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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
8
Brookings May 9 A committee selection for studying the farm relief program was undertaken by representatives of the South Dakota state chamber of agriculture and the state chamber of commerce at a Sioux Falls meeting. The list included Dr J T Dinwoodie W C Lusk R M Crowder Roy Imry Frank Kriebs and C W Pugsley among others as the group planned an intensive study lasting into the day.
Alpena residents report gatherings at the Aisenbrey and Hocking homes with Re v A. Hocking conducting school research. Seven eighth graders from Alpena win a shuttle race cup at play day in Wessington Springs, while Adiel Ulmer ties for first in a contest. Multiple visits, dinners, and hometown travels frame a busy community week with school events, club meetings, and family reunions.
Wellington report. Mr and Mrs August Lemke have moved into the McNair residence on Brooks Street. The house was recently vacated by Tom De.
Haven and family and Mrs G M Allen of Wolsey attend the Depree of Honor banquet Monday evening. Re Yoost is recovering from illness. Presbyterian manse remodeling includes a new kitchen cupboard and cleaned walls. Ed Marvel traveled to Aberdeen Monday. Legion auxiliary hosts Mothers reception Thursday at Community hall. John Kanaly and family moved into town housing. farm leased to Lawrence Kanaly of Mobridge. Rev J H Black and wife returned from Hunter North Dakota trip. Mrs J L Robinson visited Bruce with daughter Mrs Guy Ribstein. Delma Waterson left for west coast to visit relatives. A Stiner couple returned from fishing trip at Enemy Swim. weather cold, fishing poor. Mrs Charles Granberg shopped in Huron Tuesday. Local farmers nearly finished seeding and prepare corn ground for a large planned corn crop.
Ree Heights notices list Olive Merritt teaching third and fourth grades at home due to diphtheria examined by Dr Paddleford. Ada Bruth and others visit James Hall home and various residents travel for business and holidays. Rev Swart Out mentioned with community interest.
Community updates show Harry Gardner and family visiting relatives while Mitchell and Mrs. Paul Blazey Jr. were Mille r visitors. Mrs. Roger Paine recovers at home after a week with her mother Mrs. Kennedy. Ald meeting at Mrs. John Pankrek’s home and planned June gathering at Mrs. Lewis Arbogast’s. More residents visit Henry Heasley home. Morris Payne travels to Highmore on business. Families travel to Alpena to visit Leslie Grave home. Della Berry joins. Med Lingscheit returns for death in the family. George Schrader of Sioux Falls conducts local business. Three births reported: a son to Marl Kopecky and wife on April 29. a child to Ted Johnson and wife on April 30. a son to Enoch Bawdon and wife on May 1.
Knowledge of Studebaker champion eights shows why they outpace all other eights in popularity across price and year. Owners praise flexible power comfort and beauty, continuing as a top choice for discerning buyers.
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