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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
10
Special correspondent reports on local visits and social gatherings in Bancroft and Brookings. Residents including Mildred Houston Viola Peterson Lois Hoover and Percy Peterson are noted at events. several families travel for visits and entertainment and church society activities are listed.
The Rev W M Redfield returned from Huron hospital and will preach Sunday A M Mrs Redfield led in his absence Local family visits include Mr and Mrs William Wilkens and children in Huron Cora Wiles left for Faribault Minn for an extended stay Alma Haberg of Lake Preston has been assigned mail carrier on the rural route Frank Titchards returned from Tarama Wash and more town residents spent Sunday with relatives in Esmond
Special Correspondent reports visits by Martin Chanderson of Kirkman and Mrs Mgr to Woonsocket with cousins. F D Johnsons visit Brookings. son Frances attends college there. County board meets to transact monthly business. Gent Theatre to show fire staking pictures Friday Saturday. Central West Public Service to move into new Woonsocket building November 10. Tiens lunches attended by W T Teams of Mitchell. talk on idolism. Woonsocket Commercial club to hold fall dinner at Woodmen Hall Monday night.
Desmet residents share family news and comings and goings. Mrs M J Leonard returns from Plainview to visit, Miss Rodney opens a Howard shop, Mrs W C Besselievre is ill, Aubrey H Sherwoods welcomes a daughter, Joan. L A Thune and Mrs Thune welcome a daughter at Iron Mountain. Mrs Leonard Kracht ill. Mrs L Pepper visits from Broadsend. Brookings reports Paul Warner in State College band and Fae Schlender, Blanche Green, Tommy Williamson in college clubs. Herman and Marshall Wilkinson return from Harrington to work in Drakota area for winter.
Laurel Joyner came back Saturday from the Black Hills after several weeks away. Thomas Askew left Tuesday for Minneapolis due to his brother’s serious illness and death. Nellie Weber returned to Camp Gsten a in the Black Hills Sunday after vacation with relatives. News from L W Perry and Jamil, now in Canada, says they are nicely settled. Mrs. William Filby had a minor operation at Pierre hospital last week and is recovering. The Haverly and Tagg families attended Mrs. Areth ar Abinearson's funeral in Onida Sunday. Mrs. Abinearson was a sister of Mrs. Tat and an aunt to the Haverly children. Frank Hawkins joined Mrs. Marsh in the hospital there.
Wayland residents joined the Aid Society event despite poor roads with many participants. Mrs Patterson hosted a quilting session and served lunch at 4 o clock. Myrtle Olson and Mrs Paulson traveled from North Dakota with relatives for extended visits, while Jack Heller returned from near Custer, South Dakota for a brief family visit.
A notice indicates EL J Williams has recently resigned from the position at the Armour Cream station. little more context is readable, but the action is a resignation and the name appears as EL J Williams.
Fred Wellington and family visited Madison this week to see Mrs Minnie Brown. The November Degree of Honor meeting was held in the O C F hall with a social hour and games. Pheasants remain plentiful as non residents hunt locally amid early snow. Mrs G I McElrath and others visited Brookings. students from the State college were guests. Harry McElrath visited his mother in Council Bluffs. Charles Peeke hosted a sale at his home and Charles Puleifer opened a service station on the Trail. Miss Darlene Bowman stays with the Haliback family while attending high school. Leona Stiner, teaching at Yale, visited home before returning to Yale. Union Ladies Aid planned December church bazaar. Missionary society served supper. Girl Reserves presented a program. C J House poultry dealer arranging Thanksgiving market with hundreds already purchased. Roy and wife hosted a tenth wedding anniversary gathering. Odd Fellows purchased a new battola for the main lodge room. August Lemke and family moved to Madison to run a garage. Owen Ory visiting parents Frank and Mrs Ory. he worked in a Salem garage.
A Danforth correspondent notes Patroll B 2 delivered supplies to the Ames store in Huron on Friday. Mr and Mrs RB Morrison retired Wednesday after a five weeks trip through the region.
