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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
5
The South Dakota weekly weather and crop bulletin reports crops generally in good condition. Unseasonably cold temperatures and frosts slowed progress but little damage is expected as most crops are at a solid stand. Weeds were frozen back and stock is healthy across the state. More rain will be needed for rapid growth when warmer weather arrives.
Mrs. J C McLaughlin received word her husband died in Claremont Minnesota while being taken to Rochester for treatment. He came to the city in 1900 to work for C G W McLaughlin general store, later owned business with son Mervin, and was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Uirowkas inneh eo club.
Huron resident and party to several cases departed for the state supreme court session. Justice Wash., former judge, presided as A. Ik. Chan led counsel in eight cases set for today and tomorrow in the high court.
George Johnston of Omaha was nominated as the next governor of Rotary International's 1Mth district. The district convention closed yesterday and he will be formally elected at the International convention in Dallas, succeeding Dr. Charles W. Pugsiley, president of South Dakota State College.
In Woonsocket a carnival was held at the parish hall honoring Rev Father Kelly celebrating his 25th priesthood anniversary. The event was organized by students of the parochial school and featured community participation.
Workmen began razing the residence at the corner of Unois avenue and Ninth street on the old Sterling site as the first step to clear lots for three new houses. J. P. Stahl Roy Bunyan of Huron builders won the contract to erect the buildings with excavation expected to start next week. Two houses will face Windy avenue and the third on Ninth street.
The Bonilla Butter Boosters led all clubs by taking 19 of 84 high grade Holstein and Guernsey calves in Beadle County. Sixty four youths received calves yesterday at the State air grounds and two carloads were unloaded for immediate distribution.
Funeral services for O H Bute, 75, pioneer farmer of the south part of Hand county, died yesterday at Miller, were to be held this afternoon in Lawrence. He leaves a large family.
Osburn and Creswell faced bribery charges in the Liggett murder trial tied to Turney Cunningham. Attorney General Richard M. Atkinson stated the acquittal hung the jury, marking a pivotal moment in Nashville proceedings.
Special report from Wolsey states three year old Wolsey resident Ver non Scheel died this morning after a short illness due to scarlet fever. His brothers Marvin and Leland are ill with the same disease but less severely. The Scheel family recently suffered injuries in an automobile wreck near Alpena. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Scheel two brothers and a sister Wiva and grandparents Gus Schetl and Lena Bartell. All children live in Wolsey.
All mothers of men who served in World War were guests at a luncheon in Woonsocket. The American Legion Auxiliary served the meal at Woodman hall this afternoon.
A. W. Tompkins secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation Clenne R. McArthur secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce and H H M Cass president of the South are listed as speakers for Farm Day in Huron. They are to address local farmers and civic leaders on agricultural policy and community development.
Dakota Health association and Roy L. Mry secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce are the Huron men named as recommended speakers for county farm picnics. The list of recommended speakers follows.
A booklet compiled by the Extension Service of South Dakota State College gathers prominent men from across the state to assist farm organizations in planning their county picnics.
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