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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

8

Few New Faces at Court House in 1932

REDFIELD Jan 5 Special Few new faces will greet the public see Spink County court house in 1932 W H Beckman Redfield became the states attorney with Dorothy Schultze again stenographer He replaced A F Schleher also of Redfield now serving in the state legislature J D Finnerty deputy for four years is now county sheriff Don ole ex sheriff has been appointed state parole officer Mrs Lula Olding formerly deputy register of deeds becomes the chick official with Mrs Golda Alexander register of deeds for two years as her deputy Serving as deputy sheriff will be Maurice Wilhelm Ashton Officers reelected retaining the same deputy and clerical staff are Lewis J Howard clerk of courts with Mrs Beatrice Schreffler as half time deputy Eva Sumner superintendent of schools Castle Crain deputy J D Fargo county auditor Medora Coolidge and R Schalkle deputies and Ruth Reinecke clerk F B Tinker area with C H Koerner and Ri i Anna Shade clerk P L Alexander ue

Redfield Spink County Court House W. H. Beckman Dorothy Schultze Agaia A. F. Schleher J. D. Finnerty Sherif Don €Ole Lula Olding Register of Deeds Golda Alexander Maurice Wilhelm Ashton Lewis J. Howard Beatrice Schreffler Eva Sumner Castle Crain J. D. Fargo Medora Coolidge R. Schalkle Ruth Reinecke F.B. Tinker C. H. Koerner Ri i Anna Shade P. L. Alexander

Dinner Party Given For Recent Bride

Ree Heights South Dakota January 5 Mrs Wayne McGee and Mrs Milford Braden entertained ten friends at a dinner dessert Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs W McGee in honor of Mrs Hatmer Larson of Faulkton a recent bride The guests sat at one long table decorated in blue and white with a miniature bride and groom as centerpiece Chinese checkers and Michigan furnished entertainment Mrs Larson received gifts from her girlhood friends Mrs Larson formerly Ellen McKelvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh McKelvey Ree Heights The note mentions she wed Thanksgiving Day. The second item notes Ralph Braun leaving for State College as a freshman.

Ree Heights Wayne McGee Milford Braden Wmcgee Hatmer, Larson Faulkton Michigan Larson

Open Forum praises Housman sales pavilion success in Huron

To the Editor a letter notes how the Housman sales pavilion has grown, providing an outlet for unfinished livestock, work horses and cattle. It recounts truck traffic from multiple regions, mentions pigs selling for low and high prices, and credits Col. Housman with bringing a vital town institution that benefits farmers and ranchers. Special notice references Genevieve and Berta Foye Mee.

Housman Philip Missouri Col. Housman

Han of St. Lawrence Visits Grandmother in Ree Heights

Han of St. Lawrence spent Tuesday with their grandmother Mrs. Florida Meehan at her Ree Heights home for the winter months.

Han St. Lawrence Florida Meehan Ree, Heights

Democrats Rally in Sioux Falls for Jackson Day Address

Democrats from across South Dakota gather in Sioux Falls Saturday for a Jackson Day dinner featuring Garden W Bell of Washington as sole speaker. John Walsh of Yankton is toastmaster as the program pauses for President Roosevelt to speak by radio from Washington.

S. F Sioux Falls Garden W Bell Washington U. S. Solicitor General John Walsh Yankton Bell Roosevelt

Night Life Curtailed in Allentown Jail Compassion

Farmer John P Remaley in Allentown Pa must serve a month for drunken driving but will be free during the day to run his farm. The judge granted day release, letting him leave at 6 a.m. and return by 7 p.m. to tend his crops.

Allentown John P. Remaley Jai Remaley

Hollywood prank hits city with stolen Christmas presents

Detective Captain Edwards in Los Angeles asks about 25 cats including film figures as city presents go missing. Pranksters lifted manhole covers wrapped as Yule gifts. In Wisconsin Baraboo, Lena Levelke's bull breaks free, kicks a lantern causing a fire. nine cattle die as barn burns and the bull and Levelke’s son escape.

Hollywood Los Angeles J. R. Edwards Ferdinand Baraboo Wis Lena Levelke O'Leary

Mickey Christopherson Returns to College Studies

Jan 5 Northern Normal sophomore Mickey Christopherson returns to college after a two week vacation spent with friends and relatives in Wolfs ey.

Wolsey Mickey Christopherson Northern Normal

Farm Queries And Answers From Eevening Huronite

Readers submit agricultural questions to the Faro Editor with Brookings State College Extension help. Q should shelterbelt trimming be done for two acres planted 1937 1938 A remove forked stems to prevent stubs as wind moisture and soil needs keep trees growing rapidly through proper spacing and moisture retention. Q any rule on soda in recipes to neutralize sour milk per cup

Faro Eevening Huronite Extension Service State College At Brookings Copperme Douglas County

Cattle Feeding Tips From the County Agent Notes

A county agriculture column covers soda use in sour milk and molasses, mineral supplements like bone meal and rock salt, and calcium needs. It also discusses feeding three year old steers with oats barley and alfalfa hay, noting barley aids fattening and ground barley with hogs, plus water mineral considerations.

J.C Beadie County Q. L C. C Codington County

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Ida Kiser

REDFIELD January 5 Special Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Ida Kiser the mother whose son killed in France gave his name to the local American Legion post. Rev RB Minkler presided at the Coleman funeral home and burial was at Greenlawn Cemetery beside her husband who died in 1933. One son Karl Kiser of Redfield survives.

Redfield Ida Kiser France Clay Kiser American Legion RB. G. Minkler Coleman Greenlawn Karl Kiser Hedfield

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