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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1937
Page
7
Hyde County reports a wet winter with twenty inches plus of snowfall and heavy rains January through March. While drought easing improves soil, seeding proceeds slowly except on higher ground. optimism grows for increased acreage despite late start and shifts to barley and Siberian wheat seedlings.
April 20 report from Lead details Alberto a Mexican resident stabbed in Deadwood. He arrived at Deadwood Hospital with seven stab wounds and a skull blow, then gave conflicting accounts to Police Chief Dick Costello while recovering.
Sioux Falls will begin work on a proposed municipal airport by June 1 with air mail service to resume by midsummer. Mayor A N Graff announced after returning from Washington where a city delegation won Department of Commerce approval of the site. G H Dubuque, regional Commerce engineer, will visit within 10 days for a final site inspection and to clear WPA grant steps.
Conrad M. Christianson 72 a veteran educator died Sunday night at his Sioux Falls home after a lingering illness. He taught at Augustana College since its Lutheran Normal School days and retired in 1932. He was born in Norway and lived in Sioux Falls 45 years. Survived by his widow a daughter Johanna and two sons Anne and Lars all of Sioux Falls.
Davenport Iowa April midwest federation of musicians closed a two day conference with new officers elected including Joseph Kitchen Minneapolis conference chairman Claude E Pickett St Paul secretary treasurer Stanley Ballard Minneapolis state committeeman Hert J Robinson Sioux City re elected for Iowa Dr J L Zellers Lincoln Neb A J Bentley Grand Forks re elected North Dakota and Clarenet DeLong Sioux Falls re elected for South Dakota
L. C. Gullick of Sioux Falls has been named WPA Tabor Coordinator in South Dakota. Appointed by Governor Leslie Jensen, Gullick will work under the State Highway Commission and maintain an office at Pierre. He is a Sioux Falls native and serves as vice-president of the local carpenter's union.
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