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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
11
The Huronite announces classified ad rates effective November 1, 1929 including word counts and column inch charges for display ads. It warns readers about paying money for employment ads and advises notifying the Classified Advertising Manager of The Huronite about suspicious propositions.
Beadle County court in Huron South Dakota schedules July 7 1931 at 2:00 PM to prove the will of Clafts L. E. Blauser deceased and issue Letters Testamentary to Minnie Blauser widow. Heir Minnie Blauser and interested parties invited to attend. Judge H W Markey signs the notice dated June 20 1931.
Plans and specifications submitted with bona fide bids require a certified check for 5 percent of the bid drawn on a solvent South Dakota bank. Checks returnable after award with acceptable bond. Bids open at the Normal School Madison at 2:00 P.M. Wednesday July 8 1931. Right to reject any or all bids reserved by E A Bixler Dean and Acting President.
Wessington residents share visits and family news. Kyle Warren of Lead stayed with relatives. Charles Welch and Joe Roberts repair the A. S. McKay home damaged by fire ten days ago. Dr. J. F. McKie and family take a Yellowstone trip for about four weeks.
Troquois Lon Annis returns Thursday from Huron where he had been hospitalized since Monday with a hand infection. Mrs. B. P. Bishop and daughter Hallie June are vacationing in northern Minnesota. Susie LaMont and Clara Von Tassell attend the Women's Relief convention in Sioux Falls. Frank Armin and family visit Grand Island Nebraska, returning the same day. Delbert Wilmarth of Kalamazoo visits his parents in their home. Charles Ohlsen and Emil Osman trip to Iola Kansas with plans for hospital treatment in Kansas City. L. A. Hollenbeck and C. Quail attend State Bankers association sessions in Huron. Helen Emmelius vacationing with family in Black Hills. Bert Cleland returns to Montevideo Minnesota after visiting parents. Dwight Kilby of Pipestone Minnesota visits relatives.
Cavour Ng and Mrs. FL E Johnson with Miss Olive Johnson visited Iowa towns including Hampton and Cedar Falls. They report crops in Iowa are good but need rain. Near Stowe Falls and Brookings rain is badly needed. George Rheads of Sanborn county reported good crops but hail damage here and there. James Blair remains steady. Ray Nolan Marion Dueder and J H Alver went to Minnesota for a fishing outing. T Z Hagen rents Kopplin residence on the trail and will move. John Farrell has work on his house with L Gathman of Iroquois. Leo Smith traveled to Huron on business. B Walter of Lake Byron was a business caller. Mildred Beall visiting her parents. Warren is building new fences on the George Weidenman farm in Richland township. Hes Barines Dollerbacher is 12 at her home. Senat local rural mail carrier.
Local residents made business calls in Cavour and nearby towns including Bramwell Schweiger Bieger and Alvey. Weekend travelers from Huron and Carpenter report trips and fishing at Big Stone Lake while locals note corn needs rain and church building improvements in Cavour.
Nellie Carter leaves for Rapid City to resume work at a hospital after a vacation. N W Walker and daughters Velma and Mrs Ben Hagman visit relatives in Iowa. Mrs F B Thomas of St Paul and Mrs George Corcoran of Centerville visit Haag family. Clarence Marzahn hosts Mr and Mrs M Miller and Mr and Mrs Will Miller of Waseca. Eva Sumner drives to Huron to visit relatives. Tanah and Mr Nelson plan Minnesota visit with Nelson's parents. Carly Strickland visits Ruth Scott. Miss Glenn Binger escorts Morning Side College group to Estes Park for summer. Boyd Sickles from Huron visits friends.
A ten pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeVries on Sunday. Mrs. Sam Johnson left Tuesday for an extended visit in Minnesota. Roger Dale Deite of Spencer, visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, left Sunday to visit his uncle Clarence Rogers at Virgil. Jos Autier and daughter Betty Jo left Monday for Los Angeles after two weeks with Mr Autier and Mrs. Rey Barber of Broadland. Mrs. W. G. Urban's daughter Dorothy and Frances Poulissee spent the weekend at Miller with Mrs. Urban and Dorothy returned home Tuesday evening, while Miss Paulissa is to return Sunday.
Conde Meribel Stephens of Aberdeen business college spent the weekend at the George Hewitt home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Holliday and family returned Saturday evening from a trip to Los Angeles and other points. The Wattier family of Webster visited Mrs. Wattier's parents, John Vonterstock, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Johnson and family and Mrs. Harry Cobb returned earlier in the week from a trip to Iowa and Minnesota.
Richland Pearl Creek residents Nels Pierson of Tracy and Rus sel Johnson of Pearl Creek called at the Franzen home Sunday evening. Beadle county Farmers expect a big Fourth of July picnic at the state fair with sports for all ages, a ball game, good dinner and refreshments. Misses Marian Stout and Gladys Beall returned from western North Dakota where they served as religious education instructors.
Lane James Rogers and his son traveled to Marion on business Wednesday. Carl Erickson shipped a carload of fat cattle to Sioux City Thursday morning. Mack Turner of Wessington Springs joined Lane Thursday at the Burchfield home. Mrs John Henrikson returned from a two weeks visit with her daughter near Pridgewater. A number of old settlers found new.
Lane attended the Pioneer's picnic at Wessington Springs park on a Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gus Hoffman visited Mitchell on Thursday to consult physicians about Mr Hoffman's health. FF re te eee
Twenty years ago residents and visitors are listed with names and travel. Mrs J Valerius returned from Winona Minnesota. Miss Lucile Udell visits with sister Mrs Cart Smith. Mrs W E Finch came home from Sioux City. Miss Gwiladys Van Winkly travels to Sioux City and Creston for two months. City Attorney I A Churchill left for Wessington on business. A B Blake left for Faulkton with the baseball team. Mrs E D Moriarity headed to Aberdeen. L C Treadway and George Kerr were Alpena visitors. F H Kent returns from California. Misses Adra and Edna Tolmie plan a Great Lakes trip from here to Duluth. Fred Searls returns west of the river. Miss Lillian Jaehn departs for Springfield Minnesota.
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