Commission Meets To Receive Bids On Disposal Plant
Huron's city commissioners hold a second bid letting for a disposal plant with a limit of 190000. Six firms bid, including new bidder Lytle Construction from Sioux City, while totals range above the target as engineers seek cost reductions and a final low bid.
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Commission
Huron
Uhe
Theodore Jensen Cartoons
St Cloud
Minn
Huron Construction Company
Sioux Falls Construction Company
Sioue Falls
Curry Costruction Company
Waterloo
Ta. Pheloz Drake Company
Minneapolis
Lytle Construction Company
Sioux City
New American Legion Uniforms On Display In Huron
Conforming to national standards with the South Dakota shield on the left shoulder, the new American Legion uniform made its first appearance in Huron today in Lucx Clothier window. Adopted by the South Dakota department at a Pierre meeting last December, it will be shown at the William Reaves Post No. 7 regume meeting Thursday evening as Legionnaires are urged to attend to finalize Memorial Day service plans.
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South Dakota
American Legion
Huron
Lucx Clothier
South Dakota Department
Pierre
Regume
William Reaves
Nurses Of State In Meeting At Mitchell
The South Dakota State Nurses association opened its annual three day convention at Mitchell. Board sessions were held this morning with principal speakers Mrs Anna Beatt Miss Hortenze Hilbert and Miss Bessie Nichol. Election of officers and 1932 meeting place planned for Wednesday. Entertainment includes Phcole tonight and a Red Cross breakfast and banquet tomorrow. Group luncheons also scheduled.
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Nurses of State
Mitchell Witchell
South Dakota State Nurses Association
Anna Beatt
New York
American Nurses Association
Hortense Hilbert
Bessie Nichol
Hed Cross
St Louis
Phcole
Red Cross
Senator Bulows Son Married At Beresford
William J. Bulow Jr son of South Dakota senator wed Evelyn E Kelfer at St Theresa s Church Beresford The couple left for an eastern trip Bulow serves as private secretary to his father in Washington and previously in Pierre The bride s attendants were Florence Van Camp and Margaret Hengle of Pierre with Genevieve Kelfer as maid of honor
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Bulow
Beresford
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Evelyn E. Kelfer
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Washington
Pierre
Weather Outlook for Bima and Muroa Areas
Unsettled and cooler tonight and Wednesday with probable showers. In Bight and South Dakota expect partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions with possible heavy bursts.
War Birds defend nation over New York skyline
Aerial maneuvers over New York City show the Empire State Building and the George Washington Bridge as World War II era aircraft pass in formation. The display highlights the sky armada above the city with iconic skyline views from above.
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Uncle Sam
War Birds
Jefi
Empire State Building
Sky Armada
George Washington Bridge
178Th Side
New York
NEA
New York City
Two Farm Board Positions Open
Washington May 26 two farm board posts will open between June 1 and 15 for men with good ideas about agriculture. McKelvie and Teague depart. Schilling likely to be reappointed. Hoover has not announced replacements.
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Washington
C. C. Teague
William F. Schilling
Hoover
McKelvie
London
United States
Nebraska
Schilling
Teague
Santa Paula
California
Democratic meeting called in Pierre for statewide gathering
A statewide Democratic meeting is set for June 1 in Pierre. A Jefferson Day banquet is planned and leaders including Senator W. J. Bu low of Beresford and national committeeman W. W. Howes of Huron are expected to attend.
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Pierre Pierre
A. L. Putnam
W. J. Bulow
Beresford
W. W. Howes
Huron
Blystone Forecast Sees Showers Tonight In South Dakota
Government meteorologist M. E. Blystone reports a low pressure system off the Pacific coast moving eastward will bring showers to central North Dakota and the region tonight. Temperatures are expected to drop tomorrow after a sultry day with near record May heat.
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Huron
South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Rocky Mountains
Plains States
Mr. Blystone
Repid City
Youth Sentenced On Forgery Count In South Dakota
Lester Vance, 19, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Alva B. Taylor to six months in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls for cashing two forged checks. He claimed he did not know the man named Marvin who supplied the checks and said Marvin left town after the incidents. The terms run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Vance
Sioux Falls
Square Deal
Marvin
Vance
J.C. Penney
McMonies Arrives in Huron to Visit Daughter
D. E McMonies reached Huron this morning from the Black Hills to spend a day with his daughter Mrs Lois Gannane He planned to depart tonight for Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E McMonies
Huron
Black Hills
Lois Gannane
Nevads
Grasshoppers Threatening Crops In 11 000 Square Mile Territory
State and federal entomologists meet to assist Rosebud country farmers facing an 11000 square mile grasshopper outbreak. Officials plan control meetings at Oacoma Iona Reliance Kennebec Vivian and Preshie with Troth seeking financial aid and rail rate reductions for poison. Local groups pledge support as counties organize poison and bran shipments to save crops.
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Rosebud
Oacoma
Iona
Reliance
Kennebec
Vivian
Troth
Hyde
Yripp County
Winner
Tripp
Lyman
Colone Commercial Club
Missouri
Evening Huronite Home Delivery Notice
City subscribers urged to call 4151 if the Evening Huronite is not received by 5 90. A copy will be delivered promptly. Please call before six o clock am to ensure service. after that hour the paper cannot be maintained.
Obeys That Impulse Booked By Police
Los Angeles investigators booked Lynn Hilliker 26 of Owensmouth on arson suspicion after he tried to start his car using a hand crank, damaged the windshield, punched the roof, and ignited gasoline soaked rags under the engine.
