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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
9
A Centra South Lakota farm woman records August events around Nancy’s forthcoming wedding. She notes harvests and dry weather affecting plums, gifts for Nancy, and multiple showers. Family remarks praise Nancy and future daughter in law Dave’s upcoming life together.
Esmond special corr reports May W visiting sister Mrs. R O Yates returning to Elmo Missouri. Mrs Forest Walkington and husband go to Rochester for medical care. H H Ness builds a house on Ed Stevens farm after a summer fire. Roy Reckard drivers take Miss Reckard to Harrisburg to teach and return via Senca. Clyde Crain selling household goods at auction and plans move to California. Tipsy Clendening covers mail until new carrier. Miss Anna Larsen teaches at Madison and visited Ivan Deffers. Delpha Chapman nurses at Watertown this week. Nelson Jetters from LeMars Iowa visits brother Fred Jeffers. Miss Rose Gartland to Wakonda to teach. Miss Mary Gartland heads to Quaka for school work. Mr. and Mrs. C J Walker and sons plus John Lane spent weekend in Sioux Falls. Miss Clara Gratta of Dawmet spent
Sunday attendees from Esmond included Mr and Mrs Joe Betty and Mrs G E Gardner. Also listed were Mr and Mrs Robert Hannah Mr and Mrs M D Cattery Mr and Mrs Charles Mull holland Mrs W J Wilkens and Mr N M E Jeffters. The event featured Verdal Jetters and a watermelons day at Lake stone.
A stream of moving notices and visits describes residents changing homes and gathering with relatives. Names include Carpenter, Mrs Steve Ratlifer, Niels Nielsen, George Harsch, Pearl Opsal, Tillman Wicks, M. Carl Berry, Roy Cox, Joe Piehertex, Fred Nelsen, Bartel Nelsen, Dewy Ward, Myrde Sun vold, Esther Sun vold, Jack Keating, E F Dahlstrom, and Rev P Glanzer among others. School openings and job changes noted at Willow Lake High and Sanitary market.
Baneroet Air and family called at the Ernest Fountain home last Friday. Wallace Perry Percy Peterson Vern and Archibald Yyrrell traveled to Aberdeen on business last Thursday. Myrtle Frre and Esther Fuerstenad went to De Smet on Thursday. William Fire and Bud painted the livery barn and Bill Dirksen's rest and Mrs LeRoy Rosser of Mitchell Ted with Mr and Mrs Thomas Rosser last Friday. John Faler owns a new Ford sedan. Mr and Mrs James Lawrence of Huron and Mr and Mrs C H Custard and family were dinner guests at the R A Maass home Sunday.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder claiming it makes skin look years younger with a French process for smooth spread and reduced pore visibility. It emphasizes long wear without shine and notes government approval for shade color.
A stream of local residents and visitors are noted: Ernest and Mrs Fourtain with Jack Andrews motor to Huron Mongay. Bill Austin and Ruth Miller to Ruskin-park aiding Huron Mongay. Marcel Gunnison of Tharrtoreé. S. D. visited Witmey Jewells Name. Esther Fuerstenag and others, Henry and Grover family, Esther to teach at Henry. C. Custard delivered furnishings to Ben Tine. Manchester couple visited town from Berry Minnesota. Haapkeen family from Minnesota. Jack Andrews visiting grandparents Ernest Fountain. Brookings trip after Sunday. Myrtler and Esther Sybesteneny to Henry on business. Fred Nelson and children with Carpenter relation. P. J. Basser family to Kamp. Roy Keating of Chi visited. Jaygis Hearn family from Pierson visited. Ufka Beeninga and Etta to Canistota. Charles Heint moved to Canistota. J. W. Rabenberg family left for Minneapolis for state fair. ALA Weise of Lakota Falett to Resty Ed Wentty. Mike Welsh Secours moved to Lake Preston. Eastern Stars held pie chicken supper. Piord Vin Tassel at De Smet commissioners meeting. more scattered notes of local activity.
Woonsocket residents Mrs A Hawkins of Cogan and guests of George C. Quinn, veteran editor of the Woonsocket News, recall his half century in the field. They toured his Wyoming ranch and revisited farm connections east of Woonsocket while commissioners met for their regular Tuesday session.
Special correspondent reports Mrs E Claude Smith and son Pat arrival from Lake Andes to visit pastor Rev Smith and remain due to housing. local lunch stands arranged for fair. Degree of Honor lodge met for first time. Miss Rivoli returns to teach second grade. various residents listed with local moves and visits includingHarold Anderson and others.
Correspondenid Dr O J Smith of Woonsocket travels to Denver to visit his daughter then plans to California. Sanborn County bank installs a new heating plant. F D Jensen enjoys a weekend at Columbia South Dakota with family. Mrs Fred Blke of Lake Benton makes a business trip to Woonsocket. Weir family from Woonsocket spend weekend with Henry Tsou. Ann and Mrs Joe Lawler and family visit Madison friends in Woonsocket. Effie Phillips of Center Point visits sister Mrs Joe Christensen over the weekend.
Lane Gy Special Correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Stanley Gross attended the wedding of Mr Gross sister in Woonsocket Sunday. Ole Johnson left Thursdays a Dua Solberg for Coal Springs. Lula Barré is taking her vaca
Mrs. W. W. Hoover of Wagner dies in Sioux City hospital. Visitors attend the Wagner funeral held for Pete McDonald of Woonsocket. Families from Sharpsville, Lane, and other nearby towns travel to attend services and visit relatives, with multiple trips noted to Omaha and Sioux City.
Weekend visits and family gatherings are reported across towns including Haron Englewood Virgil Alpena and Verril. Notables include Miss Margaret Peterson of Haron visiting the Troy Wales home and relatives from Free man traveling to visit Kelt.
The page lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends in towns including Aberdeen Wessington Springs and Edgeley. It notes travel for funerals vacations and medical visits and mentions community members taking up teaching jobs in Michigan City and returning from North Dakota trips.
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