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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
12
Luther Evans Rye Aug 26 The dog days myth is challenged by Russell Openshaw of Relgalf Kennels who says dogs rarely go mad. Heat safety includes cool quiet spaces, limited exercise, reduced starches, raw meat for coats, fresh water, optional salt, fleas control, and occasional dog ice and fan cooling as a makeshift air conditioner.
Returned Thursday after a summer in Chicago the report notes the birth of a daughter on August 3 to Mr and Mrs Parke Hanson of Sioux Falls. The newborn will be named Sharon Lavonne with the mother formerly Grace.
Turley and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crisp visited Watertown on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Balten and daughters were in Redfield for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bower and sons toured Huron Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Holsworth left Friday for Gary to spend time there.
Several days with her mother, Mr. John Mork, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wulke of Venice California, arrived Wednesday for a week’s visit at the William McGeough home. Mr. and Mrs. Wulke are former residents of this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Governor Bushgeld bets a lamb on the North Dakota South Dakota baseball clash set for September 7 at Aberdeen. He has pledged three lambs over two years if North Dakota wins, while Governor Moses may supply a lamb for the South Dakota team. Bushgeld bought 4 H Hereford livestock on Achievement Day and notes local 4 H sales. Correlating transfers include Corporal Bryce Hedlund moving from Camp Claiborne to Sikeston for ten weeks before further posting.
Neighborhood items from Rockham Faulkton and Orient note local travel university plans and family visits. Stanley Lipets plans Minnesota entry this fall. Several families relocate visit and hospital news appear with small town arrivals departures and reunions. Ralph Bowner also listed in Willow Lake.
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