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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1930

Page

12

Rains Benefit Crops and Fall Work Across South Dakota

Moderate to heavy rains across most of South Dakota this past week aided corn flax alfalfa and pastures while ending drought. Reports note heaviest rainfall from Brown to Davison counties and in west central areas with some towns reporting over half an inch and Ipswich recording three and a half inches over 36 hours. Weather forecasts predict continued showers and milder temperatures as drought ends and grazing improves.

South Dakota State Weather Bureau Brown County Davison County Huron Sioux Falls West River Range Watertown Brookings Aberdeen Mitchell Rapid City Ipswich Edmunds County Philip

Huron Girl Describes Passion Play Tour

Miss Ruth Kingdon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kingdon of 231 Seventh Street Southeast, writes from Europe about witnessing Oberammergau and the Passion Play. She details village life, the stage scenes, and impressions of Christus and Judas, with travel plans to Montreal New York and Washington before returning home via Chicago.

Ruth Kingdon Henry Kingdon Seventh Street Europe Oberammergau Miles Kingdon Montreal New York City Washington, D. C Chicago Miss Kingdon

Magdalene and Indy Exchange Witty Fashioned Misreadings

The dialogue features Magdalene describing attraction and a joke about ears, with Peter’s puzzling exchange over a question. A playful travel note follows, mentioning crossing the Blue Danube, descending the Rhine by boat, and a quick journey toward London. The tone blends humor with a travel motif and self referencing whimsy.

Magdalene Peter Indy Blue Danube Rhine London

Slaying Case Reopens With New Dead End Inference

PRESHO Aug 20 The investigation into a mysterious grain field death near here returns to a blank wall with no clues. O P Bunnell of Milwaukee Brush Co clarifies that county clues were coincidences and a date error by Alexandria hotel keeper Thorson misled investigators about H J Finch being the victim, while Finch and Bunnell were later located.

Presho Here O. P. Bunnell Milwaukee Brush Company Alexandria H. J. Finch Milwaukee Company Thorson J.B. Thorson James Caldwell Lyman County Finch Bunnnell Bunnell

Finch topcoat lost in open car windstorm near Alexandria

Dorel Bunnell testifies that on June 9 in Huron and June 19 in Redfield their travel records show stops. Finch reportedly lost his topcoat and a pillow when wind blew them from an open car near Alexandria during a May to July trip. A dustless brush near a body is not from Milwaukee Dustless Brush company.

Alexandria Dorel Bunnell Huron Redfield Finch Lawler Hotel Thorson Fremont Nebraska Rosebud Winder Vivian

Huronians Invited To See Air Races At Aberdeen

Citizens of Huron are invited to view the national air races in Aberdeen on Saturday as the event reaches the city during the Seattle Chicago race. Planes arrive between dusk and evening, with Clyde R. Smith and Paul K. Myers representing Huron at the meet and urging broad local attendance.

Huron Aberdeen Huron Chamber of Commerce Clyde R. Smith Paul K. Myers

Local Society Notes From Iroquois And Nearby

Mrs Gross and grandson Bobby spent a week in Sioux Falls visiting Mrs Gross daughter Mrs Dennis. Dorothy Snyder of Huron visited here with her mother and sister Mrs Wolfe. Mrs E L Workman of Bowdle spent the week here with Rev and Mrs J Hunter. Virginia Lee accompanied her. Sisters and niece of Mrs George and Mrs Hulda Irwin left for Normal. Hoy Ernst visited from family in Sioux Falls. Harvey Dickey from Sioux Falls took charge of the drug store in the absence of W L Dickey. H J Green went to Flandreau to live with son W W Green. Mrs W H Meyer plans a trip to California soon. Mrs E C Larsen, daughter of Mrs Ernest Rusch, returned to Texas after brief visit and burial duties in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Ray Whyte and Helen Jean returned from their town trip. Charles E Greer visited from Hot Springs. sr. to Artesian before return. Mrs Greene, Mrs H C Browns mother, confined at home. Mrs Alice Stoner and sons returned from Choboyf.

Iroquois Gross Bobby Sioux Falls Flandreau W. -W. Green W.-H. Meyer Alice Stoner Chobojf

Death notice of Mrs. Alice Dumont from Los Angeles

Carl Theophilus, a student at the aviation school in Aberdeen, was home over the weekend. Mrs J L Stoner received word last week of the sudden death of her sister Mrs. Alice Dumont of Los Angeles California.

