$ 00 Inclu1des Tax No. 13, Vol. 110 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, November 19, 2015 www. pioneer-review.com Philip Area Community Foundation goal: community savings account by Del Bartels The newly formed Philip Area Community Foundation is heading the response to a challenge from philanthropist Demaris Neshiem to raise $100,000 so she can match it in a Philip area community sav - ings account. The South Dakota Community Foundation will con - tribute another $50,000. The yearly interest of up to 4.5 percent of the principal from this permanent, growing account will be available as grants to local non - profits. That is at least $11,250 each year benefiting the Philip area. Through an application process, these grants may go for activities, building, expenses, ben - efits or other projects. Demaris Neshiem will match The foundation’s meeting Nov. $100,000 raised by the Philip Area 12 began with a donation of Community Foundation. Annual $25,000 from Grossenburg Imple - interest from the community sav - ment, at $5,000 per year. Joe ings account is to benefit local Woitte, Philip site manager for nonprofit applicants. Grossenburgs, said it was their way of supporting the community. Larry Gabriel is a member of the board of directors for Philip Health Services, Inc. He reminded attending foundation members of the fund Members of the Philip Area Community Foundation in attendance at the Del Bartels drive that created the new hospital. “We are blessed in our greater com - presentation of the $5,000 per year donation from Grossenburg Imple - Ray Smith, Britni Ross, Joe Woitte – Grossenburg site manager, Roger munity that several individuals have given their life savings. We try our ment included, back row from left, D.J. Rush and Dillon Kjerstad, Front: Porch, Gerry Rislov and Marion Matt. best that the hospital operates not only during our lifetimes, but our kids’ and grandkids’,” said Gabriel. donations are good, but, as voiced by Marion Matt, “The more people and her tears, were the most compelling argument to fund community PHSI has also been in the process of creating some type of community who get involved in the recruiting efforts, the better the results will be.” projects. benefit fund. It already assists students in nursing schools, with those Dillon Kjerstad added, “Yes, there are some good businesses in town, Beth Massa, S.D. Community Foundation, said the donations will be students contracted to work at PHSI for several years after earning but there are also some wonderful farmers and ranchers. Get people to sustaining the Philip area. their degrees. That program might expand to other medical fields, as think about the Philip area and doing good things for the community.” Marion Matt added that the many and various potental interest-sup - well as other community benefits. Gabriel suggested, for income and tax reasons, producers could donate ported projects need to be explained exactly, what the funds are going PHSI said that this is not in conflict or competition with Philip Char - livestock and crop sales. to do, it’s the baseball leagues and others. ities or the Philip Area Community Foundation. “Thanks for what you Gerry Rislov praised the givers of previous fundraisers, “Lots of people If a future grant had to be done before the savings account’s first are doing,” said Gabriel. who weren’t expected to give really came out, though did not want any year’s interest has been accrued, or if the project application was not “It sounds like these will complement each other,” said Gerry Rislov. notoriety.” from a registered non-profit, or for any other reason, then those projects Roger Porch, the main contact for the Philip Area Community Foun - Kjerstad thought the best way to remind people of being community- could go through Philip Charities. dation, said, “There are lots of things people can do with estate planning oriented was already heard in Neshiem’s original speech two weeks ago. Ray Smith praised the large and small givers who will be contacted without cutting out the heirs.” “It’s her challenge, so we should keep echoing her story,” said Kjerstad. or will simply come in to donate, “Each donation and its match gets us The foundation is trying to raise the matchable funds as soon as pos - Neshiem grew up in the Philip area, with kindness and assistance from closer to the first $250,000.” sible, hopefully by its Dec. 1 meeting. Members understand that large wonderful people, and she wishes to give back. Kjerstad said her story, Special city council meeting sees passage of disputed ordinance by Del Bartels nance was sufficient, and the amendments were not necessary. The the newspaper. A special meeting was called by the Philip City Council, Monday, Nov. other members’ thoughts were the amendments would not only attempt Audience members voiced their concerns of what additional busi - 16, in the courthouse’s commissioner’s room. to regulate businesses operating in a residental district, but also create nesses in residential districts will do to their property values. When a The council flew through other items before tackling the proposed or - a separate board of adjustment to deal with appeals if there is a conflict structure goes commercial, some nearby properties are going to go down dinance issue concerning businesses operating in residential districts. of interest with any of the council members. If there is no conflict of in - and some are going to go up. These amendments may change the game. The second reading of Ordinance #2015-13, supplemental appropria - terest, then the board of adjustment is the mayor and city council. It was explained by McKnight that the amendments cover structure tions was approved. This is the financing of the remainder of the secu - The uses that are proposed to be allowed through conditional use per - use rather than land use. He said not all the neighbors have to agree or rity camera project viewing the Haakon County Young Women’s Kiddie mits in the residental zoning district would include educational facili - disagree with a conditional use permit application. Dissenting landown - Park and the Philip swimming pool. ties, offices and professional services, day cares, specialty retail, and ers must step forward to voice their opinion. The council will have to re - The city will submit an application to the South Dakota Department tourist/visitor accommodations (bed and breakfasts). All current busi - view each permit, taking into consideration the neighbors’ opinions. of Transportation for permission to put the city’s new modular radar nesses in residental zoning areas would be grandfathered into the newly The ordinance process states that ordinances have to be read twice, speed sign on posts in the highway right of way. Two spots on Larimer amended ordinance. with at least five days in between the first and second reading. The pro - Avenue have been chosen for the radar sign. Council member Greg Arthur addressed the issue first. “If we okay posed ordinance needs to be published after the second reading, but the The council approved a contract with West Central Electric for the this and give them the variance, everybody else will expect it, too. We Philip finance office often publishes them after the first, as well. “All or - new South Dakota Highway 73 lighting. The 22 new 72-watt light-emit - are taking homes away from places to live in. The businesses would be dinances shall be read twice by title with at least five days between each ting diode (LED) street lamps on Larimer Avenue will cost the city great, but not in a residential area. I wouldn’t want it next to my house, reading. If passed, the ordinances shall be filed with the finance officer. $13.79 per month for each street light. taking away parking. I don’t see why we need this, we already have it With few exceptions, ordinances, after being signed and filed, must be Two building permits were approved, one for Doug West for BMT, Inc. covered in the ordinances,” said Arthur. published at least once in the official newspaper (SDCL 9-19-7). to put an addition to a shed, and another for Midcontinent Communica - Mayor Mike Vetter stated, “I guess I don’t see any harm in it. He The council voted, with one dissenting vote, to pass the first reading tions to bury fiber optic cable. A permit for Tyler Nemec to do a sewer added, “The application process where you have to visit with the neigh - of the ordinance. Any business based on this acceptance, such as accept - line replacement was tabled, waiting for a definite plan for the line. bors, that is where the needed control comes in.” ing a conditional use permit application, was tabled until the next city The main point of the meeting was an ordinance earlier tabled for fur - Council member Marion Matt stated that with the amendments, “We council meeting. ther investigation, Ordinance #2015-14, amending and establishing sec - have more ability to control ... different businesses fit different buildings Matt concluded, “We have another reading coming, and I would really tions in chapter 11, building regulations, board of adjustment. The many ... there are certain things you can’t put in there, a packing plant, and like to see the public come in.” amendments were to clarify laws concerning variances, businesses op - this gives us this control.” The next scheduled Philip City Council meeting is Monday, Dec. 7, in erating in residental districts, and to provide an appeals process if citi - City attorney Ryan McKnight said that when a zoning conditional use the Haakon County Courthouse community room, starting at 7:00 p.m. zens disagreed with any related city council decisions. permit is applied for, the amended ordinance would require the neigh - The year-end city council meeting is Tuesday, Dec. 29, in the commis - The main contention of a council member was that the current ordi - bors to be personally notified, but everyone else will find out about it in sioner’s room, at 4:00 p.m. Philip Nursing Home receives new digital piano After years of use, the piano at the Philip Nursing Area musicians, headed by Marianne Frein, Barb Home needed to be replaced. Bowen, Cynthia Finn and Kathy Chesney, found the Fundraising efforts started the first of October for piano at the Legion Hall was so wanting that they did the nursing home to purchase a digital piano, a digi- not like playing it for funerals. Some musicians have dolly (cart with wheels), and a protective cover for the even rented a piano when they played for such occa - piano. The special cover has to be “breathable” so sions. A digital piano can be set to play in different trapped moisture does not damage the electronics of keys, thus helping vocalists who have difficulty reach - the piano. With the support of several individual and ing the higher or lower ranges. group donors, this project was accomplished relatively The old pianos are looking for a home. Georgia quickly. Moos and Ruthi Jimenez, both activity directors of the “People are so generous,” said Frein. “We are just nursing home, said that old pianos are hard to get rid trying with the community to make this a better of, but the two are trying to give it away. The old place. The people at the legion and the nursing home nursing home piano can be seen and picked from the are those who got us this far.” west entrance to the clinic. These people are heading up the effort, along with many others, in now looking for donations to purchase the equipment for Philip’s American Legion Hall. The Philip school music department is attempting to raise Helping celebrate the arrival of the new digital piano funds for its purposes, but some of the funds are des - and its accessories to the Philip Nursing Home were, tined to go toward the digital piano equipment for the from left, Bruce Kroetch, Linda Kroetch, Harlan Moos, American Legion. 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Pirate Lore was a convenient snowstorm that month after that. Fine, fine. Maybe might prevent me from going to the it will snow and I won’t be able to I bought a black eye patch yes - ophthalmologist. It was not to be. get there. Can’t seem to count on Country Praises terday. I think I’m going to become The sky was completely clear, tem - the weather though. Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] a pirate. I already have seafaring peratures were well above freezing, All of this was deemed necessary experience which is a plus. There is and even the breezes were mild. No due to a condition I have which is also a pair of tight black leather good excuses in sight. I was feeling called “macular degeneration.” I Neither world is real, at least steady. Newscasts are rarely up - pants around somewhere if I can fairly healthy as well. “Shoot! probably inherited the tendency to - To give thanks for the vast majority of people in lifting. Individual’s health may be just find them. I’ll probably have to Guess I’ll have to go!” I said, and I wards it along with nearsighted - Extremes simultaneously come this modern day and age. Most a personal and family trial. Rifts buy a red bandana for my head, a did. ness from my mother who had to my mind when I think of thoughts of Thanksgiving bring may exist because of divorce, re - blousy white shirt with big gold At the eye clinic, a nurse put both. It involves a distortion of the Thanksgiving. varying distortions between these marriage, or life choice differ - buttons, and some buccaneer boots. bunches of drops in my eye to clean macula in the back of the eye which For most people, the traditional two extremes. Or, sadly, some ences. Rockwell’s world would That should do it as far as clothing it, deaden it, and who knows what receives signals from the lens and Thanksgiving would be similar to people can’t imagine any kind of indeed be a blessing. goes. Oh, yes. I’ll probably need to else? She even disinfected my eye - sends it on to the optic nerve. Fluid the almost perfect, almost sappy, thanks. Yet, I don’t really see the other buy a parrot and learn a few more lids and the surrounding area. builds up and bends the macula so world seen in a Norman Rockwell Norman Rockwell might be extreme. People do not have to be swear words. Then I should be all After a short wait, here came the things may be fuzzy, bent, or gen - painting. The entire family is saddened that perfect families are alone, with little to eat or have. set. doctor with her syringe. She put erally not very clear. That is what dressed for the annual get-to - rare. The head of the house might There is almost always some fam - Actually, I bought the eye patch some kind of clamp on the eyelids I have in my right eye although the gether, all sitting around a well- be a single parent. Often mem - ily, be it blood relatives, neigh - after going to the eye doctor yester - to keep them from closing and left is still fine. Naturally, if some - decorated dining room table. The bers are not present, because of bors, or even someone who also day and getting a shot in the eye. I causing trouble, stuck the needle thing can be done to improve the dishes, bowls and platters are death, distance, commitments to would cherish being on the phone can see you grimace from here and right into the lower white part of condition, you feel it is worth the filled with enticing and colorful other relatives, or they are just no for awhile. Food may be from maybe even hear a few ooh, oohs. my eye, and squeezed the trigger. time and trouble to do it. Such was food, yet paling in comparison to longer closely involved with commodities, but there is more That was my reaction too when I It hurt a little bit, but I was very the case with me. It is too early to the huge, deliciously browned today’s stretched and over-ex - than a simple loaf of bread. first heard about having such a careful not to jump or move about. tell exactly what improvement turkey that dominates the center tended family. The picture of Thanksgiving, procedure done. It didn’t sound like It only took a few seconds, and then there ultimately will be since that of the table. The male head of the Lavish food on a beautiful table sappy or not, may represent the fun. Sure, I’ve had shots in the it was done. After having dreaded apparently takes a few days to a family is prepared to carve the may just not be possible. Paying bountifulness of family, food, arm, a few in the rear, and, at the the whole business to a certain de - week. I’m hoping for the best, and bird to continue the merriment, the heating bill comes before home, laughter. “Grace” shows dentist’s, some in the gums to gree, I was pleased that it wasn’t so we’ll see how it goes. At first, vision as joyful family members cheer on overflowing the counter with the lack of things, but also shows deaden things. I haven’t exactly en - bad after all. I’ve been through was much worse for a few hours, the occasion. items that are not the basics. The the bounty of thankfulness. joyed any of them, but somehow worse things for sure. but now there seems to be a slight For some people, the Eric En - 30-pound turkey is often a far My own world is somewhere in getting a shot in the eyeball sounds A bit later, the nurse held up two improvement from what it was be - strom photo of an old man pray - smaller meal, from which there between. Funny, I long to see particularly nasty. Maybe this is fingers and asked me how many fore the shot. ing comes to mind. In “Grace,” the will be only a day or so of precious both extremes. Perhaps I can. because we’ve been cautioned by fingers I saw with the bad eye. This Meanwhile, I found I didn’t need our mothers since childhood not to made me laugh for some reason. I the eye patch since there wasn’t old man, with white-hair and leftovers. There are loved ones, there is run with a stick or “you’ll poke your said “Two,” and chuckled some any of the light sensitivity that white beard, is praying over a Today’s family may not be as food, there is joy, even though I eye out.” She might have had simi - more. The gal smiled a little herself they said there might be. There small loaf of bread and a wooden joyous as Rockwell envisioned. have to look to see them. And, lar concerns when you got your and said that sometimes the shot was a little scratchiness like when bowl of broth. He is no longer Worries can be pushed aside only there is thankfulness, not for first BB gun with which you could made the eye swell a little and took you’ve gotten too much dust in your youthful and spry. He is alone. He so far, even on such a holiday. things, but for the sheer fact that shoot your eye out if you weren’t away some sight. She was just eyes raking hay or something, but has little. Yet, he still gives The country has troops abroad. I, like that old man, am able to careful. We’ve thereby learned to checking. I must have passed her it cleared up after a little sleep. I thanks in prayer. The economy never seems to be and desirous to give thanks. protect our eyes. As a result, inten - test since she didn’t try again with didn’t even need the drops they tional poking of the eye with a nee - a different number of fingers. In - gave me. Today I put the patch on dle sounds like something we stead, she let me get myself out of my right eye and asked wife should probably avoid if at all pos - that place. This was not before giv - Corinne if I looked like a pirate. sible. ing me the bad news that I would She said I did so now I guess I’ll Yesterday, then, I woke up probably need two more shots – one have to go buy a parrot and what - thinking it would be nice if there in a month’s time and again the not. Aargh. Avast you swabbies.

