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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
11
Public notice of Huronite classified rates and policies details costs for display and classified ads, minimum word counts, and column inch charges. The piece warns readers about employment ad scams and advises paying only after thorough verification, with contact details and attribution to SIDNEY SMITH.
Local notices describe a tricycle or mattress wanted for purchase, with contact details listed as 2202. The item is linked to Tulare residents Mr and Mrs George Nelson and their daughter Allanah visiting at F W Hagman home.
Mrs Gid Seymour arrives from New York for a two month visit with friends and relatives at Harrold, Phere, and Miller, in connection with Associated presses reporting.
Osceola residents report a day of family visits as Mr Namoay and his sons from Canning called at daughter Mrs Floyd Massey. The Ed Anderson family from Huron visited Lars Ogland’s home. Mrs Mabel Schluter and son Donald returned to Wessington, while Mrs Gun Swanson of Sioux Falls visited sister Mrs Mane Houghton and children. Marlene Othon and Mrs Willis Ward from Pierre also joined local relatives for Sunday calls.
Tuesday afternoon visits and departures marked the week’s travel from Wolsey and nearby towns. Families including the Houghton Custer and Lumbard clans planned Minnesota trips while others stayed to work or visit, with rains noted and local remodeling efforts led by Harold Mayer and Rodell Severson at Lincoln University students.
Esmond and nearby residents share a busy week with Sunday trips to Lake Byron and Lake Norden. Visitors include Minnie Wille from Brookings and Margaret Mulholland with others visiting BE Blenkenburg and Jane Ann Mulholland, while Rev. W M Redfield attends camp at Mitchell and families travel to Sioux Falls and Bancroft.
Raymond Frank Meek drove to Clear Lake to load west with Woolpool. Art Gerhart Clyde Hull and Winnie Mulcrame attended a Sutton ranch round-up at Agar. Raymond’s relatives visited in Raymond and nearby towns including Doland Carpenter Juanita Ashley Poplar Watertown and Clark. Visitors came to Fred Merbach Roy Hurlbert and I Inslam households.
Foresburg Mr and Mrs D A Levey and family have moved into the Pronty residence temporarily while remodeling continues. Mr and Mrs G B Wilder and Mary Jane went to Sioux Falls for a few days as Mr Wilder enters a golf event and Mrs Wilder visits a sister in the city. The Social Nine club met at Mrs J Permits home with supper served by the hostess. Frank Ferguson returned Tuesday from a cattle trip to Chicago. Mrs G B Wilder drove to Mitchell on Thursday evening and returned Friday. John Kargison of Madison visited Halvor Fouberg. Miss Anna Zoss finished school at White Tail Montana and Miss Mildred Zoes will teach at Herried, visiting her sister there. Mr and Mrs Loren Schultz and son of Litchfield Minnesota visited from last Wednesday to Monday. Mrs M Briggs and sons Charles and Alfred were in Mitchell Monday.
Wayland Girl Reserve grade division leaves Wednesday for one week at Camp Wilsor. Representatives include Miss Marian Brown Antoinette Winegar Weids and Eunice Ravenscroft. Mrs R W Lilly cares for Mrs Dennis and newborn daughter born June 18 at Earl Dennis home south of St Lawrence. Outdoor Sunday school gathering at Majors geld had good attendance despite threatening weather with picnic dinner and ice cream.
Sheffield Mr and Mrs Vie BeBautche motored to Redfield Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs R B Johnston. The S C club held their annual picnic Sunday at Ramsell Grove. Leo Best's mother Mrs Being of Centerville has been visiting him for weeks.
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