$ 00 Inclu1des Tax Number 52 Volume 111 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, August 17, 2017 www. pioneer-review.com Scoreboard in place before first game New school facility on schedule, issue arises by Nancy Haigh What to do with the maintenance shed was the main focus of the Haakon School District Board of Education meeting, Monday evening, Aug. 14. The original plan was to leave the build - ing at its present loca - tion. The board was informed by the gen - eral contractor that leaving it there creates problems with grading of the site. They need to be able to slope the area for drainage pur - poses. The board discussed moving the shed, if possible. It was to be used by the vocational agriculture program as part of the new facility. If it tinues apace. Building committee members have se - can’t be moved, it may be torn down. Drainage issues lected paint colors, carpeting, etc. and ice in the northwest parking lot have been an on - The eastern portion of the playground is cordoned going problem since the fine arts building was off for parking. The area has had buses parked there, erected. The board would like to eliminate those is - but they will be moved, possibly, to another nearby sues for safety of students, staff and visitors. lot for the time being. Student, school personnel and Board member Doug Thorson said he would visit game attendees may use that area this school year. with a structure moving company to see if that is a Read the full meeting minutes in the Aug. 24 issue feasible option. of the Pioneer Review. All footings are complete and building of walls con -

H.C. livestock producers eligible for hay N.D. lottery

Nancy Haigh The new football scoreboard, replacing one that was damaged by a summer storm, was installed earlier this week and is ready for the first game of the season, Thursday, Aug. 17, at home against the Kadoka Area Kougars.

Ministery of Rev. Clark – the man who buried Calamity Jane Dr. Charles B. Clark preached serving as president of the South the sermon at the funeral of Dakota department of that organ - Martha Jane Canary, also known ization for a year. as Martha Jane Burke or The work and outdoor life re - Calamity Jane, at the Deadwood stored Clark’s strength, and he de - Methodist Church, Aug. 4, 1903. veloped into an able and popular Calamity Jane had died at preacher, occupying some of the nearby Terry on Aug. 1. best pulpits in the Iowa confer - Clark was pastor of the church. ence. According to “Calamity Jane: The Overwork took a toll on him, Woman and the Legend” by James and, as Badger Clark put it, “doc - D. McLaird, Clark emphasized tors told him that he could remain Calamity Jane’s humanitarian a citizen of this world only if he acts during Deadwood’s early dropped preaching and all the years in the eulogy. “Echoing pop - nerve-straining activities of his ular sentiment, Clark asked, ‘How profession and took up outdoor often amid the snows of winter did work, not too heavy, for the rest of this woman find her way to the his life.” Haakon County livestock producers are now elig - too hard to pick and choose who receives what hay we lonely cabin of the miner’ to help The family moved to Dakota ilbe to particpate in a hay lottery organized by the can bring. This program will give everyone a little one suffering from illness?” Territory in 1883 and home - North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) hope and let them know that farmers across America Dr. Charles B. Clark The minister’s son and name - steaded four miles south of Plank - and North Dakota State University (NDSU) N.D. are thinking of them. We really hope to see hay come 1840? – 1921 sake, poet Charles Badger Clark, inton. The minister’s health Agricultural Experiment Station. in from all over the Midwest to help these folks in often lamented that his father was an unkind thing of friend or foe.” improved and he returned to his The hay lottery was expanded last week to include their time of need.” the person to preside over Badger Clark described his fa - first love of preaching. He was ap - drought-affected producers in the tri-state area. “The North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Sta - Calamity Jane’s funeral. ther as “a man of above middle pointed to the Methodist pastorate Haakon County is in the D2 and D3 drought zones. tion, through the Department of Animal Sciences, is “My father’s deeds of mercy are height, had a full black beard at Mitchell. He later became dis - “We are pleased to open the hay lottery to produc - ready to assist producers who have been adversely unnumbered, but such is the irony which gave him a practical aspect trict superintendent at Mitchell ers in South Dakota and Montana experiencing impacted by this year’s drought conditions and grass - of human nature, he’ll be remem - but which was offset by kindly and pastor at Huron. He was one drought and wildfire,” North Dakota Agriculture land fires,” said Greg Lardy, NDSU Animal Sciences bered longest, because he buried crinkles around his eyes. He wore of the original promoters of Commissioner Doug Goehring said. “Ag Community department head. “We know livestock producers in Calamity Jane,” Badger Clark the true badge of professional men Dakota Wesleyan University, Relief, the Michigan organization arranging a large- this region are struggling to find adequate hay sup - was quoted as saying in articles by of those days, the Prince Albert which conferred upon him an hon - scale hay donation convoy to North Dakota in mid- plies for their livestock, and this program is one small Helen F. Morganti. coat and topped the costume with orary doctor of divinity degree in August, is fundraising and continues to seek way we can help them.” The elder Clark did, indeed, do a Stetson hat, always cocked 1892. donations and volunteers. We are so appreciative of Livestock producers interested in applying for the much more than bury the notori - slightly to the right.” Clark accepted a transfer to their efforts. We are also grateful to NDSU for pro - hay lottery should fill out and submit their state’s ap - ous woman of the West. In his 57 The Rev. C.B. Clark also pos - Deadwood in 1898, as the health viding the space and staffing to store and distribute plication. Applications for each state are available at years as a minister, the Rev. C.B. sessed a mellow bass voice, a flu - of his wife, Mary Ellen, was de - the donated hay. Without these two entities, this www.nd.gov/ndda. Eligible producers must be from a Clark built four churches and took ent command of English and a clining due to tuberculosis and he would not be possible.” D2, D3 or D4 or fire-affected county and own at least more than 2,000 people into the sunny temperament. thought the change in altitude “With much of South Dakota experiencing drought 25 animal unit equivalents of state-specific livestock. church, most of them being con - Clark was born around 1840 in would benefit her. However, his conditions, the hay lottery is a great resource for pro - Eligible livestock and a description of animal unit verts under his preaching. Sauquoit, N.Y. The family moved wife died that October. ducers looking for additional feed for livestock,” said equivalents may be found directly on each state’s ap - “The primary job of a preacher west in 1857, finally settling at Clark married Rachel Anna South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Mike Jaspers. plication. The latest drought monitor depicting the in those days was to preach and Mount Pleasant, Iowa. He at - Morris three years later. He closed “I appreciate Ag Community Relief, all the producers drought levels of specific counties may be found at Dr. Clark could preach. His ser - tended Iowa Wesleyan University, his active ministry as chaplain at providing hay and the North Dakota Department of http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/. The application dead - mons were to the point and well leaving to enlist in the 25th Iowa Battle Mountain Sanitarium in Agriculture for making this program possible.” line is Aug. 31, 2017. thought out,” wrote Morganti. Infantry in 1862, fighting for the Hot Springs. He died in Hot “Donations have been pouring in from throughout Each state will conduct their own drawings. The In Clark’s obituary in the “Jour - Union Army in the American Civil Springs on June 10, 1921, and was Montana to help folks affected by both drought and hay will be distributed in semi-load lots with the first nal of Dakota Conference,” an un - War. The private received a shell buried in Graceland Cemetery in fire. These people are the unsung heroes of the dis - drawing in early September. If additional donations named minister is quoted as wound to his head at the battle of Mitchell. aster response and a reminder of how the worst of are taken in after that date, more drawings will saying, “I think that all who heard Arkansas Post in 1863 and was This moment in South Dakota times can bring out the best in people,” said Montana occur. Drawings will occur in two age categories: ages him speak felt as I did – that I was discharged from the service. His history is provided by the South Department of Agriculture Director Ben Thomas. 35 and under, and ages 36 and above. Producers that ashamed of every mean thing I injury resulted in the total loss of Dakota Historical Society Founda - “We are proud and grateful to join with Ag Commu - are selected will be responsible for arranging hay had ever thought or done and hearing in his right ear. tion, the nonprofit fundraising nity Relief and our friends in North and South transportation from the NDSU site. wanted to do better. Dr. Clark He returned to Iowa, resumed partner of the South Dakota State Dakota to get more resources to those affected.” Any individuals or organizations willing to donate loved men as he loved God; this his studies, was ordained as a Historical Society at the Cultural “Once we started hearing from producers on how hay or trucking for the hay lottery should call made him a believer in them and Methodist minister and became a Heritage Center in Pierre. Find us severe the drought was, we knew we had to help in NDDA’s Drought Hotline at 701-425-8454 to get in - a rare friend and sympathizer. In circuit-riding minister in Iowa. A on the web at www.sdhsf.org. Con - some way,” said Matt Schaller, president of Ag Com - formation about delivery to the collection site near all the 35 years I was acquainted patriotic man, Clark was active in tact us at [email protected] to submit munity Relief. “With such a large area affected, a pro - the NDSU campus. with him, I never heard him say the Grand Army of the Republic, a story idea. gram like this hay lottery really made sense. It's just 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 Fridge Door Notes & Reminders School project update Call 859-2516 | [email protected] PHILIP COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT … Sunday, Aug. 27, 6:00 p.m. at Fire Hall Park. Everyone welcome.

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Committing Adultery A small matter, you say. Yes. The Little People ask Now, in most respects, we try to be good people no questions, and just assume socks come in strange around here. We pay taxes, attempt to do unto others colored pairs like that. But then we have the case of as we would have them do unto us, try not to do any - polygamy out in the pasture. Try explaining that to thing illegal, immoral or fattening. But I have been the Little People… made aware increasingly that there are two areas in I have heard both my father-in-law and my father which we actually encourage that atrociously awful say that “You don’t have to explain the facts of life sin of adultery. to country kids.” I beg to differ. This assumptive No matter how careful we are, or how much we re - statement asserts that kids in the country, around mind everyone, it seems that pairs of socks do not animals all the time, pick up by osmosis from whence fall into the laundry hamper with the mate with come babies. Harumph. My kids are picking up which they came from the drawer. Each morning, mixed messages about marriage. four pairs of little socks go on four pairs of feet. By Back at the beginning of the summer, when the midmorning, at least one kid is in the yard devoid of bulls came back to our place and were put out with at least one shoe. the cows, the Little People were interested. They like If only socks were not handy for so many things. having Jake home, and just assumed all the cows In our home, socks double as mittens for playing pre - and calves would like having their dads home, too. tend, carriers for little toys and animals, sleeping Peanut Butter the milk cow bull appeared in the cor - bags for stuffed animals, and – my personal worst – rals with the milk cows. One cow, Pegasus, was as “money bags” to be filled with sand from the sand - showing signs of heat. Peanut Butter followed her box. Armed with multicolored money bags, the Little around everywhere. She did not seem interested in People act out all manner of Robin Hood robbing-the- him. Child A, watching, observed, “It looks like he is rich-to-feed the poor scenes. In the end, the sandbox a man who asked a lady to marry him, and she does - wins, and the kids return to the house in bare feet. n’t want to get married.” Well, yeah… The Philip school project: School board members 14, before the monthly school board meeting. Watch Finally, I got tired of having to go out and root And then Child B, who enjoys crunching numbers, check the progress of the construction Monday, Aug. here each week for an update! around in the sandbox in order to properly wash realized there was nowhere near a 1:1 ratio of bulls socks. Legislating from the bench, the Judicial to cows. Who was actually married to whom, he Branch handed down a ruling that the Legislative wanted to know. And how could one bull be the fa - Branch was no longer allowed to use socks as any - ther of multiple calves in the pasture, when the thing but a place for putting feet. Of course, the Leg - calves have different mothers? Hmm… Lookin’ Around islative Branch protested. I got the Executive Branch So then we have to explain it. “See, kids, with Syd Iwan | [email protected] to ratify my decision. Now we had precedent set. No cows, the bull has several different wives.” “Like peo - children were allowed into the house unless all of ple in the Bible?” “Yeah. Not really the ideal for you rocks and had them displayed on quickly that you have to keep up them had socks and shoes on their feet as they guys, but that is what animals do.” various wagons, tables, or whatnot somewhat or you’re out of luck ac - Packrat crossed the threshold. And then Child A, who will start kindergarten in I sometimes count my well- around the place. Dad has been cessing things on the Internet. It Long story short, it did not work. I still find ran - two weeks, observed, “Yeah, because the bulls put being by how many three-by-five gone over 30 years now, but his might also appear that I have dom, matchless socks floating around the yard, in seeds into the cow’s stomachs, and the seeds grow recipe cards I have stored away. I collections are still where he left more pianos than necessary since adore these cards. They are so them and remind me of him when I have four and you can only play the house and, subsequently, in the laundry hamper. into a calf. So if you have another baby sometime, handy for many things. Sure, I do I notice them. Mom had her things one at a time. Well, I only have one I collect these single socks, hoping to reunite them maybe that’s what happened.” keep some recipes on them, but I too. She liked cut glass and fancy grand piano that was on sale when with their mates. And then I finally lose patience, Oh, my. So much for not having to explain things also use them for notes to myself cups and saucers. Her things are I was in the Navy in San Diego, and begin to pair socks according to whose feet they to country kids. Now we have some explaining to do about various things. They are generally still where she left them and I just had to have it. I’d al - fit. A pink sock and an orange sock, both belonging for sure. Like, why we force adultery on socks and good for addresses and phone too. I’m not a big fan of any of ways wanted a grand. It moved to Child A, were not a pair, but now are. A week or animals. The difference in species, finite and eternal numbers as well. There is always these items, but I just like having around with me to several duty two later, when the pink sock’s original mate ap - beings, and our moral expectations for each. Oh, and an opened pack of them near me at them around. stations and is now in the living pears in the laundry pile, I have no choice but to pair we will have to explain to Child A’s schoolmate’s par - my desk so I can grab one as The folks both liked to play room. There is also the spinet that it with a green and blue striped sock. The pink socks ents why our daughter is seeking to educate their needed which is fairly often. cards so we had decks of them all I practiced on when I was taking are on different cycles of laundry, now, and therefore kids with her country-kid style of understanding. If I only had the one fixation, over the place. Dad liked to cele - piano lessons back in grade and are subject to Forced Sock Adultery. however, it wouldn’t be so bad. brate his birthday with a big high school. It is still in excellent Unfortunately, I like paper of all bridge party at the ranch. His shape. Then there are two elec - sorts and sizes. Naturally, you cronies came out from town for tronic pianos which are fairly need plenty of copy paper if you supper and then stayed playing portable and can also make many have a computer and want to print bridge until the wee hours. Since other instrumental sounds in ad - Country Praises things out. Then there is a large there were usually four tables of dition to a piano sound. They are Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] assortment of tablets, note pads, bridge, that in itself required four nifty and can record, play back, sticky notes, steno pads, and on decks of good-quality cards or and do all manner of interesting the people who used the play - recommended options on improv - and on. You might think that wife maybe eight if there was a spare things. I like them all and for var - Business decision ground and meeting site were ing marketing, supplier bidding, Corinne would get after me for at each table. The spare could be ious reasons. I can also play the Again summarizing financial family, customers and tourists employee packages, insurance being such a packrat with paper, shuffled ahead of time so games electronics using headphones so I records from the last decade, the who could be customers. premiums and benefits, capital but she doesn’t. That’s because she could proceed without pause for don’t drive the rest of the house - accountant declared the retail A no soliciting sign was on the leverage and tax credits. likes paper as well as I do and can shuffling. Dad liked to play hold nuts with my practicing. business could not grow if funds door. It should apply to all, in - The business was sound, but delve into my supply as necessary. pinochle as well and that game As you can see, being a packrat kept going out in donations. cluding members of the Girl could be a gold mine if handled We’re quite a pair. takes a special deck. His cribbage runs in the family, and I inherited The number-cruncher did not Scouts, school music department, similarly to big city businesses. You might be thinking, “Well, board held two decks, and they the tendency. I try to keep it under argue money given to the busi - FCCLA, FFA, and a host of oth - Wages, infrastructure, insurance, isn’t that silly. No one needs that were always in there. Mom liked control but only with moderate ness owner’s church. Same old de - ers. The boss countered that solic - renumeration to the business much paper.” You may be right, to play Zioncheck which took at success. Books are a case in point. fenses – it kept the church going, itors were out-of-town bums owner – all were covered in excru - but let’s consider you for a minute. least two decks used together. It Both Corinne and I have tons of people benefited, it made the wanting a handout. Kids were the ciating detail. Do you have anything you are was too much trouble to separate them and somehow seldom get rid owner feel good, it was a duty of future of the community. Still, it was the list of rural lo - quite fond of and have more of the decks after playing, so that of any. They are all over the place. the highest order, he had gotten a Annually, the financial consult - cation benefits that earned this than strictly necessary? Some peo - pile of cards was just left sitting In the last few years, I have helping hand once when stranded ant traveled to meet with this one businesses a five-star rating. ple go in for clothes and shoes. around in readiness. Even today, tended to read more on a Kindle and broke, it was where he had client in this tiny town. He was Even despite the well-researched Young guys like anything with a if you open many drawers in the reader or the computer so that al - gotten married, where his grand - keeping a good client. Unoffi - tax write-offs, the one accounting motor. Quite a few people in this folks’ old house, you are quite apt leviates some of the storage space children were baptized .... cially, he got away from the big blemish was the notable drain as area have more chickens or other to come across some decks of needed since they fit on little com - The accountant noted the busi - city for a few days. This was the donations. The consultant had small livestock than they can re - cards. puter filing disks or memory sticks ness was fully insured and had only business trip that he had earned his fee, though lost this ar - ally justify in economic terms. Personally, I have excess instead of taking up shelf space. never had a mishap. Donations to ever challenged his boss about al - gument. They just like them and have lots amounts of various things just be - That is handy. the fire department were unnec - lowing him to bring his family. He He shook his client’s hand. He of them. cause they appeal to me. Don’t ask Isn’t life fun even if we can’t al - essary. The owner contradicted paid for everything extra; two was going to the park to join his My folks were not without their how many computers are sitting ways keep everything strictly him. The firefighters were his motel rooms instead of one, his family, then going to, what do you favorites either. Dad liked to col - around the house. There is some under control? We’ll just have to friends and customers. Some fire own vehicle rather than a fleet call it, a firemen’s feed lect antique tools and had a good justification for that since com - keep trying and hope for the best. victims really could not pay out car, extra meals, etc., and five fundraiser? The town was full of supply of them. He also collected puter technology changes so anything, so others should take days were subtracted from his ac - people – walkers, dogs on leashes, the slack. Not able to fight fires, crued vacation leave. bicyclists, cautious drivers – and his only way of volunteering was His company valued this one they all waved. through donations. client. Profit talks. The business The owner was right. If not for Editorial: [email protected] It was not economically sound was a money maker, one that support of local people and organ - to give to the local park organiza - could absorb the hefty fee. The izations, and their support back, Advertising: [email protected] or [email protected] tion. The boss said that many of consultant did a superb job. He there would be no business. Publisher: [email protected]

