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Number 47 Volume 106 July 19, 2012 A Publication of RPavellette Piublicoations, Innc., Philiep, Souteh Dakotr a 57567. Ther Official Neewspapevr of Haaikon Ceounty,w South Dakota. Copyright 1981. Haakon School District new year Scotchman upgrades nitrogen tank by Del Bartels by Del Bartels The Monday, July 16, meeting of Quadrupling their nitrogen stor - the Haakon School District 27-1 age, Scotchman Industries’ new Board of Education began with tank was installed last Wednesday. Mark Radway and Jake Fitzgerald First, Scotchman Industries, reciting their oathes of office as Inc., in Philip, used nitrogen for its they began their terms. heat treat process for tempering Scott Brech will continue as the metal. Then, far more nitrogen was board president, and Anita Peter - required to operate a new $1.2 mil - son is the school board’s vice presi - lion laser that can cut one inch dent. Superintendent Keven More - thick steel and cut thinner mate - hart is still the authority responsi - rial at 300 inches per minute. ble for closing school for emergen - Though the laser can handle most cies, inclement weather and any of Scotchman’s in-house needs, it other reasons. Britni Ross was required the old 1,500-gallon nitro - again appointed as the school dis - gen tank to be refilled approxi - trict’s business manager; and the mately every 11 days. bond has been set according to law. On Wednesday, July 11, the old Board meetings will be the first tank was replaced with a 6,000 gal - Monday after the second Tuesday lon, 22,000 pound empty tank. This of each month, in room A-1 of the is a “big Stanley thermos bottle,” Philip High School. The meeting said W.J. (Dub) Vanneman, repre - times will be at 7:00 p.m., except sentative for A&B Welding Supply for November through March when out of Rapid City, which supplied the time will be at 6:00 p.m. School and installed the tank. The new unit was erected on top of a three board members will again receive The oath of office was taken by, from left, Mark Radway and Jake Fitzgerald. $50 plus mileage for each official foot thick concrete pad that is rein - meeting. the assistant cook. Children’s Internet Protection Act forced with “a massive amount, a First National Bank in Philip is The board approved the publica - policy. For a school to receive fund - semi load” of one inch thick rebar, the official depository for school tion of the list of employee contract ing for Internet access, the school said Jerry Kroetch, president of district funds and accounts. The Pi - salaries, according to South Dakota must have an Internet safety pol - Scotchman Industries. oneer Review is the official newspa - Codified Law. Contracts have been icy. Measures must block or filter Nitrogen, which is collected by per for publications of official officially approved for Morehart as Internet access to pictures that are industrial air liquidification, is school board meetings, advertise - the head high school football coach, obscene, child pornography or stored under pressure at 273 de - ments and other information. Rod - and Travis DeJong as the junior harmful to minors. grees below zero. One semi-truck ney Freeman, Huron, is again the high football coach. Since no quali - The annual budget hearings load of liquid nitrogen is approxi - school district’s attorney. fied replacement could be found, began with this meeting, and must mately 4,000 gallons, which will School breakfasts, new this year, Kim Bouman has agreed to con - be finalized before October. The not fill the new tank. will be $1.40 for students and $1.80 tinue on as head volleyball coach. 2012-2013 proposed budget total is The old tank was sold to A&B for adults. Student reduced break - The geothermal well that sup - $3,102,282. The 2012-2013 pro - Welding Supply and will be used by fast costs will be 30 cents. Lunch plies heating for the Philip school posed means of finance is the same a potato chip manufacturer in prices for students in seventh buildings requires treatment with as the expenditures. Within the Clark. The new tank is being through 12th grades will remain barium chloride. The board ac - next month, there are five lane leased from A&B Welding Supply $2.00. Adults prices are still $2.75. cepted this year’s bid for the com - change requests expected from by Scotchman. A blue-caged ma - For students in kindergarten pound from Black Hills Chemical, teachers. chine, called a trifecta, helps main - through sixth grade, the cost of at $21,736 for 220 50 pound bags. A In his superintendent’s report, tain a consistant flow pressure for Scotchman’s use of the nitrogen. The old 1,500 gallon nitrogen tank owned by Scotchman Industries, Inc., was re - lunches has been raised from $1.75 bid for propane at $1.39 per gallon Morehart said that the parking lot placed with a 6,000 gallon, 22,000 pound tank. Shown is the old tank at left be - to $1.90. All student reduced lunch from Cenex Midwest Cooperative blacktop and striping project Vanneman said that there are only maybe a half a dozen of these tri - fore its removal, and the new tank at center. The nitrogen pressure stabilizing tri - prices are still 40 cents. Extra milk was also accepted. The cost of milk should be completed in the next fecta machine is on the ground between the tanks. Photo by Del Bartels is still 25 cents. Morehart said that to students will remain the same few days. Deep Creek School fecta machines currently being the price increases are required by this year, with the accepted bid should also be ready in a few weeks used in the state of South Dakota. program regulators to make sure from Land O’ Lakes for white milk to reopen for the 2012-2013 school the free and reduced program is at 22.56 cents per half pint and for year. Summer school will finish up not subsidizing the regular food chocolate milk at 24.51 cents per next Thursday. The air condition - Hot Summer Nights program. half pint. ing units will be installed and Activity admission prices for stu - Discussion will continue, with ready for use before classes start. dents and seniors citizens 65- public input being solicited, about Mike Baer has begun his duties years-old or older are still $2.00, possibly holding senior graduation as the new secondary principal. with season passes being $20. Ac - on a Saturday rather than a Sun - “I’m excited to be back,” said Baer. tivity admission for adults is $3.00, day. In 2001, graduation was on a “We were thinking about our kids. with season passes being $35.00. Saturday. It has been communi - Philip is a great place to raise Rose Bennett has turned in her cated that some graduation audi - kids.” resignation as head cook, after nine ence members would like to be able The next meeting for the board of years of being with the school dis - to travel back home before late education will be at 7:00 p.m. in trict. Michelle Butler will fill that Sunday evening. room A-1 of the Philip High School, position, and Johanna Baye will be The board approved a 2012-2013 Monday, August 20. Drought – this year is among top 10 worst in 100 years Continued dry and warm condi - tus. Much of the state is rated mod - state has received less than 50 per - tions have continued to worsen con - erate drought to severe drought be - cent of average precipitation over ditions in South Dakota, nearly all cause of dry conditions this year this time. the Corn Belt, as well as much of and last fall. No improvement in Several weather stations in the the nation said Dennis Todey, these conditions is appearing in the southeast part of the state were SDSU Extension state climatolo - near term. driest or top 10 driest during the gist in his July 13 drought sum - “Conditions since the spring month of June based on over 100 mery. have been somewhat dry over most years of records. “The most recent conditions on of the state. Most problems have “A major driver of this drought the United States Drought Monitor worsened recently with a lack of has been temperatures, which have have shown worsening conditions precipitation over the last 30 to 60 been running consistently warm in South Dakota over the last few days,” said Todey. He added that since the spring and winter,” Todey weeks,” said Todey. Based on data, the 30-day total precipitation and said. “Increased temperatures have he said the state is currently rated percent of average precipitation increased plant water use and ex - in at least an abnormally dry sta - from average show that most of the hausted limited soil moisture re - serves. The last 30 days has contin - ued this trend being four to eight Drought meetings July 23 at degrees above average across the Philip’s “Hot Summer Nights” are every Thursday in July in the Haakon County state.” Most of the state has set Young Women’s Kiddie Park. July 19 will include walking tacos. This year’s final regional Extension centers records for overall temperatures evening, July 26, will include a community barbecue cook-off. Shown top left is since March and since the begin - Pete Metz being decorated by Hannah Kiewel. Marcus Martinez sang for the au - ning of the calendar year. Drought meetings will be held lated issues and will try to address dience in the park. Little River Drury seemed to enjoy her snowcone. Jack Taylor Impacts of this drought are felt and Spencer Andreson, both from Rapid City, sang and played guitars. At right, July 23 at each of the regional those as best we can,” stated Bob across the state in many different South Dakota State University Ex - Fanning, plant pathology field spe - Kianna Knutson sang and played guitar. Shown below are Brekken Terkildsen, ways explained Todey. “Fires in the Cord Terkildsen and Jonathon Arnio. Photos by Del Bartels tension centers. cialist at the SDSU Winner Re - west have captured most media at - As far as officials know, the for - gional Center. tention with fires near Sheridan mat will be somewhat informal, For starting times and other in - Lake, around Edgemont and sev - with plans to connect via interac - formation, email robert.fanning@ eral other locations around the tive audio-video conferencing with sdstate.edu, call 842-1267 or 730- Black Hills,” he said. “Several wet SDSU campus, the West River Ag 4072, or visit iGrow: http:// years have helped create large Center and each of the eight re - igrow.org. amounts of fuel available during gional Extension centers to address The regional centers in South the recent dry conditions. Fire dan - questions with the best expertise Dakota are Aberdeen – 13 2nd Av - gers remain very high.” available through SDSU Exten - enue SE, Lemmon – 408 8th Street He explained that hay, pasture sion. W., Mitchell – 821 North Capital and rangeland have been reported “We fully expect agricultural pro - Street, Pierre – 412 West Missouri, as producing much lower amounts ducers will have questions about Rapid City – 1530 Samco Road, generally this year. “Reports have salvaging drought-stressed corn for Sioux Falls – 2001 E. 8th Street, been spotty as to quality. But over - livestock feed as hay or silage, ni - Watertown – 1910 West Kemp Av - all amounts seem to have been re- trate poisoning, testing water for enue, and Winner – 325 S. Monroe salt levels, and other drought re - Street. Continued on page 2

Market Report Community Winter Wheat, 12 Pro ...... $7.99 T-ball, FCCLA Winter Wheat, Any Pro ...... $7.19 4-H ice Events Spring Wheat, 14 Pro ...... $8.83 C-ball cream 2 nationals Milo...... $6.93 end 8 8 11 Corn ...... $6.88 Millet ...... $15.75 Sunflowers ...... $24.00 Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 2 Preparing Deep Creek School for reopening Simulation in Motion

Haakon School District maintenance personnel have been busy this summer preparing the Deep Creek School for reopening this fall. The school has seen some minor remodeling, grounds maintenance and a fresh paint job inside and out. The playground equipment was refurbished, a shower and water heater have been in - stalled and a kitchenette will soon be installed. A deck was removed and will be replaced with steps. The floors will also be refinished this summer. From left are Casey Seager, summer employee Reed Johnson, and head maintenance Mike Gebes. Not pictured is summer employee Seth Haigh. The school was last used in 2005.

The Simulation in Motion truck helped local medical personal train in life-like Drought status; most S.D. severe, worsening emergency situations, using computerized, state-of-the-art medical dummies. The SIMS mobile emergency room also stopped for training with the Philip Am - The NOAA Climate Prediction The United States Drought Mon - soared over 100 across the south. bulance Service. Above, from left, are Philip Health Services, Inc., personnel Chris - Continued on page 2 Center’s eight to 14-day outlooks itor now indicates abnormally dry “A report of 112 degrees in tine Nadala, Kim Kanable, Christy Harry and Kalcy Triebwasser. Below are Car - duced. The most recent crop report continue the recent trend of likely to severe drought spanning across Hoover in June was the highest men Fees, Krista O’Dea, Tina Kochersberger, Linda Smith and J’Nai Hauk. had pasture and range conditions warmer and drier conditions. The South Dakota. The entire state is temperature statewide since July Courtesy photos at 33 percent poor or very poor with current maps show a strong likeli - depicted in D0 to D3 status on the 2007,” said Edwards. alfalfa reported at 56 percent poor hood for warmer than average con - map, which can be viewed at Most climate locations have to very poor," he said. ditions to continue throughout the http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu. measured around 50 percent of av - Corn is already or very close to balance of July. Similarly precipi - “On a Corn Belt basis, this is the erage rainfall over the last two tasseling. Todey said widespread tation is more likely to be below av - most widespread drought since months. reports of corn being stressed have erage through the month. The com - 1988,” said Dennis Todey, South Hay production is suffering, re - shown up over the last two to three bination leads to continued and Dakota state climatologist. ported to be as low as one-third to weeks. “With the warm tempera - likely some worsening of drought Precipitation over the last week one-half of average in some drier tures and limited moisture, much conditions not only in South was less than an inch across all of areas. Row crops, particularly in of the corn crop is experiencing Dakota, but across much of the the state, with the exception of the the southeast, are continuing to some stress. Total losses will not middle part of the country. northwest and some other localized show signs of water stress. In corn become apparent for some time,” South Dakota State University areas. “The recent seven to 10 days growing areas, tasseling is occur - Todey said. Extension will provide weekly of heat and limited rainfall have ring. This period is a critical time He added that water shut-off or - drought briefings throughout the accelerated drought conditions for rainfall, which is necessary to ders for non-domestic water use 2012 growing season. To keep up to statewide,” said Laura Edwards, maintain effective pollination and have gone out on Battle Creek near date on how the drought is impact - Extension climate field specialist. plant health. Hermosa. Other streams are being ing South Dakota's agriculture in - Above average temperatures in - In the western watersheds, watched closely. dustry, visit iGrow.org. crease water demand by crops and water restrictions are being imple - vegetation, in an already water- mented to conserve water for do - limited environment. mestic users. Low levels in stock law enforcement ––––––––––––––––––––––– Seventy-seven percent of South ponds have led to concerns of water 5-15-12: Insufficient Fund Check, 1st degree, over $500: Dakota is now considered to be in quality for cattle. Kalcy Triebwasser, Philip; no plea entered; dismissed - motion by moderate to severe drought, ac - court. 5-30-12: Theft by Insufficient Funds Check: Triebwasser; cording to the U.S. Drought Moni - no plea entered; dismissed - motion by prosecutor. tor. "This reflects a 30 percent in - 1-15-12: Driving Under Influence, 1st offense: Lacy R. crease in the area experiencing a Sell your art to Walker, Pierre; fined $484. Plea - guilty by POA. Open Alcoholic significant level of drought im - Bev. Container Accessible in Vehicle: Walker; no plea entered; pacts,” said Edwards. Almost 20 South Dakota dismissed - motion by prosecutor. Conditions: 1) Obey all laws for percent of the state is in severe one year; 2) 24/7 program; 3) Pay all fines and court appointed drought. This is the most state cov - South Dakota artists have until attorney fees within six months. erage at this level of drought since August 1 to submit purchase pro - 5-22-12: Careless Driving: Reed Johnson, Philip; fined $110. July 2007. posals for the South Dakota Arts 5-30-12: Illegal Dumping: Glen Hovland, Milesville; fined “Nearly all stations in the state Council's Art for State Buildings $110. have set records for average tem - program. Ice cream – 4-H style 5-25-12: Seat Belt Violation: Daniel L. VanLaar, Sioux Falls; peratures since March 1 and since Work purchased this year will be fined $25. the beginning of the calendar year installed in public access areas of 6-4-12: Failure to Stop: Thor K. Roseth, Philip; fined $110. adding to the drying out of loca - the Capitol and/or other state tions,” said Todey. In combination buildings in the Capitol Complex. with the extended period of above Works offered for purchase should average temperatures during the be submitted to the SDAC. South growing season, precipitation has Dakota artists whose body of work Ravellette Publications, Inc. been well below average for the last has contributed to the state’s cul - 60 days. Some climate observing lo - tural heritage and development are cations in the southern counties encouraged to apply. Letters Policy have experienced dry periods that Information about the selection Ravellette Publications is happy to receive letters concerning comments on any news rank in the top 10 driest combined of artwork and a complete request story or personal feeling on any subject. We do reserve the right to edit any offensive ma - May and June on record. The State terial and also to edit to fill the allotted space. We also reserve the right to reject any or all for proposals can be viewed at letters. Climate Office's observation net - www.artscouncil.sd.gov/news/art - Our deadline for insertion in the Thursday issue is the preceding Monday at 5:00 p.m. work has confirmed the dry and hot forbldgcalll.aspx, by calling 773- Letters intended for more than one Ravellette Publications newspaper should be mailed climate of late, as temperatures 3301 or emailing [email protected]. or hand delivered to each individual newspaper office. All letters must bear the original signature, address and telephone number of the author. POLITICAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: No political letters are to run the two weeks prior to an election. The “Letters” column is intended to offer readers the opportunity to express their opin - Hot flashes ... by Del Bartels ions. It is not meant to replace advertising as a means of reaching people. This publication’s goal is to protect the first amendment guarantee of free speech. Your Hot! Dry! Miserable! That is what the weather has been. We could comments are welcomed and encouraged. use a break. Dry days are needed for harvesting wheat, but the market The Pioneer Review • P.O. Box 788 • Philip, SD 57567-0788 doesn’t call much for cooked wheat. Livestock are drinking up what re - (605) 859-2516 • FAX: (605) 859-2410 mains of stock dams and creeks. Windbreaks are not as important as shade. Fix the tractor’s power take-off or fix its air conditioning? Any Milesville Rangers 4-H Cub held a dairy promotion, June 23 at the Milesville Hall. The evening was attended by members of the community. Club members had hotter and a fire won’t be needed for branding irons. It’s getting to the games for the children, while the adults played pitch. Members furnished home - point that if you don’t cry about it, you might as well laugh about it. made ice cream and pie. The South Dakota Dairy Council asks organizations to Yeah, laugh like you’re in an asylum. promote dairy products during June. This is one of their community services Science fiction fantasies are becoming common daydreams for me. throughout the year. The Milesville Rangers have been participating in this pro - Wouldn’t it be neat to have the ray gun invented by Mr. Freeze in the motion for the past 20 years. Courtesy photo Batman comics? You could hold an ice skating party on what is left of your stock dam. Your barn could be an ice block factory. A 100-foot tall wall of ice could line the western border of the county so the breeze would cool everything down ... for maybe a day or two. Then the ray College briefs gun’s power would give out, and I would no longer be the “cool” guy I thought I was; my weapon would be useless. If I was Frosty the Snow - More than 200 students gradu - 3.50-3.99 include Molly Coyle, ated from South Dakota School of daughter of Mark and Denise man, I would be comfortable – for about 15 minutes, then become a wet Mines and Technology during its Coyle, Philip. South spot under some cow. I wish I was Iceman from the X-men comics! All May 5 commencement at the Rush - Those who have earned a GPA of ioneer eview Dakota the hot ladies would hug me ... so they could cool down. My hair would P r Newspaper more Plaza Civic Center. Approxi - 4.0 include Jordan Smith, son of be a mess from all the cowlicks as livestock thought I was a popsicle. Association mately 180 students earned bache - Ray and Donna Smith, Philip, and Philip, SD U.S.P.S. 433-780 The time machine in the book by H. G. Wells could transport me to lor of science degrees. Other stu - Lincoln Smith, son of Keith and Subscription Rates : For Haakon, Jackson, Pioneer Review office is located at 221 E. Oak next winter, but the shock of going from 115 degrees to -20 degrees dents earned master of science, as - Deb Smith, Quinn. and Jones counties, Creighton, Wall, Quinn, Street in Philip, South Dakota. would probably kill me. I could leave this heat for a secret mission, like sociate and doctorate degrees. * * * * * Marcus, Howes, Plainview, and Hayes ad - Phone: (605) 859-2516; James Bond, but with my luck it would be in Cairo, Egypt, or Death Among area students graduating A total of 324 students at dresses: $36.00 per year (+ Tax); Elsewhere: FAX: (605) 859-2410; were: Mitchell Technical Institute have $42.00 per year. e-mail: [email protected] Valley, Calif., or as a sleeper agent in Philip, S.D. Which would be South Dakota residents are required to pay Copyrighted 1981: Ravellette Publications, worse: riding a camel across the Sahara with no water, or riding a 1996 Tyler W. Olivier, son of Bryan been placed on the fall semester sales tax. Inc. All rights reserved. Nothing may be Chevy pickup across western South Dakota with no air conditioner? and Sharon Olivier, Philip – bach - 2012 president's list. Full time stu - Periodicals postage paid at Philip, SD. reprinted, photocopied, or in any way repro - I’ll take the camel. elor of science, CENG computer en - dents with a GPA of 3.5 or higher Postmaster, send change of address notice duced from this publication, in whole or in part, The worst curse upon someone is now, “May your air conditioner gineering. received this honor. to: Pioneer Review, PO Box 788, Philip, SD without the written consent of the publisher. Sierra R. Slovek, daughter of Included on the spring 2012 57567; or FAX to: 605/859-2410. break down!” The newly blacktopped school parking lot is melting tires. Paul Slovek and Tena Slovek, president’s list are: Website Subscription Rate: $36. DEADLINES: Display & Classified Vehicles painted black must now carry environment hazard warnings. E-mail address: Philip – bachelor of science, CEE Devon Ehlers, son of Don and Advertising: Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. (MT) Sunbathers, fanatics as they are, are being safety-oriented by using [email protected] Legals: Fridays at 5:00 p.m. (MT) civil engineering. Bonnie Ehlers, Philip – electrical website: www.pioneer-review.com egg timers. Sheared sheep are standing in line for sun block. SFP-15 Stacy Weller, daughter of Don utilities and substation technology. Publisher: Don Ravellette won’t cut it; try opaque. Watch where you step; the breakfast special Gen. Mgr. of Operations/ adn Dody Weller, Philip – bachelor Adam Martin, son of Donnie and Established in 1906. is cooking in a black frying pan set in the sun on the sidewalk. Minute of science, magna cum laude, inter - Carmen Fees, Philip – satellite The Pioneer Review, the official newspaper of Ad Design: Kelly Penticoff Haakon County, the towns of Philip and Mid - Editor/News Reporter: Del Bartels steaks take only 35 seconds. Communications have slowed; cell phone disciplinary sciences – pre-profes - communications. land, and Haakon School District 27-1 is pub - Reporter/Ad Design: Nancy Haigh towers and land line wires are drooping in the heat. Three television sional health sciences. Jordan Hauk, son of Duane and lished weekly by Ravellette Publications, Inc. Ad Sales: Beau Ravellette weather forecasters have quit; that or get tarred and feathered. Instead * * * * * J’Nai Hauk, Quinn – electrical con - of mowing lawns, young businessmen are making blocked mud pies, Northern State University, Ab - struction and maintenance. setting them in the sun, and are threatening the brick market. The erdeen, has released its dean’s list * * * * * most booked vacation get-away is Antarctica. for the spring 2012 semester. Saint Mary’s University, E-MAIL ADDRESSES: To be eligible, full time students Winona, Minn., has released its The heat is oppressive. We can’t wait for winter, but we can’t speed ADS: [email protected] must earn at least a 3.5 grade point dean’s list for the 2011-2012 second it along. Then, in January during a blizzard, we’ll be thinking of the average for the semester. semester. Making that list is Zane NEWS: [email protected] “good ol’ days of summer.” No, I don’t really think so. SUBSCRIPTIONS: [email protected] Those who have earned a GPA of Pekron, son of Steven and Nina Pekron, Milesville.

