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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
8
Minnehaha troop No. 5 met at Edith Smith's home to discuss annual goals. Virginia Dumdey was elected reporter with Crevat Brown and Finki Dumdey as nominees. They plan fundraisers for a Girl Scout camp, badge work including outdoor kitchen gear, and hospital donations.
Pupils at Timm held a Halloween party last week after a lunchtime gathering. Activities included pupils suggesting games and a supervised party atmosphere with decorations around the table.
Frankfort Troop No. 20 met with Scoutmaster Paul L. Baird to elect officers Cesil Catiner as patrol leader Clayton Van Houten as assistant patrol leader Ray Keamney as secretary and Harvey Gellhaus as treasurer The troop lists members Harvey Gellhaus Pierce Hanson James Robertson Russell Weiner Hay Ke arney Clayton Van Houten Harry Jones Ernie Hasseriger Cecil Cariier Marvin Fratz Arthur Chase Donald Kearney Billy Dorsey and Richard Drayer joining soon Arthur Chase and Marvin Frang are away at college but remain members The group aims to make useful horse articles for Christmas form a stamp club a Scout band and to improve citizenship.
The 4-H council held its second regular meeting at William Arbeiter's home with Harlan Olson presiding. They planned a banquet for November 20 at 7 p.m. to showcase Beadle county council accomplishments. Ross Oviats chairs the program committee with Norma Cranston as assistant and reporter. next meeting set for December 4 at Norma Cranston's home.
The Shakawea troop of Juniors met at the Presbyterian church Monday at 4 15 o clock to study requirements for second class scouting. All girls aim to earn second class before December 1 and also crafted Christmas gifts for mothers. They closed by singing Taps before going home.
The Happy Hollow Hustlers of Harrison No 15 held a Halloween party at Delbert Paul’s home near the schoolhouse Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed games, contests, stunts, and a fortunes section after supper. a ghost guided them to the paclors for fortune telling, with popcorn, brandy and apples to close. Attendees included Elizabeth Klein, Alyce Paul, Alvin and Angeline Hofer, Irvin and Marion Warts, Shirley, Elaine Walters, and Miss Wurtz the teacher. The event ran from 8 pm to after 11 pm with games and a luncheon of corn sandwiches, jello, cake, pickles, cocoa and apples.
Miss Jeanne Larsen, a Hartland township school teacher, invited the Washington league pupils to a party at her home, inviting them to an informal gathering.
Farmers Union held a social at the township hall Tuesday evening. Readings and musical numbers were presented, followed by an oyster fly and a social to conclude the gathering.
The South Dakota highway department said bids will be opened November 19 in Pierre for twenty road improvement projects with an estimated total cost of about 450000. Projects include ag and oil surfacing miles of crushed rock and bituminous surface, grading, gravel base and surfacing, guard rails, six bridges and seven culverts.
Pierre South Dakota November 7 C A Russell state secretary of agriculture said five cattle died on the farm of Hyltze Dykema near Okaton in Jones County from eating poison grasshopper bait. The cattle reportedly obtained the bait from an old building.
An advertisement claims sleeping on the left side worsens heart and stomach gas. It asserts the remedy Adlers One Dose removes poisons and relieves gas pressing on the chest, allowing a full night’s sleep.
On the farm a floor used to mix poisoned bait sickened three more animals after ingestion. Authorities cautioned farmers to dispose of bait carefully as the poison remains active for a long period. Unclear details about the mute device and its attachment to a bridge or veil are mentioned, with confusion over its intended use.
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