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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
15
The Evening Huratuite lists 1528 classified rates per word and per column inch with minimum charges and display options. It warns against paying money up front for employment ads and urges readers to use caution with suspicious propositions while notifying the Classified Acting Manager at The Evening Huratuite for tips on scams.
A notice outlines mortgage default and foreclosure proceedings in Beadle County South Dakota. It lists the mortgagees the property description South Half of Usenet Quarter West Half of Southern Quarter Section 29 and other legal details, with sums due including principal interest and attorney fees. The sale is set for November 20 1923 at ten o'clock in the morning at the front door of the court house in Huron Beadle County South Dakota.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rail and son of Bele Fourche were guests of their daughter Mrs Adiel Wahl and family in Alpena Wednesday. Mrs Wahl and family hosted a Friday visit. A Thursday evening party with twenty guests featured ornate decorations and cheerful companionship.
Local notes report a carload of soft coal arriving for the Bonilla Furmers Union. It mentions visits by Mueller and sons of Swansside Minnesota and by Mr and Mrs Jim Rush of Tulare Halph. Other items note junior class play at Hitchcock, local visits, and a candy prize for high school ticket sellers with a November 9 deadline.
Mrs George Hansen and Mrs Maynard Denman visited Chirk on Wednesday. A youth group attended a masked skating party at Clark on Tuesday. Miss Wicks won a prize for best costume. Jake and Pete Gross arrived Friday after several weeks in the southern state picking corn. Mr Carter died Saturday at his son Ralphs home after a long illness. Fine ice was held at these events.
The page records a flurry of social activity in Watertown and nearby areas. Otto Sasse and cousin hunted pheasants near the southern part of town. Paul Wagner and a friend from Cedar Rapids stayed at the Oscar Arisen home during hunting season. The Sanitary Market owned by William Thomsen of Raymond and Byron Krebs face/returned home after a store tenure. Residents hosted visits with relatives and friends, attended dinners and birthday remembrances, and noted travel between Watertown, Huron, and nearby towns during November.
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