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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
2
Firefighters responded with two pumping engines and a hook and ladder to battle a blaze described as burning in an unidentified building. Horses were freed from the barn before the flames, and damage estimates were not available. Chief F Sloan was alerted to a separate basement residence fire on South Duluth Avenue during the event.
Dr. Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota tours northern South Dakota towns this week to promote in state higher education. He plans to address citizens in Gettysburg Selby Mobridge Eureka Leola Ipswich Foulkston Groton Britton Sisseton Milbank Webster Clear Lake Lake Norden and De Smet urging residents to consider South Dakota colleges and outreach programs.
J J Julian vice president and dean of student affairs will attend a two day Educational Buyers association meeting at the Stevens hotel Chicago June 13 and 14. He is also the university purchasing agent.
Blue Key senior honor fraternity announces next year’s officers at Brookings during pledge assembly. President Ifsin Trastem Lidgerwood N C and others include Irving Colby Brookings vice president Kenneth Lauster Big Stone City secretary Harold Jordan Sarsare and historian Richard Thue Lake Norden. The Rev Carter Harrison Brookings spoke on the pledge’s meaning. A watch was given to past student association president William Henry Volga by new student president Ivan Johnson Geddes.
Sanborn County commissioners held a June 10 auction at Artesian Letcher and Woonsocket to dispose of tax deed land and city lots. Several tracts sold while some parcels received no bids and a few bids were rejected.
Pierre announces new dates for veterinary medicine and surgery exams from June 23 and 24 to June 30 and July 1. Examinations will be held in Pierre at the offices of the division of animal industry. Ruth director of the state department of agriculture announced.
A P correspondent A P Howard of Sioux Falls addressed the South Dakota Bankers Association convention in Aberd fen about Associated Press news gathering and distribution. He praised state newspapers, calling journalism a vital industry and noting news perishes quickly and can arrive from any place at any time.
Lincoln county Dayton community club marks over nine years of continuous operation and challenges others to match its feat. The Brookings report lists officers Oliver Hohenstid president Lafe Grunder vice president Henry Quein treasurer and Mrs Cederstrom secretary. The event features vocal solo by Mrs A F Grove address by John T Media Sioux Falls Orpheus male chorus Dell Rapids band talks by association members and Minnehaha Historical Society with a baseball game at 3 30 and an evening pavilion dance.
Minnehaha county early settlers plan the annual picnic of the association at Dell Rapids City Park on Friday June 20 Music by the Dell Rapids band with welcome address by Mayor E B Shively opens the program. Remaining speakers include KE Larson president Early Settlers association.
Ruth Henrichsen of Lane wed Ben Unria of Delton at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. L. V. Bennett officiating. Attendants were Wesley Henrichsen and Mrs. E G Henrichsen. The bride, daughter of John and Mrs. Henrichsen of Lane, previously taught in Buffia County. The couple departed to reside at Dalton where the groom runs a farm.
Yankton report says George Kanelis is recovering from injuries after a car accident on Chalkstone road. He was forced into a ditch to avoid a collision while driving up a hill.
A car accident sent a local worker to Sacred Heart hospital with a broken collar bone. The injured man is identified as Kanelis, pro grestor of the Master Shoe Builder shop in Yank ton.
Pierre June 12 Warrants written by the state auditor during May totaled 1 156 257 76. William Dunn state auditor reported 8 136 warrants. Gasoline tax receipts were 356 450 7T. Gasoline exemption warrants 2963 totaling 90 938 05. Cigarette stamp sales 34 656 83. The malt tax added 24 4015 to state revenue.
A fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed the Girton Adams Tee company barn in Sioux Falls and smothered two horses to death. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors reported the loss of the animals and damage to the structure.
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