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S.D. 4-H Seeks Survey This survey was generated from the work of the The first the peat pots – they turned to a bit of a blow. Participants South Dakota 4-H Promotion and Marketing task - summer I brown stalks after one day in the In truth, there is still plenty to The South Dakota 4-H program is seeking partici - force, which was created in order to analyze the cur - gardened wind. celebrate in our garden: There is pants for a survey regarding the promotional and rent and potential promotion and marketing efforts. in South Dakota was warm, but We hadn’t completely lost hope, kale and chard, basil, sage, and marketing efforts on behalf of the 4-H program. The taskforce came together for their first meeting in not too warm, wet, but not too wet, but the first days of August deliv - parsley, and just yesterday Emmy Those interested in participating in the survey can May 2017. and though I thought at the time ered a sudden hail storm that left Rose and I plucked a handful of visit: http:// sd4hpromomarketing.questionpro.com . “Through deliberation, the task force felt the best was quite windy, I now know was the tomatoes and potatoes torn yellow pear tomatoes, each as Current 4-H members, parents, and volunteers are way to move forward is to gain a perception of our cur - not windy at all. Moreover, we did - and flat. Meanwhile, the zinnias bright and golden as a miniature encouraged to participate in the survey, as well as rent efforts, as well as offer an opportunity for indi - n’t get a killing frost until well into and marigolds I sowed between sun. members of the general public. The survey should viduals to suggest effective forms of marketing,” October. The result was vegetable rows to add a little color look Today, I am writing on the patio take 10 minutes or less. The results of this survey will stated Hilary Risner, regional 4-H youth program ad - abundance. I spent several weeks bedraggled and shabby. Instead of while Emmy coos and talks to her be kept strictly confidential and data in this survey visor and chair of the task force. that autumn canning and freezing sprucing things up, they have had plump toes. Over our heads arches will be reported only in the aggregate. The task force was created to assist with moving produce, and I was still eating the same effect as putting lipstick a chokecherry tree. The cherries At the conclusion of the survey, participants will be forward on one of the outcomes on the “2016-2021 “from the garden” when spring on a pig – except the lipstick is are ripened to a deep and dusky prompted to enter their basic contact information, SDSU Extension 4-H Strategic Futures.” This docu - rolled around and it was time to more like old, gooey chapstick. purple. All morning the branches which will enter them in a chance to win a gift card. ment accumulated through a series of listening ses - sow seeds once again. That’s gardening in western of the tree have been dancing, If participants don’t have access to a computer they sions conducted across the state involving 4-H staff, Year two was similarly prolific, South Dakota for you. Nothing is alive with a small flock of brown are encouraged to contact their local 4-H/Extension members, volunteers, and parents. as was year three. The last two a sure bet (except maybe the afore - thrushes, who pull the cherries office. Kiosks will be available for survey participation For more information on the survey, please contact years, on the other hand, haven’t mentioned zucchini.) Plus, being from their stems. They do not at the following locations: Dakotafest, Mitchell, Cen - Risner at (605) 351-6442 or hilary.risner@sdstate. been so great. Year four was un - on the road playing music for a seem to notice us, sitting beneath tral States Fair, Rapid City, and South Dakota State edu. usually cool, year five hot and dry, week had its consequences. A them, only a few inches away. Per - Fair, Huron. both with very late thaws and rogue chicken has breached the haps they are intoxicated by the early frosts. garden fence, and dug up the sweet magic of all that juicy fruit. So, for the past two harvests, handful of carrots that survived. I stop writing for a moment, and I’ve gotten only a handful of red Voles are eating the cucumbers off watch them. I think of the bible tomatoes. The rest of the tomatoes the vines. The only thing that re - verse “Therefore I say to you, do hard and green when the cold ally looks healthy are the new not worry about your life, what Incorporating corn into beef weather blew in (though we did weeds that are, of course, growing you will eat or what you will end up with a few box-ripened jars like weeds. drink; nor about your body, what of tomato sauce.) We also put up And don’t get me started on vis - you will put on. Is not life more some beans, some winter squash, iting my mother in Minneapolis. than food and the body more than cow rations can save forage some beets, a few onions, and of She has two potted tomato plants clothing? Look at the birds of the course, the impossible to kill on her deck that are taller than air, for they neither sow nor reap standby: zucchini. Still, we didn’t me and full of fruit. “What did you nor gather into barns; yet your make it very far into winter before do to get them to grow like that?” heavenly Father feeds them. Are the cupboard was bare. I asked in an awed whisper. you not of more value than they?” I was just sure this year would “Nothing,” she replied with a The thrushes continue their feast - be different. Our new little green - shrug. ing, and I smile at my daughter. house meant an early start, so we All around her urban neighbor - Suddenly, one of the birds lifts had thigh-high seedlings to trans - hood, gardens a-riot with blossoms herself into the air, the whole of plant by the end of May, but our and fruit, and tall towering trees the blue heavens ready to hold her pea shoots withered in the ground, abound. If you could drink in as she flies; the whole prairie, a most of the carrots once again green, I sure tried, like a desert blanket at her feet. failed to germinate, and half the wanderer in an oasis. It all made herbs didn’t even make it out of returning to our desert conditions

Join activities of Ft. Pierre’s Dakota Western Heritage Festival Drought-induced forage shortages across some cent of their body weight in forage dry matter (1,300 Entries are being sought for the at [email protected]. areas of South Dakota has livestock producers look - x 0.005 = 6.5 pounds DM; 6.5/.88 (88 percent DM of Historic Bicentennial Parade to be “We are just two months out ing for different ways meet forage needs left when forage = 7.4 pounds as-fed). held downtown Fort Pierre, Fri - from our big birthday party, and pastures and hay ground are no longer an option. Based on the prices used, incorporation of high day, Sept. 15. plans are falling in place,” said Corn is one such option, said Julie Walker, South amounts of corn reduced the feed cost/day and Parade line-up begins at 2:30 Fort Pierre Mayor Gloria Hanson. facebook.com/ Dakota State University Extension beef specialist. stretched the forage supply. It is very important to p.m. along Frontier Road It will “Thanks to a great planning com - “Research has shown that a variety of feedstuffs note that although nutritional requirements of these join the Dakota Western Heritage mittee and lots of other volun - ravellette can be utilized to meet the cows' nutrient require - cows are met, her appetite is not. Festival (DWHF) Wagon Train, teers, this is going to be an event ments with similar performance to a forage based Management Considerations which arrives back in Fort Pierre you won’t want to miss. Make sure diet. At current feed prices, substituting corn for for - Switching from a forage-based system to a concen - by the 3:30 p.m. start time of the your out-of-town guests have publications age is a viable option to feed beef cows,” Walker said. trate-based ration creates some management consid - parade. made room reservations. We are “Corn or corn-based by-products can be used to sub - erations. No motorized entries are to be expecting a big crowd.” stitute for forages and save on daily feed costs. For •Facilities must provide enough bunk space for all in this parade. Only wagons and More artists and craftspeople operations with the right facilities and management the cows to eat at once to prevent dominant animals other horse-drawn conveyances, are being sought for the Bicenten - ability, replacing forage with corn can stretch forage from overeating. When limit feeding, cows should horses and foot entries can partic - nial Arts Show in Fischer-Lilly supplies and potentially reduce feed costs.” have at least 30 inches per head of bunk space. ipate. Parade line-up is with the Park, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. Meeting Nutritional Needs •Strong fences are a must. Because the cattle's ap - color guard leading, followed by 16-17, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Hey Research at Ohio State University reported preg - petite won't be satisfied, they will put pressure on the the Fort Pierre High School band Children’s activities such as pony nant beef cows can be fed as little as three pounds of fence seeking additional forage. and 51 fourth, fifth and sixth rides, bounce arounds and face You! hay plus corn and supplements to meet nutrient re - •Pens should provide at least 500 square feet per grade school students carrying painting are planned. Several food quirements. head. If cattle are fed in a pasture setting, cattle will state flags and the bicentennial vendors are already committed. Purdue University research has also shown that continue to graze (overgraze) because their nutrient flag. The wagon train will follow, This arts festival will be occurring It’s time to start thinking late gestation cows could be successfully fed diets requirements are met before dry matter intake hits and then any other entries. Dig - simultaneous to the DWHF show about preconditioning shots where hay was limited to 0.5 or 1.0 percent of body - 100 percent. nitaries such as Governor Dennis at the Expo Center. and pour-ons! weight (dry matter basis). •Proper bunk management is critical to avoid di - Daugaard, former governors and A registration form for the Bi - Competitive pricing!! Fly Control Products, Straw Hats & Tack “Rations were balanced to meet nutrient require - gestive upsets, especially when high-starch feedstuffs South Dakota’s Congressional del - centennial Art Show is at ments, and performance (weight gain) was equal or are fed. egation, are invited to ride in the http://www.fortpierre.com/fort- greater compared to cows receiving hay at two per - •Conducting feed tests on forages and drought har - parade. Historic re-enactors are pierre-bicentennial-celebration/. Jones’ cent of body weight,” Walker said. vested feeds allows purchasing of the right supple - welcome. For more information on the Bi - Saddlery, Bottle & Vet In both of these research projects, corn plus a pro - ments to meet the animal's requirements. Anyone interested in having an centennial Art Show call Eileen tein supplement were used to balance the ration. •Minerals and vitamins may be consumed in ex - entry in the parade is highly en - Fischer at 605-280-2394. Locally owned & operated Table 1 shows a couple of examples of rations that cess if offered free choice when animals are limit fed. couraged to pre-register. A parade 859-2482 • Philip meet the nutritional needs for a 1,300 pound dry These can be included in the mixed ration or con - entry registration form is at cows. Limit feeding corn reduces forage requirements sumption can be controlled by using white salt in the http://www.fortpierre.com/fort- by 50 percent compared to a full-feed hay diet. In the mineral-vitamin supplement. pierre-bicentennial-celebration /. two examples using corn, cows are allocated 0.5 per - For more information contact Randy Seiler at 605-222-8877 or

Landowners reminded of prairie dog management South Dakota Stockgrowers As - problems on their own land." sociation reminds producers and If landowners have prairie dogs landowners that it is the responsi - encroaching from neighboring pri - bility of each landowner to man - vate lands, they can file a formal age prairie dogs in such a way complaint with the landowner and that does not allow the rodents to also send it to the South Dakota move onto neighboring property. Department of Agriculture or This includes private landowners their county weed and pest board. and government agencies. The form is at "The prairie dogs have been http://sdda.sd.gov/legacydocs/Ag_ moving a lot and we've seen dog Services/forms/ pdog%20com - towns expanding across a lot of plaint%0form.pdf. These com - the drought areas this year. It is plaints can be filed at any time of really damaging a lot of grass the year. lands across the state," said Bill Prairie dogs coming onto private Kluck, Stockgrowers president. land from public lands, both state "We want to remind landowners and federal, must be reported to take prairie dog control seri - through the South Dakota Depart - ously and also help to hold Forest ment of Game Fish and Parks no Service and BLM accountable for later than Aug. 15. The depart - managing their lands by reporting ment will work with agencies to encroachment." manage biological buffer zones to Prairie dogs are considered a private lands and manage the en - pest in South Dakota and prairie croaching dog towns greater than dog towns can severely decrease 10 acres within one mile of public grass production and land values land. Public land complaints can as the rodents dig up large areas be filed by calling 605-773-5913, of prairie and over population can or visit https://gfp.sd.gov/wildlife/ lead to spread of diseases such as wildlifedamage /. plague. The department mixes and pro - "We know managing prairie vides zinc phosphide bait (poison dogs adds extra work in a year oats), prebait products and gas when the drought already has cartridges at very reasonable many of our ranch families prices to landowners to control stretched to the max, but it is also prairie dogs. All of these products a hardship to the neighboring are available at the S.D. Depart - landowner when someone is not ment of Ag bait station in Pierre. taking care of prairie dog prob - Call 605-773-4432 for more infor - lems," said Kluck. "The deadline mation about prices, availability for reporting is coming up, and we and the rules and restrictions for encourage landowners to make their use. Visit sure they are taking care of any https://sdda.sd.gov/ag-services. 4 Philip Socials Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 50 times, but that is just an esti - To prepare for the eclipse you Motorcycle Rally® and were mation.” should look up information such headed to Las Vegas, on rented Hit & Miss We had three anonymous bikers as the diameter of the sun, the dis - Harley’s. They were interesting 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] stop at the Philip Pit Stop early tance to the sun, the temperature people. Wolfgang was a bearded the other day and we got a first - of the sun, the speed of light, why guy wearing a short tophat. hand report on the rally. Atten - an eclipse occurs, how the moon On the evening of Aug. 10, our was the book discussed Aug. 8 by pertly dumped it into the forms. Elderly Meals dance is down, you can find a can cover the sun, and the differ - granddaughter, Kara (Gutorm - the Haakon County Public Li - Blaise efficiently worked the vi - Thursday, Aug. 17: Encrusted room at any hotel, and prices are ence between astronomy and as - son) Pugsley, and her husband, brary Book Club. The book had brator and got the concrete placed Pork Loin, Potato Pancake, Beets. high. The reason is that millenni - trology. Shawn, arrived at our apartment several story lines involving char - in no time. We had a few leaks, Friday, Aug. 18: Baked als do not ride bikes; that is prob - Saturday, we were coming back for an overnight visit. After sup - acters from World War II to the but no major blowouts. Chicken, Sweet Potato Fries, Cole ably half their problem. Anyway, from Sioux Falls to Philip and had per, we played some music while present. The main charachter is The next day we stripped off Slaw. we invited the bikers back next a good look at the traffic heading Kara sang. She has a pretty so - Sage Singer whose grandmother some of the forms to inspect the Monday, Aug. 21: Steak Tips, year to stay at Hansen Court. east. It is definitely less than on prano voice and has previously was a survivor of the Holocaust. art work. The forms were made Mashed Potatoes, Carrots. What is the busiest day of the Friday, so that is the answer to sung the national anthem prior to Add a former Nazi SS guard who with old Dobby signs, covered Tuesday, Aug. 22: Chicken Fa - year for traffic on I-90? Is it Friday the aforementioned question. This ballgames. We also played a game befriends Sage and ultimately with plastic and the runny con - jitas, Lettuce, Diced Tomato, or Saturday at the end of bike was confirmed by the guy at the of whist before retiring for the asks her to kill him. At the meet - crete, showed the minute details Spanish Rice. week? We will tell you. Right now gas station at Kadoka. This side of night. They were on their way to ing were Marcy Ramsey, Emily of the lettering in reverse. We also Wednesday, Aug. 23: it is Friday about noon and we are Chamberlain, we were caught in a an outing in the Black Hills for Devereaux, Emily Kroetch, Bob imprinted Asher 2017 into the Lasagna, Spinach, Breadstick. on I-90 headed east. Both lanes short, intense thunderstorm and the weekend. I’m not sure that, McDaniel, Nancy Estrum, Audrey wall using a steel form Fuddy had *** are bumper to bumper with the had to pull over. It poured rain for when they planned this trip, they Nieffer, Holly Schultes, Norm written in reverse so it showed up Haakon County Prairie right lane averaging about 75 about 15 minutes, but no hail. I took into consideration the Payne, Sally Jankord, Nancy readable. The finish is beautiful! Transportation Bus Schedule mph and the left lane 80 mph. The hope we got some rain in Philip. amount of traffic and motorcycles Haigh and MIssi Koester. The Thank you Ray for the wonderful … Trip to Rapid City every Tues - problems are the bikers who do We express our condolences to they would encounter in the Black club meets Tuesday, Sept. 12 at concrete and thank you Nels, day and Thursday. To ride the not know how to bike and the driv - the family of Chuck O’Conner. He Hills during the 77th Sturgis bike 6:30 p.m. at ginnys. The new book Blaise and Asher for the hard bus please call 605-441-1495 . ers who don’t know how to drive. was a good friend and we will pray rally. is “The Work of Wolves, by Kent labor to place it. You can see all of Wall bus to Rapid City every For example, some bikers will for his soul. Their itinerary included doing Meyers, Spearfish. The book is set this beautiful concrete and art Wednesday – leaves from Philip. crowd the center line, not ride News from Loren Kiel some horseback riding on trails in in South Dakota. work any time. For questions please call Kay staggered, and weave in and out of As I entered the post office one the northern Black Hills. Their *** This leads to a story about vis - Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441-2449 . traffic. The real bikers are obvious day last week, I noticed a pickup three day outing included camp - We have been plagued with iting a monastery construction *** by how they ride – casual, laid with a handicap license of a dis - ing out with a tent at a somewhat fires all week and it seems we site in Mongolia. Barbara and I Philip Book Club back, and in the rocking chair. Big abled veteran. I decided to intro - remote campsite near Mystic and hear the fire whistle every day, went to the site with our concrete “The Storyteller” by Jodi Picoult campers pulling big trailers are duce myself to this veteran as he south of Rochford. They planned sometimes several times. The ded - contractor friend and his wife. even worse, road raging the left left the post office. He was easy to to do some fishing, but by the time icated people of the Philip Volun - After he talked business with the lane, cutting people off, changing spot as he also wore a Navy vet - they arrived at the lake it was teer Fire Department are to be engineer Lama, we were invited to lanes too much, and not moving eran cap. He was Richard Neville, raining. Their itinerary kind of thanked and commended for their have an audience with the head over when they signal. The semi son of Ike Neville. He is now living flew out the window and they sort dedicated service to our commu - lama. The head lama offered to drivers must be fuming. here in Philip. He served in gun - of played it by ear doing the nity. We pray for the fire victims say a special prayer for each of us Congratulations to Ralph nery on a Navy destroyer in the tourist thing! They went to Rush - and for the first responders. Vol - and asked us what we would like. Kroetch, running coach of the 1960s including service during the more Cave near Keystone but not unteer your time and money. Barbara, bless her heart, asked year. We thank him for his dedi - Viet Nam War. I did not get the to Mount Rushmore. They took Engaged Roger Johnson told us at the him to pray for world peace which cation. About 30 years ago, I ran name of the destroyer. I told him with them their cute boxer dog, Philip Pit Stop how Granville he did with a great deal of chant - in a few races with him. He was that I appreciated his service. It is named Baxter. Arrangements Cook donated $50,000 to them in ing. Our contractor friend asked far ahead – up with Frank so important that we honor our were made for him to stay at a pet his will for a fire truck. I am sure him to pray to end world hunger Hansen and a bunch of fast run - veterans. boarding kennel part of the time. we can’t afford to buy new trucks, which he did with more chanting. ners. On my way back from the post He was definitely not excited but should get good deals from the Our friend’s wife asked for him to Regarding the water restric - office last Thursday, I met a cou - about that! Kara uses Facebook a fire departments in the bigger pray to end all wars in the world tions, you can water with a garden ple from Germany who were lot and has posted a bunch of pic - cities. which he did with even more long hose in your hand (not lying on stopped on Main Street straddling tures there. No more campfires! Last week drawn out chanting. Then it was the ground) all you want. The au - their Harleys. I thought maybe The First Lutheran Church is maybe you saw my discussion of a my turn and, since I was in Mon - tomatic sprinklers are the prob - they were looking for a place to navigating well through the in - campfire in a West River county, golia to teach concrete and since lem. You don’t have to water every eat. But they were sitting there terim period between pastors; se - not Haakon County. That person we were there to discuss a con - day and should water at night. puzzled as to what the large struc - curing lay preachers for each will immediately cease and desist. crete job, I asked the head llama You could call the conservation tures to the south were. I ex - Sunday. Last Sunday, services I know the people who might read to pray for good quality concrete in service for advice. I try to water plained to them that they were for were conducted by Barbara this column are not the kind that Mongolia which he did with exten - from my rain barrels and there grain storage and were next to the Bowen. She is well-known in this will narc on a person; a word to sive chanting and praying. are no restrictions on that. If we railroad to allow for shipping community for her talents as a the wise is sufficient. A burning When we got outside, Barbara ever get any rain I will do that. grain, much of it going to a large music teacher and band and ban and water restrictions are in said that was kind of a ridiculous I tried to pick up some back to grain terminal at Minneapolis, choral director at the Philip school effect in Philip and all over thing to pray for since the lama school supplies at the bank, but Minn. I told them that wheat was system, and she is also known for Haakon County and most of West was working at a level much the girl said the table was for do - a major crop in this area. They her acting and stage talent in River. It is dry with great fire dan - higher than hum-drum everyday nations, not to be picked up from. were Wolfgang Schneider and plays presented by the Philip ger. things. Anyway, the concrete job Then I remembered I was retired companion, Claudia Bucher, Drama Club. She also has God- At Hansen Court we are work - at Hansen Court is kind of like and did not need any. That is OFD Siegen in western Germany. (I did given talent in conducting worship ing on the grand entrance to man that now since I am praying for a for you (old fart’s disease). a Google search and see that Sie - services and presenting a thought- cave number two. Last week, with successful construction experi - I would like to go to jail. What I gan is a short distance east of provoking message from the Word the enthusiastic help of Asher, we ence, in addition to my normal Slovek – Soukup mean is, I would like to visit the Cologne and not too far from the of God. The Gospel for the day tied up the rebar. Asher is adept prayer list. Dwight and Marie Slovek, jail on the fourth floor of the court border of Belgium. It has a popu - concerned Jesus walking on the and business-like at tying the I would like to express my con - Philip, S.D., announce the en - house to see if my name is on the lation of about 100,325.) They sea and the disciple Peter step - rebar with the wire loops and the dolences to the family of Theresa gagement of their daughter, wall there. A few days back, I was mentioned that it is a ski resort ping out of the boat and also walk - hand tool. This week, with the ef - Fortune, who I met over the last Sayde, to Jared Soukup, Wagner, searching for some exciting news, with ski slopes in the nearby ing on the water until he took his ficient help of our son, Blaise, and few years at the Philip Pit Stop son of Ronald and Denise Soukup. so I read the minutes of the mountain ranges. I told them that eyes off of Jesus and was fearful of Asher, we set the forms plumb, where she worked off and on. She Sayde is a 2012 Philip High Haakon County Commission. my surname is Kiel and that my the storm. Of course, most of us braced and backfilled. I have spoke highly of Dobby whom she School graduate and a graduate There is a rumor of remodeling ancestors came from the city of are familiar with this incident in never worked so hard since Dobby knew when she was a waitress at of Black Hills State University. the jail and I would like to inspect Kiel in northern Germany. (I also Scripture and know that when worked us digging post holes for the Park Inn and she told me She is currently employed as a the walls before they are possibly checked that out on the Internet. Peter began to sink and call for signs in the Badlands in the sum - many stories about him. Any teacher at Wagner Community painted over. I will contact Sheriff The city of Kiel, population of help, Jesus reached down to res - mer in the old days. friend of Dobby’s is a friend of School in Wagner. Fred Koester to see if I can spend 240,832, is located on the lower cue him. (Matt. 14:22-33) Barb I talked to Ray Gibson about mine. I will pray for her soul. Jared is a 2008 Wagner Com - some time in the jail. part of the Jutland Peninsula challenged us to step out of our some super runny concrete to go Asher does not cuss, so we use munity School graduate and Free solar eclipse glasses are south of the Baltic Sea. On the boat whether it be in the troubled in the wall forms and he said he fake cussing by saying blanket- holds a degree in general agricul - available at the Philip and map of Europe it is south of Den - waters of our lives or in our com - had some high range water re - blank instead of cuss words. On ture from South Dakota State Kadoka clinic, while supplies last. mark, Norway and Sweden. It is fort zone and to take a leap in ducer that would do the trick. I the phone he said he can’t wait to University. He currently ranches You must wear proper glasses to famous for the 61 mile long Kiel faith, always focusing on Christ as built 10 exotic chutes, all differ - go home. He said he can’t wait a in Wagner. look at the sun during an eclipse canal that connects the Baltic Sea our Savior and Lord. Jesus is al - ent, to guide the concrete into the cuss-word hour. I asked him how A Sept. 30, 2017, wedding is or any other time. Beware of coun - to the North Sea. During WWII, ways by our side encouraging us forms. Nels Crowser brought the many times he got hurt on the planned in Wagner, where the terfeit glasses. Regular sun - Hitler had a submarine factory to walk towards Him and to serve concrete right on schedule and ex - construction site. He said, “About couple makes their home. glasses, even several pairs, will there and launched submarines and worship Him. not be enough. Looking at the sun into the North Sea using the Kiel Sunday, Aug. 13, was time for is one more thing that can make Canal.) Anyway, these folks from the potluck noon meal at the Bad you go blind. Germany had been to the Sturgis River Senior Citizen’s Center. Even though, or maybe because of nice weather, there was a small attendance with 23 names regis - tered. That breaks down to seven men, 14 women, and two young - sters. We missed seeing Keith and Lucille Emerson there as she re - The family of mains in the Philip hospital recov - ering from surgery. We do wish Richard & Echo Rockafellow them well and back out in circula - tion soon. John Heltzel brought will host a casual open house his mom, Thelma, and two of his 60th Wedding Anniversary Celebration grandchildren. They were Danessa (12) and her brother, Saturday, August 26, 2017 • 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. Aiden (9). I hope I am not in bad American Legion Hall • Philip graces with Danessa, speaking of e couple requests only your presence & no gis. her as a youngster since she is a blossoming young lady! Their dad, Congratulations may be sent to: Eric Heltzel, was in the PHS Class PO Box 127 of 1994 with our son, Bryan. (Inci - dentally, Monday, Aug. 14, was Philip, SD 57567 Bryan’s 43rd birthday. We talked to him on the phone besides send - ing him a birthday card.) Also Aug. 13 being the second Sunday of the month, Rose and I did the afternoon worship services at the Philip Nursing Home. With the summer vacation time, activi - to 60 ties are winding down and the be - eers years Ch !! continued on 8

