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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1929

Page

7

Sulley to give business advice at Huron luncheon

G W Sulley of Dayton Ohio will address Huron business men at a luncheon sponsored by the retail division of the Chamber of Commerce. His talk stresses that annual financial statements are only a post mortem and urges merchants to monitor status in time with practical retailing insights and charts.

G. W. Sulley Dayton Ohio Men of Big City Sulley Hav Sulley T the Merchants Service Division National Cash Register Company

First Polo Pony Ranch Highlighted by South Dakota Leader

Pierre reports South Dakota led in polo pony ranch history with R I Lawrence of the South Dakota Horsemen Breeders Association noting the state bred and exported polo ponies before US demand. He traces polo's origins from India to England and describes early US teams and ranches including H T Huidekoper's Deep Creek operation and Sitting Bull's ponies. The piece previews Pierre Polo Club's breeding plans for next season with a slate of named ponies and bloodlines.

United States Lawrence England India Tenth Hussars James Gordon Bennett Newporth Rhode Island Henry.t. Alien Charles G. ‘Treat Army Fort Riley Kansas C. Huidekoper Harvard Deep Creek H. ‘Ft. Ranch South Dakota Sitting Bull Little Big Horn Little Missouri Horse Company Hyidekoper Hutdekoper Boston Bull Ramer Ohanko Darahan Swift Suta Ohanko Polo-Ponfea Scalion Pierre Polo Wil Havevunder Willouyas Avalids Cateract Hen. Brust Pierre

Cavour Notes On Movements And Local Activities

Edgar Smith moves his family to Yankton and bids farewell with a party. Blaisdell of Darlington sells a farm here and suffers a mishap enroute. Mrs. Small visits while hosts are away. School board and PTA meet. road work continues east of Cavour. Local residents Mose, Elder named to township board, and Luzerne Colwell returns to Sioux Falls for business studies. Chris Show visits from Pearl Creek township.

Cavour Edgar Smith Yankton Johnson Weldeman Taurs Sioux Falla Blaisdell Darlington Wis Hiss Wi Go Mose Huron Milter James Elder Richland Gustav Boetell Yale Beall Luzerne Colwell Sioux Falls Chris Show Pearl Creek Township

Local residents and visitors ping between towns

Miller s Dr. 3 C Hagen departs to join his wife who has visited there. Ira King returns from Kimball. Helen Revell of Brookings visits her sister Lucy Revell. Norma Peters departs for Clark. Mr and Mrs Harry Beadles visit relatives near Wessington. P D Paterson and Lesie Peterson return from Hack Hills trip. A J Shermer of Sioux Falls visits Dr Gregory. Mrs F J Weber and Mrs G A Dornberger visit Minneapolis. H H Conkey Jr and family go to Oregon for winter. Nina Waters visits Huron and plans Minneapolis then California. A L Coolidge of Lead visits EB Yitson. A H Abbott and wife arrive from Carey Station for relatives visit. Mrs W J Hatuamer returns from Illinois. Mrs Selma Case of Detroit visits C H Fick.

C. Hagen Ira King Kimball Helen Revell Brookings Lucy- Revell Norma Peters Clark Harry Beadles Wessington Mya P. D. Paterson Lesie Peterson Hack “Hills A. J. Shermer Sioux Falls Dr. Gregory F. J. Weber G. A. Dornberger Waynes, Dornberger Martin Os A. H. Abbott Hand County Carey Station Jsl W. J. Hatuawer Illinois Selma Case Detroit Mich C. H.fick

Heights Notes Life In Elsnore And Nearby Towns

Mrs. Pearl Cramer returns to Elsnore Kan after visiting her father Obed Bawdon. Several residents, including Melvin family moving to Huron for work and others visiting relatives, are listed along with local church and school happenings. A prairie fire damaged hay land near John Wilts farm as many prepare for new homes and moves.

Cedar School Teaches: Miss Hammill Key Figure

Readable fragments show Miss Gladys Hammill involved with the old Cedar school, teaching duties noted over time. The snippet hints at ongoing education activity and a local school community centered on her role.

Gladys Hammill Ie Last Cedar School

Richland Notes Harvest, Obituaries, and Local Gatherings

Special correspondent reports funerals for Mr and Mrs James Eldar Willis Rosa and Edna Elder and remembrance for Elizabeth Stewart. Community clubs held meetings with Mrs Ina Gilhriet and Mrs Madelaine Raye hosting. Mr and Mrs John Clark attended a golden anniversary. Cedar Rapids and Sheffield area residents noted. Richland students attending Cavoun high school include Fred Lyngen Frank Tuttle Thelma Tuttle Hazel Burm and others.