Thursday: Partly cloudy. High of Friday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of a thunderstorm Saturday: Partly cloudy. High of Sunday: Partly cloudy. High of 99F. Winds 108F. Winds from the SE at 10 to and rain in the morning, then partly cloudy. High of 102F. Winds from the SSE at from the NNE at 5 to 10 mph. Complete 106F. Winds from the SSW at 5 to 15 mph shifting Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy with a 15 mph. 5 to 10 mph. local to the West in the afternoon. Chance of rain 30%. chance of a thunderstorm. Low of 70F. forecast: Thursday Night: Partly cloudy in Friday Night: Partly cloudy with a chance of a thunder- Saturday Night: Partly cloudy. Winds from the North at 5 to 20 mph. the evening, then clear. Low of 72F. pioneer- storm. Low of 68F. Winds from the NNE at 5 to 10 mph Low of 68F. Winds from the WSW at 5 to Chance of rain 60% with rainfall amounts review.com Breezy. Winds from the SSE at 15 to 20 mph. shifting to the East after midnight. Chance of rain 20%. 15 mph. near 0.2 in. possible. Rural Living Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 3 Harvesting the golden fields of wheat in Haakon County

The final rounds of wheat harvest are being completed in Haakon County. This spring wheat field just south of Harlan Moos’ residence was being combined last Wednesday. Photo by Nancy Haigh

by Bob Fanning Field Specialist, Winner First case of West Nile Virus case Extension News Regional Extension Center Drought Resources sources which will be helpful. Reg - is progressing, but not complete. If reported in South Dakota One of the challenges that every ular news releases have and will the person you need to consult isn’t farmer and rancher (and Exten - continue to appear in South at the center you visit, or isn’t in, A Beadle County blood donor is •Get rid of standing water that Seven mosquito pools have also sion worker) dreads seems to be Dakota newspapers, targeting spe - someone who can help is only a South Dakota’s first human West gives mosquitoes a place to breed. tested positive for WNV so far this setting in on much of South cific topics. phone call away. The eight Re - Nile Virus detection of the season, •Support local mosquito control season in South Dakota, two in Dakota, as well as much of the For detailed information on spe - gional Extension Centers and the the state health department re - efforts. Brookings County and five in country – drought. About every cific topics, SDSU Extension relies telephone numbers to reach them ported, Friday, July 13. The indi - Personal precautions are espe - Brown County. All of the positive day recently, calls come in to the heavily on publications and fact - are: Aberdeen Regional Center - vidual was in the 20-29 age group. cially important for those at high pools were culex tarsalis, the pri - Winner Regional Extension Cen - sheets, virtually all of which are 626-2870; Lemmon Regional Cen - “This individual was not ill but risk for WNV – people over 50, mary carrier of the virus in South ter, and I’m sure others, regarding published online, as well as avail - ter - 374-4177; Mitchell Regional was detected through the routine pregnant women, transplant pa - Dakota. questions about salvaging corn able in print form. To obtain Center - 995-7378; Pierre Regional screening of blood donations that tients, individuals with diabetes or View WNV prevention informa - fields for livestock feed and other printed copies, visit your closest Center - 773-8120, Rapid City Re - takes place to make sure the blood high blood pressure, and those with tion at http://westnile.sd.gov and at drought-related issues. Fortu - Regional Extension Center, or gional Center - 394-1722; Sioux supply is safe,” said Dr. Lon a history of alcohol abuse. People the SDSU Cooperative Extension nately, most producers seem to be they may be available at most Falls Regional Center - 782-3290; Kightlinger, state epidemiologist with a severe or unusual headache Service website http://www.sdstate aware of potential nitrate poison - County Extension Offices. If you Watertown Regional Center - 882- for the department. “It’s a clear in - should see their physician. .edu/sdces/issues/wnv.cfm. ing, but need clarification on a have Internet access, you can also 5140; Winner Regional Center - dication that mosquito-to-human number of details. obtain them via http://igrow.org/, 842-1267. WNV transmission is taking place When drought strikes, there is a and/or by visiting the “SDSU Ex - Although the bulk of what and people need to protect them - long list of potential concerns that tension Resources” website: www. SDSU Extension provides is infor - selves.” producers have questions about, sdstate.edu/sdces/store/index.cfm. mation, we also offer some serv - To prevent mosquito bites and and may not have dealt with for a Type one or more keywords in the ices, such as testing livestock reduce the risk of WNV, the de - Philip Masonic while. SDSU Extension has geared “Search Publications” box to nar - water for Total Dissolved Solids partment recommends the follow - up for drought response several row your search, and try a variety (TDS), and Quick Nitrate Tests for ing personal precautions: times in the past, and is actively of keywords if you’re not finding Forages. Each Regional Extension •Use mosquito repellents working on updating existing re - what you want. Center and some County Exten - (DEET, picaridin, oil of lemon eu - sources and making them avail - Sometimes it is more helpful to sion Offices have meters and test calyptus, or IR3535) and limit ex - able. talk to a live person in getting help kits to perform these services. posure by covering up. One avenue of making resources and the answer to your questions. Calendar •Limit time outdoors from dusk available is the new teaching plat - The re-organization of SDSU Ex - 8/16: Winter Wheat Meeting, to midnight when culex mosquitoes form for SDSU Extension, iGrow, tension has now located the ex - 6:30 pm CT, Auditorium, Draper are most active. which can be found at: http:// pertise of SDSU in eight regional igrow.org/. Beginning on July 16, a centers. One of these centers may • Goat Tying •Breakaway new “community” will be created be located in your community, and • Barrel Racing Roping under the Livestock and Agron - if so, give them a visit. The hiring • Flag Racing •Pole Bending omy tabs, labeled “Drought”. You process to staff the centers with • Mutton Bustin’ / •Team Roping can look there for a number of re - experts in a variety of specialties Calf & Pony Riding Entries: $5/event Saturday, August 4th Centennial and 125 year Philip Arena farm and ranch awards Contact: Doug Thorson • 859-3538 Farm families that have enjoyed tary of Agriculture Walt Bones. 100 or 125 years of life on the farm “These farm and ranch families or ranch have the opportunity to be represent the steadfast dedication honored during the South Dakota that South Dakota has to agricul - State Fair on Thursday, August 30. ture. Agriculture is here to stay.” Century Farms have been recog - Application forms can be ob - nized at the State Fair since 1984 tained online for both the Century by the South Dakota Department Farm and the Quasquicentennial of Agriculture and the South Farm recognition at www.sdfbf.org, Dakota Farm Bureau. http://sdda.sd.gov/Secretary/Cen - Farms and ranches that had tury-Farms or by calling 605-353- been family-owned for 125 years or 8052. All forms must be completed more were recognized in a quasqui - and notarized before being re - centennial event last year. That turned by August 13 to the South tradition will continue this year. Dakota Farm Bureau, P.O. Box Recognition of the quasquicenten - 1426, Huron, SD, 57350. nial farms will immediately follow The South Dakota State Fair will the Century Farms program. run August 30 through September “Farm and ranch families are the 3 at the state fairgrounds in backbone of South Dakota agricul - Huron. For more information, log ture,” said SDFB President Scott onto www.sdstatefair.com. Vander Wal. “Families that have survived 125 years of drought, floods, winter storms, insects and difficult economic times should be recognized for their great achieve - ments.” A farm or ranch is eligible for Century Farm recognition if at least 80 acres of original land has Lower been continuously owned by the uaranteed same family for 100 years or G longer. A Quasquicentennial Farm ize Money Brule must meet the same acreage re - Pr quirements and be owned by the t … $1,800 same family for 125 years or 1s longer. … $1,000 Ranch Rodeo “It takes many generations of 2nd commitment to keep a farm or 3rd … $750 Medical costs are going up every year. ranch in the family for 100 or 125 Sunday, August 12th Are you prepared, not with just adequate years,” said South Dakota Secre - 4th … $500 health insurance coverage … but a

