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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
13
A puzzle page by Sidney SME CARTOONIST AMD AUTHOR WAL GWE features a baby carriage, a pair of roller skates, and a riddle about the safe with the great diamond. Readers are invited to submit the correct solution for prizes while notices reference local events and subscriptions.
Boundary lines and polling places listed for Huron City General Election on November 4 1930. Precincts cover sections north of the Chicago and Northwestern tracks with polling sites at Western Material Co building Wilson Barber Pugleys Heating and Plumbing City Hall Court House Cottage Inn and other local landmarks. Everett Curtis County Auditor lists the detailed divisions and locations.
Weekend visitors include Gutzman and Lois McGuire of Madison with Ming McGuire's parents. Winegar returned from Timber Lake. A. J. Ravenscroft and Ernest Gadow hunted at Swan Lake, with several ladies attending a Ree Heights R N A convention.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Staten and family were over Sunday guests at Negor Noe. The brief social note highlights a family gathering and hospitality.
The report details a Tuesday afternoon visit at the O H Fick home with a P EF chapter gathering hosted by Mrs W J Halbower, a four table bridge party for Mrs Maude Henry at the L M Henry home, the Mary Lane Study club event with Barbara Schroeder and Mrs Lesters Trotman, a 25 attendee lunch, Mrs Howard Kramer’s Vermillion visit, Miller high school Girl Reserves initiating new members, Halloween classroom parties, and a M E church chicken supper on Wednesday night.
Esmond and Miss Deane Paulson attended Hobo Day in Brookings on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ohlsen went to Yankton College homecoming, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wikle with child visited Sioux Falls relatives. Forestburg visitors Art Salter and family paid a Sunday call on J. D. Reedy. Jennie Caldazer of Garden City visiting W. M. Redfield. Fred Stratton and Dallas Parsley of Carmel Indiana hunted pheasants and visited J. D. Reedy. Parsley is Reedy’s brother-in-law. Esmond teachers plan November program. Rebekah pheasant dinner enjoyed Friday night. A. Olin of Carthage visited daughter Mrs. Hans Lorenz. Mrs. Ray Threadgold and daughter of Huron visited L. Brows. Gus Kellin of Omaha to paint Esmond water tank. work to finish this week.
Blunt residents and families from Blunt and nearby towns gathered Sunday for a pheasant hunt in eastern Hard County with attendees from Artesian Huron and Miller. Monday brought a large Royal Neighbor district meeting in Rec Heights, plus visits by Professor Howard Kramer and family. Minor injuries were reported in two auto accidents, and local social events included a Degree of Honor gathering and a note on rising French rabbit fur production valued at about 100 million dollars.
Gustavus Chison was born May 11, 843 in Boschils Barnarps Forsuinling Jonikepingsdale Siwedery and died October 24 in Forestburg around midnight at age six months and 75 days. He moved to America with Wisconsin settlers then to Yankteey county in 1872, later to Sanborn county, where he lived until 1981 before moving to Miner now Sanborn county. He was married to Mary Stel on October 7 1882. Twelve children were born to the union with four sons and eight daughters surviving along with ten grandchildren. He was a lifelong farmer and family man according to the obituary.
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