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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
2
May 10 1994 Mossman president Morning Side College Sioux City named to give the baccalaureate sermon at South Dakota State College June 9. Dr C W Bugsley State College president announced. Commencement June 10 with 131 seniors receiving bachelor s degrees amid plans for more grads.
Canova high school will graduate two classes of eleven at commencement in the school auditorium Thursday evening May 16. Prof. L G Atherton of Vermillion will deliver the address. Graduates include Lewis Blass Grace Breneman Reynolds Dennis Ralph Duke Iolmer Koepsell Neil Miller Lucille Prakel Harale Sable Glenn Schafer Catherine Schueller Terrence Wright.
Canova hospital in South Dakota will observe National Hospital Day with open houses Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. Dr CG A Feige, owner, announces free medical exams for all babies born since he took charge last August and a souvenir gift. The small town hospital has a staff of two physicians and surgeons and dentists.
P F Clinton was named chairman of the Canova town council at the first meeting, effectively serving as mayor under the town form of government. N Dexter, a longtime Cano-2 pioneer now living in Sioux Falls, was named marshal night watch and water superintendent and has begun his duties.
Harry Solberg, a 1920 mechanical engineering graduate from South Dakota State College, has been promoted to associate professor at Purdue University Indiana. He is the son of H C Solberg head of the department, and is noted as the youngest in years to reach this rank.
Vermillion May 10 The Scribbler literary magazine of the University of South Dakota revealed its campus literary lights. Theta Delta Pi backs the publication edited by Jeanette Lien and Kathrine Chichester with Ha Todd as business manager. Archie Hall won the poetry prize and Morton Anderson of Rapid City took the essay prize for a piece on handshaking.
Robert Urban of Lead, a totally blind senior at the State School for the Blind in Gary, played saxophone at South Dakota State College. He performed at 6:30 am, memorizing notes by Braille, and recorded a broad repertoire, placing first in the district high school music contest and advancing in the state event.
The Yankton college student association nominated four senior women for May Queen at today’s meeting. Miss June Lund Wessington Mary Smith Yankton Doris Potter Pierre Lenna O Neill St Lawrence election set for May 14 with the May Vote festival to honor the nominees on May 24.
A group of 18 Gann Valley high school juniors and seniors toured Pierre on Sneak Day They shook hands with Governor W J Bulow toured the capitol and museum entered the Supreme Court chamber briefly visited Fort Pierre and the Indian school It was most students first trip to the state capital
The annual Yankton College women’s Lennig tournament draws have been announced with final on June 1. Entrants include Marguerite Nyrop Neigh Neb Aileen Rasmussen Clark Elinor Haney Huron Ruth Olson Yankton Gladys Koepke Mil mine Minn Jennie Hosterman Scotland Maxine Smith Miller Winifred Gross Yankton Gwendolyn Weber Miller Jon Alten Viborg Martha Grow Watertown Mildred Glessner Onida Rachel Bacon Baltimore Md Pauline Robinson Le baron Katherine Lindley Mitchell and June Lund Wessington.
Belle Fourche officials announce re employment of most Belle Fourche public school teachers for next year. Bertha Reatstedt of Iroquois is hired for fourth grade while Gladini A Whirter will teach fifth grade as county superintendent McWhirter retires. Music instructor position remains to be filled as Bertha Kahl resigns.
Four couples received marriage licenses and wed in Winner on a May Saturday in a community ceremony. William Slonecker of Meadville and Helen Henderson of Ainsworth tied the knot at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Nels Fanehurst officiating. Sylvester of Mills and Bertha E Hollenbeck of Burton were married by County Judge Martin A. Schinebaum.
Residents of Wessington prepare for a May 15 program to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the lodge installation. The speakers include notable local figures and the event highlights the lodge’s long-standing presence in the city.
The South Dakota Highway Commission orders removal of advertising signs along state trunk highway rights of way by July 1. Only official highway markers and authorized trail association markers may remain. Signs after July 1 will be removed by patrolmen with no notice to owners.
In Mitchell on May 10, Dr K Mayham of Rochester Minnesota, attending the South Dakota State Medical association, found his automobile parked on Mast Fourth avenue after it had been stolen the previous evening in Alexandria. A second Sioux Falls theft was traced to youths seen with a car brought into Alexandria. No Mitchell theft was reported this morning.
