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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
7
Community notes record a German Baptist Sunday school picnic at Wessington Springs grove and a sequence of visits and travels among residents. Entries mention return home journeys to Emery and Aberdeen, fishing trips to Minnesota lakes, and several local outings and engagements in Miller, Highmore, Artesian, Mitchell, Watertown, and Salem.
Fedora records list numerous Madison visitors including Mrs Guy Morris Mrs Thomas Sweeney Mrs J W Her and others. 4 H club members departed Sunday for Mitchell camp while several families and individuals traveled between Fedora Mitchell Hawarden and Artesian with greetings at Peter Helland De Hylland homes. Robbers broke into the depot Tuesday night stealing about $4.50 by breaking two windows.
Hitchcock and Gaskill visited Ed and Mildred Riemath in Sioux City Iowa. Ed Riemath and Mildred traveled to Highmore and Faulkton on business. Edna Meyer and Mildred Riemath planned a trip to Camp Wilson for a Girl Reserve summer camp. Ed Riemeth drove the group. D L Leary and sons Dan and James from Fort Leavenworth Kansas arrived for a relatives visit. Leary is son of Haley Du Bois. Huron locals attended Eva Annis funeral. J S Fillis and Mrs. Ralph Wagner visited Amboy Illinois. Wagner to Morrison Illinois. D C Hobart returned from a ten day fishing trip to Lake Pickere with L C Sims and Leo Hobart. C H Fountain entered Huron Hospital for an infected finger from a drill incident.
Miller Willis A and family relocate from Mitchell. Mr Hall opens a store here. Girls depart for Lake Byron for vacation led by Mary Alice Cahalan and others. Wilsons visit Huron. Ed Dunn returns from Tracy. Deloria Cassady visits Holabird. Becks return from eastern trip. Jean Gilchrist attends funeral at Gann Valley. Fick, Gilchrist visits from Elkton and Mankato college student. Bonk families fish near Pickerel Lake. Fannie Bonk attends sister’s golden anniversary in Alexandria. Marble family visits from Colorado. Mae Hanson and Elsie Hanson in town. Dora Castleman graduation in Huron. Dr Sweetland reported helpless at Redfield home. Tom McClure from Orient notes crops. Mississippi creameries produced nearly seven million pounds of butter in 1990.
Bancroft and Arlington residents attended services and funerals for L W Billington and hosted visitors from North Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Families traveled to Aberdeen Madison Montrose Pierre and Watertown for school visits visits with relatives and weekend gatherings with friends and church events ongoing through the week.
Highmore events center on Marguerite Askew hosting twelve youths for a birthday picnic at St. Lawrence and Miller plunge swim. L W Carter returns from Minneapolis with tale of a two week visit to daughter Mrs Frank Harlan and Lieut and Mrs Lea Key, while Mr Carter journeys to Huron to meet them. Miss Martha Drew returns from Miss Woods Kindergarten school in Minneapolis to teach this summer in Highmore. Rev and Mrs M C Chase visit, with Chase once pastor here and now at Wuff theological school in Denver. McLaughlins visit the state school in Huron, with young Kenneth staying for flight hours to maintain license. Rev S W Marble and son Sam are noted in attendance.
Visitors and departures mark a busy period with church ties mentioned. Rev. Marble received a Doctor of Divinity from Dakota Wesleyan last week. Several locals plan training or travel to Rochester, Minneapolis, Aberdeen, Pierre, and other cities for education, work, or visits.
A party plans a visit with relatives in Ilin ois before traveling to California for a several weeks trip. The itinerary centers on family connections and a lengthy coastal or inland journey across the state.
Wayland Misses Doris Olson Levita Paul sen and Gladys Brown of the high school division of the Wayland Girl Reserve traveled to Camp Wilson for a week with Peter Olson driving them. Nearby visits included Mrs John Sullivan of Fargo and her son George to see nephew James Gaughan. Harry Ravenscroft and Mrs Henry Nichols of Sparta with their mother Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft who is seriously ill and transferred to G M King home at Wessington for care. Gus Schrader spent the weekend near Huron. Mrs Fred Lowery returned home after two weeks with her mother Mrs Susie Butler and relatives. Charles Kaltschnee won the state trap shoot singles at Huron and will represent South Dakota at the Grand American shoot in Vandalia Ohio. Mrs Maurice Clute and daughter Alice from Aberdeen visited Mrs Clute's mother. Wayland opened the season with a 14 to 21 win over Wessington. Miss Marian Anderson, former Huron teacher, spent a few weeks with her parents Clark and Mrs Anderson south of town. Alph Ravenscroft and his father-in-law...
Local residents began returning to their homes in Midland after spending several days here. They had recently participated in events nearby and are now resuming normal routines as weather and traffic patterns return to usual.
Sheffield Mrs O Chapman and Mr and Mrs A McDonald with Dale and Raymond McDonald returned from Iowa Sunday morning. Leo Best north of Sheffield had three head of cattle killed by lightning Monday night. Sheffield won the game played with the Miday team Sunday. Mrs Leo Akeman, Mrs E Pier, and two sons visited the John Claram beau home near Ozecola Sunday.
Siou x Falls June 12 The law governing school board elections could have saved money if in force earlier Only one candidate, Dr J B Gregg, seeks reelection for the school board June 11 The new law provides that when there is no opposition the candidate assumes office without an election and its costs
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