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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

2

Petrified Forests Of The Black Hills Revealed

Dr C C O Harra describes the petrified forest areas in the Black Hills, detailing discovery history from Jedediah Smith to US Geological Survey work, the Lakota sandstone host rock, tree origins via root-to-sandstone deposition, and two fossil species Areucamorylon hoppertonae and Pinoxylon dacotense. Large trunks and cliff exposures near Piedmont and Black Hawk offer accessible specimens for study and public interest in nature's history.

Black Hills C. C. O'Harra South Dakota School of Mines C, Collarra Scheel of Mines Jeddediah Smith Buffalo Gap Cect Jeter United States Geological Survey Lakota Black Hawk Piedmont Minnekalita Quasatity Dakota America

Reunion Held At Martin Scheid Home Near Cavour

Cavour December 18 Special Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scheid hosted a family reunion at their farm north of Cavour on December 14. Twelve of their thirteen children attended. one daughter was visiting Spring Valley, Minnesota. The Scheids moved from Mission Hill in 1912 and have lived on farms north of Cavour most of their married life.

Cavour Martin Scheid Emery Scheid Theo. Scheid Henry Scebeid Agnes Scheid Art Annison Spring Valley Minn Scheid South Dakota

Ree Heights Officers Installed by Eastern Star

Ree Heights Dec 18 specials report The Eastern Star installed officers led by Marian Leach as worthy matron C C Wells as worthy patron Mra Carpenter as associate matron J Lo McClane as associate patron Ada Kate Bandom Ruth Margery Specker Esther Henrietta False Star the Electa Anna Gardner the officers listed for the lodge and ceremony.

Ree Heights O.E.S. Ree Heghts Eastern Star Marian Leach C. C. Wells Mra Carpenter J. Lo McClane Asso Bteptoe Ada Kate Bandom Ruth Margery Specker Esther Henrietta False Starthe Anna Gardner Electa

Twenty Six Deaths From Burns in South Dakota

Twenty six persons died from burns in South Dakota during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1930, per the state fire marshal D C Lewis. The deaths included 13 adults and 13 children ages from 3 months to 80 years. Eight fatalities occurred in rural fires. Direct causes were burns in 22, with two scaldings and one death each from burn related infection and uremia.

Pierre South Dakota Enrtiil D. C. Lewis

Paralytic Victim Making Recovery In Alpena

Christina Diede one year old daughter of Jacob Diede is reported to be recovering after a paralytic stroke last Saturday. Doctors say facial weakness persists but she should regain full movement, with one eye closure returning as she heals.

Christina Diede Jacob Diede

Youth Shot Accidentally In Alpe na Foot

Ewald Mayser, shot through the foot in an accident Friday, is recovering. The blast occurred when Kayser shifted a gun to avoid an approaching car, the hammer striking a nearby object and discharging the weapon.

Ewald Mayser Kayser

Wessington Church Celebrates Second Birthday

The Wessington church of Christ marked its second anniversary with a Sunday service led by pastor Luke Kilicit of De Smet and Rev. Dunn of Miller. A pot lunch followed, with elections naming trustees John Sorenson Des Fisher Tom DeHaven. elders Bert Marcew Roy Wright G Allison and John Sorenson. deacons L E B Robinson Leo Kruse Charles Huddleston Del Fisher. clerk John Bing ham and treasurer Willard Hummeil. A large crowd attended.

Wessington Tom DeHaven Bert Marcew Roy Wright G. Allison John Sorenson L. EB. Robinson Leo Kruse Charles Huddleston del Fisher John Bingham Willard Hummeil

Wessington Grades To Present Program

The sixth seventh and eighth grade pupils of Wessington school will stage a mixed program at the community hall on Friday evening December 19. Instructors Mass Jean De Haven and Host Nicholas will lead the three grades with songs dialogues and recitations plus a minstrel act and Christmas dances. No admission fee.

