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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1932
Page
3
Local residents report gatherings, visits, and trips. Mrs. Kaump and Mr. Hurley Clegg drove to Lake Galowa after a meeting. Ms. Gasgoigne hosted a sister visit. Families from Huron and nearby areas shared Sunday visits and Sunday trips to Miller and the Tolar home.
Rev McCabe leaves Moray jail for Conde to lead church duties as Father Coyne of Turion assumes charge during summer. American Legion and Auxiliary plan Memorial Day program with speaker Mr Van Slyke of Aberdeen. Returning teachers include Prof Weldon Catherine Ahern Eva Guptill Anna Imelend Margaret Ellis Evelyn Lucas and Lorena Lem. one new teacher to join faculty.
Forestburg hosts Mrs E r0d and her young daughter Mary Thy from Centerville as guests for recent school closing festivities taught by Miss Evelyn. Ferguson travels to Pierre for several days on business. Mrs Ferguson visiting relatives of Hi rich Tirsid family. Weigold visits from special friends in Iowa. MS Briggs and son attend Ween commencement. 5 2 graduates listed.
Carpenter and Mrs Sweezy and family guests at the Bert MVE Lake home. The Reverend Lake’s little son has been ill with tonsillitis this past week. The Woodland church pulpit will be filled by Walcox, superintendent of the town district of the Motherlist church, for four charges of Car foul meetings. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Ebner Grann’s home. The Tivry club at Bo-Toma endorsed Mrs Harvey W. Haren and Mrs Alpha Shelton Fordham. Fordham visited Alex Jeffery’s home. Inwar Bottger was a Turton visitor recently. Mr and Mrs Ralph Garter and family shopped in Huron. Mrs Mels Madsen returned from a hospital stay. A joint school picnic was held at Waedfind by Carpenter school and township schools. well attended. Neri, afanes Ratliff and Mrs Mynng Maden shopped in Huron. George Bailey of Waterstown visited relatives here. Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid met at Mrs Dewey Ward’s home. Mrs Harold Sweezy plans to motor to the Flack Hills to join Mrs Sweens and daughter in a project at Vern Russell’s grading trey.
A bridal dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E B Hy in Osceola to honor Harold Lard. Several relatives and neighbors attended including Ms. Osland who attends Bancroft confirmación class and Mrs. James Gilmore with her children. Alos noted were visits from Mrs. Fred Peterson and the Oglarsd family from Sioux City.
Shoppers Leota Bond and others visited Hu ton on Wednesday. Mrs. Byron Tyrrell of Aurora visited at the Neiling home. Mrs. Lars Ogland and children Marcel la and Rollin traveled to Sioux Falls on Thursday. Ogland's sister A C Wasem and Arnold Raabe went to Clark on business. Philip Schluter of Los Angeles H F Schluter of Canislota and Walter Schluter of Sioux Falls visited relatives here Thursday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Ma Thursday visited House Rusch and Me and then motored to Hitchcock relatives. Darleen McDonald returned home with them. Mrs Fred Dersch received word Thursday of the death of her brother Julius Arndt in Washington DC.
Fairfield Te Hupils and parents enjoyed a picnic at the schoolhouse on Friday. Lareniaz Likeness learned his mother is seriously ill. Marie Tobin at St Teresa high school in Huroa is said to be 7 from mumps. W I ES O pig club and Prairie Maid calf club met at James Caldow home. Fairfield Farm bureau cancels May 27 meet due to Huron high school events. Turrell schoolhouse birthday celebration planned for Saturday. Loretta Tobin and Olen in Huron area report Friday activity.
Cansacket W H Eldridge of Ply mouth Wis arrived Saturday to visit relatives Mrs H G Koppel Mrs James Staners and Harold Doharsh and family of Gana Valley Sunday at W S Brown home George Phillips a former Woonsocket boy was in the city Sunday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rhodes of Westington Springs with the Dixons visited Dowsy Van Dyke home in Huron Ed Care uncle of Mike Moran of Huron died prompting his trip to Woonsocket Mrs Della Brown visited Parkston Monday Lucille Brown left Sunday for Jamood Tin Sioux Falls and Minneapolis to visit for a week Friends from Fish Sioux Falls and Albert Minneapolis attended the funeral of Ed Carr who passed away Sunday
Edward Norland and Hammill with Leslie visit for a week. Jett Sunday helps with Black Stits chores. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and baby daughter visit from Parkston. Mr. Sanich travels to Arkansas. Mrs. Smith to Omaha with him. Lyman Kelly party at O. Hama home. Me and JM Kelly plan to move to Washington. Ralph Truman graduates from surgical patient care at Miller Hospital then to Milwaukee for his mother’s illness. Margaret Scott from town visits grandparents, Henry Scott. Royal Neighbor lodge hosts convention in Miller. J E Specker family visit F B Burnham home. bridal shower for Miss. Lake from Redfield. William Shertill of Deadwood visits on business. H K Danielson’s family from Hucor visits. YT Stockman of Draper assists Yoruther.
