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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1930

Page

14

Neighborhood News Items From Oswald Myron’s House

Oswald Myron hosted sixteen high school friends Friday with games and lunch. Social Hour club met at G H Youngs with games and contests, refreshments served. Dr and Mrs J E Shull returned from Florida. Mrs d E Washburn surprised with games and gifts at her Sunday school class. A son born to Mrs Leslie Briggs Saturday. Carlyle Home Extension club banquet at M E L church parlors postponed from storm. Lieut and Mrs Walter Smith spent weekend with Mrs Smith’s mother. Dreamland hall program by Huron college girls glee club. small attendance due to bad roads. Christina Myron visited Burr Oak. Edna Crippen at country home. Harvard visitors at E Barnes home. Pastors J Rottenberger Parkston and T Radach Selby aided South Dakota German churches program. location undecided. W J Pake hosted St Patrick’s day party. prizes to Mrs Otto Schmidt and Mrs A J Brammer. Birthday party for Fred Heintz at Mike Wahl home. angel food cake with 42 candles. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Club Founders Day: over 43 dollars to foreign mission work. King’s Heralds sang The Welcome Song. Progressive club double meeting at Mrs Charles Brammer’s. papers on family airplane, cost of living, and operation. Lynch involved in refreshments.

Oswald Myron Stella@Crippen Woonsocket A. A. Hart G. H. Youngs J. E. Shull Florida D. E. Washburn Lily Kempf Lois Davis Letha McDowell Hazel Fennel Hazel Teveldahl Velma Neumeyer Hazel Meyers Charlotte Meyers Elmah Barringer Merle Webster Walter E. Smith Brookings W. J. Pake Otto Schmidt A. J. Brigham Fred Heintz Mike Wahl HD. Wahl J. M. Wahl William. Wahl Adam Wehl Ema Lillian Elizabeth Elsie Bramo Thelma Green Alving Wahl Woman's Foreign Missionary King’s Heralds Evans Meyers Sisters Progressive Club

Sand Creek News Roundup From Sand Creek and Nearby Areas

Sand Creek notes report John Potter recovering from an ear nose throat operation at Huron hospital, with his mother from Cresbard by his side. Visits from John Redcliffe and Amos Radcliffe family movements, and Bir John Coil family relocating near Huron. Weather forces two day school dismissal. Several locals ill or relocating, including Miss Alyce Sexton, Mary Sexton visits, Victor Van De Walle to patrol Wolsey roads. etc

John Potter Sand Creek The Valley School Huron Huron Hospital Pyate Angus Ross Alyce Mary Sexton Victor van de Walle Wolsey Florence Saunders Dave Cowles Leonard Erb Spencer Iowa Virgil Mary Greschke Greschke Ponca Neb Billings, Mont Fred Titus

Court home in Huron hosts county chorus rehearsal

About twenty five pupils gathered at a court home in Huron to participate in a county chorus rehearsal, adding local musical activity to the day.

Huron

Wessington Welcomes New Clerk At Derr Store

Wessington resident Wessington H. E. Geiver started duties last week as the new clerk at the G. C. Derr store. Mrs. Mary J. Anderson grew gravely ill Sunday evening and is now reported improved. B. E. Brown of Orient visited due to Mrs. Anderson’s illness. Enoch Hutchinson remains ill at home with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers drove to Wessington Springs Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs. J. D. McNair Mrs. Angie Chafee and Mrs. George Starling of Huron attended Mrs. Frank Eddy’s funeral here Saturday. Roy Koch and family moved to a farm south of Wolsey to farm this year. Mr. and Mrs. Darold Huddleston moved to Wessington Springs where Huddleston has a barber shop position.

Wessington H. E. Geiver G. C. Derr Mary J. Anderson B. E. Brown Orient Anderson Enoch Hutchinson John Meyers Wessington Springs J. D. McNair Angie Chaffee George Starling Huron Frank Eddy Roy Koch Wolsey Koch Darold Huddleston Huddleston

Township election re-elects Danforth Morrison and others

Danforth Morrison Geiver Winsell and Leisch nar were re elected in the township election here. Twenty one votes were cast out of 12. Dan Winsell has returned home from a trip to Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs Eddie Weber have moved onto the Jake Heather farm. Two Spring Lake teachers Miss Geiver and Miss Roach are recovering after a week of illness. O V Breese has been trucking for the Ames store. Bob Morrison expects to leave the hospital soon after a major operation.

Danforth Morrison Geiver Winsell Leischnar Dan Winsell Nebraska Eddie Weber Jake Heather Spring Lake Miss Roach O. V. Breese Ames Bob Morrison

Dare's Mentha Pepsin Ends Indigestion For All

An advertisement claims a simple program to rebuild a run-down stomach in hours with Dare's Mentha Pepsin. It touts a safe tonic that ends indigestion and related symptoms, backed by guarantees from Longstaff Drug Co. and Ferriton's Pharmacy with money-back assurance.

