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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1931
Page
11
Local notices include ad rates for Huronite classifieds effective November 1 1973 with varying word rates and display options. Also reported are several personal notices of travel medical treatment hospital stays and visits among Huron area residents and nearby towns with family news and attendance at events.
Mr Lefter remains in Pierre hospital with slightly improved condition. Raymond Ringer visits from Elk Point during a holiday break. Miss Leona Ringer, a Hochford teacher, is due to arrive soon. Mrs C H Drew, recently operated on in Pierre, is improving and hopes to go home. Victor Goldsmith travels to Iowa City to fetch sister Anna Goldsmith, a university student, with Stewart Taylor and Robert Taylor accompanying. Mellette Little Junior Stolle from Aberdeen visits grandparents H N Borge. Mr and Mrs W C Stolle of Aberdeen announce the birth of a daughter on December 14, formerly Alma Borge. Mrs Everett Smith travels to Shakopee, Minnesota for medical care. Miss June Tompson of Aberdeen visits the Borge home. Misses Helen Odegaard and Gertrude Bedessen of Pierre were weekend guests of the Odegaard family.
A Tuesday gathering at J E Gross home in St. Lawrence featured dancing and visiting. A highway no 15 hog truck driven by Mr. Brisbane of Ree Heights overturned later, causing damage and two hogs to die while he sustained minor injuries. Mrs Feilts ill from a foot infection and other local social notes also reported.
Manchester J R Rundell rents east of town at B F Rus Kell farm. Miss Alice Bjornson visits relatives in Huron. Mrs B E Mostrom returns home after appendicitis surgery in Huron. Mrs G S Barnes visits from grandmother Mrs Joshua Watson of Canistota. Miss Hazel Steinhart visits sister in Huron. Wayne Harvey rents a farm south of Brookings and moves family to new home. Community Christmas tree and program planned for December 2 with Parent-Teacher meeting. Elmer Dougherty discussed with Pierre to work 30 days at Chicago and North Western depot. WJ Wynn and Gust Anderson travel to near Webster for hay.
Forestburg W Jamison plans to move to Belding Michigan this Saturday. Mrs Earl Swearigen recovering from appendicitis at Mitchell hospital. Miss Lauretta Cook had a tonsil operation. Jim Blown visiting Alpena relatives. Michael Meyer of Mitchell dies. He is father to Mrs Milton Sibbs and Mrs G B Wilder who have influenza. Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor and family to Strawberry Point Iowa. Helen Jean Personius birthday gathering. Forestburg Fireflies reorganized as 4 H clothing club. Mrs M Briggs leader. Miss Clara Mayer and Miss Chaplain guests at D A Lavey home. Edith Christensen's letter wins second grade contest. Mr and Mrs Harry Derschied of Yale visit Ge Hey Walline. P Gilbertson home hosts party. Owen Hermet reported ill Tuesday.
Students in the county school paper showcase results from a three day multiplication race with Mary Jane Wilder winning days one and two and Rolland Petesch taking day three. Younger grades contribute toys for less fortunate playmates while older pupils display home made handicrafts. In high school, Martha Kundert leads typing with 17 perfect exercises, Edwin Person and Bernice Hinker tied for second.
Wayland Pawl Belly returns home from weeks away picking corns. M Clute and Mrs. Margaret Ravenscroft visit Aberdeen for several days. Mrs L J Borkhuis and C J Johansen win prizes for high scores at a community hall card party with ten tables of 500. Ed Statamaan and Martin Wood families serve on refreshment committee. Lola Winegar weekends with Miller relatives. Emil Schoening attends Miller teachers' meeting. A Me and Mrs Winn visit daughter Mrs Carl Oberg south of Miller Tuesday. Mrs Fred Carsen, recently ill, is reported to be better.
Wessington area reports reveal Shaw recovering after tow sil operation at Wessington hospital. Miss Viola Sour, second grade pupil, ill for several days. Evans and son Bert of Braun Fence visited Wessington on business. Orville Funnell and William Sasse returned from Iowa and Minnesota. plan to depart before Christmas. Mrs Leone Stewart transacted business in Huron. Wolsey high school orchestra concert at community hall drew praise. the group is directed by Hans Christianson of Huron. Hoyt Nicholas enjoyed a brief visit from his father, agent for North American Life Insurance Co. of New Jersey.
Fairfield Florence Brock of Hitchcock is visiting at the Everett Bischof home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson were visitors from Huron on Saturday. Mrs. E. Stomer shopped in Huron Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bischoff entertained guests on their birthdays with an evening of cards followed by refreshments.
Community notes report Bancroft and area schools closing Friday for a two week Christmas vacation. Several residents travel for visits and events, including Mrs. W J Frye returning from Huron, Claudia Costello and Allen back from Huron, and a local high school senior Roberts recovering from appendicitis in Huron. New birth announced for December 1 in Aberdeen. Residents visit Carlton Carlson home near Carpenter, and Leland Muilenburg moving to Frank Evans farm south of Bancroft.
Pupils of Harold B. Howe will present a Sunday afternoon piano recital at Forestburg's Presbyterian church starting at three o clock. The program features selections by Wilder Burrill Burrill Ellingson Matthews and other local students with a mix of solos duets and group numbers led by the instructors and performers including Miss Grace Prees on the Hillside and John Willard Briggs.
Special Service Bonilla December 19 reports a Christmas program to be presented at the church Sunday evening.
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