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Number 26 Volume 107 ioneer eview February 21, 2013 A Publication of RPaPvellette Piublicoations, Innc., Philiep, Souteh Dakotr a 57567. Ther rOfficial Neewspapevr of Haaikon Ceounty,w South Dakota. Copyright 1981. Haakon Board of Education Stronger Economies Together approves 2013-2014 calendar by Del Bartels lic. The rest of the board voted for and 11th grade students will be During its Monday, February 18 the first suggested calendar, with April 2-4. Ninth and 10th grade meeting, the Haakon School Dis - Nelson voting nay. The proposed students will have their own test - trict Board of Education officially calendars are displayed on the dis - ings, a type of precursor to the approved the calendar for school trict’s website. American College Testing program, year 2013-2014. Classes are due to In other business, maintenance but these will not be individualized begin August 21 and Christmas director and custodial supervisor to the point of determining if a spe - break will be from 1:30 p.m. Fri - Mike Gebes has tendered his resig - cific student may need pro - day, December 20, to first bell Mon - nation, affective July 1. The board grammed study halls next year. day, January 6. Homecoming is not accepted the resignation. “He’s All sports will have a potluck Wall Mayor Dave Hahn identifying him - set yet because the football sched - done a great job here,” said More - awards time on May 9. It will be a self with a community capital. ule has not yet been made. hart. The position will be adver - simple handing out of rewards, Tanya McIlravy addressed the tised in town and outside of the without a rehash of the season by “The third installment of board, “I am back again, because I community. the coaches. Baer believes even Stronger Economies Together was feel there is support.” She is not in An executive session was held this might take some time. very well attended, with great dis - favor of starting school before concerning personnel and negotia - The National Honor Society in - cussion, and as we neared the end Labor Day (September 2). Stated tions. No action was taken after the doctrination will be April 22. Baer of the evening, enthusiasm about reasons included family time and session. hopes it will be more of a dress-up why we are coming together in vacations, the nice community School district wages for the affair with more importance con - these meeting was most definitely swimming pool, and athletic prac - month of January totaled nected to it. growing,” said Lindsey Hildebrand, tices could be earlier in the day in - $1,627.50 for an equivalent of 24 In his superintendent’s report, executive director for the Wall Bad - Ryan Willert, Kadoka, Kent Bucholtz, Philip, and Patty Groven, Kadoka. working stead of after classes in the heat of days of substitutes. For hourly Morehart said that 215 kids partic - lands Area Chamber of Commerce. on a small group activity at the third Stronger Economies Together meeting. the afternoon. She thought a later wages, a total of more than $28,764 ipated in the annual Philip AAU Hildebrand was referring to the starting date would be more mean - was required for an equivalent of Wrestling Tournament, February meeting in Wall, Tuesday, Febru - ingful to the students. 2,659.47 hours. 18. He guessed that 500-600 people ary 12. The first community discus - Nancy Haigh stated that she Board member Anita Peterson attended total. “They all pitched in, sion among members of the Bad- liked the calendar that was later reported that the Associated School cleaned the bleachers, great effort,” lands/Bad River Region communi - voted for by the board. She did not Boards of South Dakota is tracking said Morehart. The elementary ties had been held in Kadoka, and like going on extra Fridays, as was bills in legislation and lobbying in parent/teacher conferences had 98 the second in Philip. The fourth suggested by McIlravy’s offered cal - Pierre. One issue is protective trust percent turn out. Deep Creek coun - gathering will be in Midland at the endar. Haigh related that at least (worker compensation). She said try student will be losing one stu - Open Bible Church, March 12, some students did not like the idea that their website is being redone, dent because of a family moving starting at 4:45 p.m. Tentatively, of classes on Fridays at all. and she praised their webinars. away, reducing the attendance the meeting will include a tour of Superintendent Keven Morehart “Basically, we should all get online down to four students. Stroppel Inn and Bathhouse. said that the teachers, except for more often and see what is going The city of Philip has invited Kari O’Neill, community devel - three, preferred the first calendar on,” said Peterson. This year the school board members to attend opment field specialist, reported suggested by him. Three voiced ASBSD is working on math cus - the city’s board of equalization that Dave Hahn, mayor of Wall, preference for the third suggested tomization for the common core meeting, Monday, March 18, at said, “As we began to meet, I ques - calendar, which would have started program. 4:00 p.m. in the commissioner’s tioned where we as a region could classes September 3. In his secondary principal’s re - room. Schools do not pay property go but this process has created an Attendees include people who have been to each meeting and newcomers. Large Board member Mark Nelson port, Mike Baer praised the one-act taxes, but do benefit from them. enthusiasm within our communi - group and smaller group discussions were held. Courtesy photos asked for when the calendar had to play cast and crew at the state fes - The next scheduled board of ed - ties and I look forward to the be approved, maybe allowing for tival. Parent/teacher conferences ucation meeting will be at 7:00 progress of planning for our future. each other more and more each works others can bring to the table. more time to compare the sugges - had a 90 percent turnout. Dakota p.m., Monday, March 18, in room We have been able to get to know time and the end result will benefit We cannot continue to watch these tions and more input from the pub - STEP testing for seventh, eighth A-1 of the Philip High School. us all.” factors get worse. We must act now The purpose of SET is to help for results in the next one to five rural communities and counties to years. Many impacts will last far work together in creating and put - beyond that. We believe our efforts Haakon County Farm Bureau Federation ting into action an economic devel - will positively impact all residents opment blueprint. This plan is to of the region; specifically small build on the current and growing businesses. This will encourage economic strengths of the region. people to live, work, raise their The premise is that creating, at - family and retire here. tracting and retaining jobs as a sin - Upcoming modules will be: ex - gle rural county in isolation is be - ploring opportunities for a stronger coming increasing ineffective. Eco - regional economy, strategies for en - nomic development progress is hancing the regional economy, dis - more likely to be realized when covering assets as well as barriers, rural counties work together as a planning for success, and measur - region to assess, design and imple - ing that success. Extra modules ment plans that build on their com - could incluce land use and plan - parative economic strengths. More ning, entrepreneurship, technol - information can be seen at http:// ogy/networking, and others. srdc.msstate.edu/set/phase3.html. Attendees to this meeting dis - The SET program is action ori - cussed that what the attributes are ented. Each step in the process is of a strong regional team. The supposed to lead to a real goal for group should be able to prepare for that region. The first of the nine obstacles, can assess its own make monthly meetings was an introduc - up of individual strengths, can en - Chad Hanrahan – Young Farmers and tion to the program. The second tice more partners, can promote ac - Ranchers. Photos by Del Bartels was for participants to profile their tion, and can advocate for its goals. region. This latest meeting was to The attendees discussed the as - Bill Slovek – Haakon County Farm Bu - begin building a strong regional sets within this region. This helped reau Federation chairman. team of individuals. The meeting in to identify people representing Midland will be geared toward de - these capitals, who should be asked Haakon County Farm Bureau Federation board. Back row, from left: Ed Morrison, veloping the vision and goals dis - to be involved in the SET process. by Del Bartels Steve Daly, Harlan Moos and Chad Hanrahan – Young Farmers and Ranchers The Haakon County Farm Bu - cussed in the early sessions. Financial assets include banks, en - representative. Front: Leanne Neuhauser – secretary, Bill Slovek – president, Small groups came up with spe - dowments, community funds and reau Federation held its annual and Fred Foland – vice president, Not shown: Tom Clements – treasurer. meeting, Wednesday, February 13, cific names of people to ask to be in - funding agencies. Natural assets at The Steakhouse meeting room in the United States, so I recommend volved in SET. Reasons for involve - include parks and recreation, con - Philip. you fill out the form,” said Mes - ment are also a call for action. This servation groups, government Bill Slovek, local federation pres - man. Templates for the forms are region is facing declining popula - agencies, farmers and ranchers. ident, opened the meeting with on the SPCC website. tions, fewer jobs, housing short - Cultural strengths include cultural general federation concerns, then Mesman recommended the up - ages, aging residents, youth outmi - and religious groups, museums and introduced the other speakers. coming SPCC meeting in Wall, gration and economic instability. historical societies. Human assets Young Farmers and Ranchers February 26, at 10:00 a.m. in the People are coming together as a include facilitators, educators, representative Chad Hanrahan community building. “I’m kind of part of the SET program to find so - trainers, workforce groups, service talked about the educational and surprised we are getting two EPA lutions to these issues. The team agencies, economic developers, mentoring benefits of the program, personnel on the ground in South includes a varied group of people board members. Social strengths with access to many resources, but, could be civic clubs and organiza - which is geared to farmers and Dakota,” said Mesman. He will Wayne Smith – S.D. executive director. ranchers ages 18-35. YFR’s winter keep federation members apprised we also need the talents and net - tions, “people who know people,” conference was January 17-20 in of SPCC developments. ganization useful to everybody.” and people with links to outside re - Oacoma. YFR ongoing topics in - South Dakota Farm Bureau Fed - Some top federation concerns are sources. Political assets are elected clude the beef industry advance - eration Executive Director Wayne the animal care issues. “We have ganization.” and appointed officials, congres - ments, cattle market insights, shel - Smith began his presentation by very good animal abuse statutes Glenn Parsons and Slovek both sional staff and delegates and po - terbelts, farm horticulture projects, asking what attendees liked about right now,” said Smith, who does had closing comments. Parsons litical groups. Assets that are or weather insurance, trends in agro - ranching. He agreed that the cer - not believe the word “felony” suggested the local organization can be built include telecommuni - nomic practices and programs tain amount of freedom experi - should be put on the law books. An - work with the Philip Chamber of cations, utilities, industrial parks available for beginners. Next year’s enced by a landowner comes with a other issue is trying to keep the as - Commerce to construct a public and other businesses. conference will be in Aberdeen. responsibility, “We are providing a sessed valuation of production land restroom area in downtown Philip. The group will involve people Hanrahan said that the confer - Lowell Mesman – West River regional product that everyone needs,” said in check. The attempted sale of the He is looking for feedback on the with varying levels of power and ences are for everyone, YFR mem - manager. Smith. Some changes, if possible, DM&E railroad by the Canadian idea of such a comfortable, visitor- interest. People with low power or bers or not. case there is ever an oil spill. Mes - wished for by attendees ranged Pacific Railroad is a large concern oriented public area. Slovek agreed drive and with low interest are not The next speaker was Lowell man said that the rules, “originally from less government regulation to for local producers. If it is not sold that the federation wants to put its worth recruiting. The group should Mesman, West River regional man - had milk in there as an oil, and more control over the weather. by July 1, then the state of South dues and funds to a good, local use. be dynamic in “forming, storming, ager, who gave an update on the they got that taken out.” He said Smith asked for input on possi - Dakota may be forced to buy it. “It In South Dakota, there is one norming, performing” its plans. Environmental Protection Agency’s that the requirements for such self- ble changes to the Farm Bureau would be way better to sell it to a state bureau, two regions – West Performing is the phase where fuel tank containment rules. Spill certifying plans were if a certain Federation itself. “It’s hard for me, railroad,” said Smith, showing wor - River and East River, seven dis - groups become confident, their en - prevention, control countermea - amount of possible contaminants even with Farm Bureau, to support ries of private versus bureaucratic tricts and 44 organized counties ergy is channeled, they are com - sures (SPCC) rules and recent could possibly reach waters of the everything it does or stands for. attitudes of upkeep and efficiency. (some of which include more than fortable with new challenges, dis - amendments require landowners United States. “Most areas have Your input makes it go,” said Smith concluded with, “The heart one county). The federation’s web - putes are handled and goals are to have written plans in place in the possibility of reaching waters of Smith, “Your ideas make the or - of Farm Bureau is the county or - site is www.sdfbf.org. achieved.