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Larry Harrison, age 72, White River, S.D., died Aug. 13, 2017, at the Dougherty Hospice House in Ben Authier died Aug. 7, 2017, taker and problem solver who LSiaourxr Fya Hlls. arrison as a result of a scuba diving acci - rarely took the easy path because Thomas "Tom" O'Connor, age 59, Philip, S.D., died Aug. 8, 2017, Survivors include his wife, dent at Hippie Hole near Rock - he wanted to thoroughly under - Linda, White River; one daughter, Berveinllej ainm thien B lMack. HAilulst ohf iSeoruth stand the physical properties and near Philip. T hThoomaas sJa “mTeos m"To”m O" O'C’Coonnnonr or Olivia Conrad and her husband, Dakota. chemical processes of the activities Tony, Sioux Falls; two stepchil - Benjamin Michael Authier was in which he engaged. He would was born Aug. 31, 1957, in Rapid City, the first of four children born dren, Spencer Blom, White River, born May 9, 1994, in Pierre to often build his own version of and Kaitlyn Blom, Gillette, Wyo.; Michael and Katherine Authier. many devices or systems rather to Charles and Shirley (Tavernier) O’Connor. four grandchildren, Kenisha and He was raised on the family farm than purchase an off-the-shelf Zahra Harrison, Isabelle Barnes east of Vivian and graduated from product. Ben was fascinated by the He enjoyed fishing, coyote hunt - ing, working with cattle and being and Leightyn Blom; two sisters, Lyman High School in 2013. Ben world around him and was eager Patt Stromer and her husband, enrolled at the South Dakota to explain how everything worked outdoors. He liked visiting with old friends and reminiscing about Wayne, White River, and Peggy School of Mines and Technology (in detail) – even if you didn’t al - Honn and her husband, Tom, Col - (SDSM&T) in Rapid City, pursu - ways want to hear about it. Ben old times. Tom was blessed with two orado; and a host of other relatives ing a bachelor of science degree in never let anything get him down and friends. chemical engineering. At the time and always looked for the best in daughters, Tiekola and Tomlin. Survivors include his parents, Visitation will be held from 6:30 of his death, he needed to complete everyone and every situation. Hu - to 7:30 p.m. CDT with a prayer only 18 credits to graduate. Spring morous and big-hearted, he was a Shirley and Chuck O'Connor, Philip; two daughters, Tiekola service at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Aug. semester 2017 he earned the dreamer and a doer who was loved 20, at the United Methodist dean’s list, achieving above the 3.5 and will be missed by many. Fortune, West Point, Neb., and Tomlin O'Connor, Rapid City; two Church in White River. GPA minimum required for that Heartbroken by Ben’s passing Funeral services will be held at honor. are his parents, Michael Authier, brothers, Tim (Susan) O'Connor, Ben was a rare combination of in - Henderson, Nev., and Todd 11:00 a.m. CDT Monday, Aug. 21, At SDSM&T, Ben was a proud telligence, athleticism and ambi - Vivian, and Katherine Mekolik (Laura) O'Connor, Philip; one sis - Friday, Aug. 11, at the Masonic at the Community Events Center member of the Delta Sigma Phi tion. Inquisitive and inventive, his Authier, Presho; his sisters, Alicia ter, Shelly (Mike) Peris, Butte, Cemetery in Philip with Father in White River. fraternity where he participated in interests included hunting, fish - and Maria Authier, special friend Mont.; several nieces and Gary Oreshoski officiating. Interment will be at the White many community service projects. ing, scuba diving, welding, garden - Rachel Francis; and many uncles, nephews; and a host of other rela - Arrangements were with Rush River Cemetery. Always eclectic in interest and ing, weightlifting, brewing beer aunts, cousins and friends. A full obituary will follow in passions, he played the bass clar - Ben was preceded in death by tives and friends. Funeral Home of Philip. and distilling moonshine. Graveside services were held next week’s paper. inet in the Hardrocker band. As He loved his family and worked his paternal and maternal grand - president of the Fermentation many long hours on the family parents. Club on the SDSM&T campus, he farm. Ben was an entrepreneur Services were Monday, Aug. 14, helped coordinate a seminar led by from an early age, initially selling at Christ the King Catholic a brewmaster from Anheuser- special rocks to pheasant hunters Church in Presho with burial at Busch (Budweiser) for both AIChE who came to “his place.” Just a few the Vivian Cemetery. and the Fermentation Club. Only of his later pursuits included a DJ Arrangements have been placed one golf cart was allowed to oper - business in the Vivian area while in the care of Isburg Funeral Devotional Corner ate on the SDSM&T campus, and in high school and earning tuition Chapel. Online condolences may Gary McCubbin | Kadoka Presbyterain & Belvidere Community Church Pastor Ben was the owner, operator and money by baling hay during col - be made at www.isburgfuner - mechanic of that signature vehi - lege. alchapels.com cle. Ben was an adventurous risk You Bet Your Life jacket. CHOICE ONE IS IF YOU BET The famous comedian, Groucho The bestselling author Andrew ON ATHEISM AND YOU ARE Marx, was the host of an early Klavan quotes from Pascal’s note RIGHT that there is no God what popular television program called, about his “Night of Fire” in the do you win? Not much. You may “You Bet Your Life.” In the pro - front of his 2016 book, “The Great live a life of personal pleasure but gram Groucho would ask contest - Good Thing-a Secular Jew Comes nothing else. ants funny questions and they to Faith in Christ.” CHOICE TWO IS IF YOU BET Chuck O'Connor, age 80, Philip, every day. would win cash prizes. Blaise wanted to write a defense ON ATHEISM AND YOU ARE S.D., died Thursday, Aug. 10, Family members grateful for We are all betting our lives, of his new faith in Jesus Christ WRONG, there is a God then you 2017, at the Hans P. Peterson sharing his life include Shirley, his whether we realize it or not, on the that would appeal to all his athe - face the eternal wrath of God. HCohspuitcalk in O Ph'Ciliop. nnor wife of 62 years; one daughter, important question of our belief in istic and agnostic friends. The re - CHOICE THREE IS IF YOU Welcoming their 10-and-a-half Shelly (Mike) Peris, Butte, Mont.; the existence of God. To illustrate sult is what we call “Pascal’s BET ON GOD AND YOU ARE pound baby boy, Charles “Chuck” two sons, Tim (Susan) O’Connor, this we have to go back a few hun - wager.” WRONG, there is no God what did Joseph O’Connor to the world on Henderson, Nev., and Todd dred years. Pascal started out by saying you lose? Not much. You may lose March 19, 1937, were his parents, (Laura) O’Connor, Philip; nine There once was a boy name what is obvious. Life is a gamble a life of personal pleasure but Catherine (Murphy) and FJ O’ - grandchildren, Tiekola Fortune, Blaise Pascal (pronounced “Blaze or a wager for all of us. We pursue nothing else. Connor. Tomlin O’Connor, Jennifer Murga - Pass CAL”) who was born in a goals with our time and money FINALLY CHOICE FOUR IS IF He quickly grew into an ener - troy, Sean Peris, Travis, Caleb and provincial town in France in 1623. betting on what will pay off and YOU BET ON GOD AND YOU getic young boy who was joined by Tara O’Connor, and Race and His father saw that he was bril - what won’t. We often say things ARE RIGHT then what do you four siblings, Rita, Bill, Paula and Paige O’Connor; seven great- liant. In order to keep the boy from like, “I’ll bet it will rain today” or gain? You gain eternal life with Jim. He attended St. Martin’s grandchildren, Randall Chance being distracted from his other “I’ll bet this will be a good year to Jesus Christ, infinite rewards, and Academy, Rapid City, for one year “R.C.” Marymee, Olivia and Wyatt studies his father locked up all the sell cattle or plant corn.” adoption into the family of God. during his elementary school Murgatroy, Gavin Peris, Hunter math books in the house. But many of us practice avoid - So which bet should we make years before continuing and finish - O’Connor, Karisma Devarona, and But you know how children are. ance behavior about the issues with our lives? Pascal says that a ing his education in Philip. Noah Faria; one brother, James They find a way to discover any - that are the most important in our person who is truly rational In high school, he made money “Jim” (Phyllis) O’Connor, thing they want. Blaise found lives. We use the daily demands of should bet his life on God. He breaking horses so he could take Cheyenne, Wyo.; brothers-in-law, them and began to excel in math - work and life to keep us from should bet his life on God even if Shirley to the movies. The first car John Tavernier, Coos Bay, Ore., ematics. By the age of 16 some thinking about eternal things. We he thinks that the evidence for and ride he ever gave her was the training cattle, with a different Chuck Tavernier, Eugene, Ore., people were saying that he was race forward so fast we never stop against God is just 50/50. scariest ride of her life, and she method in each instance. Chuck and Frank Narcisian of Golden, the smartest man in Europe. to think of where we are headed or The reason we should bet on swore she would never ride with loved to drive, and he was often Colo.; sisters-in-law, Rhoda (Ted) If you have ever used hydraulics what life is all about. We sleep God is that the reward is infinitely him again (but she rode with him seen making dust fly by pulling a Lufkin, St. Helens, Ore., Virginia or pneumatics in a tractor or back - walk through life until it comes to great and the risks are small. If we for 62 years). He followed her trailer up and down the road. He Tavernier, Coos Bay, Ore., June hoe you can thank Blaise Pascal. an end. bet on atheism the reward is small through school and all the way to was never without a joke or a story Tavernier, Escondido, Calif., and He discovered the principles be - Pascal says the ultimate bet is and the risks are great. Oregon before marrying her Nov. to make others laugh, and his wis - Sandra O’Connor-Gittings (Leo), hind these inventions. whether to believe and follow God Every one of us is betting our 12, 1955. dom was endless. Chuck had a Philip; and a host of other rela - Born into a Catholic family, he or to be an atheist. An atheist be - lives on this question of whether to To earn money, they picked way of making others laugh, and tives and friends. never cared about religion until lieves that there is no God. If these believe and follow God and his son peaches and worked in a cannery he never went anywhere that he Chuck was preceded in death by one night in his early 1930s. Then are your two choices and the prob - Jesus Christ or not. If we refuse to in Oregon so they could buy a car didn’t run into an old acquain - his son, Thomas “Tom” O’Connor; he had a religious experience that ability of each one is 50/50, then choose, we have chosen not to be - and move back to the ranch in tance or make a new friend. His his parents; one brother, William turned him around and convinced you must look at the choices and lieve in God. South Dakota. When they made it Irish wit and sense of humor will “Bill” O’Connor; two sisters, Rita him that there was a living God. the outcomes. On the question of In a sense we are all playing the home, all that was left in their be remembered by all who knew Narcisian and Paula O’Connor; He called it his “Night of Fire.” For God’s existence there are four pos - game of “You Bet Your Life.” pockets was $7.50, and that is how and loved him. and six brothers-in-law, Roger, the rest of his life Pascal kept a de - sible choices. Which choice will you make? their story began. Outside of ranching, Chuck was Boyd, Jimmy Lee, Bob, Larry and scription of that night sewed in his Ranching was his passion, and involved in various activities. He Mike Tavernier. Chuck loved the cowboy way of enjoyed acting in community Mass of Christian burial was life. Whether it be roping calves plays, he was a board member of celebrated Monday, Aug. 14, at the out of the back of a pickup, doing the Stockgrowers Association as Sacred Heart Catholic Church in a roundup on a lope, or going on well as the school board. One of his Philip. long cattle drives, there was al - bigger thrills was racing his horse, Interment was at the Masonic ways excitement wherever Chuck Crazy Horse, in the Bad River Sui - Cemetery in Philip. Send obituaries, engagements & wedding write-ups was. Over the years, he progressed cide Ride. He even chased his roots Arrangements were with Rush from riding horses to riding four to Ireland on a trip of a lifetime. At Funeral Home of Philip. wheelers. He had a unique way of work or play, he made the most of to: [email protected]. There is no charge.

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SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] CHURCH OF INTERIOR Pastor Walter Switzer Fr. Gary Oreshoski Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. * * * * * * * Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 TThehe more money people make, Wednesday Mass: 5:30 p.m. WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN PHILIP COMMUNITY Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH For the love of the more they tend to spend Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 money is the root of * * * * * * FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. and the more they want. ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH 859-2336 • Philip Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. all evil: which Greed is a vicious cycle that Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. Last Sunday of the month – Fr. Gary Oreshoski Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. potluck dinner following while some coveted diverts attention away from Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. at the Senechal Apts. lobby church services (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. Last Monday of the month – after, they have God. Don’t let it happen to Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Evangelical Ladies Service/ (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) * * * * * * Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. erred from the faith, you. Keep your eye on God Confession: Before Mass TRINITY LUTHERAN Wed. Night Prayer and pierced * * * * * * Midland – 843-2538 & Bible Study: 7:00 p.m. and be content with what He ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome!! themselves through gives you. Remember, all that Milesville – 859-2664 Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. Fr. Gary Oreshoski Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. HARDINGROVE with many sorrows. you are and all that you have Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. COMMUNITY (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH you owe to Him. Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip 1 Timothy 6:10 (KJV) Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 859-2841 • [email protected] (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) Moenville – 843-2538 Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. Confession: Before Mass Sunday Worship: 7:00 p.m. (CT) Children's Church: 8:30 a.m. Monday Mass: 4:00 p.m. * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - * * * * * * * * OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Rush Funeral Home Scotchman UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP Long Valley Bible Study & Prayer, Ronald G. Mann, DDS Pastor Kathy Chesney Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. Mondays at 7:00 p.m. Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Dentist Industries 859-2310 * * * * * * * * * * * * * Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. OUR REDEEMER www.scotchman.com 1st Wednesday of the Month: LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH Philip, SD Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. (605) 669-2406 • Murdo 10 miles SE of Midland UCW meets 2nd Friday at Pastor Ray Greenseth Pastor Ray Greenseth 859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. Sunday Worship: 4:15 p.m. CT 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 Moenville Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected]

