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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
11
An auto repair ad offers to fix up old casings with a generous allowance toward new Lee De Luxe Tires from W. J. Findley at 65 See. Si. SEL, phone 845.
Ledger style summary of Fairfield School District No 4 finances for 1931 1982 including cash on hand receipts and disbursements, plus multiple mortgage foreclosures and notices from Beadle County South Dakota detailing defaults, sums due and foreclosure sales dates. Entities include Fairfield School District, Beadle County, Farmers Merchants Bank, Huron, Innis Null, Thomas H Null, Don Henson, Anderson Lumber Company.
In a dim house Din and Don scramble for hope after Cherry vanishes amid a tense search. A shadowy stair encounter yields a small clue as the escapade continues, and the scene ends with a promise of further revelations.
Ree Heights residents share travel and visiting news with friends and relatives from Watertown Minneapolis Gann Valley Sioux City Verndale Mitchell Yankton and Huron. The column lists numerous trips vacations farm help and family gatherings including Cedar Ladies Aid and visits to and from distant towns. The eight delegates in the conference at Duke Kampeska are noted as returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jackson and their child visited Mrs. T. F. Dunn and family in Brentford on Sunday. Mrs. Seakel Moulion and son Donald left for Selby after a five week stay with Mrs. Dunn. Miss Helen Breed of Ipswich visited her sister Mrs Chris Lofthouse. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown of Mitchell arrived Saturday and spent Sunday with Mrs. Dunn, joining Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Brown in a family visit. Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Brown are sisters. Additional relatives from the Black Hills and Rapid City also mentioned.
A fragment shows visiting time at the home of James Mulligan and family with Mr and Mrs E P Lowell of Los Angeles visiting at the home of her brother George Hewitt and his wife, indicating social rounds within the community.
Esmond Bert te of Exoquois was here on business Wednesday. A. L. Hovery plans a fifteen day vacation in Mil Ontario Canada with Ross Clendenning covering mail. Mrs H L Ness hosted parents Mr and Mrs Ness Johnson of Fargo North Dakota and brother and wife Mr and Mrs L D Johnson of Mankato. James Stratton of Curlew Iowa visited J F Richards. Tre Ray Gordon conducts revival meetings at Crendall school house Myre Westgate visits brother L G Klehn of Corfu Minnesota. John Wilea and Jove Fisley shipped two carloads of cattle to Sioux Mills Saturday night.
The column lists residents and relatives visiting or visiting from nearby towns. Names such as Miss Vesta Fay Am, Mrs Vern Belk, Barncke, John Levisa, George Beatty, Wilbur Reel, and Harry Wehs appear with weekend trips to Waterton, Spearfish, and Willow Lake, plus family time at relatives homes and in town meetings.
The Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Bauer of Alaska visited the Lutheran manse on Monday afternoon. The Rev Mr. Baue preached at Grover Sunday for the mission festival. Ebner Mehlberg and A. W. Fuerstenau greeted guests, with several families from Elmo Wheeler, Clark, Minnepolis, Turion, and Raymond among them. Evie Person Joe Wolf and families joined at various Raymond homes during the week and weekend.
Redfield locals and guests are listed in casual notes detailing visits and outings. Names include Burdette Gene Dunion, Lusille Gress, Mrs George Lloyd, Mrs Gladys Daureghly, Leslie Bobseen, George Anderson, Joe Jr and Bobby Bushong, Olia Seigling, Nick Olern, L O Cramer, Catherine, William Gross, Reese Howell, August Polchow, Mrs Mike Schavis, William Nichols, Charles Olson, Mrs Olson, Mrs J Fischer, Hubert Bushong. The items describe trips to Redfield, Wessington, Miller, Wayland, and nearby family gatherings and business visits.
Iroquois resident Nellie Knouse of Duron visits her mother Mrs Frank Knouse who is ill from ivy poisoning. William Bullock, living with daughter Mrs H Gi Brown, returns from Valparaiso Ind. Reports say jobs are scarce there and in South Dakota. Mgr and Mrs John Greer of Arvesian visit brother C E Greer. D Flowers and daughter Margaret with Mr and Mrs John Flowers call on Mrs Springfield. Ray Stoner Ray Tyrrell Florine Schneller and spouses spend Sunday at Lake Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Lee Traylor travel to Wesington Springs to visit daughter Mrs Pippin and return the same day. Carl Quayle and son with Mrs William Fullerton return from days west of river. Quayles at Cottonwood, Mrs Fullerton at Midland.
Doland and Redfield residents including Mr and Mrs Don Cole visited Deland Friday evening. P Bell returning from Cedar Rapids attended Cue college for a year and then visited family. Lloyd Riddle of Raymond hosted friends in Deland. Eva and Velma Foster spent Saturday with Mrs Patience Wilkins and daughter Hatters.
A string of community notes recounts visits and travel. Mrs J R Gaddie plans a Tuesday stay at a soldiers home in Tiot for the summer. Clifford Meink returned from a business trip to the Click Hills. Misses Margaret Hosher and Fern Long head to the Black Hills for a week, while Misses and families gather at the Charles Barber home. Relatives from Chicago and Huron attend a Sunday picnic at the Barber residence in Lane.
Wayland Grant Byers and daughter Helen returned Monday from a visit of a week in two towns. Herb Witters came back from several months in Iowa. Milton Williams of Sioux City accompanied him to Wayland and is visiting at Dewey Williams's home. Lafe Brown and his daughter Mrs Sam Bungurm with children from Washington visited at A J Ravenscroft home Sunday. Mr and Mrs M Woodard and Verlyn Iyisted Sunday at Wessington Springs. James Ross of Mitchell spending a few days at Fred Brown's. Floyd Winegar family spent Sunday in Wessington Springs. August Carlsen drove to Camp Wilson Sunday afternoon to bring home Eunice Ravenscroft and Genevieve Carlsen.
Cavour Mr and Mrs Carl Maas departed Saturday for Moisine Missouri to visit at the Thos Barton home for a week. Thos Barton has already been here and returned with them. Robert Zell of Sanborn county visited Tuesday. Earl Winberg and Mrs Winberg of Minneapolis are touring with Mrs Hagen and sister to Mr Hagen. They plan a 30 day honeymoon trip through Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and South Dakota and expect to stay until week’s end. The R N A lodge met at the hall. Margaret Martin returned from a two week vacation to Mitchell Parkscon Alexandria and Bridgewater. She was joined home by Miss Burdene Dickerson of Mitchell for an extended visit.
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