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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1931
Page
11
Classified rates for display and ad taker services effective November 1 1523 include per word insertions and column inch charges with rebates for longer runs. A cautionary employment ad rule advises paying no money until a proposition is fully investigated and warns against deposits or advance payments.
A fragment notes Everdan, entangled in a quarrel between Tom and Henriette, with the Gumps persuading him to remain. Names Ree McLaughlin, Noreen & Co, and Natl Bank appear in contact text, suggesting an unrelated notice or ad context. The passage is incomplete but hints at a domestic dispute resolved by outside influence.
Public notice summarizes school district expenditures including wages maintenance and administration totaling 316,691.68 with a cash balance of 21,507.93 held in National Bank of Huron. Also details a sewer special assessment on Frank Avenue SE in Huron South Dakota with due dates and delinquency date, plus mortgage sale notice against George C. Hunt and Lucy L. Hunt for Beadle County.
Notice states default and sale to satisfy principal 175.00 and interest 16.92 totaling 191.32. Mortgage foreclosed by public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD on August 2 1931 at 10 30 am. Property described as Lot 9 Block 2 Fourth Ashland Park Addition Beadle County City of Huron. Sheriff Huntley Con, 1. Edna Montgomery, C Peterson and Siif Mort as for), No. 225 advie.
Highmore families and former residents are visiting relatives and friends through August. Numerous travels include Pierre, Alliance Ohio, Denver, and the Black Hills. Residents and kin from Mitchell to Rapid City drop by, with hospital and school connections noted among local caretakers, veterans and clergy.
Cavour Mation Duessler begins a surface well on his Huron property with George Schmidt assisting. Several local residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of social updates, including Mrs Charles Gilchrist of Logan township and families from nearby areas. Threshing winds down as farmers store silos and hay while others travel and visit. A state banking department representative, Mr McMillan, conducted business on Wednesday.
Wolsey Mc and Mrs G H Mullins announce the birth of an eight pound son to Mr and Mrs Martin Mullins this week. Addie Ransom of Huron visits the Woods family with Frank Allen Iva and Lela Montgomery. H Q Cheney traveled through to Armour from Orient after graveling work. Wintner and Bales bore a well for Creighton near Wessington Springs this week. Roger Holton and family visited the Cheney home en route to Tipson Ia from Ashton and Northville. Bolton is Cheney’s nephew.
Alpena and nearby towns record a flurry of social visits and meetings. G. L. Freeman of Wessington Springs visited friends, while Henrietta Leighton and Lucy Campbell attended the Royal Neighbor lodge in Alpena. Elsie Lundberg, Blooming ton librarian, is spending vacation after returning from Chicago Madison Wis and Minneapolis. Local residents including Wayne Eastman and family, J M Wahl and Calvin Wahl planned short trips, Mrs. Wahl returning later. The Women Foreign Missionary society met with Mrs. Harry Knox, with Mrs. J E Shull as mystery box reader. Kenneth Gifford of Huron visited locally.
Mrs. George Barnes and her daughter traveled from Kadoka to visit Mrs. Milburn McKichan. Mr. and Mrs. George McKichan and their children recently drove to Watertown with Mrs. McKichan's mother Mrs. Jessous, who had been visiting for several days.
St Lawrence reports Mrs Melvo Thompson and her infant daughter returning home from Miller hospital on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Flint visits uncle Arthur Daubergs in Seneca. Mrs Arthur Hartman has been in Miller hospital for several days with a carbuncle on her neck. Mrs Eve Fretts hosted Usst Nobie Grands of Miller and St Lawrence at her home recently. Rev ONeill, Miss Versa ONeill, Mrs BLanchard and Mrs George Ise attend business errands.
In Huron on Tuesday Mrs Frank Clegg and child were visiting Wisconsin. The Cregs planned to drive there for them. Mr and Mrs Leroy Blanchard and Mr and Mrs Arden Jones visited relatives in Tus. Fred Calkins left for California on a return trip, accompanied by Robert Campbell.
Grote and Lin families and August Falk of Langford were guests at the Fy 5 Falk home. Krafts and Massons traveled to Milbank. women took the Olympian east. Mrs. Sonia Allen and daughter arrived from Aberdeen to reside here. Edwards of Mankato visited with friends, returning with daughter Geraldine. Rev. L C Benson visits family at Willmar. RT Elersold chatted with friends at Claremont. Mrs. Kuchnert hosted bridge for Mrs. Dietz. refreshments followed. Brant party vacationed with friends in Northville and Faulkton. Mrs. Reinhardt, son Billie, and Alice Dauffenbach visiting Ralph Mohr. Mary Cavigelli and Alis Livingston noted. Mrs. James of Los Angeles visiting. Mrs. Bert James assists, while Mrs. Sckerl of Maywood visits Harris family and Lake City relatives.
Blunt resident Norma Beebe returns from the eastern part of the state while Mrs H Tennyson and her children, visiting Frank and Mrs Halsey in Oregon, plan a Black Hills and Quinn trip before Blunt. Mrs Phil Bloomenrader of Highmore visits Ed Marsh, and Miss Erma Howard returns from Beulah Wyoming after visiting sister Emerald Reneke. Dr and Mrs J E Shull of Alpena were guests of F A House.
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