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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
4
The entry lists several historic notes from 1804 to 1922 including Charles LeRaye captured at Forks of Vermillion, editor killed by Leararner, 1907 storm at Mt Vernon involving John M Pease, 1919 death of Joseph Morrow a Mitchell merchant who funded a Dakota Wesleyan gymnasium, and 1922 Ralph L Brown a pioneer banker from Aberdeen shot in Minneapolis.
The Watertown Public Opinion notes that 18 000 people attended the Belle Fourche event in a single day. It highlights the power of a well-conceived idea backed by substantial hard work to realize such a large gathering.
The Treasury plans to roll out about 500000 dollars in new smaller notes across the Northwest including Twin Cities. The change, designed for economy and safety, features crisper paper, easier handling, identifiable denominations, and anti counterfeit measures. The five stated advantages anticipate long note life and annual savings of at least 1500000. Introduction will be monitored as the public adapts.
A crowded scroll of visits, repairs, and small events. Irene Burnham and Mildred Hertz host a cousin visit. a circus show entertained town residents. many locals travel to Denver, the Black Hills, and Rochester for trips and medical needs. Thor Nerland buildings progress. a goitre operation for Rosie Heth. a Sunday school plan changed due to attendance. Otto Ransford learns flying. wool market activity. weddings and gatherings mark the week.
The report notes Frank Ri Fisher plans a trip to Arkansas for her miscue and mentions her parents living there temporarily assisting with clerical work in the county auditor's office. Names listed include Misses Margaret Burrell Pearl Whitney Hancock Gwen Weber Carrie Ludlum Alive Ford.
Pavel Breznik, touring the United States, argues Americans are more than dollar hunters and show genuine interest in history art and music. He notes Americans take leisure savor meals and value decorum revealing broad cultural depth and urging further cross continental understanding.
Gutzon Borglum, famed sculptor, returns to South Dakota to meet Rushmore memorial commission in Rapid City and Keystone next week as work restarts. SD members John A. Boland and Charles M. Day named, with D. B. Gurney and other prominent outsiders joining. locals shift from sacred doubt to broad support for the ambitious carving project that could rival world wonders and boost Black Hills tourism.
The Mitchell Republican argues South Dakota grows too much wheat and oats. The discussion cites large reserves and future crops, noting oats offer cheap feed and rotation benefits, yet questioning profitability and broader agricultural strategy.
The Christian Science Monitor questions Ambassador Dawes about refraining from serving liquor at the American Embassy in London, noting it is not demanded by Supreme Court limits on prohibition. Dawes says he has never served liquor in his U.S. home and sees no reason to change. He defends his personal stance amid debate.
Hollywood notes describe Wilson Mizner and many Broadway names visiting The Brown Derby in Hollywood California. The scene captures a mix of actors writers and executives from New Yorks Broadway era mingling with film figures amid studio gates guarded by heavy security and souvenir racks for fans.
WOLSEY By Special Correspondent Little Gene Kusler of Sioux City arrived Wednesday for a two weeks visit with her aunt Mrs John Hage-Sern Mr and Mrs W B Streeter and children left Thursday for a visit with relatives at Larchwood Ia They were accompanied by Mrs Moberly and daughter and Miss Hazel Bonnes Mrs Walter Seeley and children returned Monday evening from a trip to the Black Hills Miss Hazel Cannon is taking her vacation this week and is at Canistota Sd Mrs W Streeter and daughter Berryle motored to Tulare Wednesday to meet Mrs BE J Moberly and daughter Lorraine of Los Angeles Mrs R L Atkinson and children left Wednesday for Hartford to visit her parents Word was received ever since her departure that her mother had been taken to a hospital.
A free show was given in the school house Wednesday night for the benefit of farmers. Mr. and Mrs R C Barber and daughter Fay returned home from California Tuesday night after visiting in Long Beach with a daughter Mrs Joe Authier. Julia Morris is assisting Mrs M R Luick with housework. A birthday party honored Miss Gladys Walraven at the Charles Walraven home Friday night. A prayer meeting was held at the W B Nash home Wednesday night led by Mrs Vollenweider. Mrs A McDonald returned from North Dakota Thursday afternoon after visiting friends and relatives since Sunday. Holland and Katherine Vollenweider drove to Huron Thursday afternoon. Mrs Smith of town is visiting here with her sons George, Norman and Harley.
Lane residents host and visit across region with guests from Woonsocket Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Notable events include extended visits by Emma Bereard and Fern, roads trips to Brookings and Get tysburg, a four year college plan for Harry Meyer, and Adolph Noltensmier’s birthday surprise with friends. Local illnesses and recoveries noted.
Dr Jennie Olander visits relatives in Morris Minnesota and a marriage license is issued to EB Hammill and Hael Pierce of Miller. L J Hasyord returns to Flandreau but stays in charge of Ford products. Miss Helen MacConnell of Minneapolis visits. Wayne Dornberger returns from Minneapolis. Clyde Williams family to depart for Illinois. Mrs Dan Heth seeks medical care in Rochester. J H W Cole returns from Pella Iowa. Barbara McKay back to work at First National Bank. Elenore Carr visits Sheffield with parents. Mrs Scott Davison returns from Nebraska. Mrs C L Ford of Miller and daughter Mrs Kambak of Onida travel in Black Hills. Ex-Senator W S Majors visits Miller. F H Hollister of Sioux Falls attends to land interests. Miss Gertrude Moriarty, Judge.
Special correspondent reports Jathes Looby family visited Murdo and Hot Springs and Martin. Lyle Ferguson adds four new Let cher golf members, total 50, with improvements planned. Wilders to Yellowstone for a short vacation. Ruskin park secures Forestburg Fedora teams for a free baseball game. Mack family attended funeral in Carthage. Scott’s park celebration attended by O'Brien Gibbs and Lester. Kinsons announce a birth. Jamieson from Woonsocket visited grandfather. Roberts to Woonsocket for dental work. Nichols travels to Mitchell for ear growth removal. Claude accompanies him.
Wayland residents report two week Black Hills and Yellowstone trip by Mr and Mrs Ernst Gadow. Mrs Lilly stayed in Presho while others returned. Sand Creek beat Wayland 15 to 11 at Sand Creek. Mrs Reinke and daughter visit from Wisconsin at Frank Otto home. Grant Byers family visiting Yellowstone. Tart handle post office and hardware store during Byers absence.
The Sanborn county commissioners met Wednesday to draft the coming year’s budget. The auditor reported two blazes in the vault Wednesday afternoon, quickly extinguished, with origin unknown as the auditor did not smoke. Nearby residents visited the Christensen home, and the party later attended a road meeting in Pierre with the state board.
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