Pleasant Valley brief items report visits at Wessington Springs Deafhere, health concerns for Grandpa Desv, Mrs. John Barrett and daughter Fidel Spew, and a Tuesday gathering at the O we Dearborn home. Mrs. Melvin Ellis suffered severe burns from a stove explosion while saving poultry coops, Cal Cranston has been ill, and influenza cases include Mra Lannie Mo.
Cari and Lena Edwards along with William McCook attended a children's day program directed by Misses Josie Ruff Sadie and Bessie Campbell and Mrs Lannie McCarl. Alma Nelson and Mig Glen Taylor led a school picnic in Burns grove. Corn planting progresses with some shoots up. J A Fritzel of Miller visited with his daughter Mrs Ross Cotton. Bert Olver family joined Sunday dinner at Wales Cotton home. Anita Gilchrist's school picnicked Sunday with Miss Joy Voessey of Grand Forks. Nag friends and relatives were hosted at Ernest Vessey home luncheon Wednesday.
Bancroft relatives report the marriage of Delmar Jaques of Sioux City to Miss Anna Bolle of Lake Henton Minnesota on May 7. Jaques formerly resided in Bancroft and the couple will reside in Sioux City.
Johnson of Millers voeit ing with her son and his wife Mrs Br Johnson. Arthur Johnson and family visited Charles Stegmire home in Pleasant Valley Sunday. Some farmers hauled out their second allotment of government shows.
Long list of visits and trips among Hitchcock J five, Fillis wen to Redfield Sst to visit Mrs Catherine Trow bridge. Mrs Earl Laverty returns from Redfield after visiting at Ed Andrews home. Charles Phillips family back from winter in Long Beach Cal. Dubois family and guests with Phillips. Mrs Milter Torker and Mrs Ann Dech ride from Gong Beach Cal to visit Phillips. Mrs L Sims and Miss Irene Armstrong tended Pierpont. Blanche Hockett weekend guest. Maurice Cosgrove returns home. Clara Becker to Hertied saborday. Mrs Williamy Fink back from Rochester Minn for treatment. Platte and Munvany attended track in huron. Hans Johansen family motor to Huron. Ace of Clubs hosted by Anna Smith. Vincent Laverty guest of club. Scores noted by Mrs Scheib and Mrs Webb. Lunch served by hostess. James Bortehee and baby James jr and Walter Boetcher from Wymer Nob arrived for ten days. Schraeder of Redfield visited Gross. Louise Howes of Pierre contracted for coming year at school board meeting. Hewes oversees English and music at high school.
Larne Mr and Mrs Gus Johnson visited Mitch ell with Mrs Johnson receiving medical treatment. Mrs Sarah McCord of Woonsocket visited Lane Friday and Saturday. Mrs Fete Theis and Mrs Andrew Peterson shopped in Huron Saturday. Mr and Mrs Louie Hildebrant of Wesington Springs visited William Branders home with Sophia Hildebrant who had been visiting there. Miss Klosterman taking nurses training in Mitchell spent weekend in Lane with sister Mrs Victor Brodkorb. Mr and Mrs George Pawlowski and family of Alpena spent Sunday at August Brandenburg’s. Mrs Roberta Lindebai who finished a year at Lane high school left for her mother’s near Hankinson North Dakota. Mire S H May and Herold returned from a week in Huron. Miss Alice Sievert of Alpena joined for a few weeks stay.
Esmond Henry Lorenz with John Herkman and Adolph Christenzen drove to Sioux Falls Sunday to visit John Larte, a former blacksmith shop owner, who remains in critical condition after an incident. Mr and Mrs Gus Walker and son Robert plan to move to De Sota. The Gardner house will be occupied by Mr and Mrs Ross Clendenring. Charles Mulholland of the Social Store traveled to Huron on Monday.
Report notes summer vacation begins as Danforth Burel teachers finish their study exams. Agricultural outlook positive with grain grass and gardens in good condition. Lyda Griver and Lillian Griver visited C. C. Geiver home in Buffalo Courty. Ed Donahue reported at his Pleasant Valley township residence.
Alpena E Washburn works on Lyte Washburn farm at Fulton while William Leighton spends summer on Thure Lindstedt's Crow Lake farm. Dozens of neighbors visit friends in Sioux Falls, Wessington Springs, Huron, Mitchell, Pierre, and surrounding areas, with trips by Mrs. J C Feivk, Mrs. Mary Redman, and many others for weekends and family occasions.
Local residents report visits and departures among families and friends. Margaret Hutchinson from Montana stayed with sister Mat Sinkler while Byron Tyrell of Aurora visited relatives. Several couples traveled to Minneapolis and Jasper for short trips and to attend family events.
