Banking Authority Certification for The Security National Bank
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The Security National Bank of Huron Beadle County South Dakota is authorized to commence banking under the Revised Statutes. Dated May 13 1930. The notice also lists a petition for Letters of Administration in Beadle County for the estate of Philip Hill deceased with hearing set June 10 1930 at 10:00 AM in the Masonic Temple Building Huron. Irene Hetzel seeks John Hetzel as administrator. appearances or objections may be made. published weekly for three weeks in Evening Huronette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Security National
Bank of Huron
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
United States
J. W. Pole
NaGenal Bank 5 Huron
Beala
Philip Hill
Irene Hetzel
William Gath
Beadle County
John Het
Local Social Roundup From Doland and Nearby Areas
Doland and Madison Wis residents attended gatherings and visits as families shared meals and showers. Notable names include Mr and Mrs W H Tanner and daughter Virginia, Mrs Harry Brown visiting her parents in Madison, Mrs Le Jen Thompson honored at a bridge shower, and celebrations for the eighth anniversary at Bert and Tanner’s home.
Visitors from Sioux Falls Call on Doland Locals
Those present were Mr and Mrs W H Taner and son Leland Mr and Mrs Loris Culver and children Mr and Mrs James Hoffman Mrs and Mrs Harry Brown Mr and Mrs Jason Armstrong and children and Miss Anna Fleblehorne Arthur and Harlow Cartwright of Sioux Falls spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives and friends in and near Doland. Mr Hahn Miss Stolley and Irvin Riddle left for Vermillion Saturday morning. Mrs Alice Schoaf hosted an eighth entry party Friday night. After the hour guests gathered at the Thompson cafe for lunch. The party then went to the hostess home where bridge was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Jason. Armstrong
H. Tanner
Virginia
Fred Weigman
Harry Brown
F. H. Smith
Madison
Wis
Phil Lundquist
Schafer
Mion
Lundquist
George Quinn
Laura Bierman
Billings
Mont
W. Hy Taner
Leland
Loris Culver
James Hoffman
Jason Armstrong
Anna Fleblehorne
Arthur
Harlow Cartwright
Sioux Falle
Charles Hahn
Lucille Stoller
Irvin Riddle
Vermillion
Mr. Hahn
Miss. Stolley
Alice Schoaf
Theompson Cafe
Huron News Briefs From Wolsey And Nearby
A Saskatchewan visitor Mrs William Doyl and her father George Barthz arrive in Huron after year in Bismarck. Lela Asker and two children take over as chief operator in the telephone office replacing Mrs Roy Andrew. Mrs V Prybr visits at Mrs W O Newton home. Huron resident H O Cheney returns from Marrald. O Monsons oldest son underwent appendicitis surgery in hospital. A gathering at Mrs W O Newton’s honors Alber Sprick before moving near Rapid City. Bridge games at White Front cafe with prizes for Mrs Lynn Mason and Mrs You Olson. Mr Baker injured cranking his Ford. Mrs Henry Licht and baby Carol report illness near Wolsey. Lee Meir burned by heater backfire. Dr Cogswell attends him at Richard Semoha home. Mrs Minnie C Lumbard named past mistress. Bert Minuum family trip to Lake Pelican. Hoskins son of Mr and Mrs Dee Hoskins unwell. Ladies Aid held at church with Group No 4 serving supper. Fritz Krueger returns to work at Southside filling station. Alva Bales attended Huron commencement exercises. Mrs Jensen and daughters present.
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Wolsey
William Doyl
Saskatchewan
Can
George Barthz
Bismarck
M. D
Huron
Lela Asker
Aberdeen
Ourator
Roy Andrew
Brs
William Hamilton
Alber Sprick
Rapid City
Lynn Mason
You Olson
Sprick
White Front
Wesley
Baker
Henry Licht
Carol
Here
Lee- Meir
Dr. Cogswell
Richard Semoha
Minnie C. Lumbard
Washington, D. C
Wolf
Bert Minium
Ivyl
Minertin
Thei
Lake Pelican
Rarke Hoskins
Gad Mer Dee Hoskins
Ladies Aid Society
Fritz Krueger
Local News Briefs From Town and Outlying Areas
Zabeth and Charlotte spent Tuesday at the Gay Brown home out of town. Vic Van De Welde moved his family to Virgil last week. He is a road maintainer. Mr and Mrs A B Custer and son Gordon returned Saturday from a vacation trip to Howard Lake. The Copenhagn orchestra played for dorice at Wayland Friday night. Fredrick Newton substituted for A B Custer who was away. At the regular meeting of the Girl Beauts Wednesday night Margaret Bonnes was elected secretary and Robert Newton treasurer. Eupha Maxwell left Monday for Hur on to attend summer school. Hazel Gomes accompanied Cathrine Simmons to the Clarence Kell home in the country to visit for a few days. The annual South Dakota district synod of Lutheran church will be held here this weeks beginning June 11 on a closing June 17. The Rev F W Leyke is president of this district. A dest was closed last week whereby W O G Newton became the owner of the F C Bager residence here which is leased by Clarence Cotton. Work on the lowering of the water running and sewer system to the Wolsey public school has begun. Freezing of the mains has caused considerable trouble during the winter months.