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Elderly Meals Susan and Vivian played, then a in a park pool and had a paddle older sisters were kids. And they years old, so about the year 1932. in our country. “Elsie” weighs Thursday, July 19: Swedish little later Jim left and Irene Ar - boat ride around the Lincoln Me - were still friends when I was a kid. Wednesday there is to be cookies about three and a half pounds. In Meatballs, Au Gratin Potatoes, bach joined us. morial and other places. It hap - So in my baby book, which is over on the patio. This is not the patio the wild, these birds eat most any Key West Veggies, Roll, Chocolate Sandy, Shawn and some resi - pened to be very hot back there at at Wayne and Gwynn’s, we found a in the courtyard, but is really the small animal like mice, gophers, Peanut Butter Pie. dents made a trip to a grocery the time. Melissa emailed me since photo of my sister, Cecil, and Betty seating area by the front driveway. and snakes. She is 23 years old. Friday, July 20: Dijon Salmon, store. they went back to Gillette. She said Jean’s mother, Margie Rausch, and Sometimes we have a tea out there. She had been stolen from her nest Wild Rice Pilaf, Garden Veggies, My son, David K. Hansen, Ft. that their garden is really good me. We are on a big wood pile. It Tuesday, July 10, at Somerset by a human who wanted her for a Roll, Apple Oatmeal Bar. Pierre, does trenching for people with plenty of vegetables to freeze. was taken in 1926 or 1928. Court, we had morning exercises. pet. She had lived at Reptile Gar - Monday, July 23: Honey Fried and recently he dug a long trench That is pleasant news. The Sunday Rapid City Journal We were talking about limericks dens up until two years ago. She Chicken, Scalloped Potatoes, Peas, straight east and west. The charm - At Somerset Court there has had a big article about good books and Vi Walker recalled an old one: can fly outdoors on a light leash. Biscuit, Apricot Halves. ing thing about that was that once been card playing, both before and to read. A few books mentioned There was an old man from Rorem. Another bird we saw was a tiny Tuesday, July 24: Turkey Club, in the morning and once in the af - after lunch. And Mass was said were “Lot’s Return to Sodom,” by He bought a pair of pants and wore western screech owl. He was beau - French Fries, Peach Polka Dot Gel - ternoon, the sun’s rays shone way both at 9:00 a.m.and at 4:00 p.m. Sandra Brannan, “Guy Noir and ‘em. He stooped and he laughed tifully camouflaged. He blended in atin. to the bottom of the trench. I do I have been enjoying a new 2010 the Straight Skinny,” by Garrison and he felt quite a draft. And he closely with a slab of pine bark. Wednesday, July 25: Mari - thank him for that bit of joy. book “South Dakota Curiosities,” Keillor, “The Book Thief,” by Mar - knew right where he had tore ‘em. Owls have 14 vertebrae in their nated Chicken, Duchess Potatoes, Pat Staley looked like she was by Bernie Hunhoff, who is editor of cus Ausak. There are book clubs in Another limerick comes to mind, necks so they can turn about 270 Malibu Veggies, Roll, Peanut But - writing poetry, so I asked her if she the South Dakota Magazine. His Rapid City. For their August book, one that my kids, Delores and degrees, and also move way up and ter Cookie. ever wrote poetry and she said that article about the quartzite border the Rapid City Public Library’s Carol, made up long ago by the over the top. However, their eyes *** she did and that her favorite kind between South Dakota and North book club will read “Cutting for kitchen sink, while they did dishes. do not pivot, so they have to turn Thursday, July 5, we had bingo is the limerick. She used to use Dakota brings out some of the Stone,” by Abraham Verghese. There once were two guys from their heads. Owls have big ear with Sandy calling numbers. Susan that style to teach. I think she said highlights of how the stone mark - Other books suggested for good LeMars. They smoked Wm. Penn holes, which are concealed by read the our cards and delivered that she taught third graders. She ers were placed. reads are the Bible, “The Works of Cigars. Their mouths didn’t fit ‘em, feathers. He weighs about five prizes. Mildred Young’s helper, would give them unfinished limer - A surveyor, Charles Bates, was William Shakespeare,” and “The so they chewed ‘em and spit ‘em, ounces. “Boo” eats any kind of bug. Kay, helped collect cards. Thank icks and they could finish rhyming the designer. There were 720 of Peace Keeper,” by Sarah Addison and died of nicotine tars. “Boo” has been with them for seven you. Bingo winners were Vivian, them. What a clever idea! The lim - these pink and purple quartzite Allen. July 10 at Somerset Court, we years. We also saw a peregrine fal - Violet, Irene Cox, and Dwight, who erick is typically written in anapes - posts placed every half mile east to I have been reading “Miracles had bean bag toss out in the court - con. American kestrel, a beauti - had two bingos on one card. But tic tetrameter. Two short syllables west across South Dakota. It was Happen,” by Mary Kay Ash. It is yard. It was just warm and pleas - fully patterned bird. He loves only one would count. Charlie won and a long. O young Lochinvar has hard work setting the posts. Many the story of her life, in which she ant. Sandy and Susan were in grasshoppers. He will separate the the postage stamp game and Agnes come out of the west. Dr. Seuss have been taken away, some cov - achieves success based on her prin - charge. We had ice water and big head and eat the brain first, be - won twice. Betty Downen won the uses this form in his book, “The ered by dust storms or moved on ciples of God first, family second, umbrellas. Fred was there to cheer cause it contains the most concen - blackout game. Sneeches.” “Now the Star-Bellied account of road construction. But it and career third. She mentions a us on. Those who played were trated nutrition. None of these For snack and chat, Jacob from Sneeches had bellies with stars, is still possible to see some of the helpful rule: Write yourself a list of Sandy, Susan, Jamie, Jeremy, Jim, birds can be released into the wild, our kitchen staff made and deco - The Plain-Bellied Sneeches, had stones in place. The one in the six things to accomplish tomorrow. Marcella, Eileen, Irene McKnight, because they have various inabili - rated white cupcakes with red, none upon Thars.” You can feel the photo with Bernie Hunhoff in his Prioritize. Floy, Marilyn B. and Vivian. Mari - ties to make it on their own. All white and blue frosting and tiny natural rhythm. One of the most book is the one on the very west Monday, July 9, at Somerset lyn won one game, Vivian the three are very valuable species that U.S. flags. Thanks, Jacob. common limericks I can think of is: end of the line. It is at the corner of Court after morning exercises, we other. All players received gener - eat mice and other pests. Thank Irene A., Irene C., Ina Oerlline There was an old man from Nan - South Dakota, North Dakota and had crafts with Shawn and Sandy. ous Somerset Court bucks. you to Somerset Court and the and Vivian played a little whist. tucket, who kept all his cash in a Montana near Ludlow. For more We made blue paper plate butter - Sandy called numbers and Susan Rapid City Raptor Society. The Philip Pioneer Review for bucket. His daughter, named Nan, information, there is the book “The flies with colorful foam plastic dots helped with snacks and prizes for Thursday at Somerset Court, the July 5 arrived July 5 and it had a ran away with a man, and as for Quartzite Border,” by Dr. Gordon and shapes to decorate them. Resi - Tuesday afternoon bingo. Thank Wii bowling scores were as follows: timely article about rabies. In 2012 the bucket, Nantucket. Iseminger, now in print. dents who attended were Fred you. Winners were Fred, twice, Irene McKnight, 145, Fred Smith, in Haakon County, there have been This little gal from Dakota, said, Happy birthday to my grandson, Smith, Mildred Young, her helper Connie, Mary K., twice, Helen A., 193, Anne Brink, 107, Jim Holmes, two cows and a skunk tested as “I don’t care where I go-ta! Up or Todd Allen, July 8 and to my Kay, Eileen, Marcella, Floy, Agnes, Inez, Irene Cox and Vivian. For 107, Regina Alverson, 176, Eileen rabid. Report any suspected ani - down, round and round, I don’t granddaughter, Casey Allen, July Addie, Inez, and Vivian. We took snack and chat we had delicious Tenold, 143, Irene Cox, 122, and mals at once. If necessary, shoot care one iota. 10. photos. deviled eggs. Addie Rorvig, 139. The games were the animal dead, but not in the We could have a limerick contest Sunday, July 8, the usual resi - We have a new Somerset Court We had rummi-cube with Irene played on third floor on the new big head. Rabies is spread by the bite here at Somerset Court and we dents mostly went to church and a resident on first floor, Delores Ma - Cox, Floy, Agnes and Vivian. Then screen TV. or scratch from a rabid animal, or could print all the best limericks on few played cards or rummi-cube. tusiak. We hope you like it here. Addie sat in and Susan and Vivian Thursday afternoon bingo win - saliva from one. There are treat - the daily page by the fireplace. Gwynn Hansen took me shop - Last week, Somerset Court resi - played a couple games of quiddler. ners were Irene McK., twice, An - ments. If you have pets, it is wise Saturday, July 7, it was not so ping at some stores where I had not dent, Ray Kraemer, took a trip We have gotten used to this game netta, Violet, Mildred K., Betty to have them vaccinated for rabies. hot and Inez and I walked around been before. Then we went over to back to Orient for his high school and it is not so strange. You have a Downen, and Charlie. Thank you Another item in the July 5 Pio - the outside of the Somerset Court their place for supper. Wayne had class reunion. He had a great time. deck of letters and blends such as Sandy for calling numbers. For neer Review was about the Strop - building. Fred Smith was out rid - caught some of those little perch His son from Missouri took him. cr, pl, qu, or nk. You then make snack and chat, we were served pel Inn and Spa in Midland that is ing around the building too. Inez which are my favorites. He fried There were 125 at the banquet. words. Letters have number val - punch and assorted crackers and under new management. It is picked up a few Canada thistle, them up really nice and brown and Ray met up with a lady he had ues. Players may play coopera - cheese slices. planned to update and improve the they were little and damp, so they made corn bread. We had avocados walked to school with. She is 92. tively. Today, I received a dear letter facility, continuing the basic hot only hurt her a little. and pork and beans and Rainier Ray’s sister in Texas is 90 and she Recently, Elsie Kephart, Somer - from my son, Leslie, in Bend, Ore. water baths which have given so My granddaughter, Gwen Mor - cherries. Thank you for the fun day did not come to the reunion. One set Court resident, was named a The New Palmer Vidette arrived much comfort over the years. Mid - gan, Woodbridge, Va., sent a great out and for supper, Wayne and lady at the banquet was 101 years Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary from N. Stonington, Conn. It an - land is blessed with a soft mineral photo of her four kids, Melissa, Gwynn. Gwynn made copies of old. Foundation. Elsie goes every week nounced the annual meeting and water well. The water comes out at Sarah, Kelsie and Tyler. It was some old photos for Betty Jean at There was a table of whist and a day to the mall and helps people potluck Sunday, August 12, 2012, 119˚. special because Melissa and family the Pioneer Review office in Philip. table of rummi-cube going on at the learn to read. She will read to peo - at Pauchunganuc Farm and invites Friday at Somerset Court after were visiting there from Gillette, They were photos of the Rausch same time as the Monday movie. ple or help them improve their descendants of Walter Palmer and morning exercises, we played a lit - Wyo. They did some fun things family, our neighbors from way Thank you to my granddaughter, reading skills. Thank you, Elsie. their friends to a meeting on land tle whist. Jim Holmes, Irene Cox, while they were there, such as play back when my brother and two Ginger (Denke) Bennett, Riverton, We are proud of you. deeded to Walter’s son, Gershom, Wyo. She sent a pretty baby July 11, at Somerset Court, we in the early 18th century. The farm shower thank you card. I still do had cookies on the patio. house will be open for visitors. not have her street address, so will A good bunch turned out to enjoy (Walter Palmer is my great-grand - send a card to her parents, Mr. and the calm, warm morning in the dad about 11 generations back.) I Mrs. Don Denke, Pavilion, Wyo. shade. Shawn, Sandy and Susan have mentioned Palmer relative, July 20-21-22-23: My niece, Wanda Meyer Artz, served Hawaiian punch and two Anna North Coit, (now 104 years We think 50 years of marriage Humboldt, sent several old photos. kinds of cookies and truffles. Sandy old) who had helped write up the Magic Mike (R) I feel sure they were taken by her made the beautiful truffles. Thank New Palmer Vidette. Descendants is an event to celebrate! mother, Cecil Palmer Meyer. Most you for the nice party. Enjoying the of Walter Palmer are invited and We will be celebrating this milestone in our lives Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. are one and a half inches by two party who I saw were Inez, Jean - requested to write about them - nie, Marilyn B., Irene McKnight, selves for the next edition of the on Saturday, July 28, 2012, Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. and a fourth inches. Some of them had been removed from a black Jim, Floy, Fred, Anne, Blanche, New Palmer Vidette. at the Legion Hall in Philip Gem Theatre page album. One is dated 1923, Myrna, Phyllis C., Warren, Joyce, In the July 12, 2012, Philip Pio - and we extend an invitation 859-2000 • Philip Rise Studio, Rapid City. I could Lucille, Charlie and Nellie C. neer Review, Del Bartels said, to all who would like to join us! only positively identify one of these There were probably others. “Does anyone actually keep a diary There will be a potluck at 5:00 p.m., photos, the one of three girls on a July 11, at Somerset Court, Mag - anymore?” I have kept a journal July 27-28-29-30: gie Engler, from the Black Hills since 1980 when we went on our lots of reminiscing, and a dance at 9:00 p.m. white mule. They were Grace The Amazing Spider-Man (PG13) Jazek, Frances Rausch and Vivian Raptor Society, brought three round the world trip. Dozens of LeRoy & Twila Dean Jim & Vonnie O’Dea August 3-4-5-6: Palmer on Ginny, Rausch’s white birds. One was a red-tailed hawk, them. Leo & Judy Gittings Bill & Karyl Sandal No gis, Ice Age 4: Continental Drift (PG) mule. We look like we are 12 or 13 sometimes called a chicken hawk please! Ed & Bonnie Morgan Terry & Barbara Wentz August 10-11-2-13: The Dark Knight Rises (PG13) If you have a news item for the Philip Socials You’re invited to a Bridal Shower column that you would like to submit and can’t for Emilie Baxter get ahold of Vivian, please (fiancée of Tyler Hesby) e-mail it to: Saturday, July 28th ~ 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the [email protected] South Fork Hunting Lodge, Philip or call 859-2516. Come relax, enjoy the fun & congratulate Emilie! We will be more than happy to take your news over the phone!

Cindy Collette ABSOLUTE AUCTION Tues. July 24, 2012 * 5 pm MT Sale held onsite at 301 Philip Ave. in Philip, SD Cindy is moving….time to sell! Her house is really clean, cheery, & well kept! Real Estate: Enclosed Porches Front & Back, old-style Woodwork, Leaded Windows, built-in features----is home is a charmer! • 3 Bedrooms ~ 1 Bath (clawfoot tub) ~ Double Living Rooms ~ Hardwood Floors ~ Dining Room has built-in Hutch & nice Chandelier ~ High Ceilings ~ Main Floor Laundry ~ Sun porch ~ Sunny entry w/bookshelves & cupboards ~ An - tique front door & beautiful wood work • Lot size: 100' X 115'~ CORNER LOT ~ Taxes : $758.50 • NEW Sewer Lines clear to the street ~ NEW Cove Heating ~ NEW Hot Water Heater ~ NEWER Roof & capped Rain Gutters ~ Cement Basement • Large Back Yard, nicely fenced with Trees, Lilacs, Perennials, Peonies, Lilies is house will absolutely sell to the highest bidder on Auction Day! Showings: Tuesdays, July 10 & 17 from 5-6 p.m. 2001 Ranger XLT, 5 spd, extended cab,127K ~~ 8x12 Storage Shed ~~ LG Washer & Dryer set, front loading steam ~~ Chest Freezer ~~ Smooth Top Stove ~~ Refrigerator ~~ Piano ~~ Many more items ~~ Watch for complete Flyer! See www.PiroutekAuction.com & www.ArnesonAuction.com for photos & more info. WEST RIVER REAL ESTATE – Clifford Poss, Broker, 605-859-2483 PIROUTEK AUCTION ARNESON AUCTION

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Brown, had been in Rochester, Betwixt Places News Minn., getting fitted for her special hearing aid and got back just in Obituaries by Marsha Sumpter • 837-2048 • [email protected] time to get in on the second softball game going on it Philip that Greetings from the parched (original), marriage license, two evening. Tony was there to support Walter Van Tassel______Kadoka area. The wind has blown bills with her name and physical the Weta River Rats. and temperatures soared to well address. (Post office boxes are not George, Sandee and Kelsey Git - met Walter. There were several Van Tassel; four children, Steven over 100˚ for the past five days. It accepted and bills have to be in her tings, along with many other fam - trips to Nebraska over the next Van Tassel (Susan) of Midland, made me think of the 1950s when name, not her husband’s.) Anyway, ily members, attended a potluck/ year that culminated in their mar - Sandra Heaton (Dennis) of Mid - Philip continually hit the “hot spot had a nice visit and she will try cookout at the home of Zoni Thor - riage in 1952. Walter continued to land, Linda Clavel (Ted) of of the nation.” No air conditioning again when she rounds up all those son Tuesday evening to help Jody work the ranch with the Lee’s and Mankato, Minn., and James Van to spoil the folks and work had to things. Bill, L.T. Works and Judy Gittings celebrate his birthday. started his family. Walter and Bill Tassel (Brenda) of Midland; eight be done. Fred Williams worked at DeWitt and I went to Rapid for the Wednesday, Tony Harty was at Lee established the Golden Willow grandchildren, Terri (Heaton) haying and would wrap a glass gal - car races. It was a late start and re - the courthouse. That evening, he Ranch on the original homestead, Staben, Gina (Heaton) Steinlicht, lon jug with burlap bags and carry ally dirty because the track wasn't watched the trap shooters. which raised registered Black Jesse Heaton, Brady Clavel, Krista that to the field, sticking it into hay prepared right. We got home late. Wednesday morning, Chaciel Angus cattle, certified seed, farm - (Clavel) Brown, Michelle Van Tas - for more insulation. We kids slept The guys were up and off to the Koscielski and Aviana stopped on ing and custom grain cleaning. sel, LaRae Van Tassel and Ryan in the basement because it was a field by 6:00 a.m. and got moved to their way to Sioux Falls. I fixed Over the years, Walter worked Van Tassel; five great-grandchil - lot cooler than the second story of Plainview for the next fields. them waffles for a quick breakfast hard to improve the quality of seed dren Michael Steinlicht, Megan the house. Tuesday, Tony Harty had break - and sent them on their way. Cousin produced by Golden Willow Seeds. Steinlicht, Erika Steinlicht, Leah Richard and Beulah (Hespe) fast out then checked to see how John Fairchild called from Virginia During this time period, Walter Staben and Zoe Staben; a half- Neville gave me a little news about Shirley Hair was getting along Beach, Va., he said to greet all the was recognized with several brother, Donald VanTassel of Ot - the Palmer, Hackworth and Neville from the hornet sting. She had a bridge players. Phyllis Word vis - awards, including the 1991 South tumwa, Iowa; a half-sister, Eunice family reunion held July 3-6 at a stiff neck, figured it was a reaction ited me in the afternoon. Dakota Certified Seed Grower of Valentine (Phil) of Ottumwa, Iowa; campground by Sturgis. They en - to the shot. Tony's niece, Kathy the year. In 1995, Walter and a special aunt, Fern Konst; and a joyed a lot of family visiting. continued on page 7 Joann were invited to participate special uncle, William “Billy” Lee. Monday, Don and Vi Moody had as ambassadors for People to Peo - Walter was preceded in death by appointments in Kadoka at some of Walter Van Tassel, age 88 of ple mission and traveled to China. his parents, Walter and Ruth the offices over there. Midland, died Thursday, July 12, They also made trips to various lo - (Caster) Van Tassel; a half-brother, Monday afternoon visitors at our   
 2012, at the Hans P. Peterson Me - cations in the United States and to Vern Van Tassel; and his maternal place were Tony Harty, Dean Par - morial Hospital in Philip. Mexico. It was during this period grandparents, William and Pearl sons and Phyllis Word. I visited Walter Harlan Van Tassel was that Walter got to meet and shake Lee. Muree Struble in the morning. Bill   
   born February 16, 1924, in Ot - hands with former president, Funeral services were held Mon - and L.T. Works were busy with   tumwa, Iowa, to Walter E. and Jimmy Carter. day, July 16, at the American Le - harvest for Terry Buchert. Ruth Van Tassel. Walter (“Junior” All who knew Walter had no gion Hall in Philip, with Pastor Tony Harty had an early morn - to many) moved to the Midland doubt of his honesty and work Kathy Chesney officiating. ing call Monday. Shirley Hair
 area in 1929 where he lived with ethic. Seldom was work being done Music was provided by Barb needed help. She had been stung his grandparents, William and that he was not involved in. He en - Bowen, pianist, and Chuck and by a hornet and Tony took her to Pearl Lee, on the 1912 homestead joyed talking with people who came RuthAnn Carstensen, vocalists. Philip to the clinic where she got a 
 ranch north of Ottumwa and was to visit or have grain cleaned. If Ushers were Reuben Vollmer shot. They did a little business in raised like brothers and sister with you were around him for any and Mickey Daly. Philip, then had lunch when they his aunt, Fern (Lee) Konst, and his amount of time, you got the benefit Pallbearers were Mark Foland, got back to Kadoka. uncle, Bill Lee. of his story telling and his ever-pre - Glen Hostutler, Tony Willoughby, Tuesday, Don and Vi Moody had Walter was educated at the Mat - sent big smile and a sparkle in his Ed Heeb, Dean Heeb and Vincent their satellite TV receivers all up - tison Country School where he eyes. He also enjoyed working on Schofield.Honorary pallbearers dated and replaced by technicians HYPNOTHERAPIST graduated the eighth grade. all machinery, from the simplest to were his “birthday buddies,” Vern from Rapid City. Boy, did that Walter continued to farm and the most complex, and could get and Carrol Foland, Lawrence and make a difference. It pays off to ranch with the Lees and became just about anything back up and Ronda Schofield, all of his grand - complain and it was determined RICK TURNER very mechanically inclined, work - running. Unfortunately, he never children and great-grandchildren. that the receivers were placed in ing on the farm equipment, keep - got around to building his “flying Interment was at the Masonic service in 2002, so no wonder will be in ing it moving during the war years machine” but got to fly in an air - Cemetery in Philip. things needed to be updated! (baling wire and a good set of pliers plane with son Jim and finally got A memorial has been estab - While I was in Philip with the Philip, SD will fix anything). to ride in a helicopter last summer. lished to the Midland Volunteer Haakon County Prairie Trans - In 1951, a custom farming crew One of his favorite pastimes was Fire Department and the Midland portation van at the dentist’s office from Nebraska made its way into fishing. He always enjoyed hunt - Ambulance. Tuesday, it was nice to see Hank Saturday, July 21st the Ottumwa (S.D.) area. Joann ing, playing the violin and accor - Arrangements were with the Diana lost 116 pounds! Hamill and family from Oklahoma. Over 3 million people have lost weight Walker, who was driving truck for dion, and tinkering. Rush Funeral Home of Philip. They have been harvesting in the her parents, was invited to a birth - Grateful for having shared his His online guestbook is available Philip and Milesville area for many and stopped day party for Bill Lee, where she life are his wife of 59 years, Joann at www.rushfuneralhome.com years. On the way home, we saw smoking with Hypnosis. the smoke from a fire that was Rick Turner can help you relieve north of Kadoka. Luckily, it was many problems including: put out before it did too much dam - tinnitus, stress, anxiety, Jack Brunsch______age. Tony Harty stopped by our place for a visit. Richard and Beu - chronic pain, nail biting awards. In 2010, he participated in Cemetery. lah Neville also stopped in the af - and sugar cravings. Before After the Indian National Finals Rodeo. A memorial has been estab - ternoon. Beulah got a rude surprise He can also improve motivation. Through both ranching and rodeo, lished. when she attempted to get her dri - Call 608-780-8567 to reserve your appointment or get more he built and cherished many life - Arrangements were with the ver's license that day. Just having long friendships. Rush Funeral Home of Philip. an existing license in your posses - info - or visit: www.turnerhealthnet.com Survivors include a son, Alan His online guestbook is available sion doesn't do much good. She did - Entertainment shows also available for your next event!! Brunsch of Norris; a daughter, at www.rushfuneralhome.com n't know she also needed her birth Misty Brunsch of Norris; his certificate, Social Security card mother, Lucille Brunsch of Norris; two brothers, Beryl Brunsch of Martin, and Jim Brunsch and his SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH wife, Jill, of Buckeye, Ariz.; four Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] sisters, Nancy Kehn of Batesland, Fr. Kevin Achbach Carol Anderson and her husband, Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. Stanton, of Belvidere, Jane Ruther - Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. ford and her husband, Mike, of Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Rapid City, and Cindy Coon and 9:30 a.m. (August) her husband, Rodney, of Martin; Tues-Wed-Fri. Mass: 8:30 a.m. and a host of other relatives and Thurs. Mass: Jack Louis Brunsch, age 60 of friends. 10:30 a.m. at Philip Nursing Home * * * * * * Norris, S.D., died suddenly, on Jack was preceded in death by ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH Monday, July 9, 2012, while work - his father, Paul, and nieces, Angie Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 ing at his ranch. Amiotte and Michelle Brunsch. Fr. Kevin Achbach Jack Louis Brunsch was born Funeral services were held Sat - Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. March 17, 1952, in Kadoka, the son urday, July 14, at the Martin Activ - (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) of Paul and Lucille (Peck) Brunsch. ities Center at Martin Grade Sun day Mass: 11:00 a.m. He began grade school in a one School with Father Craig West and (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) room school house located two Father Webster Two Hawk officiat - Confession: Before Mass miles from the ranch home. He ing. * * * * * * ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH later attended grade school at Nor - Music was provided by Steve Milesville – 859-2664 ris, before attending Bennett Livermont, Stuart Livermont and Fr. Kevin Achbach County High School, graduating in Sharla Krogman. Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. 1970. He began his college career Ushers were Steve Williams, (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) at South Dakota State University Kevin Sasse, Scott Bauman and Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) in Brookings, then transferred to Dick Nelson. Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. Missoula, Mont., before graduating Pallbearers were John Bauman, (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) from Black Hills State College, ma - Dale Young, John Brooks, Keith Confession: Before Mass joring in biology and chemistry. Louden, Roger Latshaw, Bruce Monday Release Time: 2:15 p.m. * * * * * * Jack’s first and main interest Berry, Stanton Anderson, J.D. Witt FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH was his children. He also loved and Lyle O’Bryan. Pastor Frezil Westerlund ranching, team roping, gardening, Honorary pallbearers were 859-2336 • Philip golfing, skiing, and generally all Jack’s nephews, Willie and Jesse E-MAIL: [email protected] outdoor activities with family and Clifford, David and Joe Amiotte, SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:30 a.m. friends. Tony Ward, Chad, James Jr., 1st Sunday: Coffee & Rolls after worship Throughout his years in rodeo, Grady and Grant Brunsch. First Lutheran Ladies Bible study. Jack received many buckles and Interment was at the Martin There are two Bible study groups: each meeting monthly. One meets on the second Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. at First Lutheran Church and the CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Last Sunday of the month – other meets on the second Wednesday at Pastor Art Weitschat potluck dinner following church services 1:00 p.m. at the Senechal Apts. lobby. Kadoka – 837-2390 Last Monday of the month – No Bible studies during June, July, & August. SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:00 a.m. Evang. Ladies Service/Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Join in the fun! TRINITY LUTHERAN * * * * * * Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 p.m. Pastor Frezil Westerlund OUR REDEEMER Everyone Welcome!! Duc in Altum Midland – 843-2538 LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip * * * * * * SATURDAY WORSHIP: 7:00 p.m. (605) 669-2406 • Murdo is returning to Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues. at 2 p.m. Pastor Ray Greenseth HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY Sacred Heart Catholic Nowlin Circle: Last Wed. at 9 a.m. Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7 p.m. (Nov. thru * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip Church in Philip Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) OPEN BIBLE CHURCH • MIDLAND 859-2841 • [email protected] * * * * * * Pastor Andy Blye Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. • Children's Church: DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 843-2143 • facebook.com/midlandobc 8:30 a.m. Catechism ~ Recess ~ Worship ~ Moenville – 843-2538 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Thurs. at 7:00 p.m. Group Activities ~ Water Fights Pastor Frezil Westerlund Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study & Prayer, Mondays at 7 p.m. SUNDAY WORSHIP: Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. * * * * * * Grade School - Junior High (Grades 1-8): 1:30 p.m. (CT) Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 ALCW: 3rd Thursday, 1:30 p.m. ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP Monday, July 30 - Thurs., Aug. 2: 9 am to 2:30 pm * * * * * * 10 miles SE of Midland Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 *Participants in these grades need to bring a sack lunch OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Pastor Glenn Denke • 462-6169 Home: 859-2192 • E-mail: [email protected] each day; a drink will be provided! A morning snack will also be provided. Long Valley Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. (CT) Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. Pastor Frezil Westerlund Sunday School: 11:00 a.m. CT UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. High School - (Grades 9-12): SUNDAY WORSHIP: 8:00 a.m. * * * * * * * * * * * * 7:30 to 9:30 pm * * * * * * Sunday, July 29 - Thurs., Aug. 2: DOWLING COMMUNITY CHURCH PHILIP COMMUNITY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Parish Potluck Dinner: Wed., August 1st Every Sunday in July EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH CHURCH OF INTERIOR Services at 10:00 a.m. Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip – 859-2841 Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 6:00 p.m. at Fire Hall Park in Philip followed by potluck dinner Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. E-mail: [email protected] Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. **Registration is available in each of the three parishes (St. Mary’s, Milesville; St. William, Midland; & Sacred Heart, Philip) or call the parish office at 859-2664 Rush Funeral Home Scotchman This space for rent! Ronald G. Mann, DDS Dentist Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Industries Call 859-2516 to Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD have your message Philip, SD www.scotchman.com www.pioneer-review.com placed here! 859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com Contact Sonia Nemec • 843-2564 Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 6 Midland News e-mail: [email protected]

