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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
14
Local residents report visits and trips across towns including Arlington Aberdeen Mitchell Highmore and Milwaukee. Family connections show relatives and friends gathered for summerschool travel and medical care while roadwork and summer activities continue throughout the area.
A weekend feature highlights a Saturday start for a weeklong fishing tip in the Black Hills. The item emphasizes practical guidance for anglers and local scenery.
Negotiations in Manchester aim to install a much needed telephone switch board after long delay. Residents anticipate improved service as Old Settler’s picnic at De Smet draws crowds and locals travel between towns.
Bonilla George McHichan and sons Eugene and Stenley left for Pickerel lake Sunday for a few days fishing trip. Halley James returned from Mitchell where he attended college and will vacation with his parents. Mrs Rex Gilmore came home from a 210 day visit with relatives at Wisner Neb. Several families traveled to Lake Poinset for fishing while others visited in Huron Redfield and Rapid City.
Mrs Frank Hahn hosted a bridge party at her home Saturday night with two tables and prizes to Mrs J M Drayer, Mrs Alice Schoof and Mrs Joe Garthwaite. After the bridge a two course lunch was served. Viva Kezar, a nurse in training at St Mary's, was in Rochester. A V Zarneke and three sons plus Mrs Emma Zarneke left for Wessington to visit relatives. Edward Hansen and family came from Montevideo to stay a few days. Miss Eva Aldrich visits Marshall for three weeks. Henry Parchin substitutes on route three while Glen Clark is on vacation.
Howard Getty of Portland visits at Mrs. Ralph Wagner's home as a family reunion unfolds with Gettys from Mitchell Hecla and Wolsey attending. Bruce Twigg announces a son born June 7. Vera Laverty and Rose Lambert return from Ft Pierre and Frankfort to Iowa City for summer study. Dennis Armstrong dies after whooping cough and influenza. funeral held at home. burial in Altoona cemetery. E M Lothrop of Huron visits for business.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Goyke of Storm Lake IA and Lawrence Goyke of Hawarden IA visited their parents the M L Goyke family here last week. Miss Clara Van De Wort of Hudson ND visits cousin Miss Irene Walker. The B Fair club held its annual picnic in St Lawrence park with about 30 women and children. Children day was observed at St Lawrence Community church with a large crowd and a missionary offering. Delilah Spiers spends a few days helping in the Hesberry home north of Reed Heights.
Bill Meeth works at Hort Bingham farm as Mr and Mrs Wace Smith take over Ames store south of Miller on Sunday June 8. Annual Hand County Farm Union picnic set for Saturday July 14 in St Lawrence Park with stereoptican missionary slides planned. Numerous local visits and travels reported including Miss Mable Mehon resting at home, Mrs Pautz and son Ren visiting Wisconsin, and Verna O Neill graduating in Yankton.
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