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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
13
An old classified ad page outlines Reader Style Classified Ads with per word pricing, minimums, and payment in advance. It notes regional scope, examples of ads for sale items, pets, services, and real estate, plus transfer and vehicle service listings from local businesses.
Notice of foreclosure sale by Sheriff Beadle County to satisfy a mortgage held by The Union Central Life Insurance Company on 420 acres in Beadle County South Dakota. Sale at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on September 1 1932 at 10:00 a.m. with costs and fees, excluding released parcels NW quarter of Section 29. There are 2440.81 dollars due plus interest and premiums. Adv. Note for bids and contact for details in Brookings and Huron.
Court action in Beadle County South Dakota forecloses several real estate mortgages. Listings include Andrews and Susie Kleinsasser and Earl Bussell with multiple parcels in Townships 113 North 64 West and 112 North 60 West. Foreclosure sale date set for September 5 1953 and September 19 1983. Assignees include Metropolitan Life Insurance and Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Sheriff Don Huntley and attorneys Fiske Morris and Fiske & Morris represent lenders.
A group of 3B teachers from Virginia and states including Ohio Tennessee Kentucky Illinois Georgia camped overnight at the tourist park enroute to the Chicago World’s Fair. The 6000 mile journey from Lexington Kentucky covers Kanuna City Mo Pikes Peak Colorado Springs Taos Santa Fe Albuquerque Painted Desert Petrified Forest Grand Canyon Bryce Canyon Salt Lake City Yellowstone Cody and Black Hills with daily meals and seven hours college credit from University instructors Prof Shannon and Miss Van Meter.
George B Emmons 47 of Florence Minn died Tuesday at Rutledge Minnesota. Funeral services will be held here Friday at 9:30 a m in state at his mother in law Mrs Hashelwalds home 244 Fifth Street Southwest before services at the Catholic church Burial will follow at the Catholic cemetery Monsignor D F Desmond will officiate He was a switch man for the Chicago North Western Railway from 1909 to 1918 He married Margaret Mahowald on October 1 1910 Born in Sheridan Indiana December 13 1885 he came to South Dakota in 1903 living first at Volga later opening a tire shop at Flandreau in 1918 until ill health forced him to move He moved to Superior Wisconsin in 1921 and worked as a switchman until 1939 when he entered a sanitarium at Pine City Minnesota Carcinoma caused his death He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Surviving besides the widow are four brothers Cecil Huron Jasper Indiana Fred Alexandria Indiana Basil Crown Point Indiana and a cousin Mrs Harry Overdorf of Redfield Ohio to be here for the funeral but the Indiana brothers were not expected
A telegram from I Hopkins of the federal relief program congratulates Berry on incorporating part of a beer tax for relief work in South Dakota. The note promises full cooperation to address relief problems in the state and Washington context.
Federal investigators traced the kidnap gang across the Midwest while guarding Harvey Bailey in a Dallas jail. Bailey, alive after a June 1 Kansas City officer killings and linked to the Urschel abduction, faced charges with four companions. Bail was set at 1000000. others held at 50000 each.
Sioux Falls reports 13 year old Evickson, injured when a midiron toe struck his skull at Colton golf course, was soon after treated in Madison hospital and has returned home convalescing in a remarkable recovery with faculties intact.
An Chicago police operation tracked kidnap suspects from a turf war linking Jr, St Paul brewer, and Oklahoma City oil magnate with a gangsters’ network. Detectives, in disguise as a cab driver and a telegraph messenger, intercepted a staged ransom plan, but the pair fled with about $100 marked money after a botched drop at a barbecue stand on Wolf Road.Authorities had monitored taps and warned the duo could be killed if captured, while a rapid shift in directions thwarted the trap and left investigators pursuing through the region amid reports of summer homes and increased gang activity.
Eve races through chores hoping to reach home to Dick but a silent barrier grows. He hides his whereabouts and dismisses her suspicions with brief excuses while he acts kindly. She beds weary, feigning sleep as doubts about their marriage creep in, and the tale continues.
Turton August 36 report states a man suffered a ruptured artery after a work incident. His condition was critical, forcing his wife Mrs Thomas to remain away from home until Monday. Their son Don and daughter Dorothy have managed the station during the father's illness.
In Highmore on August 17 Floyd Brock's eighteen month old son required anesthesia after a corn kernel became lodged in his nose. Attempts to remove it by ordinary means failed, necessitating medical intervention.
Articles filed with the secretary of state show Black Hills Beverage Company of Deadwood with capital of 50000 dollars to distribute beer. Incorporators are Earl B Morford Harry Lathrop James Boyle George R Humer and Harold B Black all of Deadwood. Equal Rights Local Inc based in Draper incorporates without capital stock to buy sell merchandise and supplies for members. Incorporators are Henry Volmer Leo Nichols Adolph Vik A C Saville and L A Lokoen of Draper.
The Jolly Bight Dairy Foods club met at Genevieve Whittington’s home on Wednesday August 16. Tiss Dewine attended as a guest, according to Genevieve Whittington.
Rev and Mrs John Single journey to Oklahoma City to see daughters May and Margaret. Their son Edward drives them, leaving Sunday with a planned stop in Omaha en route.
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