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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
2
State's attorneys warrants on the liquor prosecution fund require an itemized statement of expenses in each case before payment. Attorney General M Q Sharpe ruled affidavits alone are insufficient and must detail actual and necessary costs incurred, verified by the attorney, and show they have not been paid.
Wellington Springs November 1 Special Hunting in this vicinity remains strong as many out of state hunters arrive. Men from Minneapolis Chicago and St Paul pursue game in Jerauld county. Nearly 560 resident permits have been issued and non-resident licenses are recorded.
Hurley South Dakota division of the Walton league, aiming to develop Swan Lake, conducts a membership drive and asks members to recruit one new member before Thanksgiving as part of a statewide effort. The Hurley chapter, with charter presented by M S Carpenter, elected I E Stafford president, Walter O Keefe vice president, and Helmer Frey secretary treasurer, with director elections postponed.
Fragmentary OCR reports on a Goldwill mine sample near HHL City along Berat creek. Dr. G C Redfield comments that the ore sample shows about 13,060 value, with mine yield averaging around 7.0 to 2 ounces per halt mile northwest of Hay City. Occasional accidents noted while prospecting a 2000 foot vein.
The Associated Commercial clubs of the Blieft Will s announce winter sport programing from Newell to Cinedroz. A winter carnival at Sylvan Lake is planned with hockey and contests to select entrants for a grand tournament at Shivam. Work under M I Nystrom begins on a new slide and boat equipment, to be installed before the lake freezes. An annual two day carnival is slated after Christmas and New Years.
Iroquois officials announce plans to finish street graveling this fall to allow early spring laying of gravel. Work this season includes many concrete culverts and extensive grading and filling to improve drainage before heavy traffic resumes.
Betsy Thompson, 89, Alpena’s oldest resident, returns home after a three month visit with friends and relatives in New England. She recalls calling on Nashua friends and the Nashua Mills where she worked 19 years before moving west.
Blunt Nov 1 The city council enacts an ordinance granting an extension of the Northern Power and Light company franchise to continue electricity service for lighting and power. A mass meeting showed strong sentiment in favor with no opposition, and adoption is expected without a citywide vote.
Word received here today reports the death of Marjorie Lorth Batteen eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L Batteen. She died at their home west of Northville on Sunday October 7 after a period of illness. Chaplain Guy F P Squires 2s president of a new Hot Springs ministerial association.
Department of Commerce figures show South Dakota's divorces up 12.8 percent in 1928 as marriages rose 2.2 percent to 6,758. The state had 750 divorces in 1928, 665 in 1927, with 207 per 1000 population divorces and 9.6 marriages per 1000. National data noted 1,182,497 marriages and 195,939 divorces in 1928, with wide state variations.
The text notes Nevada and Vermont figures under laws effective January 3 1927. Across the United States six marriages per divorce were reported, versus 6.26 in 1927, reflecting nationwide divorce trends.
Six South Dakota State College electrical engineering students received job offers from General Electric, announced by Dean H. B. Crothers. The named students include Max Everett Bison Gordon Lyon Canton Lawrence Schumacher Alexandria Carl Swyter Emery Earl Griffith Montrose Charles A. Howard Buffalo Mont Anatoly Morchan ot Ruasig. BELLE FOURCHE reports farmers were paid 36000 as first sugar beet payments at the local plant.
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a world famous tonic to restore liver stomach bowels nerves and energy. It promises quick revitalization and improved endurance, urging readers to buy from a druggist with a money back guarantee if not helped.
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