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E-MAIL ADDRESSES: ADS : [email protected] • NEWS : [email protected] November 19, 2015 • Pioneer Review Rural Livin’ 3 Little Pasture on the Prairie Eliza Blue | [email protected] FFA Rushmore Leadership Roundup hardy. All handy for a shepherdess ewes. But it didn't. When Fifi and who still doesn't really know what Elsa came up for sale, I jumped at she is doing. And you know what the chance. Finding shetland sheep Shetlands are not good for? Meat. anywhere in the state of South Their meat is supposedly quite de - Dakota is tough; I didn't know licious, but there isn't much of it. when I'd come across another op - Meanwhile, their wool is copious, portunity. However, I made myself and of the finest quality. As I have a promise – if I bought these girls, mentioned in this column before, I would finally have to confront the selling my lambs feels a little like pile of wool in the shed, no more selling my friends' children. A putting it off. sheep who doesn't cost much to run, Which brings me to the present and produces a fleece more valu - moment. The Bean is not in the able than its meat, is the perfect best mood. He must have more They are black with white freck - sheep for a small holder who is far teeth coming in, as he has once les on their faces, thin peg legs, and too attached to her flock. In fact, again transformed from a sweet- great, fluffy coats. One is named many people who breed shetlands cheeked angel baby, to a young Fifi and she is very skittish. The actually keep wethers because they wolverine. He makes it seem that other is named Elsa and she is also are said to have the best wool. falling asleep can only be achieved shy, though she will come up to nib - There are more qualities to love: by clawing ones way through a bed ble a little grain from your hands Shetlands are small, which is nice of brambles – a painful and time provided you remain quiet and for a person who is also small, they consuming process. Meanwhile, I move slowly. They are shetland are docile, they are good mothers, have this column due in a few sheep – the sheep I have been wait - and they are prolific – with the hours. Unfortunately, I also choose Del Bartels ing for since before I even knew I right feed they almost always have today to fulfill the promise I'd made The members of the Philip FFA who competed in the Anna Piroutek, Bobbi Antonsen, Mikayla Addison, was waiting for sheep. twins or even triplets. The list goes to myself. Currently, in order to Rushmore Leadership Roundup included, back row, Brandon McLaughlin and Mark Stangle. Front: Daw - It would surprise exactly no one on and on, but perhaps the thing pass from one side of the house to from left, Conner Dekker, Tristen Schofield, Lane son Reedy, Anna Belle McIlravy, Kendal Hook, Madi - to learn that I hate docking lambs that really sold me on Elsa and Fifi, the other, you have to weave Kroetch, Eli McClendon, Dylan Schofield and Keagan son Morehart and Brittney Park. and usually cry over it. SInce I ac - is that they are black sheep. As a around the hulking mass of two Fitch. Middle row: Jada Jones, Payton Schoenhals, tually have a sheep without a person who spent a most of junior dirty, smelly mounds of raw wool. I docked tail (I kept thinking she was high and high school feeling pretty lugged them in this morning during On Nov. 4, a portion of the place, job interview, and Mikayla Morehart and Anna Belle McIl - going to die, so I never bothered…) out of the loop, I've always had a what I thought was the Bean's nap, Philip FFA chapter traveled to Addison – ninth place, job inter - ravy placing second. The agricul - I can attest from personal experi - soft spot for black sheep of all types. but turned out to be a brief rest be - Rapid City for the Rushmore view. tural sales team of Keagan Fitch, ence it is pretty important to dock Now I finally have two of my own. tween bramble clawings. Now, as Leadership Roundup, a Career Philip’s teams also placed, with Eli McClendon, Dylan Schofield lambs. Every time I am tempted to But buying these ewes means I he tries to tear his way back to Development Event competition the agricultural communications and Lane Kroetch also placed sec - chicken out and not band the new have to move from fantasy to real - sleep, I try to write, but the smell of featuring 11 teams from across team of Kendal Hook, Madyson ond. babies, I think of Meri at shearing ity. The title of a famous short story lanolin and old straw keeps inter - the western half of the state. time, and I shudder. Her undocked by Delmore Schwartz, "In Dreams rupting my thoughts. The roundup, held at the Uni - tail with a year's worth of crusty Begin Responsibilities" comes to Strangely though, I am un - versity Center and sponsored by wool is not a pretty sight. Still, I mind. For the past two springs we daunted. For one thing this column Farm Credit Services, featured just hate it. I usually hold the have bagged the wool shorn from is almost done, and it appears that events such as public speaking, lambs while the man of the ranch the sheep I already have, and piled the Bean has finally fallen back to job interview and agricultural does the deed, and I always say the it in a dark corner of one of the out - sleep. As for the wool, it is liberat - broadcasting. same thing through my tears, "I buildings, where it has sat, a bit ing to know that by tonight I will ei - The following Philip students don't think I want to keep breeding forlornly, waiting for me to figure ther have beautiful, creamy stacks placed in their respective areas. sheep." Shetlands, however, are out what to do with it. Extensive in - of fleecy curls, or a giant, sodden Anna Piroutek – third place, naturally short-tailed, so you don't ternet searching turned up only be - lump of stinky felted wool. Chances prepared public speaking, Brit - need to dock the lambs. I was ready fuddlement – the intricacies of are pretty good it will be the latter, tney Park – eighth place, creed to sign up as soon as I found that processing fine wool are utterly but that's okay, because I'll know a speaking, Brandon McLaughlin – out. I mean, it's almost too good to overwhelming. Eventually I de - lot more about how to skirt and 10th place, creed speaking, Tris - be true. cided I couldn't do it myself, but the wash wool by the time I'm done. tan Schofield – third place, extem - closest mill that would take such And I've got plenty of bags of wool, The other thing I love about the poraneous public speaking, Mark small quantities was hundreds of so there's lots to practice on before shetlands, is they are considered to Stangle – fifth place, extempora - miles away, and it would have cost next spring when Elsa and Fifi get be an "unimproved breed," which neous public speaking, Tristen means they developed over time to so much to turn the fleece to yarn, shorn. If nothing else it will be ad - the skeins would have been worth venture, and besides, who doesn't Schofield – fourth place, agricul - meets the needs of their environ - ture broadcasting, Dawson ment, rather than through selective more than yarn spun from gold. love the aroma of wet wool in the All this should have deterred me winter? Reedy – 10th place, agriculture breeding programs. So, they grow broadcasting, Bobbi Antonsen slow, are easy keepers, and are very from acquiring more fine-wool fourth place, job interview, Payton Schoenhals – fourth place (tie), job interview, Jada Jones – sixth Small business Saturday by John L. Brown, Small Business shopping district with some trendy Administration, local stores. HAAKON COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PLAN S.D. District Director •Take part in Small Business As the voice for our nation’s en - Saturday® on social media, using PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE trepreneurs, the United States the hashtag #SmallBizSat to am - Haakon County is preparing a 5-year transportation plan. Small Business Administration cel - plify your support. If you find a This transportation plan is required for State Bridge Grant ebrates all small businesses on a great small business retailer with daily basis. unique products, Tweet or Face - Program eligibility. The public is invited to provide input When our small businesses do book your find so others can enjoy on the proposed plan. well, our communities do too. it too. Therefore, as part of our annual •When you open your gifts, start The meeting will be held 3:00 P.M. (MT), December 1, tradition, I encourage you to join a conversation about which one 2015, at the Haakon County Courthouse, millions of Americans and “shop came from the most distinctive and Commissioners Room, 140 S. Howard, Philip, S.D. small” on Small Business Satur - creative sellers. This can make for day®, Nov. 28, to complete your great debate over egg nog or your For information on the proposed plan, contact Valerie holiday shopping (or to start your holiday drink of choice. Williams, Haakon County Highway Department, at 859- holiday shopping, as the case may •I know I’ll be shopping small be). with my friends and family on Sat - 2472. Disabled individuals requiring assistance should On the heels of Black Friday, urday, Nov. 28. I encourage you to contact Carla Smith, Haakon County Auditor, at 859-2800, shopping small is a concrete way to do the same – and remember that for information and/or special assistance. The request support small businesses – the “shop small” refers to whom you same businesses that generate two buy from, and not how much you should be made 24 hours in advance of the meeting. of every three net new jobs, and de - buy. liver essential goods and services to America’s communities 365 days a year. Since 2010, Small Business Saturday® has been a huge eco - nomic driver throughout South Dakota. Last year, there were 88 million consumers “shopping small” on Saturday. More than 77 percent of consumers said Small Business Saturday® inspires them to “shop small” through the year and not just for the holidays. In addition, 66 percent of consumers state the main reason they support small businesses is because of their con - tributions to the community. You can do your part with these five simple steps. •If you’re a business owner, make sure you’re prepared for the holiday season by checking out ad - vice at http://www.sba.gov/small - businesssaturday. •If you’re a customer, commit to making at least one purchase from a locally-owned small business re - tailer. Get to know the owner, and make your gift more meaningful by sharing their story as part of what you give your loved ones. •Enjoy the experience. Travel outside your comfort zone – and away from your computer screen – to discover an out-of-the ordinary

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yourself in advance. with an experienced pilot. I once guest speaker at Alfalfa Valley News from Loren Kiel hired Ralph Amsden, then the op - School. He was dressed in his Hit & Miss Golly, sometimes it is not all erator of the Philip Airport, to go Navy bell-bottomed uniform and 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] that easy to collect items for a so - on a half hour’s flight in his he told us about the aircraft car - cial news column. It seems that I Cessna 172 around Philip and rier he was on, going through the Elderly Meals Father" changed to "consubstan - across the street at the senior citi - don’t have much gathered which surrounding communities. Actu - Panama Canal. He saw action in Thursday, Nov. 19: Italian tial with the Father" in the Nicene zens center, so I went over there meets that criteria. So maybe this ally, the main purpose was for me the Pacific. Another war hero from Chicken, Scalloped Potatoes, Peas, Creed in the Roman Missal? They and met the rest of the luminaries is like my experiences with target to treat my father-in-law, Herb our community was Ted Knutson, Roll, Fruit. say it is a more accurate transla - and important downtown Philip practicing. I may be missing the Pates, to his first airplane ride for who was in the Navy CBs. He Friday, Nov. 20: Roast Beef, tion from Latin. Fine, but the idea people. ‘bulls-eye’ by quite a bit! I will con - his 70th birthday. That was in helped construct airstrips on the Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, is to convey the meaning, not the After that, I headed back to Vi - tinue to keep my eyes open and do 1967 and just a few weeks before captured Pacific islands. I must Corn, Fruit. exact, accurate translation. vian’s house and noticed the sun my best. I have to admit, since I harvest time. We had a good year not neglect to mention the Monday, Nov. 23: Cook Out – You can get a lot of work done in was just peeking up with a beau - started writing as a reporter, I pay and the countryside was looking Kennedy boys who grew up in the Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Baked Philip before daylight. The other tiful sunrise, something we should more attention to what others great. The winter wheat fields Grindstone Community. (They Beans, Fruit. day, I stopped first at the Pit Stop appreciate every day. So, you can write and that has added a new were a sea of yellow with a tinge were not quite as close of neigh - Tuesday, Nov. 24: Potato En - to get coffee and an update from see, you can get a lot of work done dimension to my life! I often won - of green. I sat in the back seat bors as the other two I have men - crusted Cod, Twice Baked Pota - the farmers, ranchers, and truck - without cutting the middle out of der how Marsha Sumpter collects with our two older kids, who were tioned.) Three of the four of them toes, Garden Veggies, Fruit. ers. You can get advice on any your day. so much, but I guess those who de - nine and seven years old, and took served in WWII. Howard, the old - Wednesday, Nov. 25: Chicken kind of repairs there. They did not I just got back from Denver pend on her news column must a bunch of slide pictures on my 35 est, was not an enlisted personnel, Cordon Bleu, Baby Bakers with have any newspapers, so I went to where I went for a concrete confer - contact her. I like what she wrote mm camera. Another time, I ac - but served as a ground flight in - Sour Cream and Butter, Cauli - the Corner Pantry and got more ence. Denver is another place you about justifying owning an air - companied our Lutheran pastor, structor for glider pilots at Fort flower, Pears. advice from the local merchants should never go. It is too big, too plane in last week’s news column. Norval Hegland, on a trip to look Morgan State Armory in the town Thursday, Nov. 26: Happy and a progress report on the beau - many people, too much traffic, too I use some similar reasoning to at other church parsonages, one of Fort Morgan, Colo., northeast of Thanksgiving . tiful house and three car garage many marijuana shops and too justify all that I spend on com - up at Newell and another at Stur - Denver. However, Wayne (Duck), *** under construction next door. dangerous. Fortunately, the dis - puter supplies as I produce vari - gis. He owned a four-passenger Bryce and Bob all served in the Philip Bus Schedule: Trip to Then, I went to the sale barn cussion about all things concrete ous books of my own as a hobby. Piper Cub. He even let me take military during the war. After the Rapid City every Tuesday and café to get breakfast since Barbara made up for the hardship of the lo - Besides avoiding those costly per - hold of the controls for a while on war both Howard and Duck were Thursday. To go please call 605- is still out of town. The cattle cation. If you have any questions sonal habits she mentioned, I rea - our return trip. (He had been a school teachers here and eventu - 441-1495. Wall bus to Rapid City prices are way down. If you wait a about concrete please ask me. son that I am not an outdoor missionary pastor in the northern ally owned Kennedy Implement, every Wednesday – leaves from while many of the important peo - Today, Saturday, I went to the sportsman so I don’t own fishing regions of Alaska before coming to the International Harvester store Philip. For questions please call ple in Philip will come in there, es - ambulance building for hunters gear, guns and a boat, or even a Philip.) The last small airplane and dealership. I’m sure there Kay Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441- pecially if you need help on breakfast. Thank you. Tomorrow, camper. When on the farm, I did ride I had was with Duane Berke, were other men from around our 2449. electrical or TV problems. Then, I I will go again, 4:00 a.m. I hope, own a shotgun and a 22 caliber Arlyce Griesel’s brother, who at - community who also served, but News from headed to Philip Hardware, who because I have to drive to St. Paul, rifle. And I did make a small tended a ‘fly-in’ at the Philip Air - those are the ones I am most M.R. & Barbara Hansen opens about daybreak, to get some Minn., to pick up Barbara. She has homemade boat just to putter port in connection with Civil Air aware of. Consubstantial (of one and the parts and advice for amateur been on a cruise with our daugh - around on the stock dams with a Patrol. At that time, Duane had I enjoyed reading what my co- same substance, essence, or na - plumbing. A while later, I went ter, Holly, and her son, Asher, and small outboard motor and to use an airplane repair business up at writer, M.R. Hansen, wrote in the ture) is another word, an adjec - back there and saw Kenny and her mother-in-law, Patty. I was as a diving platform when swim - Spearfish. (I’m sure Marsha was ‘Hit and Miss’ column last week. tive, I would not normally use. I Dustin Lurz and thanked them for fortunate to be excused from that ming. I did so enjoy swimming also present at that event.) Maybe He surely gave us some solid con - would probably use more words to pumping out our septic tank, a adventure. The Twin Cities are and ice skating with our kids and I need to slip down to Kadoka crete advice. I have been following make the message clearer. This most important service around two places I do not enjoy visiting, even sometimes the neighbor kids. some day when it is nice weather. with interest the project across word, consubstantial, is now in the here. no offence. And I even justified owning a I did find out that there is a real the street from our apartment and Nicene Creed. I wondered why Meanwhile, I took some pants in BTW, I like the term “no of - snowmobile and motor bikes be - good robot car wash in Kadoka have been greatly impressed with this was changed, so I googled it for Mrs. Alice Jones to patch and I fence” because you can say that sides two saddle horses for ranch - and I will be using it from time to the advanced building techniques up. must say she does an excellent job, and then go on to say something ing purposes. (That was before the time. and tools. (I have recorded those Why was "one in being with the thank you. Mr. Irv Jones was offensive and you have excused advent of the 4-wheeler ATVs.) I also liked the additional his - various building stages with my Gee, I wouldn’t mind a flight tory lesson Marsha had concern - digital camera.) I had never seen around the countryside again. I ing Veterans Day. I might expand a large concrete pumping truck am a namby pamby when it comes a little on what I wrote about that before. I do know from experience West River Dance Company to rides in an amusement park. I last week. Each community has that one should not construct a Nov. 20-23: just don’t feel safe on those con - its war heroes. Our neighbor, basement in this area out of ce - traptions. And I am not all that Leonard Thorson, was my war ment blocks. (Yes, they were presents Woodlawn PG keen on pulling gravity. But for hero when I was in grade school. called cement blocks instead of 2015 some reason, I feel completely safe He was in the Navy and when he concrete blocks.) The second build - as a passenger in a light plane came home on furlough he was a ing mistake my parents made was Nov. 27-30 to landscape shrubbery and the The Peanuts Fa Dance Recital like along the basement walls. I Movie lived in two farm houses with ce - G ment block basement walls and Friday, November 20th had to contend with walls which were heaved by frost and conse - Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. quently allowed rain and snow Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. water to leak into the basement. Philip Fine Arts Auditorium For updates on movies, call: May the good things of life be yours in I also agree with M.R. Hansen abundance, not only at Thanksgiving that reporters, journalists and au - Gem Theatre thors should use words that are 859-2000 • Philip but throughout the coming year! easily understood by the general $5 admission at door public. Not all folks are college All Star Auto graduates, professors, or English David, Mary, Keegan & Ethan Burnett majors. I have tried to read books continued on 5

