Ill Father Brings Drost Return From Bed Side
The John Nation family is noted as Mr. Drost returns from the bed side of his ill father. Mrs. George of Huron taught in the high school during his absence.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
8
The John Nation family is noted as Mr. Drost returns from the bed side of his ill father. Mrs. George of Huron taught in the high school during his absence.
A small crowd at the Ladies club met at the R. E. Morrison home. South's oldest son returned from Wessington hospital where he had been ill from pneumonia. Bob Winsell sold his stock hogs to a buyer from Ree Heights due to bad roads.
Ree Heights residents report smallpox confinement for Miss Klock with Mrs. Shearer, while Grace Hammill and Thelma Nelson visit the Lingsheil home. Rain halts farm work. Miller league play postponed due to bad roads. Crowds attend funerals, graduations, and school events as families travel between Mitchell, Huron, and Pierre.
Bonilla The Huron college choir will sing at the Bonilla Presbyterian church Sunday evening. A Mother's day service will also be given. Frank James has rented part of the Rex Gilmore building to move his groceries. The Bonilla Jolly Workers 4-H girls meet with Audrey Peterson Saturday afternoon May 24. Legion and Auxiliary planned a Memorial day program at George McKichan hall Monday night. Farmers Union meeting noted.
The Blunt Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year on May 14 65 members attended a program by Dr Stout of Pierre Clinic focusing on health. Rally day is set for May 18 with May pole dances school work displays health posters and athletic games in the gymnasium A noon picnic lunch with coffee will be provided by Blunt Cash store.
Stopped at Bronx Falls to view the Dakota Relays then Blunt. C D Strickland in town for business with wife visiting J W McKnight home. Strickland sold Snow White grocery at Lake Preston to A Frederick. Mrs C B Youel heads to Vinton Iowa to visit relatives. Gus Hollander of Agar moved into former Kramer home and takes a Blunt Cash Store position. Max Wasserman travels to Sioux City with Mrs Howard Kramer and child to Vermillion. Funeral for Bedortha, mother of Luther Bedortha, held at Presbyterian church. burial beside husband in Blunt cemetery.
Esmond H. E. Frost motored to Aberdeen Monday morning and is serving on the federal jury. Wess Johnson of Moorhead Minnesota arrived Saturday night for a visit at his daughter Mrs. H H Ness. Mrs. Ross Clendening spent Friday in Huron. Mr and Mrs Fred Timmond children motored to De Smot Friday. Mr and Mrs E F Blankenburg spent.
Sunday in Clark marked a small attendance at the Esmond Farm Bureau hall for a Saturday night meeting led by President J. G. Hoege. Pupils in the primary room performed a program. Visitors included Mr and Mrs A Salter and children from Foresburg. Several locals shopped in Huron and Sioux Falls. Evelyn Aughenbaugh returned home from a Huron hospital after an appendectomy.
Heavy rains flood fields stopping plowing and corn planting for days. J M Geiver and family of Miller and Bernie Koch and family visited Lewellen home. Spring Lake teachers hosted supper at Marion Carr home in Jerauld county after being rained in. Pete Geiver traveled to Buffalo county for business. Jake Fuirst injured tractor accident. taken to Huron doctor and recovering. Only 31 of 80 Spring Lake votes cast. Wind toppled Dave Barretts chicken coop during storm. hail nearWestington Springs shattered 14 windows at Sickler farm. Julius Winter seriously ill.
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