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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary report from South Dakota mentions new stamps and a March health drive aiming for full participation. References to April events, a summer roundup, and a December meeting, with notes on corrections and a Christmas party amid an announced sale.
W Wilter Ellis, a Washington State college graduate, takes assistant editor post at South Dakota State College and begins duties this week. He studied horticulture and journalism, previously writing for the Yakima Republic, and will also oversee Rural Press and Print Shop, High School Editor, and radio program prep from KFDY.
Wessington South Dakota September 21 special Members of the Wessington school faculty were entertained by the Wessington Parent Teacher Association in Community Hall A program included readings by Miss Jean De Haven and musical selections E H Mitchell president gave the welcome and Superintendent Merton Aldrich spoke A banquet followed the introductions of faculty members
Humboldt, Sept. 34. Bank reports improved financials as it pays a 10 percent dividend to depositors of the State Bank of Humboldt. A final dividend will be paid when the bank's affairs are closed.
Campbell pleaded guilty to driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Judge Lloyd B. Peterson fined him 50 dollars and costs and prohibited him from driving for one year. Police said Campbell was arrested while intoxicated and that authorities had been advised earlier that day he was driving.
Nine Beadle County students are among a record number at the School of Mines in Rapid City. Dr C C O Harra reports nearly 400 students enrolled, with most from South Dakota and others from Minnesota and Iowa. Other counties listed include Hand Jerauld Clark Sanborn Miner Kingsbury Brown Faulk and Hyde.
Jerome Brown a Glentam South Dakota pioneer and United States scout in the Indian wars of 1870 72 died at Selby hospital Wednesday morning at age 0. Funeral services were held at Glenham Presbyterian Church with Rev. C T Allen officiating. He is survived by his widow and seven children.
GANN VALLEY September 24 Mrs David Clark president of the Buffalo county council presented to the county units of the Parent Teacher association a suggested program for the year at a noon luncheon for the Buffalo county teachers. The council recommends that the major project of the year should be to carry out a systematic health program.
An advertisement from the Thail Treatin sBagly of Lxceiatior Surings and Colfax Iowa promotes Dr Ball’s amot medical non surgical system for rheumatic ailments. It claims over ten thousand people improved in ten years and offers a free book by writing to Ball Jiealth Sedanis Hasin 090 Tall Ldds or Excelajat Springs Mo Coltiun Towie.
Committees will report the benefit already derived locally from the sale of Red Cross health seals and the ongoing sale plans. The item notes progress in fundraising efforts and community impact.
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