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The Steakhouse & Lounge Don Carley & Employees November 19, 2015 • Pioneer Review Community 5 Legion’s shout out to troops Hospitals pledge to reduce early elective deliveries Less than a year after First non-essential early deliveries. Rapid City Lady Linda Daugaard issued a Daugaard said 2014 data from •Rosebud IHS Hospital, Rosebud challenge to hospitals throughout the National Center for Health •Avera McKennan Hospital and the state, all 24 birthing hospitals Statistics indicates that the Dako - University Health Center, Sioux Falls •Sanford USD Medical Center, in South Dakota have pledged to tas are making progress in reduc - Sioux Falls help reduce early elective deliver - ing EEDs. According to the report, •Spearfish Regional Hospital, ies. South Dakota and North Dakota Spearfish “I’m thrilled that all of the were among only five states to re - •Sanford Vermillion Hospital, Ver - birthing hospitals in the state duce induction rates at 38 weeks million have signed on to the pledge to of pregnancy by 30 percent or •Coteau Des Prairies Hospital, Sis - help reduce early elective deliver - more. seton ies,” said First Lady Linda Dau - South Dakota’s •Prairie Lakes Healthcare, Water - gaard. “The last few weeks of birthing hospitals town pregnancy are so important to •Avera, St. Luke’s Hospital, Ab - •Winner Regional Healthcare Cen - ter, Winner baby’s development – major or - erdeen •Sanford Aberdeen Medical Center, •Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, gans like the brain, lungs and Aberdeen Yankton. liver are still growing, the eyes •Douglas County Memorial Hospi - and ears are still developing, and tal, Armour the baby is learning to suck and •Brookings Hospital, Brookings swallow.” •Sanford Chamberlain Medical Early elective deliveries are de - Center, Chamberlain military personnel will be displayed in the Farm Bu - liveries performed before 39 •Huron Regional Medical Center,   Courtesy Photo Huron Members of Wheeler-Brooks American Legion #173 reau office window. Send the information and any do - weeks of pregnancy for non-med - ical reasons. EEDs can pose •Madison Community Hospital,   and its auxiliary joined together to perform in a shout nation to American Legion Post #173, P.O. Box 571, Madison health risks to both mothers and out video. Copies of the video will be included in Philip, SD 57567, or contact Ralph Gebes at 859-2350 •Milbank Area Hospital/Avera  Christmas For The Troops packages to be sent to mil - or at [email protected]. Shipping is to be done babies. The American College of Health, Milbank itary personnel who are stationed abroad. The specific the first week of December. During the same evening Obstetricians and Gynecologists •Avera Queen of Peace Hospital,   recipients are military members registered with the as the video taping, the ladies of the auxiliary also cel - recommends against induced Mitchell      local Legion post and to members of the South Dakota ebrated the 100th anniversary of the auxiliary with a labor or cesarean sections before •Mobridge Regional Hospital, Mo -      National Guard. Everyone is welcome to submit the potluck supper including cake and ice cream. The 39 weeks of pregnancy unless bridge name, photo and address of any United States de - ladies support the post through work in the commu - there is a medical necessity. •Avera St. Benedict Health Center, Parkston 
  ployed military person. The photo of your deployed nity and for veterans. Earlier this year first lady Dau - gaard and North Dakota First •Avera St. Mary’s Hospital, Pierre

     Lady Betsy Dalrymple challenged •Pine Ridge IHS Hospital, Pine Ridge 
  birthing hospitals in the two •Platte Health Center, Platte states to sign a pledge to reduce •Rapid City Regional Hospital,    Hit & Miss  were reserved for the family and    continued from 4 those who participated in the serv - that require me to have a diction - ice. At the beginning of the service ary by my side all the time. It may after the family members were boost the ego of the intellectual seated, a video of Lee’s life was who is writing, but it doesn’t al - shown. Since Lee was known for ways resonate or register with the his love of dancing, much of the reader. background music on the video Early Monday, Nov. 9, Marie was dance music – even the Lamm was taken by ambulance to chicken dance! Pastor Lauren Ley the hospital with a broken rib and officiated, presenting a message of collar bone. She had fallen out of love and hope that reflected upon bed in her apartment in the faith and trust in the saving grace Senechal. We do wish for her a of Christ and eternal life with Him speedy recovery. We miss her at in God’s heaven. He also spoke of our Elderly Meals noon lunch the remarkable life example that table. Now that they are settled in Lee lived. Besides serving on a at the Senechal, both Esther ship in the Navy, he was a devoted Knutson and Virginia Ferguson husband, father and grandfather, have joined us for some of those a successful businessman, and a noon meals. very generous man in his time On the afternoon of Thursday, serving his church and commu - Nov. 12, Rose Kiel attended the nity. He lived a full and whole - monthly First Lutheran ladies some life, also taking time to have Bible study at the Senechal lobby. fun with family and friends. The There were eight ladies in atten - Haakon County Crooners pre - dance. sented three appropriate musical As was expected there was a full numbers. They were, “Lord, Listen house for the memorial services at to Your Children Praying,” “I’ll Fly the American Legion Hall for Lee Away,” and “The Lord’s Prayer.” A  Schoniger at 11:00 a.m. Friday, noon lunch served by the First Nov. 13. Nearly half of the seats Lutheran ladies.
      
       

     

ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH Confession: Before Mass Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) SACRED HEART TRINITY LUTHERAN Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 * * * * * * Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH Midland – 843-2538 Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 Fr. Kevin Achbach ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] SUNDAY WORSHIP: 11:00 a.m. Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. Milesville – 859-2664 Confession: Before Mass Fr. Kevin Achbach Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. * * * * * * * * (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Fr. Kevin Achbach Monday Release Time: 2:15 p.m. Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. * * * * * * * * Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. PHILIP COMMUNITY (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 9:30 a.m. (August) * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 Tues-Wed-Fri. Mass: 8:30 a.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. Thurs. Mass: 10:30 a.m. at Moenville – 843-2538 Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. ! Philip Nursing Home SUNDAY WORSHIP: Last Sunday of the month – * * * * * * Saturday Evenings potluck dinner following church services    " "!" UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP * * * * * * Last Monday of the month – Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Evangelical Ladies Service/  " ! Sunday Worship: 9:00 a.m. Long Valley Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. 1st Wednesday of the Month: SUNDAY WORSHIP: 7:45 a.m. Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 pm  
 Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. * * * * * * Everyone Welcome!! UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. DOWLING COMMUNITY CHURCH * * * * * * Every Sunday in July * * * * * * FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Services at 10:00 a.m. CHURCH OF INTERIOR followed by potluck dinner HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 * * * EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH E-mail: [email protected] CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m. Pastor Art Weitschat 859-2841 • [email protected] * * * * * * * Kadoka – 837-2390 Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:00 a.m. Children's Church: 8:30 a.m.     PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley * * * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m. OUR REDEEMER Bible Study & Prayer,     FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip Mondays at 7 p.m. 859-2336 • Philip (605) 669-2406 • Murdo   
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859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • November 19, 2015 Note: Sonia’s computer went on the blink, so there will be no Midland News this week. daughter-in-law of the late Roy n't show up for 24 to 48 hours. I singer or something of that na - Leo and Waneta Stoeser. They had never heard of such a thing. I ture! Randy and son-in-law Mike lived and worked in our area years guess I'm glad there wasn't a dis - attended a cattle sale in Philip ago. My thoughts and prayers are ease problem, but you sure hate to Tuesday. Chelsea and Mike went Moenville with the family and friends. lose calves for any reason. Last to Rapid City on business last Bill and Polly Bruce were in Saturday evening, Ed and Beth Thursday and returned home Fri - Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 Pierre last Tuesday for appoint - were in White River to attend the day. Little Maddie spent the time ments. Friday, their son, David, Methodist church bazaar there. with Randy and me and we had a Greetings from cool, overcast, Connie, and son-in-law, Bunky turn, but I think the patience is came to the ranch from his home Ed's son, Shane, has been helping great time! I do have to admit, windy northeast Haakon County. Boger, were in Highmore to help about to run out. She's been fight - near Box Elder and their daugh - run for parts and supplies when he though, the Lord knows what he is Just as the weatherman predicted, her celebrate, as were her son, ing this virus for several weeks. ter, Linda, and her husband, Bob, is available. Ed has been hauling doing when he gives babies to our gorgeous fall days have come Kevin, and his wife, Mary Max and son Todd were in Philip came from their home in Ashton. hay in the Philip area. Sounds like young people rather than us older to an end, at least for now. Thank Neuhauser, and grandson Cody one day last week on business. They were all there for opening he is done there and ready to move folks! Wow, what a lot of energy goodness we aren't experiencing Boger and his wife, Gabby, and Jon and Connie Johnson's sons, weekend of deer season. Son Andy the equipment back home. Ed and the youngsters have! Randy, Mike, the monster storms that are im - children, Peyton and Gracie. What Wyatt and Avery, were home over Bruce, Pierre, came to the ranch Beth had deer hunters over the Chelsea and Maddie were at T.J. pacting the states to our south! a celebration. Aunt Ruth is such a the weekend to do some deer hunt - Saturday and spent the night. Bill weekend and there will be more Gabriel's Sunday, checking out Those poor folks are dealing with special lady and she was treated ing. Both young men are students and Polly went to church Sunday, hunters arriving in the next few some cattle. I stayed home and did tornados, blizzards and all sorts of like royalty. She said she received at South Dakota State University. then returned home to visit with days. Never a dull moment around some last minute fall work, taking nastiness, so I guess I'll just hun - many calls and cards from family Jon's cousin, Gary Johnson, family. Vince and Andy Bruce their place. advantage of the gorgeous ker down and deal with a little and friends and she appreciates all Wheaton, Minn., also spent the were at Neuharths Sunday to help Laura Alleman said she and weather. Besides, I didn't want to wind. I made good use of the won - of them. weekend and did some hunting. brand some fall calves. Polly said Clint had a full week. Their spread my cold germs to T.J.'s derful weather we had here over Nels and Dorothy Paulson got Connie stays busy with her teach - they all had a wonderful weekend daughter, Alivya, had to take off crew. We had some deer hunters the weekend, getting those last busy this week and they got all of ing duties. She was in Hayes Fri - of hunting and visiting. Daughter the week from preschool to get over the weekend, with more com - few fall projects done and storing their potatoes dug. Now I expect day evening to pick up her Linda remarked that all the hik - over a cold. Other than that, it was ing later this week. everything away for winter. I'm they are ready for snow. Nels con - Bountiful Basket produce and ing wasn't quite as easy as it was a week of normal duties, extra This week, I'm grateful for Aunt sure I could find more projects if tinues to haul bales and do other Monday evening she attended a years ago. Also, she shot one of the preparations and tasks. They had Ruth Neuhauser. She is indeed a the weather remained nice, but fall projects in preparation for church meeting in Midland. deer, which gave her a sore shoul - at least 17 people at the ranch Sat - treasure and we are so fortunate that wasn't to be. But, who can winter. Friday, they were in town Jon and Ruth Carley were in der. Polly said grandson Riley was urday – family and friends came to still have her with us. She was complain – I was able to wash the for supplies and a haircut for Pierre last week to keep an ap - a bit under the weather Monday – from all over Brookings, Spearfish, born and raised in our neighbor - vehicle on the 15th of November! Dorothy. Sunday, Dorothy at - pointment. They attended church hope he recovers quickly. He's a Minnesota and Alaska. Laura said hood and she spent the majority of That just doesn't happen in our tended church at Deep Creek. at Deep Creek Sunday. Sunday af - busy little toddler and he doesn't the guests stayed, helped and her life here. She was a teacher, a part of the world. Sunday evening, there was a fire ternoon, Jon was at Cory Smith's have time to be sick! were a breath of fresh air to all of 4-H leader and she was active in The neighborhood was inun - near Highway 63 – evidently home, helping guide some first - Billy and Arlyne Markwed had them. It was wonderful to see such her church and the local Extension dated with deer hunters over the neighbors were harvesting sun - time hunters. The hunters were company over the weekend. Their great people. club. She raised a wonderful fam - weekend. There were vehicles flowers and the combine caught on about 11 or 12 years old, so Jon daughter and son-in-law, Cindy Kevin Neuhauser had deer ily and she has been a true friend parked all over the place, with the fire. Dorothy said they had friends was serving as a mentor to help and Bruce Bresee, Pierre, arrived hunters from Sioux Falls over the and neighbor to everyone around. hunters off stalking their prey. who were hunting deer at their them learn how to hunt. Friday evening. Saturday morn - weekend and as usual, the hunters I don't think I've known anyone There were even hunters camping place over the weekend. They did - Lee and Mary Briggs' place was ing, Bruce and grandson Dylan prepared a wonderful meal in the who is more kind and caring than in the school section, which evi - n't shoot any deer, but they did busy over the weekend. Mary went deer hunting. Cindy and Ar - shop Saturday evening. Monday, Aunt Ruth. Over four decades ago, dently is a new thing, approved by shoot a coyote and a muskrat. I brought her sister, Sally, to the lyne went to Pierre Saturday to Kevin went to Pierre and he and she welcomed me to the neighbor - the Office of School and Public hope the hunters keep shooting ranch Thursday evening. Sally take in the craft fair, which is a Mary went on to Highmore to be hood and she helped teach me, Lands. Thank goodness the plenty of the coyotes – they are lives in Texas, but she has been in very popular event. Arlyne said with his mother, Ruth Neuhauser, both through word and through campers aren't allowed to have way too numerous! South Dakota for the past several there were lots of wonderful items at the monthly residents' birthday example, how to be a farm wife. campfires, at least as far as I Dick and Gene Hudson were in weeks visiting family. Sally stayed to see. The ladies then went on to celebration at Highmore Health. I've tried to emulate her wonderful know. I don't know if the camping Chamberlain Wednesday for until Monday morning. Grand - Highmore to visit Ruth Neuhauser The celebration fell on Ruth's qualities, but I fall short on sev - is allowed year-round or only dur - Dick's doctor appointment. The daughter Cattibrie came to the and take her some red velvet cake birthday, which was very conven - eral fronts. For one thing, if you ing hunting season. I'll have to do doctor comes from Sioux Falls, so ranch Friday evening. Cattibrie's for her upcoming birthday. The ient. Kevin's sister, Connie, and showed up at Aunt Ruth's house, some investigating! it is more convenient for patients friend, Alex, has been helping Lee cake has been a tradition among her husband, Bunky, were able to she generally had several types of I think my yard work is over for in the area. The appointment was with fall harvest. Alex's brother the families for quite some time. attend – they were on their way cookies or treats to offer her the season. I spent part of yester - mid-day, so they were able to go and sister-in-law from Minneapo - Sunday, Bruce and Dylan did home from the Rocky Mountain guests. At my house, there is day digging canna bulbs – they'll down and back – didn't have to lis spent the weekend in Pierre, so more hunting in the morning and Fair convention where they book maybe one ! And she was a wonder - be stored in a basement where spend the night. Gene said she Alex and Cattibrie spent some Bruce and Cindy returned home some fairs for the upcoming year. ful seamstress – I'm not. She also they won't freeze, so they'll be was digging carrots over the week - time with them there. They also after lunch. Dylan helped with Ruth's grandson, Cody, and his raised a beautiful, weed free gar - ready to plant next spring. They end, otherwise, her fall yard work came to the ranch to do a little some cattle work in the afternoon. family were also able to attend. den and she had a magnificent are kind of labor intensive, but is done. Dick and Gene attended horseback riding – thank goodness Young Kyler Gabriel came to Billy Their home is in Florida, but they raspberry patch! And, last but not they are worth it! church Sunday. the weather was beautiful! Grand - and Arlyne's Sunday evening for have spent the past few weeks in least, she was a loving wife to On to the news – One of the best Duane and Lola had a group of daughter Kinsey Riggle came to his weekly sleepover with the eastern South Dakota helping Uncle Bob Neuhauser. They made news items of the week pertains to friends in for supper last Wednes - the ranch with Mary Thursday great-grandparents. with fall harvest. They came to quite a team! Thanks for every - my father-in-law, Ray Neuhauser. day evening. Jerry and Pam In - evening, because her parents, Rea Ed Briggs called with his news Robbs Flat after the birthday cel - thing, Aunt Ruth! He has spent the past few weeks gram, Dean and Janice Fitzgerald, and Clay Riggle, were out of town Monday morning, as he was ebration and they plan to spend a This week, it might be a good at Maryhouse Transitional Care in and Larry and Linda Smith were for the weekend. Kinsey went back headed to Pierre for supplies and few days here. They will go to Mt. idea to take inventory of your win - Pierre, receiving physical therapy the supper guests. Thursday, Lola to town with her other grandfa - repairs. He is a busy guy. He said Rushmore later this week, then ter gear. Make sure you have what to regain strength. The therapy accompanied her sister, Linda ther, Rick Riggle, Friday afternoon that a week ago Thursday, he had will be heading to Arkansas to cel - you need to stay safe and warm. worked and he gets to move back Smith, to Rapid City for the day. and she spent the rest of the week - to go to Brookings to the state lab. ebrate Thanksgiving with Cody's And if you have extra coats, to his home today! I'm sure he is Thursday evening, Duane and end with Rick and Nancy. Mary He had some calves that were sick parents, Connie and Bunky. Kevin gloves, hats, etc., maybe you can happy about that. His wife, Nancy, Lola's daughter, Kayce, came to said they also had deer hunters and one had died and he needed to attended a meeting of the Masonic find someone who could use them. had a stomach bug last week, but the ranch. Friday, Kayce's hus - over the weekend. Lee and Alex find out what was going on. He Lodge on the way home to the And also, make sure you have she is all recovered now also. They band, John Gerlach, and Duane have been working long hours, try - had talked to several vets and they ranch Monday evening. emergency supplies in your vehi - are having some renovations done and Lola's son, Rhett, came to the ing to get the fall crops harvested. mentioned several diseases that It has been a busy week at cle. The winter weather is coming, at their home and the work is ranch and they spent the weekend The weather has certainly been in could be the issue. As it turned Neuhauser ranch as well – getting and it is good to be prepared. nearly complete. Next will come hunting and visiting. their favor! out, the calf had died from a sev - the fall work done before the snow Also, keep working on your the painting and decorating. Max and Joyce Jones have been Mary Briggs told me that Anna ered spinal cord! Evidently, after flies. I've been staying close to "grateful" list! It will improve your Another of the top news items staying fairly close to home. Joyce Stoeser passed away this past weaning, the calves had broken home, trying to get rid of my cold. day! this week is that Aunt Ruth is still trying to get her voice back. week. She has been battling can - through a fence and escaped. In Actually, I don't feel too bad any - Have a great week! Neuhauser celebrated her 90th I was going to say that she is "pa - cer for quite some time. Anna was the process, some of the calves had more, but I don't sound very good. birthday Nov. 16. Her daughter, tiently waiting" for her voice to re - the wife of Bert Stoeser and the been injured, but the injury does - Thank goodness I'm not an opera

