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Who thinks running is not fun? improve both as an athlete and and enjoying the views of the will be October 26. The coaches Caleb Zephier, Jason Weston, Ryan Just ask the forty-one area youth an individual. Some of the camp Missouri River. The summer and runners attending the camp Conroy, Myles Kokes, Jordan Iron, that spent 3 days attending a dis- activities were: Stretching and temperatures were warm, and a all left with positive plans for a Curtis Jensen, Mieke Slaba, and tance running camp on June 26-28 strengthening individual running lot of water and fresh fruit were successful season as well as being Coaches Julie and Thomas Cart- at the Randall Creek Recreation muscles, developing core strength, consumed by everyone! able to build on relationships with ney from Wagner; Tyler Tjeerdsma Area by the Fort Randall Dam. The setting and meeting goals, develop- In addition to runners from other runners and schools. from Avon; Garner Burrus, Cade running camp was organized by ing a runner’s diet, and training to Andes Central/Dakota Christian Runners and coaches who Burrus, Cody Williams, Keith Hoff- cross country coaches Larry Lucas accomplish a personal goal. The and Wager, there were runners attended the camp were: Lexi man, Bryce Bartling, Nick Nelson, (Andes Central/Dakota Christian) camp concluded on Friday morn- from Avon, Burke, Gregory, Kim- Schoenfelder, Isabella Brouwer, and Coach Kensey from Burke; and Tom Cartney (Wagner). ing with a 5K fun run followed by ball/White Lake, Tripp/Delmont/ Hannah Hansum, Sonya Hansum, Carson Klundt, Adyson Stukel, Each morning the runners a talk from Doug Petersen, the Armour, and Elk Point/Jefferson. Tony Hansum, and Coach Lucas Sierra Rencountre, Emma Thom- did a 3-mile run and then partic- cross country head coach at the This year the cross country season and Beth Harrington from Andes as, Luke Sinclair, and Coach Voigt ipated in group discussions and University of Sioux Falls. begins with organized practices Central/Dakota Christian; Teddy from Gregory; Summer Skluzak, activities related to developing a Other fun activities were play- on August 15, the first meet day Slaba, Cooper Slaba, Presley Slaba, strong running base and how to ing Frisbee disc golf, swimming, is August 31, and the state meet Jackson Rolston, Vincent Bechen, CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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Today's Forecast as of Monday, January 14, 2019 page 2 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 wagner COMMUNITY Post Mary Church in Dante. "work" meeting doing some exteri- Geocaching came to Fort Ran- or building renovations. The Rota- Wedding Annoucements dall. Geocaching had become very ry members joined in to remove the OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF popular at this time. It was an out- basement entrance housing, fill the CHARLES MIX COUNTY, door activity that involved a person entrance with sand and concrete, CITY OF WAGNER, WAGNER 10 Years Ago - 2009 hiding containers in interesting and prepare for new sidewalk, COMMUNITY SCHOOL, TOWN Randall RC & D received $186,000s places and other people, called curb and gutter. All the lower and OF DANTE, LAKE ANDES IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LAKE in grants to Lewis and Clark Wa- "finders" using GPS technology to upper windows of the two-story ANDES-WAGNER IRRIGATION tershed Improvements. locate them. building were enclosed and treated SYSTEMS, INC, AND TOWN OF Joey Soukup accepted admit- 20 Years Ago - 1999 with stucco. The basement area PICKSTOWN tance to the University of Chicago Stephanie Nedved attended Au- was once occupied by the Wagner Booth School of Business where he gustana College's Summer Music Announcer under the ownership BARB PECHOUS, pursued his MBA. Camp held in Sioux Falls June 13- of Walter and Ione Bertsch. PUBLISHER/EDITOR A historic Eucharistic proces- 18. Over 100 students participated 30 Years Ago - 1989 sion from Wagner to Dante was in the camp. Bruce Anderson, recent grad- © Wagner Post 2018 held as Father Richard Baumberg- The Fort Randall Boat Club uate of USD law school joined the Circulation : 1770 er, along with members from both announced it have and patriotic Lee Tappe law firm in Platte. Published every Wednesday churches, made their way from St. boat parade. The route went along Angie Fischer was named Wag- (USPS 664-420) by : John's Catholic Church in Wagner the North Point Park, the dam and ner Good Samaritan Employee of to the Pray for Peace Shrine than continuing into South Shore. the Month. Pechous Publications from there to the Blessed Virgin The Rotary Club had an evening 45 Years Ago - 1974 Jonathan Frantz and Callie 209 S. Main Ave. Wagner Four Leaf Clover 4-H Wilson celebrated their marriage Wagner, SD 57380 Club donated a set of bingo cards with family and friends May 25 Phone : 605 384. .5616 and cage to the Wagner Good Sa- with Reverend Ellen Y. Swain as Fax : 605 384. 5955. maritan Center. the celebrant. Email : announcer@hcinet net. Kulhavys and Harold Flaigs Jonathan, son of John Frantz were host to six Czechoslovakian of Catonsville, Maryland and ANNUAL orchestra members. Catherine Curran of Providence, SUBSCRIPTION RATE 60 Years Ago - 1959 Rhode Island, and Callie, daugh- In the state of South Dakota A 10lb. sack of sugar was 89¢ at ter of Troy and Vicky Wilson of $ Phil's Supermarket. Raton, New Mexico, tied the knot 45 A daughter was born to Mr. and in a meadow on her parent’s prop- Mrs. Harvey Weisser; a son to Mr. erty. The groom’s grandparents Rest of the United States and Mrs. Leo Payer and a son to are Patrick and Eileen Curran of $ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dvorak. Dartmouth, Massachusetts. The 50 70 Years Ago - 1949 bride’s grandmothers are Beryle All rates include The Mitchell Kernels squeezed Uecker of Wagner and Peggy Wil- applicable sales tax . by the Wagner Rockets 4-3 in 13 son of Albuquerque, New Mexico. innings. Following their wedding, the Periodicals postage paid at The WNAX Bohemian Band newlyweds hiked in both Yellow- Wagner, SD 57380 played on the 4th of July at Rest stone and Grand Teton, National with additional mailing offices. Heaven Parks. They are now making their 90 Years Ago - 1929 home in Tucson, Arizona with Postmaster: Fun fact the Wagner Post was their border collie, Rose. Send address changes to : printed on Thursdays. When look- ing at a calendar to see what the Wagner Post date for the newspaper on Wednes- AREA STUDENTS 209 S. Main Ave. days would have been it lined up Wagner, SD 57380 perfectly with this year's editions. NAMED TO BHSU Get your summer dress at your local Buches Store. See Photo. SPRING 2019 STAFF : DEAN’S LIST Barb Pechous: Editor, Publisher Am. Leg. Auxiliary to Greer Post #11 SPEARFISH… Black Hills Jessica Zeeb: Graphic Design Reported by Secretary Barb Kucera State University has released Anna Ishmael: Graphic Design Greet Unit #11 American Le- Geiman on winning the nomination to and how much. Juanita Stone the Dean’s List for the spring gion Auxiliary met June 20 at the for State Chaplain, therefore Kathy announced that the new State Com- 2019 semester. A total of 714 post home with eight members resigned the secretarial position for mander’s, Fred Nelson, homecom- students maintained a grade DEADLINES : present. President Juanita Stone next year. We appreciate Bonnie ing will be held on Saturday, June point average (GPA) of 3.5 or Legals, Thurs . at 2 p.m. called the meeting to order, Chap- Soukup for taking the secretarial 29th in Spearfish. The new State higher while taking at least Ads, Fri. at 3 p.m. lain Margie Stone opened with a position for next year. Auxiliary President Teresa Hun- 12 credit hours. Students that News, Mon . at 10 a.m. prayer from the Legionette. The Community services Chairman timer’s homecoming is Saturday, achieved a 4.0 GPA are recog- Rocket Ads, Fri at 12 p.m. Pledge of Allegiance and Amer- Margie Stone reported appropriate July 20th in Dell Rapids. A thank nized with an asterisk (*). ican Legion Auxiliary Preamble cards had been sent. Membership you was given to Delores Kotab for Among the students being were recited in Unison. was reported 77 members paid. donating the quarter basket to the honored were: Secretary Barb Kucera read the Unfinished business: Convection Child-Welfare Foundation. Jacey Garcia of Lake An- minutes of the previous meeting, of the bylaws who made then voted As there was no further business des with a Major in Composite which were approved as read. Lin- on as corrected, motion carried. to come before the meeting, Chap- Social Science. da Youngbluth gave the treasur- Linda Youngbluth reported on State lain Margie Stone read the prayer *Tavia Podhradsky of Wag- Member of the South Dakota er’s report, which was approved. Convention. New business: A dis- for peace, President Juanita Stone ner with Major in Composite Newspaper Association Juanita Stone congratulated Kathy cussion was held on who to donate adjourned the meeting. Social Science. Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 3 COMMUNITY SUMMER PROGRAMMING AT WAGNER COMMUNITY SCHOOL SUMMER READING PROGRAM

Summer Programming is an exciting and eventful time at the Wagner Community School. This summer, our program will run from AT BOYS & GIRLS CLUB July 8th- August 2nd. We run a four-week program that is open to any students in grade Kindergarten-7th who are currently enrolled in our district. The goal of our summer programming is to foster a love of learning in each child who participates. Our students experience hands-on learning approaches to help them experience learning in new and exciting ways. This year we are focusing on an agricultural theme. Our students will spend their afternoons learning about cattle, buffalo, elk, sheep, goats, chickens, corn, and soybeans. On August 2nd, we will host an Ag Museum that will be open to the public. Please plan to attend so that you can see what our students have learned and discovered about agriculture in our area. Watch for articles each week in July to see where we have been. Throughout the month, each class has the opportunity to take a field trip. This year students will be going to Brookings Children’s Museum, Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum in DeSmet, Fort Randall Dam, Mitchell Corn Palace, SDSU, and Kreycik’s Elk and Buffalo Ranch. We also have many community members who are also welcoming our students to their farms and businesses. The Wagner Community School summer staff is currently preparing the summer program- ming curriculum and is excited for our students to return for a great summer enrichment experience!

Kisely Family Reunion th Sunday, July 7 • 12 noon We just finished up our 5-week Summer Reading Program at the Boys and Girls Club in Wagner. The Summer at The Duck Inn & Waddle Out Reading Program is for ages 4-7 with the assistances of helpers. During this program we read a variety of books that co-existed with an Art Project. This program runs from 9:45-11a.m. It will begin again next year the day after Memorial Day until the end of June. We hope to see returning readers with new readers to join next year. Come (Lake Andes VFW Club) join the fun! Courtesy Photos

Find us on the Web! postandwave.com Commercial State Bank Great Starts, Start Here -- Your Hometown Bank Address: www.commercialstate.com E-mail: [email protected] MEMBER FDIC Wagner, SD • Phone (605) 384-3646 Since 1902 Patrons whose last name begins with the letter A-B may pick up their bank statements on Wed., July 3, and letter A-E on Fri., July 5. Thank You! Thursday, July 4: Independence Day! Bank Closed! Have a happy and save 4th of July! Notice to customers! Saturday, July 6: Irene Krcil's 80th birthday, send greetings to her at: 647 3rd Street SE, Wagner, SD 57380; Wagner Class of When submitting payments, 209 S Main Ave th 1969 50 Year Reunion, Wagner Theater (friends, family and please send to: Wagner, SD 57380 former teachers invited ater 8 p.m.) page 4 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 OBITUARIES

Marie L. Connell, age 90, of family and being active in her Funeral services for Vivian Yankton, died on Thursday, June faith. Marie treasured the time Olson, 92, of Wagner, will be 2 20, 2019 at Avera Sister James spent with family and she will p.m., Saturday, July 6 at the Pick- Care Center in Yankton. be dearly missed. stown Community Church in Funeral services were Tues- Marie is survived by two Pickstown. Burial is in the Ran- day, June 25 at Redeeming Grace children, Wally (Jacqueline) dall Valley Cemetery. Visitation Bible Church in Yankton with Connell of Yankton and Judy will be the hour prior to services Pastor Joe Mason officiating. (Dennis) Losing of Marshall- at the church. Crosby-Jaeger Burial was in the Sacred Heart town, IA; ten grandchildren: Pat Funeral Home in Wagner is in Cemetery in Yankton. Wintz & (Rosana) Connell, Kelly (Tim) charge of arrangements. Ray Funeral Home in Yankton Reynolds, Allison Schmidt, Vivian Darlene Olson was was in charge of arrangements. Michael (Kristen) Connell, Char- born March 2, 1927 in Randall Marie was born March 16, lette Connell, Chad (Rochelle) Valley, the daughter of Harry 1929 in Charles Mix County, to Losing, Scott (Tammy) Losing, and Evodia (Pearson) Mostrom. Jens and Charlotte (Strid) Jo- Ryan (Mandy) Losing, Richard She died Sunday, June 23, 2019 hanneson. She graduated from Kier Laping and Karen Mosse- at the Good Samaritan Society Armour High School and then fin; 16 great grandchildren and in Wagner. VIVIAN OLSON obtained her Teaching Certifi- many nieces and nephews. Vivian was raised in the for her love of art, music and cate from Augustana University MARIE L. CONNELL Marie was preceded in death Randall Valley. She was united volunteering her talent of sing- in Sioux Falls. Marie taught braska. After Otis passed away, by her parents; husband, Otis in marriage to Robert Leonard ing and playing for many years country school for one year in Marie moved to Yankton. She Connell on November 16, 1990; Olson on October 18, 1947. They at the Good Samaritan Center. Charles Mix County. She then loved gardening, canning, quilting, five brothers: Bob, Oscar, Den- moved to the Black Hills in 1955 Thankful for having shared married Otis Connell on May sewing and cooking. Marie was a nis, Jens and David Johanneson; and lived at the Ghost Canyon her life are her three children: 21, 1950 in Lake Andes. After hard worker who enjoyed serving and four sisters: Ruth Mapes, Ranch, where Leonard was Jerry and wife Wanda of Sioux their marriage, they farmed and others. She was so loving and al- Joyce Jardee, Pauline Binegar foreman. She supplied enter- Falls, Donn and wife Dianne of raised livestock in the Armour ways so accepting of others. Her and Delores Charlan. tainment at the ranch camp- Columbus, NE, and Barbara and and Lake Andes area. They faith guided her life. Marie loved To send an online message ground by playing guitar and husband Mike Boor of Yankton; sold the farm in the early 1980’s the Lord and was an avid reader to the family, please visit www. singing at fireside sing alongs. five grandchildren: Tydus Boor, and moved to Menominee, Ne- of the Bible. She loved her church wintzrayfuneralhome.com. They moved back to the family Max Boor, Tracy Olson, Olivia farm in 1966. Leonard and Vivian Olson and Colin Olson; and owned and operated Prairie Stu- sister Naomi Chelstrom of St. dio from 1976 until they retired. Paul, MN. MEMORIAL SERVICE NOTICES She taught art classes to many Vivian was preceded in death people through the years at the by her husband Leonard on June studio. She was a member of the 19, 2001, grandson Jarred Olson, Clarine Mildred Johnson, age of Clark. Pickstown Community Church. sister Harriet Honnette and 84, Sioux Falls, formerly of Clark, CLARINE JOHNSON Funeral arrangements were Vivian will be remembered brother Elmer Mostrum. the widow of Harold, died peace- with the Furness Funeral Home fully in the Ava's Hospice House at June 29 at the Furness Funeral at Clark where there is an on-line Sioux Falls on November 14, 2018. Home Chapel at Clark. Burial registry at www.furnessfuneral- DEATH NOTICES A memorial service was held followed at the Rose Hill Cemetery home.com. JIMMY EHRISMAN Jimmy Gene Ehrisman, 92, of the ZCBJ Cemetery, rural Wagner. Wagner died Saturday, June 29, Visitation is the hour prior to ser- 2019 at Majestic Bluffs in Yankton. vices at the church. Just Thought I'd Ask Funeral services are 1:30 p.m,, Crosby-Jaeger Funeral Home Wednesday, July 3 at the Wagner in Wagner is in charge of arrange- WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT? Community Church. Burial is in ments. JOHN 15:4,5 "Abide in me and I in you. As a by your deeds. branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide It does not cost anything to tell them, but if you in the vine: no more can ye, except ye abide in me. do not tell them it could cost them eternal death in I am the vine, ye are the branches: he that abideth hell because they don't know better. in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much So what if they will not listen? You have fulfilled fruit."(KJV) what God wanted you to do by telling them. They When your church There are many people who claim to be Chris- have a free will to listen and accept what you say tians who have never ever told anyone how they about salvation, or they can reject what you say, were saved by the blood of Jesus. Not once have the choice is theirs. You did your part by obeying changes, help us they told some one else how because of God's love your commission to "go". and Jesus suffering and death would give them If you are a Christian you will get some results. " a chance to go to heaven even if they had been a I can do all things through Christ which strengthe- change with you! serious sinner all their life, God will forgive them. nest me."(KJV) People who claim to be Christians and have not But if you are just playing a part of Christianity, told anyone else are a poor walking testimony of you will find out that the last part of JOHN 15:5 will To update your contact or service information, what they are claiming. be what you get done for the Lord, "..for without If you can walk by a relative or a stranger and me ye can do nothing."KJV) Call us at (605)384-5616 not in your heart realize they are hell bound unless Are you a faithful Christian or are you just you tell them how to avoid hell by believing and playing a part of Christianity? or trusting Jesus as their Savior and you keep on You must examine yourself for the answer. What walking without mentioning salvation through did you find out about yourself ? Email: [email protected] Jesus, you are only a Christian by name and not Just Thought I'd Ask Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 5 COMMUNITY