Wessington Jean de Haven Nicholas

Yankton Elks Plan For Charity Work

Yankton Elks organize Christmas charity efforts with a carnival set for January 1 to 17. A free party for children at a local theater December 2 will include candy gifts and a movie program. The Christmas basket distribution is planned to double from last year. Two social events are scheduled: an Elks dance tonight and a January 3 party for Elks children.

Yankton Elks Children of Elks

Big Bend Farmers End Corn Husking

JOE CREEK December 14 Special Last week finished corn husking in this area. The yield was respectable and quality good, enabling farmers to secure ample seed for next season. Several fields yielded 35 to 40 bushels per acre.

Big Bend Joe Creek

Transit Schedule Inaccurate Arrival Notation Lacks Clarity

The note lists unclear times for connections from Horon at 2:45 p.m. to Lauves Pierre at 4:30 p.m. and from Iain Southcat of Wolsey at 10:30 a.m. to Huron at 7:45 p.m. The timing uses inconsistent date/meridiem formats, making the itinerary hard to follow and prone to error.

Lauves Pierre Iain Southcat Wolsey Ands Srrives Huron

Iroquois Lodges Install Officers in Joint Ceremony

Masons and Eastern Star members in MROQUOIS held a joint installation for to honor newly elected officers for the coming year. A dinner followed at Manonic hall with invited guests before the installation, led by Worthy Matron Lillian Hanson and Worshipful Master A. M. Hanson.

Mroquois A. F A.M Manonic Hall Eastern Star Lillian Hanson Worethy Fran Armin Florence Brown Arthur Hanson Chloe Irvin Ela Schultz Elve Casperson Mildred Whyte Rose Brown Marshall Alice Stoner Florence Bunn Adah Mildred Eggdeston Ruth Marie Armin Esther Eutera Martha Jessie Harrington Bessie Green Iadore Jones Harry Harrington A. M A. M. Hanson B. E. Mostrum Roweee Graham Harry D. Beerington George B. Irwin Jehaplsin M. Theophilus W. D. Allen Fred Geyer M. L. Doner RS. Bunn PH Schult Filer F. B. Bishop

Kingsbury County Historical Society Incorporates

Pierre dispatch reports the Kingsbury County Historical Society based in De Smet has incorporated without capital stock. Directors include John Hasche, B. R. Crothers, Mary A. Brennan, Hattie Bjarnson, Hannah Esmond, Norma Koehne, and Roy Burvee. Mueller Hatcheries Inc of Tripp files articles with $50,000 capital, directors Otto Mueller Fred Mueller Leonard Mueller and Bernard Doering plus J. S. Mueller of Parkston. Turner Corporation of Faulkton lists $50,000 capital with directors Clara J. Turner Josephine Turner Florence Keller Harlin Turner Clare Whitecomb Albert Len and Frank B. Turner. Sladek Implement Company of Chamberlain incorporates with $15,000 capital. incorporators Joan J Sladek Blanche Sladek and Charles Sladek of Pukwana.

Harlin O. Turner Huron Clare BE Whitecomb Albert Len Minn Frank B. Turner Faulkton Sladek Implement Company of Chamberlain Joan J. Sladek Blanche Sladek Charles Sladek Pukwana

Social events fill week before Christmas at Eastern Normal

Madison December 18 The week before Christmas vacation at Eastern State Teachers College will be packed with activities. Delia Sorosis hosted faculty at East hall December 11. A college tea and the W C A Kid Party at East hall are planned for December 13 and 14. The Delta Sororsis tea and the all college Christmas party close the sequence on December 14 and 15 respectively.

Eastern Normal Madison Eastern State Teachers College East Hall Delia Sorosis Eastall Delta Soresis All College

Highmore P T A December program showcases operetta

The Highmore P T A held its regular December meeting Monday evening with teachers in charge. The Rhythmic Bend sixth grade pupils performed three numbers under Sylvia Taylor, then the operetta Santa Claus Visita Mother Goose Land! by Grade Ita. Illness of Miss Haugen altered the program but grade teachers completed the work. Morton Lake was pianist. A large gathering of parents and friends attended the performance and praised the city schools staff. Afterward the group adjourned to the senior assembly for a brief business session.