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Congratulations to Matt and Marcy Parsons, Autumn, Kamri Last Thursday, Karen Carley Tyler Olivier and Stacy Lewis, Anita Sandal on the birth of their and Keenan, enjoyed supper at drove to Pierre to spend some time Pierre, and Shea Olivier, Rapid daughter, Brooke Jubilee, who Boyd and Kara Parsons' to cele - with their four little grandchil - City, spent the weekend with was born Wednesday, Nov. 11. brate Boyd's birthday. Sunday, dren. Karen's daughter, Angelia, their parents, Bryan and Sharon Congratulations also to the grand - Marcy, Kamri and Erin Vinson cares for the children during the Olivier. parents, Bill and Karyl Sandal. went to Pierre for the Zonta craft day while their parents work. Rachel Parsons also was home There will be a guest speaker at fair, meeting Kara Parsons and Hardingrove Ladies Aid met at with her parents, Earl and Jodi, the Hardingrove Church this Sun - Kayla Bastian for lunch. the church Tuesday evening with for the weekend. day, Nov. 21. Dave Christy, Rhode Donnie and Marcia Eymer went the following attending, Connie Fall harvest continues after sev - Island, has hunted deer in the to Wall Tuesday night to watch Parsons, Erin Hovland, Pat Han - eral days of damp, cool weather. Philip area for many years and the Philip Scotties girls win their rahan, Lana Elshere, Judy There are still quite a few fields has spoken at our church many vollyball game. Now they are Elshere, Jodi Parsons and Janice left to harvest. The yields are very times. Everyone is invited to come headed to state. Donnie and Mar - Parsons. Plans were finalized for good. hear him at 8:00 a.m. this Sunday. cia went on to Rapid City that the soup supper preceding the Bill and Karyl Sandal were in night. Wednesday, they drove to Sioux Falls Saturday and Sunday Whitwood for the Veterans Day to watch their grandson, Trevor program. Their daughter, Jill, Naasz, son of Tricia and Bart teaches sixth grade at the White - Naasz, Sioux Falls. Trevor plays wood school. football for Augustana, who won Our condolences go to Kayla and their game against Concordia Sat - Jim Bob Eymer on the death of urday. So they will play Humboldt Kayla's grandmother, Donna State, which is north of San Fran - Moler. Attending her funeral Sat - cisco, Saturday. Congratulations urday were Jim Bob and Kayla to Trevor and his team! and Donnie and Marcia. Rick and Marlis Doud left for Paul, Donna and Tina Staben Oceanside, Calif., Wednesday, Oct. and Jeff, Terri and Zoe Staben at - 21, and spent the next three weeks tended the patriotic elementary visiting their daughter, Tia John - concert in Philip a week ago Mon - son, and family. They enjoyed day night. their grandaughter, Ava's, soccer While the Paul Stabens were in games, as well as several days at Pierre last Thursday, they had a the beach, trick or treating and a good visit with Mary Ann Fischer. trip to the San Diego Zoo. They ar - Weekend visitors at Miles and rived home last Thursday night. Erin Hovlands' were James and Gayla Piroutek spent last week Preston Gyles. in the Boston area with her daugh - Bailey Radway spent the week - ter, Erin, and family. They saw end at home from college in Ab - the musical, “Beautiful,” which erdeen. Also visiting for the was about Carole King and all the weekend was Tanner's friend, Mi - songs she wrote and recorded in randa Mikkelson, Rapid City. the 1960s and 1970s. She had over Donnie and Bobette Schofield 100 number one hits. The week in - were in Pierre Wednesday and cluded a trip to Plymouth Rock, had lunch with their daughter, the Mayflower II, and the Ply - Lisa and Steve Jonas. mouth Plantation where people Several friends and family mem - were recreating the pilgrim story. bers visited at various times at Gayla and Erin visited Daniel’s Donnie and Bobette Schofield's. kindergarten class where they Included were Bruce Dunker, Sid - read books to his classmates. ney, Lexie and Sean, Wall, Bryan While Gayla was gone, Dan had and Landon Schofield (they were several business trips to Belle staying with their parents, Jeff Fourche, White Lake and Carpen - and Chrystal), Charles Sisk and ter. friend, Pierre, Darryl Schofield,    Marcy Parsons visited her Taylor and Jackson, Castlewood, mother, Betty Smith, in Rapid and Jeff and Chrystal Schofield    City last Thursday. Betty had and family. Many of these folks knee surgery that day. were out for the opening weekend Autumn and Kamri Parsons of deer hunting. went to Philip with Earl, Jodi and Spending a few days this week Sarah Parsons Friday night. They at Phil and Karen Carley's are enjoyed supper out, the movie and Karen's cousin, Betty Ward, Wis - a sleepover. consin and Brad and Susan Hor - Saturday evening, Wade and rocks of Vernal, Utah.

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      Rapid Wednesday and brought Good morning from the edge of sweetly, patiently, lovingly and stitute bowler on the Kadoka Tree George Gittings home from the      the Badlands, Kadoka. It seems purely till the sun goes down. And Service team, filling in for Trina hospital and had supper with    
  that things are popping up for sale this is all that life ever means to Brown. It was a good time to es - George and Sandee. Don Moody returned to his   in this little community. The us – just one little day. ‘Do today’s tablish my handicap since I didn’t 
 steakhouse has changed hands, it duty; fight today’s temptations, bowl worth a darned. Bryan Bux - Rapid Valley home Tuesday   is situated to the east of our place and do not weaken and distract cell picked me up along with Wen - evening to be on hand for some ap - and I notice in the paper that the yourself by looking forward to dell and Carl Brown and I rode pointments. motel across the street has been things you cannot see and could home with Bill. Bill and I stopped Wednesday was Veterans Day listed for sale as well as the apart - not understand if you saw them.’ by Lee and Roberta Vaughan’s to and the school children presented ment complex east of us also. It God gives us night to shut down do a few things on his computer on a program at the Kadoka Audito - may be an omen to us that we are the curtain or darkness on our lit - the way home. rium. I was among the many in at - next! tle days. We cannot see beyond. Sandee Gittings made it home tendance. The presentation was As I was looking for some family Short horizons make life easier, Monday afternoon from her trip to very good. information, I picked up the Bible and give us one of the blessed se - Washington and spent time in Don Moody was on hand to of my grandmother, Fleeta May crets of brave, true holy living.” Rapid after George was injured. greet his washing machine repair - (Weeks) Sherwood, and discovered Grandma Fleeta was born April She needed to get home and at - man Wednesday at his Rapid Val - many newspaper clippings she 30, 1878, and died Sept. 1, 1940. tend to getting back in the saddle ley home. He just got the new had saved tucked in the pages, She married Mervin C. Sherwood of catching up with laundry and washing machine and it was along with the usual listing of Oct. 2, 1906, at Yankton. M.C. and such. Robin Gittings went to Iowa under warranty and hadn’t dates of birth of children, date of Fleeta made their home in Mid - Monday and came back late Tues - worked since the first load of marriage, etc. One such article I land and he was a teller in the day. clothes went in. It would not spin felt compelled to share with you, bank, then moved to Philip. This Tony Harty stopped to see L.D. the water out. He marveled over the readers. It is entitled “Living may be where the old saying and Shirley Hair Tuesday when he the fact that the part to fix the One Day At a Time” British “Don’t bite off more than you can was out picking up mail. He called problem and the service call was Weekly: One secret of sweet and chew” came from. to wish his brother, Bernard Her - over $200 more than he paid for happy Christian life is learning to Monday, Tony Harty did his ber, a happy 78th birthday and ac - the machine in the first place. live by the day. It is the long usual mail run and phone calls, tually caught him in the house. He That does make you wonder does - stretches that tire us. We think of then didn’t do much the rest of the also checked up on how Barbara n’t it? life, as a whole running, on for us. day except enjoy television. Herber was doing after carpal tun - A happy anniversary greeting to We cannot carry the load until we I was the driver for the Haakon nel surgery. Bud and Dorothy Stickler, they are three score and 10. We cannot County Prairie Transportation Tuesday, Lee Vaughan picked celebrated their 64th year to - fight this battle continually for van Monday, Nov. 9, and the trip me up in the early afternoon and gether the end of October. Thanks half a century. But really there are was to Rapid City, so I had a little we went to Rapid City to attend a Bud for sharing that news with no long stretches. Life does not time to visit George Gittings in the meeting of the EAA Chapter 39 me. come to us all at a time. Even to - hospital after his accident with the that evening and take care of some Tony Harty visited his next door morrow is never ours, until it be - cow last Saturday. He was doing other business Lee had. We had a neighbors, niece Kathy Brown and comes today, and we have nothing pretty good and Sandee was keep - little time to spare, so we went by Dale Koehn, Wednesday. They whatever to do with it but to pass ing him company when I was Zack Seager’s home and found were getting things ready to take it down a fair and good inheritance there. Bill was in Philip in the af - Ryder and Raiden playing in the to Kathy’s folks, Bernard and Bar - in today’s work well done and ternoon for cards, then came to the backyard. It was suppertime so bara Herber, and help out since today’s life well lived. It is a bowling alley for supper and to the boys went in for supper, Cori Barbara was recuperating from blessed secret, that living by the watch bowling. He enjoyed visiting was still on her way home from her surgery. Tony was among the day. Anyone can carry his burden, with Randy and Hank Hamill, school. Lee taught Zack when he folks who attended the Veterans however heavy, till nightfall. Any - custom combiners from Oklahoma was in school. We visited a little, Day ceremony. one can do his work, however who were combining in the Plain - then off to the airport for the meet - Thursday when I was running hard, for one day. Anyone can live view area and around. I was a sub - ing. around Kadoka, I stopped to see what Christmas decorations were being sold at the fire hall. Jean (Keller) Weller and her sister, June (Keller) Hout, were cleaning house and I found a few Christ - mas things I figured I needed to take home. You realize that we bought this house because it had working Christmas lights already up in 2004. Well, that worked for a couple of years, but the weather and wind took its toll so now we don’t light up the place at all ex - cept inside. On the bright side   though, I saw Mike and Patty Groven were busy getting their lights up and ready while the weather was nice. Their end of Main Street shines bright during !' # %  #$% the Christmas season. When I got home, I needed some freezer room so took out bananas and made up some banana bread. Hunters started arriving at George and Sandee Gittings’ on  ! Thursday and more arrived Fri - day. Three left Sunday and more left Monday morning. A couple of  $%!# $ them are spending a few more days. Tony Harty got his mail and in +")"* &% + &% + ##$% the afternoon Thursday he went to Philip to take care of some busi - + "  ' + $!,%$ + "%!% ness. He attended the visitation for Lee Schoniger, paying his re - spects to the family. He stopped at + $&!$% +##"% +"*% the bowling alley for supper before returning home. + "&!'$%% +$!&%' #&'$% + !(% Friday, Don Moody enjoyed the pleasant day by taking a drive through the Black Hills, stopping +    


