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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1933

Page

9

Neighborhood Socials and Travels Highlight Rural News

In this week’s brief locals, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Caldow visited the W. H. Weiss home. Stanley Peterson returned from Minnesota after helping his uncle this summer. Mrs. Dennis McNamara of Huron and Mrs. Paul Thompson of Gettysburg visited Virgil friends. Jake Schmidt hauled a truckload of sheep to Sioux Falls. Robert Weikum and Rueben Funk returned from Minnesota. Mrs. Eva Diets and Mrs. Lucille Reamer of Spencer visit Mrs. Dietz’s parents in Virgil. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carroll and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ruskell of De Smet spent Sunday with Mr. G. Bumson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Houck and family of Miller called on relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers and children of Huron visited J. H. Rogers. Elmer Rogers of Canistota arrived Sunday evening.

W. T. Caldow Sioux Falls W. H. Weiss Stanley Peterson Minnesota Dennis McNamara Huron Paul Thompson Gettysburg Virgil Jake Schmidt Robert Weikum Rueben Funk Eva Diets Luciille Reamer Spencer Dietz J. H. Rogers Bruce Carroll FE. F. Ruskell de Smet

Forestburg and area visit and school associations

Miss Orpha Lee of Mitchell visited relatives after arriving Saturday and golf was played at Iroquois on Sunday. Dinner guests at Halvor Fouberg’s included Carl Schwemle Bertha Fouberg family and others. Activities also noted include a basketball schedule meeting in Woonsocket and the high school Student association electing officers Holger Christianson Veleris Thompson Loretta Ohison and Amos Barstad.

Forestburg Orpha Lee Mitchell Ed Ellingson D. A. Levey Fred Dalle Tede Ostenson Iroquois Halvor Fouberg Carl Schwemle Bertha Fouberg Ernest and Ludwig Schwemle Rob Fouberg Veleris Thompson Loretta Ohison Amos Barstad

Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Beetem

Conde Iowa area notes celebrate the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G Beetem of Crandall parents of Mrs Anna Gray. Mr Beetem is a Crandall mail carrier and remains active for his age. Other news mention visits and travels of local residents to International Falls Chicago Indiana and Chicago worlds fair trips. Betty Seamon born to Steve Heath family and Leigh Seamon and Rogers relatives visit Condo for the occasion.

Conde G. Beetem Crandall Anna Gray Beetem Frank Herman International Falls Minn Frank Nuckols Damon Robert Indiana Chicago Ruth Hazen A. E. McDonald Mis Elwin Chaon Jerry Moerke Ida Moerke Cook County Hospital Anna Moerke Claremont Steve Heath Leigh Seamon Warner Condo Mary Rogers Stella Rogers Betty

Grandchild Spends Time at Grandmother's Home

A brief note indicates a person has been spending several days at her grandmother's home, with no further details about the visit or involved individuals.

Local visits and society notes from Yankton and area

Danforth Dean Smiths brother and sister in law stayed at his home near Yankton last week. Lyda Geiver and her mother attended the state fair in Huron on Friday. Miss ae returned to Miller Sunday morning. McKee of Waubay, formerly Hand county, passed through on business to the Black Hills. Effie Rose of Coleridge Neb arrived for a short visit. The Ladies club entertained her at the club hall with dancing and lunch. Rose was a former active member. Marion Care couple at the world’s fair this week. Leslie Miller born September 9 to Mr and Mrs Sam Banks. Miller returned from Nebraska visit. Grim from north of St. Lawrence traded barley for seed rye with Geivers. Howard Morrison is in Nebraska to build a silo.

Danforth Dean Smith Yankton Hig Lyda Geiver Huron Miss Ae Miller A McKee Waubay Hand County Black Hills Effie Rose Coleridge Neb Rose Marion Care Sam Banks Leslie Miller Nebraska Grim St. Lawrence Geivers Howard Morrisson

Community visitors and hospital visit notes in Huron

Bonilla and Kenyon families visited in Huron on Wednesday and Sunday. Mr E Hewitt and daughters along with Mr E Kenyon and family, Mr and Mrs H Peterson, Mr and Mrs Charles Nesfield and daughter, Hazel Christianson, Olive Smith, Louise Hensen, Betty Hansen, Theodore Holland, Halley James, and Delbert Miller were among attendees. Veron Kenyon and family visited William Kenyon in hospital, influenza recovery. E S Kenyon and son attended a birthday party near Burdette. H J Williams family attended the state fair in Huron. Fred Avery and daughter from Tulare visited BE Kenyon. Rolla Kenison hospitalized in Huron for acute indigestion.

Bonilla Bonilla Haron E. Hewitt Kenyon H. H. Peterson Charles Nesfield Hazel Christianson Olive Smith Louise Hensen Betty Hansen Theodore Holland Halley James Delbert Miller August Binger Tulare E. Kenyon R. Kenyon E. L. McNeill Veron Huron William E. S. Kenyon Harry Kenyon Burdette H. J. Williams Fred Avery Rolla Kenison

Ingle Improvement Reported at Pearl Creek Home

Richland Pearl Creek area reports member A J Ingle improving after a lengthy illness at her Pearl Creek township residence. Her daughter Mary Ingle, a Boulder Colorado college student, arrived home at the start of the week to assist.

