Classified Advertising Rates and Notices in The Huronite
The Evening Huronite announces classified ad rates effective November 1, 1929 including two insertions at two and a half cents per word, three insertions at two cents per word, six or more at one and a half cents per word with minimum ten words. Display rates list per column inch, weekly and monthly runs, cash rebate after one year. Notices caution readers about employment scams, payment in advance, and how to respond safely. Also lists funeral directors, ambulance service, and local lodging rooms with contact details for Huron and central Dakota area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Huron & Western
Union
Reliabc
Clinfin
Columans
Jooks
Water Filler and Tomato Plants for Sale
Classified notice shows an advertisement for an automatic water filler and tomato plants, with prices listed. It also includes probate and court notices from Huron Beadle County South Dakota dated June 1931 and a federal forfeiture action in Sioux Falls related to motor vehicle used in illicit liquor transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cooperative
Sam Lowe
Cemetery Road
Brown’ Ouse
Fess LP
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
United States of America
Oz W. Kenneth Mateer
A. Lea Wyman
Federal
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Tia
W. Kenneth Mateer
A. D
E. D. Barron
United States
Classic Era Cars Include 1927 Chrysler Tudor and 1930 Ford Roadster
A listing of vintage automobiles features models such as a 1927 Chrysler Tudor with leather upholstery, a 1927 Dodge four door, a 1923 Essex Tudor, a 1926 Chevrolet Coupe, a 1927 Chevrolet four door, a 1923 Ford Model A Tudor, a 1928 Model T Coupe, and a 1930 Ford Model A Roadster, highlighting period charm and collector interest.
Local Notes From Cresbard and Nearby Areas
Town updates include Walt Krueger and Walt Horn repainting the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Perry visits Cresbard to stay with her daughter in Seattle. John Frank Jr arrives to visit. Enid Martin returns from Vermilion to Juergens home. Gordon drives a new Chevrolet six. Mr. and Mrs. Carbinier travel to Dallas to see relatives. Chenoweths plan Dallas trip to visit daughters. Mrs. Newton in serious condition after Tuesday morning illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carbinier
Dallas
Bonilla Butter Boosters Hold Picnic in Young's Grove
Bonilla Qeonad Boyd carries mail during Rollie Kenisor’s absence while the Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H club held a Sunday picnic in Young’s grove. About TF attendees were present. In a tittenball game, Whiteside defeated the White side club 19 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Local Auxiliary and Odd News From Blunt Weekly
The Auxiliary met in the George Mcl Kitchen hall last Monday evening. Several residents visited relatives in Huron and Pierre during the week. The Ladies Aid was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Earl Russell with lunch served by the hostess and Mrs Rex Gilmore. Various residents traveled, visited relatives in Platte Rapid City Hot Springs and Wisconsin. A Bible class met at Frank Moore home and rapid city visits noted. Harold Akers had tonsils removed in Pierre hospital. American Legion Auxiliary held a tune meeting hosted by Mrs L J Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mcl
Albert Kenyon
Huron
Robert Kenyon
Bedfield
Fred Schreder
Wisconsin
Earl Russell
Rex Gilmore
Latrine McKichan
Bartow
Platte
Walter Barrick
Sioux Falls
Clara
Miss Barrick
Knapp
T. Tollefson
Blunt
George Wiedamman
Onida
Blunt Friends
The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Moore
Here
Loretta Strom
Leona Welch
Rapid City
Hot Hot Springs
F. W. Edson
Pierre
Frank Pigney
Frank Horton
Boulder
Coly
California
Harold Akers
Pierre Hospital
Barkdell
van Schaick
Horton
Lyman McCain
Fred Pigney
Clara Gunsalus
American Legion
L. J. Walker
Osceola Social Roundup Mixed with Lake Poinsett Outings
Osceola and nearby families gathered for fishing at Lake Poinsett and visits in Troquois, Huron, and Osceola through Thursday and Friday. Transactions included shopping trips, hospital news, a finger amputation after an injury, and several relatives visiting farms and homes in the area. Notable names appear: Derscheid, Houghton, Waser, Ogland, Peterson, Massey, Schlueter, Walline, Ulerick, and Waite, among others.