Reported by Linda Soukup STRENGTHENING OUR This Week in FAMILIES RotaryRotary NewsNews By Governor Kristi Noem same score required for public President Jerry Weber rang the and private school students who bell for the last time in his term of Strong families have always apply for the same scholarship. office from July 2018 to July 2019. been the backbone of South Dako- This bill gives all kids an equal His last ring was very even tem- ta. The kitchen table shot at the tools pered, and we congratulate him on is where we learn they need for higher finally reaching the right decibels. our values. The education. Guests for the day were Court- backyard is where Another bill go- ney Krsnak accompanied by her we learn to respect ing into effect will father, Rotarian Craig Krsnak each other. The bed- streamline the li- and Callie Frei, daughter of Ro- room is where we censing process for tarians Patty and Bill Frei. Callie learn how to pray. military members was supposed to be the program President Rea- and their spous- for the day for her father Bill; but gan once said this: es. More than 20 technical difficulties with our new “Our families nur- percent of military TV prevented that from happen- ture, preserve, and spouses say that ing. Callie was assured that the pass on to each suc- one of their biggest Rotarians would like her to come ceeding generation challenges is licens- back when we get our system fig- the values we share ing regulations. The ured out. Laura Wright was also a and cherish, values slow process can guest, but this will be her last time that are the foundation for our harm families financially while as a guest. freedoms.” Today, more than also slowing military transfers. Pastor Bill Hearmann gave the ever, it’s important we work to This bill fast-tracks the licensing blessing giving thanks for food, strengthen families, which is process; it lets their experience fellowship, and guidance in serving Ken Cotton and new member Laura Wright. Courtesy Photo why I’m committed to being a count so it’s easier to work. This our community. family-first governor, fighting to is one way we can support our Rotarian Ken Cotton presided the Frei Team had 3 misses. The dent beginning next week at our strengthen the family unit and troops – and the families that over the induction of a new Ro- totals are the deciding factor for meeting on July 3. Members were preserve the values South Dako- stand behind them. tarian to the Wagner Club. Laura this quarter. Henkes had a total of advised that the meeting will be tans have long embraced. Furthermore, because I recog- Wright. He administered the Rota- 15 misses and the Freis had a total held at Wagner Lake at our Rotary As governor, I have the op- nize that strong families are key to ry Charge to a New Member stress- of 28 misses. There is no possible Shelter at Noon. A picnic meeting portunity to support and create a stronger future, I’ve committed ing several points of membership way the amount of absences can be has been a long-established tradi- legislation that can create real to using my microphone and my which can best be summed up in made up at this point. Therefore, tion for the beginning of the year opportunities for folks through- influence to educate people about two phrases that every Rotarian the Henke team will enjoy steaks and the club decided this was the out South Dakota. July 1 marks the need for more foster families. knows and adheres to: He Profits at the expense of the Frei team time to resurrect that tradition. a milestone where most bills I I’m confident that South Dakota Most Who Serves Best and Service members. The meeting was adjourned in signed become law, and I’m proud can be a leader to our nation in Above Self. Rotary membership President Jerry thanked every- our usual fashion. The room is of the ways we’re using legislation how we help kids who are the most has been described as the “rent one who had helped him in the past darkened, and our American Flag to strengthen families. vulnerable. Every child deserves we pay for the space we occupy.” year with his President position. is spotlighted as we sing America. One bill going into effect will love, every child deserves a family, Callie Frei pulled the lucky tick- Bill Frei will be the new Presi- God Bless America! empower each family’s decisions and every child deserves a home. et out of the pot which happened for education by leveling the play- Strengthening families is a to be Jeff Doom's ticket. Everyone Sergeant at Arms Craig Krsnak was present for his last chance ing field for homeschool students. key element to every decision I held their breath, but Jeff picked to levy fines in our calendar year. He didn’t disappoint. Prior to this legislation, kids who make as governor, and I’m com- a Jack of Diamonds. The pot con- • Becky Brunsing $1 for rushing into the meeting, $1 for were homeschooled would have to mitted to keeping it at the center. tinues to grow. It is now up to$714 sneaking contraband vegetables to her mother, and $1 for score a 28 on the ACT to qualify Because strong families create with $19 collected for the day. passing out calendars. for the Opportunity Scholarship. strong communities. And strong Sec/Treas Patty Frei reported • Building Committee members Jeff Doom, Ken Cotton, Gerrit The legislation I signed lowers communities create a stronger that the attendance race has now Juffer and Bill Frei were each fined $1 for having a “prevent that required score to a 24 – the South Dakota. been closed. The Henke Team plant” in front of the Rotary building. had two misses for the day and • Linda Soukup $1 for accepting the gift of green beans from Becky. • Jeff Doom, $1 for being such a busy man. • Scott McAdaragh $1 for trying to make money off the SAA by confusing him. The Wagner Post & Lake Andes Wave print obituaries at the request • Rachel Doom $1 for being happy about Craig’s daughter of the family at no charge, provided they are less than 400 words and leaving home. • Jerry Weber, $2 for being in a vehicle with a yellow light and not more than 30 days old. Any request including tributes, poems and blocking traffic on a country road. • Craig fined himself and Gerrit Juffer for being outdoors cards of thanks will need to be paid prior as an ad. In addition, obit- together and having fun on the golf course. uaries are subject to editing. All information must be typed. You can • Bryan Slaba, $1 for being on the radio for his golfing ability. • Joe Stedronsky paid a $5 Happy Fine for leaving for the annual mail it to the Wagner Post or Lake Andes Wave at 209 S Main Ave, Stedronsky Fishing Expedition in Ontario. • Craig paid a Happy Fine of $2 as his daughter Courtney is Wagner, SD 57380 or email us at [email protected]. becoming a Florida Gator while she pursues her Masters Degree. page 6 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 COMMUNITY RANDALL CREEK RUNNING CAMP CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

Josie McCord, Alkane Metcalfe, Christiane Gaulke, Taya Chelmo, Drew Ekstrum, Spencer Hanson, Jayden Kott, and Coach McCord from Kimball/White Lake; Makay- la Fuoss, Micah Leonard, and Corbin Fuoss, Tripp/Delmont/ Armour; Paetyn Cole, Elk Point/ Jefferson; and Coach Lucas’s granddaughter Orah Wight from Sioux Falls along with daughters Whitney Lucas Molitor (Sioux Falls), Jenna Lucas (Sioux Falls), and Andrea Herrera (Vermillion).

Photos by Anna Ishmael Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 7 SUMMER SPORTS BASEBALL JR. LEGION SUFFER TWO LOSSES ON THE ROAD By Coach Josh Janis Wagner 4 – vs. Kimball/White Lake – 10 Jr. Legion had to move this game to Kimball due to the rainy weekend, making our field too soggy for play. Kimball/White Lake gained a commanding lead as they tallied 6 runs in the first 2 innings. Wagner couldn’t score until the 4th. Dustin Honomichl hit a single, and got batted around to bring in the first run. Kimball/White Lake knocked an over the fence homerun in the 4th, to bring in another 2 runs. In the 6th Wagner scored 3 runs. Hits made by Dustin Honomichl, Aydan Bruguier and Jordan Iron. Pitching duties by Aydan Bruguier through the 4th with 7 strikeouts, 5 walks, and 8 hits allowed. Finishing the game was Riley Rucktaeschel with 3 strikeouts, 3 walks, and 2 hits allowed. Catching for the night was Tony Bruguier.

Wagner 2 – vs. Alexandria - 6 It was a hot and humid evening for the game against Alexandria. The team got to try out the infield turf surface at the remodeled ball park. Wagner started off with a right field hit by Tony Bruguier. He made it to 1st on an Alexandria error. This would be the only hit that Wagner completed until the 4th, when Tony hit another single. Alexandria scored 3 runs in the 1st on a couple of single hits, and a huge right field triple. Simon Freier produced a hit in the 5th, but still no Wagner runs. In the 6th Tony got on base again with a single. He was brought around to score the first run, on a double by Dustin Honomichl. Malcolm Janis started off the 7th with a centerfield triple. Nolan Dvorak followed up with a single, which brought Malcolm in for the final run. Pitching for the night was Jayden Aungie with 5 strikeouts, 2 walks, and 7 hits allowed. Catching for Wagner was Nolan Dvorak. ROCKET 'S PLAY FOR LOCAL CROWD

I found the Rockets on the field for a make-up game last week at home against Alexandria. On the mound Alex Kocer pitched a good game (above left photo). Third baseman Grant Lang manages to get the out thanks to the quick response of Derek Soukup snagging the ball in the outfield (above right photo). Photos by Barb Pechous Wagner Rockets Baseball Schedule Thurs., June 20 - Wagner @ Platte 8pm WAGNER SPEEDWAY ACTION CONTINUES

Sun., June 23 - Wagner @ Parkston 7 pm Racing action continued Friday evening, June 28 at Wagner Speedway. In the Hobby Stock Class it was James Hoeing from Kimball picking up the win. The B Mod Class it Thurs., June 27 - Wagner @ Corsica/Stickney 8pm was Kyle Pecena from O’Neill, Nebraska in the #54K Machine grabbing the win. The Lite Model Class, it was #34 Seth Fischer from Wagner getting the win. Sun., June 30 - Mt Vernon @ Wagner 5pm The action from Friday night’s races was brought to us by Commercial State Bank and Juffer Insur- ance and Real Estate. It was also the first of three kid’s nights this season with kids going home with Sun., July 7 - Wagner @ Alexandria 5pm bikes and scooters as well as other prizes. This week July 5th races, the MSTS 360 Sprint Cars will be here along with Hobby Stocks, B Mods Sun., July 14 - Winner/Colome @ Wagner 5pm and the Late models. All the action comes sponsored by Dakota Plains Ag Centers and Mark Machinery. Stop out to take in the action and enjoy the great race concessions from Mom and Missy’s. Thurs., July 18 - Wagner @ Dimock/Emery 8pm As always check out information at www.wagnerspeedway.com. Wagner Speedway the home of Fast Family Fun. page 8 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 COMMUNITY WAGNER COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING MONDAY, JULY 8, 2019 • 7:00 PM • LDL ROOM 533 1. Opening Items SD for the 2019- 2020 School Year 1.A. Call to Order 6.L. Custodial Duty: Appoint School Attorney for the 2019-2020 School 1.B. Pledge of Allegiance Year- Ken Cotton 1.C. Conflict of Interest Declaration 6.M. Custodial Duty: Resolution to Approve Errors and Omissions Insurance 1.D. Approval of the Agenda 6.N. Custodial Duty: Authorizing School Memberships 2. Communication Items 6.O. Custodial Duty: Approve State Rates for mileage and meals/lodging at 2.A. Community Input-- actual cost or best possible rate. 2.B. Public Budget Hearing to take place at 7:30 6.P. Custodial Duty: Establish Fees for the 2019-2020 School Year 3. Consent Agenda Items 6.Q. Custodial Duty: Establish Breakfast and Lunch Prices for the 2019-2020 3.A. Approval of Minutes School Year 3.B. Approval to Pay Bills 6.R. Custodial Duty: Approval of Indian Policies and Procedures for all 3.C. Approval of Surplus Items Federal Grants 3.D. Approval of Financial Report 6.S. Custodial Duty: Approval of Title I and JOM application 3.E. Resignations 6.T. Custodial Duty: Establish School Board Meeting Salary 3.F. Approve Hiring 6.U. Approval of Employee Handbook 3.G. Approval of Open Enrollment 7. Action Items 4. Adjournment 7.A. Approval of 2019-2020 School Budget 4.A. Adjournment of 2018-2019 School Board 7.B. Approval of Work Comp Insurance Renewal 2019-2020 5. Convene 2019-2020 School Board 7.C. Approval of Property Liability Insurance Renewal 5.A. Reconvening of elected 2019-2020 School Board 8. Discussion Items 5.B. Oath of Office of Newly Elected School Board Members 8.A. NAEC Committee 5.C. Election of President for the 2019-2020 School Year 8.B. Armory Board 5.D. Election of Vice-President for the 2019-2020 School Board 8.C. Elementary Principal's Report 6. Consent Agenda 8.D. WELC Principal/Federal Program Coordinator Report 6.A. Custodial Duty: Declare the Official Depository of School Monies: 8.E. Special Education Director Report Commercial State Bank, First Dakota, and SD FIT 8.F. Middle School Principal Report 6.B. Custodial Duty: Declare the Official Newspaper-Wagner Post 8.G. High School Principal/Athletic Director Report 6.C. Custodial Duty: Set Regular Meeting Dates, Time, and Place, 2nd 8.H. Superintendent's Report Monday each Month at 7:00 p.m. CST in Room 533 of 9. School Board Committees Wagner Community School 9.A. Policy 6.D. Custodial Duty: Authorize Business Manager to Invest and Borrow for 9.B. Building and Ground Optimum Benefit of School District and to use Facsimile of Signature 9.C. Transportation 6.E. Custodial Duty: Business Manager Duties 9.D. Curriculum 6.F. Custodial Duty: Approve Public Notices of Non-discrimination 9.E. Budget 6.G. Custodial Duty: Identify the Wagner Community School District #11-4 9.F. Negotiations as Equal Opportunity Employer 9.G. SCC Superintendent Advisory Board-Directors Report Attached 6.H. Custodial Duty: Designate Superintendent Duties 9.H. South Central Cooperative Center Board 6.I. Custodial Duty: List All Employees and Salaries to be in 9.I. Legislative Compliance with S.D.C.L. 6-1- 10 10. Executive Session 6.J. Custodial Duty: Approve Declaration of Organizational Structure and 10.A. Executive Session- Superintendent's 2019-2020 Goals Administrative Staffing for the 2019-2020 School Year 11. Adjournment 6.K. Custodial Duty: Approve Joining the Emergency School Bus Pact of

The Wagner Post • Lake Andes Wave • Announcer will be CLOSED Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day Regular Deadlines Rocket Ads: Friday, July 5 at Noon Announcer/Post/Wave Ads: Friday, July 5 at 3 p.m. All News Items: Monday, July 8 at 10 Am Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 9 COMMUNITY 2019 CHARLES MIX COUNTY HORSE SHOW RESULTS

By Charles Mix Extension Office ship: Blues—Peytyn Medricky and Junior Reining: Grand Cham- serve Champion—Rose Eitemiller; and Kaelee Pazour Several 4-H members partici- Bradyn Medricky; Red—Damian pion—Taylor VanDuysen Purple—Owen Eitemiller Beginner Flag Racing: Grand pated in the 2019 Charles Mix—Bon Janish Senior Ranch Riding: Grand Junior Barrel Racing: Grand Champion—Peytyn Medricky; Homme County Horse Show in Beginner Pony Western Champion—Owen Eitemiller; Re- Champion—Sarah Lensing; Re- Blues—Marin Bultje, Bradyn Springfield n June 20. Approxi- Showmanship: Grand Champi- serve Champion—Rose Eitemiller; serve Champion—Shana Lensing; Medricky, Damian Janish, and mately 30 youth from Charles Mix on—Marin Bultje; Blue—Kaelee Blue—Julia Gutierrez Blues—Taylor VanDuysen and Kaelee Pazour and Bon Homme County partici- Pazour Junior Ranch Riding: Grand Peytyn Medricky; Reds—Emery Senior Break-Away Roping: pated in this year’s county horse Senior English Showman- Champion—Shana Lensing; Re- Bultje, Riata Bultje, and Damian Grand Champion—Owen Eitemi- show. All youth may compete at ship: Red—Avery Schacht serve Champion—Taylor Van- Janish; White—Bradyn Medricky ller; White—Julia Gutierrez the South Dakota State Horse Show Senior Stock Seat Equitation: Duysen; Blue—Sarah Lensing; Junior Pony Barrel Racing: Senior Team Roping: Whites— July 22-24 in Huron. Congratula- Grand Champion—Julia Gutier- Red—Riata Bultje Blue—Tessa Pazour; Red—Kaelee Owen Eitemiller and Rose Eitemi- tions and a job well done to those rez; Blues—Owen Eitemiller and Senior Trail: Grand Cham- Pazour ller who participated! Rose Eitemiller pion—Rose Eitemiller; Reserve Senior Pole Bending: Grand Senior Grand Champion Senior Western Showman- Junior Stock Seat Equitation: Champion—Julia Gutierrez; Pur- Champion—Rose Eitemiller; Re- Showman: Owen Eitemiller ship: Blues—Owen Eitemiller, Blues—Shana Lensing and Sarah ple—Owen Eitemiller serve Champion—Julia Gutierrez; Senior Reserve Champion Rose Eitemiller, and Julia Gutier- Lensing; Reds—Emery Bultje, Ri- Junior Trail: Grand Champi- Purple—Owen Eitemiller Showman: Julia Gutierrez rez; Red—Avery Schacht ata Bultje, and Taylor VanDuysen on—Taylor VanDuysen; Blue— Junior Pole Bending: Grand Junior Grand Champion Junior Western Showman- Beginner Stock Seat Equita- Sarah Lensing; Blues—Riata Champion—Sarah Lensing; Re- Showman: Taylor VanDuysen ship: Grand Champion—Taylor tion: Grand Champion—Peytyn Bultje and Shana Lensing serve Champion—Shana Lensing; Junior Reserve Champion VanDuysen; Blue—Riata Bultje; Medricky; Blue—Bradyn Med- Beginner Trail: Grand Cham- Blues—Taylor VanDuysen and Showman: Sarah Lensing Reds—Emery Bultje, Shana Lens- ricky; Reds—Marin Bultje and pion—Peytyn Medricky; Blue— Peytyn Medricky; Reds—Emery Beginner Grand Champion ing, and Sarah Lensing Damian Janish Bradyn Medricky; Red—Damian Bultje, Riata Bultje, Bradyn Med- Showman: Peytyn Medricky Junior Pony Western Show- Senior Reining: Grand Cham- Janish ricky, and Damian Janish Beginner Reserve Champion manship: Blue—Tessa Pazour pion—Julia Gutierrez; Blue—Rose Senior Barrel Racing: Grand Junior Pony Pole Bending: Showman: Bradyn Medricky Beginner Western Showman- Eitemiller; Red—Owen Eitemiller Champion—Julia Gutierrez; Re- Reds—Tessa Pazour, Marin Bultje, CONGRATULATIONS PARTICIPANTS AND GOOD LUCK AT STATE! page 10 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 COLUMNISTS TO RELOAD OR NOT RELOAD - THAT IS THE QUESTION I’m home from Canada’s Lake Wollaston, but an assortment of bullet molds. This equipment has cartridges such as the .30 Remington and the .303 I wasn’t able to get this Saskatchewan adventure paid for itself many times over. Savage. This is where reloading saves big money. I completed by press time. Look for it next week. In the The question of whether to reload or not is far more have old Colt pistols in .32-20 and .41 Long Colt calibers. meantime, I’ve spent difficult to answer today than it was fifteen years ago. I cast my own bullets and shoot these venerable many enjoyable hours Bullet development has come a long way. Today’s handguns for very little cost. The same is true for my this past year at my bullets are far more lethal and humane than they were Springfield .45-70 rifles that require low pressure loads reloading bench, and 15 years go. The technical bullet advances by Barnes, as well as my Springfield .30-40 Krag. it got me to thinking Federal, Hornady, and Winchester to name a few have Reloading also enables one to fine tune a rifle by about the pros and changed the game. 15 years ago these hi-tech bullets experimenting with bullet seating depths, different cons of reloading were not available in factory loaded ammo. One had to powders, and different bullets. one’s own ammo. load his/her own to take advantage of them. There’s personal satisfaction. I take pride in my I’m in a great Reasons for buying factory ammo reloading, and I take pride in taking game animals position to speak to Today most of the premium bullets are available in humanely with my own reloads. I also enjoy reloading. this question as I’ve factory loaded ammo. One doesn’t have to reload to I find it almost therapeutic to sit down at my reloading loaded my own for Rog's Rod & Nimrod get performance. There’s one big drawback. These bench and put on some good music. 53 years. Back in By Roger Wiltz premium factory loads are expensive. $30-$40 for a Just how good is modern factory ammo? Before 1966, Gene Webster Hunting/Fishing Enthusiast box of twenty is typical. So, if you don’t care to reload heading to Africa in 2014, I was pressed for time, so I of Mitchell’s Leader or you can’t spare the time, the good stuff is available. bought a box of twenty .30-06 rounds loaded with 180 Hardware offered For most of us, target practice with this expensive grain Barnes Triple-X copper bullets. How did these a package deal. For the then princely sum of $99.95, stuff is beyond our means. However, cheaper ammo is rounds perform? I bought a Savage Model 340 bolt-action rifle, a Lee available, but we’re still looking at $15 a box. In 2014, I bagged three African plains antelope, a Loader kit, a pound can of IMR 3031 gun powder, a box In summary, cost of reloading equipment, and not gemsbok, and a blue wildebeest with six shots - two at of primers, and a box of ammo. I’ve been at it ever having the time to reload are good reasons for not the Wildebeest. In November I dropped a West River since. taking the step into reloading. If you don’t do much buck and an East River buck with one shot kills. I Reloading your own ammo requires a financial shooting or target practice, factory ammo would be never fired a shot in 2015 as I didn’t see a deer I wanted. investment. Today my reloading bench includes a your best choice. 2016 saw me hammer a British Columbia bull moose Versa-MEC shotgun shell reloader, An RCBS “Rock Reasons for loading your own with one shot. In 2017 I nailed a West River buck, an Chucker” press, A Lyman powder scale, a Lyman If you like heading to the range and enjoy target East River buck, and an elk all with single shots. In case trimmer, a Lyman bullet sizer-lubricator, a practice, loading your own makes it affordable. Many 2018 I dispatched an East River whitetail buck and case tumbler, at least a dozen different dies, a grand rounds/calibers are no longer readily available in a Wyoming elk with single shots. Today six rounds assortment of powders, and a copious supply of various factory ammo. This is especially true for the old black remain in that box. It’s obviously good stuff. bullets. Out in the garage I have a lead melting pot and powder cartridges and the early smokeless powder See you next week.

