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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
11
Classified ad rates and payment guidance from The Evening Huronite in Huron, listing insertions, column inch charges, rebates, and advance payment rules. Includes cautions about unreliable offers and contact details for the Classified Advertising Manager.
Classified rental notices list eight and six room homes in Huron area with amenities such as hot water heat garages and modern interiors. Also included are several for rent duplexes furnished or unfurnished and a five room cottage with electric Kelvinator water softener. Public notices announce an estate probate hearing for Thomas H Null with heirs named and date set for October 1932 in Beadle County South Dakota. Local reports update residents F S Wasem Ray Walline Father Jesus Castell Rosalialers and others visiting Melham and Melham lodge. residents plan for travel and preparations for moving, hospital reports show improvements in Dale Anderson and Carl Maas after recent surgery.
Bonilla and family returned from a brief Missouri visit with Mrs. Harry Miller. Denty Bussell drove cattle to Sioux City on Tuesday while Ralph Bussell shipped a carload there. Mrs. Rollie Kenison and others drove to Marion for the day. Mrs. Fred Radtke visited Scotland with her daughter recovering from an operation. Jensen of Aberdeen looked after farming interests on Wednesday.
Raymond Theo and Mrs. Larson returned from Watertown where she had been a patient for 10 days. Various relatives and guests arrived for visits including Mrs. Kern from Faulktorhee and Mrs. Kommas and Mrs. Thompson from Wisconsin. The Lindoff and Lau clergy attended a pastoral conference in Hague while Mrs. Lindloff stayed on.
Bancroft residents including Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ohlsen and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Klinkel visit relatives in town. Cahllspotted trips include Canton, Pauling Ta, and Hoxtun Colo. Bancroft high school staff to attend Press association meeting. Grace Frye editor and L. J. Brookings associate editor. Enrollment in S. D. E. A. Cavour reports 100 percent.
Highmore and nearby communities report several notices including the death of Mira Foster prompting a trip by Highmore J 5S Foster and Claude Foster to Norris DL. Other items note a pediatric appendix operation in Pierre for Yvonne Lussenden, births in October, and various residents traveling or receiving medical care.
Conde and nearby residents attended Hobo day in Brookings and shared events across the week. Families gathered for pheasant supper at the Methodist church, a bazaar with chicken pie supper, and a municipal building dance with a midnight supper. Visitors included James Cutshaw Jr and Frank attending a Wisconsin funeral, Seminole relatives visiting Conde, and golf prize won by Mrs F M Lawler.
Miller and surrounding area residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley and son Roger, journey to DeSmet and Mitchell for family visits and church duties. Misses Smith, Bard attend Yankton Pioneer Day. several locals visit relatives, attend services, or host guests in Miller and nearby towns.
Osceala residents Mr and Mrs Harold Sweeny of Hu ron visit Elmer Herman. The Derschied family attend funeral of Mrs Derschied's mother. Farmers Union met Friday. Lore wfeet family called in Bancroft AL. Wemm and daughters Doris with Marcella Ogfard shopped in Efuron Gourday. HA Schhiter shopped in Horan Saturday. Fe Many made a business call.
Blunt Miss Dorothy Bloomenrader and Thora Belle Missea visited here over the week end. Miss Adeline Cox of Faulkton visited Miss Laura Roberts. Ruby Peterson, teaching in Highmare, was home for the week. County Commissioner C. J. McDonald stopped enroute to the state county commissions convention at Huron. Lucille Brown of Mabridge spent the week end with Grace Tennyson. Dr Senith of Wessington Springs visiting this week. Mrs Glen Porter of Onida visiting Alice Marsh home this week. A car accident left Godorn Wit unable to aid him for some time. Gus Howard took an airplane trip to Sioux Falls on business.
Wayland Misses Helen and Ruth Byers, attending schools, spend the weekend at their home here. Mrs Winegar and children depart for Rapid City. Mr and Mrs Ostrander of Huron visit the Grant Byers home. Emil Schowning enjoyed a few days.
The Floyd Calkins family moved to Courtney North Dakota while relatives from Estherville Iowa visited. Fred Bransted plans a North Dakota move. Harry Derschied and William Marsh from Yale visited M C Wood. Misses Dorothy Ravenscroft Donna Olson and Verlyn Wood attended a Girl Reserves conference in Huron with Mrs Opal Hart. Mr and Mrs Peter Olson visited Histon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Winegar and daughter along with Mr and Mrs J Winegar of Wessington Springs visited relatives.
Alpena residents Fred Meyer and Barbara Meyer attended a Baptist conference in Emery with Mrs. Meyer. Annie Kruger of Alpena underwent appendicitis surgery in Mitchell. Luella Tiede returns home to Parkstone after a visit. Clergy and laity activity includes Rev F C Page en route to Mitch ell, a Faithful Workers Bible class meeting, and officer elections. Numerous visits, institute attendance, and plans for rebuilding Main street buildings after a fire are noted along with births and weekend guests.
The column records visits from Sr. Lawrence and Evelyn Herman of Carlton to Vera Kerr and local families, attendance at Mitchell Methodist conference, and weekend calls by Cliff Burlingame and son, Inex Banning, Herbert Goyke and son, and M L Goyke parents. Irene Walker visited Mitchell, and Marjorie Goudie of Redfield visited aunt Jess Kentigh. Mrs. John Lovelace recovering at Miller hospital. Maxine Fisher and family traveled to Huron area.
Weekend breeze brought pheasant hunting pleasure. Oral Milsap couple returned from Washington after selling property and plan to return. Moon ill from rheumatism. Mrs W J McPhail of Sanalor visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Kramer. Charles Williams couple involved in Mitchell collision with a Wessington Springs car, damage reported.
Hartland Theresa Orval Gotham Eric Guttler George Rienholt Iver Benson John Allison Roy Johnston and wives Wesley Wilson and daughter Helen Lews Schultz Fred Tor bin and Mrs Willerd Stevens attended the Farmers Union State convention in Mitchell last week. Clyde Leser and daughter Dorothy of Mitchell were Sunday dinner guests at Exie Gutzier home. Ixetta Johnston visits Wagner to work at Aunt A Z Vondracek's home. J H Nouick and Iver Benson party travel to Wasta to visit Ed Christenior. Robert Smith of Stroville ND stays with Roy Johnston. Eunice Johnston spent weekend with Toy Johnston.
A serialized tale unfolds as a caller insists on reaching Dirk, while Mary anxiously awaits. A maid delays contact as a dramatic plea to reveal a brother's story surfaces. A scientist notes that total sleep rest amounts to eleven and a half minutes, with waking acts filling the remainder.
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