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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
11
Notice is given of foreclosure on Lot Twenty in Hepiat West Half of Black Six in East Huron, per deeds recorded 1928. The mortgage due includes principal and interest with taxes paid noted. Public auction will occur at the county courthouse on a specified date and time, with Crambreain and Ball as attorneys for the mortgage holder.
Legal notices detail a hearing in Beadle County Court regarding the estate of Gistlegy Walke. Names listed include Charles W Ulke and heirs at law Elsie McGough Hattie Miller Eva Bornaieh Edna Prell Lydia Pandole Ella Wulke. Court filing date appears as S21 Dak Ave Huron.
A partial text discusses a five million sixty thousand dollar rate fund and farming issues. It mentions cotton farmers, power creation, and possible phrasing about a power code. The fragmentary source lacks clear events or names.
Local items note visits and trips by residents including Roy Koch and family from Wolsey at S. D. Stewart home, Ben Dix family moving to Troutdale Oregon, Suttons visiting Illinois, Bonami and Babbitts in Black Hills, Luella Dix honored at a Legion auxiliary party, and Sam Stobbs family traveling to Astolose Saskatchewan for three weeks.
Denis Holliday of Watertown visits Conde friends. Laughlin family returns from grandma Mary Hagers in Conde. Campbell and daughter Ethel visit sister Anna Cleveland then head to Kansas City to California. Ladies Altar Society met at Mulligan home with hostesses Mulligan Rogers and Simonson. Hewitt couple seen in Aberdeen with Rogers and Mulligan party.
Blunt Mr and Mrs Fred Holst relocate to Westington after buying a local grocery store and plan to start a new business. Mrs Fred Pigney departs for Sioux Falls and southeastern states to visit relatives. Ludica Aid society members meet at Frank Moore home in the country. Forrest Lane and families, along with Paul Shore and family, plan westward travel for rest and relocation. Mrs Frank Koch and children of Rapid City return home after visiting William Shore and Clifford Borden families.
Iroquois My and Mrs Andrew Hultman of Wesington visit the Charles Hultman home. Reese Whitis returns from a four week honeymoon spanning the Black Hills and Yellowstone with relatives in LaMoure and Miss Dephane Hammond joins brother Maurice and Miss Christianson from Albert Lea. The Luke family from Carpenter and the Clayon family from Artesian visit. they return with Russell Stoner after a month away. Wilma Carter and Lois Annis travel from Detroit to visit kin. C T Liddle family spends Sunday with friends at Aclington and Brookings. Stoner family returns from Clark after an extended visit. Pear Creek picnic includes a swim before lunch. The William Miller family plans move to De Smet this week.
Welch and Malana host at the St. Lawrence hotel as old friends reunite. The Stecmans entertain 36 guests. Vernyn Ford returns from Wellington Springs college and Columbo Ohio after stock sales. Flints return from the world’s fair and visit Chicago relatives. Lovelace family guests from Minnesota and Utah. Magness family trip to Pierra for Senator Magness. Muth returns from Miller hospital after major surgery. Fishing trip to Big Stone Lake by Rock, Wilson, Dumdie and Northcut. Socials note Black Hills trip for Kerr De Long and friends. A daughter is born to Cliff and Mrs Hudson on August 2.
New York August 8 15 round middleweight title bout set for tomorrow night at the Polo Grounds between Ben Jeby and Lou Brouillard. Jeby claims world middleweight crown though disputed outside New York with a small 10400 crowd expected. Brouillard known for rough body punching and training form strong, while Jeby has shown little recent progress in securing his title claim.
The funeral of G H Youngs was held at the ME church Sunday at 2 pm and he was laid to rest in Rest Haven cemetery. The service was led by Rev A J Hoyer with a mixed quartet and piano accompaniment. The Masonic lodge conducted additional rites at the church and grave. Pallbearers included Mc Sedgwich Cutler McVay John Bentson AL Hart and Chris Peterson.
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