THE FOUNDATIONAL BELIEF IN FREEDOM SCHEDULE OF IS WHAT UNITES US DRIVER'S EXAMS As we celebrate this Indepen- that has been uniquely woven into with leaders who are Founding fessionalism of the United States dence Day, I’m reminded of our the fabric of our society over the Fathers in their own right – vi- military is constant, and it’s fierce. FOR JULY Founding Fathers who put to- last two and a half sionaries who help I’m proud to have recently voted gether the greatest statement of centuries. shape the future of for the National Defense Autho- ARMOUR self-government the world has ever The rights that the America, just like rization Act, which will fund our seen: the Declaration of Indepen- founders described in those ambassadors of military – including by giving our July 11th & 18th dence. They proclaimed that “We that document aren’t freedom who risked troops the largest pay raise in a de- hold these truths to be self-evident, determined by one’s their lives by declar- cade – and help ensure that we can 9 am - 3:30 pm that all men are created equal, that social status, where ing freedom from the successfully protect Americans they are endowed by their Creator an individual is born British crown; who at home and abroad. It’s the right Courthouse - Comm. Rm. with certain unalienable rights, or raised, or even helped preserve the message to send any time of the that among these are life, liberty, any standard set by nation against the year, but particularly now ahead WAGNER and the pursuit of happiness. That government itself. backdrop of a civil of Independence Day and amidst th to secure these rights, govern- That’s what makes war; who marched for renewed threats abroad. July 25 ments are instituted among men, them so unique. Senator universal suffrage; While there are plenty of things 9 am - 3:30 pm deriving their just powers from the They’re granted to John Thune or who rattled com- that can spark division these days, consent of the governed.” us by God. They are munism with four the one thing that unites all of us is City Hall, 60 Main Ave. S. As you read it, each phrase of unalienable. And the simple words: “tear the foundational belief in freedom. the Declaration of Independence governments born from these free down this wall.” The founders pledged their “lives, IMPORTANT: File application at least 1 hour is just as powerful as the one that people are created and maintained These leaders, whether having fortunes, and sacred honor” to in advance of scheduled closing hours if you precedes it, but it’s the founder’s with their consent. That’s pretty re- served at the outset of our democ- it, and countless men and wom- wish to complete examination on the same day. recognition that every American markable when you think about it. racy or during peace or during en throughout our history have is “endowed by their Creator with We’ve all learned about Wash- conflict, have been supported every similarly sacrificed to provide for No drive test will be given from 11:30 to 1:30. certain unalienable rights” that I ington, Jefferson, Adams, and step of the way by our brave men future generations and build on the For more information and complete list believe is among the most profound Franklin. Similar to their place in and women in uniform. Individ- legacy they have all given us: free- statements to ever be made, and our nation’s history, I believe each ual leaders come and go, but the dom, democracy, and opportunity. of documents needed for licensing call it’s a revered and cherished ideal generation of Americans is blessed continual presence, force, and pro- Happy Fourth of July! 605-773-6883 or visit http://dps.sd.gov Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 11 PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTH CENTRAL WATER DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Notice of Hearing for Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Notice is hereby given that the School Board of the Wagner Community School Districtr 11-4 will conduct a public hearing at the Wagner School in the School Library, South Dakota on Monday, the 8th day of July, 2019 at 7:30 pm NOTICE OF PUBLIC for the purpose of considering the foregoing Proposed Budget for the fiscal year of July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, and its supporting data.

2019-2020 Proposed Budget Wagner Community School Expenditure Buget FY2020 HEARING General Fund Expenditures Capital Outlay Expenditures Elementary $1,800,939 Elementary $107,000 SECOND NOTICE opment District proposed budget Middles School $1,208,428 Preschool $10,500 SOUTH CENTRAL WATER for Fiscal Year 2020. Preschool $631,534 Middle School $80,000 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Persons interested in present- High School $1,193,623 High School $175,500 NOTICE OF PUBLIC ing data, opinions and arguments Gifted $12,610 Transportation $155,000 HEARING TO ADOPT FY 2020 for or against the proposed budget Title I $847,843 Library $15,500 BUDGET may appear, either in person or by Title $12,582 Fiscal $10,000 A public hearing will be held at representative, at the hearing and Title II D $5,000 Technology $82,500 the Douglas County Courthouse be heard and given an opportunity Title VII $124,357 Operation of Plant $255,000 Community Room in Armour, for a full and complete discussion J.O.M. $20,153 Health $3,000 South Dakota on Tuesday, July 9, of all items in the budget. Guidance $196,221 Kitchen $2,000 2019 at 11:00 a.m. (cdt) to consider South Central Water Develop- Health $71,594 SRO $2,500 the proposed water Development ment District meets the second Staff Development $78,148 Co-Curricular $46,450 Budget for FY 2020 beginning Jan- Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. Library $95,562 SPED $3,500 uary 1, 2020. at the Douglas County Courthouse, Technology $169,024 Total Capital Outlay $948,450 The purpose of holding this Armour, South Dakota. Elections $3,000 Special Education Expenditures hearing is to provide the public Published once at the total ap- Legal Services $12,000 Mild/Moderate Services $571,483 an opportunity to contribute to proximate cost of: $13.40. Audit Services $9,000 Severe Services $576,714 and comment on the water Devel- Published: July 3, 2019. Board of Education $256,237 Administrative Services $411,017 Office of Superintendent $249,127 Total Special Education $1,559,214 Office of Secondary Principal $193,934 WAGNER POLICE DEPARTMENT Office of Middle School Principal $190,461 Impact Aid Expenditures Office of Elemetary Princiapls $213,058 Transfers Out $3,000,000 END OF MONTH REPORT FOR JUNE Office of Fiscal Services $262,447 Total Impact Aid $3,000,000 School Resource Office $60,000 Operation & Maintenance $1,392,786 Capital Projects Expenditures OFFENSES/INCIDENTS REPORTED: ARRESTS MADE: Transportation $409,952 Operation of Plant $2,550,000 Domestic calls ...... 4 Warrant Arrest ...... 4 Pension $69,973 Total Capital Projects $2,550,000 Disturbance calls ...... 12 Parole Violation ...... 0 Food Service $32,000 Fighting ...... 1 Probation Violation ...... 0 Co-Curricular $359,287 Food Service Expenditures Intoxicated Person ...... 15 24/7 Probation Violation ...... 1 Contingency $100,000 Food Service $767,446 Careless driving ...... 4 D .O .C . Detainer ...... 0 Total General Fund $10,280,882 Total Food Service $767,446 Reckless driving ...... 1 Aggravated Assault ...... 1 ALL FUNDS TOTAL $19,112,492 Drivers Education Intentional Damage to Property ...... 4 Simple Assault ...... 1 Drivers Education $6,500 Accidents ...... 8 Domestic Assault ...... 1 Hit & Run Property Damage ...... 0 Disorderly Conduct ...... 0 Burglary ...... 1 Public Nuisance ...... 2 2019-2020 Proposed Budget Possession of marijuana ...... 0 Court ...... 2 Wagner Community School Revenue Buget FY2020 Possession of controlled substance . . . . 2 Subpoena/Civil paper(s) served ...... 3 General Fund Revenue Drivers Education Possession of drug paraphernalia . . . . 1 Dog/Cat - Animal complaints ...... 7 Local Revenue $1,816,351 Transfers In $6,500 Petty Theft ...... 0 County Revenue $40,000 Funeral escorts ...... 4 D .U .I ...... 3 State Revenue $4,031,314 Motorist Assist ...... 6 Failure to leave ...... 0 Federal Revenue $1,146,789 911 calls ...... 7 Ingesting ...... 2 Transfers In $3,230,182 Welfare Check ...... 6 Resisting Arrest ...... 0 Total General Fund Revenue $10,264,636 Grand Theft ...... 2 CITATIONS ISSUED: Petty Theft ...... 0 Speeding ...... 8 Capital Outlay Revenue Impact Aid Revenue Trespassing ...... 1 Careless/Reckless/Exhibition Driving . . . 0 Local Revenue $0 Federal Revenue $4,800,000 Assist Other Law Enforcement Agency . . 11 County Revenue Suspended/Revoked Driver’s License . . . 3 State Revenue Capital Projects Revenue Assisted Highway Patrol ...... 2 No Valid Driver’s License ...... 4 Federal Revenue $50,000 Transfers In $2,550,000 Assist Tribal ...... 3 No Valid Registration ...... 1 Transfers In $898,450 Assist Sheriff ...... 9 No Insurance ...... 2 Total Capital Outlay Revenue $948,450 Food Service Revenue Assist Ambulance ...... 2 Fail to stop at Stop sign/Red light . . . . 0 Local Revenue $1,500 Assist Medical Flight ...... 2 No Seat Belt ...... 0 Special Education Revenue County Revenue Assist Wagner Community Hospital . . . . 7 No Child Restraint ...... 0 Local Revenue $621,832 State Revenue $2,500 Assist I .H .S . Hospital ...... 0 Open Container in Motor Vehicle . . . . . 4 County Revenue Federal Revenue $660,000 State Revenue $589,831 Transfers In $103,446 Assist Wagner F .D ...... 2 Alcohol Consumption (Minor) ...... 1 Parking Violations ...... 0 Federal Revenue $65,000 Total Food Service Revenue $767,446 Fire (alarm) ...... 1 Unattended Death ...... 2 Fund Balance $315,998 Burglary ...... 1 Written Warning ...... 1 Total Special Education Revenue $1,592,661 Burglary (alarm) ...... 0 Verbal Warning ...... 24 Other : NSF Check ...... 1 Petty Theft ...... 1 ALL FUNDS TOTAL $20,923,193 Other : Chins/Runaway ...... 2 Other: Protective Custody ...... 5 $74.00 Other: Verbal Speeding Warnings . . . . 11 Publish July 3, 2019 at an approximate cost of $ ______.

