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Classified note invites readers to contact the Huronite Office by phone 4151 for advertisement requests. Details are minimal with no further text.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
11
Classified note invites readers to contact the Huronite Office by phone 4151 for advertisement requests. Details are minimal with no further text.
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Readers report repairs including water pipe leaks and furnace work. Local visits recount trips to Pierre and De Smet, with social rounds among families in Beadle County. Financial statements for Barrett Hartland and Clifton school districts show year end balances, receipts, and warrants issued.
Brief notice reports a violent attack near Castlewood leading to a death or serious injury. Authorities described the incident as a domestic or random assault and urge public vigilance while continuing the investigation.
Wolsey R J Fleming came back Sunday from Shakopee Minnesota after a two week assignment. Mr and Mrs George Hendrickson left Sunday for the Black Hills after visiting at L M Christophersons. The ten day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ostlund is improving after illness since birth. Mrs John Parsons and son Lawrence visit Ft Dodge with daughter Carol at H O Cheney's home. Various families including A B Custer George Lumbard and others traveled to Pickerel Lake Sunday with Girl Scout camp attendees Hazel Margaret Bonnes Reca Madwell Elizabeth Jensen Edna Hagen Bessie Babcock Mary Janie Drill Gene Larsen Bonnie Nelson and Burdet te Lumbard.
Burdette My and Mrs Ransom Swanty were Huron visitors Tuesday. Mike Schauls and daughter Blanche visited relatives in Redfield Thursday. Mr and Mrs Stewart Bollum and children of Wessington visited Sunday evening at the Sheldor Bottom ham s. Clara Morrow assisting with work at the John Dennis home. Clark Bollum of Wessington was a business caller here Monday.
Ashton and Mrs. Hack returned from Iowa City where Hack attended summer school sessions. Watkins children Billy and Winnafred arrived for a visit with relatives after their parents stayed with the R. E. Watkins household. N J Christidnaon of SpringfieldNeb. oversees a new granary at Andrew Zoodsma farm. Mimes Mable Jones and Dale Bascom returned from a California auto trip. Ed Mottenbeir of Aberdeen visited ELH Bean and Mrs C A Weiland. Mrs Weiland fell down cellar steps Wednesday evening.
Joyce Kimmel celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends at her home on Friday afternoon. Miss Pauline McCauley hosted a gathering for the first five grades. Mr and Mrs George Yates of Aberdeen were weekend guests at the Roberts home. Joyce left Sunday evening for Hursh to visit her father.
Wayland reports include Mr and Mrs Mannie Clute arriving from Aberdeen for a kittenball tournament with Mrs Clute staying several days. Valentine Zeller shipped cattle to Sioux City market. Miss Dorothy Ravenscroft toured Cottonwood Lake with Brown of Wessington. The Misses Otto Olson Wood and McGuire visited Wessington Springs Friday. Ravenscroft family hosted relatives from Midland over the weekend. Public figures attended postal workers convention in Huron. Mrs C B Douglas visited Timber Lake to see son Thom Mary. Ree Heights resident J Lloyd visiting the Patterson home. Moz Stella Thrane of Pierre visited Wayland. Wilma Schilling celebrated eleventh birthday. Wayland Girl Reserve met with Doris and Florence Ole. Lois McGuire returned home after two weeks with Lichicte family south of Wessington.
Danforth threshing continues with good yields in some areas and light Osis. A lightning strike killed a horse owned by Ben Weberne, with no insurance payout. About 20 stacks of hay are on the old school section this year, up from none last year, with roughly 14 stacks per quitter. Carn expected to improve despite grasshoppers hurting ears. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Charles Stoudt and Mrs Charles Ford to Wessington Springs. Buffalo county Ladies picnic at Amos Crue sens drove Thursday. Charlotte Geiver returned to Miller after visiting her sister Mrs Lewellen. Mr and Mrs John Herizman of Emb ery visiting with their children. August Kludt returned from Rapid City where he attended summer school at the School of Mines.
Mona plans a quiet night in as she helps with curtains and settles Dorahue baby. She weighs Bud’s worry against finding a room away from Kitty while imagining Barry Townsend and Steve as possible support. The scene ends with Mona drifting to sleep, hoping for a future chat with her mother.
Timetable fragments show a trip starting in Huron at 3 60 p m arriving in Pierre at 6 45. Departure from Pierre at 7 28 connects with a Southbound train from Wol coy at 10 55 and reaches He vem at 9 09 a m.
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