at the Black Hills National Ceme - tery before continuing on to Dead - wood for a little entertainment. He said it was a beautiful day for a drive. I made the trip to Philip early  ! Friday morning and took care of some business around town, then joined the many folks at the serv - ices for Lee Schoniger. It was good  $%!# $ to see Don Sandal, Fort Pierre, who was in town visiting with +""&% + ")$ '!% +""% many folks he knew and attended the services, too. Don used to clean grain at the farm for us    
 many years ago and of course we all read the news his mother, Mil - dred Sandal, put in the Pioneer Review for so many years. I vis - ited Dean Parsons at the hospital #%#"" 

before heading for home. Once here, I went to the airport and got the plane all ready for fly, plugged in the oil heater so it would be ready early. Friday, Tony Harty did his mail  #& run, had an early lunch, then headed to Martin where he at - tended the Knights of Columbus “smoker” feed at the Legion Hall there. Usually Tony is on hand to %!# help in the kitchen, but they al - ready had enough cooks so he just   ( enjoyed visiting with folks and the food. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the French in the terrible carnage that took place in Paris Friday. Roxie Gittings came down to George and Sandee Gittings’ from Rapid City Saturday and went home Sunday evening. Robin Git - tings’ friend, Kristi Eden, Iowa, arrived at the George Gittings’ home Sunday evening to spend a few days. Saturday morning after Bill and I had breakfast, I was off to the

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State Volleyball Tournament! Nov. 19-21 at the Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls

Region Tournament Champions - Philip Scotties!! Back row, left to right, Head Coach Ella Smith, Cylver Lurz, Peyton Kuchenbecker, Tia Guptill, Shay Hand, Kendal Hook, Sam Fillingim, Sage Bierle, Asst. Coach Dani Fitch, Student Managers Payton Schoenhals and Corbin Kramer. Middle row: Student Managers Brittany Park and Sage Gabriel, Elise Wheeler, Jada Jones and Cappie West. Front row: Jewel Jones, Tessa Menzel, Cheyenne Pinney, Ellie Coyle, Libbi Koester and Jaisa Snyder. Photos by Deb Smith

Proud supp*ters of 2e Scotties! Brant’s Electric Fitzgerald Oil Company Philip Chiropractic Clinic * * * * * * * * * Coyle’s SuperValu Gibson Concrete Construction Philip Heal2 Services, Inc. * * * * * * * * * D&T Auto NAPA & Golden Wi&ow Sds Philip Livestock Auction M*rison’s Pit Stop * * * * * * * * * Haakon County Abstract Philip Mot*, Inc. Dakota Country Pharmacy * * * * * * * * * Jones’ Saddlery, Bottle & Vet Philip Standard Service Dale Trucking * * * * * * * * * Kennedy Implement Rave&ette Publications, Inc. Dr. Ron & Laurie Mann & Staff * * * * * * * * * Midwest Cooperatives Rush Funeral Home Ernie’s Bldg. Center, LLC * * * * * * * * * Modern Woodmen of America Scotchman Industries Farm Bureau Financial Services * * * * * * * * * Moses Building Center State Farm Insurance First National Agency * * * * * * * * * O’Conne& Construction The Philip Pit Stop First National Bank * * * * * * Member FDIC One Fine Day The Steakhouse & Lounge 10 Sports Pioneer Review • November 19, 2015 Philip volleyball state bound Snook, Coyle state Heisman winners Two Philip High School seniors have been selected as state win - ners for South Dakota in the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award. Garrett Snook and Ellie Coyle have achieved a first in this na - tional scholarship program. Ac - cording to them, this is the first time that both the South Dakota male and female winners, in the same year, are from the same high school. According to the Wendy’s Heis - man organization, eligibility be - gins with maintaining a grade point average of at least 3.0 (B av - erage). Applicants also need to be proven leaders and role models within their school and commu - nity. And applicants must perform in at least one of the many school sponsored sports recognized by the International Olympic Com - mittee in the Summer and Winter Olympic Games or the National Federation of State High School Association. Students must first submit ap - Michaela Bryan Del Bartels After defeating the Lyman Raiders, the Philip Lady Scotties volleyball team is number one in Region 7B. plications, and local school offi - cials must submit reviews of the Garrett Snook and Ellie Coyle are the South Dakota state winners of the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award. They continue the competition, The Region 7B championship to do Tuesday night,” said Philip son, win or lose. This group of girls student application. School win - hoping to make the next cut as national finalists. match between the District 14B head volleyball coach Ella Smith. will give everything they have and ners are then chosen. After stren - top team and the District 13B top “They were not ready for their sea - play their hearts out at state. uous comparisons, state finalists team was Tuesday, Nov. 10, in son to be over yet. Regular season Thank you to the Scotties commu - are announced. state winners. These include five The judging panel will select a Wall. games are what help us prepare nity for supporting our volleyball From the state finalists, one males and five females from each male and a female as the Wendy’s The match between the Philip all season for districts, which team throughout this season. We senior male and one senior female of the five geographic Heisman re - High School Heisman National Lady Scotties and the Lyman leads to regions, which leads to hope to see you at state,” said from each state and the District of gions. National finalists receive an Winners. These two will receive Raiders ended with Philip on top. state. Smith. Columbia are selected as state invitation to the Wendy’s High recognition during ESPN’s tele - Lyman was seeded in District 13B “It is hard to put into words how 25-23, 21-25, 25-20, 25-20 winners. Each state winner re - School Heisman weekend, includ - cast of the college Heisman Memo - as number two, and had beaten proud I am of these girls. They Serving : 93/100 (7 aces) Leader: Shay ceives a silver medal, a state win - ing the national awards banquet rial Trophy presentation, a Kadoka Area and Jones County to never gave up and continue to Hand – 20/20 (4 aces) ner patch, a $50 Wendy’s gift card, in New York City, a gold medal, Wendy’s High School Heisman Setting : 181/189 (40 assists) Leaders: Tia and a $1,000 school donation for and a national finalist patch. The Trophy, a national winner patch get to the region match. push themselves and each other to Guptill – 147/150 (39 assists) So far, the Philip Lady Scotties get better. They have learned to the 92 winners who do not ad - eight national finalists who do not and a $500 Wendy’s gift card. In Hitting : 136/151 (42 kills) Leaders: Cylver vance to the national finalist have earned a 2015 record of 25 trust one another and trust in Lurz – 27/28 (11 kills), Kendal Hook – 27/31 go on to become a national winner addition, a $5,000 award will be match wins and five losses. what Dani (Fitch) and I coach, and (10 kills), Peyton Kuchenbecker – 40/45 (8 round. will receive a $100 Wendy’s gift donated to the winners’ high The Scotties will next compete you can see that at practice and kills), Hand – 30/34 (8 kills) Snook and Coyle are now in card and a $2,000 school donation schools in the students’ names. in the State B Volleyball Tourna - when they are out competing Blocking : 8 assists competition for national finalists. will be awarded in the students' National winners will be an - ment, Nov. 19-21, in Sioux Falls. against an opponent. Digging : 114 Leaders: Ellie Coyle – 30, The judging panel will select 10 names. National finalists will be nounced Dec. 11. “The girls did what they needed “State is the finale of our sea - Kuchenbecker – 25, Hand – 18 national finalists from the 102 announced Nov. 23.

The originalO stater fliagg of iSonuth alD aSkota.,”D said. J afcklleay. g recoof Svtatee, raned d Seth Bullock of State officers visit Philip FFA Dakota that was missing has now In 1909 Senator Ernest May of Camp No. 1, United Spanish Vet - The Philip FFA chapter wel - been recovered by the Attorney Deadwood came into the Histori - erans of S.D., got the other.” comed Andrea Schubloom, state General’s Office. cal Society office. Seth Bullock Jackley announced on Nov. 2, FFA reporter and Jeanette Klein, The Secretary of State’s Office wanted a state flag. May asked Garrett Darwin Devries, 26, state FFA secretary, to Philip began an internal investigation Doane Robinson about it and was Washington D.C., has been High School on Nov. 9. for the missing State Flag in Jan - told by Robinson that Ida Anding, charged with one count of theft While at the school, Schubloom uary 2015, and ultimately re - now Mrs. McNeil, former operator having a value in excess of four and Klein presented workshops to ported the missing flag to South of KGFX radio of Pierre, who was hundred dollars, class one misde - agriculture education classes Dakota Legislative Audit. On July then a stenographer in the Histor - meanor. about team development, personal 15, 2015, South Dakota Legisla - ical offices, would design him a “As with any charging decision growth, advocating for agricul - tive Audit referred the matter to flag. She did. It was a blazing sun, and potential resolution, I am bal - ture, and the benefits of being an the Attorney General’s Office. The on an azure background. May ancing the nature of the crime FFA member. Division of Criminal Investigation liked the design, and Senate Bill with the level of cooperation and During a year of service to the conducted an investigation and re - 208 was introduced. On the floor acceptance of responsibility. Our organization, state FFA officers covered the flag from a former later, he moved that 'on the re - ‘Original State Flag’ is an impor - travel to FFA chapters in the state Secretary of State employee on verse of the blazing sun shall ap - tant part of our history, and its re - to talk about opportunities avail - October 8 in Washington D.C. pear the Great Seal of the State of covery without damage or further able to students enrolled in agri - “The recovery of the South South Dakota in dark blue.' This incident is an important consider - cultural education. State officers Dakota’s original State Flag pre - was adopted and the bill passed. ation,” said Jackley. develop fun interactive workshops serves an important part of our Money to buy two flags was appro - This charge stems from Devries that encourage students to de - history for the citizens of South priated. One went to the Secretary employment at the S.D. Secretary velop leadership skills and take of State’s Office during the time advantage of opportunities avail - between Dec. 2012 to Nov. 2013 able to FFA members. Courtesy Photo and the theft of the flag from his Agricultural education incorpo - The Philip High School agriculture education classes were presented place of employment. A tentative rates three aspects of learning. with workshops headed by state FFA officers, Nov. 9. plea hearing is anticipated for No - The classroom provides basic vember 23 in Hughes County. knowledge. FFA develops leader - provides hands-on learning while
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Since 2005, the local American Legion Auxiliary, Unit language. Ainslie said the students could continue 173, annually presents new paperback dictionaries to using the dictionaries when they go to college. Courtesy Photo the third grade students in Philip and the country Schofield said that after her last year students re - Members of the Philip Volunteer Fire Department such things as chemicals and oxygen tanks. Knowl - schools. Auxiliary representatives Kay Ainslie and ceived their dictionaries, they used them a lot. Shown toured the Hans P. Peterson Hospital complex in edge of the general layout of the structure includes all Margaret Rush explained to April Schofield’s stu - are, back row, from left: Rush, Ainslie, Brady Heltzel, Philip to become familiar with the various types of windows and doors, emergency routes for patients, dents what the auxiliary is. Both women have rela - Gabriella Walker, Taryn Ravellette, Ashley Schriever, equipment they would have to address in case of an and emergency preparedness of the hospital staff. tives who are veterans. Some students volunteered Fayth Martin, Trey Larson and Schofield. Middle row: emergency. Safety concerns and that they also have relatives who are veterans. Each Talan Haynes, Rydek Neilan, Aidan Engbarth, Mat - plans of operation while trying to dictionary has the student’s name already in it. The tisen Reckling, Josie Jones, Hana Schofield, Race O’ - put out any possible fire would be dictionaries have extra information in the back, such Connor and Evan Kroeth. Front: Luke Ferguson, better addressed with prior first- as a copy of the Declaration of Independence, presi - Lukas Butler and Elijah Reczek. Not pictured: Wade hand knowledge of the electrical dents, states, multiplication tables, Roman numerals, Piroutek and Jensen Fitch, Milesville. system and its controls, the geot - world maps, the planets, and an illustration of sign hermal heating hookups, the boiler system and the high pres - sure piping, and storage areas for Kelso wins Florida Space Research program grant