A. J. Ingle Pearl Creek Township Mary Ingle Boulder Colo

Local residents attend state fair and visitations

Nixs Chris Joon and Mrs Amoy In gie attended the state fair Friday. Miss Thelma Tuttle and Miss McGrath of Richland township left for Wessington Springs where Miss Tuttle will enter Junior College. Miss McGrath will resume duties as rural school teacher. Howard Stout and Maynard Sweet enrolled in Eastern Normal at Madison. Mrs Lute was in Huron Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Chris Scow and son, visiting Iowa, returned home Wednesday. Pearl Lind and family were in Biron Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herman Wiesa were in Alpena Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Boetel were in Cavour Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer and son Lester shopped in Huron Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs George Franzen attended the state fair Thursday. Chester Van Tuyle and Ruben Franzen, in North Dakota with cattle, spent the weekend at their homes in Richland and Pearl Creek township.

Howard Stout Maynard Sweet Eastern Normal Madison L. Bute Huron Chris Scow Sone Iowa Pearl Lind Biron Herman Wiesa Alpena Carl Boetel Cavour Charles Meyer Lester George Franzen Chester van Tuyle Ruben Franzen North Dakota Richland Pearl Creek Township

Local Notes On Family Visits And Travel

Sheffield L Nolan returned to his Cottonwood home after a week at his sister Mrs C P Hinds. Mr and Mrs J W Bieger and Jr and Mrs J J Bottomley visited Conde Sunday on business. They also called at Mike Bieger's home. Gust Schmidt Jr left Saturday for Austin Minn on business. Mrs Chapman returned home from Town Thursday. James Gugin made a business trip to Forestburg Sunday.

Sheffield L. Nolan Cottonwood C. P. Hinds J. W Bieger J.J. Bottomley Conde Mike Bieger Gust Schmidt, Jr Austin Minn Chapman James Gugin Forestburg

Wayland Visitors Report Local Family Ties

Wayland notes reveal visits among local families. Mrs Lettie Becket and son Payton of Los Angeles visited the L D Ballantyne family. Mrs Becket is an aunt to Mrs Ballantyne. Alfred Hansen and two children returned home near Interior after a week with her parents.

Lettie Becket Payton Los Angeles L. D Fred Brown John Gaughran Wessington Wayland

Cavour Ladies Aid Meeting Reported at Hall

Cavour The Cavour Ladies Aid met at their hall Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rudy, formerly of

Cavour, Ladies Aid Earl Rudy

Post's 40 Percent Bran Flakes Ad Claim

An old General Foods promotion touts Post's 40% Bran Flakes as meeting bulk dietary needs for most systems. It claims the cereal supports normal elimination and prevents intestinal sluggishness, describing it as crisp refreshing and delicious and urging readers to buy a package today.

Post General Foods

Local Notes From Cavour and Surrounding Areas

Cavour residents report Friday travel toward Sioux Falls and Worthing with a plan to bring Mrs Costello back to California. Victor Kellstram of Reyuille is remodeling buildings on Pat Hammond’s Pearl Creek farm. Mrs Earl Fisherd visited Lake Preston on Friday. George Beckman and partner honeymooned after a Saturday wedding. J B Glanzer of Yale visited Cavour Saturday evening. Thomas Bloodgood, once at Armour’s Huron plant, has been laid off.

Cavour California Sioux Falla Worthington Costello Victor Kellstram Reyuille Pat Hammond Pearl Creek Township Earl Fisherd Lake Preston George Beckman Black Hills J. B. Glanzer Yale Thomas Bloodgood Armour Packing Plant Huron

Base and Surplus Plan Recommended for Milk Payments

Washington officials endorse the base and surplus plan as sound for milk producer payments in purposive dairy regions. Chicago producers see merit in testing the plan, with Quad Cities distributors urged to study it before final district-wide proposals. Administrators argue objections stem from past mismanagement or misunderstandings of the plan’s operation.

Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Chicago Quad-Cities Rock Island Moline East Moline Davenport

Letters on the flag code and wartime relief policy

Two reader letters urge flag respect noting it should not be unfurled before sunrise and bemoan desecration. The second letter praises President Roosevelt while criticizing relief distribution, questioning who qualifies for aid and benefits versus long-time taxpayers.

Taxpayers urged to report abuses in gas, wages and aid

Mrs. Belle Burger argues for reporting misuse of funds and irregularities in mine wages and tax payments. She questions why some miners pay taxes while others evade them, and asks why county pays for cars used by relief workers indirectly. She urges citizens to report such issues to lower taxes and improve aid distribution.

NRA Belle Burger

Bandit Holds Up Des Moines Man For His Coat

Pete Norman, released seven weeks ago from a one year holdup sentence, arrived in Des Moines yesterday wearing a new topcoat. A hooded assailant accosted him and stole the coat, and Norman did not report the incident to police.

Des Moines Pete Norman Pete

Real Estate Transfers Filed in Huron Parcel

Beadle County records show Edward Pagsley transferring property to Sumner B Barris in Huron. Description notes fi Lot and block 3 in Prospect Park Addition, Huron, with transfer details furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co.

Beadle County Abstract & Title Co Edward Pagsley Sumner B. Barris Huron Blk Prospect Park Addition

Limit on grain from brewers advised for dairy feed

Wet brewer's grains, a beer by product, are recommended to dairy farmers at about 25 pounds daily when used with hay and grain. A. E. Perkins of the Ohio experiment station notes they resemble corn silage, being slightly lower in dry matter and nutrients but about four times the digestible protein.

Wooster Oro A. E. Perkins Dairy Department of Ohio Experiment Station Parkins

Epicure relief for stomach distress promotes normal action

Be Merry Enjoy the good things and take Epicure for quick relief from ill stomach distress. It corrects acidity soothes stomach tissues and counters the effect of rich foods plus strong beverages. 12 for 35¢ or 3 for a dime at all druggists.

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