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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

5

Huron City Officials Criticized In Auditor's Report

State auditors faulted Huron city governing board for law violations and excess spending in 1937 and 1938, amid praised improvements. Report cites illegal contracts, listed claims against the city, and recommends tighter controls, with a surplus noted at audit close in 1939 and calls for better debt and cash management.

Huron City Huron State Division of George Hokenstad Ralph W. Arneson State Division of Audits and Accounts Epa Imwegal Cinimsa City ‘Commission South Dakota Peter Mintener Lumber Company George C. Greest Farmers Co-operative Association F. H. Ripley Ole's Grocery O. C. Olson Silver Hardware Company Charles R. Kent Merel Library Board Liibrary Board

Hold Family Reunion at H J Riddle Home Bancroft

A family reunion at the H J Riddle home in Bancroft included Mr. and Mrs. Riddle and their son James and daughter Doris. Also present were Mr and Mrs Bob Riddle, Mr and Mrs Arthur Mogler and family, Walter Riddle of Badger Mississippi Grace Bowman of Lodi Wis Mary and Russell Beckwith of St Paul. Grace Frye left for Albert Lea Minnesota to visit her mother Mrs Fred Dillon for several weeks. C O Vincent returned to Conde after attending summer school at Vermillion University.

H. J. Riddle Bancroft Albert. Lea Grace Fryé Loft Albert Lea Menn Fred Dillon Conde C. O. Vincent Vermillion The University

Mrs. Karter Visits Parents in Frankfort

Mrs. Charles Karter of St. Paul Minnesota arrived Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. F. King in Frankfort. An American Legion post at Albany New York canceled its picnic program due to no qualified members.

Frankfort Charles Karter St. Paul, Minn N. F. King Albany

Ice Cream Social for Bonilla Legion Junior Baseball Team

Bonilla July 27. An ice cream and cake social will be held in the cream station front room Saturday evening to benefit the American Legion Junior baseball team. The boys won the district tournament at Redfield July 22 and 23 and advance to the state tournament at Mitchell August 4 6. Funds will defray their expenses there.

Bonilla American Legion Redfield Mitchell

Birthday Party For Mrs. Harry Knouse Jroquois

Mrs. Harry Knouse was surprised at her Jroquois home on Sunday as relatives and friends gathered for a birthday. A six o'clock picnic supper was served with guests from Huron Onida De Smet Osceola and Iroquois. Gifts were given and well wishes exchanged. Also notes of Miss Gladys Bucker visiting Blunt from Huron.

Harry Knouse Charles Adamson Osceola Margaret Etta Warrener Ray Knouse George Lola Etta Knouse Max Gildemaster Iroquois Knouse

Pastor's Daughter Fined for Wearing Shorts in Netttleton

In Nettleton Arkansas 19 year old Mrs Leslie Alexander a minister's daughter and high school beauty winner appealed a 50 dollar fine imposed by Mayor H Cowell for wearing shorts on the streets. She testified she wore them only near her home and to visit nearby friends. She called neighbors nosey after the arrest.

Nettleton Ark Leslie Alexander H. Cowell

South Dakota charity PIERRE files articles of incorporation

Articles filed with the secretary of state establish the South Dakota children’s aid as a charitable organization with headquarters in Mitchell. Directors include Bishop W Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls W R Ronald J O Patterson Clara Wendt and Herbert Hitchcock of Mitchell. Authorized capital stock zero but property up to 200000 may be held.

Pierre South Dakota

Highmore Visitors Depart For Atlanta Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matson of Atlanta and Mrs. Gertrude Haverly Matson's relatives left Highmore Tuesday for Burke I BD to visit H. A. Matson and family before returning to Atlanta. Mrs. Perry Walsh and daughter Patricia Jane, also visiting, will soon head to Denver. The Walshes formerly resided in Lemmon.

Highmore Atlanta Donald Matson A. G. Tagg Burke I. BD Matson H. A. Matson Gertrude Haverly Tage Perry Walsh Esther Haverly Patricia Jane Tagg Denver Walshes Lemmon

Harriet Christie Returns Home From Visit

Miss Harriet Christie of Elgin aged 1 returned home after several weeks visiting her sister Mrs. Guy Carey.

Illinois Blunt Harriet Christie Elgin Guy Carey

Home for vacation Clyde Miller visits Frankfort

Clyde Miller of Brookings arrived in Frankfort on Tuesday evening for a week long vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W D Miller.

Frankfort Clyde Miller Brookings W. D. Miler

Return Visit From Mrs Vernon Hansen and Son

Mrs Vernon Hansen and her son Jesse Eldon from Amherst, former Frankfort residents, arrived Tuesday for a few days of visiting relatives and friends.

Frankfort Vernon Hansen Jesse Eldon Amherst

Belle Fourche Man Begins Prison Term

Belle Fourche man Fred Hultenschmidt was sent to the South Dakota penitentiary for eight years after being returned from Alaska. Judge Charles R. Hayes at Deadwood sentenced him on a plea of armed robbery for the Highland Hotel hold up in Lead last winter, when about 430 dollars was taken from the cash register.

Belle Fourche Saux Falls Fred Hultenschmidt South Dakota Alaska Hultenschmidt Charles R. Hayes Deadwood Lead

Lennox Man Orta Smith Death By Self Inflicted Gunshot

Orta Smith 57, longtime Lennox resident, was found dead in a field by a 40 member search party after being reported missing. Coroner L W Dindot said the death resulted from personal safety related gunshot wounds. No inquest will be held. A 24 gauge shotgun lay beside the body. Smith’s widow is his sole near survivor.

Lennox Lenox Orta Smith L. W. Dindot Smith

Man Acquitted On Traffic Charge Seeks Parking Refund

In Little Rock on July 27 Attorney Beloit Taylor was acquitted of illegal parking. He asked a police sergeant to hold in trust 5.80 pounds to offset any future parking violations he might incur.

Little Rock Ark Beloit Taylor

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