Courtesy Photo Dr. Chris Kelso, son of Jody ing programs that are consistent Kelso and Rhonda Hale, Denver with the state’s space industry Colo., and grandson of Sharon and priorities. the late Bob Coyle, Philip, SD, is an assistant professor at the Uni - versity of North Florida, working in the physics department. Kelso has been awarded a grant of over $25,000 by the Florida Space Research Program. He is to research and develop a dark mat - ter analysis tool. With this funding, Kelso will begin the development of a compu - tational tool for comparing a generic dark matter model with current direct, indirect and col - lider dark matter searches. Dark matter is a hypothetical kind of mater that is not visible with tele - scopes, but accounts for most of the matter in the universe. “This analysis tool will provide a unique and necessary service to the dark matter research commu - nity as we move beyond the stan - dard dark matter paradigm, and may be adopted as a standard method to test dark matter mod - els,” said Kelso. “This will be a long term project that will involve    collaboration with several of the world’s leading experts on dark    matter.” The tool will have two forms,    Web-based and local implementa - tion. The Web-based form will allow a user with little coding ex - ! !
 perience to quickly test a dark   matter model against the data,       
without needing to install any local applications. The local tool  # " "  will be released as open source     software and will allow a user to incorporate the tool into their own    code for applications that are not suited for the Web-base applica - tion. For example, a scan of many different dark matter models. The purpose of the Florida Space Research Program is to sup - port the expansion and diversifi - cation of Florida’s space industry by increasing statewide academic involvement in spave research,   
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 12 Community Pioneer Review • November 19, 2015 driven by John Kertzman of Milesville, hit as they were meet - Blast from the Past ing. The Kertzman car struck the light truck on the left side near From the archives of the Pioneer Review the back end. Jim was sitting in the back of the truck with his arm Pioneer Review News for weather. Lawrence McDaniel on Monday, around a post in the rack. His 1952 January 24, 1952, two day bliz - September 9. arm, caught between the truck January 3, 1952, Miss Margaret zard worst since 1949. Below zero, Harry Hanson went up to Rapid and the car, was badly mangled Scanlon of Midland died January wind 56 mph, 14 inches of snow on City Saturday where he will at - and after it was all over particles 1 at the age of 100. the ground. tend the School of Mines. Harry, of his flesh from his arm were Willie Coyle of Rapid City spent Ambulance bringing Mrs. James who graduated at Philip with the found clinging to the windshield of Christmas at the home of his par - Peterson to Philip hospital behind class of 1934, has been employed the car. He was thrown from the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coyle. bulldozer. If the bulldozer got 15 at the Tostin Johnson garage this truck, hitting the ground 10 to 15 Fred McDaniel, paratrooper, or 20 feet ahead, the ambulance past summer. feet away. stationed at Ft. Campbell, KY, ar - driver could not see it. Edmond W. Baye and Louise Chris Stahl brought Jim in to rived on furlough to visit his par - January 21, 1952, Florence Adelaide Dalrymple were united Philip in his car. Altogether, there ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Colvin and John Coyle wed. in marriage at a Nuptial High were ten people in the light truck, McDaniel. Thor Fosheim, 77, died in bliz - Mass celebrated at the Sacred but Jim was the only one injured. Gleanings Gathered at Random: zard January 21, out feeding his Heart church in Philip by the pas - Besides Jim, there were Mr. and Since the tenth of December, 1951, cattle. tor, Rev. Thomas A. Carroll, as - Mrs. Scott Carr, Marvin Brooks, very few have been out of the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dale spent sisted by Father Kingsly of Capa George Brooks, Minard Ellefson, neighborhood. On that day, quite 30 hours in a car five miles east of and Father O’Connell of Cotton - Mrs. Ellefson and baby, Ruben a few went to Philip and had Wood, SD. They suffered severe wood, at eight o’clock Wednesday Ellefson, and “Moon” Carr. They plenty of trouble getting home. frostbite. morning. were on their way to Milesville to This same day, Rollie Shoemaker January 30, 1952, Virginia Ruby Danielson of Philip and a ball game. made it out to Dean Hansen’s with Johnson weds Arnold Wolden. Frank Underhill of Spearfish were February 28, 1952 – Bob Jet - fuel, someway. From then until October 1925 married at the Methodist parson - ter walks to Wayne Fairchild’s today, December 22, 1951, winter The Elshere school will present, age in Rapid City on Friday, Sep - after losing his hand in a power has reigned unchallenged. “Too Many Crooks” at the Commu - tember 13. takeoff. Ralph Amsden came out Grindstone News: Baby Patty nity Hall in Milesville, October 30, Edward Colvin went to Missouri in his plane to get Bob, but Sue Stephenson is doing very well. according to Miss Velma Holver - this fall where he will attend high couldn’t land within a half mile of January 27, 1952, a light rain son who has charge of the enter - school this year. Wayne’s house, so Bob walked to (.02) froze on the roads and made tainment. Wanda Bowen is staying at the plane. Cars couldn’t get a sheet of ice over everything. The play is a three act comedy Reids with Jimmy and young through the snow. Sidewalks were unsafe. These and requires two hours time. Re - George during the absence of their March 13, 1952 – Alvin Cole - were the worst ice conditions ever ceipts will go toward the benefit of parents. man came home from the Sioux recorded in South Dakota. Be - the school . September 1935 Falls hospital on a stretcher. He tween Philip Junction and Cotton - Members of the cast are Paul Clyde Daley, well known had polio a few years ago. He will wood there were 26 cars waiting and Clifford Elshere, Louie Freres, rancher of the Plum creek neigh - be flat on his back for three for a wrecker to help them up the Bill Parsons, Helen Freres, Velma borhood northeast of Philip, died months. hill. Two big trucks skidded to - Holverson, Ruth Eymer and at St. Mary’s hospital in Pierre March 27, 1952 – Merry Dale gether six miles east of Cotton - Norma Freres. A dance and sup - Friday morning, September 20, as joined the Air Force. wood. One went over on its side. per will follow the play. the result of anthrax infection. Sunday forenoon, March 30, Movie at the Gem Theatre: October 1935 E.E. Neil, 65, prominent 1952 – Bert Humbert landed his Lassie in the Painted Hills. Butte View News … Miss Har - rancher residing west of Hayes, plane with aid of a scoop shovel. January 17, 1952, Dr. Tom Mal - riet Olson, who teaches North was killed and his wife seriously When an airplane “buzzed” Philip one, PHS graduate, MIT graduate Schoening school, was ill Monday injured when their automobile two or three times, those who no - in 1947, completed his book, “Com - and so there was no school that crashed into a Rock Island motor ticed it were horrified to see one of pendium of Meteorology.” day. coach at a railway crossing three the skies {sic} on the plane hang - George Hauk went with tractor Local News … Wayne Fairchild miles east of Superior, Iowa, Tues - ing straight down. It looked as if a to feed, didn’t tell his wife. Tractor left Sunday night for Madison, day. “crackup” was certain when a stopped, George cranked. Tractor Wis., where he will stay with his Sunday evening, September 29, landing was made and some from kicked, George was knocked out sister and attend high school. Miss Clara Kurth, daughter of Mr. town rushed in cars to the airport for an hour in 20-30 below zero A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Kurth, became the bride to give aid if possible. of Hollis Hemmingson. Bert Humbert, Grindstone com - Jim Carr’s right arm was ampu - munity farmer, pilot of the plane, From us to tated four inches below the shoul - came into the airport for a perfect der at the Pierre hospital Sunday landing. At the critical moment he evening, as the result of an auto - reached out with a scoop shovel he all of you, mobile accident Sunday afternoon. carried in the plane and placed it Reports from the hospital Tues - on the back end of the hanging ski Glenn Parsons day was that he was getting along and leveled it. Holding the ski in 110 S Center fine. A light blood transfusion was position with the shovel, he Philip, SD made Monday, blood being fur - landed the plane and came to a (605) 859-2902 nished by his mother, Mrs. Scott stop without a mishap. Carr. After making repairs, he took The accident happened near the off again for his home. Billsburg corner, 30 miles north of April 10, 1952 – Twenty-five or Philip, about 2:30 Sunday after - thirty Philip men with boats and noon, when the pickup truck two National Guard “Ducks” went driven by Scott Carr, Jim’s father, to help with sandbagging at Pierre Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company+/West Des Moines, IA. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company +/West Des Moines, IA. +Companies of Farm Bureau Financial Services ©2007 FBL Financial Group, Inc. 331 and the Henry Kertzman car, and Ft. Pierre. A large portion of the Ft. Pierre business district was under water. Water was over the highway by the Pierre power plant. The crest was expected to be over 25 feet, one of the worst floods in the history of the area. October 1925 Harry Lee Brown, Jr., was host On this Day of Thanks to a party of little friends and his teacher, Miss Bessie Wheeler last Friday afternoon. The event was in honor of Harry Lee’s sixth We wish a season of birthday and was a very pretty party. The large farm home of Chris bounty and blessings Larsen, Midland resident, burned last week, according to the Mid - land Mail. It was one of the finest homes in that vicinity and the ori - to one and all. gins of the fire are unknown. We will be closed October 1935 Miss Lottie Kroetch has been Thanksgiving Day. spending the the past few days at the Motch home. Fred Kroetch attended church at Milesville Sunday. Beverly Lamb fell out of a swing Coyle’s while playing at the school Mon - day noon and suffered a fractured arm. Ronnie & Dawn Coyle & Employees Joe Hanson of Nowlin was brought to the office of Drs. Ram - sey and Triolo last Thursday for treatment of his hand which was badly cut in a buzz saw. Several stitches were required to close the wound. The accident happened when Mr. Hanson noticed his lit - tle two-year-old son getting too close to the whirling saw and he grabbed the boy out of danger, but got his hand into the saw. See Sonya today! Eva Smith and her pupils took a hike last Tuesday, a week ago. They went about a half mile up the creek from the school house and built a camp fire and cooked their dinner. They had lots of fun and a lot to eat. Little Etta Maude Griesel has been visiting with her grandpar - ents, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Riddell since last Friday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tavenier on Sunday, October 13. 2010 Ford Explorer, Eddie Bauer, 4x4, Leather, It is a little late in the season for Heated Seats, V8, Ruby Red, Local Trade snake stories but here is one that happened during the past summer that just came to our attention. Philip Motor, Inc. Mrs. Fred Smith of the Plum Philip, SD • 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 Creek neighborhood raises ca - naries on a rather extensive scale and she found out that snakes consider the little singers a rare delicacy and will go to a great deal of trouble to make a meal off of Check out our entire selection at them. Mrs. Smith thought she had www.philipmotor.com continued on 13 November 19, 2015 • Pioneer Review Community 13 Medicare Part D open Blast from the Past enrollment through Dec. 7 From the archives of the Pioneer Review South Dakotans have until Dec. you are on have not been removed donut hole; however the addi - cons. turned from their honeymoon. 7 to review or make changes to from the insurer's formulary. tional five percent paid by your continued from 12 October 25 a boy was born to Glenda Morrison was a Sunday their current plan during •If you have had a change in Medicare Part D plan will not the birds in a safe place in their Mr. and Mrs. Rick King, Philip. overnight guest of her great aunt, Medicare Part D annual enroll - your health since reviewing last count toward your TrOOP. En - cages on a screened in porch. To He weighed 5 lbs and 10-1/2 oz., 18 Mrs. Mary Thorson in Philip, be - ment period. year, make sure that your new rollees will pay a maximum of 58 her horror, she came on the porch in. and was named Chad Ray - cause her grandparents, the Carl The new plan will take effect on medications are covered. percent co-pay on generic drugs one day and found a bullsnake in mond. Lindgrens, with who she stays Jan. 1, 2016. Prior to September •Confirm that your medications purchased while in the coverage a bird cage and a number of the Mr. and Mrs. Tex Stark received were visiting their son and family, 30, 2015 Medicare recipients are on the same drug tier for the gap. canaries were gone. a call from their son, Phil, on Sat - Dick Lindgren at Moorhead, Minn. should have received an annual year ahead. If not, you may have •Minimum cost-sharing in the It was a mystery how the snake urday evening, October 23, in - Mr. and Mrs Morris Sandal are notice of change and evidence of a lower or higher co-payment dur - Catastrophic Coverage Portion of got into the porch and before it forming them of his marriage to the happy parents of the arrival of coverage documents from their ing the year. the benefit will increase to greater was solved another bullsnake got Miss Jo Ann Gibson. They were a boy at the Pierre hospital Oct. current plan provider. •Make sure your pharmacy still of five percent or $2.95 for generic in and made a meal off of more of married October 20 in Charleston, 17. He weighed 8 pounds and has "Make sure to review these doc - intends to accept your plan. or preferred drug that is a multi- the birds. The two snakes slaugh - South Carolina. been named Toby Ray. He joins uments very carefully as they out - To check all of these items, visit source drug and the greater of five tered 15 canaries and ate all but Herb Pates, and Leona and Al - two brothers, Fred and Joe, and a line the plan changes made for the the Medicare website. Once your percent or $7.40 for all other one of them before they were dis - fred Kawi, Ilo Rausch, Rita Marie sister, Darcy. 2016 year," said Carrie Johnson, personal information is entered, drugs. covered and killed. and Timmy, Martin, and Mrs. Minnie Bowen spent from Tues - assistant professor and South the site it will give you the best op - •Maximum co-payments below It was then found that the Raymond Dean, Johnnie and day until Friday visiting at the Dakota State University Exten - tions for your situation. the out-of-pocket threshold for cer - snakes made their way into the Vickie, all visited at Emil Bayes on Rich Smith home. sion family resource management Changes for 2016 include tain low income full subsidy eligi - screened porch through a very Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al McClure are specialist. •The initial deductible will in - ble enrollees will increase to $2.95 small hole in the roof and Mr. and Mrs. Rick King and son grandparents of a baby boy born to "It doesn't hurt to just run the crease by $40 to $360. for generic or preferred drug that squeezed between the bars of the were Thursday supper guests of Bob and Melva Maddalena on Oct. numbers to see if making a change •The initial coverage limit will is a multi-source drug and $7.40 cage to get at the birds. Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Crowser, Philip. 23 in California. He weighed 7 lbs can save you money in the long increase from $2,960 to $3,310. for all other drugs. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Crowser had just re - and 14-1/2 oz. run. If you decide not to make any •The out-of-pocket threshold For assistance with finding the Paul Griesel on Tuesday, October changes, you can just keep your will increase from $4,700 to right plan in South Dakota, con - 22. current plan and do nothing," $4,850. tact Senior Health Information A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson said. •During the coverage gap, ben - and Insurance Education (SHI - Henry Dale of Nowlin on Satur - Items to double check eficiaries will receive a 55 percent INE), http://www.shiine.net/. day, October 19, at the Breemes •Look to see if the monthly pre - discount on the total cost of their •Eastern South Dakota: 1-605- home in Philip. mium and/or deductible have brand-name drugs purchased 333-3314 or 1-800-536-8179 October 1965 changed. while in the donut hole. The 50 •Central S.D.: 1-605-224-3212 Homecoming royalty was queen •Check your new co-payments percent discount paid by the or 1-877-331-4834 Bonnie Odom and king Kent for the drugs have been modified. brand-name drug manufacturer •Western S.D.: 1-605-342-8635 Kennedy. The day ended with a BeautyBeauty && •Make sure the medications will still apply to getting out of the or 1-877-286-9072. 31-7 victory over the Misson Fal - May your life be full of BlessingsBlessings them this Thanksgiving Moses and always. Affordable Care Act open enrollment date change Mike & Shar Building Moses & Employees The open enrollment period to Those who do not enroll by Jan. ing eligibility for Medicaid or Dakotans that if they do not have enroll in a qualified health plan in 31 will not be able to purchase a CHIP, and similar circumstances. health insurance during 2016, Center the marketplace began Nov. 1. plan through the marketplace Voluntarily ending coverage does they may have to pay a fee of 2.5 The enrollment period ends Jan. until the next year's enrollment not qualify. percent of their income OR $695 31, 2016. period, unless they are eligible for •For people already enrolled in per adult and $347.50 per child; "These dates are significantly a special enrollment period. marketplace coverage: having a whichever is higher. different from the previous open The following life events may change in income or household Important Dates for enrollment," said Carrie Johnson, qualify you for the special enroll - status that affects eligibility for 2016 Open Enrollment assistant professor and South ment period: premium tax credits or cost-shar - •Between Nov. 1 and Dec. 15: Dakota State University Exten - •marriage or divorce ing reductions your coverage starts Jan. 1, 2016 sion family resource management •having a baby, adopting a Those who enrolled during the •After Dec. 15 before Jan. 15: specialist. child, or placing a child for adop - 2015 period, their coverage will your coverage starts Feb. 1, 2016 Johnson reminds South tion or foster care end Dec. 31. "To continue coverage •After January 15: your cover - Dakotans that if they have an em - •moving your residence, gain - in 2016, you can renew your cur - age starts March 1, 2016 ployer sponsored health plan and ing citizenship, leaving incarcera - rent health plan or choose a new For more information regarding it is "affordable" (not greater than tion one," Johnson said. "If you had a the Affordable Care Act and how 9.5 percent of your household in - •losing other health coverage plan in 2015, your insurance com - it may affect you, visit health - come), then they are eligible to due to losing job-based coverage, pany may automatically enroll care.gov. To find South Dakota purchase a plan in the market - the end of an individual policy you for 2016, but they will need to specific information and to local place, but not eligible for any pre - plan year in 2015, COBRA expira - notify you of this." assistance visit Get Covered mium tax credits. tion, aging off a parent's plan, los - Johnson reminds South South Dakota, http://www.getcov - eredsouthdakota.org/.

