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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1932
Page
9
Pierre March 14 The coming South Dakota legislature faces adjusting state finances after refinancing rural credits bonds. Despite sound overall finances and a small tax levy, debt retirement requires annual planning with $2.1 million principal and $2.4 million interest due next year and higher totals for 1934.
Sheffield notices reveal Estel Dillmansnnn announced a son born March 16. Dale McDonald and Fiera Weaver are reported returning home from Town Moodsy that evening.
Fred Drakle returns Monday after winter in Nebraska. Born March 4 to Bert and Mrs Deibner of Grandin ND a daughter. Mrs Deibner is niece of Miss Jenzie Geddes and Mrs Talley. Lewis Blow seriously ill from whooping cough. Alfred Matthews move to Carlton place with Trustes family relocating east of Lane. La Bresche Mitchell and Jo King Reliance rent old Fouberg farm southwest of town. Isabelle Gere Hazel Fouberg Ruth Kundert Mitchell visitors Monday. Teachers weekend trips: Enos to Huron Halion in Hetland Wilcox in Spencer Ellingson in Sioux Falls Orpha Lee to Sioux Falls seeking position. Naomi Ellingson with whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Will Schuler to move into L C Gibbs house April 1.
Cresbard resident Ashton hosted here at the Vanderfeen home while Mrs Z L McCart spends weeks with relatives at Haron and Virgil. Frank Rockwell drove to Minneapolis to visit his mother over the weekend. Petty thefts reported in two weeks at Tree Pool Hall and Deep Rock station. Thieves took money cigarettes and gas. wheel items missing from George Casey’s Ford. Jack left by the car, thieves frightened away. Pleasant Hour Embroidery Club met at Mrs. W H Francis with light attendance due to weather. Nettie Berkey returned from Frankfort after visits with relatives. Athol whist group visited Gold Fellow hall. Ashton won by a small score. Lt Nye Elward and wife welcomed a daughter at Fort Monmouth February 27. He is a Doctor Elward. Jesse Sheridan sold a carload of horses to a buyer and drove with the car to the Twin Cities, returning Tuesday morning.
Lane Mr and Mrs Robert Burchfield and their sons attended the Messmer funeral at Wessington Springs. Mrs Clodt aged 90 is ill at her daughter Mrs rent Willbrandt’s home. A E Kutil travels to the Black Hills for business while Mrs Kutil visits Huron with her mother. A cargo of corn for livestock feed arrived from Elwell Ta for distribution to those in need with W C Brodkobbie in charge of grain. A cargo of feed expected. Miss EwelyTL Kutil comes from Siow.
A fragmentary notice notes a bridge party Saturday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Elmer Peterson and their daughter. Robert Burchfield was reported to win a business caller in Hurot on Monday in an unclear item from the same page.
Hitchcock club entertained with three binges and prizes for Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Scheib while guests included Miss Rosamond Zuber. Henry Davis returns to work after illness. Aleida Anderson celebrated sixth birthday at the Anderson home. Girl Reserves hosted at William Price home with lunch plans for a mother and daughter tea. A surprise party at the Kingdon office featured two tables of bridge with John Kingdon winning high score. Visitation from Haros residents to WJ Wright home noted. Henry Walton ill with pneumonia. daughter Susie Horm arrives from Minneapolis to be with him. American Legion Auxiliary met with 15 members, planning a bridge party and Washington tea for April 12. Lunch refreshments by Gene McDonald E Hope and NM Lurid. Maybe Sulter elected captain of girls basketball team. Mrs. George McGraw left for Iowa due to mother’s illness.
Raymond Me and Mrs. William Merbach and Schitiven of Logan were Sunday guests at the Fred Merbach home. Mrs. Charles Rames of Ash is reported ill. Bruce Gardh and George Clark with Ray Cornwell visited from Huron for the weekend. Cornwell stayed for the funeral of D F Dank. Mr and Mrs Paul Danforth arrived from Suramit Saturday. The Hurlbut family from Clark visited Raymond Sunday, and Doland relatives joined the Noel Beau group.
Ree Heights residents Mr and Mrs Henry Heasley relocate from Miller to a Cedar township farm, aided by Thomas Heasley, to reside this year. Edward Nerland becomes Cedar township assessor while Enoch Bawdon remains Spring Hills township assessor. Darrah Heasley moves to Korman Fawcett farm tenant house to help with farming. Kate Bawdon visits Glendale. Mrs Ed Fawcett joins John Fife family to Primghar for a funeral. Various notes include illness, funerals, and a St Patrick’s party planned by the Royal Neighbor lodge.
The 16th after the regular meeting saw Eastern Star officers attend a sequel of instruction at Miller. Douglas Scott named assessor for Ree Heights township. Robert Ramey of Redfield attended his mother Mrs. John E. Ramey’s funeral. Mrs. T. W. Rhodes visits a daughter at Balle Creek. Iq Wayland and Mrs. L. J. Borkhuis along with C. J. Johansen won high scores at a Community hall bridge party with seven tables. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rabenscroft and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gadow hosted the event. Severe weather with high winds and deep snow affected stockmen and grazing, while Red Cross feed distributions assisted many. The Community H3W organization rents Byers hall for the year for local activities.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hamilton stay with his parents Mr and Mrs A B Hamilton in Miller. Clifford and Marald Johnson of Glen dale visited the Orville Johnson home Wednesday evening.
Wessington Springs notes list Vincent Booye returning from Minneapolis with John Adams of Artesian and Coach Welsandt with R. Campbell visiting near Mitchell. Local Red Cross livestock feed shipments arrive, Eva Rae Marshall Torah and two children travel from California, and multiple residents host or visit relatives as influenza closures affect schools.
Highmore residents Mr and Mrs Bert Bawdon were asked to Onida due to the grave illness of Mrs Bawdon’s father John Dirks. Dirks long lived in Van Order township and recently moved to Sully county. He is ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs B KR Bezner announce the birth of a daughter on March 6.
Default on a mortgage by Tillie Youn and Andrew Younger of Huron Beadle County SD triggers a power of sale for SAFETY DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Watertown SD. Property is Lot Eight in Block One Athletic Park Addition Huron. Foreclosure filing dated April 1924. amount due $1145.11 including delinquent interest and taxes. sale action per association rules.
The Northwest Building and Loan Association, formerly the And Savings Association, changes its name by board resolution dated January 15, 1930. A foreclosure sale is scheduled in Beadle County South Dakota on April 7 1932 at 2 00 PM at the courthouse door Huron for mortgaged premises owned by Northwest Building and Loan Association.
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