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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
11
Classified rates for the Huronite newsroom list ad takers and display charges. Entries include for sale furniture transportation services moving prices and junk battery buyers. WANTED dogs and buyer notices appear with payment in advance and notice that cash with order is required.
Desirable light housekeeping rooms close in with garage option. Also notices for two modern two room apartments on Uton Ave. See list of items for repairs and cleaning in Iowa School District. Bids due Aug 8, 1953. Foreclosure sale details follow for Beadle County South Dakota mortgagors.
A special Evening Euronite piece by A. Lester Pierce argues education is more than training or knowledge. It stresses the educated person applies knowledge with judgment to benefit self and society, and urges organization, varied experience, and deliberate study to build true education even without a college degree. It cites travel value, reading, and recommended works by Simm and Hull as aids to self-education.
Fragmentary OCR entry references a mortgage owner and attorneys, with unclear location and names. The readable pieces point to a legal involvement and potential creditor action, but the fragmentary text lacks concrete details, dates, or parties to confirm a full item.
The article urges starting with a branch of knowledge that interests you and reading slowly to digest material. It praises various books and recommends regular newspaper reading and using libraries for deeper study. It cautions that self education is challenging but rewarding and that sacrifice and perseverance lead to success in one’s chosen occupation.
Aug 1 Special Mr and Mrs Walter Smith operators of the Ames Cath store are moving to Oregonson and will make their home. The store is for sale or rent. Frank Scofield of Miller owner of the store plans to give it up. Several prospective buyers and renters have visited the property recently.
Jean neighborhood notes Ames report Ammogast recovering from eye infection Frank Conerton visited at Allen Stebbits home in Buffalo county Miller shoppers include Arthur Johnson and W Arbogast Don McCutcheon Indies helped Mrs George Chard with her quilt George Johnson moving in Buffalo county Luther Garvin visited Orville Johnson home Friday George Ruff not recovering as fast as hoped Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson went to Sioux City to make their home.
Conde T A Herbison and family left Monday for Eugene Oregon to reside. Frank Loehr Jr who has been at the Angels home northeast of Conde for the past few weeks returned to his home at Huron Friday. William Duan of Lewistown Mo visiting at the home of his brother T F Dunn and family. Splendid concerts each Saturday evening on Main Street by the Conde band. Mr and Mrs Alva Remsler and daughter Doris of Sion City have been visiting at the home of her mother Mrs C Edd. Mr and Mrs N C Reppen of Stephens Point Wis making a visit at the home of her mother Mrs Charles Lucas. Mrs Lloyd McMillan bags returned from a visit at the home of her sister Mrs J R Wynkoop of Lincoln Neb. Mr and Mrs George Hansen announce the birth of a son at their home July 2. The Misses Ester Christiansen and Marjorie Mymers have returned from Spearfish where they attended normal. Miss Evelyn Lucas has returned from Nebraska where she attended normal.
Hitchcock Ole Johnson Dec Hill and Maurice Person begin a coast bound trek by hitchhiking joining seven young men from the area. Mire S. A. Payne travels by car with Mr and Mrs Ira Gilbert to Chicago then to Bloomfield Canada to visit daughter Lillian post mistress. The Gilberts plan to see his father in Terre Haute while Neil Anderson tours North Dakota for projects. Roy Anderson seeks a location in Minneota. Owen Frades repairs a dam. newborn son born to Theda and C H Fountain.
Summer school in Spearfish ended last week while residents visit kin in Huron and Sioux City. Mrs. Scheib hosts W FM 5S on August 3 with Light Bearers invited. devotions led by J R Farrier and program by Hengelfelt. Visits include C B Larsen Ruth, Loraine Johnson, Adaline Cooper and Irene Anderson traveling to Madison for a U S tour.
Wessington Springs hosts multiple social gatherings under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the ME church with devotionals and programs led by Mrs. Will Cromwell and Mrs. H P Will. Wendell Way celebrates seventh birthday at a lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A E Way. Mrs. Louise Buck entertains 20 guests for Mrs. E R Buck’s birthday anniversary. Katharine and Beverly Bell visit as local children join games and lunch. A surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cutler with baskets and gifts. a bridge party in Woonsocket honors Mrs. Axel Peterson of California. Various neighborhood ladies attend, with out of town guests from Sioux City and Anoka. Bertha Walters Caffee and Earl Hicards wed in Sioux City, and Eva Groupe of Britton ties the knot with her partner in Britton. Arnold Groupe returns to Wessington Springs as coach and teacher after marriage to Eva Groupe.
B. P. Corrigan postmaster and rural carrier Sal return from the mail car on Route 2 at Cavour, details imply a routine mail run in the town.
A stream of visitors and locals travel between Minneapolis Pierre Mitchell and surrounding towns. Families like Maass Barton and Scheid are visiting relatives. Keefe Sandstrom and Sandstrom return to handle Atlas elevator work. numerous residents attend schools, repairs, or vacations. Community events include Woodmen meeting and a Missionary gathering, with locals working at Armour plant and a dairy social netting receipts.
Rapid City visitors Miss Josephine Laughlin and Miss Patricia Zeller stayed with their aunt Mrs. Clay Webb while Miss Deloris Newell of Seneca visited the Ryan family. Numerous relatives and friends travel to Black Hills and Creston. Tom Gibbs visits from Los Angeles. James Hamlin hosts relatives from Minneapolis and Sioux Falls. Rev. Truman Daniels heads to Minneapolis with Miss Alice Masher. Fay Hansen undergoes tonsil surgery. various local trips and family gatherings noted across Hyde County and neighboring towns.
The piece discusses restraint in the Roosevelt era, noting Huey Long’s cautious stance, the New York bankers, and the political signaling around credit and policy. It mentions Roosevelt’s indirect confidence measures, Hull and Hyde Park entertainments, oil production challenges, baby bonds as a trial, and senators delaying foreign trips amid cautious political maneuvering.
In a fragment from a serialized tale, Elinoraid expresses warmth and flirtation with Barrett as she asks to see her promised time. Barrett wavers about keeping a vow that seems to bring misery, choosing to retreat to his studies instead as the chapter ends.
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