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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
13
Fragmented OCR reads like an advertisement listing speakers and famous names. It hints at a radio event or program featuring athletic stars and notable personalities reachable to the public, but lacks coherent details or dates.
District Court notices and mortgage sale advertisements describe default on multiple loans, detailing parties, property descriptions, dates for foreclosure sale, and instructions to defendants to respond. Included are action notices for Beadle and related counties, with dates ranging 1929 to 1939 for various properties and legal proceedings.
A readible fragment shows community scenes from Osceola area including road work north of town by local group on Monday, Gus Ulrich as a caller in Huron, and Emery Smirk staying in town with Mr. Greham. The B and B Workers for the Great Northern arrived in Osceola Monday evening for a week of tasks.
A special correspondent notes weekend visits by parents to Yale area. The Home Extension club plans a meeting at the Sacse home south of town on February 20 with a demonstration. William Kelly Post and auxiliary are mentioned in local community notes.
Residents report uneven travel conditions as roads remain blocked by drifts. Emil Maars hauls wheat for Robert Kladt while the Great Northern auditor visited on business. Extension club day drew Mesdames Cover Pratt Harding Amless Garry in Huron. Jack O Keefe Jonas Kaiiman Alton Gaughean and Jake Gross were in Hurai Tuesday on various calls. Mrs Glen Foote and Leon stay in the country due to drifting roads hindering school return.
Special correspondent reports social and civic items in Ree Heights. Ida Hasart and Henry Specker families relocate or visit, the community club met midweek, Mildred Speeder’s hospital visit, several movements to Miller and surrounding areas, a wedding at Aifler, a Norres carload shipment to DeMimet, and local happenings including hospital and aid society events plus a home talent play.
Special correspondent reports Leonard Britenbaugh buying the Ole Trail garage from L. Ray McKee and plans to stay five weeks due to bad roads. Miller high school student Britenbaugh and various families relocate. ministers miss Sunday services. countryside mail routes affected. spring planning and farm transfers discussed. several residents move house to Miller area or nearby farms. roads impede travel and recovery varies.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Carrel and Elvin attending Codese, Jake Fuirst ill, his wife doing chores, Mrs Cheter Geiver affected by influenza, Breeze making trips to Huron for stove smooties, and Mr Dean tending sages near San Diez with a tew before fleeing gravel road incidents.
Miss Uelen Byers taught at Jolly Junior School Life party Saturday night with valentine decorations by Reepers and a light luncheon. Stella Thrage of Pierre visited Landon. Hart drove to Watertown. roads were blocked by Monday night snow drifts.
Special correspondent reports Mrs Hel Stephens and her son Kenneth remain weak but improving Mrs J D Hert of Hitchcock recovering at her parents home after several weeks illness Sunnyside farmers union met at Detimer schoolhouse Ed Christenson and Byron Skisner families expect to move to Wests SD by March 1 Dan Guiese and Cort Van Busidiik made a business trip to Bootle Tuesday, return delayed by weather Alv Hines hosted Sunday dinner for George Urban Sr and family Al Fred Johnsons visited Huron area Saturday night Robert Phelps of Huron attended at Henson home Floyd Daty and family of Madison visited James McMahan’s home Sunday Donald and Hazel Benson and Kusnics attended Huron high school games Saturday night snow plow reached Hitchcock county road Saturday town in poor shape about 40 percent of London students attend evening classes.
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