Midland Market – August 18's Chuck and Tom O'Connor. Such a Gene had a nice visit from Don gery next month. He loves to read, she has been busy canning and and Maddie were in Pierre Sun - meal served by Midland Museum lot of loss in such a short period of Sandal. He was in the area check - so the surgery should help him freezing the produce. day and Maddie came home with is loaded baked potato, fruit time. ing things out. Gene helped serve immensely. Marge Briggs said there hasn't new wheels. She is now the proud salad & dessert. Register for On to the news – Dorothy Paul - lunch after church Sunday, then Bill and Polly Bruce have been been much news at their place, owner of a battery powered John door prizes for the final Market son was in town last Tuesday to she and Dick went to Rapid City enjoying the cooler weather. Polly just mostly routine things. She is Deere tractor that pulls a wagon. August 25. take care of some business. She to attend the 50th anniversary said the guys have been busy fix - still making her once a week visits She drove it to the barn the other spent the night with her friends, open house for Ed and Linda ing fence and working cattle. to the doctor in Eagle Butte. She day and yesterday she hauled the Greetings from cooler, 65˚, over - Dale and Myrna Hartmann, and Eisenbraun. They enjoyed visiting David Bruce and Otis Funk were now has an electric recliner that green beans from the garden to cast, slightly dampish northeast she returned home Wednesday. with all the folks in attendance. at Dorothy Paulson's last week to allows her to keep her legs ele - the house. So far she hasn't taught Haakon County! It feels like fall While she was gone, her neighbor, They returned home Sunday patch her roof and fix the water vated plus it gives her a boost to the little kitten to stay in the here this morning. We had a small Polly Bruce, took care of the cat evening. heater. Neighbors are wonderful! help her stand up. She is a big fan wagon, but I'm sure she'll try! rain shower during the night and chores. The Bruce crew has been Jon and Connie Johnson have Thursday, Bill and Polly were in of the chair and she said every Tuesday morning, Randy and I we are currently getting some fixing fence at Dorothy's and Sat - been busy this past week. Sunday town for groceries and supplies. house ought to have one! went to Kevin Neuhauser's to visit sprinkles. There hasn't been urday they worked cattle and gave through Tuesday of last week was Saturday, son Andy came out to Our week here was busy. We with cousin Myron while he was enough moisture to replenish the calves their fall shots. Friday, achievement days in Ft. Pierre. help with cattle work and he re - finished cutting silage Tuesday (I here. As a bonus, Kevin cooked much of the sorely needed soil Clint, Laura and Will Alleman Both Connie and Wyatt Johnson turned to town later Sunday. Bill think) and Wednesday Randy and breakfast! moisture, but the damp conditions stopped by for a visit and Sunday served as judges, as did Gene and Polly attended church in Mid - I went to the Four Corners base - This week, I am grateful for cof - help control the fire danger – at Bill and Polly Bruce stopped by. Hudson. Jon and Connie's son, land Saturday evening and Vince, ball game in Mitchell. It was a fee. Isn't that silly? But I truly least until the sun comes out! I Dorothy attended church at Deep Noah, exhibited some of his weld - Katie and children attended great game, although our team love coffee and when I think of guess we'll take it! We have had Creek Sunday. Dorothy was deal - ing and woodworking projects, as church at Deep Creek Sunday. lost. We joined our daughter, Jen, things I would want with me on a some occasional fog during the ing with a stomach bug later Sun - well as some poultry and rabbits. Son David arrived Monday and he and her family at the game, then deserted island, coffee makes the past 10 days or so – I marked the day, but she was feeling a bit Noah won grand champion show - is helping work cattle. Katie was we went to their house near list! I suppose if coffee wasn't dates on the calendar and we'll see better by Monday. manship for poultry – congratula - working Monday, so grandson Bridgewater and spent the night. available, I would find something if we receive moisture about three Lola Roseth attended an EMT tions to him. Noah has also Riley spent the day with Bill and Randy spent Thursday morning else to drink in the mornings, but months from now. By then it will meeting in Midland Thursday. started football practice in Philip, Polly. with son-in-law Ross doing things I wouldn't enjoy it as much. As we probably come in the form of Saturday, Duane and Lola went to so they head to Philip early each Last Monday, Max and Joyce around the farm, while I helped are moving toward the winter snow, but we'll need the moisture, Pierre to do some shopping. They morning. The first football game is Jones were in Rapid City to see Jen with some projects in the months, I make sure there are cer - no matter what the form! took their bikes along to town, and Thursday this week. School will their respective doctors and get in - house. And of course we spent tain things I am stocked up on, News from the garden is about they rode the Lewis and Clark start for him there the 21st. Jon fusions. While they were at the time loving on the grandkids! just in case we get snowed in, etc. the same. The green beans are Trail from Down's Marina to and Connie's son, Avery, came hospital, their friend, Art Carter, They are growing so fast! They And, you guessed it, coffee is defi - producing more all the time, so Farm Island. Lola said it is a home last Friday. He spent the came and visited with them. Max have a great sweet corn patch at nitely one of those items. I'm all now it is time to start canning. beautiful, tree covered trail and it summer working in Iowa and he'll and Art have been friends since their house, so we brought a about simple pleasures! I've seen The cucumbers have tons of blos - is about six miles round trip. Sun - return to South Dakota State Uni - school days! Sunday, Max's sister bunch home. On the way home some recipes for coffee substitutes soms, so we may be able to make day after church, Lola went to versity later this week to begin his and brother-in-law, Norma and Thursday afternoon, we stopped which utilize chicory root and dan - pickles before too long. The toma - Philip to visit her mother, Joy senior year of college. That just Rocky Tibbs, came to visit. Visit - in Highmore and visited Aunt delion root, and they claim there toes still look pretty pathetic. My Klima, at the nursing home. doesn't seem possible! Last week - ing Sundays used to be a common Ruth Neuhauser. She is doing are some health benefits, but I neighbor, Ron Beckwith, said he is Dick and Gene Hudson reported end (Friday through Sunday), Jon, occurrence – it is a tradition that well – it is such a nice facility don't think I'll be replacing my cof - getting quite a few tomatoes, so I that they have received none of Connie and Wyatt were at Outlaw should be continued! Shut off the there. Friday, Chelsea and I spent fee anytime soon. guess I need to go visit him! The the moisture that has come Ranch near Custer attending television and the phones and just the day freezing sweet corn – we I hope you all have a great flower gardens are holding on and through the area in the past few Kamp for Kids – a camp designed visit! Joyce said they have been used the recipe that calls for bak - week. If you have time, take a mo - I've been watering the plants that weeks and the yard and garden for kids with diabetes. Wyatt at - receiving a few rains at their ing the corn kernels with butter ment to think about the simples I don't want to lose. The grasshop - are sure showing the stress. Gene tended the camp for 13 years and place, and they are grateful for and cream before freezing. It is pleasures in your life. Maybe its a pers seem to have thinned out a said she has given up on her yard now he attends as a speaker and every drop! probably not a health food, but it comfortable shirt, a cozy chair, a bit, or maybe they just moved on. and garden for the year. She is en - Jon and Connie volunteer at the Kevin and Mary Neuhauser is good for special occasions! Sat - marvelous view, a good horse, I did a lot of spraying, so there is joying some cucumbers and sum - camp. Connie said she and Wyatt were in Mitchell last Wednesday urday and Sunday, Bob Spears your favorite music, an interesting a good supply of dead hoppers mer squash, but between the are both teaching in the Stanley evening to watch the Four Cor - was here visiting and helping with book – the list is endless. There is around the place. What a nasty in - drought, the deer and the chick - County system this year. They ners team compete in the state some projects. He returned to so much to be grateful for! Enjoy! sect! ens, the garden this year is mostly have in-service this week and I be - tournament. While there, Kevin Kadoka Monday. Chelsea, Mike My sympathy this week to a bust. This is a next year country, lieve classes begin next Tuesday. was presented with the Friends of Casey Fortune family on the loss so I hope next year is better for Lee and Mary Briggs' grandson, Amateur Baseball's lifetime of his wife and their mother, her! Gene attended the Open Zane Joens, spent Tuesday achievement award – quite an Theresa. Also, my thoughts and Bible women's tea in Midland through Friday at the ranch with honor! Friday, Kevin was in Pierre prayers are with the family of Thursday. Saturday, Dick and them and he helped Lee with and he and Mary attended their some projects. Mary said she went son, Nick's, softball games. Lynn Mike Rounds to town for parts several days last and Nina (Neuhauser) Nachtigall week and she spent some time fin - were also in Pierre. They attended U.S. Senator from South Dakota ishing up a quilt. Lee and crew the games as well and spent the spent some time cutting silage night at Kevin and Mary's house Standing Strong Against against those wishing to do us last week at our place. Happy be - in Pierre. From there, Lynn and Foreign Aggression harm, sanctions can be a helpful lated birthday to Lee! His birth - Nina went to see Ruth Neuhauser Today, as threats to the United tool we can use to deter and re - day was Sunday, so he and Mary in Highmore, then they went on to States continue to grow across the spond to destabilizing, dangerous went to town for lunch and they Minneapolis to see friends and at - globe, it is important to remind behavior without the risks associ - were joined by their daughter, Rea tend a Shriner event there. Mary Riggle, her husband, Clay, and was at the ranch for the weekend ourselves that we remain the ated with a military response. The their daughter, Kinsey. Monday, and Kevin said they just kind of strongest, most powerful country United States has a long history of Mary took her recently finished took it easy. Kevin's brother, in the world and can face any chal - using sanctions as a tool of foreign quilt to Dupree to have it quilted. Myron, came to South Dakota lenge presented by America’s ene - policy, and I support its use as a While in Dupree, she visited and Monday. He visited Ruth mies. The U.S. military is the peaceful attempt to apply pres - had lunch with her sister, Susie. Neuhauser Monday, then came most sophisticated and capable sure to rogue nations. Further, if Julian and Coreen Roseth had a out to spend the night. He left fighting force the world has ever North Korea takes steps toward quieter week at their place. Tuesday morning and will take seen, and, with continued support becoming a more responsible actor Thursday, Coreen accompanied care of some business in Min - from Congress and the president, in the international community, her daughter-in-law, Jodi, and the nesota before returning to his can regain the required level of the United States. and interna - grandkids to Huron. They visited home in Virginia later this week. readiness lost during years of un - tional community could reward with Coreen's mother and sister- Frank Halligan and Jerry Nel - derfunding. As a member of the such behavior by rolling back se - in-law while there and the kids son attended a shooting competi - Senate Armed Services Commit - lected sanctions. A successful im - got to run off some steam at the tion at Humboldt Saturday. They plementation of sanctions on park before returning to the spent the night with Jerry's tee, I’m extremely proud of our ranch. They had a nice day. This daughter in Menno before return - ability to come together to support North Korea will require interna - week, Coreen is spending some ing home Sunday. Monday, our troops and their missions each tional cooperation, especially from time at her daughter, Kristin's, Shirley was in town to attend fu - year. China. Specifically, these sanc - place near Midland, watching over neral services for Orville Hicks Recently, news broke that North tions would directly affect North things while Kristin is away for a and Frank was in Philip to attend Korea has allegedly developed a Korea’s senior leadership and few days. Monday, Julian was in the funeral of Chuck O'Connor. nuclear warhead that could be their supporters. f--250 Philip to attend the funeral for Weekend before last, Chase and mated to a missile and reach However, we must keep all op - 5 Ford Tiires Chuck O'Connor. Kelly Briggs and family were in United States soil. Many Ameri - tions on the table as we continue 2005 to,, New T 4x4,, Aut Ray and Nancy Neuhauser have the Black Hills spending the cans are rightly concerned about our efforts to stabilize and de-es - had a quieter couple of weeks. weekend with friends. While they this development. In response to calate dangerous situations, in - Nancy is doing swimming exer - were gone, a big rain went North Korea’s nuclear weapons cluding that with North Korea. As cises as well as physical therapy through their place, washing out a initiatives, the United Nations Se - I’ve said many times before, the to help with back pain and so far culvert and washing away some curity Council unanimously voted defense of our nation is the pri - LBS Auto Sales it seems to be helping. Raymond is bales that had been placed to 859-2744 or 685-3068 scheduled to have cataract sur - deter erosion. Chase said he to approve new, global sanctions mary responsibility of the federal Philip thought they received well over against North Korea. This came government. The North Korean two inches of rain. It was the same shortly after Congress passed and regime has threatened the United system that dropped hail near President Donald Trump signed States and our allies countless Kirley Road and Highway 63. into law an expanded set of sanc - times, and we must continue to (Maybe we should suggest that tions against hostile actors, to in - send a strong message that ag - Chase and Kelly go visit friends clude North Korea. gression will not be tolerated. again if that will bring rain!) Kelly While the United States is capa - But the Korean peninsula isn’t said her garden is doing well and ble of taking military action the only area in which we must keep a careful watch on rogue ac - Ready for Fall & Winter? tors. Elsewhere in the world, Iran continues to violate international With summer winding down, restrictions prohibiting ballistic missile testing and illicit arms transfers. Russia has invaded it’s time to think about getting Ukraine and, in violation of inter - national law annexed the Crimean peninsula. It also brazenly en - your equipment ready for the gages in cyberattacks, as exempli - fied by their efforts during the upcoming seasons! 2016 U.S. presidential election. The recent sanctions legislation that President Trump signed into law punishes both of these na - tions, in addition to North Korea, for their continued aggressive, destabilizing behaviors. Earlier this summer, I wrote about the importance of rebuilding our armed forces and promoting is ready to help you with your We have been helping friends and neighbors in ‘Peace Through Strength,’ a phi - Western South Dakota for over 40 years! losophy implemented by President Ronald Reagan to successfully end parts and service needs! Give us a call for your Farm-Ranch, Business, the Cold War in the 1980s. Now Homeowner and Auto Insurance questions. more than ever, we must be pre - pared to use our military strength along with non-military measures to deter aggression and, if deter - (605) 859-2568 605-342-3585 rence fails, make certain that at - 800-342-3585 tacks on our country or our allies Philip, SD are soundly defeated. Dan Lewis – Lisa Bader Lawonza Montague – Clay Knuppe August 17, 2017 • Pioneer Review Community 7 Midland Library celebrates 80 years by Sonia Nemec reality. In a combined effort, the interior was I found the following information a bit interest - painted and shelves for books were made. A ing. Victor Ferguson went from town to town board of directors was formed with Fred Folkerts, with his Traveling Library in 1913, so Midland chairman; Helen Merkle, secretary; and Hilda had access to a library-of-sorts way back then. Crawford, treasurer. It was decided to have Zie - According to history the first building in Mid - mann as librarian. In order to quality for the po - land that served as a library was the basement sition, Ziemann went back to college taking some of the old First National Bank. Winifred Ziemann library courses. Expenses for the library were instigated this endeavor in 1937. She devoted her met with toy parties and book fairs, individuals life to the promotion of reading and making books and organizations, with many folks donating accessible to everyone. Over the years she even books to the library. A committee consisting of loaned books from her home. Lucille Harry, Olga Meyers and Merkle was ap - It is now the year of 1967 – with a population pointed to decide on things that would be needed of about 400 in Midland at this time and the need to open the library. for a library began to form. The Okaton State Folks were proud of this little library that be - Bank owned a small building that had been used came a reality due to the many folks who became for a telephone switching exchange and was no involved. It was named Midland Library and longer needed. This was offered to the town with later changed to Midland Community Library be - the suggestion it be used for a library. It was only cause borrowers came from a wide area around 14x18 feet in size, with 224 square feet of floor Midland. On a personal note, I marvel at how Zie - space, windowless with one door. New Century mann managed to run a library, even having a Club took over the responsibility of the new li - story hour for the kids, in that little building. brary with the help of many other organizations Be watching for more history on the journey of and town of Midland helping make it become a the library in Midland.

The Bank of Midland housed the first Midland Library in its basement. Courtesy photos

husband, John, live. They met for Wednesday. Donna said he has spent three weeks in Spearfish Milesville lunch, then on to the Stockyards chokecherry bushes in his yard, so and was on her way home to Au - Janice Parsons | 544-3315 | [email protected] Ag Experience and Falls Park. they picked all they wanted. rora, Neb. Saturday, they spent a good part Mike and Melody Parsons met Monday night, Aug. 14, some of A daughter, Clare Marie, was bara, Tim and Judy, Ray Dean rides. of the day at the zoo and driving Bart and me and grandsons, us got a little rain – mostly .25 an born to Dusti Berry and Ian Mori - Larson and Doc Crane, Iowa, went Mark and Pat Hanrahan and around Sioux Falls checking out Carter and Landon, for supper in inch, but it all helps. No hail like arity Sunday night, Aug. 13, in to Faith for the matched bronc Byron and Peggy Parsons drove to the downtown area and the old Philip Thursday night. The boys they got in Rapid City. Sioux Falls. Little Clare weighed 7 ride. Jim, Lana, Tracy and Bar - Hermosa last Wednesday to visit historical houses, cathedral, etc. returned to their homes after Enjoy watching the eclipse com - lbs. 3 oz. She has an older sister, bara, Tim, Judy and Shawn, their friends, Mike and Nicky Sny - On their way back to Brandon, spending a few days with us. Our ing up Monday. This week some of Denise. Congratulations to Dusti Naomi and Nolan Elshere were der, Texas, who are staying at they went to Tri-State Iron Post daughter, Nancy Hohwieler, the college kids are on their way and Ian, grandparents, Dave and guests for dinner at Paul and Joy's Mark and Pat's home near Her - Historical Marker where South stopped at our house Sunday and back to school. Tonya Berry and Lloyd and Mari - Thursday. mosa during the bike rally. Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa come spent until Tuesday morning. She anne Frein and to the great-grand - Jim and Lana Elshere and Bill and Karyl Sandal were in together. The kids thought that parents, Kenneth and Doris Berry. Tracy and Barbara Townsend Denver last week from Monday was pretty neat that they could be Our community extends sympa - were supper guests of Tim and until Friday where Karyl had a se - in three different states at once. thy to the O'Connor families on Judy Elshere Friday. ries of appointments at the Na - They returned home Sunday. the deaths of both Tom O'Connor The weekend before last, Ed tional Jewish Health in regard to Abby Jacobs, Wace and Jett, are who died Aug. 8, and his dad, Morrison drove to the home of his Karyl's lung problems. Bill's sis - spending a few days with Abby's Chuck, who died Aug. 10. Several daughter, Jennie and Dave Shu - ter, Jeanne Orr, and her daughter, parents, Phil and Karen Carley. Milesville folks attended services maker, rural Howard. Ed's grand - Pam Elrod, kept Karyl's flowers Andrea's daughter, Millie, came for these two men and also for daughter, Londyn, was celebrating watered until they left for their out to play Sunday. Theresa Fortune, all held during her first birthday. homes Tuesday. Then Terry and Donnie and Bobette Schofield the last few days. Eli, age four, son of Amy Hogue, Barbara Wentz took over taking had lunch in Rapid City Thursday Misti Berry returned to her is spending the week with his care of the yard. Karyl said she ac - with their daughter, Lynn home after spending much of the grandparents, Dan and Gayla tually had flowers blooming when Dunker, and her son, Sean. summer in Mongolia with Teen Piroutek. They attended the Faith they got home, which is unusual Paul, Donna and Tina Staben Missions. She left home June 17 rodeo Sunday and had a nice visit as she only planted the seeds in drove to the home of Donna's and returned Aug. 11. She had a with the Dave Stangle family July. She even has two volunteer brother, Bob Helms, near Wall great time and is glad to be home, while there. Alaina Stangle roped corn stalks, but Bill says they although she misses her new in the rodeo. aren't going to make it! friends she made. One of the proj - Leah, Deacon and Ainsley Ries, Last Monday, Erin Hovland, ects they had was to build an or - Pierre, were weekend guests of Mackenzie and Miley, were in phanage. Glen and Jackie Radway. Satur - Pierre for appointments and a There is a Relay For Life plan - day, they had a great time in Faith girl’s day out. Friday, Miles, Erin ning meeting Aug. 22 at 6:00 p.m. watching the parade, gathering and the family left for Brandon in Wall. There are some questions candy and riding the carnival where Miles' sister, Anna, and her to be answered such as, "Does the Milesville community want a team and participate this year?" There is a conflict with Marlis Doud and the Crooners as they have an Murdo Dental Clinic event planned for the same day. Relay for Life is in Wall Sunday, Oct.15, from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Dr. Jim Szana Please give Marlis a call at 843- 2262 if you are willing to help. Dr. Aaron Rumpca Earl, Jodi, Rachel and Sarah Parsons, returned home late Sun - Dentistry for the whole family, including orthodontics day night from their week-long va - Accepts Medicaid and other dental insurances cation in Alaska. They had a great Call to make an appointment with Dr. Rumpca today! time visiting Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay, Ketchikan and Victo - • 609 Garfield Avenue • 605-669-2131 • ria, British Columbia. They saw Open every Wednesday and Thursday lots of animal life including whales, sea lions, sea otters, seals, And every other Monday and Friday salmon, bald eagles and dolphins. Jim and Tim Elshere's cousin, Tracy Townsend, and his wife, Barbara, San Antonio, Texas, spent last week with Jim and Lana. Wednesday morning, Tracy and Barbara visited with Paul and Joy in Philip and they went on a drive to Midland. Wednesday evening, Jim, Lana, Tracy, Bar - Murdo Dental, LLC 8 Community Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 Hit & Miss Sturgis Rally law statistics 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] The final law enforcement statistics are in concerning the week of the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Figures are compiled by the South Dakota Highway Patrol from the districts that include Sturgis and our door the previous Friday morn - be too crowded to move into the Rapid City. The figures are as of 6:00 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 13. There were other accidents, including fatalities continued from 4 ing, so as to stop here again on basement. The three easels holding and other law enforcement incidents in other parts of the state, before, during and shortly after the rally. ginning of the 2017/2018 school their way home to pick it up. They the poster boards of displayed pic - Totals 2017 2016 2015 year just a week away, we enter - arrived back at our apartment by tures were moved to the hall where DUI arrests 161 187 196 tained the folks with music related 6:30 Sunday evening. We had a one could take more time to view Drug arrests – Felony 46 50 80 to school daze of the past. The pizza out of the freezer and ready them. One poster board presented – Misdemeanor 171 176 174 songs we played were, “Hail South to serve. We also had some home - pictures totally of the ranch and Citations 1,084 1,413 1,209 Dakota,” “The YCL March Song,” made ice cream and fresh peaches ranch operations. All of the floral Warnings 3,796 4,841 3,806 “School Days,” and “Take Me Out to top out our supper. It is about a arrangements were also moved to Cash seized $1,600 $15,977 $22,863 to the Ball Game.” I delivered a four-hour drive from here to Huron. the hall and displayed on the front Vehicles seized 9 9 13 message on today’s Scripture les - We extend our sympathy to the of the stage. Chuck’s saddle with a Accidents – Non-injury 55 44 58 sons, but came at them from a dif - O’Connor family in their losses, coiled lariat rope draped on it was – Injury 68 50 124 ferent angle. We played special both that of Tom and his dad, displayed on a sawhorse-like stool. – Fatal 8 3 15 arrangements of “Softly and Ten - Chuck. Rose and I attended the me - Also on display was what appeared Total Fatalities 8 3 15 derly” and “My Jesus I Love Thee” morial service for Chuck O’Connor to be a homemade self-supporting in place of the hymn after the ser - at 10:00 a.m. Monday, Aug. 14, at yard ornament. It was in the shape mon. There were 11 residents and the Sacred Heart Catholic Church of weathered wooden gate, fence three guests at the worship service. here in Philip. We arrived early an - posts and box brace. It displayed The guests were Gayle Rush, Kay ticipating a large attendance and another lariat rope, spurs, ear-tags Ainslie and Mary Ann Stoner who as Lloyd Frien later said, it was a with the cattle brand lazy F J came to sit alongside her husband, full house. And that was certainly printed upon them, and a black Seven million S.D. acres in CSP Leo. Kay furnished cake for re - not a reference to a winning poker neck kerchief used to anchor to it a freshments. Before returning to our hand. Posters of photos were on dis - couple of branding irons. apartment, Rose and I slipped over play just outside the sanctuary as The fellowship that follows me - to the hospital side to visit Lucille were other memorabilia objects in morial services is meant to give the Emerson and Tyrone Moos. They the theme of exhibiting a family and friends a chance to min - are both on the mend. Keith was rancher/cowboy’s life. As one would gle and embrace each other with also there with his wife. Tyrone’s expect, there were floral arrange - sympathy and empathy. It also give son-in-law, Steve Kampfe, Pierre, ments adorning the area of the folks a chance to renew acquain - was in Tyrone’s room as we arrived altar. tances. I know it was certainly that there. I was surprised that the fellow - way for me. The grieving process We had company again Sunday ship after the memorial service and does go on, especially for the imme - evening. Kara and Shawn would the committal was held at the diate family. We certainly do pray likely deny it, but I think they pur - American Legion Hall instead of for the healing power of God to be posely left a bag of dog food here by the basement of the church. I guess upon them. the family anticipated that it would Lemonade for a cause

The.South Dakota ranchers and farmers stand out in a United States map of acres enrolled in CSP. South Dakota is the only state with more than six million acres in the program.

