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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1931

Page

2

Marriage Licenses and Births in Spink County

In Spink County Redfield lists six January marriage licenses issued by clerk Lewis Howard: Waldner and Glenzer. Wycoff and Orner. Willige Arthurs and Coral Evans. Ceber and Ruth Wild. Joseph Alderson and Cladys Ratliff. Burdette Downing and Hebbs Treffman. Birth notes for 1936 record ten births between 1990 and 1921 with Joseph E. Vasheck born May 3 to Francis and Vasheck of Northville plus numerous January births across Redfield Doland Ashton Conde Tulare Hitchcock Hitchcock etc with names of parents and children.

Redfield Lewis Howard Spink County Dave J. Waldner Doland Alb. S. Glenzer Carpenter W. H. Wycoff Legal Age Susie B. Orner Willige. Arthurs Groton Coral Evans Jon Ceber Rackham Ruth Wild Josph Alderson Hitchrock Cladys Ratliff Ucon Burdette Downing Orient Hebbs Treffman Ree Heights Eagris Joseph E. F. Vasheck Francis St Vasheck Northville Harry Wilson Ashton Kienny Bussing Conde Frank P. Ames Sea John P. Lutter Harold C. Ost Tulare Joe Tschetter Hitchcock William G. Hirtzel Mir Arthur Nielson George E. Smith John F. Bertsch Nest Charles P. van Houten Frankfort Charles A. Haskell John T. Phipps Ray Mand Donald G. Taylor Redfid Clyde W. Ramford Deland Wir Lortin Fred Culver Otto Heer Chris Lofthouse Ralph Starr Julian L. Remily Turtow

Rapid City to House Sioux Falls Metal Culvert Plant

Ground broke for a new one story 30 by 60 foot building in Rapid City to house the Sioux Falls Metal Culvert company plant. Tile production to start March 1 under Charles E. Smith as manager, marking the first Culverts and sheet iron products factory outside Sioux Falls.

Rapid Rapid City Rapid City Sioux Falls Metal Sioux Falls Charles E. Smith. Serman

Signs of Spring Enter Alpena Streets and Fields

Alpena reports many signs of spring on February 8. Boys play on the streets while buds appear, tulips sprout, and farmers work in fields. Clyde Fite and family were stuck in mud returning home. Ants build mounds and a worm crawls. An old hen emerged from under a granary with two chicks. A light frost remains in mornings.

Alpena Henry Orth Clyde Fite Sven

Spearfish Enrollment Surpasses Three Hundred Mark

Spearfish enrollment for the second semester exceeds 300 for the first time since the genuses were abolished. The class includes senior Maude Gardner, daughter of the late Geriner, noted as among the first graduates of the Spearfish institution. The new B. S. in Education program expands the upcoming class to 21, signaling growth.

Spearfish Sh Noroiz Sloover Maude Gwdner Maude Gardwas

Snakes Come Out And Lilacs Bloom Around Big Bend

Special report from Joe Creek notes Frank Black, an Indian man near Fort Thompson, encountered two rattlesnakes mid winter and killed them. A nearby farmer Grey sighted young pheasants while lilacs bud and the ice on Old Muddy clears, signaling early spring.

Big Bend Joe Creek Frank Black Sue Fort Thompson Grey

Bid Requests For Road Work Across Twenty South Dakota Counties

The South Dakota Highway Commission issued notices seeking bids on grading and graveling projects and the construction of two bridges for the state highway system. Bids cover 56.38 miles of grading and 16219 miles of gravel surfacing across twenty counties, with guard-rail work also invited. Also notes two bridges to be built in Hughes and Marshall counties and guard rails east of Sioux Falls and in Clay and Turner counties. Additionally, twins born January 2 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Starr near Frankfort.