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dents enrolled in over 97 non gov - ownership and curb livestock Credit Services in 2011, ernment schools. The South rustling. I argued that agriculture $21,735,593 is what the S.D. Gen - Legislative Updates Dakota Department of Education is South Dakota’s number one in - eral Fund did not receive over the expenditures per average daily dustry and we need to look at all last six years from not collecting by Senator Jim Bradford schools, especially in more remote tions Committee. Issues may first member, 2011-2012 school year possible steps to protect the live - the six percent Bank Franchise District 27 rural areas, would love to have this be heard for testimony and policy was a statewide average cost per stock producer. Tax from Credit Unions and Farm It’s hard to believe but week six “problem” as they are more likely considerations in another commit - student was $7,752 and this cost HB1187 also was to provide al - Credit Services. As regulations of the S.D. 2013 Legislature has to see declining enrollment. tee, but eventually makes their does not include capital expendi - ternative brand inspection proce - bears down on community banks ended with 24 days out of 38 day School funding is certainly my way to Appropriations when any tures and bond redemption. I voted dures for certain rodeo livestock. and small towns lose access to fi - session completed. February 20 top priority as a legislator. Unfor - tax dollars are attached. In the to pass HB1128 feeling strongly This bill was brought to the com - nancial services I have to wonder marks the cross-over day which is tunately, this important decision is case of school funding, often these that all students are part of South mittee by Rep. Heinert. It would why Congress continue’s to allow the point in time where all bills typically made towards the very bills go to the House or Senate Ed - Dakota and saying other wise is put in place a permanent brand in - expansion of tax exempt entities at must be completed in their house of end of the session. We know that ucation Committees and then are hypocritical. spection for rodeo company’s that the expense of the taxpayers. As origin and travel to the other leg - schools are struggling to make up referred to Appropriations. The HB1135 was a highly con - are moving livestock to different these entities expand tax revenue islative body. We have very full for the budget cuts of past years. day I attended this committee, Feb - tentious bill that caused a lot of de - areas of the state on a regular coming into the state general fund agendas both in committees and on You’ve heard many of the numbers ruary 13, the Senate Appropria - bate on the floor. It regulates ac - basis. It passed out of committee will continue to decline which will the floor as this deadline quickly before. We are dead last in average tions Committee listened to six dif - cess to and use of non-meandered with 13 yeas and zero nays. directly effect our schools, roads approaches. teacher salary. Perhaps even worse ferent school funding bills. All bills waters on private property. S.D. This week we were entertained and government services. I serve on the Senate Health and news is that the gap behind #49 are being deferred to a later date as Wild Life Federation and the S.D. with a banquet by the Independent As always, you can contact me at Judiciary Committees but I also (North Dakota) continues to widen. Appropriators await the Revenue Game Fish & Parks were highly Community Bankers of South the House Chamber number 773- spent most of one morning this North Dakota’s average teacher Estimates which are scheduled to opposed to this bill. It is the result Dakota Association. I have to say 3851. Leave a phone number and week listening to the Senate Ap - now makes close to $7,000 more be presented by the S.D. Depart - of flooding in the northeast part of that the information I came away I’ll call you back. The fax number propriations Committee. They than the average South Dakota ment of Revenue during the last the state in the past few years. We with was enlightening to say the is 773-6806. If you send a fax, ad - were scheduled to hear a wide va - teacher. Wyoming does even better week of February. Day after day, heard testimony from land owners least. I want to leave you with dress it to Rep. Elizabeth May. riety of bills on school funding and and in the western part of our the appropriators hear requests for that corn fields were being dam - some facts that I’m sure many peo - During session, email me at I’m always interested in that dis - state, we have already seen some of money from the General Fund, and aged by sportsmen and concerns ple are not aware off. Thirty-nine [email protected]. You can keep cussion. I thought I’d use this our best and brightest teachers go must eventually make recommen - about the safety of their self and percent is the effective tax rate of track of bills and committee meet - week’s column to share some infor - there, whether they are new college dations to the House and Senate as private property was in question. I most South Dakota Banks, 2.32 ings at http://legis.state.sd.us/. You mation on this vital topic. grads or experienced teachers. to where we place our priorities. confer with the V Amendment of percent is the effective tax rate of can also use this link to find the The good news for South Dakota Even the statistics gathered which Every project in the state wants the U.S. Constitution that reads,” Farm Credit Services in South legislators, see what committees schools is that they continue to adjust for cost of living differences money for a wide variety of proj - No person shall be deprived of life, Dakota, 0.00% is the effective tax they are on, read all the bills and grow. This school year, there were still put South Dakota at the very ects. Will we put our schools first in liberty, or property, without due rate of all S.D. Federal Credit track the status of each bill, listen 1,700 more students than last year. bottom when compared to our line or wait until the very end of process of law; nor shall private Unions, $89,386,262 is the total in - to committee hearings, and contact Next school year (2013-14) we are neighbors. As more of our teaching the line and give them the left - property be taken for public use, come of Credit Union’s and Farm the legislators. projected to grow by another 1,600 workforce nears retirement, how overs? Let’s hope this session we without just compensation.” Had students. The challenge that much longer can we really afford to can start to make up for the big the S.D. Wild Life Federation or growth imposes affects both local continue with business as usual? cuts we’ve taken in the past and S.D. Game Fish & Parks asked for school districts and state govern - Any piece of legislation which re - have yet to make up, even in part. permission to carry out hunting ment as we attempt to direct re - quires an appropriation of funds I invite you to contact me with and fishing on private property and School district dividend sources towards our schools. Some must go through the Appropria - your questions and concerns on allowed compensation to the land these topics or any of interest to owner either through tax relief or you. I may be reached at 605-685- hunting fees I think this could of 4241 or [email protected]. been settled. The problem has been * * * * * * * * on going for nine years with no ac - by Representative tion. It passed the floor with a 37 Elizabeth May yeas and 32 nays. Well another busy week! Due to HB1089 an act to require the snow storm Monday session statewide livestock ownership in - was cancelled and we met on Fri - spection was brought to the com - day for a make-up day. mittee by Rep. Dean Schrempp. He HB1151 extended the general stated his ongoing concern with the immunity from liability for direc - lack of inspections that are being tors and officers of certain non - conducted. Currently there is no profit fire and ambulance depart- brand inspection East River. Last ments and to limit certain actions year there were only 11 inspections for personal injury or death. This of livestock crossing the river and bill will ensures our local voluntary eight inspections the year before. firemen and EMT providers will S.D. Department of Agriculture, not be held responsible for acci - National Cattlemen's Beef Associ - PaREntS of PHS JunioRS … The meeting to plan the Prom dents going to emergencies in pri - ation, Farm Bureau and S.D. Live - banquet will be Monday, March 4, at 7:00 pm in the FACS room. vate vehicle. stock Markets all came out in oppo - HB1128 was brought to the floor sition to this bill stating it was cost to allow home school students the fREE taX PREPaRation … AARP TaxAide will be providing prohibitive. After considerable de - The Haakon School District 27-1 has received $1,961.53 as a 2012 dividend opportunity to participate in the free federal tax return preparations at the Bad River Senior Citi - bate was heard it passed on to the through a South Dakota school safety group dividend program. This is part of Opportunity Scholarship program. zen’s Center in Philip on tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The serv - floor by a vote of seven yeas and six $242,135.79, or 10.76 percent, to all schools participating in the program by After debate on the floor the bill did ice is open to all ages with emphasis on low and middle income tax - nays. I feel strongly that state wide EMC insurance companies. The notice from EMC stated, “Our continued growth not pass with a vote of 35 yeas and payers. Call Bob McDaniel, 859-2227, for appointment or more in - brand inspection would help with in South Dakota schools and with profitable loss history, we have an excellent 35 nays. South Dakota non-govern - formation. the on going problem of livestock chance for future dividends. The dividend payments are also a reflection of the ment funded schools save taxpay - being transported across the river continued support of our schools to implement and follow proper safety initia - ers $128,985,528 with 16,639 stu - to have your non-PRofit meeting listed here, please sub - without proper documentation of tives. EMC is committed to keeping our schools safe with our loss control infor - mit them by calling: 859-2516, or e-mailing to: ads@pioneer- mation with videos, tech sheets and our CD is designed just for the schools.” review. com. 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There will be a dance for Haakon oned dance will be one can of food. School District seventh and eigth Collections will go to the local food Resource conservation speech graders, Thursday, March 14, in pantry. Ravellette Publications, Inc. the elementary gymnasium. Volunteer parents, headed by contest – local, area and state The disc jockey will again be Misty Green, are providing dances Letters Policy Mike Seagar, who will provide the and other activities for this age sound and lighting systems. In - group just for the fun of it. Thurs - The 52nd annual resource con - March 23. The top two winners Ravellette Publications is happy to receive letters concerning comments on any news servation speech contest, open to from the local contest will compete story or personal feeling on any subject. We do reserve the right to edit any offensive ma - stant photos, with optional acces - days evenings are being selected so terial and also to edit to fill the allotted space. We also reserve the right to reject any or all sories, will again be available, as country students will not have to all high school students, will have at the area contest, which will be letters. will be bottled water. come back into town on a weekend for its 2013 topic, “The Economic on or before April 6. Two winners Our deadline for insertion in the Thursday issue is the preceding Monday at 5:00 p.m. The door charge for this chaper - night. Impact of Conservation on Amer - will be chosen from each of the Letters intended for more than one Ravellette Publications newspaper should be mailed ica.” seven South Dakota Natural Re - or hand delivered to each individual newspaper office. All letters must bear the original signature, address and telephone number of the author. Entry forms and contest rules for source area contests. The 14 re - POLITICAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: No political letters are to run the two weeks the five-minute speeches are avail - maining speakers will compete at prior to an election. able at the Haakon County Conser - the state finals, which will be held The “Letters” column is intended to offer readers the opportunity to express their opin - ... by Del Bartels vation District at 859-2186. Shelia in Pierre, April 20. ions. It is not meant to replace advertising as a means of reaching people. Bad apples Trask is the new Haakon County The first, second and third place This publication’s goal is to protect the first amendment guarantee of free speech. Your One rotten apple spoils the whole barrel. For one thing, do apples comments are welcomed and encouraged. Conservation District manager. speakers at state will win $1,100, come in barrels anymore? I understand that sensationalism drives the First will be the local contest, $750 and $450 respectfully. Certifi - The Pioneer Review • P.O. 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Philip FFA chapter of - I cannot walk for a mile in everybody else’s’ shoes, but I can strive to ficers ran the Black Hills animal nursery, with hundreds of visiters passing at least walk beside the other person for a few minutes. Some outlooks through to look at the variety of animals. The freshman and sophomore FFA stu - dents attended the 2013 Black Hills Stock Show Angus show and also investi - will not change for me, and maybe shouldn’t. There is a saying that a E-MAIL ADDRESSES: gated the hundreds of educational booths set up in the civic center, learning white glove stuck in the mud does not make the mud glovey. But, at ADS: [email protected] more about agriculture, how agriculture is run, and learning more and more on least I might be better able to determine that a bad apple is indeed not NEWS: [email protected] how important agriculture is and how it benefits our world. From left are Avery the entire barrel. Maybe I’ll even put up with Facebook. 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anne Parsons went to Rapid City Boyd Waara came in alone and by Bob Fanning Grindstone News and brought Shayla (Parsons) De - said that Jeannie was home nurs - Field Specialist, Winner laney’s two boys home with them to ing a bad cold. John and Arnis Extension News Regional Extension Center by Mary Eide • 859-2188 spend some time with their grand - Knutson were just arriving as I parents. Their dad, Jeremy, came was leaving. You need to just sit It has been nearly seven years Morrisons. We got the first calf down and got them Sunday. down and listen to others and you Crop & Livestock Workshop Loose Smut and Common Bunt Saturday, Peggy Staben, Mike will learn that the world has Just a reminder of the Crop and (also known as stinking smut) ap - since Kenneth has been gone and it February 16. March 2, 1989, we got has been a never ending job of sort - three inches of snow. March 4, it and Marcia West and Donna New - treated you pretty good. Livestock Workshop at the Jones pear in some wheat fields every man all attended the open house I made an appointment to meet County Courthouse in Murdo, be - year. These are two pathogens for ing out things to keep or throw was 10˚ below zero and 10 inches of away. If the kids don’t want it or snow. On February 14, 1990, for Jerry Stilwell in Kadoka. with Bob McDaniel to get my in - ginning at 1:00 pm, Friday, March which proper fungicide seed treat - Warren and Shirley Sweezy come tax done. I usually had to go 1, 2013. In addition to the topics ments are very effective. It is know someone else who wants it, it cloudy and snow, about eight de - has to go. There are things here grees above zero and on February came to Donna Newman’s Satur - to Rapid City, but as I don’t do the mentioned in last weeks’ column, strongly believed that Loose Smut day and had dinner with her. Mike farm income anymore, there is no plans are to also address manage - and Common Bunt could be virtu - from Kenneth’s folks that have no 26, 1990, the wind blew hard and value or of importance to keep. was moving the soil, otherwise and Debbie Clements were also out need to go there. Marvin takes care ment strategies to deal with crop - ally eliminated if all wheat produc - for dinner and enjoyed visiting of all the farm taxes now. land that has been damaged by ers used recommended seed treat - Then you run into those things 1990 was a good year, but I had to that you did not even know existed. pump a lot of water. with them. Sunday, February 17, The Philip AAU wrestlers were fire. Call Bob Fanning at 842-1267 ments. Donna enjoyed dinner with Glenn in Kadoka for a tournament Sun - for more information. In general, seed treatments: aid Some of it goes back to 1906, a lot February 15, 1993, six inches of of years of accumulation. Well, any - snow on the ground, only 10˚ above Parsons prior to going to church. day, February 17, and were also in fungicide Seed treatments in managing the biotic stresses, Marvin and Vicki Eide drove another one in Philip, February 18, for Spring Wheat are effective only days to weeks way, I am getting there, I think. In zero. February 16, 1993, 10˚ below reading some of Kenneth’s old di - zero. February 4, 1993, Governor Vicki’s mom, Rita Ramsey, Phyllis President’s Day. I attended the Fungicide seed treatments are (although new chemistry is prom - Ramsey, and Mary Eide to Rapid tournament in Philip. Keagan and used when planting many agricul - ising longer periods of protection), aries, that he wrote every day, he Mickelson went down in his plane listed every piece of machinery that and the same day was the Waco, City to watch Kiley Sieler play in a Jensen placed first in Kadoka and tural crops and are helpful in pro - are used as the principal insurance basketball tournament. Doug Ram - Colby placed second. It is nice moting stand establishment and against pests, and help the seed was ever bought and when they Texas, standoff. Set fire to the were overhauled, when the oil was building and a lot of lives were lost. sey rode up to Rapid City with his when we are unable to attend, that seedling vigor. Seed treatments and seedlings make it to the stage son, Chad, as Paulette was coach - Christa texts us to let us know how also help preserve yield potential when they can make their own en - changed in each one, what he In 1993, we got three cuttings of payed for them, what they were alfalfa. The only year I can remem - ing a basketball team up there for the boys are doing. and prevent quality losses in grain ergy (get the seed up and out of the the tournament. Some went to I enjoyed visiting with Jan Wine - by preventing certain seed and ground). sold for when traded in, how many ber we ever did this. bushels of grain was planted and in March 4, 1994, melting snow and watch both teams play. Christa, gar at the Rapid City basketball soil-borne diseases. Utilizing a seed treatment Brayden and Aven Fitch also at - games. Jan and Bill’s granddaugh - There are many pathogens builds the foundation for a healthy which strip, and acre of ground. the dams are all running out the When his granddaughters were spillways, 60˚ above zero. I lost a tended to watch Kiley play. Kiley’s ter was also playing ball. Jan told found in the soil which cause plant. Healthy roots are the first team won their first game 14 to 8 me that she was retiring from her seedling diseases and contribute to step to building the yield potential born, he usually had something to good friend and brother-in-law, Bill say about each of them and what Oldenburg. and lost the second game to Philip’s job in July of this year. I asked her the root/crown rot complex in you desire. Without that strong team 14 to 19, which was coached what she planned on doing then? wheat. The root/crown rot complex base, your yield potential is lim - they were doing every day. As I I was reading where we drove to was reading those diaries the other Whitewood to the dances at the by RaeAnn Snyder. We all re - She said that she planned to do a can include one or more of the dis - ited from the start and all other in - turned home and Doug rode back lot of volunteer work for her eases, Common Root Rot, Fusar - puts become less valuable. day, he wrote about Carla Eide get - Wagon Wheel Hall. It was upstairs ting her first car to drive to high and about 10 or 12 couples would home with us, as did Carla and church. She said that will keep her ium Root Rot, Take-All, Rhizocto - Healthy seedling development pro - Taegan. Kiley stayed in Rapid City pretty busy. nia Root Rot, and Pythium Root motes good stands and greater school. He said that she came down go and take their kids along. Mar - to talk to him about it and was wor - vin Eide and Orrin Carstensen with her teammates. Marvin, You have to be careful on our Rot. These pathogens are always yield potential. Vicki, Carla and Taegan returned roads, especially on the curves, as present in the soil at some level, Seed treatment has been and ried that she might upset it on the learned to dance some of the older Carstensen curve, as she had heard dance steps there. It would be the to Rapid City at 7:00 a.m. Sunday it has been so dry and it is hard to waiting to take advantage of slow continues to be a very economic morning for Kiley’s 9:00 a.m. game. keep the washboard out on them. germination, slow early develop - and effective disease management how many others had done just wee hours of the morning when we that. She did just fine and never got home. Now when people are out Kiley’s team won this game, which The road graders are not able to get ment, and unfavorable environ - tool in South Dakota wheat pro - I think got them second place in decent dirt to fill them in with. ment for wheat seedlings. These duction. To see the complete list of upset on that curve, but in later all night, I wonder why they do years she upset the blazer at the such things. You don’t suppose the tournament. Philip came home Then of course, at night you have pathogens have similar symptoms Seed Treatment products available with first place. I was bushed and to watch out for the black cattle and can cause poor overall health check out “Managing Crop Dis - foot of the Walker hill. He had that they could have learned it from documented also. their parents do you? just stayed home to rest. I did go that have crawled out to nip at the and vigor of the plant. These dis - eases with Seed Treatments”: into Philip Sunday to breakfast at grass in the road ditches. They are eases often result in thin, uneven http://igrow.org/up/resources/03- Kenneth would tell each time the Bill Gottsleben has been very girls came and brought him cake or busy this week. He is lambing and the senior citizen center. looking for grass, as the pastures stands, spindly stalks, small 3001-2012.pdf. “Seed Treatment I enjoyed visiting with Martin are all grazed off so close. The cat - spikes, empty/white heads, Fungicide Options for Wheat In cookies and called them care pack - calving his heifers out. ages. Which they did often through Wayne Schultz, who lives in the and Vera Nelson, Dr. Dave Hol - tle are hard to see after dark. Peo - stunted plants, weak early growth, South Dakota”: http://pubstorage. man, D.J. Rush and family, Bob ple are worried about seeing deer, yellowing of foliage, and reduced sdstate.edu/AgBio_Publications/ar the years. After they were grown, old Gottsleben house, has been they would bring him a gift and he gone to California to spend some McDaniel, Emily Kroetch, Chuck but they are easier to see than a yield and quality. ticles/FS965.pdf. and Kay Kroetch, and Don Carley. black critter. The primary recommendation Calendar would always list it in his diary as time with his brother, who lives a care package. near Bakersfield, Calif. Some were talking about trips they John and Arnis Knutson stayed to avoid the effects of the 2/27/: Managing Drought Risk had been on and others were talk - home and worked on Valentine’s root/crown rot complex is a diverse on the Ranch Webinar, 10:00 a.m. I thought this item from his I have a new great-nephew. diary may be of some interest to Tucker and Jesse Smith have a ing about their lives prior to mov - Day, then went to Rapid City Feb - crop rotation which includes one or (MT), SD Regional Extension Cen - ing to Philip. I enjoyed listening to ruary 15 where they purchased more broadleaf crops. The proper ters our readers: Valentine’s Day 1989, new baby boy. His name is Myer snowed one inch and was 16˚. Allen and his little brother, Logan, the conversations, as it is nice to some new furniture. They also met choice of fungicide seed treatments 3/1: Crop & Livestock Work - get to know people better. You Arnis’s sister, Gayle and Ralph can also help protect the young shop, 1:00 p.m. (CT), Jones County Carla and Christa spent the night thinks he is pretty nice and I won - with us as Marvin and Vicki went der if he will want to give his mom learn what makes them tick and to Matz for supper. (Arnis said that seedlings and get them off to a Courthouse, Murdo know their life was not always a good start. to the hills snowmobiling with the much help with the baby. This makes four grandchildren for Keith bed of roses and maybe it still isn’t. continued on page 8 and Debbie, two girls and two boys. I will not give any details about the Zombie A(cow)calypse baby as they will have a picture and details later in the paper. James D. Stangle DVM In January, Mike and Gretchen Rausch moved their daughter, brains to cattle had not produced Midwest Remember mad cow disease? Mad fect between 150 and 300 cattle. Annie Jo, and her family to Wasta. cow disease first appeared in the mad cows. Consequently, the Colchesteres have They have bought a house about United Kingdom (UK) in 1986, no 5. Protein analysis of sheep proposed a theory that mad cow dis - three blocks from Mike and case had ever been diagnosed prior scrapie and mad cow disease show ease came from infected human re - Gretchen, so they have their grand - to that. The peak number of cases different profiles. mains imported from India winding children closer to enjoy now. Annie Cooperatives occurred in 1992 when the UK was 6. Injecting sheep scrapie and mad up in animal protein supplement. Jo has three boys. She has been diagnosing more than 1,500 case a cow disease into genetically modified Tests will need to be done to prove home on maternity leave since the week in cattle; overall more than mice produced different brain le - or disprove this theory. The steps baby was born, but returned to 180,000 cases were diagnosed. sions. taken to prevent any more mad cow work Monday at the Wall Drug Annual Meeting In 1995, a new type of human So, if the disease did not come disease have proven successful, but Store. brain disease named variant from sheep, where did it come from? for the wrong reason. We stopped Gretchen said she was not work - Creutzfeldt – Jakob disease (vCJD) The Colchesters looked for other feeding animal protein to all live - ing at Wall Drug when they had Thursday, February 21st emerged. This led to the hypothesis prominent sources of animal protein. stock because we thought the source the basement flooded from a bro - that mad cow disease caused vCJD. They discovered that during the was rendered sheep and cattle when ken water main, but said there was 5:30 p.m. More than 150 cases of vCJD were 1960s and 1970s the UK imported it may actually have been human re - about four feet of water in the base - diagnosed in the UK over the course hundreds of thousands of tons of mains fed to cattle and then cattle ment and the kitchen is still closed of 10 years. If you do the math, that whole and crushed bones and animal fed back to humans. due to equipment getting damaged. Legion Hall in Philip is one case of vCJD per three million protein from India. I would like to propose another the - They are having a professional servings of beef. The risk was very Here is where the story gets ory. Cattle and humans weren’t the crew come in to help clean up the Please RSVP by calling 859-2501 low, but scary none the less. creepy, the animal protein coming only species affected by mad cow dis - mess and get it all back together. The big question in all of this was out of India tested positive for ease. Cats got it, too. Fifty to 75 cats They want to get it done as soon as how did the cows develop mad cow human remains. were diagnosed with mad cow dis - possible as tourist season will soon disease in the first place? The pre - The two doctors investigated the ease during the outbreak. Were the be here. dominant theory was that a similar Indian culture and discovered that cats eating beef or was the same Friday, Donna Newman and Di - disease in sheep, sheep scrapie, was Hindus believe it is essential for source of protein used in the produc - causing it. Almost all dead animals their remains after death to be dis - tion of pet food? in the UK were taken to a renderer posed of in a river, preferably the What’s scary is that humans eat and boiled down, and then the ani - Ganges. An important local trade for pet food. Toddlers will readily sit mal protein was fed back to the live - peasants is collection of bones and down at the dog dish when no one is stock. In the 1960s and 1980s carcasses for the manufacturing of looking. Also, pet food contains a lot changes were made to the rendering meat and bone meal. This includes of salt. This is not because pets like process which in theory allowed the the collection of human cadavers. In salt, but because people like salt. Pet    disease agent to survive and be 2004, a group of volunteers cam - food companies know that pet passed on to cows. paigning to reduce river pollution re - owner’s sometimes taste their pet’s    
Two doctors in the UK, Alan and trieved 60 human corpses in two food to see if it is any good, therefore    Nancy Colchester, challenged this days from a 10 km stretch of the salt is added to please the owners.     theory because, to them it did not Ganges. that is one corpse every The pets couldn’t care less. make sense for several reasons: 10th of a mile for six miles! So, my theory is that another    1. Sheep scrapie has existed in the Further investigation showed that source of vCJD could in fact be direct   
UK for 200 years. India has an incidence of 150 natu - human consumption of human ca - 2. Sheep remains have been fed to rally occurring human CJD cases davers via pet food. I know, GROSS! cattle for 70 years. per year. Since India is 80 percent Could this possibly explain how five 3. Changes in the rendering Hindu that means 120 CJD cadav - vegetarians acquired vCJD?  process did little to affect the ers end up in the river annually. The The Center for Disease Control ac -  

