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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1930
Page
11
Bancroft residents and relatives gather over weekend visits with families in Arlington Mitchell Brookings and Lennox. Mrs Rosser and grandson Duane Wethe travel to see kin. Barn fire near E Stubbs farm prompts concern as others travel to Sioux Falls and Minneapolis for college and visits.
A family reunion gathered near the Thomas Brand home with attendees including D. H. Baker of Hot Springs and Leroy D. Baker of Pierre. Mrs. Stephen Everson of Hudson, Wis, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neever and Patricia joined, along with Dorothy Everson of Omaha and Mrs. Nina Seburn. Norman Custard and Hollin joined Mrs. Inez Massa and others visiting from Puyallup, Washington.
Carthage professor and Mrs Nash and two children from Milwaukee visit at Mrs Nashs brothers home. Mr Murphy a railroad commissioner and wife visit A J Murphy. M B Harmon heads to Rochester for wifes operation. Ten pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Stroud. Daughters born to Clarence Anderson but died shortly after. Lightning burns Chester Johnson barn. contents lost. Almost an inch of rain fell Sunday night. Alvin Salter and daughter visit relatives. Judge Baldwin returns from east auto trip.
Dol and Miss Elizabeth Eierman from St Paul visited relatives. Mrs C J Schmitz and Mrs Harold King were in Redfeld on business. Charles Lawrence and Miles McNickl were in Huron. Mrs H Kuhrt and daughter visited Ferney. Florence Thomas Alvin Marion and Edina May left for a Black Hills tour, planning a visit to Mrs Thomas's sister Mrs Palmer. Mildred Gelston and Agnes Schmitz dined with John Loveson. Mrs Jess Smith hosted a 2:30 luncheon. Charles Hahn started work in the George Burke garage.
Conde Mus Cillian Danielson of Flint Michigan visited Waubay for several days to spend time with her brother and family after a month with her sister Mrs S 3 Simonsen. Roy Wilson of Big Stone traveled to spend Sunday with the George Howitt family. Mr and Mrs AT Severson Princes Helen and Gene left for Benson around the city. Miss Louise Patton of Esmond worked in the Empire Novelty store during A L Seversons absence. Mrs George Hewitt and Mrs Roy Day visited Aberdeen Saturday. Mrs John Homburg noted and Mrs Franke Wettstein returned from Rochester New York to Sparet Wis before heading home. Miss Hewitt is a school teacher.
CG L Peterson along with Mrs Jennie Lucas and daughter Eve lyn left for Madison Wisconsin to be with her daughter Mrs Meda Rep pen who recently had an operation. The Rev and Mrs G D Brown hosted Cath erine of Council Bluffs Iowa during a visit. Miss Brong works in a store there while Wirg Sadie Herman and daughter Mrs Walle Toppila visit relatives. In Minnesota Mrs Leigh Hagen bought a new Chevrolet. Warry Dorgan works at Crandall in the elevator.
Obituaries detail Yeo Miller-Hammers of Huron area born 1894 died 1930 at 36 after long illness with survivors including husband Walter Hammers and siblings in South Dakota California and Illinois. Kathryn Anna Mazso born 1883 near Rutland died August 1 in Huron hospital after brief illness. noted as pianist and music club leader with many relatives and Catholic burial in Harrold cemetery.
Redfield postoffice reports an annual receipts rise of about 1000 dollars as postmaster D Brown notes total annual receipts between 27000 and 28000 dollars. Nearby, Yankton yields an indicated good corn crop with green ears observed on the Blachnik farm west of town.
A fragment reports roasting cars loaded with well developed kernels. The scene describes stage cars filled to capacity with good Jenith beans producing yield estimates from forty to a bushel, reflecting a developing agricultural process and local industry.
A hundred blazing Perseids per hour are expected the night of August 1 as they streak the upper air. The shower peaks around August 3, viewed best after midnight from high elevation, with meteors burning up near 70 miles up and leaving faint meteor dust that drifts with air currents. Smaller iron-rich fragments could reach Earth, but the faster the meteor, the lower the chance of impact, and only large iron pieces would be valuable.
The Huron Pierre bus departs Huron at 3? p.m. with connections to Wolsey trains, arriving Pierre at 7:00 p.m. It leaves Pierre at 6:39 and connects with the Wolsey outbound at 10:00 a.m. arriving back at Huron by 2:45 a.m.
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