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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1933
Page
11
Huronite advertises quick action low cost Reader Style Classified ads with strict limits including word counts and pricing. Rates cover insertions, discounts for multiple ads, and display ads with per column inch charges. Payment in advance required, with in person or mail delivery to the Huronite office.
A compact ad lists various household items with prices including 1-75 lb sides Icer at 9.50, 1-50 lb top Icer at 5.00, 25 lb top Icer at 3.00. Gas Rangette and vanity Dreier combinations priced around 12.00, chest of drawers 9.00, wardrobe 7.00, kitchen chairsea 1.25, 114 horse gas engine 25, used tires 1.00.
A Beadle County notice details mortgage foreclosure actions for properties in Huron and nearby areas. Don Henson, owner of the mortgage, and sheriff Don Huntley are named, with the sale set at the Beadle County courthouse for a pending debt of 680.25 plus accrued costs.
Woonsocket Mr and Mrs William Briggs left for Kansas City after three weeks visiting relatives. Anna Jacobson left for Clear Lake to visit her brother. Roger Barnes of Kadoka spent days with sister M J McKichan. James Halley visited sister Leta James who teaches there. Camden Meyer attending Hu Ron college attended commencement Exercises. Louise Hansen and Ted Hollant left for their homes White Lake and Springfield. Mr and Mrs FL McKida and daughters went to Sioux Falls. Clara visited Sioux City with relatives and grandmother Mrs Aaron.
Iroquois Bert Stephens and two carpenters left Monday for Fadlkton and vicinity to perform several repairs on Yanms canal overseen by an insurance company. They expect to stay several weeks and will use a large tent as dining hall and sleeping quarters.
Doland Society reports hosted by Marion Wolverton for the J A G club at the Barney home with Mrs Agnes Schmits and Miss Velma Erickson winning high in bridge. Eight women attended the Federated Woman's club district meeting in Redfield. Ladies Aid met at Mrs P L Brown's, a cent lunch served by a committee, large attendance. Delta Delta Delt Bridge club hosted by Mrs C G Olson with high scores by Mrs Walter Seaman and Mrs Gerald Olson. Children of Dr and Mrs H W Sherwood surprised parents for Mother's Day and the father’s birthday. Attendees included families from Mudigo Colton Brookings Mitchell Aber deen Tracy Minnesota and Minneapolis.
More than 200 attended the Blunt mother-daughter banquet at Blunt High School. Pink and white decor plus long tables framed the event. Eight young men in white served as guests as Mrs. Lou Howard led toasts and the program.
Pierre May report notes county commissioners proceedings require full and complete information on transactions. State auditor George ONeill cites disbursing office opinion urging published proceedings to name all payment recipients, amounts, and purposes. Aberdeen court opens May term with major cases including Lalande and Lockington over forged county acceptance. Blunt high school band concert on Main Street, director Me Siewele plans summer stays in Blunt.
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