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Zabeth
Charlotte
Gay Brown
Vic van de Welde
Virgil
A. B. Custer
Gordon
Howard Lake
Mir
Copenhagn
Robert Newton
Eupha Maxwell
Huron
Hazel Gomes
Cathrine Simmons
Clarence Kell
South Dakota
F. C. Bager
Clarence Cotton
Wolsey
Local notes from Milier and nearby towns
Milier the Chauteuqua last week failed to fit tally and no guarantees for next year. W. H. Cars of Sheffinn visited this week. Rev EB Cooney of the Methodist church attended the Sunday school convention at Yankton. Harold Schroeder teaches at Clark and returned home for summer. Ralph Henshaw and family returned from Geddes to work hops nearby. Mrs W G Redmond and Mrs A J Jomson attend the PBO at Spearfish meeting. Mrs Robertson, employed in a local store, returned home to Willow Lake. L Winey of Bighmore was a Millce visitor this week. Mrs Scott Davison visits relatives at Howard.
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W. H. Cars
Sheffinn
EB. Cooney
Methodist Church
Yankton
Harold Schroeder
St Clark
Ralph Henshaw
Geddes
W. G. Redmond
A. J. Jomson
Spearfish
Robertson
Willow Lake
L. ©. Winey of
Bighmore
Scott Davison
Howard
Local Society Notes and Farm Roundup Parade
Bonilla dances at Frank Ferpyusen bene and Ladies Aid met at Mrs Hugh McKichan with three present. Plans laid for a stand at Old Settler picnic Friday June 13 at Youngs Grove. A missionary meeting to be held at Mrs James Bales home. Farmers in the vicinity begin corn cultivation this week as Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller were Hudson visitors. S Schaetzer and L M Russell motor to Aberdeen Saturday.
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Bonilla
Frank Ferpyusen
Hugh McKichan
Young’s Grove
James Bales
Arthur Miller
Hutton
Schaetzer
L. M. Russell
Aberdeen
Wessington May Butterfat Shipments Report
Special report from Wessington notes May cream shipments totaled 49 000 pounds of butterfat. The record highlights a noted increase and mentions an attempt at clarification in the local report.
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Wessington
Creamery Shares Sold By South Dakota Co operative
A farmer's cooperative creamery offers shares at 25 dollars each. The Wessington creamery is owned by J. D. McNair of Huron and operated locally by Adbert Sorenson, with four other cream buyers also listed in the venture.
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Farmer's Cooperative
Wessington
J. D. McNair
Huron
Adbert Sorenson
Low Wing Ships Gain Popularity in America’s Air Race
In Los Angeles a new type of aircraft with a low wing gains interest among aviation pioneers. Lindbergh’s cross country flight in a low wing plane is cited as proof of speed and practicality. Technic Tights tests and a destroyed gasheras craft mark risks and potential progress. Carl Squier, head of the builder, argues the design improves visibility, payload, and landing speed but notes slower top speed vs high wings.
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Los Angeles
United States
Gasheras
Pacific
Carl Squier
Squier
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Reom
Colorado
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John Lind
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Hansen Proso
Dickinson Bros
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Millers
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2Nd
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Equitable Life Home Purchase
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Miles West Cemetery Road
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Rt. 1
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2Nd St
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Ideal Marker Co
Salt Lake City
Paul Talmage
NEA Service
Flying Rock
J. W. Pale
Iaavic
Inc
B. B. McClaskey
County Court, Beadle Co
So. Dak
Anna Foley Lerk
County Court
Beadle Co., So. Dak
Milier
Germany
Roy Housman
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Huron - Pierre
Pierre
Specey
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