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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
15
Sidney Smith presents advertising rate details for The Dye Ring Furonite effective November 1 152. The note warns payable in advance for classified listings and cautions readers to avoid upfront payments and deposits, advising contact with The Evening Huronite Classified Advertising Manager for suspicious propositions.
Minutes show Huron board adopting bids for Layne North Central Company to drill two artesian wells, approving site selection, and arranging financing and contracts. Adjourned sessions cover sidewalk assessments, city attorney review, and future hearings for objections on October 27 1931.
Highmore resident Leona Ringer taught Rochford after a weekend at her Highmore home. Her brother Mrs. Ben Ringer will visit Hills for several weeks. Mrs G A Thompson of Huron stayed in Highmore visiting sister Mrs HLG Perkins attended an Aberdeen visit for the football game between the two Dakota universities. Mrs H W Grace and Miss Bernice Swanson, matron and associate matron of chapter O B S, attended.
Danforth The Axchie and Peter Geiver families visited J Mr Geiver at Miller. Two trucks hauled two cars of steers to Nebraska for N H Morrison to grain feed for market. Gust Newhart and wife moved to a Rose Hill farm. Teland Hassle chickens stolen during a reception at B Hills home. South has returned from a trip through the Black Hills. Jake Heather and brother back from a week at McIntosh. Hugh Geiver of Wessington injured moving a hotel building for Beagle farm. Ed Donahue ill at 82. Archie Geiver harvested nine bushels of potatoes. best yield. Bernie Hoch ill in Miller hospital from pneumonia. Mr Ford ill from cold. Harold Winegar in Minnesota this week. Buffalo County ladies club yard party at D Koch home. Refreshments served. Danforth friends visit.
Iroquois residents welcome Mr. and Mrs. H Pillmore and Mrs. R Glendenning from Rockford for a week at the Bottomley home. Mrs Pillsmore and Mrs Glendenning are Bottomleys sisters. Mrs Fitzgerald visits her daughter Mrs Roy Traylor. Mr and Mrs H C Brown visit their son Howard in Minot. Mrs Allie Kreychie of Seattle visits Mrs F Halladay, a former Quais resident. Rev and Mrs J M Hunter attend Methodist conference in Mitchell. church services paused except Sunday school. Tri All class gathers at Mrs Leon LaMont’s Monday. Mrs R S Bunn and Mrs C T Liddle serve with Mrs LaMont. Mr B S Bunn leaves for Sion Fells as Eastern Star lodge delegate.
Ashton Martin Hogertuis and Clara Wadman plan a two week visit to relatives in Chirago, New York, then sail for Holland. Ben Strahl returns from the Veterans hospital in Minneapolis after ten months of treatment. About nine Ruth Rebekah lodge members attend district meeting in Mellelten with Blanche Klink elected president for the year. Raymond Wilee guests at a Ruth Eldridge shower. Mrs. Wiles, a recent bride, receives gifts. Bernice Ewing returns from Detroit where she attended American Legion Auxiliary convention and travels home with friends from Minneapolis.
A dramatic panel shows Cornelia struggling as a man grips her shoulder, with the caption promising a continuation. The scene hints at peril and action as the titular GEMS OF PERIL unfolds across the texture page.
Several local residents return from duties and trips while others head to Iowa and North Dakota. Names include Charles Gardner, Rowr yinelies, Henry Specker, Herbert Specker, Ruth Menning, Frost Specker, W. E. Webber, Morris Scott, Leslie Nelson, Theline Nelson, David Rorjstad, Aaron Elliot, G Roeslar, Edgar, John Lingseet, Robert Henson, BE Truma, Thor Nerlandi, Lingschall, Truma, Trusn, Byron Swartz, W She, Abe Canrod, and others. Delegates attend church and farmers meetings in Mitchell and Letcher with visits to Parkstott, Leicher and Cedar church noted.
The Burdette Aid Society held a bazaar at the Walter Eads home on October 15 with a seven o clock supper. Women offered fancy work and other items for sale at auction. The sale cleared 27 dollars.
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