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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
6
Community clubs met and members welcomed guests in Huron with lodge gatherings at the Labor Temple and I O O F hall. Local marriages include Charlow W Fellers and Ida West near Andover, plus Gardner and Mary Bell, with other nuptials among Huron residents and former locals attending ceremonies in Oak Park and Milbank.
Irene McCaffrey of Huron married George L Niezniew in Water Town this Wednesday. The W ater Town Public Opinion reports two couples were wed that morning by County Judge John Nicholson at his office in the courthouse.
Mrs. Arthur Jobe and two children Kenneth and Helen of Leos visit Mrs. E A Fass and Mrs. Anna Bennett from Sioux City Ia visits sister Mrs W P Keairns in the city. Gold Medal Dairy advertises cream prices. Stanley Mateer family from Fermosa and M P Leex family from De Smet return home after fair in Huron. Mrs M E Sorenson and son William from Murdo SD attend fair and stay with Dr and Mrs M C Sorenson. Elmo Lester of Biroqua Wis expected tomorrow.
A jumble of arrivals, visits, and departures fills the page. Anna Legler and Mrs. W. B. Keairns are mentioned in health and family contexts, with relatives from Murdo and Redfield noted. Residents attend the Fair, family illness, and travel to Aberdeen while Melvin Murphy recovers from surgery and spring chickens are advertised for sale.
Mr and Mrs D L Campbell of Huron welcome a son born Monday September 9. Mr and Mrs Emil Niesson of Woon socket report a daughter born Saturday September 1. Mr and Mrs Herbert Meyer of Huron announce a daughter born Wednesday September 11. Mr and Mrs J H Packard of Huron announce a daughter born Thursday September 2. Mr and Mrs Row Washburn of Hulton announce a daughter born Thursday September 12. Mr and Mrs Earl McRadden report a daughter born Friday September 13.
In Mitchell on September 13 a jury ruled for plaintiff Magdalena Reinartz and awarded 850 damages against Adolph Heck. The suit claimed Heck tried to take a dog from the Reinartz farm, pulling Reinartz to the ground and causing severe scratches and injuries.
Thurlow W Fellers of Andover and Ida West of Agidover apply for license. Charles Joseph Wilson of Britton and Alice Cornelia Gronseth of Britton seek license. Pearl Foster of Mellette and Elsie M Comero of Big Stone City also listed for marriage licenses.
A reader testimonial promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for chronic constipation and piles. It claims immediate relief, describes it as a bulk food that cleanses the intestine, and urges daily two tablespoons with meals, noting endorsements by doctors and availability in hotels and grocers.
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