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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1931
Page
3
Monograph of Alpena area social activity lists visitors and departures, including Gordon Wudd staying with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W. Clay traveling, J Linn’s Sioux Falls trip, and district residents attending events. Notes on illnesses, family visits, and community gatherings update residents on health, schooling, and social engagements.
Hitchcock ace of clubs hosted by Mrs A P Echelle with four tables of bridge and guests including Mrs Leslie Sims and Mrs Pauline James. prizes awarded to Mrs Alec Phillips and Mrs Domey. Dinner hosts E K Tribo Steinhouser and family. Glaze bridge party with guests Dr Schelb and others. local women win prizes. six week school exams underway. ice harvesting active from James river and Turtle creek. American Legion Auxiliary met at SH 0 F hall. Louis Henglefelt wins state medal for selling economy buildings and receives silver tea set.
Local youths formed a Junior Farmers Union in Blunt with a Saturday night program in the Legion hall. Community changes included several moves within Blunt households and notable visits, while funeral rites were held for John Barcus of Blunt at Pierre Parlors with interment in Blunt Cemetery.
Miller Mise Berry tours county schools as young teachers erect new facilities. J Hoskin arrives from Carleton township near Rockham, signaling local activity and community engagement.
Fedora Raymond Renton Ada Wiliams of Ipswich visited friends. Mr and Mrs Ira Good were Howard visitors Friday. Charles Steemm improving after pneumonia. Mrs Ed Noit and Addie Jacobson visited Bridgewater relatives. Myrtle King from Chicago visiting sister Mrs Frank Hart. Everet Snyder family returned to Aberdern. Robert Retecree Fred Seig fried and A Miller of Rockwell Jr. responded to Miss Iva Prindle illness. Grandmothers Club met Mrs A W Fox. Fedora Ladies Aid met at Mrs Henry Walters farm. Lunch served by Mrs Walters and Mrs Lou Wegner. Lyle Washburn visiting George Gidley. Lawrence Christenson to Madison. Bertha, Oscar Jacobson and Clayton Kelsey to Alexandria. Birth of daughter announced for Llgud Jones on Jan 7.
Many friends attended the funeral for Mrs James Kintigh in Miller on Saturday. She was a well known local figure. Also noted were visits at the George Chard home and various social events including a play and dance at Pleasant Valley hall and a card party at the Em Heenen home.
The report mentions Caveur and Frayne of Harrold visiting Mrs. W. G. Mesa in Huron, with Carl Maass Jr substituting on rural route No. 1 from Cavour in Ray Nolan’s absence. A visitor recently returned home, noting a fine time and a trip to Iowa.
A doctor was called to attend De. and Mss C. John Colwell, Mr. ued and Mr. George Abderman anid xm Jock sad Mr. end Mre L. Lindquist and pon Verne were Sunday dinner guests township. William Zelt of Pearl Creek township swag & busines caller in Cavour Monday. J. W. Curtin of Custer township was a business caller in Cavour Tuesday. Ray Walters and wife of Richland township stopped in Cavour on Tuesday on their way to Haroc. Alfred Huson of Belle Prairie township was a Cavour visitor Tuesday. F. Pesky of Belle Prairie township is Monday. ship wane business caller to Cavour Wednesday.
Yale pupils posted strong marks with Marie Kuhl Elaine O'Brien and Paul Haeder averaging high in all subjects. Thaddeus O'Keefe was expelled from school since January 5 due to illness. Primary room pupils Lyndon Musolf Vernon Poutz Harry Haeder Richard Zeigle dorf Carl Kiudt Marine Stahl Vern Kiudt Esther Zeigledorf were absent or tardy for the term. Dr A A Wollmann visited Yale Thursday to examine teeth for grade and high school students.
Esmond Mr and Mrs Verne Hoege moved into the Nellie Costello house. Mr and Mrs M E Jeffers relocated to the B R Corkins farm. Mrs L B Brown passed away last week in Huron. Mr and Mrs Herbert Fenner announce the birth of a son born January 1 named Robert Maynard. The program was furnished by the Boys Club and Rebekah lodge. Lunch served by Mrs Lou Beach Mick Rene Chapetenia and Seis Clendening. Fd Salter works with a graveling crew at Platte S D.
Forestburg residents marked Mrs. Ed Ellingson birthday with a Social Nine club gathering at her home, gifts exchanged, lunch served, and plans for January meetings. Linda Dodd married Clarence Trustos in Mitchell on January 10, with a short wedding trip forthcoming. The American Legion held a successful meeting in Mitchell with a 35-member turnout and a three-course banquet at the Lutheran church, followed by social time in the hall. The Fargo bound representative visited, Alta Faye, five weeks old, died in Mitchell Hospital, and the funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with burial in the cemetery.
A fragmented obituary style item lists Mrs. Gil Oblson and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Levey with a note that she is confined to covering and will soon be able to be up. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Guy LaBresche with Bereita Anne LaBresche and Mr. La ca as part of the household notices.
Broadland resident Roy Houck visited Harrold Saturday morning to see Mrs and Mrs Ross Cummings for about two weeks with Mr and Mrs Tom Terney staying at the Cummings home in their absence. Lester Nash A DeVries and H De Vries shipped cattle to Sioux City while the ne rutternache society sold two hundred sheen on the Sioux City market. Glen Brock of LaDelle visited his parents Mr and Mrs BR J Brock Sunday. Tom Terney and daughter Cevilla of Huron visited Broadland Tuesday evening at the J Terney home. Ruth Biea, absent from the area recently, was noted in another update.
Me W G Urban reports recovery as Sunday gathering recaps. Mr sedi and Mrs Art DeVries return from Iowa after weeks with relatives. Marguerite Malloy, ill recently, returns to school. Mi B church prayer meeting held at A J Stauffecher home.
Bonilla Butter Boosters 4 H Dairy club plans a meeting at Raymond Atkinson home on Monday January 2. Bonilla & Christian Endeavor party was held in the church basement Tuesday night. Second Bonilla extension club training was held in Bonilla hall Thursday with Miss Dewing presenting. Several locals attended the annual Extension clubs banquet in Huron Tuesday.
Iroquois residents and visitors are listed including J. S. Schueller of Huron visiting family, Mrs. August Baum of Huron, Miss Dorothy Snyder of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Traylor from Sioux Falls, and R. J. Skarloken’s family from North Dakota. Local officials Tom Swailtart and A. N. Hanson are noted, with J. F. Halladay in Pierre promoting penal legislation and a postmaster term renewal.
Lane G E Johnson remains at home after an attack of wall stones. Nelson Clark family visited George Kleppin west of the Springs. Sophia Hildebrandt helps at the store during August Brandenburg illness. Andrew Roti family and Wilma Harold spent days with friends at Howard. Oster Higgins drove to Mitchell and brought Miss Mabel Kent home. Mabel Kent has been a patient at M E hospital for some time. Harry McIntire and wife also mentioned.
Asp Frank Pate driving a truck three miles east of Woonsocket lost control on loose gravel. The vehicle overturned. Three hogs in the truck were killed. Pate was not hurt though the truck was badly damaged.
Groton headlines recall deaths and travels as Mr and Mrs P W Holloran return from Minneapolis after a brother's death. Ora Wald and son visit from Cochrane Wisconsin. C K Neff heads to New York City and Pennsylvania. Birthday dinners bridge parties and club gatherings are noted for several residents. Miss Lou Zolman resumes high school studies after illness.
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