 amount of scrapie agent in the feed. Colchesters estimated that a single tually has a web page for zombie 

 4. Feeding scrapie infected sheep human cadaver could potentially in - apocalypse preparedness. I think   they should be looking into this.

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Elderly Meals dictorian of her high school class, are mentioned in the Old Testa - In the Somerset Court dining The family of Bill Lutz had a get- late brownies with coconut frost - thursday, feb. 21: Roast mother of 10 sons and eight daugh - ment and 55 in the New Testa - room is a poster reminding us to together in the activity garden at ing. We also elected our 2013 St. Beef, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, ters. She was active in the Midland ment. Sometimes in the Old Testa - vote for our favorite St. Valentine’s Somerset Court on the evening of Valentine’s Day king and queen, Carrots, Roll, Fruit. Lutheran church; Midland news ment, God would show his power to king and queen. They do not have February 13. Charlie and Joanne Hathaway, friday, feb. 22: Potato En - correspondent for the Philip Pio - let people know that He was God. to be a married couple. February 13, at Somerset Court who received crowns, our warm crusted Cod, Twice Baked Mashed neer Review and the Pierre Capitol Jesus always gave God the credit Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at we played a lot of whist and quid - wishes, and gifts of big cuddly Potatoes, Key Biscayne Veggies, Journal in the years 1967-2002. for His miracles. We have the mir - Somerset Court we had the activity dler. Marge Self, Marilyn Butts, teddy bears and boxes of choco - Roll, Diced Peaches. At Somerset Court February 9, acle of the gift of life. The spark of of goofy golf. Thank you to Sandy Sandy, and maybe others, had a lates. The St. Valentine’s Day din - Monday, feb. 25: Beef we had quilting with Sandy. Sandy life is a bit of God’s power. We can and Susan for picking up balls and good game of pool. ner (evening meal) at decorated ta - Rouladen, Red Mashed Potatoes, had some suggestions for some talk to God. Which is talking to keeping score. Those playing were Here is a couple weeks from Pa’s bles, treated us to New York strip Fried Cabbage, Roll, Fruit. very pretty quilt designs for the up - ourselves and asking if we are Fred, Marge, S., Irene McK., Floy, (Rolla Palmer’s) 1911 journal. Feb - steaks. tuesday, feb. 26: Roast coming Somerset Court auction in doing our best in following our in - Virginia, Denise, Mildred Y., and ruary 8, 1911. Took children to Paul Lupkes, whose wife, Gladys Turkey, Mashed Potatoes and June. Annette, Vivian, and Eileen structions to the best of our ability. Kay, Marilyn B., Eileen, Marcella, school. Went to Grindstone. Pfeif - sings with the group, was in the Gravy, Green Bean Casserole, Bis - sewed and Irene Cox cut blocks. Our instructions are to love one an - Myrna, and Vivian. Mildred won fer went with me. The 9th. Took audience. He has spoken at our cuit, Apple Pie Addie arranged fabrics. Sandy other and obey the 10 command - one game and Vivian the other. We the children to school. Sorted pota - non-denominational church meet - Wednesday, feb. 27: Pizza Day – ironed and laid out blocks and ments. We can ask for favors, and received generous Somerset Bucks toes. Phil (Doughty) and Eby came ings. Assorted Pizzas, Tossed Salad, brought brownies and ice water. God will say “Yes,” “No,” or “Not for playing and for winning. and got five bushels. Effie and I You remember when Carol and Garlic Bread, Fruit. Charlie and Marcella and John right now.” Somerset Court resident Lois went down to Jazek’s to spend the Al Vogan were here, we went to *** stopped in for sociability. There After church we played a lot of Schulz’ son, Steve, visited her at evening. February 10. Took the Wall Drug? Well that artist we Friday, February 8, 2013, at was also a table of whist being whist with Ina, Jim and Eleanor, lunch February 12. children to school. Husked corn. met, Mary Jo Van Dell, Stillwater, Somerset Court, we had music played at the same time. M.R. and Irene A., and quiddler with The chefs at Somerset Court Effie went to Grindstone. Very fine Minn., wrote me a letter on a piece with Skeeter. Thanks, Skeeter, for Hansen came for scrabble and we Irene C., Mary Lou, Addie and Vi - went all out to give us a cajun weather all this week. February 11. of antique paper. My sons, Wayne coming to sing our old favorites. found that quern is a hand held vian. M.R. came for scrabble and luncheon for Mardi Gras. They had Went to the dance over to Pleasant and M.R., and M.R.’s wife, Bar - We played a lot of whist before grain grinder. M.R. brought me a we found a new word we had never shrimp creole, crab cakes, red View. (Where was Pleasant View?) bara, who were here visiting, ad - lunch. Playing cards were Jim reprint of a great photo of Jean heard of: weber, a unit of magnetic beans with rice, okra, and corn on February 12. Sunday, slept all day. mired Mary Jo’s beautiful hand - Holmes, Shirley Hodgson, Irene Burns and me at the Grindstone flux. M.R. had encountered it in a the cob. White Stockings found a calf. writing. I shall treasure that letter. Cox and Vivian. Then Irene C. left Women’s Club Christmas dinner at physics class. We opened the jar of Tuesday bingo winners were Febraury 13. Went to Deep Creek, Mary Jo said she enjoyed Wall to play rummi-cube with Addie and the Bad River Senior Citizen’s Cen - pickles that Melissa had made and Mary K., Fred, Viv twice, Blanche got a load of lumber from Phil Drug and especially their fine col - Sandy and Marcella came to take ter a few years ago, when Jean brought and we agreed that they twice, Agnes and Florabelle. Di - Doughty and bought his wagon. lection of art work. She was Jim’s place. In the afternoon ses - gave me an amaryllis kit. Thank were fine dill pickles. Thanks, rectly after bingo we had the an - February 14. Phil fetched the pleased to see a painting done by a sion, there was a table of quiddler you, M.R. I still have that shirt and Melissa and Breck. We only like nual Somerset Court Mardi Gras wagon over. I started to build addi - friend of hers, Jack Roberts. She with Mary Lou, Susan and uniden - it is as good as ever. dills with hamburgers, so we will party. Our chef, P.J., made a beau - tion to the house. would like to hear more about tified others. There was also an - Juanita Denke Mair, Mt. View, have them ready. The amaryllis tifully decorated cake, (We took 1911 was a dreadfully dry year South Dakota lore. other table of whist being played. Wyo., (M.R. Hansen’s niece) said that Wayne and Gwynn gave me photos.) and in the cake was a one in western South Dakota. That Is anyone missing an almost new You can see I was a little fuzzy that she would contribute to the before Christmas has sent up a inch plastic baby doll. Florabelle year my parents spent the month Philip, S.D., horizons shopping there. M.R. Hansen endowment fund. He new stalk, which grows visibly day Powell was the Somerset Court res - of September visiting relatives in bag? One was found on third floor M.R. Hansen printed off a 100 of plans to use his unused South by day. February 10 it was 13 ident who found the “baby” in her eastern South Dakota, around Het - here at Somerset Court and since I Crystal Jackson’s cards of Virgil’s Dakota School of Mines and Tech - inches tall. I will keep you posted. piece of cake, so she won the title of land and Badger. Then they went am frm Philip, it was given to me. Wall Drug coffee still 5¢ cards for nology sick leave pay to set up a By evening, the weather front queen of the Mardi Gras, and a big to Brinnon, Wash., and rented a lit - Friday, February 15, at Somer - me. He explained that I only need fund. He will match the contribu - was past and I felt a lot better. colorful sun hat and a supersized tle house for the winter, near my set Court, we had fun with the ac - to write one a day and they would tions up to $20,000. Each contribu - February 12, Tuesday, Mardi necklace of bright beads. All the mother’s mother and stepfather, tivity of wheel of fortune. Thank last around three months. tor will receive a beautifully etched Gras! (Remember that Mardi Gras residents were provided with and Pa’s cousin, John Palmer. you to Susan and Sandy for writing Some Somerset Court residents glass, stemware or tumbler, as a monkey business, last year we had masks and shiny beads, so it was a On St. Valentine’s Day, at Som - up the puzzles and for passing the are in the hospital. We sent our token of appreciation. M.R.’s sister, a cake and in the cake was a baby festive occasion. erset Court, we had entertainment spinner and keeping track. Some of love. There are three persons that Carol, and her husband have con - doll about an inch and a half long, The new Somerset Court resi - of the Joyful Guys and Gals from the puzzles were quite entertain - I know of, Bill Lutz, Fred Ross, and tributed to the endowment fund. Whoever got the slice with the baby dent in apartment 329 is Evalynn Canyon Lake Senior Citizen Cen - ing. Ray Kraemer. (A late notice, our The fund would be used for the in it got to be king or queen of the McHenry. She had been from ter. There is a big group of them Somerset Court resident, Pat sympathy to the family of Bill benefit of SDSM&T. The names of Mardi Gras, with a crown and all.) Wessington Springs. and we always enjoy them very Staley, had a visit Friday, Febru - Lutz.) the donors will be included on a Monday at crafts with Amy, we The Rapid City Journal for Feb - much. They looked sharp dressed ary 15, fromher sister, Joan Craig, Alberta (Bert) Schneider is a new memorial plaque. made Mardi Gras masks. Shawn ruary 11 has a photo of Jamie in white shirts, blue vests, red Spearfish. resident at Somerset Court. She February 9, Rapid City Journal’s and Sandy were there to help. We Hagan, who used to be Somerset necklaces or red bow ties. Thank My daughter, Vinnie, sent me a used to be a courthouse official in Los Angeles Times crossword puz - had scratch-off forms and we could Court’s head chef. Jamie now you for coming to sing for us. Their newspaper clipping from the San Custer, but has been in Rapid City zle had the clue of “Holy Day com - design our own. Some very attrac - works at Cornerstone Rescue Mis - songs were selected starting on a Francisco Chronicle and for four years. She gets her hair memorating the purification of the tive masks were created. We took sion. Conerstone has recently up - “love” theme: “I Want a Girl Just SFGATE.com about the number of done at Sandy (Hart) Staples, who Virgin Mary.” Google says it is photos. Floy, Eileen, Marcella, graded their kitchen facilities. Like the Girl Who Married Dear centenarians growing in the grew up in Kadoka and has Philip called Candlemas, and is exactly 40 Marilyn O., Marilyn B., Marge Self, Thank you to my daughter, Vin - Old Dad,” “Ain’t She Sweet?” “Let United States. It contains the story roots. days after Christmas Eve, or Feb - Fred, Mildred Young and her nie Hansen, Santa Cruz, Calif., Me Call You Sweetheart,” “True of 100-year-old Molly Greenberg, I weighed 102 pounds on the ruary 2. helper, Kay, Mary Lou and Vivian who sent a pretty valentine. She Love,” “Love and Marriage.” Then Oakland, Calif. She lives in an as - nurse’s station scale, February 8, Looking back at February 6 made masks. Thank you to Amy had won $50 in a Santa Cruz read - the theme turned to U.S. History sisted living facility there. She says 2013. when I included some Grindstone Voles, who is a volunteer. Besides ing contest, two readings, and to be with “Yankee Doodle,” “You’re a besides good genes, that longevity The February 5, 2013, Rapid news from 1936. I forgot who crafts, and sometimes exercises, published on their website. They Grand Old Flag,” “I’ll Fly Away,” is partly due to her rules: Don’t City Journal had an article about “Hump” was. Was he Prosper she puts out new word search puz - are reading Steinbeck and Vinnie “America the Beautiful,” “Faith of smoke, don’t overeat, and don’t taxes. Even those who can afford to Humbert. (Prosper was usually zles and checks our completed puz - feels that Steinbeck is better suited Our Fathers,” “Let There Be Peace drink too much. She joins three ex - send their children to private know as “Pros.”) zles, and give us Somerset bucks. to a mature readership than to on Earth and Let It Begin With ercise classes each week, she reads schools, benefit from public schools. Marilyn Butts contributed an in - The Somerset Court movie was high school age group. Me.” Thanks to our activity direc - books and does paintings. She We need a good education for teresting article from a recent Ar - the first half of the old favorite, Thursday, February 14, happy tors for the social hour after the doesn’t care for computer. She everyone. mour newspaper. It is about the “Gone With the Wind.” A bigger Valentine’s Day. Deliver a few lov - music, with refreshments of choco - prefers personal contact. The February 8, 2013, Rapid stained glass windows in the South crowd than usual attended the ing greetings in person. During last City Journal carried the obituary of Dakota State Capitol at Pierre. movie. It is just the way I remem - week, I received several pretty Ida (Fosheim) Hunt. She was an You can read it in the Somerset bered it from long ago. Powerful valentines. One from my daughter, outstanding Midland citizen. Vale - Court scrapbook on the coffee table and with many vivid scenes such as Carol, one from daughter Vinnie. A Moenville News by the fireplace. the wartime destruction, and the birthday card from Sharon Coyle, by Leanne Neuhauser • 567-3325 Sunday, February 10, 2013, at injured soldiers. It is a movie that Philip, including her family Christ - Somerset Court, we had a little sticks in your mind. We hope to see mas letter and photos. Thank you, snow and a lot of wind. It was a the other half Monday, February Sharon. It was good to see all your Greetings from cold, windy, snow with the snow and cold, because we strong front, and it gave me aches 18. wonderful kids and grandkids. and ice covered Salem, S.D. I am know spring is another day closer. and pains. I heard that I-90 was My son, David K. Hansen, Ft. When Rocky and Chris lived at visiting our daughter, Jennifer, I haven't started planning my veg - February 22-23-24-25: closed from Wyoming to Spearfish Pierre, had a bit of good luck last Hansen Court, their kids came over having fun doing some projects at etable garden, but some of my and from Wall to I-29 at Sioux week. He had been trenching and and we made their mark on the her home. Her husband, Ross, is at - friends have ordered their specialty Lincoln (PG-13) Falls. We had church with Rev. laying pipe in the far north end of wall of the front porch where all my tending meetings in Washington, seeds and are getting ready to start Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. Richardson and he said the streets the Triple U Buffalo Ranch north of kids and grandkids have their D.C., this week, so us "girls" are planting. Bunky Boger called from canning some meat and doing some Florida the other day, and he Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. are treacherous and we should stay Pierre. He had laid some 6,000 feet heights measured. in if possible. Attending services and just finished, loaded out, be - At Somerset Court on February painting and enjoying our time to - talked about all the wonderful, were Floy, Marilyn B., Marge S., fore the snowstorm hit. (And he 14, we were scheduled to have ex - gether. So if this news seems a lit - fresh produce they were enjoying. Marilyn O., Virginia Grey, Don S., only works half days, if you con - ercises, Wii bowling, cards, Joyful tle rushed and disjointed, it proba - It made me even more ready for March 1-2-3-4: Lucille H., Eileen T., Annette H., sider that 12 hours is half a 24 Guys and Gals, social, Mass, and bly is. I'm hurrying to get back to spring. Warm Bodies (PG-13) and Vivian Hansen. Jack Humke hour day!) resident’s special Somerset Court fun with Jen! But now on to the news so I can played the piano and we sang My niece, Wanda, and husband St. Valentine’s dinner. We were to I think it is also cold on Robbs get back to visiting with our daugh - March 8-9-10-11: “There Shall Be Showers of Bless - Ed Artz, Humboldt, sent a nice vote on our favorite Valentine king Flat – I'll be back home tomorrow, ter. Identity Thief (R) ings,” “I Would Be True,” “Love Di - package, which came today. There and queen. hopefully ahead of the snow that is Dick and Gene Hudson are get - vine, All Love Excelling,” and was a cute valentine, photos of My son, Wayne, who spends the forecast for the state. After a gor - ting rested up from their recent Great Is Thy Faithfulness.” Sheridan and children and Emily winter in Rancho Palos Verdes, geous, warm weekend, Mother Na - trip. Gene taught at Cheyenne Gem Theatre Thanks, Rev. Richardson and Jack Hansen, a crossword puzzle book, Calif., came to Rapid City for a ture is letting us know that winter School for her daughter, Connie 859-2000 • Philip Humke. Our minister’s theme was and a lovely journal book to write week on business. His plane was isn't over yet. My garden is grow - Johnson, Wednesday and Thurs - miracles. He said that 49 miracles in. Thank you, Wanda and Ed. I delayed on February 12, and he ing, though! By garden, I mean my day of last week, because Connie phoned to say thank you, and we was rerouted through Denver, romaine lettuce – the one where I had the stomach flu that has been visited for a while. Wanda has been where he spent a tiresome time. He stuck the base of the romaine head going around. Dick was busy doing busy sewing a baby blanket for a arrived in Rapid City late in the in some water after using the let - chores while his son-in-law, Jon, Meyer cousin’s new great-grand - evening, so he went directly to his tuce. It is growing, and I have used was gone to Wheaton, Minn. Gene baby and crocheting a cap and mit - house in west Rapid City. He came several lettuce leaves on sand - said she is continuing to work on tens. Wanda knitted a stocking cap to Somerset Court on the 13th for wiches. However, it doesn't appear sorting and labeling photos, which Open House and plans to crochet mittens to lunch, and then at supper, Wayne, that it is going to produce enough is definitely a wintertime project. match. M.R. and Barbara came over. lettuce for Randy and I to have a Billy and Arlyne Markwed were salad. Jennifer has a lettuce gar - in town Wednesday to do their den growing on her window sill taxes. While in Pierre, they also Lemongrass Spa above her sink – four romaine visited with Aunt Alice Jeitz. Sat - heads, growing pretty fast and urday evening, Duane and Lola All Natural Products Come help the children of adding a nice, springy touch to the Roseth were supper guests at the kitchen. It is amazing how a little Markwed home. Sunday, Arlyne Lee Neville shot of green can brighten your and great-grandson Kyler attended February 23 • 2-4 p.m. surprise him with a 60th birthday party! day! church while the rest of the crew He loves playing cards and games and visiting, so A couple of weeks ago, the beau - was doing some freeze branding. bring your favorite game along and join us. tiful weather gave me the opportu - As I mentioned earlier, Jon Senechal Lobby, Philip nity to hang sheets on the line and Johnson spent part of the week vis - Your presence is the only gift needed! wash a few windows. The sheets iting friends and relatives in Min - Men – Women – Babies Saturday, February 23rd • 2:00 p.m. were so crisp and fresh, and the nesota, and Connie spent part of Bath/Shower, Lotions, Lip Balm, Makeup, Soaps, windows were much improved. the week dealing with the flu. Evi - Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center • Philip Those few days of nice weather re - Hair Care, Feet Products, Face Creams, Body Polish ally help make the winter seem a little shorter. I guess we'll deal continued on page 14 Church & Community Thursday, February 21, 2013 • The Pioneer Review • Page 5 Dennis Lund______Obituaries Dennis P. Lund was born May Hilmoe of Brookings, and Tommy 22, 1950, the son of Pete and Ruth and Johnny Gilbert of Sherwood, (Lehr) Lund. He grew up and re - Wis.; one great-granddaughter, ceived his education in Alpena, Marley; and a host of other rela - Dorothy Mae Fitzgerald______graduating from Alpena High tives and friends. School in 1968. Dennis was preceded in death by Lafayette and Irene Matilda (Haa - Okla.; five grandchildren, Haley Dennis was united in marriage his parents, Pete and Ruth (Lehr) gensen) Carr. She grew up in Parpart (Brandon) and Jarrett to Theresa Wuestewald on April Lund; a sister, Lorrie Lund; and a Philip and was the 1939 high Fitzgerald, and Anson, Truman 23, 1976, in Huron. They later set - great-niece. school homecoming queen. and Theodore Urich; one great- tled in Madison. In 1985, they Memorial services were held She was married briefly to Carl granddaughter, Elsie Parpart; two adopted three daughters, Candy, Friday, February 15, at the Holy “Jack” Wampler, of Philip, and nieces, Patricia Carr and Judith Justina, and Glenda. Trinity Catholic Church in Huron, upon divorce (scandalous for the Gittings; one nephew, Marshall Dennis was an animal lover and with Father Terry Anderson offici - time) married William P. Fitzger - Carr; and numerous cousins, a car enthusiast. ating. ald. Dorothy and Bill were married great-nieces and nephews. Survivors include his wife, Interment was at the Resthaven for 57 years at the time of his pass - She was preceded in death by Theresa Lund, of Wall; three Cemetery in Alpena. ing in 2005. Much of their married her parents and six siblings, Mil - daughters, Candy Rosdahl and her Arrangements were with the life was spent in Los Angeles, lard, Maury, Bill, Harry, Helen husband, Duane, of Sauk Centre, Rush Funeral Chapel of Wall, and Calif., where Dorothy was active in Medley and Inez Simmonds; and Minn., Justina Hilmoe of Brook - the Kuhler Funeral Home of the PTA, Kappa Lambda Phi one nephew, Tom Carr. ings, and Glenda Gilbert and her Huron. (charitable sorority) and the Order Dorothy Mae has several special Dennis Lund, age 62 of Wall, husband, Paul, of Sherwood, Wis.; His online guestbook is available of the Eastern Star, and where she places where her remains will be S.D., died February 11, 2013, at five grandchildren, Jenn Phillips at www.rushfuneralhome.com loved to entertain visiting family sprinkled: Puget Sound, Wash., his home. of Watertown, Jake and Ava Jane and friends. They also resided in with some of Bill’s remains, Philip, New York City, Boston, and and her urn will be interred with Philadelphia; Meridian, Jackson, Bill’s in a family plot in Philadel - Dorothy Mae Fitzgerald, 91, and Gulfport, Miss., and retired to phia, Pa. died January 24, 2013, in Tulsa, Port Orchard, Wash. Condolences may be sent to the Okla., from natural causes. Dorothy is survived by her two family online at tara.urich@ok - Improving emergency health Dorothy Mae was born May 16, children, Mark, San Diego, Calif., state.edu or by mail to 2020 S 1921, in Philip, S.D., to Benjamin and Tara Urich (Andrew), Tulsa, Saint Louis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120. services in rural areas by Senator John thune I recently introduced the in emergency medicine via tele - Hans E. Hanson______In a rural state like South Strengthening Rural Access to health can help the rural hospital Hans E. Hanson, age 91 of community. Among Hans’ many Dakota where access to specialized Emergency Services Act that, if determine whether a transfer is Philip, S.D., died Friday, February contributions were his service as medical care can be hours away, passed, would allow eligible hospi - necessary. This ensures that pre - 15, 2013, at the Philip Nursing both president of the Haakon residents depend on critical access tals in rural and medically under - cious time is not lost waiting for Home. School Board and Chamber of hospitals to help meet their health served areas to use interactive tele - the on-call physician to arrive. It Hans E. Hanson was born No - Commerce. He also was famous for care needs. health programs that can connect also benefits the hospital ensuring vember 17, 1921, in Mt. Vernon, organizing large community-based However, an increasing number at any hour of the day to a board that, when appropriate, the patient the son of Martin and Lizzie Han - pit barbeques. Hans was proud of of rural hospitals are finding it dif - certified emergency physician to can remain at their local hospital to son. He grew up on a farm near having played for the Mitchell ficult to recruit physicians to these satisfy the federal emergency room receive care. This allows the small Mt. Vernon and attended rural Kernels, a semi-pro baseball team, under served areas of the country. staffing requirements. This use of rural hospital to be reimbursed for schools, prior to graduating from and most of all for being a military For small hospitals with only a few emergency telehealth technology in services, making it easier for these Mt. Vernon High School in 1939. veteran. Most recently, he played physicians, current federal laws this capacity would be permitted safety-net hospitals to keep their Hans was united in marriage to a founding leadership role in the and regulations require regular on- when an associate provider, such doors open. Velma P. Lorang on June 8, 1941, establishment of the Philip Vet - call shifts that prevent a physician as a physician assistant or nurse As a member of the Senate Rural in Las Vegas, Nev. They made eran’s Living Memorial. Second from leaving town. This is a practitioner, is already on site at Health Caucus, I understand the their home in Burbank, Calif., only to his family, was his love of lifestyle that many younger doctors the rural emergency room. importance of access to fast, reli - where their first child, Sharon, golf, hunting and fishing. Hans are not interested in pursuing Often, small rural hospitals are able emergency medicine in rural was born. Later, Hans entered the and Velma were long serving when urban settings can offer more not prepared to deal with complex hospitals and will continue to sup - U. S. Army and served in the Pa - members of the First Lutheran flexible career options. patients and will sometimes need port initiatives, such as this, that cific during World War II. During Church in Philip. Federal regulations for some to transfer patients to larger, spe - will strengthen our rural health that period, Velma and Sharon Hans was grateful for having rural hospitals currently require a cialized hospitals. Immediate ac - care infrastructure. physician to be on-call and able to cess to a physician that specializes moved back to Mt. Vernon and shared his life with a daughter, gion Hall in Philip, with Pastor arrive to the emergency depart - lived with Hans’ mother until his Sharon Johnson, of Shawnee, Frezil Westerlund officiaing. ment within 30 minutes, even if an discharge from the Army. In 1946, Okla.; two sons, Michael and his Music was provided by Mari - associate provider, such as a nurse the family moved to Madison wife, Shizuko, of Fairfax, Va., and anne Frein, pianist, and Elvera practitioner or physician assistant, where a son, Michael, was born. Steve and his wife, Paulette, of Moos, vocalist. Ushers were Quinn is already covering the emergency Later, they moved to Mitchell, and Nashville, Tenn. He also is sur - McCoy and Seth Johnson. department. For physicians in Hans operated a Standard Oil vived by five grandchildren and 11 Pallbearers were Scott, Matthew small hospitals who see patients all bulk agency. great-grandchildren. and Craig Johnson, Mark Hanson day and then must be on call at WE DON’T CHARGE In October 1950, the family Hans was preceded in death by and Logan McCoy. Honorary pall - night, this creates a “24/7” work en - moved to Philip. Subsequently, a his loving wife, Velma; his parents; bearers were Hans’ granddaugh - vironment that can be unattractive third child, Steven, was born in 13 brothers and sisters; his son-in- ter, Carrie McCoy, and his 11 for obituaries, wedding or to physicians and unnecessarily Kadoka. In 1953, Hans and Velma law, Orrin Johnson; and his grand - great-grandchildren. drives up the costs of health care. purchased the Ned Ronning City daughter Carrie’s husband, Chad Military graveside services were However, by utilizing technology engagement write-ups! Meat Market and Locker Plant McCoy. Wednesday, February 20, at the that is already available in hospi - and, in 1960, they built and oper - In lieu of flowers, the family re - Black Hills National Cemetery tals across South Dakota and the ated Hanson’s Super Valu until quests memorials be directed to near Sturgis. Send to: country, there is a solution that their retirement in 1986. the Philip Volunteer Fire Depart - Arrangements were with the both improves emergency care and Throughout his life in Philip, ment. Rush Funeral Home of Philip. [email protected] creates a work environment that Hans was a leading businessman Services were held Tuesday, His online guestbook is available can make it easier to recruit physi - and active promoter of the Philip February 19, at the American Le - at www.rushfuneralhome.com cians to rural areas.

