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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1929

Page

9

Bulletin on Tree Culture for Windbreaks Sparks Farmers Interest

A South Dakota State College issued bulletin guides farmers on planting shelter belts and windbreak trees. It covers spacing, soil prep, care, shelter belt layout, and best planting times, with practical tips and diagrams for various species and farm layouts.

Agriculture and Home Economics South Dakota State Colege FR. A. Cave Beadle County Department of State College Brookings

Broadland Social Notes and Local Happenings

Mrs. Philip Gascoigne entertains sister from Cavour. Mrs. Lyle Glazier returns from Sprague hospital at Huron. John Gascoigne injured when hammer top flew off and struck his forehead. Woodmen lodge hosts an old-time contest with fiddlers dancers and gongs. High school girls practice Easter songs for Easter morning. Mrs. A. J. Smith visits James Pownell home. Mrs. H. E. Krietman shops in Huron. J. C. Glazier travels to Huron. Lloyd Glazier employed at Pat's Auto Supply in Huron visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lyte and son Clinton of Huron visit. Tivelyn Moltz dines at B. C. Hester home. Epworth Teague to meet Friday evening at the M E B church.

Philip Gascoigne Cavour Lyle Glazier Sprague Hospital Huron John Gascoigne Woodmen Lodge A. J. Smith James Pownell H. E. Krietman J. C. Glazier Lloyd Glazier St Pat's Auto Supply Company Chester Lyte Clinton Tivelyn Moltz B. C. Hester Epworth Teague M. EB

Polo News Highlights From Community Farm Moves

Special correspondent reports Leo Mullaney's return from Rhame North Dakota after wintering there. Charles Hendricks and family relocate from Campbell township to Greenleaf township. Campbell farm now occupied by Mr and Mrs Duet. Nora Miller returns home after two weeks visiting relatives in Orion. Mr and Mrs Miller enjoy a visit with Mrs Miller's cousin.

Polo News Leo Mullaney Rhame N. D Charles Hendricks Campbell Township Greenleaf Township Campbell Charles Duet Nora Miller Orienn Mr. and Mreed B. Miller Mra. Miller

Local social notes from Esmond area calendar

Esmond notes record multiple visits and travels among residents. Merle Strickler travels to Canolog for a relative's death and returns. Mary Peterson of Fussell visits sisters Luther Vining and Mike Gartland. Several families motor to DeSmet Huron Carthage Watertown and Sioux Falls. Esmond M E church services postponed due to bad roads. Neighborhood residents move into new homes and attend Masonic lodge in Carthage.

Merle Strickler Canolog Mra William Hawkins Mary Peterson Fussell Minn Luther Vining Mike Gartland F. F. Timm F. A. Aughenbaugh DeSmet Chester Chapman Marilyn Huron George Gardner Alamo Tex W. T. Ohlsen Mitchell Esmond’ M. E

Richland notes farm and local family activities

Special correspondent reports the Joe Baye family visiting Mrs Bayes parents Mr and Mrs Mausbach. Culverts and small bridges washed out by high water are being repaired. Mrs Edna Rudy hosted the D O club with a lunch after the meeting. Le W Hutz did business in Huron Thursday. O B Pedereau of Watertown visited C W Van Tryhome early in the week. The H Weise family moved to the Otto Meyer farm and Albert Meyer moved onto his new farm purchased from Mr Atz. Virgili Seman Paul Mausbach and C W Van Tuyl visited Brookings on Saturday for business. Floyd and Jesse Singer were in Huron Thursday. Some farmers are in fields this week dragging fall plowing and breaking.

Joe Baye O. B. Pedereau Watertown H, Weise Otto Meyer Albert Meyer Atz Virgili Seman Paul Mausbach C. W. van Tuyl Brookings Floyd Jesse Singer

Wayland society notices and local deaths brief

Wayland correspondent reports Mrs Leslie Ballantyne attended a funeral for two friends at Hola on the third Wednesday. The old society met in the hall midweek. Gladine Lilly visited relatives in Wessington. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Eadeses was seriously ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Walter Peterson of Fedora visited over Sunday. A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs True Joyce of Faith on March 19. Mrs Joyce was formerly Miss Nora McCormack.

Specie Lesie Ballantyne Hola Mra Wood Gladine Lilly Wessington Glenn Eadeses Walter Peterson Fedora True Joyce Joyce Mies Nora McCormack Men Wright Jira

Auction Sale in Bonilla Tomorrow At 2 PM

Bonilla residents report an auction of property to be held tomorrow starting at 2 o'clock with G F Atkins as auctioneer. Nearby notes include visitors Wilbur Palmer of Hitchcock and Mrs Harry Binger and children from Tulare. A burial occurred for twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Ivan French on Tuesday March 19 in Bonilla cemetery.

C. G. Klock Bonilla G. F. Atkins A. Lahren Wilbur Palmer Hitchcock Harry-Binger Tulare Rollie Kenison Clyde Emerson Crandon R. A. Cave Lalli Ed Hiles Iowa Ivan French

St Lawrence high school contest delayed by rain winners named

The St Lawrence high school dramatic, humorous, and oratorical contests were postponed to Wednesday after heavy Tuesday rain. Winners were Verlyn Ford, Wava Ford, and Harold Hanson, who will advance to the district contest in Seneca on March 22. Other local notices include birthdays and hospital updates, bank staff changes, legislative news, and a note of quadruplets at Bliss.

