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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1929
Page
11
Local classified column urges readers to beware of unreliable proposals and to report suspicious offers. The notice lists machine work topics including crank shaft, wheel and axle repair, and starter installation, highlighting Huron Machine Works and farm implement services.
Broadland reports Mr and Mrs Ralph Kaump returning from a two week Hills vacation Miss Julia Mor home from Mitchock for a few days and Miss Sophia Krietman traveling to Hitchcock to teach. Local editor notes various visits to Hitchcock Huron and Tyndall along with State Fair attendance and institute sessions.
Aleda Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Iver Anderson underwent surgery at Sprague hospital in Gar on Wednesday. Alvi Franzen to hold an auction sale on his farm two and a half miles north of town. September 13. Mrs Mary Gellhaus a prominent resident died Sunday afternoon at her daughter's home Mrs Neila Olison. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday and burial in the snare cemetery. Mrs Hugo Meyers improving after several days illness. The Standard Bearers held an election of officers Monday in the church basement. Florence Brock president Zuullie Rodman vice president Beth Steffen secretary Hulda Sehelb treasurer LuFa Murphy pianist. Outgoing officers were Shiries Sutter president Clinton Dubois secretary and treasurer and Janita Kingdon pianist. Town board meet Sept discussed cement floor in town hall and two jail cells. Gilbert Boorse resigned from Phillips store to attend university in Milwaukee. State Fair caused M M E choir practice to be omitted this week. Mrs Theresa HE Sutter Hag been
Jeis etud by the music committee at the church to fill the vacancy and Mrs Stelen Goorse departs. Max Stellen elected as minister by the Boy Scout troop. Verne Sallquist, a scout leader, resigns to go away for school.
Wolsey fer dures leaves for Imreiz Saturday to begin work at Manigein sory Ward company. Devore Chenery travels to Yankton for college this year. Madulging Ilwell visits Huron for weekend with grandparents. Mrs T G Loekwood and children depart for home via Weeks. Miss Jessie Williginson heads to Falls Center for a visit as Cogswell goes to Yankton for college. Mr and Mrs John Snyder and son visit former friends Tuesday. Jineries Aid Lottery postpones meeting until next Tuesday due to State Fair. Enid Martin and Per Harrington, with Harvington of St Lawrence, travel Vermilion and Yankton for weekend visits. Mrs Nova-Wrener returns from Hot Springs for health, with Mrs Arthur Stegman. School dismissed Thursday and Friday for the State Fair.
Miss Augusta Cranert hosted her club and several visitors Thursday for an informal gathering. After hours of social time refreshments were served. George Fingers of Barrold is visiting his parents at home since Sunday night and plans to stay until after harvest.
The September Crop Report shows corn at 59 percent of normal on September 1, 1929, down from 66 percent last year. Production is estimated at 94,122,000 bushels, about 29 million below two months prior, with drought and above normal temperatures hitting corn across most areas, especially along the Missouri River.
Crop reports indicate durum wheat at 1,5200 bushels and white wheat around 13,074,600 bushels, with 3 year averages nearby. Potato production is estimated at 370 million pounds or 370,000 bushels, drought reducing yields in key areas, while U S totals and international figures show varied crop outlooks.
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