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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
2
A state forestry department official plans a return to Deadwood in July with his family to travel to the national capital. The article cites Mr. Du and notes the anticipated trip and duties.
The Kingsbury County Old Settlers observed the fifty year milestone in De Smet with a June 10 parade and monument dedication on the courthouse lawn. Pioneer Delos Perry, 83, and artist Harvey Dunn attended, along with the county’s first white child born, Albert Christianson. Nearly 150 received 50 year pioneer ribbons, and about 40 residents aged 40 or more earned red badges.
Miss Cleo Crookshank of Hot Springs begins organizing a rhythm band to develop musical talent in children. The effort aims to prepare youngsters for future orchestra and band work with early tryouts and class period appointments conducted this week.
Air fair at Lions Falls in Sep 2 to 4 draws on Lions Falls with 3500 prize total. Chamber of Commerce sponsors the aeronautical event after last year’s 25000 spectator turnout. Features include air races bombing contests balloon busting spot landing and daily glider demonstrations with official sanction from the National Aeronautic Association.
Brookings June 13 Members of the Secondary School of Agriculture known as the Aggies formed a Coffin Nail club to promote non smoking among students close to term end Paul I Scarbro principal announced The club has 4 percent charter members and is expected to attract many first year classmen
The Spink county farmers union held its annual picnic at Lambert's grove on Tuesday with about 800 attendees and a lively evening dance hosted by the Woodman lodge. Activities included games and a ball game where Jefferson Local defeated Three Rivers. James Sheridan suffered a broken nose and facial injuries from a foul ball.
Lake Andes expects about 5,000 visitors for the 16th annual Fish Day celebration. Buttered buns dill pickles and hot coffee will be served with the fish meal. The event originated in 1915 as committees plan for the crowds.
Rapid City reports the tourist season is underway as cars from 12 states fill the park each evening. Visitors include a car from Ontario, Canada, while municipal officials note high crowds and rising tourist activity this year. Article also notes incorporation filings for Washington Realty Company of New Effington with $25,000, incorporators Charles Thompson T Bredvik and B Schonwweiler.
Murphy of Fargo lauded South Dakota State College alumni and faculty in a dedication address for the Coughlin campanile. He cited Who's Who in America listing more college graduates here than any other state. praised early faculty as adventurers in education. thanked donor Charles Coughlin for the monument. chimes by George W. Clix opened and closed the program.
BROOKINGS June 13 Schedules are off the press for the six week summer session at State college beginning June 13. Dr L M Hrudka director says 41 reguale faculty will offer courses in graduate work or leading to a bachelor of science. Enrollment this year is not expected to rise much above last year's 23 students.
Checks for a ten percent dividend are being mailed to depositors of the First National Bank.
VOF winner by S. C. L Herisson receiver announces the third and final dividend since the bank’s winter 1923 closure, totaling 28 percent across all three dividends.
W D Fisher South Dakota highway secretary told the Custer Battlefield Highway association in the Black Hills that tourist business would fall by half within two years if main highways are not paved. He cited Iowa’s paving drive and warned tourists would bypass the state. Fisher plans a road marking tour in Montana after the convention.
Mrs George Duthie announced that her husband, a former superintendent, has been appointed to a government post. The information came from a June 13 briefing.
Advertises Kellogg s All-Bran as a natural laxative to relieve constipation from a clogged intestine. Recommends two tablespoons daily with meals, highlights iron and fiber, and notes ready to eat with milk or to use in recipes. mentions Kellogg in Battle Creek and widespread sale.
In a move affecting federal oversight, officials from the Black Hills region decided to accept a permanent role in Washington D C. The decision aligns with ongoing federal forest management initiatives and places regional leaders within the national framework of policy implementation.
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