When Lyman County producer Reed Petersek we’ll add more water tanks and cross-fencing to max - signed a contract with United States Department of imize production, but yet conserve what we have here Agriculture, Aug. 9, to enroll his farm in the Conser - on our rangeland,” Petersek said. “On our cropland, vation Stewardship Program (CSP), it marked the we’ll continue to do more no-till and cover crops, and seven millionth acre of land in South Dakota to be en - do more soil sampling. And we’ll pay more close at - tered into the program. tention to fertilizer and weed and pest management Petersek signed the contract in a ceremony on the across the ranch.” Front Porch at the Sioux Empire Fair in Sioux Falls. “CSP isn’t meant for any one type producer,” said The signing event is one of the celebrations that note Shane Reis, NRCS district conservationist in Lyman Agriculture Appreciation Day at the fair. County who is working with Petersek. “Reed’s a South Dakota farmers and ranchers lead the na - rancher and it works great for him, but it also works tion in acres enrolled in CSP, a United States Depart - great for his farming neighbors to the north who are ment of Agriculture (USDA) program aimed at rotating five or six crops.” Reis said CSP’s greatest recognizing producers performing at a high level of strength is its flexibility. “Each producer can develop conservation that also encourages them to reach an a flexible plan that their operation, to adopt conser - elite status in resource protection. vation a little bit quicker than they might have oth - Nancy Haigh Mattie Reckling, Kylie Reckling, Sarah Huston and “CSP is our largest financial incentive program for erwise.” Five young ladies set up a lemonade and cookie stand Taryn Ravellette. All monies raised from the stand were working lands in South Dakota,” said Jeff Zimprich, There are many enhancement activities available at the southeast corner of Pine Street and Larimer Av - donated to the Philip Hospital Auxiliary’s Cancer Care state conservationist for the Natural Resources Con - for rangeland and pastureland in South Dakota. enue in Philip Aug. 8. From left are Tyanna Arthur, Fund. servation Service in South Dakota. “About one in 10 Among the choices are incorporating native grasses South Dakota farmers and ranchers are enrolled in and legumes into existing stands, patch burning to CSP. Contracts cover more than 15 percent of the enhance wildlife habitat, monitoring nutritional sta - cropland and rangeland in the state.” tus of livestock using NUTBAL, retrofitting water fa - CSP has grown from a $9 million incentives pro - cilities to benefit wildlife, monitoring key grazing "The object of gram nationally when it began in 2009 to now offer - areas, nonchemical pest management for livestock, ing financial and technical assistance each year of wildlife friendly fencing, and establishing pollinator education is to more than $1 billion on 70 million acres across the habitat. country. “South Dakota farmers and ranchers ac - Common enhancements for CSP on cropland in - Tubs prepare the count for about 10 percent of that national acreage,” clude nitrification inhibitors, planting cover crops to said Jessica Michalski, CSP program coordinator for scavenge nutrients, using cover crop mixes, establish - Save Pasture & Hay NRCS in South Dakota. “It has been a very popular ing pollinator habitat, using non-chemical methods young to program here from the outset, from the first signup to kill cover crops, precision nutrient application, and educate in 2010.” extending filter strips or riparian cover for water $40 off/ton! “When I first learned about CSP, I was surprised quality and wildlife habitat benefits. CSP is meant themselves we weren’t already in it,” Petersek said. “If we can for the entire operation. The operator of record is el - Drought Discount!! get some technical help and a payment for doing igible to sign contracts for five years. It pays partici - throughout things right – get rewarded for our conservation pants for conservation performance – the higher the Good through Aug. 31, 2017 work – that’s great.” Reed and Erin rotate pastures performance, the higher the payment. Producers get for their registered 300-head cow-calf herd and 400- credit both for standard conservation measures they Contact Don at their lives." head yearling operation south of Kennebec. have already implemented and for new measures CSP is not to be confused with the Conservation they agree to add. (605) 567-3559 Reserve Program that rests land – focuses on helping “The program is competitive; only half the appli - farmers and ranchers who are already doing a good cants got accepted to the CSP this year – in other or (605) 280-2355 Robert job of conservation on working lands to elevate their years, most of the producers who applied were ac - care of natural resources to another level. cepted,” Michalski said. “I think what producers like Maynard With CSP, Petersek gets an annual payment for his most about CSP is they have a little more financial established grazing system, and will get extra pay - freedom. The CSP payment covers the risk of trying Hutchins ments for what are called enhancements. “We plan to something new like cover crops.” do some fecal sampling to try to find out what the Learn more about CSP online at www.nrcs.usda. “I can find cows are getting from the grass they’re eating, and gov . 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Hwy. 14 PO Box 38 1105 N. Creek Dr. • Rapid City, SD 57709 Give Mike Noteboom a call today! FOR OVER 40 Y EARS ! (I-90 Exit 60) Philip, SD 57567 • www.all-starauto.net 685-3068 www.rapiddiesel.com August 17, 2017 • Pioneer Review Community 9 Betwixt Places Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected] Illegal traffic maneuvers Good morning from Kadoka. eye drops in each eye and enjoying cinch. Grandson Chase May and Very dry and arid looking town, better vision. When he got home, Carly and boys joined us all in the needing a drink of water from he took Shirley Hair to the bank afternoon, so it was a good time cause safety concerns heaven. We got a call from our and to get her mail. visiting and watching all the kids grandson, Chase May, today, Aug. In the Sutton area, it rained and play. We picked apples off the 14, telling us the new baby they sprinkled a bit Wednesday. Shel - ground for Shelley to feed chickens are expecting is a girl. That will be ley and all the kids slept in a little and cows with and some of the bet - a first among all the little boys in longer than usual with it being ter ones I made applesauce and the family. overcast and nice. Shelley kept a showed the kids how good they Jessica McGruder came out to doctor’s appointment in the morn - were. Chaciel Koscielski arrived the Gittings home Monday after - ing. She started soaking Eli’s arm from Wilbur, Wash., in good sea - noon to get Melodie and the dog. with Epsom salt – three times that son with Wesley the dog. She and Wade was sick after spending the day. We took the motor home into Avi and Eli set up housekeeping in past week in Florida. It must have Sutton and got the striker out and the Claflin camper, along with been too much fun in the sun. a bolt in it’s place as a temporary Shelley when folks bedded down. Sandee’s guests Monday night fix. Bonnie Moses and grandson We had Ryder and Raiden with us. were Galen and Dorothy Peterson, Brekken came by for a visit. There Steve Beukema, Iowa, visited Austin, Minn., parents of Lance was a rummage sale going on in Robin Gittings Saturday afternoon Peterson. Other guests were from Sutton and Bonnie, Brekken and after being at the bike rally. Robin Huntsville, Ala. Avi went – since everything was and Steve were in the National Monday was the usual for Tony free, they came home with an Guards together for a number of Harty, making phone calls and abundance of clothes. Mike’s mom, years in Iowa. getting the mail. He also got his Janet Rath, joined us for supper. Saturday Don Moody loaded up van ready for a trip to the eye doc - Bill went with Mike to fix a hy - things and went to his Rapid Val - tor. Tuesday, his niece, Kathy draulic hose on the county blade ley home for a few days. He discov - Brown, took him to his eye ap - that had broken – they found an - ered his house phone wasn’t pointment to get the other eye op - other one with a problem too. They working there. It makes you won - by Nancy Haigh Philip Police Chief David Butler noted that over erated on in Rapid. Kathy did ate a little later, but the mosqui - der if calls were being forwarded Small towns are know for leniency regarding some the last year he has seen an increase in these two il - some errands while in Rapid and toes were coming out for the night from there to the ranch as it was laws, but an increase in illegal U-turns and parking legal traffic maneuvers. He added that they do create they had dinner out before return - and drove everyone inside. set up to do. He did some shopping has created some safety concerns among Philip citi - a safety issue for themselves and other drivers. ing home. Wednesday, Don Moody tackled and got things tidied up. The poor zens and law enforcement. When making an illegal U-turn pulling in front of Don Moody was busy Monday, the water tank that was leaking. kitty, BB, has been in the garage The city of Philip does have an U-turn ordinance traffic, increased hazard for striking another vehicle Aug. 7, working on equipment and He discovered where the problem all alone while he has been gone which states, “No vehicle shall cross over from the while pulling in or out, and disruption for drivers be - made a trip into Philip for repairs is and now just needs to fix it. It with Richard Fellows stopping by right side to the left side of the street or make a com - hind are all safety concerns. and medication earlier in the day, seems a block of wood may be a to take care of her. Don had to get plete turn around or turn 180 degrees upon any Parking on the wrong side of the street creates then was in Kadoka for some good fix to plug a hole that was busy and clean up all the cat hair street except at the intersection of one street with an - safety concerns when pulling across traffic to park things too. built into the tank. and get things tidied up. Susan other. Any vehicle turning to the left for the purpose and pulling back into traffic. Boy what a cool down. We were Tony Harty did his usual calls Fellows dropped off supper for of making a complete turn or turn 180 degrees shall The fine for illegal U-turns and parking are each in the Black Hills Monday morn - and getting of his mail and also him. before turning, pass beyond the center of the inter - $110. ing and almost had to turn on the picked up our mail at the mailbox, Saturday, Tony Harty did usual secting street. ...” Butler recommends taking the few seconds to make furnace. It was 56˚ when we got since I’d forgotten to put a hold on calls and getting mail and was out The ordinances also state that a vehicle must drive a U-turn at an intersection and parking on the cor - up. Avi and Eli were good sports it until late Wednesday. He at - and about some around town. on the right hand side of the road, so crossing over rect side of the street. Those few seconds may just and easy travelers. We folded up tended visitation for Tom O’Con - Saturday evening, Ralph and the left hand lane to park facing the wrong direction save the driver from a fender bender and injury. Or our house and were sitting at the nor Thursday evening in Philip. Cathy Fiedler did a drive around is illegal. Another ordinance notes that all parking in a fine. door of the place to get the grease Our sympathy to the O’Connor Sturgis, then walked down town the city is parallel other than the downtown area, The city’s ordinances are on their website, seals fixed at 7:00 a.m. Once it was family in the loss of Tom as well as and had supper. It was nice cool east of Larimer Avenue (Highway 73). www.philipsd.us , to the left side of the page. pulled into a stall, we headed out his dad, Chuck, this week. Chuck evening. to feed the kids. Sometimes things was always a joy to visit with and It was birthday day Saturday happen for a reason and it was dis - he stopped by the hospital when for Jaxon and Talen May. Jaxon covered one of the rear tires had Bill was in ICU. As he waited to turned five July 31 and Talen four the valve stem come loose and was get in for a visit he left those fam - Aug. 13, so Great-Grandma Vera Be warned of pirated websites low. The tires are new, but would - ilies waiting feeling a little better May and several of her great - South Dakota Attorney General three of these pirate websites ex - criminals, alert your local law en - n’t last long with that going on. A with his stories and such. He left grandchildren and daughter, Con - Marty Jackley warns that hackers posed users to malware ex - forcement. For more information double check was made on all the behind a legacy of humor and in - nie Muller, were there as well as are now using so-called pirate ploitable by criminals, and that and tips to avoid scams and for rest of the tires. As soon as we got stilled work ethics in his family. Grandma Susan Nighbert and websites to infect computers. almost half of the malware was other consumer related issues, the motor home out of the shop, we “Life is a great and wondrous mys - other friends of the family as well These websites, which online “drive-by” delivered without a contact the attorney general’s con - picked up Ryder and Raiden Sea - tery, and the only thing we know as Bill, Shelley and me and the users visit to watch illegally dis - user even having to clink on the sumer protection division at 800- ger and were all on the road to that we have for sure is what is kids we brought with. There was tributed movies, music, books and link. 300-1986 or consumerhelp@state. Sutton, Neb., with a stop- over to right here right now. Don’t miss it.” lots of running around and play - other copyrighted content, have If you have been targeted by sd.us or visit http://atg.sd.gov/. get things we had forgotten in Leo Buscaglie ing, then it was time for cake and become a major source for infect - Kadoka. If at times you wonder Don Moody was busy working ice cream and packages. Of all ing computers with dangerous about the news, it may just be it is around the place Thursday. It things, the toilet at Chase’s malware that can lead to identity because I am distracted on getting seems if you look around enough plugged. The good news was, we theft and other serious financial it done with four helpers, as was you can find things to keep busy could get needed repairs and find and privacy harms. the case Monday. We pulled into with. Friday, he was in Philip to out just what was the problem. “To protect your privacy, avoid Shelley Seager and Mike Rath’s get some welding done and needed With the toilet in the front yard Call Colt today! pirated websites. Pirated websites about 9:15 p.m. After baths and a hydraulic cylinder fixed, went to and a lot of work, we found the cul - are both wrong and dangerously stories, everyone was bedded the pharmacy, then goofed off a lit - prit, one of those deodorizers that risk identity theft and financial down. We only had one sleeping tle before returning home. is supposed to hook on the rim of loss. This includes ‘ransomware’ a with us. Tony Harty did his usual Fri - the stool was lodged in the cham - malicious software that threatens Sandee and Robin Gittings were day, then attended visitation for bers where it flushes. It was no to publish its victim’s data or in town on business Tuesday after - Theresa Fortune in Philip in the easy deal, but all is well that ends block access unless a ransom is noon. Jessica McGruder brought afternoon. well. After baths and storytime, paid,” said Jackley. Melodie out Tuesday evening and We got up to a bunch of feathers Shelley Seager headed for home Malware, such as the types fixed supper. Melodie spent on the ground, a guinea got eaten. about 11:00 p.m. hoping to see the caused by infections from pirate overnight and Wednesday since We heard them making a fuss the meteor showers, but instead the websites, can lead to: Wade was still sick. Jessica picked night before but paid no heed, that sky was cloudy and she got rained •Financial loss, including her up Wednesday evening and was a mistake. Thursday we were on a good share of the way. I hope breaches to bank accounts. had supper. enjoying the cool days in the Sut - that doesn’t happen when the •Identify theft and loss of pri - Rise and shine, the rooster was ton area, but it threw a bit of mon - eclipse occurs the 21 of this month. vacy that are not easily cleared crowing at 5:30 a.m. at the little key wrench in the kids playing in Marjorie Kleinman, New Jersey, up. ranch by Sutton, Neb., and the the pool. However, they did go into and Melissa Shoemaker, Missouri, •So-called ransomware, where 2014 Ford F-150 XLT cattle were calling. It was time to Sutton and enjoyed the new play - spent Sunday night at Sandee Git - access to a computer is frozen get moving Tuesday and the kids ground. Shelley made a delicious tings’ home. Marjorie is the editor Leather, Super Low Miles until the user pays the ransom all were ready to start the day supper and Janet Rath joined us of a biker magazine and this is her using multiple methods i.e. Mon - with feeding calves, chickens and for supper. third time here, but she goes to the eyGram, Western Union, pre- cats. Mike’s Case IH tractor was Friday evening, Eric, Sherry rally every year. loaded cards, etc. Philip Motor, Inc. heating up, so Bill decided he and Loman Hanson were in Stur - Sunday after Tony Harty made •Spyware downloads that Philip, SD • 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 could fix that while Mike was gis to walk through the rally town, his calls, he attended church and grants hacker’s access to the com - working. So with Shelley’s help he then stopped by Ralph and Cathy went out for dinner. In the puter’s camera without the user’s rounded up the tools necessary Fiedler’s with fresh vegetables evening, he went to Philip for vis - knowledge. then we had to find a thermostat, from their garden. Elsie was work - itation for Chuck O’Connor. He TIPS that can help avoid your which sent us to Geneva. Got ing. saw a lot of people he doesn’t see computer being compromised: home and put everything together Friday morning, Shelley fixed that often. Check out our entire selection at •Avoid pirate websites and only and were ready to take a break breakfast for the crew, then we Sunday morning after breakfast visit legal, legitimate websites. only to discover we were locked headed toward Madison with four with Amanda and Adam, the first www.philipmotor.com •Install anti-virus programs out of the motor home. The do - kids on board. Shelley helped to pack up and hit the road were and keep them updated. hicky that was supposed to push Mike move some equipment, kept Chaciel, Avi and Eli who had a lot •If you think your computer has the thingofabob was loose and just an appointment, then was on the of family to see in Sioux Falls area been compromised, alert a com - slid by. What to do? We were way to Madison, too. We set up and Minnesota too. Wesley the dog puter specialist to have your com - thankful we were in a good place housekeeping in the yard of grand - is staying with us until they are puter analyzed. with lots of tools available and Bill daughter Amanda and Adam done visiting and on their way A recent study found that one in decided to saw through the striker Claflin. Shelley sent along the fix - home. Next, Bill and I, Ryder and that the latch went around. That ings for supper, so all I had to do was a good idea, but the saws-all was get it cooking, which was a continued on 10 was struggling to make any head - way with the blades available. I ran into town and got a blade for metal, then it was like going through butter. We were in, next was how to fix the problem. When Mike got home from work he and Bill got the handle out and made a few bends here and there then the dohickey and the thingofabob con - nected and the latch worked. Next was to get the striker out so a new one could be put in. The deadbolt would work somewhat until final repair was made. It was a bad day for little Eli, he got bit by a cat in the arm, then had a nosebleed just before getting ready for bed. Don Moody made a trip to Philip Tuesday and picked up his com - puter that Ron Larson had fixed. He said it works great. Don was busy after he got it home rein - stalling the programs he wanted on it. Wednesday morning, Tony Harty was on the road to Rapid City for the follow-up on his eye. He isn’t exactly looking at the world through rose-colored glasses, but only has to use a pair of reading glasses for the time being. He is keeping up with the 10 Sports & Community Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 Isabel, Bison host SDRA rodeos Isabel Rodeo & Celebration Team Roping: 1. Clint Gorrel, Beach, Proud to be an Isabel, Aug. 5-6 N.D./Tim Franzen, Bowman, N.D. 4.8; 2. Students benefit Bareback Riding: 1. Jake Carmody, Mo - Tyrell Moody, Edgemont/Tel Schaack, Flan - bridge, 69 dreau, 5.6; 3. Layne Carson/Elliot Gourneau, older American Barrel Racing: 1. Christy Willert, Kennebec, 6.0; 4. Jon Peterson, Belle Fourche Kadoka, 18.52; 2. (tie) Rudie Hepper, Mo - /J.D. Kirwan, Spearfish, 6.2; 5. Tucker Mc - National Senior Citizens Day bridge, and Kailee Webb, Isabel, 18.75; 3. Daniel, Midland/Jeff Nelson, Philip, 6.5; 6. Kaydin Davis, Buffalo, Wyo.,18.76; 4. Sydney Jade Schmidt, Box Elder/J.D. Gerard, Ken - from donated supplies will be celebrated on August 21 as Maher, Timber Lake, 18.80; 5. Sidni Fergu - nebec, 6.7; 7. Colton Musick, Pierre/Carson proclaimed by President Ronald son, Dupree, 18.87; 6. Heather Bosse, Musick,6.9 Reagan in 1988, the Association of Cogswell, N.D., 18.89; 7. Jenny Belkham, Perkins County Rodeo Mature American Citizens Blunt, 19.02 Bison, Aug. 5-6 Breakaway Roping: 1. Samantha Jor - Bareback Riding: 1. Joe Alaniz, Faith, [AMAC] reminds us. genson, Watford City, N.D., 2.4; 2. Shayla 77 In his proclamation, President Howell, Belle Fourche, 2.8; 3. Megan Steiger, Barrel Racing: 1. Maher, 16.32; 2. Sum - Reagan declared: "For all they Rapid City, 3.0; 4. Cedar Jandreau, Ken - mer Kosel, Glenham, 16.60; 3. Alyssa Lock - nebec, 3.1; 5. (tie) Bailie Vandenburg, hart, Oelrichs, 16.71; 4. Amy Wilcox, Howes, have achieved throughout life and Flasher, N.D., and Taylor Bothwell, Pierre, 16.76; 5. Jill Moody, Pierre,16.78; 6. Tayle for all they continue to accom - 3.3; 6. (tie) Sidney Carey, Oral, Jordyn Brink, Newell, 16.82 plish, we owe older citizens our Schafer, Des Lacs, N.D., Sierra Lee, Rhame, Breakaway Roping: 1. Sawyer Gilbert, thanks and a heartfelt salute. We N.D., Tanegai Zilverberg, Holabird, 3.7 Buffalo, 2.7; 2. Engesser, 2.8; 3. Kassie Bull Riding : 1. Chris Fischer, Faith, 84; Kautzman, Walcott, N.D., 2.9; 4. Lockhart, can best demonstrate our grati - 2. Hunter Johnson, Kadoka, 83; 3. Kyle 3.0; 5. Jacey Hupp, Huron, 3.2; 6. T. Nelson, tude and esteem by making sure Friese, Wessington Springs, 82; 4. Lane Mac - 3.3; 7. Jorgenson, 3.4; 8. (tie) Syerra Chris - that our communities are good connell, Isabel, 79; 5. Josh Baretta, Wall, 77; tensen, Kennebec, and R. Crane, 3.6 6. Jake Foster, Meadow, 73 Calf Roping: 1. Justin Scofield, Wessing - places in which to mature and Calf Roping: 1. Brent Belkham, Blunt, ton Springs, 9.0; 2. Troy Wilcox, Red Owl, grow older - places in which older 8.5; 2. Cole Robinson, Moorcroft, Wyo.,9.0; 3. 10.1; 3. (tie) Preston Novak, Newell, and Trey people can participate to the Prestyn Novak, Newell, 9.2; 4. Logan Brown, Young, Dupree, 10.2; 4. (tie) Tarin Arneson, fullest and can find the encourage - Miles City, Mont., 11.3; 5. Dallas Louden, Enning, and Cole Robinson, Moorcroft, Wyo. Martin, 11.6; 6. (tie) Kourt Starr, Dupree, 10.3 ment, acceptance, assistance, and and Matt Peters, Hot Springs, 11.80 Goat Tying: 1. (tie) Tawny Barry, Carter, services they need to continue to Goat Tying: 1. Rickie Engesser, and Tierney, 7.20; 2. (tie) Alyssa Lockhart, lead lives of independence and Spearfish, 6.6; 2. (tie) Amy Tierney, Oral, and Oelrichs, and Engesser, 7.6; 3. Cwach, 7.70; Tearnee Nelson, Faith, 7.30; 3. (tie) Brianna 4. (tie) Hupp, and Williams, 7.8 dignity." Williams, Buffalo, and Katy Miller, Faith, Mixed Team Roping: 1. Tierney/Cash 7.5; 4. (tie) Brandi Cwach, Newell, and Hetzel, Lemmon, 6.6; 2. Jorgenson/Gerard, Megan Corr, Hermosa, 7.6 6.8; 3. Howell/ Bobby Harris, Highmore, 7.1; Mixed Team Roping: 1. Brooke Howell, 4. Christensen/ Carson Musick, Pierre,7.7; 5. Belle Fourche/Guy Howell, Belle Fourche, R. Crane/T. Crane, 8.0 6. Kelsey McDaniel, 6.0; 2. Nelson/Wylee Nelson, Faith, 6.5; 3. Midland/T. McDaniel, 8.30 ReAnn Crane, Whitewood/Tommy Crane, Saddle Bronc Riding: 1. Carter Elshere, Whitewood, 7.2; 4. Kaitlyn Latham, Flan - Elm Springs, 77; 2. Cash Wilson, Wall, 72; 3. dreau/Jade Nelson, Midland, 8.0; 5. Denise Foster, Meadow, 69; 4. (tie) Schofield,and Nelson, Midland/Jake Nelson, Creighton, 8.1; Cole Pateneaude, Halliday, N.D. 68; 5. Hind - 6. Tanegai Zilverberg, Holabird/Gary Zilver - man, 67 Betwixt berg, Holabird, 8.4 Sr. Men’s Breakaway: 1. Lyle Wilcox, Saddle Bronc Riding: 1. Wyatt Red Owl, 3.3; 2. (tie) Shawn Carey, High - Schuelke, Opal, 79; 2. Rhett Fanning, Mar - more, and Kirk Ford, Piedmont, 3.4; 3. (tie) tin, 78; 3. Dylan Schofield, Philip, 76; 4. (tie) Darrell Barry, Belle Fourche, and Jeff Schae - Cole Pateneaude, Halliday, N.D., and Kash fer, Des Lacs, N.D., 3.9 continued from 9 Deal, Dupree, 75; 5. (tie) Cole Hindman, Steer Wrestling: 1. Tye Hale, Faith, 4.0; Kadoka, and Lane Stirling, Buffalo, 72 2. Justin Boll, Hartford, 4.8; 3. Miles Spick - Raiden and Wesley, folded up and Sr. Men’s Breakaway: 1. (tie) Mark Ful - elmier, Buffalo, 5.10; 4. Brett Wilcox - Red were on the road toward home. I ton, Miller, and Tim Nelson, Midland, 3.0; 2. Owl, 6.1; 5. Jeremy Stadheim, Reder, N.D., John Hoven, McLaughlin, 3.7; 3. (tie) G. Zil - 6.4; 6. Justin Dahl, Keene, N.D., 6.8 had something going on in my verberg, and Glen Hostutler, Midland, 4.0; 4. Team Roping: 1. Gorrel/Franzen, 5.4; 2. back and shoulder area that was Mark Schumacher, Wolsey, 4.1; 5. Jay Matt - Moody/ Schaack, Flandreau, 5.6; 3. Eli Lord, really taking my breath away. By son, Sturgis, 4.5 Sturgis/Paul Griemsman, Piedmont, 6.0; 4. Steer Wrestling: 1. Tye Hale, Faith, 4.4; Jason Thorstenson, Rapid City/Cash Hetzel, the time we got to Kadoka and on 2. Kody Woodward, Dupree, 4.8; 2. Rowdy Lemmon, 6.1; 5. Tim Nelson/Jake Nelson, into Rapid with the boys and dog, Benson, Morristown, 4.8; 3. (tie) Tee Hale, 7.0; 6. Barry Knippling, Chamberlain/Allen Cori Barber, using her nursing Union Center, Brent Woodward, Dupree, and Auer, Whitewood, 8.0 skills, thought it was advisable to Justin Boll, Hartford, 5.0 go to the emergency room and see if there was something bad going on. After tests and such, it was thought it may be pleurisy so we left with some antibiotics and still pain – the morphine used must Philip Community have been mild. The attention re - ceived while at the emergency room was very efficient and good. Calendars Have Arrived! We picked up the dog and were home by 9:30. by Haakon County Nancy Haigh Sunday afternoon, Ralph and Young Women Philip’s First National Bank received many donations teachers to give to students as needed. At left is Jen - Cathy Fiedler went to Spearfish to for their annual back to school supply drive. All do - nifer Neville. Right are Matt Reedy, back, and Hallie help Don and Lynette Klumb pack nated items were taken to the Philip Elementary for Albrecht. Tessa and her boyfriend, Jesse’s, things so they can head for college in Wiano, Minn. In the evening, The First National Bank in Philip and Faith con - The list of suggested supplies included backpacks, Don and Lynette hosted a going Keep track of birthdays, anniversaries, cluded its annual month-long school supply drive number two pencils, crayons, colored pencils, block away party with a cookout. The Aug. 14. erasers, colored markers, glue sticks, two-pocket fold - rally in Sturgis is over for another school activities and more!! Each bank gathered supplies for the school in their ers, wide-ruled composition notebooks, wide-ruled year and the town is returning to community. spiral notebooks, wide-ruled paper, one- and two-inch normal. The collected items in Philip were taken to the three-ring binders, hand sanitizer, tissues, antibac - Don Moody was busy with Philip Elementary. Instructors may use the items for terial wipes and other items that are used throughout Calendars can be picked up housework Sunday morning and students who may need them. the school year by students. at First National Bank in Philip in the afternoon he visited Michelle and Bob Almond and had supper with them. “Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurd - The annual Back-to-School edition will be ities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a available with next week’s edition new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense.” of the Pioneer Review! Ralph Waldo Emerson at Les’ Body Shop 3068 • Philip 859-2744 or 685- “it’s not going to come easy … .just EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY hit, just run, just 7 30’ Well Pipe, 2 ⁄8” WATERING RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT FOR THE block, just tackle. CITY OF PHILIP WATER CUSTOMERS You do that and there is no question No outside watering is allowed Ave. ) are allowed to water on what the answer between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY. Guard Rail, 3-Rib & 2-Rib 8:00 p.m. Properties located east of No outside watering is allowed on is gonna be in Hwy 73 (aka Larimer Ave. ) are allowed Sundays. this game. to water outside on MONDAY, Nothing shall prohibit manual watering Vince Lombardi WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. Properties with a handheld hose or with a bucket, located west of Hwy 73 (aka Larimer sprinkling can or other similar container. prior to Super Bowl II 24’ Free Standing Heavy Duty Panels (THE RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT UNTIL NOTIFIED OTHERWISE.)

