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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1931
Page
11
The Evening Huron announces ad rates for classified and display ads effective November 1. It warns readers about paying money upfront for employment and merchandise and advises consulting the Classified Advertising Manager if any proposition seems suspicious.
Classified section lists professional firms like F L Accountants Attorneys and Dentists, along with funeral services and multiple apartment rentals. Includes furnished and modern duplex options, four room units, and housekeeping rooms with phones and addresses in Huron Central South Dakota area.
An assortment of small ads offers furnished and unfurnished apartments with contact details, plus numerous notices for sales of cattle, poultry, pets, chicks, and farm equipment. The notices include addresses, prices, and contact names, with several rural listings and rental opportunities.
Listing includes three single row corn cultivators, three two row corn cultivators, one six foot deering mower, one six foot John Deere mower, and one twelve foot sulky hay rake, all prepared for immediate pickup.
James River Implement Co. of Huron announces a bid for John Deere tractors and implements, including Webber built and Gold Maat cream separators, with repairs and service for Rougueage Mills. The notice highlights John Deere tractors and related agricultural equipment.
Thomas Lawles ill at home Mrs A Scotter hosts M M club near Esmond on Thursday Sheffield school closed Friday picnic supper at 6 Mrs Stevens of Sioux City visited daughter Mrs Sengeman Ed Pier assists Tom Lawless with work Gus Schidt's kittenball team beat Sheffield on Sunday in a local game
Highmore and vicinity welcomed a light rain Tuesday night easing drought concerns for farmers. Sam Mercer, injured in a runaway two weeks ago, has recovered enough to be up again after his buggy horses spooked by a passing truck. Mercer’s blind son was briefly bedbound. The Bramhall schools held a last day picnic at Henderson with pupils of Mrs. Tieg and Miss DeWolf, lunch, and games. John Douglas seeks treatment at a Hot Springs sanitarium. Roy Eggen and wife arrived from San Angeles to visit his parents, Drs. J Prostrolla.
Community updates list births and visits, church activities and social gatherings in Redfield Turtle Creek Huron and nearby areas. Names include Schultze Welling Getthaus Spencer Howard Sickler Binger Delaney Willett Swain Simons Radcliff Dilley Schieler Olson Brugger Stephens Dewing and others. Also a coal bid notice from Huron School District seeks Four hundred tons and five hundred tons delivered to designated bins with chemical analyses.
Winners announced at Foothern State Teachers College in Aberdeen for the annual short story contest. Miss Valva Weisman won first prize, Miss Virginia Rowlee second, tie for third between Evangeline Cumsford and Grace Taylor. Over 400 English students entered. medals awarded for top places. final judges and publication plans noted.
Dr J ol Lindberg of Northern State Teachers College announces rules for the state fair literature department. A committee including Thomas J Frick Yankton and John F White Hur on assists. Entries open to South Dakota residents and must be written since January 1 1923 with at most one entry per jet number. Entries go to John F White secretary Huron on official blanks.
De Smet sets its tenth annual Old Settler's day program for June 10 with free attractions despite high event costs. Activities include a nine am band concert, a ten am parade, street sports, and a baseball game between Sin City Stocky Side and GilKerson's Giants in the afternoon.
WESSINGTON May 30 Special Mayor W. Hi Stewart and the city council named Fred Sohney Johnsor gues Bertalben city marshal after two years without an appointee. The former Hur See resident had fled the office previously but price to that time held the post briefly. The town offered the position but was unable to accept due to ongoing issues.
Heavy rains across much of South Dakota early this week will aid highway maintenance by improving gravel roads, though eastern sections near Watertown report washouts and muddy earth routes. The state highway commission notes mixed conditions with many segments listed as good or fair, detours and construction noted near Aberdeen Watertown and Sioux Falls, and warning of caution on several routes and bridges.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pope producing geared images and uneven heat related to cabinos ide light, unclear full context. Unable to determine proper event or entities from the fragment.
Lake Preston and Lake Henry congregations celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with a joint program on June 7 and 8. Reverends S. W. Keck of Huron, W. H. Thral of Huron, and Curtis of Aberdeen will lead the services.
In Miller Toda on May 30 the city pool opened to the public offering Milky land residents a chance to swim. Crowds were expected for the opening day with Ray Dornberger responsible for lifeguard duty over the summer. Wednesdays and Saturdays will be children’s days with free admission for under 12.
In Weelington township neighbors surprised Mrs. K Morford with a birthday shower at her home. Friends brought handkerchiefs and a cake from Mrs. Kit Christensen. Twenty three women four children and two men attended the gathering. A Tanganyika land surveyor reports the largest meteorite found weighing about five tons.
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