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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
13
Alpena and vicinity residents share neighborly gatherings and travel updates. Families from Wessington Springs Mitchell and Virgil visit, with multiple ill news items and a new gas station project near Emanuel Lehr underway.
Sheffield Farmers Union held a meeting at the Sheffield school Monday night. Mrs Gust Schmidt entertained the M M with at her home Thursday after noon. Mrs G J McDonald has been ill the past week. J W Bieger has purchased a new Chevrolet car. A P 7 A meeting will be held April T at which time the Kiwanis club of Hur on Will furnish the entertainment. Mr and Mrs J J Bottomley and son visited at the Frank Gubbins home near Iroquois Sunday.
Yale Mrs William Maagg and daughtera and Mrs William Freeman visited James Smith. M E Welsh of Bancroft visited the R E Welsh home. Irma Vondracek, Marie Kucht, Earl Marsh and others attended the Miller declamatory contest. Goodwill Extension club meets April 8 at F W Marsh home. Ruth Blacketer of Oakes visited James Smith. Bernice White Osceola and Albert Konstants Brog kinus visited B E Welsh. Joseph Leitzenburg Woonsocket visited F W Blaish. Emil Maass trucked cattle to Sioux Falls for Frank Gribble. Bernard Maass and James Lawrence also trucked a second load. William Davis, M E Davis, Mark New…
Come and J. F. O Keefe made a business trip to Sioux Falls Monday. Mr and Mrs James Smith were visitors at the Kathryn Gable home in Cavour Monday morning.
Doland hosts a flurry of social and academic events with visits by locals to relatives in Mellette and Redfield, a Vermillion state debate tournament for the Doland team, and multiple club gatherings. Notables include the Humphrey family, Miss Hattie Riche's sister, and Eva Heggland visiting from Pierre.
Doland students compete for the honor of naming the school’s district music contest representative in Aberdeen in May. Mrs Willard Doty returned from Charles City Indiana Thursday afternoon after being called by her mother’s illness.
Mrs Mat Dawson returned home from Minneapolis after a week at a beauty culture school and brought back a permanent waving machine the first of its kind in Hitchcock. Clifford Steinhouser of Beach, North Dakota, the son of Mr and Mrs A F Steinhouser of Hitchcock, left for Spokane to work with a railroad company as telegraph operator. Mrs Steinhouser will stay in Beach briefly. Rev E Carmen Bell moderator of the Presbyterian church visited Sunday to assume charge of the church.
Eight new members joined the Presbyterian church and eight persons were baptized in the morning service. Joining: Mr and Mrs Fred Benson Miss Elva Glidden Miss Elsie Marshall Carl Langstad Mrs C Hope and Mrs Charles Poe. Baptisms included Elsie Marshall Vera Hope Lois Poe Leroy Langsted Phyllis Preston Dale Laverne Eva May Wayne Langsted. A son weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs George Armstrong on Saturday March 28. A motor patrol road maintainer cleared snow on Main Street Saturday. Sam Russell and family of Dallas report the birth of daughter Joan on March 24. Russell works in Dallas air service.
Mrs A P Scheib and Mrs E E Dubois shopped in Huron Monday afternoon. Iver Anderson went to Huron Saturday to stay under a doctor's care for throat trouble. Jessie Marshall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Marshall, broke a leg Tuesday night while swinging. Mrs Mansford Ackles returned home from the Curt Young home in Huron convalescing after an operation at Huron hospital. Mrs Ed Reimath hosted the Bridgeteers bridge club Wednesday night with prizes to Mrs Free Schroeder and Mrs Hilda Grogs. Lanois was served as Irene Armstrong, Laurie Person, Edwin Phillips and Clinton Dubois returned from Brookings for a spring vacation. Diamonds are mined from a Brazilian river bed by divers in dangerous currents.
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