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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1931
Page
11
Classified ad rates text shows pricing per word and insertions with per column inch charges. Mentions cash rebates after one year and advance payment requirements. Also notes minimums, penalties for late payment, and advance mail submissions to The Hur nine office.
An OCR filled page lists a Vermilion cafe for sale by Best Williams in Huron plus numerous rental ads and public notices. It mentions restaurant opportunities, housing rentals, a service sewer resolution in Huron, bid solicitations for city pavement, and a sheriff sale notice with Beadle County details.
Bonilla Mrs George Barnes and daughters arrived from Kadoke Thursday afternoon for a short visit with her daughter Mrs Milburn McKichan. The Viking Workers held a party at Walter Barrick's with 50 attendees and a 500 high score. Participants included Mr and Mrs R W Johnston, Mr Bradfield, Miss Luella Stewart, Miss Loomis, and Miss Syring. The event moves to Louisane on February 21.
Highmare Laura Mucky and son visit H E Simonette relatives. Frank Mason of Holabird ill and sent to Hot Springs. Mrs Hans Raske returns from Pierre medical treatment. Alice Brady returns to St Marys Hospital Pierre. Aunt Eisland of Peng dies in Chamberlain hospital leaving widow and children. Anni B Odegaard dies in Pierre after appendicitis operation. Rev Anderson conducts services at Sedgwick cemetery. Fendell endure dairy farm rental. plan Minnesota trip and Oakland home. F L Martin to reside on and operate dairy farm. formerly Frieda Kingman of Miller. Four week old Ted Eilte baby and two week old sickes die recently.
Wessington residents Mrs. Clarence Coop and Mahlen stayed with relatives in Huron for a few days last week. John Schollian moved household goods to MecNwir house west of Der home of Rev. Father Powers while Mrs. Hunt visits in Huron. Mrs. John Meyer and Mrs. Charles Granberg accompanied Guy King to Sioux Falls to retrieve Mrs. King who has been visiting. Kenneth Estee was in town last week as a salesmen for a firm.
Osceola C. Danforth attends to business in Osceola this week. Alix and Mrs H A Schleutz and Mrs Mabel Schleuter move Thursday to the Raymond Schleuter farm. Mr and Mrs Victor Currier visited the Frito Tremel home Thursday and Friday. Harold Sneller and family motored to Huron Saturday afternoon. Farmers Union held a meeting Thursday night. Me and Mrs A C Wasem, Mrs C Danforth and Mrs Raymond Walling shopped in Huron Thursday. Marcella Ogland visited Halmer Baker Thursday night. Roy Davis butchered on Monday at his farm. Raymond Walline motored to De Smet Friday evening to get a truck of gasoline. Arnold Raabe motored to Iroquois Friday. Oscar McClure has been working at the H Schleuter farm the past week. John Dearborn attended revival meetings in Carpenter Thursday night. Roy Davis and family moved to Huron on Saturday. Lilian Whitrock of Cenistota visited sister Mrs H C Schleuter.
Darry Marsh announces farming operations commence in the valley noting no frost and ample moisture. He says the ground is ready to start a crop if grains are seeded now, signaling favorable early conditions for the season.
In Lake Andes on February 10 five year old Charles Assmus, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Assmus, called his father to inspect bluebirds on the lawn. The sighting marked signs of spring, as the birds are usually not expected until May.
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