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Our South Dakota weather con - stents put in, he was feeling much great to reconnect with her and band, Kink Anderson, used to load busy with this and that, but noth - Another roller skating activity is tinues to be uncertain. It sounds better and able to go home. learn that her elderly mother is up their kids and go for a drive ing newsworthy for the paper. being planned for in March, so be like we may get some winter Wednesday night he began to have still enjoying life, now in Spearfish. most every evening after they had Friday night, Jenna Finn, Cass watching for dates. Nine pre-school weather later this week. But, you some breathing problems, so was Shorty and Maxine Jones drove eaten supper. I remember staying and Cole, went to Bennett County had their Valentine’s party Thurs - never know for sure, until it gets taken to the Philip hospital and to Brookings where he attended a with Judy overnight when we were for the boy’s basketball game of day, as did the older students. Re - here. What is predicted is not al - found to have pneumonia. In talk - meeting of an advisory group to the in high school and going on one of which her cousin, Chase Haughian, member what fun it was to get ways what happens. The one thing ing with Michelle Hand, she said Animal Diagnostic Lab and also those drives. is the junior varsity coach. Chase those Valentine cards and Valen - that is a constant, we do need mois - he was doing much better and is the retirement party for Dr. David Barb Jones reported other then lived in Montana and this is his tine heart candies with those little ture. Parts of South Dakota have hoping to be home in a day or two. Zeman, who has been a tremen - she and Morrie going to basketball first year of teaching. sayings on them? Good memories. gotten some good snows. But, in Get well wishes, David. dous asset to that and the pre-vet - games of the grandkids, it is life on Play practice continues for the It seems like a whole lot of our area that is not the case. For Alice (Donovan) Venner, Pierre, erinary program at South Dakota the farm, as usual. Midland community play, which things can get packed into a single anybody who is, or has been, a is not doing well. Her daughter, Mi - State University. Later, on the way Gene and Audrey Jones have will be coming up in the near fu - week, doesn’t it? I am reading an - farmer or rancher, the importance caela, does such a good job of keep - home, they visited friends Mar - been going to basketball games at ture, so be watching for dates. other book by Penelope J. Stokes, of moisture is a given. Seeing those ing folks informed on the Caring garet and Myron Joneson at the Kadoka, as their granddaughter, Calvin and Patricia Saucer - “The Wishing Jar.” And, what a green pastures and the golden ripe Bridge website. Family has noticed beautiful nursing home and as - Destiny Dale, is on the girl’s bas - man’s son, Brent Saucerman, and great book it is, as it shares the life wheat swaying in the breeze is an some marked changes in Alice’s sisted living facility in Dell Rapids. ketball team. Districts are this family live at Hot Springs. Brent lessons of the people in the book. awesome sight. While sitting at the health and awareness over the last It was great to see them feeling week. Kadoka plays White River works at the veteran’s administra - Lessons we can sometimes relate, computer this morning, I looked week, or so. She has days she is ex - well and all enjoyed a good visit, Tuesday. tion in Hot Springs, and recently, too. Lessons to be learned and faith out the window and there was a hausted and confused and sleeping quite a bit about horses, draft Congratulations to Shorty and he and two or three other fellows to carry us through those lessons in rabbit looking back at me. We live 12-18 hours. And then, other days horses in particular. Myron took Mickey Woitte who will be cele - flew to Washington, D. C., to lobby life. Each one goes through their in a split level home, the office is in she may participate in the conver - Shorty on a couple of trips to Iowa brating their 65th wedding an - for the VA hospital at Hot Springs. own journey with its lessons of joy, the lower level, and the windows sation and eating a bit. They feel Amish neighborhoods to look for niversary February 25. And, what Midland had a busy weekend sorrow, strengths and failures. Life are ground level, giving you a good they are coming to the stage in her new draft horses a few years ago. a handsome couple they made, as with grade basketball games and is all of those things. Family is view of the outdoors. When Jerry journey the doctor predicted would Deciding not to attend the cat - family had a picture of them on roller skating. Friday, was the such a huge part of life with its and I came home last night there come, shortly after Alice was told of tlemen’s convention this year, their wedding day, in the anniver - grade school basketball games be - joys, its sorrows and everything were five or six deer in our yard. the cancer. Family is thankful for Shorty and Maxine made a few sary card shower ad in the Pioneer tween Midland/Long Valley, who else mixed in-between. Our grand - We gave the car horn a honk and the nine months they have been trips to Rapid City for various stock Review. Shorty was raised in Mil - co-op Kadoka and Philip. Mid - daughter, Joanna Nemec, experi - off they went. They leave their call - given, a time of family sharing, of show events, taking son Ross and bank, and came to Midland with a land/Long Valley played Philip and enced one of those joy times, as she ing card and make an awful mess laughter, some tears, and memo - granddaughter Kalli out to supper haying crew, Gorton Crew. Others then Kadoka and Philip had a has been accepted to the radiology of the yard. I need to get out there ries of growing up in a large family. one night for a short visit. Cassie in the crew were Rocky Johnson, game. Roger Dale and Matt Van - program at Rapid City Regional with my rake and shovel and do They take it a day at a time, thank - and Melanie had been to Colorado Lee Hanson, and Melvin Blackey. derMay are the coaches for Mid - Hospital. It is a two-year program some major cleaning of the yard. ful for each day they have, a time for an ice skating test, which went Babe Bathel was a part of the crew land, Long Valley, and Kadoka. and will begin on June 1. Rather The Hunt families have all re - of preparing. Alice’s love for life well. at one time. Shorty met his future The Midland parking lot was filled then going back to School of Mines, turned to their homes, but, for was so very evident in the way she Scott Jones went to Tampa for wife, Mickey Martin, through with vehicles. It was nice to see. she will be taking morning classes Barry, who is staying for a while lived her life. Our prayers continue the convention, and Matthew also Henry Jr. “Hank” Martin, who also Saturday, a roller skating activ - at Rapid City Regional Radiologist longer. Heading back to Battle to be with Alice, her husband, went, but he was with an SDSU worked on a haying crew. Shorty ity, Taggart Skating, sponsored by Tech and in the afternoons she will Mountain, Nev., Gordon and Larry, and their families. young rancher class he takes. He said at one time, there were four the Midland Booster Club, was be doing some hands on schooling. Cherly Hunt hit black ice, taking Shorty and Maxine Jones re - rode to Rapid City with Wacey haying crews in Midland, putting held at the Midland school gym She is so excited and we are all ex - three to three-and-half hours to cently attended an event at the Kirkpatrick and they did make up hay between Midland, Philip, with a large group participating. cited for her. drive from Gillette, Wyo., to Heritage Center in Pierre where a their plane changes, due to the fact Capa, and Ft. Pierre. It was a busy There were 60 folks from ages Life’s journey takes us on some Casper, Wyo. While on the road, coordinator of a partnership with they can run pretty fast. They re - little town with lots of activities. young to grandparents, dressed up unexpected journeys and there are they got a call on their cell phone the Smithsonian Institute spoke ally wanted to be there in time to Shorty and Mickey have eight chil - in reds and pinks as the theme times we pray we are up to the that her mother, Elinor McGrath, about the interest of that institu - go on a ranch tour scheduled for dren: Robin and Joseph Optiz, Ha - was, “Valentines.” There were ride. Have a good day and a good had passed away. Her dad, Howard tion in South Dakota, especially of their group. Those boys came home wood, N.D., Rex and Linda Woitte, snacks and drinks for everyone. week. McGrath, passed away in Novem - the fossils in the Badlands and with lots of great ideas and maybe Rapid City, Budd Woitte and Susie, ber or December. We wish to ex - other areas of our state. That will even a taste for alligator meat and Ridgeview, Calif., Leslie and her press our sympathies to Cherly and add even more interest to a truly frog legs. husband, Colonel Terry Meek, live her family. excellent museum. Last weekend, Shorty and Max - just out side of Atlanta, Ga., where It was good to read in Marsha The event was also to welcome ine went to the showings of "The he is stationed, Kandi Nelson lives Sumpter’s local news column that the legislative session to Pierre, Buffalo King," Justin Koehler’s in Sioux Falls, Kristin Woitte, Bald eagle awareness she and her husband, Bill, are back and during the reception, we were movie about the life of Scotty Cerique, Wash., Joe and Bobbi home in Kadoka after Bill had able to visit with several new legis - Philip. The theater at Pierre was Woitte, Midland, and Eric and Gale week February 18-23 spent a number of days in the lators, including Gary Cammack full and they ran it a second time, Woitte, near Tea. Congratulations, Rochester hospital. Their journey and Elizabeth May, who represents for between three and four hun - Shorty and Mickey. Bald Eagle Awareness Days cel - educators from the raptor center at has taken them to a number of hos - our district. Some may remember dred people Saturday. The Gem Saturday, Tel and Ellie Saucer - ebrates its 21st year of entertain - the University of Minnesota will pitals in the last few years. As, I John and Mary Lou Lee who lived Theatre offered a free barbeque man and family of Rapid City went ment and education by empha- siz - present free programs featuring read her column, I can’t help but in Midland for a year while he was supper and on a really stormy to the home of her cousin, Nathan ing the need for conservation and live birds of prey at the Pierre think, “Though their journey has teaching school. The ladies are sis - night, there were about 150 people and his wife, Erin, and two kids, appreciation of bald eagles and Ramkota in Theatre II, in conjunc - not be the easiest of late, they con - ters. They grew up on the Marti attending that one. Everyone we who are now living and working on other birds of prey. tion with the KCCR Farm, Home tinue to handle it in a positive family ranch near Mud Butte. Liz heard comment were very excited the farm of the late Edward and Governor Dennis Daugaard has and Sports Show. Pierre Ramkota way.” Glad you are back home Bill. has a good understanding of both about it. It is great to have positive Elizabeth Nemec, with Nathan’s proclaimed February 18-23 as Bald programs begin at 10:30 a.m., We wish you continued healing. farming/ranching, and business, as messages about pioneers of the brother, Tim Nemec, and their dad, Eagle Awareness Week in South 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. CST. As many of you know, due to a she owns a grocery store in Kyle, as area, and Mr. Philip was such an Mike Nemec. The occasion was for Dakota. Those programs will feature raptor heart attack, David Hand spent a well as ranching with her husband, icon and extremely good business - the birthday party of Nathan and The Outdoor Campus – West in arts-and-crafts for younger chil - number of days in the Rapid City Avery. They have two young adult man to accomplish what he did in Erin’s daughter, Ellie, who turned Rapid City will host a free “drop-in” dren. hospital recently. After having two children who are teachers. It was his short life. four or five, not sure which. day from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The annual event is a joint effort I called the store to get Clint and Nathan and Erin’s son, Daniel, is MST, Saturday, February 23. All sponsored by conservation and out - Brenda Jensen’s news about their in high school at Pierre and stays ages can participate in hands-on door recreation organizations, and Sioux Falls trip. Clint answered with his grandmother, Susan stations featuring all things birds- merchants and conservation agen - the phone and said he’d let Brenda Nemec, during the week, as she of-prey. The Black Hills Raptor cies to increase public involvement give me the news, his part of the works in Pierre. The home Nathan Center will conduct a public pres - and awareness about bald eagles news was that on the trip home, and Erin live in was originally built entation with live birds of prey at and other birds of prey. All ages are driving conditions between by Eddie Nemec. He and his wife, 1:00 p.m. MST. encouraged to attend. Mitchell and Chamberlain, were Barbara, and family lived in that Also on Saturday, February 23, The family of not a bit good. Making them appre - home for a number of years. Leo ciate getting home safely. They left Nemec and his wife, Betty, lived Micky & Shorty Woitte Tuesday morning for Sioux Falls with their family for a time in that are honoring their spending time visiting their son, house. And then, it was Mark and 65th Wedding Anniversary Jon Jensen, Rochelle, Jennah and Glenda Nemec and family, then The need for leadership Kennedy, Lynchburg, Va., and Tim and Lori Nemec and family February 25, 2013 their daughter, Amanda and Nick and now, Nathan, Erin and family by Representative president comments about know - with a Card Shower! Massmann, who live in Sioux Falls. live there. So, that house has seen Kristi noem ing True North. He says that a They returned home Thursday. many changes over the years. It compass may point True North, but Cards may be sent Judy Daly reported that she was built onto at one time, also. Tel This week President Obama de - what good is it if it can’t tell you to the couple at: doesn’t get to far from home as they and Ellie also visited with his livered what is often seen as the about the swamps and obstacles PO Box 156 are calving. She did go to Philip grandmother and the kids’ great- most important speech of the year. along the way? In other words, it’s Midland, SD Sunday, visiting and having lunch grandmother, Wilma Saucerman, The State of the Union is delivered one thing to know where you’d like to go, it’s quite another to have the 57552 with her mom, Marie Anderson, at Saturday. His aunt, Sheri Wiech - to all three branches of assembled Silverleaf. The day was so nice, mann, and friend, Bill, were also government and to millions of wisdom to understand what it Judy and Marie went for a drive. there. Tel and Ellie left their kids Americans at home throughout the takes to get there. It’s always nice to get out and go with their grandpa and grandma, country. It is an opportunity to re - Whether the president knows for a drive. Marie and her late hus - Clint and Prerry Saucerman, for flect, to cast a vision for the upcom - where he wants to take the country the long weekend. Clint and Prerry ing year and to set a course for the or not, he fails to recognize the ob - took the kids back to Rapid Mon - future of the country. stacles that stand directly in our day, stopping for a visit with great- I came away from the State of way. He spoke of wanting new pro - grandpa Gaylord Saucerman at the the Union disappointed in the tone grams and greater federal involve - Philip Nursing Home and great- and substance of the president’s re - ment in nearly every part of our grandmother Marlin Evans at the marks and hearing the words of lives, but barely gave mention of Senechal apartments. Abraham Lincoln echo through my the fact that we have a giant I called Emily Sammons for mind. As portrayed in the recent swamp called the national debt news. She said they have been movie “Lincoln,” the embattled blocking our path. Understanding the direction is not enough, we need true leadership to navigate the treacherous and winding road that will lead us there. In a few weeks, across-the-board cuts will begin to take $1.2 trillion out of our national budget. The president says that he wants to find a better way, but has paid no attention to the two pieces of legis - lation that the House has submit - ted to responsibly cut spending. Now, after wandering through the partisan forest, the President and senate majority leader are attempt - ing, at the last minute, to offer a map that not only tramples any progress we’ve made, but smashes the compass in the process. That’s not leadership, that’s politics. In order to move ahead in a re - sponsible manner, the president must live up to his words in the State of the Union speech to “set party interests aside.” I, and my colleagues in the House, are ready to once again take up the issue and work to find common ground. In the words of Abraham Lincoln, “You cannot escape the responsibil -     
  ity of tomorrow by evading it today.”     I hope you reach out to my office and share your thoughts with me.        I would love to hear from you. Con - tact information for my South   ! Dakota and Washington, D.C. of - fices is listed below:  
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Lookin’ Around by Syd Iwan

