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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1931

Page

12

Neighborhood News Highlights Weekend Visits

Helen Gaspar taught at Argonne and spent the weekend at the FF W Marsh home. James F Smiths dined with L Small. a bridge party followed. Harry Derscheid returned from Osceola. Beira Lidgett to entertain Ladies Aid Thursday. Multiple local visits and visits to Bancroft, Mitchell, Huron, Miller, and Osceola noted.

Helen Gaspar Argonne FF. W. Marsh James F. Smith L. Small Harry Derscheid Osceola Beira Lidgett Ladies Aid James Lawrence Emil Maass William Basse Hazel Eric Maass Bancroft Mitchell Irma Vondraeek Sarah Glanzer Edward Kludt F. H. Ruger Paul Zeick Jack Meyers Huron Miller Yale Cooperative Creamery Frances Farrell Holly Schlimgem Orville Opseth Shirley Ann Milbank Len Frecke R. A. Maass Mrs Len Myself Adamson

Pleasant Valley and area visits noted in local notices

Pleasant Valley Marshall Johnson works at Will Face s. Shorty Johnson ill with influenza. Mrs Warren Westfall keeps 73 chickens. Francia Campbell and family visit Campbell brothers in Miller area. Darrell Hull and Ronald visit Warren Westfall home with Clarence Hull. Fay Dearborn trip to Wessington Spring. Dave Barrett escapes fatal truck incident involving a purchased animal. Local dinners hosted by Westfall and Hulls. Bessie Campbell visits Madison. Local funeral in Iowa and family visits in Miller area. Miss Ethel Kintigh teaches at Edson and visits Roy McCarl family.

Pleasant Valley Marshall Johnson Will Face Shorty Johnson Warren Westfall Francia Campbell Willie and Vaneta Salem S. D Jim Campbell George Hilsworth Minn Campbell Brothers Orville Miles Darrell Hull Ronald Rapid City Mr. Hull Clarence Hull Fay Dearborn Wessington Dave Barrett Ray Dearborn Dave Jess Weigart Miller Bessie Campbell Madison Anita, Gilchrist Odie Campbell Floyd Stahl Anna Nelson Clifford Johnson Weles Cotton Donald P. J. Cotton Ross Cotton Phyllis John Heilman Henry Martin Heilman Iowa Wiley Bowling Ed Carpenter Jim King L. L. Frye Hugh Grever Roy McCarl Ethel Kintigh Edson, S. D

Sunday visits and township election notes

Mr Christenson hosted visitors at the Lambert Kappling home in Bufalo county. Dean Prater from Mitchell visited Roy McCarl. John Williams of Miller spent Sunday at the Car Dunwoody home. A large crowd attended last Tuesday’s election with 7 votes, the highest in township history. John Parmely from Hartigan and Mrs O W Dearborn and Beverley traveled home after a Dearborn visit. Ed Aubergeon had teeth extracted in Miller. Brick Davis and family from Forestburg work at Peter Nelson’s.

Ty Mr. Christenson Lambert Kappling Bufalo County Dean Prater Mitchell Roy McCarl John Williams Miller Car Dunwoody John Smith Yale Cotton Barrett Dearborn John Parmely Hartigan Neb O. W. Dearborn Beverley Ed Aubergeon Bert Butte Barretty

Banquets and visits fill Iroquois social calendar

Prof C Krumm to banquet high school girls team and cheerleaders at Ruth Bottomley’s home on Thursday March 19. Coach Voldar hosts boys team at Fran cis Emrmelius home Thursday. Local families travel to Pipestone visit relatives and celebrate birthdays. church supper and social meetings held. residents entertain guests and attend hospital and family events in the week.

C. T. Liddle C. E. Greer J. M. Hunter Clifford Gehring Glenn van Tassel Lamont Schultz Trowbridges

Bridge Parties And A Kitchen Fire Reported In Local Notes

Hitchcock and Hobart hosted a bridge party with four tables. Mrs Sutter and Mrs Land won high scores. Maxine Sutter visited relatives in Huron at 1968 Chip Ave. A fire damaged the upstairs of a two story henhouse owned by Linus Skatin and operated by Jess Payne. strong winds aided response, roof hole caused by stove. George and Mrs McGraw hosted four tables of bridge with high prizes to Dr and Mrs Scheib. Ace of Clubs host Bert Van Voorhis hosted guests. lunch in two courses.

