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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
12
Local notes report visits and travels of the Teveldahl Helgerson Busse Gray Potter Aizenbrey McMillan families and others. Entries mention summer school in Aberdeen, trips to Sioux Falls Mitchell and Hot Springs, and a Cairo Florida journey with Mr Dye a former Alpena Journal editor.
Farmers report grain in shock with some aiming to finish this week. Crop conditions in Union county are fine though excess rain hindering harvest. Corn prospects look good while grain ripened rapidly. Ollie Lewellen needed a repair trip to Cavour after breaking a casting. Grasshoppers increasing locally. Danforth Ladies club met at James Bailey home with dinner served. Rob Welsh assists harvest on Halbig farm Glendale township. J BR Heather began eating and shocking his big chop Friday.
Yale residents welcomed guests from Tulare Bancroft and Huron while others spent weekends at Lake Kampeska Big Stone Lake and Lake Felican. Several families traveled to Aberdeen Mitchell Redfield Bloomington and Madison for visits and school breaks. A pie sale by the Ladies Aid was reported a success and church services were dismissed during the minister’s vacation.
A son born to Mr and Mrs Otto Kutz Sedgwick at the Sammons home. Otto Irwin recovering after appendix and gallbladder operation at Pierre. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Hague Van Onien at the Sammons home. Eugene Barreth, Bramhall town shop employee, breaks arm from horse kick. A E Burton leaves for Hot Springs for medical care. Jay Prostrollo and father return from St Paul after Mrs Roy Rogers illness. Mrs Rogers remains in St Paul. Dr M Parkinson returns from Des Moines. Edna Peterson helps at George Misterick home Harrold area during harvest. Gertrude Bawdon falls breaking lip and tooth. Henry Raske recovering from hand infection.
Raymond and Mrs Roy Harkins of Huron spent Sunday with Mr Harkins relatives in Huron. Mrs Paris joined them for the visit. Vickie Loomis and family from Aberdeen visited Mr and Mrs Jobe Loomis. Walter Cagley and children of Mitchell spent the weekend with kin.
Wig parents Mr and Mrs Jabs Caghy visited relatives as 2 Wayland Mr and Mrs Fred Calsen returned from Minneapolis where Mr Calsen received treatment. Mrs M Martin of Plere visited with sister Mrs Carl Ravenscroft and family. Bernice Walch of south of St Lawrence visited James McGuire family. Little Mary Jean Daily hosted 25 guests for her third birthday with games and a lunch at four thirty.
A flurry of moves and trips across towns reports many residents traveling or visiting kin. Highmare Miss Etta Quinn departs for Great Falls Montana for a two week vacation with sister Mrs Val Helman and family. John Quinn and William Nesheim return from Detroit with a truckload of furniture. Mrs RB Dunlap Mr and Mrs Harrold Worley and Mrs Ernest Fahrenwald of Conde join a Humboldt family reunion. Merion Lake spends Thursday and Friday at home then returns to Huron, playing in an orchestra and broadcasting. Attorney Dan OKeeffe of Pierre visits on business. Dr C E Parkinson returns after a few days in Moore. J G Ryan and children drive to Pierre to see Mrs Ryan in St Marys hospital. Oscar Dittman returns to Sanator after weeks at home. Miss Marjorie and Reva Winans return from six weeks in summer school at Aberdeen. Miss Ervel Morris of Spearfish visits then returns home. Mrs Sadie Pilkington visits Mrs Leach in Harrold. Mrs Gus Kleinschmidt of Pierre visits sister Mrs Cora Bents. Heather Douglas visits uncle in Minneapolis and expected home Sunday. James Ligier left Rapid City, now in Parkdale Oregon for work. Mr and Mrs L W Carter visit daughter Mrs O E York in Huron. H C Harris, LO F picnic at Fisher's Grove. Al Olson and two children of Milwaukee visiting James Hamlin family, return home Wednesday. Ed Evenson and two children of Tulsa visit Arthur Lee home.
Mellette ME and Mrs Elmer Cowles and son Arno recently arrived from Long Beach California to visit relatives and oversee farming interests. Martin L Tolvstad is seriously ill at his farm home. Arlen Sweeten recovers well from appendicitis at Aberdeen hospital after an operation. Gilbert Hvammen returns to Thunder Hawk after a two week visit with relatives. he has been grain buyer there for 20 years. Mr and Mrs Walter Wienle announce the birth of a son at Aberdeen hospital last week.
