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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
2
Governor Joins South Dakota Izaak Walton League
Governor W. J. Bulow has signed a membership application and joined the South Dakota division Izaak Walton League at Beresford, committing to the state program of conservation, beautification, and protection. President Karl E. Mundt reported strong statewide response and ten new chapters amid a typical summer slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
W. J. Bulow
Karl E.mundt
Bulow
Beresford
Brookings
Mundt
Mitchell Man Invents Music Leaf Turner
Mitchell, Aug. 30. Benjamin L. Nortwed of Mitchell has been granted a patent for a music leaf turner. The patent and trademark offices of Lynn H. Patta, Sioux City, Ia., reported the award yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Benjamin L. Nortwed
Lynn H. Patta
Sioux City
Two German Cannons Donated to Yankton Veterans Post
Two captured German cannons have been allotted to Hynest Bowyer post Veterans of Foreign Wars in Yankton. Office of Senator McMaster confirms the souvenirs have been loaded for shipment and will be displayed by the post locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Hynest Bowyer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William H. McMaster
Washington
Begin Highway No 18 paving at Canton
Preliminary work on paving U S No 18 through Canton began today with a crew and a pipeline supplying steel and water for the mixer. The project aims for about 10 000 cubic feet of concrete daily if the schedule holds, with actual pours starting within a week. Paving within Canton city limits will proceed first pending state highway commission consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. No. 18
Tank
State Highway Commission
Wentworth Case Death By Suicide Verdict In Madison
Madison report records coroner jury verdict of suicide in the case of Odelia Kotte 23, divorced wife of Simon Kukuk Wentworth. Found shot through the breast in bed Sunday afternoon amid questioned romance and custody issues with her ex-husband who remarried recently. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kate Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wentworth
Odelia Kotte
Simon Kukuk
Kotte
John Kate
Pioneer firm quits business in Rapid City
Rapid City August 30 The Duhamel department store the largest exclusive furniture and hardware concern in the west river section will be discontinued Francis Duhamel manager announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Rapid City
Duhamel Department
Westriver
Francis Duhamel
Big Stone Canning Plant Opens Season At Local Farm
The Big Stone canning plant opens its season with corn canning from 2000 acres this year, up from 1500 last year. Manager F W Routhitt showcases his corn cutting device that speeds production, making this the largest NW facility of its kind and among the few in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
F. W. Routhitt
Blunt Schools Open September 8 Under New Superintendent
Blunt schools will begin Monday September 8 with Howard Kremer of Madison serving as superintendent. High school faculty includes Maurice Jensen teaching science political science and coaching, Florence Newell teaching French band and mathematics, and Lillian Horn teaching English and commercial. Grade teachers listed as Ullyot Adeline Cox Laura Roberts Grace Dennison and Lydia Laker.
Six New Teachers On Willow Lake Faculty
Willow Lake welcomes six new faculty led by superintendent John T. Rider starting Monday. New hires include G. W. Stewart of Madison as principal and athletics head, Irene Curtiss of Huron in domestic science and girls' physical training, Mary Stahl of Huron for fifth and sixth grades, Fern Cramer of Colman for third and fourth grades, and Vera Shenman of Marshall, Minnesota in science and mathematics. Returning veterans include Chester Hauge Oldham science and languages, P. I. Underwood Willow Lake agriculture, Laura Underwood Willow Lake English and music, Grace Westall Winfred in first and second grades, and H. G. Cunningham of Dawson, Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
John T. Rider
Rider
G. W. Stewart
Madison
Irene Curtiss
Huron
Mary Stahl
Fern Cramer
Colman
Vera Shenman
Marshall
Minn
Campanile material en route to South Dakota State College
Brookings August 30 18 chimes and most auxiliary gear for the 165 foot campanile at South Dakota State College are on the way from Chicago via the J C Deagan company C W Pugsley president reports the helifrey and relay room gear including 18 chimes 18 electric hammers dampers frame relay board and DC generator have shipped because brickwork nears completion and the elevator will be torn down for a concrete stairway control room equipment will be shipped later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Chicago
J. C. Deagan Company
C. W. Pugsley
Hbelfrey
Pesident Pugsley
Steel Arrives For New Railroad In Aberdeen
Steel arrives for a new line of the Mound City and Eastern railway from Leola to Long Lake 70 miles long. An engine is to be used to lay steel along the Sioux grade and contractors Minndak Construction and Winston Brothers secured the project. Laying is planned before winter sets in on the Leola to Long Lake stretch. the grade at Long Lake is scarified and ready. Town lots were sold at Zenker and Long Lake last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Leola
Long Lake
New
Mound City and Eastern Railway
Minndak Construction Company
Winston Brothers Company
Zenker
Tourists Wounded in Auto Crash Near Madison
Mr and Mrs Henry Travers of Los Angeles are hospitalized in Madison after a collision. The couple, en route to California, are recovering in stead of continuing their trip. Police report injuries but describe them as not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Mrs. Henry Travers
Los Angeles
Madison
California
Highway Crash Five Injured Near Here
A Buick sedan carrying a family crashed seven miles north on Highway 25 Monday night after a tire blew out while traveling south at high speed. The car was badly demolished with only two wheels on the corpse. Two adults suffered bruises and cuts, Mrs Traver may have a broken back. Two children escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Here
Crvne
Postal Delegates Confer At Cavour
Cavour hosts postal delegates L W Lemert of Spencer and W J Ryan of Bridgewater who met this week with B P Cor to discuss postal matters as part of regional travel and talks in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
South Dakota Delegates to National Postmasters Meet
Rigan postmaster notes delegates from South Dakota will travel to Niagara Falls New York for the national convention of postmasters to be held September 15. The group will journey east together.
Farmer Injured When Bounder Team Runs Away
Aug 30 Miller special reports farmer August Meisner living near Miller injured yesterday when his team hitched to a corn binder bolted free after a car struck the binder from the rear. Meisner thrown to ground with severe cuts to face and body. doctor summoned.
Recover Body Of Drowning Victim LAKE ANDES
The body of Wilbur Stine a 21 year old Herrick youth who drowned in the Missouri river about 12 miles south of Geddes last Sunday afternoon was found nine oclock this morning four miles downriver from the initial site. Searching parties had scoured the river since the drowning. Stine with other boys swam about five miles south of the Wheeler bridge he slipped from a log and failed to reach shore as the water proved deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Andes
Wilbur Stine
Herrick
Missouri
Geddes
Stine
Wheeler Bridge
Sully Co-op Breaks Year Mark In 40 Days
Onida, Aug 30 Special Dur ing the 40 days beginning July 1 and ending last Saturday night, the Suny County Cooperative association took 200000 bushels of wheat Into their elevators in this city, 25600 bushels more than was brought in during the entire year of 1928. J S Foster, the manager, says that the daily amount of grain coming in to the elevators shows a little decrease. This indicates the close of the combine season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Suny County Cooperative Association
J. 5
Foster
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