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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
9
Mrs. Andrew Dragseth returned last week from Cutbank Montana where she visited her daughter Ann and Hazel and families. Mrs. R J Fleming returned from Hot
A one pound box of fancy chocolates for Easter will be sold at 49 cents. The items are described as high quality and not a cheap inferior grade.
A recipe style notice encourages making a pear and cottage cheese salad using No 246 canned pears offered at a low price of 19 cents per can.
Candy sweet potatoes and ham feature for Easter dinner. Vacuum packed whole sweet potatoes offered at two cans for 23 cents. Friday and Saturday Swift's Hackless picnic Hams four to six pounds at 21 cents per pound. Skinned hams eight to twelve pounds priced reasonably.
A local butcher highlights a choice beef roast as a good old standby for Sunday dinner. Shoppers can buy a large cut suitable for washday meals with prices 18 cents per pound for choice cuts and 15 cents per pound for kettle roast on Friday and Saturday.
The fragment describes Mr Fleming staying in a town Monday evening while Mrs Fleming spent the weekend in Huron with relatives. S Wesley Baker, CCC Camp member in Chamberlain, spent the week at his parents’ home. Robert Fleming visited Highmore Saturday evening and stayed with Robert Newton Sunday.
Broadland welcomes Norval Hart and wife into the Hamlin house once occupied by the Clegg family. Mrs. Jake Gascoigne of Huron visited Broadland friends. Mrs. Hamlin held a birthday party with gifts. Lester Johnston and family of Mitchell visited Ollie Walraven's home. Harringtons of Broadland hosted relatives in Bonilla and Wolsey. Eagle Scouts hiked fourteen miles with a in week activities. Hitchcock High students Mable Pownell Eda Jefferson Marvelle Jeffers spent weekend at home.
Conde Maynard Smith arrived in Conde to visit his mother Mrs. Guy Smith after a Chicago trip with Whcited Airlines. Miss Mary Chiles returns home to visit her mother Mrs. William Herrington after working in Rapid City. Seniors pick David Copperfield for April play with cast including Hildebrandt Hapfner Zeek Lenz and Watt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller plan a Minneapolis visit and stay with Mrs. Winters. Altar Society and aid meetings draw small crowds as Tony Wettstein takes over the local hotel from George Hewitt.
Attendants at Cavour M E Church include Cavour residents Mr and Mrs Edward Lemke with Mrs Lemke in charge of morning music. Visitors at Garlock home in Lake Preston include Mr and Mrs Earl Fishey and family. Weideman returns to health, farmers prep equipment for spring, early seeding reported with soft fields. Wayne Rupp of Arlington paused in Cavour as a business visitor. Benll returns from Brookings with a touch of sickness. Juniors progress with a school play. Viva Hintermeister and Costain spend weekend at home. F E Johnson visits Arlington, Oldham and Bruce. Northwestern Public Service Company demo work completed and appliances moved back to Huron. George Bloom from Sheffield visits. First major rain arrives with over an inch and high winds. Gehring family noted. C Elerion of Camer 3D attends ALF Volt funeral with Mrs Curtis Rockwell. Jane, Mr and Mrs Frante Enger and others visit Sioux Falls. Lark Green arrives from La Moure to oversee Annie sale in Highmore. Mrs Bouzek discharged from Et Marys Hospital. Mrs A L Borg and Royal and Alta Borg of Baltic visit with Henry Volz. Harold Durnal of Wesing ton Springs attends Volt funeral. Hauer Piner of Pierre speaks at Hirokwas, then to Lake Chapelle for Fish and Game duties. Noel attends State Bar meeting in Pierre. Mrs Morris Harter returns from Sioux Falls. Lisle Swanson and T H Tomter visit Sioux Falls. Christy Ellertan and family depart for home.
Mrs Paul Mount of Onida and Miss Irenevieve Setting of Faulkton spent a Saturday visiting at a local home, extending a brief social call in the community.
Mrs Curtis of Rockwall and Mr Nelson of the Assistance office spent Sunday at home in Rockwall. Families from Highmore, Huron, Miller, and Holabird were noted visiting and returning from Sioux Falls. Edna Suffin and Charlotte Abernathy left for four months of schooling in Sioux Falls, while a Bower child suffers pneumonia. Debating team plans include a trip to Brookings and Hartley, Iowa, with ensuing state tournament events.
Hyde County records show multiple transfers: Cornel, official abstracts, to Julia K Runestad. Sherman to Hyde County NW yard SE 4 of Sec 14, Twp 15, Range 73. True man to Eunice G, SW 1/4 of Sec 25, Twp 1, Range. Sheriff to State of South Dakota S 4 1/4 of Sec 12, Twp 14, Range 1h. Anderson heirs to Alma J nearby Ernest EB Anderson, NE 4 1/4 of Sec 5.
Fragmentary legal notice describing land parcels and transfers in Hyde County. References include township range descriptions and partial names, with portions of sections and ownerships unclear due to damaged text.
The Rev G D Brown led communion at Cavour Church with Specht music by the church choir and Mrs Carl Mauss Jr of Huron assisting Mrs Ed ward Lemke of Huron at the piano. Next Sunday Easter services include a 6 am sunrise service and a special Sunday school hour. Mrs Clark Crissy was discharged from St Marys Hospital in Pierre.
Mrs. Boris Hyre of 16 Abbey Road Oxford credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending her constipation after childbirth. The cereal adds bulk and absorbs water forming a soft mass, aiding the intestines while supplying vitamin B and iron. She recommends using All-Bran as a cereal or in recipes, rather than pills. Kellogg's All-Bran is made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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