The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 11

WTCUBBt ML iMf PAGE ZLIVEM Quick Action-Low Cost-With Huronite Classified Ads-' HURONITE OFFICE PHONE 4151 ASK FOR AD TAKER fOLLOVTNO ARE THE CLASSIFIED AOVTRTISIHG RATES OF THE EVB- HUHONITE EFFEC-nVrg NO- VEMiTO 113: Two hvertions or less, two and one- half cents per word each Insertion; three Insertions, tare cents per word etch tn- eerticm; six or more Insertions, one and trie-half cent! per word each insertion; minimum charfle ten wordi each insertion. Daily, ten or more words one month without change, 30c per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Two column iuches or less, per column Inch r.ir insertion, Sc; three or column inches per column inch per insertion, We; one week's run, per column tech per day, 55c; one run per column inch per day, SOc; one year's run, with privilege of change in copy one time each month, per column Inch per day, SOc. Upon completion of ene year's run a cash rebate of .05 per column inch will be made. CASH WITH ORDER No classified advertising will be accepted unless payment is made in advance.

In the City of Huron a Western Union messenger will be sent for the money if it is not convenient to bring i to The Huronite office. Mail orders ahould be accompanied with cash. NOTICE THE GUMPS By SIDNEY SMITH HOW i COULD bftfsx THA BOX UP WITH THAT- ONE AMLUON DOU.A.R* THE WORSE COW.ESTO MARRY OF rr EVEK-Tf OR A HUNDRED DOLLARS A AWU-ION DOLLARS MEANS HE AYS- HE NOT EVEN A CAN OF BEANS- When WOT PAY replying AY ANY "guarantees of faith," ments on merchandise," to employment ads DO MONEY. "Deposits," "advance pay- are rarely by representatives of reliable firms. Every effort is made to eliminate all advertising from these columns that is not absolutely reliable.

In the large majority of the cases we are. successful. However, there is always the chance of the crooked ad slipping through. The safe rule to follow no money until the proposition is thoroughly investigated." If you should come in contact with any proposition that looks at all suspicious please notify the Classified Advertising Manager of The Evening Huronite. UPSTAIRS APARTMENT in duplex, fur- LETS SWAP-I have good 1931 rainbow Mrs.

J. K. and squaw seed corn. Will trade for cows, calves, sheep, pigs and chickens. Phone Fleming's Store, 8997 or 8531.

nished or unfurnished. Peaso. Phone 3043. FOR RENT--Modern, five room apartment, garage, cistern. Inquire 171 111.

S. W. evenings. Thomas P. Fleming.

SLEEPING ROOM in modern home. 751 Kansas ave. Phone 3619. PROFESSIONAL 1--ACCOUNTANTS-AUDITORS E. J.

HENNIG 11 K. of P. Bldg. Phone 8358 MCLAUGHLIN NOHEEN co. CO Sec.

Nafl Bk. Phone 4383 DRS. WOLLMANN and JOHNSON IDS Sec Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Phone S731 B.

H. KERB Front Entrance Nat'l Bank Bldg. TWO FURNISHED front rooms, $14.00 month. 406 Frank ave. S.

E. TWO OH THREE furnished housekeeping rooms. Close in. 611 Idaho. MODERN sleeping rooms, hot water heat.

Dyke. S10.00 and 512.00. Phone 4351. Mrs. M.

S. Van MODERN FURNISHED apartment, heated, down stairs, reasonable. 637 Neb. Ave. 21--FOK KENT HOUSES MGDERN five room house.

Inquire at 710 3rd St. S. E. Cal 5131. MODERN seven room house, garage, chicken house, large garden, at 1127 Arizona.

Inquire at second house north. MODERN 5 room house, 678 Ohio S. W. Phone 5307. FOR RENT--Six room modern house, furnished, 1142 Dakota avenue south.

JAY iiPINK 1-1 I.O.O.F. Bldg. SIX ROOM all modern house, corner 5th and Idaho N. E. George Boughton.

Phone S650 W-FUNERAL DIRECTORS HURON'S OWN EXCLUSIVE AMBULANCE Our ambulance is equipped with first aid and we are experienced in handling any call that may pertain to ambulance work. "Remember the green ambulance' Phone 4331 WTKERT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Huron. South Dakota FOR RENT--Modern room house, 20! Wis. ave.

North. FOR 5 room and one 7 room all modern houses. Phone 8633. FOR KENT--New five room modern house. Available Oct.

