$ 00 Inclu1des Tax No. 34, Vol. 110 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, April 14, 2016 www. pioneer-review.com Haakon County All-school comedy “Daddy’s Girl” Commission meets by Nancy Haigh The Haakon County Com - mission met Tuesday, April 5, to act upon basic county mat - ters. Milton Morris, Morris, Inc., Pierre, spoke with the board regarding the recent gravel bid award. While Morris had the low bid for three-quarter inch gravel, the board opted to go with a different contractor. Morris noted the gravel crush - ing capabilities his company has and what other divisions the company has. Others who met with the board were Lori Quinn regard - ing emergency management, Vonda Hamill, library re - model, Sheriff Fred Koester, monthly report, and Dwight Slovek, highway department. Koester informed the board that the city of Philip has de - cided against combing law en - forcement with the county. The city is advertising for a po - Del Bartels lice officer. by Del Bartels The owner/cook loses it when his diner suddenly be - Auditor Carla Smith ex - Funny, heavenly, a mystery and other “-y” descrip - comes a song and dance loonie-bin. An undiscovered plained that the county will re - tions apply to the hilarious and touching plot pre - teen idol started strutting her stuff, and even ancient ceive a little over $21,000 from sented by the Philip High School actors in the old ladies join in. The craziness can be seen in the the state from an alcohol bev - outlandish situation comedy called “Daddy’s Girl.” Philip all-school comedy “Daddy’s Girl.” erage fund distribution. This The Philip all-school play will perform Thursday was fund was a result of the and Friday, April 14-15, at 6:30 p.m. in the Philip Fine ing.” Anna Piroutek plays a heavenly character, but 2016 legislative session. She Arts Building. with her own agenda. added that the county had re - Directed by Laura O’Connor, the large cast covers Payton Schoenhals is a force to be reckoned with in ceived the check for the state’s an amazingly wide range of outrageous characters. getting her man, “Just you wait. As Oprah is my wit - half of the veteran service offi - The crotchety restaurant owner has loyal customers ness, that man will find me as a subspecies if it is the cer salary. who eat there for almost any reason other than his last thing I do.” Receiving approval were raf - company. Only two people can put up with him. One Customers include Jane Poss, who portrays an acid fle requests from Midland Le - is his nagging wife, who has been dead for 25 years. tongued restaurant critic, “Is she really your mother? gion Auxiliary and the S.D. The other is the deceased wife’s best friend, who in Tough break.” Amateur Baseball Association, order to catch the man’s heart does almost anything Aitanna Nadala revels in playing the part of a rough annual library reports from from dressing to kill to almost being killed by Big Go - biker who likes what she sees in almost any man, “You the Midland and Haakon rilla (sorry, her real name is Big Earl Ella). know I could break you in half, don’t you?” Sam County libraries, a memoran - The eatery’s regular clientele are Shirtless Bob, Schofield is the Jekyll and Hyde sweet young thing dum of understanding with love-scared “Professor” and four cantankerous senior who sings and dances like nobody’s business. South Dakota State University citizens. They are all coddled by the not-too-quick If you laugh at otherwise intelligent men who be - for the Extension educator po - waitress. She, and the owner’s famous specialty sand - come babbling idiots around a pretty girl, then you sition, meeting minutes from wich, are the only things going for the place, until all will love Corbin Kramer’s character. Tristen Schofield March 1, and warrants for the craziness breaks loose. does not like wearing shirts, but brings down the past month. A very irksome, meddlesome and underhanded house by wearing something else. Nathan Wooden A malt beverage license was news reporter blows in. A female biker and her Britni Knife tries to keep the critic in line, “No insult but you renewed for Lake Waggoner Spears wannabe daughter also show up. Somehow a have the personality of a piranah,” while also doing Golf Club and a special three- mystery must be solved, despite the dancing on the his best to encourage the girl-shy professor. day license for the Philip Invi - counter, near fist fights, recipe stealing, ketchup knif - “How do I look?” is answered with “About 10 pounds heavier than be - Ancient but not decrepit, the four oldsters of Ashley tational Matched Bronc Ride ing, match-making, chocolate pie and the intrusions fore.” But, the question might get a different answer by the time all the Williams, Jaslyn Konst, Brittney Park and Kaitlyn was approved. of a devilish angel. The grouch must discover for sure hilarious antics have been played out in the comedy “Daddy’s Girl.” Fosheim finish each other’s sentences, even while each Toni Rhodes, director of who is his long-lost daughter. Shown are comedy actors Payton Schoenhals and Keegan Burnett. are drooling over the far younger men. Eli McClendon equalization, presented the Some of the fast-paced humor will fly by younger au - works the lights and sound, and is assisted by Kreid board with the list of exempt dience members, but everyone in the audience should waitress – she’s new and a little wacko.” Jasmine Ferguson is that hero- Amiotte. property. The board also ap - be laughing throughout at the physical and other ver - worshipping waitress. Come laugh, clap and sigh “Aaah” at the scandalous proved abatements for five bal humor. Justena Amiotte is framed as the dead wife, “I don’t like surprises. recipes in this haunted diner. properties. Keegan Burnett plays the grumpy owner/cook, “My The last time I was surprised is when I died. I didn’t see that one com - A bid opening for cement bridge decking and culverts re - ceived one bid. They approved Rapid City- based Forterra’s bids. Badlands Bad River group The commission held an ex - School board tables public ecutive session to discuss per - sonnel. No action was taken tours Badlands Distillery after the session. vote on funding new school The commission will meet by Del Bartels are facing diminishing enroll - quired to travel to the school. This Tuesday, May 3, at 1:00 p.m. The Haakon School District ments, while future school district is the same contract, at the same for their next monthly meet - Board of Education tabled holding revenues will be based more heav - fees, as last year. ing. an election to possibly issue gen - ily off a per-student formula. “It The board also approved a con - eral obligation school bonds in should be called the school consol - tract for Fiscal Year 2017 with order to fund the building of a new idation bill,” said Thorson. Children’s Therapy Services. This school building. Timewise, election legalities contract is for occupational ther - The South Dakota state legisla - make getting the ballot ready by apy services, physical therapy Inside ture has passed a law adding a the next general election very dif - services and speech therapy ser - half cent sales tax with funds to go ficult. The school board will hold a vics. The monthly billings, 15- this week: toward teachers’ salaries. That public informational meeting to minute unit bases, per day bases law also limits future capital out - get more input, tentatively sched - and mileage are all the same as Opinion ...... 2 lay taxes. The Haakon School Dis - uled for Monday, May 23, before last year’s contract. Rural trict had planned to use, without possibly going ahead with any Morehart gave an update on the Livin’ ...... 3 & 14 raising taxes, the previously pro - public vote. geothermal pond work. “Time Courtesy Photo jected capital outlay taxes to fund In other business, the board de - lines are it should be done by the Badlands Distillery co-owner Sandy Eschenbacher explains an aspect of Obituaries ...... 5 a 20-year debt for a new school cided to not renew Ruth Carley’s time we turn it on next fall,” he the Kadoka business to people on the tour as part of the Badlands Bad Elaine Koehler, 81 building. contract because of a reduction in said. The geothermal heating sys - River Economic Development Partnership meeting, April 5. The legislature will make school staff. The Deep Creek Rural tem will be shut off around the Linda Weynand, 65 districts use a per-student for - School is closing at the end of this middle of May. Work on the cool - The Badlands Bad River Eco - both vendors and job-seekers. Community mula that cuts revenue to smaller school year. ing and settling ponds should be nomic Development Partnership Feedback indicated high levels of schools. “They kept dangling the Because of the new law, negoti - bid, contracted out, and completed began its Tuesday, April 5, meet - satisfaction and a request to con - News ...... 4-9 carrot of teacher salary increases. ations will be opened for adminis - before the heating system is ing with a tour of the newly tinue this as an annual event. School & This will not happen at Philip,” trative, certified and classified needed next fall. opened Badlands Distillery in Suggestions were made to share Sports ...... 10-11-12 said Superintendent Keven More - employees. Negotiations will take In her secondary principal’s re - Kadoka. job openings and contacts for any hart. He said the reality is not al - place, even though last year’s con - port, Mandie Menzel presented a Co-owners of the company are vendor on the BBR Facebook page Public ways what legislators tell you tracts were based on two years. long list of upcoming events. James Herber and Mark and and website for one year as a ben - Notices ...... 13-14 what is happening. “You really The board approved offering con - These can be viewed on the dis - Sandy Eschenbacher, all of efit for attending. have to be on top of this to under - tracts to all three groups of em - tricts website calendar. Two more Kadoka. The business is the sixth The Small Business Beginnings Classifies ...... 15 stand it,” said Morehart. ployees for next year, with notable items are Grandparents licensed distillery in South classes held in Wall this winter Market Reports, Morehart said that the legisla - salaries and terms to be negoti - Day, May 4, and Muffins for Dakota, and is the only one that had 23 people participating. Busi - Weather ...... 16 ture’s property tax relief may ac - ated at a later date. Moms, May 5. uses grain grown by its owners. ness plans were completed, with a tually raise local taxes. He sited The board approved the consult - Menzel announced that Jim Planning for the business began competition for $250 prizes spon - that Sully Buttes will lose approx - ing service agreement for Fiscal White, the real-life coach on which in 2011. The distillery received its sored by the Black Hills Federal imately 2.3 million in capital out - Year 2017 with Graves IT Solu - the movie “McFarland USA” was federal license last December and Credit Union. Prizes included the lay, and that district is already in tions. This contract is for the dis - based, will speak at the Philip its state license last January. The best business plan idea, going to debt because of a fairly new trict’s technical support with High School in the armory gymna - plant’s goal for its first year of pro - Old West Quilt and Fabric Shop. school. Meanwhile, Rapid City’s Travis Graves, who provides re - sium, May 4, at 7:00 p.m. As with duction is to distill over 9,600 bot - The best plan for a start-up busi - revenues will go up approximately mote services and server mainte - all such events, the public is in - tles of corn whiskey. ness prize went to JLH Contrac - $19 million. nance for 12 hours (one hour per vited, and encouraged, to attend. After the tour, the business tors. The best plan for business “Basically, they took the land- month) at $1,200. Any support be - The next regular meeting for meeting was begun by Mary Bur - improvement prize went to Wall rich counties and chopped their yond one hour per month will be the Haakon School District Board nett, Philip representative on the Car Care Center. heads off,” said board member billed at $85 per hour. Internal of Education is Monday, May 9, in BBR, who led discussion about the Due to the high participation Doug Thorson. Many districts, in - Revenue Service mileage will be the Philip school library, starting recent job fair held in Philip, and facebook.com/ravellettepublications cluding Haakon School District invoiced should Graves be re - at 7:00 p.m. reviewed the evaluations from continued on 2 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 School comedy “Daddy’s Girl” Haakon County Conservation District hosts garden talk

Donna Staben spoke on the selec - tion and care of perennials.

Worse than a political causus, the customers try to daughter might be. Unlike most elections, though, by Del Bartels take a vote on who the restaurant owner’s long lost this comedy comes out all right in the end. The Haakon County Conserva - tion District sponsored a garden talk, Thursday, April 7, in the lobby of the Senechal Apartments. Guest speakers were Donna Staben and Elke Baxter. Jody McClendon, left, and Mia investigate the star shape in apples that Staben discussed perennials. houses the seeds and shows how effective the pollination was for that Fridge Door Notes & Reminders “My mother and I had a lot of particular fruit, as explained by guest speaker Elke Baxter. Call 859-2516 | [email protected] flowers and I loved growing them,” said Staben. “That is my relaxation. I don’t Baxter discussed pollinators. Most plants depend MARK YOUR CALENDARS … Erica Williams 5K walk/run will be held June consider it work.” She suggested checking the type of on the wind, birds or insects for pollination. “When I 4th. More information will be available as the date draws nearer. soil or fertilizing appropriately when raising certain was a kid, if a spider was in the room I would scream perennials. The soil near Milesville is different than and run away,” said Baxter. Now, she suggests not PHILIP ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION … will be held in Philip. She supports having different flowers in chopping down snags, dead trees, or clearing your Tuesday, April 19, at 1:00 p.m. For more information, call Pat at 859-2001. the same area that bloom at different times. That garden or lawn too well. “Leave something for these way you will have flowers in spring, summer and fall. guys,” said Baxter, promoting leaving a place for in - MILESVILLE RANGERS 4-H MEMBERS … are hosting a family fun evening Plant native flowers for best survivability of the sects to live and thrive. of cards and children’s games on Saturday, April 16, at 7:00 p.m. at the Milesville Hall. This FREE plants, or closely check the growing zone in manuals When it comes to insecticides, “Don’t reach for the event will have refreshments of homemade ice cream and pie. for what other plants will work best in this area. bottle too quickly,” said Baxter. Eventually nature Staben recommended liquid fertilizer because it will get rid of insects in its own way, whether through AARP/RTA … Old School House Park clean-up will be Friday, April 29, starting at 9:00 a.m. (rain date is gets to the ground and soaks in better. A trans - other insects, birds or even the insects’ own life-span. May 6). No soup supper meeting in April. planted bare-root plant can be soaked in water “It’s always tricky to remove one link out of the chain, overnight before replanting. Also, put water in the and expect the chain to continue,” said Baxter. She CANCER SUPPORT … meets Tuesday, April 19, at the Senechal Apts. lobby in Philip at 6:30 p.m. Father dug hole so later the water will push toward the sur - now promotes building insect hotels a little way off Kevin Achbach will be the guest speaker. Everyone welcome. face and displace much of the air around the plant from the rest of your garden or lawn. Go pesticide roots. Haakon County Conservation District Man - free; use other insects and other approaches instead. COMMUNITY BETTERMENT COMMITTEE … is again organizing Release Time clean-up. Churches ager Shelia Trask agreed and added that it is the air Baxter also addressed chemical drifting problems, may clean their designated area any Wednesday until Release Time is over. Gloves and bags will be provided around the roots that kills transplanted trees. illustrating that even humidity can cause airborne to each church. The bags may be disposed of in the Dumpster at the Fire Hall Park. Thanks to everyone for Staben also promoted transplanting perennials chemicals to drift. keeping our community clean! For more information, call Darlene Matt, 859-2077. when they are dormant, such as in October. She sug - Like Staben, Baxter also promotes native perenni - gested covering perennials during the winter season als. “If you want a nice yard with less work, go na - AA & AL-ANON ... meetings will now start at 8:00 p.m. on Monday evenings. Please notice time change. with mulch, especially pine needles or compost. tive,” said Baxter.

To have your NON-PROFIT meeting listed here, please submit them by calling: 859-2516, or e- mailing to: ads@pioneer-review. com. We will run your event notice the two issues prior to your event at no charge. Badlands Bad River group additional funding. More commit - Tuesday, May 17, at the former continued from 1 tee members are sought. Dakota Bar in Philip, starting at and a waiting list to attend the The BBR group’s 501 ©3 applica - 6:00 p.m. Everyone in the Lookin’ Around classes, the Small Business Begin - tion for Articles of Incorporation Haakon/Jackson/Eastern Pen - Syd Iwan | [email protected] nings will likely be held again, are written and approved, and nington county area are encour - possibly at a different location. will be submitted. Bylaws for the aged to attend, and to get involved Over the Rainbow Then we come to global warm - around about such things. I can’t The idea of a region business in - group are in preparation, and will in one of the many activities ing. Now they are referring to it as do anything about solar happen - cubator has been in committee be voted on at the next meeting. planned by this group for promot - “Somewhere over the rainbow, way “climate change” instead of global ings anyway, and, as I said, God is discussion. Research is being done A leader dinner is set for Sep - ing regional economic develop - up high. warming, but it is pretty much the still in control. on possible structures for this type tember in Wall. Plans are pro - ment. For more information, There’s a land that I’ve heard of same thing. I am supposed to get If you aren’t upset about all the of entity, and to tour existing in - gressing with a need for contact Burnett at 859-2588 or once in a lullaby. extremely troubled that the climate foregoing, just remember that you cubators or host speakers from ex - additional region members to as - Cheyenne McGriff, Wall Economic Somewhere over the rainbow, skies is changing and run around doing have to be very careful about what isting incubators. The group has sist with the event. Development director, at 279- are blue, this and that to make it stop. In you eat. Sugar is deadly according developed a timeline with tasks Badlands Bad River Region 2665. And the dreams that you dare to truth, the climate has never been a to some. Meat is too. You should try that can be accomplished without Economic Development will meet dream really do come true.” static thing. It has always changed. to survive on lettuce and carrots, Such are some of the words to There have been warm times and but only if they have been organi - “Over the Rainbow” as sung by cold times, and that will no doubt cally grown and not genetically Judy Garland in “The Wizard of continue. Is the current warming modified. Oz.” In that movie, young Dorothy trend caused by the burning of fos - There is also a danger that the Country Praises has found herself in a confusing sil fuels? Maybe, somewhat, but is stock market will crash due to low Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] place populated by fairly weird and this the main cause? Again here, oil prices, or so says one authority. uncommon creatures. She is hop - there are so many conflicting re - Finally, you should probably development of better roads to ac - self survival. The loss of a school ing for a return to a less trouble - ports by all kinds of authorities worry about a zombie apocalypse. I commodate them, the distance of is a death knell for a town. some time among people she knows that it is difficult to discern what is read a thing the other day where West or bust In the late 1800s, a group of 20 miles per day began to stretch Western South Dakota towns and loves. really going on. something like this is possible due wagons finding its way across the to about 40 miles per day. have a temporary advantage over Maybe like Dorothy, you some - In my case, the worry is less be - to certain brain parasites, poisons, prairie could cover about 10 miles Even while some settlements eastern South Dakota towns. The times feel that the world has gone cause I have faith in God and know stem-cell research gone astray, and per day. The wagon train would very strange indeed, and it would he is ultimately in charge. All he possibly the use of robots in certain grew to become larger towns, sparsity in the west is already be nice if things would straighten has to do is blow off a few of his vol - circumstances. In short, be on the stop for the night, whenever pos - nearby settlements began dimin - greater than in the east. A half up and behave more sensibly. In canoes, and the dust from those lookout for possible zombies, espe - sible, near a water source, a field ishing. A town of two groceries hour drive to the next town is still this election year, surely, it is hard will cool the old world down in jig cially if you’re going to walk by a of green grass for the livestock, a stores, several churches, service a slight hindrance, while only 10 to discern exactly where the truth time. I even sometimes feel people graveyard in the middle of the few trees for shade or firewood, station, school, maybe even a or 15 minutes causes harsher lies. Each side makes outrageous are being a little pompous and self night. Fortunately, I saw a young and some kind of vantage point hotel, faded to a ghost town. competition among those nearby claims for themselves and against important to think they are in fellow’s van the other day that had for defense. Better cars and roads stretched communities. their opponents. I have become so charge of the climate instead of eight lights on the front instead of Some of those days were harder a day’s travel to even greater dis - In the late 1800s, a slogan irritated with the headlines on any God. I don’t think they are. just simple headlights. On the back than others. The group might tances. A town’s very survival de - painted on a covered wagon might Internet news source that I’ve prac - Politics and climate change are of the vehicle was a sign saying, stop for an extra day of rest. Be - pended on it becoming a county be Westward or Bust. People tically quit reading them. Natu - apparently not upsetting enough of “Zombie Apocalypse Response fore moving on, a family or two seat, or having a highway going wanted the more open land, a less rally, news people try to get your late since now the news people are Team,” so it’s okay. We’re pro - might decide that particular spot through it, or being at an inter - populated life, a more independ - attention, and this may mean say - really stretching to find other dis - tected. was fine enough to call home. So section of two highways. If a ent life. That homesteader’s spirit ing things that are a long way from tressing matters to report on. This As you may have guessed by it came to pass that a family, or school closed, or a road was not may still exist, but does not trans - how matters really are. They like week, they are talking about some now, I am not terrifically worried maybe even a small group of set - chosen to be blacktopped, or one late well to communities. Home to make your jaw drop in alarm or silly planet way the heck out there about politics, global warming, tlers, would try to make a go of it too many families moved to a used to be some place west. Grad - shock, and my jaw has pretty much and suggesting that it could some - runaway planets, sugar consump - there. This became common larger town, a place name on the ually, home was where you quit dropping although it never has how destroy the earth. This is sup - tion, the stock market or zombies. enough that small settlements state map disappeared. stopped and made a life. Now, the done very much of that. I believe posed to happen fairly soon, and we If they start to worry me, I’ll just sprung up about every 10 miles. Today, you can comfortably larger population centers are sap - only a fraction of what I’m told, and should all start worrying a lot pray about them and go on. Re - Railroads started being built. drive from one end of the state to ping people from the small towns. there had better be real proof or about it. I think there’s a comet out member that “Somewhere over the The iron horse needed to replen - the other, almost without even a The pioneer philosophy seems to you can forget it. I am also going to there that might be problematic rainbow, bluebirds fly.” That’s my ish water and coal about every 20 restroom break. Billboards line be migrating to a city philosophy. be irritated with you if you misrep - too. Frankly, I have better things to kind of place. I’m headed that way. miles. The settlements, some the routes, trying to get travelers West or Bust is not for me. My resent the facts. do with my time than to fuss fairly well populated by this time, to stop for almost any reason. home is my small town. How argued hard to be one of these If a slightly larger school even many times must the slogan Stay stopping spots. mentions consolidation, the or Bust be painted in order for my With the growing popularity of nearby towns brace as formidable town to keep on thriving? the horseless carriages, and the enemies, fighting for their own

