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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1930
Page
8
From a severe illness the company arranged delivery of two cars carrying Wallis tractors and Massey Harris machinery to the farm.
Miss Nellie Brinso and Mrs. B B McClaskey visited Sand Creek school on Wednesday. Mrs McClaskey issued guidance to the grade pupils regarding an upcoming music contest to be held soon.
Doug Bard has rested his Sand Creek residence to begin active farming after spending winter in Huron. The Broe Brothers will conduct a hog sale in Huron Saturday afternoon.
Carpenter Tillman Wicks made a business trip to Watertown on Wednesday. Several residents visited Huron for shopping and a dance drew a large crowd at Carpenter hall on Wednesday night.
Yale residents and visitors populate a busy social week with homecomings, weekend visits, and club activities. Names include Mrs. T B Davis Theresa Smith Loretta Marsh and many more as families host guests attend meetings and travel to nearby towns for events and hospital visits.
Richland and nearby residents report family visits and health updates. Mr and Mrs W B Van Tuyt of Huron spent Tuesday with son C W Van Tuyt. Miss Dorothy Gilchrist in Madison hospital resumes work after surgery and illness. Miss Edna Elder hosted the W meeting with devotions led by Mrs Hazel Voss and Miss Anspach. Frances Fuller received a handkerchief shower at the A M Beall home. Mrs Stout’s niece’s husband obituary notice from Muscatine was shared. Mrs C W Van Tuyt is slowly recovering.
Condé Robert Harvie visited his mother Mrs T A Herbison this week while Eva Grandpre arrived home from Minneapolis. John Custer of Clark, nephew of Tom Herbison, guests at the Herbison home. The Bridge club enjoyed a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vandenburg. Margaret Ellis hosted a bridge party for women teachers at the William Simons home. Glenn Clark spent Sunday with a friend in Brodie. Arlene Walker and Marie Walker visited Aberdeen family. the Jackson sisters spent Sunday east of Crandall. Raymond Qenz Jr was taken to Aberdeen hospital with pneumonia affecting his eyesight. The first talking picture So Lenz Lenty screened Friday night. John Hynes visited his parents and broadcasts from Watertown. Dan Hearnon of Minneapolis visits family here. Mrs. Mary Edds has returned home.
Community updates report visits by Ella Laughlin to Mrs Mary Rogers and gatherings hosted by the Altar Society, Ladies Aid and Rebekahs. Residents move to new homes, illness with pneumonia, and spring farm arrangements noted. A fire at the Clemenson home caused minor damage with a $60 adjustment for the rug and davenport.
In Sand Creek township the small grain sowing has started as evidenced by the hum of many tractors in active operation across the area.
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