5. J. P. Stahl Phone 8132 or 8909. U-LOANS and INSURANCE LOANS ON LIVESTOCK to refinance cr for feeding.

Give location, number owned and amount desired. Interest rate Agricultural Finance Corporation, Midland Life Building. Watertown, a D. WE MAKE loans on modern dwellings, and mercantile buildings. Mc- Dvaine Agency.

M--PHYSICIANS SURGEONS 3ENJ. THOMAS Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 8493 W. L. MATLOCK 815 Lampc Bldg.

Phone 89j2 E. B. TAYLOIt 401 Nat'l Bk. Bids. Phone 8351 H-OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS SURGEONS J.

H. MAHAFFY 348 Dakota S. Phone 8703 E. BURDICK, 2nd St S. E.

Office phone 4218: residence phone 8490 FOR RENT M-FOR RENT ROOMS APARTMENTS FOR HENT-CaU 2023 or 8C36. STRICTLY MODERN sleeping rooms, close in. Running hot water. 230 Stn 8. E.

Phone 2823. PLEASANT ROOM, shower bath, close in. Phone 8S90. 775 Wis. WELL FURNISHED room, breakfast and dinner served.

Phon. 8531. 821, Idaho APARTMENTS for rent in Tarns building. 530 and up. Call 4135.

FOR RENT--Sleeping room down town Phone 8603. FOR RENT--Two room apartment, 379 Idaho ave. 3. E. CHOICE sleeping rooms, running water Also modern 3-room furnished apartment with General Electric.

153 5th St S. E. FOR RENT--Room, Phone 2636. close in, garage STRICTLY MODERN apartment, private entrance, ground floor. Phone ST8B evenings.

FOB RENT--Modern apartment, unfur nished. S. W. MODERN WARM Close in. XI for gentlemen FOB RENT-Furnished er unfurnished apartments, modern, heated.

able. Axeliads. Phone MODERN FURNISHBO three room apartment, ground floor, one block east at poctofftce. Also oarage at 14S 2nd St WT Phone 2545 forenoons. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 4th.

St S. W. MODERN APARTMENTS ftoor hot water, reasonable. TWO MODERN furnished hmife-keep- ini rooms. Third St.

S. W. WELL 'OR RENT--Modern five room house wih garage, $25.00. H. C.

Shober. 3 ARTLY MODERN foiu- room house. G. Medbery. 417 Neb.

Phone 2791. 53--FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS EARLY CHIOS, per bu. BLISS TRIUMPHS, per bu. a c3(D IN THE FIELD, WHILE DIGGING. BRING YOUR SACKS; EAST OF LAWN RIDGE AT MY RESIDENCE 689 Commercial Road Cabbage and Onions for -winter R.

T1SCHLER NO HUNTING SIGNS NOW ON SALE AT THE HURONITE OFFICE PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE--Two carloads Early Ohio Potatoes, sacked. Lee's Hardware Implements, Hayti, S. D. I would like to "Sell 200 tons upland hay or trade it for cattle; would also take in 50 head of horses to winter. F.

C. Bultman, Crandall, S. D. FOR SALE--50 tons of hay, S5 per ton. George Rahm, Turton, S.

D. I have IS or 20 head of cattle, some giving milk, which I would like to have wintered. Also have 14 head of yearling steers fcr sale. S. M.

Dougherty, 11 miles northwest of Huron on Broadland road. Wolsey postoffice. TEN REGISTERED Hampshire gilts. One unrelated boar. Weight around 160 Ibs.

All for $150. C. W. Roberts, Wolsey. I would like to exchange one Poland China boar, weight about 400 pounds.

He is pedigreed. Also two Aberdeen Angus bulls for feed or hay. Oscar J. Knoll, Cavour, S. D.

I would like to take 30 head of sheep. I have plentv of good barn room and feed. Would also like three to six milk cows to witer for the milk. John Ehrk, Huron, Route 1. I have for sale or trade 1 full blooded yearling Spotted Poland boar.

I have 7 head of horses which I would like to have wintered. I need ten tons of hay. Joe B. Brinkman, Cavour, S. D.

I would like to sell my pigs. I have 60 head of cholera immune. A. F. Reinschmidt, Yale, S.

D. SHEEP AND LAMBS for sale. D. Walter, Carpenter. Mrs.

D. FOR SALE cheap. Oil tank heater. Can be used for chicken brooder. Complete with 1500 chick canopy top.

Phone 4312 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE--Silver muskrat fur coat, one year old, in excellent condition, very HAMPSHIRE male pigs for sale, wgt. 140 to 160 510.00 each if taken at once. Also have a registered white Shot-thorn bull.