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giggle as though the wind was "Ah!" we both shouted. something exhilarating, instead of "I am going to have nightmares a weary burden. "Oh, and look at about those eyes," my mom said as those stars!" she exclaimed, point - we turned around, half-stumbling, ing to the black dome over our half-jogging to the house to get the heads. I was unmoved. Sure the man of the ranch. stars were beautiful, but I was My mom stayed with the sleeping tired. I would rather have been en - Bean, while the man of the ranch joying the beauty of the couch at and I headed back out in the that particular moment. pickup. We bumped down the drive - "You know, the wind is going to way, past the calves' corral, and be much worse once we leave the sure enough, a section of the wood yard," I muttered. She just laughed fence was smashed open, as though again, and linked her arm with the whole herd had collectively de - mine. cided to run through it at top speed. My mother came to spend her Sure enough, once we turned the We followed the bend in the road, spring break vacation with us this corner onto the gravel road, the and the headlights caught a few of week, as she has the last several wind came roaring up, shoving us them in their bright glare. Circling springs. Last year when she came, sideways. "Whoa!" said my mom, around the hay bales we found a we took waddling walks around the though she still sounded excited -- few more, and the last cluster was ranch (or I was waddling anyway) in no way daunted, as I had hoped. hidden in the tree belt. as I was carrying the Bean Sprout Ahead of us the gravel curled out A few minutes of shouting and in my belly. This year we took a few into the darkness, only visible for a honking and banging on the side of waddling walks as well, as I am few feet. We kept walking, the wind the vehicle, along with my cowboy still carrying him, only now he is doing its best to push us off the husband wielding the pickup the strapped to my back. road. We could barely see the road way he would a horse, and he had You see, my mom loves to walk. anyway. I was leading us more by those yearlings rounded up and In Minneapolis, where she lives, feel, shifting east when the ground heading home. Because they hadn't she walks down her tree-lined started to feel too soft to be the had a chance to get very far, they street and the branches arch like a gravel road anymore. I wondered if knew the way, and were happy cathedral ceiling high over her we would even be able to see the enough to return -- they'd had head. She walks past converted Vic - turn off to head back to the house enough adventure for one night. torian duplexes, modern homes of when we came to it. We would hit A little more pickup herding, and steel and concrete, rambling the highway eventually, but I pre - the man of the ranch had them in a ranches, and little saltbox gems ferred it didn't come to that. corral beside their usual digs. One built a century ago by migrants As I was worrying about this, I without a big section missing. "Let's who missed their houses by the sea. began to imagine I saw strange hope that holds them." he said as Minneapolis is called the city of shadows on the road. They looked he turned towards home. Cottonwood Range and Livestock going well. The weather has been ing rates for season long summer lakes as the city is full of them, so like large floating ovals, just a My mom was waiting for us at Field Station Happenings cooperative this year and losses grazing on plant communities. she also walks around a lot of shade blacker than the blackness the door, and I greeted her with a Now that I have been in my new are below normal. To give you a The yearlings are not grazing water. Lake of the Isle, Lake Cal - on which they were set. "Those hug. "Thank goodness you wanted office at the field station for a few better understanding of what goes these pastures yet, but if the houn, Lake Harriet, each has it's shadows look kind of like cows," I to take that walk,"I said, and I months, I would like to share on at Cottonwood, it is important warmer temperatures continue own unique character, and all are said to my mom over the voice of meant it. "Who knows where they crawling with joggers, ramblers, the wind. We stopped walking, still would have ended up if they'd been what’s happening. As some are to know that the two Range and this project will likely start earlier leaning against its howling breath. out all night." aware, we are conducting a heifer baby carriages, and bikes. The Livestock Field Stations in west - than in recent years. lakes sparkle diamond bright on "Where?" she asked, straining to The next morning all the calves development strategies demon - ern South Dakota work hand in The patch grazing project con - sunny afternoons, and the paths see anything at all. were still in their new pen, so all is stration project. For this project hand. The other station is Ante - sists of grazing 20% of a pasture are packed with folks out enjoying "Right ahead. I mean, they really well that ends well, though my the replacement heifers are in the lope, which is located near Reva. during the dormant season so that the splendor. look like cows…" I paused. "Do you mom did report waking in the feedlot pens and allotted to one of The heifer calves from both sta - there will be little to no forage left I love to walk too, but I think my have a flashlight on your cell - night, the memory of those gleam - two supplement treatments: 6 lbs tions are developed at Cotton - in that area as a way to emulate mom loves to walk more. I like to phone?" I asked. ing eyes hanging like a mirage in dry distillers grain plus mineral walk when the weather is fair. She "Sure," she said, pulling it from the darkness of the guest bedroom. wood, bred, go to pasture near fire. A subset of cattle will be fitted her jacket pocket, and fiddling with And now she is back in Minneapo - supplement with rumensin or 6 likes to walk all the time. Which is Fort Meade for the summer and with GPS collars to determine how why one evening during her visit, the screen. lis, no doubt walking briskly along lbs 50:50 corn:dry distillers grain return to calve out the following and when they use the patch. after a particularly difficult session A moment later the night was il - the beloved paths and sidewalks of plus mineral supplement with ru - spring at Cottonwood. After they Other data collected will include of getting the Bean to sleep, when luminated, and not more than a the city, with, chances are, not a mensin. All heifers have ad libi - calve and are rebred, they return animal performance, bird habitat she suggested a walk, I think I may hundred feet away, a couple dozen cow in sight. tum access to ground hay with the to the Fort Meade summer pas - and plant growth. There are also have audibly groaned. The wind sets of eyes gleamed back at us. specified supplement top dressed ture. When calves are weaned that two cooperator ranches where this had come up and was rattling the onto the hay. We are collecting fall the cows are added to the herd same project is being conducted so panes in the windows, and it was data to determine total dry matter long after dark. "Ok," I said, but I of mature cows at the Antelope we might have a better under - wasn't happy about it. I needed to intake of the heifers as well as per - station. Therefore, there are only standing of how it works on a check the chicks in the shed one formance, specifically average heifer calves and first calf heifers ranch size scale. more time anyway, and I figured daily gain. at Cottonwood, while the mature If you are interested in more in - once she got outside and felt the The ration for these heifers was cow herd is located at Antelope. formation about any of these re - gusts, she wouldn't be too excited formulated for them to gain 1.33 Other research projects happen - search projects or would like a either. lbs per day, but their intakes sur - ing at the station include the long tour of the station, please contact I was wrong about that, however. passed our expectations and at the term grazing project and a hetero - Adele Harty at 605-394-1722 or "Oh wow, that wind is really some - thing!" she said as we crossed the end of seven weeks on trial the geneity project or patch grazing David Gay at 605-386-4445. yard. But she said it with a small heifers were gaining well over project. The long term grazing [email protected] or that. They have already achieved project evaluates different stock - [email protected] their target weight for breeding, which won’t occur until June 1. As a result, we have removed the sup - plement from the ration and they continue to have ad libitum access to hay. We will continue to moni - tor dry matter intake and average daily gain until breeding. After breeding we will evaluate differ - ences in pregnancy based on treat - ment. Calving of the first calf heifers is well under way at the station and

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But of course, I got down Elderly Meals day, he asked if he could check the barista. This is an Italian term for rain. guys joined us, it turned out to be to some serious preaching of the Thursday, April 14: Sloppy tires and oil and I said that next male or female bartender. There Loren Kiel quite a bull session. The Subway gospel when it came time to enter Joe, Mixed Vegetable Salad, Fruit. time would be fine. He said that are no coffee pots at ginnys; the Whether or not I collect much being there and open didn’t elimi - into the worship services. One Friday, April 15: Assorted he would be more than happy to basic device is the espresso ma - news this week, I can always fall nate the one table in the corner of Bible verse that sticks out in my Pizza, Tossed Salad, Garlic Bread, check now if you wish. It brought chine. Espresso is coffee brewed back on discussing the weather! the Philip Pit Stop with some mind is Saint Paul’s words as he Fruit. back memories from the 50s in by forcing a small amount of Maybe that is a way to lose ones chairs, a few of them stacked. (The says, “I am not ashamed of the Monday, April 18: BBQ Pork, Hot Springs when all the gas sta - nearly boiling water under pres - readership. But on the other hand, more guys who came to chat, the gospel, it is the power of God for Mashed Potatoes, Biscayne Veg - tions were service stations and the sure through finely, freshly a number of folks out of state sub - more chairs were removed from salvation to everyone who has gies, Fruit. attendants came right out to fill ground coffee beans. You can scribe to this hometown newspa - the stack.) A lot of topics were dis - faith ….” (Romans 1:16a) Tuesday, April 19: Beef the tank, wash the windows and drink espresso straight if you are per and are interested in how our cussed, but no big solutions to the There were more than a dozen Rouladen, Mashed Potatoes, help if you had a problem. You can tough enough, but generally it is weather compares with theirs. world’s woes. Of course the mar - folks in attendance including four Green Beans, Fruit. get wonderful customer service used to make lattes other bever - This winter and spring it seems as kets, economy and weather, both visitors. The visitors were Mary Wednesday, April 20: Chicken and see a great work ethic in Josh. ages. If you want an extra shot or though we are riding a roller - now and in the past, were topics Ann Stoner, Beverly Moon, Gayle Drummies, Macaroni and Cheese, With a smile on his face, he said two of espresso in your drink sim - coaster. We have a few days of covered as well as what’s going on Rush and Kay Ainslie. Kay, bless Broccoli, Fruit. he takes after his grandfather, ply ask for it. One time I had a shirt sleeve weather and then a around town. Perhaps some would her heart, furnished refreshments Thursday, April 21: Ham, Jack Quinn, who farmed up by quint, meaning five shots. threat of a storm or at least wind call that gossip. But of course, in the form of Rice Krispies bars. Mashed Potatoes, Peas, Fruit. Milesville. Keep up your good The annual cleanup weekend and more wind! So far, we are men don’t gossip! Now I wouldn’t Fruit juice and coffee were avail - *** work, Josh. By the way, it is really for Philip, including free dumping, lucky that we have not had any be pulling your leg, would I? –I able, compliments of the nursing Philip Bus Schedule: Trip to cool to say, “fill-er up!” is Friday through Saturday, May local prairie fires. We don’t envy have decided that I should start home. Rapid City every Tuesday and While having coffee at ginnys 6-7, with alternate days of May those folks near Pringle on the carrying my wallet as I walk, so Thursday. To go please call 605- the other day, on the table was a 20-21. Contact the city for any southern fringes of the Black Hills that if there is a next time of get - 441-1495. Wall bus to Rapid City book titled, “365 Days of Wonder: questions or to request assistance with the first major fire of the sea - ting invited for coffee, I can offer every Wednesday – leaves from Mr. Brown's Book of Precepts” by if you are a senior citizen or have son. I heard on the news that even to pick up the tab. Badlands National Philip. For questions please call R.J. Palacio. Inside you will find special needs. the Wall fire department had a Our neighbors across the street Kay Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441- words of wisdom or rules or in - I would like to compliment the crew helping in efforts to contain are making progress in winding Park free 2449. struction on right living from many walkers around town and that fire. After a full week, they fi - up their remodeling and building M.R. & Barbara Hansen noteworthy people. I was given want/hope to join them. Walking nally got that fire snuffed out. project. The siding on the sun Barbara writing, a week or so permission to use some if I is the easiest way to get exercise I don’t know about you, but I am porch is being added now. I sup - admission back, Barb Wentz stopped in and wished, so for example the one on and improve your health. How - feeling a little bit of spring fever. pose they will soon tackle re-land - brought some peanut butter and June 21 said, “The greatest dan - ever, you must be safe about it. It would be kind of fun to take a scaping the yard. April 16-24 chocolate chip cookies made with ger for most of us is not that our Wear white at night is what my drive into the country. We know Everyone around town is well Celebrate the National Park no flour. She told how they are aim is too high and we miss it, but mom, Vivian, used to say. The that our former neighbors out in aware that Golden West Telecom - Service’s 100th anniversary and made and they were sure de-lish. that our aim is too low and we best thing to wear is the reflector - Grindstone, Doug and Nancy munications Cooperative is very “Find Your Park” at Badlands Na - We talked about our upcoming reach it.” Michelangelo. ized vest that I see many of our Thorson, are now living in a new busy throughout the town in - tional Park during National Park trip to Philadelphia this fall and M.R. Hansen writing: You prob - professional walkers sporting. The home – a new manufactured stalling fiber optic cable. It is Week, April 16 through April 24. she told us about the many sites ably noticed many Golden West other morning, I was too early for house moved to a location a ways amazing how they can do a sub - Entrance fees will be waived all we should visit. Since her daugh - trucks and massive construction the Philip Pit Stop so I drove south of their farm building. (I am stantial amount of burrowing and week and a Meet a Ranger open ter and family live out that way, equipment around town. They are around town a little; it was just not saying that is current news, tunneling to minimize the ditch - house is April 16. From bison to Barb has visited many interesting installing new fiber optic cable – about sun up and not really light but we have certainly not been by ing while installing underground ferrets, fire to erosion, park staff places to see in this historic city. (fiber) according to one of my yet. The first walker I saw was there since that happened.) They cable. I see by their monthly must understand the many re - Thanks Barb for your fun visit. anonymous sources. This will re - wearing dark clothes and none too no longer have the problem of get - newsletter that they are upgrad - sources found in the Badlands. Recent visitors to the Chuck place the existing copper and coax visible. The next person had on ting stranded because of high ing this way in seven different Get involved in activities and Allen home was Etta's son Gene (co-axial cable) and will give us white pants and that was much water in the creek crossing. High towns throughout South Dakota, demonstrations to learn about the Erdmann and his wife, Mary better service with no additional better. The third guy was wearing water coming down North Fork of including both Philip and Mid - day to day park operations. Dis - Alice, Lonsdale, Minn. They were cost. We all depend on the high- camo and almost invisible! Re - Bad River is certainly not a prob - land. On one extreme end is cover what it takes to manage this on their way home after wintering speed internet connection and pos - member too that drivers can be lem at this time! It takes a sub - Custer and at the opposite end is quarter of a million acre park. Ex - for three months in Mesquite, sibly enjoy the cable TV and/or blinded by dust storms, the sun, or stantial amount of quick snow Del Rapids. Throughout the sum - plore the values of our national Nev. They got to catch up on news additional channels. We don’t other car headlights. Or, they runoff or a very heavy rain to mer it will include laying 424 parks and help create an art proj - and family, all went out for dinner need the landline (the old fash - might have bad eyesight or be tex - make that happen. With this kind miles of cable improving service to ect produced by Artist in Resi - and Gene and Mary Alice enjoyed ioned phone connected to the wall) ting and not see you at all. Re - of weather, calving season must 3,900 customers. dence Judy Thompson. Junior their time in Philip. since we all have cell phones, but member, your goal is to extend surely be going well. The monthly potluck dinner ranger activities will be offered There sure is a nice young man we have to take it as part of the your life span not shorten it. Last week, I noted that one April 10 at the Bad River Senior throughout the day. Visit the park working at Coyle's service station. deal. The copper wire it is replac - Have you noticed the steel erec - other reporter was apparently ex - Citizens’ Center was well at - website www.nps.gov/badl for As you pull in, Josh Quinn comes ing is very thin and not worth dig - tion next to the Corner Pantry? It periencing spring fever. According tended. There were 43 names more information on this and right out with a smile on his face ging up to sell; they are not huge is the beginning of the structure to to her news column, Marsha listed on the registry. The men other centennial events. and fills up the tank – rain or copper cables like the missiles house the new A&W and will more Sumpter got the urge to go flying. were outnumbered about three to “We invite everyone to attend shine. While getting gas the other were connected with. Anyway, than double the size of the build - She pulled her Cessna out of the one. It was truly a meeting of sen - our many programs and events thank you Golden West for provid - ing. More progress in Philip! I hanger, checked it out and hopped iors and they were all local – no being offered this year,” said Park ing such a useful service. hope all of the new businesses in in to take off like an eagle soaring out of town guests. Sunday tem - Superintendent Mike Pflaum. “As Regarding our new coffeehouse town will make a go of it. to lofty heights. Surely she picked peratures were more seasonal, not you visit Badlands and other great in town, ginnys, the proper term I went to Pierre the other day a day without wind gusts of 50 to like the high of 82˚ on Saturday. April 15-18 parks during this centennial year, Miracles for the people behind the counter and vast verdant carpets 60 mph! Rose and I conducted the Sun - take a moment to reflect on what from Heaven preparing the exotic drinks is stretched before my eyes. Much of When there are winds more day afternoon worship services than 20 mph., which has hap - continuing with the Easter theme. the American people have accom - PG plished in establishing and main - * * * pened frequently in the past few For entertainment we played weeks, I lose my desire to go walk - “Easter Parade” and “Peter Cot - taining our national park system.” April 22-25 ing around the block. (That is tontail.” I suggested that perhaps National Park Week is an op - Batman v portunity to explore the countless Superman: what I call my routine as I get in we are entitled to be in our second my 1.5 mile walk.) But as I was childhood. Like a kindergarten ways there are to Find Your Park. Dawn of You’re invited to a walking one rather calm day re - kid, I did some show and tell. I cir - Launched in 2015, Find Your Justice Bridal Shower in honor of cently, I was invited to stop for culated some enlarged pictures I Park is a public awareness and PG-13 Abby Carley education movement to inspire Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. people from all backgrounds to connect with, celebrate and sup - Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 16th • 2 to 4 p.m. port America’s national parks and For updates on movies, call: at the Senechal Apts. Lobby community-based programs. Cele - Gem Theatre Downtown Philip Erica Williams’ brating the National Park Service Registered at: Bed Bath & Beyond, centennial and setting the stage 859-2000 • Philip Target & Macy’s for the service's next 100 years, New Address: Find Your Park invites people to discover and share their own 23450 E. 5th Drive, unique connections to our nation's natural landscapes, vibrant cul - Apt. 103 ture and rich history. 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Obituaries Elaine Koehler, age 81, of Mid - spent the winters in Mission, land, S.D., died on Monday, April Texas, and continued to do that 4, 2016, at the Hans P. Peterson for the next 14 years. In August of MEelamionriael KHoospeihtalle inr Philip. 2008, Elaine moved into the Philip Elaine C. Russell was born Dec. Nursing Home where she has Linda Weynand, age 65, Quinn, since resided. 3, 1934, in Pierre, the daughter of since resided. S.D., died Thursday, April 7, 2016, Linda enjoyed camping, fishing, Joseph Irwin and Lillis (McDon - Survivors include her husband, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial making crafts and watching her ald) Russell. She grew up and re - Theron Koehler, Midland; two HLoisnpditaal iWn Pehiylinp. and son on the race track. ceived her education in Midland. sons, Mike and his wife, Cindy, Linda J. Farmer was born April Survivors include her husband, Elaine was united in marriage Koehler, Midland, and Russ and 12, 1950, in Ardmore, Okla., to Marvin Weynand, Quinn; one son, to Theron Koehler on Dec. 23, his wife, Rose Marie Koehler, Thomas and Bonnie (Rushing) Earl and his wife, Christy Park, 1952, in Midland. Custer; one daughter, Scotti and Farmer. She grew up in Ardmore Philip; three grandchildren, After their marriage, she moved her husband, Brad Block, Mid - and attended the University of Dakota Alfrey, Colton Alfrey and down to Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., land; five grandchildren and 14 Oklahoma where she studied Brittney Park; and a host of other where Theron was stationed, great-grandchildren; one brother, nursing. relatives and friends. while in the U.S. Army. After two Tom and his wife, Nancy Russell, After graduating she worked at She is preceded in death by her years, Theron was honorably dis - Black Hawk; and a host of other the Santa Rosa Hospital in San parents. charged from the Army, and they relatives and friends. Antonio, Texas. While in San An - Graveside services will be held returned to South Dakota, living Elaine was preceded in death by tonio, she met Marvin Weynand, at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, April on his parents’ ranch in the her parents; a grandson, Heath and they were united in marriage 14, 2016, at the Black Hills Na - Nowlin area. They resided at the She enjoyed mowing the lawn Koehler; a sister, Joan Russell; on May 27, 1989. They remained tional Cemetery near Sturgis. ranch their entire married life. and keeping the place up. When and two brothers, Gordon Russell in San Antonio, and Linda contin - to be closer to Linda’s parents. Memorials may be sent to P.O. During that time, she worked side not outside, she could be found and Wally Russell. ued to work at the Santa Rosa Later, they moved to Indiana for Box 62, Quinn, SD 57775. by side with Theron, and raised quilting. Elaine was never idle, Services were held Friday, April Hospital. three years before moving to Arrangements are with Rush her three children. and always had a quilt to work on. 8, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Linda and Marvin moved to Quinn in 1998, where they have Funeral Home of Philip. Elaine was a great hostess, en - During the summer, she and Midland. Ardmore, Okla., for a couple years tertaining family and friends for Theron always took their grand - Interment was at the Nowlin many Loomix suppers and various kids camping, which was one of Cemetery near Midland. holidays, especially Christmas their best summertime memories. Arrangements were with Rush Eve and New Year’s Eve. In 1991, Theron and Elaine Funeral Home of Philip. Monthly Devotional Pastor Gary McCubbin, Kadoka Presbyterian Church & Belvidere Community Church | [email protected] Milesville The American Experiment Certainly one of the great ad - govern the peoples with justice". At the beginning of the Ameri - vantages of almost any system of Psalms 9:7-8 Janice Parsons | 544-3315 can Experiment in democracy, the democracy is that it provides peo - “Your throne is founded on two Founding Fathers believed some ple the power to get rid of leaders strong pillars-righteousness and Remember, this Saturday Thursday. The soil conservation Wilson, and family. things that are deeply rooted in who are not doing a good job. In justice. Unfailing love and truth evening, April 16, there will be a district sponsored a pollinating Saturday night, Mark Stangle Judeo-Christian ideas. This does that sense, our democracy still walk before you as servants". fun night at the Milesville Hall. workshop with Donna and Elke went to the prom in Rapid City not mean that they were all Chris - works. Psalms 89:14 The local 4-H club is sponsoring a Baxter giving presentations. with his date, Kili Doerr. tians. But one of the things that Today politicians from all sides The early leaders of our country party beginning at 7:00 p.m. for Jim Elshere left Thursday to Jennifer Stangle and friend, they firmly believed was that appeal to the wisdom of the peo - agreed. George Washington, our young and old with games, cards, stay at J.J. and Lindsay's place Colt, spent the weekend with her human beings are not naturally ple. But when we are manipulated first president said, "Of all the dis - pie and homemade ice cream. while they are in Kissimmee, Fla., parents, Jim and Linda. They did good and have potential for enor - by the media, voting with our wal - positions and habits which lead to Everyone is welcome! for the Wrangler Circuit Finals. some turkey hunting. mous evil. let or supporting special interests political prosperity, religion and A few weeks ago, Rick and Friday afternoon, Lana Elshere Darren and Karen Gebes and For that reason, when the Fa - groups we don't always make wise morality are indispensable sup - Marlis Doud visited Bruce and drove to Martin to visit her sister, family arrived Friday night at the thers constructed our political sys - choices. We live under the delu - ports". John Adams our first vice Linda Kroetch while they were in Teresa Mosher. Cory, Stacy and home of Mike and Linda Gebes. tem, they never appealed to "the sion that somehow things will be president said," Our constitution Houston for Marlis' appointments. Jenna Elshere, Wall, came up Sat - Saturday, Karen and most of the wisdom of the American people" or all right provided lots of people was made only for a moral and re - Bruce and Linda are staying in a urday afternoon. They brought the family went on to Sturgis to visit similar slogans that we use today. vote. Our system of government is ligious people. It is wholly inade - long-term apartment in Houston bucking horses home with them her dad, Roch Bestgen, on his Frankly they were a little nervous our new Tower of Babel: it is sup - quate to the government of any at this time where Bruce is taking for Carter and Trey to practice. birthday. Visiting the Gebes' Sat - about giving too much power to posed to make us impregnable. other". treatments and I'll bet he would Chase Wright attended the urday were Justin and Lacy Gebes the masses. That is why there was The Soviet empire falls; other na - Even Ralph Waldo Emerson said, appreciate cards. Their address is Onida prom Saturday night. His and daughter, Andrena. no direct election of the president: tions crumble into the dust of his - "Civilization depends on moral - Bruce and Linda Kroetch, 8181 date was Layna Darling, Blunt. Burke and Blake Beer, sons of they had an "electoral college". tory, but not us. We belong to a ity." Fannin St., Unit #714, Houston, Thursday evening and Friday, Amber (Arthur) and Brad Beer, Only people who had a stake in democracy, "rule by the people". Jesus Christ came because of TX 77054. Rick and Marlis Doud attended New Underwood, spent Friday the country could vote. That was We should always appreciate righteousness … he will judge the Sunday, Dave and Tonya Berry, visitation and funeral services for and Saturday with their uncle, usually men who were landown - the relative good standard of liv - world in righteousness...Acts Jade Berry, Misti Berry, Dusti and Rick's aunt, Elaine Koehler. Matt Arthur. Brad and Amber ers. Even then, the three branches ing we have with a stable govern - 17:31. God says that what the Denise Berry brought dinner in to Marlis was in Ft. Pierre Saturday came to get them Saturday night of government were to be limited ment. But such blessings do not American Experiment needs Kenneth and Doris Berry's home for a baby shower for Riggs and they had supper together at by a system of checks and bal - guarantee righteousness. When above all is righteousness. "Right - in Philip. Virgil and Carla Smith Reeves, son of Rio and Jessica Matt's. ances. The Founding Fathers God judges nations he is not im - eousness exalts a nation but sin is joined them and they celebrated Reeves. Saturday night, Rick and Visitors at Donnie and Bobette feared a populist demagogue as pressed with prosperity, territory a disgrace to any people." Proverbs Denise's first birthday which was Marlis went to the Kadoka Nurs - Schofield’s Thursday were Jeff, much as a absolute monarchy. A or military power but with right - 14:34 (This devotional was based April 11. Denise just learned to ing Home prime rib dinner/ Chrystal and Michaela Schofield demagogue is a leader who gains eousness. "The Lord reigns for - on the book "The Love of God" by walk and she thinks that's pretty fundraiser event. and Friday Justin Schofield and a power and popularity by arousing ever; he has established his throne DA Carson) fun! Pat, Kathy and Preston Hanra - friend, Jack, came to get some hog the emotions, passions and preju - for judgment. He will judge the Donna and Tina Staben were at han went to Pierre Saturday after - dices of the people. world in righteousness; he will the Senechal Apartments in Philip noon to visit Pat's sister, Bev continued on 7

