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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
11
The Evening Huronite outlines current classified ad rates effective March 1 with word counts and minimums, including display charges per column inch and monthly terms. It cautions readers, especially for employment ads, to avoid paying money upfront and to report suspicious propositions to the Advertising Manager in Huron, South Dakota.
Fragmentary record notes a remark asserting insult to God by claiming his parlionship for the wicked rather than the good, with an unresolved continuation hinted. The language suggests a provocative, theological critique embedded in a broader discourse.
Mrs Henry Beard stays with daughter Mrs Raymond Baggagecart. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Baggagecart. Visitation includes Mrs Martin Opsahls with Carmén and Clarence. Several locals attend events at Clark, Brookings, Raymond, and Huron. Skating at Round Lake, a 16 to 10 loss at a game, trips to Elk Point and Bemis, and many visits and errands described.
Fragmentary passage shows a confrontation involving a child, a demand to pursue Tris, and a tense exchange between Nan and another character. The readable text hints at a dramatic domestic scene with resolve amid despair, but lacks complete context or names to anchor a full summary.
Wessington society items list visits by Janes Hand from Stone Lake Wisconsin and Francis Murphy host. Mrs Joh Geiver of Watertown at Geiver home. Fred Boeke repaints farm buildings by W. J. Eshler and F. N. Mack. Mary Henderson and daughters Esther and Marion Ware return from Ryan Kansas. Rev. Smith and family visit Lake Andes. Mrs H L Hulburt travels to Rapid City. Turtle Creek Ladies' Aid hosted by H. E. Bowman. large Wessington turnout at Huddleston park Fourth of July. local pool filled and crowded during hot spell. Mr and Mrs B M Houston and Mr and Mrs Carleton with daughter noted.
Clinton Davis and family moved to Volga South Dakota after spending a week at Enemy Swim. Mr. Davis has taken a position as section foreman, marking a new chapter for the family.
Yale residents report gatherings and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyers and Jaum iy, Airs R O Foote's kin, and numerous relatives from Mexan dria Sartell and Stomma Lake. Musouf families held a picnic at Arlington park, while others hosted guests from Chicago Wisconsin Pipestone and Redfield. Britons drink less milk than any nation, with Britain importing 63,600,006 gallons.
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