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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
11
An old classified notice lists Nash cars with reduced pricing and mentions a Dodee sedan with faded upholstery and other details. The same page includes a lengthy mortgage foreclosure notice for Beadle County South Dakota dated December 1929 and a Dickens excerpt.
Public foreclosure sale announced on the Beadle County South Dakota mortgage of Carl Simantel and Lydia Simantel regarding a note of 17000.03 secured by a 1924 mortgage. Default cited for missed May 2 1929 installment and other related charges. Sale to be held at the front door of the court house in Huron on a scheduled Saturday.
A fragment from a Christmas Carol scene shows Scrooge’s niece by marriage laughing as friends shout Fred while women mingle in festive revelry. The page excerpt captures lively disorder as Christmas spirits lift the room with extravagant contortions and humorous exchanges.
Mrs Chris Peterson and son John spent Christmas vacation in Carpenter Mississippi visitors include Bertha Walien now driving a Ford after a crash. Numerous local residents shopped in Huron and Turon. Maynard Opsahl and Frank Crouse made a business trip to Watertown. Rhinehart Nelson and others returned for holidays. The Berry school social drew good attendance and the study club met with Mrs W A Hicks. Students from Olderk High School and Brookings students returned for vacation.
Miss Mayojorie Lather spends holiday with Mr and Mrs Oirg Lather and recovers at Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota. Miss Pauline Edwards home from Northern Royal Aberdean for Christmas vacation. Rev C D A H O Lindquist drives a Ford sedan. Wussell Le Bauche returns from influenza recovery with T W Butz. Mrs A M Beall of Richland Township improving at home after influenza. Mrs Bart Fisher and son Warne celebrate Christmas at Blunt. Paul P Sishl of Iske Byron conducts business in Cavour. Co W Dahy and family shop in Bella Prairie Township. George W Gross from Lake Byron visits Cavour. Mrs Ida Dunlevy and William Walsh called to Mitchell for Matt Walsh illness pneumonia. Miss Luzerne Colwell arrives from Sioux Falls to spend holidays with C J Colwell.
Special correspondent reports Knox's truck broke down while moving calves to Alpena forcing a stop at Reg Rose farm. new truck secured to finish the trip. Duncan Altar Society program postponed after cast member fell from a horse and was injured. Ben Farrell, 83, died suddenly at Mina. Mrs Farrell related to Parmley and Dearborn. Gelver now works in Charles Carroll's Miller office. Jim Magnus bought cattle and hogs from Jake Heather and Jake Furst, moved to Magnus Bros. yard in St Lawrence. Fred Jenner ill with influenza and pneumonia under doctor care. A son born to Leonard and wife on December 17. funeral held that day for mother of Mr Hille. School program by Miss Lillian Geiger Monday afternoon. Telephones out due to sleet and fog. Dalbal orchestra played old time dance at Pleasant Valley hall Friday night.
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