Belle Fourche reports sugar beet farmers have planted over 7 000 acres, two weeks ahead of year. J Fred Steck Black Hills sugar plant agricultural superintendent says 5 000 more acres remain to be planted. Early beets push potential tonnage and sugar content with upcoming rains.
Several Wessington boys plan to enter bird houses they constructed in the contest hosted by the Walton league chapter. The event is to be held tomorrow in Huron with local boys showing interest and support from city members.
A small son of Mr and Mrs Hayward living southwest of Winner died last Sunday after a bean lodged in his throat or esophagus choking him. Parents were rushing him to town for medical help when he died.
The state banking department announced a 10 percent dividend to creditors of Farmers and Merchants Bank Conde today. This is the third dividend, bringing the total paid since suspension to 30 percent.
Springfield May 10 D. Rk Snowden coach of the Springfield golf links was playing when he drove at a gopher on the fairway. The gopher was stunned but got up and walked away. Snowden jokes that when his aim improves he will start shooting birds.
Hearings on intrastate lumber rates in South Dakota were held before the Board of Railroad Commissioners. Complaints came from Fish and Hunter of Deadwood Warrens Lamb Lumber of Rapid City and Aberdeen chamber of commerce and others. Testimony supported Black Hills lumber interests and northern mill products, with final disposition pending possible rate adjustments within the state.
CANOVA May 10 Special An other step has been taken in. She proposed plan to make the Canova Creamery purely co operative in the employment of William B Nielson of Huron as counsellor and auditor for the company Mr Nielson is secretary of the South Dakota Co operative Creamery association and has had years of experience in creamer y accounting A buttermaker manager with years in co operative creameries is Thomederson former manager of the Wall Suringers creamery and will assume his new duties in Canova at once Under present plans the Canova creamery which is this month closing its first year of operation will be placed entirely in the hands of the producers as soon as arrangements can be made The creamery is doing a good business and under the new cooperative plan it is expected to increase the volume In April 14126 pounds of butter were manufactured.
Miner County wool growers will meet Tuesday May 14 at 8:30 p.m. in the Howard city hall back room. W. Jones, county agent, announces the gathering. Carl Nadasdy of the South Dakota Wool Pool will discuss marketing the Miner county wool and give a wool grades demonstration. If demand exists the county wool pool may be organized to aid handling and speed shipments. All interested in wool marketing are urged to attend.
Pierre May 10 The general fund overdraft increased to 2 433 687 12 from 2 220 904 81 during April the State Treasurer A J Moddie disclosed in the monthly financial report showing a 112 782 rise.
More than 150 mothers of university students gather on the Vermillion campus for a two day Mother's Day celebration. The program includes a reception, banquet in Lutheran church parlors, a one act play, a dancing exhibit, and a university auditorium program. Nearby churches plan Sunday services and hosts will greet visiting mothers at Sunday noon meals. A joint concert by the university orchestra and Morningside College orchestra caps the afternoon. In Gann Valley a marriage license is issued to William Voice and Ada Ashley of Mt Thompson and another marriage to William Sarue and Evelyn Bird of Ft Thompson.
Mrs. J B Quirk of Minneapolis credits Sargon with restoring her health after years of stomach disorders headaches and insomnia She reports improved strength appetite and skin and notes friends see a difference She lists sponsors and stockists in Huron Hitchcock and Wessington for the remedy.
Dane Ing Jaquith, Blunt high school instructor and band organizer, has accepted a position at Lake Preston for the coming year. His resignation leaves a vacancy on the Blunt teaching staff not yet filled.
The Gann Valley Parent Teachers association held its final meeting of the year. J D Hall served as president with T R Bennett as vice president and Nellie Seger as secretary treasurer. The program featured musical numbers by grammar and primary rooms and a girl scout drill by grammar and Intermediate grades. Nellie Sewer gave a report during the business session.
The report notes Gertrude Fistport named as a delegate to the county convention while Milehel is listed as another delegate. The article emphasizes local participation in the upcoming gathering and assigns delegates to key positions.
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