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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
11
Huronite Office phone 4151 ask for ad taker. February 1 1994 edition of The Evening Huronite provides classified ad format and contact details for placing low cost ads in page eleven.
Classified rates outline two cent per word insertions with minimum ten words per insertion and deadlines before publication. Notice describes rent, sale, or trade for Munson Hatchery and a lengthy petition notice for Calvin Orth pardons and a mortgage hearing in Beadle County South Dakota with details on the foreclosure loan from Federal Land Bank of Omaha.
Notice of mortgage foreclosures for Beadle County South Dakota. proceedings list the dates February 10 1934 and February 11 1934 with sheriff sales at the Beadle County Courthouse. The notices name heirs and mortgagees including Hollister Bros The Equitable Life Assurance Society Boyce Warren & Fairbank and Sheriff Con R Huntley. Also includes an advertisement for the 1934 Aunt Adams pattern magazine and sewing pattern 1787 with ordering details.
No 30 430 County South Dakota mortgage on October 2 1926 recorded in Book 232 page 464 later assigned to Equitable Life Assurance Lor New York by Hollister Bros on October 5 1928 recorded October 6 1928 Book 231 page 122. principal interest and taxes total 3115.19. public sale to highest bidder in Beadle County Sheriff Office front door in Huron on Saturday March 1934 at 10. Dated Lions Falls January 27 1934. Ed States Assignee Boyce Warren Fairbank Huntley Beadle County South Dakota.
Beadle County South Dakota records show multiple mortgage foreclosures initiated by Hollister Bros and other lenders. Notices list property descriptions in sections 11, 17, 31 and 32 with sales dates in February and March 1934, detailing amounts due, interest, taxes and assignee details.
Local residents from Huron and surrounding towns are noted visiting relatives and attending events. Names include Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenasson, Mrs. W. G. Urean, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Johnson, and others. Several relatives travel to Alpena, Raymond, and Highmore for family and community activities. reports mention recovering injury, marriages, road work, school events, and a funeral.
Alpena and nearby areas report a flurry of family and friend visits. Otto Winter and wife visited Parkston Friday while Elmer Buescher returned from Minnesota Saturday. J D Evans traveled to Mitchell for Mrs Evans, visiting son Paul recovering from appendicitis. Meson City resident C Greene and Sioux Falls resident A C Betts hosted guests at V J Linn’s home. Neda Aisenbrey and Lorina Roche, H college students, weekended with T Aisenbrey. Esther Ruppel taught in Groton and spent time with W A Ruppel north of Alpena. Mrs Will Buescher left for August Minnesota for a week with relatives.
Carpenter Earl Arne and others joined a Raymond Sunday school convention at the Presbyterian church. Clara Ratliff suffered a broken leg after a bogey incident on the way home. she’s at Clark and improving. Joy Neighbors club quilt making lunch for about fifty. William Kerkow welcomes a daughter. Mrs Hannigan hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid. Ralph Carter visited New Ulm. Hefferman Sweezey and Baker drove to Pierre to buy horses.
Highmore residents Mr and Mrs Jota Drew attended the funeral of John L Sutin in Highmore on Sunday. Miss Iva Westcott has returned home from the Jones residence improved after medical care in Highmore. Sr J Drew and John Meek attended the Kiwanis banquet in Pierre on Thursday evening. Mrs Sem Dangay was called to O Ne t te b on account of a critical illness.
Redfield residents Mr and Mrs Boone visited at daughter Mrs G Blok's home Friday night. Eshel Bieger and Ed Pier went to Gam Valley Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Leo Arteman. Ralph Osmondsen moved household goods from Buchanan farm north of Sheffield last week. Road work south of Sheffield progressed with gravel from 114 to Clyde Day farm. J W Bieger drove to visit brother Lester Weaver in Towit. Patrick Merrick mentioned in passing.
Wessington notes Mrs Stewart Peterson and son Billy returning from Sioux Falls after a visit with her sister. Miss Beulah Brown Loren Higgins and family plan to move to Omaha where Higgins has a new job. The Juvenile Degree of Honor held a Valentine party at Mrs Flossie Esler's home with twenty two members, exchanges and games, refreshments. Leslie Bowman returned from Chicago where he spent seven months at the Shriners hospital after hip injury at school.
Iroquois Harvey Dickey visited Friday to see his ill mother, reported to be progressing well. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Neil Woodrow Gerhing on Friday February 2. Frank Cleland has recovered from two months illness and can be out again. Wins B Laposky celebrated her birthday Sunday, hosting the Fullerton and Sinkler families, Miss Marie Brown, Mix, and Mrs John Moore of Bancroft.
Bonilla Rolla Kenison came home Tuesday after a three week stay at a Huron hospital for an appendectomy. Harald Horn arrived Friday from Darby Montana and spent several months visiting with O L Boyd and F R O'Brien. Local residents Nor West area news notes include visits and travel to Alpen Tulare Wesington and Aber deen.
Readable fragments indicate a train schedule with departures and arrivals at Clerie Pierre and Boron, including late night departure from Pierre at 1:28 a.m. and arrival times around 6:45 p.m. and 12:?eoe. Not all times are clear. details show a route toward Walley and Sourh with references to USS wom and detock.
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