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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
3
Pierre Oct 3 The state railroad board today released a report condemning millwork rates as unreasonable across the Black Hills and other South Dakota points. Railroads have forty days to set revised rates, otherwise the board will consider reissuing a formal order.
Madeline Jones, a former graduate nurse, was bitten by a rattlesnake while collecting grapes near her Isabel home. She suffered a severe bite to the right arm and received prompt medical aid from Dr. C. E. Sargent before being brought home for recovery.
MILBANK Sept. L M Davis Alban township farmer is hailed as the sweet clover seed king of Grant county. In a 20 acre field of the dwarf variety he threshed 20000 pounds of seed, seed clean enough to draw offers from major seed houses to buy immediately at five cents a pound, averaging about 50 dollars per acre. He also has a fine 50 acre tax field expected to yield large profit.
Tripp Sept 3 The Hutchinson County Fair grounds are being prepared for the opening day with most midway space sold and concession owners seeking more. The fair board anticipates many exhibits across departments and has secured several free acts. Fireworks are planned every evening.
An 80 year old South Dakota farmer, llovace Hempstead, died at his Conde home Thursday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage. Services were held Saturday at the Evbel chapel with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Born in Albany New York he married Enna Moch in 1871. Survived by wife a son Herbert two grandchildren a brother Lyman and two sisters Mrs J Long and Mrs Wy El Moak.
Rapid Air Lines officials in Sioux Falls announced a 3 cent per mile reduction to 12 cents for aerial taxi rates nationwide. A. W. Spence confirmed the elective rate cut, citing higher passenger volume as the reason. John Miller and Chariss Angaré also attended the meeting with local staff.
Redfield will open tomorrow under Superintendent Van Voorhees with Hugh Sweet returning as principal. The faculty includes Clare Holgate in history and athletics director Rosly Giraud, with numerous teachers across social sciences, math, English, science, home economics, commercial studies, and arts. Grade teachers and special staff are listed from first through eighth grade with several out-of-town additions and specialists.
Newell September 6 marked completion at the Cuited State experiment station. Spring wheat on irrigated sections outyielded the dry plots with dry bushels against wo bushels on irrigated. Winter conditions noted.
The report shows irrigated wheat producing 52.7 bushels versus 48.3 on dry land. Sitistrin yields on oats favor the dry at 107.5 versus 73.8. In two grain, dry wins. barley dry 54.8 versus irrigated 54.2, winter rye dry 34.3 versus irrigated 22.5.
A freal tomato plant owned by Mrs Claude Bedsoul Lere grows near beans with blossoms and bean blossoms on different branches. The plant has two bean pods hanging from its main stalk, illustrating a curious botanical convergence noted in Piedmont.
Latusee, a Woonsocket farm hand, was sold a quart of liquor by Revvers posing as dry agents and then robbed of his drink and $300 in bills. Tom Fowler of Mitchell is on $200 bond for impersonating an officer as police pursue suspects.
Hot Springs Sept 3 report notes ongoing speculation about the advertisement item. The readable text centers on a growing survey for Hot Springs and the unclear nature of the advert. No further concrete details are available in the fragments.
An advertisement urges readers with bladder irritation to try Cystex now. It claims relief from burning itching and backache, notes sleep disturbance and fatigue, and offers a money back guarantee if no quick improvement. The sale emphasizes a low price of 6c.
The article traces Hot Springs population from 2100 in 1920 to 2447 in 1925, notes it as the third largest in the Hills, estimates current population at about 4206 including Eagle Mountain sanitarium, and forecasts potential growth toward the 10,000 mark with an oil boom on the horizon.
IPSWICH Sept 4 J W Paruiley president of the State Historical Society and Territorial Pioneers and Old Settlers association issued a call for the annual meeting at 2 o clock September 1 at the east north of the women s building on the state fair grounds pioneers from the territory were asked to attend for an informal reunion recalling early settlement Ashton Sept 3 Sperial Co 7 Jones proprietor of Ashton Drug Company drawn on the grand jury and will leave for Deadwood for the fall term of court
Madison September 3. Sheriff Iver Jenson of Lake County helped locate the missing Wine Fred girls. May Darlow was found in Winnipeg and sent a letter home. Veronica Gongo was found in New Rockford, Maddy County, North Dakota. A reward had been offered for information on their whereabouts.
Margaret Ellis, of Griswold, will be among the high school teachers this year. Ellis formerly lived in Conde where her father once held the Methodist pastorate.
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