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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
12
Local social notes show Mrs. W. Leighton and Rev Erland visiting, families hosting birthdays and dinners, and church groups planning programs. Notable items include a fatal tractor accident in Montana affecting a Montana son, moves of a filling station, and the Odd Fellows Rebekahs anniversary observance with a glee club operetta earnings of 65 dollars.
Cavour welcomed Cavour Mart Dailey from Klamath Falls visiting his mother Mrs. James Dailey. The high school production Good Evening Clarice was staged to a packed audience Friday, praised as one of the best in years with strong performances from all actors. Local residents Mrs Scheid and several township residents stopped in for visits, while agricultural business included cattle shipments to Sioux City by Kopplin and Sandkamp.
A candidate for County Commissioner third district in the city of Huron asks Republican voters in the Second and Third Wards for support at the primary election on Tuesday.
A fragment notes the M. W. A. lodge transacting business in Cavour on a Monday and mentions that the lodge met on Thursday evenings, indicating regular local fraternal activity.
Mrs CB Bjornson spent the weekend with her son Nordic Bjornson in Huron. George F. Sheldon, visiting at the Maxwell home, left for Wolsey and Orient before returning to Fargo. Wayne Steinhart of Huron was a Sunday visitor at his parents home. Elmer Dougherty and Vi Poage families hosted visitors from Miller and Waterdown. The Birthday Club met at Mrs. Alten's to honor her birthday and Mrs. Wayne Harvey. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Helm’s residence.
Special music and other preparations are being made for Mothers Day program to be given Sunday May 11. Mr and Mrs G S Barnes drove to Watertown to visit relatives Sunday. They returned Monday morning. The courtroom was well fed at the mock trial held here Friday night in the community hall. The defendant was acquitted by a jury. Several selections were sung by the male quartet while the jury was deliberating.
Bancroft Eldo Engleking broke his arm last week while cranking a Fordson. De Smet visitors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruger called on William Dukson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kr M Best and Corinne and Vivian Stroud of Huron visited W. H. Boorman Friday night. Ray Perry and daughter joined Mrs. Mayne at an eighty six birthday party for Mrs. Ferry’s aunt in Montrose Sunday. C H Custard hosted Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maass.
A list of attendees from Yale Bancroft Huron Arlington Brookings and Volga joined Mr and Mrs B H Scott and William Frye family at recent events. Russ Benegar’s orchestra set the mood for a Monday dance. Remarks note visits by Lenora Vondracek Erick and several others from multiple towns.
Nurses prefer MELLO GLO French Process Face Powder for its purity and skin benefits. It supposedly stays on longer, reduces shine, and keeps the complexion healthy. The advertisement ends by urging readers to try MELLO GLO at The Fair Store.
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