Check out our photos: www.pechous.smugmug.com page 12 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 PUBLIC NOTICES WAGNER COMMUNITY SCHOOL SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES OF JUNE 24 MEETING WAGNER COMMUNITY ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis 427.08; BURGESON, MIKE, SRO REIMB 98.82; RENBARGER, ELIZ- of the school district is: 2282 SCHOOL DISTRICT 11-4 Merkwan: Yes FUEL REIMBURSEMENT 32.99; ABETH, MENTOR CLASS REIMB b. Number of registered voters BOARD OF EDUCATION Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 CENTURY BUSINESS PROD- 98.82; SHERWIN WILLIAMS, that voted is: 221 MINUTES 2.B. Bills for Approval UCTS, INC., PRINTER SUPPLIES JANITOR SUPPLIES/REPAIRS c. Percentage of registered vot- JUNE 24, 2019 Approval of bills for payment. 121.43; CITY MANAGER, SRO 1,242.16; SOUKUP, SAYDE, MEN- ers that voted is: 10.33. 7:00 PM This motion, made by Brad OFFICER WAGES 20,901.85; COM- TOR CLASS REIMB 98.82; TIE, 2019 This motion, made by Brad ROOM 533 Lhotak and seconded by Greg MERCIAL STATE BANK - VISA, MTSS SUMMER ED CONF. 60.00; Lhotak and seconded by Mike Absent: Gene Niehus, Rachel Krcil, Carried. MTSS SUPPLIES 1,441.00; DEAN TUCEK, CARRIE, GEODOME Brunsing, Carried. Woods, Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel FOODS NORTH CENTRAL, INC., PLANTS REIMB. 59.06; VERIZON Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel Present: Mike Brunsing, Greg Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: MILK PRODUCTS 1,545.29; DE- WIRELESS, PHONE SERVICE Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: Krcil, Chad Kreeger, Brad Lhotak, Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- BEY, KELSEY, MENTOR CLASS 654.39; WAGNER SUPER FOODS, Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- Dennis Merkwan. ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis REIMB 98.82; HAMPTON INN & TEACHER APPRECIATION/ ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis Also Present: Linda Foos, Merkwan: Yes SUITES-ABERDEEN, 2019 STATE STAFF 2,408.95 INS. MEAL Merkwan: Yes Superintendent; Lory DuFrain, Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 GOLF TOURN 241.64; HEART- CAPITAL OUTLAY Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 Business Manager Wagner Community School LAND PAPER CO., JANITOR SUP- INNOVATIVE, CHAIR STOR- 2.G. Resignations 1. Opening Items District #11-4 PLIES 52.48; HILLYARD/SIOUX AGE TRUCK 2,203.20; TOSHIBA Approve resignation of Kara 1.A. Call To Order 6/25/2019 FY 19 YEAR END FALLS, JANITOR SUPPLIES/ FINANCIAL SERVICES, COPIER Kiecker as of June 27, 2019. 1.B. Pledge of Allegiance BILLS REPAIRS 182.96; I STATE TRUCK LEASE 1,257.33 This motion, made by Dennis 1.C. Conflict of Interest Decla- Vendor Name Description Amount CENTER, BUS #14 REPAIRS 108.92; SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND Merkwan and seconded by Greg ration Checking IMPREST FUND, REIMBURSE- SPECIAL ED 470.76; SONOVA Krcil, Carried. 2. Special Meeting Items GENERAL FUND 10 MENTS 285.36; INNOVATIVE, USA INC./PHONAK SCHOOL, Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel 2.A. Agenda Approval AMAZON, TECHNOLOGY CHAIR STORAGE TRUCK 374.39; SERVICE PLAN CONTRACT Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: Motion to approve agenda. REPLACEMENT 304.94, PARTS; KNEBEL, STACEY, MENTOR FOR HEARING EQUIP 1,586.25; Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- This motion, made by Greg Krcil ARROWWOOD RESORT & CON- CLASS REIMB 98.82; KOUPAL, VERIZON WIRELESS, PHONE ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis and seconded by Mike Brunsing, FERENCE, 2019 MTSS LODGING TERA, MENTOR CLASS REIMB SERVICE 54.53 Merkwan: Yes Carried. 379.80; CENTER AT CEDAR 98.82; MCLEOD'S PRINTING & CAPITAL PROJECTS #1 Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel SHORE, BEST WESTERN RAM- OFFICE SUPPLY, ELECTION FUND 2.H. Executive Session—none Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: KOTA HOTEL, PROJECT AWARE SUPPLIES 51.53; MYERS SANITA- JLG ARCHIJTECTS, THEATER needed Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- LODGING 109.99; BOMGAARS, TION, GARBAGE SERVICE 564.15; REMODEL 4,650.00 3. Adjournment JANITOR SUPPLIES & REPAIRS RAYSBY, EMILY, MENTOR CLASS FOOD SERVICE FUND 3.A. Adjournment DEAN FOODS NORTH CEN- Motion to adjourn meeting at Fund: 10 GENERAL FUND Chart of Account Number Chart of Account Description Description Amount TRAL, INC., MILK PRODUCTS 7:28. 7,112.55 This motion, made by Chad Account Type: Expenditure IMPREST FUND Kreeger and seconded by Mike 10 1121 400 210 SOCIA L SECURITY FY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 43,000.00 STATE TRACK MEALS 285.36 Brunsing, Carried. 10 1121 400 230 GROUP HEA LTH, LIFE, DENTA L INSFY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 5,000.00 2.C. FY 2019 Asset Disposal— Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel 10 1141 400 112 INSTRUCTIONA L A IDES FY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 15,500.00 10 2139 400 114 CLASSIFIED STAFF WAGES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 7,214.00 none needed Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: 10 2139 400 210 SOCIA L SECURITY FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 390.00 2.D. FY 2019 Supplemental Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- 10 2139 400 220 RETIREMENT FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 433.00 Budget ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis 10 2490 400 313 MEDICA ID FEES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 417.00 Approval of FY2019 Supplemen- Merkwan: Yes 10 2569 131 461 FOOD PURCHA SES FY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 8,260.00 tal Budgets. This motion, made by Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 10 2569 332 461 COST OF SA LES - PURCHA SED FY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 32,832.00 Mike Brunsing and seconded by ______10 4700 400 111 EA RLY RETIREMENT BONUS PA Y FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 10,708.00 Dennis Merkwan, Carried. Chad D. Kreeger, 10 4700 400 210 SOCIA L SECURITY FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 820.00 Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel Board Chairman 10 6200 813 411 NON TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 1,063.00 Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: ______10 6200 835 411 NON TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 1,113.00 Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- Date Expenditure 126,750.00 ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis ______Fund: 21 CAPITAL OUTLAY Merkwan: Yes Lory DuFrain, Chart of Account Number Chart of Account Description Description Amount Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 Business Manager Account Type: Expenditure 2.E. FY 2019 Transfers ______21 2529 400 472 FISCA L LICENSE FEES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 18,872.00 Approval of transfers from Date 21 2549 400 520 BUILDINGS FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 72,223.00 Impact Aid to: General Fund-- Published once at the total ap- 21 2549 400 530 EQUIPMENT FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 270,799.00 $200,000; Food Service-- proximate cost of: $113.65. 21 2559 400 550 V EHICLES (LICENSED) FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 26,915.00 $25,000; Drivers Educa- Published: July 3, 2019. 21 2569 400 479 OTHER SUPPLIES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 1,709.00 tion--$10,000; and Capital Proj- Expenditure 390,518.00 ects--$1,000,000.00; Capital Out- Fund: 22 SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND lay--$1,000,000. Chart of Account Number Chart of Account Description Description Amount This motion, made by Greg Krcil Account Type: Expenditure and seconded by Dennis Merkwan, 22 1221 005 111 CERTIFIED STAFF SALARIES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 8,000.00 Carried. 22 1221 005 112 INSTRUCTIONA L A IDES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 19,250.00 Gene Niehus: Absent, Rachel 22 1221 005 210 SOCIA L SECURITY FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 2,049.00 Woods: Absent, Mike Brunsing: This 22 1221 005 220 EMPLOY EES' RETIREMENT SY STEMFY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 1,635.00 Yes, Greg Krcil: Yes, Chad Kree- 22 2142 400 313 PAYMENTS TO COOPS BY SCHOOLSFY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 21,572.00 ger: Yes, Brad Lhotak: Yes, Dennis Space 22 2152 400 313 PAYMENTS TO COOPS BY SCHOOLSFY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 1,080.00 Merkwan: Yes Expenditure 53,586.00 Yes: 5, No: 0, Absent: 2 for Fund: 41 CAPITAL PROJECTS #1 FUND 2.F. Canvas School Board Chart of Account Number Chart of Account Description Description Amount Election Results Account Type: Expenditure Three--3 year term election Rent 41 2533 400 520 BUILDING FY2019 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET 5,000.00 results are: ***Kristi Kafka-168 41 2533 400 520 BUILDING FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 160,000.00 ***Pat Breen-194 For only $18.90 a week, this ***George Langdeaux-60 Expenditure 165,000.00 1x3” ad can be yours to Fund: 53 DRIV ERS EDUCATION ***Chad Kreeger-161 ***Julie Chart of Account Number Chart of Account Description Description Amount Weddell-71 advertise your business, an Account Type: Expenditure Election information--single upcoming rummage sale, 53 3900 400 111 CERTIFIED STAFF SALARIES FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 8,026.00 election held on Tuesday, June submit a card of thanks or 53 3900 400 210 SOCIA L SECURITY FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 614.00 18, 2019: anything you wish. a. Number of registered voters 53 3900 400 220 EMPLOY EES' RETIREMENT SY STEMFY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 222.00 Call the Announcer today at 53 3900 400 413 GAS & DIESEL FY 19 SUPPLEMENTA L BUDGET 256.00 Expenditure 9,118.00 (605) 384-5616. Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Wagner Post page 13 PUBLIC NOTICES TOWN OF PICKSTOWN TRUSTEE MEETING MINUTES OF JUNE 19 The June 19, 2019 Regular May 8th, Regular Trustee Meeting Janet Zephier 100.00. Total Claims the Rainbow Room move forward Fuchs, Hibbs and Broyhill. Voting Trustee Meeting, was called to with one correction to read Town $39,169.59. and get some information gath- nay Lucas. Motion carried. order by President Cindy Broyhill of Pickstown not Town of Bison in Motion by Nielsen, seconded by ered. Hibbs commented that he no Motion by Hibbs and seconded at 7:00 PM in the Rainbow Room at the credit card policy. All others Fuchs to approve the claims. All longer felt the committee would be by Fuchs to appoint Lucas and Pickstown, SD. voted aye. Motion carried. voted aye. Motion carried. the best approach that the board Nielsen as the delegate/alternate The Pledge of Allegiance was Presentation of Claims: Pay- Motion by Nielsen, seconded is elected to make these types of to the Southern Missouri Recycling recited. roll: Finance Office /Code En- by Hibbs to accept the Finance decisions, and we should not put it Board. All voted aye. Motion Present: Cindy Broyhill, Dennis forcement 2,719.42(Salaries), Main- Officers report as presented. All off on other citizens. Nielsen felt he carried. Nielsen, Larry Lucas, Craig Hibbs, tenance Dept 4,899.37 (Salaries), voted aye. Motion carried. could get some members together Motion by Lucas, seconded by Brenton Fuchs, Finance Officer IRS 2,032.30 (Withholding), SD Motion by Nielsen, seconded by and come up with a plan. The en- Hibbs to sign the agreement with Carol Berndt, Maintenance Mark Retirement System 985.02 (Retire- Lucas to accept the Maintenance gineering studies done by citizens the county for police patrol. All Fortuna. Also Present: Karen Ol- ment). General Fund: Abby’s report as presented. All voted aye. were again cited, these studies have voted aye. Motion carried. son, Leo Roeder, Karen Schneider, 134.73 (gas), Bomgaars 262.68 Motion carried. never been shared with the board, At this time Broyhill asked the Deb Lucas, Joe and Barb Ketter, (sprayer, misc), Carol Berndt Motion by Nielsen, seconded and several members asked if board consider adding several stop Pam Hawk, Bill and Rosemary 297.92 (mileage), Country Pride by Broyhill to table accepting the these could be shared, Pam Hawk signs within the city limits for Lampman, Dan and Harriett 106.31 (spray), Commercial State Planning and Zoning minutes for will get them to the members. No public safety. There was a lengthy Grunewald, Dave and Patsy Kram- Bank 25.00 (ACH Fee), Current May 6, 2019 meeting, to clarify the action taken. discussion of what is currently in er, Nadine Strivens, Gibb and Patty Solutions 176.53 (Security light information presented. All voted New Business: town as well as the process set by Kelley, Sue Schultz, Rod and Diane park), Ft. Randall Telephone 102.55 aye. Motion carried. Berndt explained that since a ordinance. Motion by Nielsen, sec- Heiss, Jim and Bonnie Dresden, (Office phone), Health Pool of SD Motion by Nielsen, seconded by Referendum Petition on Ordinance onded by Lucas to have Hibbs and Mark and Sheila Gau, Sabrina 2,851.91 (Insurance), Lake Andes Broyhill to accept the Planning and 203 to rezone 2 lots along Abdnor Fortuna bring suggestions for the Seaton, Dudley Schroder, Waldon Coop 1,185.00 (Bulk fuel), Lake Zoning minutes for May 20, 2019 has been filed it will be on the ballot signs to the July meeting. Berndt Olson, and Heather Hemeyer. Andes Music 12.00 (Calendar), meeting. All voted aye. Motion in April 2020. will draft the needed resolution for The conflict of interest state- Lake View Manufacturing 333.00 carried. Motion by Nielsen, seconded by the board to pass. All voted aye. ment was read. The city of Pick- (motor for sander), Legion 70.00 The Community Group report- Hibbs to appoint Mark Fortuna as Motion carried. stown follows the provisions of SD (flags), Myers Sanitation 64.80 ed that there were over 225 riders Maintenance Superintendent. All Karen Olson asked the board Codified Law, Chapter 6-1, as well (Collection fee), Office Products and support staff members through voted aye. Motion carried. to reinstall the speed bumps along as the provisions of 5-18A and other 85.29 (Service Contract/paper), town; there are plans again for the Motion by Hibbs, seconded by Missouri and Spillway; there was applicable laws regarding conflict Port-a-Pots 100.00 (1/2 May), Petty 4th of July activities and the hog Fuchs to appoint Carol Berndt conversation as to signs to make of interest for municipal officials. Cash 53.64(dump fee, recording roast. They are working on using as Finance Officer. All voted aye. drivers aware they are on the No conflicts were noted. fee), VanDiest 2,192.40 (Mosquito all the funds the city allowed them Motion carried. streets. Fortuna will check if the Motion by Lucas, seconded by items), Ravinia Construction for flowers and supplies; they are Broyhill asked to appoint Hibbs signs are still around and see about Hibbs to approve the agenda. All 4,765.00 (driveway CSI), Wagner planning to plant a tree by the sign. as the Board member over Mainte- getting them placed. voted aye. Motion carried. Auto 88.25 (battery), WBS 75.97 (im- No Overlook update, next nance. Motion by Fuchs, seconded Motion by Broyhill, seconded by Broyhill opened the floor for pact wrench), Wagner Post 191.88 month they will update. by Lucas to make the appointment. Lucas to adjourn the meeting. All public comment. No one had (publishing). Water Fund: Dept At this time Broyhill opened All voted aye. Motion carried. voted aye. Motion carried. comments. of Rev. 15.00 (Water sample), DENR up the public Hearing on Outlet At this time Lucas brought Meeting adjourned at 9:10 pm. Pam Hawk wanted everyone to 30.00 (Dues), Randall Community 5, all members were present at the forward the rezoning of south end Next regular meeting will be be aware of the article in the Press Water 2,796.00 (Water). Electric hearing on the 20th, so much of of block 13, at the corner of Lewis July 10, 2019, at 7:00 pm at the and Dakotan about the Museum. Fund: Ft. Randall Telephone 5.00 what was expressed had already and Abdnor, from commercial to Rainbow Room. Hawk and Bill Lampman were con- (Cable Rent), Charles Mix Electric been expressed at the earlier hear- residential, which the intent to ______cerned that when the bike riders 300.00 (Stand-by Fee), Current ing. After a lengthy exchange of do the twin homes like discussed Cindy Broyhill were in town, they were not made Solutions 293.88 (trace line), Dept. opinions Broyhill called for a vote. at the May 8th informational President, Board of Trustees aware of the museum, and that the of Revenue 1,204.53 (Sales Tax), Motion by Nielsen, seconded meeting. There were questions ______town does not do enough to pro- East River 554.40 (Transition Fee) by Fuchs to not rezone Outlet 5. on the funding, as well as use of Carol Berndt mote it. A report on the museum MRES 9594.41 (production), SD Voting aye, Nielsen, Fuchs, Hibbs commercial ground. Finance Officer was asked to be presented at the Elect Assoc. 282.00 (dues). Sewer and Broyhill. Voting nay Lucas. Motion by Nielsen, seconded by Published once at the total ap- next meeting. Fund: Dept of Rev 61.00 (testing), Motion carried. Fuchs to table the issue till next proximate cost of: $71.71. Motion by Hibbs, seconded by Core and Main 122.40 (manhole Old Business: Broyhill would month, in order to receive public Published: July 3, 2019. Lucas to approve the minutes of the extensions). Deposit Return: like to see the committee formed for comment. Voting aye, Nielsen, CHARLES MIX COUNTY MINUTES OF JUNE 20 MEETING CHARLES MIX COUNTY motion carried. the Appointment of Danielle area to help prevent further issues. Commissioners met with Cul- BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Bills: Rolston to the position of County No action taken. ligan Water representative Mike REGULAR SESSION – JUNE A motion was made by Mushitz Auditor for the remainder of the Executive Session: Sylvester who presented a new 20, 2019 and seconded by Stotz to approve term. All in favor, motion carried. A motion was made by Mushitz water fountain option that would (UNAPPROVED) the bills as presented. All in favor, Southern Missouri Recycling & and seconded by Stotz to enter into save cost and more efficient. A The Charles Mix County Board motion carried. Waste Board: executive session at 10:35 am to dis- motion was made by Stotz and of Commissioners met in regular Plat: A motion was made by Stotz and cuss personnel. All in favor, motion seconded by Mushitz to approve session on June 20, 2019 at 10:00 am. A motion was made by Von Es- seconded by Mushitz to approve the carried. An end was declared to the installation of a new water Commissioner Neil Von Eschen chen and seconded by Mushitz to appointment of Neil Von Eschen executive session at 10:45 am, with fountain for the courthouse. All opened the meeting with the Pledge approve the Plat of Lot 1 and Lot 2 as Delegate and Keith Mushitz as no action taken. in favor, motion carried. of Allegiance and called the meet- of Parcel B, in the N ½ of the S.E. Alternate Delegate to the board. Highway Superintendent – Courthouse: ing to order with Commissioners ¼, of Section 30, T96N, R62W of 211 Program: Doug Kniffen: A motion was made by Stotz and Nick Stotz and Keith Mushitz pres- the 5th P.M., Charles Mix County, Discussion was held regarding A motion was made by Stotz and seconded by Mushitz to approve ent. Auditor Sara K. Clayton and South Dakota. All in favor, motion the County 211 Resource Informa- seconded by Mushitz to approve and follow State closure for July 4th Deputy Auditor Danielle Rolston carried. tion System. No action taken. the 2019 Highway Infrastructure & 5th for the 4th of July Holiday. were also present. A motion was made by Von Courtroom: Program Fund. All in favor, motion All in favor, motion carried. Agenda: Eschen and seconded by Stotz to A discussion was held concern- carried. A motion was made by July Meetings: A motion was made by Stotz and approve the Plat of Koupal Tract ing water damage and moisture Stotz and seconded by Mushitz to The Commission meetings for seconded by Mushitz to approve the 1 in the Northwest Quarter of Sec- in the Charles Mix County court- approve the Highway Department July have been set for July 11th Agenda as presented. All in favor, tion 23, Township 96 North, Range room. Jennifer Robertson – Clerk employees to accrue over 200 hours and 18th. No action taken. motion carried. 62 West of the 5th P.M., Charles Mix of Courts and Randy Winckler – vacation time until 2020. All in Executive Session: Minutes: County, South Dakota. All in favor, Custodian were also present. The favor, motion carried. Discussion A motion was made by Mushitz A motion was made by Stotz and motion carried. Commissioners and Custodian was held about crack seal quotes and seconded by Stotz to enter into seconded by Mushitz to approve Auditor: – Randy Winckler – inspected the and status of County bridge dam- executive session at 11:25 am to dis- the minutes from the June 13, A motion was made by Mushitz areas of concern. Clean up and age. No action taken. 2019 regular session. All in favor, and seconded by Stotz to approve maintenance will be done to the Culligan Water: CONTINUED TO NEXT PAGE page 14 Wagner Post Wednesday, July 3, 2019 PUBLIC NOTICES CHARLES MIX COUNTY AVERA ST. BENEDICT – LAKE MERCIAL STATE BANK, MINOR PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED ANDES, PRISONER CARE, 498.91, EQUIPMENT, 580.96, CENTURY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON cuss personnel. All in favor, motion AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL LINK, UTILITIES, 687.23, TOTAL: carried. An end was declared to SUPPLY, PRISONER CARE, 867.18, $4,365.99 executive session at 11:48 am, with GALLS, SUPPLIES, 184.95, JAMES EMERGENCY DISASTER: APPLICATION OF DRAINAGE no action taken. DRUG INC, PRISONER CARE, DAKOTA SCUBA, EQUIPMENT, Adjourn: 529.21, KONECHNE HEATING 1653.00, RAYSBY’S WASTE HAUL- PUBLIC NOTICE Section 14, All in Township 100, A motion was made by Mushitz & COOLING, MAINTENANCE, ING, WASTE HAULING, 10488.00, NOTICE OF PUBLIC All in Range 71 and seconded by Stotz to adjourn 2180.92, CASH-WAY DISTRIB- TOTAL: $12,141.00 HEARING ON APPLICATION Protest, if there be, against the until next regular session on UTING, GROCERIES, 4827.63, JAIL: OFFICE PRODUCTS OF DRAINAGE drainage of the above application July 11, 2019. All in favor, motion SCHUURMANS FARM SUPPLY, CENTER, SUPPLIES, 61.99, VER- Notice is hereby given that the will be heard at the hour of 11:00 carried. MAINTENANCE, 109.45, CHAM- NONS REPAIR, SUPPLIES, 166.48, applicant whose name is set forth am on the 18th day of July, 2019 BILLS 6-20-2019 BERLAIN WHOLESALE SUP- TOTAL: $228.47 below filed application for drainage before the Charles Mix County COURTS: MEGAN COOKE, PLY, GROCERIES, 1697.80, LAKE NON-DEPARTMENTAL: in the Office of the Charles Mix Drainage/Commissioner Board JURY FEES & MILEAGE, 63.44, ANDES FARMER’S COOP, UTIL- CHARLES MIX COUNTY TREA- County Auditor, Lake Andes, SD. in the Commissioners room of the KAREN KINDT, JURY FEES & ITIES, 202.16, OFFICE PRODUCTS SURER, MV REFUND, 5.00, The name of the said applicant and Charles Mix County Courthouse. MILEAGE, 84.44, JAMES MEYER, CENTER, SUPPLIES, 152.19, US SCHRANK EXT DESIGN, MV the description of the land, which Dated this 25th day of July, 2019 JURY FEES & MILEAGE, 63.44, SU- POSTAL DEPARTMENT, POST- REFUND, 20.88, TOTAL: $25.88 the applicant desires to use as Danielle Rolston, Auditor SANNE PLOOSTER, JURY FEES & AGE, 60.00, VERNON’S REPAIR, GRAND TOTAL: $119,324.91 drainage into the blue line creeks, Published twice at the total MILEAGE, 86.96, MARTIN REZAC, MAINTENANCE, 60.00, TOTAL: ______are as follows: approximate cost of: $21.54. JURY FEES & MILEAGE, 77.72, $18,231.46 Neil Von Eschen, Chairman Nachtigal Farms, SE ¼ of Published: July 3 & 10, 2019. MISCHELLE SLABA, JURY FEES WIC: PLATTE HEALTH CEN- ______Section 11, SW ¼ of Section 12, & MILEAGE, 97.04, KENNY UECK- TER AVERA, JULY ’19 RENT, Sara K. Clayton, Auditor ER, JURY FEES & MILEAGE, 66.80, 383.00, TOTAL: $383.00 Published once at the total ap- JOSHUA WOODS, JURY FEES & MENTALLY ILL: LUCY LEW- proximate cost of: $99.07. MILEAGE, 56.72, DEAN SCHAEF- NO, SERVICES, 81.50, AVERA Published: July 3, 2019. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON FER, COURT REPORTER, 848.00, MCKENNEN HOSPITAL, SER- AVERA ST. BENEDICT, SER- VICES, 700.00, YANKTON COUN- VICES, 491.00, GREAT PLAINS TY TREASURER, SERVICES, APPLICATION OF DRAINAGE PSYCH SERV, FEES & SERVICES, 230.50, TOTAL: $1,012.00 PUBLIC NOTICE tion 7, Township 100, Range 66 1317.50, AVERA SACRED HEART MENTAL HEALTH CEN- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Protest, if there be, against the HOSPITAL, SERVICES, 2380.51, TERS: LIFEQUEST, JUNE ’19 HEARING ON APPLICATION drainage of the above application THOMSON REUTERS, BOOKS, FEES, 1334.00, TOTAL: $1,334.00 NOTICE TO OF DRAINAGE will be heard at the hour of 11:00 277.00, TOTAL: $5,910.57 WEED: LAKE ANDES FARM- Notice is hereby given that the am on the 18th day of July, 2019 STATES ATTORNEY: THOM- ER’S COOP, SUPPLIES, 121.65, applicant whose name is set forth before the Charles Mix County SON REUTERS, SOFTWARE, TOTAL: $121.65 CREDITORS below filed application for drainage Drainage/Commissioner Board 15.75, TOTAL: $15.75 HIGHWAY: SAMUELSON in the Office of the Charles Mix in the Commissioners room of the COURT APPOINTED ATTY: TIRE & OIL, GAS/OIL/DIE- County Auditor, Lake Andes, SD. Charles Mix County Courthouse. The name of the said applicant and Dated this 25th day of July, 2019 MAULE LAW OFFICE, COURT SEL, 2183.22, HARLEY HUBERS, STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA the description of the land, which Danielle Rolston, Auditor APPOINTED, 724.20, HEIN LAW MAINTENANCE, 100.00, BRYCE COUNTY OF CHARLES MIX the applicant desires to use as Published twice at the total OFFICE, COURT APPOINT- FOXLEY, SUPPLIES, 11125.86, IN CIRCUIT COURT drainage into the blue line creeks, approximate cost of: ED, 886.85, SWIER LAW FIRM, SUMMIT CONTRACTING, SUP- FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT are as follows: Published: July 3 & 10, 2019. COURT APPOINTED, 816.50, PLIES, 2581.20, CAHOY’S GEN- ***************************** Nachtigal Farms, W ½ of Sec- KEITH GOEHRING, COURT ERAL STORE, SUPPLIES, 10.21, ESTATE OF APPOINTED, 2197.38, TOTAL: CHS INC, SUPPLIES, 5400.53, LILLIAN T. CLEMENS, $4624.93 CURRENT SOLUTIONS, MAIN- DECEASED GOVERNMEND BLDGS: AEL TENANCE, 496.43, LIEUWENS 11PRO19-000017 INC., ELEVATOR, 16000.00, LAKE HARDWARE, SUPPLIES, 33.97, **************************** ANDES FARMER’S COOP, UTILI- BERENS EXCAVATING, MAIN- NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF TIES & SUPPLIES, 213.44, TOTAL: TENANCE, MAINTENANCE, Notice is given that on June $16,213.44 5321.32, BOMGAARS SUPPLY, 11, 2019, Richard T. Clemens, of Reach SHERIFF: DONLIN MARINE, SUPPLIES, 206.75, BUTLER MA- 404 3rd St. SE, Wagner, SD 57380, ANNUAL MAINTENANCE, 626.54, MID- CHINERY COMPANY, SUPPLIES, Richard A. Clemens was appointed TOWNE OIL & WASH, MAIN- 648.66, COMMERCIAL STATE as personal representative of the ...for a TENANCE, 211.03, SECRETARY BANK, SUPPLIES, 293.01, GED- estate of Lillian T. Clemens. MEETING OF STATE, NOTARY RENEWAL, DES FARMERS COOP, SUPPLIES, Creditors of decedent must file NOTICE OF ANNUAL great buy 30.00, ULTIMATE SHINE CAR 1727.69, C&B OPERATIONS, SUP- their claims within four (4) months MEETING OF SOUTHERN WASH, CAR WASHES, 30.00, PLIES/MAINTENANCE, 2862.02, after the date of the first publica- MISSOURI RECYCLING & AT&T MOBILITY, UTILITIES, HOSEK ENTERPRISE, SUPPLIES, in the tion of this notice or their claims WASTE MANAGEMENT 463.32, FEDEX, UTILITIES, 4.64, 1050.11, LAKE ANDES FARM- may be barred. DISTRICT GALLS, EQUIPMENT, 83.00, ERS COOP, SUPPLIES, 123.50, Claims may be filed with the Notice is given that the Annual RANDALL LAKE INSURANCE, MEYERINK FARM SERVICE, classifieds. personal representative or may be Meeting of the Southern Missouri BOND RENEWAL, 50.00, AUTO MAINTENANCE, 158.57, MID- filed with the clerk, and a copy of Recycling & Waste Management GLASS EXPRESS, REPAIRS, WEST CONCRETE & REDI-MIX, the claim mailed to the personal District will be held Tuesday, 450.00, COMMERCIAL STATE SUPPLIES, 5952.54, MIDWEST AG representative. July 9, 2019, at 7:00 o'clock P.M., at BANK, EQUIPMENT & TRAVEL, CENTER, SUPPLIES, 146.37, NEW- Dated June 11, 2019. Two Spurs Steakhouse in Wagner, 821.46, DAKOTA AUTO BODY, MAN SIGNS, SUPPLIES, 1217.46, /s/Richard A. Clemens South Dakota. 209 S. Main MAINTENANCE, 711.97, GED- OFFICE PRODUCTS CENTER, Richard A. Clemens Officers will be elected, along DES FARMERS COOP, MAIN- SUPPLIES, 66.97, PLATTE IMPLE- Wagner, SD 57380 404 3rd St. SE with any other business that needs TENANCE, 95.00, LAKE ANDES MENT COMPANY, SUPPLIES, Wagner, SD 57380 to be transacted. The public is 605.384.5616 FARMERS COOP, SUPPLIES & 528.68, POWER PLAN, SUPPLIES, Phone: 605-384-3267 welcome to attend. MAINTENANCE, 53.78, OFFICE 57.18, RONS AUTO GLASS REPAIR, Published twice at the total PRODUCTS CENTER, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE, 245.00, SEVER- Clerk of Courts approximate cost of: $12.64. 137.91, DAVE’S SERVICE, MAIN- SON OIL COMPANY, UTILITIES, Charles Mix County Published: June 26 & July 3, TENANCE, 47.00, US POSTAL 2487.36, TRANSOURCE, MAINTE- Email: PO Box 640 2019. DEPARTMENT, POSTAGE, 60.00, NANCE, 193.10, PECHOUS PUB- Lake Andes, SD 57356 [email protected] VERNON’S REPAIR, MAINTE- LICATIONS, PUBLISHING, 64.26, Phone: 650-487-7511 NANCE, 380.86, TOTAL: $4,256.51 WAGNER BUILDING SUPPLY, JAIL: ZUERCHER TECHNOL- SUPPLIES, 5131.12, WHEELCO Kenneth W. Cotton OGIES, COMPUTER SUPPLIES, BRAKE & SUPPLY, SUPPLIES, Wipf & Cotton, L.L.C. 956.00, INDUSTRIAL CHEM LABS, 47.17, TOTAL: $50,460.26 Attorneys at Law MAINTENANCE, 124.56, CAHOY’S COMMUNICATIONS CEN- l07 S. Main Ave. heCk us out on faCebook GENERAL STORE, GROCERIES, TER: POWERPHONE INC, SER- C ! Wagner, SD 57380-0370 325.50, BRECKE PEST CONTROL, VICES, 159.80, ACCESS GRANT- Published three times at the PEST CONTROL, 200.00, IDEMIA ED, IMPROVEMENTS, 503.00, B&L total approximate cost of: $43.13. IDENTITY & SECURITY, SER- COMMUNICATIONS, REPAIRS & Published: June 19, 26 and July Wagner Post & Lake Andes Wave VICES & MATERIALS, 5255.00, MAINTENANCE, 2435.00, COM- 3, 2019. 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Winner’s Father’s Day Tournament I have strug- Wagner 4, Parkston 1 gled writing an edented moisture Wagner Junior Teeners took on Parkston Saturday, June 15 in the opening round of the annual Winner article in these has created issues Father’s Day Tournament. The boys showed up to make a statement and during the first game they did, with trying times across the state, the 4-1 victory over Parkston. At the plate, they turned in their best performance of the year, so far. Being of agriculture. producers changed selective with pitches, hitting strikes and ending at bats with contact helped boost confidence. Collectively Stress has been their plans of how the boys had 8 hits as a team, Niko Drapeau leading the way going 2 for 3 with a single and a double. Brady high this past they could utilize Bierema, Matt Link, Carter Cournoyer, Joey Cournoyer, Brady Cournoyer and Theron Zephier all record- year with de- what acres were ed a hit, with the runs being scored by Drapeau, Link, C. Cournoyer and Zephier. On the hill Link did the pressed pric- available. Agri- pitching and was helped out by the rest of the team with tremendous defense. Link went 6 strong innings, es, too much culture producers allowing 2 hits, 2 walks and 1 run against his 5 strikeouts. moisture, and Farm/Ranch Minute also know the joys all-around hard By SDCFRM Instructor, Lori Tonak of agricultural life, Wagner 16, Colome 11 times for agri- such as, the calf Second game of the tournament, Wagner took on Colome in a roller coaster game. The two teams took turns culture. What could I say standing to nurse shortly after lighting up the scoreboard, but Wagner held on the 16-11 victory. At the plate, 9 out of 11 players recorded that would help with anything being born, the smell of new a hit, lead by Drapeau, going 5 for 5, with 2 singles, 3 doubles and scoring 3 runs. Link went 4 for 4, with 3 farmers/ranchers are dealing mown hay, the green growth singles, 1 triple, 1 walk, scoring 4 runs. Colby Krcil went 3 for 3, with 2 singles, 1 double and 2 runs scored. with. All I could do is fall back of plants in the spring, and Drapeau was the starting pitcher with Landon Thury coming in as relief. Due to tournament time limits, to the creed that I learned in seeing sons and daughters the game ended in 5 innings. Drapeau and Thury combined for 6 hits, 4 walks, 11 runs against 3 strikeouts. high school and taught for working along with parents twenty years to secondary and grandparents. These are Wagner 4, Winner 3 students-“The FFA Creed” by just a few of the joys. Wagner returned to play Winner Sunday, June 16 in the semi-final match-up. In a very good game, Wagner E.M. Tiffany. The fourth paragraph of stayed grounded and showed up to work against a scrappy team. In the 3rd inning, Wagner got out to a 3-1 Tiffany stated in the first the creed tells us things like inning and kept the pressure on at the plate and with the gloves. Winner came back with a score of their own paragraph, “I believe in the “…in less need for charity and in the 4th, making the score 3-2. Wagner got a run back in the 5th, but Winner scored a run in the bottom of future of agriculture, with a more of it when needed….” I the 6th, last at bat, and come up short in their comeback bid. The bats were lead by Link going 3 for 3 with faith born not of words, but think of the disasters that have 3 singles, scoring 2 runs. Teddy Slaba went 2 for 3 with a single and a double, scoring 1 run. Drapeau went 2 of deeds.” In these changing hit our area over the past few for 3, with 1 double and 1 single. Bierema also scored a run. Starting pitcher was Slaba, pitching a complete times, everyone who lives on years, this is a mantra many game, allowing 3 runs on 3 hits, 2 walks and 2 strikeouts. the land, I think, still lives by of the South Dakota residents, this mantra. Whether you and farmers across the nation, Wagner 8, Gregory 12 know this phrase from sitting live by, and I think it is because In a rematch of last year’s championship game, Wagner faced Gregory. The boys played a very good game, in a high school agriculture of our agricultural roots. despite the final score, with Gregory coming out on top 12-8. Wagner jumped out to an early lead, but as the class or are just reading it for When disaster hit Nebraska, game went on, the boys ran out of gas. They battled to the very last at bat, picking up a few runs here and the first time, this is who we farmers and ranchers in South there, just not enough to overturn the score. At the plate, lead by J. Cournoyer with 3 singles, 1 walk and 1 are as farmers and ranchers. Dakota, that were also strug- run. Link went 3 for 4, with 2 singles, 1 double & 3 runs. Bierema had a single, triple and 2 runs. C. Cournoyer It takes faith to pray for rain, gling, donated feed, supplies, went 2 for 4, 2 singles & 1 run. Pitching started with Bierema, lasting 3 2/3 innings, giving up 10 runs on 5 knowing that it could come in personal care items and mon- hits and 8 walks and 2 strikeouts. C. Cournoyer stepped in to relieve him, going 2 1/3, allowing 2 runs on 4 the form of hail. It takes faith ey to assist neighbors to the hits and 1 walk and 1 strikeout. This was a very good test and very good showing in a first tournament for to plant seeds in the ground south. This is a testament to many of the players. every spring, nurture those the people that live on the land Wagner 2, Parkston 3 seeds, and hope to get a harvest and their willingness to help Coming off 4 games in 2 days, battling fatigue and a rash of injuries to the team, the boys came out to in the fall. It takes faith when out when someone else falls on battle Monday, June 17 and stayed in a game that could’ve very easily gotten out of hand. At the plate, the the markets are on a down- hard times. I believe farmers bats cooled off from the weekend, only recording 3 hits as a team with Krcil, C. Cournoyer and Slaba all ward trend and you have the and ranchers were the first scoring singles. As a team they collected 6 walks and the 2 runs being recorded by Drapeau and C. Cour- best crop you have ever raised. group to “pay-it-forward” long noyer. On the mound, Zephier made his Teener pitching debut. He did everything that was asked of him, by It has taken a lot of faith this before it was talked about in just getting the ball put into play and allowing his teammates to make a play. Theron lasted 5 1/3 innings, year just to keep going. a movie. giving up 3 runs on 4 hits and 2 walks. Outstanding first time outing by this young man. He was relieved by In the second paragraph I will close with the fifth C. Cournoyer, going 2/3 of an inning, giving up 0 runs, on 0 hits, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts. of “The FFA Creed”, there is paragraph E.M. Tiffany wrote: a line that says “…for I know “I believe that American ag- Wagner 4, Emery 10 the joys and discomforts of ag- riculture can and will hold At home again Wednesday, June 19, the boys took on Emery-Bridgewater. At the plate and in the field, ricultural life and hold an in- true to the best traditions of the boys took a few steps backwards in the season and looked very lackluster. At this point in the season, born fondness for those asso- our national life and that I the little things need to be fine tuned, and working on polishing other aspects of the game to make a push ciations which, even in hours can exert an influence in my towards the end of the year post season play. We allowed them to take too many extra bases and reach base of discouragement, I cannot home and community which on sloppy play. At the plate, aggressiveness was lacking as we only had 5 hits as a team. Bierema led the way deny.” As I have worked with will stand solid for my part in with a single and a double. Slaba had a single, C. Cournoyer had a single and Braxton Knudsen picking up producers this past year, I that inspiring task.” his first hit of the season. The four runs were scored by Bierema, Krcil and Zephier. Pitching duties were have witnessed this phrase If any producer would like completed by C. Cournoyer and Thury. Cournoyer went 3 innings allowing 6 runs on 3 hits and 2 walks, with time and time again. When more information on how 3 strikeouts. Thury pitched 1 inning, giving up 4 runs on 1 hit, 4 walks and 1 strikeout. flooding hit Nebraska, people the SD Center of Farm and did not throw in the towel; Ranch Management can help instead, those ranchers made your operation, contact the plans on how they could get SDCFRM office or any of our through the year and, hopeful- instructors, call 1-800-684-1969 Need an ad? Email [email protected] ly, come out in good shape on or email us at sdcfrm@mitch- the other side. When unprec- elltech.edu. WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO: The Dakota Action ARMOURARMOUR CHRONICLE CHRONICLE PARKSTONPLATTE ENTERPRISE ADVANCE SOUTH DAKOTA AURORAAURORA CO. CO. 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Call 840-0311 or PAIRS & BRED COWS 842-0948. Pairs young solids $1,625.00-$1,850.00 Pairs solids $1,400.00-$1,650.00 Pairs brokens $1,170.00-$1,480.00 Bred Cows $700.00-$1,285.00 Sale Report June 26, 2019 Grand Opening Sale Receipts: 3,054 hd. Heiferettes ...... 75.00 - 100.00 Cornfed Fat Heiferettes ...... 81.00 - 90.00 Feeding Cows ...... 66.00 - 74.00 Bulls ...... 85.00 - 94.50 July 8th Cows ...... 59.00 - 65.00 Low Yielding Bulls ...... 73.00 - 84.00 Low Yielding Cows ...... 52.00 - 58.00 Baby Calves ...... 110.00-360.00 ­Winner Fed Cows ...... 70.00 - 80.00 Hot Dogs, Chips & Pops! FAT CATTLE Advocate­ STEERS HEIFERS 11am - 1pm 10 Blk., 1321# ...... 114.75 9 Blk., 1332# ...... 115.50 10 BWF, 1481 ...... 111.25 14 BWF, 1318 ...... 110.25 deadline 39 Blk., 1569 ...... 111.00 9 BWF, 1298 ...... 110.10 13 BWF, 1271 ...... 110.80 17 BWF, 1276 ...... 108.85 36 Blk., 1408 ...... 109.90 16 BWF, 1116 ...... 108.50 fo­­r­the­ 37 Blk., 1389 ...... 109.90 62 Mix., 1289 ...... 107.25 HQ 37 Blk., 1550 ...... 109.70 137 Blk., 1299 ...... 107.25 YOUR to-do 10 BWF, 1255 ...... 109.25 26 Blk., 1263 ...... 107.25 11 Blk., 1370 ...... 108.75 14 Mix., 1238 ...... 107.00 Dakota 48 Blk., 1259 ...... 108.50 46 Mix., 1347 ...... 106.75 13 Blk., 1265 ...... 107.50 120 Blk., 1274 ...... 106.75 10 Mix., 1301 ...... 107.25 54 Char., 1228 ...... 106.00 Action­ 36 Mix., 1273 ...... 107.00 30 Red, 1112 ...... 105.50 25 Mix., 1287 ...... 106.50 16 Mix., 1173 ...... 105.00 Ro­­­c­k­­­­­­­et­ SPRING CALVES 990-3256 STEERS HEIFERS 11 Mix., 295# ...... 660.00 6 Char., 303# ...... 510.00 1601 S Ohlman St, Mitchell, SD is­ 4 MIx., 263 ...... 550.00 12 Mix., 284 ...... 510.00 16 MIx., 226 ...... 485.00 6 Mix., 264 ...... 435.00 4 Blk., 195 ...... 425.00 17 Mix., 223 ...... 425.00 Frida­­­­y­­­­­ 12 Mix., 174 ...... 350.00 14 Mix., 133 ...... 285.00 Mitchell Livestock Marketing FEEDER CATTLE at­noon­­­­­­ Sale Report for June 27, 2019 -- Sale Receipts: 2,985 hd. UPCOMING SALES STEERS HEIFERS 18 Mix., 641# ...... 160.00 27 Mix., 609# ...... 142.00 NO SALES JULY 2, 3 AND 4 16 Mix., 650 ...... 158.00 19 Mix., 613 ...... 143.75 Have a safe and enjoyable 4th of July 52 Mix., 682 ...... 154.25 14 Mix., 635 ...... 144.00 11 Red, 694 ...... 150.50 80 Mix., 643 ...... 142.25 9 Mix., 702 ...... 154.25 38 Mix., 672 ...... 134.00 Tuesday, July 9, 2019 13 Mix., 735 ...... 147.50 11 Mix., 741 ...... 133.50 SPECIAL BRED COW & PAIR SALE 16 Red, 789 ...... 143.75 58 Mix., 741 ...... 130.50 10 Mix., 793 ...... 139.75 11 Mix., 743 ...... 133.00 15 Blk. Pairs 75 Blk., 799 ...... 135.00 12 Mix., 751 ...... 133.00 30 Blk. Pairs 82 Mix., 804 ...... 134.00 35 Mix., 757 ...... 129.50 Disp. 38 Blk. Fall Clving Cows Bred Blk. calf 8-1 58 Mix., 874 ...... 134.25 17 Blk., 771 ...... 132.00 152 Blk., 875 ...... 137.35 24 Mix., 779 ...... 125.00 58 Mix., 891 ...... 127.50 13 Blk., 828 ...... 130.50 Wednesday, July 10, 2019 65 Mix., 902 ...... 130.75 71 Mix., 849 ...... 123.10 7 a.m. Weighup Cows & Bulls 55 Mix., 930 ...... 125.75 62 Blk., 850 ...... 122.00 60 Mix., 943 ...... 123.10 67 Mix., 868 ...... 121.00 1:30 p.m. Fat Cattle 53 Blk., 971 ...... 120.50 75 Mix., 872 ...... 115.00 3:00 Followed by baby, started calves 176 Blk., 1017 ...... 123.85 51 Mix., 891 ...... 118.00 43 Mix., 1021 ...... 119.00 31 Mix., 898 ...... 118.50 107 Blk., 1031 ...... 120.85 42 Blk., 940 ...... 115.25 Thursday, July 11, 2019 211 Blk., 1050 ...... 125.35 64 Blk., 953 ...... 113.75 SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE expecting 4,000 hd. 52 Blk., 1054 ...... 117.25 55 Blk., 988 ...... 111.75 114 10 60 Blk. & Red, 700-800# 280 XB, 750# 65 Blk. Str., 900# 62 Blk., 1125 ...... 140 Blk., 800-900# 200 Str., 1000# 70 Red X Str., 850# 240 Hfr., 850# 150 XB, 750-950# Mitchell Livestock Marketing Field Reps -- 605-996-6543 Don Stange 402-316-6125 Marion Rus 712-540-2134 Greg Rus 712-540-6134 Lanning Edwards 605-999-1250 Preston Burma 605-680-0448 Doug Van Gorp 605-770-2155 Keith Wells 605-940-1009 Val Luckett 605-770-2991 Mark Huls 612-747-3343 Dean Price 701-351-3326 Luke Engbrecht 605-471-9954 We will be more than happy to visit with you about your cattle marketing needs whether buying or selling. Thanks for your business! www.mitchelllivestockauction.com 605-928-3111 • 800-310-3140