(con’t. from last week) finally meet Bill. We have talked Bible Church in Midland Saturday, grandkids had lunch at the 1880 can have fun with Christmas in about the 6th of August. Their web - Our son, Les, and his wife, Jo - on the phone a number of times, so July 14. In talking with Patricia Train Diner and spent the after - July nonetheless. Come to the Mid - site is www.bamacyclist.com. π lene, Monroe, N.C., arrived at our it was good to see him in person this Saturday evening, she said noon exploring the 1880 Town. land Park this Friday, July 20, 2012. journals “Across America home on July 2. July 3, Les and Jo - and to have a bit of a visit. Wishing 106 people had registered. Fifty This is something they try to do from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Look for tra - North.” I was told that I would be lene took us out for supper at each of you a great week. Keep cool years ago from that date, on their each summer as Patrick and Becca ditional Christmas foods. Hear on their website tonight, so I’ll be Murdo for our 52nd wedding an - and pray for that much needed wedding day, it rained! Fifty years enjoy exploring each and every some Christmas music. Share the watching, reports Keith. Can you niversary. Our son, Christopher, rain. later it was 104˚ and there was no building. Since Mark’s team was holiday with your friends and imagine riding a bicycle in this Mitchell, met us there. Stephanie The Midland Community Li - rain! Three of Calvin and Pat’s kids playing softball in Philip, Wedne - neighbors. Sounds like a fun time heat? Yikes ! had planned on coming as well but brary Board met at the library July and their families were able to say evening, all the family drove don’t you think. I think so, and Christina Zuccaro lives and their daughter, Laura, was not 5, 2012, with Robin Bierle, Jenna come home. Their son, Thad, and over to watch those games. After maybe thinking of Christmas will teaches on the Tinian Island and feeling up to par so she thought it Finn, Jennie Byle, Betty Sinkey, his family weren’t able to make it one last visit to the cats in the get our minds off of all this heat we came to rural Midland to the farm best she stay home. She encour - Mary Parquet, Christine Niedan, due to commitments. Johnnie barn, Patrick, Becca and their dad have been having. Thanks Beth for of her folks, Chuck and Eleanor aged Christopher to go as he had Carol Hunt and librarian Karel Saucerman, Dustin, Colten, Bran - headed back to Mandan, Thursday the interesting history of how Zuccaro, June 20. She is also visit - not seen Les and Jolene for a num - Reiman present. Jenna gave a re - son and Kendall, Tea, were there. afternoon. Christmas in July got started. ing her sister, Paula, who lives ber of years. Les and Jolene were port on the summer reading pro - Johnnie’s oldest daughter, Alisha, I drove out to the home of Shad We wish to express our sincere with her husband at Quinn. going to stop at Mitchell on their gram and thanked the board for and her husband, John Oldenberg, and Jenna Finn Friday to get a sympathies to the Walter Van Tas - Christina is married to Ed way back to Sioux City, Iowa, hav - the T-shirt they had given her, Philip, were also there. Johnnie’s tour of Jenna’s yard that I had sel family as Walter passed away Temengil and will be heading home ing a chance to see Stephanie and “Bee a Reader,” which was the wife, Becky, was unable to come. heard so much about. What an in - at the age of 88 on July 12, 2012. I July 23. She said she will be miss - to meet their newest niece, Laura. theme of the summer reading pro - Brent and Julie Saucerman, teresting and beautiful yard they remember interviewing Walter for ing the Sturgis bike rally this year! July 4, we all headed for Spearfish gram. The board also voted to give Lawrence, Devin and Golden, Hot have! Jenna has put a lot of time the Pioneer Review. He was the Tinian is a small island, less than where Les and Jolene had camping a donation to Trinity Lutheran Springs, were there. Patricia said and work into that yard and Shad first person I had ever interviewed 40 square miles, a flat green dot in reservations at the campground Church for the use of their educa - their daughter was named Golden has had some input into that yard and what an interesting story he the vastness of Pacific blue. there. Our son, Jim and Carmen tion room. Librarian Karel told of after Patricia’s mother. Miles and as well. As you walk from spot to had to tell. I was amazed as he told Christina has taught there for 16 Nemec, Kayla and Dale, Belle the great DVDs Keith Hunt had his fiancée, Laura Duke, Westmin - spot in that yard each spot has a his story! It was as if it had hap - years and this year will be teaching Fourche and our daughter, April donated to the library. So, kids ister, Colo., were also there. Brent story. I thoroughly enjoyed the pened yesterday! I found it inter - sixth grade math and science to 50 and Steve Meeker and Miranda, come and check them out. The next and Julie had some chips made up tour! Shad, Jenna, Cass and Cole, esting as he told of coming from Ot - students on the block system. In Spearfish, and her boyfriend, library board will be in October. to give to everyone with the picture were going up to Philip later in the tumwa, Iowa, to South Dakota. visiting with Christina, I asked if MacKenzie, joined us at the camp - (this week’s news) of Calvin and Patricia on the front day as the boys are taking swim - And with other folks coming from she had ever thought she would ground where we enjoyed visiting It continues to be very hot and of the chip which was in the ad ming lessons. And then it was off, Ottumwa, Iowa, and settling in the wind up on the island of Tinian and supper together. Part of the very dry! And to top it off, the about the anniversary open house to Spearfish where they spent the same area they decided to call it someday? Laughing she said, “No.” day, Les and Jim went on motorcy - grasshoppers are in big supply at in the Pioneer Review. Calvin said night and Saturday morning Jenna Ottumwa, S.D. No matter what, She sent me a picture of water and cle rides in the Black Hills, while different places. People are spray - that picture was taken on their was participating in a 5k run in Walter had that smile, and a time a beach not far from where she the rest of us got in on some card ing for them trying to save their 45th wedding anniversary at a Spearfish Canyon. At church Sun - to chat! May the good memories lives. The colors were amazing, a games and double 12 dominoes. It gardens as best they can. Millet, building on the place of his folks, day, I asked Jenna how she did. carry you through the days to mix of blues and turquoise! Ab - is absolutely beautiful at that corn and spring wheat are burning John and Leora Saucerman. I did She was pleased with her run and come! solutely beautiful! Life’s journey is campground with the Spearfish up as well as sudan and pastures. like that picture! On the back of the enjoyed being a part of it. I learned MIDLAND MARKET, FRIDAY, an interesting journey is it not? creek and bike trail close by. Some It has been one of those summers! chip it had, “50 Years of Gam - that Julie Daly has also done some JULY 20 - Christmas in July – And then there are those of us who of us went for a walk along the I feel sorry for those folks who have bling.” “Saucerman next year 5k runs. So, these young gals are 6 to 8 p.m. – GET YOUR SHOP - tend to stay in our comfort zone! creek. There is just something to work outside in this heat. Some farm.” “50th anniversary.” That keeping themselves in shape! PING DONE EARLY! Seasonal Christina sent me an email with soothing about walking along side folks get up bright and early in the often is the motto of a farmer … Midland Market is having fun on items also! pictures and some history of where that bubbling creek. We were also morning trying to get some work next year! July 20 with the theme 'Christmas I received the following two re - she lives that she had gotten from within walking distance of the done before the heat of the day be - Three of Calvin’s Midland High in July.' This holiday was given na - ports from Mahlon Alcock: “I was a friend. In the email it told that Spearfish fish hatchery and we also gins at 7:00 a.m., most days. The School graduates were at the open tional attention when the Holly - privileged to be Jewel (Belkstrom) when you fly over it and you notice went on a tour of the Booth home. other evening, Jerry and I took a house, Sally (Nemec) Ehlers, David wood movie of the same name was Coverdale’s student in the 1930- a slash across its north end of un - July 5, bright and early, Jolene drive out to the campground for a Hand and Miriam (Abel) Schilling. released in 1940. In the story, a 1931 school terms. She drove her inhabited bush, a long thin line took Les and Christopher to Dead - bit of supper. There used to be gas As many of you know, Miriam and man is fooled into believing he has father’s Model T Ford to our place that looks like an overgrown dirt wood where they were going to ride pumps there when Glen Freeman her husband, Ivan Schilling, lived won $25,000 in an advertising slo - the first week where she stayed so runway. If you didn’t know what it bicycles from Deadwood to Hill had the campground. Jerry hauled and had a business in Midland for gan contest. He buys presents for she could drive to each parents’ to was, you wouldn’t give it a second City. Jolene, Carmen and Jim met gas out there and also fuel for the many years and are now living in family, friends and neighbors, and become acquainted. I assume no glance out your airplane window. them there bringing them back to heater Glenn had for the swim - Gillette, Wyo. All of their kids and proposes marriage to his girlfriend. self-starter and can’t remember if On the ground, you see the runway the campground. Les and Christo - ming pool. So we have a lot of mem - families live there as well. It was Beth Flom wrote a rather interest - she could crank it or not. Irene Pe - isn’t dirt but tarmac and crushed pher had some good joshing back ories of that campground! It rained good to see them again! Patricia’s ing story of Christmas in July terson and Carol (Joy) Schilling limestone, abandoned with weeds and forth about that bike trip. Les a bit while we were there, not long, sister, Bernice Redli, Laurel, which is what Midland Market is were at our place before Jewel.” sticking out of it. Yet this is ar - has done a lot of bicycling which but a bit. There is just something Mont., came for the open house. planning on having at Midland’s Mahlon also wrote: “Somehow an guably the most historical airstrip Christopher hasn’t, so Les took him refreshing about the smell of rain, Mike Maskovich, Ft. Pierre, was city park Friday, July 20. old wagon must have gotten left on earth. This is where World War out. Christopher challenged him to especially when you haven’t had a also there. He grew up next door to In 1942, the Calvary Baptist over from my community auction II was won. This is Runway Able. a run, but Les decided to pass on rain for a long spell. The tempera - the family home where Patricia Church in Washington, D.C., cele - sale and was asked to just leave it There were also pictures of the that. We spent a good part of the ture dropped from 93˚ to 77˚ so we and Bernice grew up.Calvin and brated Christmas in July with car - sit on one of Midland’s Main Street bomb loading pit. For those who day at the campground and once knew it must have hailed some - Patricia much appreciated all who ols and the sermon "Christmas lots. As the box deteriorated, served in the military during this again had supper there as a group where. A camper came into the came to help make their anniver - Presents in July." They repeated it Richard Doud didn’t think it looked time, they would be an up and per - with a lot more visiting, and some eating area for a bite of supper. He sary a memorable one. in 1943, with a Christmas tree cov - very nice.( And it didn’t.) So he sonal period of this time. It is a more card games and double 12 said he had run into some hail west Darron and Kathy (Reiman) ered with donations. The pastor ex - asked to repair it. When you drive humbling and historical time in dominoes. All of our kids were to - on I-90. Neson, Minnetonka, Minn., arrived plained that the special service by, stop and look over the nice job history. At the close of the email it gether except for Charlene, who as Community Vacation Bible at the home of Karel Reiman, Fri - would allow the congregation to he did. Then personally thank him told, “Although we do not forget, you already know is off on her sum - School “Son Quest Rainforest” July day, and joined Karel, Steve, present Christmas gifts early to when you meet. It would be inter - history fades into the shadows of mer travels. Les took over her cam - 30 and 31 and August 1, 2, and 3 Patrick and Becca Reiman, Man - give ample time for their distribu - esting to learn the history of those our minds and we seldom think era duties, getting lots and lots of from 9:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m. dan, N.D., and Mark Reiman, tion to missions worldwide. It be - distinctive broad faced steel rims, about it. But, we should remember pictures. All too soon it was time at the Open Bible Church in Mid - Kadoka, for a summer get-to - came an annual event, and in 1946 too.” and we should be constantly re - to head home, leaving the beautiful land for ages four through sixth gether. Karel’s daughter, Ann, and the service began to be broadcast I personally want to thank minded of our history, where we Black Hills and coming home to our grade. If you have any questions her husband, Maynard Moege, over local radio. Mahlon for his input. I much ap - came from and how we got here.” parched land. you can call Pastor Andy Blye or Mitchell, weren’t able to come as The U.S. Post Office and U.S. preciate hearing from folks with Christina told that Joe Woitte Bill Kunkle, Harrisburg, Ore., Jenni Blye at 843-2143. they were in Kimball for a family Army and Navy officials, in con - stories they have to tell. You don’t has been to Tinian, as he was sta - was in the Midland area today, Calvin and Patricia Saucerman reunion on Maynard’s side. On junction with the American adver - always know about them and when tioned at Guam at one time when Monday, and stopped in for a short had a good turnout for their 50th Sunday, everyone traveled to tising and greeting card industries, someone shares their stories it is he was serving in the Air Force. visit on his way to Philip to visit his wedding anniversary open house Rapid City to see Grandma Goldie threw a Christmas in July lunch - interesting. There is a lot of history in Tinian friend, Gay Logan. It was good to put on by their kids at the Open and Aunt Paula Eisenbraun, tak - eon in New York in 1944, and Keith Hunt reported the follow - where Christina and her husband ing them out to eat at noon. Most of again in 1945, to promote an early ing as well: “On July 11, 2012, I live and in Saipan which is less the family then toured a couple Christmas mailing campaign for spoke to Mike Munk, bicycle tour than a mile north of Tinian. And on tourist attractions before returning service men and women overseas leader and mechanic for “America that note … may we never take our to the Reiman farm. Becca and her during World War II. by Bicycle.” They left from Astoria, freedom for granted. aunt, Kathy, donned aprons Mon - In the southern hemisphere, Ore., 24 days ago and are due to ar - *** day and baked up a tasty cake to where July falls in winter, Christ - rive in Portsmouth, N.H., on the The Midland Senior Citizens met help Mark celebrate an early July mas in July events sometimes have 6th of August, a distance of about at the center on July 2, 2012, with birthday. After the Nelson’s left for a winter Christmas theme. These 3,700 miles. Average age is about 10 members present. President home on Tuesday, Karel and her may be a standard Christmas style 60, two were under 50 and the old - Kandus Woitte called the meeting celebration, held at a cold time of est is 71 years old. There are 50 to order and led in the flag salute. year, as Christmas is in the north - riders who average about 80 miles The minutes of the June meeting ern hemisphere. Particularly rele - per day with today’s run from Wall were read and approved. The trea - vant to New Zealand and Australia to Pierre, about 117 miles is one of surer’s report was given. George where a December Christmas is the longest. They left Astoria, Ore., Stroppel moved to accept, Jessie Home: (605) 837-2945 sweltering, the holiday falls on the on about the 17th of June traveling Dale seconded the motion and mo - 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 Cell: (605) 381-5568 25th of July. Perhaps the idea of through almost all of Oregon, tion passed. Crew Cab, 4x4, Full Factory Excavation work of the Christmas in July is popular Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, The committee reports, three because much of the culture in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wiscon - cards were sent, the July bulletin Warranty, Loaded, Bright WBackhoe ALL types! Australia and New Zealand is de - sin, taking a ferry across Lake board was done and George Strop - Red, 430 miles!! WTrenching Located in rived from Europe in the Northern Michigan, Michigan, Canada, Ni - pel had mowed the lawn and fixed Kadoka, SD Hemisphere. agara, New York, Vermont and ar - WDirectional a loose place on the roof. Kandus It may be sweltering here, but we riving in Portsmouth, N.H., on Woitte had the plate for Ora Keif - 859-2744 or 685-3068 Boring fer’s memorial engraved and in - Philip WTire Tanks stalled it on the board. Beth Flom reported that the Midland Market Brent Peters would have a special once a month, You are invited to a such as Fiesta Day, Fifties Day etc. Meeting adjourned. Mickey Woitte secretary Come & Go Baby Shower for *** I am sending my news in this Remington Louise Heidrich Sunday evening as I will be head - ing for Spearfish early Monday morning. Our daughter, April NH BR770A ...... $20,500 daughter of Jake & Kristi Parquet Heidrich Meeker, recently had surgery, got (3) NH BR780 ...... choice $10,500 out of the hospital on Saturday and Saturday, July 28th • 2 to 4 p.m. is home recuperating. Her hus - (3) NH 660 ...... starting $3,500 Trinity Lutheran Church • Midland band, Steve, is leaving Monday NH BR7090 ...... $20,500 morning for Britton, for the funeral service of his dad, Virgil Meeker, CIH RBX561 ...... $10,500 which is on Tuesday of this week. CIH RBX562 ...... $14,500 April and Steve’s daughter, Mi - randa, is leaving for New Orleans Vermeer 605M ...... $20,500 Monday evening for a week at Vermeer 605XL ...... $9,500 Come help us celebrate birthday wishes for church youth camp. So, I am head - ing up to help out as April is not up Vermeer 605L ...... $7,500 George Anderson to doing much at the moment. JD 535 ...... $5,500 This Sunday afternoon it got up to 110˚ by our temperature gauge (2) JD 567 ...... starting $9,500 76 years young! which has been right at what the weather man reports over the JD 566 ...... $12,500 Card shower at the weather news. Kind of makes you JD 556 ...... $9,500 Midland Senior think of those folks during the dirty 30s. Some differences being, they Citizen Center didn’t have air conditioning and Call Mark or Kent today! they didn’t have rural water. So, Wed., Aug. 1, 2012 • 3 p.m. even though we’ve had some ex - 859-2568 Lunch will be served. tremely hot days we don’t have it 601 Pleasant St. as bad as they did. Wishing each of Cards may be sent to you a good week! And be safe, Philip, SD 23875 S Hwy 63 • Midland, SD 57552 watch for fires and keep yourself hydrated when working out in this *Subject to approval heat. Advertised prices are cash/no trade prices. with CNH Capital. Community Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 7

