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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1930
Page
11
A historical notice outlines classified ad rates and terms from November 1, 1928 for the Huronite. It lists word rates, insertion counts, column inch pricing, cash with order policy, and cautions against unreliable solicitations, urging readers to contact the Classified Advertising Manager of The Evening Huronite with multiple phone numbers.
Sidney Smith reports on local events in Iroquois including Missionary Society women representing the group at a meeting of the late W. H. M.S. of the Methodist church. Delegates from Potter County attended the Bureau convention, visiting former pastor Rev. J. M. Hunter and wife. Martha Sullivan suffered a dislocated elbow from a horseback mishap, healing with medical care. Catholic church held a turkey shoot, bazaar, and dinner with Aberdeen orchestra. J. T. Liddle returned from Mitchell after Weslyan university directors meeting. Local residents visited relatives during Armistice Day. Shell gas station manager O. D. Rhowder relocated to Huron. Carl Quade spent Armistice Day with wife and son. Club of the Hour met at K. C. Brown’s home with Mesdames Brown, Dicky, and Greer hosting.
Manchester and surrounding community report illnesses visits and social events. Bernard Gartland suffers influenza under doctor care. W A Close and Mrs Bowen visit friends. Altar society card party successful. Lloyd Sherman regaining health and aims to return to school. Dewey Glosser visits Curley family. Mrs A E Rogers hosts Sioux Falls guests. Koehne and Scoffield visit city schools. Birthday Club honors Mrs Bowes. Bazaar and supper at Bancroft. Keller wins ten dollar gold piece. Turkey dinner at Iroquois. multiple locals attend. J E Woodall ships turkeys. Eugene Cool family moves from Keller building to Bancroft. Sherman and Baird return with father’s body to Shenandoah. Miss Mayme Harvey home from Nettleton College. Chautauqua program by local women draws large crowd. Morning address by Mrs J W Proper. afternoon concert by Brequois trio and W D Allen. Evening play features several local women and performers.
Carthage residents report entertaining and visits including Mra Oscar Morrell and Mrs Jack Cavanaugh hosting the Carnation group. Hub Potter guests in Carthage. Dr Burman Meyers and friends returned from a Hills hunting trip with one deer. Gordon Ritchie injured in horseback accident. Mrs W W Fox family visiting Miller relatives. local clubs host card games and 500 events. Ohn Thompson dies near Esmond. burial at Glenview cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Dick Wessel and daughter Grace along with Mr and Mrs L Skeikampf and Mr and Mrs HE Schamber and families from west of Virgil visited the Evenson home in Alpena on Sunday.
Bas cobel visitors hunt pheasants as C E Yahn and son stay a week. Highmore marriage unites Beverly Hatch and Herbert Diede with Rev. Hughes officiating. Northern visitors include Lyle Freeman clan, Griebel and Youngs kin. Neighbors alarm 79th birthday celebration for Mrs. G H Youngs as Aberdeen and Monroe trips unfold. Community members attend football, operetta, and high school events while others relocate homes along highway No. 14.
St Lawrence residents visit Mitchell over the weekend as Eva Frett and son Wilmer stay with sister Mrs Fannie Ross. Pred Altano travels to Mt Vernon to join his wife. Lenna O Neill reports a near wreck after colliding with migrating geese. Miss Dorothy Danberg left Miller High for local high school. Fern Cox hosts the Past Noble Grands. a teen training group meets at the parsonage. A man named Taylor forged several checks here and was found wanted in Clinton for theft and forging about 150 dollars. J T O Neill hosts about ten from Ottos School on Friday.
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Marie Christensen and Mer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norbeck with two sons from Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer and Fred Nelson of Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lenz at Diesen North Dakota, Mrs. Nelson and daughter Minsie, and F Temptean of Kulm, N.Y. Also John Brugger and Miss Martha Irbell visited Huron, Caspar Brugger and Leonard Reed homes. Vernon Brugger, a Vermillion university student, was among delegates to attend the WC A and M C A convention in Madison. Mrs. E Koester and Mr. and Mrs. Ly White were Redfield callers Thursday.
Hand teachers gathered at the courthouse Saturday afternoon for a meeting with good attendance. A varied program was aired including several tales and stories.
The account notes Willie spent six hours to road and down a hill. He traveled at one and one half miles per four miles per hour while descending. The hill was calculated at six and three quarters miles to the top. He ascended in four and a half hours and descended in one and a half hours.
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