Will trade for another Shorthorn bulL Dewey Mortimer, Hitchcock. I have 20 head of horses which I would like to have wintered. H. C. Strub Manchester, S.

D. I would like to buy feed. I need 40 tons of hay. Fred W. Stoecker, Fort Pierre S.

D. Obituary Willard Lincoln Brockway was born at Wyoming, 111., September 24, MODERN FIVE room house, garage, 716 Frank S. E. Phone 3066. DUPLEX--Two bedrooms, first floor; frigidair, garage.

Phone 2636-8261. FOR RENT OR SALE--All modern five room house, located' Kansas ave. S. E. Owner is selling at a sacrifice.

Mcll- vaine. Phone 8120. SIX ROOM modern house, with garage, 530.00. Huron Lumber Co. FURNISHED or unfurnished five room apartment, frigidaire, garage.

Phone 2636--8261--3140. FOR RENT, Sept. 1st, the Armstrong furniture store at 119 Third St. S. W.

H. J. Ward, agent. Z6-FOR SALE HURON PROPERTY MODERN SIX ROOM house. Will trade for farm or acreage.

258 4th St. 5. W. EMPLOYMENT 31--HELP WANTED, MALE MEN WANTED to learn to fly $80 will teach you INQUIRE RAPID AIR LINES 'HURON, S. D.

NOW IS THE TIME to start in the vending machine business. Build up a steady income Write us -for proposition. E. T. BaSSn Co, 19 East Lake Minneapolis, Minn.

31--HELP WANTED FEMALE BIG MONEY YOURS! Sell Christmas assortments and monogramed personal cards: Full or spare time; experience. unnecessary. II-- 75c-- SOc retail boxes Write Artistic Card Elmira, K. Y. GIRLS AND WOMEN decorate greeting cards.

We pay per 1W; experience sdUng. Wr.te Acme Specialty Pawtucket, R. HEATER, cupboard, kerosene heater, wagon, axe, other articles. Phona 2423. FOR SALE--Five horses, harness and part line of farm equipment Part cash, balance on terms.

A. M. Urquhart, Hu- FOR SALE--Remington automatic 12 gauge shot gun, matted" rib and good recoil pat, Phone 2889. WANTED TO SELL--First murtgage on pool hall fixtures and bowling alley in Huron. Write 186 Huronite.

FOR SALE-Utility hog self-feeder. John Ehrk, 5 north 2 east Huron. OATS, BARLEY, rye and corn offered at a reasonable price to farmers who wish to deliver the same by truck. Inquire G. E.

Lane, Hecla, South Dakota. POTATOES--Early Ohios, Irish Cobblers. Harrison Sayers, Britton, S. Dak. CANTALOUPES, 51.00 busheL Watermelons 5 and 10 cents.

Fresh eggs. Mrs. Sam Lowe, miles west cemetery road. T. W.

CHILD Wholesale Dealer in Lignite Hand mined and dry mine Oven coke, furnace and stove sizet We will save you money Prompt Shipments WANT 20 head of cattle to take for the winter. Can take them right away. C. W. Grover, Peno, S.

D. I would like to sell my feed or trade same for hogs. I have all kinds of feed. Kenneth Zeller, Groton, S. D.

WOULD TAKE 4 good milch cows to winter for their milk. Have hay, corn fodder, wild hay, artesian, well and plenty of barn room. Would also winter small' pony that little girl could ride to school. mi. east, 1 mi.

south of Cavour; Roy S. Fuller, P. O. Iroquois, S. route 2.

I would like to sell my feed. I have 35 acres of corn fodder in shock, 160 bu. of barley, oats 50 16 bu. of wheat. Fred Kurtz, Huron.

744 Colo. Ave. S. W. I have 8 head of nice shoats which I would like to sell, about 70 Ibs.

each. Mrs. Lee Sherman, Route 2, Huron. WANTED--Horses or cattle to winter. Plenty of feed and artesian water.

Harry Marorie. 11 IMs of Huron. TWO SPOTTED BOAHS for sale, S10 each. Marone, 10 South, West of Huron. FOR SALE OR TRADE for young livestock grain, dry mixed wood, cut in stove length at 55.00 a ton.

3 mile southeast of Fbrestburg. N. C. Christensen, Forestburg, Box 51. 1862 and died at his home in Carthage, S.