Richland Ina Gilbhriét Co. W. Yan. Tuy G. I McDonalds and Chapman Bros Sheffiein Cavoun-high School Fred Lyngen Frank Thelma Tuttle Hazel Alice Burm Bertha Voss Sweet Boetell Lola Lois Beall

Wolsey News Briefs and Local Moves

WOLSEY Special Correspondent reports Hazel Dragseth, a senior, was operated for appendicitis at Sprague hospital Monday. Roy Pierce and Mildred Morse wed at Huron Presbyterian Church. Various locals visit relatives in Decatur Sullivan Verplilln and Mitchell. Household bazaar planned November 16 by Ladies Aid. many residents travel to Wessington and North Dakota trips noted.

H.W. Markey Huron Hazel Dragseth Sprague Hospital A. Wood Decatur Sullivan WE. We Weritner Alva Lorrine Guy Minium Sprague Auron. Tar Genie Scackelford Aberdeen J. Hartzell Ladies Aid Society T. R. Hulbert Earl Carson Wolsey A.B. Crossman Wessington C. H. Fenner

Hitchcock Notes and Local News From the Sioux City Visit

Mrs Frank Murphy of Sioux City visits at her mother Mrs Anna Smith in Hitchcock and may stay to help care for her. Several residents including Mes James Grace Kingdon Tessie Sims BE Ei Dubois B Dimasew Alma Anderson and Alma Anderson traveled to Hur on. A sprained wrist injury to Jean E Sutter occurred during recess Wednesday. Jake Harris, pioneer resident, died at his home Wednesday. Three stalks of corn from one hill, ten feet two inches long, were delivered to George Goberly south of town. Mrs Edward Sweger of Springfield visited for weeks at her sister Mrs Fred Paulson’s home. Fred Paulson couple announce the birth of a son born September 18 at the Huron clinic.

Frank’ Murphy Sioux City Anna Smith Murphy Mes James Grace Kingdon Tessie‘Sims Ei Dubois B. Dimasew Alma Anderson Jean E. Sutter Mat Dawsor J. C. Mulvaney Marion Thesday Jake Harris Hiss George Cobberly Missouri Goberly Edward Springsfield Vorther Fred Paulsom Hitchcock Fred Paulgon Huron Iclinic

Local Natives Chalk Up Marriages And Legion News

Marriage licenses awarded include Hans Jessen of RedHeld and Tillie Prister of Zell to Harold Higgins of Wessington and Agnes Zens of Gell to Robert By Landers teon Gifford. Vincent Fox elected American Legion post commander. Catherine clerk in the post office this week. Miznempolia and Miller presidant Charles Brown visiting. rapid city location expected soon. Mary Catalan and daughter McCollen visiting.

Hans Jessen RedHeld Sand Tillie Prister Zell Harold ‘Higgins Wessington Agnes Zens Gell Tor Robert Landersteon Gifford Getity Catherine The Postothice Miznempolia Charles Brown Miller Gong Beach Gali Rapidi City Mary Daughaocompe- McCollen

Vague Family Visits From Multiple Towns Mentioned

Local names and places appear in a fragmented note of visits by relatives and teachers. Mentions include Artesian Misa Schmieter Homer Chartess Moncatr North Lier Minnesota Faulkton and Blwood Johnson plus Bett and Tommy among visiting kin this week. The garbled OCR preserves several specific surnames and home towns but lacks a cohesive narrative or dates.

Ter Mrav Gertrude Matteson Fut Highmore Iya Schmieter Misa Dred Myers Artesian Ayere Hero I. Schmiéter-Homer Alfred Minnesota Chartess Moncatr Mueller Mismark Johnson Tommy Isited Faulkton- the- First The Preck

Schmidt and McDonald Visit in Austin Ming

Special correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Gi FY Schmidt and Boni travel to Austin Ming to visit Mrs Schmidt's mother who resides there. Ethel Biegers attends school in Iluron this year. Albert Scotter rents a farm southeast of Cavour. Raymond Bieger buys a tractor.

Gi. FY. Schmidt Boni Austin Ming

Huron Area Social Notes Span Visitors In Week

Mrs D W Stroup of Plainview Neb arrived to visit her daughter Mrs Bert Buell and family. Miss Clara Haron visited Mrs J A Blow and Mrs Em ery Young in Huron. Christ Sorensen returned home after two weeks with relatives at Irene Velin and Mission. Miss Aliee Grace left for Manston Illinois to study language at Northwestern. Mrs Ben Knight returned to Woonsocket after six weeks with sister Mrs A E Hocking. Families hosted Ed Neumeyer home Sunday. Jerry Butler finished building a cellar under the Ed Neumeyer home. S S Helgeland and family visited her parents near Cuthbert. Elste Lundborg left for Champeign IL for librarian course. Henry Nelson of Storia spent weekend with Gullick Evenson home. Miss Julia Johnson of Colin Wers visitors at Christ Peterson home. Bert DeVore family visited at E F Coursey home Sunday. Fred Kost family moved to Wrossington Springs. Ray McDonald family moved into vacated house. Ed Lehy family moving to farm vacated by McDonalds.

