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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
11
The Evening Huronite lists rates for classified display and word ads with several insertions options. It also warns readers to pay in advance and avoid paying for employment ads, urging verification and reporting suspicious propositions.
In Monongahela Pennsylvania on July 4 1898 inventor William Schick unveiled an airborne model described as a 40 foot long cylindrical tin craft with an explosion chamber and gas inflated bags. The device briefly lifted from the ground before crashing splintering amid a cheering crowd.
Roy Teets of Agar visits JL Lindquist family as Mrs Teets and daughter Phyllis stay several days. Mrs William Moss of Huron visits with Mr and Mrs Miller. Mrs George Small and Mrs Felvily dine at the Weideman home. August Westberg and Pater visit from Belle Fourche township. Jacob Hofer and Lixwig Hohn of Lake Byron make business calls in Cavour. MLW A lodge meets Thursday. Cavour High School market class praised. Several residents move residences locally. Snowbank rescues and John Deere tractor school attendance noted.
Albert Rogers motored to Doland Wednesday morning. Ed Biles bought a new Atwater Kent radio. M. Luick and Sam Bartlett traveled to Aberdeen for business. The Sam Sackett family moved to town from the farm. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Claus Miedema on February 22. Mrs. W G Lanpnear helps with house work.
Bonilla Nelli¢ Kennison unable to carry his mail route due to blocked roads and snow. Mrs. Fred McKichan returned from Sioux City after ten days with her mother. The Jolly Workers 4-H club meeting with Ine Kenis was postponed because of six weather.
Richland and Washington residents Anna and Bert McCarthy visited their sister Mrs Roy Fuller and family after the death of Don McCarthy. Mrs Edgar Rudy returned from a hospital in Huron after appendicitis surgery. Dorothy Gilchrist, in nurse training in Madison South Dakota, underwent appendicitis surgery Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and Bobby attended the Van Tuyl home visit on Sunday.
Alpena Miss Brewster of Woonsocket will train high school students for a public speaking contest. The basketball team returned Saturday after a storm delayed travel from Mitchel. Raymon Steves was in the hospital. she accompanied them home. Christina Myron helped at Page drug store last week. Charles Brammer moved a winter house onto his lot west of the McDowell home and plans to rent it. Mrs. John Brzazowsky was called to Chaschure Wisconsin for her son Charles illness. Lawrence Wales hosted friends at home Friday for games. Jimah Barringer stayed with Muriel Webber over the weekend. The Social Hour club met and played games with G. H. Young and Mrs. O. J. Barringer as winners. The Methodist Ladies Aid met in the church basement with devotion led by Mrs. J. V. Murphy. A supper followed. JT. B. Yeuge and son Archie went to Crow Lake to spend a few weeks doing carpenter work.
Broadland Mrs. Robert Lytle was taken seriously ill on Wednesday night and Dr. Wednesday and Dr. Sewell attended her. Bhaja reported improving. A high school basket social at the T C O S hall Wednesday raised about $20. Mrs. Anna Maloy underwent surgery at the Huron clinic and is improving. Attendees at a Red elevator convention included MF Luick Fred Mortz As J Stauffenacher Reese and John Handley.
Carthage brief reports Miss Ruth Schildent died suddenly Tuesday night after an appendectomy. Mrs. Howard Graham hosted a bridge club gathering Thursday with lunch. Genevieve Albright, Yaniston college student, visited relatives over the weekend. A dance occurred at Opera House last week. Catholic Altar Society served lunch and Johnson's orchestra from Mitchell provided music. February ended with heavy snow and cold weather, inch totals noted.
Miss Mary Jamison announces statewide safety essay contest for students in grades five through eight. Awards include gold, silver, and bronze medals with cash prizes up to 15 dollars per state winner and a national trip for the top essay with extra watches for runners-up. a companion lesson contest offers 500 dollars and a Washington trip.
DAYTONA BEACH Florida crowds expect Rich to shatter speed records as Don aims for the Gold trophy and the famed Silver Bullet. If he succeeds he earns £1,000 a year for two years plus the long awaited Weakefield prize. The story traces the Golden Arrow lineage and the trophy’s 19th century design and heritage.
In Hamilton County Tennessee farmers discovered that the introduction of 4-H club work improved corn yields. The farmers had grown a single red variety since the county’s settlement. The new improved corn hybrid was gradually adopted, boosting local production and showing the value of organized youth agricultural programs.
A bus from Huron to Pierre departs Pierre at a0 with a transfer to a southbound connection. The service continues to UkhiGa, connecting to a train and arriving at 16 55 local time, confirming revised arrival details for travelers.
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