From Summitt Saturday and returned Sunday with Emily who had been at tending high school. The family moved to Summit March 1 Emily remained until the close of school. Mrs Leon LaMont taught a Sunday school class and picnicked at Dickey lake Wednesday evening. Dr and Mrs Gross took grandson Bobby to Wessingtore Springs Monday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Brum will spend summer with relatives at Pipe stone Max. Bruhn is high school principal and will return for another year. Bert Martin family who lost their home by fire moved into town until new home is built. Rev Jobe Claytor of Artesian vicinity left for Denver for a Presbyterian conference. Bits Clayton will stay with daughter Mrs Clayton Stoner during his absence.
Cavour callers Sunday included Cavour Miss Cleata Thorpe and mother and Miss Sylvia Trow of Huron. Marion Dunsler Carl Kauth and F E B Johnson fished at Pelican Lake Friday night returning Saturday with 90 bullheads and pickerel. The group noted poor weather and high wind but little rainfall. A honeymoon trip by Fly and Mrs Lawrence Mack began Sunday morning with Mrs Hagen and Isda joining. Mr and Mrs Hagen plan to return soon while Mrs Hagen visits. Others visiting include Mr and Mrs Thomas Binedgood of Lebanon and J H Alvey group. E Kelyn accompanied them after school year with grandparents. Garlock family of Lake Preston visited Earl Fisher’s. Georgiana Kauth is ill. L W Butz and George Voss fished at Pelican Lake near Watertown Wednesday. Herman Moeller, injured after a fall from a wagon, is hospitalized in Huron and expected to recover soon.
Highmore residents had visits from relatives and travelers as Miss Marguerite Van Camp ended teaching at Tague school and returned to Mitchell. Several locals planned moves including Miss Mary Lechart Willig Larkin's family to Chicago and the Eklund family to Lommon. Other notes include Jack Atkinson recovering from a recent operation and French instructor Miss Charlotte Mason preparing for a France trip before returning to Mitchell.
Residents from Aberdeen joined the Wolsey commencement program as eighth graders sat for their first exams Thursday and Friday. Teachers prepared to close the year while repairs to a sandpipe continued. Ed Jennison and family visited Ralph Zebarth on route to Edendale from Avon, after several days’ stay.
Richland and nearby towns report on weekend visits and shopping trips in Huron and Get the weekend with Miss Es the Kellicut home. Eighth grade exams were written by Esther Tutlie from Richland 4. Farmers report corn fields up with warm weather, with several residents visiting friends and noting hospital stays.
Blunt Mr and Mrs George Otis planned to run the last of the week by car for York Sid Akers has gone to the Twin Cities where he has entered the veteran hospital Newell left recently for Gettysburg a visit for a short time in her sister who is home agent in Porter county Later she and Miss Clara Lemp plan to spend their vacations in
Bonilla Mrs. Burea of Platte visits granddaughter Mrs. Hugh Metch Violet Eversin Jett Saturday for singing at her home in Sioux Falls after his stay at school here. Miss Dorothy Syring will spend her vacation at Werington with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ralph Galer and daughter have gone to the Black Hills for vacation.
Furnished by J O Furinian Abstract real estate transfers in Kingsbury County list transactions from Mrs Williame Sehisphott to Charles Coughlin for $1 covering Lots 1 and 2 in section 17 110 55 sheriff transfers to Ernest Madisor and to Federal Land Bank and to Southern Minn Joint Stock Land Bank for multiple parcels with totals including 9734 17 47765 21 7321 47 and 1053 91 and 20 000 to Farms and Mechanics Savings Bank. several others show transfers to Equitable Life Assurance Society and to Lincoln etc with various sections and dates 57 58 57 53 57 58 53 57 57 58 53 57 53 57 57 58 53 57 57 58 53.
A dense list of real estate transactions records transfers of lots, blocks, and interests across De Smet, Brown's Add, and Oldham areas. Several deeds show spouses as grantors or grantees, with many entries noting nominal consideration and various property descriptions. The notices also include sheriff and public authority actions involving land parcels and liens in South Dakota and neighboring jurisdictions.
Transfers listed include Samuel G. Trine in NW 1 of Sec 34 Twp 14 Rand 72 from Erastus Cornell and others. sheriff transfers W of Sec 7 ep 10 Melbourn to J A Null. Lidiy Leisehner to R Schule SWy of Sec 3 Tap 10 Range 72. County treasurer to McCain Elm. Elizabeth F Weir to James Anderson SW 1 of Sec 32 Twp South Dakota. Royal Union Life Insurance to EL W Claus commissioner. Wilcox to Dred Buchnlz Sec Hari M3 Tap TM Range 71. note includes US land area fact.
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