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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
2
May 9 meeting in Condé drew attendees including H. J. Langpap Baerisch MH Robertson Joe J. and Neil Herman among others. discussion noted as well represented at the event.
May 9 report from Vermillion details state plan to phase out blinding headlamps by July 1 under the Uniform Motor Vehicle Code. Dr. B B Brackett explains inspector training, required headlight adjustments, and penalties for improper lighting on highways.
A department announcement notes creditors now receiving ten percent of what is owed, with earlier suspensions moving to forty five percent. The restructuring reflects partial recovery as payments resume.
A fragmentary note describes Alpena youths cooking and sleeping during a trek. The text mentions Brenneman and a boy taker guiding hikes in a seetile area, with no clear dates or outcomes.
The article notes officers chosen for the association including E. A. Smith as press-itch secretary and treasurer, with SEW officers elected for the term.
Centerville, May 9. Frank D. Krieks state secretary of Agriculture Pierre will be the main speaker at a tonight business men and farmers meeting. The session aims to discuss agricultural development in the district and surrounding area.
Forty six juniors and seniors plus guests attended the junior senior banquet at the Presbyterian church. The hall featured orchid and green decorations. Miss West served as junior sponsor and led the event.
Ree Heights reports better prospects for small grain and alfalfa than in several years. Farmers have already begun planting corn as the season starts in this South Dakota community.
Frankfort May 9 Special Eugene Mettler a farmer living south of the city seriously injured himself while removing rock from his field He is hospitalized at Redfield with little hope for recovery Mettler was a pioneer here.
Garden City announces the 18th annual Gala Days and Race Meet for July 17 and 18 with over thirty harness and running horses from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Evening programs join the park grounds, featuring the World’s Smallest Post drum corps and vaudeville plus a six cylinder automobile prize.
Twenty printing and rural journalism students from South Dakota State College left Brookings for a three day trip to St. Paul. They will tour newspaper plants and related industries. The group includes Floyd Billington Harold Brown Chester Dickenson Alvin Erickson Albert Evenson Lyle Visher Grace Hellwig Charles Hushaw Gladys Roth Luella Larsen Merton Lippert Reuben Magstadt Everard Opsal George Phillips Leonard Rohrs Ved Smith Charleton Stewart Richard Westwood and others.
FRANKYFORT May 9 Special A sedan driven by G A Schone going to Redfield rolled over on a hill one mile west of town narrowly avoiding serious injury. Accompanying him were Mrs William Hawk and daughter Arlene and his niece Lola Schone all badly bruised and cut as the car wrecked.
Miller Boy Scouts conducted an overnight hike to Camp Dakota to view the proposed dam that would create an attractive lake on the camp’s east end. Three advanced scouts from Huron joined the group amid plans for the project.
Lane's high school home economics department will be represented at the State Smith Hughes contest in Brookings May 10 11 by Doris Walker and Opal Martens. A preliminary among five freshmen chose the finalists Opal Martens Mildred Roli Marjorie Stewart Elma Miller and Dorothy Logan Opal won with a score of 105 out of 125.
Plans for the Cavour Boy Scouts summer program were discussed at a meeting led by scoutmaster George D. Egner. The debate outlined several activities and schedule ideas for the season.
Frankfort city schools have named all teachers for the coming year with one exception a high school instructor. Superintendent Daryl Coldren of Frankfort will also serve as coach and mathematics teacher Vern Hutchinson of Springfield Jonglish Gladys
May 9 report from Prankfort notes the Joe Lambert residence north of town under quarantine for scarlet fever. The patient is Donald Lambert, a young boy with a light case. County road crew finished grading roads to two cemeteries and roads will be gray soon.
Miss Thelma Conley reports relief from two year pimples on face and arms after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes red blotches and intense itching finally cleared with three cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment. Cuticura ads promote ointment and soap for skin conditions.
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