Betwixt Places News Milesville Denke’s yard and garden are an oasis on the prairie continued from page 5 News by Janice Parsons The WR/L-J Rural Water System The hottest day was Saturday at installed another pasture tap at 102˚ in Sturgis. Ralph and Cathy 544-3315 Moodys mid-week and they fin - Fiedler worked an extra day this ished that up with the new turtle week and are busy trying to keep What a hot, dry week we've had. reader meter in place and new rub - the yard from burning up. The Eric The temperatures have been over ber water tanks were delivered Hanson family went to Beau and 100˚ for several days with the also. So, Don and Vi now have Jamie Stewart’s at Beresford for hottest on Sunday at 107˚. Keep water pipelines in every pasture of the weekend. praying for rain! their property. Dams hopefully will Saturday, cousin Janet Our community extends sympa - fill up so they won't be needed as (Fairchild) Snow, Redding, Calif., thy to the family of Walter Van the only source of water. called and visited. She sends greet - Tassel, age 88, who died July 12 in Sandee and Kelsey Gittings went ings to friends in the Philip com - Philip. Terri Staben from our com - to Mt. Rushmore Wednesday after - munity. She enjoyed reading the munity is his grandaughter. noon and did some shopping in Blast from the Past that an - Congratulations, Connor Hov - Rapid City for Kelsey to get things nounced her birth, right along with land on your fifth birthday Friday, ready for her apartment in Fred (Fritz) Kroetch. the 13th! His grandpa, Allen, came Laramie, Wyo., for the next college I had a visitor of Tom Thompson, and had supper with the family year. Presho, a pilot, who stopped to see that evening. Sunday, he cele - Checking cattle and water and how the airport was doing and brated again at the park and swim - watching for any fires keeps ranch - checking into planes that might be ming pool in Philip. Those at the ers busy. Vi Moody got on the alert for sale. Well, the fellows weren't party for cake and ice cream and when she saw a lot of smoke Tues - raced out yet. Bill and L.T. picked the fun were Allen Hovland, Kelly day morning. It was north of up Terry Buchert in Philip and and Deanna Fees, Joe and Debbie Kadoka. Don was in town at the then picked up Leonard Konst on Prouty, Quentin, Kylie, Timothy time, so Vi quickly called the Philip the way through Sturgis heading to and Wesley Riggins, James, Mel - Volunteer Fire Department and the races in Gillette, Wyo. Terry ony and Preston Gyles and Rob, the smoke looked like it was in one stopped off with Leonard on the Andrea, Clancy and Callum Good - Marvin (Dusty) Denke enjoys every inch of his two acres west of Philip. He has numerous apple trees and a garden that he of their three east pastures … but way home and they were going to man. shares with family and friends. Marvin started at a young age helping his father tend the garden and 70 years later he still relief came thanks to Greg Arthur watch drag races Sunday. Bill got Guests for supper Saturday night enjoys the hobby. He said his other hobby is fishing and he knows every good fishing hole in the county. For his garden he who said it wasn't on their place. home and was busy putting flowers at Bill and Karyl Sandal's were uses the lawn clipping for mulch and soaker hoses. He built cages for cucumbers and tomatoes out of lightweight cattle It's a good time to be on the alert in a vase about 3:00 a.m. to sur - Jim and Vonnie O'Dea and Donnie panels. The panels are cut to size and bent to form a u-shape structure. Marvin said it is so much easier to pick the cukes until rains come. Mark and Cindy prise me. Boy, was that a birthday and Marcia Eymer. Sandals and off the vine. He said his garden isn’t as good this year as in past years. The growing season’s late start combined with Hahn invited Don and Vi to come surprise. O'Deas were celebrating their 50th damage from a neighbor’s spray has taken a toll on his garden. The spray has damaged some of his winter squash, seen visit them at their new Mississippi Sandee and Kelsey Gittings anniversaries and Eymers, their in the foreground and his tomatoes, peppers and eggplants were either killed or severely damaged by the spray residue. River cottage at Lansing, Iowa, drove up to the Blair cemetery Fri - 52nd. Congratulations, folks! Other items in his garden include red beets, carrots, leaf lettuce, radishes, and summer squash. Marvin also enjoys the an - which borders the Mississippi day afternoon. Later, they and Glen and Jackie Radway enjoyed imals that come into his yard. He said the animals don’t bother the garden, but the deer like to come graze the fallen apples River on the west side. Mark and George had supper in town. Kelsey the Kevin Locke Native American in the fall. He has several bird feeders and bird baths scattered around this yard. Cottontails are also drawn to the oasis of Cindy live in Wisconsin (a three spent the night with Steven and Dance Group at Deadwood July 11. Marvin’s yard – the cooling shade of the numerous trees and the native grasses. Photo by Nancy Haigh hour drive to Lansing) and they re - Beth Stewart to be on hand early Spending the weekend at Glen and cently bought a cottage and house Saturday morning to go to Cham - Jackie's were Darin, Leah and Dea - boat there. Mark is one of the deer berlain for softball and then on to con Ries, Pierre. property. After the picnic under the hunters at Moodys and surround - Sioux Falls where they met Kinsey, Dan and Gayla Piroutek at - tent, the guest speaker was Bishop ing area for many years and Mark Natalie and Kohen Gittings and tended the Pat Trask picnic last Gruss, Catholic bishop for western calculated their driving distance spent the night. Kinsey, Natalie, Saturday night on a panoramic South Dakota. He spoke about re - only eight hours via I-90 all the Kohen and Kelsey returned to their bluff near Smithville overlooking ligious freedoms in our country. way across Minnesota to get them homes in Iowa Sunday morning. the Cheyenne River. C.K. Howard There was a band and a beautiful Russian Party there. So, Don and Vi are getting Saturday, Don and Vi Moody had originally owned some of that flag lighting ceremony, the tradi - at the packed as soon as rain comes. made a quick run into Rapid City land, as he had selected that area tional fireworks display over the Horseshoe Bar • Interior Richard and Beulah Neville were for a raking tractor part and a stop during some of his travels with river was canceled due to the dry Saturday, July 21st called to help out at their daugh - at Rapid Valley property to check Custer. Mr. Howard was known as conditions. Dan and Gayla spent ter's, Linda Merkle, in Spearfish, things out up that way and a stop the founder of Sioux Falls as he set the night at the Lonnie Arneson 8 p.m. to closing Friday when she became ill. They in at Wall Drug for a quick ice tea up the first trading post in that home, attending mass Sunday returned home Sunday. and on back into the ranch. A city. They also saw the Trask irri - morning at a little country church, Russian drink special, Tony Harty visited Shirley Hair sprinkle of rain did happen that gation system as they went on an Russian food & entertainment Thursday. The afternoon visit at night to settle the dust. Lawn and extensive hay ride around the continued on page the home of Kathy Brown proved tree watering is almost a full time 11 beneficial since Kathy gave him a job. hair cut. That evening, Tony Saturday, Tony Harty had watched the kids play baseball breakfast out, then visited here at here in Kadoka. our place. It was a hot day. He vis - Bill and L.T. Works worked ited with Kathy Brown when she Presenting Tomorrow’s Leaders … themselves out of a job by Thurs - got home from softball games at day night. I made a trip to Philip to Chamberlain for those 35 and over. take care of business. Sunday, Eric Seager, Eli and Friday, Tony Harty had break - Chaciel and Andy came by in the fast out then spent the better part afternoon after they stopped at of the day at the courthouse. I had Wall Drug and went through the a van run the better part of the Badlands. From there we went out day. Had lunch out. Tony visited at for supper in celebration of three our place, and with Shirley Hair, birthdays. later in the day. Tony watched the Tony Harty attended church men’s softball games at the dia - Sunday, had dinner out, and vis - monds in Kadoka that evening. ited with John Herber. He had a Bill and L.T. Works and Judy good idea of checking out the 4-H DeWitt and I went to Rapid City to Rodeo at the Kadoka Buffalo Stam - the car races Friday night. Another pede Rodeo grounds, but it was just night of mega dirt with the track too darned hot, so he went home not being ready for races. Eric Sea - and stayed in where it was cooler. ger, Eli and Andy Koscielski joined “If you can't stand the heat, stay us for supper and at the races. Eli's out of the kitchen.” Think Rain! first races and he handled it quite well.

Logan, 8; Morgan, 4. Children of Ridge, 4; Blaise, 2. Children of Sarah Jaida, 9; Talan, 5; Terik, 2-1/2. Chil - Connor, 5; Mackenzie, 2-1/2. Chil - Casey & Katie Sammons, Midland. & Leigh Furnival, Midland. dren of Tanya & Brad Haynes, Philip. dren of Miles & Erin Hovland, Milesville. HCYW is hosting “Hot Summer Nights” Thursdays in July at the Kiddie Park in Philip!! Farmers Market - 6 to 8 p.m. Live Music - 7 to 9 p.m. Accepting entries for a BBQ cook-off - Scheduled for July 26th. Call 441-4909 for more info & to sign up! Thursday, July 19: Walking Tacos – 6 to 7 p.m.

Wakely, 7; Baylor, 5; Creston, 5. Clancy, 2. Son of Aidan, 5; Jenna, 8. Children of Kim Cass, 7; Cole, 4-1/2. Children of Children of Craig & Heidi Burns, Casey & Krystle Doud, Midland. Petersen, Philip, & Nate Engbarth. Shad & Jenna Finn, Midland. Philip. Give Ryan a call today!

1995 Chevy Corvette Convertible, V8, auto, 72,000 Miles … $14,900 Logan, 13 months. Son of Beau, 19; Kelvin, 18; Tyshia, 14; Cohen Dean, 7; Adalee Greyce, 4. Rio, 18 months. Son of Tucker & Jess Smith, Quinn. Jasmine, 12; Ethan, 9; Luke, 6; Children of Jason & Marlis Petersen, Alan & Cassi Rislov, Philip. Aisha, 4. Children of Philip. Philip Motor, Inc. Greg & Cristi Ferguson, Philip. Philip, SD 859-2585 (800) 859-5557 This feature is brought to you by the Pioneer review www.philipmotor.com & Thompson Photographics Sports & Accomplishments Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 8

Summer T-ball baseball finishes FCCLA at national conference

by Del Bartels Five Philip High School students attended the Family Career Com - munity Leaders of America’s Na - tional Leadership Conference held in Orlando, Fla., July 7-12. The local FCCLA group was rep - resented by Nelson Holman, Blake Martinez, and Tristen Rush who had won first place at the state level in the junior illustrated talk competition. On the national level, they earned a gold, the top rating possible. Philip’s Kelsie Kroetch also at - tended nationals, as the South Dakota FCCLA first vice president. Kroetch represented South Dakota at the sessions and attended meet - ings to bring back information. From left: Gavin Brucklacher, Nelson Holman, Blake Martinez, Tristen Rush and Philip FCCLA member Gavin Kelsie Kroetch. Courtesy photo Brucklacher attended for the expe - rience. This was the second na - many negatives about the trip, but comfort zone and try something tional meeting for Brucklacher and if I had to pick one it would of had new because you never know who for Kroetch. In all, there were to be all the costs. Anything and or what will come out of it! I truly about 130 FCCLA members from everything required a lot of had an amazing time in Orlando South Dakota at the national con - money.” and loved representing our won - vention. Martinez continued, “I learned a derful state of South Dakota! I am FCCLA adviser Brigitte Bruck - lot about people from other states; so proud of the boys for getting a lacher stated that the pre-trip hobbies they did and how kids from gold medal on their illustrated fundraising activities covered only their schools behaved; especially talk!” part of the group’s expenses. She from the people who went to a big Rush believed his team earned a stated that there were “no com - school. This was a once in a lifetime gold rating because, “We knew ments from the judges. We don’t experience, I hope we make it what we were talking about. We The Philip T-ball season concluded for the summer with a fun day Monday, July 9. Back row, from left: Brad Haynes, Stratton see score cards until August. Gold again next year.” had a lot of information.” Morehart, Jason Davis, Talan Haynes, Evan Kroetch and Baylor Burns. Front: Kiara Gartner, Mattie Reckling, Taryn Ravellette, rating is the result. It is the best Kroetch stated, “The best thing Holman stated, “First of all we Ashley Schriever, Karsyn Griffin, Rainee Snyder and Brady Heltzel. Not pictured: Creston Burns, Tayanna Arthur, Adam Kan - they could have done. There are no about the FCCLA trip was getting worked hard and we chose a topic able and assistant coach Dave Schriever. Courtesy photo champions or winners, just gold, to spend it with my fellow South that can have an affect on almost silver and bronze ratings. The Dakota state officers because they everyone! Also we got the point honor is to be the state champion to are such a great group of people across well and didn’t drag on for - compete for your state at nation - and we made some lasting memo - ever. We put in a real life scenario Season ends for C-ball baseball als.” ries. I am the first vice president demonstration that really gets the “I was very proud of my mem - for South Dakota, which is why I people not to lose interest, while si - bers,” stated B. Brucklacher. “They got to go to Orlando along with the multaneously it sets home on how represented their school and state boys for their illustrated talk. The dangerous distracted driving can very well. The topic of the team’s il - worst thing was probably having to be. But all in all there is no way we lustrated talk was distracted driv - leave. I loved it down in Florida! could’ve received a gold without all ing, which was a very timely and For me, the funniest incident was of the help from our amazing important topic, especially for when myself and two other officers teacher Mrs. Brucklacher and our teens.” were stuck at a different hotel be - parents!” Rush said that the most enjoy - cause the bus driver said he had Martinez stated, “I believe we able time during the FCCLA trip made his last stop, but forgot to earned a gold because we pre - was “hanging out at the beach, drop us off at our own hotel.” sented really well. Everything Universal Studios and Disney Kroetch added, “I learned that it went as planned and we aced the World.” The worst aspect of the really does pay off to go out of your presentation! trip? “I didn’t find anything horri - ble; I liked everything. The funn- iest was probably hanging out in the hotel room – messed around 4-H power point workshop and had fun,” said Rush. “I learned that FCCLA is fun and educa - tional.” Holman stated, “The entire trip was amazing and unexplainable. If I had to pick out a few of the many good things, I would choose meet - ing tons of new people and being able to experience the city life. The worst thing was not being able to stay longer and make it a big vaca - tion.” Holman continued, “The whole Back row, from left: Jaida Haynes, trip was a blast and packed full of Jesse Fillingim, Brit Morrison, Stratton funny moments with our many Morehart, Gage Ravellette, McKenna new friends and our awesome Pam’s Pink Ladies Relay For Life Fundraiser McIlravy, Kade Fitzgerald and Anthony moms. One big difference was that Jindrah. Front: Romy Andrus, Ryker Pe - when we were there, we had more Tupperware 9 to 4 terson, Lane Kuchenbecker, Gavin than two or three restaurants to Scentsy K-gee’s Dale, Talan Haynes and Wakley Burns. choose from. This national FCCLA Princess House Not pictured: Kaden Parent, Adam trip in Orlando, Fla., was one of the Bldg. Pampered Chef Kanable and Wyatt Schriever. most amazing experiences in my & Senior Miche Bag Photo by Del Bartels life and will never be forgotten!” Thirty-One Martinez stated, “The best thing Citizen’s The Haakon/Jackson 4-H office held a workshop, July 12, in the Haakon County Usborne Books about the FCCLA trip was meeting Center Courthouse’s community room. Youth were tutored by Heather Gabriel on the Avon Make your opinion known … new friends, and the all around va - Downtown cation setting of Florida. The worst use on the power point computer program, for use by members on future 4-H Norwex write a letter to the editor! Email with phone number to part of the trip is a hard one. Not presentations. Some kids brought their own computers, while some used com - Philip Silpada Saturday, July 28th [email protected] puters supplied by the 4-H program. Shown left is Carrie Weller, Haakon/Jackson Pink Ribbon 4-H advisor and at right Gabriel. Photo by Del Bartels Still Accepting Vendors with Crafts & Homemade Items Booth Milesvile Mardi Contact Lindsy Reagle: 279-2153 Gras Bake Sale Trudy Hill Farm Island Triathlon, August 4 or Kalcy Triebwasser: 441-5774 Jewelry Tayta’s Tots Preschool Only a few openings le! Registration is open for Farm Is - and twice that price per team (com - land’s Riverman Triathlon sched - prised of any age men, women or Ages 3-5 years old uled for August 4. The event was youth). Early registration comes not held last year because of Mis - with a free T-shirt. After July 21, Classes start August 20th souri River flooding in the Pierre- registration is higher per person For more information, call: Fort Pierre area. and per team. “The course will be the same as The RiverKid triathlon will be Tayta: 859-3160 it has been in the past,” said event August 11. There is an entry fee, coordinator Jessica Callahan. “It and the race is open to kids ages six or 441-9419 will be just under a half-mile swim, through 14 years old. Registration an 18-mile bike ride on Highway 34 for the RiverKid triathlon will be and a three-and-a-half mile run on taken until race time. the island trail.” For more information or registra - The competition will be divided tion forms, call Farm Island Recre - into several divisions with separate ation Area at 773-2885 or visit classes for men, women and teams. www.gfp.sd.gov/state-parks/direc - Registration postmarked by July tory/farm-island/. 20 is set at one price per person, “I can find WHATEVER you’re looking for!” –David Burnett, Owner Murdo Ranch Rodeo Saturday, July 21st • 5:00 p.m. CT Rodeo Arena • Murdo, South Dakota Teams to be Calcutta at your Bring Chairs 4:30 p.m. (CT) Lawn Admission: Limited to (10) 4-Person Teams Adults: $7.00 Under 10: Free 100% Payback Lunch: concessions provided by the Added Purse Turner Youth To enter, call: Boot & Kelly Green Candy 530-5226 or 669-3310 for 2005 Ford Taurus Scramble or Sharon Hullinger s!! V6 Auto, Low Miles the kid 516-0080 Cell: 605-441-2859 • Res: 605-859-2875 • Fax: 605-859-3278 Come & enjoy the “Range Ride” 520 E. Hwy. 14 PO Box 38 plus much more!! Philip, SD 57567 • www.all-starauto.net Come out and support your local cowboys! Official Newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School District 27-1 Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Legal Notices & the Town of Midland Page 9

