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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1931
Page
11
Huronite notices advertise low cost classified ads with daily and monthly rates, display charges, and cash with order policy. It warns readers about misleading deposits and advance payments and urges verification with The Evening Bureau EB and local attorneys for reliability.
By SIDNEY SMITH 450 Young bred ewee in good Sonditin sell entire flock of any part. 1. G. Fry HITCHCOCK 8. D. L PUREBRED Holstein cow 5 od, fresh in March, 3 ewes with bs. LL, Martin, route 2, Cavour.
Public auction set for March 2, 1931 at 10:00 AM at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD to sell the NE and NW quarters of Section 11 and SW quarter of Section 10 in Township 113 Range 9 West to satisfy a $34 481 24 judgment with costs. Sheriff Don R Huntley states the sale follows a December 1 1930 foreclosure judgment in the Ninth Circuit Court. The described property lies in Beadle County SD and includes mortgaged premises per the court record.
A Thursday night gathering at the town hall featured a supper. Doland Abin Hahn, student at Huron, visited home with parents Mr. and Mrs. Hahn. Ben Cole of Radfield spent Sunday with his wife and friends. Herman Thorsen, Brookings student, visited with wife and son. Vincent Stult, hospital patient in Huron, returned home. Mr. Humphrey plans to visit his son in Minneapolis. Mrs. Leon Gilbert, former Bartron Hospital patient, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Riske and Frank McLaughlin left for Minneapolis for a few days. Robert Jobson returned from Brookings. Bridge clubs, Double Four and Pioneer, held meetings with high scores to Mrs. Sorenson, Mrs. Leveson, Mrs. Arthur James, and others. The four high and four low players were listed with a lunch served. Tom Flatery returned from a four month Iowa trip. Mrs. Carl Krentz left for Stevens Point after death in the family. Community Ladies Aid met to plan quilting work. Dancing party at Groff home reported a splendid time.
A dance at city hall on Kynday evening sponsored by an American Legion post drew a fair crowd with West's Orchestra providing music. W. C. Ewing traveled to Wessington for a Legion auxiliary meeting, his wife attending as district chairman. Community church volunteers earned praise for a well run Saturday dinner, raising nearly $3 for the church fund.
Colwet is visiting in Nebasee while Mrs. Max Eckman hosts the Lara in club. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Buessier and Mrs. George Small dine with F. E. Johnson. I. C. C. F. lodge met and plans a meeting on March 3. A. J. Dubois of Eémond has added to his home. Joe Gehring of Carpenter made a Cavour call. Mrs. Martin Scheid and Mrs. Ray Nolan are named in local notes with health updates. Marjorie Lather improves after appendicitis surgery at a Huron hospital. Gito Krapf prepares to start his flour unit as fixtures arrive. David T. Hofer of Lake Byron paid a Cervour call. Mrs. Earl Fisher hosts a Willow Lakes cousin over Sunday. Paul J. Walter from Yele on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weier shopped in Haros on Saturday.
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