ST. Lawrence St. Lawrence High School Waa Wna Verlyn Ford Wava Ford Harold Hanson Seneca Ray Magness Patsy - Jean Sioux City Mag S. D Lanz First National Bank Alton Jarmuth Miss Lanz J. T. O'Neill Yantiton Lenna Verna O'Neill Yankton Gilson Tarkio Bliss

Community church deacons plan summer upgrades

A church meeting at the manse discussed summer plans and committees to inspect costs for adding a full base tent under the church end and a Sunday school room. Other items include Easter services and a school operetta by middle grades, plus local visits and a basketball banquet.

Desmet Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves

Mrs D A Gilbert and Mrs Carl Schultz visit with Mrs Gilbert s daughter and family. The Bath House has become a duplex with occupants Stevr Olson. Wayne Hoyt now manages a Chicago chain grocery store. E Green visits Iowa towns on business. Warren couple visit nephew Seemann in Minneapolis Saint Paul. I Olston visiting DeSmet after retirement to pursue life insurance work.

D. A. Gilbert Carl Schultz a_chain grocery Chicago DeSmeét Seemann Portland Cement Association I. Olston DeSmet Lake Preston

Ames Road Improvements and Missing Child Incident

Ames reports roads west of town improved after weekly rainfall with graded surfaces and utility tree planting. Dell Verdon, mail carrier on route 4, now completes daily trips. William Carpenter's tractor overhaul in preparation for spring. Mr Carpenter owns a Farmall tractor. Font was missing Saturday afternoon, later found stuck in mud about a quarter mile from home after her mother had let her play outside.

West Ames Dell Verdon Whitlard Yost William Carpenter Carpenter Lowns Auitt

Rainbow Welcome club hosts shower for Mrs Choate

The Rainbow Welcome club gathered at Mrs. Melvin Ellis home Thursday to honor Mrs Lewellen Choate with a social shower. Several residents including Miss Irene Kane and Miss Viola Kane were noted among attendees. Local moving and shopping trips plus family visits were listed, with Miss Ruth Klepping and Edith Keck taking pupils to a Center school contest that was postponed.

Hiland News Rainbow Welcome Club Melvin Ellis Lewellen Choate Leonard Dixon Irene Kane Gertrude Milsap Thomas Halen, Jr St. Lawrence Viola Kane Miller Thomas Helen Cantain Frank John Rose Hill Charles Shaw Mr. Shaw Claudé Kane Hackett Jack Fanning Howard Keck Mise Evith Marton Huron Nahan Perkin Ruth Klepping Wepsington Springs Marien Keck Ethel ‘Bute Irene Gomsrud Irene Kané Huth Kleppins Edith Keck Center School

Local residents aid cattle drive and errant mail delivery

Lewellyn Choate assisted Jack Fanning in driving cattle home Monday after a recent purchase. Fray Hackett visited Claude Kene’s home as a business caller Monday, with Ferey Kane accompanying him back to Wayland. Frank Clegg could not deliver mail Saturday due to bad roads.

Lewellyn Choate Jack Fanning Fray Hackett Claude Kene Ferey@Kane Wayland Frank Clegg

Local News Notes From Wolsey Area Visitors and Moves

Special correspondent reports G G Jones of Carthage visited his brother Floyd here Sunday. Mrs Dela Andrew left for Sioux Falls as a delegate to the RN A convention. Floyd Jones hosted at Huron Tuesday. Mrs Edna Howard returned from a trip to Wessington Springs and Flandreau. Mrs H O Cheney, Mrs BH J Privett and Frank Jensen drove to Mitchell to bring Mrs Jensen home from the hospital. Vera and Viola Saur went to Aberdeen where Viola consulted a physician. Mrs Lee Tey and Mrs Leyte teach in their absence. Harold Gagulia moved into Clarence Bowers residence.

jJenzen Vera Viola Saur Aberdeen Viola

Local Farmers Sow Wheat and Community Notices

Several farmers in this vicinity have begun sowing wheat this week. The Sunday school will hold a benefit bake sale at Kneuper's and Allen's store on Saturday. The Wolsey Hotel front was repaired with a new glass panel. Harrington, who teaches at St. Lawrence, visited with his sister Fern here Friday evening. Plate Jensen is now employed at the Wolsey hotel. F. N. Jensen and daughters toured Mitchell to visit Mrs. Jensen. The infant son of Mr and Mrs. Laddy Christopherson died Friday and was buried Saturday. Vera Sour returned Wednesday from Aberdeen. Mrs. J. S. Prose came from Huron Bridey to visit daughter Mrs. Loren Baker. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wintner and Lorrine Bales made a business trip to Huron Tuesday. February was cold in the western cities Minneapolis and St Paul, but 18 conventions met there nevertheless.

C. W. Perec Buphnesne Seda Deyn Wae Raymond Jones Brookings Itn Clinton Cole J. T. O'Neill Ree Heights Ratstead Seri L. T. Jarmuth Ladies Aid H.R. Strong Hansen House Bank Dakots Telephone Company St. Lawrence and Kunller Miller Telephone Exchange Kneuper's Allen’s Fawht ‘Harrington St. Lawrence Fern Plate Jensen Wolsey Hotel F. N. Jensen Elizabeth Charlotte Mitchell

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