Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Creditor Claims
Notice of foreclosure sale for mortgaged premises on July 29, 1929 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse front door in Huron Beadle County South Dakota to the highest cash bidder. Administratrix of George A Hebron and administrator of Sarah Waterman estates publish six month claim deadlines for creditors.
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Huron Purnace
Tor Foster District
Beadle County
South Dakota
State Bark
Yale
Iir
CR Davis
Ady
Logan di
Beatle County
Iroquois
Bakora
W. Dwwiringer
I. Cogswell
Orland
Cogswell
Orlice Codnd
O. C. Cogswell
Mauitable Life: Assurance Society of the United States
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadla County
Gertain
Huron
Beadley County
Gage
Thes
Court House
South
Dakota
Bauitable Life Assurance Society
United. States
Y Corporation
George.a. Hebron
Notica Jis
Wnder
George A. Hebron
Porsons
Sixth Street
Ciitle FP
Hebron
Sarah Mwaleena Parker Waterman
Sawthim Waterman
Sarah Tavaleena Parker Waterman
Sarah &. Waterman
Matz & Wipf
Florean
Beadle
Jay M. Parker
Mstate
Mata & Wipf
Birth of a son reported in Bancroft area
Bancroft notes record the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Currier on July 12. A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Merle Workenthien is noted, with hostesses at the Lewis home. Dozens of local visits, errands, and social events fill the week including hospital visits and Scout activities across Bancroft and nearby towns.
Lawtons Visit Presho Briefly During Weekend Trip
Mrs H Cy Lawton and Mr Lawton with his mother traveled to Presho on Sunday for a short visit, stopping in Gann Valley where they were seen by local residents. Earl Hall of Huron was noted to have passed through Gann Valley during the same period.
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H. Cy ‘Lawton
Mr. Lawton
Earl Hall
Huron
Gann’Valley
Bonilla Local Notes Details Family Visits and Events
L M Russell returned home Sunday from a few days in Nebraska accompanied by Henry Cook. Mr and Mrs Herbert Mueller came home Thursday from a ten day visit with relatives at Swansville Minnesota. Ehner Stolle visited Bonilla Saturday night. Mr and Mrs George McKichan and children motored to Miller Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Hurst and Mr and Mrs Clyde Palmer spent Sunday at the W I Palmer home. Mrs Wred McKichan and daughters and Mrs Herbert Mueller were shoppers in Huron Saturday. The dance Friday night in the Frankybl new barn drew many locals. A Wessington preacher furnished the music and nearly half an inch of rain fell Friday night, nearly an inch Sunday morning, benefiting corn gardens pastures potatoes and hay. Mr and Mrs Fred McKichan and daughters left Monday for a fishing trip to Lake Biz Stone. Mr and Mrs H Newyon of Burdette visited with their sons Robert and Albert Kenyon Saturday. Mrs Mabel McKichan and Ethel Radtke were shoppers in Huron Saturday. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs Ray Cooner Thursday afternoon July 18.
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Oscar Currier
Merle Workenthien
Nels Lewis
Marl Nicltenslaehi
Lewis
Dan CosteNo
R. A. Maass
George Perry
Waterlawn
Fred Teicke
Osceola
Joe Welsh
Yale
Mikels
Frank Shipper
Huron
Shipper
Johanna, Harum
Robert
Phyllis Harum
Ellen’ Ordal
Nadiane Masters
J. B. Ordal
Sioux Falls
Howard
H. MM. Best
George Parry
Roy Klinkels
Canistota
Lown
Calvin Jencks and Sons
De-Smet
Charles Barber
Hetland
Tom Tyrrell
Florence ‘Mann
Tndepéndence, Mo
Will
Fom Dugdale
DeLos Tyrrel
Jimmie Riddle
Rose de Custard
Wallace Perry
Henry ‘Koster
Nenah
Wis
Atinton
George Walton
Af Stora
Edwin Reety
Intin
Ed Wensmall Vis
Carpenter
Mesdames
Charles Tobey
Allen Tobey
Lloyd Tobey
C. H. Custard
Ray Perry
Lake, Poinsett
Harley Riddle
Rahenberg
Sioux Aas
Speci
L. M. Russell
Suanday
Nebraska
Henry Cook
Herbert Mueller
Swansville
Minn
Ehner Stolle
Bonilla
George McKichan
Miller
A. Hurst
Clyde Palmer
WI. Palmer
Wred McKichan
Frank Iybl
Jvell
Wessington
Fred McKichan
Lake Biz Stone
H. Newyon
Burdette
Albert Kenyon
Mabel. McKichan
Ethel Radtke
Ladies Aid
Ray Cooner
Harrold Area Social and Family News
Harrold J A Lounsberry and family from Del arrived to make their home here. The Rev Mr Becker returns from Minnesota where he attended a Lutheran synod meeting. Willian Hauh wed Miss Anna Nauge of Parkston. They return from a Hills trip and start housekeeping on the groom's farm northwest of town. Mrs BE C Groves returns to Elensburg Washington after six weeks with her parents. The ten year old son of Nathan Max died of diphtheria and was buried Sunday. Fred Suhn family came home from Minneapolis. Vera Scott Ree Heights and Walter Weber announce their October marriage. They will reside here. Stotenberg now in charge of the Pettyjohn elevator, moving from Gary with his family. Mrs Hueners of Howard visiting daughter Mrs Archie Tanck.
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J. A. Lounsberry
Deland
Lounsperry
Becker
Minnesota
Town’ Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Willian Hauh
Anna Nauge
Parkston
BE. C G. Groves
J. A. McGaffee
Elensburg
Wash
Nathan Max
Fred Suhn
Minenapolis
Vera Scott
Ree Heights
Walter Weber
Mer Stotenberg
Back From Westree Polo Trip
Muart Campbell Matt Mullaney and John Foran returned Saturday from a two weeks trip in the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park Campbell resumes his duties as mail carrier
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Westree
Polo
Muart Campbell
Matt’’Mullaney
John Foran
Black Hills
Yellowstone’ National Park
Campbell
Shining Talent Continues with Family Letters and Plans
Molly reads a letter from her mother about Aunt Minnie’s unsettled estate and a comfort from her father to fund her happiness. He offers $400 for immediate expenses until the will is settled as Molly imagines living independently with a bath and space for self expression.
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Minnie
Molly
Hese Bean
Rapid City voters reject lake development proposal
Rapid City voters turnout on Tuesday rejected municipal plans to purchase and develop land for a lake near Rapid City. About 1,009 votes were cast, with a light turnout noted. The article also notes Wisconsin's oldest Congregational minister, Rev. H. A. Miller of Madison, at age 100.
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Rapid Cipy
Rapid City
Wisconsin
H. A. Miller
Madison
Train schedule fragment from Huron to Pierre and Wolsey
Transit notes show Brus service leaving Huron late at night with connections to Wolsey and Pierre. Trains run to Wolsey at 3 50 5 p m and Pierre by 7 yielod with onward departure at 6 30 a m. Additional Southbound link from Wolsey at 19 20 a m reaches Huron by 10 6 45 a m.
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Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
Yielod
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