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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
7
Special correspondence chronicles births and family news in Esmond. Mr and Mrs Hans Lorenz welcomed a child on August 14. Odis Dover announces the birth of a son on August 16. Local residents travel, visit relatives in Huron and Sioux Falls, and attend nurse graduation events at Sprague hospital.
Marguerite Davis assists at her brother George Davis home during threshing. Mont Newcome and Kathryn return from Rochester after an operation for Miss Newcome. Grace Costello of Cavour visits the William Walsh home. Irene and Maxine O'Brien spend the weekend with parents. Blanche Walsh visits James Smith home Thursday. Janzen returns from Rochester where he accompanied Paul Stahl who entered Mayo Clinic. Mrs B Garry and son Merle and two nephews drive to Bridgewater Sunday. Mr and Mrs Totman ride to Tulare to spend the day with their daughter. R E McDonald and Joe Corrigan go to Baird to visit friends. Gladys Nicholas of Ice Heights visits Kuehl home. Mrs Janzen and daughter Belya travel to Parkston to visit relatives. Charles Kaufman drives to Freeman for a few days with friends. Bessie Kaufman and sisters spend vacation at Big Stone Lake. Barrett, O'Brien and daughter Lucille drive to Highmore to visit relatives. Moon family move into O P Porter home for upcoming school opening. William Walsh family visit Ida Dunlevy. Mr and Mrs George Hofer and mother visit John Hofer. Alma Maass and Tyna Vondracke stay at James Lawrence home in Huron. Philbert Vondracek visits uncle BE Vondracek with friends.
Miss Fern Hubbard of Alpena arrived Tuesday to visit Miss Nadine Van Voorhis and friends. George Voorhees completed an artesian well on his farm near here. it is 908 feet deep and 1.5 inches wide, flowing 12 to 15 gallons per minute. L. Van Voorhis, pioneer resident now in Redfield, is reported seriously ill. Donald Juhl is being cared for by his grandmother during his mother’s illness in the Samaritan hospital at Huron. Prof. Samuel Van Voorhis of Redfield visited the Bert Van Voorhis home. Dan Bryan remains ill with rheumatism and heart disease. Henry Walton is improving after a heart attack. Miss Gertrude Sauer of Aberdeen visited relatives here. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sautell on Tuesday, August 20. A Monday dance for the baseball team drew good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hobart left for Pickerel for a week. fishing is normal again. Mr. and Mrs. John Kingdon and Mr. and Mrs. E. Dubois visited Rev. Machamee in Chester, S. D. Mrs. J. C. Mulvaney and Miss Millicent Murphy went to Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. John J. K. Hofer announce the birth on Sunday, August 18, of a son. Alva Dubois family of Sioux Rapids, Ia., visited here briefly.
Word has reached here that Mr and Mrs Kenneth Boorse left Milwaukee and have secured a home in the Black Hills. Mr Boorse is now employed in the Department of Loans and Discount at a BR bank in Milwaukee and is newly settled in Thorne.
Special correspondent notes Will Ryan visiting from Fargo where he works in car sales. Mrs Elmore Lindsay returns home after Volga hospital operation. J O Sunt family brings her home from Volga. Ruth Hinz back at Sioux Falls work after Green Isle vacation. Frances Denevan visiting her mother near Artesian from Wink Texas. Luke Elliott and family travel from Los Angeles to De Smet. he plans vacation, then rejoin the De Smet News staff.
The item lists locals visiting and traveling to nearby homes and sites, noting Ed Bieger and Ida with others at J W Bieger home, and farm activity such as renting property, purchasing tractors, and painting buildings north of Sheffield.
Mrs Harry Blunt and three children with mother Mrs Eicholtz arrived Saturday from Boulder Colorado to spend a week or two visiting friends in Bhant. Mr and Mrs Frank Pesan from River Forest Illinois are visiting Mrs Frank Piones sister of Mr Edson. George Wivingston, secretary of Hughes County Fair Association, is spending several days there this week.
Farmers report flax crop damage from hail and bad weather this week. Harvesting of other grains is nearly done. Mrs Douglas Jacquith and family plan to move to Lake Preston for Mr Jacquith to lead the high school for about a week. Whint schools set to open September 9 with new teaching staff. Mrs Emm Garver returned from Black Hills trip with R B Garver. Mrs Womacland, long in Pierre hospital, returned home.
Edith Fee visited the Hitler home in Richland township and returned to Kansas with her party sister Mrs Clark Jay of Mankato Minnesota. The group toured the west on an 8000 mile trip. William Dunlevy of Cavour Lumber yard is ill. Road work near Pearl Creek township progresses with four miles of gravel road completed. A Black Hills tour is planned by Carl Kauth John Kauth H Tompers and John Colwell. The Small child suffered a broken forearm from a Saturday accident. Cavour MBE church board met. Honrath barn carpentry finished. Corrigan shingling his house. A grading project starts in Belle Prairie township. The grade runs north from the Snyder farm toward the gravel road to the Black and Yellow trail. Mr Enger bought a new Essex coach. George Beckman has a new Ford troupe.
Mrs Rose Miller of Detroit arrives this week for a visit with her sister Mrs W W Sedgwick and mother C B Beelman. Elsie Schnerre Cuzhkey and her husband are also mentioned in the arrival notes.
The article notes visits to relatives in the Big Bend and Buffalo court. Caskey family now lives in Detroit running a candy store. Hinselman and Krog visited the dantarium. Various local residents travel for weekends and vacations and officials relocate or assume duties, including Harold Brown arriving to serve as states attorney.
Alfred Simantel bought a new Chevrolet last week. Miss Lulian Fanger and Mrs M Schipporeit and children visited Harrold on Sunday, with Walter Ger and family. Miss Paneer will stay this week. The Schinporells returned to Virgil with Mamie Fanger who will visit. Rev A L Wilson ill, replaced at church by visiting deaconesses from Kansas City and West Virginia who spoke on Who Is Thy Neighbor. Mr and Mrs Joe LeMere and Ralph LeMere dined with the Chamberlain family in Huron. The Ladies Aid met in the church.
Henry Diehl of Virgil and Mrs Oscar Diehl with children and Lorraine Maunders were in Huron for a business visit after a luncheon following a Tuesday meeting. Mariners finish threshing and prepare storage as drought weakens crops. Corn suffers as drought reduces moisture and yields.
Special correspondence reports W J Burke and family returning from a 6400 mile trip to Yellowstone California and Washington. Deputies Zinita Heancock and Elva Triges visit relatives, G A Gage and Miss Virgina Bard host and visit others, Judge Paul Carroll in town from Minneapolis. Roy J Miller arrives with wife from Watertown to manage a new Penny store. Also a coal fact notes about six percent of domestic coal becoming soot.
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