D. W. Stroup Plainview Neb Bert Buell Clara Haron J. A. Blow Emery Young Huron Christ Sorensen Irene, Velin Mission A Aliee Grace Neumeyer S. Helgeland Rand Everett Slack Cuth-ibert Elste-Lundborg Ter Champeign Henry Nelson Storia Jan Gullick Evenson Gerhart Thompson Emanuel Lar Floyd Christensen John Sills Lesterville Julia John Colin Wers Christ Peterson Bert DeVore E. F. Coursey Fred Kost Wrossington Springs Ray McDonald Ed Lehy McDonalds

Petticords Spend Few Days with Relatives in Tow

Weslington notes newlyweds Mr and Mrs Oscar Petticord visiting relatives before returning home. Superintendent and Mrs Aldrich relocated from Midland to Clark Anderson house. Mrs Severs ill with an infected tooth but improving. A large crowd attended Torvester's dance at Community hall with Happy Jack O Malley Trio.

Oscar Petticord Aldrich Wwoods Midland Clark Anderson Hous Harry Nebra Henrry Severs Torvester O'Malfey Yankton Dr McNall Wessington Gladyce McElrath Pupila Snjoyedi Mra Ehmai Brown Ettad Joyce Hurom

State Fair attendance and local notes from Wy

Attendees visited the State Fair in Wyoming. A Topp bought a new Oldsmobile car. Eyre Warreniot Lead arrived Sunday for a visit with friends and relatives. The high school Girls club is being organized under Miss Linderholm. Try-outs are held this week. Mrs G H Robinson will host members of the Missionary so cler y om Friday afternoons. John German of Huron was transacting business in Washington this week.

Wy. A. Topp Eyre Warreniot-Lead S D Gies Misat Linderholm Rovinson Esse The John Weasington

Wisner visit and Mitchell activity noted in report

Special correspondent notes Mise Irma Wallace of Wisner Neb return home after a visit with Mrs Rex Gilmore. Mr and Mrs John Bartow visit Platte Sunday. Dewey Russell drives to Mitchell. Arthur Hurst misses school for illness. Alma Baptist taken to Mitchell for appendectomy. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs James Bales home with lunch.

Mise Irma Wallace Wisner Neb Rex. Gilmore John Bartow Platte Lord Taine Mt Kieclim Alma Mitchell James Bales

Dorothy Urban Visits Broadland Parents Weekend

Miss Dorothy Urban, student at a business college in Aneen, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Urban in Broadland.

Broadland Dorothy Urban Anedeen W. G. Urban

Community Notes From Broadland Area

A Broadland page reports visitors from Chicago staying with the Barber family and a duck hunting party near Aberdeen. A birth is noted for Floyd Brock and wife at Harrold. Edith Brock visits Broadland while pageant attendance is recorded at the M B church. Local residents visit kin in Est line and Miller. An administrator sale of W A Bushnell estate is announced with J H Rogers and son as auctioneers.

Bill Hollister Chicago Edith Brock Broadland M. B W. G. Lanphear A. A. Smith Tver Earl Houck Miller and Esther Rogers Anderson Lumber. Company Huron Virgil W. A. Bushnell Mra. AG Kaump J. H. Rogers and Son

Local Visitors And Departures From Northville And Nearby

Mr and Mrs Reed of Northville visit with their daughter Mrs Elbert Cox and son John Bohning Jr on furlough from the navy. Mr and Mrs Arthur Webb of Fantanelle call on relatives in town while Ed Winckler and A Schmote families leave. John Hofer of Elgin Neb stops for a visit with his children before continuing.

Markingle Family Returns to Wisconsin Farm Life

The Markingle family has returned to Wisconsin after spending the summer here. Mr and Mrs Lundquist of Sioux City visited relatives here the past week. The man is moving back onto the farm after two years in town.

Markingle Wisconsin

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Chamber of Commerce Marvin Hughitt South Dakota Ree Pearl Cramer Elsnore Kan Obed Bawdon J. Charles Melvin P. Prostrolle Ous Miss. KM. Bawdon Hignore L. H. Cawan Ladies Aid Burnham Donald Thirold Oat Bert Almond Selton Mitchell John Wilts Elmer Beck Thor Nerland Hoester North Dakota Holtz Peter Namatiy Rickgauer Namaxy Pakowam John Lingscheit Tramam Black Hills Morris Scott Minnpeapolis Mig Frank Heck Canton Mig Roy Millage Ateo Higiosars Mrz Bitéhas Ati Batu Willi Tia Raeyety Aepena Weslington Ceater Ffeuee Concenteeterr Wankee Wranm Grocery O Bonilla Harrole Scientific Cheatisers ARTEN Lizard Oxford Izard Leeland Siap
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