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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1929

Page

6

Local society notices and club meetings listed

Tele Society 4151 Coone schedules Tuesday meetings in Labor Temple and nearby halls. Beadle County League of Women Voters delegates elected. Various clubs meet Wednesday including Music Club and Ladies Auxiliary. Kennetx Hoppel pledged Beta Theta Pi at University of South Dakota. Wanda Wilson and William Gardner wed in Huron church ceremony. Vacation reading diplomas awarded at Carnegie Library with fifteen graduates listed.

Tuesdat B. of R. C Labor Temple Degree of Honor Lodge Colfax Rebekah Lodge Knights of Columbus Beadle County League of Women Voters Augie Chaffee Dakota Avenue South W. N. Notesteitt Fifth Street Geadile County Salon Alicia Leighton Colorado Avenue Southwest Helen Gardner Idaho Avenue Methodist Church Sunshine Lodge No Loyal Star of America Labor Temme Church of Christ Carnation Clit Fred Follenzer Utah Avenue Kenneth Woppel Kennetix Hoppel C. J. Honper Simmons Avenue Southeast Beta Theta Pi Uniy South Dakota Neaneth Vermillion Carnegie Library Este Hatfield Edith Robinson Mary Haney Doris Anderson Mary Jane Murphy Mary Helen Warren Marjorie Walker Gale Gibbs Faith Haskell Helen Habicht Eleanor Drake Margaret Foy Kathleen, Wynn Marion Bond Harry Daum Francis Tobin Bonnie Jean Dunbar Virginia Dundey Rosalie Hardman Milwaukee

WCTU Meeting Cancelled by Weather at Miller Home

The regular Women's Christian Temperance Union gathering was dispensed with Friday afternoon at Mrs. Charles B. Miller's home, 678 Nevada South Went, due to poor attendance from adverse weather. Top members attended informally.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Charles B. Miller Nevada South

Flapper Fanny Plans and Wedding News from Huron

Afternoon entertainment notes include Pow Wowday float plans and J R Buchanin named WCTU state convention delegate at Yankton October 3 to 7. WCTU meeting set for October 25 at Mrs Charles Frank’s home. Pearl Foster and Elsie Coners wed in Huron September 21. Foster home in Mellette area. New York city in St Patrick’s rectory ceremony by Rev A S Carlson. attendees Chris H Gertie and others. Jane Chase and Fennik Sherman announce marriage in New York City September 16. Sherman, Minneapolis Daily Star drama critic. bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John K Chase of DeCrey SD.

J. R. Buchanin W.C. T.U Yankton E. T. Haring Miller W. GT. U. Wi Charles Frank Pearl Foster Huron Mellette Foster Manley Foster Elsie Coners Bic Stone City A. S. Carlson First Congregational Church Chris H. Gertie DeCrey, S.D Bugena Yt Stone Mary Alice Campbell New York City

Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman

A diary entry dated Sunday September 2 describes a windy hot day with a fire in the range all morning, Nancy and Dave visiting, and mother's baked ham well received. The family drives in dusty weather, Dan feeds hogs and chickens, and grain supplies look tight with corn scarce. An off year for the farm is noted and the piece closes with a historical note that William Penn imported bricks for Philadelphia’s first brick house at a cost of $25,000.

Nancy Dave Dan Philadelphia William Penn England

City Briefs From The Midwest Feed And Fashion

Collins Missouri and Plattsmouth Nebraska residents visited Mrs. B H Davies and left for home. A college student seeks work for board to stay in college. George Bandy and Mrs Martha Bandy returned from Sioux Falls after J S Bandy's funeral. Bess Hilton left for Hawarden Iowa after grandfather Henry Hilton died at age 15. Nettleton College ad promotes training. L C Noyes to Aberdeen for International Harvester work. Eakin and Burton hosted visitors from Pierre with two children. Kohl families visited T B Smith home. related by marriage. Winchester Gamblie shells and tires ad from Gamble Stoves. Groves and Urquhart returned from Minneapolis. Keller and Merrick family attended silver wedding in Laverne Minnesota. Rooms for rent in World Building. Westre and King back from Sioux Falls. Edith Smith returned to Brookings. Rummage sale and refreshments in Lutheran church basement. Aldrich family leaving for Bismarck after brief visit with Clucker.

Paralee Toms Collins, Mo Clarence Keil Plattsmouth Neb B. H. Davies Toms Davies Keil George Bandy Martha Bandy Sioux Falls Mr. Bandy J. S. Bandy Bess Hilton Hawarden Henry Hilton Nettleton Commercial College L. C. Noyes Aberdeen International Harvester Company Russell Eakin Pierre Amy Burton Axelrad Apartments Eakin Burton Harry Kohl Renfield Gamble L. A World Building R. T. Westre Cy King Edith Smith Brookings Lutheran Cuurcia EH. D. Aldrich Phyllis Aldrich Emma Buttemeyer Rutland, VI Bismarck N. D Harley Clucker Seventh Street

Library Director To Attend Nebraska Library Meeting

Leara J. Lewis, director of the South Dakota Free Library Commission, will speak at the Nebraska Library Association annual meeting in Beatrice on October 17. A note on Chinese beliefs says water drawn after midnight on the seventh day of the month can cure many diseases.

