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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

8

Firms Buy Here For 59 Years

The Haley-Neeley Company marks 59 years in wholesale fruit and grocery trade in Huron. Three original customers remain active: McLaughlin Company of Highmore, Richards and Schultz of Iroquois, and Greeves and Rudd of Miller. Greeves of Greeves and Rudd has bought continuously for 50 years.

Haley-Neeley Eightmore Iroquois Miller Haley-Neeley Company Huron Area Harry Mito Huron McLaughlin Company Highmore Richards and Schultz Greeves and Rudd Company Miler Greeves Seanerie Otto Dinncon-Studebaker Harey~ Neeley Frank Jaehn Construction Company

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings in Huron

Miss Agnes Markell and Miss Dorothy Kambellery plan an extended visit to Long Beach Gal for relatives and lamp shoppers. Violet Hand left for Rapid City for M day at the School of Mines. Wells of Washington DC stopped in Huron en route to Aberdeen to visit a brother. Nurses from Huron head to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota State Nurses association convention.

Agnes Markell Dorothy ‘Kambellery Long Beach Gal

Helena Begins Quake Building Inspections In Public Safety Move

Officials in Helena Montana launched a thorough survey of quake damaged buildings in the business district to decide which structures must be condemned and demolished. The effort follows last Friday's violent quake that left two dead and prompted evacuations as 409 sought refuge over the weekend at a tent camp.

Helena Mont Resugee

Al Pena High Students Vote For Carnival Event

Students at Al pena High School voted to stage a carnival set for Friday November 4 with E Coddington as faculty chairman and Rex Smith as general chairman. Twenty two departments will assist with varied entertainment to fund band and glee clubs and other year ahead expenses. A coronation will follow a king and queen selection. A quoted tuberculosis expert discusses hypothetical laws against kissing to end TB in 25 years.

Alpena Alpena High School E. ©. Coddington Rex Smith

Westling Buys Out Partner at Home Grocery

Paul Westling will continue to operate the Home Grocery as owner Lola. He recently purchased the interest of his partner Herschel Costes. The store began as a three partnership between Westling and Cooley about ten years ago. Cooley said today he had no definite plans.

Westling Paul Westling Lola Herschel Costes Cooley

Sons Of Legion To Meet Here Friday

Huson Squadron of the Sons of the American Legion will hold its first meeting since organization Friday evening in the Legion hall. G. D. Van Dyke, Legion sponsor, announced today. A program and lunch have been arranged. The meeting will start at 7 30 p.m.

Sons of Legion Huson The Sons of the American Legion Legion Hall G. D. van Dyke Legion

Local Family News From Wessington and Nearby Towns

Laura Bauey of Wessington visits her grandson Leonard Boyd. Mrs John Bartow of Washington DC visits her niece Mrs Hugh McKichan. Milburn McKichan returns from Radoka. Miss Marie Herman and Miss Sylvia Pordness visit Parkston and Kenneth Minnesota. Madre Miller and sons shop in Huron. Ralph Galer family visit Huron. Dorothy Syring spends weekend at home in Wessington.

Ies Laura Bauey Wessington Eonard Boyd John Bartow Washington, D. C Hugh McK ‘Ichan Milburn McKichan Radoka Marie Herman Sylvia Pordness Sheis Parkston Kenneth Minn Madre Miller Huron Ralph Galer Dorothy Syring

Community notes from Emery and surrounding areas

Danforth Fred and Edwin Leidtke and Leone ard Huether left for Madison to pick torn. These men have to work as their crap in South Dakota was poor this year. Mrs. J. R. Huether and Mr. and I Carl Leidtke are at Emery attending a Baptist church meeting. The Stephan Indian Mission has 200 Indian scholars this winter to house, feed and dress. They have added the ninth and to grades to their classes and are kept busy. Eddie Ambergeon's sale was held with Jim Magness as auctioneer. A large crowd attended, and cattle sold well. Several trucks of potatoes and vegetables were on sale in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P. Geiver received a wire from their daughter Lillian of Omaha that her husband was operated on for appendicitis. He is getting along satisfactorily. Dave Barrett and Leonard and F. Parmely left for Lusk Monday to visit the Warren Kintigh and Parmely families. Sam and Agnes Barrett will also go to Lusk. Father Shilling and his cast presented Man of Iron to a full house at Minster. The bazaar and other entertainment drew a large crowd and the dances after the program were well attended. Clarence Hull of Sturgis says he is well and craps there were fine this year. He has had several old friends from Hand county visit him this summer. It was also reported that Clare Hull is getting better and has gone to a government hospital to rest. Miss Ray Clemons of Miller left for New York city to attend school. She will visit in Sioux Falls, Omaha, and Chicago enroute.

