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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
7
A long list of residents and visitors travel among Sioux Falls Huron Brookings and surrounding towns visiting friends and relatives. Stops include Fergus Falls McIntosh Aberdeen Cavour Mitchell Mitchell Lake Kampeska Lake Poinsett and Lake Karnpeska with families from Wolsey Iroquois and Woonsocket joining weekend visits and funerals.
Highmore residents and guests enjoyed weekend trips to Dixon Nebraska Spearfish and the Black Hills. Several Chicago visitors, including Mrs Griffee and Mrs Ruggenberg, visited relatives in Highmore while others toured Mitchell Boston and Omaha areas. A riding accident near town caused injuries to several youths and a car crash damaged a vehicle on the hill grade.
A town column lists residents and visitors traveling to Plainview Nebraska and Weseco Minnesota, plus Alaska and Lake Kampeska weekend trips. It notes Mrs Owen Gee’s improved condition after hospital treatment, and Houghton’s return for further hand treatment. Also mentions weddings, mumps, a car accident near Sanborn with minor injuries, and local haying and harvesting ongoing.
Broadland residents and visitors are reported traveling and visiting relatives and friends. Names include Ralph Krauma Gladys Smith Jake Strikwerde Walter Hosna and Geo Sackett with others from Ironwood Mich and Sioux City. Local trips to Camp Da Ko Tah Wolney and the Black Hills are noted along with family visits to Aberdeen and Neme.
Raymond Harson and family from Webster City Iowa visit relatives in Melrose and nearby towns. Many locals, including Mr and Mrs Tom Krause, Bert Smiths family, and others, host or visit relatives across South Dakota and neighboring states during a busy period with trips to Sioux Falls, Lake Poinsett, Yellowstone, and Big Stone lakes.
Saline and others attended the Belle Fourche roundup Saturday. M M Schmidt and daughters visited Aberdeen relatives. Redfield resident Hagman spent weekend at Cenah Dan ta. Erling and Joan Beth vacationed at Lake Madison with relatives. Their sons Carl and Jean returned after five weeks with Mra Erling’s parents. Danforths from Summit visited Mrs Densk and kin. A Danforth and family went to Osage for the Diamond Jubilee. Mr and Mrs W H Mueller of Turton called at the Erting home Monday evening.
Danforth Mx and Mrs Kidder of Webster visited over the weekend with Mire Kidder's parents. Heat caused livestock losses before an inch of rain alleviated drought. Pigs vaccinated for Pete Geiver. various Geiver relatives visited Wessington Springs and nearby areas. Emanuel Heit and family toured South Hand County. Dean Smith's Minnesota brother-in-law visited relatives.
Hartland Theresa residents Mr and Mrs J Ho Houck and Hazel drove to Wagner returning Friday visiting daughter Mrs A Z Vondracek with Cecil Houck and Eunice Johnston. Weather harmed some grain fields while LaGrande Oregon visitor Mrs L J Gutridge meets Hines and Morgan homes near Huron with Mrs Guttridge aunt to Mrs Hines and Mr Morgan. Mr and Mrs J H Gutridge and daughter Mary Harriet of Milwaukee stay with A P Hines. Gutridge son.
Local items mention Mrs Virgil Garrett of Chicago visiting at the Garrett home and Fred Klteman in Watertown for business. Milford Drayer and Cliff Belle families spent days in the Black Hills. Vincent and Millard Schult touring Black Hills visiting brother Leslie Schult at Senator. Harold Kline and Mary Ewing travel to Estes Park Colorado for summer visits.
A nine pound son named Dwain Arthur was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodman on Friday morning. Various locals, including Misses Harel Bonnes Jensen Larses Hagen Maxwell Drill, and several families, are at Camp DaKo-Tah this week. Several residents report illnesses and travel, with many visiting camps, Lake Madison, and Aberdeen. Mrs. W. C. Newton remains ill and has been moved to a Mitchell hospital.
Miss Frances vonmson spent the past week visiting relatives at Montrose with the McKichans and Stanley McKichan fished at Big Stone Lake. Harvey Peterson and family traveled to Kadoka to visit kin while family members toured Cottonwood Lake and Burdette. Billie Kenison spent the Fourth of July at Cottonwood Lake with relatives.
The article reports heat driven losses including many chickens dying and replacement efforts. It notes local residents returning from a Gettysburg visit and others leaving after visits, with several people traveling to Cleveland for a hardware dealers convention and a hospital recovery.
St Lawrence and surrounding families report visits and travel itineraries. Ruth Rice returns home with relatives from Jana via Omaha on the way to town. Lenne and Verna O Neill depart for Keystone for Lanna in poor health for six weeks, Verna to return in a week. O G Wright family back from Minnesota. Mrs George Delong takes Virginia to Huron for medical care. Rev O Neill travels to Huron while Ruth and sons Paul and Thomo from Pierre call en route to Madivoo where Dr Ruth now practices. Pavine and Hurley visitors. Fred Calkins and friend visit at the Calkins home. H W Egert of Aberdeen selling instruments locally. Mrs. J A Loomis’ home welcomes Mr and Mrs Shilkwell and two sons from Vermilion visiting. Corabelle Teller of Stout Falls visits aunt Mrs C L Ferree. Walter Wedlington family spends days with Irene relatives. 15 Regewoel of Rareiar Mast.
Mise Lenna O'Neill stays at Key s long renting a cebém thers for four months. Tom McDaniels of Brookings visits Rev T O'Neill and family. Heat causes early activity with cutting grain for hay as small grain yields decline. Mrs Emily Cote of Rockford Illinois visits cousin Mra Sid Frouix. Mrs Harold Fister and children visit John Fisher and Ora Dehart homes. Frank Clegg and Fred Caisen of Way have gone to Rochester Minnesota for sinus treatment.
Local residents and visitors from Milner, Fargo, Wentworth, Mankato, Huron, Vermillion, Mitchell, Brookings, Sioux City and other locales gathered around Tulare and nearby Cottonwood Lake. Notable mentions include Carl Twan's death near Thayer, Carl Twan an early Spink county settler, and multiple families visiting relatives, attending summer schools, or traveling for leisure.
Pleasant Valley reports grain crops generally OK but grasshoppers are abundant, damaging small grain and parts of corn. The George Ruff family spent July 4 at Jake Madison, and the Dearborn family attended a picnic at St. Lawrence Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Crecelius and family of Redfield visited Jake Crecelius Saturday. James Milne offered vaccinated hogs in Pleasant Valley Friday.
Sheffield The George Bennett children of Ti are visiting at the Vic DeHauche home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carr and family motored to Ree Heights Sunday to visit Mrs. Carr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swastout. Mrs. Carr and daughter Helen are visiting during the week with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bottomley and family and Ted Buckley drove to Redfield Sunday to visit at the B. S. Johnston.
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