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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
8
The article extols dried beans and peas as affordable, nutritious staples especially in tight budgets. It lists bean varieties, storage and cooking tips, and offers recipes including Boston baked beans and Hopping John, with a seven person family menu and guidance on multiple meals from one batch. It also notes community notices and local visits around Yale.
Special report from De Smet details Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Kingsbury County meeting at the secretary John Hasbe s office. Lack of quorum halted election. officers remain H. Strub president and Genre Millcre as vice president with listed directors from De Smet and Manchester. Whitney F. Gest named a king with a yield claim of 300 bushels.
A recipe introduces a bean pulp and cheese filling for seven servings using 2 cups bean pulp 1 cup shredded cheese 2 1 s minced onion 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar salt and pepper spread between thin bread slices. Also a bean salad with 2 cups cooked beans 4 cups diced celery 1 cup diced cheese 1 cup carrot cubes 12 teaspoons minced onion and 4 cup French dressing mixed and chilled.
North of Clark carpenters E Wheeler and L Saboe haul wood. The Rev Luke delivered a sermon in Clark. Tom Serbick reported ill last week. Mabel Tramp of Alpena visited friends in Wessington Springs. Barbara Meyers slowly improving from pneumonia. Robert Schamber and Virgil family visited Mrs Schamber’s mother Carrie Evenson. B R Schamber of west of Virgil came with children Clara and Herbert attending Alpena high school. Reginald Smith of De Smet visited parents Mason and Mrs. Smith. Rev Eduard Grauman visited Huron. Glen Matzke and James Peck of Virgil called on J E Washburn. James Blow of Foresburg visited relatives. Mrs. G N Kinsman and Lulu visited daughter-in-law Mrs. William Chase in Huron. Hamilton Kent and Frank Kinyon of Huron visited Wenton Seidschl ond and friends in Alpena.
The George Whipple home hosted a Friday evening gathering of the Highmore Thimble Home Extension club for members and their families. A varied program followed by games and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. George Hirsch left for Alamo Texas to spend the winter with their son.
Mrs Bilmeier headed a session at the Ray Kell home Saturday afternoon where the group made Christmas toys. Refreshments were served. Mrs Lloyd Steele, losing her sight due to sinus trouble, was taken to a Huron hospital for treatment.
St Lawrence residents report a satisfactory recovery of Mrs George Ford after a major operation at a Huron hospital. The St Lawrence community aid society held its annual Christmas bazaar and supper Saturday night, clearing more than 100. Visitors from Jamestown Miller Wayland and Wessington joined in the weekend events and greetings.
John Stanter reports cancer removal from lip with return home in about two weeks. Mrs Will Schumacher and infant son back from Highmore hospital. Dan and Ambrose Lawler ill with influenza. Schumacher family heads to Madison for winter work. Fawcett brothers and Robert Henson drive cattle from north Kee Heights area. Miss Maude Irvin gives birth to Max Cotton in Pleasant Valley. Mrs John Darney recovers from illness. Rail shipment of sheep to Chicago, skating plans, park clean up, and clothing quarters set in Ree Heights headline a busy ledger of local events.
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