20’ Continuous Fence w/connectors & clips

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Bid documents will be made available 1. To the above mentioned Defendant Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 West Central Electric Co-op, Electric crete apart. In order to prevent this from SOLICITATION AND and can be purchased at the following lo - and all persons unknown, claiming any Tel: 801-355-2886 06/01-07/01/17 ...... 4,336.68 occurring, a machine will be used to lo - cations: estate or interest in, or lien or encum - Fax: 801-328-9714 WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, 6,489,000 cate the rebar and they will epoxy the NOTICE FOR BIDS brance upon, the real property described Email: [email protected] gals 07/17 ...... 8,111.25 bolts. Scull Construction will be receiving Construction Industry Center, Rapid in the complaint. Bar Number: 4683 Contract Min 07/17 ...... 2,500.00 Sealed Bids for Kadoka Area School City, SD HWM: 48028 Airport Water 07/17 ...... 40.00 Mike West went on to explain that the Gymnasium. Bids will be received by Fargo-Moorehead Builders Ex - 2. You are hereby summoned to appear South Shop Water 07/17 ...... 22.50 sign will be placed in the center of the re - Kadoka Area School District 35-2, at 800 change, Fargo, ND and defend against the Complaint in this [Published Aug. 17, 24, 31 & Sept. 7, Williams, Rebecca, Swim Lessons Re - taining wall – leaving approximately 20’ Bayberry Street, PO Box 99, Kadoka, Plains Builders Exchange, Sioux action, which has been filed with the Clerk 2017, at the total approximate cost of fund 08/17 ...... 50.00 on each side of exposed wall. He has vis - South Dakota until 2:00 p.m., August 29, Falls, SD of Court and is herewith served upon you, $97.24] Total Expenditures – ited with the school as well as the art 2017, for Bid Opening #2. A Pre-Bid Sioux Falls Builders Exchange, by serving upon the undersigned a copy 08/07/17 ...... $66,889.71 teacher, Pennie Slovek, about the possi - will be held onsite at 2:00 p.m., August Sioux Falls, SD of an Answer or other proper response bility of painting some local heritage items 15, 2017. within thirty (30) days after the service of Old Business: None. in these areas. They could be changed or Owner reserves the right to reject any and this Summons upon you, exclusive of the Proceedings of the touched up on a regular basis since mu - Bids will be received for various trades to all bids or parts hereof, and to waive any day of service. If you fail to do so, Judg - New Business: rals are known to fade. He also men - include Construction Staking, Final irregularities of any bid. The Owner also ment by default will be taken against you City of Philip Southwest Philip Improv. Project: tioned the idea of including the City’s logo Cleaning, Cast-In-Place Concrete, Pre - reserves the right to award the Contract for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Council was advised that the City has on the sides once that is developed. to the lowest responsible bidder for each The original Complaint is filed with the REGULAR MEETING been awarded $30,000 in funding assis - cast Architectural Concrete, Masonry, AUGUST 7, 2017 Structural Steel (Materials Only), Struc - bid package as may be determined by the Clerk of the Circuit Court in the County in tance from the West River Water Devel - Mayor Vetter voiced his appreciation to Owner. which this action is commenced. opment District (WRWDD) to complete Mr. West and the steel sign idea, but is tural Steel (Installation Only), Misc. A regular meeting of the Philip City Coun - Rough Carpentry and Sheathing, Metal the project design. not in favor of the mural idea on the ends [Published August 17 & 24, 2017, at the 3. This action relates to a declaratory ac - cil was held on Monday, August 7, 2017, as it will fade. Wall Panels, Membrane Roofing, Door at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room of and Hardware (Materials Only), Door and total approximate cost of $49.15] tion in relation real property located in the Mayor, Council and those in attendance County of Haakon, State of South the Haakon Co. Courthouse. Present expressed their sincere appreciation to Council Member Matt recommended that Hardware (Installation Only), Coiling were Mayor Michael Vetter, Council Mem - Counter Doors, Aluminum Entrance and Dakota, located at 103 Dakota Avenue, WRWDD for the assistance. only the steel sign be pursued at this Phillip, SD 57567, more particularly de - bers Trisha Larson, Brit Miller, Marty Gart - time – other potentials additions can re - Storefront, Gypsum Board Assemblies, ner, Scott Pinney and Marion Matt. Also Tiling, Suspended Acoustical Ceilings, SUMMONS scribed as: Council then went on to review corre - viewed and considered later. present were Finance Officer Monna Van spondence from the City’s bond counsel, Wood Sports Flooring, Resilient Flooring, CIVIL NUMBER: Lint, Deputy Finance Officer Brittany Painting and Coating, Specialties (Mate - The North 60 Feet of the South 225 feet Todd Meierhenry with Meierhenry Sar - With nothing further, motion was made by of Lots 1, 2 and 3 in Block 4 of Russell’s Smith, PWD Matt Reckling, Chief of Po - gent LLP, regarding the City’s debt limit. Miller, seconded by Matt to authorize the rials Only), Specialties (Installation Only), The Bank of New York Mellon Trust lice David Butler, Police Officer Eric Van Gymnasium Equipment, Interior Architec - Addition to the City of Phillip, Haakon According to Mr. Meierhenry, the city has placement of the proposed 20’ by 2½’ Company, National Association fka The County, South Dakota, according to the Der Linden, Nancy Haigh with the Pio - $1,295,792.40 in available debt without steel “Welcome to Philip” sign on the SD tural Woodwork (Materials Only), Interior Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A. neer Review, Virgil and Carla Smith, Greg Architectural Woodwork (Installation recorded plat thereof. requiring a vote (5% of the total valua - Hwy 73 retaining wall. This is contingent as successor to The Chase Manhattan Arthur; and later, City Attorney Stephanie tion). An additional $1,784,040.24 is also upon epoxying the bolts and not disturb - Only), Fire Suppression, Plumbing, Heat - Bank, as Indenture Trustee for Trask, Council Member Trisha Larson ing Ventilating and Air-Conditioning, Elec - 4. The Plaintiff is not seeking a monetary available (10% of the total valuation), but ing the rebar. Motion carried with all mem - Residential Funding Mortgage Securi - judgment against the above-named De - and Mike West. the use of this debt would require the ap - bers present. trical, Sitework, Excavation, and Utilities, ties II, Inc., Home Loan Trust 2000-HI4, Asphalt Paving, and Landscaping. fendants. proval of the voters. Home Loan-Backed Notes. Absent: Council Member Jennifer Henrie. Council reviewed the following L/P Upon receipt of an acceptable bid, the DATED this 1st day of February, 2017. DFO Smith also reported that a letter from Propane bids received this month: Plaintiff, Motion was made by Pinney, seconded the City’s Engineer, Jeff McCormick with contract will be awarded within thirty days v. by Gartner to approve the agenda as pre - after the opening of bids and the written ______SPN & Assoc., was submitted to Mr. July 28th Benjamin J. Mann sented. Motion carried. Meierhenry to assist with determining the Hanson Oil Company ...... $1.02/gal. contract executed within ten days there - SMC Lending, Inc., and Does 1-10, after. Halliday, Watkins & Mann, P.C. benefit of the project. More specifically, Midwest Cooperatives ...... $1.09/gal. 376 East 400 South, Suite 300 Motion was made by Miller, seconded by with regard to determining if the sanitary Defendants. Matt to approve the minutes of the last sewer improvements will benefit the en - Building/Flood Plain Dev. Permits: meeting(s) as published in The Pioneer tire system or just a portion. Should the Floren Falzone – 24’x24’ garage; First Review and on the City’s website. Motion improvements be found to benefit the en - Lutheran Church – temporary storage carried. tire system, a surcharge could be imple - unit; Hallie Konst – repair driveway ap - mented which would not go against the proach; Dale Morrison – 40’x80’ storage Motion was made by Matt, seconded by City’s debt limit. If found otherwise, a vote shed; and, Beau Ravellette – concrete Gartner to approve the payment of the to exceed the debt limit may be required pad. 2018 Provisional Budget for Haakon County bills from the appropriated funds as listed considering the estimate of the entire January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018 below. Motion carried. project is $2,354,000.00. Mr. Meierhenry Following review, motion was made by has been on vacation so an update will be Matt, seconded by Pinney to approve the Adm. - Gross Salaries – July 31, 2017: available at the next meeting. above permits as presented. Motion car - $3,227.46; Police - $5,905.45; Swimming ried. Pool - $15,329.24; Water - $6,319.72; DFO Smith also explained that the appli - Sewer $6,070.07 cation for Community Development Block Departmental Reports: Grant (CDBG) is currently at a standstill The monthly Administrative report in - Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental until a response on the benefit of the proj - cluded the following items. Ins. 07/17 ...... 237.08 ect is received from Mr. Meierhenry. This Companion Life Ins, Employee Vision will determine what population of the City Council reviewed the preliminary budget Ins. 07/17 ...... 31.05 will need to be included in the income sur - for Fiscal Year 2018 which includes two EFTPS S.S., Medicare, Withholding vey. separate options. This relates to health in - 07/17 ...... 8,435.87 surance premiums with the first one keep - NE Child Support Pay Ctr, No action was taken. ing the current deductible buydown Garnishment 07/17 ...... 659.18 program in 2018; and, the second one re - Office of Child Support Payment Ctr Shared Use Path Project: moves the deductible buydown program Garnishment 07/17 ...... 266.00 Mayor Vetter reported that the project has in 2018. SDRS, Employee Retirement been completed with the exception of the 07/17 ...... 3,254.65 ADA connection. He then questioned Mayor Vetter explained that during the PWD Reckling as to the plans for the con - budget meeting process, the Dec. 1, Add’l Bills – July 2017: nection and work schedule. 2018, health insurance renewals were Dakotacare Flex, Ded Buydown presented. This included an overall in - 07/17 ...... 750.00 PWD Reckling confirmed that they will as - crease of 14.29%. He stressed that the phalt the grassy area – from the end of City’s benefit package is a major hiring Shared Use Path Project: the path to the pool parking lot. Concrete and retention program for employees, but Haakon Co. Register of Deeds, parking bumpers will also be placed on is concerned with the continuously in - Easement Filing/Recording the west and south side of the Kiddie creasing premiums. 06/17 ...... 30.00 Park fence to designate the five foot con - nection. It will end at the east entrance of Council Member Matt questioned the cost This Month's Bills: the tennis court and this gate will be savings of removing the deductible buy - Bad River Law Prof LLC, Atty/Legal widened. He anticipates completing this down program. Fees 07/17 ...... 225.00 work by the end of September 2017. (For CNH Productivity Plus Acct, Supplies the record, it was noted that the project DFO Smith advised that it would save ap - 06-07/17 ...... 15.62 deadline is January 15, 2018.) proximately $14,275.00 (including the Coyles’ Super Valu, Supplies/Resale monthly program fee). She stressed that 07/17 ...... 738.76 Airport Improv. Projects: the deductible buydown payouts vary an - D&T Auto Parts, Supplies Mayor Vetter advised that he has made nually as it is dependent upon if the de - 07/17 ...... 401.38 initial contact with the landowner(s) ductible is met. For example, Dakotacare, Employee Health Ins 08/17 and/or representatives regarding the pro - approximately $5,300.00 has been paid 10,018.12 posed amendments to the Runway Pro - out in 2017 – leaving a remaining amount Delta Dental, Employee Dental Ins tection Zone (RPZ) easements. A of $8,250.00 in potential exposure. She 08/17 ...... 713.00 meeting to review the proposed amend - also explained that the overall insurance FedEx, Shipping Chg 05/17 ...... 12.84 ments will be scheduled in the near fu - budget includes health, dental, vision and 1st Nat’l Agency, Airport Fuel System ture. the annual PCORI fee. Ins 08/17-08/18 ...... 825.00 1st Nat’l Bank – Philip, UB Postage DFO Smith reported that she, along with DFO Smith also explained that the two 07/17 ...... 126.84 Council Member Pinney and PWD Reck - options presented can be modified. The Gibson Concrete Const, Hwy 73 ling, attended a meeting with the Federal first reading of the budget will take place Sidewalk Repairs 07/17 ...... 1,419.90 Aviation Administration (FAA) on July at the next meeting on Sept. 5th so there Golden West Companies, Telephone 27th in Pierre. The meeting was very ben - is sufficient time to make any changes. 06-07/17 ...... 606.67 eficial and the City’s Airport Capital Im - Haakon Co Treasurer, Office Rent 08/17 provement Plan (CIP) was discussed in Following, motion was made by Matt, 500.00 detail. This included future airport projects seconded by Miller to eliminate the de - Hanson Oil Co, Fuel/LP such as a new hangar, repair to the or - ductible buydown program from the 2018 06-07/17 ...... 1,681.27 ange hangar apron, land inventory as well budget. Motion carried with all members Hawkins Inc, Pool Chemicals as a runway rehabilitation to name a few. voting aye. 07/17 ...... 1,402.03 The CIP is being updated to reflect the Hills Material Co, 218.72 T Hot Mix FAA’s recommendations. In addition, the Council then considered an option to so - 07/17 ...... 21,128.34 City will need to complete a consultant licit other health insurance proposals. Kinsley, Matt, Cust Deposit Refund selection for an airport engineer in the 08/17 ...... 100.00 near future. Council Member Miller explained that Ken Konst Machine & Welding, Trailer Hinge Asheim with Professional Insurors has Repairs 07/17 ...... 75.00 Council then went on to review corre - been the City’s health insurance agent for MG Oil Co, Fire Supplies 06/17 .... 10.99 spondence from the SD Dept. of Trans - years, but he personally would like to Moses Building Center, Supplies portation (DOT) Aeronautics regarding offer the opportunity to the local agents in 07/17 ...... 20.78 the City’s entitlement transfer to the City Philip. O’Connell Construction Inc, 27.66 T of Webster approved on May 1, 2017. Base Course 07/17 ...... 221.28 Since the City was not in the position to Following, motion was made by Miller, Office Depot, Inc, Adm Supplies submit a grant application this year, the seconded by Gartner to authorize the fi - 07/17 ...... 549.61 entitlement transfer has been amended to nance office to solicit health insurance Philip Match Bronc Ride, 2017 reflect all of the City’s 2014 expiring enti - proposals and further authorize the Advertising Approp ...... 1,500.00 tlement funds. More specifically, the budget committee to review said propos - Philip Hardware, Supplies transfer was increased from $82,500 to als. Motion carried. 07/17 ...... 296.53 $150,000. Philip Standard, Fuel/Oil Chg Motion was made by Matt, seconded by 07/17 ...... 96.45 Motion was made by Pinney, seconded Gartner to approve the following Resolu - Pinney, Scott, Mileage Elected Official by Gartner to approve renewing the Me - tion #2017-08. Motion carried with all Trng 07/17 ...... 94.16 morial Field Lease with Haakon County members voting aye. Pioneer Review, Publishing for another ten (10) years. Said lease in - 07/17 ...... 478.89 cludes a joint board between the City and RESOLUTION #2017-08 SD Assoc of Rural Water Assoc, Dues Haakon School District 27-1 for the me - SUPPLEMENTAL 2017/2018 ...... 460.00 morial field lease. Motion carried with all APPROPRIATIONS SD DENR, WW Trtmnt Exam – Shipp members voting aye. CONTINGENCY TRANSFER 08/17 ...... 10.00 2017 FISCAL BUDGET SD Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Payable 07/17 ...... 736.83 Gartner to approve the logo contest ad - WHEREAS, it appears that Water/Pool Testing 06-07/17 .... 75.00 vertisement and authorize Mayor Vetter there will be insufficient funds in SDML, Atty Handbook Supp to appoint a selection committee to vote the 2017 General Fund Budget 2017 ...... 60.00 on the submitted logos. Motion carried. to carry out the indispensable SD One Call, Locates 04-06/17 .... 25.20 functions of government. It is SD Water & Wastewater Assoc, Mayor Vetter asked for volunteers to be proposed that the following Conf Reg 08/17 ...... 260.00 on the selection committee and they are Supplemental Contingency Smith, Brittany, Mileage FAA Mtg as follows: Council Members Gartner, Transfer Appropriations be 07/17 ...... 96.30 Pinney, Miller (also Chamber of Com - adopted. The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel merce Representative); City Attorney 06-07/17 ...... 1,352.28 Trask; DFO Smith; Mary Burnett; and, FROM: 101-41100-41150 Thomson Reuters-West, SDCL Updates Mayor Vetter. Contingency – $13,800.00 2017 ...... 17.75 US Dept. of Treasury, Add’l PCORI Mike West then addressed the Council TO: 101-41400-42700 Adm. Fees 2017 ...... 31.85 with a request to install a 20’ by 2½’ steel Travel & Dues - $1,000.00 Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone “Welcome to Philip” sign on the SD Hwy 06-07/17 ...... 162.36 73 retaining wall. The sign will be built by 101-42120-42700 Police The Haakon County Commissioners will Anyone interested in discussing the Pro - Please call the Haakon County Auditor at VISA-UMB Bank, Supplies Scotchman Industries and secured di - Travel & Dues - $1,000.00 meet on Tuesday, September 5, 2017, at visional Budget may appear before the 605-859-2800 if you have any questions. 05-06/17 ...... 176.85 rectly to the wall with 1½” bolts. The SD 1:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Room of Board of Commissioners, either in person Walker Refuse, 377 Residential DOT had voiced concerns about hitting 101-43100-42600 Street the Courthouse. The Provisional Budget or by personal representative. Carla N. Smith, Auditor Collections 07/17 ...... 4,976.40 the rebar in the retaining wall as it could Supplies - $5,000.00 will be reviewed. [Published August 17 & 24, 2017, at the Wells, Donna, Cust Deposit Refund cause moisture to seep in and rust the total approximate cost of $466.09] 08/17 ...... 100.00 rebar which could, in time, break the con - continued on 12

Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 12 Public Notices Deadline: Friday at Noon The quarterly rubble site report included Philip City the following items. Blast from the Past Council reviewed the inspection report completed by the SD Dept. of Environ - From the archives of the Pioneer Review Council ment and Natural Resources (DENR) on July 5, 2017. It was noted that the site is Aug. 11, 1927 and Roossevelt. tion and considerably harder than and Mrs. Gordon Stephenson, of continued from 11 operating in a “conditionally acceptable” The actual work of carving the For several years the depart - that of Stone Mountain Conferate Milesville, escaped serious injury manner. proposed national monument on ment of history of the state of memorial in Georgia. Moreover, it at the Plum Creek picnic the 101-43102-42500 Sidewalk Motion was made by Pinney, seconded Mount Rushmore, near Keystone, South Dakota has urged the carv - is of rather better color and is so Fourth only because he happened Repairs - $1,500.00 by Gartner to authorize changing the reg - was begun Tuesday, August 9th, ing of a gigantic historical memo - situated in relation to the sun that to be laying so that the wheels of ular rubble site day from Saturday, Sept. according to recent dispatches. rial in the Black Hills. At the any sculpture on it would be visi - a truck did not hit him, as the 101-43500-42230 Airport Con - 2nd to Friday, Sept. 1st due to the holiday Gutzon Borglum, sculptor, and invitation of the state commission ble for a longer period of daylight. truck passed over. He did get a cut tract Services - $1,000.00 weekend. Motion carried. designer of the memorial, has ar - for the monument, I visited the With Mt. Rushmore chosen, the on his head where he was evi - rived from San Antonio and has Black Hills last year. Senator Nor - four heads were approved. There dently hit by some portion of the 101-43500-42500 Airport Re - The monthly Street Dept. report was re - started to push the work as much beck, Doane Robinson of the com - will be Washington, the father and under part of the truck chasis, but pairs/Maint. - $2,000.00 viewed. as possible in an attempt to get the mission and I spent several weeks founder of the republic; Jefferson, luckily ducked his head down and 101-43800-42830 Rubble Site PWD Reckling reported that he would head of Washington done before examining the great granite cliffs our first great expansionist; Lin - avoided serious injury. Electric - $200.00 have an update on painting parking President Coolidge leaves the of the mountains for a suitable lo - coln, the savior of the Union, and Garry, with some other boys, stripes on E. Pine St. from Larimer Ave. Hills. cation for the monument. The re - Roosevelt, who by causing the was playing hide and go-seek 101-44600-42100 Ambulance to N. Wood Ave. during the next meeting. Gutson Borglum had the follow - sult was that we abandoned from Panama Canal to be dug brought some distance away from the pic - Insurance - $800.00 ing to say, “Out of the granite face consideration the entire distric about Columbus; vision of a west - nic crowd. Garry lay down in the Council then reviewed an opportunity for of Mount Rushmore in the Black know as ‘The Needles’ which hith - ern route to Asia. 101-45100-42600 Swim Pool high grass. It happened to be near the City to participate in a signage and Hills of South Dakota within the erto had been regarded as the best Austin O’Deas are the proud Supplies - $500.00 delineation project with the SD Dept. of where Don King had left his truck Transportation (DOT). This includes an next five years will appear in site, and agreed on Mt. Rushmore parents of a little girl, born at the and when he started to drive it 101-45100-42660 Swim Pool inventory and inspection of signage heroic proportions the features of with its larger and apparently Wm. Scharff home. She is the first away he did not know that Garry Materials for Resale - $200.00 throughout the City. Any additional sig - four illustrious Presidents – much younger surface of granite. girl in the family, the other five was hiding in the grass. It was too nage needed and/or replacement of ex - Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln The stone is in much better condi - children being boys. late to stop the truck but Mr. King 101-45100-43311 Swim Pool isting signage and posts not in July 1937 guided it so that the vehicle Improv. Other Non Cap. - compliance with the MUTCD will be pro - Mrs. Harry Schilling met with $100.00 passed over the boy without the vided free of charge to the City. The City’s quite a painful accident early Sun - responsibility includes maintaining the wheels touching him. 101-46500-42830 Community signs through one of the methods out - Crossword Fun! day morning when she fell down Beverly McClure has gone back Sign Electricity – $500.00 lined in the agreement. the stairs in her cave. She laid in to Rapid City after spending a the cave for some time as she was couple of weeks with relatives Dated this 7th day of August Following review, motion was made by unable to arouse the rest of the here. She had a painful accident 2017. Miller, seconded by Gartner to approve family from their sleep. She finally while tripping the rake in the hay - the Joint Powers Financial and Mainte - managed to crawl up the stairs field for her father; the rake ran /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor nance Agreement between the SD DOT and into the house and discovered and the City for the signage and delin - over a nest of angry bumblebees at ATTEST: eation project number PH 005W(52) PCN she had hurt her shoulder. She the same time the wind blew her /s/ Monna Van Lint, 05M6; and, authorize the Mayor’s signa - was taken to Dr. Endres who hat off and she was stung several Finance Officer ture thereon. Motion carried with all mem - dressed her arm, but Tuesday times on the head. bers voting aye. (A copy of the agreement morning her arm caused her so 1957 Council reviewed the audit and annual re - is on file in the Finance Office.) much pain she was taken to Pierre Robert L. McDaniel, son of Mr. port preparation cost proposals from to have it X-rayed and was told and Mrs. Lawrence F. McDaniel of Wohlenberg, Ritzman & Co. as follows: PWD Reckling then inquired about the that she had dislocated her shoul - Philip, has been appointed squad possibility of acquiring crushed asphalt Audited Financial Statements from O’Connell Construction to place in der and broken a bone. She will re - leader of his recruit company at 2017 2018 2019 some of the pot holes on S. Howard Ave. main in the hospital a few days. the Great Lakes Naval Training $8,900 $9,300 $9,800 and E. Oak St. He noted that they have Mrs. Schilling is about 70 years Center. As a recruit petty officer *Plus an additional $3,000 if single audit been using gravel, but it is not holding. old. he will wear a miniature rating is required. Helen the 11-year-old daughter insigna as a badge of authority *Plus up to an additional average of By general consensus, PWD Reckling of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merkle, suf - during the remander of his nine $2,500 for out of pocket expenses. was authorized to obtain crushed asphalt fered severe burns about the face weeks of Boot Camp. He is sched - to place in pot holes on S. Howard Ave. Annual Report Preparation and E. Oak St. as he deems necessary. when a sky rocket she was light - uled to graduate July 6. $2,800 $2,950 $3,100 ing, suddenly discharged while There was ideal weather, Sun - The quarterly Water Dept. report was re - standing over it. Although for a day, July 17, with a large crowd Following, motion was made by Matt, viewed. The water loss for the month of time the loss of an eye was feared, attending the dedication of the seconded by Pinney to approve the pro - July 2017 was reported at 5.05%. she is reported to be getting along shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes at posals from Wohlenberg, Ritzman & Co. all right now, although she us still the Sacred Heart Catholic for Fiscal Years 2017, 2018 and 2019 as Council reviewed correspondence from in a doctor’s care. presented above. Motion carried. Church. the City’s water provider, West River The Gem Theatre has just been Lyman Jones Rural Water System Mr. and Mrs. Samual Root, Mid - The monthly police dept. report was re - (WR/LJ), requesting that the City consider air conditioned. land, announce the engagement of viewed with Chief Butler and Officer Van voluntary water restrictions to help con - Struck below the ankle by a rat - their daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Der Linden. serve water resources through the tlesnake as she was walking along LeRoy Snyder, also of Midland. drought. ACROSS 7. Arid a path in her back yard Friday Council was informed of another semi- 1. Mud dauber, e.g. 8. Golf ball support evening, Mrs. Celia “Grandma” truck pulling a cattle pot on Hone Street Following, motion was made by Matt, Coyner, 88 years old, is recovering that exited via N. Wood Ave. during the seconded by Pinney to approve the fol - 5. Ziti, e.g. 9. Elected member of a council nighttime hours on July 25th. It ended up in good shape according to Dr. lowing watering restriction schedule for 10. Block 10. Commanded going over the curb close to the fire hy - the City of Philip water customers until Ramsey, the attending physician. drant and bent the street sign at the inter - further notice: No outside watering al - 13. ___-bodied 11. Long, long time Prompt action on the part of Mr. section of Hone St. and N. Wood Ave. It lowed between the hours of 8:00 a.m. 14. Brace 12. Home, informally and Mrs. D.W. Coyner, who live Safe driving was questioned if another sign should be and 8:00 p.m. Split the town in two, i.e. next door, in administering first installed at the intersection of Hone St. east of Hwy 73 and west of Hwy 73 aka 15. Dressing ingredient 15. Type of saddle for women aid treatment and the arrival of and Myrtle Ave. Larimer Avenue. Those on the east side 16. Showed up again 17. Slog Dr. Ramsey shortly afterward pre - tips for teen can water Monday, Wednesday & Friday 18. Bad day for Caesar 22. Grassland vented the poison from spreading. Council Member Gartner stressed that if and those on the west side of Hwy 73 can truck drivers are utilizing a GPS naviga - water on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. 19. Chester White's home 23. Liquid left after churning Mrs. Coyner suffered considerably for several hours when the change tion system for truckers, the truck route vi - No outside watering is allowed on Sun - 20. Elegance cream Earnidng ra idrviver’s rliscense is a olations should not be occurring. He came for the better. days. Nothing shall prohibit manual wa - milestone in a young person’s life. explained that recently, he drove through tering with a handheld hose or with a 21. Firstborn 24. Claw Mrs. Coyner did not see the Philip with a GPS designed for truckers bucket, sprinkling can or other similar 23. Soul mate 25. Character snake, which probably lay coiled in Teenagers typically take to the open road without adults riding and it alerted him when he came to a container. Motion carried with all mem - 24. Certain surgeon's "patient" 26. Surrounding and blockading the path and the reptile struck street that is not a designated truck route. bers voting aye. shotgun between the ages of 16 25. Monetary unit of Portugal a fortress without warning. The rattlesnake, which measured two and a half and 18, depending on where kids Chief Butler then stated, “What we have Travel Requests: 28. Wuss 27. "The Nutcracker" lead feet in length and bore nine rat - live. Although this can be an excit - been hearing from truckers recently is Motion was made by Gartner, seconded ing time for them, it’s also a time that their phone told them to go this way.” 32. Knight fight 28. He took two tablets tles, was one of the few seen in this by Matt to authorize Pearson & Shipp’s that can change the family dy - In his opinion, they are not using GPS attendance at the SD Water & Waste - 33. Pepsi, e.g. 29. Cheerless vicinity for several years. Dr. namic. navigation systems, but that of the maps water Assoc. conference in Huron on 34. Goya's "Duchess of ___" 30. Ancient symbols marking a Ramsey incised the wound and ap - on their cell phones. Sept. 13-15, 2017. Motion carried. Parents may have mixed feel - 35. Furnace output questionable passage plied potassium permanganate after which he injected anti-venom ings about their children getting No action was taken. Motion was made by Gartner, seconded 36. Match play? 31. Headquarters of a Chinese serum. their drivers’ licenses. Although by Pinney to authorize Shipp’s atten - many parents recognize the con - 37. Adjudge government official July 1947 FO Van Lint also brought forth concerns dance at the SDARWS Wastewater venience of having another li - that she received regarding vehicles mak - 38. Shrek, e.g. 33. Angler's basket Garry Stephenson, 6, son of Mr. Treatment Class in Spearfish on Oct. 3- censed driver in the house, it’s ing “U-turns” throughout the downtown 5, 2017. Motion carried. 39. Freshman, probably 36. Sporty area. More specifically, in front of the understandable if moms and dads bank, hardware store and post office. She Motion was made by Matt, seconded by 40. Broad valley 42. Jail, slangily are weary about inexperienced questioned if the City should publish a no - Miller to authorize the following atten - 41. Looks for 43. More artful children behind the wheel. tice in the newspaper to remind drivers dance at the SDML Annual Conference 43. ___-__ appointment 44. Song and dance, e.g. Such fears are not unfounded, that “U-turns” are illegal. will be held in Sioux Falls Oct. 3-6, 2017: as vehicular fatalities remain the FO Van Lint, DFO Smith and Chief Butler. 45. Washington locale, with 46. "La vita nuova" poet leading cause of death for many Mayor Vetter questioned if “U-turns” are Motion carried. "the" 47. "Beat it!" permissible considering there are no cen - teenagers. In the United States, teens are three times more likely ter lines painted on the streets. Public Comments: None. 46. Acute 48. Prince of Wales, e.g. 47. A place in which devotion is 49. Bluster to crash per mile driven than Chief Butler explained that it is his under - In Other Business: paid 50. Become unhinged adults, according to data from All - standing that “U-turns” are only allowed Emergency Management will be hosting state. at intersections unless it is posted as “No a civil disturbance annex meeting at 50. Preserve, in a way 51. Delhi dress To help reduce the propensity U-Turn.” 10:00 am on Thursday, Aug. 24th at the 51. Marienbad, for one 52. "Guilty," e.g. for crashes, injury and death, fam - Ambulance Building. ilies can work together to focus on City Attorney Trask advised that she 54. Get better 53. "Ah, me!" would review the laws regarding “U-turns” The city offices will be closed on Monday, 55. Yellow sports ball 56. Victorian, for one safe driving tips. •Take a safe-driving course. and report back with her findings. Sept. 4th in observance of the legal holi - 58. Farm call 57. Good, in the 'hood day. August 13–19 Any licensed driver can benefit Nancy Haigh also mentioned that since 59. About to explode from a safe-driving course. Check her family moved to Philip, she has wit - The next Regular Council Meeting will be 60. Length x width, for a with the department of motor ve - nessed numerous vehicles making “U- held on Tuesday, Sept. 5th at 7:00 p.m. in I was born on August 14, rectangle 1966, in Cleveland, OH. I hicles to find an approved list of turns.” She questioned if there is a the Community Rm. driving courses available. precedent already set to allow this – not 61. Crumb played Storm in the X-Men films. Who am I? •Stay off of the phone. Texting