The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 4 The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 5 Home and Personal Property AUCTION Tuesday, July 23 -- 5 p.m. LOCATED: 1200 Ivy Street, Tyndall, SD June 25, 2019 Fed Strs Weigh Price Fed Hfrs Weigh Price/cwt from Shady Rest Motel, 2 blocks west and 2 blocks south Dante, SD...... Blk...... 1315...... $118.50DF Avon, SD...... Blk...... 1128...... $119.00DF Tabor, SD...... Blk...... 1301...... $116.00DF Springfi eld, SD...Blk...... 1312...... $117.50DF REAL ESTATE SELLS FIRST Tabor, SD...... Blk...... 1544...... $114.00NI Monroe, SD...... Blk...... 1225...... $116.75DF REAL ESTATE FRQVLVWVRIDVWRU\KRPHZLWKVTXDUHIHHWRIOLYLQJVSDFHRQPDLQÀRRUD[ Corsica, SD...... Red...... 1276...... $113.50 Avon, SD...... Blk...... 1192...... $115.00 Hayti, SD...... Blk...... 1355...... $112.25NI Yankton, SD...... Blk...... 1354...... $114.00DF GHWDFKHGJDUDJHSURSDQHIXUQDFHFHQWUDODLUDQGUHFHQWVKLQJOHV/RFDWHGRQD[FRUQHUORW7KLV Creighton, NE...... Blk...... 1297...... $111.75NI Bloomfi eld, NE...Blk...... 1181...... $113.50NI ZRXOGPDNHDJRRGVWDUWHURUUHQWDOSURSHUW\ Neligh, NE...... Blk/Red...... 1050...... $110.50 Corsica, SD...... Blk...... 1143...... $111.75NI LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 6¶RI/RWDQGDOORI/RW%ORFN&LW\RI7\QGDOO Hutchinson, MN.....Mix...... 1191...... $109.35 Butte, NE...... Char...... 1220...... $110.00NI TERMS & CONDITIONS:QRQUHIXQGDEOHGRZQSD\PHQWGD\RIDXFWLRQZLWKEDODQFHGXHDWFORVLQJ7LWOH Creston, NE...... Mix...... 1304...... $108.00NI Balaton, MN...... Mix...... 1243...... $109.25 ,QVXUDQFHDQGFORVLQJVHUYLFHIHHVVSOLWEHWZHHQEX\HUDQGVHOOHU5HDO(VWDWHWD[HVZLOOEHSURUDWHG Ellendale, ND...... Blk...... 1272...... $107.75 Wynot, NE...... Blk...... 1269...... $108.60 WRFORVLQJ3RVVHVVLRQXSRQUHFHLSWRI¿QDOSD\PHQW$QQRXQFHPHQWVGD\RIDXFWLRQWDNHSUHFHGHQFHRYHUSURPR Crofton, NE...... Blk...... 1302...... $107.50 Crofton, NE...... Mix...... 1306...... $107.00 WLRQDOPDWHULDO3HWHUVRQ$XFWLRQHHUVDUHUHSUHVHQWLQJWKHVHOOHUV SALE SCHEDULE A complete listing of personal property will be printed in a later issue. Fed Cattle Feeder Cattle Weigh-Ups Tuesday - 7:30 am Wednesday - 9 am Tues. & Wed Bonnie Hoerth, Owner TR7-3-2c No Sales - July 2 & 3 Peterson Auctioneers Real Estate may be viewed by Glen Peterson, RE #234 appointment call 605-464-1141 FIELD REPS 6SULQJ¿HOG6' www.petersonauctioneers.com Terms: Cash or check accompanied by photo ID Brian Bjerkaas...... 605-661-5083 Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD Cody Peterson - Avon, SD Not Responsible for Accidents Ed Sage...... 402-640-8420 Jerry Stoebner...... 605-661-2404 DAKOTA ACTION Duane Haberman...... 605-661-4282 Greg Ryken (Auctioneer)...... 605-661-1451 ROCKET GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY, TYNDALL Dan Koupal (Auctioneer)...... 605-491-1331 Scotland Journal Now Hiring Springfi eld Times RN or LPN Charge Nurse 1200 East Highway 50 Tyndall Tribune & Register (full-time or part-time) Yankton, SD July 3, 2019
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2018 Chevy 2015 GMC 2019 Chevy Silverado Springfi eld Times & Impala Premier Terrain SLE AWD Double Cab, LT 1/2 Ton 2 to choose from $26,995 - SALE $23,995 $19,995 - SALE $17,995 Tyndall Tribune $28,995 - SALE $27,995 605-589-3242 See our entire inventory at www.tyndallmotors.com HOURS: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call Dan, Tom or Katie [email protected] Saturday: 8 a.m. to 12 noon Ph. 589-3441 or Toll Free 1-888-589-3441 The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 6 Household and Collectibles Easy as a push Fire Up The of a button... AUCTION SET IT & FORGET IT! Jim Thursday, July 11 -- 5 p.m. FOURTH Bowie $ LOCATED: 304 Fairway, Yankton, SD 699 1/2 block west of Hillcrest golf course clubhouse Daniel ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 12 gal RW crock; Kellog tele- Boone phone; Tom Thumb teapot; antique scale; hand coffee grinder; coo- coo clock; Russian doll sets; ferris wheel erector set; doll house; $ sad irons; costume jewelry; tin wind-up toys; old trunks; stained 499 glass; easel; enamelware; misc. decorative glass FIREARM: Remington Scoremaster .22, bolt missing Davy HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: Serta Motion Essentials Crockett adjustable bed; Schwin 205P exercise bike; dining room table and $ FKDLUVZLFNHUVRIDDQGORYHVHDWFRUQHUHQWFHQWHUZLWKHOHF¿UH- 329 place; queen bed; book cases; chest of drawers; stereo; vacuums; SULQWHUPLFURZDYHKDOOWDEOH¿OLQJFDELQHWVODPSVKDOOWUHHFRRN books; plant stands; Keurig coffee maker; games and toys; light Schuurmans Farm Supply ¿[WXUHVZLFNHUEDVNHWVDQGIXUQLWXUHER[IDQFDQQLQJVXSSOLHV misc. cookware; luggage; holiday and wall décor; art and crafting 5 Miles West of Tyndall on Hwy. 50 – Corner of Hwys. 50 and 37 VXSSOLHV PLVF VWDWXHV DQG ¿JXULQHV EHGGLQJ DQG WDEOH OLQHQV 1I


