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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
11
Fragmentary notice appears to advertise a service titled professional Swedish maskage. It mentions poisons caused by the flu and a contact phone number 8546, with unclear names or organizational references. The readable items suggest a hazardous or fringe service claim with minimal verifiable details.
South Dakota notice outlines a court ordered sale of real estate in Beadle and Deuel counties under an insolvency order. Competitive sealed bids due December 9, 1929, with a 2:00 p.m. sale. mortgage foreclosure also announced for December 9 1929 at 10:09 a.m. in Beadle County. Also includes administration notice for the estate of A G Eberhart and a summons in Beadle County for Louise Edwards heirs in a quiet title suit.
A partial legal notice records service requirements for a Sioux Falls complaint dated October 1929, with Warren & Fairbank attorneys for the plaintiff. The text also notes Miss Belzer taking charge of classes as a student departs by car for Rapid City to attend the South Dakota B A event.
Ollie Lewellen visited his wife and children in Miller. H. E. Geiver and family of Wes sington visited the Floyd Hartchin sea home in Miller last week. Charles Donahue and Joe O'Hara building a new cattle shed. Mrs. J. N. Winsell shipped turkeys for the Thanksgiving trade. The Archie Geiver family called at the Reg Rose home last week. Rose plans a farm sale in January before moving to Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Minghe of Mitchell left by car for the coast after visiting Hand county relatives. Carl Seldike and Don Helleman hauled fat cattle to the Sioux Falls market. The Roy Butte farm sale held Monday. Butte an early Hand county settler. Dave Barrett installed a telephone last week. Mrs. Bob Winsell recovered from illness. The Pinochle club played eight games at the Winsell home. Winsell and Pete Geiver were losers. Miss Trene Roach and students gave a program at Breese school Thursday. attendance was low due to cold. Lunch served. Miss Tiedie and Gel yer school pupils joined with Knndt school of Jeradid country for a program. A lovek noted. Lillian Gelyer of Miller visits relatives here each Sunday.
Dr Hoagland of Muéhall district superintendent delivered a sermon at the Virgil Sunday Methodist Church. He was introduced by Rev Washburn as a large attendance gathered despite Thanksgiving travel for services and a teachers convention. J R Splerr tarily drove to Ree Beights to help celebrate the forty third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs R Spi ers Sr. Several family birthdays were also noted. Mr and Mrs Faneger and family of Virgil and George Fanger of Harrold visited the M Schipperreit home south of Hunton Sunday.
Harrold reports H Bijerman and wife leaving Friday for Florida to spend the winter. Mrs Thowag Tanch returned from Alliance Ohio after visiting a daughter. The Altar society held its annual bagaar last week. E M Mumford of Pierre visited on Hughes Sunday school association business. Mrs Tutin returned from Iowa to attend a funeral for brother Irving Peterson as family visit Stoux County friends.
Special Manchester correspondent reports visits by Rev and Mrs J W Proper of Bancroft to friends in Manchester. News of moving belongings to Madison for a Tuesday visit, weekend calls by Mr and Mrs G Barnes, and a high school principal Theo Bervir among local residents and families sharing time with relatives and friends.
Norma Paige greets Dundee on the stairs and flags his bad job hunt as he plans to work from his room using a rented typewriter. He feigns cheer while plotting a private phone call and hopes for a fresh lead as the day closes.
Fragmentary timetable notes train connections from Huron at 2 45 p m to Wolsey 3 38 p m and Plarry 7 00, and from Pierre 6 30 a m with a southbound connection from Wat 407 at 10 40 a m arriving Huron 10 45 a m.
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