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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1930

Page

2

Beet Growers To Reap Neat Profit

BELLE FOURCHE September 26 Harvesting of this year’s sugar beets from 10 500 acres will yield income over 900 000 for growers. Black Hills sugar plant begins operations September 29 running eight hour shifts with 400 workers. Plant capacity 1 500 tons of beets and 3 600 bags of sugar daily. Estimated sugar yield 31 32 million pounds. Tops pulp and molasses form livestock feed with value about 140 000 to farmers.

Belle Fourche Batle Black Hills Seaboara L. G. Morrison Belle

Entertainment Course To Open At Northern States College

Frederick Warde, Shakespearean lecturer, opens the colleges entertainment course on October 2 as the first public event of the season. Season tickets are on sale. Noted guests include Count Felix Vonuckner the Sea Devil, bird expert Charles Crawford Gorst, pianist Gabriel Fenyves, and the Cecelian Singers. The program features opera and concert numbers plus the Song Revue of 1200 with light opera and musical comedy.

Aberdeen Frederick Warde Shakespearan Northern States Teachers College Felix Vonuckner Germany Charles Crawford Gorst Gabriel Fenyves Cecelian Singers Northwest

Accident victim discharged from Sioux Falls hospital

Theel the last of the injured in the automobile crash near Merrill Ta was discharged from Sioux Falls hospital this week but remains under a doctor's care. His fiancee Miss Jessie Lindoff, with minor injuries, returned to Sioux Falls to help. Funeral services for Mrs. Jenson, killed in the crash, were held in Sioux Falls Wednesday.

Sioux Falls Theel Merrill Jessie Lindoff Jenson Siow Falls

School Children Show Interesting County Statistics

In Howard on September 26 a County Fair poster by public school third graders under Miss Louise Beach summarized Miner County data. It lists 1830 population 8 876 and 362 640 acres with 11 306 cattle 4 399 horses 17 635 sheep 133 6299 poultry 93 450 acres of corn 28 94 acres barley 16 630 acres wheat 48 785 acres oats 8 406 acres alfalfa and claims Miner County has the least waste land in South Dakota with no lakes or swamp land of significance.

Howard Louise Beach Mier Miner County Ator South Dakota

Hold Oscar Weber on Mail Robbery Charge

Oscar Weber of Lake Andes was brought to Sioux Falls and jailed in Minnehaha County awaiting federal court action on a rural mail box robbery charge. He allegedly opened letters containing checks, business concerns, and cash. an accomplice named Slim is blamed but not located.

Oscar Weber Sioux Falls Lake Andes Arthur Andersen United States Minnehaha County Weber Slim

Giffen Wall Attend Codington Institute

Miss Beulah Cosgrove announces that E. C. Giffen State superintendent will attend the Codington County institute at the courthouse community room next Wednesday and Thursday. Professor I. D. Weeks of Northern Normal will conduct sessions and lectures. Mrs. Grace Groves will lead public school music and primary work. An estimated 75 to 100 county teachers are expected.

Giffen Wall Codington Institute Watertown Beulah Cosgrove Codington E. C. Giffen State Superintendent of Public Instruction I.D. Weeks Northern Normal Aberdeen Grace Groves Sioux

Bass Restocking Adds 100 Pairs to Lake Scotland

A South Dakota game and fish department representative restocked Lake Scotland with 100 pairs of black bass. The two year old fish, each valued at about 10.00, were placed in the state lake to enhance future fishing. A rail way coach used by officials to cover the state was parked at the Milwaukee depot.

Lake Scotland Scotland South Dakota Game and Fish Department Milwaukee

Ancient Badges Displayed At University of South Dakota Museum

Vermillion readers can view a collection of over one hundred badges gathered by E. S. Danforth spanning 1896 to 1922. The display features press, political, lodge and organizational badges from events such as the 1900 Republican League convention in St. Paul, the 1904 Sioux Falls state convention, and a 1921 Knights Templars gathering in Mobridge.

South Dakota Press Association Sioux Falls State Educational Association Vermillion University of South Dakota University Museum Danforth Republican League St. Paul Missouri River Navigation Congress Sioux City Teddy” Roosevelt Redfield K. of P Pierre Yankton Philadelphia Boston Woodman United Workman State Horticultural Society Knights Templars Masonic Order Mobridge

Mayors Invited to Mitchell Banquet Dinner

Mayor George Mitchell issued invitations to 125 mayors from towns in the Mitchell territory to attend the third annual mayor's dinner in Mitchell. The event, Tuesday afternoon during Corn Palace week, will be at the Congregational church with entertainment from Corn Palace talent. A block of seats is reserved at the Corn Palace show for the visiting mayors and their wives.

Mitchell George Tchell Mitchell Territory

Belle Fourche Pupils Spend Nearly Fifteen Thousand

Superintendent F. B. Connor reports Belle Fourche pupils spent about 14 955 30 this school year. The figure covers board room and admission costs but excludes luxuries and incidental expenses.

Belle Fourche F. B. Connor

Agar Farmer Solves Hired Help Dilemma with Self Threshing

Agar Sept 26 John Dirks, a farmer west Agar, found a solution to the hired help problem. He set his threshing machine in a field, loads bundles onto a rack, and drives to the machine to unload while the engine and separator thresh the grain. After reload, he restarts and repeats. A truckload at a time, it takes about six weeks to thresh, but he saves hire costs.

Agar John Dirks West Agar Mr. Dirks

Engineers announce bids for Wessington Springs plant

Perkins and McWayne of Sioux Falls say bids on the $10 000 Wessington Springs sewage disposal plant will be opened at 2 p m October 13.

Sioux Falls Perkins and McWayne Company Wessington Springs

Senior Class Rises at Northern State Teachers College

Aberdeen September 26 Special Increases in college enrollments at Northern State Teachers College are reported by Registrar Leroy Crawford The senior class grows by 91 percent while sophomores and freshmen rise seven percent The total college enrollment increases five percent with 708 students including 44 seniors 60 juniors 162 sophomores 405 freshmen 10 specials and 27 music and speech specials The gender mix shows 24 percent men and 76 percent women

Northern Normal Aberdeen Northern State Teachers College Leroy Crawford

Pupils Undergo Schick Test At Garfield School

In Watertown on September 2 pupils at Garfield School were given the Schick diptheria test after the death of James Walter Fairbanks. Dr A J Poulson county health head said the test is a precaution against an epidemic and no new cases have appeared.

Watertown James Walter Fairbanks Garfield Schick A. J. Poulson Paulson

Mrs H C Gast Improves After Illness In Wellington

Mrs H C Gast, once seriously ill with stomach trouble in Wellington, is reported much improved and able to sit up after a week of care.

H. C. Gast Wellington H.C. Gast

Wessington Aid Holds Business Social Meeting

Mrs. G. E. McEJrath hosted Aid Division No. 3 members on Wednesday afternoon. Ten members attended a short business meeting followed by lunch.

Wessington Aid Wessington G. E. McEjrath Aid Division No. 3

Pierre Band Presents Final 1930 War Concerts

Pierre residents attended the last 1930 season war concert by the Capital City band under director H. et al. The weekly series drew large crowds and earned praise for Director Pick and his musicians for their fine summer performance.

Pierre Band Pierre Pierre Music Toveers Capital HH. Et Pick

Miller Residents Aged Over Ninety One

In Miller two women aged past 91 reside in the town. Ruth Stebbins, a widow, lives here and Alex Moncur lives north of town.

Miller Ruth Stebbins Alex Moncur

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