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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
11
Foley clerk named as attorney for death matter. Sealy Laby and Garniand serve as attorneys for the estate of Valentine Etarter. Administration of the estate is in progress with legal representatives listed.
Ninth Judicial Circuit judge issues notice that Peter S. Waidner petitions to discharge a recorded mortgage dated September 2 1918 on property in Beadle County South Dakota Lot Section East Town Range. The mortgage held by John D Van Delinger was not released and a hearing is set January 1 1929 in Huron to determine discharge of the lien and release of the real estate.
Surrey Mullin missed school due to illness while Percy Keane helped Joseph Keller haul hay. Sammie Miller stayed with Mr and Mrs Leonard Dixon. A pig was torn to Mr and Mrs Fred Bingham on January 12. Rainbow Welcome club met with Mrs Harlen Carl. members sewed and socialized. Joseph Keller took Ollie Smith to Milfer for a doctor visit. Vere Cotton and George Delong attended, January 17.
Mr and Mrs Frank Farrer were heading to Haven Wednesday when their daughter reframed him. The report reads as a small local social item noting a family outing and a minor incident.
Guests at the George in Raahe Tuesday evening enjoyed card play. Bera Smith visited Iroquois on business Wednesday night. Dale Snider joins Shel Frank Furrer Garage staff. Michal Currier staying with parents at Cavour. Elmer and Verne Danforth and Avan Beck family hosting at Cavour. PTA held a schoolhouse meeting with many members attending. Schoolmeester planned a trip to Huronk for a doctor visit. possible mastard operation discussed. Elmer Walters and spouse drove to Harom Saturday. ES. Gurelerof Carony, a former resident, died Friday. funeral at Mrs. Susan Barnes’ home in DeSmet, burial in Iroquois cemetery. Chris Estergard drove to Harey Saturday afternoon. Sigsey Wasem to Trottis Badin.
Bonilla by special correspondent notes Houdlle teams play on Wolsey floor tonight. Little Gene Heckerman out with influenza. Mrs Fred McKichas and daughters Viola Buesell Thelma Radtke and Alice Walton visit Miss Sickles in Redfield hospital since Christmas. Grace Buseell hosted guests and Lorraine Paulson visited friends in Bonde.
Mrs Marion Duessler noted as a local figure. B EL Casey of Pearl Creek township made a business call in Cavour Saturday. Rev B H Hunt of Mitchell preached at Cavour Valley and Pestl Creek churches Sunday. Floyd Riley of Pearl Creek township visited Cavour for business. Mrs Philip Mack suffers nervous breakdown near Cavour. Mrs G D Egneria reported to Weatherhowe. Mrs Glen Weldon substituted for Miss Bana Mack at the Cavour book this week. Miss Mack is her mother. Mrs Verheist spent Saturday with Mack home. Mrs 3 5 Felmiy spent Saturday afternoon at W A Miller home. Mrs George Smith of Manchester visited P E H Debason home Friday. Miss Marjorie Lather staying with aunt in Huron for medical treatment. M Eckhardt and daughter Birs Buchanan of Huron visited Mrs Marjorie Duessier. Charles Williams of St Lawrence Lumber Co. called at Cavour Lumber Co office Friday. At present time, has five operations. G De Egner was a business caller in Huron Saturday. Joe Brinkman baby seriously ill in Horro hospital.
Fragmentary report notes an elderly man about 70 years old, linked to an incident or inquiry in Clare Heil. The text is garbled with missing context and names, offering little concrete detail beyond age and partial attribution to a special correspondent.
The fragment mentions Mina Thelma Crammeller of Miller and Albert Bonanievi of Wessington along with Margery Fay and Bruce in Brookings County. It notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nerpie of DeGrer and Norris Wilt on Palmer farms in Hughes County this year.
Central standard time listings reveal a dense jumble of programs, with mentions of Chicago Grand Opera, orchestras, radio features, and various bands. Entries span WGN WLIB WEAN and others, highlighting musical programs, dances, and vocalist ensembles, plus news segments and live performances.
A fragmented radio page lists numerous stations and programs including Chicago Grand Opera and New York listings. Entries note times, show titles such as Poets of Harmony and Olive Palmer and Revelera, and acts ranging from operas to dance music across stations like WORBC WABC WGY KOA and KGO.
MINNEAPOLIS Jan 22 The Northyees Shippers Advisory board will meet at the sixth annual session here January 29 in the mayor s reception room at city hall. Mayor George Leach will welcome delegates J F Reed St Paul general chair will preside. Ralph Budd of Great Northern Railway will address the session on handling the second largest grain crop. Officers and committees will be elected and state vice chairmen named W H Perry Fargo Gunselman Minneapolis RAF Tompkins Huron S D W L Stockton Clarkston Montana.
About 200 electrical engineers from Minnesota public utilities and the Dakota territory attended their annual conference in Minneapolis. J A Colvin of Minneapolis presided as speakers discussed technical subjects. Other contributors included W J Sorensen and Herbert Man of Fergus Falls and E K Alberts of Huron plus several from Morris Bismarck and Duluth with notes on Indian boys and girls in Ceusda.
Jon Brookings reports 4,374 28 4-H members enrolled by January 1, up from 3,505 last year. Most enrollments are girls in home projects with livestock and poultry projects due February 1. Clothing clubs lead with 2,580 participants, while 632 in fools clubs and 213 in baby projects show strong interest. Brown county tops registrations with 212 in home projects, Beadle county follows with 207.
Pierre S. Jas. 22.7Pj reports a proposed Thompson bill to curb motorists with insufficient assets by creating a jurisdiction for restraint actions. The measure would empower courts to bar reckless drivers from operating cars until damages from accidents are satisfied, with possible relief for nonresident fault drivers.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a serialized piece with wedding anxieties and travel hints. Mentions ashtoreh and hol his and a noon sailing from Isle de Prance. The page ends with a puzzle answer: SNOW SLOW SLEW SLED BLID SAID SAND SANK TANK.
Fragmentary timetable shows departures from Wolsey at 3 38 pm and 12 0 pm and arrival at Pietra and Hurno. Another fragment notes Pierre departure at 6 24 and a southbound train from Wolsey at 12 0 pm arriving at Hurno 10 45 am.
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