September 26, 1931, aged 69 years and two days. Jle attended the public schools at Wyoming, and the academy at Toulon, 111., from which he graduated in 1881. For three years after graduation he had "charge of one of his father's elevators which was located at Lincoln, Neb. From here he went to Cedar Rapids, where ne had charge of a wholesale" cigar factory with a retail store in connection. Here he remained for seven years.

In 1900 he was bookkeeper for the International Harvester company at Cedar Rapids, and on October 12 of that year he was married to Miss Margaret Byerly, also of Cedar Rapids. To this union were born four children Willard J. and Elizabeth Mrs. J. K.

Johnston) of Huron, S. Katherine (Mrs. Elmer Olson) of Sioux Falls, S. and LaVonne of Tyndall, S. D.

Besides, these he is survived by one brother, Cassius, of Peoria, and two grandchildren. Robert and June Johnston of Huron, S. D. In 1901 Mr. and Mrs.

Brockway moved to a farm at Wyoming, 111., where they lived for 12 years. They moved to Carthage, S. D. May 4, 1912. In October of that year they moved to Sioux Falls, but remained only a few months, returning to Carthage on June 6, 1913, where they have resided ever since, and where Mr.

Brockway has been engaged in the stock business practically all the time. Abput three years ago his health began to fail and he has been gradually declining since that time. Mr. Brockway was a member of the Odd Fellows and of th.e Muscovites of Carthage. He was initiated in Redstone Lodge No, 102 October 2, 1918, passsd to a Fellow Craft March 31, 1920, and raised a master Mason, June 23, In 1921 IB was admitted to the Shrine at Sioux Falls and on September 21, 1922 to the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite fay the Oriental consistory at Yankton.

This membership was continuous until his death Also he was a member of the Woodmen lodge, the Eastern. Star and the tebekahs. On December 21, 1919 he united with the Congregational church in Carthage and has remained -a member ever since. Mr. Brockway's home life was beau- ifuL His home was like heaven to him.

is delighted in his children who never failed fo add cheer to his life. The city of Carthage will miss him. He was prom- nent in its councils and took an active interest in everything that promised to promote its best advantage. Although le will be greatly missed, yet his memory will be cherished with respect and affection by his many friends. After a brief service at the home, the funeral, in charge of Rev.

S. E. Cooper, was held from the Congregational church in Carthage. Interment was at Pleasant View cemetery where the Masonic ritual was conducted by Mr. L.

J. friends and relatives here for 10 days. Pat O'Kecfe and Ray Nolan attended a golf at De Smet Sunday. George Rboads of Sauborn county was i Cavour on business Monday. Mr.

McMillan of the stale banking department was in Cavour on business Monday. Mrs. Wilbur French of Sheffield was caller in Cavour Monday. Workmen have begun cleaning up the debris at the E. F.

Martin farm caused by fire three weeks ago. Charles Matter of Pearl Creek township was a caller in Cavour Monday. David Hofer of Carpenter was in Cavour 'with wheat Monday. Danforth Mr. and Mrs.

Ollie Lewcllen and Mr. and, Mrs. Chester Geiver were to leave Monday for a two weeks' visit at the Vcrn Lewellen home at Goshen, Ind. A farewell party was given at the Elmer Whitney home in Buffalo county Monday evening. They expect to leave soon to make their home in Missouri.

John Parmley of Harlington, has been visiting at the Dearborn home in Pleasant Valley township. Milk cows sold at the Whitney farm sale for $25 per head. at Brookings this year. De' Van Zee is attending school at Centerville, la. Miss Mable Mehan, who is teaching school south of Ree Heights, spent weekend at home.

Alpena Rebekahs To Observe Anniversary ALPENA, Sept. W. S. Leighton, noble grand of the Echo P.ebekah lodge No. 84, says that the lodge will celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the Rebekal.

lodge their next meeting which will be held Wednesday evening, October 7., A program is being prepared for the occasion and a good time is expected with a social evening and lunch. GUILTY LIPS (Continued from Feature Page) Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. Faulkingham and Mr, Brown of Bloomlngtori, 111., have arrived here to visit at the Victor DeBauche home. Hazel Bieger has been visiting with friends in Huron.

G. I. McDonald, Dale McDonald and Ed Pier motored to Sioux Falls recently on business. Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Gugin have returned from a visit with relatives in Nebraska. Alfred -Kelley and A. Goethel are making hjy at Crandall. I haire 10 head of feeding pigs which would like to sell or trade for grain.