for the purposes therein con - less, it was a wonderful event in the rains they have received. It is she leaves them alone. Marge's tained. honor of a wonderful woman, and I good that some areas are able to garden continues to grow, thank hope we get to celebrate many put up some cattle feed! They at - goodness. Marge was in Pierre for IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I more birthdays with her! tended church Sunday, and Mon - a doctor's appointment Friday, and hereunto set my hand and offi - As I was out in the yard the day Billy attended the funeral for she got good results, which is very cial seal. other day, uncomfortable with the Walter Van Tassel. Arlyne said good news. /s/ Michelle M. Meinzer heat and the flies, I was trying to Billy has had calls from some cattle Julian Roseth was in Philip Mon - Notary Public think of anything positive about producers who are getting ready to day for the Van Tassel funeral, and My commission expires: this beastly weather we have been wean calves and sell some cows due Coreen Roseth was in North Legal Advertising Deadline: April 8, 2014 enduring. The first thing that came to the drought. I'm sure we'll see a Dakota for a family funeral there. Fridays at Noon to mind is that I sure haven't had lot more of that in the coming Clint Alleman is finished with to spend much time mowing, be - weeks. wheat harvest, so he can relax a Discussed boring prices for DOT bridge cause the grass isn't growing. A few Nels and Dorothy Paulson were bit. Clint and Laura have just com - work. of the weeds continue to grow pleted a two room addition to their land, South Dakota 57552; and in Philip on business last Wednes - Proceedings of the somehow, but that is about it. One house, so Laura has been busy Stroppel gave his Operator’s Report. Dis - day. They have been baling what Town of Midland It is acknowledged by the Town cussed repairing curb stops, crushing at more positive thing is that there little hay there is around the place, painting the new space. Mattie of Midland that pursuant to landfill, DENR report regarding sewer in - are virtually no mosquitoes around but several hours a day have been Jones came to spend time with REGULAR MEETING MINUTES SDCL 9-27-36 and 37, certain spection, signs around town, town park, here – it is too dry for them to spent in the house, getting some re - Alivya one day last week, keeping JULY 10, 2012 rules apply to a municipality re - and chip sealing. hatch, I guess. Also, the roads lief from the heat. Dorothy said an eye on the little one while Laura lating to the transfer of real aren't muddy, making it easier to there was a deer in their garden in painted. Katie Bruce also came to The Town Board of the Town of Midland property to a local develop - Discussed applying for grant for chip get to and from wherever you are broad daylight the other day – usu - visit one day while Laura was met on Tuesday, July 10, 2012, at 7:00 ment corporation. Pursuant to sealing and repairs on Bridge Street. going – that is, if you want to get ally the deer wait until dark! And painting – sort of moral support, it PM in the Town Hall with the following that statute, the Town of Mid - out and travel in this heat. And sounds like. Aren't neighbors won - members present: Diana Baeza, Jared land acknowledges that Sec - the Paulson's also reported a lot of Flom thanked Stroppel for keeping the those of us who farm are using less derful? Clint, Laura and Alivya Fosheim, Rock Gillaspie, Finance Officer ond Century Development, Inc. Town Park looking so nice. skunks in their area – nasty bug - Michelle Meinzer and Utilities Operator is a non-profit local industrial diesel fuel, since Mother Nature gers. Sometimes I wonder what spent the weekend in Keystone, Lawrence Stroppel. development corporation con - Motion by Gillaspie, second by Fosheim did most of the harvesting for us. God had in mind when he created celebrating Laura's birthday and sisting of no fewer than ten to pay the following claims: The heat is giving my favorite certain things, and skunks are on enjoying a little rest and relax - Also present: Beth Flom, Anthony Ellis members. The land being farmer a chance to rest in the after - that list. What is their purpose? ation. and Reuben Vollmer, Jr. transferred shall be used for a Lawrence Stroppel, Wages ...... 2,336.83 noon, because it is just too hot to be Bill and Polly Bruce had a busy Frank and Shirley Halligan have public purpose. Thus, the Lawrence Stroppel, Insurance, Phone, outside laboring – he starts early in family-filled week. Their son, been staying close to home in this Minutes of the June 12 and June 19, transfer by the Town of Midland Vehicle ...... 500.00 the morning and gets as much done David, was at the ranch all last heat. Their daughter, Maggie, re - 2012, meetings were approved as pub - is allowed to said Second Cen - Michelle Meinzer, Wages, Phone, as possible before the heat drives turned to her home in Texas Satur - lished. tury Development, Inc. pur - week helping with projects, and he Mileage, postage, antivirus ...... 713.46 him inside. The hot, dry wind day. Monday, the Halligans at - suant to SDCL 9-7-36 and 37; Ernie’s LLC, Supplies ...... 226.43 returned to his home in Rapid City Beth Flom, representing Second Century and Electronic Federal Tax Payment, Em - makes short work of drying the Friday. Thursday, Fuzz and Jeri tended Walter Van Tassel's fu - Development, met to inquire about the ployee Tax ...... 954.74 clothes on the line – no need to run Redden, Fuzz's sister, Mildred, and neral. DOT land and to discuss KGFX’s Home - IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED First National Bank, Safety Deposit Box the dryer. Also, the apples falling their cousin, Hazel Rathbun, were Nancy Neuhauser enjoyed an ex - town Tour. September 12th is the date set that the Town of Midland is au - Rent ...... 15.00 on the ground give me a good op - at Bruce's for noon lunch and visit - tended visit from her daughter, for Midland’s Hometown Tour. Flom thorized to transfer all title and G & A Trenching, Repairs ...... 135.00 portunity to get exercise – all that ing. Later in the afternoon, Linda Cindy, Denton, Texas, recently. asked that the Town share the expense of interest, and the Town’s Presi - Golden West, Phone/Internet ...... 140.75 bending and stretching as I pick (Bruce) Lutter, son Joey, and Over the Fourth of July, Nancy and this promotion. Fosheim made a motion, dent is hereby authorized and Grossenburg Implement, them up has got to be good for my grandchildren, Jake and Sammy several family members were at second by Gillaspie to pay ½ of the in - directed to execute a Deed and Supplies ...... 197.26 muscles. And since more apples fall the cabin in the Black Hills, cele - vestment fee of $225.00. The Town of Certificate of Real Estate Value Mills, came to the ranch for a visit, Heartland Waste Management , Refuse every time the wind blows, I get brating Cindy's birthday. Nancy Midland received a quit claim deed from or such other documents as Service ...... 924.00 leaving Saturday. Friday, son Andy the State of South Dakota, Department of necessary to transfer owner - Klein’s Office Plus, Supplies ...... 181.95 that exercise opportunity on nearly Bruce came from his home in stayed at the cabin until Saturday, Transportation, for the roadside park. ship to Second Century Devel - Midland Food & Fuel, Fuel ...... 183.00 a daily basis! Other than that, I am Pierre to spend a couple of days. July 7. Last Tuesday, Nancy and After receiving this property from the opment, Inc. Northwest Pipe, Supplies ...... 226.79 about out of positive thoughts re - Also Friday, daughter Vicki her daughter, Cindy, traveled to State of S.D., the Board then signed a Pioneer Review, Publications ...... 74.72 garding this weather. Rain will be (Bruce) Erickson, Madison, came to Ellendale, N.D., to visit Nancy's quitclaim deed to transfer the land to Sec - DATED this 10th day of July, Postmaster, Stamps ...... 90.00 very welcome, whenever it comes. the ranch to spend a few days, niece. Last weekend, Nancy and ond Century Development, Inc. Resolu - 2012. Quill Corporation, Office I extend my sympathy to the helping Polly with some painting other family members traveled to tions were read and signed to approve Supplies ...... 290.27 family of Walter Van Tassel. He while Polly helped Vicki with some Billings to attend her granddaugh - the transfer of property. TOWN OF MIDLAND SD Dept. of Revenue, Lab Fees ...26.00 was such a well respected man and ter's wedding. Ray Neuhauser has By: /s/ Diana Baeza sewing. Sunday, daughter Marcia SD Retirement System, known far and wide for his honesty been having problems with one of RESOLUTION # 2012-02 Its: Town President Retirement ...... 372.00 (Bruce) Simon, Eagle Butte, came APPROVING THE TRANS - SD Municipal League, and hard work and friendly de - for an afternoon of visiting. Mon - his knees, so he hasn't been doing FER OF CERTAIN PROP - ATTEST: Registration ...... 60.00 meanor. He will be missed. day, son David arrived back at the much traveling. However, the sore ERTY TO TOWN OF MID - By: /s/ Michelle Meinzer SD State Treasurer, Sales Tax ...... 73.92 Now on to the news. ranch to help with projects. One knee doesn't keep him from his LAND Its: Finance Officer USA Bluebook, Supplies ...... 5,286.69 Lola Roseth was in Rapid City project the Bruces are working on card playing groups! Hope the knee West Central Electric, Electric last week for some doctor's appoint - is running a water line to one of the improves soon. The Town Board of Trustees of State of South Dakota ) Supply ...... 860.71 ments, and Dick and Gene Hudson south pastures. Their brother-in- When I talked to Ed Briggs Mon - the Town of Midland, South ) ss WR/LJ Rural Water, Water were supper guests one evening in law, Gene Jones, is helping with day late afternoon, he said he Dakota, a municipal corpora - County of Haakon ) Supply ...... 1,503.75 honor or Duane's birthday. Satur - that project. Monday, when I spoke thought his thermometer was tion, having met at a duly called Midco Diving, Repairs ...... 2,299.00 and noticed meeting of said On this 10th day of July, 2012, day, Lola and Duane were in Wall with Polly, twins Vince and Vicki about ready to break! Like every - Board, and having been pre - before me, the undersigned of - There being no further business to come to take in the parade. From there were celebrating their 32nd birth - one else in the community, he has sented with a Quit-Claim Deed ficer, personally appeared before the Board, the meeting adjourned. they went to Rapid City to run a days! Congratulations to them! been busy caring for cattle, fixing from the State of South Dakota Diana Baeza, Town President few errands and have a short visit Clark and Carmen Alleman at - fence, checking water, etc. He also Department of Transportation, of the Town of Midland, South Michelle M Meinzer, Finance Officer with their daughter and son-in- tended church Sunday, then trav - stays busy with county commission regarding the transfer of the Dakota, known to me or satis - Diana Baeza, President law, Kacey and John Gerlach. On eled to Philip to visit Carmen's fa - business. They are still working to following described real estate factorily proven to be the per - the way back home, they stopped ther, Roy Roseth. While in Philip, make it possible to house a county in Haakon County, South son described in the foregoing [Published July 19, 2012, at the total ap - at Pat and Rosemary Trask's an - they also attended visitation for employee in our area to maintain Dakota: instrument and acknowledged proximate cost of $150.75] nual celebration near Elm Springs. the our roads, which will be espe - that she executed the same in Walter Van Tassel. Lot AB-1 a subdivision of Lot the capacity therein stated and Lola said there was a good crowd Marge Briggs said she was enjoy - cially important once the school re - H-2 in the South Half of the and good music. Sunday, after ing the heat – it gives her an ex - opens this fall. Ed said the commis - Southeast Quarter of Section church, Duane and Lola went to cuse to stay inside and take it easy. sion will have a budget meeting One (S½SE¼ 1), Township Pierre to see about some flooring It was 106˚ at Marge's when I next week. The county, as most One North (1N), Range Moenville News for their home. Lola said they have talked to her. Marge said the whole government entities, is working Twenty-four East (24E) of the by Leanne Neuhauser • 567-3325 had a lot of skunks and coons at earth appears to suffer when it is hard to find the funds necessary to B.H.M., Haakon County, South their house – there are now a few this hot. She said she also has take care of business. Dakota. less, thanks to Duane. skunks and coons at her house – Chase and Kelly Briggs were in Greetings from hot, parched, ditions that Mother Nature throws Dick and Gene Hudson were in they come to her front step and eat Pierre Saturday to spend time with Lot AB-1 contains 2.08 acres, breezy northeast Haakon County. our way – we don't really have a more or less. Philip on Sunday watching their some of the cat food. She said so far Actually, as I write this, it is early choice. grandson Avery play baseball. they have been well behaved, so continued on page 11 Subject to all easements, morning, so it is relatively cooler, First of all, I want to wish my Gene said the temperature in covenants and restrictions of and we are receiving a few drops of mother, Letoy Brown, a very happy Philip was 114˚ – I suggested that record. rain, even though it is mostly birthday! Mom turns 80 this year, maybe Gene should have her head sunny here at the moment. Crazy so to celebrate, my siblings and I examined! Monday, Dick and Gene BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED weather! Yesterday, my outdoor and several of our children and were among those attending fu - that the Town of Midland, thermometer seemed to be stuck on grandchildren joined mom at a bed neral services in Philip for Walter South Dakota shall, accept the 110˚ for the better part of the day – and breakfast to spend a couple of Van Tassel. Later Monday, grand - transfer of the aforesaid prop - way too hot for man or beast, or days visiting and reminiscing. We sons Avery and Noah were at erty by Quit Claim Deed dated machinery, for that matter. I was stayed at the little log cabin that May 24, 2012. Gene's house, working on 4-H proj - surprised early yesterday morning was home to mom's sister and ects. Town of Midland to see a small fox in my vegetable brother-in-law, Louisa and Vint Wyatt Johnson was in Pierre By: /s/ Diana Baeza garden, getting a drink. He was so Williams. It is a little cabin, tucked Friday having his wisdom teeth re - President of the desperate for a drink that he kept under a hill on the Bad River, and moved, and he is recovering well. Board of Trustees drinking, even after he saw me! I'm it was a place where a lot of our Jon and Connie Johnson and fam - sure there are a lot of animals in family's memories were made as ily were in Philip Sunday for the ATTEST: that predicament these days. I we were growing up. It was too hot baseball games, and Monday Jon, /s/ Michelle Meinzer wonder how the young pheasants to go hiking to the "Wonderland," Finance Officer Connie and Wyatt attended the are faring in this hot, dry weather. an area along the creek that was a Van Tassel funeral. RESOLUTION # 2012-03 The livestock and the crops are all place of adventure when we were Billy and Arlyne Markwed trav - APPROVING THE TRANS - suffering, and hopefully we'll re - young, and it was also too hot to eled to Dupree Saturday evening to FER OF CERTAIN PROP - ceive some much needed rain be - make forts out of square bales as attend a rodeo. Arlyne said things ERTY TO SECOND CEN - fore too long. In the meantime, I we used to do (much to Uncle Vint's are greener in that area, thanks to TURY DEVELOPMENT, INC. guess we'll just deal with the con - chagrin, I'm sure). But nonethe -

The Town Board of Trustees of the Town of Midland, South Dakota, a municipal corpora - tion, having met at a duly called and noticed meeting of said Board, and having been pre - sented at that time with a Quit Claim Deed from the State of South Dakota Department of Transportation, regarding the transfer of the following de - scribed real estate in Haakon County, South Dakota:

Lot AB-1 a subdivision of Lot H-2 in the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section One (S½SE¼ 1), Township One North (1N), Range Twenty-four East (24E) of the B.H.M., Haakon County, South Dakota.

