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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
6
Sunday and Monday schedule includes B of L F and EH gathering at 2 30, Newman club, James River Lodge No 3 7 30, LO O FL K P, and delayed Women’s Club social. Guests from Ashton and Sibley hosted dinners and games at local homes with multiple host families.
A diaristic slice shows a farm routine with hens in new nests and brooder work. The narrator notes rain dampening chores, repairs to a cedar chest, and Mary visiting before plans to finish plastering and prep chicks. Gardening urges arise alongside uncertain spring weather.
Town residents report rising asparagus prices while gardeners rush to plant new beds. Jean notes shortages will ease as seasonal crops mature, and local plots expand with faster urban gardening efforts.
Patty Reichman of Pierre arrives in Huron for Fas ter vacation with her parents Mrs and Mr M J Reichman set to drive back Sunday Labor meeting announced at Labor Temple on April 19 Royal C Agne president of Huron college in New York City last week plans return May 10 Armour & Co seeks young man for clerical post Easter dance sponsored by B of L F de E Wednesday April 21 Edna Nelson from Huron college home for Easter Katherine and William Fahrendorf stay through Monday Mrs Sprague places for sale phone 8584 third item A Ricker of 351 Idaho avenue south listed.
Local items report Jett heading to Ontsha for Easter with his son, a Catholic Ladies food sale at McWeems and Klines, and theater ads for The Vagabond King at the Huron theatre. Also mentioned are travel plans, a funeral for Shirley Gene Willis in Redfield, and various visits among residents.
A charter was issued for the De Smet community hospital group. At Monday's meeting a board of directors was chosen: Dr. B A Dyar, Theo H Meyer, G G Johns, B E M Robinson and Mrs F L Brewer. Plans and estimates were presented for a new hospital building and remodeling of a large residence in the town.
J A Schueller P F Clinton and Fred Bentley won seats on the Canova town council, with A F Voigt elected assessor. Incumbents E H Treasurer Henry Lueth clerk A Duxbury justice won re election unopposed. Central West Public Service Co. secured a 20 year telephone franchise by 83 to 2, total votes 121.
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