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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
10
Washington officials announce the 1930 census will publish population figures in each of 500 districts as soon as collected to detect inaccuracies early. About 309000 enumerators are needed, with 6000 to 8900 more later. women are favored for their detail and tact.
Special correspondent reports summer homecomings at State College Brookings Lyle Fisher and Lois Van Cassel. Charles Griep recovered from foot infection after two weeks at Canova hospital. New band gave Memorial Day concert. Olive Hyde, daughter of former Troquois residents, graduates from Dakota Wesleyan University at Mitchell ranking second in class. School board to buy 8 tons coal for public schools. election June 18 with D. O. Cassperson and H. B. Harrington as nominees. Cemetery care improved under Nels Green. Nearby visitors include Ray Lyman and Dorothy Harrington of Denver. 123-girl So and Sew club met at Frances Armin’s. meetings to rotate homes. candy bake sale at Casperson’s meat market. Agnes Curley promoting De Smet News. Local farms: McCoy Brown 150 young pigs weaned. Mell Brown with many lambs.
Miss Dephares returns home after teaching years at Mitchell High. Nellie Samuelson resumes vacation at Arlington. Ernest Johnson leaves Vogelman shop for Cedar Rapids visit. William Fullerton starts as town marshal using a street grader. Rev Hoyer leads a large manual training class in Crawford building. Lloyd Schollerman back from Chicago aiding at the post office. Mrs Feige and daughter Virginia return to Canova after ten days here. Bonds visit Cripps home near town. Christine Osman visits Broadland with Osman's family. G M Dyste from Brookings visits Iroquois. Frank Schumacher and family move to farm east of town.
Wessington report covers Eddy caller in Miller, visitors from Yankton college, Ruth Cable visiting. crowd at Alvin Nelson dance with proceeds for Band Creek ball team. Mentions Huron visitors, Dayton Haggard buying a Chevrolet, Gladys Horner ill, church events and vaudeville plans.
Special correspondent reports visits from Henry Burke and family to Clara Haton and O. M. Eaton. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Page at W. J. Page home, campus trips to Ames Ta for Thelma Munson’s graduation, and W. I. M. S. meetings. Local families attend church events, vacations, and student commencements as townsfolk move about between Almena and surrounding areas.
The report notes several families and individuals visiting Alpena and area towns. Among those mentioned are Mia Lindstedt’s sister Mrs Owen-King and family, Mrs T 3B Vegge and sons Archie and June, Mrs W S Leighton of Alpena and Mrs W G Johnson of Yale with daughters Ima and Veera, and Jessie Rodman Dorothy Brandenburg Lulu Kinsman heading to Aberdeen for summer school. Also noted are Mrs Fred Mannings of Pasadena expected for a visit, W S Leighton and son William Jr and Miner Cleveland’s trip to Nisland South Dakota, with stops near Yale and Dale Tillery. Mrs Johnson plans a weeks visit in Alpena, while 7 Brigham Herbert Sound andTy Skelly return from Minnesota fishing trip. Mr and Mrs Edward Paddock of Lane visited the C Y Young home.
Highmore W I DeGeest of Gostain Music store at Fluron was here on business Wednesday and Thursday. R J Truman suffered a sprained ankle a few days ago and is unable to get around without crutches. Y EZ Burnham and family attended.
J E Pekarek and his family returned home after a several days tour through the Black Hills and purchased a new Oldsmobile car.
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