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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
14
Bad roads and heavy snows delay the Ladies Ald meeting at Mrs Elmer Becks and the Ced ar Ladies Bazaar and chicken supper. Mo To. Margarette Kyburts tonsil removal at Miller hospital. Local residents report road trouble interfering with farm and hauling work.
Special correspondent reports visits and travels among Bancroft residents and neighbors through the week. Names include Kobnert, Bankert, Perry, Wertz, Costello, Riddle, Anderson, Larson, Fountain, Custard, Peterzad, Tencks, Maass, Davis, Frye, and others. activities cover weekend visits, trips to Huron and Mitchell, a high school carnival on November 22, and a practice game at Cavour.
Special corraeggment reports strained travel after a funeral at Rowe Hill due to poor roads. Archie Geiver hosted a pheasant dinner with Lewellen and Beuter families. Miss Viva Gandy moved to Harbor for private home work. Archie Geiver sold poultry at the Hi Way store and the Carl Weber farm sale drew a good crowd with all items sold. R. E. Morrison and son shipped goods by truck.
Three car loads of cattle were sent to Wossington Springs and shipped to Sioux City. Bem Mittlestadt drove two new sedans to the market. The Ladies Aid met at the Whitcell house. Howard Morrison hauled two loads of calves to Nebraska. Machevich and Hthawer drove cattle to Sioux City Friday.
Special correspondent reports on visits of R P Sedam to Dilier area and social gatherings. families return from trips. injuries and recoveries. residents relocate for schooling. Armistice day observances and school activities. harvest events postponed due to bad roads. junior orchestra organized. local church conference slated. several weekend visitors and student performances noted. roads remain poor for rural travel.
Mrs Fry hosted five tables of an evening gathering with prizes for Mrs Hubert and consolation for Mrs Cheney. Water pressure restored after reservoir repairs. Visitors from Sioux Falls and Wolsey relations arrived for a short visit. Arden enrolled in Wolsey Deblia school. Local groups plan meetings with initiations and missionary society hosting duties shared among several ladies. Esther Rawstein assisted with house cleaning duties at Mr Privett’s residence.
Lane special correspondent reports the birth of a daughter Tuesday at the Brandenburg home with Mrs. Brandenburg and Mr. Brandenburg’s family noted. Several local families including Schwabauer Painter Campbell Hoover and Noltensmier are mentioned with visits and gatherings in Brookings and nearby towns.
Local residents and visitors share events from farm life to family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Louis Jonson and Mr and Mrs Frank Bathe hosted guests while Mr and Mrs Herb Frier moved to Will Burnicon's home. Mrs and Mrs Harold Rogers and son of Los Angeles visited at their home on Wednesday. Harve Meink of Rapid City visited last week with his sister Miss Zelpha Metal. Franklim Heyer returned from Mitchell hospital after mother sought medical care. Camp Fire Girls held a party at Mary Stewart’s home with games and a lynch served. Pawlowski retires from farming and moves with wife to a new home they built. Mrs Wilbur Cowman and baby returned home from Ammon Loma. Mrs Gertrude Rau and George Hall of Woonsocket visited Fred Bag’s home. Mrs Mary Mack of New Hampton, Pa, is visiting relatives here. Mrs Roy Buts visited friends in Woonsocket Sunday.
IRGIE special correspondent reports corn busking progress with yields from five to twenty five bushels per acre. A Virgil carnival on rough roads drew praise for a grade school program and net returns of thirty seven dollars. Local births, class plays, sermons, visits, and home moves fill a busy community page with names like Darnell Lee Maunders and Frank Matzke noted among others.
FHARROLD report covers a Catholic church supper next Tuesday and a burial in Omaha after a sister’s death from pneumonia. It also mentions Mrs Woodruff’s return home, Miss C F Wilson visiting from Burlington, Bert Hall in town from Pierre, a Red Cross Roll Call, Rev Fountate arriving from Meade County to pastor the Methodist church, and Hughes County sheriff visiting on Monday.
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