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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1930
Page
6
Forecasts indicate generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures. In South Dakota tonight visible in the west portion. Iowa partly cloudy tonight with colder air in the east, then Tuesday fair with warmer temperatures. Minnesota partly cloudy tonight and generally fair Tuesday with rising temperatures.
Local notices list numerous society meetings Tuesday including Twentieth Century club Invincible club Fortnightly club and Legion Auxiliary with venues at depot cafe S Deshon Dakota avenue and Labor Temple Ball games for Spanish War Veterans were noted plus wedding of Melvin Dotson and Elvy Hall in a Justice of the Peace office Portrayed are birthday parties and social gatherings at homes with details on attendees and locations including Wisconsin avenue southwest Nebraska avenue southwest and 573 Fourth street southwest
City briefs report a St Mary's School student Christopherson visiting in Salem to spend Thanksgiving with her mother Ollie Christopherson and sister Mrs Coursey. Other items include Crystal Clark attending Mettleton's Business College in Sioux Falls, Hazel Christoffersen heading to Council Bluffs, a brief note on a Scarfs sale at Leon's Art Shop, Arthur Tremling returning from Belleville for his brother's death, and local shop promotions and funeral services coverage.
Rice Schaub s niece Mise Geraldine Rehfeld arrived from De Smet and will stay at 520 Dakota Ave So. Lytle J Earle and J S Earle attended funeral services in Edgerton Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs C W Stevens Miss Loretto Noydquist and Claude Radcliffe from St Paul visit Ackley home. Mrs Stevens formerly Leora Ackley and Claude Radcliffe are Ackley kin. The gathering continues past Thanksgiving. J W Calihan and Schaub family visited in Leadelle at Joseph Kuhn home.
The Farmers Fish, Game and Protective Association requests all members to provide facts for No Hunting signs from their Township Committee man. Signs are supplied free to paid up members on request. Olson, pres. May 10.
Last week saw over an inch and a half of rain in Cavour. The Cavour Ladies Aid met with Mrs. George Small. The L G O F met Tuesday night, nominees for new officers announced. Mr and Mrs Max Eckman’s daughter is recovering from a serious cold. Charles Gilchrist of Logan township visited on Friday. Rural mail carriers report the roads as the worst in years.
Byron Kieser of WELLINGTON SPRINGS was hurt in a hunting accident when a double barreled shotgun in his car discharged as he entered the machine. He was taken to a Mitchell hospital with a badly mangled ankle and doctors feared he might lose his foot.
Admissions include Joshua Hofer and Alice Thorne among medical cases at Osesees Hospital, with George Kaump, L. Tobey and Jack Hammond also listed for medical or minor surgical care. Dismissals note Mrs. W. Johansen and several others from Huron and surrounding towns. Marriage licenses show Melvin Henry Dotson, 21, of Huron marrying Elvy Gertrude Hall, 18, of Woonsecket.
John Hanley sells Lot 6 Block 2 Athletic Park Add Huron to Frank J. Kucera for 1 dollar Harold Chaplin transfers Lot A Block 7 Johns Add Huron to Elizabeth V Hoy for 1 dollar Joseph Corrigan transfers Lot 3 Block 6 Yale Add Yale to Richard F. E. Welch for 1500 dollars.
The note lists temperature data with highest and lowest marks from a year ago, plus the five highest ever and the lowest on certain dates. It also provides totals for the month to date and year to date, and reports sunrise at 7 40 a m and sunset at 5 1. The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures on Tuesday.
Reported temperatures across South Dakota include Mitchell 23 and 43, Yankton 25 and 44, Huron 28 and 42, Sioux Falls 41 high and 19 low, Watertown 12 and 34, Aberdeen 22 and 45. Precipitation noted as light to none with roads described as fair to good and occasional snow.
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