The mailman stalled on Danforth Thursday and did not travel Friday, delaying Wessington Springs mail until Monday. Doctors could not reach Spring Lake district due to voids. A death reported in Rose Hill township. Mrs. Alec Ross, 75, died after falling in her basement steps and was buried in Rose Hill cemetery. Sheep thefts target Mittlestadt and Lose. 58 and 14 head stolen, carcasses found, thieves used garage to load sheep into trucks.
Mr and Mrs G. Reeve and Mr and Mrs Emmet Telcamp with children from Aurora visited at H. C. Cheney’s home Sunday. Mrs Reeve is Cheney’s sister and Telcamp’s niece. Miss Bereyle Streeter is ill at home with an attack of appendicitis. The Star club was entertained by Mrs J. G. Hagen Wednesday night. Miss Anna Dawes of Plankinton and her sister Bertha of Trail City were mentioned in the section.
The Loyal Rebekah lodge met Thursday night. The charter was draped for departed sister Mrs. J W Montgomery. Allen Schoeler and John Bartkoski left for Courtney North Carolina after working here. Marvin Carson is absent from school due to a throat abscess. Logan Wood returned to school after illness. Milton Brock from Broadland stays with H W Winther during bad weather and attends school. Miss Enid Martin Dorothy Cotwell and Fern Harrington were guests at a wild duck supper at A B Custer home Tuesday night. Glen Motzke, enroute from Brookings to Virgil, stopped over Saturday night and visited Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Roy E B Bonilla and their children from Selah Washington arrived Tuesday night to visit Mr and Mrs Earl Russell before heading to Wisconsin to make their home. Jones Brothers shipped a carload of hogs to Sioux City on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Seeley were at the John Miller home Sub By.
Mrs Pratt was a business caller in Huron Monday Miss Low Harding of Garden was a visitor at the Gene Harding home Weel 1 Sheldon Rees e and family of Huron were Sunday callers at the F B Reese Hone here Mr and Mrs James Lawrence of Huron were Sunday visitors at the A Mange home here Mr and Mrs Moon were weekend visitors tn Dé Smet Mr and Mrs Walstrom and son of Ganton and Mrs Albert Buholz and daughter of Bridgewater were weekend visitors at the home of their sister Mrs Ryger Mr and Mrs Hoeder and family were Sunday guests at thea ootel home in Cavour Mrs Nell Archenbeau and children of Timber Lake are visiting at the Greeman home The Archenbeau family is going to settle on a farm near Bestelline Mr Larsen Mr Tieman and Mr Zeigler from the Larsen Hardware company of Sioux Falls have been hunting with BEO Vondracek the past week Dr Beck and Dr Townsend of Mobile Ala and Dr Becks son of Florida were in the vicinity the past tew days hunting Walter Pautz has been painting the house recently vacated by the Ruger family Preparations are being completed for the church bazaar to be given at St Williams churen Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuehl traveled to Brookings on Saturday for a holiday visit. Miss Stiner stayed at home in Wessington over the weekend. Marie Marsh from Huron paid a Sunday visit to the F. W. Marsh home. Miss Wright spent the weekend at her Hitchcock home. Marguerite and Catherine Dayla of Huron visited relatives nearby.
Judge Frank R. Fisher plans to travel to Redfield to preside over the regular term of court. Mr and Mrs Paul Overgaard, parents of Mrs Morrison Sims of Wilmar Minnesota, are visiting the Sims home. Mr and Mrs Joseph T Sims, Mr and Mrs Harry J Sims of Brandon Wisconsin visited here this week.
The community reports marriages licenses issued to Richard Kost and Clara hoth of Ree Heights and toft Stapp of Borkham and Nurtie je of Redfield. The closed Citizens bank plans 10 percent civilian payout before January 1, totaling 70 percent paid. eight quarters remain to complete the 4 percent. The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles Siegling celebrated October 30 with relatives from the state and Iowa, visiting from Towan since 1882. Residents from Shakopee Minn report E. O. Beck treating rheumatism there. Walter Schmider, Mr and Mrs Mack Miller and B. J. Dunn traveled from Orient at week’s start. Judge Fisher and Wayne Fisher pursue Vermillion law studies. Oluf Peterson and Mrs. O. W. Lee plan moves toward Horeca.
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