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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
11
Rates listed for daily and monthly classified display and line ads with separate sizes. Notices warn readers to avoid up front payments, with tips to verify employment and business offers. Local contact details and cautions from The Evening Huronite included.
A cluttered 1930s court notice compendium covers a mortgage foreclosure sale by Midland National Life Insurance Company on property in Beadle County, plus summonses in multiple circuit court cases, public bids for school transport, and assorted local notices from Huron South Dakota with dates, parties, and contact details.
Doland and Shore families plus the Leveson household hosted and visited in Redfield and Aberdeen. Alice Hubin and Norma Lockwood joined family gatherings. Olaf Langeland recuperates in St Luke's after appendicitis, while Belva Lockwood from Cicero visits Norm Lockwood. Community groups met, a Welter Doenitz sendoff at Selena Rebekah lodge included Susie Steely and Bessie Hubin, and several out of town visitors joined a lunch.
Carthage residents Windedah and spouse visited Huron on Tuesday. Unity club dance Monday drew a large crowd with Johnson's Orchestra providing music. Movie show manager Gilbride closed the venue through Wednesday. D P Amsbury expected to resume in charge. H O Culver moved from Mears hotel to newly purchased house vacated by the Fred Johnson family. Miss Leis Lee visited Frances Holcomb in Huron last weekend. Mr and Mrs Q H Olson of Rochester Minnesota visited Mrs Bertha Oleson last week. Mrs W W Fox and children Gloria Jean and Billy of Miller spent Sunday with relatives here. Archie Hiley and baby daughter returned home Sunday from Canova hospital. Mrs A W McCawley of Rapid City spent Sunday with relatives. Dr and Mrs Burman and son Bobby spent Monday in Huron. Guy Weigold, Dr G E Burman, John Henning, N W Meyer and son Raymond, and A S Bens left Thursday to hunt deer in the Black Hills for a few days.
Wessington residents report visits and updates as William Boyle of Great Falls renews acquaintances in town. The Degree of Honor lodge plans its November meeting with Alma Seiver to be advanced to adult status and lunch served. Births are announced for Mr. and Mrs. Hans Zerfas and for Mr. and Mrs. Joba Heilman. Will Major, a patient at Wessington hospital, shows improvement. Clarence Coop and family visit Huron friends. Government officials O W Hallback and W J Eshler conduct business in Huron. The Hutchinsons relocate to rooms over Citizens National Bank. Fred Dessonville recovers from a serious auto accident. Sadie Bingaman visits near Madison. Mrs. G C Derr and daughter Evely spent Tuesday in Huron.
Forestburg community notes report Web Ferguson improving though hospitalized. Local shooters Briggs Gere and Williams active in pheasant outing. Visitors at various homes, including Jansen and Larson households. Funeral for Gus Oblson held at Lutheran church. Presbyterian Ladies Aid schedules meeting and bazaar setup. Hinde planning Rochester clinic visit. Moses shower honors Mrs. Harold Moses. Band performs at Republican rally. out of town mourners attend Gus Chison funeral.
Lulare b. L. Goodrich visited Tulare field hospital Tuesday afternoon for medical care. Albert Zibell and daughters Martha and Email were visitors Monday at their daughter Casper’s home, recently ill with bronchial trouble. A Halloween party for third to sixth graders occurred Wednesday at Tulare school with themed lunch. Whist club gathered at Gwendolyn Nicholl's home, with Mrs Roy Leonard and daughter Ellen among guests. Henry Hilkemeier hosted guests from Fred Hilkemeier and John Polak injured after a horse kicked him last week.
A fragmentary scene follows Celia and a young man named Barney as they walk in silence. Celia speaks softly about her feelings while John Mitchell enters a new moment, hinting at continuation.
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