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Los Angeles
Lynn Hilliker
Owensmouth
Calif
City Hall
Mrs. Gastineau 73 Dies Today in City Home
Nannie A Gastineau 73 of Ava Mo died at an Ava burial beside her husband. She came here a year ago from Ava Mo and lived with her daughter Mrs Fred Gabel 424 Wisconsin Ave SW. Born August 18 1857 in Sanford Conn she is survived by three daughters and one son James Gastineau Ava Mo and Henry Dukes Mrs Birdie Neiman here. The body will go to Ava for burial beside her husband who died years ago.
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Nannie A. Gastineau
Ava
Fred Gabel
Wisconsin Avenue
Gastineau
Sanford
Conn
Henry Dukes
Birdie Neiman
James Gastineau
Heavy haze blankets Black Hills from unknown smoke
Rapid City reports the Black Hills hidden by dense clouds likely dust with speculation about forest and prairie fires in Montana and Canada. Weather officials field calls and note the sun struggles to penetrate the haze as mountains remain obscured from view.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Store Destroyed in Vermillion Blaze Near Westonville
A Wes terville store two miles north of here burned from an overheated stove. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars, including 40 dollars in cash. Owner Gil J N Powell blamed his wife for being asleep upstairs during the fire.
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Westerville
Gil J.N. Powell
Robber Captured After Gun Fight in School House
Sioux City police captured Robert Daily, an ex-convict, after a gun battle in Central High School. More than a dozen shots were fired. no one injured. Daily knelt before the vault safe as officers overpowered him after consuming his revolver's ammunition.
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Sioux City
Central High
Robert Daily
Tillison
Charles Ruhlman
Ruhlman
Washington School Retains Music Memory Trophy
Washington grade school defended its annual music memory contest trophy by winning 254.7 points to lead Lincoln, with Jefferson third at 234.6. Finalists totaled over 20 from Washington, including seven perfect scores, coached by Hortense Babbitt Mildred Vihstadt and Margaret Davis.
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Washington
Washington Grade
Washington School
Lincoln School
Jefferson School
McKinley School
Wilson School
Jefferson
Wilson
Hortense Babbitt
Mildred Vihstadt
Margaret Davis
McKinley
Lincoln
End In Sight In Runnell Trial In Deadwood
The grand jury discharged in Deadwood as the U S versus Raymond Runnell for assault with intent to kill proceeds. The trial ran into a second day with little sign of a verdict while other defendants faced liquor, larceny and weapons charges from Pine Ridge to Rosebud and Spearfish.
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Deadwood
United States
Raymond Runnell
George Dixon
Pine Ridge
Dickson
Batesland
Paul Davis
C. B. Dowling
Parmalee
Albert Six Feathers
Albert Yankton
Jarceny
Floyd Witt
Vernal Rider
Harry Hanyon
Camp Crock
Indian Department
Avery Webster
William and
Edward Balsany
Wood
Jessie Standing Buffalo
Verne Madison
John Baughman
Alex Roubideaux
Widow Held on Four Charges in Home Deaths
Chicago May 25 Mrs Margar et Summers a 47 year old widow was held to the grand jury on four charges after a coroner's jury recommended it. Jurors heard evidence that four men who died in her home were connected to the case and investigation continues.
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Chicago
Margaret Summers
Letcher Fire Ruins Business District in Dakota Blaze
A major fire in Letcher South Dakota destroyed most of the business district and damaged homes and garages. Loss estimated at 150000 with many stores and the post office burned or damaged. Mitchell fire crews assisted after midnight, water limited to artesian wells, no serious injuries reported.
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Letcher
South Dakota
F. H. Winsor, Jr
Jean Ta
Carl Sanne
Main Street
Mitchell
Mitchell Fire Department
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
Carl Sonne Meats
L. B. Askew
Shamrock
Hayden
Thomas Schmida
First National Bank
Hanford
Mary Feeney
Armour Creamery
Earl Rearick General
Post Office
Myrl DB. Haytt Insurance
E. J. Brockman Barber
Pipestone Creamery
Harry Perkins Hardware
Letcher Chronicle
S. Heinzman Cate Ard
R. L. Kirkpatrick
R. HL. Todd General
Elnz and Peters
BE. N. French
HL Belle
Calls Opposition To Waterways Selfish
CHICAGO May 26 P William Dawes president of the Mississippi Valley Association said railroads that oppose the development of an inland waterway system do so purely for selfish moves. He told industrial traffic executives that a waterway system would increase rather than decrease revenue to railways and that the middle west deserves a fair share of national development based on cheaper transportation.
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Chicago
William Dawes
Mississippi Valley Association
Dawes
Middle West
Marshal Takes Neuhartic
Adolph Neuharth arrested IL days ago for violation of prohibition laws was escorted to Aberdeen today by U S Deputy Marshal W J Goetz. He has been confined in Bendiz county jail since his arrest.
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Neuhartic
Adolph Neuharth
Aberdeen
U. S
W. J. Goetz
Bendiz County
Memorial Day Observance Schedules In Huron
Stores close for Memorial Dry from 2 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday except food dispensers. Most Memorial Day programs run during the three hours with a 9 a.m. parade from the high school. Ceremonies at Huron theatre and cemeteries. Banks offices post office barber shops closed. Post stamp window opens 4 p.m. Outgoing mail deliveries and boxing handled as usual. no city or rural deliveries. Evening Huronite publishes at noon.
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Huron
Huconite
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Isaieteol
O. A. Ricker
Harry Groth
Consoer, Glder and
Quinton
Turpin
Samuel R. McKelvie
C. ©. Teague
Congress
Blystone
Lester van Muat
Mrs. Gastineau
Runnell
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