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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
11
The Evening Humanite outlines classified ad rates effective November 1 1997 with per word charges for insertions, display options, and monthly runs. It cautions readers to pay in advance, avoid upfront payments for employment ads, and to report suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Sealed bids are invited by the City Commission of Huron South Dakota by October 14 1930 at two oclock P M for sewer system improvements including intercepting sewer vitrified tile or reinforced concrete pipe cast iron siphons manholes lift station and all appurtenances Plans and specs are on file with City Auditor M F Walt and City Engineer O A Ricker. The bid must include a 10 percent certified check and bids may be obtained from consulting engineers Singin at 5 Wacker Drive Chicago. The city reserves the right to reject any bid.
Mrs Sophia Gizek visits friends and handles errands. Miss Pearl Lake at LeMara, Va visited Frank Eberhard home with Mrs W B Francis and two children from Newell arriving Wednesday morning for a cheerful week.
Local social roundup highlights visits from relatives including Mr and Mrs J M Wah and family. Mrs Lena Bartels hosts children Martin Bartels and Leonard Pawlowski of Circle Montana. Travel by Rev Edward Grauman and Mrs Grauman to North Dakota for a mission festival. Families gather for bridge, dinners, and shows. school events mark birthdays and club meetings. Bonilla Extension training planned. 4-H club activity occurs. local sports coaching group meets to schedule season. Leading youth performers and local volunteers receive recognition from state fair boards.
Blunt Mra Clara Gunsaluy entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring two newly married couples Mr and Mrs Charles Gumslus and Mr and Mrs Arlo Mercer. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cale Mercer and Randolph and Mr and Mrs Motto Geiser with others from Onion Set and Be and Mrs Frank and son of heat Pierre. Mrs Charles Price of Rapid City visited at the Pigney home. Price, an early Blunt settler from 1882, lived east of Blunt about four miles. Mr and Mrs Art Geyer spent a weekend in Iroquoiz. their daughter Andrea accompanied them, with Lori McDied of Onida visiting.
Harold Pisoey from Onido was in Blunt Thursday night. F W Edson of Pierre visited the Frankaney home Sunday. Gus Hollandes, Golden Rule worker in Huron, returned home Saturday. Sunday school at Church of Christ held a grove picnic near Bhurat. Presbyterian women plan a cantata The Rev Dayton Up-To-Date. Ben Newsheim is improved and to be home early this week. George Livingston plans to move his family to a ranch south of Blunt October 1. Archie Dennison of Hareford and Mrs Pesri Jacobson of Central City visiting relatives. Royal Kozel of Blunt and Mrs John Allison of Fae Pe were mentioned locals.
An estimated crowd of 1000 farmers and Mitchell businessmen attended the Equity Union Creamery picnic. Lecturers included B B Derrick, senior economist at the federal land board, from Washington, D C, Leroy Milton, national president of the Equity Union Creamery, and B M Norm of Aberdeen were on the program.
A fragment from a feature page shows Evelyn and Celia in a tense hallway moment. Martha whispers a clue and a newspaper clipping hints at a hidden agenda as Martha and Celia exchange urgent glances.
Bus from Huron to Pierre departs at 6 30 p m connects with train from Wolsey to Wealom ends at Muron at 1 45 p m or 4 5 a m notes unclear due to OCR errors.
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