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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
11
The Evening Huronite lists rates for classified insertions from two to six words per insertion and discounts for longer runs. It warns against paying money for employment or “pay no money” propositions and urges reporting suspicious ads to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Notice from Wasatch Colorado Mining Company at Avon 1917 City Hall Square Building Chicago Illinois. Directors levied a one cent per share assessment on common stock payable by November 6 1929 to the company treasurer. Delinquent shares may be sold publicly on December 11 1929 to cover the assessment plus costs. Whitlam G Thon secretary.
Pierre and Rapid City lead a statewide survey showing about six million dollars in building projects completed or underway this year across South Dakota. Major completions include a new hospital wing and dormitory at Sioux Falls college, a penitentiary license plant, and a state school storage facility. The report notes significant remodeling of business fronts and large sums in Yankton, Mitchell, Deadwood, Aberdeen, and Watertown with various civic, commercial, and residential projects.
BM Pierrey and Otte B listed as incorporators with hospital stock set at 25000 dollars. Provision made for a business office in Pierre.
Brookings November 1. State college officials prepare for Hobo day amid a fresh traffic issue. Four planes with 49 passengers arrive from Grand Forks on Saturday morning, with additional flights from De Smet Wessington Springs Sioux City and others rumored. A State field pasture is set for air arrivals near the stadium. No stunt flying over the football field will be allowed, says President O. W. Pugsley.
Parker violinist Kenneth Nord, a local talent, travels to New York to perform with the International Bible Students' Association orchestra. The group will broadcast from WBBR New York City. Nord has studied violin for two years under Vernon Alger at Sioux Falls College and played in the college symphony and band.
Brookings outlines Armistice Day events on November 11 featuring a large parade, services at Coolidge Sylvan, a football game between State College freshmen and the State University, and a variety show by the American Legion Jollies under Dr Karl Rane. The program includes a special dance The Wedding of the Painted Dolls directed by Nelle Richardson and multiple acts by local talent and college cadets.
Roswell reports improved chicken raising after changing the lot for growing youngsters. D C McElvane, farmer on a quarter-section Roswell area, notes success and broader improvements in his operation. He moved the young stock to a different house and shows growing alfalfa and better farm crops, reflecting overall progress on his seven-year-old farm.
A fragmented description notes a diversified farming line and a journey through Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming including Yellowstone National Park. The text mentions Mr and Mrs McEloane and Lawrenes among travelers, with references to old son and various place names.
LAKH PRESTON Nov. 1 Leon Matson nine year old son of Mr and Mrs James Matson of this place is recovering rapidly from an injured foot report says. The lad’s foot was crushed when he slipped into the corn husker roller while attempting to operate the machine. His father stated there were a few minutes of pain before relief.
With the opening of the pleasant season here, hotels and private rooming houses are filled to capacity. Hunters have registered from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska to several points in South Dakota.
Wellington Springs reports the Springs Music Club meeting November 4 at the home of Drs. John H Farrington. The society, which meets monthly, plans a program featuring instrumental numbers by local musicians including Mrs. Elizabeth Gibzon Mrs. N. E. Hatch Mrs. Fay Zluk Florence Cook Mrs. Mile Pat Mrs. Walter Stockstad and Robert Cowan.
A fragment of dialogue shows a knock on the door and a character answering with a caller named Mrev Rhodes, indicating a continuation of a serialized scene titled The Avenging Parrot.
Unclear fragment notes Leques Pierre arriving at FALURON at 10 45 a m with a 20 a connection from Sout. The text is garbled but indicates a morning arrival and a connection event at the named location and time.
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