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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
5
The article previews Frank Buck in Bring Em Back Alive and Wild Cargo at the Huron theater. It notes Buck’s jungle exploits and fame, the film’s wildlife drama, and the associated promotional efforts. It also reviews The Thin Man with Powell and Loy, praising its direction, acting, and sharp dialogue.
Frank Buck appears in Bring Em Back Alive with Wild Cargo as the next feature for two months dead. William Powell leads a dirty plot unless Scotland Yard resolves it. Nigel Bruce co stars in Murder in Trinidad. The State presents Hips Hooray keeping Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee in a beauty parlor romp with dancing and comedy. Attend convention news from Yankton notes English talent moving to Hollywood.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan, oldest continuous newspaper in the Dakotas, marks its 73rd birthday with notes on its founding in June 1861. The paper historically priced subscriptions at two dollars annually, in advance, and described itself as a new enterprise in a brand new country. The issue recalls a weather note about showery clouds and alternating sun and rain.
Mrs Eli Martin and daughter Margaret of Cavour visit F W Marsh and William Davis homes with Miss Etta Howe of Kentucky Minnesota. Mr H H Moon and Louie Derscheid make De Smet calls. Kuehl family visit Willow Lake. Welsh and family visit Bancroft with Alice Welsh. Peterson and DeVries families travel from Miller and Cavour to Gaughran home. Grady family from Chelsea visits Bernard Garry. Rentsch cousins from Sam visit Mrs Rentsch. Temperly family from Huron stop en route to Lake Kampeska. daughter remains. Tellman family reopens residence.
Tulare residents left after several days at Olson home. Ormaline joined for summer. Carl Boetel of Cavour visited Kuehl home Sunday. R A Maass family from Bancroft called at Albert Manse Friday. Edward Lemke of Huron called at Rentsch home Sunday. William Musolf Jr and Freddy Huntsworth of Huron were guests at William Musolf Sr home. Edna Tyrtell in Huron hospital list. Mrs Anthony Davia returned from Havre Mont after mother’s illness and death. Carl Harding Ed Cooper H B Moon and Thad O Keefe visited Lake Kampeska Monday. C C Ferguson and son Charles of Graton visited Paul Ronspeiss Memorial Day. Carol Oliver of Huron and Irene Ferguson of Clark also at Ronspeiss.
In Chicago on June 4 the Republican party drafted a new off year platform during a policy committee session that ran late into the day. Details were not released pending full committee review, but rumors say the platform may adopt an intelligent attitude toward Roosevelt policies to attract fall election support.
A weather update shows showers probable for Huron and vicinity tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. The Dakota region, Iowa, and Minnesota forecast cloudy skies and showers with cooler air in parts. Society notes report the Wheaton missionary meeting at Mrs. Sam Thomas's home on June 6 with a good turnout.
Attendance noted as Mrs. Thomas hosted a gathering that ended with a luncheon for attendees. The brief report records the moment when the host served her guests after the concluding meeting.
The Associated Press bulletin lists city by city weather and road conditions across South Dakota. Sioux Falls reports rain, 55 morning, 87 high. Brookings 5 percent precip 4 with rain and fair roads. Huron 58 with 44, 57, light precip and rain. Pierre 58, 87 and 57 with 21 precip and good roads. Aberdeen 56 with cloudy skies and rain. Rapid City 71 in rain with 6 precip and fair roads. Watertown 52 and 85 with rain and good roads. Yankton 64 with 92 high and 60 low, 6 precip, rain and good roads.
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