Frank McDonald R. J. Steffen Ralph Wagner McDonald

Sheffield PTA Meeting Highlights 4-H Talk

The Sheffield school hosted a PTA meeting on Tuesday night with R A Cave of Huron presenting on 4-H work. Also noted were family updates including Glen Gugin's Nebraska birth announcement and Buckley purchasing a John Deere tractor. Dave Fast children recovered from illness and returned to school.

Sheffield R. A. Cave Huron Glen Gugin Nebraska Aru Best James Gugin Fiebhert Buckley

Ree Heights and Surrounding Residents News Brief

Ree Heights residents make moves and travel notes. Thor Nerland K H Bandon and Rob ert Henson left Monday for Minnesota and Town on business. The Frank Lambert family moved to the old Lawler farm purchased by Mr. Lambert. Mrs Etta Bawdon and brother Henry Barber of Highmore left Friday for Hot Springs for a visit with their mother. Jim Lobban and family move to the old Frank Grace farm. Mrs G F Sheldon arrived Thursday to make her home on the old Maxwell farm recently purchased by her husband. Henry Lingsheil of White Sulphur Springs Mont visited relatives here and left Friday with Glen Lingsceit and Wilmer O Porter. Mr and Mrs Robert Henson and Mr and Mrs George Fawcett were entertained at the R R Bawdon home Tuesday evening. Lillian Leyson was a Highmore visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Julius Funk were weekend guests of relatives in Redfield.

Thor Nerland K. H. Bandon Robert Henson Minnesota Frank Lambert Maxwell Farm Henry Lingsheil Springs Mont Lemmon Glen Lingsceit Wilmer O 'Poerter George Fawcett R. R. Bawdon

Local social notes include visits and events around Sedgwick

Highmore visitors and Mrs James McCool and children visited relatives near Sedgwick over the weekend. Mrs C E Else visited Avis in Pierre on Friday. William Beck and son Jess went to Sioux City on business. Professor Wells and Mocha Paine attended a basketball tournament in Pierre. A James MacCool nephew visited from Tulare. W J Biever visited Pierre to see Mrs Biever recovering from surgery. Mrs Jennie Wiren returned from Miller hospital after a fall and head injury. A declamatory contest is planned Friday night. William Clemens farm to be sold at public auction on Thursday afternoon. Ree Heights shop moved to the old bank building. The Legion and Auxiliary staged Cinderella O’Rielly to good crowds in town and Cedar. News of a recent marriage on December 24 surfaced.

Dren Highmore Saturay James McCool Sedgwick C. E. Else Avis Pierre William Beck Aon Jesweeft Sioux City Professor Wells Mocha Paine James MacCool Tulare W. J. Biever William Clemens Ree Heights Review Bank Legion and Auxiliary Cedar

Local Notes Mention Births Illness and Picnic Event

Miss Mamie Wiren and Raymond Hammill are connected to St Bonilla with Mrs Hammill teaching there. Tom Mellin is ill at Pierre hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wil ten Steptod at Miller hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Galen McGee at Iroquois. The Young People’s Society held a large picnic supper in the church basement Sunday evening followed by a talk by Rev S Cooper of Carthage.

Mamie Wiren Raymond" Hammill Hammill St Bonilla Tom Mellin Pierre Hospital Dire Wilten Steptod Miller Hospital Galen McGee Iroquois

Prairie fire near Wicks farm sparks townwide alarm

A Saturday prairie blaze across from the Wicks farm drew excitement as it consumed a haystack on Frank Crouse’s property. The week saw visits and illnesses with local residents including Mrs. Nielsen and Mrs. Carr among others. Reverend Mer Wilcox preached at four area charges LaDelle Carpenter Woodland and Fordham. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox and Mr. additional text cuts off.

Mer. Wilcox Watertown LaDelle Carpenter Woodland Fordham Ray Cox

Revival services led by Rev Gordon draw visitors

John Hanser drove to Hazel Sunday to attend the revival services led by Rev Gordon. Mrs Nelson left Monday for Wisconsin to visit relatives for several months. The Study Club meets March 1 at Mrs Hicks home. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met today at the Iver Iverson home.

John Hanser Hazel Gordon Nelson Wisconsin W. A. Hicks Iver Iverson

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