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859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 (Hall) Russell in her wedding Opitz, Janice Bierle and Laurel Barb Stoesor made a motion to dress in the history book, “Prairie Nemec missed a fun-filled after - adjourn the meeting. Carol Hunt Midland Progress in West Central South noon. adjourned the meeting. Dakota” are great pictures. What Creed and flag salute were as Carol Hunt, Vice President Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected] a pretty lady she was and Mr. usual. Members present answered Jerry and I headed for Murdo Russell looks to be the type of man by recalling and sharing the one day last week going north of Between politics and the wind, kind of vinegar. She said she uses Midland Food and Fuel when he to be proclamed the founder of a names of their favorite teacher. A Murdo to the Boe place having a I'm not exactly sure which has be - the white vinegar, but doesn't got to visiting with an elderly gen - small town in South Dakota. couple of games to test our knowl - nice visit with Bob and Barbra come the most stressful and frus - know that it matters. Karel tleman who happened to be there. Elaine, too, was a pretty lady. I re - edge were enjoyed even though we (Boe) Godfrey, who came from trating? When it comes to politics, Reiman made up the recipe re - He asked Keith if he was from member Eaine's mom, Lillis (Mc - were not exactly knowledgeable to Rapid City to do some things at one click on the television remote porting it really does work on Midland telling that his sister had Donald) Russell's sister, Birdie figure out the correct answers. Get the Van Metre Immanuel can silence them, but when it weeds, she used cider vinegar, so taught for years at the Midland McDonald. She was one spunky well cards were sent to the Philip Lutheran Church, which Barbra comes to the wind, God is in guess either works. I need to get school. He said his sister was Effie gal! I can still remember going to hospital for Theron Koehler and attended in her growing up years charge of the remote. And how some mixed up and get to work, Hunt, that he was Lee Lopez and Birdie McDonald's place for club Mickey Woitte. Also a thank you on the farm of her parents, Knute about those nighttime tempera - those weeds grow no matter what. that his son, John Lopez, is an with my mom when I was a young note from Cindy Koehler was and Dorothe (Liffengren) Boe. Ted tures – we woke up to tempera - Did you know a postage stamp is artist who had done a few of the girl. I was so impressed with read. Turner surrounds the Boe farm tures in the low teens. My poor going from 49 cents to 47 cents? bronze statues of the American Birdie's large yard with it's green Kathy's luncheon table center - and the church and cemetery with pretty little volunteer pansies are That's a switch! presidents on the street corners in lawn grass, no one around had a piece reminded us that spring is the Boe family farm still a part of feeling the stress in their roller- Our neighbors across the street, Rapid City. Keith told him he had yard like Birdie's. All of us kids here. Beautiful white tulips, the family. Barb and Bob enjoy coaster ride adventure, starting Shane and Lisa, who bought the rented an apartment for several were afraid to walk on it for fear tinged with pink to match the coming to the farm as does their with choosing to come through a house Bob and Pauline Marring - years from Verna Lammon who we would mess it up. It was a lovely color of her tablecloth set family for a time of being together, rather rocky-hard bit of ground, ton once lived in, are doing some was probably Effie's best friend place of beauty on that old South the mood for days of springtime. going fishing and quiet time on blooming and muliplying along major makeovers on the house. and that he had video taped an art Dakota prairie. Funny the things Cindy was the lucky winner of a the family farm. Barb and Bob the way, when they found them - After taking out the carpet in the class his son, John, gave at the you remember! beautiful bouquet of bright yellow have a real nice home they moved selves hit with these terrible two bedrooms upstairs, they Jones County School years ago. Little Charlee Rae, daughter of flowers another reminder of to the farm, which had some seri - winds. Not to worry, they are a painted the walls, then put in new He also knew that Pat Snook was Ashley Schofield and Josh, was spring. Kathy baked and treated ous wind damage done to it when hardy bunch. They survivied all of carpet. It looks good! Next project, a very good friend to Effie. As the born April 12, 2016, missing her us to her favorite coconut cream that terrible wind did so much that, then were hit with some very take the carpet out of the living two of them kept talking, Keith great great-grandma, Clara pie along with a tasty apple dip damage to many grain bins, cold temperatures, much too cold room and hallway, which their told of remembering seeing Lee's Roseth's birthday, which was and other goodies. Pictures were homes and buildings. Barb and for their tender bloosoms of glory. boys helped do when coming to see dad, Albert Lopez, at the sale barn April 11 by five hours and six min - taken and will be placed in our Bob hired Joe Handrahan and his I've been keeping an eye on them the Midland play, which Lisa was in Ft. Pierre when Keith lived utes. That little one is a popular new scrapbook and preserved to brother, Rocky Terkildsen, to throughout the day, for they are in. The project continues and with with his aunt and uncle, Thilda girl, for with her birth, Ashley's enjoy again our afternoon at work at restoring the Immauel pretty and have fought a valiant sounds coming from the house of and Danny Mulcahy, when at - mom, Renee Schofield, is first- Kathy's. Lani Hand will be our Lutheran Church which was put fight. I'm thinking I might cover hammer and nail pulling Satur - tending eighth grade in Ft. Pierre time grandma and Renee's mom, hostess for May. on hold as they went to work on them tonight, will keep tabs on day, I headed over to see what was during the 1960-61, school year. Sophie (Roseth) Foley, a first-time Club reporter, their house. Barb gave me a tour the temperatures for another cold happening. They were well on Keith reported it was an interest - great-grandma. That just goes to Isabelle Sampson of their spacious home. Bob gave hit just might do them in. Don't their way in removing a wall, with ing visit with Lee as they talked show just how quickly time does us a tour of his building with a know about the lilac bushes, they other plans in the making. With a about his son, John, and sister, fly, for it seems not that long ago The Midland Senior Citizens gargage and work space on one do have buds, hope they will suri - sigh and a chuckle, Shane, re - Effie, and her family. Thank you, Sophie and I and the rest of the The senior citizens held their side and an all-wood on the inside vive the cold temperatures. Seeing ported, "This all started from Keith, for many of us remember gang were out in the hay field annual meeting Monday, April 4, cabin with bedrooms, kitchen, liv - folks drive by our house, I noticed something as simple as hanging a when Effie taught at the Midland checking twine on hay bales with 2016. President Kandus Woitte ing room, with all the comforts of them looking at our field of purple picture." The journey continues school. If memory serves me cor - a warning from Sophie's dad, Roy called the meeting to order and led home on the adjoining side of the flowers to the north of our house. with some work needing to be rectly, John, did an art class at the Roseth, to watch for rattlesnakes. the seven members and two visi - building. What an awesome place I'm certain they are a weed flower done on the wood of the living Midland school in Chrisitne Just between you and me, that tors present in the Pledge of Alle - they have for family time in the of some kind, not like those ones room floor, painting walls and car - Niedan's classroom, I beleive. I re - didn't make for a secure feeling giance. country. Next, we all headed out we have had, these are pretty. I pet to lay, with other things to be member Christopher coming out in that hay field. The good The minutes of the March meet - to the Immanuel Lutheran goggled to see if I could find what done at a later time. It is going to home telling how much he enjoyed news, we did not see a snake! Con - ing were read by vice president Church having a chance to see the kind they are, typing in purple look nice when they get it all done, John's art presentation and class gratulations to all who are a part Carol Hunt. The minutes were beautiful altar that had moved weed flower in South Dakota. but it is no easy job and with both of art and about how nice he was. of little Charlee Rae's journey in corrected to state the Second Cen - back into the church after Joe and There were a whole lot of pretty working through the week, week - His aunt, Effie Hunt, was respon - life. An added note to the story, tury organization will be con - Rocky had finished their work on weed flowers, but couldn't find ends are the main time to work. sible for him being at the Midland Charlee Rae was the name mom tacted to pay for the use of the the church. Also having a chance this particular kind. They aren't Maybe they can get the boys to school. and dad talked of calling their center for their annual meeting. to see the church sign one of Bob quite so pretty today, those cold come home some weekend for fam - Jack and LaVona Kirkpatrick, baby girl, if I learned different I Minutes were approved as and Barb's sons had made for the temperatures were hard on them ily work time. Sounds like a plan! Hayes, atteneded the Midland will give you an update next week. amended. There was no trea - outside of the church. It has truly too so will have to see if they sur - Their son, Tray, lives in Nebraska play Sunday, April 3, after which Shorty and Maxine Jones at - surer's report. There are bills that been a work in progress, out of vive. We show about 52˚ for a high and brought a mama cat with six they visited at the home of Bob tended the prime rib dinner and will be presented at our next love and respect for those ances - today, the sun is shining and we baby kittens when he came a cou - and Verona Evans all going out benefit for the Kadoka Nursing meeting. There were two cards tors who were such a part of that have no wind. See what tempera - ple weekends ago. Lisa showed for supper at a local restaurant. Home. Local ladies decorate tables sent to members in March. Carol church. When all is said and done, tures we have tonight! We really them to me, they are adorable, one Frances (Nemec) Terkildsen, in many different styles for the updated the bulletin board for there are plans to have a church could use some rain, with all of with ears like a troll and one all Kadoka, is home from the hospital event. Lyndy Ireland used an - April. We have two birthdays to service there, giving folks who that wind things are getting dry. white but for two gray streaks on in Rapid City but is unable to be tiques from her family and cre - celebrate in April. have family and memories of that Our daughter-in-law, Stephanie top of its head making it look like alone. So her daughter, Aletta, is ative accessories for a pretty Old Businesss: Josef Opitz re - little church in the valley, on that Nemec, gave me a natural weed it has horns, which it got from it's staying with her while she be - western themed table. Decora - placed the tiolet in the men's bath - South Dakota prairie. It was a killer recipe, reporting it really daddy. Lisa reported that when comes stronger. We wish you tions included the tiny cowgirl room and installed a handrail. great afternoon, for its history are works – 1 gallon vinegar, 2 cups they get old enough they are going God's healing, Frances. boots she wore as a small child Josef also donated a camera to the those stories I enjoy learning of, in Epson Salt, 1/4 cup Dawn dish to be finding a new home. It is a There was a good turnout at the and grasses and bushes with dried organization. South Dakota where we are soap (it has to be the blue original) busy household! roller skating party at the Mid - berries. Maxine reports it was a New Business: Russ Hofeldt blessed to live. and I did call her back on what April 5, Keith Hunt was at the land school gym Sunday, April 10, great meal and good time visiting. from Mobile Food Pantry gave a As I close for this week, I leave which is sponsored by the Midland There was also an auction of presentation to the group of how you with the following – may we School Booster Club with an ad - home-crafted items and pies and the Mobile Food Pantry worked. never forget, a kindness given is a mission fee at the door. This event other baked goods, many of them Our next monthly meeting will be blessing to those who are on the Specializing in: is put on by the Country Kids on selling at well over $100.....all for held Monday, May 2, and the receiving end. Have a good week • Dam work Wheels from Union Center and re - a good cause. monthly potluck is scheduled for and God bless! • Building sites ports are they do a very good job, Bad River Club Friday, May 13, 2016. • Basements with reliable skates and a fun April 1, 2016, March ended like • Install/replace culverts time for kids and some adults. a roar of a lion, but April 1 was • Waterline installation Families from surrounding towns more like a gentle lamb with lots • Septic system were also there making for a more of sunshine and a more sensible • Tire tanks enjoyable time for everyone. wind. This helped make the trip to Home modifications for Our sincere sympathies to the the ranch of hostess Kathy Tolton Dozer - Scraper - Trackhoe - Trencher - Backhoe family of Elaine (Russell) Koehler, much more enjoyable. Emily Sam - whose family legacy goes way mons picked up Betty Sinkey, retirement planning back with her grandfather, J.C. Verona Evans and Isabelle Samp - We’ll do ALL your “Dam” work To help South Dakotans remain significant challenges interacting Russell, being the founder of Mid - son taking them out to Kathy's. in their homes as long as possible, with a home with multiple levels land in 1890. The picture of J.C. Cindy Koehler and Lani Hand had South Dakota State University and stairs. As the disease pro - Russell and his bride, Jennie already arrived there. Robin Extension has created a guide gresses, it may become more diffi - that describes home modifica - cult and possibly dangerous to tions, the benefits and common remain in the home," she said. modifications. Brown shared in her example "When asked about retirement that devastating falls or isolation years, many South Dakotans iden - are the most common result of a tify remaining in the home or com - mismatch between a person's abil - munity during their retirement ities and their home. th years as a high priority," said However, she quickly added APRIL 15 KARAOKE Leacey Brown, SDSU Extension that isolation and falling are not gerontology field specialist. "This an inevitable part of aging if home 
 
   
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Hwy. 14 PO Box 38 pioneer-review.com Philip, SD 57567 • www.all-starauto.net April 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Community 7 Moenville of the feeding chores. Polly said Tuesday and Chelsea and Maddie liver some food so she wouldn't Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 their daughter, Vicki, started a live right next door. It was great have to cook supper. new job Monday, which made her fun – the little girls and the big Today, I am grateful for siblings. Greetings from sunny, relatively and met their daughter, Kim, and Saturday, their daughter, Keva, a little nervous, but I'm sure she'll girls had a great time together. Of National Siblings Day was cele - wind still, cool, dry northeast her husband, Jeff Marso. The four - and her friend, Brad, as well as do great. This job will be closer to course, the little girls (Caroline brated last week and it made me Haakon County. After all the wind some went to Hot Springs so Billy Keva's son, Seth, came to visit at home and will give her more time and Maddie are both about 16 think about how lucky I am to we've experienced recently, it is al - could look at some cattle, then the ranch. Seth has just started a off on the weekends. Amber Funk months old) are just learning to have siblings – family to share the most like a gift to wake up to calm took a different route back to new job with the postal service in has been helping Vince and Katie share, so that made things inter - memories of good times and bad, air! All the wind seems to be suck - Rapid City, giving son-in-law Jeff Pierre. I hope he loves it! with some of the cattle work – it is esting. They spent their time al - tell the stories that become part of ing up any moisture we received a chance to see parts of the Black Dave and Laura Hand had a nice to have extra help at this time ternately head-butting each other the fabric of family, come together this winter, so the rains predicted Hills that were new to him. They visit from Laura's sister, Diane, of year. or kissing each other! What a pair! whenever we need help or sup - for the end of the week will be very all came back to the ranch Friday over the weekend. Diane lives in Our week here was once again They are both active, curious little port…all the things that families welcome. Combining the moisture evening, then Jeff went on to Sturgis. Monday, Dave and Laura wonderful chaos. It seems like we girls, so you can be assured that do. I'm also grateful that our chil - with the warmer temperatures Pierre to visit his son, Jace. Jace were in town and had lunch at have a lot of that! There is, of all the breakables at my house are dren have siblings, so in years to that are coming will help the grass works on the ranch for his aunt, school with granddaughters Ca - course, the regular seasonal work at least three feet from the floor! come they, too, will have the love grow also, which the cattle will Patti Petersen. Jeff and Kim re - dence and Reese, daughters of of grinding hay and grain, feeding Jen, Lori, Caroline and I went to and support they need. love. They are getting tired of the turned to their home Saturday Mike and Michelle Hand. Tues - cattle, checking on the newborn Kadoka Friday to spend some time I read today that if you see same rations they've been receiv - evening. Billy Markwed spends day, they headed for Rapid City to calves, fixing fence, doing a little with Grandma Letoy. Jen, Caro - someone without a smile, go ahead ing all winter. some time helping grandson T.J. keep doctor's appointments. farming, yard work, etc. I know we line and Lori left mid-day Satur - and give them yours. That is such Spring is definitely here. The Gabriel with cattle work. Over the Chase and Kelly Briggs have will never be caught up with all day to return to Jen's home near great advice – the best thing about birds are chirping, the trees are weekend, T.J.'s father, Larry been busy with seasonal work. that needs done! The best news of Salem and Lori flew out of Sioux giving a smile is that it brightens budding, the calves are frolicking Gabriel, Whitewood, came to help Kelly said she and the kids have the week was that our three Falls Sunday to return to her your day as well as the day of the around the pastures and the with the cattle duties – it is now been doing some early season daughters and two youngest home in Alexandria, Va. It was recipient! I hope you all have a snakes are out. We saw a big bull AI season for T.J.'s operation. planting in the garden. Saturday, granddaughters were here! Lori wonderful having them all here. wonderful week, and please keep snake the other day near a trail, Max and Joyce Jones have been they were at Kelly's parents' place flew in Monday and Jennifer and I made a brief visit to my neigh - praying for rain. Our area sure but I bet he was hunting a hole be - close to home lately, because the near Pierre, helping load some her daughter, Caroline, arrived bor, Mary Briggs, Sunday to de - needs it! fore the sun went down. The guys have been busy planting sheep and visiting with family. nights have been pretty cold yet. spring wheat. Now that the wheat Bill and Polly Bruce had a busy News from the garden is fairly is in the ground, they are praying week last week. They were in good. The veggies I planted are for rain. Max and Joyce's grand - Rapid City Tuesday to attend fu - growing, but I had to give them a children took part in a shooting neral services for their brother-in- Milesville drink of water to keep them alive. match in Armour over the week - law, Dennis Casey. He was the We've been enjoying asparagus end. Joyce was heading for town husband of Bill's sister, Betty, who Janice Parsons | 544-3315 and winter onions from the garden Monday for a haircut, which she resides in a long-term care facility and the volunteer lettuce and said was long overdue. (I know the in Rapid City. While in Rapid City, there. Sunday lunch guests at Pat - Karen Carley drove up to spinach will be ready to eat before feeling.) they also visited Polly's sister, continued from 5 ton's were Jim, Linda and Jennifer Spearfish Saturday. She and too long. The daffodils and some of Lee and Mary Briggs went to Frances Terkildsen. She was a pa - panels. Stangle, Colt Moyer and Bob and daughter Abby were busy making the tulips are blooming – such a Sioux Falls last Wednesday and tient at the hospital, having had Sunday, Bobette Schofield drove April Knight and her fiancé, wedding plans. Tuesday, Karen cheerful sight! I'll be mowing the Thursday Mary had sinus surgery. surgery Monday. Her recovery to Wall and she and daughter Brent. was in Rapid City for her painting grass later today and I've been She has had this surgery before, so was going well, then she had a Lynn Dunker went on to Rapid Olivia Kendal is spending this class. doing some tree trimming here she knew what to expect, but it is slight stroke. The good news is City to see Theresa Caputo at the week shadowing Dr. Jim Stangle. In driving around the country - and there. The dandelions are still no fun. They spent Thursday that she is doing better and is at civic center. She is known on TV Some may not know what shadow - side it is good to see all the dams blooming also and granddaughter night in Sioux Falls and returned her home in Kadoka recuperating. as the Long Island Medium. ing is, but because we have a full of fresh water. The winter Maddie loves to pick them (and home Friday. Mary will be recu - Bill and Polly returned to the Supper guests at Leo and Joan grandson in medical school we are wheat looks good. More and more taste them occasionally)! perating at home this week and I ranch Wednesday. Saturday Patton's Saturdy night were Jim familiar with it. The doctor men - baby calves are seen in the pas - On to the news – Kevin hope the healing goes well. Mary evening, they attended church in Stangle, Jennifer Stangle and Colt tors prospective veterinary stu - tures with their mamas. This is a Neuhauser was in Philip last isn't able to wear her glasses be - Midland. Sunday, they helped Moyer. Linda was in Rapid City dents, which is the case of this good time of year – when the wind Tuesday to attend the sale and cause of pressure on the bridge of watch grandson Riley while his with Mark, who went to the prom young lady. isn't blowing! pick up some repairs. He traveled the nose, so she isn't able to read parents were busy with cattle to Pierre Friday to attend a train - while she is taking it easy, darn it. work. They also helped with some ing class for electric co-op direc - tors. Mary was out for the weekend and did some spring housecleaning – Kevin said the windows look great! She left early Sunday to attend church in Ft. Pierre, then went on to Miller to visit her mother, Katherine Schlecter, and back to Highmore to visit her mother-in-law, Ruth Neuhauser. When I spoke with Dorothy 7 Paulson Monday morning, she

