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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1931

Page

12

Indians Conclude Presbytery Meet in Flandreau

Sioux Indians gathered at Flandreau to conclude the Dakota Indian Presbytery meeting. Dr. Hubert Ketelle described sessions and interpreter Red Lightning translated talks in Sioux, with songs in the native language. Delegates from South Dakota, Montana, Nebraska and Minnesota plan to return to their homes after the weeklong gathering.

Flandreau Dakota Indian Presbytery Presbyterian Church In South Dakota Hubert Ketelle Innin Huron Presbytery Ketelle Indian Presbytery E. L. Biederstadt Madison J. W. Carey Minneapolis Red Lightning H. P. Carson Huron First Presbyterian Church Flandres Montana Nebraska Minnesota Dakota Presbytery A. F. Johnson John Wright Santee School Nebraska Line Yankton Jesse Williamson Onida Charles Eastman The Wilderness Eastman Boston

Fire devastates farm outbuildings near Wessington

Fire at the J. D. McNair farm one mile south of Wessington destroyed the outbuildings including feed, seed grain, tools, harness, and machinery. The chicken house and house survived, stock sheltered by neighbors, and insurance covered the buildings though Stewart family items were uninsured. Embers from a straw pile on a neighboring quarter section are believed to have started the blaze.

Wessington D. Stewart Harry J. D. McNair S. D. Stewart Will Koch

Citizens Military Training Camp Entries Close May 1

Beadle county recruiting officer Karl Flanagan announces that applications for Citizens Military Training Camp sessions this summer will be accepted until May 1. South Dakota’s quota is nearly filled, and early reservations are advised to insure acceptance. The first session at Fort Lincoln, North Dakota opens June 16, with all expenses including railroad fare paid.

South Dakota Citizens Seasions Karl F. Flanagan Beadle County Flanagan Chas McDonald Sioux Falls Secretary of War Com. T. C Fort Lincoln N. D

Y C L Declam Meet Held At Springs

In Wellington Springs April 20 Roy Jones won the county essay history contest at the regional Y C L declamatory meet earning a chance to represent his region at the state contest in Pierre May 1. Frances Steffen of Aurora county placed second Ruth Krog of Buffalo county third and Marian Swanson of Sanborn county fourth with Swanson receiving special mention for stage presence. Norbert Loos of Douglas county won the intermediate division Wilma Schildhauer of Aurora county was second and Laura Ann Dent of Sanborn county third. Judges were Mrs August Wider Mitchell lecturer Willard Jordan and L W Robinson publisher of the Mitchell Gazette.

Springs Wellington Springs Roy Jones Pierre May Frances Steffen Aurora County Ruth Krog Buffalo County Marian Swanson Sanborn County

Sioux Falls Woman in Critical Condition After Hit and Run

Miss Rose Habeger a Sioux Falls saleswoman lies unconscious in a hospital with a fractured skull and body bruises after a hit and run accident Saturday night. Police pursue the fleeing driver who turned off lights and sped away as she crossed the street with companions.

Sioux Falls Sioue Falls Rose Habeger Ater

Yanks Aim for New Attendance Record This Season

New York reports the Yankees have drawn 205000 fans across five games, averaging 41000 per game. A crowd of 60403 packed Yankee Stadium to watch the Phillies game against Joe McCarthy's club. The largest prior turnout was 35265 during a 1928 Sunday double header.

New York New York Yankees Yankee Stadium Philadelphia Joe McCarthy Yankees A's

Central America unrest spurs U S naval aid to Honduras

Washington reports a new Central American upheaval as revolutionary forces move on key Honduran ports. To safeguard American lives three cruisers are dispatched from Guantanamo to Trujillo La Ceiba and Puerto Cortes while Tela repels an attack with unknown casualties.

Washington Central America Honduras United States Gregorio Ferrara Trenton Marble Head Guantanamo Cuba Trujillo Puerto Cortez Memphis Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua la Ceiba Las Ceiba Tela Mejia Colindres Tegucigalpa

Huron City Briefs Include Family Visits And Birth at Local Hospital

Local notes report visitors from Maramoth Springs and Minneapolis. James Arendt and family from Arkansas traveled by car to stay two weeks with the J T Arends family at 215 Fifth Street SE. A baby boy named for Jake Waldner was born at the hospital. Irene Welton of Minneapolis, E F Hartnagel, Alice Claire and Billy Lehman, and other residents were mentioned in weekend visits and departures. G M Anderson advertises at store headquarters above J C Penney.

C. E James Arendt Maramoth Springs Atk Huron J. T. Arends Fifth Street G. M. Anderson J.C. Penney Criss Irene Welton Minneapolis Jake Waldner Jake Walklin Long Beach Tom Stevens Los Angeles Violet Ellefson Helen Ruden Castlewood Castewood Bir E. J. Bowe Colorado Avenue Margaret McLaughlin

Woodmen Convention Delegates Visit Huron Area

A national delegate to the Forest Woodmen convention in Buffalo and Mitchell resident left for her home after visiting Huron. She has spent the last three weeks there arranging Woodman Circle activities and attended sessions last week. James Colletta of Minneapolis spent Sunday in Huron visiting friends.

Jerauld Teachers To Receive Salary Trim

WESSINGTON SPRINGS April 21 Special At a meeting of Jerauld county school officials here the decision was made to reduce rural teachers salaries 5 per month for the coming year This reduction does not include salaries in the city of Wessington Springs The average scale adopted calls for an average salary of 73 per month for teachers holding a second grade certificate 80 to those holding a first grade certificate but having no previous experience and 85 per month to experienced teachers with a first grade certificate.

Wessington Springs Jerauld County

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