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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
9
Mrs Merl Juhl receives eye treatments at Samaritan hospital in Huron. Eggs rise to 30 cents a dozen. Several residents travel to Minneapolis Des Moines Sioux City and Des Moines for visits and business. Local club meetings, hospital visits, and social events are listed with families and neighbors in Lane Wessington Springs and Onida.
Carpenter Erwin Bouger came home Friday from Sprague hospital in Huron where he stayed a few days recovering from minor bruises and cuts after his team hitched to a hay rake ran away. Several local residents were noted visiting or traveling to nearby towns, with social calls at Willow Lake Huron Bancroft and Lake Kampeska venues.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Tollefson of Cuthbert South Dakota were visitors in Lame Friday at the August Brandenburg home. Miss Gertrude Sandstrum of Baltic is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Alfred Endaby. Mr and Mrs H May and Ma R F Paddock attended the Jerauld event.
Mrs. Della Berry visits from Parker to see friends and relatives. The Ahren family returned Sunday from a trip to Iowa. Miss Oxwang stays at Ed Paul Thome caring for Mary Agnes who is ill. Robert and Grace Landengham enjoy a visit from two Kansas cousins on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Gunckh Evenson visited at the Martin Bergelcen Star key home on Saturday. Norwegian Ladies Aid met with Mrs Pret Kephmann Thursday afternoon. Next meeting will be at Mrs Pete Evenson’s home in September. Families traveled from McClusky to attend Jacob Tribwasser’s funeral. Ralph Eaton and children Verna and Kenneth arrived from Kalamazoo for a two week visit with O. M. Eaton and Clara, with relatives in the area. Mrs Walter Sheffield and others returned from Beresford. Frank Plate visited Jessie Baldwin's near Mitchell. Armage Magek had his tonsils removed. W B Sheffield is painting on Main Street. Zoe Crawford and sons went to Canyon for relatives. Charles, Juanita, and Mr Hanson visited from Madison, Wis. for a relative's visit. Maud Kinsman of Huron spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Emanuel Mogek and Agnes went to Tripp for a funeral. George Muffinan and Ethel Hubbard were guests at the Ed Van Woorhis home in Hitchesck. A O Bonild of Volin called on Chris Peterson. Jean Toute te bie home from a visit at Wessington Springs. Juanite and Lenora Plate of St. Johns visiting relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs E R Barges hosted Trevix Angellis for dinner. Jaren Blow and family, Ralph Eaton and family, and Clara Batod visited in Huron. Mrs Silas Hayes celebrated her August birthday with Mrs Lond. Christina Myron returned from a wedding in Winnipeg and left for Sanator to resume duties as hospital dietician. Alma Brandesburg spent Sunday with Lulu Kinsman and returned from a visit with Aunt Mrs Ernest Dusit at Beresford.
An Chicago optometrist advertises new comfort spectacles priced at 2.98 dollars. The makers promise light frames that do not pinch or tarnish and claim the readers enable clear near and distant vision. A 30 day trial is offered to prove satisfaction or refunds.
Special correspondent Mrs Hornung returns from Sprague hospital with FeceWMittel treatment for infection. Many readers and families, including Smiths, Wipts, and Johnsons, visit in Cavour, Yale, Brookings, and Freeman. Community members travel to Rochester for care, celebrate a 100th birthday, and attend gatherings. A fire incident in Bellingham reports one dead and a second seriously injured.
Bus service runs from Huron to Pierre with a 2 45 p m departure and 3 38 p m connection to Wolsey trains. It arrives in Pierre at 7 00 p m and returns leaving Pierre at 6 30 a m with a 10 2 a m Wolsey connection to Huron arriving at 10 45 a m.
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