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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
11
A Huronite classified ad notes a six room home with lawn trees and shrubs for sale on Wis. Ave SW. Built for owner leaving city and must sell, phone 2048. The notice promotes the classified section as a meeting ground for buyers and sellers of homes and real estate.
Classifieds include auto repairs blacksmith services yard tools and a bank foreclosure sale of multiple Huron properties with parcel descriptions plus a court summons to answer a complaint in Beadle County involving Lot 12 and 13 Block 1 in Cavour and notices of local visitors and deaths as well as community updates on rail repairs school closures and local events.
Phillipa sobs as Alan consoles her after a tense confrontation. She apologizes to him and he replies huskily that they must go somewhere. Phillipa suggests going to his apartment for dinner as the scene ends with a "To Be Continued" tease.
Bouilla Mrs Arllie Winegar traveled to Alexandria for her grandmother's funeral services. The Kenison family and Inez will spend the summer with relatives in Wansa while Bobby Crawford visits Kadoks with grandparents. Leonard Boyd covers mail duties in the absence of Rollie Kenison. Bonilla Extension Club elected officers Rex Gilmore president Hugh McHichan vice president Frad McKichan secretary. Memorial Day program participants are practicing led by Earl Russell Mr and Mrs Don Huntley and others. Graduates attended Wolsey exercises. Farmers report corn planting progress as road crew works continue.
The body of Maynard Van Cleve, son of Mrs. June Van Cleve of Miller, was buried in Wessington cemetery after dying in a Virginia camp while in the U S Navy. General services were held in Miller. Mrs. S. Exwin visited patient Mrs. Frank Ory in a Huron hospital. Ory’s condition remains about the same. Rube's Corner gains red paint from W. J. Eshler. Eighth grade exams conducted in Community hall with county school students. Wessington school events noted at Huddleston's grove. Milton Hutchinson announces daughter’s birthday May 20. Will Eddy, Mrs. W. J. Eshler, and children Helen and Billy visited Huron. Clifford E. House of Rapid City visited friends here. he works as a mail clerk on the Northwestern railway. W. A. Bothwell appointed assessor at recent city council meeting.
Cavour Logan township business caller Cavour Monday. Gerald Bauer Sanborn caller Cavour Monday. Young People conference at Cavour M E church Sunday evening discussed Is Religion Practical. Beadle Painting Huron cleans water tank. fumes incident left workers briefly overcome but recovered. M W A lodge met Thursday. Corrigan buys two Whippet cars. Iroquois Golf Club invites guests to newly completed course. Mary Lovett to Custer for summer employment.
In Corvallis Oregon two Oregon State College agricultural experiment station researchers Henry Hartman and Dr Robinson donated a public service patent free of charge. They offer a method to remove spray poisons from ripe fruit to protect public health, ensuring fruit is thoroughly cleaned before sale. The move aims to aid fruit growers and safeguard consumers against arsenate residues.
Brookings May 21 An address for the Coughlin Campanile dedication will be given by Matt Murphy of the Class of 1905. Murphy, a Fargo attorney and friend of Charles Coughlin, is scheduled to speak at the open air commencement events. The baccalaureate service will be June 8, the commencement on June 13 and the dedicatory address on June 15 with potential lights and seating for thousands.
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