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(2) Kuhn GA7301 Rotary ‘14 NH SR130 SP Windrower AUCTION Rakes...... Starting at $10,900 14HS, Deluxe Cab, Hi Road Speed..$94,500 TRACTORS ‘07 Versatile 2210, SS/MFD, Front & Rear Weights, 4 Remotes, 2920 hrs...... $75,000 ‘14 NH T7.235, MFD, Duals, 19 sp, PS, Loader Ready Wts., 1715 hrs...... JUST IN ‘12 NH PowerStar 4.75, Cab, Air, Heat, MFD, Loader, 661 hrs...... $42,500 Saturday, July 13 -- 10 a.m. ‘99 NH 8970, MFD/SS, Weights and Duals, 4715 hrs...... $69,500 ‘98 NH 8970, MFD, Super Steer, Weights, Duals, 9879 hr...... $42,500 ‘96 NH 9682, 360 HP N14 - Syncro, New Tires, 4857 hrs...... $75,000 LOCATED: 154 N. Hakl Street, Tabor, SD ‘89 CIH 7110, 2 WD, 5940 hrs...... $42,500 ‘69 JD 3020, Diesel, Syncro, Loader, Overhaul, Repainted, 4106 hrs...... $15,900 ‘67 JD 3020, Gas, Syncro, 148 Loader, 7960 hrs...... JUST IN REAL ESTATE SELLS FIRST New Holland T8 300’s, 330’s, 360’s, 390’s LEASE RETURNS...... JUST IN...... CALL REAL ESTATE: Up for auction in Tabor, SD is a beautiful 1 ½ story, 1605 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 1 bath SKID LOADERS 3.9% FOR 3 YEARS, WAC ‘17 NH L218 Skid Loader, Cab, Air, Heat, Hyd Attach, 2 spd, 890 hrs...... $29,500 home with attached single car garage. This home has had several updates including an addition and (2) ‘16 NH L218 Skid Loaders, Open Station, 1724 or 2855 hrs...... STARTING AT $19,500 two decks all done in 2010. This real estate sits on a corner lot, newer roof, vinyl siding, newer windows ‘15 NH C232 Compact Track Loader, Cab, Heat, 269 hrs...... $45,900 (5) NH L230 Skid Loaders, Cab, Air, Heat, Hyd Attach...... STARTING AT $19,500 and two additional garden sheds. This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy small town living while being ‘02 NH LS190 Skid Loader, Open Station, Hi-Flow, 5512 hrs...... $12,500 ‘93 NH L455 Skid Loader, Kubota Diesel, Open Station, 1477 hrs...... $10,500 a mere 15 minutes from Yankton, SD. This single family home sits in a nice neighborhood within walking ‘15 CAT 259D Track Loader, Cab, Air Heat, EH, Hi-Flow 2 spd, 1770 hrs, NICE...... $42,500 GLVWDQFHRIWKHEDVHEDOO¿HOGFKXUFKHVDQG0DLQ6WUHHW7DERU ‘11 Case SV250 Skid Loader, EH, Cab, Air, Heat, Performance Package, 634 hrs...... $37,500 HAY EQUIPMENT 0% FOR 3 YEARS, WAC LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ORIG-N54’ of Lot 4 Block 2 City of Tabor, Bon Homme County SD. ‘09 NH H7150 Mower Conditioner, with 16 HS Header...... $17,500 ‘98 NH 1475 Mower Conditioner, 16’, 2300 head...... $9,500 TERMS: $10,000 non refundable down payment due the day of the auction with the balance due at closing which ‘09 Hesston 2275 Mower Conditioner, 16’, Steel Conditioners, MINT...... $22,500 ‘02 NH HW320 SP Windrower, 16’ Header...... JUST IN will be on or before the 13th of August 2019. Title Insurance and closing service fees will be split 50/50 between ‘14 NH SR200 SP Windrower, 416 Header, Leather, Deluxes Cab, Auto Steer...... JUST IN buyer and seller. 2019 R.E. taxes will be prorated through the date of closing. Announcements day of the auction ‘99 NH HW340 S.P. Windrower, 2355 Disc Header, 2030 hrs...... $39,500 ‘03 CIH WDX1101 SP Windrower, 2 spd, 16’ HDX, New Tires, 4350 hrs...... $37,500 will take precedence over any promotional material. Peterson Auctioneers is representing the sellers. ‘15 NH RB560 Specialty Crop Round Baler, Net/Twine, 9495 bales...... JUST IN ‘09 NH BR7070 4x6 Round Baler, Net, 8975 bales...... $19,500 A complete listing of personal property will be printed in a later issue. ‘05 NH BR780 Round Baler, Net/Twine, Laced Belts, Field Ready...... $12,500 ‘99 Vermeer R23A Basket Rake, NICE...... JUST IN For more information or for a private showing of the home call Cody Peterson at 605-682-1652 ‘13 Sitrex MK16 Wheel Rake, Tandems...... JUST IN Hesston 3983 12 Wheel V Rake...... $6,500 ‘97 NH 166 Windrow Inverter...... $3,500 ‘92 CIH 1100 Sickle Mower, 7’ Trailing...... $5,950 James “Jim” and Jolene Merkwan, Owners John Deere 37 Sickle Bar Mower, 7’ Trailing...... $1,500 MISCELLANEOUS ‘10 Landoll 7431-26’ Vertical Tillage, with Reel...... $39,500 Peterson Auctioneers ‘08 Meridian Seed Titan2, 2 Box Seed Tender...... $7,500 Glen Peterson, RE #234 Terms: Cash or check ‘98 Parker 2600 Seed Tender Wagon, with Sudenga Belt Conveyor...... $6,500 ‘02 Red Ball 670 Sprayer, 850 gallons, 60’ XFold, Raven 440 Monitor...... $10,900 6SULQJ¿HOG6' accompanied by photo ID KOYKER 510 Loader, with IH Mounts, Near New...... $6,950 www.petersonauctioneers.com ‘98 NH 195 Manure Spreader, Hyd Double HD Chain, Tailgate...... $8,950 Lee Wittmeier - Tyndall, SD ‘17 Land Pride RB3584 Rear Blade, 7”...... $950 NEW AND USED KINZE PLANTERS IN STOCK…...... CALL TODAY Cody Peterson - Avon, SD Not Responsible for Accidents The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 7 DAKOTA ACTION READ BY MORE LIMOUSIN ONLINE TOY & ANTIQUE ROCKET THAN 40,000 BULLS Scotland Journal READERS WEEKLY AUCTION Springfi eld Times For Sale Tuesday, July 9, 10:00 a.m Tyndall Tribune & Register 500+ Lots of toy tractors, trucks, trains, cars and more! 1947 Chevy Coupe, Jeff Sedlacek coins, lots of local advertising pieces, gas/oil items, beer memorabilia, collect- July 3, 2019 Advertising in the 605-770-8903 ibles, glassware and more! Dakota Action Rocket John Sedlacek Catalog and photos coming soon, items are located at Wieman Auction facility thedakotaactionrocket.com and can be inspected any time. Hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. brings results. TR1 605-770-0894 and until noon on Saturdays! 16-tfc Tripp, SD Check out www.wiemanbid2buy.com for upcoming catalog and terms! If you are unable or uncomfortable bidding online, auction will be simulcast in the office on the big screen and you can bid with one of our staff members who will be present on auction day! Go to www.wiemanauction.com to check out all of our Personal Property Auction of upcoming sales or call us at 800-251-3111