It was interesting to read in caps with 3,800 on hand. Leeanne Neuhauser’s Moenville The labels, tops and caps can be column from the February 7 Pio - left at Coyle’s SuperValu as well neer Review that she found out as the school. that you can take the bottom part Collect uPC codes from: of a used head of romaine lettuce, • Campbells products • Bic products - pens, dry erase markers, put it in water and it will grow Ecolutions, highlighters, permanent mark - new lettuce. She said it is an ex - ers, mechanical pencils, Wite-out brand cor - periment in progress, but new let - rection tape, mailing labels, tuce leaves are growing. •Dannon kids yogurts, •Foodservice I found out last fall at the West - •Franco-American ern Junior vegetable identification •Pace contest that you can plant the bot - •Pepperidge Farms tom root end of your celery and it •Post Cereals & treats Jim Srb dehonring, Ted Vobr watching, and Joe Iwan holding calf. •Prego Ted Vobr dehorning calf, Jim Srb helping or instructing, bare-chested fellow may will produce new. I Googled it and •SpaghettioOs be Lenny Addison. here’s a good website that shows •Swanson how to do it – http://www.every - •V8 Beverages who gave me a ride to stop and moments, I was on top of it, lifted to Germany. dayruralty.com/2011/03/new-cel - •Wolfgang Puck •Emerald Nuts drop me at the junction of the road up by two of the young men who “You may ask, ‘What about the ery-from-old.html. from North Platte to the north. He had stood right and left of me. I fol - letter prepared for dispatch to you •Glad food storage ,. •Pop Secret asked whether I was sure because lowed their advice and stayed atop. in the Philippines?’ In 1963 and up A reader asked us to share that •Time Inc. Magazines there would be “pretty much of not The day passed by rounding up to 1965, I went for research work if your cookies in the cookie jar Collect Box tops from: much.” When I told him I would and branding cattle. I have to con - to the southern Philippines. My •Avery office products start getting hard, to put a slice or •Boise paper products not mind and that I wanted to see fess, if you had to make a selection base among the Muslims was the two of bread in with the cookies. •Hi-Liter brand markers the Sandhills region, he mentioned on this day about who was the Dansalan Junior College in The moisture from the bread is ab - •Marks-A-Lot markers that in about three days’ time he more useful farmhand, I myself Marawi City. Somehow, the letter sorbed into the cookies making •Brita water filters would return on the same route, would have had to vote definitely slipped in a heap of paper and •Betty Crocker them soft again. This works well •General Mills and, if I was still around, he would for the horse. It knew in advance turned up by chance just now. I do with brown sugar as well. •Pillsbury pick me up again. This was not where to move to bring the cattle not want to extend this letter, but Along that same line is putting •Green Giant necessary. After a few hours, a re - together and just ignored my or - let me tell you. The stay at your a soda cracker in with your sugar. •Ocean Spray ally old vehicle stopped, picked me ders at the reins. In the evening, ranch definitely gave me a great •Old El Paso The cracker absorbs moisture •Romano’s up, and gave me a lift. When they there was another beer, again insight into life in the countryside, keeping the sugar from clumping. •Sunkist had to turn off west, I was alone some 15 or so miles across the and it impressed me deeply. I just A few grains of white rice in your •Totinos again, surrounded by low sand ranch. This time it was towards would like to thank you once more salt serves the same purpose. •VIVA paper towels dunes. For the next hours, the the west. very much after 50 years. With •Wanchai Ferry ,. •Ziploc heads of cattle appeared, ruminat - “The next day I was not much best wishes, Klaus Hausherr.” Don’t forget to turn in all your •Yoplait ing, looking at me for a few sec - able to move, not so much from the The letter contained a picture of Box Tops, Land O’ Lakes milk We encourage our readers to onds, and then ‘submerging’ again. beer but from daylong range activ - the Stamford Store from a postcard caps, Campbell soup labels. The share their items of interest. Just “Finally a car approached, ities. On June 16, all went to a plus five photos of a branding at school sends them in March 1 and email [email protected], Joe Iwan stopped, and the driver bent over rodeo in the Badlands, and I was our place. In one, I was holding the September 1. Their goals for the drop your item off at our office or and asked, ‘What dropped you glad I didn’t have to join the per - back leg of a calf for branding. I March 1 mail-in are 1,400 soup la - mail it to the Pioneer Review, PO here, son? Where do you sleep?’ formance but could watch from be - would have been between my jun - bels – they currently have 1,275; a Box 788, Philip, SD 57567. We recently got a blast from the When I answered that I had a hind the fence. After these two ior and senior years of high school. goal of 3,500 Box Tops – they have We pass ideas along, but make past in the form of a letter from a sleeping bag and the roadside, he great days, I hit the road again – Also in the photos were Ted Vobr 2,140; and a goal of 4,000 milk no guarrantees to the reader. German fellow who visited here just answered, ‘You might be in for Seattle, San Francisco, Los Ange - (who is still on the ranch,) my some 50 years ago. The following is a surprise. This year we have un - les, Grand Canyon to name only cousin Joe Iwan and Jim Srb. The what he wrote to the “Dear Iwan usual rainfall. You better jump in. some of my stops, and then Mexico Mr. Iwan noted was my Uncle Family. We will find you a roof.’ And thus, and Yucatan. From there it was Harold (1899-1979.) “Looking through boxes and pretty near the middle of nowhere back to New York to catch the ship A blast from the past indeed. www.pioneer-review.com bundles of paper, I came across the as I started to feel after all the enclosed letter which actually hours of waiting and in a very should have reached you some 50 silent surrounding, I learned to years ago. As you can see from the know Mr. Iwan, the driver. Driving envelope, it traveled quite a bit for miles, then at road 16 turning around the world before its final to the west and leaving the high - dispatch now. It probably contains way at Stamford Store, entering a some photographs. gravel road towards the south, and “Let me give you some back - after another couple of miles turn - It’s A Girl! ground information. In 1961-62, I ing around a corner, the day’s ride spent a year studying at Cornell ended at your ranch. I saw several University. Before returning to low houses and 10 or so men who, Germany, I decided to tour your if I am not mistaken, were all the county and Mexico. I had $250 of sons of the Iwan clan. my own, and, according to the doc - “In the evening, they asked me tors at Cornell, being able to stand to join them for a beer. To my sur - cottage cheese, a loaf of white prise, this was 30 or more miles bread, and one or two pints of milk away across the range. The next every day for about 120 days morning (June 15) very early and should guarantee a healthy surviv - after a great breakfast in the dark - ing. I hit the road at the beginning ness, all drove to the center of the of June 1962. Hitchhiking was the ranch where I was “confronted” means of my moving. with a horse. I had never been near oe Iwan on a horse. The guy on the fence is unknown. Photo courtesy of Syd Iwan “On June 14, I asked the driver to such an animal and, after a few

