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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
11
A dense list of used car offerings from Ford Chevrolet and Durant models across 1923 to 1983. Items include trims like Coupes, Tudors, Touring cars, and a 1937 Chevrolet Coupe, plus a Ford Truck with grain box. Prices and terms briefly noted amid jumble of model years and descriptions.
A dense 1929 legal notice collection outlines summonses for quieting title on Lots 4 and 5 in Block 2 of the Original Town of Wessington Beadle County SD, plus an order of sale of real estate for Helen M. Queene estate. It includes notices of hearings for administrator O S Hazen, and various real estate foreclosures in Huron and surrounding filings with attorneys Hagen Hag and shapebersian Hall.
Beadle County South Dakota sheriff announces sale of Northwest Quarter Section 2 Township 110 Range 59 at public auction. Court action authorized by South Dakota bank and guardian plaintiffs seeks 1977.42 plus seven percent interest from January 16 and costs. Sale date February 22 1925 at 1 30 PM at the courthouse front door in Aberdeen.
Special correspondent details L G Lockwood visiting St Lawrence and preaching at the Community church. Ongoing news includes home moves, farm sales, postponement of Girl Reserves meeting, plans for a valentine party, Magness in serious condition, son Oscar due home Feb 20 from India, Ladies Missionary society meeting, R F D carriers using sleighs, illness of Prof Wright, church service disruptions due to weather, Art Hanson farm sale, and local residents’ comings and goings with several travel and health updates.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a contest event labeled con test featuring dramatic and humorous elements. Several participants appear engaged in drilling or practice activities as the scene unfolds. The readable text hints at performances or demonstrations centered on creativity and entertainment.
Arthur Miller attended a Huron commissioners meeting and Mrs Herbert Moeller planned a two week Aberdeen visit. A Monday auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs Rex Gilmore featured two bridge tables won by Mrs Albert Kenyon. The Laurens traveled to Redfield for a doctors visit regarding their ill baby. Eugene McKichan suffered a forehead bump at school but is improving after a brief absence. Rex Gilmore and family shared a Sunday at Rollie Kent’s home. Bonilla basketball teams were set to travel to Wessington for a game tonight.
Irving and William Peterson take over the Inter national Harvester agency previously led by L. T. Straw. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Garret Richardson last week. S R Daylor died Saturday after apoplexy. Burial held at Harrold. survived by widow and large family. Frank Marae reports the birth of a daughter at their Hughes county home. Jacob Winckler welcomed a daughter last week. Wilber Stetl, 35, died last week near town after long illness.
Mrs James Hall is ill at home. Aaron Burge left for Warrensburg Mo after his mother Hermia Hines died. Forest Bigson returned from Pierre after appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Rueten Bawden of Highmore were weekend guests. Ladies Aid meeting postponed due to bad roads and weather. Henry Specker and Carl Spiers visited Huron. Mrs Alfred Nicholaus hospitalized in Pierre. Dancing party at north hall tonight. Robert Holmes returned from Rapid City. Emil Reiman hospitalized at Miller hospital. Euceh Bawdon visited Highmore Saturday.
Forestburg notes report James and Fits Johnson leaving for New Mexico to join their father Hank, Kempé return from Mintteapolig for bridge work, and Lloyd Ellingson selling hogs to a local buyer. Residents attend meetings, illnesses noted, PTA postpones due to bad roads, and Mrs Mayer’s obituary condolences. Home Extension club meeting showcased Whole Grains value with demonstrations and luncheon.
A dense OCR of radio listings shows programs across Chicago Des Moines Minneapolis San Francisco and more. The guide includes orchestras news broadcasts dramas Broadway tunes and late night features with station names WGN WLS WCX WMAQ and others. The fragment ends with a teaser answer to a letter golf puzzle featuring words MUD MUG PUG PIG PIB and a radio program clue.
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