Spain, Iroquois, S. D. CLOSE OOT spring wall paper patterns at cost Kielman's Paint Shop. Royal hotel bide. 23, 10 7 FEED FOR SALE, car lots and truck lots.

Honl Roney. Oakes. N. D. 54-FOR SALE FURNITUKS FURNITURE, gas miscellaneous articles.

Call at 521 Utah S. E. after six evenings. FOR SALE--9x12 rug, solid walnut writ- Ing desk. Phone 5433.

J4-SALESMEN WANTED MEN WANTED HawleiKh Route ol 800 consumers In askings. Reliable hustler can month. Write Immediately. Raw- SD-C-W-S, Minneapolis, Minn. 3S-STTUATION WANTED QIRL WISHES WORK as clerk, waitress or In home In town.

Mta iinrins. Alpeoa, 8. D. H. F.

D. I Alpeoa, M. K-WANTED wanted. Mrs. Moot WANTED-Studenhi In accounting, night claaa MISCELLANEOUS a-FOR BALE Oft V.W.

Oarage if Ouzee. WILL far or SACRIFICE--Combination range, Ice box, double bed, a few other articles. Phone 3415 or 4242. PAINTING and paperhanging; first class work. Phone F.

M. Luiher. BVICE Dak. South Jack Knabe outh MMMim I ADDING MACHINES TO ANTOHI LEAVING town for winter and wirfiing caretaker for their how write Huronitaw TV-FEED mt ROCK EZCHAMOK FOB SALE-One dark spotted boar, cholera Immune. Abo so fodder la south 1 west, Huren.

DDKOC JEBSXY with sod sprinc bean Jar eala or trade far feed. R. Iroquois, 8. D. NOTICE OF BEARING PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION WITH THE WILL ANNEXED.

In couny court. State of South Dakota, County Beadle, ss. In the matter of the estate of Edith E. Wheatley, deceased. The State of South Dakota sends greetings to Elmer Bloodgood, Fern Blood- gcod, PhyKss Bloodgood, Arfett Bloodgood, Emma Gemmel, Mwion Gcmmel, Fay Gemmel, Verce Gemmel SelL Maxine 'Gemmel, Robert Gemmel, Bruce Gemmel, Mason Meyers, Albert Meyers, Bdward Gemmel, Athel Vere Gemmel, Howard Andrew Gemmel, Walter Vane Gemmel, Gertrude Inez Meyers, James C.

Wheatley, Stella Dinsmore, and Ruth Parker, heirs at law, devisees, and legatees of Edith E. Wheatley, deceased, and all persona to whom these presents may come: Notice is hereby given that B. E. Beach has filed in this court a petition for the admission to probate of the last win of Edith E. Wheatley, diiceased, and for issuance of letters of administration with the win annexed to E.

Beach, and that the 19th day of October. of o'clock a. at the ottee rf tte County Judge at JIT Da- flevth in the City of Hu- South Dakota, has lit the time and place when am where said petition will be heard, an i Interested may appear an. i why the laid petition should not be granted, or contest the said wffl. Dated Und day of September, ttSL By the court: H.

MARKET (Seal) -Clerk. Cfaatnberlaia Hall. Attorneys, Huron, Dak. aoV Only tie games in O. years of football history the UntvcrsUjr rf Harrold Miss Catherine Chase has returaed- home-from a visit in Minneapolis.

A son was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. George. Bohning, Mr. and W.

Pyncheon have returned from Sioux Falls where they were called by the death of Mrs. Pynch- eon's brother. A daughter was born recently to the Rev. Mr. and The E.

Hall and Warren Corning families have returned from a visit with points in Albert Winckler has gone to Springfield, 111., where he will attend ochool this year. Tulare The Carl Anderson family were shopping hi Huron Saturday. Lucy Weiting has gone to Brookings to enroll at the State college. Lucian Craig and Herbert Hilkenmeier spent a day in Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Meyers visited relatives in Huron for a day. The HatpU Hagman family and Doris Ragman of Huron were here for a visit at the Fred. Hagman home. Mr. Hagman was reported to be very ill this week.

The George Sickles family have gone to Florida to spend the winter. Boy Beckett arrived from Manilla, for a short visit, with friends and relatives. The Harry Fink family spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Hitchcock A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Alva LeGrand September Hi. Mrs. Lufa Murphy of Huron was here on business Monday. L. Person has returned from Brookings after a brief visit there.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Maher, September 28, a daughter. Frank Wagner, who is in the restaurant business in Hecla was here for a short visit. J.

