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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
11
The Huronite outlines classified ad rates effective November 1 19% with price tiers for short and long insertions and a display rate schedule. It warns readers to pay no money for employment ads and notes cash with order, cash mail payments, and a late fee policy plus a reminder to report suspicious propositions.
Multiple rental listings and sale notices including a five room bungalow with garage and a modern seven room house available. various farm and household items for sale. horticultural offerings. painting services. and public notice about bond sale and probate matters in Huron South Dakota with dates and contact details.
Ames Mr and Mrs Errol Farnsworth shopped in Miller Priday with local residents noting Mr Williams of Wessington Springs visiting last week. George Johnson called on neighbors Al and Mrs Johnson north and west of Miller. Willard Yost and Dorn McCutchan couples visited Miller on Thursday. Tila Arbogest returns from a nine week visit to DMligyuh home.
Ais Lordon Hamilton visits with her parents Mr and Mrs W Arbogast this week. Rain showers bring farmers hope for a needed crop revival. Mrs Vern Johnson of Miller visits her parents and relatives this week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Arbogast at Miller hospital Sunday morning as Mr Arbogast recovers from a broken leg sustained while playing ball.
Esmond reports Mrs. Mattie Baird IM and hogs shipped to Huron by the shipping association. Charles Zink of Chicago visits his sister Mia. Olie Jabe and Mrs. Dodds plus nurse depart for Omaha for medical treatment. Mrs. A B Brown and granddaughter 2Pisy Anns Theadgeld of Huron visit Frost home. George Gerdener family attend Ruskin park auto races. Sioux Falls visitors include Mrs. Nelfis Costello and daughters Mia John Frinkman and Pauline Costello weekend calls. John Bonde of Arlington in Esmond evening. Yates barn wrecked by strong wind. J Yates removes debris. Richards and Walls fish at Lake Prinsett. Frosts receive LA graduation notice for M J Fingerson, Della Fingerson’s youngest son who died in 1923.
St Lawrence and area residents undertake travel and visits with multiple names and destinations. Miel Stone acquired a motorcycle and moved to Minnesota Wednesday. Several guests arrived from Texas and other places while others returned from Hudson and Onira. A local couple attends a graduation in Aberdeen and a funeral call brings Ray Magness to Salem. Extended family and Extension club activities are listed amid a medical note on Mrs Sheebring’s leg operation.
Carpenter residents report social calls by Irwin Bottser and Spinny Wicks in Clark on Thursday. Elmer Grann’s funeral was held at the Methodist church with burial at Richland cemetery. George Madsen made business calls in Clark. Mrs Boyd drove to Huron. American Legion from Raymond decorated graves in three Carpenter cemeteries. Carpenter students Robbin Wicks Hazel Grann Arthur Boyd and Agnes Sundword graduated from Clark High School. Evelyn Carter remains frail at home north of town. Maggie Sally of Yankton formerly of Carpenter had funeral at Congregational church with burial at Fit rode cemetery. Mrs Richard Brand of Chester, pioneer resident, visiting relatives and old friends.
A large group from Carpenter attended the Logan church Sunday noting its silver anniversary celebration with many parishioners present and plans for future events.
Highmore Harrold Wells was left for Bracking to spend the weekend. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Bacher at the Crump home in Washington. The BR. E Bawden family spent the weekend at the HR. RK, Bawden home in Ree Heights. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Christenson recently celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary. About 50 friends and relatives had a basket dinner with them at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis and Kenneth Shaw drove to Pierre for the celebration. Mr. Shaw stayed to work at the eslie Shaw farm, and Mrs. Shaw and Leatie came for a visit with relatives at Highmore. Miss Gladys Henderson and a friend of Sioux Falls are visiting here with relatives.
Community members attend services and visits across Wessington Springs Mitchell and Huron. Numerous families travel for funerals birthdays and weddings while teachers and students plan next year assignments and summer study with several trips to Rochester Mayo Clinic Minneapolis and Washington.
Raymond W. S. Thompson and Jake Fauscher drove to Sioux Falls Tuesday morning for business. John Loomis, Gerata Doomis and family went to Aberdsen Wednesday for the Jubilee celebration. Henry Mehlberg family Dopzid and Darlene Finch attended a gathering at the Mehlberg home. Others left for Davenport to attend Miss Ethel Exps graduation at the hospital there. Hans Forrest family from New Underwood S. D. arrived to visit Oscar Forrest and Ed Clemons, returning home the next day with Gladys Forrest. A B Dethardt and partners moved lines to Watertown. Lill Meyer and Evelyn shopped in Watertown. Rev. Ray Cornwell and others were noted in the area’s social movements.
Rosy Hurlbert and Dorothy Hink attended a Sunday school convention in Bradley. Mr and Mrs 3 R Fine moved to Clark to visit Mrs Vic Swanson on her birthday. William Fine accepts a position with KSQO radio in Sioux Falls.
Community notes report on visits by Troquois C T Liddle to Dal lata Wesleyan and Rev J M Hunter business trip to Bowdle. Farmers advance with corn plowing as rye heads. Miss Dephane Hammond returns home for summer. Marie Brown and Amber White attend Northern norms in Aberdeen. Mrs L A Hollenbeck arrives from California to visit Troquois relatives. Tallenbeck meets her in Aberdeen.
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