Classified notices and mortgage foreclosure from Huron paper
Classified advertising rates for the Evening Huronite and a formal notice of hearing in County Court Beadle County South Dakota along with a foreclosure sale under mortgage on Beadle County real estate. Includes names Edna Smart Banks H. Chester Gareau John Benney Mabel Foxton James R. Watson and legal dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Pitty
South Dakota
Beale
John Benney
Edna ‘Smart Banks
Sadie Smart de Mass
H. Chester Gareau
Edna Smart Banks
M. F. West
Beadle
A. B
H.W. Markey
John L. Foxton
Mabel F. Foxton
James R. Watson
Danville
Illinois
P. C
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beatles County
Beadle County
City of
Lews
Con R. Huntley
Hagen & Hagen
Allortisys
Gems Of Peril S Continued From Feature Page
De Loma escapes to the elevator and breathes relief as a tall man recognizes her aboard. He removes his hat and greets Missy Harkness, surprise mixing with recognition before the scene ends with a tease.
Work Rush Under Way on USD Coyote Yearbook
Vermillion November 2 The Coy ote yearbook project at the University of South Dakota is near completion after delays due to contract signings. Editor Bill Southworth announces a large staff with editors George Greer Jeanne Kearney and John Adams and assorted department heads. Freshman pictures will be taken before Thanksgiving with three remaining classes scheduled through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Coyote
Bill Southworth
George Greer
Sioux Malis
Jeanne Kearney
Watertown
John Adams
Sioux Falls
Helen Chausee
Oteer Haff
Aljis ‘West
Franklin Brady
Beresford
Keller Higbee
George Green
Marlon Caldwell
Toandle
Rosélida Simons
Belle Fourche
Heles Chausee
Charlotte Shannard
Bridgewater
Aberdeen
Marjorie Burns
Huron
Protests Triggered by Proposed Feed Oil and Meal Rate Hikes
South Dakota officials filed protests with the Interstate Commerce Commission against proposed rate increases on linseed oil from Minneapolis and cottonseed meal and cake from southwestern mills. The state board of railroad commissioners contends current rates are already high and would harm livestock feeders and producers relying on large feed purchases during drought. Shipments into South Dakota are up this year due to drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Inter~state Commerce Commission
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
State Board
Interstate Commerce
Minneapolis
Southwest
South Dakota Board
Fire truck purchase ruled beyond county legal authority
Pierre November 23. County commissioners cannot legally buy a fire truck to protest private property. The attorney general's office informed D. M. Hoders, state's attorney at Mitchell. Davison county commissioners were asked to provide a truck after Mitchell fire department stopped responding outside city limits to avoid higher city fire insurance rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Attorney General's
D. M. Hoters
Mitchell
Rogers
Davison County
Mitchell Fire Department
Eastern Faculty On Program At Mitchell Meeting
Eastern State Normal School staff members will appear at programs for special groups at the S D A meeting in Mitchell this week. Speakers include Miss Wiles Garratt on reading remediation, Miss Freda Nanuet on free work periods, L N Peave on job sheets in industrial arts, and Mrs Eugene B Barnes on state organization responsibilities. Graduates Mina Mary Jean Rensch Roger D Whas ty and HL J o tertown will participate in round table discussions on English teaching and science exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Mitchell Madison
Eastern State Normal School
S.D. A
Mitchell
Wiles Garratt
Reading
Freda Nanuet
Washington School
Whensbjott
L. N. Peave
Eugene B. Barnes
Mina Mary Jean Rensch
Pierre
J. = iotertown
Joalar
Yankton Girl Wins Junior Prom Queen Popular Vote
Yankton as Miss Ray, popular student on Yankton college campus, won the Junior prom queen election by popular vote for a second time in three years. She had been dubbed the "It girl" and was chosen from eight candidates with her identity kept secret until prom night. In nearby Ashton, George Boyer, a twelve year old boy soprano, won first place at the Redfield discovery night program with solos and piano numbers earning a cash prize. Births outpaced deaths in Meade County in October, totaling 18 births and 12 deaths along with 12 marriages and 3 divorces, per clerk Christine Nichols. The Watertown welfare association raised $200 from charity screenings, and Lake Horden announced the recess appointment of Peter Koistinen as postmaster once arrangements are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Phil Ray
Yankton College
Miss Ray
Borur
Greyhound
Ray
Nay
Vera’ Nyrop
Neligh
Neb
Ashton
George Boyer
Lyrie Theatre
Redfield
Discovery Night
George
Eugene Field
al Jolxon
Wilson
Messina
The
Theatre Management
Sturgis
Meade
Christine Nichols
Deets Inaugurates Series of Lectures in Vermillion
Vermillion on Friday night saw L E Deets of the University of South Dakota inaugurate nine lectures on The Changing Community in an Automobile Civilization. He outlined shifts in modern life such as credit economy, weaker emphasis on permanence of abode, smaller homes, a shift from child bearing to child rearing, more agencies drawing children from home, relaxed parental control, earlier schooling, and rising comfort yet growing dissatisfaction from unmet desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Deets
