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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
13
Classified ad rates and guidelines from the Evening Huronite caution about scams and payments. It notes ad sizing, insertion deadlines, acceptable payment methods, and a warning to job seekers about upfront fees. Appears to include sale items like a cafe, horses, ponies, and poultry with prices and contact hints.
Under special execution a foreclosure sale is set in Beadle County South Dakota. The Central Life Assurance Society sues Elmer Walter and administrator Arthur Walter deceased to recover 4000 plus interest on a May 1 1931 mortgage recorded May 8 1931. The real estate in Beadle County will be sold in two tracts at public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron on September 7 1936 at 3:00 PM to satisfy the decree and costs.
Hand County 4 H Achievement Day drew about 250 participants on Saturday. Exhibits covered poultry and hay cattle with winners crowned by Miss Agnes Hansen and Dr. Weaver. Gladys Lewis led with top exhibit points. Mildred Dean Mint and Wilda Arbogast earned state fair representation in the Farmereite Club.
Miller businessmen and the Miller Commercial Club donated prizes at the Hand County 4-H Achievement Day. Awards went to Lawrence Scherschildt for Poland China boars, Robert Dyves for Poland China gifts, and Dwight Chipman for mature Poland China sows.
First and second place in Hampshire boats went to Teodore Burge and others. Colt project winners include William Harvey first and Gerald Blasex second. Sheep division honors to Dale Hellister and Alvin Allen with multiple ram and ewe awards. Poultry awards list many breeders and breeds led by Virginia Stymiest and Lyle Gibson across Buff Rock, White Giants, Leghorns, Orpingtons, and Rhode Island Reds.
The Altoona 4H Homecraft Club met at Dorothea and Trig Walton’s Hitchcock home with ten members and eight visitors. Members planned to complete all work by October 3 and to meet on the first and third Saturdays, alternating business and social gatherings. The next meeting is set for September 5 at Mrs. Louise K. Borah’s home with a pot luck lunch.
Scout Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts met Tuesday evening with Scoutmaster William Hurehill and assistant Grant Pasel. Two associate Scouts and 10 registered Scouts attended as the troop committee met. Activities included games, flag ceremony, first aid practice, and semaphore. At 9 o clock the Scouts took down the flag and recited the Scout oath. Scribe Hugh Warren recorded the proceedings.
Notice states a default exists on the mortgage held by Home Owners' Loan Corp to Beadle County mortgagors for Lot 23 and Lot 24, Block 9 in Grimshol Town Huron SD. Mortgage recorded March 11, 1934. Sale at courthouse steps September 1, 1936 at 10 A.M. to satisfy debt of 2900 plus taxes and interest.
The report lists residents and guests visiting in Huron including Frank Payne and family from Rapid City, J ai Mr and Mrs Ole Olsonv, and Mrs Hannah Hilkemeier. It notes school board members attending a meeting and mentions the death of a four year old relative of Mrs Reginald White of Spencer Ta. Elizabeth Reinroath holds a household sale.
Beavers family and relatives from New Ulm Minnesota visited here. Mrs Truman Lien and her mother from Garden City were visitors. Mr and Mrs Madsen visited Otto McMullin in Spink County. Cora Lamp returned home after weeks in Huron hospital. Nova and Wendell Beavers visited Pequot Minnesota area. Richard Hanne attends high school activities.
A compact record presents a collage of crossword style clues referencing the Russian monarchy era and world war context with scattered definitions and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The jumble hints at terms like power in Russia before the war and various obscured word clues for puzzle solvers.
Florence McMullin plans to attend high school in Yale next year. Bonnie Falkenberg attended the 721 Club meeting in Darlington on Tuesday.
Mrs. L T Jarmuth and Mrs Alton Jarmuth entertained twelve guests at luncheon Saturday with garden flowers as a centerpiece and later played garden party games. Crescent Chapter No 40 BB held an initial fall meeting at the Masonic Hall with lunch and contract games. high scores went to Mrs Haveristack and Veda Miller. Vincent Fox hosted a Monday bridge dinner for eight with pastel arrangements and yellow petals. scores for bridge honors went to Mrs Bryant Tits and Mrs Archie Colling.
Blunt notices unusual weather effects with acne like rains after a hot summer. Nature’s prunings appear as grasses and grasshoppers. An observer reports apple trees blooming out of season in September while a neighbor notes a late flowering honey suckle.
Pierre September 3 Special motor patrol seeks student volunteers to cross intersections and regulate traffic near schools. Patrol members will identify violators by license numbers and report unsafe drivers to authorities.
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