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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
5
County Treasurer E H Vance reminds Beadle County taxpayers that the first half of 1930 taxes is due by May 1. Delinquency triggers interest and the full year becomes delinquent. Poll taxes apply to adults 21 plus, with road tax for ages 21 to 50. Bring old receipts to speed payment. about $2 million collected annually, half by May 1.
Yankton residents back a parent teacher association after a preliminary hearing in the high school science room. A 50 to 60 person turnout voted unanimously for organization and authorized a committee to set the date and place. Desire for a meeting in April was expressed.
Dr. Gross, local physician, addressed high school students in TROQUOIS on Friday morning detailing why finances and time matter for medical training. He cited three requisites: mental ability, strong science background, and financial means to cover schooling costs. The next talk will be by A J Lang, Huron schools superintendent, on Friday April 18 at 9 o clock.
A severe dust storm accompanied by strong winds swept near Quinn Quinn on April 14. The day had unusually high temperatures and wheat in new fields was uncovered in places, prompting farmers to drag fields to cover grain. Despite no recent rain, soil moisture remains suitable for plowing and spring tasks.
Vermillion April 14 faculty committees plan a three day May 1 to May 3 inauguration of Herman G. James as president. Dr. L D Coffman of Minnesota will deliver the principal address. Music by the college of music. Several hundred attend. Presidents and officials from midwestern universities to participate. May 1 and 2 host deans and meetings of the South Dakota Academy of Science and high school principals. Public ceremonies May 2.
Hot Springs April 14 Dr Albert C Kumpf a pathology teacher at the University of Minnesota will take charge of the laboratories of the Hot Springs Clinic on July 1 He completed arrangements here Wednesday and praised Hot Springs hospital staff and the medical team He is a Mayo Foundation fellow and comes highly recommended The clinic aims to build an outstanding northwest medical center and health resort.
Mrs. Ben Faust of Parker visited here several days at the Frank Keiler and Bjornson homes. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Strub and son Gerald were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dougherty and baby daughter arrived from Unityville.
Sunday evening extended visit at the Gartland home. W B Price drove from Madison Tuesday evening returning with Mrs Price. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs A E Rogers. Clyde Baird transferred from Cavour to Manchester Monday. Ernest Smith and family moved to Cavour to fill vacancy. Congregational meeting planned for Sunday after services. P T A program and exhibit arranged for Friday night at the hall by township teachers.
Wolsey Miss Roberta C Barr will speak at the church Tuesday night April 15 at o oclock Mr and Mrs Lester Liebert announce the birth of a daughter at a Huron hospital April L Mrs Alvini Boyle is DJ at her home here H C Cheney left Friday for Harrold where he will join the Carter crew and continue to do graveling The Misses Hilda and Hazel Dragseth Marjorie and Paul Qosmahson motored to Creshard Friday afternoon for a visit with relatives They returned Sunday Mr and Mrs H W Wiitner accompanied by Lorrine Bales made a business trip to Wessington Springs Friday Miss Fanny Mills received a telegram Friday telling of the death of a brother Friday morning at Sheridan Wyn Claude Smith who had been attending presbytery at Dell Rapids returned this way and Miss Mills accompanied him to his home at Lake Andes At the time Miss Mills left here she had received no word of the funeral arrange ments.
The Bonilla Extension club will meet Tuesday afternoon April 15 at the home of Mrs. Robert Kenyon with Mrs. Rollie Kenison assisting. Demonstrators will be Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. George Merklin.
Members of the Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Frank James on Tuesday afternoon with ten present. New officers were elected: Mrs. Walter Barrick chairwoman, Mrs. Earl Russell vice chairman, and Mrs. Arthur Miller secretary. A demonstration on Time Savers in Feeding the Family was given and lunch was served. Hu ron visitors Tuesday.
The Hitchcock Carrie Davis club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Carrie Davis home with good attendance. Mrs. L C Sims helped as joint hostess. Ruth Lenore and Jean Sutter drove to Huron Wednesday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William North of Carvallis Ore Friday April 4. The baby named Willian after his father and grandfather. Mr North is secretary of the Carvallis chamber of commerce. Local businesses redecorating interiors including J C Mulvaney Hardware, John King dons garage office and the Dawson Barber shop.
The R. N. A. lodge held a hall meeting on Wednesday afternoon. T. E. Dickson of Pearl Creek township fences his farm with woven wire and steel post this spring. Ray Nolan builds a garage on the southwest city property. Figland Bros. install gas pumps at their garage on the Black and Yellow trail, recently bought from McCarthy Bros. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kauth on Wednesday morning. HL J. Brinkman was called to Charlotte, Iowa, by her mother's death. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindrigan returned from Nebraska after the death of Mr. Lindrigan's brother.
The M. W. A. lodge met in regular session Thursday night. Floyd Bevier of Pearl Creek township was a business caller in Cavour Thursday. G. B. Thompson of Huron was a business visitor in Cavour Wednesday.
Yale visitors include Mr and Mrs R A Maass from Bancroft and Mr and Mrs George Tyrell from Iroquois. The Rev and Mrs Israel announce a birth. T B Davis has been ill. Miss Powell and Miss Wright visited Mt Vernon and Hitchcock. William Kueml family visited Paul Ulrich in Willow Lake as Ulrichs celebrate silver anniversary. Ladies Aid plans bake sale April 19. Carl Harding had appendicitis operation.
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Huron on Wednesday April 9 for W E Carter long time resident of northern Beadle county Burial was in Broadland cemetery He was born October 27 1859 near Flint Michigan homesteaded Milford township in 1882 He married Elmira Falls who died August 12 1918 Surviving are two daughters Elsie Sammons and Anna Eilis both of Hermosa five sons Miner Wessington Raymond Saco Mont Bernard Wolsey Maynard Ortley Ernest Fairburn 28 grandchildren and one brother J M Carter Hermosa His life was true and worthy upright and exemplary citizen kind father brother and friend He was esteemed by all who knew him for his great worth and goodness
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