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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
7
Sunday guests and local visits populate the community scene. Families such as Welsh Rein Schmidt Jansen Tolman Maass Garry Maass and Scroggs are noted with trips to Huron Euron Forestburg Bancroft and Webster. Several relatives travel and friends share time across Canova Bancroft Huron and Great Falls Montana.
Highmare Emil Ulmer held a farm sale as preparations to move away continued. The Jake Barreth family moved to the farm, while the EL Geisel family moved to the Barreth vacant place, and the Fred Gerth family relocated to the Geisel site. In Hamilton township the Ed Davis family moved to C W Sharp's farm and the Al Newland family relocated from Van Order to the vacated farm. R B Bawdon of Ree Heights visited locally. Monday Mr and Mrs Elza Morford went to Redwood Falls after a three week visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Omar Hariod of Edgerton Wis announce the birth of a son. Marian Hansen Hariod of Bramhall is the mother. Bramhall locals met Friday evening in the I O F hall after missing meetings due to road conditions. O E Parkinson presided, lunch served by several, cards and visiting followed. Mrs Will Freed, ill, is improving. Mrs Tom Williams spent Sunday with her husband in a Huron hospital, reporting improved condition. Mr and Mrs John Bungert from Holabird have moved to Wyoming Ia. Mrs J D Freeland of Hawley, seriously ill, was brought to Highmore for care. Mr and Mrs Arthur Evenson and Mrs Feed Cline visited their father E O Evenson, hospitalized seriously in Sioux Falls.
Burdette Gertrude Joyce made a business trip to Redfield on Tuesday. Mrs Rose Currier returned for a two week stay with her sister Mrs John Roach. George Fallon and Maurice Moriarity visited Miller on Saturday. S S Lloyd hauled two loads of feed from Miller this week. William Martin was in Miller for a day. Viola Olson and Lucille Gross returned from Redfield on Thursday to spend the weekend with their parents here.
Wessington Springs residents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lasson and their daughter Mrs. Clarence Peterson have come back after a two month visit with relatives and friends in California. Miss Helen Cutler spent the weekend at her home there with Clifford Foster a Dakota Wesleyan student guest at the Cutler home. Floyd Bunday and Neil Zink families visited friends in St. Huron Sunday. Edward McGrane and family returned to Pierre Saturday after a week with the F. J. Zink home.
Cavour Barton leaves Lan dzigan plains Richlard township for Cavour due to health. Neighbors Benston Wil lam Duesler and Scheid family move around Cavour area. Bowen and Voss relocate to Newaske and Nina Rounds farm. Delaux boys intend to farm their own land. Elliott McDonald and G I McDonald plan new farms near Sheffield and Lake Charles Leuthenberg area.
The Rev F L Jones of Huron preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Irene Enos visited her aunt in Alexandria while Mitchell shoppers were noted. Mrs G G Prunty and family plus the Wilcox Ballou sisters were in Mitchell. John Calvin Brown son of Isabell Brown fell ill with appendicitis and underwent surgery in Huron with a fair prognosis. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to serve supper on Thursday March 10 in the church basement.
Wolsey residents welcome Mrs Clarence Cotton and infant home from Miller hospital. Cheney returns from Faith after influenza. Families of Prose visit in Wolsey, traveling by car. Vincent Flindt buys the drug business from Tilman Dickens. Mr Micke lists truck move to Worthing for new job.
Bonilla Harry Arte of seven miles west held an auction Monday to finance his move to Sioux Falls. Rex Gilmore and family moved to a farm southwest of town, just vacated by Arte. Fred McHichan and family visited Aberdeen with daughters Clara and Doris. A son was born March 1 to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swaney.
Hartland Theresa Avery Whittenberg, a Benson school teacher, spent the weekend with his parents at Wessington. Mr and Mrs Eric Guter from near Huron were Sunday guests at the Johnston home with Eunice Johnston and Lyla Gutzler. Side roads are reported almost impassable for cars.
Conde and Mrs Oscar Schultz entertained many friends at a Monday evening whist party. Four tables were in play and refreshments were served. C L Peterson of Lowery visited his family on Sunday and plans to move there soon. Mr and Mrs Paul Hoffman and children and Joe Hoffman of Mellette are mentioned.
The text notes visits by Mre RB M Jackson and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Leste Bamno and children of Brentford, indicating family gatherings or social calls during a local Bundsy visit.
Mr and Mrs P M Deller and Mrs W M W remain in Huron after two weeks in Athol, while Kenneth Steel and others head home. Snow melts as Snake Creek floods, forcing stock movements and house evacuations. Bridges and roads are ruined and water covers several routes.
Raymond Miss Viola Bandt spent the weekend in Reville visiting relatives and friends. Martin Schmidt was a caller in Doland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merbach were Doland callers Monday morning. Willard Meek, Emil Meyer, and Winnie Mulcrome were Watertown shoppers and callers Friday. Helena Nommensen of Clark spent the weekend here. Amna Beck and children of Cavour spent Sunday at Wayne Danforth’s. Roy Hurlbert and family were Sunday guests at William Graham’s in Doland. Carl Beard and son from Logan visited Fred Merbach Sunday. H. S. Thorp was a business caller in Deland Saturday. The Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Foertenau and others were entertained at Gust Imme’s in Ash Sunday. Joe Gergen of Lincoln visited with his brothers Victor and John and families. Henry Kluess and daughter Ethel Joan returned from Madison Wisconsin.
