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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1940

Page

9

South Dakota Game Reports Higher Licenses And Hunters

Pierre January 11 Rapidly increasing game and fish licenses in South Dakota and more hunters than last year were reported by the game and fish commission in preliminary annual reports. Eastern area shows 42.5 percent more nonresident hunters than 1938 while local hunters rose about 32 percent. Upland game and waterfowl counts rose, though western drought hampered some regions. Deer, antelope, and elk expanded their ranges. fisheries projected over 31 million fish stocked with 450 transfers. A new well contract was awarded to restore Lake Byron hatchery production.

Pierre Jan South Dakota Elmo G. Adams Adams Z al van Lear Lake Byron Huron A. F. Kuborn Woonsocket J. W. Cluett

Water Conservation and Rehige Products Funded by Federal Ducks Stamps

The Biological Survey submitted proposals totaling funds allocated from federal duck stamps to support seven water conservation efforts and Rehige Products for state projects.

Master Mechanic Transferred From Armour Plant to Denver

L C Homan announced the transfer of A A Menard from the Armour and Company plant at Huron to Denver where he will serve as master mechanic. Menard has held the post since December 1936. Thomas H Bush of Chicago succeeds him in Huron and will move into Menard’s residence at 1422 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. Menard has chaired the Armour Men's Social Club for two years and was honored with a mantel radio set at the group’s annual stay.

L. C. Homan Armour and Company Huron A. A. Menard Denver Menard Thomas H. Bush Chicago Wisconsin Avenue Southwest Armour Men’s

Wessington Lodge Installs Officers

Wessington Lodge Morning Star Rebekah installs Mabel Alarie as noble grand for 1940 and names officers including Mary Chesebro Emelie Meyer Edna Allen and others at regular meeting. Gertie Baird presides with refreshments served afterward.

Bancroft Band Awards Pin Recipients Named

Bancroft High School awards pins to band members with top music grades since joining the ensemble. Recipients include Wanda Barber Elmer Weerts Miriam Huffman Howard Fuerstenau John Fuernstein Allen Costelis Arden Brower Hollis Custard Gladys Patrick Clifford Anderson Cecil Foote Dale Beeninga Anita Martens Donald Thaden. Honorable mentions go to Lucille Thaden Kenneth Thaden Raymond Dirksen and Harold Fuerstenau. The band is two years old with 300 members.

Bancroft Jan Bancroft High School Wanda Barber Elmer Weerts Miriam Huffman Howard Fuerstenau John] Fuernstein Allen Costelis Arden‘ Brower Hollis Custard Gladys Patrick Clifford ‘Anderson Cecil Foote Dale

Flashes Of Life and Court Wager Reported In Boston

Boston arrest for driving without lights ends with a $5 fine after Officer John Young bets Judge Timothy J. Ahern on the outcome. A separate note from Omaha reports 72 year old William Mulix warned by Municipal Judge Perry Wheeler to seek quieter living, while Deland Eastern Star holds a regular meeting with a past matron pin presented to Mrs. Harold Kline.

Boston Benjamin Bern John Young Young Timothy J. Ahern Bern Fresh Air Omaha Neb Wiliam Mulix Perry Wheeler Mulix Malix Doland O Doland Deland Eastern Star Gertrude Bierman Mesdames Kathryn Shore al Kuehn Arthur James Guy Cook Harold Kline Raymond Shult William Lindskov

Farmer revives mule with hotfoot tale from legend

In Scotts Bluff Nebraska farmer Sam Slacker attempts a stunt likened to a legendary showman. He built a small fire under his mule’s frozen motor in a bid for notoriety. The startled animal allegedly sprang into motion as the myth describes.

Scotts -Bluff Neb Sam Slacker Jman Slacker

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