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Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. August 17, 2017 • Pioneer Review Classifieds (605) 859-2516 13 PHILIP HEALTH SERVICES - HELP WANTED 3Bs Heating & PRICE REDUCED: 3 bdrm, 1.5 RUMMAGE S ALE FULL TIME AND PART TIME Air Conditioning is now hiring. baths, 3 heat sources, attached RUMMAGE SALE at 515 Hick - OPENINGS! Part Time Cook: Wage DOE. Call Brian Hanson shop/garage, partially fur - ory St., Kadoka. Len Sanftner, Some evenings and weekends, 441-6543 PR48-3tc nished, one block from Main residence. Yard, house and seeking team player with great Street in Kadoka, space in - clothing sale. Saturday, Aug. 26, attitude! Nursing Assistants HELP WANTED: Apply at Philip cluded for expansion, call 605- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. K52-2tc needed: No experience required. Custom Meats. Full and part 840-0163, 605-840-2533, Training and certification pro - time positions. PR10-tfn 605-842-2533. K32-tfn vided. Extra pay for nights, WINDOWS evenings, and weekends. House - CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS for keeping: No experience needed, older homes or new construc - full time. Call today! More de - JOBS W ANTED CLASSIFIED P OLICY tion. Manufactured right in tails at www.philiphealthser - PERSON LOOKING FOR any PLEASE READ your classified South Dakota. Double hung, vices.com. Drug test and type of farm work. I’m from Wis - ad the first week it runs. If you bays, bows, sliders. Call Therm- background check required. consin. Call 608-214-0031. see an error, we will gladly re- o-Loc windows TODAY at 605- EOE. Apply in person, email PR50-4tp run your ad correctly. We ac - 770-7677 for an in-home [email protected], cept responsibility for the first demonstration and free esti - or call 605-859-2511, ext. 191. incorrect insertion only. Rav - mate. Thank you. K16-tfn P36-tfn MISC . F OR S ALE ellette Publications, Inc. re - FOR SALE: 16 station PACE quests all classifieds and cards SILVERLEAF ASSISTED LIV - Circuit exercise equipment. Sell - of thanks be paid for when or - ING CENTER – NURSING AS - ing all together. Call 441-1909. dered. A $2.00 billing charge will BUSINESS & S ERVICE SISTANTS NEEDED: Full and K36-2tc be added if ad is not paid at the S/P FENCING: Shannon and part time positions available, no time the order is placed. Pete Reinert. Call us for your experience required, training FOR SALE: 1983 18’ Crestliner fencing needs. Specializing in and certification provided. Full boat, 90hp Evinrude outboard, barbed wire construction. Sev - time cook: Benefits available Shorelander trailer, 3hp electric THANK Y OUS eral references available. Call for while working only 3.5 days per trolling motor. And old pool table As we return home from Mayo I free quote: 605-515-0823. week. Drug test and background with new felt and pockets. 441- have many blessings and things to P28-12tc check required. EOE. Apply in 1909. K36-2tc be thankful for. person, email questions@region - Thank you to the local and profes - O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, alhealth.com, or call 605-859- FOR SALE: Clean ink barrels sional firefighters who did a good INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, 2511, ext. 204. P36-tfn (not burn barrels). Contact Pio - Gravel (screened or crushed). We job of saving someone else's prop - neer Review in Philip, 859-2516. erty. can deliver. Dams, dugouts, OPEN POSITION: Full time $30 each – only a few available. building sites. Our 42nd year. Thank you to Kevin for being Jackson County Highway De - PR10-tfn there right away and helping show Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. partment Worker. Experience in PR11-tfn the firefighting crews around. road maintenance preferred. Thanks for being around for days CDL pre-employment drug and watching cows, moving them and NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed alcohol screening required. Ap - BUSINESS plumbing contractor for all your fixing fence. Thank you to Curt for plications / resumés accepted. watching and helping as you could. indoor plumbing and outdoor Information (605) 837-2410 or OPPORTUNITY water and sewer jobs. Call Dale FOR SALE: Pizza Etc, Philip. Es - Scott & Roger, thank you for reliev - (605) 837-2422, fax (605) 837- tablished, profitable, turnkey ing Kevin so he could do things he Koehn, 441-1053, or leave a 2447. K35-6tc message at 837-0112. K38-tfn family business with great po - needed to do. tential to expand. Kim or Vickie, Thank you to Bob, Ace, Wayland, FALL HELP WANTED : Bad - 605-859-2083. P21-tfn Bobby, Colin, Neal, Ty, Stacey, WEST RIVER EXCAVATION lands Trading Post, I-90 Exit Roger, Jeff and Donavan for helping will do all types of trenching, 131, August – September – Oc - replace fence and all the other ditching and directional boring tober - November, Full or Part work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee Time, Very Flexible Scheduling / RENTALS things you have done. or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or Competitive. Contact Heidi 605- FOR RENT: 700 sq. ft., 1 room Thank you to Rocky, Kelly, Troy, call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- 433-5411. P34-3tc apartment, newly remodeled, Scott, Cheyenne & Austin for help - 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; nonsmoker, on a quiet street. ing work cows. wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn GOLDEN VET CLINIC - $500/mo. includes utilities & Thank you to my family for the MILESVILLE is looking for full Wi-Fi. In New Underwood. 605- love and support. Without family time office help (would consider 209-8875. PR52-2tc and friends I couldn't have done part time). Call 544-3377 or this. FARM & R ANCH Heather, 441-3210. P34-tfn FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 bath Thank you to Jeff for letting us home near Cactus Flat. Call stay as we traveled back and forth TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: HELP WANTED: Ranch hand for 605-279-2558. PW35-2tp from Mayo Clinic and for surprising 235/85/16R 10-ply, $130; 14- cattle and horse ranch. Housing us to do some more work. ply All-Steel, $170. All prices available. Mechanical ability a Thank you for all the prayers and include mounting. Les’ Body plus. References required. Call REAL E STATE phone calls for my Dad. It is great to Shop, 859-2744, Philip. 605-985-5235. PR49-tfn HOUSE FOR SALE IN PHILIP: have people to rely on and the kind - P52-tfn 4 bedroom, office room, 1-1/2 ness doesn't go unnoticed. POSITIONS OPEN: Kadoka bath, new roof, new windows, 1- Sincerely, EAR CORN FOR SALE: For Nursing Home is seeking moti - Teresa more info., call Dallas, 605-843- car garage, automatic sprinkler vated, responsible, caring RNs. system, corner lot, 201 Hone St. Terry & Karen Pinney 2557, or Zachary, 605-280- Wages are negotiable. Full-time, 8201. McKinleyFarms.com Serious inquiries. JR, 454-5112. part-time and as needed hours. A big thank you to the fire depart - P52-10tp See pictures on Philip Garage Improved benefits package avail - Sale site. P34-tfn ment, surrounding departments, able for full-time. Contact Heidi, neighbors and all who responded to FOR SALE: 1998 Merritt 53' Whitney or Kala at (605) 837- cattle pot with floor being at 60% the prairie fire on our place. You are ---,.2/10/&+210)1*,.2' !2(1$.2/10/&+210)1*,.2' 2270 for more information. so appreciated. asking $20,000 and a Cow K33-tfn Country 28 ton overhead bin Anita Peterson Family '-#"%1/10!.)(* with 9' 6" clearance only had one load of feed ran through it ask - +/-.)$10+)%1,0
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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, or discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is a violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. 14 Pioneer Review • August 17, 2017 FCSAmerica helps South Dakota Kristi Noem producers impacted by drought Representative Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica) an - FCSAmerica serves more than 10,000 farmers and nounced the mobilization of staff and financial re - ranchers in South Dakota, the vast majority of whom from South sources to support the cooperative’s producer-owners have seen crops and pastures impacted by drought. Dakota impacted by drought. Bob Schmidt, FCSAmerica’s senior vice president for More than three-quarters of South Dakota is in the state, said local teams are working with cus - moderate to severe drought and much of the remain - tomers to identify strategies to help them manage der of the state is struggling with abnormal dryness. through the challenges. Economic and Workforce Yield expectations are down as a result, and acreage "Many of our South Dakota team members have Development Go Hand in enrolled in USDA’s Conservation Reserve Program agricultural backgrounds that, paired with years of Hand It’s been a while since we’ve (CRP) has been released by USDA for grazing. lending experience, provide a unique understanding heard optimism about the econ - “This drought is a hardship for South Dakota’s of our customers’ current needs,” Schmidt said. “We omy. The unemployment rate is agricultural producers. It is one more potential im - encourage all those affected by the drought to visit hovering around four percent. The pact to farm incomes already affected by low com - their local FCSAmerica office to discuss their credit. economy is consistently producing modity prices,” said Doug Stark, FCSAmerica’s Our crop insurance agents also are available to meet more than 200,000 jobs per president and CEO. “Our financial cooperative exists with customers.” month. Nearly seven in 10 Ameri - to ensure farmers and ranchers have a dependable FCSAmerica has customers in areas of Iowa, Ne - cans feel good about where the lender to see them through tough times. We’re put - braska and Wyoming who also are seeing damage to economy is headed – that’s up five ting our financial strength to work for our cus - crops and pastures. The cooperative is monitoring de - percentage points since June tomers.” velopments and responding to emerging needs. alone and comparable to what folks felt in the early 2000s, ac - cording to a recent CBS News poll. Even the New York Times posted a headline that read: “Jobs Roar Back.” While momentum must con - d Bar tinue on key growth issues like Sala regulatory relief and tax reform, ble FREE Availa we must also focus on another h! Juke Lunc The Steakhouse & Lounge Box area: our workforce. Are young at Frida Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip Reservations: 859-2774 y Nights people getting the training and Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! qualifications they need to com - pete and win in this new, modern - ized, and growing economy? Too Wed., Friday, often, the answer I hear is “not Package Tuesday, Saturday, Monday, quite.” August 16 Thurs., August 18 Liquor & August 15 August 17 August 19 August 21 In South Dakota, we are incred - Beef Tips & Rib Sandwich ibly blessed to have a network of Chicken Shrimp Steak & Casino Gravy on Rice & Fries … Cheeseburger tech schools that provide training & Dinner Special Ribs for the most in-demand jobs. Re - Fried Steak $7.95 Basket Salad cently, WalletHub ranked us as having the nation’s best system of community colleges. So, this Au - gust, I stopped by Lake Area Tech in Watertown to discuss with local businesses and educators what makes South Dakota stand out. At Lake Area Tech, 99 percent of graduates are employed after graduation, and they’re often WEBSITE ADDRESS: landing good jobs, earning around www.philiplivestock.comPHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION859-2577 25 percent more than other new hires. What makes the difference? Email: [email protected] HILIP OUTH AKOTA Philip, SD For one, South Dakota tech P , S D schools, like Lake Area Tech, are TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 Big run of weigh-ups along with some packages of open heifers. Also, a big run of providing quality training and ed - horses. Strong market on the horses and a good cattle market. Next week, feeder ucation. But they are also putting cattle with a special sale on spring calves and yearlings. in the work necessary to connect YEARLINGS: SANDRA GITTINGS - PHILIP BLAINE & LOUANN KROGMAN - WHITE RIVER those educating our workforce MADSEN RANCH - MIDLAND 1...... BLK COW 1495#...... $70.50 1...... BLK BULL 1900#...... $92.50 with those hiring our workforce. 19...... RED & BLK HFRS 913#...... $137.75 DONELLE COBB - UNION CENTER DAWN DUGAN - KYLE That connection can be instru - BERNARD, JOHN & JAMES HERBER - KADOKA 3...... CHAR COWS 1477#...... $70.50 1...... HERF BULL 1730#...... $92.50 mental to a student’s success. 33...... BLK & BWF HFRS 918#...... $137.25 CLINT STOUT - KADOKA KJERSTAD CATTLE CO - QUINN This partnership between edu - 7...... RED HFRS 841#...... $136.00 1...... CHAR COW 1320#...... $70.50 1...... BLK BULL 2035#...... $92.00 SCOTT SHOUN - NEW UNDERWOOD UDDER EXPRESS - NEW UNDERWOOD 3...... BLK BULL 1865#...... $91.00 cators and employers ought to be 17...... BLK HFRS 925#...... $136.75 1...... BLK COW 1565#...... $70.00 1...... BLK BULL 1775#...... $90.50 a model for the nation. Earlier LOUIE BRUNSON - NEW UNDERWOOD ROBERT & SHARON JONES - HOWES GENE & SHERYL MICHAEL - PHILIP this year, I helped pass the 4...... BLK HFRS 925#...... $136.75 23...... RED & BLK COWS 1331#...... $69.00 1...... BLK BULL 2145#...... $91.50 Strengthening Career and Techni - DOUG THORSON - QUINN SPENCER CORDES - CREIGHTON cal Education Act through the WEIGH-UPS: 18...... HERF COWS 1396#...... $68.25 1...... BLK BULL 1895#...... $91.50 U.S. House of Representatives. SCOTT SHOUN - NEW UNDERWOOD BUSTER PETERSON - KADOKA TJ GABRIEL - MIDLAND The legislation takes many of the 1...... BLK COW 1260#...... $75.00 2...... HERF COWS 1368#...... $68.00 3...... BLK BULLS 1228#...... $91.50 LEVI GRIMES - KADOKA JERRY SAMPSON - INTERIOR BILL WELLER - KADOKA ideas that are working at places 1...... RED COW 1395#...... $74.50 1...... BWF BULL 1725#...... $90.50 1...... BLK BULL 1905#...... $91.00 like Lake Area Tech and creates A CONSIGNMENT PATRICK SOLON - KADOKA TODD O'CONNOR - PHILIP an infrastructure for them to work 1...... BLK COW 1410#...... $74.00 3...... RWF COWS 1335#...... $67.50 1...... CHAR BULL 1895#...... $91.00 nationwide. 35...... BLK COWS 1376#...... $72.75 JAMES LETTELIER - NORRIS JAMES HERBER - KADOKA More specifically, the legislation LAUREL BEARHEELS - 1...... HERF COW 1455#...... $67.00 2...... BLK BULLS 1850#...... $91.00 would better align education with 4...... RED & BLK COWS 1370#...... $74.00 1...... HERF COW 1470#...... $66.00 MIKE HEATHERSHAW - QUINN in-demand jobs. It does so by lift - TK SAMPSON - INTERIOR NICHOLAS HERMAN - CUSTER 1...... BLK BULL 1785#...... $91.00 ing some of the barriers that dis - 30...... BLK & BWF COWS 1383#...... $73.50 1...... BLK HFRT 1070#...... $93.00 ROYAL ADDISON - NORRIS A CONSIGNMENT STEVE WILLIAMS - NORRIS 1...... RED BULL 1700#...... $91.00 courage strong partnerships 4...... BLK COWS 1345#...... $73.50 1...... RED BULL 950#...... $108.00 1...... RED BULL 1875#...... $90.50 between job creators and educa - 17...... BLK COWS 1456#...... $73.25 JEREMY MEEKS - SCENIC MARTY WILLIAMS - WALL tors. It also grants states and local RYAN EDWARDS - WHITE RIVER 1...... BLK BULL 835#...... $107.00 1...... BLK BULL 1640#...... $91.00 community leaders more flexibil - 2...... BLK COWS 1473#...... $73.00 A CONSIGNMENT JACK WIESER - OWANKA ity in using federal education dol - 3...... BLK COWETTES 1053#...... $94.50 1...... BLK BULL 1115#...... $99.00 1...... BLK BULL 1945#...... $90.50 lars, opening opportunities for TODD O'CONNOR - PHILIP DON RAVELLETTE - PHILIP GERAD & MEGAN JULSON - WALL innovative learning experiences. 1...... BWF COW 1460#...... $72.50 5...... BLK BULLS 1165#...... $96.00 1...... BLK BULL 1790#...... $90.50 1...... CHAR BULL 2140#...... $91.00 LARRY GABRIEL - QUINN MYRON WILLIAMS - WALL Finally, the bill would increase KELLY RIGGINS - PHILIP 1...... BLK BULL 2170#...... $94.00 1...... BLK BULL 2005#...... $90.00 transparency to ensure career and 1...... BLK COW 1400#...... $72.50 1...... BLK BULL 1950#...... $90.00 RONALD MILLER - MUD BUTTE technical education programs are LANDON STOUT - KADOKA MIKE NELSON - PHILIP 1...... BLK BULL 1970#...... $90.00 delivering real results. 1...... CHAR COW 1720#...... $72.00 1...... BLK BULL 1880#...... $94.00 JASON EDDY - BOX ELDER These are smart reforms that KEVIN REINDL - CUSTER ZANE JEFFRIES - BOX ELDER 1...... BLK BULL 1865#...... $90.00 I’m hopeful the Senate will take 1...... BLK COW 1330#...... $72.00 2...... BLK BULLS 2073#...... $93.50 JERRY GRIMES - KADOKA up soon, so we can get them to the JERRY STOUT - KADOKA BURL BARBER - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... RED BULL 1290#...... $90.00 7...... CHAR COWS 1434#...... $71.25 2...... BLK BULLS 2325#...... $92.50 1...... RED BULL 1695#...... $9.50 president’s desk. 5...... CHAR COWS 1568#...... $71.00 ROCKY WILLIAMS - PHILIP There’s a lot of focus right now 1...... BLK BULL 2180#...... $92.50 on economic development, which is necessary and a good change of pace from the previous adminis - URBANIAK – 70 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS,NI...... 400-425# TUESDAY, OCT. 24: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 28: SPECIAL BRED CATTLE SALE & UPCOMING SALES: A CONSIGNMENT – 50 BLKSTRS; FS,NI...... 450-475# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & REGULAR CATTLE SALE tration. I’m going to continue to KOCH – 35 BLK CLVS...... 400# HFRT. SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 5: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE build on the successes we’ve had UESDAY UG PECIAL FOR MORE INFO, CALL THOR ROSETH: 605-685-5826 T , A . 22: S TUESDAY, OCT. 31: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & FEATURING WEANED CALVES & REGULAR CATTLE SALE repealing job-killing regulations JEFF LONG: 605-515-0186 TUESDAY, DEC. 12: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED EARLING ARLY PRING ALF ALE YEARLING SALE while also pursuing tax reform Y & E S C S OR THE OFFICE: 605-859-2557 HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & WELLER ANGUS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. ANNUAL BULL & FEMALE SALE that leaves more money in peo - & REGULAR CATTLE SALE (ESTIMATING SALE TUESDAY, AUG. 29: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & TUESDAY, DEC. 19: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & ple’s pockets and helps businesses SATURDAY, NOV. 4: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED 2,500 HEAD) WEIGH-UPS 10:00MT REGULAR CATTLE SALE STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE, REGULAR CATTLE create jobs and increase wages. HEIFER SALE & WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. SALE YEARLINGS & CALVES 12:00MT TUESDAY, SEPT. 5: NO SALE SALE, & SLOVEK RANCH BULL & FEMALE SALE UESDAY OV PECIAL LL REEDS ALF ALE UESDAY EC O ALE But alongside economic develop - ADVANCED CONSIGNMENTS: TUESDAY, SEPT. 12: SPECIAL YEARLING & SPRING T , N . 7: S A -B C S & T , D . 26: N S EGULAR ATTLE ALE ment, we have a responsibility to YEARLINGS: CALF SALE, EARLY BRED CATTLE SALE, & REGULAR R C S LANDERS LIVESTOCK – 225 BLK STRS...... 900# UESDAY OV PECIAL TOCK OW RED pursue workforce development. CATTLE SALE T , N . 14: S S C & B MCFARLAND – 165 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 900# HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE America’s most valuable asset is – FAIRBANKS RANCH – 60 BLK STRS; HOME RAISED & NO TUESDAY, SEPT. 19: REGULAR CATTLE SALE UPCOMING HORSE SALES TUESDAY, NOV. 21: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & IMPLANTS...... 900# TUESDAY, SEPT. 26: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & and always has been – our people. EARLING ALE EGULAR ATTLE ALE TUEDAY, SEPT. 19: OPEN CONSIGNMENT SCOTT – 30 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 950# YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE Y S & R C S We are hardworking and smart. R. JONES & SONS – 30 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 850-900# OLLOWING THE ATTLE ALE TUESDAY, OCT. 3: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & F C S R. WILLIAMS – 30 RED TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 1000# We take pride in a “Made in CREW CATTLE CO – 25 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 900# YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE America” label. And we live by a GRIMES – 15 RED ANG TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 1000# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. set of values that celebrate free - BENDIGO – 11 RED & BLK TESETED OPEN HFRS...... 900-950# SALE dom, liberty, and personal respon - THOMSEN – 10 BLK OPEN HFRS...... 900# TUESDAY, OCT. 10: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE UPERIOR IVESTOCK UCTION CHEDULE LEVIN – 10 BLK OPEN HFRS...... 900# S L A S : WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & sibility. By continuing to innovate BAKER – 10 RED TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 900# SALE DATE CATALOG DEADLINE VIDEO DEADLINE HFRT. SALE new, more effective workforce de - HARTY – 10 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 850-900# ABOR AY EP UG T EP T SPRING CALVES: FS=FALL SHOTS, NI=NO IMPLANTS TUESDAY, OCT. 17: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & L D XXXVIII S . 14, 2017 A . 28, 2017 5:00 PM M S . 6, 2017 5:00 PM C velopment programs, we can help OLDENBERG & OLDENBERG – 300 BLK CLVS...... 400-450# YEARLING SALE Americans from all walks of life DALY – 250 BLK CLVS...... 400-450# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & BRUNS – 235 BLK CLVS; FS...... 400-500# not only find good-paying jobs, but FRT ALE Marit Clawson, Mgr. GUNN – 140 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS,NI...... 400-500# H . S PLA Café meaningful careers they can grow ROSETH CATTLE CO – 120 BLK CLVS; FS,NI...... 400-450# Mon-Fri, 6 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. • Extended hours on sale days. in. BARBER – 100 BLK CLVS; FS,NI...... 400-450# GITTINGS RANCH – 95 BLK & RED CLVS; NI...... 400-450# Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering Keep supporting R-CALF USA! video sale as an additional service to our PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). R-CALF USA is our voice in government consignors, with questions about the video Markets to represent U.S. cattle producers in please call, Jerry Roseth at VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. Upcoming sales & Midwest Cooperatives trade marketing issues. Join today 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at consignments can be viewed on the Internet at www.philiplivestock.com, or on the DTN: Click on 605-515-0186 or Randy Curtis in the & help make a difference! SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL End of Day 8/14/17 Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $4.36 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $6.09 TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: Milo ...... $2.46 Corn ...... $2.61 JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman THOR ROSETH, Owner DAN PIROUTEK, Market Rep. PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION Millet ...... $6.50 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 SFS Birdseed ...... $16.75 (605) 641-1042 Cell (605) 515-0186 (605) 859 2577 New Crop 2017 BILLY MARKWED, Fieldman LYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer BAXTER ANDERS, Fieldman Midland • (605) 567-3385 Wasta • (605) 685-4862 www.philiplivestock.com SFS Birdseed ...... $17.25 Reva • (605) 866-4670 Corn ...... $2.73