University of South Dakota
Deeis
West River Livestock Protective Association Meets
At Philip South Dakota the West River Livestock Protective Association passed resolutions urging repeal of House Bill No 265 to empower the governor to parole penitentiary prisoners on warder advice and support a state police for livestock thieves. A second resolution asks the state highway department to train road patrolmen to enforce permits for motor trucks carrying livestock, including consignor consignee and date of haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip, Philp
Theeri
West River Livestock Protective Association
State Highway Department
Highmore Boys Plan Inter-Patrol Rally
Highmore Boy Scouts split into Ravens and Beavers for an interpatrol rally with a trophy marked Banner patrol. Officers were elected Monday evening and the Ravens won Monday night as the contest progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Ravens
Douglas Ray
Lloyd Lindstrom
Ageistart
John An
Doc Hami Falentine
Royal Dunlap
Asdister
Welcome Landing
Scribe
Kennth Tomter
Robert White
Side
Fugene Blogmenrader
Virgil Hanwoo
Donald Ryan
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle County Listings
Real estate transfers furnished by Beadle County Abstracts and Title Co record several deeds. Fayard A Pugeley transfers to T F Hagerty in Huron for $1 with noted lot and block details. Edward Newhart to Union Realty Co. in Sioux Falls area, defined by lot and block numbers. Albin Franzen to Lloyd Astlerson with street mention. A M Urquhart to Henry Halter in Hur on for $1 with lot and block references. Prospect Park Association transfer noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Abstract’ & Title Co
Fayard A. Pugeley
T. F. Agnes Hagerty
Huron
Weir
Edward Newhart
Union Realty Co
Sioux Faux
M. D
Albin Franzen
Lloyd
Astlerson
St Ny
A.M. Urquhart
Henry Halter
Prospect Park
Furom
Christmas Seal Sale Opens in Harai County
Meg A J Jamison chairs the Christmas seal sale in Harai County with November 7 set as the opening date. The event, led by Miller, aims to raise funds for holiday relief and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand County
A. J. Jamison
Harai
Christmas Gift Demonstration by Bonilla Extension Club
The Bonilla extension club held a Christmas gift demonstration in November at a local venue. Specially noted were displays and activities highlighting community crafts and charitable giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Bonilla Extension Club
Outlook Bright for Duck Hunters in South Dakota
PIERRE ND Nov 28 39 The future duck hunting in South Dakota looks promising says O I Johnson director of state game and fish department after his tour of the lake region in the northeast. He reports thousands of ducks stopping on state waters with mallards predominant though a sprinkling of other species. Regulations limiting open season to 31 days and varied shooting dates are said to be nearly as effective as a closed season. He notes birds staying where not molested and predicts a comeback next year with favorable water conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Johnson
Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Harry Cotman
Marshall Counts
Jolsom
Sisseten
City Hall collects poll tax warnings and penalties
Warning on poll tax payments credits a few residents who paid after the first notice. Pay before the third warning to avoid penalties. Reminders state payments may be made at City Hall or to the collector.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Sidney Smith
Reprengl
Hurronite
Elaughlin Nohfen'& CO
Epertits
Wollmann and
Jay
Hemealer
Green Ambulance
Wikert Funeral Home, Inc
Ifwron
South Baketa
Evalne Agency
Physicians & Surgeons
Benj. Thomas
Masonic Temple
W.L. Matlock
Lampe
B. Taylor
Natl Bk
Jecosteopating Physicians & Surgeons
Phose
E E Burdick
Dr. Mahafvs
Toms Building
Iowa
Idaho
Sigthe
Montana
W. Bager Adjustment Co
Mehu St
C. H. Weir
Kansas Ave
S. E
Melvaine
Ninth Street
Best & Willems. Co
M. L. Tichenor
Nebr. Ave
Haron
Best & Williams
East Srd Street
Sumner
Qaly ‘Tho Dan
Tom
Les
Bost
Hurouite
D. H. Bates
Virgil
Albee Co
Fifth Ave
New York
Rawleigh
Clark
de Smel
Howard
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Minn
Lake Preston
de Smet
Mian
Ecklund
Bolles & Rogers Heron
Soren, Johansen
Wisconsin
Shirley de Shon
J. Garfield West
Jersey
Hampshire
Jbears
Walter Wormstadt
Ape Es Ee
Poland
China
Mr. Jones
Ri. J. Jones
TOM “Barron
Dassonville
Wessington
S. Oak
Henry
Lowe
West Cemetery
Barthell
Henry Lee
17Th St
Funeral Hoffman Floral & Honey Co
Call
Kielman's Paint Shop
Rie
Dak. Ave
St Kansas
Por Sale
FORD
A. Lee J. G. Hicks
Chase Service
Dakota Finance Corporation
Farmers & Merchants Bank
G—Typewriter Service
South
Frits
Anna A Foley
Tina Schuster
J.P. Sauer
Avenaeus
Adatralia
Cartle
Amchor
James River Implement Co
D. A. H. Steive
de Loina
Missy Harkness
de Loma
United Welfare Association
Lake
Horden
Peter E.koistinen
Ois
Mir
Koistines
Deets
O. K. Johnson
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Huron - Pierre
Heron
Frank
Wolsey
Hinron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!