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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
5
Neighborhood news from Bancroft highlights residents visiting relatives in Huron Sioux Falls and Mitchell, with a large list of weekend trips, baptisms, school events, a rally day at the Bancroft Sunday school, and a storm sale by the Tibbetts. Several neighbors travel to Aberdeen and Iowa for family or farming matters.
Johnston was summoned to Cleary to assist her sister, with Ank Young 3 listed as recovering.
Fawn Cavour nh V Smal rural mail carrier spent Sunday at Blanc with his brother Dors Smal and family. Mrs S H Smal and Mrs S Kauth spent the weekend with friends at Highmare. Joseph Delvaux farmer and stock raiser of Richland township plans improvements to his house including a 64 foot porch. Mr Barnes of Huron cites the work. EF L Johnson lays the Hinkley foundation this week. Robert Zelt of Sanborn county visited Cavour Monday. Cavour Ladies Aid meets Mrs Lloyd Lindquist Thursday afternoon. Prof and Mrs Glen Weldon of Coude were Cavour callers after attending M EB conference at Huron. John Farnan had the front of his restaurant painted white. Mr and Mrs Schoomaker announce the birth of a daughter last week. Mrs Schoomaker was Miss Haze Atz before marriage.
Carpenter Maynard Opsahl took a business trip to Aberdeen on Thursday while George Keuhn and Jami traveled to Estelline on Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest Fountain of Bancroft visited her daughter Mrs. Carl Andrews, returning home with Fountain who visited Sunday. Mrs. Smuth of Clark and Mrs. Nels Madsen with her father Mr. Hoey drove to Arlington on Tuesday. Hoey stayed longer with relatives. Mrs. Thompson and daughter of Huron were guests at the Frank Hannigan home Thursday. Leo Williams and O. E. Cressy attended a conference inur last week. Bottger and sons Erwin and Floyd were Huron visitors on Tuesday. Ms. Berry visited friends in Huron then returned to Mrs. Hannigan’s home. Frank Bottger and Arthur Madsen went to Clark Wednesday to serve on a jury but were dismissed and went home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hicks were visitors in Huron Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Saese and sons Otto and Walter motored to Minnesota for an extended visit with relatives.
Highmore residents report travel for land business to Lake Preston and Blunt. Alfred Sanderson from Holden Alberta visits Burton home relatives at Penn. Rev M A Chase attended M E conference in Huron. Lucille Quirk elected freshman class secretary at University of South Dakota and pledged to Kappa Alpha Theta. Dr McCart leases veterinary practice from Dr Scott and moves family. Dr and Mrs Scott relocate to Watertown.
The Rev and Mrs H H Stroh left for McCook Nebraska after visiting Bes Mogek and relatives in Alpena. Thelma Munson returned for the weekend as she teaches at Westport. Emil Mogek and family moved into the Neuharth barber shop building for repair work in Lehr garage. Will Waldren’s child operated on for appendicitis in Mitchell. Seidschlaw family visited Willow Lake relatives. W F M S met with Mary Hatch. devotions led by Misa Eaton. Commercial Club met at I O O F hall with games and oyster supper. Charles Hatch and wife dined with Mary Hatch then headed to Huron. Austin Barber home from Vermillion for weekend. brought Vernon Clark and Mrs Gertis Manwaring to Huron. Walter Staith visited his mother Mrs H Sellers. Norwegian Ladies Aid met Mrs O M Pederson. next meeting planned around Mrs Anna Pederson’s Alpena home. Mrs Frank Plate had tonsil surgery and stayed with John Funke. Rev Mr Grayman family noted.
Residents traveled from Mitchell to Yankton Tripp and Groton visiting radio stations and kin. J Kiehlbough and daughter from Scotland joined Gus Winter home guests. Ed Everhart and Wintersteen from Parker called on J W Murphy family. Nearby gatherings included Teveldahl Burr Oak hosts and Yegre family weekend plans. Japanese girls and wireless inquiry note adds odd civil script. Chuckburn Burns returns from South America with three straight wins.
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