Lot AB-1 contains 2.08 acres, more or less.

Subject to all easements, covenants and restrictions of record;

to the Town of Midland, South Dakota, as authorized by sep - arate Resolution, and the Town of Midland now desiring to transfer said property with the necessity of going through the surplus property procedures of SDCL 9-27-18 through 28, and as otherwise allowed pursuant to SDCL 9-27-36 under certain circumstances,

BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Town of Midland, South Dakota shall, for One Dollar ($1.00) and other good and valuable consideration, transfer the above described property to Second Century Development, Inc., a South Dakota non-profit corporation, 22959 Dusty Ridge Road, Mid - Classifieds • 859-2516 Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 10

DEPARTMENT Worker. Experi - ROUGH COUNTRY SPRAYING: FOR SALE: 4’x6’ leather shag FOR SALE: 28’ 5th wheel 1993 Classified Advertising ence in road/bridge construc - Specializing in controlling area rug, browns, $30. 859- Dutchman camper, sleeps 6, CLASSIFIED RATE: $6.50 minimum for first 20 words; 10¢ per tion / maintenance preferred. Canada thistle on rangeland. 3095 or leave message. new awning, $6,000 OBO. Call word thereafter; included in the Pioneer Review, the Profit, & The CDL Pre-employment drug and ATV application. ALSO: prairie PR47-2tp 712/661-9347 or 544-3009, Pennington Co. Courant, as well as on our website: alcohol screening required. Ap - dogs. Call Bill at 669-2298. leave message. PR47-2tc www.pioneer-review.com. plications / resumes accepted. PR41-23tp FOR SALE: Riding mower mo - Information (605) 837-2410 or tors, 18 hp. twin, 12 hp. single. CARD OF THANKS: Poems, Tributes, Etc. … $6.00 minimum for (605) 837-2422 Fax (605) 837- HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - Rear tine tiller, gear driven. Dale first 20 words; 10¢ per word thereafter. Each name and 2447. CRETE: ALL types of concrete O’Connell, Kadoka, 837-2292. CLASSIFIED P OLICY work. Rich, Colleen and Haven PLEASE READ your classified initial must be counted separately. Included in the JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S K32-2tc Hildebrand. Toll-free: 1-877- ad the first week it runs. If you Pioneer Review and the Profit. OFFICE is accepting applica - 867-4185; Office: 837-2621; see an error, we will gladly re- tions for Deputy Sheriff. Certifi - FOR SALE: Several very nice Rich, cell: 431-2226; Haven, run your ad correctly. We accept BOLD FACE LOCALS: $8.00 minimum for first 20 words; 10¢ cation preferred, accepting all used refrigerators. Del’s, I-90 cell: 490-2926; Jerry, cell: 488- responsibility for the first in - per word thereafter. Each name and initial must be counted sep - applications. Willing to work all Exit 63, Box Elder. 390-9810. 0291. K36-tfn correct insertion only. Ravel - arately. Printed only in the Pioneer Review. hours, be on call. Salaried posi - PW31-4tp lette Publications, Inc. requests tion, benefits. Submit resume or TETON RIVER TRENCHING: all classifieds and cards of NOTE: $2.00 added charge for bookkeeping and billing on all LES application to Sheriff FOR SALE: Several clean queen For all your rural water hook- thanks be paid for when or - charges. Clements, POB 127, Kadoka, SD mattress sets, Del’s, Exit 63, ups, waterline and tank installa - dered. A $2.00 billing charge will 57543. Fax 605-837-2046. Posi - Box Elder. 390-9810. PR 45-4tc tion and any kind of backhoe be added if ad is not paid at the DISPLAY AD RATE: $8.00 per column inch, included in the tion is open until filled. Call 605- work, call Jon Jones, 843-2888, time the order is placed. Pioneer Review and the Profit. $5.55 per column inch for the 837-2285. FOR SALE: Several nice used Pioneer Review only. Midland. PR20-52tp refrigerators. Bring a friend – we MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK SCHOOL have no loading help. Del’s, Exit PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair DISTRICT #62-6 is seeking the BACKHOE AND TRENCHING: 63, Box Elder, 390-9810. THANK Y OUS Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, or discrimination on Thank you everyone! What two race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limita - following full-time positions with Peters Excavation, Inc. Excava - PR44-4tc tion, or discrimination.” benefits: Middle School Special tion work of all types. Call Brent great communities we have be - This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is a violation of tween Wall and Philip for all your Education Instructor; Early Peters, 837-2945 or 381-5568 FOR SALE: Rope horse halters the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available support at the time of Donnie’s on an equal opportunity basis. Childhood K-2 Special Educa - (cell). K3-tfn with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. passing. Jay, what a great boss tion Instructor; Paraprofes - Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. for being there for us. Special sional; and Custodial (with CDL GRAVEL: Screened or rock. Call K44-tfn CUSTER CLINIC IS accepting preferred). Contact Tim Freder - O'Connell Construction Inc., thanks to the Philip Hospital and applications for a full-time LPN ick at 605-845-9204 for more in - 859-2020, Philip. P51-tfn despite the horrible rumor. A spe - or Licensed Medical Assistant to formation. Applications may be cial, special thanks to the Philip join our team in the beautiful sent to: Mobridge-Pollock School WEST RIVER EXCAVATION NOTICES /W ANTED ambulance. southern Black Hills. Salary District #62-6; Attn: Applica - will do all types of trenching, WANTED: Looking for used oil. Peggy Aby & family based on experience; includes tions; 1107 1st Avenue East; ditching and directional boring Taking any type and weight. Call excellent benefits. Contact Mobridge SD 57601. EOE. work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee Mike at 685-3068. P42-tfn We thank the following for the Human Resources at (605)673- or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or quick response to the accident PERKINS COUNTY HIGHWAY and fires that happened on our 2229 ext. 110 for more informa - DEPT. has opening for me - call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- tion or log onto www.regional - 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; place July 7: Midland Fire Dept., chanic. Good Benefits. Applica - REAL E STATE 4-Corners Fire Dept., Midland health.com to apply. EEOC/AA. tions are available at Court - [email protected] K50-tfn BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE: Our loss is your Ambulance, South Dakota High - CITY OF WILMOT, SD, seeks ap - house in Bison, SD or call 605- gain. 3 bedroom home on 1-1/2 way Patrol, Haakon County TURN KEY GAS STATION: plications for Street/Water/ 244-5629. lots. Well built, nice kitchen, 2 Sheriff, and all others who re - Murdo S.D. on Interstate 90 and Sewer Superintendent. For ap - FARM & R ANCH PRESS OPERATOR POSITION: STEEL BUILDINGS: Must go! (1) garages, all 1-1/2 year old appli - sponded. We also thank West Highway 83. Would make great plication: 605-938-4811, Operate Kodak 5631 DI press, 100’x200’ may split (1) 80’x150’ ances. Must sell ASAP. 700 9th Central Electric for restoring our body shop or machine shop. Lo - [email protected], or PO Box AB Dick press and other press - & (1) 60’x100’. Call 1-800-411- St., Kadoka. Call for appt.: 837- electric power so quickly. cated next to Pioneer Auto. Call 40, Wilmot, SD 57279. EOE. room and bindery equipment. 1611. K32-tfn THANK YOU ALL!! 605-669-2389. 5866 ext. 322 today & save 2 COACHING POSITIONS avail - Hourly salary, full benefit pack - thousands!!! P31-2tp Michael & Susan Nemec WANT A WAY TO PAY off that able at The Garretson School: age. Larry Atkinson, Bridge City FOR SALE: Ranch-style home Tim & Lori Nemec summer vacation? Join our Head Volleyball; Assistant Vol - Publishing, 1413 E Grand Xing, TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: with slate rock and redwood sid - team! Sell Avon! Work from leyball. No teaching positions Mobridge, SD 57601, 605-230- Get ready for spring hauling! 12- ing, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, I want to thank the people who home. Earn 40% on your first 4 available. Send application to 0161 or atkinson@mobridgetri - ply, 235/85/16R. $155 rock fireplace and extra large 2- were in charge of the party for orders. 1-877-454-9658. Supt. Robert L. Arend, Garret - bune.com. mounted (limited quantities car garage, finished basement, me. You don’t know how well I 3,148 sq. ft total. Located at 806 enjoyed it! Thanks to Shirley Par - son School, PO Box C, Garret - STANLEY COUNTY SCHOOL available). Les’ Body Shop, 859- WEBMASTERS WANTED! Pro - Dorothy St., Wall, SD. Call 279- sons for making up the skit – it son, SD 57030. Open until filled. DISTRICT is seeking a dynamic 2744, Philip. P27-tfn mote your business, offer free 2913. PW31-2tp was very nice – and thanks to all educational leader to join us as classifieds, help your commu - THE DOUGLAS COUNTY COM - the people for coming, the cards a K-5 Principal beginning imme - nity. Encourage family friendly MISSION is taking applications HELP W ANTED HOUSE FOR SALE: 307 MYR - and well wishes. diately. Send cover letter, cre - business and consumer part - for a full- time Douglas County HELP WANTED: Dakota Mill & TLE AVE., PHILIP: 3 bedroom, I really enjoyed what we have dentials, resume with three ref - nerships in your zip code. Highway Superintendent. Must Grain, Inc. is looking for an ag - 1 3/4 bath, Open concept with - done for the center. It’s a wonder - erences to: Dr. Don Hotalling, www.SellBuyZip.com, info@sell - have valid Class A Driver’s Li - gressive, team-minded, forward- stainless steel stove/fridge. New ful place to have in our little town. Stanley County School District buyzip.com, 1-888-872-8772. cense. Experience in road / thinking individual to be a Loca - roof, new windows. Hardwood It’s the best place to come for cof - 57-1, P.O. Box 370, Ft. Pierre, EMPLOYMENT bridge construction / mainte - tion Manager at one of our floors. Large fenced backyard fee and a good visit with all the nance. Supervisory / adminis - SD 57732 or to don.hotalling@ South Dakota locations. All ap - with garden, dog pen, covered FULL-TIME WEED SUPERVI - people and playing a little cards. trative experience preferred. Ap - k12.sd.us. Application must be plicants and information is concrete patio and storage shed. SOR, Hyde County, Highmore, Thanks to Jerry Neville for al - plications will be accepted until received by July 20, 2012. 100% confidential. Apply to New front deck. Can email pic - SD. Job description available ways being there for us all the position is filled. To obtain an NOTICES Jack Haggerty at jackh@dako - tures. Asking $69,900. Call 859- upon request at Auditor's Office. time. This town is a wonderful application and a complete job tamill.com or fax resumé to 605- 2470, leave a message if no an - Applicants may request applica - ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS place to live! description contact the Douglas 718-2844. PW32-2tc swer. P30-4tp Thank you also so much for tions from Hyde County Audi - County Auditor or call (605) statewide for only $150.00. Put tor's Office, 605-852-2519. Sub - the South Dakota Statewide putting up with me all these 724-2423. Mail applications to: HELP WANTED: Are you de - HOUSE FOR SALE, LOCATED mit completed application to Classifieds Network to work for years! Douglas County Auditor’s Office, pendable, hard working and AT 607 SUNSHINE DRIVE, Hyde County Auditor's Office, you today! (25 words for $150. Ann Moses PO Box 159, Armour, SD 57313. looking for a chance to work PHILIP: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, PO Box 379, Highmore, SD Each additional word $5.) Call An Equal Opportunity Employer. with the elderly? Join our team 2100 sq. ft. home on a large lot 57345 by Friday, August 3, this newspaper or 800-658- Thank you to my family and at the Kadoka Nursing Home as located on a quiet cul-de-sac. 2012, at 5:00 p.m. Hyde County NOW HIRING WAITRESS for 3697 for details. friends for the many birthday a dietary aide or a housekeeper. Has attached 2-car garage, stor - is an Equal Opportunity Em - Branding Iron at Faith, SD–Ask cards and gifts, for the birthday OTR & DRIVER OPPORTUNITY Pick up an application or call age shed, large deck and an un - ployer. Larry Kerr, Hyde County for Tim or Deb 967-2662. dinner and for the verbal birth - 837-2270 and ask for Ruby or derground sprinkler system day wishes. Commission. FACTORY CERTIFIED AUTO - $1500.00 SIGN-ON BONUS! Cathy. K32-2tc which operates off a private well. Had a good time and everyone MOTIVE TECH needed: Starting EXP. OTR Drivers, TBI, CABLE TV INSTALLERS Needed 33¢/34¢, $375 mo., health ins., Contact Bob Fugate, Philip, at knows how old I am. salary: $25/hour; extra training SEASONAL OPENINGS: Cedar ASAP! Travel Required. Great credit, 03¢ safety bonus, Call 859-2403 (home) or 515-1946 With sincere appreciation, available. Medical/retirement Pass Lodge is hiring for seasonal Pay. Tools, Truck provided. Joe for details, 800.456.1024, (cell). P24-tfn Eileen Fitzgerald Background Check/Drug Test benefits. Contact Don or Craig help through mid-October. Posi - Burns, Philip Motor, 1-800-859- [email protected]. Required. Sioux Falls Based. tions are available immediately. Thank you to all who remem - 5557. Learn more and apply online: DRIVERS: $1,000 SIGN-ON Please apply at the lodge, ask for RENTALS bered us on our 50th anniversary www.takcommunications.com JACKSON COUNTY HIGHWAY BONUS. New Pay Program! Sharon or Dana. Or apply online FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 with a card, a greeting on the or call Paul: 605-651-4417. *Earn up to 50 cpm *Home at cedarpasslodge.com. P31-4tc bath home in Philip. Tom Foley, street or a phone call. It is great Weekly*2500+ miles, 95% no- 859-2975 or 685-8856. P32-1tc living in a caring community. tarp. Must be Canadian eligible FRONT DESK HELP NEEDED: Also, thank you for the cards re - (888) 691-5705. In a smoke free motel. Computer For all your concrete FOR RENT: 1 bedroom apart - ceived from friends and family in literate, prior desk knowledge ment in Philip, $275/month construction needs: STEEL BUILDINGS the surrounding area and com - helpful, mostly nights and week - plus deposit. Call 391-3992. munities. STEEL BUILDINGS - FACTORY ends. Stop in at Days Inn in Wall PR45-tfn Thanks to our children and DIRECT: 40x80, 50x100, GCOibNsCoRnETE CONSTRUCTION and see Theresa or Dennis for families for the fun weekend in 62x120, 70x150, 80x200, Must an application ASAP. APARTMENTS: Spacious one the Hills and the BBQ with fam - 859-3100 • Philip, SD liquidate Summer deliveries. PW30-3tc bedroom units, all utilities in - ily and friends. It was blessing Limited supply. Call Trever 1- cluded. Young or old. Need having all 25 family members at 888-782-7040. FULL OR PART-TIME HOUSE - rental assistance or not, we can both gatherings. Thank you Hal - * * * * * * * * KEEPER POSITIONS: College or house you. Just call 1-800-481- lie, Mike and family, Harlan, high school students or anyone 6904 or stop in the lobby and Georgia and family, and Heidi APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ! AUTOMOTIVE desiring full or part-time house - pick up an application. Gateway and Steve and family. FOR SALE; 2002 Ford Ranger keeping positions. No experience Apartments, Kadoka. WP32-tfn For application PHILIP PLAZA: www.prorental God’s blessings, XLT extended cab, 4 door, 4- needed, we will train. Apply at Tyrone & Elvera Moos & information: 2 Bedrooms Available management.com wheel drive, auto, 4.0L with just Budget Host Sundowner and PRO/Rental RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS: www.freerenters 68,000 miles. Excellent shape. America’s Best Value Inn, ECREATION Management guide.com R 2 Bedrooms Available Call 279-2913, Wall. PW31-2tp Kadoka. Call 837-2188 or 837- 1113 Sherman St. (washer/dryer hook-ups) 2296. K26-tfn Sturgis, SD 57785 Apartments carpeted throughout, 605-347-3077 or appliances furnished, GREAT SUMMER JOB! Sales 1-800-244-2826 laundry facilities available. BUSINESS & S ERVICES experience preferred but will train. Salary plus commission. Pioneer Review Possibility of up to $12.00 per hour wage. Housing is supplied in Wall. You will make great wages, meet lots of people and Classified Deadline have fun. Position available May 1, 2012. Apply at GoldDiggers on Mt. Rushmore Road in Rapid Tuesdays at Noon City or call factory at 348-8108 or fax resumé to 348-1524. [email protected] P14-tfn MISC . F OR S ALE The Pioneer Review Business & Professional Directory Advertise in PHILIP BODY SHOP RONALD G. MANN, DDS •Complete Auto Body Repairing The Review. •Glass Installation •Painting •Sandblasting Family Dentistry Toll-Free: 1-800-900-2339 Monday - Tuesday - Thurs. - Friday Pee Wee & Toby Hook 8:00 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 5:00 Make it BIG! 859-2337 • Philip, SD 859-2491 • Philip, SD 104 Philip Ave. • South of Philip Chiropractic Call HILDEBRAND READY-MIX 859-2516 Rent This Space PLANTS IN PHILIP & KADOKA $7.25/week Quality Air-Entrained Concrete Call toll-free 1-888-839-2621 to advertise! 3 month min. Richard Hildebrand 837-2621 • Kadoka, SD Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 11