Interior Volunteer Fire Dept.’s Annual

Luca RyAnn Daughter of Luke & Tiana Weber, Black Hawk 1 Followed by Born: December 21, 2012 • 6 lbs., 10 oz. • 19 ⁄2” long Bingo One Proud Big Brother: Shay Alan & Gun Raffle Maternal Grandparents : Burjes & Cheryl Fitch, Philip at the New Paternal Grandparents: Rick & Selma Thorson, Philip Syd Iwan holding back leg of calf, Ted Vobr the front, and the dehorner is un - Interior Fire Hall Craig Weber, Philip known. Maternal Great-Grandparents : Friday, March 1st Theodore & Laura Kjerstad, Quinn Paternal Great-Grandparents : starting at 5:30 p.m. Gregor & Dorothy Weber, Philip (Please turn in your raffle tickets before 5:30 p.m.) This feature sponsored by Grandma & Grandpa Thorson, Grandma & Grandpa Fitch & Grandpa Hopper Legal Notices Deadline: Fridays at Noon Thursday, February 21, 2013 • The Pioneer Review • Page 8

Notice to Creditors with the Town of Midland in order to build tions. In the afternoon, I visited among the businesses for many a bird seed factory. Plat maps were Grindstone News Emma Jarl at the Kadoka Nursing years in Philip and thoroughly en - and NOTICE OF INFORMAL looked at and will need to be approved Home and also Dale and Cindy O’ - joyed a good hunt. PROBATE and APPOINTMENT OF after research is completed. Board will (continued from page 3) Connell, who were up to their eye - Thursday, Tony Harty took mail PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES look in to this before a final decision is brows in old pictures, newspapers to Shirley Hair and visited. He also made. she had to buy her own Valentine’s booths. John stayed home to work. and scrapbooks with Donna (O’ - visited with Dale Koehn and Kathy IN CIRCUIT COURT Gillaspie’s seat for a three (3) year term supper as John forgot his wallet at My thought for this week is to do Connell) and Richard Perez. This Brown. Kathy had knee surgery at SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT was a collection their grandmother a same day surgical center in Pro #13- of Trustee is open in May. Petitions must home!) Now do you need a few les - a good deed for someone and you be filed with the Finance Officer by Feb - sons from John or what? Arnis re - will never regret it. As when you do had accumulated and it was mar - Rapid Tuesday and she is recover - velous. She had carefully written ing nicely. STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA ) ruary 22, 2013. turned to Rapid City Saturday, a good deed, you receive more from :SS February 16, where she again met it than the one who receives it. You on so many family pictures. Friday after getting the mail, Stroppel gave his utility operator’s report. COUNTY OF HAAKON ) Gayle and Ralph Matz and they receive a smile, a thank you, a hug, Don and Vi Moody had many Tony Harty went out for breakfast. Topics discussed were hot water heat calls and visitors Friday at the He visited with Hairs. That visit lines, weed applicator’s certification, map - went to a big swap meet which is what more could you ask for than ESTATE OF ) sort of like a huge garage sale. that? ranch, as well as seeing a longtime was also partly to get warmed up, MARIE G. HANSEN, ) ping of water and sewer lines, trees that friend, Kenny Stoner, who used to but he was thankful it wasn’t all need to be cut down, brooming of streets, Arnis said that there were over 205 Deceased. live at the Lampert/Moody ranch in that cold, since the furnace had ) water tank and street repairs. Also dis - cussed hot water heat billing accounts All the early 1970s when his folks, completely given up the ghost. hot water heat accounts will be charged Mary Ann and Leo, leased it for a Brian Hanson to the rescue with Notice is given that on the 13 of February, few years from Vi's folks. Kenny the new motor in the afternoon and 2013, Robert Hansen, whose address is the same amount no matter when they Betwixt Places News PO Box 163, Howes, South Dakota were installed. by Marsha Sumpter • 837-2048 • [email protected] was in the area visiting his folks in Tony enjoyed a warm house again. 57748-0163, John “Jack” Hansen, whose Philip, so stopped in to visit while Saturday, Tony Harty made a address is PO Box 91, Philip, South Motion was made by Gillaspie, second by driving into Philip from his home trip to the post office, then took Dakota 57567-0091, Paula Poss, whose Baeza to pay the following claims: Good morning from warm and Phyllis Word. An enjoyable time near Murdo. Hair’s mail to them. Shirley was address is PO Box 7621, Riverside, CA tropical Kadoka. Well, not quite spent talking about old times. Don and Vi Moody left for Rapid under the weather a little. He went 92513, and Charlene Reed, whose ad - Jerome Beverage/ T. Williams, Liquor Payment ...... 786.20 that romantic, but we have enjoyed Weather in the Sturgis area City Saturday afternoon to finally out for coffee and in the afternoon dress is 702 W. Prospect Ave., Pierre, SD some warm days that depleted the there was some snow Tuesday and celebrate the anniversary they attended the birthday party for 57501, were appointed as personal rep - Haakon Co. Treasurer/ T. Williams, Property Tax ...... 547.57 snow that was banked up and re - Thursday and windy the whole missed on Valentine's Day. The Jerry Stilwell. resentatives of the estate of Marie G. weather was balmy with tempera - Saturday afternoon, I was Hansen. Lawrence Stroppel, Wages/ duced it to water. Unfortunately, it week, or so Cathy Fiedler said it Mileage ...... 1,908.42 hasn’t soaked in too quickly, so seemed. Saturday was a beautiful tures in the mid-50s, a beautiful among the many who attended the Creditors of decedent must file their Lawrence Stroppel, Insurance, Phone, when I went to take the plane for a day though, to make up for the rest weekend to enjoy being out and 80th birthday celebration for Jerry claims within four months after the date Vehicle ...... 500.00 fly Sunday there was a bit of a of the week. about. When they got their mail on Stilwell at their café. What a group of the first publication of the notice or their Michelle Meinzer, Wages/ water hole where I needed to taxi Wednesday morning, I was a bit Saturday on their way to Rapid, of folks, so many from Philip and claims may be barred. Phone ...... 664.92 they found a large box from Vi's Kadoka. It was a perfect day for the Electronic Federal Tax Payment, Em - to get to the runway. Since new busy with some business. Penny ployee Tax ...... 849.11 brakes had just been put on I didn’t Stout stopped briefly in the morn - friend, Lori Newman Courtney, Ft. celebration. Claims may be filed with the personal rep - think it was wise to get them wet ing and Brian Koehn in the after - Worth, Texas, and it was full of Sunday, Tony Harty was out to resentatives or may be filed with the clerk Ernie’s LLC, Supplies ...... 309.34 First National Bank, Checks ...... 167.29 and possibly frozen, the plane was noon. I made a trip to Philip in the pecans from Lori and Ed's proper - church, then out for dinner and en - and a copy of the claim mailed to the per - ties in Texas and Oklahoma. What joyed a visit with Jerry and Joann sonal representatives. Golden West, Phone/Internet ...... 142.45 left tethered in the hanger. I re - Haakon County Prairie Trans - Haakon Co. Abstract Co., Maps ....28.00 member one time I was anxious to portation van in the afternoon and a neat surprise that was. Stilwell while there. AAU Dated this 13th day of February, 2013. HD Supply, Supplies ...... 317.36 fly, taxied toward the run-up pad boy was the wind blowing. Bill en - Jessica Gittings visited George wrestling was going on at the Heartland Waste Management , Refuse only to be stuck tight in gumbo. I joyed his home away from home in Gittings Saturday and did up the Kadoka auditorium most of the /s/Robet Hansen Service ...... 1,278.00 proceeded to use the tie down on the afternoon. dishes for him! day. Robert Hansen Midland Food & Fuel, Fuel ...... 402.04 Our Sympathy to the family of “In youth we learn, in age we un - Pioneer Review, Publications ...... 81.27 the tail to free it and did get things Wednesday, Tony Harty picked PO Box 163 put away. Dug out mud from the up mail and delivered it to Shirley Hans E. Hanson, who passed away derstand.” Daysies Howes, SD 57748-0163 Riter, Rogers, Wattier & Northrup, Attor - ney Fees ...... 405.00 wheel pants and finally they came Hair and visited. this week. Hans was a figure off so that wouldn’t happen again. Thursday, Todd O'Connor and /s/John (Jack) Hansen SD Assn. Towns & Townships, John “Jack” Hansen Dues ...... 172.25 Monday afternoon, Caitlin Rich Foley arrived at the Moody PO Box 91 Seeyle Plastics, Supplies ...... 585.93 Klumb went to Sturgis to visit ranch and hauled cattle into the Philip, SD 57567-0091 SD One Call, Message Fees ...... 3.33 grandma Cathy Fiedler and get livestock auction with the help of Milesville News SD Retirement System, help sewing a book made of cloth Don Moody, Brian Koehn, Cap by Janice Parsons • 544-3315 /s/Paula M. Poss Retirement ...... 306.24 for her art class. She had to water- Herber, and Blaine Hicks from Paula Poss SD State Treasurer, Sales Tax ...... 93.72 USA BlueBook, Supplies ...... 318.13 paint five pictures and sew them on Kadoka. It was windy and periods PO Box 7621 material and then put it together of blowing snow, but all worked out Guest speakers at Hardingrove Shoot-out basketball tournament Riverview, CA 92513 West Central Electric, Electric Supply ...... 1,209.82 as a book. She got a 95 percent on very smoothly and at least the haul Church Sunday were Curt Arthur in Rapid City last Saturday and WR/LJ Rural Water Supply, Water Sup - it. She drove herself over, first time was a short one for the truckers. and Rod and LeAnn Knutson. Curt Sunday. They got a lot of court time /s/Charlene Reed gave a report on his recent mission - and were able to see other teams Charlene Reed ply ...... 935.00 driving on the interstate and all That was how Don and Vi cele - 702 W. Prospect Ave. T. Williams/ Town of Midland , CD- Water was good. brated their anniversary. ary trip to Swaziland. Rod and from all over Montana, Wyoming Pierre, SD 57501 payment ...... 130.92 Monday, Tony Harty stopped by Valentine’s Day blew in with a LeAnn had some information on and South Dakota showing off their Tammy Williams, CD remainder ....40.31 our house to give me his news for vengance. I had an early morning the organization "Mission of Mercy- stuff! They had a lot of fun. Janet Magelky the week. He’s feeling a little better trip to Murdo that Thursday with One Child Matters" and how one Guests for the day on Sunday at Haakon County Clerk of Courts There being no further business to come can be involved in helping children Phil and Karen Carley's were Abby before the board, the meeting adjourned. after a punky last week. the HCPT. Who would suppose you PO Box 70 Don and Vi Moody had a pretty could get lost in Murdo? However, across the world. Carley and Wace, Joe and LaRae Philip, SD 57567 exciting week at the ranch with I had to enlist the help of Phylis Pe - Jim and Lana Elshere attended Carley and family, Andrea Carley (605) 859-2627 Michelle Meinzer Diana Baeza Finance Officer President several appointments in Philip and ters to find the Murdo clinic. It’s a basketball game in Wall Tuesday and Millie, Wyatt, Quade, and night, where their grandson, Jaeryn Shields, Tiara Peterson, Gay Tollefson, Attorney busy at the ranch. Brian Koehn not what you know sometimes, but Tollefson Law Office [Published February 21, 2013, at the total was helping out the greater part of who you know! The wind jostled us Carter Elshere, son of Ryan and friend of Abby, the Joel Kammerer PO Box 848 approximate cost of $37.04] the week getting ready for a cattle along both ways and snow accom - Chrissy, was playing his last game family, Marvin Kammerer and Philip, SD 57567 sale. Don has been putting his new panied us, off and on, as well. of the season. John Harrington. They were cele - 605-859-2783 skidsteer to work around and about Sandee Gittings left Thursday Trey and Jenna Elshere (Cory brating Wyatt's second birthday. Notice to Bidders moving snow out of the corrals after work to go to Aberdeen for the and Stacy) of Wall spent Friday The Dave Shields' family has [Published February 21, 28, March 7, around the loading chute and the annual S.D. Farmers Union con - and overnight with Grandpa Jim been staying with their grandpar - 2013, at the total approximate cost of The Haakon County Board of Commis - cattle came in to the place out of vention. She drove on about 75 and Grandma Lana. Saturday, ents, Phil and Karen Carley. Dave $76.96] sioners will accept bids to purchase (2) curiosity hearing the engine noise miles of solid ice from Holabird to Lana, Stacy and Jenna drove to is in Rochester having tests taken. motor grader mounted roller/packers. so moving them closer was not a north of Redfield on the way. Rapid City for a ladies Bible re - Tyra Austin, Zachery and Zane, Width – 90 inches, 6 Heavy Duty Inde - problem at all. Headed for home Sunday morning treat while Trey and Cory went Big Stone City, spent the long pendent Walking Beams, individual 6,000 As we watch TV, it seems the and had some bad roads between roping. weekend with Donnie and Bobette Proceedings of the lb. Hubs and Square Spindle, ripper music in the background drowns Miller and Highmore. Bill and Connie Parsons visited Schofield. Joining them all on Sun - Town of Midland mounted for Cat M2 Motor Grader, quick attach mount, ruber tired. out the voices of the actors (is that Don and Vi Moody had to take with Paul and Joy Elshere in Philip day were Steve, Lisa and Blair Wednesday evening. Jonas, Pierre, Bruce and Lynn REGULAR MEETING MINUTES age related ) and seldom can I get their laptop computer Friday after - February 12, 2013 For information contact Hwy. Supt. Kenny interested in the newer shows due noon to Philip to find out why the Jim and Linda Stangle attended Dunker and family, Wall, Dawn Neville at 605-859-2472. to the prolific use of cussing. We do color was distorted. It all hinged on veterinary meetings Thursday and and Alicia Simons, rural Howes, The Town Board of the Town of Midland enjoy the old time shows, “Bo - the position of the monitor being Friday in Deadwood. Saturday, and Jeff and Crystal Schofield and met on Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at The bids shall be in a sealed envelope nanza” and “Matlock,” to mention very sensitive to movement due to they were in Faith for the basket - Chase, Milesville. Vicki Daly and 7:00 PM in the Town Hall with the follow - marked “Roller/Packers” and sent to the a couple, and it was interesting just wear and opening and closing ball games. boys visited in the afternoon. Jeff, ing members present: Diana Baeza, Rock Haakon County Highway Department, that this week the screenwriter for the monitor screen so often. But Donnie and Marcia Eymer Crystal and family are new resi - PO Box 156, Philip, SD 57567. Gillaspie, Finance Officer Michelle those shows passed away at 98 Ron said it will probably work okay joined Donnie's sisters, Sharon dents of Milesville, living in the Meinzer and Utilities Operator Lawrence years of age, Richard Collins. for awhile as long as the monitor Coyle and Shirley Parsons, in Leach house. Stroppel. Bid Specifications may be obtained at the County Highway Dept., or by calling 605- Shows that don’t have to be cen - position stays very stable, so Vi has Philip Thursday night for supper. Mark Hanrahan and Kenny Absent: Jared Fosheim 859-2472. sored ahead of time. Very refresh - to type gently and they don't rock This was a belated birthday cele - Neville enjoyed the regional ing. the boat, so to speak. They had a bration for Donnie. Later, they en - wrestling tournament in Rapid Also present: Sheldon Sturgis – Perform - Bids to be opened at 1:30 p.m. MST at What to do when the furnace late lunch at the Lucky Strike joyed playing cards at the senior City Saturday. ance Seed Co., and Reuben Vollmer, Jr. the County Commissioners’ meeting on doesn’t run, call for help. Tony bowling lanes. center. Kayla Eymer joined them Chad and Kathy Hanrahan Tuesday, the 5th of March. Harty was in that situation and Friday, Bill was like a cricket for supper. spent the weekend with Kathy's Minutes from the January 8 and January Tuesday Brian Hansen was by to rubbing his legs together until they Spending the weekend with family in Gregory. 25, 2013, meetings were approved as Haakon County reserves the right to re - Mike and Linda Gebes were Court - Hugh and Ann Harty brought a ject any or all bids. check on the problem and ordered were raw. A quick trip to the published. a new furnace motor and at - Kadoka Clinic and Dr. Coen Klop - ney Gebes, Sturgis, and Brad cake up to Paul and Moneik Gebes and friend Kathy and her Stephens' in Black Hawk Thursday Sheldon Sturgis met with the Board to [Published February 21 & 28, 2013, at the tempted to make the old one work per sized him up, surveyed the discuss the possibility of swapping land total approximate cost of $20.14] until the repair arrived. Tony vis - healing we have been doing, and son, Devin, Philip. Roy Warner was night. The cake was for Moneik ited Shirley Hair after picking up gave him some medication for that a Saturday supper and overnight who celebrates a Valentine's Day the mail. itching going on, as well as for the guest. birthday. Tuesday visitors at our place fever that had just hit him. We Carson Hamill and Brice Han - Saturdy night, Hugh and Ann were Dean Parsons, Philip, and made a trip to Philip for prescrip - son participated in the Black Hills Harty attended Moneik Stephens' trunk show at the Shriner's Club in Rapid City. Moneik had over 40 quilts to show that night and that isn't all of them that she has made. She's a busy lady with two small children. Hugh and Ann Harty were guests in the home of Jim and Maurine Woodall in Hill City Sun - day afternoon. They were among others present to celebrate the birthdays of Jim and Ann. I read in the Rapid City Journal of the death of Ruth Karim, age 82, who died recently in Pierre. She CHECK IT OUT: taught English in 1956, when I was a junior at Philip High School and www.RPIpromotions.com she was known as Mrs. Emler. Thursday, to celebrate Valen - tine’s Day, Trevor and Christa Fitch and boys were guests at the home of John and Tonya Kramer for a mystery meal and games. The Trevor Fitch's were in Legal Advertising Kadoka Sunday for an AAU wrestling tournament. Jensen and Deadline: Keagan got first place and Colby Fridays at Noon got second. Monday, they wrestled in Philip with Colby placing third ads@ and Jensen and Keagan fourth pioneer-review.com place. Congratulations, boys! Classifieds • 859-2516 Thursday, February 21, 2013 • The Pioneer Review • Page 9

