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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
6
Friday night the Star Encampment will confer the patriarchal degree on a class of candidates. Several church and lodge meetings are listed for Sunday and Monday with gatherings at Labor Temple and J. G. C. F. Hath K. PL lodge. Women’s groups hold remarks and lunches, with plans for a November bazaar and a farewell for Edith Smith.
Mrs Tarkleson presented new by laws and policies issued by Royal Neighbors. A class adoption of four candidates was done by Huron camp led by Louise Lebngle. Gatalpa camp presented a necklace and bracelet to Mrs Torkleson, Mrs Lyda Hinckley spoke for the camp, and Sioux City deputies gave a feathered hand bag and handkerchiefs. Two solos entertained guests, and refreshments followed. Deputies held a School of Instruction at the Mervin Hughitt hotel with Mrs Tax Eleson. Wood and Torkleson traveled to Aberdeen and then to North Dakota and Montana for further camp visits.
Local column lists Dr. M C Sorenson flying to Chicago for the Auto Hemic Medical Association and medical studies. Also ads for cosmetics, rummage sale by League of Women Voters, Jiggs supper at Church of Christ, visits of Mr and Mrs Souther and Mr and Mrs Boughton, and an ad for Ball Health Schools offering nonmedical rheumatic treatment with free book by Dr Ball at Excretion Springs Missouri.
The column lists hospital stays, travel for business and pleasure, a rummage sale, and local ads. It notes Mr Boughton’s recovery, Mr Plummer’s Minneapolis trip, Mr Needham’s return to work, Mr Harvey’s funeral in Chicago, a football season tease, a lost handbag in Fair, and residents planning winter stays in Hot Springs.
Mrs. Peet and her sister Mrs. & S. Cool arrive with nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. John Cool of Redfield. Mrs. Peet has called Huron home for six years. An Old Time dance at Waddleston's park on Friday September 20. Hilton's orchestra and Rudy Spears, rep for International Harvester, returned to Huron after a business trip east. All Huron beauty shops ordered to close during the state convention of Hair Dressers. The Hawthorne gold cup, four miles and a quarter valued at $25,000, to be decided at Hawthorn track in Chicago on October 7.
Pierre September 20 Sheriff Charles Crew of Hughes County sought custody of John Ellis at Brookings to return him to Sioux Falls where he had been sentenced to two and a half years for car theft. Ellis escaped last Saturday evening en route with officers and was recaptured yesterday afternoon by Sheriff John London of Brookings County while working near Brookings.
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