Nebraska Pierre Leara J. Lewis South Dakota Free Library Commission Nebraska Library Associations Beatrice, Neb China

Weather Update Forecast For Huren Vicinity

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with no decided temperature change. Fair tonight and Tuesday across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with continued cool conditions and frost in northern areas tonight. Hourly temps range from the mid thirties to near fifties. Total precipitation this month remains around 2.601 inches. year to date 15.25 inches. Sunrise at 6 29, sunset at 6 10.

Huren South Dakota Minnesota Iowa North Person

Weather summary for South Dakota towns shows varied conditions

Sioux Yells 47 with highs in the 60s and low 20s. Mitehad 46 and Huron 4 report highs near 60s, with rain and cloudy skies. Watertown and Yankton show clear to partly cloudy with temperatures around 50s. Aberdeen and Rapid City feature cooler highs with minimal precipitation. Pierre near 59, with trace rain and cloudy conditions.

Huron A North Platte Rapid City Saint Paul Sheridan Williston Pierre Te Mitehad Huron Watertown Yankton Aberdeen Pierre

Early Day Pioneer Is Buried in Lake Preston

M rs Lois Nesheim pioneer resident of Lake Preston buried here yesterday at 67 following cancer of the stomach. She came with her husband in the 1880s, lived briefly in Faulkton, returned in 1894 and remained. Survived by four sons Knute Jack Oscar Nesheim of Lake Preston and Martin Nesheim of Willmar Minnesota, five grandchildren. Funeral in Lutheran church, burial in Lake Preston cemetery. Also marriage licenses for Merman A Hofer and Susie Evelyn Stahl, William M Gardner and Wanda E Wilson, Albert Thomas Payne and Lucille Frances Armstrong.

Lake Preston Preston Lois Nesheim Wesheim Faulkton Nesheim Knute Jack Oscar Nesheim Martin Nesheim Willmar Minn Merman A. Hofer Yale Susie Evelyn Stahl William M. Gardner Huron Wanda E. Wilson Albert Thomas Payne Hitchcock Lucille Frances Armstrong

Sunday Schools Drawn at Blunt Sunday School Council

Hughes County council convened in Blunt on September 20 to discuss Youth's Overcoming Power. Dr. George Wilcox of Huron College spoke to delegates. morning sessions featured M. Mumford of Pierre and Dr. W. L. Straub. Devotional guides were led by Rev. Crockett and Rev. Koske with E Swartz and Bert Hall in leadership roles.

Gopher Gardens Yield Two and Half Million Dollars

In Hollandale Minnesota a potato and vegetable farming boom yields an early 2.5 million dollar value. Six months prior settlers faced near starvation as villagers harvested a rich crop from muck lands. Families who survived on potatoes last spring now report prosperity from a thriving truck crop valued at more than 2.5 million dollars.

Hollandale Minn

Watch Tongue Fear Signs of Hines

An early 20th century style advert warns a coated tongue signals digestive disorders and fatigue. It touts Tanlac as a safe, natural remedy made from barks herbs and roots and promises relief with the first bottle. The copy urges readers to buy from a local druggist, noting money back if unsatisfied.

Minnesota USDA official overseeing Wollandale project crops

Hall, director of Produce marketing in Minnesota for the United States Department of Agriculture, reports 14 000 acres of Wollandale irrigation showing a bumper high grade crop with strong prices. Hundreds of loaded trucks travel crowded roads while relief efforts last winter carried clothing to 120 needy families. Debt relief and land purchases under year contracts may be financed by crop earnings.

Hall Minnesota United States Department of Agriculture Wollandale Jane Clothing

Virgil Man Picked In Wesleyan Elections

Mitchell South Dakota Paul Shearer of Tyndall was elected president of the self-government association of Stout Hall at Dakota Wesleyan University. Glen Bachman of Wessington Springs named preceptor with Bruce Campbell from Waterloo Iowa as secretary treasurer Orion Wilcox Virgil and Ira Pate Lowry Raynham North Carolina named proctors. House meetings set for seven thirty every Monday.

Mitchell Paul Shearer Tyndall South Dakota Stout Hall Dakota Wesleyan University Glen Bachman Wessington Springs Bruce Campbell Waterloo Iowa Orion Wilcox Virgil Ira Pate Lowry Raynham N.C. Proctors

North Dakota Lignite Boom Signals Industrial Era for Farms

Experts estimate 516 million tons of lignite under North Dakota fields, enough for centuries of power. Steam shovels mine surface coal as Elmer Traax starts ventures in Columbus and Velva, drawing eastern investors to new power plants. Estimated lignite cost to plants is 90 cents per ton as lines expand nationwide. The Trans-Siberian railroad note appears as a stray fact.

Minot N. D United States North Dakota Elmer Traax Columbus Velya T Eastern

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Tele+ SOCIETY Coone H. YO William Bl. Gardner First Presbyterian Church Wubert Ketelle Tr. J. McCullen, Jr Misa Gardner W. 2B. Wilson National Bank of Muron Gardner Flapper Fanny Tb NC DSH Auncestorzez Blunt Bum Eer Ernie Meres Tiswde Pennsylvania Huron Lumber Co Huron Grain & Coal Co Virgil Man Wesleyan Thangs van Raalte Siowell Style Gagnon
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