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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
11
A fragmentary note praises Millie as beautiful and proud, mentioning Uncle Bya and a tray scene with a humorous tone. The text lacks clear context or event details but centers on Millie's appearance and a family moment.
John B Wheeler of 13h 6th St S W Huron seeks a permit to purchase and sell intoxicants for sacramental medical and other uses. Petition filed with Beadle County Auditor lists Wheeler Drug Store at 339 Dakota Ave S W Huron and requests thirty day protest period after first publication.
Reported pursuit follows a mystery treasure as pilots and explorers prepare salvage operations near Barrow Alaska. Water wells drained while Redfield area observers note men plan daily trips to reach the fur cargo rumored worth 1 000 000. A California Alaska pilot aims to salvage the Barrow Baychimo treasure using landing gear and radio gear.
Special report from Raymond notes that grades five through eight enjoyed a party at the skating rink in the tourist park sponsored by the American Legion. After skating they were invited to lunch at Finch cafe and greatly enjoyed the outing.
WATERTOWN Jan 30 W T Williams and Charles Smith in charge of reining operations at Lake Pelican announced about 15000 pounds of carp and buffalo mon are available for the needy in Watertown vicinity Arrangements with Codington county board of commissioners allow distribution via requisition cards Vern G Webber has been appointed to manage the effort Fish stored for county distribution in machine sheds
Wayland residents Mr and Mrs L D Ballantyne visited Verna Mae at the Fred Wimamering home in Holabird Verna Mae went to Holabird Saturday and returned with her parents The Misses Helen and Ruth Byeta were also mentioned in the fragment with no clear context.
At the community hall Mrs RW Lilly and A J Ravenscroft led the 500 game during tea, while Mr and Mrs Guy King and Mr and Mrs Ray King served on the refreshment committee as attendees from Huron visited their parents for the weekend.
Hartland Theresa Phyllis Gorham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gorham, is reported to be improving from diphtheria after a serious illness. W. F. Hauck has been ill from rheumatism for the past week. Laten Crabb spent several days in Huron with his grandfather. Alma Kucera of Huron visited the Benson home. Yeo Wegner served on the jury in Huron the past week. Eunice Johnston Lyla Moe Gutzler and Mildred Hines, students at Huron High School, spent the weekend at their homes. A party was given Friday evening by the Tobin boys at Morrill schoolhouse.
Marion Farrington, just finished a business course at Mitchell, spent several hours at home with his parents Mr and Mrs C H Farrington. He was joined by Rudy Shinolt and Misses Alice Linn and Maxine Linn. Farrington now works for Red Owl stores in Mitchell while Mrs A Cool and others visited friends in Bitchell.
Rural school officers gathered at the court house Saturday to arrange text packs for the next five years under the latest school law. Fifteen officials attended. Mrs Della Wilson was elected rural school teacher and E Pilaum named board member for their respective departments. Mr and Mrs S E Mutz hosted dinner Sunday at their home. Sunday Vesper Chapter D No 8 held a regular meeting with full attendance. A World Peace mass meeting is planned for Thursday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium sponsored by the League of Women Voters with proceeds to support the cause. The program includes band overtures, songs, and a speech by Ronald of Mitchell. Mrs Gibson and Mrs Bubi will perform with the Jonessen duo and niece and nephew. Harriett Jonessen and Oto Jonesson left for Chicago after visiting relatives near Mitchell. Mrs Ida Surface and Mrs Will Scott returned from Sioux Falls and Humboldt. Mrs Scott visited her daughter Geraldine at Bronx Falls. Mrs Surface visited her daughter Marguerite Harris in Humboldt. J H Lammers returned from a trip to Chehalis, Washington.
Broadland Mr and Mrs Earl Houck of Miller visited relatives here Sunday. The Broadland Ladies Aid society met at Miss Susie Thompsons home Wednesday afternoon with lunch served after the meeting. Dave Moriarity of Aberdeen was in Broadland Wednesday on business.
Hitchcock The Ace of Clubs met at Mrs J C Mulvaney home with Mrs L C Lima as guest Outstanding scores went to Mrs Earl Laverty and Mrs Dudley Gehringer Lunch was served by the hostess Also reports say Jess Payne is ill at home and Maxine Sutter is ill with influenza Mrs Alec Phillips has been ill but is recovering Mrs T E Sutter has been listed as well
Mellette society notes list Catherine Spratt visiting relatives in Groton and Aberdeen while staying with brother So Spratt. Announcements mention Misa Spratt traveling to Crocker to visit family. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harold Palmer on January 20 is noted along with health updates on Don Cheatham and Arlo Breidenbrick. Moe and Susie Yetler of Redfield, formerly of Mellette, are reported ill with neuritis at home.
The death of Mrs Leonard Small, a former Cavour resident, occurred at a Baroa hospital January 18 after a period of illness. She was active at home with her husband and two sons, valued family life, and leaves many relatives and friends. Funeral services were at St Martin Catholic Church in Huron with burial in Cavour cemetery. relatives from Bozeman Great Falls Cottage Grove and Blunt attended.
Special grain supplied by the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission is being fed to pheasants at several sites in Buffalo County. Near a timbered stream as many as 200 birds reportedly gather for daily rations, and the birds have grown tame, feeding alongside domestic fowl. A pheasant shot by a state department member near a feeding ground was found in excellent condition.
A special session of One Corona Chapter of the O E S was held Wednesday afternoon and evening in Doland Poland. Associate Grand Matron Mrs Kate Flagg Wilbour of Aberdeen was guest of honor. Mrs Williams praised the Corona Chapter and delegates from Raymond Fort Frank and Clark attended. A committee led by Mrs Bessie Hubin organized luncheon service.
The Ladies Study club hosted their husbands with an annual banquet at Mr and Mrs J L Longs home Tuesday. Seven bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs G W Cook and Walter Seaman. A luncheon followed. Esmond boy undergoes appendicitis operation at Huron hospital.
Esmond January 3 Special John Lane recently returned from Sioux Falls where he was getting medical care and went back this week due to slow improvement. Raymond January 3 Special Mr and Mrs Theodore Larson and E F Bewling drove to Watertown where Mrs Larson saw a doctor. Mr Eve jing continued to South Shore on a business visit.
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