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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
11
The Evening Huronite lists classified ad rates effective November 1 1628 with tiered per word charges for insertions and column inch fees. It notes advance payment required and a cash rebate after one year, plus safety guidance for employment ads and common scams. It provides contact details and agent names for submissions.
Beadle County South Dakota court to hear D F Wilmarth petition for admission of will and appointment of Letters Testamentary for John Fay estate. Hearing set for November 21 1990 at 2 PM in the Masonic Temple Building Huron. Dated November 6 1930.
Clyde Curtis reports on the Climbing Citizens league of Fable school in Beadle county. The third meeting of the year was held November 3 after a Halloween postponement. Lila Dubro presided. New committees were named for the coming month. a small program was planned for Thanksgiving. Clyde Curtis will edit the Citizen Post. A reception by Albert Hintermeister and Curtis closed the meeting. Miss Elsie Wiese teaches at Gable school.
Mitchell district in 14 counties orders two more carloads of snow fences to cover 10 to 15 miles of roads. Four new snow plows are authorized along with seven truck plows three rotary plows and two tractors already on hand. Road work is nearly complete with surveys for 1831 projects authorized though start date unknown.
Madison Boy Scouts on a Lake Madison hike returned with two buffalo skulls as souvenirs. The trip was so successful that more expeditions are planned for late fall and winter, according to scoutmaster George Hollister. Brookings Register sale announced to H Howard Biggar W W Prat and R E Phelps of Brookings.
Thirteen new members join Scabbard and Blade at South Dakota State College chosen for scholarship, efficiency, patriotism, and drill leadership. Richard Thue of Lake Norden leads as captain with Hoy Baker first lieutenant and Dewitt Howard second lieutenant.
A local farmer reports feral dogs near Armour killing livestock. Henry Peterson of Armour township lost six small dogs in one afternoon and several chickens have gone missing. The marauders, described as German police extraction, drive hogs from fields and attack, shooting the six hogs after the dogs chase and maim their victims.
Nine year old Ee Torguson son of Id Torguson of the northeast of Andover was injured when his arm was crushed in a corn shredder. The boy was taken to Peabody hospital in Webster for treatment and the limb may require amputation.
The text describes a miller grinding one bushel and one ninth, or ten ninths of a bushel. After he took one tenth of the full amount of four, nine tenths, or one bushel, was left. The one tenth of the full amount equals nine tenths of a bushel according to the passage.
Partial timetable shows trains leaving Huron at 24 percent and 9 oo making connections north of Wesley at 3 38 p m arriving Florence at 7 o clock. A train leaves Pierre at 6 30 a m connecting with a Southbound train out of Wolsey at 9 em p m and arrives at Huron at 4 5 a m.
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