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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
13
The thirtieth annual meeting of the South Dakota Bar association will be held in Watertown the last week in August. Secretary Karl Goldsmith of Pierre said two nationally notable barristers will speak, with two-day sessions, round-table talks, and social events planned for about three hundred attendees.
Miss Gladys Bertrand spends spring vacation from Huron college with her parents west of town. Fred Bretski returns from Browns Valley Minnesota. Mrs J G Welter returns from a Week's visit at Orange City Iowa. Lyle Winsum visits his sister Mrs A B Crowell in Huron. W F Carr Edward Brummond Charlie Thomas and Edward Froland attend a Masons meeting in Bryant. Charles Philips recovering well after major operation in Rochester Minnesota. Mr Philips is 90 years old.
Hitchcock Wayne Bidwell and family of Underwood South Dakota are visiting friends for a few days before continuing to Florida to locate. They have been house guests of Mrs Pauline James. The M E Ladies Aid met Wednesday.
Tiny Forestburg report notes a community event last Saturday with an auction led by Mr. Looby and a moving picture show in the evening. Billy Milton of Huron gave musical numbers while the senior class works on a play. Snow has left roads draggings to keep patrols busy. Some land remains flooded as the river falls slowly.
Miss Huby Smith aided Mrs A Smith with housework over the weekend. Royal Neighbors plan a card party at the LQ O FY hall tonight. High school pupils stage a play soon titled For the Love of Mike. W G Urban moved a tractor from Huron for Hoy Urban Monday. A birthday gathering honored George Kaump Monday night. Boy Scouts rode to Huron Monday for a meeting. Grammar room practices at door sports for spring field day. Epworth League meeting postponed Friday due to weather. Molez school to host a social tomorrow night hosted by Mrs Sam Sackett.
Evelyn State and Leta Urban plan weekend work in Huron, with a Saturday shift at their home. Regina He joins the crew for Saturday evening and Sunday work in the town, reflecting local labor activity and family cooperation.
Activities around Ree Heights include Ed Fawcett trucking cattle from the lower ranch on Wednesday and shipping two carloads to the Huron market. Ed Meehan assists at the J. Specker farm. Highmore shoppers visited, Henry and Glenn Lingschell spent Sunday at the Knippling ranch in Buffalo county, and Herb Braden delivered hogs in town. Roe Connelly sold horses and serves on Miller jury. a Sunday school program for Easter at Cedar church is planned. Cedar Ladies Aid hosts on April 4. residents moved to the John Ramey farm to help with work. Mrs. John Lingschell hosts. medical treatment in Omaha.
Winners were announced at Cedar hall on Friday afternoon with Leslie Poffer of Como taking primary declamatory, Fawn Lott of Como winning intermediate, and Bounis Beck of Cedar winning elocution. Ed Fawcett attended in Horon Thursday and Friday. Hartlet McClain won first at Semeca regional declamatory on March 22. Dr Thrall of Huron will conduct Easter services with special music. Mr and Mrs Wallace Campbell moved to town. Mrs L C Ewlig of Redfield visited with sister Mrs A I Nicholas. Mrs T W Rhodes is a patient in Pierre hospital. Mrs A J Wilson of Hazel SD returned home after visiting her mother Mrs L J Roalstad who is ill.
Rome reports the Italian government imposes a 20 cent per bushel import tariff on durum wheat to support domestic prices. A separate advertisement touts a remedy claim about sleep disturbance and digestive relief, promoting Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula with purported nightly benefits and 2 cent tablet pricing.
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