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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1940
Page
16
Aberdeen special report notes National Wildlife Restoration Week from March 17 to 28. Bureau of Biological Survey law enforcement staff remain vigilant in enforcing Federal and State game laws, according to Leo Childers of Aberdeen United States Game.
Plunket gave Ann a Tong with an expressive look as she departed the dining room and declared she was advising in a terse, spiteful remark.
Miss Brown is kept from the stairs until a confrontation reveals a framing plot. Ann realizes the scheme and understands the motive behind the trap.
A Survey official said game wardens and state officers prosecuted 2,560 cases. 2,444 convictions yielded $7 in fines and 4,384 days of jail. He cited bootleggers, fur smugglers, and cross state line shipments, while praising hunters' cooperation and noting over 95 percent of cases led to conviction.
A farewell party was held Sunday at the Davis home in Yale for Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Davis. Friends and neighbors, planning the surprise, attended before the couple moved this week to a farm northwest of Huron. Guests included the Feick family, Husted family, Lau family, Walters family, Maassana family, Knautz family, and the Foote family. Progressive whist was played and lunch was served late.
Jackson Michigan March 23 Kiam Thompson a murderer almost finished his life sentence and awaits parole and possible death as prison officials note the long life of the inmate. He arrived as a youth at 81 in 1918 after a housekeeper died of poisoning on a farm near Cheboygan. Thompson spent years on the prison farm and later served as doorkeeper, with a 75 year old relative backing claims of a century long life.
In a suspenseful scene at Temple house Ann Brown and staff confront a string of disappearances after Mr Temple reports his whatevs watch along with jewels and cutlery vanishing. Plunket eyes Ann as suspicion grows while Rose and Beth deny knowledge as Temples threaten police action.
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