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funeral services for Elaine Koehler o in Midland Friday. They were in w Rapid City Monday so Dick could 9 $ k have eye surgery. They returned 2014 Dodge Ram c home Tuesday. Gene said she has 5 Hemi been working in the yard and gar - e 8 46,900 den and she has been watering her h flower beds. She said her apricot C tree was full of blooms, but she is ) pretty sure that the freezing tem - peratures will mean no apricots 5 again this year. Raymond and Nancy Neuhauser 0 have been staying busy with their normal activities. Raymond was in 6 Blunt last Sunday attending a Ma - ( sonic ceremony there. Nancy went to church, then she and her friend, Betty Garrett, drove to the Cham - berlain area in the afternoon. Nancy's son, Brett, and his family 2014 Jeep 2014 Ford F-150 live there and Nancy and Betty Lariat, 4x4, Super Crew, went to see all the baby calves! Grand Cherokee Styleside, Short Box 2008 Ford F350 XL The calves are such a cheerful Limited, 4x4 Regular Cab, RWD, Long Box sight this time of year, especially for Nancy who has been active in the cattle industry for many years. Duane and Lola Roseth treated neighbors, Billy and Arlyne Mark - wed, to supper at the cabin Thurs - day evening, followed by some card playing. Larry and Linda Smith were also supper guests over the weekend. Monday, Duane and Lola enjoyed a little road trip. They went to Philip and visited Lola's mother, Joy Klima. From there, they went to Kadoka for lunch and a brief visit with some 2013 Dodge Ram 1500 friends. Then they toured through the Badlands, ending up at Wall. Tradesman with Ram Box 2011 Ford Edge SEL They returned home Monday AWD evening. Billy and Arlyne Markwed were at Roseth's for supper Thursday. Friday, they went to Rapid City 8 Community Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 Kadoka nursing home fundraiser Betwixt Places The annual Kadoka Nursing Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected] Home prime rib dinner and auc - tion fundraiser was Saturday, The wind has been blowing all went her way. They stopped by the didn’t know the problems they’d April 9, in the Kadoka City Audi - week in and around Kadoka terri - Don Klumb home to give Tessa have by getting a place with torium. tory. After we were on the road, I some pictures she needed for enough room to park our motor Dinner was at 6:00 p.m., with discovered my journal was left be - school and visited with her and home! We left Chase and Carly to the entertainment at 7:00 and the hind at home. I am at a loss to Lynette before heading for home. settle the boys down and get them auction following. This year there know all the things I had written Up in Rapid, Don Moody made a on the road to feeling better and were 21 tables of eight settings down, but that is probably your trip into town for a doctor’s ap - we visited at Amanda and Adam’s each. All of the tickets were sold. good fortune since the news will be pointment Wednesday and did and little Acelee. We enjoyed sup - Each table is sponsored by a host - short. some shopping before returning per with them, then it was time for ess who uses their talents to make Greetings from Pony Express home. He has been favoring a us to retire to our home and let the table beautiful with themed RV park in Marysville, Mo., where knee. Susan Fellows, his tenant/ that young family settle in too. china, crystal and other table dec - Bill and I are set up for a visit with neighbor, surprised him with some “Hospitality is the art of making orations. Bill’s aunt, Mary Morrison. Mary baked treats during the week. guests feel like they're at home This year’s entertainment was is needing to downsize her stuff George Gittings went to Henry when you wish they were.” Deach Koch, a one-man band who and she is really attached to it. Hanson’s one afternoon and got Don Moody decided it was a day writes some of his own music. Now for me to come and try to help cattle cake. to go to the Black Hills Friday, There was an large number of is like a fox in the hen house, be - Thursday, Bill and I made a trip stopping by the Black Hills Na - Courtesy Photo cause I can’t seem to part with too to Rapid for me to keep a doctor’s tional Cemetery, then on to Dead - items donated for the auction, in - This table, one of 21, was sponsored and hosted by a volunteer who gave much of my own stuff. But, I hope appointment for some suspicious wood for lunch and entertainment. cluding the annual assortment of extra attention to the china, crystal and other table decorations. we will be able to do some good spots on my back. Have you ever Tony Harty was surprised to homemade pies. and that she will be glad we came tried to get a close peek at your find an egg delivery lady. His The prime rib was prepared by with the help of Linda Stilwell’s tors of the nursing home are al - rather than glad when we leave. back? All the contortions I went niece, Janelle Hicks, had slipped Gene and Dale Christensen. Ac - daughters and granddaughter. ways very involved with all the Mary is 93 and has a strong mind through with a hand held mirror into his house Saturday and left cording to Ruby Sanftner, chief “This is such a wonderful com - events that are held to support the but the body is weak, so only time and another one on the wall and I some eggs. Tony visited Dale and operation office for the nursing munity event and the profits help Kadoka Nursing Home. This will tell. It is interesting the still couldn’t get a good view. Fi - Cindy O’Connell Saturday as well home, the supper was again out - the nursing home with some of the event would not be possible if it things we collect as we travel nally, Bill was called in on the as L.D. and Shirley Hair who were standing. About 10 young people projects that are always needed,” were not for the involvement of through our lives and I am sure topic to determine what he could out enjoying the warm day getting of the community served the meal, said Sanftner. “The board of direc - the Kadoka community.” there will be stories with each see and then Shelley looked at it some outside things done, it was in item we handle. and finally the doctor. It got the 80s. Monday, I was on the road with zapped and all is good for now. Bill Saturday morning, Bill and I the Haakon County Prairie Trans - slipped in at Zack and Cori’s and had breakfast out, then I was on portation to Rapid for appoint - dropped off some things there –I the road to Webster for a meeting ments with folks. After returning had a cold so avoided most every - of the South Dakota Pilot’s Associ - home, I headed to Philip for a one. Next we stopped out for a ation. There were ten folks in at - meeting of the Haakon County visit with Don Moody and dropped tendance. I met the new secretary Farmers Union at Rock n’ Roll off his mail. We visited at a dis - who is John Murphy from Rapid Lanes. George and Sandee Git - tance so as not to give anybody City. John is an attorney and said tings and Myrna Gottsleben were else a cold. he really liked to fly into Kadoka also in attendance. It was a fun Friday morning, Tony Harty since it was an easy walk to the night for the Monday night league, made a trip to Wanblee, then paid courthouse – in Martin it is an en - so I enjoyed see those bowlers. visits to quite a few folks around tirely different story. He has flown Sandee Gittings was in Philip Kadoka, among them were Ella into more airports in my district and Midland on business Tuesday. Hindman, Misty Kamar, Katie than I have. I enjoyed seeing the Don Moody kept an appoint - Hicks, Shannon Vaqez, Kathy old hangers at the airport in Web - ment to get his vehicle serviced in Brown and the folks at the state ster. They were built in the 1940s Rapid City Tuesday as well as do shop. Those who stopped by his and I’ve never seen any like some other business around town. place were Mrs. Schuck and Carol them – if you can visualize a can Tony Harty was trying to catch Kroetch. cut into a quarter, then another up with me to give me his news Sandee Gittings was in Kadoka half a can attached to the curved and finally had to do it by phone Friday morning on business. She part of the quarter. Webster is Tuesday morning. He did get his and Jessica McGruder had lunch quite a neat little town tucked into mail those days and made phone together in Philip. the northeastern part of South calls. Bill and I were on the road to Dakota. There were white caps on Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - Madison Friday morning, the the water and needless to say, no - Gruder were supper guests at the wind was not as bad as it had been body flew to the meeting. Bill was George Gittings’ home Wednesday but still noticeable in the motor spending time with Amanda and evening. home. We sent out an alert to the Acelee when I got back to Madi - Wednesday, I had a visit from grandkids in the area that we son. We had supper with the fam - Kristi Stone and Jay Vogelsgang were coming their way. The May ily again then it was time to let who stopped to pick up some household was in a bit of a turmoil them have time to themselves. shirts. because both Jaxon and Talen Sandee Gittings went to Rapid Wednesday, Ralph and Cathy were suffering from strep throat City Sunday morning. She and Fiedler kept doctor’s appointment and Carly was at the doctor’s office Roxie Gittings went to Hill City for in Spearfish. They stopped by with Talen. Chase was just getting lunch and wine tasting, then at - granddaughter Caitlin Klumb’s Jaxon home, so I hung out at the tended the Theresa Caputo show apartment and asked her to go to house with Jaxon and read and in Rapid that evening. Sandee lunch with them and caught up on did fun things and Bill and Chase spent the night with Roxie. her news. Then they went to fixed a plug-in at the Claflin house An article in the Rapid City Cathy’s appointment and Caitlin for us to use. Adam and Amanda Journal tells about developer Larry Fuss, who admits to having a soft spot for veterans, starting renovation of the old Redwood Motel in Wasta which could pro - vide as many as 34 affordable housing units for the region’s Call Sonya today! homeless veterans in a tranquil setting where they would be al - lowed to have pets. It sounds like a great way to repurpose some va - cant structures in small town America. Cathy Fiedler reports it has been another up and down week with the weather again in the Sturgis area. It seems the wind blows every other day. Tuesday was the worst. Saturday was a beautiful day, up to 80˚. They had a little rain Sunday morning. Sunday, Tony Harty attended church and did some visiting with 2014 Chevy Impala Limited LTZ sun roof, low miles, folks. The day was considerably leather interior, great college car! Local trade. colder than the day before. Don Moody enjoyed a warm sunny day in Rapid Valley Satur - day – what a change from the Philip Motor, Inc. cooler windy days. Philip, SD • 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 Sunday, it was time for us to let the young families get themselves ready for the next work week, so after a lunch we were headed down the road, spending the night at Winnevagas, Iowa. Check out our entire selection at “The years teach much which the days never know.” Ralph Waldo www.philipmotor.com Emerson April 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Community 9 South Dakota’s ghost counties of voters in the district comprising attempted to perpetuate his name 1862 and would have ensured that the four proposed counties. Voters in geography by naming a county the name of Dakota Territory’s did not approve, so the counties of in his honor. The 1879 legislature first governor, William Jayne, Edgerton, Inman and McCauley dropped Bramble and redrew lived on in S.D. history. It was do not appear on maps. Miner County’s boundaries to em - never organized, but remained on According to the South Dakota brace all that is now Miner and the map until 1871 when it was State Historical Society, Edger - Sanborn counties. absorbed by Turner and Hutchin - ton, Inman and McCauley are but James O’Brien Scobey was a son counties. three of 44 counties that were cre - lawyer and legislator from Brook - “Changing boundaries and hon - ated in South Dakota that no ings. He secured Brookings as the oring legislators with county longer exist. location of a land grant institu - names was one of the social diver - Here is a look at a few more of tion. A building on the campus of sions of each legislature and did these ghost counties. South Dakota State University little harm except perhaps to the Samuel Ashmore was a member bears his name. The county that ego of some forgotten county god - of the Dakota Territory House of was named for Scobey in 1883 is father of the times,” read an arti - Representatives in 1872 and 1873. now part of Meade County. De - cle titled “Dakota’s Counties” in He was rewarded for his service lano County, named for Columbus the June 1, 1959, issue of the by having his name attached to a Delano who served as United South Dakota State Historical So - plot of country on what was then States Secretary of the Interior ciety’s monthly bulletin. The arti - the far upper Missouri River. Ash - from 1870 to 1875, also became cle also noted that with the more County remained on the part of Meade County. elimination of some counties so map for two years, then a new Rusk County was named for went “some splendid names that group of legislators removed Ash - Governor Jeremiah Rusk of Wis - might well have been perpetuated more’s name and substituted Joel consin. The name was later in South Dakota.” Potter’s. It remains Potter County changed to Dewey County in This moment in history is pro - to this day. honor of William Dewey, Dakota vided by the South Dakota Histor - Downer Bramble was a leading Territory surveyor general from ical Society Foundation, the figure in the early history of Yank - 1873 to 1877. Dewey was the nonprofit fundraising partner of ton. He operated the first general brother of Wisconsin’s first gover - the South Dakota State Historical wholesale business in Dakota Ter - nor, Nelson Dewey, so Dewey Society at the Cultural Heritage ritory, with a branch store in Fort County has connections to two Center in Pierre. Pierre and a big business in the Wisconsin governors. Black Hills. The 1873 legislature Jayne County was created in

Dennis Daugaard Governor of South Dakota

Low Taxes and Low Spending spending more as well. Rhode Is - states are adopting rosy projec - In the 2016 session, legislators land is spending $3.6 billion, Mon - tions and employing budget gim - serving on the appropriations tana, $2.4 billion; Delaware, $3.9 micks to justify overspending, committee adopted a new budget billion; Vermont, $1.5 billion; South Dakota is acting responsi - process. North Dakota, $3 billion; and bly. We do not spend money we do With the goal of more thor - Alaska, $5.1 billion. not have, we keep our budget oughly evaluating the state’s Even with the half-cent increase structurally balanced and we seize budget while improving timeli - passed this legislative session, our opportunities to spend in the short ness, appropriators held budget 4.5 percent state sales tax is still term where it can lead to savings. hearings earlier and adhered to quite low. Among the other states Perhaps that is why last May, new deadlines. Their new process that have a sales tax but no in - Standard & Poor’s credit rating worked. Under appropriators’ come tax, South Dakota fares agency upgraded South Dakota’s leadership, South Dakota has well. Florida has a six percent rating to AAA, the highest rating once again adopted a balanced sales tax; Nevada, a 6.85 percent possible. Moody’s followed suit, budget that continues a tradition tax; Texas, 6.25 percent; and just last February, giving us their Courtesy Photo of low spending. Washington, 6.5 percent. Only highest rating. This 1888 map of western South Dakota labels some counties that no longer exist. As a state government, we man - Wyoming’s four percent sales tax This is what South Dakotans age to get by with relatively little. is lower than South Dakota’s – expect of their government. They Eli McCauley would cast his governor for organization. The Inman and Brown. Alonzo Edger - For Fiscal Year 2016, South which probably has something to want good stewardship of their vote in favor of moving the capital governor then appointed three ton was chief justice of the territo - Dakota has the second lowest gen - do with Wyoming’s oil revenues. hard earned dollars, minimal of Dakota Territory from Yankton, county commissioners, who in rial court. Darwin Inman was a eral fund spending in the nation We are not only a low-tax, low- taxes and limited spending. Under but he wanted something in re - turn appointed the first county of - banker and legislator from Ver - at $1.4 billion. Wyoming, the least spend state, we are also a state these principles the state of South turn. That something was to have ficers. million. Alfred Brown was a terri - populous state, is spending $300 that consistently balances its Dakota is keeping government a county named after him. McCauley was a member of the torial legislator. million more this fiscal year than budget. It does not cost money to small and allowing individuals to The usual process of creating 1883 legislature. A bill was passed The bill would only become law we are. The six other states with exercise financial responsibility. prosper. and organizing a county in territo - during that session to enlarge upon the approval of the majority the smallest populations are In a time when many other rial days, according to “South Brown County by adding town - Dakota Geographic Names” edited ships from Edmunds, McPherson by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, and Day counties and then divid - was for the legislature to create a ing Brown County into four sepa - county by defining certain bound - rate counties, each with a county aries and selecting a name. Next, seat. These counties would be the inhabitants petitioned the named McCauley, Edgerton,

SCpuerecdi Haalm s … Cured Ham Steak Smoked Pork Riblets Now available at Philip Custom Meats 859-2532 Now Accepting Applications: (while supplies for full or part-time help! last) 10 School & Sports Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 FFA/FCCLA labor auction Philip track competes at Spearfish The Philip boys’ and girls’ teams traveled to Spearfish, Friday, April 8, to start their 2016 season at the Queen City Classic track and field tournament. “We had a great day for the track meet in Spearfish. The weather was very nice and the competition was good as well,” said Philip head coach Tom Par - quet. “There were 32 schools rep - resenting four different states, so we got to see a lot of different schools. “We had a great day qualifying for state in four different events, along with many good times and distances. We now have a good place to start working towards our The annual FFA/Family Career And Community sophomore students in the local chapter of Family Ca - end of the season goals,” said Par - Leaders of America labor auction was Tuesday, April reer And Community Leaders of America. Some are quet. 5, at the Philip Livestock Auction. A free sloppy joe also in FFA. FFA sophomores were next on the auction Placers from Philip at the feed was served by FCCLA officers (shown at right), block for eight hours of labor. Spearfish meet included Deontae with the auction following. Over 70 members of the Thorn, who long-jumped a dis - two organizations were sold for eight hours of labor tance of 20’0.5” to earn fifth place. to be redeemed at the bid winner’s choosing. Brigitte This distance already qualifies Brucklacher is the advisor for the local chapter of him to compete in the South FCCLA, and Doug Hauk is the advisor for the local Dakota state meet. FFA. The highest bid this year for an individual’ eight Cooper West cleared 12:1” in the hours of labor was $285. Not only are a majority of pole vault, earning him fourth Philip High School students in the two organizations, place and a berth in the state but many belong to both. This year’s auction raised meet. just over $8,000. FFA President Jane Poss said the or - Cheyenne Pinney vaulted 7’09” Courtesy Photos ganization provides scholarships, community service for eighth place in the girls’ pole Conner Dekker in a relay. Shay Hand in a relay. projects, greenhouse plants as well as other projects, vault. including work at the Lake Waggoner Campground. Ellie Coyle placed fifth in the FCCLA President Ellie Coyle said the organization 1,600 meter run, with a time of also offers scholarships, STAR events, and performs 5:47. community projects, including the breast cancer The Philip boys’ 800 meter relay awareness Dig Pink project. Shown above are the team – Dalton Kinsley, West, Gar - rett Snook and Thorn – ran a time of 1:33.46 to earn second place, and also qualifying the relay team for the state meet. The boys’ 1,600 meter relay saw Thorn, West, Clayton Fosheim and Snook place fourth with a time of 3:36.37, also qualifying them for state. The girls’ 3,200 meter relay team – Ellie Coyle, Bailey Bierle, Cappie West and Dilyn Terkild - sen – ran a time of 10:57.57 to earn them the sixth place spot. BOYS Pole Vault Cooper West – 4th, 12’1” Long Jump Deontae Thorn – 5th, 20’2.5” Elijah Hogen – no distance Triple Jump Clayton Fosheim – 27th, 34’6” Shot Put Chase Wright – 21st, 37’8.75” Lane Kroetch – 34th, 34’0.25” Riley Heltzel – 35th, 34’00” Discus Wright – 7th, 130’9” Riley Heltzel – 30th, 97’2” Kaylor Pinney – 31st, 96’9” 100 Meter Dash Dalton Kinsley – 10th, 11.68 Thorn – 12th, 11.74 Ellie Coyle challenges a competitor in the 800 meter run in Spearfish, Sat - Conner Dekker – 60th, 12.22 urday, April 8. She finished with a time of 5:47 for fifth place. 200 Meter Dash Kinsley – 11th, 24.02 Del Bartels Hogan – 57th, 27.58 shot put 4x200 Meter Relay labor auction fundraiser, Tuesday, April 5, at the Philip Livestock Auction. Chase Studer – 58th, 27.61 Cylver Lurz – 15, 31’2.5” Philip – 9th, 1:57.82 400 Meter Dash Kiarra Moses – 23rd, 29’5.5” 4x400 Meter Relay Fosheim – 17th, 55.46 Discus Philip – 15th,4:51.68 800 Meter Run Kiarra Moses – 21st, 86’6” 4x800 Meter Relay Garrett Snook – 19th, 2:19.33 Cylver Lurz – 27th, 81’8” Philip – 6th, 10:57.57 Damian Bartels – 51st, 3:00.24 100 Meter Dash 1,600 Sprint Medley Make your opinion known … 1,600 Meter Run (preliminaries) Philip – 13th, 5:13.73 write a letter to the editor! Bartels – 46th, 7:17.02 Eryka Johnson – 54th, 15.14 4x100 Meter Relay Cappie West – 57th, 15.27 The next meet for Philip is the All Letters to the Editor Philip – 11th, 47.49 200 Meter Dash Bennett County Invitational in must be signed. 4x200 Meter Relay McIlravy – 41st, 31.82 Philip – 2nd, 1:33.46 Johnson – 50th, 33.04 Martin, on Friday, April 15, start - Fax a signed copy to 859-2410 4x400 Meter Relay 400 Meter Dash ing at 1:00 p.m. The next day, the or mail to Philip – 4th, 3:36.37 Dilyn Terkildsen – 21st, 1:09.37 Philip team travels to Belle Pioneer Review 1,600 Sprint Medley 800 Meter Run Philip – 18th, 4:32.69 Ellie Coyle – 12th, 2:36.65 Fourche for the Center of the Na - PO Box 788 GIRLS 1,600 Meter Run tion meet, which starts at 9:00 Philip, SD 57567 Pole Vault Coyle - 5th, 5:45.70 a.m. The Kadoka Invitational, Cheyenne Pinney – 8th, 7’9” 4x100 Meter Relay Tuesday, April 19, starts at noon. Anna Belle McIlravy – no height Philip – 13th, 56.04