Dennis Daugaard Governor of South Dakota Gobble, gobble! The Value of the dicates an individual has the skill From us to you, have a gobbledy good Thanksgiving!! National Career level needed for 99 percent of the Readiness Certificate jobs in the database. If one earns When a business needs to hire a the gold level, it means one has new employee, there’s a lot to con - the skills for 90 percent; silver, sider. An applicant’s previous skills for 65 percent; and bronze, jobs, education and the recom - skills for 35 percent. mendations of others are all part The Department of Labor and Doug & JoAnn West & Employees of the equation. These things are Regulation offers NCRC assess - important; but when it comes ments to any job seeker. Since down to it, managers are really testing began six years ago, nearly    just looking for someone who will 12,000 South Dakotans have   succeed on the job. earned an NCRC and, compared  This is where the National Ca - to the national average, our job reer Readiness Certificate comes seekers consistently have attained  in. higher levels.
   This certificate, known as the I’m happy to say that I’ve taken #  NCRC, has been used by employ - the three tests myself. I completed #       ers across the nation for nearly 20 the core assessments a few weeks #     !  " # years. It consists of three assess - ago to become more familiar with " ments developed by ACT, the col - the certificate, and I’ve challenged " lege entrance exam company. The my cabinet and staff to do the assessments measure an individ - same. ual’s ability in applied mathemat - After taking the test myself, I’d ics, reading for information and encourage businesses to become locating information. more familiar with the NCRC. The applied mathematics sec - Even if applicants are lacking in
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water tower and snow removal equip - Midland Food & Fuel, Fuel ...... 17.00 Proceedings of the ment. Midwest Cooperatives, Gauge ....119.00 Pioneer Review, Publications ...... 39.96 Betwixt Places Town of Midland Discussed upcoming Haakon County Riter, Rogers, Wattier & Northrup, LLP, REGULAR MEETING MINUTES Hazard Mitigation Plan meeting. Next Legal Fees ...... 1,140.00 Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected] NOVEMBER 10, 2015 meeting is scheduled for December 2, SDML Workers’ Compensation Fund, 2015, in Philip. Renewal ...... 1,095.00 The Town Board of the Town of Midland SD Assn. of Code Enforcement, 10 planes that flew in for the equipment the heads were picked met in regular session on Tuesday, No - Marlene Knutson, Central SD Enhance - Dues ...... 40.00 continued from 8 meeting, so the little airport was a up and just put aside and what vember 10, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. in the ment District, met with the Board to dis - SD Governmental Finance Officers’ airport, pushed the little plane out busy place. On the return trip as I they had was an accumulation of Town Hall with the following members cuss the water facility plan. A special Assn., Dues ...... 40.00 of the hanger and by 8:30 was air - radioed my location, Mark that. All was good and they meeting will be held in December. SD Governmental Human Resources present: Diana Baeza, Jared Fosheim, borne. I picked up a nice tailwind Stromberger announced he was weren’t arrested! Rock Gillaspie, Finance Officer Michelle Assn., Dues ...... 25.00 on my way to a South Dakota A motion was made by Gillaspie, second SD Municipal Street Maintenance departing Kadoka Airport to the Sunday, Tony Harty attended Meinzer and Utilities Operator Lawrence Pilot’s Association meeting in Gre - Stroppel. by Fosheim to approve the following Assn., Dues ...... 35.00 west. Mark has his Citabria hang - church then stopped by our place claims: SD Dept. of Revenue, Lab Fees ...30.00 gory. When I made a phone call to ered here at the airport and said later in the afternoon and gave me Also present: Brenda Jensen, Sonia SD Municipal League, Dues ...... 157.98 Flight Service earlier in the day to he got in eight hours flying this his news and beat me at the dice Nemec and Marlene Knutson American Waterworks Assn., SD Retirement System, check for any special pilot advi - week. Aside from checking for game of farkel. Dues ...... 300.00 Retirement ...... 365.96 sory, the controller in Minneapolis golfers, now I have to keep on eye After attending church, it was Minutes from the October 13 and No - Banner Associates, Engineering SD State Treasurer, Sales Tax ....101.64 wondered what was going on in Fees ...... 590.00 West Central Electric, Electric out for Mark too. One of our pilots such a beautiful day, reaching as vember 5, 2015, meetings were ap - Gregory since he had quite a few at the meeting said he was really high as 75˚, I tackled repainting proved as published. Banyon Data Systems, Supply ...... 906.92 Annual Support ...... 795.00 WR/LJ Rural Water, Water pilots calling. Fifteen minutes into impressed when as he landed in the arrow on the sign in our front the flight, I looked down and the A hearing was held on the renewal of the Electronic Federal Tax Payment Supply ...... 1,217.50 Kadoka that there was a golf cart yard. The darned red paint I used Town of Midland’s liquor licenses. No one System, Employee Tax ...... 986.99 SD One Call, Message Fee ...... 6.72 hog barns by White River were parked along the runway. He in 2008 had faded out on the west opposed these renewals. Lawrence Stroppel, Wages ...... 2,173.22 slipping beneath the wings and thought they were going to lead side, so I decided that maybe I Lawrence Stroppel, Vehicle/phone/ There being no further business to come the airport at White River was him to a parking space, but in re - could repaint it. Bill watched the Gillaspie made a motion, second by Fos - mileage/postage ...... 265.44 before the Board, the meeting adjourned. very inviting, but I resisted the ality, they were just waiting to project from his chair and thought Michelle Meinzer, Wages/phone/ heim to approve the Town’s licenses. Mo - temptation to land and check it cross the runway. Bill went to I was painting the white, but when tion carried. mileage ...... 754.17 ______D out. The hour time change I had Ernie’s, Supplies ...... 181.77 iana Baeza, President Philip in the afternoon for cards, all was said and done and the lad - anticipated, but I didn’t think I Nemec stopped in to deliver letters to the Golden West, Phone/Internet ...... 151.71 ______but was home fairly early to watch der put away it looks much better, board which she asked that we read. Health Pool of South Dakota, Michelle Meinzer, Finance Officer would make the 112 miles in 45 races. especially from a distance! After Employee Insurance ...... 589.53 minutes. So, I was early for the Saturday, Don Moody loaded up that successful paint job, I decided Stroppel gave his operator report: Topics Heartland Waste, Refuse [Published November 19, 2015, at the meeting, the second plane on the the dogs and cat and went to the to tackle making the Christmas discussed were city laptop, routine main - Service ...... 1,386.00 total approximate cost of $41.26] ramp other than a big jet that did - ranch. There were some hunters balls to give to the grandkids and M&M Welding, Repairs ...... 379.48 tenance which has been done, replacing n’t belong to our group. Airport in the area. Bob Norton, his son, Shelley. So I got one of those manager Mike Klarenbeek gave grandson and great-grandson painted. I need to learn to be a lit - me a ride downtown to pick up were one set of hunters. Bob’s fam - tle less creative, they are a bit cial - 50.00, Jones, Jeff - Basketball Offi - October 2015: 32,888.38, Gross some craft supplies I couldn’t get ily makes it four generations who time consuming but seem well Proceedings of Haakon cial - 80.00, Jore, Casey - Basketball Of - Salaries/Fringe for October 2015 - FUND in Philip. The city of Gregory pro - have been coming hunting. One worth the effort. School District 27-1 ficial - 60.00, Kinsley, Dalton - Football 10: Instructional - 94,909.79, Administra - vided us with pizza, water and thing led to another and before Sunday afternoon, Ralph and Official - 50.00, MakeMusic - SmartMusic tion - 91,915.03, Support Services - soda for the noon lunch and Mike’s they left, Don had sold a pickup, Cathy Fiedler went the Don 2,506.33, Extra Curricular - 17,302.28; Board of Education Subscription - 140.00, McDaniel, Kelsey wife, Hallie, and son, Mason, were an old horse-drawn road grader Klumb home in Spearfish for Han - Regular Meeting Minutes - Isolation Mileage - 333.90, Midwest FUND 22: SPED Gross Salaries/Fringe - there too to help with the meal. 5,683.82. and a bunch of deer skulls that he nah’s birthday supper. Hannah November 9, 2015 Alarm - Fire Alarm Monitoring - 84.78, Mike gave a short presentation on Moses Building Center - Maintenance/ had picked up around the place will be 13 years old Nov. 18. Other The Board of Education of the Haakon VoAg Supplies - 164.44, Petty Cash Re - 16-70 After a brief discussion, a motion his background and the airport. over the years. The deer heads family there was Eric and Sherry School District 27-1 met in regular ses - imbursement - Postage - 100.13, Philip was made by Thorson and seconded by Mike grew up in Inwood, Iowa, were loaded in the back of the Hanson Elsie and Loman, Lorene sion for its monthly meeting on Novem - Clinic - DOT Physical - Donnelly - Fitzgerald to close the Deep Creek rural graduated from University of pickup and Bob is to come later Klumb, Renee and Jazmine. Nice ber 9, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. at the Philip 150.00, Philip Clinic - Bus Driver Physical school at the completion of the 2016 North Dakota in the aviation pro - and get the grader, but they were evening was enjoyed with Hannah Armory, Room A-1. President Scott school year. Since the last meeting, 2 - 155.00, Philip Hardware - gram in 2012, flew Young Eagles sure glad Don answered his phone opening her gifts and ice cream Brech called the meeting to order with Janitorial/Maintenance Supplies - students have transferred out of the at the EAA Air Academy in the following members present: Jake school, leaving only two students attend - later Sunday as they were headed cake, then everyone headed home. 239.90, Philip Pit Stop - Maintenance Oshkosh, Wis., for two summers, Fitzgerald, Paulette Ramsey, Anita Peter - Fuel - 35.92, Philip Trust and Agency - ing. home when a flock of game war - Cathy wrote that they had a nice son, Doug Thorson, and Scott Brech. Ab - Imprest Reimbursement* - 2,707.15, Pin - pilots a Cirrus for Karl’s TV and dens by Chamberlain surrounded week and a very warm weekend. sent: Brad Kuchenbecker and Mark ney, Kaylor - Football Official - 50.00, Pi - 16-71 Motion by Peterson, second by Appliance and operates the first the pickup with all the deer heads “There are Three Ways to get Radway. Also present: Supt/Elementary oneer Review - Publications - 290.97, Ramsey to approve the following open UAS (unmanned aerial system, and thought the Nortons may Something Done: Do it yourself. Prin. Keven Morehart, Business Man - Quill - Ink - 585.86, Rapid City Journal - enrollment requests: OEA119-16 (4th i.e. drones) business in South have been big time poachers or Hire someone to do it. Forbid your ager Britni Ross, Secondary Principal Subscription - 197.75, Ross, Britni - grade from Kadoka Area). Dakota. Mike’s UAS business is something like that. Don ex - kids to do it.” Barbara Johnson Mandie Menzel, Lisa Schofield, Madyson Mileage - ACA Seminar in Rapid City - called M-Kopter Aerials plained to the warden that to pre - Morehart, Conner Dekker, Dawson 68.88, Rushmore Civic Center - Lodging 16-72 Motion by Ramsey, second by (http://www.mkopteraerials.com/). Reedy, Garrett Snook, Ellie Coyle, Kait - - All State Chorus - 615.55, Sawvell, Fitzgerald to approve the following per - vent flat tires on tractors and lyn Fosheim, Sage Gabriel, Morgan Camden - Basketball Official - 60.00, SD sonnel action: Travis Thorn, Assistant He flies an Inspire I quadcopter, Cantrell and Del Bartels. Labor Law Poster Service - Labor Law Boys Basketball - $2,440.00 and Joe which is registered as an experi - Posters - 77.25, SDIAA - 2015 Confer - Carley, Assistant Wrestling Coach - mental with the FAA and has an The meeting was opened with the ence Registration & 2016 Dues - 140.00, $2,440.00. N number. The UAS has a pro - Pledge of Allegiance. Seager, Mike - Schwinn Bike Repairs - gram to keep it out of controlled 203.33, Slovek, Sayde - Volleyball Offi - 16-72.1 Motion by Fitzgerald, second by airspace and under 400 feet AGL. All action taken in the following minutes cial - 30.00, Snyder, RaeAnn - Volleyball Thorson to designate Anita Peterson as It can fly for 20 minutes on a bat - was by unanimous vote unless otherwise Official/Basketball Official - 170.00, the LAN Delegate. specified. South Dakota One Call - Locate Tickets tery charge and Mike files NO - - 38.85, The Sewing Center - FACS Sup - 16-73 Executive session: None. TAMs when he flies it. There were 16-67 Communications from the audi - plies - 58.50, Thorn, Travis - Reimburse ence: None Coaching Class - 70.00, Ward's Science 16-74 Anita Peterson gave the BHSSC - FACS Supplies - 79.00, Wellmark - report. 16-68 Motion by Peterson, second by Health Insurance Premiums - 6,331.58, Fitzgerald to approve the agenda with West River International - Bus Repairs - 16-75 Secondary Principal Mandie Men - Governor the following addition: 16-72.1 Designate 329.51, Wex Bank - Fuel Card Fee - zel reported on the following items: (A) LAN Delegate. 