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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
11
This court document names McClaskey as Judge of the County Court and bears an official seal. Attorneys Byrnes and Markey represent the petitioner in the proceeding.
The Lane community reports social visits and family travel including Miss Briscoe from Gettysburg visiting Bertha Laker, Cleon Butz visiting his uncle west of Wessington Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Brodkorb hosting Mike Seehearer at the Dowl ing home. Mrs. Roy Butz plans a two week trip to Minnesota. Alice Clock dies after nervous distress. others, including E. W. Pate and family, and visiting relatives from Madison and Minneapolis, are noted in local briefs.
Mrs Al Zink hosted a luncheon for Mrs Myrtle Higgins of Los Angeles in Wessington Springs on Thursday. Wendall Campbell and family traveled from Sioux Falls to visit P W Theis, with Douglas Campbell returning home for a visit. Harriet DeRouchey and son William left for Gettysburg while Irene Estella remained longer at the May home. Zink and DeLaske to entertain Zion Lutheran Aid Thursday afternoon. Herman Brandenburg and family visited Will Brandenburg in Lane. Jennie Scheen returned to Lane after months at Howard. The Rev Zenk, Mrs Wilbrandt, Mrs Hernan Seifkin and Viola Clodt went to Mitchell to see Mrs Alice Clodt in hospital.
Bonilla residents Mr. and Mrs. Teenard Swanson of Woonsocket visited relatives Wednesday. Mrs. Rex Gilmore and Mrs Grace russell returned Thursday from Nebraska after a ten day visit. Mes. Fred McKichan and daughters Ciara and Doris and Mrs. George McKichon and daughter motored to Mitchell Thursday, returning in the evening. Clarence Phillips of Westington was a Bonilla visitor Sunday. Acschool board meeting held Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. St. Johns of Ionsid here visiting relatives and friends. L. M. Bussell made a business trip to Huron Saturday. Bussell thresthed 10 acres of barley yielding 66 bushels per acre with wheel at 20 bushels. Corn is badly in need of rain.
Isabel Lottie Tague was born Wednesday July 30 to Mr and Mrs Merle Tague. Atlas Lumber buildings are being painted this week by G Freitag of Minneapolis. His family has moved into the George Fox home on Fourth street. Residents and relatives visit across Alpena and Woonsocket with several trips noted including Mrs Lawrence Tobin and son, Edith Youngs, and the Arena band led by Donald Hansen of Woonsocket performing Saturdays.
Doland Marvin and Melvin McNickle joined a two week Scouts tour through northern Minnesota and Wisconsin with Scoutmasters F C Eggers and wife of Huron and Max Steffen of Hitchcock. Several readers’ names referenced as visiting or traveling with families are noted among local residents and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Guy W Cook and Mrs Gus Hubin, plus Loy Riddle and Willard Dety. The fragmentary text mentions departures and visits to Mitchell Minneapolis Chamberlain Kimball and Charles City.
Local notes reveal Hitchcock professor Howard Wells returned from a Colorado vacation and attended a summer term while renewing his teaching contract for Ree Heights. Mrs. Price and daughters plan visits to Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada meeting a Bloomfield contact. Numerous neighbors visit, harvest work continues, and area weather brings rain with crop damage in Spring Lake township.
Fragmented reads reveal Danforth happenings including Ford visiting town and returning with goods, Archie Geiver recovering from finger infection and planning work, LaVaughn Geiver’s kerosene ingestion incident, and notes on school section drought impact, grain separator delivery from Wessington Springs, and an Altar Society meeting upcoming with Donahue arrival.
Iroquois residents and relatives travel for family visits with stops across Rochester Mims Holabird Cherokee and Watertown. Notable items include Franke Allen of Tony Michigan visiting with wife and three children, Charlotte Sanders staying with Mulligan family, and three locals fishing trip to northern Minnesota. Funeral services for George Fred Parlee were held with wide attendance.
Manchester residents and guests from Sioux Falls visited friends here over the weekend. Neil Bjornson assists B. KE. Mostrom at Atlas Elevator during the busy season. Mrs J B McAllister, Mrs Ronald Anderson and Mrs W L Moor of Huron visited friends in Manchester Thursday. E D Curley takes over Frank Keller pool hall management and will handle related automobile accessories. Vadics Aid society plans a bazaar and festival for late September. W Poage’s uncle visited then left for Nisland. Threshing is in full operation and yields exceed expectations amid drought.
Agnes Edwards a ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Edwards Mitchell was struck by a car while crossing an intersection here on Sunday and was unconscious for some time before beginning to recover from her injuries.
A fragmented timetable notes Petre at 6 30 am connects with the main line near Wolsey at 1020 east and arrives at Huron, with incomplete details but indicating a routing change and station stops.
A young girl sustained a slight concussion while returning from Sunday school. Attending physicians reported her condition as satisfactory, with tending medical staff monitoring her recovery.
Moscow outlines a massive five year program to build 9 million miles of roads at an overall cost of about 1.25 billion dollars. American experts led by Charles F. Seabrooke will supervise, with 35 specialists and heavy machinery imported from the United States to connect remote towns to urban life and lift living standards.
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