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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
8
Visits and gatherings across Conde Bowdle and Imquois include the Hunters meeting Mr. and Mrs. He and Mr. and Mrs. Workman. A benefit dance at the Opera House on Feb 16 raises funds for relief. Local staff report on assignments, visits, illness, and community events with several names and places.
Esmond mustered community notices announce a Saturday convention of the Woodland Holiness association to begin at 10 a m with Rev Calhoun of Artesiania as afternoon speaker A John Fletcher college male quartet will attend the Saturday event and also the Sunday morning service Other local items include hospital returns visitors and charity gifts plus a 37 gift from the Esmond M E church and ladies aid to the Gurney relief fund
St Lawrence residents report medical, travel, and social updates. Ray Van Derwert underwent major surgery at Willer hospital and is recovering well. L C Danielson returned home from Miller hospital after ten days of hand injury treatment. Charles and Maxom Williams attended George Evers’ funeral in Salem last Sunday. Mrs Will Grabow and Mrs Arnold Fremark shopped in Huron Saturday. May Muth moved into the Dowler residence in the south part of town. J M Magness and L T Jarmuth of Miller visited Professor and Mrs Hines in Plankinton, returning Sunday. Ruth Cross of Miller visited Jean Cross and Eleanor over Sunday. W & Flint and Louis Wiiet retired from Chicago, after stretching the fumeral of brother. Bir sod M O Thomgew.
Raymond and Mrs A Tschappott return Wednesday from Hecla where they attended the funeral services for Mr Tschappott's mother. Legion events include a county meeting being set at Clark and a card party at the Masonic hall Friday February 13. Local residents attend meetings in Garden City and Doland with various community notices and social events.
Yale Ed McGrath and two late daughters of Huron visit John Greenan home. Numerous relatives from Huron, Marion, Highmarsh, Miller, Castlewood and other nearby towns are noted visiting homes of Smith, Kaufman, Harding, Kuehl, Laurene, Pratt, Derscheld and others over the weekend.
Osceola Icha Frahm near Iroquois set in business, Derschilds hosted at Iroquois, large crowd attended a suction sale by Valentine Currier. Bill Schluter butchered hogs, neighbors helped, Raymond Pittard birthday party with classmates and lunch. Raymond Walline and Mrs Wasem visited Lars Ogland. Anna Beck's family from Cavour visited Wayne Danforth.
In the afternoon C C Danforth transacted business in Raymond on Monday and Tuesday. A maprise party was held at the Gus Derechid home near Iroquois Sunday. The family plans to move to a farm near Wolsey soon. Mr and Mrs Roscor Graham drove to Heron Tuesday evening. Sidne Wasem with Mr and Mrs A C Wasem and daughters traveled to Huron Tuesday evening. Sidney played in Ireque's band which broadcast from station RGDY.
A mix of local social items from Carpenter area: students attended a Byrd film in Clark last Thursday. Elmer Grann has been ill. Local youths joined a ski tournament in Canton on Sunday. Anna Buick helps at the George Maisen home. Rev M Gordon’s wife visited. The pastor will continue Methodist meetings. Arthur Madsen is gathering grain for drought sufferers in Arkansas. A shower honored Mrs Edward Helken, a recent bride. Charles Schultz of Huron visits his brother John in Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Merle Board spent Wednesday in Clark. Mrs Frank Hannigan hosted the Study club with a large turnout. P C Anderson hauled grain for Frank Crouse. The Jolly Neighbors met at Carl Kruthoff’s home. Charles Berkholt was awarded a quilt by club members. Mr and Mrs Nels Madsen took their son James to Bartron hospital in Watertown for an operation Saturday. Nels Madsen Jr attended a Willow Lake Chamber meeting Thursday.
Manchester Mr and Mrs George Moore and daughter Goldie and Grandma Wason all of Canistota were weekend visitors at the G S Barnes home. Ed Hinderman and Mrs R P Hyangs of Henry and Rev J W Proper of Bancroft were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W S Page. W D Allen moved onto the Zimmer place last week. Mrs George S Sheldon returned to Far 0 after a week's visit with the Maxwell home. E C Brinkley Mrs W H Maxwell and Mrs W P Moore were entertained at dinner at the Kris Kasperson home Troquois. Mrs W H Bjornson and son Neil and Miss Alice Bjornson shopped in Huron last Saturday. The Ladies Aid society met Wednesday afternoon at Maxwell's store.
Alpena Will Hitchins of Ute Iowa visited his sister Mrs A A Hart on Sunday. The Bingham families from Staplehurst and Wessington Springs spent the day at the Chris Peterson home. Lyle Freeman and family were weekend guests with Morton returning home from a stay with Lewis Grebel's grandparents. Peter Pederson and Ed Erickson cut down dead trees around Alpena and worked in Pete Evenson’s grove. Roy Wales visited relatives in Mitchell Monday. The Progressive Study club met at Mrs J E Washburn’s home with Mrs Everett McWilliams as lesson leader. Mrs J E Shull and Mrs A J Seidschiaw spoke on Making Our Homes Beautiful. Rev Edward Grauman and family went to Redfield for a business meeting, with Mrs Grauman and daughter dining with Carl Broat. Mrs Carrie Evensen, Robert Schamber and family attended Solberg church confirmations south of town.
The record lists attendances at a funeral, visits by Mrs. Jake Bander and daughter of Arthur Bender, and visits by Mrs. Will Schuck from Dodge Center. Also noted are Mrs. L Netherth returning from Mitchell medical care, a sick visit to Mrs. Barbara Meyers, a child’s ear infection, a Valentine party at the LO 0 F hall, W F M S and Legion Auxiliary activities with new officer elections and a mite box drive.
Sheffield John DeBauche was operated on Saturday morning at a Huron hospital for appendicitis. He is reported to be recovering nicely. Mrs. Ed Verhelst entertained the S. C. club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bieger entertained the S. C. club at their home Friday night. Blanche Bieger returned home Sunday from a few days visit with relatives at Conde. A. DeBeuche had good attendance at his sale Monday. They expect to move to Wisconsin in two weeks to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schmidt and son visited at the Charles Kuehl home north of Yate.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat reducing remedy. It claims the product cures sluggishness, improves energy and skin, and promotes a shapelier figure after a two week period. It urges readers to buy an 85 bottle from local drug stores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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