Jimmy Dean Robinette 2 PLUS BEDROOM RANCH STYLE HOME W/ ATTACHED DOUBLE GARAGE - FORD PICKUP - ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD - MOWERS SNOWBLOWER - GENERATOR - MISC. Saturday, July 13, 2019 AUCTION 4:00 p.m. • Lunch on Grounds Due to health reasons, we will sell our home and personal property at auction at 203 S Olive Drive in Freeman, SD on: Location: Three blocks south of Jimmy Dean's Lounge to 10 Cotton Ave., Niobrara, Neb. Note: Being in the bar business for many years, Jimmy accumulated a lot of items. This is only a partial Monday, July 15, 12:00 noon list. There are many boxes of items still in storage and might be a lot of surprises and collectables. Hope to see you at the auction! Real Estate Sold First NEBRASKA BAR ITEMS, SIGNS My Place Mobile Café CORNHUSKER & PICTURES The real estate consists of a 2 plus Bedroom Ranch Style Home with At- ITEMS Stotts neon sign; Schlitz stained glass neon tached Double Garage. The floor plan includes a spacious kitchen w/Hickory 300 Consecutive sell-out print sign; (3) Michelob lamps; Pabst Blue Ribbon built-in cabinets and Hickory floor with dinette area, main floor utility room w/ Tommy Frazier print - deer mirror, duck mirror, series #1 roughed washer & dryer hookups and 1/2 bathroom, living/dining room with front en- grouse, #2 woodcock & #3 upland game birds, Several various Husker posters trance, 2 bedrooms w/closets & full bathroom. It has a full basement w/finished Misc. Husker Memorabilia common loon '91; Old Milwaukee Light - (2) logo neon signs, pheasant tin sign, fish mirror, family room, auxiliary bedroom, 3/4 bathroom, storage room w/kitchenette area, Football, Basketball "It doesn't get any better than this" logo mirror, furnace room with newer Natural Gas FA furnace with central air, and office & NASCAR cards whitetail deer mirror, bass mirror, pheasant area. The home was built in 1986 with 1392 sq ft on main floor plus 700+ sq ft mirror, wildlife series #1 whitetail deer, #2 finished in lower level. It has a 24 x 28 double attached garage, poly lawn shed eagle, #3 goose, #4 walleye, #5 timber wolf; Dale Earnhardt GUNSGUNS & FFISHINGISHING Miller High Life - wildlife series #3 turkey painted car and nice corner lot. This home has many nice features including newer siding showtime, mirrors: fish flush, opening day, hood, full size and shingles, lots of updates and must be seen to appreciate. The annual real tip up, sly fox, bear, duck, wolf, fish, bear, (2) estate taxes are $2726.26. For pictures and buyer info packet, visit our website, challenge elk; Miller Lite - Neb. bottle, Miller www.wiemanauction.com. To view the home call Wieman Land & Auction Co., ALL GGUNUN LAWSLAAWS Time and logo neon signs, (2) half barrel WILL BE ENFORCED lights, logo mirror, pheasant mirror; Miller Lite Inc. at 605-648-3111. (15) Fishing poles; Tackle boxes (old style) - hanging barrel light, mirrors: duck, Legal: Lot 4, Block 35, John Gross 7th Addition to City of Freeman, Hutchinson full of lures; Misc. fishing gear; New bass & turkey; Coors Light - (3) logo neon County, South Dakota. England 12 ga. shotgun, single signs, large hanging light, logo mirror, nature shot; JC Higgins .22, Model 10716; series #1 timber wolf, #2 big horn sheep, #3 Terms: Cash Sale with $15,000 nonrefundable downpayment the day of sale Stevens .410 single shot; Marlin mountain lion, #4 buffalo, #5 elk, (2) cases of and the balance on or before August 15, 2019. A Warranty Deed will be provid- model 25N .22 bolt-action w/camo Coors Light bat bottles, several large Coors ed. Title Insurance will be utilized and the cost split 50/50. Possession granted stock (new!); Winchester model Light/Neb. glasses; - duck print, Busch Light upon final settlement. Real Estate Taxes will be prorated to date of possession. 190 .22; Springfield model 944 12 '02 duck mirror, '03 & '05 deer mirrors; Bud ga., single shot; High Standard Light - (2) logo neon signs, (2) logo mirrors; Sold subject to confirmation by the owners. Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Sport King .22 automatic pistol; Budweiser - neon signs: pheasant, (2) logo, and Glenn Roth are representing the sellers in this transaction. Sorry no buyer Savage Axis .243; Remington deer, fish, "Bud on Tap", legacy prints: 1933 broker representation offered. 770 .270; Remington 783 .243; "On The Road Again," 1938 "Last Delivery Stevens 321 12 ga.; Savage Axis of the Day," & 1941 "A Case of Gratitude," Antiques & Collectibles: Oak 48” S-Roll Top Desk, Nice; Round Walnut 6.5 Creedmor w/Bushnell 3-9x40 large clydesdale print, mirrors: whitetail deer, Dining Table w/ 5 Leaves; 5- Walnut Dining Chairs w/ Wicker Seats; Black Wal- scope; Mossberg 320BA .22LR; pheasant, elk, hunting dog, phesant & dog, nut China Hutch; Oval Oak Dinette Table; Walnut Grandmother Clock; Walnut Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 turkey geese, yellow lab, geese, mallard, Commode w/ Marble Top; 2 - Walnut Dressers w/ Mirrors; Primitive Wooden ga.; Remington 7600 Gamemaster pointer, deer, fish, (2) prohibition, 1933 .270 w/Simmons 3-9x40 scope; Immigrant Trunk, nice; Ice Cream Parlor Table; Oak Sewing Rocker; Misc. Oak Clydesdale Delivery, "We support everyday Dining Chairs; Organ Stool; Egg Baskets; Wooden Kitchen Table; 2 - Petrified Thompson Center Pro Hunter 25- heroes who make a difference," outdoor 06; Winchester SX2 12 ga.; Savage Wood Rocks; “Richard Kaye” Ladies Mink Fur Coat, nice; Bertha Preheim Paint- mirrors: classic retriever, hunting tradition, ings; Enamelware pcs; Singer Feather Weight Sewing Machine; Wattsware BMag .17WSM w/Nikon 3-9x40; classic dogs, various Budweiser glasses, COMMERCIAL Browning A-Bolt III .300Win Mag millennium limited bottle set, several steins; RESTAURANT Pcs; 2 - Redwing Beater Jars; Asst. of Crocks & Crock Bowls; Wooden Camel- scope; (2) Gun cabinets Ducks Unlimited - prints: Legacy of Fall, (3) back Clock; Unusual Mantle Clock; Misc. Dishes & Glassware pcs; Other Items duck, Husker girl, elk, turkey, wolf, clock EQUIPMENT Not Yet Found; BOAT & PICKUP Appliances & Household: LG HE Front Load Auto Washer & Electric Dryer, 2004 Chevy Silverado 4x4 pickup South Bend 6-burner double HOUSEHOLD & white w/ stands; Kenmore Upright Freezer; 2 - Whirlpool Dr Refrigerators; Artic - auto trans., 140,800 miles, new oven w/24" griddle; Garland trans., new brakes, good work truck; MISCELLANEOUS double convection oven, Aire Dehumidifier; Treadmill; Schwinn Airdyne Exercycle; California King Size 1990 Lund Rebel 16' boat w/28 hp Clothes dryer; Microwave; Coffee tables; model E1-11-42, 28"W x Bed w/ Box Spring & Mattress; Modern Brass Bed w/ Queen Box Spring & Evinrude motor, trolling motor, fish & (2) Full-size beds that can be turned into 28"D x 20"T inside; Dean Mattress; Gold Davenport; 2 - 6’ Poly Tables; Towels; Bedding; Pots & Pans; depth finder. Sharp little boat!; New bunk beds; Several pieces of furniture, some double-basket gas fryer; Windsor Style Secretary; Pictures; Oak Entertainment Center; Christmas Dish- Mustang bumper, unknown year antique; Christmas decoration; Miscellaneous Omcan conveyor baker es; Fabric & Sewing Items; Quilting Books; Luggage; Coolers; Quilting Stands; shop tools, lots, lots more w/30" long x 14" wide tray; Storage Containers; Shelving Brackets; Folding Chairs; Dolls & Doll Clothes; Kitchen exhaust hood, 15' For more information on items, long x 5' deep x 2' tall w/cold Tins; Fabric Cutting Table; Misc. Household Items; air return; 5-Door cooler, 1995 Ford Pickup - Riding Mower - Ariens Snowblower - Generator call Holt at 402-640-4056. display doors; 3-Door - Tools & Misc.: 1995 Ford XLT F150 Ext Cab Pickup, 4x4, V8, Auto, Loaded, cooler, display doors; Fri Short Box, 112,000 Miles, Sharp; Husqvarna YTH22V42 Riding Mower, 22 Hp, can freezer; Vexi Cool 12V View pictures and sale bill at freezer; Cast Way 80# ice 42” Deck, 158 Hrs, Sharp; Ariens ST824 Snowblower, 8 Hp, 24” Blower; Cham- maker pion 3500 Watt Gas Portable Generator; Honda Push Mower; JD Push Mower; www.HomesteadLandCompany.com. Twin Cylinder Portable Air Compressor; Battery Charger; Aluminum Ext Ladder; 2 - Step Ladders; Rods & Reels; New Huffy Men’s Bike; Bench Grinder; Log TERMS: Full settlement day of sale. No items to be removed until settled for. I.D. required for bidding number. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Items sell "where and as is." Statements made sale day take precedence over anything printed or implied. Chain; Craftsman Tool Set; Drill Bits; Power Tools; Misc. Tool Boxes; Barrels; Garden Hose; Lots of Hand & Garden Tools; Garage Misc. Sale conducted by: AUCTIONEERS: Karl & Bonita Tieszen, Owners • GARY VESELY: 402-358-0611 605-925-7690

• DAN ROHRER: 402-841-1360 Wieman Land & Auction Co. Inc. Rich, Kevin, Mike, Ryan & Derek Wieman • RYAN VESELY: 402-358-0030 Marion, SD - 605-648-3111 - RE Brokers & Auctioneers Glenn L. Roth - Freeman, SD - 605-925-7681 - Closing Agent

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Freeman Courier SDSU SE RESEARCH FARM COLORADO PEACHES & pears THEN RECYCLE CALL 925-7033 coming in August. Tree ripened, or Hutchinson Herald Tuesday, July 9, 2019 starting at 1:30 pm handpicked. Organic or conven- Field Day will feature Field Tours at 1:30 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6:30 pm tional. Order yours today. Call Angel Indoor Presentations at 3:30 pm; Featured Speaker at 5:40 pm 605-214-4556.CALL 4-16 LARGE SELECTION OF TRAILERS & SKID “Current Weather Trends” by featured speaker Dennis Todey; Director CULVERTS FOR SALE - New corrugated925-7033 steel culverts, all sizes. STEER ATTACHMENTS of the USDA Midwest Climate Hub, USDA-ARS NLAE Ames, Iowa Call 605-661-5050 or 605-387-5660. Presentations by SDSU Research and Extension Personnel Woods 208 8’ Rotary Mower - 3 Point ...... $2,250 Ulmer Farm Service, Menno, SD Topics include: Corn & Soybean Herbicides - Forage Research - Multiple 57045. n Farm King 72” Y650 3 Point Finish Mower ..$1,695 ’03 JD 2210 Compact w/Loader & Mower ....$9,950 Uses for Rye; Cover & Forage - Cover Crops - Residual Herbicide Effects FOR RENT in Scotland, SD - Re- on Cover Crops - Oat Varieties - N Timing - Soybean Gall Midge - Mini- modeled 1 bedroom, $425. Free JD 855 Compact w/Loader & Mower ...... $7,950 utilities. 605-464-0872 or 866-740- Farmall 130 Tractor ...... $3,750 New PJ Trailers mizing Heat Stress in Feedlot Cattle - Market Outlook - And Much More! 4550. n New PJ 20’ Tiltbed Trailer 7K’s 16+4 ...... $5,850 83 x 14 Low Profile Dump Trailer - 28” Summer Field Day is Free of Charge and Open to the Public CALL Deck Height, Scissor Hoist, (2) 7,000 MOVE TO FREEMAN - Subsi- New PJ 14’ Dump Trailer 7K’s...... $7,850 lb Axles, Ramps, 2’ Sides: EXTRA 29974 University Road dized housing, R&S Village. One ’14 Finish Line 32’ GN Hydraulic Tail 12K’s .$9,450 OPTIONS: Solar Charger, Roll Tarp, 925-7033 Larger Divided Toolbox, Spare Tire, Beresford, South Dakota bedroom apartments. Utilities paid. ’12 M&S 30’ GN 12K Axles 2 Ramps ...... $6,450 Gravity Down, 10K Jack and Local pharmacies and grocery stores ’20 US Cargo 8.5’ x 24’ Enclosed 5200 lb Axles . $7,500 Cold Weather Cord PROMO $8,275 Phone: 605-563-2989 deliver. “Equal Housing Opportu- For more information call 605-563-2989 nity”. Call Rob 605-359-5364. n or visit https://extension.sdstate.edu HUBER HOME IMPROVEMENT - We install siding, gutters, windows, roofing, vinyl fences & decks. 45 Friday Noon years experience,READ free estimates. 3 BEDROOM 1 1/2 STORY HOME WITH 2 DETACHED Also, employment opportunities. LUDENSDEADLINE INC. 605-363-4000 SINGLE GARAGES IN FREEMAN, SD 29403 US THENHwy. 81, Irene, SD 57037. for Rocket ads submitted n www.ludensinc.comthrough the Freeman • email: Courier [email protected] 605-263-3040RECYLE ESTATE AUCTION In order to settle the John Stahl Estate, we will sell the following home at auc- tion at 212 East 4th Street in Freeman, SD or 1/2 Block East of CorTrust Bank in Freeman SD on: Tuesday, July 9, 5:00 p.m. FASTER HEALING The real estate consists of a 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Story Home with 2 - Detached 12 x 24 Single Garages. The floor plan includes a kitchen with wood built-in cabi- nets, electric range and washer & dryer hookups, dining room, den/sitting room, living room w/ front entrance, full bathroom and bedroom w/ closet and rear THROUGH WOUND CARE entrance. The second floor has 2 bedrooms w/ closets and 1/2 bathroom. It has a full basement with newer Pulse Natural Gas Forced Air Furnace w/ Central Air, 65’ x 142’ Lot w/ 2 - 12 x 24 Single Detached Garages. Good location close to downtown and post office. This home is in need of some minor handyman Sometimes after an accident or surgery, touches. The annual real estate taxes are $930.74. To view the home, call Wie- or if you're experiencing chronic tissue damage, man Land & Auction Co. at 605-648-3111. Legal: the wound has difficulty healing on its own. If you’re The East 1/2 of Lot 9 and the West 40’ of Lot 10, Block 9, Original Addi- tion City of Freeman, Hutchinson County, South Dakota. concerned about a particular area, schedule an appointment with the Avera Wound Care and Hyperbaric Tuesday, July 9, 6:15 p.m. Treatment Center in Mitchell. We will sell this property at 708 S Poplar or 3 Blocks South of Freeman Post Office. No referral needed. The real estate consists of an older 2 Bedroom, 1 Story Home. The floor plan includes a kitchen with wood built-in cabinets, dinette area and washer & dryer The wound center cares for: hookups, living room, front entrance, 2 bedrooms w/ closets, full bathroom and • Slow-to-heal or non-healing wounds former attached single garage converted to family room. It has a basement with Natural Gas Forced Air Furnace and storage area on a 75 x 142 lot with built in • Foot or leg ulcers or wounds air conditioner and 1310 sq ft. The annual real estate taxes are $632.12. The • Non-healing surgical wounds home is in need of some handyman touches. To view the home, call Wieman Land & Auction Co. at 605-648-3111. • Non-healing skin grafts or surgical flaps Legal: The South 1/2 of Lot 2 and all of Lot 3, Block 8, John Gross’s 4th Addi- • Symptoms occurring on or around a point of radiation tion to City of Freeman, Hutchinson County, South Dakota. • Bone infection Terms: Cash sale with 20% nonrefundable downpayment the day of the sale and the balance on or before August 9, 2019. A Warranty Deed will be provided. • Crush injuries Title insurance utilized with the cost split 50/50 between buyer and seller. Pos- session granted upon final settlement. The 2019 RE Taxes will be prorated to date of possession. Sold subject to confirmation by the owner. Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. is representing the seller in this transaction. A closing fee of $639.00 will be charged on each property by the closing agent. That cost will be split 50/50 between buyer and seller. 605-995-2510 Avera Queen of Peace Hospital John Stahl Estate Wound Care and Hyperbaric Treatment Center Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Rich, Kevin, Mike, Ryan & Derek Wieman & Nathan Timmermans, RE Brokers 525 N. Foster St. | Mitchell, SD 57301 Marion, SD - 605-648-3111 Avera.org/queen-of-peace Dale L. Strasser - Freeman, SD - 605-925-7745 - Closing Agent 19-AQOP-17630 18-PHYS-15117 18-PHYS-15117