Carl Theophilus Aberdeen J.L. Stoner Alice Dumont Los Angeles Cal

Local Visits and Community Notes From the Area

Sheffield hosts Mr and Mrs Fawkingham and Mr and Miss Brown from Bloomington with Dr visiting Faulkington daughter Mrs V DeHauche Mrs Lee Arteman entertained ML M club at her home last week Mr and Mrs J H Bottomley of Huron visited J J Bottomley home Sunday Mas W Carr visiting her parents at home Mrs Boon of Wessington visiting daughter Mrs C Blair Threshing nearly finished in the vicinity Road crew on the township road has advanced to Shue Creek and southwards

Sheffield Fawkingham Miss Brown Bloomington Mr. Faulkington V. DeHauche Lee’ Arteman J. H. Bottomley Huron J. J. Bottomley Mas. W. Carr Mrs. Boon Wessington

Cavour hosts local visitors and threshing tally

Joe B Glanzer of Yale reported finishing threshing 11 000 bushels of small grain. Visitors included Mrs Helvig and son en route to Belle Fourche where she will teach next year. Mr and Mrs Burgones and daughters from Silver City toured the W A Millee home then headed to the Black Hills. Weldon from Cande were visitors after an eastern summer. A steady rain Sunday night added pasture moisture. Lindquist brothers hosted a Minnesota guest. Art Peasky and Clayton Stoner called in town. George Stevens from Pearl Creek recently called.

Cavour Joe B. Glanzer Yale Way Helvig and Son Belle Fourche Helvig Jas Burgones Alice Dora Margaret Silver City Sowas W. A. Millee Wisconsin Black Hills Glen Weldon Cande Allaia Lloyd Harry Lindquist Brother Minnesota Art Peasky Belle Prairie Township Clayton Stoner Iroquois Geo. Stevens Pearl Creek Township

Fire Destroys Barn North of Virgil Mosher Place

Firefighters battled a Sunday night blaze that destroyed a Citizens' National Bank barn just north of Virgil Mosher's. origin unknown. Other notes mention Will Eddy's sore throat improving, Wessington schools set for Sept 1, water line work at Charles Kruse's south city place, and locals visiting or ill with heart trouble.

Wessington Citizens’ National Bank Juust Morth Virgil Mosher Will Eddy Charles Kruse Will Eshler Ida Maude Madison E. Abbott Burr Oak Township Albert Smith Fedora A. F. Churchill Weasington Springs

Local notes on visits and family travel

Harrold and Mrs Louis Hobard return from a town visit while Mr and Mrs Andrew Garrity plan a Wisconsin trip. James Ryan visits from California for a few weeks with relatives. Edna McGuire returns to Chicago after staying here with her parents. Peter Gluhm of Durant Iowa visits with his son and family. Mrs R G Kinyon called to Lincoln Nebraska by her mother’s illness. Local weather brings light showers and hopes for rain for pastures and corn.

Louis Hobard Andrew Garrity Wisconsin James Ryan California Edna McGuire Chicago Peter Gluhm Durant R. G. Kinyon Lincoln Neh

Local man Warnecke recovers from second fracture

Mr Warnecke, who fell and broke his arm a week ago, is slowly recovering. This is the second fracture at the same place. J and W Miller and family are visiting friends and relatives in town.

Imeed Mr. Warnecke J & W. Miller

Local Harvest Notes and Socials from Pleasant Valley

The notes record Aug 8 as the Engle family welcomed a son with help from May Arbogast as farm work continues through harvest. A farewell to Miss Jean Gilchrist goes to Mankato for business college. Fire damages and threshing moves, with neighbors aiding families and clubs meeting at Mrs. Lewellen’s and Bob Winsell’s homes.

Bancroft Barn August Engle May Arbogast Pleasant Valley Hall Jean Gilchrist Mankato Minn Jake Anail Leidtke Weber Spring Lake Pleasant Valley Ed Elthauer Pat+ Getter Miller Ford Huron Irvin Ruger Coleridge Neb Howard Morrison Nebraska Bill Carpenter Lewellen Bob Winsell

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Brown and Davison Counties Huron Girl Kofel Mary Jesus Christus Judas Topcoat Sehoraal News Harrold Huron S.D Mark
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