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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
6
Readable fragments show hourly temperature data from early morning hours at Sheridan and Williston. Incomplete times and numbers suggest a brief weather observation column with scattered readings.
South Dakota sees unsettled and cooler conditions tonight with possible clearing and Wednesday partly cloudy skies. Minnesota and parts of Iowa report rain chances and cooler temperatures, while South Dakota cities show varied readings from Mitchell to Aberdeen with light precip and fair to good road conditions.
The second affair of the season at Huron Country Club is set for Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beranek host and hostess. Cards run eight to ten with prizes. An orchestra plays ten to one. A lunch is provided at eleven. May day party committee members listed.
Mr and Mrs C H Moehler entertained ten guests at 682 Twelfth Street Southwest Saturday for a bridge evening. High scores went to Mrs Clyde Burger and J F McMahon with consolation to Mr and Mrs H Fugisang. Mrs McMahon helped serve luncheon at small tables.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peterson were honored with a surprise anniversary party at their home 1115 Nebraska Avenue Southwest. The couple marked ten years of marriage on Wednesday May 1. Guests attended, shared a lunch, and presented a gift in an informal celebration.
Helene Blume transfers a one dollar interest in a parcel described as Pt. of SWW% NW 5-110-GL to Ha Brunner at Huron. Herbert R. Costain sells Lot 19 in Gross Addition Lake Byron to Evelyn McTlvaine for one dollar. C A Russell conveys SW% 18-110-40 to Brookings Mortgage Co. for one dollar.
A Central South Dakota farm woman recalls a cloudy Tuesday with routine chores. She notes garden progress stagnant, meals prepared, chores like plowing and hog pen cleaning, and a chicken hatch underway with incubators noisy tonight.
City letters report Mrs. Catherine Anderson recovering after surgery at Samaritan hospital. Mrs. Ethel Brandenburg from Pierre is discharged after rheumatism treatment. Mrs. Mary Katherine Crawford visits Vermillion with her mother. Mayo Clinic trip noted for Mrs. Curnow and a spouse. May Day breakfast and bake sale plans announced by Congregational church groups.
The item notes Willard Ingle recovering from pneumonia and influenza after a stay at Samaritan hospital. Mrs Hays was hospitalized at Sprague hospital last week and discharged Saturday evening. Gamble Stores aims to involve employees and customers in profits with a savings concept. A mailing address at 484 Stingon Blvd Minneapolis is listed with a phone-like sequence 796 1429-adver.
Unsettled and colder tonight with frost possible. Wednesday partly cloudy. Sunrise 6 26 sunset 7 24. Temperature ranges show historic highs and lows and precipitation totals for the period.
Weather summaries list three cities with conditions. Sioux Falls records Glear 55 high 62 with no precipitation and good roads. Watertown shows Gloudy 48 high 72 low 39 with .08 inches and good roads. Huron notes Cloudy 50 high 70 low 48 with .06 inches and good roads.
Alpena lodge members gathered for a special meeting commemorating the 110th anniversary of Odd Fellowship. Speeches were given and a social evening followed at the ALPISNA lodge.
The fifth district Federated Club Convention opened in Armour this afternoon. The program continues through Thursday with the election and installation of officers.
J. R. Bandy to greet delegates as tomorrow's speakers include Mrs. P. Shaw of Delmont state president, Mrs. R. G. Cargill of Minneapolis, and Mrs. R. W. Gaiseh of Parkston.
A barn on the Pete Myron farm near Alpena was destroyed by fire with an estimated $4,000 loss. The blaze consumed 1000 bushels of oats five hogs 12 years pigs three calves a saddle pony a corn picker hay and other articles. Neighbors saved a chicken coop which caught fire but no insurance covered the barn or its contents.
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