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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

3

American Legion offers scholarships for Citizens Military Training Camp

South Dakota residents may win state college scholarships through the Fort Lincoln Citizens Military Training Camp program June 16 to July 15. Selection hinges on citizenship, discipline, and military bearing. the Fort Lincoln commander will pick the recipient. Government covers uniforms meals and medical care. candidates pay rail fare to camp with 5 cent reimbursement on arrival and 5 cents per mile for return travel. Earl F. Flanagan, Beadle County chairman, provides information and forms.

Sioux Falls L. C. Morrison American Legion Department of South Dakota Department South Dakota Citizens Military Training Fort Lincoln N. D Soule Dakota Fort Lincoln Citizens Military Training Camp South Dakota Institute of Learning Earl F. Flanagan Beadle County

Wessington Springs Opens Kindergarten

Wessington Springs announces a four week kindergarten course at the grade school starting Monday April 14 led by senior normal training students under Miss Jeanne Allison supervision. Eligible AML children turning six by January 1 1931 may attend with no charge.

Wessington Springs Specia Supt R. W. Gibson Loca High School Jeanne Allison AML

Sales Talk Lands Order But Wrecks Office In Rapid City

In Rapid City an eclipse of luck and weather collided when a forceful salesman praised his wares in the McMahon feed dealers office. A chimney collapsed from above, a pail of soot fell, and the scene ended with the office damaged but the salesman seemingly vindicated by the timing of the customer’s prospective decision.

Prospect Rapid City McMahon Company Fifth Street Ralph McMahon

Milk Bottle Thieves Active At Watertown

In Watertown on April 14 small boys in the northern residence district have taken to bottle stealing. Housewives report milk bottles set out for the milkman are disappearing regularly. Police found boys trading empties to storekeepers for candy, with the surplus troubling the district.

Watertow Watertown Yseidence

Yankton Truck Driver Wins State Test Case

Yankton truck driver Vernon Vanderhale defeats a prosecution over a truck tractor and semi-trailer exceeding 20 000 pounds. County Judge Fred N Whiting rules the combination is not a single public offense since the tractor and trailer are two vehicles. Vanderhale was arrested Tuesday by state railroad commission official Frank Cummings who charged over the legal gross.

Yankton State Vernon Vanderhale Fred N. Whiting Vanderhule Frank J. Cummings State Railroad Commission Cummings

Nine Convicted For State Law Violations In South Dakota

The South Dakota department of agriculture division of inspections lists two weeks of convictions. Names include HH. AL Sheldon of Fairfax and N. J. Lauerman of Dallas for unstamped cigarettes with $50 fines and confiscation of stock. Lloyd Johnson of Goodwin and EL Vis of Wasta and A. L. Keiser of Wasta faced similar charges. P. F. Stucky of Freeman, L. B. Premac of Aberdeen, F. J. Roseland of Astoria charged with false Babcock test reports. fines $25 or $50 with costs and confiscation where noted.

Pierre South Dakota Department of Agriculture AL Sheldon Fairfax N. J. Lauerman Dallas Lloyd Johnson Goodwin Babcock M. C. Wollberg LaBolt EL Vis Wasta A. L. Keiser P. F. Stucky Freeman L. B. Premac Aberdeen F. J. Roseland Astoria

De Smet Plans To Fete Fiftieth Anniversary

De Smet and Kingsbury county plan a June Old Settlers Day to honor the fiftieth anniversary of the area with a monument dedication in the courthouse yard. A committee led by John Hasche will organize the memorial and coordinate attendees from fifty years ago, with leaders G. G. Johns, E. M. Robinson, Wm. H. Warren, Harry J. Eggen, E. P. Wilmarth, W. E. Domonoske, and Aubrey H. Sherwood named to head committees.

de Smet Kingsbury County G. G. Johns John Hasche F. W. Wright Wm. H. Warren Court House Jume E. M. Robinson Harry J. Egg

Springs Cripple Injured By Truck

Wellington Springs reports that John L Jamison an 80 year old resident was knocked down and run over by a truck. The incident occurred near the Farmers Union store when a Jacob Reiners farm truck rolled in reverse from neutral and backed over him. Jamison uses crutches and suffered a crushed ankle with other bruises.

Indian Youth Sentenced for Check Forgery Near Mobridge

Frank No Hart an Indian youth living west of Mobridge received an eight month penitentiary sentence at Sioux Falls after pleading guilty to a forgery charge. He passed a check for 11 dollars bearing a forged Emil Bratz signature at Smokey's Place. Arresting prosecutor Huistendahl noted the plea and sentence. Two additional forged Emil Bratz checks from the same period were cleared, cashed at Yankey's drug store and Shrader's hardware.

Mobridge Mobridge Frank No Hart Mobridge Sioux Falls Huistendahl No Hart Emil Bratz Yankey Shrader

Miller High Seniors Postpone Play The Creaking Chair

Miller April 14 announces the senior class play is moved to Thursday April 17 due to unfavorable circumstances. The Egyptian themed mystery features a new set and a cast including Angus James Ross Rose Emily Winch Margaret Burrell Anita Latter Marion Burke Edwin Latter Walter Fisher Sylvia Latter Doris Reich Mrs Carruthers Dorothy Reich John Cutting Edward Weber Philip Speed Wallis Hellmuth Oliver Hart Delmar Spicer Henry Feray Heinzen Bates Willard Hull with tickets on sale at Collins and Shaw Drug Store.

Miller High Miller Collins and Shaw Drug Store Angus James Ross Rosé Emily Winch Margaret Burrell Anita Latter Marion Burke Edwin Latter Waler Fisher Sylvia Latter Doris Reich Mrs. Carruthers Dorothy Reich John Cutting Edward Weber Philip Speed Wallis Hellmuth Oliver Hart Delmar Spicer Henery—Ferey Heinzen, Din, Bates Witlard Hull

Suit Started Over 1929 Brookings Auto Crash

Cheever representing C R Culver, administrator of Alvina M Culver’s estate, sues Grace Dowdell and Pearl Hellingsworth over a $10,000 death claim from an automobile collision last July on highway No 15 near Brookings. Mrs Culver died July 26 after the crash. Davis died October 23 not from the injuries.

Brookings Cheever Collins C. R. Culver Alvina M. Culver Grace Dowdell Pearl Hellingsworth M. A. Davis Culver Mr. Davis

Man with Heart Disease Alleged to Drive Recklessly at Night

Court records allege a man afflicted with functional heart disease and impaired eyesight had difficulty operating an automobile at night. He is accused of driving carelessly and heedlessly in wanton disregard for others, at speed and manner likely to endanger persons and property on the highway, and of not giving the Culver car half of the road.

Culver

Thieves Loot Little At Watertown Service Station

Watertown April 4 thieves broke in at the Watertown Community Oil service station corner Fourth street and Fourth avenue S W gaining entry by breaking a door glass. No money or valuables were taken as no cash was kept on hand and the nearby safe was untouched. The cash drawer containing pennies was left with change. Cabinet drawers were rummaged but yielded nothing of value.

Watertown Watertown Community Oil Company Fourth Street Fourth Avenue S. W Elmer C. Raby Abby

Dallas New $50,000 Station Ready Soon

Dallas Jews owned WRAA and Dallas Journal prepare a 50 kilowatt radio station in operation before May. The transmitter sits 18 miles from Dallas in farming country, sharing clear channel 375 meters with WBAP. The station has broadcast since 1922, growing from 500 to 5,000 watts last autumn.

Dallas Tex WRAA Dallas Jews The Dallas Journal WBAP

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