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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
11
Classified rates from The Huronite show reader style ads at 3 cents per word with minimums and 6c per word for display inserts. Payments by cash with order. notices include creditors and estate matters with six month voucher requirement.
The Board of City Commissioners of Hu ron South Dakota calls a meeting on October 2 1933 at 2 PM to open bids for a 1933 issue of negotiable sewer bonds totaling 194 5000 to be issued in denominations of 500 and 1000 with serial maturity through 1945 and interest rate to be specified by bidder. The bonds will be payable in the United States through a designated bank or trust company.
Sealed proposals are requested by the City of Huron South Dakota for 100 blocks of street work including curbs gutters grading and graveling with 4 inches of compacted fill. Bids due by October end 1833 at 8 pm with certified check equal to 10 percent of bid. Plans available at City Auditor office.
South Dakota organizes a national reemployment service with county managers to handle applications for federal highway and public works jobs. Local offices will register unemployed workers, prioritizing war veterans with dependents, and directing hires to project locations.
The Board of City Commissioners of Heron South Dakota will meet October 1993 at 2 pm to read bids and award sale of negotiable coupon bonds totaling 100000 dollars for curb, paving and graveling. Bonds are 100 in number, 1000.00 each, 3 percent max, mature 1934 through 1953, payable at a designated bank with a Minneapolis law firm opinion, bids by mail or oral at the meeting, par plus accrued interest.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States announces foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate in Beadle County South Dakota. The parcel lies in Southwest and Northwest quarters of section six township one hundred ten range sixty five. The principal plus interest taxes total 14200.92 and the sale will be at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron on October 21, 1933 at ten o'clock in the forenoon to the highest bidder for cash.
Unusually large number of Redfield youths depart for college, Vermillion tops destinations with Clinton Ness Ray Haugen Elmer Clark Bill Walston Evan Jynwen Donald Hopkins Fred Beckman Carol Summerside Avis Crosby Burke Van Weld John Cool Virginia Dunton Leslie and Herbert Holmes heading to Brookings. Elaine Humeston to Jamestown North Dakota Frank Howard junior college McCook Nebraska Doris Hansen Stevens College Columbia Ma Gertrude Yank St Cloud Minn and Hlinore Ewing Yankton.
In GANN VALLEY on September 20 the Congregational church youth group led the regular Sunday service in Rev. Keithahn's absence at Duncan nearby. Participants included Bernedine Dyson Glenn Bertha Lettie Thompson Beatrice Dye Melba Hathaway and Dan Henrichsen with Jed In providing the choir and singing support.
Russell Hitchcock, 12, was thrown from a horse and suffered a broken leg in Conde. He went missing for several hours before being found in a field and received care from Dr. Ablig. The leg set faced considerable difficulty.
The body of Fred Loudner, 37, one of eight flood victims after a cloudburst at Ft Thompson on September 10, was found ashore along the Missouri River about two miles below Ft Thompson on September 26. He was buried beside his wife and three children who also perished. Elberta, a 3-year-old daughter, remained missing.
Sioux Falls college conservatory of music reports strong early turnout as directors praise rehearsal results. A. R. Thompson leads the new 50 piece band to debut during the October 6 and 7 Teepee Day celebration. Harold C. Edwards directs the Attle symphony orchestra with a growing roster, while Prof. Bright plans 38 voice choir practices and plans a ght opera for spring. Faculty and student recitals begin October 13 with Edwards and Mrs. Van Ausdall.
Highmore South Dakota hosts a Hyde county teachers institute led by county superintendent Miss Anna Goldsmith. Instructor Mrs Gertrude Flyte Deputy State Superintendent J J Hines and Chicago Palmer method specialist Miss Alice Carlberg will demonstrate. Susan Z Wilder will present practical hot lunch ideas Friday at 1130. Holabiri school works on a meal project as a possible program addition. Hyde county teachers chorus debuts Saturday afternoon under director E T Mogek.
Wellington SpringsSept 20 Special Regular Kiwanis session at Methodist church parlors heard J R Orton federal allotment agent explain the wheat allotment plan and answer member questions. Leland Vessey led attendance. Barry Whitney provided reports. Conde Sept ai Special Conde women golfers hosted Aberdeen women golfers at Conde course with a Hewitt hotel luncheon served.
Southeast South Dakota and Black Hills report rapid corn maturation with light frost limited damage. M R Hovde notes weekly weather and crop summary: rains boosted pastures and plowing, rye sown and emerging well though grasshoppers nibble. Sugar beets grow, silage harvest and potato digging underway amid lingering drought effects.
Grand Forks North Dakota Sept al) J D Bacon 8 pioneer citizen and former publisher killed when his auto overturned near Crockston Minnesota while driving alone Born at Waverly he came to North Dakota at age two founded Grand Forks Times later acquiring and consolidating with Gand Forks Herald He sold his interest in 1927 Survived by widow two sons Miron and Keith both of Grand Forks three brothers including J F Bacon of Watertown South Dakota and three sisters including Mrs S X Way of Watertown
Beadle County employers urged to cooperate with the National Reemployment Service to place idle men and women in jobs. W. C. Hamilton says the service funds highways and public works to hasten business improvement and will place workers with local employers. Advance notice of contemplated jobs is requested, from small to large projects, and outlying unemployed residents may register at the county office.
District Eleventh Co operative Club plans a Minneapolis gathering in October with District Governor Emil Frost announcing the event. Officials met in Minneapolis to finalize plans with Huron and Sioux Falls reps. L L Kvam of Minneapolis and Frank Maxko of St Paul named co chairmen. Theo F Gnevo of Milwaukee expected to attend.
Washington approves 191 campsites including four in the Hills National Forest in South Dakota. Robert Fethner, director of emergency conservation, notes the plan covers 20 sites across the region.
The Public Works Administration allocated 36500 for biological survey in South Dakota. Funds cover Hot Springs and Wind Cave facilities, buffalo prevention, fencing and equipment, corral for capture, and Beaver Creek dam work totaling 36530 requested for conservation and water supply improvements.
Waterway from the Gulf of Mexico to Byrdson Bay would be created by the Missouri river diversion, says B E Lovejoy former South Dakota state engineer. He notes a low pass in Moraine at Britton and a plan to divert Missouri River water from the James River at Oakes to the Coteaus near His Vans to feed the head of the Minnesota and Red rivers. The project would irrigate about one million acres of marginal wheat lands around a proposed new lake between Garrison and Wiliston, ND, by a dam on the Missouri at Garrison. Missouri River Diversion Association officers say these discoveries were not in the original plan and would greatly enhance the project.
Lou Clarence M Young of Des Moines a former assistant secretary of commerce in charge of aeronautics placed the department affairs in the hands of Hugo L Vidal Madison. Vidal named chief of the reorganized aeronautics branch, a result of department reorganization. Young resigned June 15 but remained involved during the transition. Vidal is a South Dakota University and West Point graduate. Maj. J Carroll Cone will assist in charge of the air regulation division and Rex Martin directs air navigation.
Sept 20 Highmore report describes a lively charivari ending in a party at Oscar Evenson home. Out of town guests included Dr. A D Sanden of Bairol Wyoming and Mrs N J Sanden of Mason City Iowa. Dr Sanden is Evenson’s brother in law.
Reading shows a timetable note departing Wolseley at 16:55 arriving Buron at 19:12. The connection to Pierre 1.720 4. mi line and exact train Southbound is implied.
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