The Andrew Meyers family near Wayland, seven miles south, are ill with influenza. A community hall dance Saturday night was hosted by L. D. Ballantyne with the St. Lawrence orchestra. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B. Wilson of Pierre Pere and Mrs. Wilsen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Heller. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schaffer is improving from illness. Other locals moving or visiting include the Schmidt and Hansen families, Mrs. Bransted’s ongoing illness, and a February 2% birth to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Marshall.
Osceola area residents share visits and relocations. The Lars Ogland family and Evelyn Baker visited in Erwin Sunday. Arnold Mulhenke and wife called on Mina Houghton. Arthur Derscheid moved to a new home near Huron. Peter Derscheid moved to a farm northwest of Osceola. G F Ulrich attended a district basketball tournament in Huron. H C Schluter and family visited the J Keller home in De Smet. A carload of relief feed arrived in Osceola Tuesday morning.
Ames notes list local residents and visits including Mr. and Mrs. 3 Starow planning to move to a farm previously occupied by Henry Hoon. Hiram Creelfuz visited Spring Lake and Pleasant Valley Sun. Minnie Johnson returned home after stay at Ralph Spiera home in Nee Heights. Layton Stebbins and Vers Stebbins visited Farnsworth home with Vers staying longer.
Broadland Mrs. John Groop of Frederick sister of Mrs. Arthur Abramson visited here for a week. A surprise party was held Tuesday at the Abramson home for Kenneth Abramson's birthday. Mr and Mrs Norman Smith and family moved to Burkmere to take a farm. A farewell party was held at the LO OQ F hall Friday for them. They also celebrated Mrs Carl Betters birthday.
Miss Hazel Bieger stays a few days at Haron and Wagner. Mr and Mrs Leo Best announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday February. Jerry Pullman and family moved to a new home near Yale. Lorenz Friedrichsen hosted a gathering of young people Saturday evening at his Sheffield area home.
Lane resident families relocate to farms near Madison and Flandreau while others plan seasonal moves. Roy Butz departs for Winner to operate a newly purchased cafe with family joining him. P W Theis and Gretchen visit Henry Anderson in Wessington Springs. Keeton of Lane suffers eye cut during wood chopping and seeks Mitchell hospital care. Jens Neilson relocates to Ed Marken's former farm, Jack Bakker rents a Flandreau area farm, Pat Houlihan shifts from J J Harris farm to George Miller place. Claud Barrs family moves to Harris farm. Lulu Barre plans to stay in Lane with Mrs OL Johnson. Charles FE Wilcox, Methodist district superintendent, preaches in town.
Del and Mrs Charles Hahn entertained a few friends at bridge at her home Thursday afternoon. Seven games were played and high score was won by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Don Cole of Redfield spent the weekend in Deland visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Jess Smith and daughter Delores came from Onida to visit Mrs Smith’s sister Mrs Jess Hoffmen and family. Elmer Erickson drove to De Smet Friday afternoon returning with his sister.
Relatives and friends gathered as Mr od Mre George Maltby and son Joe of Clark visited Patience Wilkins Friday. Harlan Thorsen, a State College student in Brookings, spent the weekend in Doland with his wife and son. Phyllis Paul of Henry visited Doland relatives, and Bernadine Hanson, a Redfield high student, stayed with her parents. Walter Seaman, Miles McNickle, and Harold White drove to Redfield for a basketball tournament. Hazel Mielke, Miriam La Craft, Mildred Gelston, and Maxine Peterson were Huron visitors. Miss Kathryn Jackson of Bradley spent the weekend with Nellie Foley. Clarence Deeble traveled to Webster to visit, and Pete Kruse of Huron joined the White brothers Saturday night. George Beatty and Wilbur Reid of Clark visited Agnes Schmitz and Miss AL Coralyne Riche Sunday.
Ree Heights Hazel Norma and Dorothy Lingschall motored to Miller for the basketball tournament Friday evening. Mr and Mrs R R Bawdon with sons visited relatives in Highmore on Monday. Mr and Mrs Milton Hickcox and children, who have assisted at the Peter Hamany farm, plan to move to town next week. Mr and Mrs Enoch Bawdon and sons visited Miller on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Lingscheit and daughters were Miller visitors Monday. Little Ellen Fawcett was released from
A Mitchell area bulletin notes Miller at hospital recovering from pneumonia and others relocating farms near town. Families moving include Puma Nicholas to Peter Namany farm, Heasley and Nation households, Beck to Kankling farm, Vanderburg to Leadbetter farm, Edinbert to Bert Bell house, Frey to Nichlas house, Flint to Shearer farm, and Kost to Rosenau farm. Grain shipments and roads improving aid local traffic.
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