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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
7
Vermillion Mar 6 The Strollers self-made dramatics group will present its fifth annual vaudeville at the University of South Dakota auditorium tonight. Members train themselves in stage direction and production, staging dance hits vaudeville skits musical selections and other numbers in a fully student run program.
A Special Correspondent reports a public sale in Buffalo county with Ben Heezen, Arthur Johnson, and many neighbors hauling coal and visiting. The Fournier sale drew a large crowd as the family plans to move to Miller, with Jack Johnson occupying the Fournier property. Residents barter rides, visit relatives, and note school coal shortages and closures affecting local life.
The Morry Workers Club met with Mrs. CG McKinney Thursday to craft quilts and crochet a rug. The next meeting is with Mrs. Arthur Johnson on Thursday March 28.
Mrs Harry Anderson traveled to Mitchell Saturday to visit friends and relatives. Anton Machoyec escorted her to Kimball. Dan Hathaway faced mail route issues again and was assisted home by Wilbert Dauer. Louise Milee joined the Hathaways in Kimball for the basketball finals. Pearle Fraser returned from the country for weekend. Ice harvest finished and now water covered. Rufus Pippin visited sister Mrs E C Dye in Ethag. Irving Knight to Chamberlain sanitarium after appendicitis. E A Appleby visited daughter Inez at the sanitarium. C E Pippin and family spent Sunday with friends in Gann Valley. C C Swartout trip to Sioux Falls. wife rode to Mitchell. H C Oates and Mrs B E Swartout visited H C Dye. Reverend L V Bennett lectured with colored slides Sunday. Katherine Wilson, teaching in Jerauld county, en route to Kimball to visit sisters at high school.
Special correspondent reports Lawrence Mack returned from Brookings after attending college there this winter. Mr and Mrs Buchanan and McEckhart visited with Mr and Mrs Marion Duesles. Mrs Philip Mack improves from illness. Mrs Jasper Elder spent Sunday at the Elder home in Richland township. Warmer weather has melted snow and improved side road passage. Mrs Marion Duesier has been ill in past days.
The Sioux Falls to Huron line has restarted operations after a two week shutdown due to new weather. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher and Dwight spent Sunday at F. E. Johnson's home. Asch Nelson of Iroquois visited Cavour on business. Joe B. Walter of Lake Byron also conducted business in Cavour. Rodolph Scherdenky and family from Pearl Creek township shopped in Cavour, and F. S. Fobneon of Cavour Lumber Co. attended a John Deere Dealers convention in Watertown. Cavour Lumber unloaded a carload of spring machinery and set up samples.
Special correspondent reports county commissioners led by Floyd Van Tassel visiting Pierre for a meeting last week. Various locals named including Charles Burne of Casperson Meat Market called to Aurora by a brother’s illness. Marie Brown placed second in a Watertown extemporaneous speaking contest. George Ruark of Huron, J F P Halladay, and the Pippin family from Kimball noted as weekend visitors. Public sales announced for George Perry and Owen White. Willing Workers Extension Club met at L Weightman’s as plans to move near Bancroft proceed, and Reynolds Rausch family honored by a Saturday evening surprise.
The Rausch family plans to relocate to the C. F. Liddle farm north of Cavour. A farewell party for the Rausch children was held at Sunnyside school Friday afternoon hosted by teacher Mrs. Jean B. Murphy and students. Local events include a funeral for W. C. Mecklenburg, state HQ manager for the Case company, and obituaries for H. Lions of Iroquois.
Announcements report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George Tickles at Tulare on February 26 Oscar Diehl and family visited the Henry Diehl home in Virgh Sunday Christ Barth made a business visit in Huron Saturday Mr and Mrs Carl Gradert and their son visited the Michels home near Cavour Wednesday and attended Mrs Gradert’s sister wedding Boch left for Hot Springs Friday to make his home Smith is moving to the Koch farm north of Virgil
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