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Shown, kneeling in the back row, from left: Gavin Brucklacher, Nelson Holman, Keegan Burnett, Tristen Rush and Garrett Snook. Middle row: Amanda McIlravy, Deserae Williams, Ellie Coyle, Samantha Huston, Tara Cantrell, Katelyn Enders, Kelsie Kroetch and Caitie Pinella. Front: Bailey Radway, Tyshia Ferguson, Lakin Boyd and Afton Burns. Other attendees were advisor Brigitte Brucklacher, judges Emma and Sayde Slovek, chaperone Amy Kroetch, driver Rick Coyle. Courtesy photos

Philip Area grapplers brought back the Region 4B championship title last Saturday. Back row from left are Brandy Knutson, Jed Brown, Geoffrey DeVries, Clint Stout, Chance Knutson, Rance Johnson, Cody Donnelly, Nick Donnelly, Bosten Morehart and Keven Morehart. Front from left are student managers Kelsie Kroetch and Madyson Morehart, Chandlier Sudbeck, Lane Blasius, Logan Ammons, Gavin DeVries, Raedon Anderson, and head coach Matt Donnelly. Photo by Dayle Knutson

•Pinned Brady Hill (SB) 3:52 •Major dec. Joshua Simunek (HS) 13-4 120 lbs: nick Donnelly, 2nd, 31-9 record •Pinned Ryan Krump (STM) 1:28 •Pinned Westly Greenough (HS) 3:55 •Pinned Garrett Rausch (PC), 1:08 •Decisioned by Dominick Schooler (HC) 1-5 152 lbs: Lane Blasius, 1st, 29--3 record •Bye •Pinned Tristan Madsen (HS) 1:08 •Won by default Jace Anderson (SB) •Decisioned Dylan Severyn (CUS) 6-5 160 lbs: Chandlier Sudbeck, 1st, 2013-2014 FCCLA District IX officers from Philip; secretary/ 31-8 record treasurer Afton Burns, left, and chairman Gavin Brucklacher, •Bye center. The 2012-2013 FCCLA District IX chairman is Kelsie •Tech. fall over Brett Scott, (CUS) 18-2 Kroetch , right. •Pinned Brad Hahn (BC) 5:03 •Pinned Austin Haberer (PC) 4:45 170 lbs: Clint Stout, 1st, 33-8 record FCCLA STAR illustrated talk team of, from left, Ellie Coyle, •Bye Keegan Burnett and Tyshia Ferguson. •Pinned Jason Van Vugt (MP) 3:44 •Pinned Joe Merrival (BC) 3:26 •Decisioned Clayton Wahlstrom (CUS) 7-6 The annual District IX meeting 10 state FCCLA 182 lbs: Chance Knutson, 2nd, for Family, Career and Community officers, and will 26-9 record Leaders of America was held represent South Philip Area’s Chandlier Sudbeck was presented with the Trent Matt Memorial •Bye Award at the Region 4B Wrestling Tournament in Rapid City. The award is pre - Wednesday, February 13, in Rapid Dakota at the •Bye City on the campus of the South sented annually to the winner of the 160 pound weight class at the tournament. •Pinned Reece Jensen (HC) 3:01 National Lead - Making the presentation were Darlene, left, and Marion Matt, Philip. •Decisioned by Dalton McCullam (BC) 2-12 Dakota School of Mines and Tech - ership Confer - Photo by Dayle Knutson 195 lbs: Logan ammons, 2nd, nology. This year’s district theme ence in 22-10 record was “Light the Torch with Nashville in •Bye FCCLA.” It was a run-away for the Philip Philip Area (181.5), Bennett •Pinned Marcus Heath (BC) 3:26 July. Area grapplers as they claimed the County (118.5), Stanley County •Pinned Chase Schoenhard (MP) 1:29 As district chairman, Philip’s All of the •Decsioned by Clay Siedler (CUS) 3-5 Kelsie Kroetch led the meeting. Philip FFA Region 4B title by more than 60 (112), Hot Springs (106.5), Potter 220 lbs: Gavin DeVries, 3rd, points, and garnering seven first County (99), Custer (79.5), Lem - Philip will have two of the three chaper members 20-17 record district officers for the 2013-2014 and second placings. mon/McIntosh (64), Mobridge-Pol - •Pinned Carrell Haines (HS) 2:35 competing in the Head coach Matt Donnelly was lock (61), Hill City (56), Newell •Pinned Todd VanderMay (BC) 3:02 term. Newly elected are Gavin illustrated talk •Pinned by Brady Spiry (MP) 5:56 Brucklacher as chairman and Students Taking pleased for the team and the indi - (50), Sully Buttes (39), Harding •Pinned Mike Murray (CUS) 4:45 viduals as they wrestled well at the County (33), St. Thomas More (19), Afton Burns as secretary/trea - Action with •Pinned John Jung (RC) 1:58 surer. The co-chair is Nicole Eisen - tourney. The team took 10 kids and Red Cloud (14). 285 lbs: Geoffrey DeVries, 3-20 record Recognition FCCLA STAR illustrated talk team of Garrett Snook and Caitie placed nine. Four open slots in the 106 lbs: Jed Brown 4th, 30-11 record •Bye braun, Wall. Brucklacher is the (STAR) event re - Penella 126, 132, 138, and 145 weight •Bye •Pinned by Cade Larson (SC) :39 first male chairman of District IX, ceived gold rat - •Pinned Stone Durham (STM), 2:25 •Bye classes were not good for the team which includes chapters from ings and qualified for state. Those and Garrett Snook and Caitie •Decisioned by Dirk Wolf (L/M) 12-14 •Pinned by Garrett Clark (L/M) 1:34 Philip, Wall, Bison, Belle Fourche though, he said. Injuries and ill - •Pinned Kalel Worisheck (HC) 1:42 individuals are Ellie Coyle, Keegan Penella on the topic of under the in - ness were the main reasons for the •Decisioned by Daniel Slama (SC) 5-8 Donnelly noted that while Geof - and Sturgis. He will be installed at Burnett and Tyshia Ferguson on fluence. openings. 113 lbs: Rance Johnson, 1st, frey DeVries did not place at the re - the state meeting in April as one of the topic of abusing the elderly, 23-9 record Team standings following the •Major dec. Bray Harrison (MP) 13-2 gion tournment he has been learn - February 16 tournament were •Pinned Tomo Shirataki (RC) 2:35 ing at every tournament. DeVries, Donnelly noted, is at the light end of the heavy weight division and is Lady Scotties junior varsity drops two just an eighth grader wrestling older, heavier opponents. The Lady Scotties junior varsity field goals: Philip – 14/59 – 24%. 1 2 3 4 WEEKLy SPECIAL: Philip scorers: Hanna Hostutler – 11, SUNDAy Up next for the Badlands team hosted both the Lyman Philip 3 7 15 25 Taco Salad Raiders and the Wall Eagles, Sat - Justina Cvach – 6, Peyton DeJong – 5, Lyman 15 19 31 36 SPECIAL: Brawlers is the State B tourna - Katlin Knutson and Ashton Reedy –4 ment in Aberdeen, Febraury 22 urday, February 16. each, Kaci Olivier and Ellie Coyle –3 and 23. Donnelly is excited about In the Scotties versus the Eagles each. Philip scorers: Olivier – 9, Hostutler – 7, Lasagna junior varsity game, Philip started Wall scorers: Monica Bielmaier – 18, Reedy – 4, Knutson – 3, Cvach – 2. Philip’s prospects at the tourna - Wall scorer: Brooklyn Halverson – 11. Katy Bielmaier – 9. ment, but noted it will be tough. slow. But, by the end of the first Rebounds: 25 Leaders: Reedy – 7, Rebounds: 32 Leaders: Hostutler – 9, with “Anyone can beat anyone,” he said. half, they had not only caught up Cvach – 6, Hostutler – 4, Knutson – 3, Olivier Knutson and DeJong – 5 each, Reedy – 4, and Coyle – 2 each DeJong – 1. “They are there for a reason.” but had taken the lead. That lead Olivier, Coyle and Cvach – 3 each. Texas Toast was improved by one more point by assists: 5 Leaders: Coyle – 3, Cvach – 2. State team rankings heading assists: 8 Leaders: DeJong – 3, Hostut - Steals: 3 Leader: Cvach – 3. Salad Bar & into State B are Parkston (144), the end of the third quarter. The ler and Knutson – 2 each, Olivier – 1. Blocks: 4 Leaders: Coyle, Hostutler, final quarter was a devastation for Steals: 16 Leaders: Hostutler and Knutson and Cvach – 1 each . Dessert 859-2430 • Philip Canton (100), Wagner (98), Howard (90), Beresford (88), Tri- the Scotties. They could not hold Cvach – 4 each, Knutson – 3, Coyle and their opponents’ offensive on - DeJong – 2 each, Reedy – 1. Valley (87), Philip (77), Flandreau Blocks: 4 Leaders: Coyle, Knutson, (72.5), Bon Homme (71) and Web - slaught. In the fourth quarter, Wall Cvach and Reedy – 1 each . Make your opinion known … ster (70). almost doubled its score from all its The Philip junior varsity faced write a letter to the editor! Individual rankings have Brown previous quarters, for the win. the Lyman junior varsity, with the Fax signed copy to 859-2410 in sixth, Johnson ninth, Donnelly same results. or e-mail with your eighth, Blasius second, Sudbeck 1 2 3 4 Staff SpotligHt Philip 4 22 27 36 phone number to: news - third, Stout sixth, Knutson fifth and Ammons eighth. Wall 11 17 21 41 [email protected]

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106 lbs., Jed Brown, 30-11 113 lbs., Rance Johnson, 23-9 120 lbs., Nick Donnelly, 31-9 (4th at Region) (1st at Region) (2nd at Region)

152 lbs., Lane Blasius, 29-3 (1st at Region) 160 lbs., Chandlier Sudbeck, 31-8 170 lbs., Clint Stout, 33-8 (1st at Region) (1st at Region)