Highmore VY. T. A Highmore Sylvia Taylor Ita Miss Haugen Morton Lake

Tribute to Simon Bolivar Highlighted in Vermillion

In Vermillion on December 18, Dr. Herman G. James of the University of South Dakota led a public tribute to Simon Bolivar. He spoke on ties between the United States and Latin American nations, their struggles for independence, and Bolivar as a symbol of self sacrifice and patriotism. Bolivar helped free Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia from Spanish rule.

Vermillion United States Herman G. James University of South Dakota Simon Boliver Bera Janes Latin Armerica James Simon Bolivar Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia Washington Napoleon Julius Caesar

Christmas Party Held by Ree Heights Woman's Club

Ree Heights South Dakota December 18 special report describes the Woman's club meeting at Roger Paine home. Decorations featured Christmas motifs and the program on the psychology of Santa Claus was presented by Mesdaumes Brewer JC WW Gardiner and Leach. The gathering became a party with a covered dish lunch and gifts exchanged. January hosts are Mrs Goth Mrs Meade and Mrs McClane with the topic The Psychology of the Drama.

Ree Heights Woman's Club of Roger Paine Santa Claus Mesdaumes Brewer JC. WW. Gardiner Leach Goth Meadel McClane

Pheasant hunting enjoyed by visitors in Cavour

Dr. Albert Fritsche Dr. Augustus Heintz Bibbs Eberling and Otto Pullmann of New Ulm Minnesota hunted with L Ho Huhn on Sunday. They reported plenty of pheasants and said they easily reached their limit. They called pheasant hunting the best sport they had enjoyed in a long time and plan to return before the season ends.

Cavour Alpert Fritsche Augustus Heintz Bibbs Eberling Otto Pullmann New Ulm Minn L. Ho Huhn

Coyote Yearbook Wins First Rating in 1930 Contest

Vermillion December 18 The 1930 Coyote University of South Dakota yearbook earned a first class honor rating in the 1000 to 2490 enrollment division in the National Scholastic Press Association contest. Other recognized yearbooks include Jackrabbit State College Aberdeen Parque Northern Normal and Edda Sioux Falls Boicha Black Hills Teachers Hobart in various divisions.

Vermillion Coyote University of South Dakota Paul Friggens St. Ong Kenneth Hedeen Sioux City National Scholastic Press Association Offi ‘Cial National Press Association State College Parque Northern Normal Aberdeen Edda Sioux Falls Col Jeme Boicha Black Hills College Spearfish Hobaiyet Huron College Huron Sioux

Students Earn Top Averages At Eastern State Teachers College

Madison December 18 Forty students at Eastern State Teachers College posted averages of 30 or higher for the fall quarter. Among them nine seniors ten juniors eleven sophomores and ten freshmen. Hazel Shimmin of Carthage senior led with an average of 24. Other high scorers included William Dankey Woonsocket Ben Burris Huron Marcella Gomsrud Lake Preston Joyce Gregory Bryant Eleanor Harvey Clark Leona Headley Bryant Arno Luker Lane and Vivian Stewart Arlington.

Eastern Madison Eastern State Teachers College Hazel Shimmin Carthage William Dankey Woonsocket Ben Burris Huron Marcella Gomsrud Lake Preston Joyce Gregory Bryant Eleanor Harvey

Wolves Prove Pest Around Big Bend

A state wolf hunter and trapper operates in the Big Bend district between Hughes and Lyman counties. Wolves are numerous and described as very bald. Plans include using poison in places deemed safe to do so.

Big Bend Joe Creek Hughes Lyman

Jack Struse Opens Lunch Room in Hee Heights

Opes the lunch room in Hee Heights announces new dinning spot run by Jack Struse. Local residents welcome the addition as a small business boost for the Heights community.

Ree Heights Jack Struse Hee Heights

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