Dare’s Longstaff Drug Co Ferriton

Rural visitors travel rough Spring Lake roads

Mr and Mrs John Heitzman Sr came from Emery to visit their child in Spring Lake township. They faced muddy roads and a truck broke down in a mud hole en route to the gravel. Prices for exes and cream are at their seasonal lows while beef cattle are topping the market. Rural school officers met in Miller at the courthouse on Monday March 10 as teachers held examinations, causing several rural classes to be canceled.

John Heitzman Emery Spring Lake Township Pete Geiver Miller

Wesington meeting minutes and local notices

Bonilla Albert Kenyon was a caller in Wesington Wednesday. A high school board meeting occurred Friday night. A son was born Saturday, March 9, at a Wesnington hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baptist. Walter Barrick and daughters shopped in Huron Saturday. Herman Johansen is moving to a farm two and a half miles south, vacated by Will Swartz. Elwood Bonin, six, ill with influenza. Frank Hamilton hosted the Willing Workers club and families Saturday night. Letilla Stewart and Fem Riley shopped in Huron Saturday. The Harricks returned Friday from Indiana after a visit.

Bonilla Albert Kenyon Wessington Wessington Hospital Merle Baptist Walter Barrick Huron Herman Johansen Will Swartz Elwood Lisyd Bonin Frank Hamilton Workers Club Letilla Stewart Fem Riley Harrick Indiana

Bonilla Presbyterian annual meeting and local notices

The Bonilla Presbyterian church will hold its annual meeting on Thursday night March 27 at the church. Mr and Mrs James Rush of Tulare hosted Rex Giljeore Sunday night. The Citizens league for Bonilla seventh and eighth grades elected Joy Bussell as president Ivan Bussell as vice president and Harold Fuller as secretary and treasurer. Dorothy is recovering well. Herman Claassen celebrated his birthday last night. Merle Jencks family moved to the Perry farm south of Bancroft. Roy Klenkel and Mrs Klenkel visited the Cheney home last week. Charles Zakillar Mrs Zahllar and Mrs Howard Munger of De Smet attended at the D Zahllar home Tuesday.

Ing Bonilla Presbyterian Church James Rush Tulare Rex Gilejore Citizens League of the Bonilla Joy Bussell Ivan Bussell Harold Fuller Dorothy Luther Lerme Herman Claassen Merle Jencks Perry Farm Bancroft Roy Klenkel Cheney Hu Charles Zakillar Zahllar Howard Munger de Smet D. Zahllar

Bancroft News Roundup Moves and Health Updates

Bancroft residents report travel to Omaha and Plainview for visits. Wilkins undergoes two week treatment at Huron Clinic prior to an operation. Dan Costello recovers from quinsy. Arden Jencks relocate to Hayenga farm and Wigman family to W A Jencks farm. Martha Peterson visits home near Vienna. Cooking demos by Tom Dugdale for aluminum firm at Arthur Mead and Pred Peterson homes. Fountain family visits Andrews home in Carpenter. Neighbors host gathering at Louis Rothenburg home. Leland Muilenburg moves to A J Anderson farm northwest of Bancroft. D B Zahtar improving after pneumonia.

Tanlac Claims to Cure Digestive Ailments and Restore Strength

Advertisement touts Tanlac as remedy for indigestion gas stomach pains and fatigue. A customer letter from Nicholas Buynak alleges the tonic helped him recover appetite sleep and energy after six weeks in bed. Claims include backing by money back guarantee and herbal ingredients.

Taniac Town Nicholas Buynak Tanlac

Couple Welcomes Newborn In Willow Lake Visit

Mr and Mrs A Hasbrook and their child visited Wis Thaden home Sunday with members of Live Wire and W I Q Sunday school classes. Mrs Herbert Fraasen and the Stemple home hosted last week to celebrate a newly married couple presented with a pin.

A. Hasbrook Ehiren Willow Lake Wis Thaden Live Wire W. Ii Q Char Herbert Fraasen Stemple

End Bunion Pain Forever

A bold sales pitch promises relief from inflamed joints and bunions by applying Mooney Night and Morning. It touts Emerald Oil as a concentrated remedy, claiming quick improvement and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, with a note for those with varicose veins to try Emerald Oil promptly.

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Creme Cere Alpena Sand Creek Consolidated School Sessior Longstaff’s Perriton Calmenson’s Stetson Calmenson Montevideo Aberdeen Watertown Fargo Co. Huron Ward Tires Ward Riverside Ward’s Montgomery Ward & Co Dakota Ave Dale
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