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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
2
Joe Hardie, a southeast of here farmer, suddenly loses memory while traveling with his son to borrow a trailer. He cannot recall who he is or what he seeks and suffers head pain. Relatives fear the memory loss may be linked to an accident two weeks earlier when a machine frame struck his head.
Brookings reports from August 29 that USDA projects Western states including South Dakota will ship about 1.2 million sheep in the last four months of 1930, up 16 percent from 1929 and 27 percent from 1928, with most gains in ewes and early lambs. however low prices may keep many keepers with stock on range.
On August 20 at Elm Creek area a car carrying Ancil Bunday of Brookings his wife and Mrs W E Whittemore of Estelline skidded on loose gravel and overturned. All three were treated by a Watertown physician and returned home. Mrs Whittemore is the wife of former state senator W E Whittemore of Hamlin County.
Stanley County stockmen announce a second sale of surplus range horses in September after a successful first sale in which 250 horses were sold. County agent Archie Joy said town buyers bought most of the horses at the prior sale.
Watertown August 29 Charles Scharlau will serve 90 days in the county jail for forging a check written November 4 1923. Circuit Judge W N Skinner imposed the sentence after Scharlau claimed intoxication when he made the line.
Brookings announces an information bureau at the Coughlin campanile on Sunday afternoons from 3 to 5 p m starting August 31 through opening. Registrar D B Doner and assistants will provide course, board, room, and expense details to visitors and new students as fall term begins September 25.
Capt. C. M. Lockwood, last member of the Last Man's club, welcomed friends in Chamberlain as he celebrated his 88th birthday. He displayed a vial of wine bought 45 years earlier in Stillwater from the club's final meeting. The wine, divided into smaller bottles as souvenirs, remained unimpaired per Lockwood.
Special report describes a city beautiful project on North Main Street with a center boulevard, concrete wall, curb space filled with earth and plantings, and planned extension of white way electric lights from Main Street to the courthouse, heralding a refreshed streetscape.
South Dakota state motor vehicle department figures show an average registration fee of 13.95 for 169,325 autos registered in the first half of the year, with total revenue of 2,363,503.50. Trucks yielded 406,172.50 from 22,288 registrations at an 18.14 average, including half-rate aged vehicles and various other fee levels.
Pierre residents are urged by the Chamber of Commerce to attend the Hughes County Fair at Blunt today. The fair opened Thursday and runs through Saturday with Pierre taking an active part. The Pierre Cowboys baseball team meets Harrold and two Pierre polo teams will stage an exhibition game. SEEK WATERWORKS LANGFORD Aug 21. Fire damage noted as Langford lacks waterworks.
Citizens request the city council to call a special election to submit to voters the proposition of authorizing a bond issue. The move aims to fund a planned project, seeking formal approval from the electorate. Local officials have not yet set a date for the election.
Mr and Mrs Scho field of Gettysburg were injured when a tire blew out and their car overturned near Doland while returning from Sioux Falls They were treated locally and then taken to Gettysburg for further care with no serious injuries reported Their vehicle was left behind for repairs.
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