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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
11
The Huronite Classifieds list advertising rates and payment terms, inviting display and line ads with per-word charges and column-inch pricing. Mentions of participating agencies, payment guarantees, and contact firms such as McLaughlin Noreen & Co Natl Bank building firms appear, along with several local representatives and phone numbers.
Modern furnished apartment listing at 106 Beach Ave S with monthly rent of 35 dollars. Includes room details and rental note associated with Huron Lumber Co.
A mixed page includes an invitation to compare used cars listing several models plus a real estate foreclosure notice. The car section mentions a 9 Chevrolet coach, a Nash coach, a Nash sedan and a Willys Knight sedan. The foreclosure notice details a mortgage default, a sale by public auction, and identifies Gust J. Krueger as mortgage holder with Beadle County, South Dakota, and the Sheriff issuing the notice.
Charles and George Winsell opened a pool hall Saturday in Highmore. Mrs A P McCarl, 85, a former resident of South Hand county, was born Thursday. Four former South Hand residents have died in Miller this month. Laenart Geiver helped Ollie Lewellen haul hay Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J C Wilson, former South Hand residents, returned to St Lawrence from Oregon Wednesday night. City auditor in Cottage Grove, Iowa is mentioned. A M Waganer of Jarald county driving at high speed failed to make the curve at the west end of the road, went over the grade striking a rock and was injured. County authorities have been holding protracted meetings at their church for the last two weeks.
The report mentions a six table pino game where Red Wiesell won high score and Deen Smith won iow. A cafeteria supper was served. William Bendell flew to Pierre to visit his hospitalized mother. A theft occurred on the plane and the Souths’ baby was taken to Wessington hospital with illness. Elliott family to relocate to Montana. A public sale is planned for February 12 on the Abbott ranch.
Wayland Livestock market builds reputation from substantial hog and other stock shipments transported by truck to the market. W. Hart, a buyer, is noted for shipping activities. Wayland Cooperative store finished a harvest and ice supply delivery by truck from Wes. The Wayland Union Sunday school plans an Easter program to be broadcast from Huron radio station, directed by committee members Mrs. Frank Otto, Mrs. L. J. Borkhury, and Mrs. Carl Ravenscroft.
Osceola residents report visits and travel with Massey family members arriving from Canning to visit relatives. Mrs. Meyers returned from Huron hospital. Alberts and Perryman with Becks visited Huron. A party hosted by Mrs. Houghton for local teachers occurred Tuesday night. Puttman of Reymond tallied a taller in Osceola. Wasem and Graham attended Masonic lodge in Troquam. Danforth pony incident caused a sprained ankle. Wasem drove to Roquesl. Walline traveled to DeSmet for business on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Orville Johnson and child visited with Johns ons parents north of Miller. Dr A P McCar l an old pioneer died at James Kintigh Miller home aged 85. burial in G A B cemetery. Whist club met at Everett Fields. Farmer s Union to meet at Pleasanteeshell February 4. Arthur Johnson had semi denial in Miller. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton returned home after visiting relatives. Mine Arbogart and Margaret McKinney return to Miller to take up high school duties. Parol Farnsworth visited W Hayes home in Butler County.
Esmond J. W. Leighty of Clark spent Tuesday at the W. M. Redfield home. Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlson, with Mrs. L. B. Brown, were in Huron Saturday. Mrs. Ross Clendening and Mrs. J. J. atea were in Huron Monday. E. E. Belzer of De Smet at Wangi of Asserdown was in Esmond Tuesday.
A meeting at Esmond Monday night aimed to organize a community oil company. L By Rose, director, and A J Wilson, manager, of the Hamlin Cooperative Oil company in Hayti, spoke as principal speakers.
Iroquois resident Nels Green left Wednesday morning for Minot with a trailer of household furnishings owned by Howard Brown, who is relocating from Bismarck to Minot. EB Walter hosted a dinner Monday at 86:30, followed by games, with guests including Dr. and Mrs. W. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Liddle, and Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Hunter. Eva Crawford of Nunda visited Sunday. the M. EB choir held an oyster supper during Wednesday's practice hour. A misreported injury to Mrs. Fey was corrected to a broken wrist. Marjorie Bottomley visited from Yankton, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Jorden came from Onida. Miss Johnson discussed high school assembly programs and plans to feature a representative from a state higher education institution monthly. The note adds that commissions in the British army could be bought until 1871.
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