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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
11
A fragment explains using the Huronite Classified Ads to find apartment or room rentals. It advises listing requirements and budget to save time and improve results in finding convenient, comfortable housing.
The State of South Dakota summons defendants in Beadle County to answer the August 1 1830 filed complaint in the Ninth Circuit Court ruling on title to the East Forty of Lot Six Block Thirty Two Third Railway Addition in Huron. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service or the plaintiff will seek relief. Deted at Huron August 18 1930. By res & Markey Attorneys for Plaintiff. No 215.
Fragmentary OCR names Holabird Hollabird and individuals including Mrs. Henry, J. Parmley, Ray Olson, and others tied to Oldham and Hartington. The text appears damaged with several missing words and unclear context, preventing a clear event or outcome.
In New York, director Edward Rybicki says the municipal free employment bureau swamped with daily job seekers, offering an industrial survey to locate work and expand field canvassing. He notes many elderly, skilled men out of work, and warns against shyster agencies exploiting applicants seeking any kind of employment.
New York Aug 26 The selection of madame’s winter coat is serious business this year with sober colors and refined designs. Coats slim at the waist, flaring at the hem, fur trimming in black and brown, and heavy black fur accents dominate. Black is favored with beaver and similar furs. Paris notes gore a grey/black emphasis. Coats feature practical buttoning to keep hands free, while shorter, fitted fur coats with hip-length hems rise in popularity, complemented by large muffs.
Local residents from Raymond Aberdeen and surrounding towns are listed as visitors and shoppers in Dalaland on Friday and Sunday. Names include Dala and Frank Haris, Mrs Harold D Webb, Miss Theodore Cross, Mrs Mary Kelly and daughter Mayme, Eva Brown, Jesse Wilkins, Harlan Thoreson, Mrs Patience Wilkins, Harold Kimn, Agnes Schmitz, Robert Lichig and Violet, Ruby Dinkins, Jake Schrader and Berwyn, Humphrey family, Sames, Pell Grigg, Allen Key, Yvonne Hague, Flynn Morse, William Boden, O Wells, sister relationship to Morse, Will Kennedy, P Sherwood Neal Handley Miller, J E Quinn, Dave Wistrom, Mrs A Selvers, Ellen Hansen, Miss Ellen Hansen, George Burke, James Hendrickson, Hannah Hendrickson, Joel Tioman, Athol and ACJ Riddle, and Mrs George Burke.
The Leo Leeds family moves back to the home cast of the opera house in Onida after some time away. W H Brown family returns to Tewa from Mel Brown home. Miss Louise Sanche taken to a Hurton hospital. A daughter born at the Swanziger home to Mr and Mrs Carl Boaz. Mrs C Hisen, in Rochester, recovering and to undergo another operation before returning home. Hay Stoner and W Jordan families visit Mitchell and Plankinton. Doris May Jordan returns from Onida to her grandfather. W S Van of Buren fills church pulpit as Rev J M Hunter is ill. Daniel and Bobby Gress visit Water Town while Loucks family hosts. Norman Dixon family from Gettysburg visiting. LaMont and Harrington families visit Canova. E Bottomley visits Wilt Brise family at Yale. Mrs J Hammond and Lois of Salem return home after visiting Holladay and Hammond families and Mrs Meg Cowen. Genevieve Albright of Carthage to teach primary department here and was present Saturday. School seeks 5 room for year. Charles Greer returns from Montrose with Mrs Greer.
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