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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
8
Readable fragment describes nitrate workers in Chile engaging in a dangerous game using a burning dynamite stick to determine length, highlighting risky frontier activity and hazardous labor culture.
Secretary of State Myrtle Morrison reports 11 deaths in May autos, bringing five month 1936 highway fatalities to 32, with 104 injuries and $12,145 damage. May totals include 17 accidents, 9 due to speed, 8 right of way, 7 intoxication, most others due to carelessness.
Miss Effie Cranston of Winona Minnesota arrived Tuesday evening for a four week visit at the home of her niece Mrs Sheldon Bottom in Burdette.
The Misses Ruth Anderson and May Stevens have returned from Augustana College in Sioux Falls and Lorene Hodges has come back from Madison Normal.
Twenty years ago in Huron the St. Lawrence Club of Huron College prepared to stage the two act farce Mr Hob at the college auditorium tomorrow night. Clerk of Courts B M Thomas issued a license to wed to Theodore Smogard and Edna Beryl Snyder both of Huron. A tired but happy crowd of Huron Boy Scouts returned this morning from Pearl Creek.
About 20 boys joined a weeklong party led by I A Young of Lingala school. Mrs R P Milne returned from Sioux Falls as 58 delegate to an Episcopal convocation. Rev E W Pidgeon, Mrs J C Klemmme and Miss Gertrude Null also attended. Mrs Pigeon was elected secretary junior of the eastern deanery. Jessie Thames returned from Northwestern Massachusetts.
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