Classified Advertising Rates and Warnings for Huronite
The Evening Huronite lists ad rates effective November 1, 1923 including word charges for employment and display ads, with per column inch rates and discounts for longer runs. It warns readers to pay in advance, avoid deposits, and contact the Classified Advertising Manager at phone 8650 for suspicious propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriniram
City of
Huron
Western Union
Prozec
Huronite
Modern apartment for rent with garage and cistern
The Gumps upstairs apartment in a duplex is furnished or unfurnished and available through Mrs. Pease, phone 3043. Also a five room modern rental with garage, cistern, inquire at Likes, 5S. W. evenings. Swap offer: 1931 rainbow and squaw seed corn for cows, calves, sheep, pigs, and chickens. contact Flemings Store 8997 or E.S.L., Thomas P. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Frank Ave. S. E
Idaho
N. E. George
D G. Niedberg
Kansas Ave
Armstrong Furniture
Third St
Ward
Flemings Store
Thomas P. Fleming
Trade for cattle or 50 horses for wintering offered
An advertisement from F. C. Bultman Crandell seeks to sell 200 tons of upland hay or trade for cattle. The note also mentions accepting 50 head of horses for wintering. The rest appears as a partial obituary or legal notice fragment from South Dakota Bea d le County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Bultman
Crandell
George Rahm
Poland
Joe B. Brinkman
Cavour
Hampshire
Dewey Mortimer
Hitchcock
Alt Beyer
Mais Thave
H. C. Strub
Manchester
S. D
Kenneth Zeller
Graten
Willard Brockway Obituary Ends Long Life of Local Leader
Willard Lincoln Brockway born September 24 1562 at Wyoming IL died September 26 1921 in Carthage SD aged 2 years two days. He lived in Wyoming Cedar Rapids and Carthage and worked in elevators cigar factory bookkeeper and stock business. He married Margaret Byerly in Cedar Rapids in 1890 and had four children Willard J Elizabeth Katherine and LaVerne. He held Masonic and Odd Fellows ranks and joined Congregational church in 1919. He will be missed by many friends in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lincoln Brockway
Wyoming
Carthage
D. D
Toulon
Lincoln
Neb
Cedar Rapids
International Harvester Company
Margaret Byerly
Willard J
Elizabeth
J. K. Johnston
Huron
S. C
Katherine
Elmer Olson
Sioux Falls
S. D
LaVerne
Tyndall
Cassius
Peoria
Til
Robert
June Johnston
Haros
Brockway
Sion Falls
Odd Fellows
Redstone Lodge
Sica Falls
Yankton
Woodmen Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Rebbekahs
Congregational Church
S. E. Cooper
Pleasant View Cemetery
L. J. Walker
Local notices from Harrold area reflect births and travel
Harrold notices report Miss Catherine Chase returning from Minneapolis and a recent birth to Mr and Mrs George Eshning. Mr and Mrs F W Pyncheon travel from Sioux Falls after a death in the family. A daughter arrives for Rev and Mrs Sander. W E Hall and Warren Corning families return from Minnesota visits. Albert Winckler goes to Springfield TH for schooling. Mr and Mrs John Crosby of Morton and Mrs Wetherell of Weir depart after a visit at F W Pyncheon’s home. George Haas returns from Canada to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Catherine Chase
Minneapolis
George Eshning
F. W. Pyncheon
Sioux Falls
Pynchson
Sander
W. EH. Hall
Warren Corning
Minnesota
Albert Winckler
Springfield
John Crosby
Morton, Til
Wetherell
Weir
Kan
George Haas
Canig
Cavour Residents Share Weekend Visits and Church Talk
Cavour township hosts Cavour residents visiting relatives in Wolsey and nearby areas while the community notes a Sunday church gathering at the BLE church with Rev A L Ford. Families such as Fisher and Lather were mentioned during a weekend in the watermelon district, with various locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Redwig Jungemann
Wolsey
Mine Eile Meaza
Tari Fisher
Sanday
Otto Lather
Pee Foresburg
A. L. Ford
Families to Visit Vern Lewellen Home in Goshen Indiana
Danforth and Lewellen couples planned a two week visit at Vern Lewellen's Goshen Indiana home starting Monday. A farewell party was held at the Elmer Whitney residence in Buffalo County Monday night. They intend to move to Missouri soon. John Parmley of Harlington Nebraska stayed with the Dearborn family in Pleasant Valley township. Whitney farm milk cows sold at twenty five dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Ollie Lewellen
Chester Gelver
Vern Lewellen
Goshen
Ind
Elmer Whitney
Buffalo County
Missouri
John Parmley
Harlington
Neb
Dearborn
Pleasant Valley Township
Whitney Farm
Local visitors and travels noted in brief
Sheffield residents Mr and Mrs Faulkingham and Mr Brown of Bloomington Illinois arrived for a visit at Victor DeBauche. Hazel Bleger has been visiting friends in Huron. G E McDonald Dale McDonald and Ed Pier motor to Sioux Falls on business. Mr and Mrs Jamies R Guain returned from Nebraska relatives visit. Alfred Kelley and A Goethel are making hay at Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Faulkingham
Mr. Brown
Bloomington
Pere Ne
Victor DeBauche
Hazel Bleger
Huron
Huron Visits and Family Travel Noted in Local Items
