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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
8
Mrs J C Phillips department president and Mrs Coral Frank from South Dakota depart for Cincinnati Ohio to attend the national convention of the Women’s Relief Corps. They plan a ten day trip with a Chicago layover on return.
The note row reports several residents in transit or visiting nearby towns. George Philip of the traw firm Buel Den and Philip of Rapidity traveled through UBluran toward SSlovne Falls. Several locals, including Mrs and Mrs Tom Richmond of 38 Ghia Avenue Southwest, return from a ten day visit in Leng Falend, Neb. Also listed are Ruth Beatty and Ruth Crockett with various connections to Brookings and Lawrence Kansas, and A T Schnenberger with travel between City and St. Joseph Missouri. A course at Nettleton College in Sioux Falls is advertised with contact. The South Dakota State Farm Bureau secretary A W W Tompkins notes short Black Hills visit. The Rev and Mrs Keck return from ten days in the Black Hills.
Mrs Cleo Whitlatch of Strasburg UL announces the death of Alida Whitlock Hanson at age from typhoid illness after weeks of illness. Burial in Hingis. Survived by two brothers E and Arthur Hanson of Huror.
In Wisconsin at Lake Winnebago the Yellowjacket skippered by Align J. Ein won the Island Lakes Yachting Association Tepatta on the lake. Br. and Mrs. A. A. Chamberlain and family returned from a northern Minnesota vacation. Carol Chamberlain accepted a secretary post at the National Association of University Women headquarters in Washington, D.C. Marriage licenses issued include Arthur J. Christensen and Annie H. Wagner, Carl H. Larsen and Violet Elva Beever.
Expressions of thanks from Miss Della Doney acknowledge the kindness shown by neighbors and friends during bereavement. The message notes appreciation for sympathy and thoughtful gestures from the community.
Death of our beloved consort L M Bussell and dear families Roy Fisk Weil Bussall Lloyd Bonin Dewey Bussell James Bales. 3-2 adv.
The Rev Montgomery and Gutzum Borglim discuss improving highways to Rushmore complex. They argue better roads are essential to the memorial's value and that an oil, paved route would be economically advantageous to South Dakota. The memorial’s carving progresses toward completion with figures of Washington and other history.
Kriebs state secretary of agriculture announced a survey to assess how much livestock South Dakota can feed during drought. County agents and auditors in Montana and adjacent counties compiled data on potential pastured cattle and sheep. Hyde’s request for information on Montana feed capacity aided the study. Kriebs plans a plan with Montana officials after results.
Northwest Retail Dealers' Association urges reductions on coal freight to defend the coal industry in Minnesota and the northwest states Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota amid competition from natural gas. Leaders warn gas is encroaching on domestic fuel markets and press for protective laws.
Thieves entered the A. C. Jones drug store by prying a rear door and looted the till of $20. Nothing else was disturbed. Mr. Jones, new to the area, has run the business for three weeks after taking over from Fred Long in Geddes.
FALLS CITY NEB August 22 Theirman Bariks faced a charge of first degree murder here today in connection with the death of Joe Wahussuck near Rulo on August 3. A written statement by Felton St Joseph Mo under arrest charged Banks struck Wahussuck with a crack and threw his body into the Missouri river Brunner with Hanks brother Acton 19 were charged in district court as accessories. The Banks brothers were brought here from Holton Wahussuck left a rodeo at White Cloud August 3 with the Banks brothers and Brunner for Rulo He was last seen alive with the men in Holton.
Charles F. Rugs, 84, a northern Michigan lumber and salts magnate, died after a frugal final chapter spent cooking for himself and helping children at Christmas. Born in Bangor Wisconsin, he built a fortune across Minnesota, the Carolinas, Florida and California, moving to Manistee for health reasons amid his rise in the lumber industry.
A fragment indicates street commissioner Wagner at 4422 address urging payment and recovery actions to avoid trouble. The readable lines imply a municipal notice or instruction linked to payments and public works.
A letter recounts travel via train from Mandan to Billings Missoula and Livingston. The writer notes Indian dancers in North Dakota, encounters with Betty Jean Hunt an archery award winner, copper souvenir gifts at Butte, a photo in Missoula, and praise for Western hospitality. The train tour through Montana features tunnels and mountain scenery. The group anticipates a party aboard the dining car and a local town representation.
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota heads a senate elections investigation panel. The group plans further work on matters including timing of actions before or after the 1920 primary. A Kansas man from Parsons died of a heart attack in a separate report from the same day.
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