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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1931
Page
11
A dense OCR page shows classified rates, rental offers, farm equipment, and real estate notices. It includes employment advisories, buy and sell bids, livestock and feed exchanges, mortgage foreclosure notice, and a city assessment roll hearing for paving on Dekota Avenue North. The document reflects 1931 Huron South Dakota local commerce and civic notices with multiple names and addresses.
Ashton James Zeigler family and Miss Berniece Martin depart by auto to establish residence in Virginia. Zeigler sells all farm effects after years of farming in Ashton. Grace Turner and William Wiles quietly wed at Redfield on September 8. Turner, a local teacher and daughter of Solon Turner, hails from the community. Wiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiles of Frankfort, is known among local youths. Bernice Ewing journeys to Detroit to represent the American Legion Auxiliary at the national convention for about two weeks. The Ashton PTA holds its first regular meeting September 24 with a reception for a district No 2% teacher and rural school teachers. a program is planned and many local residents are expected.
Bonilla and Fred McKichan motored to Aberdeen to visit daughters Clara and Doris at college. Clarence Muhhnel of Scotland visited with Mrs. Muhhnel’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radtke. The Ladies Aid Society missionary division met with Mrs. Frank O’Brien with twenty members present. Erdine Winegar was ill with influenza for a few days. Merten Aldrich of Wessington visited here. Lloyd Bonin and Grace Bussell shopped in Huron. Lloyd Bonin and Earl Russell drove to Fergus Falls.
Dot and Mrs Belcher return from Mandan North Dakota after five weeks with a daughter. Bernard Beck travels to Chamberlain on business. Mr and Mrs Jones of Reville visit with daughter Mrs Guy W Cook. Arthur James goes to Miller for a closing out sale. Mrs Schrader and Betty Ann go to Minneapolis to visit relatives and friends. William Thompson returns from Hopkins Missouri and Braddyville Iowa to visit relatives. Kenneth Maltby comes back from Waterloo Iowa on business. Seleria Rebekah lodge holds regular meeting with bridge after business and refreshments. Mim Coralyne Riche visits Huron at H H Humphrey home. Dorothy Biocomenrader of Highmore spent weekend here. Ed Kraner and Melvin Uecker leave for California. Mrs William Kelsch hospitalized in Onide hospital with recovering condition. Mrs Charles Borden returns from Pierre visit. Charles Notatt travels to Vermillion on business. Charles Gimealusi and Edward Combs plan a weekend trip.
Miss Dorothy Lovell and Raymond Winn were married at Huron on Monday. They were joined by Mr and Mrs G Lovell and Mr and Mrs Clifton Winn. Ray Dearborn made a business trip to Huron. L E Dean visited North Dakota. Elmer Whitney family plans to move to Missouri this fall. The Dearborns learned of W W Andrews death in Wisconsin last July 4.
Raymond Albert Danekas and family and Mrs HL W Obert were Watertown callers. Mr and Mrs A B Deethardt made a business trip to Watertown Monday. Nathan Langen and Lester Roze of Arlington were visitors at the A Bell home.
Alpena community updates include families accompanying relatives to Des Moines for winter, visits from Ethan and Parkston residents, a Royal Neighbor lodge meeting with a watermelon supper, and hospital returns. Local church groups plan the year’s program while residents travel to Mitchell, Madison, and Brookings for health and education.
Grace Wessels placed second in the gaming division at the fair demonstration and earned a silver pin. Centralia visitor Mrs. Ray Willmount visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bolte as the Extension club plans a party for next month. Frances Gooding travels to Wessington Springs for college. The Methodist church play Sunday evening drew a good crowd.
Cavour Robert Zell of Rayville heads a pat west of town this week while Miss Edna Mack suffers a left hand infection after several tumbles. E. F. Marthe returns from a state trip as a sale at Rofdenbergs draws a crowd. Cavour flour mill ships flour and breakfast foods to Iroquois and Lake Preston. Farmers Elevator receives cars of cattle and corn. Pearl Creek school house work by Crawford school contract. Bert Stevens visits from Iroquois. Walk repairs at the cream station completed for safe pedestrian use as other Main Street sidewalks await maintenance before winter. Rural mail routes report heavy roads after recent rain. Harry Burks of Carpenter calls on Friday.
Fayland Witers Lilly and George Patterson return from a car trip to North Dakota. Mrs Ernest Gadow hosted the Ladies Aid at her home with refreshments. Next meeting to be with Mrs Florence Brown. Velda Tone O Berg visiting grandparents near Miller. Velda and Elaine Ravenscroft improving after illness. About 45 children inoculated for diphtheria as schools reopen after a week. Siatsiman children recovering satisfactorily. J C Lloyd a farmer near here plans to move to Idaho with Lawrence Heller. Emil Schoening visited Weslington friends. Donald Major recovering rapidly after appendicitis at Wessington hospital south of Wayland.
Chris and Brad discuss a dangerous letter while Norma Hart faces an unjust problem and Chris rushes to aid Miss Travis after a fainting incident. Frederick Stuart reports a doctor is needed as room 1016 is contacted for assistance.
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