St Lawrence residents made regional trips and hosted events. Mrs Roy McCaughy and daughter Betty visited Madison Wisconsin for a month. Mr and Mrs J H Stechman visited with Mrs Stechman’s mother Mrs Tom Wilson in Salem. Mrs John Dennis was reported ill north of St Lawrence. Mr and Mrs J M Magness and daughter Vivian returned from Anaheim California. A party for Mrs Addie Swab was held at Sid Fritts home in St Lawrence with lunch served by Mrs Huth Danielson. The South Hand county Sunday school convention met at Pearl township with large attendance and talks on Sunday school work by Rev Jackburn of Wessington Springs for Mrs Dora O’Neill. Mr and Mrs T M Dumdie accompanied their son from Huron to the Black Hills. Gene Murphy returned from a visit at Heystone with his aunt Mrs Croll. Mr and Mrs Charles Flint and family moved to Ethan Friday. Flint named editor in chief of Ethan Enterprise. Charles Welked delivered goods to Ethan by truck. Joe Perry had an appendectomy at Miller hospital and was recovering. Mrs C H Williams hosted a birthday party for her son Maxom’s nineteenth birthday. guests were young men.
A group led by Mr and Mrs Dean Cotton of White Lake and Beverly Cotton visited Clarence and Verne Cotton. Mrs Leona Hudson and son Delton from Sioux City visited. Mrs Hudson plans a visit to Devila Lake for a longer stay. Mrs Addie Ranson of Devila Lake, formerly of Huron, called on the C A Wood family. Ralph Zebarth and F V Wardman visited Brookings last week. H Cheney and family drove to Pierre for a day trip. Lawrence Larson Jr, with the road oiling crew at Plankinton, was there Sunday.
Miss Florence Funk aided at the Robert Sondegard home during Birs illness as Band No.5 of the Altar Society hosted lunch on Dave Robertson lawn Saturday evening. Winnie Olson and baby from Rapid City visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller. F J Wolcott and children visit Wa tertown relatives. Bernice Hewitt of Sparta vacations with her father George Hewitt. The Hewitts and E P Lovell hosts were oeedees visitors Saturday. Catherine ONeill of Clark visits Conde friends.
Froquois Mrz Maxvi Dennis and children return to Sioux Falls Saturday Mrs Grosa and Bobby join for a week visit Town hall gains cedar shingle seat C V Emmelius distributes grasshopper fungus H Harrington and wife visit Balaton Minn Wilbur Ohlson suffers neurotic condition limiting leg use Prof and Mrs Gibson of Westington Springs visit H S Bunn Ed Flathers overcome by heat in harvest Marjoria Bottomley visits friends in Woonsocket
Hartland Theresa residents Mrs L C Darling and family have returned to Ann Arbor Michigan after a ten day visit with Mrs Darling's parents Mr and Mrs A P Hines. H E Sackett has returned from the hospital and is said to be improved. Hansons from Sioux Falls visited at the Eric Gutzler home en route to northern Minnesota where James will stay. Harvesting of small grain is finishing in the area with crops in good condition versus prior years and hot winds are starting to affect corn.
Bonilla Mrs Herbert Mueller visited Rol lie Kenison and family from Minnesota. Mrs V Bushpell and sons from Elk Point visit John Harrion and relatives. Harvesting is in full swing with binders headers and combines. Com rail service is badly needed. Harold Radtke and baby from Iowa visit Will Radtke and family. Ralph Bussell hospital visit in Huron. L Swansen of Wove gocket visited James family. Fred McKichan made a trip to Pierre. Harold Neuzent and baby returned from Town after two weeks with relatives.
Osceola Raymond Walling visited Bryant on Wednesday. Norman Zwanger from Canada called at the home of the iwi big ousin. Mrs. Lara Og Derie Wasent returned Friday after six weeks at summer school in Madmon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walline Tone Waser and Marcella Ogland were in Huron for shopping Saturday.
Pleasant Valley Sunday school U P class enjoyed a singing bee at Miss Esther Campbell's home on Friday evening. After song and refreshments, prize singing and candy were shared, marking a lighthearted church event.
About thirty five people from Pleasant Valley attend the South Hand county Sunday school convention at Prairie Chapel. A picnic lunch followed a program led by Rev. Blackburn of Washington Springs. The event will be held again next year at Prairie Chapel.
Ree Heights residents and guests visit Fergus Falls Armour and Miller areas. Ed Henson family from Sioux City arrive to visit local relatives for weeks. Harvest season reduces attendance at Cedar hall Young People event. Wool from the region sells for 80 cents a pound after farmers pool supplies for an eastern company.