The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 9 DAKOTA ACTION ROCKET Wednesday, July 3, 2019 We Could Be The Best Call You’ll Make! Alternative forages to GREGORYLearn TIMES-ADVOCATE howDeadline: Thursday to at 5:00 increasep.m. Oil Change FOR SALE: Brand new, 3500 consider this spring watt generator; (2) 13x50x16.1 Vehicle Lubrication implementyields tires. Ph: (605) and 830- At Privateprofi Treaty tsFilter Replacementduring With the excessively wet plant- pearl millet has the ability to re- 9862. [R26] ing conditions across much of grow, making it a better option for South Dakota, many producers are grazing or for multiple cuttings at FOR SALE: Selling all classes of There’s A New looking for other options to meet any growth stage. hay.2019 Ph: (605) 830-2657. soil[R38tf] health schoolTeam forage needs for their livestock, or Pearl millet has coarser stems Member FORLearn SALE: how to Sand increase & gravel, yields University of Nebraska Lincoln; a three-wayat rotation of soybeans, commodities that can be marketed than hay millet, making curing for andscreened decrease or pit-run. input costs Harlan by Op- im- Jay Fuhrer, Soil Health Special- corn and oats. Oats are followed to livestock producers. baled hay more challenging. Un- perman, Gregory, SD. Ph: (605) proving soil health during the ist, Natural Resources Conserva- by cover crops which his livestock “Even for producers who may like sudangrass, sorghum-sudan- 835-8578. [R1tf] 2019 S.D. Soil Health Coalition tion Service (NRCS); Kent Vlieger, graze. Over the years, he’s experi- not own livestock, a forage crop grass and forage sorghum, pearl WANTED: Seasonal and/or FT can still hold economic potential. millet doesn’t accumulate prus- (SDSHC) Soil Health School, held S.D. Soil COMINGHealth Specialist, TWOs NRCS; mentedRyan Vogt has Great withjoined the Pricesservice a variety team On at Scott’s Auto of Repair cover Septemberexperienced, 4-6 reliable, on the self Kurt moti- and Nathan Jones, State Soil Scientist, crops.705 East He’s Highway tried 18 in Gregory, winter South Dakota barley, Harvesting forage or leasing graz- sic acid, which means that cattle vated truck drivers to haul sand/ Registered Horned Hereford Bulls Ryan bringsQuality expertise Brandin engine, transmission Name Tiresand general auto- Kathy Stiefvater farm near Salem. NRCS; Eric Barsness, Agronomist, turnips,motive and light radishes, truck repair. And that fi experienceeld peas, will shorten rye ing acres to neighbors who own would not have to be temporarily rock/gravel. Located in Gregory, repair and turn-around time for customers at Scott’s Auto Repair. Designed for agriculture pro- NRCS;EPD’s. Gared Guaranteed Shaffer, Breeders. SDSU Ex- andPlus clovers. - In-town He selects Pick-up cover And crop livestock provides a way to create removed due to an early frost. SD. Drivers are home most every If you’re already a customer of Scott’s Auto Repair, you know revenue on fi elds that may have Sudangrass and Sorghum-Su- ducersnight. Class and A others CDL with interested doubles in tensionCall Carlson Weeds Hereford Field Specialist;Ranch. mixesthe qualityDelivery service based you Of can on expect Your what from Vehicle!this growssouth central Sout well,h Dakota business. If not, it’s time you brought your vehicles in for otherwise been fallow or weedy dangrass Hybrids: Because of the managingand triples their preferred. soils for Pay resiliency DOE. Anthony Bly, SDSU Extension what hisexpert, cattle courteous like service and and repair! seed cost. 605-557-3341 or 605-840-1838 this year,” said Sara Bauder, SDSU thicker stems for these crops, they andPlease profi call t, the835-8578. Soil Health School (6tf) Soils Field Specialist; Dan Forgey, Cover crops 705 do East more Highway than 18 im- Clint 605-840-1843 Gregory, South Dakota Extension Agronomy Field Spe- are much better suited to be har- brings together soil health ex- SDSHC Director, Manager Cronin prove soil health. “My hay needs WANTED: Looking for full time Colome, SD Phone: 605.835.8066 cialist. vested as silage compared to hay. perts, experienced producers and Farms & 2016 Leopold Conserva- are cut by about 40 percent. Since truck drivers. 1-5 days per week. Several factors should be con- To minimize risk of prussic acid, thoseMust newbe reliable, to soil health, self motivated, to discuss tion Award Recipient; Doug Sieck, the cows are on pasture most of sidered before committing to a defer grazing until sudangrass is triedand have and atrue CDL. management For more infor-prac- SDSHC Director, Selby Producer; the time, I only haul manure from forage crop, added Ruth Beck, 18 to 20 inches tall and sorghum- tices.mation call (605) 830-2657. (R18tf) Nick Jorgensen, Ideal Producer & the lots every two years,” he says. Palmer auction SDSU Extension Agronomy Field sudangrass hybrids reach 24 to 30 FOR“Attending SALE: theJohn Soil Deere Health 2355 2015 Leopold Conservation Award “The use of cover crops is making Antiques & Low MiLeAge VehicLes Specialists. inches. tractor, front wheel assist, add School changed my whole per- Recipient; Dr. Jon Lundgren, Blue my pastures more productive. By “Pay special attention to prior Remove livestock for fi ve to six spectiveon cab, 245 on JD soil,” loader, explains joy stick, Don Dasher S Farmsat., J anduly Lee 13, Briese, 2019 using ~ 9:00 rotational a.m grazing,. MT I’m able bucket, grapple, dual hydrolics, (At Best Buy in Rapid City, SD, go 3 ½ N on Haines Ave, crop history as some herbicides days if these plants are damaged Nickelson, a Frederick farmer. Agronomist. to run more animal units per year. can affect subsequent crops. Pro- by a killing frost so that the plants Priordifferential to attending lock, newthe Soil rear Health tires. “I½ want W on to Creekside share what View I know LN (1191It’s helped Creekside with weed View control Ln) and I Call: 605-360-1987. (R25-27p) ducers need to make certain that can dry out and the prussic acid School, Nickelson had been strug- so people don’t--Palmers have to are make moving---no the spray space for at newweeds home less often.” this year’s alternative crop is com- can dissipate. FOR SALE: AI Red Angus year- 2013 Chrysler Town & Country Sport Ltd Mini-Van, loaded, new tires, 64K ~ gling to farm saline areas of a fi eld. same2013 Logan mistakes,” Coach Stock Stiefvater Trailr, says.7x24 alumHe Stockman says beingCombo, able polylast to runfloor, his patible with last year’s production Forage Sorghum: This crop is Heling implemented bulls. Birthweight what he good learned for “Therepulled< is 10K not mi a ~cookie-cutter 2014 Forest Riv solu- 320RS cattleColumbus on pasture5th Whl Campr,through 3 slides,the win- practices,” Beck said. the latest maturing and has the andheifers, instead yearling of crops, weight he 1400 planted lbs. tion,2 king but beds, we delux can “top learn of line”, from clean each ~ 2011ter Polaris improves Rangr their 500 4x4 condition. Side/Side, “In Call: 605-360-1987. (R25-27p) gas, Tilt box, blade, winch, 2K ~ 2006 Mercury Mariner, AWD, 105K ~ 1989 Another important factor is soil most production potential. Forage salt-tolerant perennial grasses for otherStout toReefer make Trailr, the soil48’x102”, better.” w/whls, readythe to winter, go, no leaks even ~ when‘98 Linc it’s Town 15 be- fertility. “Be cautious with apply- sorghum is best suited for silage grazingCLASSIFIED and forage. ADS: “Today, Get fast I think re- Car,Stiefvater’s stored inside, soil 87K, health clean manage-~ New & Old low,TOOLS: the Linccattle Rangr may 250 grab GXT a Weld/ mouth- Generatr, 23 hp gas, 11,000W, on trailr, 278 hr~ Q Blue RV Pro 3700 Digit ing high levels of nitrogen fertil- production. aboutsults. treatingPlace your the adcause here!! of soilDead- is- mentInvertr focuses Generatr, on quiet,returning great forcarbon camper~ ful Longhorn of hay in Saddl~ the lots C. Limbert and then Side- head izer to a planned forage crop. Oats Prussic acid can also be a con- sues,line is insteadThursday of at symptoms. 5:00 p.m. Call I’m toboard his soil.(1910) “By marked raising & Stickley the organic Drop-Leaf out & spring to graze leaf on Tabl the (1910)~ cover FURNI-crops,” he and other cereal crops, along with cern in forage sorghum under (605) 835-8089. TURE: Antiq/Vintage—Sideboards, China Cupboards, Dressers, Tables, Chairs, doing this with my kids in mind. matter,Rocker, Store it builds Clerk’s resiliency, Counter, Wardrobe, that Washstands,says. “They Commode dig through Chair, theSchool snow many of the warm season grasses similar conditions as sudangrass I want to pass on good soils and canDesk stave w/drawr, off extremesCabinets, Theater of weather Seats, Ironand Beds, fi nd Piano what’s Stool~ there.” FURNITURE: like corn, forage sorghum, sor- and sorghum-sudangrass hybrids. Modern or Repurposed Sideboard, Table, elec Fireplace, Queen Sleigh Bed, management principles instead of eventsBenches~ when BUILDING: we have 1x8 excess Barn Wood~ rain Ship Lap~ Ceiling Trim & Tin~ Lead ghum-sudan and sudangrass all Other Storable Forages: Other bad Oppermanhabits.” orStaind drought Glass~ conditions.” 40 Wood Doors w/unique HANDS-ON inserts~ 6’ Wood LEARNING Columns~ Corner have potential to accumulate ni- popular forage options include Porcelain Sinks~ YARD, BIKES: Windmill Blades & Tail~ Bench w/Porceln During the three-day Soil Sink~Stiefvater, Glider~ returnedSchwinn Boy to Bike~ his fam- Trikes, Wagons~During Gates~ the Metal Soil HealthPatio Chairs~ School trates,” Beck said. oat/pea mixture or other grass/le- HealthSand School, local and& regional ily’sPicket farm Fenc~ in 1987. 25’ Cemeter About that Fenc same & Gate~ held VASES, on Stiefvater’sDISHES, GLASS: farm, Fenton partici- She explained that high levels of gume mixes. The legumes in such soil health experts will discuss the time,Cranber Stiefvater Hobn Pitchr~ and Roseville~ his dad real-Bowl Sets~pants Milk will Glass get pedestalto see for Punch themselves Bowl soil nitrogen can lead to excessive mixes provides protein to the mix & 10 mugs~ Green~ Depression~ Milk Glass~ Fiesta~ Jane Ray Jadeite Dishes~ Gravel nitrate accumulation in the forage at fi rst cutting, but can also add to followingHarlan topics: & Darlene izedMcCoy~ it was Hull~ diffi Pie cult Birds~ to getVaseline greater Gl~ Cookiehow Jars~ management ANTIQUES: practicesOrig Copper like • Holistic Management productionWeathr Vane~ from Pram w/wood-spokes~ their soil. So, Dress no-till Form andw/whls~ cover Sheep crops Wagn impact Cook- soil under some growing conditions. seed cost and should be weighed stove~ Econ #27 Stove~ Treadle~ Trunks~ Duck Decoys w/glass eyes~ Metal • Soil Properties theySigns~ turned Wood toButter no-till Churn~ methods Lace-up to Shoes~ health. Vanity They Items~ can Doctor check Bag~ out soilHand pits Finally, make certain to consult against the cost of other protein • AgronomicsScreened conserveCorn Plantr~ moisture. Wicker Doll Buggy~ Quilts~ toWood see Dough how rootsBowls~ burrow Green Ball into Jar soil crop insurance regulations sur- supplements. Several other ad- w/ Glass Lid~ UNUSUAL: Gumball M~ Early Motorcycl Glasses~ Bird Cage~ rounding prevent plant coverage, ditional combinations of storable • No-Till Planting and Planter Goat“We Cart knew & Yoke~ we needed Games~ to Child’s protect Ski Sled~structure Pakistan and Rug allowSets~ Wood for water Shoes~ and Set-Upor pit run theChristmas soil. We Sleigh~ used ‘70’s the Chev planter Tailgate~ we signednutrients Michael to penetrateMart Murphy the Deadw clay and yield history, and harvest or use of forages are available, but produc- Westfest Postr~ Western Art~ Antlers, Mounts emergency forage crops. ers should take cost: benefi t ratios • Crop Rotational Diversity had, plantingPalmers: in fi elds Gary without 605-515-0310 till- the& Bambi alkaline 605-515-0442 earth. Stiefvater will • Cover Crops ing them fi rst. I struggled for the also demonstrate how soil health “As tight as margins are this into account before making deci- Ph: (605) 835-8578 Piroutek Auction Services • Inventory of Farm Resources fi rst seven or eight years to learn practices improve soils resistance year, the impact of every decision sions. Gregory, SD Dan Piroutek - 605-685-4556 • www.PiroutekAuction.com • Soil Assessment and Monitor- how to manage the soil. We went to compaction and ruts. Plus, on the entire farm business needs Additional Information: In or- ing against the norms of farming,” there will be plenty of time for Q to be evaluated,” Bauder said. der to serve a dual purpose of • Managing Soil Salinity he explains. “I’ve gained more & A with experts and experienced improving and protecting soil ALTERNATIVE FORAGE health, while providing high qual- • Water Infi ltration and Dynam- knowledge in the last 10 years and producers like Stiefvater. OPTIONS TO CONSIDER ity livestock feed, Bauder suggest ics I understand my soils better. I’ve “I don’t know if my kids will Cover Crop Mixtures: Cover the take-half-leave-half approach • Economics learned from my mistakes and come back to farm but there is a crop mixes offer a unique oppor- in which livestock are allowed to • Soil Biology and Benefi cial In- learned to be patient. No-till prac- farm with a future here,” Stiefvater tunity to diversify risk from envi- graze approximately 50 percent of sects tices allow infi ltration and let the says. “If the farm stays in the fam- ronmental conditions, explained the above ground plant matter be- ily, I’m building value. It will be a • Fencing and Watering Systems rain work for you.” Beck. “Combinations of different fore being moved to the next pad- • Forage Allocation Today, Stiefvater’s corn yields different soil than it used to be. I’m species can increase quality and dock or pasture. • Implementing Grazing Prac- are fi ve to 10-bushels above aver- improving and building organic yield of a forage crop, and offer “This allows the trampled or un- tices age for the area. And, in drought levels and infi ltration. What I’ve greater potential for use for graz- grazed portions of the fi eld to pro- “For anyone interested in soil years, the corn stays green longer. done isn’t disappearing. It builds ing, hay or silage,” she said. vide cover, nutrient cycling, and health, this is one of the best Because he’s reduced the number soil and prevents water and wind To learn more about the right carbon for the fi eld,” she said. events to attend,” says Leola of passes necessary to raise a crop, erosion.” cover crops for your growing con- Producers seeking additional farmer, Trevor Zantow. “The pre- with no-till, Stiefvater fi gured he ditions and goals, see resources at grazing opportunities or those senters are not only involved in saves about $15 an acre. REGISTRATION https://bit.ly/SDCoverCrops or who seek producers with cattle to the practices but are knowledge- Over time, Stiefvater found no- INFORMATION contact SDSU Extension or your graze their acres should visit the able of the science. This experi- till practices were not enough. “It To attend the 2019 Soil Health local Natural Resources Conserva- new South Dakota Grazing Ex- ence helped build my confi dence needs to be a whole system ap- School, register at www.sdsoil- tion Service offi ce. change website: https://sdgraz- to change my farming practices.” proach, looking at the cattle and healthcoalition.org and click on Hay Millets: As the name im- ingexchange.com/. This website Some of the local and regional crops to fi gure out the synergies. the Events tab. For more informa- plies, these crops are best suited offers tools to connect livestock soil health experts and producers We leave the leftover biomass as a tion on the Soil Health School, or to be harvested as hay rather than producers with forages. Grazing presenting during the 2019 school food source for the microbes and if you have questions about the grazed or cut for silage and feeding restrictions from any include: Dr. Dwayne Beck Manag- earthworms. We eliminate extra event, contact S.D. Soil Health Co- Pearl Millet: Pearl millet offers previous herbicide applications er, Dakota Lakes Research Farm; labor.” alition at [email protected] more production potential than should be considered before plant- Dr. Paul Jasa, Extension Engineer, Today he manages his fi elds with or call 605-280-4190. hay millets. Rusche explained ing a cover crop for grazing. The Dakota Action Rocket, July 3, 2019, Page 10

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