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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
6
Kingsbury County auditor leaves for Florida with Be Harmon. In his absence the office is led by deputy Mrs Jessie Gardiner, who will oversee duties until his return.
Hyde County board of commissioners opened the new year with routine January business. Veterans depart and new members Schuyler Hanson and Wemmering join, while Lysle Swanson fills Ira D. McDonald’s vacated term after McDonald’s November death. Fred Bawdon and Jake Zilverberg remain on the board as others review officer bonds and qualifications.
An alkaline denture powder named FASTEETH claims to hold false teeth firmer and improve eating and talking comfort. It emphasizes no gummy taste or pasty feel and urges readers to obtain FASTEETH at drug stores.
Sioux Falls report says Carlyle Smith of Kansas City was injured when, after his plane was grounded, he drove unfamiliar streets and rammed a tree, causing cuts and car damage. Steward Stith had arranged the vehicle for stranded passengers as the midnight flight returned due to weather before resuming at 9:30 a.m.
New officers taking office include Emma McLaughlin as register of deeds and Oscar Larson as sheriff. A G Tagg begins a second term as auditor with Mabel Whipple treasurer FR B Rockwell clerk of courts Gladys Gannon county superintendent of schools Fred R B Winans county judge Alonzo Hurd coroner and A L Lake justice of the peace.
A Wellington party honored Mrs Clyde Willard at the home of Mrs Frank Tolar on a Tuesday afternoon. Contest prizes went to Mrs Frank Thompson and Mrs Tom DeHaven and many gifts were given to the guest of honor with assistant hostesses named.
Funeral services were held at St Marys Church in Highmore for Mrs Katerina Bursik who died Sunday after a two month illness. Born in 1862 at Elenci in the country now known as Czechoslovakia she moved to the United States after 1912, lived in Chicago 15 years, then moved to South Dakota in 1927 to live with her step daughter Mrs James Hiinka. Survived by one son Jerry and three step children. Burial was in the Czech Cemetery north of Highmore.
Willow Lake residents greet visitors and departures as Sgt. Al fred Halsworth of San Diego visits his parents. Relatives from Sioux City and Leaf River Illinois travelers join gatherings in St. Lawrence Hitchcock Yale Sonde Conde and Ree Heights areas during holidays. Local students return to Rapid City and Dakota Wesleyan after visits. Tuesday Club met at the Roger Paine home with hostesses Miss Hixson and Ruth Graves.
The record lists multiple 1940 circuit court summonses in Beadle County South Dakota. Plaintiffs seek quiet title actions against parcels in Huron with defendants including heirs executors and unknown claimants. Summons require responses within 30 days after service.
A reader letter and ad copy promotes Adlerika as a bowel relief remedy. The message urges older readers to use Adlerika, noting the writer is 70 and has used it for 14 years. An accompanying ad touts quick bowel action and relief from bloating gas with Adlerika.
In Beadle County South Dakota the case cites Lots 11 18 18 and 14 in Block 4 First Railway Addition to Huron Berge. A copy of the answer must be served at the undersigned big office in Huron within thirty days after service of this summons.
The notice states that if the defendant does not answer within the given time, the plaintiff will seek the relief demanded in the complaint from the court. The language underscores the urgency of timely response and the potential judicial action that may follow.
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