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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
11
Wisconsin adopts a home rule liquor law with local enforcement and state code basics. Saloon term banned. beer 3.2 by law, higher licenses for drink by the glass, and beer licenses required for on premise sales. Taxes on beer and wines set. bootlegging remains a concern as enforcement tightens.
The fiftieth anniversary campaign for Dakota Wesleyan University is next on the Methodist church agenda. President Earl A. Roschman will convene a Dec 21 meeting with leaders including Chas E Wilcox and A N Courtey to map detailed plans for a statewide fundraising drive aiming at 103000 dollars, with 59000 from 2000 units of 25 dollars each across South Dakota. FRANKFORT reports note a Methodist choir Christmas party and a young peoples class party at the Hassinger church accompanying the season observance.
Thomas C Rand born September 28 1892 in Huron died December 11 1834 at his home near Huron. Survived by widow and daughter Lesh Jean, mother Mrs C W Rand, brother Charles W Rand, three sisters, and many relatives. Card of thanks notes thanks to Royal Neighbors Scissors Band and others for support and musical tributes.
Alfred Magnuson argues that surface water must be conserved and droughts managed through efficient dams and watershed practices. He notes historic artesian pressure, fluctuating rainfall, and the need to protect crops and livelihoods while blaming unsustainable promotions for overtaxing soil and water resources.
Fern Leaf chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic temple for an installation ceremony. Mrs. E. A Ruden acted as installing officer with Moe Sydney Kelley and L. A. Gage assisting. about 75 members and visitors from Erwin Willow Lake Pierpont and Vienna attended. Delicate refreshments followed and the evening included cards and visiting.
Harrold teachers stage an elaborate Christmas program at the high school gym on Friday December 21 at 2 30 pm. All grades participate with more than 100 pupils. The Jolly Jinglers Rhythm Band from fifth and sixth grades provides lively entertainment. The program features a short play Santa Claus in Trial produced by the high school and coached by Mrs Pauline Hunt. Admission is free and the entire Harrold school community is invited.
In Frankfort on December 20 a special turkey dinner with all trimmings was hosted by St Anne's Catholic parish in the Legion hall, drawing a large audience. Tap dancer Cecil Cartner provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs Ernest Leesch of Redfield, Mr Heer of Doland, and Miss Rose Noonan of Frankfort.
Local readers are urged to donate used clothing for the needy in Hu Ron. Fill the coupon and mail to W. C. Welter, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Legionnaire will collect the garments and distribute them to those in need. Contact Welter at telephone 4388.
A 1908 episode sees three South Dakotans George Philip Ed Jones and Bob Yocum arranging with Felix Roberts to send two buffaloes to Fuarez Mexico to fight bulls and a matador. Mexican officials fined them $500 for bringing an animal that would not fight while profits totaled about $2700 after splits and sales of one buffalo.
Aberdeen civic association approves a resolution endorsing a shelter belt project to modify climate and curb dust storms. The measure praises the plan for aiding agriculture land value and rural comfort.
Notice announces default on a September 7 1972 mortgage held by Nathan E Carpenter and Mary Carpenter on property described as Township 110 North Range 62 West and containing 20 acres in Beadle County. Taxes have also been unpaid on the property. The state of South Dakota is mortgagee and the matter is set for sale to satisfy the debt.
Beadle County South Dakota mortgagee forecloses on defaulted mortgage. Principal 55004.10. delinquent interest and taxes totaling 8369.63. Insurance premium and eight percent interest added. Sale at court house front door in Huron on a date to be set. Storey General Eastman agent attorney Gieferet meys for Mortgagee.
Foreclosure sale conducted by the Beadle County Sheriff at the County Court House in Huron South Dakota on the first day of January 3085 at 10 00 oclock Dated December 18 1964
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