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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
11
The notice lists ad rates effective March 1928 including per word insertions and column inch charges for classified display. It warns readers to avoid paying for employment ads and devices promising guarantees, urging reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager. It also lists assorted local items and notices from Miller, with brief community notes and names.
Local social life spans Lake Madison and Cottonwood Lake occasions as residents and visitors from Pierre Miller and surrounding towns convene family reunions attend extended visits to Marshall Minnesota and North Dakota. Several marriage licenses issued include Fernier Wall Mullaney Fox and others.
Special correspondent reports James Voorhees nearing completion of four miles of graded road seven miles east of Hitchcock along the K N D highway. He describes heavy stone removal and good progress. Mrs Hans Johansen and baby, Rich and Sidney Johansen returned from a Furen hospital. Mrs Grant Wells and Prof Howard Wells plan a few days outing at Picketel Lake near Webster. Mr and Mrs John Kingdon drove to Huron.
Special correspondent reports E. J. Williams states his son Claire Jana was seriously injured after being struck by a car while riding a horse. He spent three weeks in hospital with a badly hurt leg. the horse died from the injuries. Mr and Mrs Arthur Noltor Mitchell visiting Mrs Noltor and Margaret. Douglas burned from Mitchell ashere.
Frank Bonilla has gone to Chamberlain for treatments. Superintendent Johnson and family stayed with Bonilla last Thursday at Mrs. Irving Cooper’s home. Ruth Sickles of Tulare visited Bonilla. Earl Russell Rex Gilmore and Grace Russell shopped in Huron last Friday. Truman Walton hosted a birthday party for Alice Walton with 14 guests. The Missionary division of the Ladies Aid met at Mrs. John Meyers’ home last Thursday with 20 attendees.
Blunt relatives visit from Ipswich include Mrs Jaquith and son Gordon with Douglas, former Blunt band instructor. Mr Jaquith to lead hand instruction at Lake Preston High School next year. Marie Peterson moves into Gollett house near the school. W. R. McRauhon leaves awardment market. P G Bloomenrader to fill. B C Nesheim parents of a baby girl born Thursday at Highmore. Bert Rahm and family of Ozark Mo visit Henry Einsen Schmidt home. Rahms left Blunt years ago. Carol Kramer visits Pierre with sister Mrs J T Holst.
Mr and Mrs P W Theis visited Mitchell on business. Several residents traveled to Sioux Falls and Black Hills for trips. Lane hosts and attends aid society meetings and a Sunday confirmation at Solberg Lutheran Church. Mrs Pier entertained the Methodist Aid with help from Mrs Buta and Mrs Knieriem.
Special Correspondent notes J C Ahrens family visits Iowa relatives and Mrs Clara Acres and Lenora Ahrens. Mrs Bert Carlson returns to Minneapolis after two week Highmore stay. Legion junior base ball beat Gettysburg 10 9 and will compete in Watertown August Land 2 state tournament. Betty Gou Jordan recovering after appendectomy. Methodist junior girls toured Pierre Capitol building enjoyed picnic and plunge. Le Verdun Cowin seen in town. Hughes counts on business Tuesday. Skeck family from Onida visited cousins H J Truman and Ryide Truman lend families.
The Cardinals of Curia in Rome are set to have their annual stipends raised from about 1000 to around 4000 dollars as part of Vatican reforms. The change aims to align pay with duties and living costs in Rome, with cardinals typically needing at least one secretary and one servant and a horse drawn carriage. Pope Pius XI seeks to avoid hardship for officials serving near the papal throne while modernizing Vatican finances and arrangements.
Springfield August 5 Special Workmen begin a month of repairs at the Southern State Normal school to ready facilities for the term starting September 9. Classrooms are being plastered repainted and heating and steam pipe lines updated. A large fall enrollment is expected.
Blunt Aug 5 Special fair yields of several crops were reported in this area amid dry heat. Marcus wheat ranges to 12 million per gram, wheat 8 to 14 inches and Darley 18 to 15 bushels. Some grains unusually good. flax harvested. Corn suffers from continued dry hot weather.
A fragment shows Molly Burnham in a social scene with questions about a playwright collaborator. The text hints at engagement and a Boston romance, matching headlines read by afternoon papers.
Stray land transfer notices list several transfers with buyers and sellers including Mare dha J. Bates, Kirst Ntl, Brookins, M. Robinson, John O Hara, Wm. Miller, Nelle B. Cogstella, Drake, W. H. Boorman, Wm. Sullivan, and First Nile use. Amounts range from $1 to $5,000 with varied parcel descriptions and locations in Kingebary Vorsity.
The schedule shows a morning departure from Pierre at 7:50 a.m. connecting with a southbound train out of Wolsey at 10:26 a.m. and arriving in Huron at 12:45 p.m.
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