Local notes on families and travels in the area
The column lists arrivals and departures and social visits. Muthel Hoeye is expected home Wednesday after appendicitis surgery in a Huron hospital. Loraine Walkington returned from a week with the George Walkingtons in Huron. Fred Budell and sister visited Sioux Falls to see their brother. Jean Goddard, recently recovered from pneumonia, underwent a medical exam. Various trips include Mr. and Mrs. Will Toovey to the Black Hills and Casper. Mrs. Harvey Fenner attended her son Kermit’s graduation in Rapid City. An extended visit is planned for Oscar Nelson of Alamo, Texas with Nels Nelsons in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Costello
Sioux Falls
Arch Theilan
Huron Hospital
Fred Timm
Muthel Hoeye
Huron
Hoeye
Loraine Walkington
George Walkington
Fred Budell
Charles Mullholland
C. S. Burris
Billy
Oscar Nelson
Alamo, Tex
Nels Nelson
Cavour People and Local Happenings This Week
Dora Miller arrives from Philadelphia for summer in South Dakota and study at Huron College. Delegates to the state Sunday school convention elected from Cavour include Mabel Beckanan Pauline Edwards and Marjorie Lather. Marion Duesler hosts at James Blair home near Sheffield. City Council adds two lights to Cavour streets. Mary Beckman leaves for Aberdeen for Normal school. Builders repair former Chris Beck farm buildings southwest of Cavour. Iva and Erma Boone visit from Wellington. F E Johnson and daughter Olive attend Alta May Lumbard graduation at Huron college chapel. A group of young ladies hosted a party at Ruskin park. Ray Nolan, rural mail carrier, is involved in a street collision in Huron. Floyd Ohm pays $5 in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Dora Miller
Philadelphia
South Dakota
Henry Beckman
Huron College
Mabel Beckanan
Pauline Edwards
Marjorie Lather
Methodist
Watertown
Marion Duesler
James Blair
Sheffield
Mary Beckman
Aberdeen
Normal School
Sellers
Chris Beck
Iva
Erma Boone
Wellington
M. Duesler
F. E. Johnson
Olive
Alta May Lumbard
Huon College Chapel
Johnsons
Lumbarda
Kimball
Ruskin Park
Ray Nolan
Huron
Floyd Ohm
Sherwood Daughter Weds Bonham in Doland Home
Bertha Sherwood married Clarence Bonham of Wilmar at the Sherwood home. After a three course dinner, the couple left for a wedding trip through the Black Hills. Guests included Bonham family members and relatives from Doland, Madison, Mitchell, and Tracy. The couple will reside in Tracy, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sherwood
H. W. Sherwood
Clarence
Bonham
Richard Bonham
Wilmar
Minn
Sherwood
Tracy
Florence Thommis
Cnida
Dis Sherwood
Wiliemea
Medical meeting draws doctors from Dakota region
Mrs John Leveson returns from Columbia after visiting her mother Mrs Katherine Shore for a week. Iy brother Paul Shore accompanies her and will visit briefly. C A M Munson of Redfield directed the Deland band at the first practice Tuesday evening. Mgr and Mrs G W Cook and sory Quintin left for Mitchell Friday afternoon to spend the weekend with Cook's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheriee
Nort
South Dakota
John Leveson
Columbia
Katherine Shore
Paul Shore
C. A. M. Munson
Redfield
Deland
Mgr
G. W. Cook
Highmore Visitors and Family News Briefs
Highmore residents note visitors from Sioux City including the Gh?ead sisters and Lucilie ad Gen avinve viewing the M L McLaughlin and B Ringer homes. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Shaw of Pierre with the mother and baby at E Davis home. Whyood Davis travels to Sioux City for eye consultation amid feared eyeball removal. Leona Ringer and Glacy Crosby take a trip to Yellowstone Park. Mrs T J Miller of Mitchell stays with Mrs Davis as Riyeod seeks eye treatment in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacy Crosby
Yellowstone Park
T. J. Miller
Mitchell
Sturgis electors pick four for school board race
In Sturgis on June 9 electors will vote at a single booth until 4 pm to choose four candidates for school board membership. Four vacancies exist and four candidates filed nominating petitions with A. Baldr, clerk of Sturgis Independent District No. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Stucaiy
Dun
Scho
Hay
I A. Baler
Also Mentioned on This Page
J—Accountants-Audito
Eee
Hennig
K. of P. Bldg
FR Pere
McLaughlin Noreen & CO
Sec
Nat'l Bk
EW. Mankey
B. B. McClasket
Masonic Temple
BR. P. Bethke
G. F
Wollmann and Johnson
B. H. Kerr
Natt Bank Bldg
Jay Spink
Central $. D
Wikert Funeral Home, Inc
Third St
Agricultural Finance Corporation
Mid Life Building
Dvcine Agency
Physicians & Surgeons
Benj. Thomas
Matlock
Lampe Bidg
B. Taylor
Navi Bk
Bide
Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons
J. KH. Mahaffy
Dakota
Jee S
Burdick
2Nd St SE
Arcade
Second St
S. W
Simmons
W. Megoenam
Bovestann
Costain Apartments
Beane PS
3Rd St
Nebrae Se
Colo. S. W
T. Gentlemen
Utah
Jersey Giants
Albert Lea Hatchery
Abert Lea
Sc. Merritt
Lowe
West Cemetery Road
Tom Carr
Fince
Andy
Jock S
Gump House
Alf
Uncle Bim
By Sidney Smith
G. N. Small
Idaho
Lake Byron
Dakota Avenue
Sumner Harris
F. N. Stewart
Hitchcock
Elgin
Roy Anderson
Dakota Avenue North
Tre
Rim
Liberal Commission
Chenille Rug Company
Central
Minneapolis, Minn
Dawn Mowers
Brand Bros
Dak
Ave
Central Radiator Co
Wisconsin S. W
eSage
Huron Tool Sharpening & Mpg
Royal Hotel
Huron Welding Shop
S. E
Zellners
L. I. Brandmire
Jersey
Geain
Ed Dinneen Motor Co
C. J. Madison Huron Furnace CO
Kariss
Cc. L. Underwood
Imerioc
Kielman
Carl H L. Peterson
J. S. Hofer
Yale
Oliver
W. D. Lowe
West Cemetery
W. D. French
Jack Knabe Dak
South Phone
Deane
Dodson
Shaws
R. R. Park
County of Bear
George
H.’ Seeman
South Lawn
Beadle County
George W. Miller
Markey
Anna Foley
de Bet
Tom Carawand
Tye
A. M. Urquhart Ford Sales and, Service
Osceola
Wilbur Kardner
Arthur Derscheid
Lake Poinsett
Will Derscheid
Charles Derscheid
Troquois
P. B. Houghton
Sidney
Danforth
A. C. Waser
Doris Waser
F. C. Derscheid
Marion
Kelleg
Everet
Westerberg
Raymond Walline
Floyd Messey
W. Derscheid
H. A. Schlueter
Lars Ogland
Clim Peterson
Gene McDonald
Willow Lakes
Esmond
Dol
Mary Ewing
Lennox
E. D
Garrett
University of South Dakota
C. J. Loansberry
George Quinn
Minnesota
Quinn
Viva Kezar
Betty Young
Rochester
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Huron - Pierre Bus
Wolsey
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