Fred Edwin Leidtke Leoneard Huether Madison Torn South Dakota J. R. Huether I Carl Leidtke Emery Stephan Indian Mission Eddie Ambergeon Jim Magness P. Geiver Lillian Omaha Dave Barrett Leonard F. Parmely Lusk Wye Clare Hull Ray Clemons Miller New York City Sheill Sioux Falls Chicago

Social calls from region families noted in local house visits

A long list of visitors and callers is recorded across Huron Bancroft Wessington Agar and surrounding towns. Among those visiting homes were Yale family members and friends from Troquois Bridgewater Raymond Cavour Milbank Wisconsin and nearby areas.

Yale B. Garry Ethel Helen Iroquois Paul Garry Paul Troquois Joseph Garry Bridgewater E. Garry Huron Geo. Haines L. Fleke Helen Danforth Raymond Pratt William McGillis Wisconsin John Fernan W. Fernan Cavour Mary Smith Peter Bogh W. J. Bogh Tule Delvauxx Gon Lowell Willam Murray Fairbanks Agar Mr. Murray Pierce Tyrell

Kidney Flush Promise Claims 3 Lbs Waste Elimination

An ad touts Doan’s Pills as a kidney aid to flush out waste matter, promising 3 pounds removed daily and relief from backache, leg pain, and swelling. It warns kidneys may fail to empty and urges asking a pharmacist for Doan’s Pills, claimed to have helped millions for over decades.

Wature Dean

Town Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits

Iroquois visitors join W. Marsh and Maass families while relatives tour Castlewood Huron and Iroquois. With trips to Mitchell and Minneapolis for medical care and a birthday gathering at Wallace Marone’s Alpena residence, the community buzzes from Holy Week style gatherings to a bustling Ladies Aid bazaar drawing a large crowd.

Social News Notes From Local Dinners and Bridge

Mrs. H J Bushfield hosted a dinner Monday honoring house guest Mrs W J Bulow with Disney served at seven. Mrs W G Redmond held a Tuesday 1 30 luncheon for Mrs Guy Smith of Clocuct Minn guest of Mrs A B Cahalan. Afternoon featured bridge as the Miller Womans club met.

W. G. Redmond Guy Smith Clocuct Minn A. B. Cahalan Bridge

Nightingale paper and Hull House sketch at club meeting

Adeline Edwards presented a life and work paper on Florence Nightingale and Mrs. Earl Kindred offered a sketch on Jane Addams. Mrs. Frank Spence played a piano solo and Lorraine Schroeder gave a humorous reading before community singing and a business meeting.

Florence Nightengale Adeline Edwards Jane Addams Hull House Earl Kindred Frank Spence Lorraine Schroeder

Local Moves and Family News from Highmore and Nearby

Highmore notes welcome moves and births including Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer Lundblad moving to Watertown with their baby. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Price on October 19. Ward Mitchell visits from Sioux City to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bart Mitchell. Mrs. Gdna Harris visits Sioux Falls before a trip to California in a week or two. Judge C. Palley of Pierre hunts pheasants in Highmore on Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Adair plans to leave soon for Canova South Dakota to care for her daughter Evhel Murrey then head to Nebraska for the winter. Miss Anna Goldsmith and Miss Gladys Knight drive to Mitchell and spend time there.

C. Palley Pierre Highmore A. T. Adair Canova Evhel Murrey Nebraska Anna Goldsmith Gladys ‘Knight Mitchell

Blue and White Day Highlights at the College

James Buchan, ill for a week, shows improvement while “Blue and White Day” at the college continues. Birth announced for Emanuel Fis her family. Several local residents attend events from Brookings to Huron as Nephritis illness affects a three year old from Stephen. Darrell Canoce sustains head injury requiring stitches in an accident at home.

James Buchan Emanuel Fisher Maynard Haverly Ooal. Hanson le Roy Hamlin Brookings van Balen Stephen Dorothy Bloomenrader M. Thompson Blunt G. E J. G. Ryan H. & Hartshorn

Halloween Themed Card Party And Contract Club Social

The centerpiece featured yellow and black tapers. Twelve attendees at Mrs. James Hinwlin’s house enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner and a contract game with Halloween decor. Meg S. G. Brown won high score, Emma McLaughlin second. Next week’s host will be Mrs. Frank McXelip.

Try C. H. Drew W. McDonald B. Miner James Hinwlin Contract Meg. S. G. Brown Emma McLaughlin Frank McXelip H. P. Hemmingsen A. L. Lake

Verna Schlepp Praises Adlorile Skin Remedy

An advertisement quotes Verna Schlepp claiming clear skin after using Adlorile wash. She says pimples vanish and complexion improves, promising health and smoother skin. The copy asserts the product removes poisons and bowel issues as benefits.

Verna Schlepp Usin Lerika

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