Drunk Driving Case Noted With Fine Payment
A December judgment records a $5200 fine paid by a pair after a guilty finding on a driving while intoxicated charge. The docket notes the pair were involved in the same incident.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
3
A December judgment records a $5200 fine paid by a pair after a guilty finding on a driving while intoxicated charge. The docket notes the pair were involved in the same incident.
Minnie L. Kelley the sole Democratic Senate candidate for South Dakota from Pierre says she would reduce the four per cent shrinkage allowed to two per cent to save the state over one hundred thousand dollars annually. She cites surveys showing SD unique in permitting four per cent and notes the fiscal year 1930 taxable gallons and potential savings.
Sioux Falls college drama of Tepee Day queen selection unfolds in student association meeting held Friday. election results incomplete in the fragment, with Tepee Day celebration planned for October 36.
Mitchell police refuse to act on a so called dirty mess as East Side residents report playful youths dumped garbage cans and tonnerns on streets. Residents cleaned sidewalks and yards and returned cans to proper places after the incident on October 15.
The Sty lus student newspaper hides election details for the homecoming contest. Nominees were gathered by ten signers on a nominating petition. Co editors named Elizabeth Rice from Watertown Evelyn Jacobson and Mary Stephens from Bismarck all seniors and Ellen Fairbanks from Sioux Falls a sophomore.
Lake Madison has long been a designated game refuge. Vernon Woldt of Madison hunted ducks on Lake Madison and was caught by Game Warden Clifford Coffey with ducks near the shore. He pleaded guilty, paid a $50 fine plus costs.
Flandreau prepares a celebration on Wednesday October 22 to mark the opening of six newly paved blocks in the downtown district. A barbecue with roasted ox will be served and sandwiches coffee and cream free. Women and children may view free films, with pavement dancing and armory dancing planned in the evening. Several prominent speakers are expected. Sponsored by local business leaders. Traffic had already been allowed on three blocks of the new paving on the main street since Saturday.
At Yankton College the men’s glee club elected Blake Wyman of Yankton president for the year. Marking the leadership team, Paul Muilenberg of Beresford was chosen secretary and Dan Stuelpnagel of Yankton as business manager. Wyman has three years’ membership and is majoring in conservatory work.
Joseph Ward of Chicago a former glee club member and college graduate has begun mapping the annual tour next spring. The plan includes two dozen engagements in Chicago. Stuelpnagel reports six contracts secured and the club to be routed into Chicago and back securing engagements both ways.
In Watertown on October 15 a pair of Bemis youths tried to pick up three Watertown girls in their car. The girls alerted police, and the two were jailed. In municipal court they claimed they mistook the girls for acquaintances, but they still received fines.
N A reports heavy rain Saturday night will slow threshing in the Tulare area where activity was not yet complete.
Mrs Herman Olson of Mellette has purchased the North Side restaurant from Mrs Jessie Schultz. Olson will take charge of the business Saturday October 18.
Harold Nuendorf ten year old son of Mr and Mrs F W Nuendorf suffered a fractured left leg after being struck by an automobile while running across a roadway near the Rayville church northeast of Watertown. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon as traffic passed.
In Watertown on October 15 Municipal Judge Lloyd B. Peterson fined a pair of aged offenders for disorderly conduct. The man received a 40 dollar fine and a 10 day jail term while the accompanying woman was also fined.
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