C. Mulvaney and Soren Johansen made a business trip to the southern part of the state. Juanita Kingdon, who is attending Da- kola Wesleyan, visited at home over the weekend. Clinton Dubois has gone to Brookings to enter his tl-ird year at the State college. Miss Esther Huppel of Alpena visited over the weekend at the home of Mr.

'and Mrs. George Armstrong. fornia. There was a vacancy in the office in which the sister worked. If Dorothy could come at once the job would be hers.

Within three days Chris was alono in the apartment, Dorothy's trunk packed and gone and Dorothy herself on a westbound train. Three days more and Norma's dresses hung in the vacated closet space. Norma had not been eager to move but Chris had explained it as a favor to herself. She could not keep up the rent alone, shs said. If Norma would not come' she would have to give up the apartmsnt.

For a while things appeared to so better after that. Less strain for Chris in trying to see that Norma was occupied. No need for constantly manufacturing excuses to include the other girl in her plans. It was easier to see that Norma had substantial meals. There were days when Chris told herself Norma 'was happier but they sure to be followed by periods depression.

They never talked about the future and as time passed Norma said less and less about Mark. A photograph in the Press one evening informed them that Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Travcrs had returned from a s.x weeks' stay in Florida. Chris read tiio paragraph aloud and Norma glanced at picture but she made no Brad Hart, whom Chris questioned frequently, could furnish no news of Mark Travel's. He was still hi from all that could be learned. Gradually March dragged to a close. It had come in like a lion and went out the same way with a terrific snowstorm.

The bad weather continued anJ Norma developed an annoying cold. Then one day Chris telephoned Bofc Karrell and arranged to meet him at dinner. Over the restaurant table Chril said anxiously, "You've got to help me. Bob. Something must be done!" To lie Continued) FOR FARM SALES See ROY HOUSMAN Wiite or 2568 Huron, South Dakota Bonilta Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Walton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright and Mr. and Mrs.

John Crosby of Morton, family of Hitchcock spent Sunday at the and Mrs. Wetherell of Weir, have left for their homes after a at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Pyncheon. George Haas has returned from Canton, where he visited his mother, who is 11L Cavour Miss Hedwig Jungemann of Wolsey is spending a few days with her cousin. Hiss Ella Mftass In Cavour township. Al Gable is suffering from infection In hist hand caused by a scratch. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Fisher were Lake Piestoo visitors Sunday. The Otto Lather family were In tfie watermelon district near Forestburg Sunday and brought beck some very One HifUJiB. The Her. A.

L. Ford of the anti-saloon league spoke at the Cavour M. E. church Sunday morning, -also making.the circuit with the Her. C.

D. Arms, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dueller were celled to Huron-Saturday by the serious of Mrs. Duealer's father, Mike Xckhart.

Be if reported to be improved; After two delay, the insurance MQusten hare come to the F. Mar- tfe farm to make the adjustment on the tie. and Mrs. Carl Rudy departed for their home in Lone Beach, Calif, Monday morning. They been viatttaa Truman Walton home.

Mtt and Mrs. Con Huntley of Huron were Btmilla visitors Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Swansen of Woonsottket visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank James Sunday. The Eonilla But But Butter Maids club met with Joy Bussell Saturday after-noon. St. Lawrence Mrs.

A. Jeriner, who is in a Miller hospital. ill reported to be improving rapidly. Mr. ind Mrs.

Bert Bingham expect to move aoon to to make tiieir home, Ro? and Dorothy O'Neill and Canon Larimove vieited friends at 'Ipswich over Gbesiv Ijit blrtiiday" dinner Sunday for Buglus Grabow were Mr. and Mrs. L. Jarmuth of Miller; Mrs. Hoover, Mr.

Mrs. Frank Clegg and children, Prof, and Mrs. O. G. Wright and BODS, John and Hlchard.

Mr. and, Mrs. L. C. Danielson are passing a vacation at Big Stone lake.

Ben If in Ohio auctioning feeder hogi that are being bought and shipped there. Mra. Joe Bushong and two sons from Burdette expect to move into the Carl LUIle Lanz attending college Huron Pierre Bus Leaves Huron at 3:09 p. arrives at Pierre at o'clock. Leaves Pierre at 7:20 a.

eon nects with train South out of Wolsey at 10:55 a. and arrives at Huron at 11:20 a. m. Vte-RE HANDY FOLKS TOKHOVf FOR WE.