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The kids shot really well for the amount of practice time they have had with the new Courtesy Photo change in the spring golf format, The varsity girls’ team for the Elks golf meet, April 8, included, from left, practice this year did not start Madyson Morehart, Josie Rush, Bobbi Antonsen, Dixie Ehlers and until March 29 and the state tour - Mikayla Addison. nament will be June 6-7. “ The boys’ field had a two-point spread from third to fifth with White River and Bison walking away with it. They had team scores of 259 and 260. The boys shot good golf but the practice time showed as Keagan (Fitch), Brice (Hanson) and Logan (Hand) had good scores with two or three holes with some big scores, if we Del Bartels get rid of those we will be okay. Philip’s 2016 golf team. Back row from left: assistant Fitzgerald, Boston Morehart, Alec Schofield, Seth Ad - “The junior varsity boys shot re - coach Travis DeJong, Lane Williams, Trew DeJong, dison, Casey Schriever and Kelton Quinn. Front: Josie ally well for the first time out for Carson Hamill, Keagan Fitch, Hunter Peterson, Brice Rush, Mikayla Addison, Kelcey Bu tler, Taylor Han - the season. The top four spots will Hanson, Logan Hand, Colby Fitch and head coach son, Madyson Morehart, Dixie Ehlers and Bobbi An - be a battle every week to see who Doug Hauk. Middle row: Spencer Ross, Keldon tonsen. Not shown: Mallory Vetter. is the top four on varsity each week. Casey Schriever. Seventh graders “The girls scores were consis - are Keldon Fitzgerald, Boston tent with the boys as they had a Morehart, Kelton Quinn and Courtesy Photo few holes with some big numbers Spencer Ross. The junior varsity boys’ team for the Elks golf meet, April 8, included, that hurt scores. The girls’ team The girls’ team has no seniors, from left, Lane Williams, Carson Hamill, Keldon Fitzgerald, Colby Fitch will also have a lot of competition juniors or freshmen. Sophomore an Hunter Peterson. to see who is on the varsity team members are Mikayla Addison, each week. Overall we were Bobbi Antonsen, Dixie Ehlers and pleased with caliber of play for the Madyson Morehart. The sole short amount of practice time the eighth grade team member is players have had this spring. Next Josie Rush. Seventh graders are week we will be at Wall for the Kelcey Butler, Taylor Hanson and Wall Invitational.” Mallory Vetter. No team scores were kept for Philip Scotties Schedule the junior high competition. April 15 – Wall Invitational, Courtesy Photo The team’s assistant coach this 9:30 a.m. MT The varsity boys’ team for the Elks golf meet, April 8, included, from left, season is Travis DeJong. April 22 – Philip Invitational, Logan Hand, Keagan Fitch, Trew DeJong and Brice Hanson. The boys’ team has only one 9:30 a.m. MT senior, Logan Hand, and no jun - April 23 – WGPC, Wall, 9:30 iors. Sophomore members are a.m. MT May 7 – Lyman Invitational, 9:30 a.m. MT Trew DeJong and Keagan Fitch. April 29 – Newell Invitational, Presho, 8:30 a.m. MT May 31 – Qualifier Tourna - Freshmen are Carson Hamill, 9:30 a.m. MT May 13 – Boulder Canyon, Stur - ment, Hart Ranch, 9:30 a.m. MT Brice Hanson, Hunter Peterson May 6 – Stanley County Invita - gis, 9:30 a.m. MT June 6-7 – State Golf Tourna - and Lane Williams. Eighth grade tional, Ft. Pierre, 8:00 a.m. MT May 16 – Black Hills Golf Clas - ment: boys, Hart Ranch, Rapid members include Seth Addison, sic, Hart Ranch, 9:30 a.m. MT City, TBA – girls: Elks Golf Courtesy Photo May 6 – Lemmon Invitational, The junior high boys’ team for the Elks golf meet included, from left, Colby Fitch, Alec Schofield and May 23 – Region 6, Hart Ranch, Course, Rapid City, TBA. 9:30 a.m. MT Alec Schofield, Seth Addison and Kelton Quinn. Junior high track and field The Philip junior high track and SEVENTH/EIGHTH 2:05.81 Parsons – 6th, 57’5” 4x400 Relay Long Jump field team competed in a resched - GRADE BOYS Jones, Ferguson, Mansfield, Heltzel – 2nd, Jaida Haynes – 4th, 12’1” uled meet in Kadoka, Thursday, Long Jump Jet Jones – 2nd, 14’7” 4:33.75 100 Meter Dash Haynes – 1st, 14.34 April 7. Shot Put SIXTH GRADE GIRLS The Philip junior high track and Seth Slovek – 5th, 23:3.5” Shot Put 200 Meter Dash Haynes – 1st, 31.21 field coaches who attended that Discus Brin Heltzel – 1st, 29’10.5” Slovek – 3rd, 81’6” Discus 400 Meter Dash meet were Amy Moses and Ralph Johnson – 2nd, 1:14.5 100 Meter Hurdles Heltzel – 3rd, 56’4” Kroetch. Mayson Mansfield – 2nd 20.87 Long Jump Grace Pekron – 5th, 1:27.02 100 Meter Dash Copper Lurz – 2nd, 12’2.5” 800 Meter Run SIXTH GRADE BOYS Bailey Bierle – 1st, 2:58.71 Long Jump Reece Heltzel – 2nd, 12.5 100 Meter Hurdles Pekron – 3rd, 3:33.00 Ethan Burnett – 1st, 12’9” 200 Meter Dash Eryka Johnson – 2nd, 21.03 100 Meter Dash Jesse Hostutler – 6th, 32:40 100 Meter Dash 1,600 Meter Run Dilyn Terkildsen – 1st, 6:12.03 Reese Henrie – 3rd, 17.6 5 400 Meter Dash Lurz – 1st, 14.25 200 Meter Dash Mansfield – 2nd, 1:12.93 SEVENTH/EIGHTH 4x100 Relay Burnett – 1st, 32.53 Hostutler – 3rd, 1:16.34 Kennah Gartner, Moses, Heltzel, Parsons – GRADE GIRLS 2nd, 1:07.09 Henrie – 6th, 41.71 4x100 Relay Shot Put 4x200 Relay 400 Meter Dash Heltzel, Burnett, Ferguson, Jones – 2nd, Kiarra Moses – 1st, 28’10.25” Ethan Ferguson – 1st, 1:15.20 1:00.99 Lurz, Bierle, Johnson, Haynes – 1st, 2:16.15 Sarah Parsons – 3rd, 20’4.5” 4x400 Meter Relay 600 Meter Run 4x200 Relay Discus Henrie – 2nd, 2:30.00 Jones, Mansfield, Burnett, Hostutler – 3rd, Lurz, Johnson, Bierle, Terkildson – 1st, Moses – 1st, 104’1.5” 5:06.5 . Elementary volleyball The four-week Philip Scottie Week three we focused on review - Philip volleyball camp this sum - Fifth grade participants were volleyball program has come to a ing passing and setting again, mer on June 1 and June 2 to con - Hannah Thorson, Gracie Fitzger - close. It had around 24 second then really got after hitting. We tinue strengthening their skills,” ald, McKenna McIlravy, Danessa through fifth grade girls partici - finished things up in week four by said Smith. Heltzel, Ali Schofield and Ember pating. Dates were March 7, introducing serving, reviewing Second grade participants in - Gabriel. March 14, March 21 and April 4. past learned skills, and ending cluded Mia Fitzgerald, Taylor O' - Head coach Ella Smith said the with six-on-six game-like situa - Connell, Kamy Reedy, Jessa Philip High School volleyball girls tions,” said Smith. Schofield, Maya Simons and Drew were a huge help during the ses - “The second through fifth grade Terkildsen. sions. “They were excited to help girls brought positive attitudes Third graders were Fayth Mar - and did a wonderful job coaching and open minds to each practice. tin, Josie Jones, Brady Heltzel, the younger girls,” said Smith., It was awesome to see the Mattisen Reckling, Ashley “The first week we focused on progress they made and get some Schriever, Gabriella Walker, passing and learning the correct young girls excited about volley - Taryn Ravellette and Hana athletic position to play volleyball ball. Schofield. from. The second week we re - “The high school girls and I Fourth graders included Dy - viewed passing, introduced set - hope to see all those girls back at mond Lurz, Rainee Snyder, Josie ting, and attempted some hitting. the second through sixth grade Menzel and Tara Schofield.

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  !"' ' 12 School & Sports Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 Philip FFA in Philip/Wall CDEs The Philip FFA chapter com - Sage Bierle first, Christine Wom - Dekker sixth. Agriculture mechanics – first peted in District V Career Devel - ack second, Wynn Shaack third, Teams placing in Wall included place, with Clayton Foshiem first, opment Events, Wednesday, April and Sage Gabriel fifth. floriculture – first place, with Keagan Fitch second, Coy Kramer 6, at Philip and Wall. Natural resources – third place, Jada Jones first, Jane Poss sec - fourth, Carson Hamill fifth, Dylan Teams placing in Philip events with Mark Stangle third and ond, Anna Belle McIlravy third, Schofield eighth, and Lane were livestock judging – first Anna Piroutek fifth. Madyson Morehart fourth, Bobbi Kroetch 10th. place, with Paige Slovek first, Del - Agriculture business – second Antonsen sixth, and Corbin These teams traveled to South ton Kinsley fifth, and Grady Car - place, with Tristen Schofield Kramer eighth. Dakota State University in Brook - ley ninth. third, Eli McClendon fourth, Daw - Veterinary science – fourth ings, April 10-12 to compete at the Horse judging – first place, with son Reedy fifth, and Conner place, with Kobie Davis ninth. South Dakota State FFA Conven - Livestock judging team – first place. From left, Dalton Kinsley first, tion. Grady Carley ninth, Ashley Williams, Nick Donnelly and Cooper West.

Floriculture – first place. From left, Bobbi Antonsen sixth, Anna Belle McIlravy third, Madyson Morehart fourth, Jane Poss second, Jada Jones first, and Justena Amiotte. Not shown: Corbin Kramer eighth. Natural resources team – third place: from left, Mark Stangle third, Ash - ley Lindemann, Anna Piroutek fifth, Jaisa Snyder and Kyle Wheeler. Agriculture mechanics team – first place. From left, Coy Kramer fourth, Clayton Fosheim first, and Carson Hamill fifth. Not shown: Keagan Fitch second, Lane Kroetch 10th, and Dylan Schofield eighth.

Horse judging team – first place. From left, Wynn Schaack third, Sage Veterinary science team – fourth place. From left, Kendall Hook and Gabriel fifth, and Sage Bierle first. Not shown: Jacob Kammerer and Farm management team: Conner Dekker and Kaitlyn Fosheim. Not Mikayla Addison. Not shown: Kobie Davis ninth, and Payton Schoen - Christine Womack. shown: Dawson Reedy, Tristen Schofield and Eli McClendon. hals.

