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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
11
Neighborhood residents and relatives visited hospitals and homes across Doland Aberdeen and surrounding towns. Social gatherings included Eastern Star, bridge bouts, and a high school party, with local sports crews attending a Huron double header. Local births, birthdays, and business plans also featured in the weekend's community calendar.
Manchester Misses Olive Bjornson and Agnes Curley shopped in Huron on Saturday. Mrs. B Gartland visited family in Madison Sunday. Mrs. J F Callahan spent Sunday in Howard with her sister and family. W R Allen, ill last week, is improving and able to be about. Miss Mayme Harvey returned to Sioux Falls to resume studies at Nettleton Business College. Mr and Mrs G S Barnes and daughter visited relatives at Canistoga. Mercella Christensen has recovered enough from burns to return to school. Mr and Mrs J C Jongerwaard of
An advertising feature touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a superior indigestion remedy. It claims fast relief, pleasant taste, and real pepsin in a palatable formula. Drug clerks nationwide report strong sales and confidence in the product from Longstaff Drug Co. and Ferriton's Drug Store.
Danforth residents visited Pete Geiver home Sunday including Mrs Roy Watson Mrs Mary Raumsch a Hand county teacher. Mrs Archie Geiver improving after pleurisy at Miller hospital. Plans for new store near Chris Hins farm by Danforth store buyers. William Spain plans to move buildings to Danforth area. Mary Arbogast now employed at Hi Way store. Howard Morrison transported Farmall tractor from Nebraska to Spring Lake farm then returned. Fred Renner joining Morrison’s team. Ray Shoop building work for Mr Heather on Stona farm. Mrs John Hiekiman recovering after Rochester operation. Arthur Pugh longtime south Hand county settler died in California Feb 9 aged 71. Pugh family once owned two sections in Spring Lake township. Dance at Wendell home Friday. Mr Vogel of Highland held a farm sale Friday. Ted Abbott held farm sale near St Lawrence Saturday. Rose Sweeney Jennie Stebbins and mother Mrs Burns moved to Miller from Pleasant Valley farm.
Sheffield Jerry Pullman moved onto the farm. Yom Lawless arrives with formerly Mr and Mrs Lester Weaver and Miss Hazel Weaver from Iowa last week. Mr Weaver was just te-
Hazel Biegery is improving nicely since returning home. A Gothel has moved onto the Henry Schroeder farm for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. T Barton of Carpenter visited the J W Bieger home Tuesday and Saturday. Scotter school children gave a party for May Scotter Sunday at her home. Easier, Mr. and Mrs. J J Bottomley visited the J W Bieger home Sunday.
Iroquois and Milbank residents visit and conduct business including Meyer of Milbank visiting his mother Mrs Meyer and Mrs Bruce Frye of Aberdeen visiting her parents the Redl family. Edna Knouse marks her twelfth birthday with friends and family. Adolph Weicht fined for intoxicated driving. Leo Leeds and Guy Skinner plead guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace.
Harrold Work began last week to remodel the Harrold theatre for installation of talking pictures. The project aims to have sound-equipped showings started shortly after completion.
Dr Smith visits parents in eastern state while Mrs Riggle dies in California after moving to this area in 1883. John Andres relocates to Mitchell with family. Gus Hanson from Wessington settles in town awaiting barn work south of town. Mrs Winckler returns from Mitchell. Orval Biegler moves to a farm near town. Iowa Lutheran repairs church building purchased from Catholic Society. Standard Oil adds another large tank on the grounds for business.
Nancy Chenoweth Shoemaker was born March 3, 1836 in New Lexington Ohio and died at her daughter Mrs. W. S. Irish home in Brookings D. D. aged 93 years 10 months 22 days Funeral services were held Sunday at the Irish home and Monday at the Kenyon Funeral Parlors Huron She married G W Shoemaker in 1855 and moved to Illinois then Decatur before settling in Harrison township Spink County A noted good natured person with deep county and family ties
Deland Times-Record notes the deaths of two long time residents. A widow from Doland-Huron era rests beside her husband in Irving cemetery while leaving four daughters and three sons and many descendants. George A Urban, born in Germany in 1863, died February 16 1930 near Huron after a life on farms in Nebraska South Dakota and Broadland. He leaves a widow nine children six grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services were held at First Methodist Episcopal church Huron with carload pallbearers and a body laid to rest at Riverside cemetery.
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