supper with friends before return - milk in the spring near the Nio - Moenville News ing home. (Two nights with no brara River to keep it cool. Our cooking – way to go, Joyce!) forefathers were made of pretty Community continued from page 9 Lee and Mary Briggs enjoyed a tough stuff! visit from daughter Keva Joens As I mentioned earlier in the and grandson Zane over the week - some of Kelly's cousins who were brought grandson Colby Scarbor - news, we enjoyed a birthday cele - EvEnts end. Keva and Zane came to the visiting from Belle Fourche. Chase ough, because Colby's mother, bration for my mother last week - ranch Saturday evening after they has been busy hauling hay, and Pam, was visiting her father who end. Our daughters, Lori, Jennifer EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY … The both got off work. Sunday, Mary, Kelly has been busy with children recently had heart surgery. Joyce and Chelsea, were able to be there Philip Swimming Pool bathrooms are acces - Keva, Seth and Zane Joens, and and garden duties. said it was a hot time at the circus, also, which was great. I also got to sible for Kiddie Park patrons to use! M-F, 7 Cattibrie Riggle went to Pierre to Joyce Jones took grandchildren but the kids had a great time. The meet my great-nephew, Conlin a.m. to 7 p.m. & weekends, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. visit Grandma Lil Briggs. Unfortu - Mattie and Luke to the circus in Ft. Jones and Rounds families enjoyed Hanrahan, for the first time. Fam - *Hours will change mid-August – we’ll keep you posted! nately, Lil was not at home each Pierre last week. Her daughter, supper together following the cir - ily is truly a blessing. Here at the time they stopped, but it is good to Kim Farries, and sons also joined cus. Sunday, Max and Joyce trav - ranch, the guys are busy checking COUNTRY CUPBOARD SUMMER HOURS … June, July and know that Lil is out and about! The the fun. Rosemary (Scarborough) eled to Spearfish to attend an East - cattle, water tanks, grass, etc. And August hours will be every second Wednesday and every third Sat - group got their errands done then Rounds was also at the circus. She ern Star initiation there. They had of course we are always vigilant in urday from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Country Cupboard is located in Wall. stopped at Steve and Dawn Hed - case there is a fire. The grassland man’s before they left town. Keva, fire danger is extreme, and fighting To have your NON-PROFIT meeting listed here, please sub - Seth and Zane, returned to fire in this heat would be haz - mit them by calling: 859-2516, or e-mailing to: ads@pioneer- Spearfish Sunday evening. Mary ardous to the firefighters also. review. com. We will run your event notice the two issues Milesville News said they should be wrapping up Chauncey Jorgensen works at our prior to your event at no charge. continued from page 7 the spring wheat harvest Tuesday place, and his parents live in the if it doesn’t rain – (What’s that? Ac - northwest part of the state. Accord - cording to Mary.) Mary did say she ing to Chauncey, his parents were St. Margaret's of Lakeside. Their Last weekend, Byron and Peggy drove through a very small shower among those who received four and last stop was Wall Drug, and it was visited with Brennen, Joni and on the way to town Tuesday morn - a half inches of rain in about two packed with folks. EmmyLee in Piedmont. They ing – it dusted her vehicle off on hours Monday night. Rain that Sarah Parsons entered the 4-H stopped in Rapid City on their way one side. comes that fast is pretty destruc - [email protected] Iron Chef contest Thursday in home Sunday for a visit with Ruth Neuhauser said she hasn't tive also, but hopefully it filled Philip. She received a purple rib - Joanne Parsons. made any news this week, but she dams, etc. bon for her cream cheese filled Donna and Tina Staben attended said it is hot and dry at Highmore – This week, I am grateful for the crepes topped with cherry sauce. a 4-H council meeting in Philip just like here. Her room at High - rural water system. The dams in Darren and Karen Gebes and Wednesday evening. more Health is comfortable, which our area are drying up, and the cat - family of Horace, N.D., arrived at Paul, Donna and Tina Staben is a blessing, but some parts of the tle need lots of water during this the parental Mike and Linda Gebes were in Wall Friday night and Sat - facility get a little warm in this type of weather. We are fortunate home Friday. Saturday, Darren urday for their celebration. They weather. She is looking forward to here to have spring fed water in and family, Mike and Linda and attended Donna's high school class a visit next month from her grand - many places, but many of our daughter, Courtney, Sturgis, at - reunion. son, Troy, and his family who live neighbors depend on the system for tended a Brech family reunion in Pat Hanrahan and her sister, in Italy. It will be her first opportu - their household water as well as Philip. Laura Frame, were in Rapid City nity to meet great-grandson Aure - livestock water. Without the rural The swimming pool at Earl and Saturday for the Antiques Road - lio – such a wonderful thing to look water system, the situation would Jodi Parsons' is proving to be a show. They were among the 6,000 forward to! When Ruth and I were be even more difficult than it al - very popular place lately. Tuesday, ticket holders who were allowed to visiting about dealing with this ready is. Taylor Hanson spent the afternoon bring two items each to have them heat, she said her mother used to I hope you will go out and make Coyle’s playing with Sarah. Autumn and appraised. They returned home put wet towels over the west win - this a wonderful week. Work 859-2727 Kamri Parsons were at Earl and Sunday. dows of their home, so the breeze smart, drink lots of water, and stay Jodi's Saturday. Vernon Kemp, long-time custom could blow through and cool the air safe. And when you think of it, Philip Last week, Ben Stangle went to combiner in our area, celebrated in the house. My mother said her please pray for rain! Totus Tuus, a church camp, at the his birthday by having supper in grandmother used to put jars of July 23-28, 2012 old St. Martin's Monastery in Philip Saturday night with Mark REGISTER FOR PRIzES: Rapid City. Sunday, Sam's Legion and Chad Hanrahan baseball team had games in Philip. Jim Murphy and his friend, Char-broil Grill Grill Tools The local 4-H club worked at the Sharon Hutchinson, spent last Grindstone News Nook Tablet T-shirts (10) $25 Grocery Gift Certificates concession stand Sunday in weekend with Donnie and Bobette by Mary Eide • 859-2188 Kadoka for the Haakon/Jackson 4- Schofield. Visiting on Saturday Coca-Cola Umbrella Women’s Gadget Gift Bags H Rodeo. Those helping on a very, were Jeff Schofield and friend, Men’s Gift Bags Many more prizes! very hot day were Nina, Allison Crystal Wright, and Bryan (continued from last week) it could be a rattler and he would and Grace Pekron, Linda, Ben and Schofield. Sunday, Donnie and Bo - I stopped in to see Gladys Smith get bit. But the way he flipped that SECOND CHANCE SCRATCH COLORING CONTEST: LOTTERY DRAWING: Mark Stangle, Donna and Tina bette went to Wall for a visit with this week. She had not been feeling bull snake, I wonder if he wouldn’t 25+ prizes to be given away!! Staben and Jodi, Rachel and Sarah the Bruce Dunker family. too well, but she was asleep and I do the same with a rattler? He Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sign non-winning scratch Parsons. Gene and Theresa Deuchar vis - shook it till he snapped the head All kids receive a candy didn’t want to wake her. So I just tickets & put in red Autumn and Kamri Parsons took ited with Megan Hoffman and chil - hard enough to kill it. bar for participation! left a note. plastic drawing can. swimming lessons in Philip last dren in Wall Friday, traveling on to While there I visited briefly with I just don’t like to take the week, so Marcy and the kids spent Rapid City on business. They Dorothy Urban. She and Gladys chance of him getting snake bit, so Stop in for most of the week with her parents, stayed in Spearfish that night, are roommates. I want him to call off when I tell Thank you for your patronage Jim and Betty Smith. meeting Shad, Jenna, Cass and Guests at Bill and Jayne him to. Well, I left the snake there coffee & for the last 10 years – we A week ago Sunday, Dave and Cole Finn. All of the family Gottsleben’s on the Fourth of July for awhile and later was going to cookies all wouldn’t be here without YOU! Tonya Berry took Kenneth and watched and cheered for Jenna on were Kieth and Deb Smith, Ross take it out of the yard. Well, I need We appreciate our many loyal Doris Berry out to dinner in Saturday morning as she partici - and Janice Williams, Dwight and not have worried about that as a week! Kadoka. pated in the Spearfish 5K Race. Marie Slovek, Miles and Jessica big hawk came swooping down and customers & look forward to Lana Elshere and grandaughter, Tim and Judy Elshere were in Wheeler and Bob Thorson and carried it away for his dinner. Help us serving you for many more Grace, had a good time browsing Sioux Falls for the weekend, stay - friend, Jodi. They enjoyed three Dusty does the same thing when celebrate!! years to come! through Wall Drug Saturday. It ing at the home of Scott, Tia and great games of croquet which strangers come. He will stay be - was too hot to be outside very long. family. They enjoyed Saturday ended in a tie with Bill winning the tween me and the stranger. He Joan Hamill has been busy dur - with the boys, Isaac and Holden, playoff. The rest of the day was knows all our family and the neigh - ing the last couple of weeks with feeding the ducks and geese, going spent enjoying great food and fel - bors and just wants them to pet company. Friends from St. Paul, to the falls and to a waterpark. lowship. him. He is eight years old and I Minn., Kathy Zweber and Kate They stopped to see Judy's mother A certain person said that they worry that I will not have him Fennema, spent from June 29 in Mitchell each way. Sunday, think Bill practices prior to the day many more years, as his breed, bor - through July 6 with Joan. This was Judy's sister, Marilyn and Fred he will be playing so there is no der collie, don’t live to be very old. the first visit to South Dakota for were there, so they enjoyed a late chance you can beat him. Well, You only get a few dogs like that HELP WANTED: both ladies. They all went to the dinner together before heading someone else must have been prac - in your life time. Now they say not Badlands and the Black Hills for home. ticing to end up in a tie with him! to kill bull snakes but as far as Full-time / Part-time Sales Clerk three days. Joan's son, Matt and Donnie and Marcia Eymer drove This was just a joke between snakes go, they startle me and I Lisa Jasper, Landon and Lucas, S. to Belle Fourche early Sunday sources of new’s items and me. Bill don’t want them in my basement. Competitive wages! St. Paul, visited from the sixth morning for the 4-H rodeo. They does a good job in doing whatever It is old and laid up rock of early through the 13th. They enjoyed the celebrated their Monday anniver - he is going to do. years and they can get in there. Black Hills Monday and Tuesday, sary by picking up parts in Rapid I was unable to reach Herb or When I have to go down there, he Zeeb Pharmacy along with Joan. They were all sup - City for Jim Bob. Hazel Sieler. They must be gone a will come when I open the door and per guests Sunday, the eighth, at Debbie Neville went to Rapid lot. Herb’s job adjusting crops takes look down in there. But I use my 859-2833 • Downtown Philip Jason and Vonda Hamill's. City for the weekend. She met a him a distance away from home long handled ice scraper and check Connie Parsons was a caller at friend from Minnesota who she and if there are several jobs in one out the steps anyway. Joan Hamill's Friday afternoon. hadn't seen for 40 years and they area they stay overnight there. The road that leads home, it Connie has some old photos and had a great time together. Her Hazel usually goes along and if the seems, is dearer than the rest, for it needs help identifying the people in friend had come for the Antiques have some spare time in between is paved with fondest dreams of them Roadshow. those I loved the best. It is the one jobs, they might do some sightsee - We offer … Steve Elshere, Illinois, was an Pray for cooler temperatures and ing. Hazel said that it is amazing road when weary and worn that I overnight guest Thursday, the rain ! what there is to see in South know waiting at the end I shall find 12th, at Byron and Peggy Parsons'. peace and content . Dakota. & new Colormatch System for (this week’s news) •Wood Pellets •Skid Loader Rental Harvesting seems to be all done •De WALT Tools •Pole Barn Packages all your painting needs! in this area. Todd O’Connor did a On July 3, Loren and Rose Kiel •Storage Sheds •House Packages lot of the combining out this way. decided to go pick up the decora - •Gates & Fencing •Feed Bunks Some of the wheat didn’t yield as tions which they had put out on the Supplies •Calf Shelters Call today for your good and some did fair but the pro - graves at the Hilland Cemetery. free estimate!! FALL HELP NEEDED! tein was 14 to 16 due to the dry As they left the cemetery, they weather. It seems to be a no yield called on Jack and Arlyce Griesel. HOURS: M-F: 7 A.M. TO 5 P.M. • SAT: 8 A.M. TO NOON crop year for the farmer. Arlyce invited them to stay for MOSES BLDG. CENTER August ~ September ~ October The corn was over knee high by noon dinner. Arlyce’s sister, Ar - S. HWY 73 • 859-2100 • PHILIP the fourth and looking good both at lene, and her husband, Ken Prairie Homestead Trevor Fitchs, here at home and at Everett, Mountain Home, Idaho, Badlands Trading Post Bill Gottsleben’s just south of our were also there. Their social time place. Some say if they don’t get after dinner was abruptly inter - Flexible Hours ~ Competitive Wages ~ Gas Discount corn, they will make silage from it. rupted when Truett Fitch knocked Contact Heidi: (605) 433-5411 I have a dog that I really appre - on the door to inform them of the ciate called Dusty and he really fire near their shed in the pasture Public Notice looks after me. He will not let any - a short distance west of their thing that could be harmful get house. near me. The other day, he was Loren thought that he would be Regarding having a terrible fit barking, his of little help so they left for home way of letting me know that danger going past the old Pates place. is near. They noted some changes. Kieth “Thank Yous” I went to look and he had a large and Tucker Smith, as renters, had bull snake cornered, staying his built some new fence along the distance. So I got my long handled road going west of the house. There submitted as ice scraper that I keep close for was a big pile of old wooden posts such things and went to take care in the yard. The gate was shut as “Letters to the Editor” of the varmint. cattle were being pastured there. He would come too close to me The old house is partly gone and The position of this newspaper to accept “Thank Yous”, whether di - and Dusty was between us in an in - leaning as is the barn with one rected to a person, any institution, affiliation or entity for placement stant. I had to call him off so I could lean-to collapsed. That barn had in anything other than the “Cards of Thanks” column located in the do away with the snake, which I been originally located south of the Classified Section of this newspaper: did. I like to have him mind me, as continued on page 12 THERE WILL BE A CHARGE! Letters of thanks or congratulations shall be construed as advertis - ing and will be inserted for placement in the proper location of this newspaper. PLEASE ASK IF IN DOUBT If you are in doubt about whether material sent in or brought in to this newspaper, be sure to ask for assistance at the counter or please leave a phone number so that you may be contacted. There is a dif - ference between news and advertising. The Pioneer Review PO Box 788, 220 E. Oak St., Philip, SD 57567 (605) 859-2516 • [email protected] Thursday, July 19, 2012 • The Pioneer Review • Page 12

down to Interior for Asta’s birthday John and Melisa and kids left for Grindstone News party on the 14th at the park in In - home Sunday. terior celebrating her 70th. S.D. high marks for special continued from page 11 Marvin, Vicki and Mary Eide at - Jesse and Mariah returned home tended the birthday supper for and were called back when Walter Rayler Fitch on his third birthday. education, Birth to Three Eggen place, now Tucker Smith’s ever Walter thinks, as he will do got ill. They planned to return back Cliff and Rita Ramsey were also pasture. It was the Frank Scott the best he can for you. And he al - to Wisconsin late Monday after the there. Other family members were South Dakota has again received The Part B state performance barn. Herb Pates moved it onto his ways did. When Kenneth and Wal - services for Jesse’s grandpa, Wal - there, but the Milesville News will the highest rating possible under plan includes baseline data, meas - place from the Martin Hannigan ter would get together to visit, ex - ter. probably have those from that area the Individuals with Disabilities urable and rigorous targets, and place about one and three-quarter changing stories you would hear Gladys Smith has moved over to listed. Education Act for fiscal year 2010. improvement activities for 20 indi - miles west of its location today. The them laughing and enjoying every the nursing home side this last Some people are having sick an - South Dakota is one of only 23 cators, such as graduation rate, Hannigan homestead eventually moment of the visit. week. I have not been in to see her imals due to the drought and there states or U.S. territories to meet participation and performance on became part of Pates’ pasture. Walter knew his feed and seed since she has moved but need to go are some diseases that often show the requirements and purposes of assessments, and ensuring that Loren does not know when the business and kept up on the latest in again soon. up in a a drought year that don’t IDEA under both Parts B and C, complaints are resolved and hear - barn was moved from those previ - new seed that was out. He did a Herb and Hazel Sieler had com - cause much damage in a good year. according to the United States De - ings are adjudicated within re - ous locations. great service through the years for pany this last week. Hazel’s kids It seems to be bugs that are caus - partment of Education. quired timelines. Loren was told that Terkildsens farmers in this area. were here for a visit, John and ing problems by biting the animal IDEA Part B monitors the effec - The Part C, or Birth to Three, plan to eventually complete the Jesse and Maria (Evans) Heaton Melisa Clarke and kids, Austin and and making them sick. This sure tiveness of special education serv - state performance plan includes wrecking job and burn the remains came home and had a birthday Evan, Lee Summit, Mo. has been a trying year for everyone ices at the preschool and kinder- baseline data, measurable and rig - of those buildings. As they contin - party last week for Marlin Evans While they were here, they did and there doesn’t sound like there garten through 12 levels, while orous targets, and improvement ac - ued west on the old dirt road, and served Wisconsin wine and some touring, went to a cave in the will be any relief coming soon. This Part C refers to the state’s Birth to tivities for 14 indicators, such as Loren and Rose noted that For - cheese along with other goodies for Black Hills. They said that the has been a year when you hear Three program, which serves ensuring positive outcomes for in - tunes have removed the Manahan her 77th birthday. Shan Vander flood that had went through it had about what troubles others are younger children and their fami - fants and toddlers with disabilities, house and also the house on the May and Alaetra Evans and other hurt the long crystals. They were having. lies. timely provision of services, and Rausch place. family and friends gathered for the not as long and pretty as had been Pray for rain and help your IDEA requires each state to de - meeting evaluation timelines. July 6, Loren and Rose Kiel celebration. There were 30 people in earlier years. neighbor who has troubles, if you velop a state performance plan that Nebraska and Wyoming were drove to Brookings, to attend the who enjoyed the party. They took in the fireworks at can. And always thank God every evaluates its efforts to implement also among the 23 states that met wedding of Rose’s grand-nephew, Marlin went down to Asta Philip, attended the Belle Fourche day, as he still holds us in his hand the requirements and purposes of requirements under both parts of Kevin Pates, and his bride, Court - Amiotte’s and went to the Interior rodeo, went to Wall Drug, and and there is a reason for everything IDEA, and describes how the state IDEA. ney Trooien, at Lake Campbell Day rodeo and fireworks on the toured the Badlands. They at - even if we are not able to see it will improve its implementation. Lutheran Church southwest of Fourth of July. She went back tended church in Philip and then now. Brookings. It was an evening cere - mony on Saturday, July 7. Kevin is the son of Mark and Phyllis Pates and is in partnership with his par - ents in their sheep farm opera - tions. ls: ch Specia Lun day Reservations: The wedding reception, dinner onday-Fri M :30 and dance were held at the conven - 11:00 to 1 tion center in a motel in Brookings. all for The Steakhouse & Lounge C Loren and Rose and other out of specials! 859-2774 town wedding guests spent a cou - Open Daily ~ Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip ple of nights at the motel. (Dan and Marsha Kiel from Indianapolis, Thursday, July 19: Saturday, July 21: Ind., were among the guests.) After Tuesday, July 17: Beef Tip Basket Prime Rib attending worship services at As - u ar Petite Ribeye gular Men cension Lutheran Church in Brook - d B Re htly! Friday, July 20: Monday, July 23: ala at ilable Nig ings the out of town family guests S ble Ava ila Wednesday, July 18: * * * uffet were invited to a noon-time dinner Ava h! 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