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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
13
A fragmented classified section lists multiple rental offers and properties. Items include rooms with modern kitchens, enclosed porches, six and five room houses, furnished options, and a garage with garden. contact numbers and evening phone access are provided. Also noted is pasture for sale near McIlveine Ag and a salt-sea house priced at 2500, with several incomplete phrases and names such as Thor and MOL.
The page twelve continuation shows Clorinda Berkeley recounting Doris’s mood before a planned meeting with Arnold. She says Doris appeared unusually happy and did not reveal that Arnold’s services were needed by the Bennn Smiths. Doris allegedly promised to meet her fiancé last night while the family slept.
A narrative fragment depicts a woman with eyes closing and lashes casting a stark contrast to the sudden pallor of her cheeks, suggesting a moment of illness or danger. The line ends with a cue to continue the scene.
Wayland residents recount visits by Robert Sedam Gus Schroeder and Frances McGuire in Wolsey and Wetton Springs. Emma Otto spent the day with relatives while a farm home twelve miles south burned Wednesday afternoon destroying furnishings with no insurance.
Alpena Amelia Neumeyer returns from Aberdeen Business College to help her father with farm machinery. Sunday school class at J E Shuil’s gathers for pay night with games. Alpena High senior class hosts St Patrick party at J W Murphy home with Progressive Rulse and prizes. Social Hour club meets at Youngs for dominoes. Clara Eaton wins second. Mrs K T Aisenbrey hosts a Friday dinner. A 14 mile rush hike to Leighton farm is noted. Mr and Mrs Merle Teague return from Barnes farm near Virgil. Henry Schmidt arrives after visiting East St Louis and receives a plane gift from an aunt for his birthday.
Dol and The Rebekahs held their regular meeting in the lodge room Monday night, followed by card games and a luncheon by Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. Baer, and Miss Norma Coats. The Triandib Bridge club met at the Milford Drayer home Tuesday night with high honors won by Mrs. Milford Drayer and Clifford Bell. hostesses aided by Mrs. Harry Brown. John Reed of Watertown visited Doland Thursday. Redfield callers included Mrs. Patience Wilkins, Mrs. M. Tooley, Mrs. Eva Brown, and Charles Bird. The Degree of Honor met Thursday evening with Yankton’s Mrs. Goodman, grand president, present and giving a talk. Two candidates were initiated as cards followed, with a luncheon by Mrs. Will Quinns, Mrs. Art Laurence, and Mrs. Milford Drayer. The Freshmen held a declamation contest Thursday evening at the high school.
Reading club and social notes tell of Bernice Kevng and Marian Smith winning categories in a local event. Ruth Riddle and Luce Long led as judges while Franges Parler and Mind Mes contributed. A bridge gathering Friday evening hosted by E G Sorensen and Kenneth Malthy yielded prizes for Ruth Riddle and Marion Latrott with special honors for Dolly Kline and Gertrude AY Aly. Robert Johnsons of Brookings spent the weekend visiting.
Fragmentary notice lists individuals such as McNeill Peters Peters Eddy and Claire Smith with moves and home readings. Details are garbled, referencing locations Heron Gettys and C. M. Zerfas, with notes on family movements and letters. The readable facts are sparse and disconnected.
Fragmentary timetable notes a Huron Pierre bus route with departures from Turon and Pierre, connections at Waley and Irain South, a 10:20 a.m. connection, and arrival at Huron around mid morning. Details are incomplete and some times are unclear.
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