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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
6
Members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Vi Somes home to sew items for the bazaar to be held later this fall. They discussed plans for a public supper on September 27 and arranged a lunch.
Miss Mildred Womacks left yesterday morning for Minneapolis to enter the McPhail School of Music after spending the summer in Huron with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Evans. Ads note cheap Chickering piano for sale and baby pictures during Baby Week, with studio and contact details.
The readable portions describe warmer tonight with Sunday partly cloudy and warmer, around several stations noting fair conditions in the south and increasing cloudiness in the north. The forecast covers the Dakotas Minnesota and nearby regions with general fair to partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures into Sunday.
Watertown and Mitchell report clear skies with highs in the 60s and 70s, no precipitation, and good roads. Aberdeen Brookings Sioux Falls Rapid City Pierre and Yankton show similar fair conditions with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s, no rain, and clear travel routes.
Charles S. McDonald reports a well attended Hand County Republican organization meeting held in Miller yesterday afternoon. County Chairman Charles M. Carroll, attorney at Miller, presided over the Hand and Beadle county sessions, the 32nd and 33rd such meetings he has attended since the campaign began.
The Strauss survey shows August building permits up from July and last year in Huron and Aberdeen. Huron totals reach 41 five thousand five hundred with Mitchell and Sioux Falls also reporting strong values. Aberdeen notes a rise from prior months with totals around forty thousand.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Norma Chisholm James Chisholm Paul Chisholm Mr and Mrs FE Hall Dr James Stebbins and family express gratitude for memorial gestures and sympathy.
Grote Mtr and Mrs Lee Cummins of Huron hosted by Mr and Mrs Wagener of Putney township on Sunday. Ela ine Craig hospitalized in Britton from typhoid fever. Local youth depart for college to Hamline University and Luther College while Delphian Circle hosts Dutch painters study night.
Virgil updates from Dearborn Monday report townships closed three days for sales. Wesley Rickard opened a gas station. Loum Schorgway in Huron. Alfred Denison recovering. Miss Geneviever Venables wedding in Harum. Ronald Kinsley visited Onida. Dave Barnes to Black Hills on business. Teachers Emma Dean and Paul Venables join Virgil High School staff. William Lean moves to Cave Bames tenant house. Henry Speirs enters school. Virgil Sewing Club meets at Mrs. Hutchinson’s. Nick Silent returns from North Dakota. Francis Salisbury studies at Huron College. Max McCarger and Raymond Spilors in Huron. Verma Opperman staying with Mrs. Fanger and attends Virgil High School.
Miss Ciralt Jeffers and her children Blom Otterland Carl Otto of Haren spent Wednesday afternoon at the home of their parents Nir and Mis Frank Otto Grant Byers in Aberdeen on business. W Jr Hart Axe Ravenscroft Ernest Gadow and Dark Ravenscroft drove to Swan Lake for the opening day.
Miss Daisy Bowmon of Wessington spent Sunday with sister Mrs R We Lilly. Mr and Mrs Wesley Ruppel and William Ritz of Chatsworth Iowa visited Frank Otto home north of town. Miss Pauline Gite returned from Illinois to her home with them. The text also mentions birds and hunting with a remark about seasoning ink.
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