Golden West Pfeifer continues climb up college basketball’s officiating ladder by Eric Mayer/ Wednesday at The Depot. Pfeifer gives to Philip The Daily Republic shared his experiences on the reprinted with permission road, as he officiated more than 80 elementary Kelly Pfeifer reached another games in leagues like the Big 10 goal of his this season – he offici - Golden West customers have a and Pac 12. ated a game in the National Colle - heart for helping elementary "It was great. I worked a lot of giate Athletic Association (NCAA) schools. That is what the results games and things went well," national tournament. of the telecommunication com - Pfeifer said. "I work for some pany’s recent Pay It Forward cam - The former Dakota Wesleyan great leagues." paign say. For each new or University basketball player and The NCAA implemented more upgrading customer in February, Mitchell resident recently com - than 20 rule changes for the 2015- Golden West pledged $50 to the pleted his fifth season as a Divi - 16 season, most notably, going to local elementary school in that sion I men's basketball referee a 30-second shot clock and moving customer’s community. and reached his goal of reffing in the arc underneath the basket Thanks to residents in the the NCAA tournament. He offici - from three feet to four feet, in Philip area, Golden West will do - ated a First Four game between hopes of reducing the number of nate $150 to Philip Elementary Michigan and Tulsa, March 16. collisions. School. "It was a great experience," "The players have to learn, the Golden West will also donate Pfeifer said. "It was a lot of fun coaches have to learn and so do $250 to Wall Elementary School, and that's what we work for every the referees," Pfeifer said about $150 to Kadoka Elementary year." Just days before officiating the new rules implemented. "I School, and $150 to New Under - the First Four game, Pfeifer think we all learned together well wood Elementary School. worked the Summit League tour - and it made our game better." The schools, who were notified nament championship game be - Pfeifer, 35, spent some time as of the campaign in January, are tween South Dakota State a National Basketball Association receiving the funds with only one University and North Dakota (NBA) D-League ref in 2014 said request. They have been asked to State University in Sioux Falls. he plans to stay focused on offici - have the students brainstorm the "I was prepared for it," Pfeifer ating D-I basketball. best use for their donation. “Our said about officiating in the First "We want to get the call right," customers paid it forward to these Four. "I've worked on some pretty Pfeifer said. "The goal is to keep schools, and now, we’re hoping the big stages. It was a fun atmos - growing as an official, keep seeing students will be inspired to think phere, I learned a lot and it will how far I can go and keep getting about how they can best impact Courtesy Photo help me grow as an official." better." Kelly Pfeifer listens to the opinions of Bo Ryan, University of Wisconsin–Madison coach, during a college bas - their classrooms or even their The Philip native, who got his (Editor’s note: Pfeifer is origi - ketball game. Pfeifer has officiated in the NCAA national tournament. community,” said Denny Law, start as a referee in 2004, was the nally from Philip. He is the son of Golden West chief executive offi - guest speaker at the Mitchell Helen Pfeifer and a brother to cers and general manager. Quarterback Club meeting, Mary Burnett.) Golden West sent notification letters and checks mid-April. They plan to follow up toward the end Tornado warning test April 27 of the school year to find out what the students chose to do with the A statewide tornado drill will be will see and hear the actual alerts Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin - funds. Law said that no matter Midland roller skating conducted for South Dakota by the used for tornadoes. istration Weather Radio and the purpose they choose, the com - The Midland School Booster and Darcy Long, Enning. Midland National Weather Service be - Outdoor warning sirens will be broadcast audio will be identified pany is excited about the results. Club hosted a roller skating party school parents provided free tween 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. sounded in many towns. The as a test. “Our customers care deeply about in the Midland School gymna - snacks and drinks. MDT, Wednesday, April 27. sirens may not be heard inside Individuals do not need to take their communities and kids. We’re sium, Sunday, April 10. Approximately 90 people partic - Because the exercise is used to homes and office buildings, as any action during the drill, but happy to have a found a way to The event was run by Country ipated. The next similar event has ensure communications and warn - they are intended to alert people they are encouraged to make help these students make a differ - Kids on Wheels, owned by Lyle yet to be announced. ing systems are functioning prop - who are outdoors away from radio plans to protect themselves and ence.” erly before storm season, people or television. their families before storms de - Local emergency response agen - velop. Do not wait until the storm cies may practice their response is headed toward you, as there procedures and many schools will will not be time. conduct safety drills for their stu - Information about storm safety ELECTRICAL dents. is available from county emer - The drill will also include acti - gency management offices. Or CONTRACTOR vation of the Emergency Alert visit the following web sites: Specializing in System, which will interrupt local Rapid City National Weather •Residential •Commercial media broadcasts. The public Service – www.weather. gov/unr, should be aware that the scroll on American Red Cross – www.red - •Farm/Ranch •Grain Bins broadcast television and cable TV cross.org, Federal Emergency channels will look like a real Management Agency – Dixon Deuchar warning, while the National http://www.ready.gov. 715-523-0012 Preschool screening held at Philip A free screening of preschool forcement offered fingerprinting. children, age three through five, Information on Head Start was within the Haakon School District available. A nurse from Youth and was held Tuesday, April 5, in the Family Services checked chil - Fine Arts Building. dren’s vision. Heidi Burns, South Twenty children participated. Dakota Department of Health, Children were screened using checked height, weight and immu - the DIAL 4 system. Local law en - nizations. Deadline: Fridays at Noon April 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review [email protected] Public Notices (605) 859-2516 13 obligation bonds to make up the remain- Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone /s/Greg Arthur, Gartner to authorize Chief Graham to from Commissioner Briggs, motion car- Notice of Audit der. This change would not increase 02-03/16...... 95.92 Council President hire an additional officer for the evening ried. The minutes of the March 1, 2016, taxes on the school’s end. However, VISA-UMB Bank, Travel - 02/16 ...28.53 of Friday, June 17, 2016, during Scotty meeting were approved as read by a mo- OF THE FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE general obligation bonds will require a Walker Refuse, 369 Residential ATTEST: Philip Days at an hourly wage of $15.00 tion from Commissioner Briggs, second CITY OF PHILIP 60% voter approval. Collections - 03/16...... 4,870.80 /s/Monna Van Lint, plus mileage. Motion carried. by Commissioner Clements, motion car- WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, Finance Officer ried. Notice is hereby given that the records The board will consider a resolution to 1,906,000 gals. - 03/16...... 2,382.50 The quarterly Rubble Site report was re- and books of account of the City of call for an election at their April 11 meet- Contract Min. - 03/16...... 2,500.00 Passed First Reading: viewed. The Auditor/Treasurer Report for Febru- Philip, South Dakota, have been audited ing. Airport Water - 03/16 ...... 40.00 March 21, 2016 ary 2016 for work done in March 2016 by Wohlenberg Ritzman & Co., LLC, South Shop Water - 03/16...... 22.50 Council reviewed an option to change was reviewed as follows: Certified Public Accountants of Madison, 16-124 Motion by Radway, second by Wohlenberg Ritzman & Co, LLCFY Passed Second Reading: the “Free Dump and Senior/Disabled South Dakota, for the year ended De- Thorson to enter into executive session 2014 Annual Report/Audit..10,450.00 April 4, 2016 Persons Clean-up Days” to “Spring CASH MANAGEMENT cember 31, 2014. at 7:41 p.m. for matters of personnel per Total Expenditures - Clean-up Days.” This included an up- ACCOUNT ...... 2,538,449.96 SDCL 1-25-2(1) and preparation for ne- 04/04/16...... $67,548.68 Yeas: 6 Nays: 00 dated advertisement with Free Dump CERTIFICATE OF A detailed report thereon is filed with the gotiations per SDCL 1-25-2(4). Resumed Weekend still being held on a Friday and DEPOSIT ...... 235,000.00 City of Philip and the Department of Leg- meeting at 8:03 p.m. with no action re- Published: Mar. 31 & Apr. 14, Saturday; and, a pickup day for those CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT- islative Audit in Pierre, South Dakota, for Old Business: quired. Council was informed that Joel Stephens 2016 residents that do not have the ability or LIBRARY...... 63,215.40 public inspection. with the Four Rivers Shriners Club will be means on the following Monday. (For the CHECKS/CASH ON HAND ...48,830.83 Adjournment at 8:04 p.m. Will meet for providing an update during the next record, the Monday pickup by the City BANK BALANCE ...... 1,196.78 This notice is published in compliance New Business: the next regular meeting on April 11, meeting scheduled for May 2, 2016. It Airport Improv. Projects: has been limited to senior citizens and TOTAL...... 2,886,692.97 with the provisions of SDCL 4-11-12. 2016, at 7:00 p.m. was noted that they are requesting finan- Council reviewed correspondence from disabled persons in the past.) cial support to host a Shrine Circus in the Federal Aviation Administration Auditor Smith informed the Commission- MARTIN L. GUINDON, CPA, ______Philip and will have the additional infor- (FAA) regarding the City’s request to ob- DFO Smith noted that the idea came ers that Haakon County had received re- AUDITOR GENERAL Scott Brech, President mation requested by the Council avail- tain easements in lieu of ownership for from the City of Faith and their spring imbursement from the State of South DEPARTMENT OF LEGISLATIVE ______able at that time. the runway protection zone (RPZ) areas clean-up efforts. They include verbiage Dakota for a portion of the Veteran’s AUDIT Britni Ross, Business Manager as identified in the land acquisition proj- in their advertisement to promote the re- Service Officer’s salary for the year Attorney McKnight advised the Council ect. Accordingly, updated easements will moval of dilapidated structures as well as 2015. Weed and Pest Supervisor Virgil [Published April 14 & 21, 2016, at the [Published April 14, 2016, at the total ap- that the updated airport hangar lease be allowed, but any future airport im- offer to pick up items for anyone who is Smith had received notice of a grant total approximate cost of $16.25] proximate cost of $25.99] agreement has been received by De- provement program (AIP) project funding not able or does not have the means to award for his department for 2016-2017. meon Brown and John Parsons. To date, will be withheld until said easements are remove them. She gave the example of a signed copy has not been returned to in place. those that do not have a pickup or an- the City, but it is due on or before April other means to haul items to the rubble Glass Products Inc. have been con- Proceedings of the 11, 2016. If it is not received by that date, DFO Smith added that in reviewing this site. It would only be for one day like in tacted about looking into maintenance Notice of Intention the airplane will be considered aban- information with Rod Senn, Airport Engi- the past and PWD Reckling has con- that is needed on some of the windows City of Philip doned and they will proceed with secur- neer, the expense for securing the ease- firmed his support as City personnel will in the Courthouse. A representative had to Take Tax Deed ing ownership of said airplane. He also ments could range between $5,000 and already be out and about picking up planned to be in the area later this week REGULAR MEETING noted that while he was out of the office $10,000 with the City carrying this ex- items. but due to the forecast of high wind he TO:John and Dorothy Patton APRIL 4, 2016 today, Mr. Brown tried contacting him. He pense until another AIP grant is secured. had contacted the Auditor’s office to say Last Owners of Record will return his call tomorrow and keep the She also mentioned in comparing a sam- Motion was then made by Matt, sec- that his trip would be postponed. Ken’s A regular meeting of the Philip City Council updated. ple easement provided by Mr. Senn to onded by Henrie to approve the “Spring Refrigeration had been to the Court- Marty H. Gartner and Deborah K. Council was held on Monday, April 4, the City’s current easements for the ma- Clean-up Days” as presented above with house to look at the pipes that are a part Gartner 2016, at 7:00 p.m. in the Commissioner’s The Council was advised that the jority of the RPZ’s, the information is sim- free dump on Friday, May 6, and Satur- of the heating and cooling system. There Persons in Possession and Room of the Haakon Co. Courthouse. Haakon County Young Women (HCYW) ilar. The exception is that of allowing the day, May 7; and, pickup day on Monday, was some concern that the pipes may be Owners of Tax Sale Certificate Present were Council Members Marion will be making improvements at the kid- airport first right to purchase the land if it May 9. This will be reviewed again leaking in places. After checking the Matt, Brit Miller, Marty Gartner, Trisha die park and tennis court area this should be sold in the future. She has pro- should any concerns arise from extend- problem areas, the repairmen could find Carla Smith, Haakon County Au- Larson and Greg Arthur. Also present spring. This includes replacing a piece of vided this information to Mr. Senn and ing the pickup day to anyone that does no evidence of the pipes leaking. They ditor were Finance Officer Monna Van Lint, equipment in the park and starting on will keep the Council updated. not have the ability or means to haul their concluded that the moisture seen on the Deputy Finance Officer Brittany Smith, their tennis court improvements as previ- items to the Rubble Site. Motion carried. pipes earlier was from condensation of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on Chief of Police Kit Graham, Gen. Maint. ously approved by the City. FO Van Lint also mentioned that she and the pipes when the cooling fluid is being the 28th day of December, 2011, the Brian Pearson, City Attorney Ryan McK- PWD Reckling will visit with the FAA re- The monthly Street Dept. report was re- circulated through them. The insulation then Treasurer of Haakon County, South night with Kjerstad McKnight Law, Del Council reviewed an update on the local garding this matter during airport confer- viewed. surrounding the pipes is very old and no Bartels with the Pioneer Review, Jared Dakota, exposed for sale and sold the AARP/RTA’s “Welcome to Philip” banner ence this week. longer capable of containing the mois- following described real estate, located Hook; and later, Council Member Henrie. project proposed for the SD Hwy 73 light Council was provided a copy the quote ture. in Haakon County, South Dakota: poles. This included a response from Council reviewed the following building from Ray Gibson with Gibson Concrete Absent: Mayor Michael Vetter Dean VanDeWiele with the SD Dept. of permits: Robert Hansen - shed; Don as requested by Council Member Arthur. Auditor Smith presented the Commis- LOT THREE (3) IN BLOCK Transportation (DOT) with regard to the Haynes - shed; Aaron Johnson - fence, This included installing two concrete val- sioners with a request to refund a County THREE (3), WRAYS ADDI- In Mayor Vetter’s absence, Council Pres- light poles ability to withstand the addi- deck & two additions: and, Ryan McK- ley pans and paving the roadway be- resident for fees he had paid in prepara- TION, CITY OF PHILIP, ident Arthur called the meeting to order tional weight of the banners. Accordingly, night - fence. tween them at the intersection of S. tion for an appraisal on improvements HAAKON COUNTY, SOUTH and presided over the meeting. the light pole footings were not designed Howard Ave. and W. Oak St. for an esti- done on Public Lease Land. The ap- DAKOTA. for the additional weight that may be in- Following, motion was made by Matt, mated cost of $19,678.61. praisal had not been needed, therefore Motion was made by Gartner, seconded curred from the banners and therefore, seconded by Gartner to approve the the fees paid needed to be returned. to Haakon County for the taxes then due by Matt to approve the agenda as pre- are not permissible. above permits as presented. Motion car- No action was taken. Commissioner Briggs made a motion to and delinquent thereon; that subse- sented. Motion carried. ried. refund the fee amount, Commissioner quently, on the 25th day of June, 2013, No action was taken. The quarterly Water Dept. report was re- Radway seconded, motion carried. Marty H. Gartner and Deborah K. Gart- Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Council went on to review Golden West’s viewed with Gen. Maint. Pearson. The ner purchased Certificate of Tax Sale No. Gartner to approve the minutes of the Motion was then made by Miller, sec- SD DOT Utility Permits to replace the ex- water loss for the month of March 2016 Milton Morris of Morris Construction met 4 for the amount of the taxes, interest, last meeting(s) as published in The Pio- onded by Gartner to approve the second isting copper with buried fiber optic along was reported at 9.47%. with the Commissioners. He presented penalties and costs in the amount of One neer Review. Motion carried. reading of the following Ordinance portions of SD Hwy 73 and US Hwy 14. information on what types of work his Thousand One Hundred Six Dollars and #2016-01. Motion carried with all mem- The monthly Swimming Pool report was company does. Fifty-Nine Cents ($1,106.59); and that Following, motion was made by Matt, bers voting aye. It was noted that Golden West is plan- reviewed, noting that the Health/Rec. said Marty H. Gartner and Deborah K. seconded by Miller to approve the pay- ning to start the fiber optic project tomor- Committee will meet to review pool appli- State’s Attorney Brittany Kjerstad-McK- Gartner are now the lawful owners and ment of the bills from the appropriated ORDINANCE #2016-01 row. They are anticipating to have 85 cations on Monday, April 25, at 4:00 p.m. night informed the Commissioners of her holders of such Tax Certificate. funds as listed below. Motion carried. SUPPLEMENTAL workers in the area with a tentative com- in Finance Office. plan to attend the States Attorney Con- APPROPRIATIONS pletion date of six weeks. ference in May. That the right of redemption will expire Gross Salaries - March 31, 2016: HCYW KIDDIE PARK / Motion was made by Gartner, seconded and a deed for said real estate will be Mayor & Council - $4,845.00; Adm. - PHILIP SWIMMING POOL Motion was made by Miller, seconded to by Henrie to authorize Council Members Sheriff Koester gave his report to the made to Marty H. Gartner and Deborah $6,326.66; Police - $6,572.79; Public SECURITY CAMERA Larson approve the SD DOT Utility Per- Matt and Miller along with DFO Smith to Commissioners. He had received a call K. Gartner unless redemption be made Works Director - $3,416.39; Street - PROJECT mits as presented by Golden West. Mo- attend the SD Housing Development Au- from the Mayor of the City of Philip, in- from such sale within sixty (60) days $5,756.39; Water - $2,584.40 2015 DONATIONS/ tion carried. thority, Free Housing Development forming the sheriff that the City has de- from the completed service of this notice COMMITMENT Workshop on April 20th in Pierre. Motion cided not to partner with the County for Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental upon you. Council Member Arthur then announced carried. law enforcement services. Deputy Filip- Ins. - 03/16...... 511.02 WHEREAS, in 2015, the City that the quotes solicited for rubble site iak will be attending training at the Policy Companion Life Ins., Employee Vision Dated this 5th day of April, 2016, in of Philip, South Dakota, ap- pest control services would be opened Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Academy in Pierre later this month. Ins. - 03/16...... 31.98 Philip, Haakon County, South Dakota. proved the Supplemental Ap- and reviewed at this time. Two quotes Gartner to authorize PWD Reckling and EFTPS, S.S., Medicare, Withholding- propriations Ordinance were received and they are as follows: Street/Sewer Supt. Coyle to attend the Vonda Hamill, representing the Library 03/16...... 6,640.61 /s/Marty H. Gartner #2015-13, recognizing the fi- 2016 Mosquito Workshop on May 3 in Board, gave the Commissioners an up- NE Child Support Pay Ctr, Garnishment MARTY H. GARTNER nancial commitment from the Ingram Pest Service, Inc. - Rapid City. Motion carried. date on the work being done in the Li- - 03/16...... 800.00 PO Box 490 City as well as donations from $65.00 per quarter brary and Community Room. The work is SDRS, Employee Retirement- Philip, SD 57567 local individuals and busi- Dakota Hills Pest Service - Motion was made by Matt, seconded by nearly completed. More electrical outlets 03/16...... 3,269.13 nesses for the Haakon County $65.00 per quarter Gartner to authorize Officer Butler to at- were installed on the south wall of the /s/Deborah K. Gartner Young Women (HCYW) Kiddie tend the Law Enforcement Street Sur- Community Room area to accommodate DEBORAH K. GARTNER Add’l Bills - Mar. 2016: Park and Philip Swimming It was noted that Ingram Pest Service is vival training, May 19-20 in Mitchell. Mo- the computers that are being located Automated Fuel Systems, Inc., 2,500 PO Box 490 Pool security camera project; the current contractor. tion carried. there. They are still looking into options gal. 100LL Fuel - 03/16...... 9,481.28 Philip, SD 57567 and, available for the collapsible gate that will Titan MachineryAtlas Air Compressor - Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Motion was made by Miller, seconded by be installed between the Library and the Kjerstad McKnight Law Office 03/16...... 18,000.00 WHEREAS, the City of Philip Gartner to approve the quote from In- Gartner to authorize FO Van Lint and Community Room. PO Box 848 was unsuccessful in complet- gram Pest Service, Inc. for rubble site DFO Smith to attend SD Human Re- Philip, SD 57567 This Month's Bills: ing the security camera project pest control service through Apr. 30, source/Finance Officers School, June 7- Emergency Manager Lori Quinn met with CNH Productivity Plus AcctSupplies/Re- in 2015 and therefore did not 2018, at a cost of $65.00 per quarter. 10 in Spearfish. Motion carried. the Commissioners. She handed out in- pairs 02-03/16...... 296.85 [Published April 14 & 21, 2016, at the include any additional project Motion carried with all members voting formation collection forms to those who CSDED, Cap. Improv. Plan - total approximate cost of $40.93] expenses when preparing the aye. Public Comments: None. had not previously received one. This in- 04/16...... 900.00 fiscal year 2016 appropria- formation can then be used to create ID D&T Auto Parts, Supplies - tions; and, Motion was made by Gartner, seconded In Other Business: cards if needed. She encouraged the 03/16...... 136.03 by Henrie to authorize submitting an ap- Motion was made by Henrie, seconded Commissioners to complete the Dakotacare Health Ins., Employee WHEREAS, the City has since plication to the SD Dept. of Health, Mos- by Gartner to authorize moving the June ICS/NIMS classes. Health Premium - 04/16.....10,775.39 completed the camera project quito Control Grant in the amount of regular meeting to Thursday, June 2, The State and Local Delta Dental Ins...... , Employee Dental in 2016 for an additional $3,000 for the purchase of chemical. Mo- 2015, due to the Human Resource/ Fi- Agreement (SLA) between Haakon Premium - 04/16 ...... 758.40 Proceedings of Haakon $1,309.45 with $627.80 tion carried with all members voting aye. nance Officer School being held during County and the State was reviewed and 1st Nat’l Agency, Notary Bond/ being reimbursed by the Philip the week of June 6th. Motion carried. Chairman Snook signed off for the sec- School District 27-1 Compressor Ins...... 249.97 Volunteer Fire Department for Council reviewed a request from the ond quarter. The objectives chosen for 1st Nat’l Bank - Philip, Utility Billing Board of Education one-half of the server ex- Philip Arena Association to support the The next Regular Council Meeting will be this year are all on track for completion. Postage - 03/16 ...... 126.07 Special Meeting Minutes penses – reducing the total 2016 Philip High School Practice Rodeo held on Monday, May 2, 2016, at 7:00 1st Nat’l Bank - S.F., SRF Loan #02 April 4, 2016 project expenditure in 2016 to to be held on May 8, 2016. They are p.m. in the Community Room. A Weather Spotters Class is scheduled Pay #209 - 04/16 ...... 2,163.90 $681.65. looking for financial and/or volunteer for May 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the Philip Am- SRF Loan #03 Pay #112 - The Board of Education of the Haakon support. With no further business to come before bulance Building. There will be a tornado 04/16 ...... 2,223.41 School District 27-1 met in session for a NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT the Council, Council President Arthur de- drill Wednesday, April 27, between 9:00 SRF Loan #04 Pay #7 - special meeting on April 4, 2016, at 7:00 RESOLVED, that the City Council Member Miller questioned if they clared the meeting adjourned at 7:18 and 9:30 a.m. A third Hazard Mitigation 04/16 ...... 11,326.05 p.m. at the Philip Armory, Room A-1. Council of the City of Philip, had requested support in the past. In ad- p.m. Meeting is planned for May 11. SRF Loan #05 Pay #7 - President Scott Brech called the meeting South Dakota, does hereby dition, he would like to see the City pro- 04/16...... 7,905.24 to order with the following members authorize the Finance Officer vide some support, but is not certain to /s/ Greg Arthur, Council President Director of Equalization Toni Rhodes Fitzgerald Oil Co., Fuel - 03/16.....41.28 present: Paulette Ramsey, Brad Kuchen- to Supplement the City's 2016 what extent. It was also noted that a ATTEST: presented the Commissioners with her Golden West Companies, Telephone becker, Anita Peterson, Mark Radway, Municipal Appropriations to number of the council members would list of abatements needed for this year. 02-03/16...... 661.00 Jake Fitzgerald, Doug Thorson, and accurately reflect the final ex- already be volunteering during the event. /s/ Brittany Smith, After discussion a motion was made by Haakon Co. Treasurer, Office Rent - Scott Brech. Also present: Supt/Elemen- penses incurred with the secu- Deputy Finance Officer Commissioner Radway to grant an 04/16...... 500.00 tary Prin. Keven Morehart, Business rity camera project with the FO Van Lint explained that the 2016 abatement in the amount of $1,140.24 to Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Attorney Manager Britni Ross, Secondary Princi- 2015 donations and commit- budget does not include any support to [Published April 14, 2016, at the total ap- Philip Charities, as a tax exempt entity, Retainer/Fees - 03/16...... 560.00 pal Mandie Menzel, Lisa Schofield, ment. the event and requests should be sub- proximate cost of $235.55] seconded by Commissioner Konst, mo- Marsich, Sean, Cust. Deposit Refund - Richard Rockafellow, Vonda Hamill, and mitted during the budget process. tion carried. Motion to grant the second 04/16...... 100.00 Nancy Haigh. GENERAL abatement in the amount of 18.68 was McLeod’s Printing, Supplies - FUND DFO Smith also noted that this is their made by Commissioner Clements, sec- 03/16...... 3.40 The meeting was opened with the 45220 PARKS/RECREATION first request made to the City for support. onded by Commissioner Briggs, motion Morrison’s Pit Stop, Tire Repair - Pledge of Allegiance. 43411 Mach/Equip. - Non In addition, any financial support would carried. A motion to accept the third 03/16...... 15.00 Proceedings of Capitalized ...... $681.65 be limited to the promotion of the City. abatement in the amount of $350.10 was O’Connell Construction, Inc., 74.09 T All action taken in the following minutes TOTAL PARKS/ She then mentioned the possibility of made by Commissioner Briggs, sec- Gravel - 03/16...... 444.54 Haakon County was by unanimous vote unless otherwise RECREATION...... $681.65 providing a garbage dumpster during the onded by Commissioner Konst, motion Petersen’s Variety, Supplies - specified. event as a means of support in lieu of Commissioners carried. Motion to approve the fourth 03/16...... 5.49 TOTAL cash. abatement for the amount of $31.85 was Petty Cash, Postage 03/16 ...... 41.18 REGULAR MEETING 16-122 Communications from the audi- APPROPRIATION ....$681.65 made by Commissioner Konst, sec- Philip Chamber of Commerce, 2016 Ap- APRIL 5, 2016 ence: None Council Member Matt stated, “Even onded by Commissioner Briggs, motion prop/Dues ...... 2,000.00 MEANS OF FINANCE though he is in favor of the event, he is carried. Motion to approve the fifth Philip Hardware, Supplies - The regular monthly meeting of the 16-123 Toby Morris of Dougherty & Com- reluctant to continue providing money to abatement for the amount of $791.10 03/16...... 33.99 Haakon County Board of Commissioners pany updated the board on how some The following designates the all of the requests received by the City.” was made by Commissioner Radway, Pioneer Review, Publishing - was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chair- legislative changes will affect the pro- fund that money derived from seconded by Commissioner Clements, 03/16...... 533.78 man Gary Snook. A quorum was estab- posed building project. In the final days the following sources is ap- Council Member Gartner reiterated Matt motion carried. Director Rhodes also Quill, Supplies - 03/16...... 303.76 lished with the attendance of Vice Chair- of the legislature, SB 131 was passed plied to. and mentioned that providing funding to presented the Tax Exempt list to the SD Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax man Ed Briggs, and Members Tom Rad- and contained changes to capital outlay one group sets precedence for future Commissioners for review. Payable - 03/16 ...... 377.44 way, Nick Konst and Steve Clements. funding. Prior to this legislation, districts GENERAL group requests. Excise Tax Payable - 03/16 ...... 14.58 were able to levy up to a maximum of FUND The yearly Sales and Compliance Audit Water/Lagoon Testing - Others in attendance were Auditor Carla $3.00/$1,000 based on valuations. New 10400 UNASSIGNED CASH Following, motion was made by Matt, Report for the County Director of Equal- 03/16...... 175.00 Smith, Pioneer Review Representative legislation changes the law to allow BALANCE seconded by Gartner to authorize provid- ization Office had been received from the SD Gov’t Finance Officer Assoc., Nancy Haigh, States Attorney Brittany schools to levy $3.00/$1,000 or 10400 Unassigned ing a dumpster(s) at the event to assist State. It highlights the areas in which the FO/DFO School Reg. - Kjerstad-McKnight, Sheriff Fred Koester, $2,800/per student, whichever is less be- Cash...... $681.65 with their garbage collection for the day. State feels the office is doing well and 04/16...... 150.00. Emergency Manager Lori Quinn, Direc- ginning with taxes payable 2021. TOTAL UNASSIGNED Motion carried with all members voting lists areas that they feel need to be im- SD Gov’t Human Resource Assoc. tor of Equalization Toni Rhodes, High- CASH...... $681.65 aye. proved. Under the old formula, the board was FO/DFO School Reg. - 04/16 .100.00 way Superintendent Dwight Slovek, Li- The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel Purchases - brarian Missy Koester, Library Board proposing the issuance of capital outlay TOTAL MEANS OF Departmental Reports: Director Rhodes said her office has re- 03/16...... 873.68 Member Vonda Hamill, and Milton Morris certificates at the $3.00 mill levy. (This FINANCE ...... $681.65 The monthly Police Dept. report was re- ceived requests from two separate com- USDA, RD Loan Pay #136 - of Morris Construction. resolution was not referred to vote by the viewed with Chief Graham and Officer panies requesting information be sent to 04/16...... 3,069.00 April 7 deadline.) Due to changes in the Dated this 4th day of April Butler. US Postal Service, Stamps - The agenda was approved with a motion formula, the only feasible option is to re- 2016. 04/16...... 294.00 from Commissioner Clements, second duce the levy back down and sell general Motion was made by Miller, seconded by continued on 14 Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. Deadline: Fridays at Noon [email protected] Pioneer Review • April 14, 2016 14 Public Notices (605) 859-2516 pit in the Northeast part of the County as Haakon Co. Treas., Other Exp ...... 8.99 COUNTY FAIR BOARD Ernie’s Bldg. Center, Supplies ...... 54.45 213.96 of today. 1,085.00 Moses Building Center Inc, Fitzgerald Oil Co, Supplies ...... 40.00 COURTHOUSE Commission TREASURER County Fair ...... 14.74 Fitzgerald Oil Co, Fuel...... 6,102.10 Ken's Refrigeration, Building At 3:30 p.m., the bid opening for Con- Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 78.00 14.74 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities ....257.21 Fund...... 188.78 continued from crete Bridge Decking, Box Culverts and Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 140.60 EXTENSION SERVICE Grossenburg Implement Inc, 188.78 13 Round Culverts was held. Only one bid Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 72.00 Golden West Tele Co, Tele...... 61.68 Supplies ...... 150.17 REGISTER OF DEEDS was submitted, from Forterra of Rapid SDML Workers' Compensation, Sheryl Hansen, Supplies ...... 17.16 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 147.02 Michelle Butler, M&P Services them in a specific format. She is not ob- City, SD. Commissioner Konst motioned Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...10.02 Sheryl Hansen, Travel ...... 18.49 Heartland Waste Management Inc, & Fees ...... 415.03 ligated to do this as all the information to accept the bid, Commissioner 300.62 Kaycee Jones, Travel ...... 121.39 Utilities ...... 53.00 415.03 they are requesting is available to them Clements seconded, motion carried. The STATE’S ATTORNEY Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 17.79 Richard Hudson, Prof Services ..250.00 LAW LIBRARY in the County office during business bid is on file in the Auditor’s Office for Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, SDML Workers' Compensation, Kennedy Implement & Auto Co, Lexisnexis Matthew Bender, hours. anyone who wishes to see it. Rent ...... 150.00 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins .....3.33 Supplies ...... 208.90 Law Library ...... 139.32 The County still has Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, SDSU Extension, Salaries...... 4,580.00 Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities...... 76.75 139.32 The Memorandum of Understanding some FEMA work to complete. Culvert Telephone ...... 75.00 SDSU Extension, Travel ...... 104.36 Konst Machine, Supplies ...... 169.01 (MOU) for 2016 from South Dakota State replacement is the main project, and the Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Misc/ Haakon Co. Treasurer, Postage ...41.80 Moses Building Center Inc, Total Checks ...... 47,625.95 University Extension in Brookings had culverts have been ordered. There is still Postage/Etc...... 49.00 4,966.00 Supplies ...... 63.19 been received. This is the agreement for some gravel to be hauled also. The High- Philip Health Services, Prof. SOIL CONSERVATION Peitz Service, Repairs & Maint...434.00 Commissioner Briggs motioned to ap- the 4H Advisor between SDSU and way workers are hauling gravel in the Fees ...... 70.00 Haakon Co Conservation Dist, Soil Philip Motor, Inc, Supplies ...... 190.19 prove the warrants, Commissioner Rad- Haakon County. After review, Commis- area south of Midland now. Pioneer Review, Misc/Postage/ Conservation District ...... 7,200.00 Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 33.79 way seconded, motion carried. The sioner Clements motioned to sign the Etc...... 42.88 7,200.00 SDML Workers' Compensation, Board of Equalization Meeting will be Agreement, Commissioner Briggs sec- Superintendent Slovek Informed the SDML Workers' Compensation, WEED CONTROL Liability/Workman's Comp held next Tuesday, April 12, at 1:00 p.m. onded, motion carried. The MOU was Commissioners that he has been watch- Liability/Workmans Comp ...... 5.93 Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 39.62 Ins...... 1,090.37 in the Commissioners Room of the signed by Chairman Snook, and will be ing the slide on Parsons’ hill, on the 392.81 Assn of SD Co W & P Board, Annual Sioux City Foundery Company, Courthouse. The next regular meeting returned to SDSU. Hardingrove Road. The area that was re- COURTHOUSE Dues & Membership Fees ...... 150.00 Supplies ...... 7,175.00 will be May 3, 2016. Meeting was ad- paired continues to slide. City of Philip, Utilities ...... 103.70 SDML Workers' Compensation, Town of Midland, Utilities...... 35.00 journed at 4:34 p.m. Two raffle requests were received. The The fol- Coyle's Super Valu, Supplies...... 67.30 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...26.69 West Central Electric, Utilities.....511.39 first was from the Midland Legion Auxil- lowing fuel bids for MARCH 2016 were Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 193.77 216.31 West River Water Develop Dist, HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION iary for Beef Certificates, drawing to be submitted: Heartland Paper Co, Supplies ....875.63 ROAD & BRIDGE Utilities ...... 72.50 ______held April 3, 2016, at the Midland Com- FUEL Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities...... 76.75 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 46.47 20,857.56 Gary Snook munity Play. Motion to approve was BIDS: Court- Kone Inc, Prof. Fees...... 252.95 Baye & Sons Service, Repairs 9-1-1 Chairman made by Commissioner Radway, second house: (None) Lurz Plumbing, Repairs & & Maint...... 228.55 Centurylink, 9-1-1...... 113.40 by Commissioner Clements, motion car- Highway Department: Maint ...... 136.00 Brosz Engineering Inc, Prof Golden West Tele Co, 9-1-1 ...... 484.46 ATTEST: ried. Since the drawing was to be held 03/10/16 Fitzgerald MG Oil Company, Fuel ...... 241.79 Services ...... 200.00 597.86 ______before the April meeting, phone approval Oil...... $1.42; DSL #1 & 2 MIX Officemax Inc., Supplies...... 5.67 Cenex Harvest States, Fuel.....2,746.74 EMERGENCY & DISASTER Carla N. Smith had been given to begin selling tickets. 03/10/16 Cenex.$1.52; DSL #1 & 2 MIX SDML Workers' Compensation, D & T Auto Parts, Repairs Lori Quinn, Supplies ...... 9.80 Haakon County Auditor 03/15/16 Fitzgerald Oil ...... $1.69; GAS Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...68.22 & Maint ...... 354.53 Lori Quinn, Utilities ...... 100.00 The second raffle was for the choice of a 03/15/16 Cenex ...... $1.45; GAS Servall Uniform, Supplies ...... 461.70 D & T Auto Parts, Supplies...... 70.20 SDEMTA, Travel ...... 75.00 [Published April 14, 2016, at the total ap- four-wheeler or golf cart, and two $1,000 03/15/16 Fitzgerald West Central Electric, Utilities ....927.05 Eddie’s Truck Sales Inc, Repairs & SDML Workers' Compensation, proximate cost of $233.93] Savings Bonds. The South Dakota Ama- Oil...... $1.42; DSL #1 & 2 MIX 3,410.53 Maint ...... 97.03 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...29.16 teur Baseball Association is sponsoring 03/15/16 DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION the raffle, with tickets being sold by the Cenex...... $1.47; DSL #1 & 2 MIX Cedar Shore Resort, Travel...... 330.42 National Honor Society students. Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 114.89 Richard Rockafellow is the contact per- As a government entity, the County is tax Officemax Inc., Supplies...... 50.78 son. Drawing will be August 14. 2016. exempt, so the prices shown do not in- Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 5.18 Motion for approval was made by Com- clude any State or Federal taxes that pri- Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 232.91 John Thune missioner Briggs, second by Commis- vate businesses or private citizens must Michael Hauke, Treasurer, Annual Dues sioner Clements, motion carried. pay. & Membership Fees...... 280.00 U.S. Senator from South Dakota SDML Workers' Compensation, The Midland Community Library and the The Gross Courthouse Salary and Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...32.50 Haakon County Public Library had each Payroll Warrants for the month of March Steinley Real Estate Appraisal, Greatness Resides in Never before in my lifetime through a nearly 40-game season completed the Annual Public Library Sur- 2016 are: Prof. Fees ...... 185.00 Toughness Together have we witnessed the unprece- requires something more than vey/Report required by the State, and Walker Automotive, Repairs these were submitted to the Commis- Commissioners Wages ...... 2,991.75 & Maint ...... 266.06 It comes as no surprise to those dented success that our college the ordinary. I don’t know if the sioners for review. Chairman Snook then Auditor’s Office Wages ...... 5,426.89 1,497.74 who know me that I have an abid- teams, men’s and women’s, expe- USD women coined it or not, but signed the Certification Forms for each Treasurer’s Office Wages ...... 5,426.89 REGISTER OF DEEDS ing interest in competitive athlet- rienced this past season. No the hashtag #GRITT became of the Libraries, which will be returned to State’s Attorney Wages...... 4,009.41 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 118.57 ics. With a dad who was a basket- fewer than 12 South Dakota bas- their creed. It’s short for “Great- the State. Librarian Missy Koester pre- Director of Equal. Wages ...... 4,076.46 Microfilm Imaging Systems Inc, ...... ball star in the Big Ten, it was ketball teams qualified for post- ness Resides In Toughness To- sented the Commissioners with a list if Register of Deeds Wages...... 4,386.14 Prof. Fees ...... 210.00 sort of expected that we would season tournament play. Several gether.” For these young women, items from the Library that she wished to Custodian Wage ...... 2,296.32 Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 6.49 like sports. made deep runs in those tourna- it was more than just a slogan. have surplused. Commissioner Veteran Service Wage ...... 643.75 SDML Workers' Compensation, Clements motioned to surplus the listed Sheriff Dept. Wages...... 6,457.82 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins .....6.66 My mom, who was less than en- ments, and two were crowned na- They lived it. You could see it in items, Commissioner Konst seconded, Weed Control Wage...... 436.16 Haakon Co. Treas., Other Exp .....55.45 thusiastic about this perpetual tional champions, the Augustana their play. It defined their season. motion carried. Highway Dept. Wages ...... 25,150.06 397.17 sports mindset, used to lament University men and the Univer- It inspired an entire state, and WIC/CHN Wage ...... 1,455.60 VETERANS SERVICE that all the Thune boys were born sity of South Dakota women. now they will forever have “na- Librarian Koester informed the Commis- Librarians Wages ...... 2,385.17 Golden West Tele Co, with a ball in their hands. To her I had the good fortune to see tional champions” attached to sioners that many of the offices in the Extension Service Wage...... 1,174.84 Vet Service Telephone ...... 46.68 credit, she saw to it that we bal- many of those schools play this their resumes. Courthouse have surplus items that are Emergency Mgmt. Wage ...... 1,021.55 SDML Workers' Compensation, still in the fourth floor storeroom or the anced our interests by requiring year, and I could not be prouder Which brings me to our present BCBS Transfer Fee...... 10.00 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...29.17 that we all take piano lessons, of our athletes, coaches and fans. circumstances. One can’t help but basement of the Courthouse. After dis- BCBS Health ...... 13,118.48 75.85 cussion it was decided that the storage Dearborn National Life ...... 114.66 SHERIFF which I did for six years. I also Basketball got played the way it observe the tone of our public dis- areas will be gone through by each office Special Insurance Services...... 1,501.88 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 92.98 played tuba in the band and sang was supposed to be played. Our course and feel that it is not wor- and surplus items sorted out. Depart- AFLAC ...... 630.03 Capital One Bank, Supplies...... 451.80 in the swing choir – opportunities athletes displayed the kind of thy of a great nation. Maybe what ments within the County will have first Colonial Life ...... 73.47 Capital One Bank, Fue ...... 100.98 afforded to kids growing up in work ethic that should make we need is a little #GRITT. It is choice on any item they can use. If no SDRS ...... 6,722.04 Coyle's Service, Repairs small towns. But it was all sec- every South Dakotan proud. They important to remember that County department has use for the Delta Dental ...... 752.50 & Maint...... 57.95 items, they will be offered to the public. ondary to sports. played unselfishly and put the there are no shortcuts to great- Vision Service Plan ...... 141.82 Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 135.34 Through the years, as I’ve tran- team’s success ahead of their ness. The challenges we face in Office of Child Support...... 0.00 Creative Product Source Inc, Two Malt Beverage applications were Wage Assignment ...... 417.98 Supplies ...... 339.03 sitioned from competitor to fan, I own. Their behavior on and off the future will require a collective presented to the Commissioners. The First National Bank...... 14,039.67 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities ....140.64 have found so many metaphors the court was the stuff that re- toughness, the kind of toughness first was a renewal application for Lake Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 9.50 for life in sports, lessons learned stores faith to the most jaded that previous generations of Waggoner Golf Course. Commissioner The Vendor Warrants for March 2016 The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel...... 145.21 from the heat of competition. among us that there are role mod- South Dakotans knew all too Briggs motioned to approve the applica- paid in April 2016 were presented for SDML Workers' Compensation, That was especially true this els worthy of our children’s admi- well. The kind that leads to great- tion, Commissioner Radway seconded, payment: Liability/Workmans motion carried. A three day application year. South Dakota schools, at ration. ness. Politicians can promise Comp Ins ...... 140.88 every level, saw great success As I watched the USD women greatness and offer free stuff, but for the Philip Roping Arena for the 1,614.31 COMMISSIONERS across a wide range of sports, but put the final touches on their his- true greatness won’t come from Matched Bronc Ride and other events to Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 283.96 JAIL be held June 17, 18, and 19, was ap- SDML Workers' Compensation, Liabil- MG Oil Company, Expenses ...... 6.76 because we have just concluded toric championship run, I thought government. It’s found in the proved with a motion from Commissioner ity/Workmans Comp Ins...... 16.70 Pennington Co. Jail, Expenses.....73.00 the basketball season, I thought of what it takes to achieve that toughness of the American peo- Clements, seconded by Commissioner 300.66 79.76 it was worth reflecting on what level of success. Being able to sus- ple, and we have the USD women Briggs, motion carried. ELECTION SUPPORT OF POOR was accomplished this year on tain that standard of excellence to thank for reminding us of that. Election S & S, Computer Software Dakota Country Pharmacy, the court. At 2:55 p.m., a motion to go into Execu- Support ...... 1,343.00 Prof Services ...... 178.59 tive Session per SDCL 1-25-2 on person- Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 25.34 Philip Clinic, Prof Services...... 62.63 nel matters was made by Commissioner 1,368.34 SDACC, Prof Services...... 421.00 Briggs, seconded by Commissioner AUDITOR 662.22 Konst, motion carried. Commissioner Best Western Ramkota Inn, HEALTH NURSE Radway motioned to end the Executive Travel ...... 96.99 SDML Workers' Compensation, Session at 3:20 p.m. seconded by Com- Capital One Bank, Prof Fees/Computer Liability/Workmans Comp Ins .....3.33 Kristi Noem missioner Briggs, motion carried. No ac- Support ...... 3.98 3.33 Representative from South Dakota tion was taken. Carla Smith, Travel ...... 76.33 LIBRARY Century Business Leasing, Inc., Missy Koester, Travel...... 73.08 Highway Superintendent Dwight Slovek Maint - Copier ...... 180.36 Haakon County Public Library, The Bucket of Prosperity percent – feel as though these “Create jobs, grow the economy, joined the meeting to give the Highway Century Business Leasing, Inc., Supplies ...... 448.54 Department’s report. The parking lot on Supplies ...... 107.47 Haakon County Public Library, This statement from Winston pages are rigged against them, and raise wages by reducing tax the North side of the Courthouse had Golden West Tele Co, Tele...... 190.64 Equipment...... 537.41 Churchill is a very appropriate benefiting those who can afford rates, removing special interest been bladed, holes filled in and the area HCS, Prof Fees/Computer Midland Library Assoc, reminder as we approach April lawyers and accountants, rather carve-outs, and making our bro- packed down. Support ...... 369.99 Liability Ins ...... 520.00 15, Tax Day. “Can a people tax than the average family. ken tax code simpler and fairer.” Officemax Inc., Supplies...... 40.23 Pioneer Review, Supplies...... 39.00 themselves into prosperity? Can a While wealthy Americans may In principle, this means mak- The gravel mined from the Daly pit had SDML Workers' Compensation, SDML Workers' Compensation, man stand in a bucket and lift be doing fine, those families earn- ing the tax code easier to under- been tested and is good gravel. The Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...10.02 Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ...10.02 gravel crushing crew was moving to the himself up by the handle?” ing middle-class or low-income stand, fairer, and flatter. I’d like 1,628.05 The answer is obvious, and yet, wages are much less likely to to see us reduce the number of year after year, the Obama ad- have received a raise in recent pages within the tax code and cut ministration has advocated for years. Meanwhile, the cost of food down on the length of tax returns economic policies that shift a and other living expenses has and IRS instructions that become greater burden onto the shoul- gone up. Simply put, too many so confusing for families this time ders of hardworking taxpayers. Americans remain on the side- of year. We also should be closing That is not the right approach. lines. I believe one of the best many of the loopholes that make Today’s tax code is more than things we can do to get folks back the tax code so unfair. 70,000 pages, filled with man- in the game is increase their take- Additionally, I’d like to remodel dates, loopholes and policies that home pay, and we can do so by the tax code so it is fundamen- pick winners and losers. It is com- lessening the amount Washing- tally built to increase private-sec- plicated. As a result, the average ton takes out of their pockets tor employment, wages, and your taxpayer spends about 13 hours a each month. That means tax re- standard of living. Along these year gathering all the receipts, form. lines, businesses should have ac- reading all the rules, and filling Comprehensive tax reform will cess to a fair and competitive tax out all the forms the IRS requires not be passed under the current rate that makes it easier to grow in order for us to file our taxes – administration. Rather, what we their companies – and their work- and we need not be reminded that are aiming to do now is put a force – in our communities. the president’s health care law thoughtful, ready-to-pass pro- Finally – and perhaps most im- only added additional paperwork posal in place that can be final- portantly – we must not allow the to the pile. Once everything is ized once a new administration tax system to be used to bail out gathered, altogether we spend occupies the White House next Washington’s spending problem. over $160 billion and about six January. I currently serve on the We cannot increase the tax bur- billion hours a year trying to get committee tasked with simplify- den on any income group – doing our taxes paid. ing the tax code and making it so would be like, as Churchill After all we go through to com- fairer for all – the House Ways said, asking a man to stand in a ply with an ever increasingly con- and Means Committee’s Tax Pol- bucket and lift himself up by the voluted tax code, the vast major- icy Subcommittee. Our mission handle. It just doesn’t work. ity of Americans – more than 80 statement is straightforward,

