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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
11
An advertisement repeats the Huronite office phone 4151, urging readers to contact the ad taker for information or submissions. The terse note emphasizes a single contact method and location cue for respondent outreach.
Classified rates for Reader Style and Display ads are listed by The Huronite with per word charges, column inch pricing, and cash with order policy. Payment in advance is required and a Western Union messenger may be used for collection. mail orders must include cash.
A simple two insertions of an inexpensive classified advertisement brought a lost pup back to its owner. The notices prompted neighbors and passersby to look out for the dog and confirm the address, leading to a swift reunion.
A fragmented society page item lists names and events from Beadle County South Dakota. It recounts births, visits, and local happenings around Huron with references to families, veterans, and community figures, alongside mortgage foreclosures and property notices.
Local residents spent weekends visiting relatives across nearby towns including Ree Heights Orient and Highmore. Hunting trips to Mills and Black Hills, several illnesses noted, and community events such as dances and a Thanksgiving dinner plan highlighted weekly activity in the Mitchell area. Notable people mentioned include the Braden and Cowan families, Ed Fawcett in Chicago, and various local clubs and churches.
Wessington Springs and surrounding towns saw a range of visits over the weekend. Miss Hirde stayed at her Mitchell home while Dana Brown enjoyed Brookings. Dorothy Parsons from Sioux Falls dropped by, and R A Phillips of Central West Public Service visited Woonsocket on business. Mrs. W Woodward and daughter Preyce Eileen traveled from Yankton to visit Mrs. Delort Reed. Mr. and Mrs. C F Newcomb and Mrs. Cora Ball visited Lee McDonald’s home in Wessington Springs on Sunday.
Doland Selena Rebekah lodge No 115 held a regular meeting with a program on Monday evening. Mrs Cora Thompsorm read a paper and an one act play was presented by several members. A music contest and a game were run, lunch served by a committee, and guests included Miss Jane Bar ney. Two graduates from the University of Minnesota nursing school visited family. Double Four Bridge club entertained at Mrs Fred Kiteman’s home with two tables of bridge and prizes.
Dutch East Indies tea producers and experts travel to Ceylon to propose a plan reducing tea exports from Ceylon, British India, and the Dutch East Indies by 15 percent for the next five years.
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