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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1936
Page
10
In a serialized drama, Toby helps Harriet after a shocking marriage betrayal by Clyde Sabin. Harriet endures public wedding duties while Toby urges resilience, contrasts wealth and love, and fans through emotional fallout with friends like Bill Brandt and Joy Hillyer watching the unfolding affair. The chapter centers on Harriet's stunned response, the wedding scene, and Toby’s hard counsel.
Harriet cautions Toby that there is little to eat as she plans a night out with Toby and Bill. They dine at a fashionable restaurant where Bill boasts of his sales success and a promised raise. They decide to visit Staten Island by ferry, return to an apartment, and find an alarming moment as Bill urges Toby into a room with a sharp command, leaving the scene unresolved.
Beadle County records show Atlas Elevation Co to Nat Atlas Elev Co Minneapolis for $1 in Lot 19 Dana 2 Ble 43 Brecks ist Addition to Buraa. John I Frank to William Teply Wolsey for $1, lots and 5 block 25 original Wolsey plat. Mabel Glenn Robinson to Leonard W Cox Huron $1 540 feet lot 2 block 49 4th Railway Addition to Huron. Rural Credit Board to Beadle Co $1 Part of SW5 NW 12-212-64 SEY 31 SW 22-12-64 WEY 11-85 Maria P Wipf to John S Tschenyr Huron NW & NW NW4 24-12-61.
Redfield hosts annual inspection of the local commandery in the Masonic Temple Friday evening with state inspector general Lemuel Homer present. Commander Meryle Hancock led the event. Roscoe Cone and N H Wen Zell and Harold Wilson gave talks. A cafeteria lunch followed.
The Redfield city election will be held April 21 with four councilmen seeking re election and one vacancy. First ward Ben Backman, second ward Bert Cree, third ward James Bockler and August Andersen, two opponents, fourth ward Harry Speight. The only contest is Frank Naeve seeking re election against Charles M C Woodland, who also ran for this position two years ago.
A Redfield Old Age Townsend club meeting at city hall basement on Friday elected Christian Andersen as chair and discussed regular business. Articles were read and membership exceeded 600. The group supported Fred H Hildebrandt for Congress in the first district.
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