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Oien Auto, our Midland operation. The right EOE. Interested applicants may and holidays, profit sharing, ice Supplier, and Special Educa - 837-2214, Kadoka. P19-3tc person will be someone with a submit an application/resume medical insurance, production tion Services. Bids will close on RESTAURANT FACILITY FOR great attitude, strong communi - to efrein@bennettcountyhosp - bonuses. Climate controlled May 31, 2016, and selections RENT: Please call Philip Live - stock Auction for more informa - UTOMOTIVE TC cation skills and an affinity to tial.com or inquire to Ethel Mar - work environment. Apply at will be made on June 8, 2016. A , E . agriculture. Some of the tasks tin, CEO at 605-685-6622 ext. Grossenburg Implement in Please contact Tiffany Lamont at tion at 605-859-2577. P16-tfn FOR SALE: 1995 Chevy Subur - for this position are bookkeep - 1140. PR33-2tc Philip. Will train the right per - 605-462-6803 or via email at ban, good fishing vehicle! For ing, grain grading, elevator, son. P2-tfn [email protected] for more info., call 685-3900. warehouse, forklift operation SUMMER HELP WANTED: future information. Sealed bids P16-tfn and some lifting. This is an Server, cook, bartender. Flexible may be mailed to Crazy Horse LASSIFIED OLICY hourly position with benefits. hours. Call Debb at Loose Ends, JOBS W ANTED School, PO Box 260, Wanblee, C P FOR SALE: 2009 Kawasaki Voy - Stop in and pick up an applica - Midland, for details, 530-0685. PERSON LOOKIN FOR EM - SD 57577, Attn. Tiffany Lamont. PLEASE READ your classified ager. Nice ride. Lots of power tion or apply online at P18-tfn PLOYMENT on a ranch or farm P15-12tc ad the first week it runs. If you with the 1700cc. Very well taken www.dakotamill.com. PR34-2tc with cattle or grain. Ken Ander - see an error, we will gladly re- care of. Only 18,500 miles. HELP WANTED: Part-time son, 608-214-0031, Monroe, WI. run your ad correctly. We ac - Ready to hit the road, contact HELP WANTED: Looking for a cashier and part-time cook at If no answer, leave message. REAL E STATE cept responsibility for the first me soon! $8,499. 605-350- self-motivated, reliable worker Discount Fuel, Kadoka. Applica - P18-4tp FOR SALE BY OWNERS: Paul & incorrect insertion only. Rav - 2051, ask for Ron. P3-tfn for warehouse and yard. Duties tions available at fuel desk. Joy Elshere, 301 N. Wray Ave., ellette Publications, Inc. re - include, but not limited to: load - K17-tfn MISC . F OR S ALE Philip. Upstairs: (3) bedrooms, quests all classifieds and cards of thanks be paid for when or - INDOWS ing lumber & materials for cus - FOR SALE: (6) outdoor benches living room, bathroom, office, W tomers, deliver materials and POSITIONS: West Motel, $40.00 each OBO, will need re - den, kitchen, pantry, dining dered. A $2.00 billing charge will CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS for lumber, deliver sheds, unload Kadoka, will open April 15. Rea - painting. Stop in our office and room, laundry room. Down - be added if ad is not paid at the older homes or new construc - freight, maintain inventory in sonable weekly and monthly check out our new and used stairs: completely finished, (3) time the order is placed. If an ad tion. Manufactured right in warehouses and yard mainte - rates. One housekeeper needed items adding each day. All can bedrooms, bath with walk-in does not have an area code on South Dakota. Double hung, nance. Class A CDL preferred. and possibly one maintenance be seen at Ann’s Motel (279- shower, living room & storage the phone number, it is a 605 bays, bows, sliders. Call Chris Wage DOE. For more informa - person to start May 15. Call 2501). WP34-2tc room. Propane furnace, electric area code. Grillo at Exact Contracting now tion, contact Mike at Moses 837-2427. K17-4tp appliances, double insulated for an in-home demonstration Building Center, Inc. Philip, SD garage, front and back decks, HANK OU and free estimate. Thank you. 605-859-2100 P19-2tc PRODUCTION POSITIONS. established trees & shrubbery, T Y 605-890-2696 K17-tfn Wausau Supply Company, NOTICES /W ANTED small garden, double lot. 859- Thanks to Milesville Rangers PHILIP HEALTH SERVICES – Rapid City. Seeks 2nd Shift Pro - NOTICE: Crazy Horse School is 3341. P19-2tp 4-H for the “Bake & Take” muffins. Delicious! And thanks USINESS ERVICE MANY JOB OPENINGS! Full duction Supervisor and other seeking bids for legal services. B & S time and part time. More details 2nd shift Production positions. For further information please HOME FOR SALE: 3 bdrm, 1.5 for all the community service HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - at www.philiphealthservices. Competitive pay and excellent contact Tiffany Lamont at 605- baths, 3 heat sources, attached done throughout the year, in - CRETE will do all your concrete com. Full Time benefit package benefits package. Email: hu - 462-6803 or via email at shop/garage, partially fur - cluding the upcoming card and construction jobs. Call us and available at 30 hours per week [email protected] [email protected]. nished, one block from Main game evening Saturday, April we will give you a quote. Office, (health, dental, life, vision). Drug om or call 800-236-1528 x Sealed bids may be mailed to Street in Kadoka, space in - 16, at 7:00 p.m. at the Milesville 837-2621, Rich’s cell, 431-2226, test and background check re - 12322 P17-4tp Crazy Horse School PO Box 260 cluded for expansion, $32,050 Hall, with pie and ice cream. toll free, 877-867-4185. K32-tfn quired. EOE. Apply in person, Wanblee, SD 57577. Please note price negotiable, call 605-840- They hope for a big crowd. email jhenrie@regionalhealth. HELP WANTED: We are hiring bid on the envelope. Board of 0163, 605-840-2533, 605-842- Gayla Piroutek O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, com, or call 605-859-2511 and in both our Wall newspaper of - Education will open the bids on 2533. K7-tfn INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, extension of the manager listed. fice. Please contact Don or Kelly June 8, 2016, to make selection. To everyone involved in the re - Gravel (screened or crushed). We Dietary: Opening for Dietary at 859-2516 for details. P16-tfn K19-9tc WANTED: Ranch/farm with or turn of my lost wallet, your hon - can deliver. Dams, dugouts, Manager. Also hiring for Cook without cattle and equipment, esty and kindness is greatly building sites. Our 40th year. and Dietary Aide. Please call LAKE WAGGONER GOLF URGENT: Auxilary members in - approximately 500 to 2,000 appreciated! Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. Jennifer at Ext. 191. Nursing: COURSE: Part time summer terested in keeping the Kadoka acres located in South Dakota, Thank you, PR11-tfn CNA/Nurse Aide. Training paid. help needed. Includes meal al - Unit active please attend meet - house optional, private party Kendall Kjerstad Please call Carmen at Ext. 161. lowance and free membership. ing on Thursday, April 14, 7:00 cash transaction. Call Don, 413- NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed P19-tfn No prior experience necessary. p.m. at Gateway Apts, Kadoka. 4 78-0178. PR3-tfn plumbing contractor for all your Needing inside and outside help. K19-1tc indoor plumbing and outdoor HELP WANTED: Now accepting Outside work. Mowing greens, water and sewer jobs. Call Dale applications for full or part time fairways and rough. Must be at Koehn, 441-1053 or leave a help. Apply at Philip Custom least 16 years of age; Clubhouse message at 837-0112. K38-tfn Meats today for a great opportu - waiters/waitresses must be at nity! P19-2tc least 21 years of age. Please call Pioneer Review Classified Deadline: WEST RIVER EXCAVATION 859-2902, Philip, ask for Glenn, will do all types of trenching, BENNETT COUNTY HOSPITAL, or stop at the Farm Bureau In - Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. ditching and directional boring NURSING HOME , and provider surance office. P15-tfn work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee based Rural Health Clinic has 859-2516 • [email protected] or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or an immediate opening for a FULL-TIME POSITION AVAIL - call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- Chief Financial Officer. This full ABLE: Lurz Plumbing, 605-685- 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; time exempt position will be a 3801. P15-tfn wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn member of the leadership team and comes with competitive ARM ANCH salary and excellent benefits. F & R Qualified applicant will have HELP WANTED FOR SALE: Farm King 13x95 grain auger with hydraulic swing Scotchman Industries in Philip hopper. Call 685-3068. P16-tfn is now taking applications for full time factory personnel

FOR SALE: 32’ International • Paid holidays and vacation time 496 disk, excellent shape, 9” spacing. Call Mike at 685-3068. • Health/dental/life/disability insurance P19-tfn • Four day work week • Mechanically inclined helpful FOR SALE: Older cattle pot; • Pre-employment drug test required great for ranch hauling. $7,500. • Applications are available at the front desk Call Mike at 685-3068. P19-tfn Scotchman Industries FOR SALE: 45’ hay trailer with P.O. Box 850, Philip, SD 57567 racks & extension, excellent (605) 859-2542 shape, aluminum bed. Call Mike at 685-3068. P19-tfn

TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: 14-ply, 235/85/16R. $170, mounted. Les’ Body Shop, 859- 2744, Philip. P40-tfn ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for only WOODY’S FEED APRIL SPE - $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide CIAL at Dakota Mill & Grain, Classifieds Network to work for you today! Inc. Bring in this ad and receive a $1.00 per bag discount on any (25 words for $150. Each additional word $5.) Woody’s products. Now thru Call this newspaper, 605-859-2516, or April 30th. P17-4tp 800-658-3697 for details. FOR SALE: 2008 780A Bailer, mega-wide, 540 PTO, excellent shape, many new parts, field EMPLOYMENT (605) 845-8171 – EEO. MEET SINGLES RIGHT NOW! No ready. Call Tyler, 515-3380. CUSTER REGIONAL Senior Care MEDICAL LAB TECH MLT/MLS paid operators, just real people PW17-4tc and Custer Clinic are accepting or MT - Immediate opening full- like you. Browse greetings, ex - applications for RNs, LPNs, and time (or part-time) position at Mo - change messages and connect ALFALFA SEED: South Dakota Medical Assistants. New Gradu - bridge Regional Hospital & live. Try it free. Call now: 1-800- grown. High quality, preinocu - ates welcome! Come join our Clinics, Must be board certified. 958-7963. lated, locally adapted. Super growing team in the beautiful Competitive wage DOE&Q with an NOTICES prices!!! Dakota’s Best Seed, southern Black Hills, Custer is a excellent benefit package. Apply 605.337.3318, keri@mid - ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS great place to live and enjoy the online with an application and re - statewide for only $150.00. Put statesd.net, www.dakotasbest - outdoors. We are just a short dis - sume at seedllc.com PR31-4tc the South Dakota Statewide Clas - tance from Mount Rushmore, www.mobridgehospital.org. Call sified Network to work for you Wind Cave National Park, Custer Human Resources with questions today! (25 words for $150. Each FOR SALE: Rope horse halters State Park, Jewel Cave National (605) 845-8171 - EEO. with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. additional word $5.) Call this Park and many other outdoor at - BOWES CONSTRUCTION, Brook - newspaper or 800-658-3697 for Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. tractions. We offer competitive pay K44-tfn ings, SD, Available Positions details. and excellent benefits. Contact Open: Truck Drivers & Heavy VEHICLES Human Resources at (605) 673- Equipment Operators. For com - 9418 for more information or log HIGHMORE-HARROLD SCHOOL Getting the best deal for buyers and sellers!! plete details email: BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL onto www.regionalhealth. com to [email protected] is seeking bid/quotes for new or Jim Hoag, Broker Associate apply. EEOC/AA. m or call 605.693.3557. newer low mileage eight-to-nine DIRECTORY passenger SUV. If bids are over (605) 209-1319 CITY OF PHILIP, SD – Police Offi - FOR SALE [email protected] www.WestRiverRealty.net cer. Certified or able to certify. $25,000, the bids must be sealed. CALL 859-2516 TO • Expert in this real estate market Wage DOEQ with excellent bene - LAS VEGAS CONDOMINIUM: Two If under $25,000 your quote does - • Free competitive market analysis fits. Job description and applica - bedroom, two bath, 1300 sq. ft., n’t need to be sealed. Bids/Quotes pool, spa, fitness center, 24-hour will be opened 4/25/2016 at 1:00 PLACE YOUR AD!! Commercial • Residential • Farm/Ranch tion available at 605-859-2175 or REALTY philipdfo@gwtc. net. security, secured parking, two p.m. Please return to Chip Sund - blocks from the Strip. Best view. berg, Superintendent, PO Box RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST – Carv Thompson 402-614-2706. 416, Highmore, SD 57345 or (605) RONALD G. MANN, DDS Mobridge Regional Hospital & 852-2275. Highmore-Harrold Clinics is looking for a board cer - MISCELLANEOUS PH•CIoLmIpPlete BAutOo BDodyY R eSpaHiringOP School has the right to reject any FAMILY DENTISTRY tified Rad Tech to join our team. •Glass Installation •Painting •Sandblasting WANTED: MULE DEER AND AN - and all bids/quotes. Competitive ware DOE&Q with an Toll-Free: 1-800-900-2339 Winter Hours TELOPE hunting land for archery excellent benefit package. Apply CLASSIC CAR RESTORATION, Pee Wee & Toby Hook PHILIP: M-Tu-Th-Fri • 8 to 5 and rifle hunting for 2016, 2017, online at complete or partial. 605-204- 859-2337 • Philip, SD 2nd, 3rd & 4th Wed. • 8:15 to 4 and 2018. Call Jim at 605-448- WALL: www.mobridgehospital.org. Call 8064. 0223. 104 Philip Ave. • 859-2491 • Philip, SD Human Resources with questions

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were raised within 100 miles of vigilant in handling national secu - Apply for Mike Rounds campus. It has become a national rity cyber threats, and providing U.S. Senator from South Dakota model for success in producing our legal clarity on permissible tools cyber workforce, the demand for so cybersecurity professionals can which is growing rapidly. do their job with confidence. value-added DakotaCon Highlights and our country from cyberattack. cently spoke at DakotaCon 2016, Symantec CEO Michael Brown There is a great amount of work South Dakota’s Role Governments and businesses a three-day cybersecurity confer - recently predicted that by the year to be done to meet the many chal - in Cybersecurity around the world are continuously ence at Dakota State University 2019 the demand for cybersecu - lenges of cybersecurity. I am con - producer As our daily lives grow increas - improving their cyber defense in Madison, where the top minds rity professionals would grow to fident we will meet these ingly reliant on technology, we strategies, and they are being ad - in cybersecurity from all over the six million and have a shortfall of challenges. Just as the American need to understand how to best vised by companies and experts world gathered to discuss the lat - 1.5 million. In order to adequately pioneering and entrepreneurial protect ourselves, our businesses right here in South Dakota. I re - est cybersecurity developments. protect our nation’s networks and spirit founded our nation, settled grants DSU is the ideal backdrop for maintain our information security the West, won two world wars and such an event. As one of just 14 dominance in the future, we must put a man on the moon; so can we United States Department of universities endorsed by the Na - make certain our workforce can conquer the cyber world and miti - Agriculture is making up to $44 tional Security Agency as a center meet these increased demands. gate its threats. We have the most million available to farmers, of academic excellence in cyberse - That is happening at DSU, which innovative military and economy ranchers and businesses to de - curity operations, DSU was the is working to keep cybersecurity in the world. And we have men velop new bio-based products and first college in the entire nation to jobs right here in South Dakota. and women – like our students, expand markets through the offer a degree in cybersecurity. As we continue our work on cy - teachers and business people in value-added producer grant pro - Today, one out of three students bersecurity, I believe we must es - Madison – committed to address - gram. at DSU studies computer science tablish business friendly ing cybersecurity concerns in the Value-added producer grants or cybersecurity in some capacity. standards for the federal govern - 21st century. may be used to develop new prod - Since 2012, the university has ment and the private sector in I hope that DakotaCon 2016 has ucts and create additional uses for seen an 83 percent increase in stu - order to protect consumer infor - furthered the dialogue as to how existing ones. Priority for these dents pursuing one of its three cy - mation. This can be accomplished we can best protect our citizens, grants is given to veterans, begin - bersecurity degrees, and more by supporting public sector invest - our military and the federal gov - ning farmers and ranchers, and than 80 percent of their students ment in network security, being ernment from cyber threats. operators of small- and medium- sized family farms and ranches. Additional priority is given to ap - plicants who seek funding for proj - FREE ects that will create or increase Sunday Juke Box marketing opportunities for these Fr iday Nig types of operators. Night hts More information on how to Bingo! apply is on page 20607 of the April The Steakhouse & Lounge 8 Federal Register. The deadline Starts to submit paper applications is Bar Salad Reservations: le at Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip 859-2774 July 1. Electronic applications at vailab A h! Lunc submitted through grants.gov are 5:30! Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! due June 24. More information and assistance is available Package ~ Tuesday, April 12 ~ through the USDA Rural Develop - ~ Thursday, April 14 ~ ~ Saturday, April 16~ ment Office serving your county. Liquor & Ribeye Special Philly Roast & Dinner Salad Prime Rib Since 2009, USDA has awarded Casino ~ Wednesday, April 13 ~ ~ Friday, April 15 ~ ~ Monday, April 18 ~ 1,126 value-added producer Beef Brisket grants totaling $144.7 million. Chicken Fried Steak Prime Rib Sandwich USDA awarded 205 grants to be - ginning farmers and ranchers. Value-added producer grants are a key element of USDA’s Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative, which coordinates the Department’s work to develop local and regional food systems. WEBSITE ADDRESS: Two examples of value-added www.philiplivestock.comPHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION859-2577 producer grant awards in South Email: [email protected] Dakota from 2015 include: HILIP OUTH AKOTA Philip, SD Global Dairy in Estelline re - P , S D ceived $53,907 to develop a busi - 33 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 735#...... $143.50 BONENBERGER RANCH - KADOKA A CONSIGNMENT TUES., APRIL 12, 2016 11 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 590#...... $151.00 1...... BLK BULL 2055#...... $106.00 1...... BLK COW 1445#...... $84.00 ness plan to analyze installation Big run of feeder cattle, pairs MORTENSON CATTLE CO - HAYES 1...... BLK BULL 2395#...... $104.00 JIM TINES - WASTA of the anaerobic digester and to and weigh-ups, along with 71 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 763#...... $147.50 JUDY DALY - MIDLAND 2...... BLK COWS 1208#...... $84.00 create branding for the renewable Stomprud Bull Sale. Big crowd 71 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 749#...... $148.75 1...... BLK COW 1220#...... $96.00 2...... BLK HFRTS 848#...... $129.00 energy entity. and very active market. Weigh- JOHN & DEDE LONG - UNION CENTER ROD KIRK - CODY 1...... BLK HFRT 915#...... $124.50 Ring-Neck Energy & Feed LLC 162 ...... BLK HFRS 638#...... $165.50 2...... BLK COWS 1258#...... $96.00 RANDY NEUHAUSER - MIDLAND ups higher. MORRIS JONES & SONS - MIDLAND 1...... BLK COW 1235#...... $89.00 1...... HERF COW 1380#...... $83.50 in Onida received a $250,000 84 ...... BLK HFRS 683#...... $159.00 1...... BLK COW 1325#...... $87.00 1...... BWF COW 1525#...... $83.00 grant to provide working capital PAIRS: 26 ...... BLK HFRS 620#...... $167.00 1...... BLK COW 1585#...... $84.00 3...... BLK & BWF COWETTES 1177#...... $101.50 for this start-up ethanol process HERBER RANCH - KADOKA WILCOX RANCH - RED OWL 1...... BLK COWETTE 1040#...... $112.00 DANNY FINN - NEWELL plant. The facility will provide an - 39...... BWF HFRPAIRS 1204#... $2,550.00 90 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 643#...... $163.75 BILLY MARTIN - FAITH 2...... RED COWS 1553#...... $83.00 other marketing choice for local 15...... BWF HFR PAIRS 1225#... $2,250.00 SHAW RANCH - WHITE OWL 1...... BLK COW 1295#...... $96.00 JIM JOHNSON - QUINN grain farmers and create 40 jobs. 10...... BLK HFR PAIRS 1306#... $2,400.00 91 ...... BLK HFRS 700#...... $156.00 1...... BLK COW 1350#...... $84.00 1...... BLK BULL 2290#...... $102.50 5...... HERF HFRPAIRS 1092#... $2,500.00 WAYNE BOND - TUTHILL 1...... BLK HFRT 990#...... $120.00 MARTY & VICKI HEBB - CHERRY CREEK CLEVE PRICHARD - KADOKA 62...... BLK STRS 839#...... $151.00 SHAD FINN - MIDLAND 3...... BLK COWS 1485#...... $83.00 27...... BLK HFR PAIRS 1295#... $2,550.00 42 ...... BLK HFRS 749#...... $149.00 3...... RED COWS 1308#...... $88.00 MARTY BURNS - PHILIP 23...... BLK HFRPAIRS 1286#... $2,300.00 TIM NELSON - MIDLAND 1...... RED HFRT 1215#...... $114.00 1...... BLK COW 1470#...... $83.00 MARK LANTIS - BOX ELDER 55 ...... BLK HFRS 719#...... $153.00 1...... RED COW 1295#...... $90.00 GRADY & BERNICE CREW - PHILIP 12...... BLK HFR PAIRS 1105#... $2,300.00 BRASSFIELD RANCH - CAPUTA 1...... RED COW 1730#...... $84.00 1...... BLK COW 1450#...... $83.00 LYNDON KOK - SPEARFISH 27 ...... BLK & BWF STRS 807#...... $150.25 8...... RED HFRTS 1024#...... $114.00 BOB CERNEY - PHILIP 45...... BLK HFR PAIRS 1163#... $2,250.00 24 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 730#...... $147.50 4...... RED HFRTS 1025#...... $113.00 1...... BLK COW 1320#...... $83.00 BRAD GARTNER - INTERIOR MARK & KAREN FOLAND - MIDLAND JEFF WILLERT - BELVIDERE FEEDER CATTLE: 7...... RED & BLK STRS 595#...... $162.00 1...... BLK HFRT 900#...... $125.00 1...... BLK COW 1635#...... $82.50 Markets LARRY JONES - CAPUTA 20...... RED HFRS 680#...... $142.50 1...... BLK COWETTE 1045#...... $113.00 TREVOR WILLIAMS - INTERIOR Midwest Cooperatives 80 ...... BLK & BWF STRS 647#...... $188.75 ARRY TOMPRUD UD UTTE WF OW LK OW L S - M B 1...... B C 1200#...... $90.00 1...... B C 1425#...... $82.00 End of Day 4/11/16 122 ...... BLK & BWF STRS 560#...... $209.50 26 ...... BLK HFRS 647#...... $165.25 MAGELKY & SON - KADOKA 3...... BLK COWETTES 1010#...... $114.00 86...... RWF & BWF HFRS 522#...... $185.00 MIKE PERAULT - BELVIDERE 2...... BLK COWS 1350#...... $86.50 JOHN CAPP RANCH - FAITH 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.60 WATKINS JP RANCH - EDGEMONT 22 ...... HERF HFRS 664#...... $162.00 2...... BLK COWS 1383#...... $86.00 4...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 935#...... $122.00 Any Pro ...... $3.20 112 ...... BWF STRS 484#...... $216.00 11 ...... BLK HFRS 676#...... $145.00 TYLER BARRY - NEW UNDERWOOD LONNY JOHNSTON - BELVIDERE 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.15 104 ...... RWF & BWF STRS 414#...... $220.00 RON HOWIE - WHITE OWL 1...... BLK COW 1525#...... $85.00 1...... RED HFRT 810#...... $122.00 Milo ...... $2.67 117 ...... BWF HFRS 473#...... $201.50 15 ...... BLK HFRS 622#...... $165.00 CODY WEYER - HOWES JACE NELSON - PHILIP Corn ...... $2.82 91...... RWF & BWF HFRS 409#...... $200.50 ENNY ACHAND TURGIS LK OWS LK OWETTE B B - S 4...... B C 1439#...... $85.00 1...... B C 1150#...... $105.00 Millet ...... $6.50 10 ...... BWF HFRS 339#...... $201.00 13 ...... BLK HFRS 630#...... $166.50 5...... BLK HFRTS 1124#...... $106.00 MIKE NELSON - PHILIP TOM BRUCH - STONEVILLE JAMES WILSEY - OWANKA JEFF NELSON - PHILIP 1...... BWF COWETTE 1185#...... $100.00 SFS Birdseed ...... $15.25 18...... BLK STRS 683#...... $180.00 7...... BLK HFRS 531#...... $178.00 1...... BLK COW 1325#...... $85.00 1...... BLK HFRT 920#...... $118.50 New Crop 2016 TIM BERNSTIEN - FAITH 1...... BLK COWETTE 1040#...... $118.00 1...... BLK BULL 1835#...... $106.00 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.69 25...... BLK STRS 663#...... $181.00 WEIGH-UPS: LYNN SMITH - NEW UNDERWOOD STEVE DALY - MIDLAND 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.48 11...... BLK STRS 497#...... $207.00 JOHN HERBER - KADOKA 1...... BLK COW 1305#...... $88.00 1...... BLK COWETTE 1125#...... $107.00 15 ...... BLK HFRS 604#...... $168.50 1...... BLK COW 1315#...... $93.00 1...... BLK COWETTE 1285#...... $96.00 TOM SIMMONS - NEW UNDERWOOD SAM JOHNSTON - ELM SPRINGS 1...... BLK COWETTE 1105#...... $105.00 3...... BLK HFRTS 1070#...... $108.00 1...... RED HFRT 740#...... $136.00 37...... BLK STRS 565#...... $197.00 MYRON & MARTY WILLIAMS - WALL 2...... RED & BLK HFTS 1055#...... $106.00 1...... HERF HFRT 835#...... $124.00 TOM & WHITNEY O'ROURKE - INTERIOR 3...... BLK COWS 1303#...... $92.00 KJERSTAD CATTLE CO. - QUINN MARK & JUDITH RADWAY - PHILIP 10...... BLK STRS 741#...... $178.00 1...... BLK COW 1335#...... $90.00 4...... BLK COWS 1216#...... $98.00 5...... BLK HFRTS 930#...... $123.50 11 ...... BLK & BWF STRS 541#...... $199.00 2...... BLK COWS 1515#...... $84.00 2...... BLK COWS 1215#...... $97.50 RODNEY VOLLMER - BOX ELDER 26 ...... BLK HFRS 547#...... $178.00 1...... BLK COW 1740#...... $83.50 1...... BLK COWETTE 1135#...... $105.00 11 ...... BLK HFRTS 946#...... $120.00 Weekend TOMMY & PAT TIFFT - UNION CENTER 1...... BLK COWETTE 1110#...... $103.00 JOSH FERGUSON - LONG VALLEY JIM HERBER - KADOKA 55 ...... RED & BLK STRS 650#...... $178.00 ROD BARRY - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... BLK COW 1210#...... $96.00 1...... BWF HFRT 1010#...... $116.00 SETH THOMSEN - LONG VALLEY 1...... BWF COW 1365#...... $89.50 1...... BLK COW 1155#...... $89.00 GENE CROSBIE - NEW UNDERWOOD Weather 25 ...... BLK HFRS 461#...... $196.00 WES ENDERS - KADOKA MONTE WHITCHER - SCENIC 2...... BWF HFRTS 983#...... $114.00 GARY HOWIE - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... BLK COW 1300#...... $89.50 2...... BLK COWS 1243#...... $92.00 BERNARD HERBER - KADOKA Friday: Cloudy in the 19...... BLK STRS 456#...... $210.00 JARED SCHOFIELD - CODY NE 1...... BLK HFRT 925#...... $114.00 2...... BLK & BWF COWETTES 1028#...... $112.50 morning, then thun - 21...... BLK STRS 392#...... $225.00 1...... BWF COW 1305#...... $89.00 OWEN FERGUSON - LONG VALLEY DORN MALPERT - HECLA derstorms developing JIM SMITH - OWANKA 1...... BLK HFRT 1000#...... $115.00 1...... BLK COW 1270#...... $88.50 1...... BLK BULL 2165#...... $103.00 48...... BLK STRS 694#...... $173.00 JOY SCHMIDT - KADOKA GREG SHEARER - WALL TRIANGLE S RANCH - QUINN later in the day. High 29 ...... BLK HFRS 594#...... $168.75 2...... BLK COWS 1325#...... $87.50 3...... BLK COWETTES 1035#...... $107.00 1...... BLK BULL 2175#...... $102.50 68F. Winds SSE at 15 to CHARLES & LUKE VANDERMAY - KADOKA DALLIS BASEL - UNION CENTER 1...... BLK BULL 1910#...... $104.50 STOMRUD ANGUS RANCH - MUD BUTTE 25 mph. Chance of rain 80%. 62 ...... BLK HFRS 574#...... $173.25 1...... BLK COW 1340#...... $90.00 ARLIE RADWAY - HOWES 36 BULLS AVG...... $3014 Winds could occasionally gust JAMES GOOD - MARTIN 5...... RED COWS 1567#...... $84.50 1...... BLK COW 1525#...... $84.50 over 40 mph. Friday Night: 15 ...... BLK & BWF STRS 607#...... $178.50 1...... BLK COW 1760#...... $83.00 1...... BLK COW 1420#...... $84.00 Thunderstorms likely. Low 41F. Winds NNW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall PAIRS: UPCOMING SALES: TUESDAY, MAY 3: BULL DAY & REGULAR CATTLE SALE may reach one inch. Winds could TUESDAY, APR. 19: SPECIAL STOCK COW, T&S LIVESTOCK – 105 BLK & BWF TUESDAY, MAY 10: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & UPCOMING BULL SALES: occasionally gust over 40 mph. REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUES., APR. 19: COTTONWOOD ANGUS 12:00MT BRED HEIFER, & PAIR SALE & REGULAR BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS (BLK CLVS) TUESDAY, MAY 17: SPECIAL PAIRS, STOCK COW, & TUES., APR. 26: FORTUNE’S RAFTER U CROSS ANGUS BRED CATTLE: Saturday: Showers with CATTLE SALE. WEIGH-UPS: 10:00MT BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE 12:00MT COTTONWOOD ANGUS: 12:00MT. BRED SDSU – 25 BLK MOSTLY 3 TO 7 YR OLD TUESDAY, MAY 24: SPECIAL PAIR SALE & REGULAR TUESDAY, MAY 3: BULL DAY. a possible thunderstorm in the morning, then CATTLE & PAIRS TO FOLLOW. COWS; BRED BLK; CF 5-1 FOR 30 DAYS CATTLE SALE ROPING STEERS: TUESDAY, MAY 31: NO SALE variable clouds during the UESDAY UNE PECIAL EEDER ATTLE ALE UPCOMING HORSE SALE: TIM BERNSTEIN –11 FRESH ROPING STRS T , J 7: S F C S & afternoon with still a chance of EGULAR ATTLE ALE TUESDAY, APR. 19: REGULAR HORSE SALE FOLLOWING THE South Dakota Brands selling MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY. FOR MORE INFORMATION R C S showers. High 51F. Winds NNW UESDAY UNE EGULAR ATTLE ALE CATTLE SALE CALL THOR ROSETH AT 605-685-5826, JEFF LONG AT T , J 14: R C S at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain Tuesday, April 19th • 12 p.m. MT UESDAY UNE EGULAR ATTLE ALE 605-515-0186 OR OFFICE AT 605-859-2577. T , J 21: R C S 80%. Saturday Night: Cloudy TUESDAY, APR. 26: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE, STOCK TUESDAY, JUNE 28: DRY COW SPECIAL PLA Café with occasional rain showers. COW, BRED HEIFER, & PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, JULY 5: NO SALE Thunder possible. Low 37F. SALE TUESDAY, JULY 12: REGULAR CATTLE SALE 859-3272 • 6 am to 1:30 pm TUESDAY, JULY 19: REGULAR CATTLE SALE Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Chance TUESDAY, JULY 26: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY YEARLING PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified of rain 60%. lr cattle lr cattle Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with & FALL CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & BBQ NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering video Sunday: Overcast with Keep supporting R-CALF USA! sale as an additional service to our consignors, showers. Becoming windy VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. Upcoming sales R-CALF USA is our voice in government to with questions about the video please call, Jerry in the afternoon. High represent U.S. cattle producers in trade Roseth at 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at 605-515-0186 & consignments can be viewed on the Internet at www.philiplivestock.com, or on the marketing issues. Join today or Randy Curtis in the DTN: Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL 53F. Winds N at 20 to 30 & help make a difference! Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. mph. Chance of rain 60%. Sun - day Night: Showers early becom - TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: ing less numerous late. Thunder possible. Low 38F. Winds N at 5 THOR ROSETH, Owner JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer DAN PIROUTEK, Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%. 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