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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1941
Page
19
The narrative describes a tense scene as a person notes a murder mood and checks the back door, finding it unlocked after turning on lights. The setting hints at a witness or participant recalling the events surrounding a fatal incident involving Denny.
Dress pattern No 8048 offers size 36 to 52 with an open neckline and yoke detailing. Size 38 with 3 4 sleeves uses 4 3 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 15 cents, name, address, pattern number and size to Evening Huronite Today’s Pattern Service in Chicago. Pattern Book offers fall and winter styles. order now for 15 cents each, or 25 cents for both.
A frightened speaker recounts finding an open door and a knocked over milk bottle on the steps, realizing someone had entered the house. The moment reveals shared fear with Maudie and hints at a looming continuation of the scene.
A fragmented word puzzle list mentions symbols and terms across varied topics. It lists clues for letters and phrases like Greek letters, chemical symbols, sports terms, and titles, with scattered partial answers and abbreviations. no cohesive narrative or event is presented.
Blunt Kansas City avia tlion mechanic Kenneth Williams visited sister Miss Twila Williams in Blunt on Sunday en route home to Vivian. Harold Pigney and Mrs Pigney with her parents Caroline and Carlud of Chester arrived in Blunt and Onida. Clarence Pigney hauled stock to Sioux Falls Monday with Lewis Pigney who returned home after several weeks nearby. Mrs Bryan Higgins admitted to St Marys in Pierre and operated Monday. Ignacious Steiner discharged from hospital after three weeks. Charles Barber visited Hans Halvorsen family near Brookings. Elmer Scatter and children from south of Huron visited Walter Badger in Sheffield. Rollin Buckley, in Minnesota picking corn, spent weekend at J J Bottomsey home. W 5 C 5 planning general supper and bazaar November 12 at Frankfort. G A Schone building undergoing paint job improving service station appearance. T H Weisflock and Sebastian Eisele visited Twin Cities on weekend. Eisele visited daughter at Lake Andes.
Ellis of Clark spent the weekend at the Hugh Stewart home. Mr and Mrs Lon Corbin and their son from Horeb Wisconsin visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. They formerly lived in Frankfort where Corbin managed the S D Wheat Growers Elevator.
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