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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
11
The Evening Huronite outlines advertising rates and procedures. Classified and display rates are defined with word counts per insertion and column inch pricing, plus a one year run rebate. A safety note warns readers to pay no money until a thorough investigation, and to report suspicious ads to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure for a Beadle County property in South Dakota. It states default on interest and taxes dated April 1924 assignment, with a total due of 1478.10 dollars, and that the mortgage will be foreclosed by public sale at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on a February date. The property is Lot 12, Block 3 Original Town of Huron. Assignee: W. Peterson, Huron. Attorney: C. Bak.
Ashton Miss Jessie Wilson hosted a turkey dinner Sunday to honor her brother Harry Wilson's birth date. Weekend visitors stayed at Prenk Harrington's home. Sioux City’s Mrs A J Lympia arrived to see Ole B Oleon who is ill. Young Citizens League officers were Frances Liones president Donald Bloomhall vice president Feel Seneca secretary Arthur Welland treasurer George Boyer secretary and Pattee. Other students from the intermediate grades included Crace DeYoung Virginia Perry Donald Wileen Zell Decie Keiler and Lovie Merett of Bodied iy Weekend with Men Joan Calmman Redtiehl Samardey.
Community notes recount a dinner and meeting at Ashton chapter with Miss Edith Hablutzel supervising a class. Mrs. Kate Flag Williams of Aberdeen and Mrs. Verne of Redfield attended as visitors along with out of town members from Redfield Frankfort and Athol. W. C. Ewing and family traveled to Redfield for annual meetings of regional matron groups. Several birthdays and visits around Redfield, Aberdeen, Mellette, Park Rapids, and St Paul are noted, including a party for Mrs Nelam and remarks on local social visits and travel.
Alpena reports many children absent due to colds or influenza in the week. Rex Jones, seventh and eighth grade teacher, was away for several days and Supt Linn was off on Monday. Local families and visitors are noted as contacting the J Page home and nearby households during the period.
A fragmented local notice mentions a visit to a home, with garbled names including Mira and Banksy Johtgem. Details are unclear due to OCR error, but the item points to a personal visit reported in a neighborhood brief.
Froquois Miss Lucile Johnson visited Hitch Sock with Mr and Mrs Pratt. Miss Eva Gathmar, a St Marys Hospital nursing student in Pierre, is home on vacation. Mrs D W Gross and grandson Bobby recover from influenza. Mrs K B Cameron, ill several days, is improving. Mrs H G Brown hosted five women at a De Smet Eastern Star event. KL Warrener went to Huron hospital for medical care. Rev and Mrs A Mo Hunter visited their daughter in Bancroft. Mr and Mrs C T Liddle spent Sunday with Floyd Van Teasel family.
Yale A P Coyet and George Weise of Hor vest were here on business. Mr and Mrs Carl Hostell of Cavour hosted guests Sunday. Yohn Coughlin of Great Falls Mont visiting friends. William Muself Jr hosted Marion guests Sunday. Mrs Gifford and daughter visiting Hevel. Thomas Lesith and family paid calls in Huron and Marion Dissler with Jerome Corrigan visited Monday. Walter Morris returned from Ipawa for a few days. Mr and Mrs G Olson opened a new pays with Olson’s parents in Clack. Brookings college student home for weekend. Agnes Schmitz Vesta Paul Carolyne Hiche Eunice Warner Frankfort callers Friday. Mrs Don Lovelace hosted a bridge party Friday night. High scores by Mrs Aaron Aldrich and Mrs ?
Charles Hahn and guests attended a Sunday gathering at the White brothers home with refreshments by the hostess. Miss Veeta Paul visited Redfield, George Beatty and William Reid from Clark were Doland callers, and Russel Olson from Huron achieved high game scores. Phyllis and Buddy Baughman celebrated their eleventh birthday with a dinner play and sleigh ride for 32 children. Lyda Geiver hosted bridge games with eight guests and Anna Struiff posted high score.
Pleasant Valley resident William McCool is visiting at the Carlton Smith home located north of St Lawrence, adding a note of social visit activity in the area.
Lane Lloyd Housner returned Thursday evening from the hospital at Mitchell and stayed at the William Chavers home. Mrs. George Winters and son George Jr were business callers in Woonsocket Thursday. The R N A lodge held an installation Friday evening with husbands entertained. 500 was played at ten tables and a pot luck lunch was served. Will Schwabauer returned home from Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs Elmer Noltenamier, previously ill, was taken to a Mitchell hospital.
Mrs Will Collins hosted a bridge party with seven tables and prizes for Mrs Man Haverstock and Mrs Alice Ullich. Albert Shaw hosted a seven o'clock dinner party with two courses at small tables and tapers. Prize recipients included Naomi Argebrite, Dr. Merrill Fangourn, Mrs Carol Miller, and Arthur Cahalan. The Foresters began a tour card series at Parish Hall with games for 15 tables and prizes for top scorers. More bridge events and a ninth birthday dinner followed at various hosts including Mrs John Haverstock and Mrs Earl Kindred, ending with a sleigh ride and luncheon for Dorothy.
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Joe Hill contacting Miss Perwick about a landlady, a desk he claimed to return to Denver, and a misdirected trip implying Bluemount’s hopeless case. The scene hints at further plot developments to come.
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