The Carl Anderson family shopped in Huron Saturday while Lucy Welling traveled to Brookings to enroll at the State college. Lucian Craig and Herbert Hilkenmeier spent a day in Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moyers visited relatives in Huron for a day. The Helps Hagman family and Doris Hagman of Huron visited the Fred Hagman home as Mr. Hagman was reported ill this week. The George Sickles family have gone to Florida for the winter. Roy Beckett arrived from Manils, Va, to visit friends and relatives. The Harry Fink family spent Sunday with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Carl Anderson
Huron
Lucy Welling
Brookings
State College
Lucian Craig
Herbert Hilkenmeier
Aberdeen
Charles Moyers
Helps Hagman
Doris Hagman
Fred. Hagman
Roy Beckett
Manils
Harry Fink
Local News Briefs From Huron and Area
Brief items from Huron and nearby towns note births to Alva LeGrand and William Maher families, visits by Lufa Murphy and Frank Wagner, trips by C Mulvaney and Soren Johansen, Juanita Kingdon returning from Dakota Wesleyan, Clinton Dubois entering third year at State, and Esther Ruppel visiting Alpena family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bon
Alva
LeGrand
Lufa Murphy
Huron
L. Person
Brookings
William Maher
Frank Wagner
Hecla
Nv. C. Mulvaney
Soren Johansen
Juanita Kingdon
Dakota Wesleyan
Clinton Dubois
Brookings Ite
Esther Ruppel
Alpena
George Armstrong
Bonilla Guests Visit Families Across Town
Bonilla residents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright and family of Hitchcock spent Sunday at the Teaman Walton home. Don Huntley of Huron and Leonard Swansen of Woonsocket visited. The Bonilla Butter Maids club met with Joy Russell Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Albert Walton
Floyd Wright
Hitchcock
Teaman Walton
Don Huntley
Huron
Leonard Swansen
Woonsocket
Prank James
Local Notes Highlight Community Visits and Family News
St Lawrence residents share weekend visits with Ipswich and Ireland, with friends and relatives gathered for birthdays and dinners. Local families including the Jenners, Clesg, Wrights, Danielsons, and Magnessys are listed with plans, moves, and college arrangements mentioned among social updates.
Local notes from Centerville and Reo Heights
Miss Mable Meha teaches south of Reo Heights and spent a weekend at home. Van Zea attends a school function in Centerville this January. Brookings is mentioned as a year in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lat Brookings
de Is van Zea
Centerville
Mable Meha
Reo Heights
Alpena Rebekahs To Observe Lodge Anniversary
Alpena lodge Exho Rebekah Judge No. 84 led by Mrs. W. L. Leighton plans an anniversary celebration at the next meeting on Wednesday evening October 7. A program and supper are planned as part of the observance with a social evening and lunch anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Rebekahs
W. 3. Leighton
Exho Rebekah
Rebeckal Lodge
GUILTY LIPS Continued from Feature Page
Dorothy leaves with her trunk after a job transfer leaving Norma and Chris in tension. Norma grows colder and worsens the rift as Mark Travers remains distant in France. A winter storm, Norma illness, and a plea to Bob Farrell set the stage for a possible pivotal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Chris
Norma
Cass Fa
Jess
Mark
F. M. Travers
Florida
Bine
Brad Hart
Mark Travers
France
Howard
Bob Farrell
Bob
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McLaughlin Noreen & CO
EoeTers Drs
EL Kerr
Nat'l Bank Ride
Jay Spink
C.F. Bide H
Phona Wikert Funeral Home, Inc
South Dakota
Benj, Thomas
Masonic Temple Ride
Ww. L
Matlock 215
Lampe Bldg
Taylor
Natl Bk
Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons
Mahaffey
MB Dakota
E. Burdick
Tame
Idaho Aye
E. Pacha Salem Sas
General Electric
Il Ath. St
Grant van Duzes
Phooe
FUH Kent
Cal
Azz
Arizona
Second House
Ohio
S. W
Dakota Avenue South
Frank
4Th St
Rapid Air Lines
Neven
Propection Barron Co
East Lake Stre Eeolis, Minn
Schelp
BIG Money
Artiste Card Co
Elmira
N. J
Acme Specialty Co
Pawtucket
Eee
Serrvanson
Higgina
Winiss
Sfos Bale 08 Trads
Lawn Ridge
Commercial Road
M. R. Tischler
Hardware & Implements
A. A
Urquhart
Remington Automatic
John Ehrk
T. W. Child
Kielman’s
Regal Hotel
Utah S. E
F. M. Luther
Jack Knabe
Boots
Berood Bell
Tsguth
By Sidney Smith
Momnew
Hubbard
Henrietta Zander
Bia Guapas
Tom Carr
C. W. Roberts
Oscar J. Knoll
A. F. Reinschmidt
Yale
D. D. Walter
Gies
Fred W. Stoecker
Fort Pierre
C. W. Grover
Peru
Rey S. Fuller
P. C. Iroquois
Fred Kurtz
Colo. Ave. S. W
Lee Sherman
Route 2
Harry Marone
Wallace’ Marone
Foresbburg
C. Christensen
Spain
Iroquois
D. Egate
Beadle
Kdith E. Wheatley
Pat O'Keefe
Ray Nolan
de Smet
George Rhosds
Sanborn County
Mr. McMillan
State Banking Department
Mesa
Wilbur French
E. F. Martin
Charles Matter
Pearl Creek Township
David Hofer
Carpenter
St. Lawrence
A. Jenner
Miller
Henree
Goove Avon
Sfolland
Dorothy ‘O'Neill
Carson
Irlands
Frank Clesg
C. G. Wright
John
Hichard
L. C. Danielson
Big Stone
Ben “Magnessy
Oble
Fredes Hain
Mra
Joe. Bushong
Bim Lille Lanzia
College
Guilty Lips
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Huron - Pierre
Haren
Pierre 1
Pierre
Watney
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