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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1929

Page

2

Mote to go to Oregon school transfer announced

Rapid City rapid city Aug 14 Shar on Mote superintendent of Rapid City Sanitorium school here formerly an Indian school will be transferred soon to Salem Chemawa Oregon. Dr Ira Nelson of Crow reservation Montana ordered to report by August 15. Transfers include Mary E. Ryann Irene Griffin Alice Griffin Theresa Kaufman Ada Decory Pearl R Long Jennie Warneck Walter Harrington Florence Cornelius to various Indian schools and agencies.

Rapid City Sharon “Mote Rapid City Salem Indiargs Chemawa Oxwegon Ira Nelson Crow -Reservation Montana Mote Oregon Mary E. Ryean Sac and Fox Toledo Irene Griffin Alice Griffin Trahers Lo Pine Ridge Indian’ School Theresa Kaufman Rosebud Indian School Ada Decory Canton Indian Insane Asylum Canton Pearl R. :Long Pawnee Indian Agency Pawnee Okla Jennie Warneck Eastern Navajo Crown Point N. Mex Walter Harrington Piute Shivwits Utah Florence Cornelius Cheyenne

De Smet Woman Wins Essay Contest Prize

Mrs. M. Lament of De Smet has been notified from Washington, D.C., that she won a prize in the essay contest on the topic Why Congress Should Pass the Robison School Bill.

DE Smet

Injuries: Shoulder From Fall Down Stairs Reported

Danforth August 14 Mrs Peter Geiver suffered a badly bruised shoulder when her ankle twisted stepping down stairs No bones were broken and her arm was placed in a sling Ashton August 14 Special Birthday club members and families enjoyed a picnic at Beulah camp grounds Redfield Mrs Earl Boyer honored for birthday Sunday

Danforth Peter Geiver Ashton Birthday Club Beulah Redfield Earl Boyer

Odd Fellows Picnic Ends by Heavy Rain at Lake Oakwood

Heavy rain interrupted Preston Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge members at Lake Oakwood during the annual picnic. Activities planned included diamondball, quoits, fishing, and boating, with forty-two members attending before the storm halted the day’s events.

Preston’ Odd Fellows Preston Odd, Fellows Lake Oakwood The Odd Fellows Rebekah Oakwood Quoits

Good Yields Report Near Lake Preston

Farmers around Lake Preston report good yields after a dry spell in late June and early July. Barley runs 30 to 35 bushels and oats about 25, with threshing wrapping up in about two weeks.

Lake Preston Lake Preston

Corn Near Virgil In Need Of Rain

Virgil August 14 special report notes corn in the area received some rainfall late last week but still needs more moisture. Local fields show uneven moisture levels with drier patches nearby. Farmers slight optimism but await additional showers to prevent stunting and yield loss.

Virgil

Wessington Man To Move To Mobridge

WESSINGTON Aug 14 special Mr and Mrs Keith Robinson of Wessington plan to make their home in Mobridge after September 1 Mr Robinson will have charge of the Beatrice Creamery companys station in that city and Mrs Robinson will act as bookkeeper Mr Robinson is making satisfactory recovery from an appendicitis operation which he underwent about three weeks ago in Rapid City.

Wessington Keith Robinson Mobridge Robinson Beatrice. Creamery Company That City Rapid City

Wessington to Open School September 2

Wessington expects to open September 2 as teacher staffing is complete with all positions filled. Superintendent Aldrich visited the city last week and the district has rented the Clark Anderson home for offices and housing.

Wessington Aldrich Fom. Midland Clark Anderson

New Arrival Frankfort A G Birth Announcement

Mr and Mrs Lorraine Robinson are the parents of a baby girl born on Wednesday August 7 in Frankfort A G. The item notes the arrival as a family event with no additional details provided.

Frankfort A .G Lorraine “Robinson

Parmlee Outlines Auto Club Paving Plan for SD Roads

Ipswich leader J We Parmley explains the South Dakota Automobile Club resolution backing paving efforts. He proposes county financing modeled after Missouri River bridge funding to extend limited state highway miles. State funds come from a gas tax license fees and federal aid, distributed by the highway commission and by county valuation.

Parmlee Auto Club South Dakota Automobile Club J. We ‘Parmley Ipswich Parmley Missouri River South Dakota Automobile Club Highway Commission

Nearly Through With Threshing At Danforth

Danforth August 14 Special reports threshing nearly complete in the Danforth area with some head ed grain expected to be threshed later. Corn crops need rain and moisture to improve yields in current growing conditions.

Danforth Danworth

Woonsocket Lions to Get Charter Near Aug 19

Woonsocket's newly organized Lions club will receive its charter at a charter night to be held August 19. A large delegation from surrounding towns including Huron and Sioux Falls is expected. The club held its first luncheon this week.

Woonsocket Lions Woonsocket Lions Club Janguet Huron Sioux Falls

War of Mr and Mrs Claren de Luxton ends in dispute

A fragmentary notice reads like a family dispute involving Phyllis Maxine and a girl, with references to Frank and a warlike phrase between Mr and Mrs de Luxton, Claren. The readable text hints at a domestic or legal matter but lacks clear details.

Frankfa Phyllis Maxine Claren de Luxton

Rain Offsets Hail Damage Near Ashton

Hail fell Sunday across areas near Ashton with fields shredded and gardens damaged while rain offset some of the loss. The storm damaged eight sire fields and left some areas untouched, according to local reports.

Ashton _ ASHTON

Frankfort Sees Heaviest Rain in Nine Weeks

FRANKFORT Aug. 14 Special Frankfort and nearby territory recorded the heaviest rain in nine weeks with about one inch falling Sunday afternoon after a strong wind storm. Little damage was reported despite the downpour.

Frankfort

Booklet Outlines Study Courses for South Dakota Clubs

Pierre Aug 14 The booklet prepared for South Dakota club women by Leota J Lewis director of the state Free Library commission suggests standardized study courses for women clubs. Applications indicate more than 100 clubs in the state will use the plan and pursue programs across several lines of study.

Pierre South Dakota Leota J. Lewis State Free ‘Library Commission

Finish Correcting Teachers Exams State Board Completes Papers

Pierre August 14 The state examining board finished correcting examination papers for teacher certificates. Ninety four applicants were graded as part of two weeks work by 21 examiners. Re marks will be mailed to county superintendents.

Pierre

Builds New Granary Hailed by Hail Storm Loss

Antos Benda a farmer in Britton works to finish a granary on his farm hoping to store a promising crop. A recent hail storm devastated his grain yielding only ruined crops and seeds left for next season.

Britton Antos Benda

Year’s Crop Rowed Into Farmyard Banter

A fragment hints at a rural exchange about a year’s harvest crop and grain sharing. The speaker quips about sharing a dine granary as the harvest talk turns humorous and ambiguous. The text reads as a colloquial rural aside with incomplete wording.

Crop Yields At South Dakota Training School

Plankinton August 14. Crop yields at the South Dakota Training School farm were good this year considering that small grain was badly hailed. Reported by A. R. Schios.

S. D Iplankinton South Dakota A. R. Schios

Lake County Personal Property Rises in Year

MADISON Aug 14 A Lake County county auditor report shows personal property up 368047 from last year total 3618359 This year elevators in the county handled 2149141 bushels of grain including 65100 wheat 93457 flax 977947 corn 695941 oats and 85159 barley There are 1015 radio sets this year up from 760 The hog count increased by more than 1000 while cattle declined slightly.

Madison Lake County

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