Alpena Frank Kinyon and Hardison Kent of Huron spent Sunday with Wenton Leid schlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Freeman and sons visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griebe in Monroe. Els worth Thompson joined them for a visit with friends. The Rev and Mrs S F Brown of Mitchell came Thursday to visit their daughter Mrs Fred Hatch and left for Orient. John Teveldahl and Martin Helgerson helped Mrs P P Myran celebrate her birthday in Beadls county. Dr B C Woodburn and family and Clarence Campbell visited the Kunze and Waller homes and left for Indiana. Yvonne Tillery left for Sioux City after a two week visit with her grandmother Mrs W S Leighton and relatives. T A Hayes family were guests of Orval Eaton north of Wessington Springs. Mrs James Blow and children of Forestburg visited O M Eaton. Pearl Williams of Cedar Bluffs visited Lulu Kinsman before going to Lane. Mrs G N Kinsman and Lulu visited Mrs William Chase in Huron. Mrs A Roli arrived from Lane for weeks with Mrs Care Evenson. Thelma Eaton of north of Wessington Springs was an overnight guest of Valma and Selah Hayes.
Cavour Mr and Mr Carl Kauth Miss Edna and Mary Lovett Miss J J Lovett and Wilbur Bell traveled to Elkton Sunday for a relative's funeral. Mrs Lovett remained for a few days visiting. Mr and Mrs Ed Wiederen entertained relatives from Iowa and Minnesota.
Farmers report most fields cut with threshing soon to begin. Ted Figlund handles city mains replacement while Ervin Zell and crew spent Sunday at Carl Maass home. Claude Blair tends Marion Duesler's separator as Walter Alley moves a broadhouse to a farm south of Ta.
Lane Rudolph Walter of Lane purchased a binder at Wessington Springs for crop work. Bus drivers for the coming year hired by the school board included Bert Swenson Theo Swenson Henry Topkin and August Seifkin. Jo Burg and sons of Mitchell were callers at the Kogel home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Doyle Butterfield of Chicago announce the birth of a daughter on July 3. Arthur Kutil and Milton Carr traveled through the Black Hills en route to Salt Lake City and the Pacific coast before returning to Pittsburg. Mrs Kuti and baby visit in Huron while her husband is in the Hills. Mr and Mrs Stanie Gross visited in Woonsocket Wednesday afternoon. The Royal Neighbors met Monday evening for a regular session. the semi annual audit was read.
Mrs. Wilder hosted G B Wilder’s birthday supper with Mr and Mrs Fredine of Mitchell and two visiting nephews. Miss Bettie Richards visits the Levey home. Mrs Ray Briggs entertained Mrs G Jorgenson of Newel, meeting an old Woonsocket acquaintance. Brookings Farm and Home day pageant featured 4 H youths. H Trewatha and Blanche of Lake Preston dined with local families. Mrs J Young returned to Mitchell after visiting her sister. Mr and Mrs J Ball of Mitchell called at J Personius home. Elmer Judy and companion from Aberdeen stayed overnight. Tuesday band concert drew fewer attendees due to harvest rush.
Mr and Mrs G E McClure and John Silas of Minneapolis arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Mulvaney for a few days visit.
Woonsocket residents host guests from GeSeuer Minnesota Los Angeles California Sioux City Iowa Huron South Dakota Pierre South Dakota Highmore and Minneapolis Minnesota Plus educators and travelers including Miss Nina Hamenn Miss Annalou Lawson and Mrs Ed Strub with trips to Flandreau Highmore and Minneapolis noted during the week
Esmond resident Mrs. William Bliss left Saturday for Rochester to seek treatment at a clinic after a period of poor health. In Blunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walker and their children Rose Mary and Louis Jr. visited the Walker home on Sunday.
Raymond callers M M Schmidt and the Sorby family from Turton dined with Mrs Schmidt at the Royal Neighbors Judge. Frank Davis and E F Erling conducted business in Huron while Mrs Davis visited her daughter Mrs Roy Harkness. Walter Olson and several others visited Lulu Bell near Deland as Willis Graham hosted in Deland.
Fragmentary OCR shows names Harris Eva Mitchell Den Zellamer Tracy Minn Arts monk and sisters with scattered references to Frank Kraus Mrs Mechley A. S. Thorp and a business caller Conde Tuesday.
Tulare Mr and Mrs George Sickles and their sons arrived Sunday from Florida after living there the past year Emma Roeber Cy Schroeder and Wirs Henry Singer Mrs Roeber returned from a brief trip to Iowa and Minnesota B Benning was a caller in Haven Saturday
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