Lone Tree Yankton Yankton West Marshall County Brit Lton North Dakota Line Meade-Zichach U.S. 212 Faith Red Elm Washabaugh Erdoka Dewey Ziebach Inabel Dupree Hughes Marshall Sioux Falls Clay Turner

Mrs Towne To Speak At Alpena Short Course

A two day agricultural short course will be held at Alpena on February 6 and 7 with two Extension Service representatives and a Farmer staffer. Miss Clara Sutter will discuss Feeding for Cheaper Egg Production, Mr. A A Ford will speak on Corn, and Mrs Clara L Towne will demonstrate Rugs and Floor Coverings. Additional talks cover shelter belts insect pests home management and housing the hen. Local talent and moving pictures will conclude the program. Johnny Wooden of Purdue noted as a former Martinsville Hoosier champion player.

Brookings Alpena Extension Service of State College St. Paul, Minn Clara Sutter Miss Sutter A. A. Ford Clara L. Towne Sutter

Letter Promoting Kruschen Salts Weight Loss

A 1929 Lewistown Montana reader extols Kruschen Salts for rapid fat loss, claiming a 57 pound drop in four weeks. The missive urges overweight women to try the product, detailing a diet and a money back promise from Longstat Drug Co and Perriton's Corner Drug Store.

Fred Berringer Lewistown Montana America Mruschen Longstart Drug Co H. A. Perriton Ami

Sanborn Marriage Licenses Issued in Woonsocket

In Sanborn WOONSOCKET February 5 Special two marriage licenses were issued this week by county clerk Joe Christianson. Joseph Northrup 28 of Letcher and Dakota Alexander 23 of Letcher obtained a license Wednesday morning. James McGraw 24 and Imo Jeanne Britton 19 of Letcher were granted a license Tuesday.

Woonsocket Sanborn County Joe Christianson Joseph Northrup Letcher Dakota Alexander Leteher James McGraw Imo Jeanne Britton

Tryouts Held for The Inner Circle at Yankton College

Yankton February 5 Aristonians announce the cast for The Inner Circle a three act mystery comedy to be staged March 3 at Yankton College. Bernadine Thompkins Highmore plays the heroine and Franz Overman Yankton plays Graydon McKelvie the young investigator.

Yankton Aristonians, Literary Society Yankton College Coletta Rowcliffe Miller Bernadine Thompkins Highmore Franz Overman Graydon McKelvie Everitt Calhoun Martha Bingham Chamberlain Richard Horton Gregory Lyle Skibinski Carter Alberta Halverson Huron Robert Sullivan Chicago Devore Cheney Wolsey Aristonian Society

Game Laws Apply To White Persons

In Pierre on February 5, South Dakota rules apply to white hunters on Indian reservations. C. H. Johnson, director of the game and fish department, announced that state regulations now cover reservations. Detweiler of Pine Ridge was fined 47.90 for off season pheasant shooting on Indian land. Indians on trust lands or reservations may hunt fish or trap without state license limits. whites have no such privilege. The aim is to protect game within reservations through cooperative enforcement.

Mr. Johnson Detweiler Hot Springs E. G. Adams Rapid City Johnson Game Commission

Rockwood Community Social Meeting Report

Hitchcock February 5 Special Rockwood community held its monthly social at Rockwood hall. The program featured community singing led by Mark Hineman with Mrs Elmer Weil ing at the piano, recitations by Glen Gilles and the Freitas sisters, a playette by Edith Hoy and Mrs Fred Paulson, and readings by Miss Betran Agda Eldeen and Marie Hineman. A debate on the motion that today’s youth are more straightforward than yesterday’s was presented with Glendon Frericks and William Bucholz supporting the affirmative.

Rockwood Hitchcock Rockwood Hall Mark Hineman Elmer Weiling Plang Glen Gilles Freitas Edith Hoy Fred. Paulson Miss Betran Agda Eldeen Marie Hineman Glendon Frericks William Bucholz

Debating team names and committee roles listed

Jake Bixler and John Sims argued the negative while judges ruled for the negative. Mrs. Williamson leads the lunch committee with Mrs. Larl Lingafelter and Mrs. Jessey, Mrs. Mens Gillespie, and Mrs. Ed Frericks on the program committee.

Jake Bixler John Sims Williamso Larl Lingafelter Jessey Mens Gillespie Ed Frericks

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