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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1941
Page
3
South Dakota state income continued to rise over last year with April receipts at 2,265,942 versus 2,179,283 a year earlier. Ten month total stands at 23,423,385, not including permanent school fund transactions or fund loans used for education.
Neighborhood notices from Lane Blunt Rockham Cavour Gann Valley Turton summarize social visits events and local happenings. Residents travel visitors attend meetings and return home with brief mentions of individuals and places across several towns.
Pierre May 20 The state agricultural department sold seedlings at cost to South Dakota farm owners and tenants over four weeks. Charles S. Weller reported 750000 trees placed with 22600 customers across all counties. Hand County led with 40145 seedlings. Chinese elm headed sales with 220000, cottonwood 140000, green ash 45000, caragana 45000. Russian olive 39600, American elm 34000, pine 37000, cedar 83000, hedgerow stock 32000 sand berry and wild plum seedlings.
RAPID CITY May 20 E Mollin Denver secretary of the American National Livestock Association will speak at the fiftieth annual convention of the South Dakota Stock Growers Association January 8-11 Secretary Queena Stewart Buffalo Gang announced Monday Other speakers include H Cunningham secretary Sioux City Livestock Exchange and B Johnson Brookings director of experiment stations in South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota May 20 Patrolman Loyal Hoffman Mitchell will replace Jack Baird who was transferred to Rapid City He will handle safety contact work formerly performed by R Vaughn who was appointed state food stamp plan administrator Goetz said several patrolmen will be assigned new territories effective mid June Shifts have been made in past years at the start of tourist season for extra patrols
Game wardens removed fifty nine traps from the James River between the Spink County line and Yankton in raids last week. No arrests were made as wardens had no means to lay traps for poachers. A mile long set line near Big Stone Lake was destroyed.
Bonilla will close its school year with commencement at the town hall Thursday evening and an all school picnic Friday led by speaker H. M. Jones state 4 H club leader. Harry Miller will diploma eleven graduates. Mrs Raymond Atkinson chairing picnic with assistants. Junior senior banquet was held at Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron with Darrel Boyd toastmaster and several students and sponsors participating.
Seventh and eighth grade exams were held at the Wayland school last Thursday and Friday. Pupil supervision was by Marguerita Stoa Phyllis Ford and Lorraine Hewett. Seventeen pupils took the seventh grade and three the eighth. Representatives came from Otto Springdale and Wayland districts, with several named students listed from each.
Blunt High School elected student officers at a meeting last week Kenneth Howard became vice president Vivian Peddicord secretary Hope Westlund treasurer Fern Furlow editor in chief Kathleen Macie jewski assistant editor The Wayland Delta Delt bridge club met with hostess Mrs Martin Wood guests included Mrs Leroy Johnson and Mrs L R Chesebro Prizes awarded to Mrs Carl Ravenscroft and Mrs A J Ravenscroft
Senator Capper Republican Kansas urged decentralizing defense industries in the Senate on Monday to spread work across the nation for economic and strategic reasons. He cited resolutions from the Mid-Central War Resources Board covering Missouri and Kansas and from the Midwest Defense Conference in support of North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Wolsey music students earned top ratings at a national contest in St. Paul last week. Alice Seeley won No. 2 in mellophone, Marion Steuerwald No. 3 in piano, Bert Jungemann and Herbe JUNGEMAN both No. 4 baton twirling and tuba, respectively. The girls quartet Marion Steuerwald Alice Lesley Vesta Verona Pribyl placed No. 3. George Corrin supervised the trip.
Mrs Hans Christianson and Caro returned to Hillsview Friday after a week visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Nesfeld called at the N H Steeley home in Huron Friday afternoon. Mrs F W James arrived home Saturday from Yankton and Springfield where she had been with her mother and sister.
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