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PPhhoottooss bbyy DDaayyllee KKnnuuttssoonn The Pioneer Review Sports Thursday, February 21, 2013 • The Pioneer Review • Page 12 Philip boys one-up over Newell Philip youth in Black Hills Power Shoot-out Six young teams from the Philip One point was good enough for Philip scorers: Nelson Holman and area competed in the Black Hills the win, with the Philip Scotties Tate DeJong – 13 each, Thomas Doolittle field goals: Philip – 19/74 – 26% Power Shoot-out basketball tour - boys’ basketball team defeating the and Gunner Hook – 10 each, Tristen Newell made 13. nament that was held in several Rush – 8, Paul Guptill – 4. free throws: Philip – 13/21 – 62% Rapid City locations, Saturday and Irrigators in Newell, Monday, Feb - newell scorers: Tyler Hohenberger – Newell – 2/11 – 18%. ruary 11. 31, Garrett Boylan – 9, Wacey Boylan – 8, three-point goals: Philip – 5/15 - 33% Sunday, February 16-17. There The first quarter ended with a Will Orwick – 6, Matt Komes – 3. Newell made 1. were a total of 168 teams, covering 15-15 tie. The second quarter saw Rebounds: 38 Leaders: Hook – 15, De - Philip scorers: Ben Stangle – 18, grades four through eight, from a six-point lead held by the Irriga - Jong – 6, Guptill – 5, Holman and Rush – Brody Jones – 17, Gavin Brucklacher – 10, South Dakota, Wyoming, North 4 each, Martinez, Doolittle, Quade Slovek Schaack – 8, Paul Guptill – 6, Martinez, Dakota and Nebraska. tors. Then, in the third quarter, the and Wyatt Schaack – 1 each. Kruse Bierle and Keegan Burnett –2 The fourth grade Philip Lady Scotties not only caught up but also assists: 8 Leaders: Doolittle – 4, Hol - each, Chase Wright – 1. passed the Irrigators by seven man – 3, Hook – 1. newell scorers: Cyler Dowling – 11, Scotties were in the “black” pool of points. That one point extra in Steals: 9 Leaders: Doolittle and Gup - Tyus Olson – 5, Brian Champion and Brad competing teams, and played on come back ability saved Philip till – 3 each, Holman, Rush and DeJong – Kari – 4, Othello Sparks – 3, David Rath the North Middle School auxiliary when Newell attempted its own 1 each. and Johnny Champion – 2 each. court. Their first of three games Blocks: 4 Leaders: Hook – 3, Mar - come back. Hot action ensued, but Rebounds: 43 Leaders: Martinez – 6, was versus the Belle Fourche tinez – 1. Jones and Bierle – 5 each, Guptill, when the last buzzer sounded, the fouls : Philip – 25 Newell – 19 Fouled Schaack, Stangle and Ryan Van Tassel – Crush. Philip won 8-7. Their sec - Scotties were ahead 58-57 for the out: Newell’s G. Boylan . 4 each, Brucklacher and Jacob Kam - ond game, against the Rapid City win. The Philip junior varsity simply merer – 3 each, Wright and Burnett –2 Fire, was another win with the did not put up with any real threat each, Todd Antonsen – 1. score of 12-11. The third game, for 1 2 3 4 from their Newell opponents. From assists : 9 Leaders: Jones – 3, Martinez the championship, was a 19-31 loss and Brucklacher – 2 each, Bierle and to the Winner Lady Warriors. The Philip 15 26 47 58 the first quarter through to the Stangle – 1 each. Newell 15 32 40 57 final buzzer, the Scotties enjoyed a Steals: 33 Leaders: Stangle – 8, Jones – Philip team’s coaches are Colt and Sixth grade girls’ Wildfire basketball team. Back row, from left: co-coach Paulette comfortable, yet still expanding, 7, Martinez – 6, Guptill – 5, Brucklacher – Jenny Terkildsen. Ramsey, Morgan Cantrell, Cylver Lurz, Kaitlyn Foshiem, Samantha Fillingim and field goals: Philip – 16/46 – 35% lead. 3, Bierle and Schaack – 2 each. The sixth grade Philip boys, co-coach Tayta West. Front: Cappie West, Jewel Jones and Jeslyn Jindra. Newell made 15. Blocks: 6 Leaders: Bierle – 3, Guptill – coached by Holly Schaack, were in free throws: Philip – 5/10 – 50% 1 2 3 4 2, Schaack – 1. their own “black” pool. Their games Newell – 18/30 - 60%. fouls : Philip – 16 Newell – 14 . three-point goals: Philip – 7 /21 – Philip 19 37 51 66 were played at the Central High 33% Newell made 3. Newell 6 15 20 31 School. The first game ended as a 5-11 loss to the Rapid City Heat. The second was another loss, this time 15-21 to the Rozet (Wyo.) Lady Scotties still in district play Mustangs. Philip’s third match was versus the Rapid City Blue Jaiz, re - The Philip Lady Scotties played field goals: Philip – 34/86 – 40%. Blocks: 11 Leaders: Wells – 4, sulting in a Philip loss. their first game of the District 14B Philip scorers: Krista Wells – 21, Hand – 3, Radway – 2, Hostutler and Philip’s sixth grade girls’ team girls’ basketball tournament, Mon - Jordyn Dekker – 17, Madison Hand – Johnson – 1 each . was in the “red” pool of competing day, February 18. 12, Sam Johnson – 8, Holly Iwan – 7, District 14B play included the teams. Calling themselves Wild - After facing the Oelrichs Tigers Bailey Radway and Katlin Knutson –4 Philip Lady Scotties facing off fire, they played at South Middle each, Justina Cvach – 3, Kaci Olivier on the New Underwood court, the against the Wall Eagles, Tuesday, School. Philip enjoyed a 19-10 first- and Ashton Reedy – 2 each. February 19. On Monday, New Un - Scotties came home with a clear oelrichs scorers: Kayla Bravo – 24, game win over the Spearfish Slam - win. The first quarter saw Philip Ariel Rouillard – 22. derwood defeated Edgemont, thus mers. Their second game was also taking the lead, while the second Rebounds: Philip – 31 Oelrichs – 30 New Underwood faced Rapid City an easy win, 23-6, over the Rapid quarter saw Philip begin expand - Leaders: Hand, Radway and Johnson – Christian on Tuesday. No results City Wildcats. Now, having earned ing that lead. The third quarter 6 each, Iwan – 5, Wells – 4, Cvach – 2, for these games were available at a top-seed position, they faced the was a time of cushioning the score - Olivier and Knutson – 1 each. press time. The two winners will “white” pool winners, defeating the board, making it possible for more assists: 20 Leaders: Hand – 8, challenge each other Thursday, Ipswich Lady Tigers 17-11. The Lady Scotties to see play time dur - Wells – 5, Radway – 3, Iwan, Hanna February 21, at 7:00 p.m. in Rapid Philip team’s coaches are Tayta Hostutler, Johnson and Cvach – 1 each. ing the final quarter of the district City at the South Dakota School of West and Paulette Ramsey. West Steals: 14 Leaders: Wells – 4, Hand Mines and Technology, to deter - game. and Johnson – 3 each, Radway – 2, encourages local adults to take Seventh grade girls’ Orange Crush team. Back row, from left: coach Jennifer 1 2 3 4 Iwan and Cvach – 1 each. mine who advances on to the region teams to the shoot out tournament, Jones, Jada Jones, Jaisa Snyder, Kendal Hook, Payton Schoenhals, Abby Martin Philip 17 35 60 80 game. where the players on the teams can and coach RaeAnn Snyder. Front: Bobbi Antonsen, Anna Belle McIlravy and Sage Oelrichs 11 26 40 66 experience time on the court. Bierle. Courtesy photos The seventh grade girls’ team from Philip, the Philip Orange Crush, was in the “black” pool of Lady Scotties fall to White River contending teams. On the East Middle School court, they first blew The Philip Lady Scotties basket - field goals: Philip – 13/66 - 20% 1 2 3 4 away the New Underwood Lady ball team traveled to White River, Philip scorers: Madison Hand – 17, Philip 8 14 25 35 Tigers 17-5. Their second game Thursday, February 14, to chal - Bailey Radway – 11, Jordyn Dekker – 5, White River 11 16 19 28 was far closer, but still a win, this Sam Johnson – 4, Holly Iwan and Krista lenge the Tigers. time 19-14 over the Gillette (Wyo.) Wells – 2 each. Rockers. Coincidentally, one of the The varsity game began with the Rebounds: Philip – 42 White River – advantage going to the Lady Scot - 32. Leaders: Johnson – 15, Dekker – 9, field goals: Philip – 10/54 – 19%. Gillette players is the granddaugh - Hand – 6, Iwan – 5, Radway – 4, Hanna free throws: Philip – 15/36 – 42%. White ter of Marvin and Vickie Eide, ties, who led by three points at the River – 7/10 – 70% end of the first quarter. At half - Hostutler – 2, Wells – 1. Philip. The Philip girls then sealed assists: 12 Leaders: Wells – 4, Radway, three-point goals: 0/4 – 0% time, though, the score was tied at Philip scorers: Kaci Olivier, Hostutler, the championship by defeating the Johnson and Dekker – 2 each, Iwan and Colome Cowgirls 23-6. Their coach 25. Hand – 1 each. Katlin Knutson and Justina Cvach – 6 each, During the second half, Philip Steals: 5 Leaders: Hand – 3, Iwan and Brett Carley – 4, Peyton DeJong – 3, Ellie is RaeAnn Snyder. ran into trouble, and began slip - Dekker – 1 each. Coyle and Ashton Reedy – 2 each. Philip’s eighth grade girls were White River scorers : Rachel Ashtle - ping behind their opponents. The Blocks: 5 Leaders: Johnson and in the “white” pool and played on Dekker – 2 each, Hostutler –1. ford – 7, Sierra McGowan and Courtney Central High School’s Naasz gym - final quarter was a continuation of Charging Hawk – 6 each. the scores spreading apart, with The junior varsity had a game Rebounds: Philip – 37 White River – 27. nasium court. The Philip Lady the win eventually going to White just the opposite from the varsity Leaders: Knutson – 9, Olivier – 7, Carley, Scotties first defeated the Lodge - River. game. The junior varsity had to Cvach and DeJong – 5 each, Reedy – 3, Hos - pole Nighthawks 30-19. Their sec - come back from following the tutler – 2, Tyana Gottsleben – 1. ond game was a 30-39 loss to the assists: 7 Leaders: Hostutler – 3, Carley – 1 2 3 4 Tigers in the first half. They then Sidney (Neb.) Lady Raiders. Their took the lead, kept it and began 2, Knutson and Cvach – 1 each. Philip 12 25 34 41 Steals: 12 Leaders: Knutson and Cvach – third game, for third place in the Fourth grade girls’ basketball team. Back row, from left: Dilyn Terkildsen, Copper White River 9 25 43 57 pulling away. Their final buzzer 3 each, Reedy – 2, Carley, Olivier, Hostutler tournament was a 23-27 loss to the Lurz, Bobbi Jo Kammerer, Mallory Vetter, Jaida Haynes and Allison Williams. Front: marked a win for Philip. and Coyle – 1 each. Belle Fourche Broncos. Team mem - Drew Terkildsen, Taylor Hanson and Alyssa Walker. Blocks: 2 Leader: Coyle –2. bers were Tia Guptill, Shay Hand, No records were available from Peyton Kuchenbecker, Elise the “C” game. Wheeler, Sammie Schofield, Chris - The eighth grade boys from the the Rapid City Thunder. Philip had tine Womack and Ashley Williams. Philip area were in the “white” pool to settle for sixth place when they The Philip team is coached by Brad and played on Central High lost 18-46 to the Standing Rock Philip League Bowling and Carrie Kuchenbecker. School’s Naasz gymnasium court. Rebels. The Philip team is coached Their first game ended as a 27-37 by Dana Kerns and assisted by Monday night Mixed Hildebrand Concrete ...... 12-12 loss to the Hot Springs Bison. Their Branden West. Handrahan Const ...... 20-8 Just Tammy’s ...... 11-13 Shad’s Towing ...... 18-10 second game was a 39-28 win over First National Bank ...... 9-15 For all your concrete Dakota Bar ...... 16-12 Chiefie’s Chicks ...... 5-19 Petersen’s ...... 12-16 Highlights: construction needs: Badland’s Auto ...... 10-14 Rachel Kjerstad ...... 194/490 Lake trout record broken Rockers ...... 8-20 Jessica Wagner ...... 130 Hightlights: GCOibNsCoRnETE CONSTRUCTION Marlis Petersen .....5-7 split; 186/488 A new state record lake trout species. The first lake trout stock - Jerry Mooney ...... 2-7 split; 196/555 Lois Porch ...... 489 859-3100 • Philip, SD was caught from Pactola Reservoir ing occurred in Belle Fourche Carl Brown ...... 203 clean/533 Amy Morrison ...... 181 on January 23 by Aaron Jones, Reservoir in 1914. Bryan Buxcel ...... 187 clean/495 Kathy Arthur ...... 171 Connie Schlim ...... 5-7 split Tena Slovek ...... 2-7 split Rapid City. Weighing in at 30 To qualify for a state record, the Matt Reckling ...... 5-7 split MaryLynn Crary ...... 4-5 split pounds even, this record lake trout angler must get the fish weighed Jackie Schull ...... 3-10 split Sandee Gittings ...... 3-10 split surpassed the previous record, held on a certified scale (available at Shar Moses ...... 3-10 split by Steve Matheny, by more than a grocery stores), have the species tuesday Men’s Early pound. 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Good Luck, Scotties, at the District 14B Tournament! Monday, February 25th at New Underwood (first game at 6:30 Wall vs. Edgemont; second game at 7:30 Philip vs. Rapid City Christian) Thursday, February 28th at Oelrichs (Oelrichs vs. winner of first game at 7:00 p.m.) New Underwood (New Underwood vs. winner of second game at 7:00 p.m.) Friday, March 1st at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology

Philip Scotties Basketball Team, back row, left to right, Coach Mike Baer, Wyatt Schaack, Tate DeJong, Kruse Bierle, Gunner Hook, Paul Guptill, Cassidy Schnabel, Brody Jones, Asst. Coach Brad Haynes; front row, Ben Stangle, Blake Martinez, Thomas Doolittle, Nelson Holman, Quade Slovek, Tristen Rush and Gavin Brucklacher. Photo courtesy of Deb Smith

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Bill and Polly Bruce have been last Monday and Tuesday to get Moenville News enjoying a quieter winter schedule. supplies and go to the cattle sale, They went to Ida Hunt's funeral on and I was in Philip Wednesday for (continued from page 4) February 11. Last Friday, their a meeting. Sunday, I headed to son, Vince, went to the Black Hills Salem to visit our daughter, Jen - dently the road conditions weren't tion that is touring in the south - to ski with friends. His wife, Katie, nifer, and Monday Randy attended very good as Jon was coming home. west, so Lynn and Nina will be able is not a skiing enthusiast, so she a Masonic Lodge meeting in Pierre. But one thing is for sure – if you to spend some time with her, also. opted to stay at the ranch and help We enjoyed the few days of gor - grow up in Minnesota, you know It sounds like Lynn and Nina are keep the chores done. Saturday geous weather! how to deal with snow and ice! Jon making the most of their retire - evening, Bill and Polly attended Today, I am grateful for technol - and Connie's son, Wyatt, was home ment. church in Midland. Sunday, Katie ogy that allows me to submit this for the holiday weekend from his Max and Joyce Jones have been went rock hunting with Jason Fis - column to the Pioneer Review office studies at South Dakota State Uni - home this week – taking advantage cher and others – the group was from Salem, or anywhere else. All versity. of this slower time of year. Joyce searching for Fairburn agates. I need is a computer. This technol - Ray and Nancy Neuhauser re - said she has been working on Polly said Katie didn't find any ogy was science fiction not that cently returned from a trip to taxes, which doesn't sound relaxing Fairburns, but she did bring home many years ago. Florida. They attended the annual to me at all! some beautiful rocks. Polly said she I hope you will all bundle up and meeting of the National Cattle - Clint and Laura Alleman have has been spending time working on stay safe and warm through the men's Beef Association as well as been busy with chores and prepa - quilts and crafts – perfect winter - cold, snowy days ahead. And start the American National Cattle - ration for the upcoming Hayes time activities! doing some exercises, so you'll be women. They went with a group to play. Laura is the director, and she Randy and I seemed to have a ready for gardening season! the local fairgrounds where the said they are having dress re - busy week. Randy was in Philip Florida cattlemen were opening a hearsal this week. I'm sure the museum about the industry in Hayes play will provide a fun their state. Evidently, Florida was evening, just as it has for decades. Newspapers online! the first state in our nation to have Clint and Laura were in Pierre on cattle. Ray and Nancy also took a Valentine's Day, and they cele - Philip ~ Wall ~ Faith tour of two cattle ranches and a brated with a Valentine's lunch! water preserve, as well as a huge T.J. Gabriel took some bulls to Bison ~ Kadoka ~ Murdo strawberry farm and a winery. Sturgis last weekend to take part While in Florida, they also got to in the pen of three exhibits there. See pictures in full color! visit with Raymond's grandchil - T.J. will be having his annual bull dren, Jessica and William, and sale soon. Subscribe at: www.pioneer-review.com their families. Jessie and Willie are children of Clayton Neuhauser. Connie (Neuhauser) and Bunky Boger had their educational agri - cultural exhibit at a fair in the ls: ch Specia area, so Raymond and Nancy also Lun day onday-Fri Reservations: got to visit with them and tour M :30 11:00 to 1 their display. Nancy said Connie all for The Steakhouse & Lounge C and Bunky do such a service to the specials! 859-2774 agriculture industry by providing Open Daily ~ Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip this informative, hands-on oppor - tunity to the public. Nancy said at ~ Tuesday, Feb. 19 ~ ~ Thursday, Feb. 21 ~ ~ Saturday, Feb. 23 ~ one point, Connie was milking a Prime Rib ular Menu Walleye Prime Rib cow, showing the fair-goers where Reg tly! Bar lable Nigh their milk comes from, and the kids ad t ~ Wednesday, Feb. 20 ~ Avai ~ Friday Buffet, Feb. 22 ~ ~ Monday, Feb. 25 ~ Sal e a * * * uffet were lined up for quite a ways, labl Indian Taco Friday B Chicken Prime Rib vai ! 8:00 p.m. waiting for their turn to "milk the A nch 5:00 to cow." Lu or Taco Salad Fish • Shrimp Sandwich Nels and Dorothy Paulson have been home this week – they didn't Try our new charbroiled steaks & burgers! All steaks come with a choice of potato and includes salad bar! even have to go to town for sup - plies. They have been enjoying puz - zles – jigsaw and crossword puz - zles. Puzzles can be relaxing, and they are a good way to exercise your mind. However, at the Paul - son home, jigsaw puzzles are not      relaxing for Dorothy, so she sticks   to the crossword puzzles. She said ///( !$!($!.+,'#'%   she is too impatient, and if she %!$ !&' ( !$!($!.+,'#'%  
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!& Carmen for a couple of afternoons '*"  ##(&"C ! ,+'%! ()'- !&  (% ! ()$ $,  '  ' (  $! &((  last week while Alivya's mom was '((# %'*'($)
(!'*!'))!(! !( busy with some projects. Saturday, "#(##!(( #C ! !+((# $"' ( ()'-!&  (% !'))!(!)*' Carmen joined a group of ladies at !!'( #)$,#  
##(+ #) '('*!'))!(! !#"'&"C ! ,"$()!.'( ()'-!&  (% !()$ $,' ' the Kirley Hall for a scrapbooking (  
(!'*!'))!(! #4'31-2+356)!%0)6 session. There is also a lady that #&(&"C ! ,'((#  
()'-!&  (% !'))!(!' comes to the hall and gives mas - ()'-!&  $%#$#( #"#)$'((!$! ""&!'C '#+'%!'((# !! *!'))!(! !$, #)))!(! sages – sounds like a great way to '( #)$,#  
()'- $&  (% ! ()$ $,  '  ' relax! ') .C ! ,'((#  
(!'*!'))!(! Mary Neuhauser attended the  - -C #.! #+'%!'( ()'-$& (% !'(() "'))!' #4'31-2+800!%0)6 state gymnastics meet last week – (# 
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))!(! ()'-  %' #*(" !!'#*(  %"") her niece was one of the partici - ()'-!&  ## ##*(  %"") pants. Daughter Sarah, who works ! &C ! ,'-!+((#  
()'-$&  (% !'))!(!)*' """C  #.! ,,+'%!'( ##(+ #) '('*!'))!(! ()'-!&  '$ '#*(  %"") in Spearfish, also came down for (#  
()'-$&  (% !()$ $,' ' ()'-$&  (!$+ '##*(#*(%!*(#) *!! some of the meet. Kevin '(#)(C ! +'%!'((# $"' ( % '(!'*!'))!(! (!  %"") ()'-$& #'("'$,!$#$'#(  %"") Neuhauser traveled to Highmore '$#)# #)$,#  
()'-$&  (% !'))!(!'* Saturday to see his mother, Ruth ()'-$&  .##'$! (  %"") &$+&"C  ! ''(( 
!'))!(! ()'-$&  $')*#=(')'*'$((#*(  %"") Neuhauser, as well as his sister, &((")'C  ! +'%!'((#  
()'-!- *!!.'*!'))!(! ()'-!- *!!. Nina, and her husband, Lynn Nachtigall. Lynn and Nina were  !$!(!.+,'# -,!'&
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**0'+, ,     few days with Ruth. The group had supper together Saturday evening. Kevin said Lynn and Nina were *+' ' *#"("(&"(
;?;BBB<5686<86A3>?;171;9)<1;96:4>/83>1;:>64:93:?>1/:03 going to be stopping through A63B32;:?53:?3=:3?/?BBB<5686<86A3>?;171;9;=;:?53("8617;:' &"'"#&("(& Spearfish to pick up some house - plants that Sarah "babysat" for (##"'"(( #&*&$&'"((* ## (-#)&(( *)'  several months while Lynn and (#&&#'(#B:3=  #"63829/: @1?6;:33= "$&#)( @1?6;:33= #"&'#"63829/: Nina were in Italy. According to $ $ *'(# )(#"    '10$;4<   "3417:3441<    (896237<    Kevin, Lynn and Nina will be head - 144    ing south soon to visit some friends '(*"'(+&(     -!& +63829/: -""+'&@1?6;:33= -/=2;=39/: ,(&"&'63829/: and see some sights. Their daugh - "304/50<   ,/78/<   BBB<5686<86A3>?;171;9 ter, Tara, is working with a produc - '1:/<