12.00. TOTAL: 209,783.51. Capital Out - Mrs. Pam DeJong received a list of lay Claims Payable November 9, 2015: Smarter Balanced Vocabulary relevant to receives 16-69 Motion by Peterson, second by Cenex Harvest States - Bus Fuel - English and Math testing listed by Ramsey to approve the following items 324.25, Century Business Leasing - grades. This will be helpful in preparing on the consent calendar. Copier Lease - 410.34, City of Philip - students for testing. (B) Region Volleyball Blue Ribbon Water/ Sewer - 541.25, Fitzgerald Oil - will be held in Wall at 6 p.m. on Novem - Approved the minutes of the October Propane/Heating Fuel - Town - 1,155.81, ber 10. Task Force 12th meeting. Hauff Mid-America - Wall Mats - 13,878.00, Kieffer Sanitation - Garbage 16-76 Superintendent Keven Morehart Approved the unaudited financial report Service - 830.50, Magna Energy Serv - reported on the following items: (A) Wall report of October 31, 2015 as follows: (see box ices - Geothermal Well Repairs - mats are up with the exception of the Governor Dennis Daugaard met below) 191,211.46, Philip Pit Stop - Bus Fuel - east end of the Armory. Those mats had 507.95, Philip Standard Service - Bus to be redone as the color didn’t match the with Senator Deb Soholt and Rep - General Fund Claims Payable Novem - Fuel - 70.00, Upper Deck Architecture - rest of the new mats. (B) Congratulations resentative Jacqueline Sly to re - ber 9, 2015: AFLAC - Insurance Pre - Schematic Design (30%) - 4,110.88, to Ellie Coyle and Garrett Snook who ceive the final report from the mium - 886.81, A&B Welding - VoAg West Central Electric - Electricity - were named as the state Wendy’s High Blue Ribbon Task Force on Teach - Supplies - 17.04, Amazon - Classroom 3,888.53, West River Lyman Jones - School Heisman Award winners. They ers and Students. Supplies - 151.57, Apple Inc. - Title Sup - Rural Water - 62.50. TOTAL: 216,991.47. are now national finalists. (C) Wresting “I thank the members of the plies - 1,000.00, Avesis - Vision Insur - SPED Claims Payable November 9, practice started for the 6th, 7th and 8th Blue Ribbon Task Force for all of ance Premiums - 277.47, Brucklacher, 2015: AFLAC - Insurance Premiums - grades on November 3. High School Brigitte - Mileage - CTE Meeting - 71.40, 69.55, Avesis - Vision Insurance Premi - practice will start on November 16 right their hard work. They put in a lot Carley, Ruth - Isolation Mileage - 16.80, ums - 29.46, Children's Care Hospital - after school. (D) Reinforcement for math of time over the last few months in Casey Peterson & Associates - 2015 Residential Tuition - 3,702.00, Children's or reading is available for students upon studying how we can improve ed - Audit - 11,583.77, Century Business Therapy Services - Occupational Ther - request. For more information, contact ucation in our state,” said Dau - Products - Copier Maintenance - 425.00, apy - 750.00, Children's Therapy Serv - Mrs. Vicki Knutson at 859-2001. (E) Jun - gaard. “I will take this report Classroom Direct - Classroom Supplies ices - Speech Therapy - 5,456.25, iors and seniors may sign up with Mrs. seriously and carefully review - 54.77, Classroom Direct - Classroom Dearborn National - Life Insurance Pre - DeJong to meet with college and military each of the recommendations.” Supplies - 94.64, Coyle's SuperValu - representatives. (F) Donuts for Dads was miums - 8.40, Delta Dental - Dental In - Soholt and Sly served as co- FACS Supplies/Janitorial Supplies - surance Premiums - 311.16, Dept of held for elementary students on Novem - 114.03, Coyle's SuperValu - Supplies - Human Services - Residential Tuition - ber 5. The turnout was tremendous. (G) chairs of the task force that was 40.72, D&T Auto Parts - Bus Repairs - Match - 17,518.56, Ertz, Dewey - Psy - The grade school Patriotic concert will be established by the governor ear - 25.97, Dearborn National - Life Insur - chological Testing - 520.00, Morehart, held tonight, November 9, at 6:30 p.m. lier this year. It also included ance Premiums - 42.00, DeJong, Pam - Melanie - Mileage - Meeting in Pierre - (H) Architects with Upper Deck were teachers and administrators, leg - Mileage - Guidance Travel - 275.52, 70.56, Parent - SPED Mileage - 219.24, here this week to present preliminary islators, parents, business people Delta Dental - Dental Insurance Premi - Parent - SPED Mileage - 323.40, Well - floor drawings for a new school building. and executive branch members. ums - 1,188.68, EcoLab - Pest Control - They will return soon with elevation draw - mark - Health Insurance Premiums - “We are pleased to submit this 129.89, Elshere, Lana - Isolation Mileage 447.42. TOTAL: 29,426.00. ings. Food Serv - report, on behalf of the task force, - 27.72, Ernie's Building Center - Shop ice Claims Payable November 9, 2015: Supplies - 145.70, Etch USA - Engraving AFLAC - Insurance Premiums - 133.12, Adjournment at 6:26 p.m. Will meet for to the governor and the legisla - - 93.00, Fitch, Dani - Volleyball Mileage - Cash-Wa Distributing - Purchased Foods the next regular meeting on December ture,” said Soholt. “Now is the 143.64, Fugate, Jim - Basketball Official - 389.60, Coyle's SuperValu - Purchased 14, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. time to be bold and to find addi - - 40.00, GoldenWest Telecommunica - Foods - 30.00, Dean Foods - Milk Pur - tional ongoing dollars to assure tions - Telephone - 239.15, Graphic Edge chases - 683.06, Earthgrains - Pur - ______the success of South Dakota’s - Wresting Banner - 121.06, Hauff Mid- Scott Brech, President chased Foods - 190.36, Quill - Folding greatest asset: our kids.” America - Athletic Supplies/Awards - Table - 59.99, Reinhart FoodService - ______360.55, Healy Awards - Athletic Awards - Purchased Foods - 1,262.69, Servall - Britni Ross, Business Manager “The task force has identified 61.56, Hillyard - Scrubber Repairs - Linen Care - 108.06, US Foodservice - the needs and recommended solu - “I can find 1,181.89, Hillyard - Janitorial Supplies - Purchased Foods - 6,876.61. TOTAL: [Published November 19, 2015, at the tions for kindergarten through WHATEVER 228.36, Johnson, Rance - Football Offi - 9,733.49. Hourly wages for Month of total approximate cost of $108.51] 12th grade funding,” said Sly. “So - you’re lutions for funding education in looking for!” South Dakota will be a step of –David courage amongst the public, the Burnett, executive branch and the legisla - Owner ture.” Daugaard tasked the group with focusing on three goals, a quality system of schools focused on student achievement, a work - force of great educators, and an ef - ficient and equitable funding system. Last summer, the Blue Ribbon Task Force gathered pub - lic input from over 1,300 citizens in meetings throughout the state. The group then held five meetings in Pierre to consider public input, analyze data and discuss ideas for reform. 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Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. November 19, 2015 • Pioneer Review Classifieds (605) 859-2516 15 UTOMOTIVE Call Emily at ext.118. Nursing: OTICES ANTED ENTALS of thanks be paid for when or - A Nurses Needed! RN/ LPN for N /W R dered. A $2.00 billing charge will NOTICE: Heartland Waste will APARTMENTS FOR RENT: 2008 DODGE 2500: 4 door, ARM ANCH Acute Care and Long Term Care. be added if ad is not paid at the F & R be doing Thurs., Nov. 26, Spacious one bedroom units, all long box, diesel, manual shift, FOR SALE: 7’x16’ stock trailer, Nurse Aide/ CNA (min. age 14, time the order is placed. If an ad garbage pick-up on Wednesday, utilities included. Young or old. 154K miles, good pickup, torsion bar suspension, metal training provided!). Call J’Nai at does not have an area code on November 25, due to Thanks - Need rental assistance or not, $22,995. Murdo Ford, 669-2391 floor like a pot, tires good with a ext.115. PR9-tfn the phone number, it is a 605 giving. M49-3tp we can house you. Just call 1- or 1-800-658-5585. P50-1tc couple of spares, $1,200. Call area code. 800-481-6904 or stop in the 279-2654 or cell: 515-3709. HELP WANTED: The Haakon CRAFT FAIR to be held Decem - lobby and pick up an applica - 2007 SUBURBAN LT 1500 PW49-3tc County Equalization Office in - ber 9, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., in the tion. Gateway Apartments, 4X4: New spark plugs, new vites applications for a Deputy HANK OU Wall Mall. Crafters and vendors Kadoka. WP40-tfn T Y brakes, new tires, new load-lev - FOR SALE: Rope horse halters Director with appointment be - I would like to thank my loving eling rear shocks and pump, call 515-0365 to secure a table. with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. ginning January 2016. 20 hours wife, children, grandchildren Sirius XM, DVD entertainment PW48-3tc Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. per week position; hours per LASSIFIED OLICY and great-grandchildren for re - center, power lift gate. Excellent K44-tfn week may fluctuate due to work - C P ANTLERS WANTED: Looking to PLEASE READ your classified minding me I finally made it to condition, quad buckets. White load. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES buy deer & elk antlers. Call 605- ad the first week it runs. If you 70 years old. I also would like to with gray leather interior. LOOKING FOR PASTURE for INCLUDE: Appraise the market 360-3749. P46-4tp see an error, we will gladly re- thank everyone for all the cards $16,500 firm. My wife died and I 50 to 100 pairs, summer of value of residential homes, mo - run your ad correctly. We ac - and gifts. I had a lot of fun open - don’t need this vehicle any 2016. Call Casey Slovek, 441- bile homes, commercial busi - WANTED TO BUY: Clean COT - cept responsibility for the first ing and reading the cards. This longer. (605) 391-4908 P50-4tp 9050. P39-tfn nesses, and accessory buildings. TON rags. 25¢ per pound. Bring incorrect insertion only. Rav - is such a nice community to live Conduct on-site property in - to the Pioneer Review, Philip. ellette Publications, Inc. re - in, the people are all great. 2013 FORD EXPLORER LIM - TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: spections, record data, calculate P12-tfn quests all classifieds and cards Philip Pearson ITED: Navitation, sunroof, 4x4, 12-ply, 235/85/16R. $160, values, and maintain current 62K miles, clean local trade, mounted. Les’ Body Shop, 859- and historical property informa - $27,995. Murdo Ford, 669-2391 2744, Philip. P40-tfn tion. Locate and identify parcels EAL STATE or 1-800-658-5585. P50-1tc of land on maps and prepare R E FOR SALE: 1981 24x60 3 bed - travel routes for rural ap -  $#  " room trailer house, newer roof FOR SALE: 2003 Dodge Dakota OST praisals. Enter sales and prop - !" #"! L and siding, remodeled inside, air pickup, V8, 12,522K miles, A1 LOST: (1) Angus bull, 7 miles erty transfer information into a condition. Call 279-2192 or 515- condition, new tires, 4 wheel south of New Underwood. If computer program specifically 0607. $32,000.00 or make an     
 drive. $8,000. Call 279-2654 or found call 754-6955. PR13-1tc designed for that purpose. offer. WP12-2tc cell: 515-3709. PW49-3tc QUALIFICATIONS: High school %
 diploma or GED and ability to FOR SALE: Older home on quiet 2005 FORD EXPEDITION 4X4: learn building construction street in Philip. 2 bedrooms, 1 Well equipped, good running, ELP ANTED techniques, methods and mate - H W bath, garage plus 2 storage $6,495. Murdo Ford, 669-2391 NOW HIRING AT WALL DAIRY rials. Ability to learn real prop - sheds on 2 lots. Call Rod (515- or 1-800-658-5585. P50-1tc QUEEN: Full-time cook, general erty appraisals and assessment 3484) or Barry Knutson (685- manager and full- and part-time principles and practices. Posses - 4053). P49-3tc 2010 F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4: positions. Wages DOE. Stop by sion of CAA certification is pre - XLT, good trade-in, $17,995. to pick up an application or con - ferred. Deadline for filing an FOR SALE: Office building, 919 Murdo Ford, 669-2391 or 1- tact Mike at 209-0633. application is December 1, Main Street, Kadoka. $25,000, 800-658-5585. P50-1tc WP13-4tc 2015. Applications are available will do contract for deed. 307- at the Director’s office in the 855-5372. K49-2tp 2005 F-350 SUPERCAB 4X4: POSITIONS OPEN: Needed: Courthouse and may be mailed XLT, 6.0 engine, long box, 135K housekeepers and maintanence to PO Box 668, Philip, SD HOME FOR SALE: 1100 Locust miles, nice pickup, $15,995. for the Kadoka Nursing Home. 57567. Haakon County is an St., Kadoka, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Murdo Ford, 669-2391 or 1- Please call Ruby at 837-2270 or Equal Opportunity Employer. baths, lots of new in this home. 800-658-5585. P50-1tc stop and fill out an application. PR12-2tc A must see. Call Rich or Colleen K50-1tc Hildebrand 431-2226 or 837- 1996 F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4: NOW HIRING FULL-TIME: We 2621. K48-3tc 7.3 diesel, XLT, 5 speed, long SUBWAY IN WALL is hiring all are looking for a motivated indi - box, $7,995. Murdo Ford, 669- shifts. Competitive wages, flexi - vidual for our sheetfed and web HOME FOR SALE: 405 W. Pine 2391 or 1-800-658-5585. ble scheduling, free employee press operation. Applicant must St., Philip, SD. 4 bedrooms, 3 P50-1tc meals and company match IRA. be detail-oriented and able to baths, 2100+ sq. ft. main floor & Please stop in and talk to work under a deadline. Mechan - 1600 sq. ft. partially finished 2015 BUICK LACROSSE: Rhonda or call her at 279-2722. ical abilities a plus. Overtime NOTICE: basement; attached oversized 2- Leather, V-6, FWD, 22K miles, PW49-tfn available certain times of the car garage with additional Anyone receiving gifts from the very nice car, $26,995. Murdo year. For more information call 24’x32’ shop in back. Home and Ford, 669-2391 or 1-800-658- FULL-TIME MECHANIC JOB Don or Beau at 859-2516, Rav - garage have geothermal heating; Dakota Bar (in Philip) when it closed, 5585. P50-1tc AVAILABLE. Great opportunity. ellette Publications, Philip. yard has underground sprinkler Great working conditions. Con - P48-tfn please return them as they were system and well. For more infor - 2013 FORD FOCUS HATCH - tact Terry at Murdo Ford, 669- mation, see Zillow.com or con - BACK: Titanium, 28K miles, 2391. P48-3tc BENNETT COUNTY is accepting unauthorized gifts. tact Lee at 406-208-6660. sunroof, navigation, 5 speed, applications for Highway Super - PR9-4tp heated leather, $15,995. Murdo PHILIP HEALTH SERVICES – intendent. Salary negotiable. A Please call 859-2111. Thank you. Ford, 669-2391 or 1-800-658- Philip Health Services – many job description is available by WANTED: Ranch/farm with or 5585. P50-1tc job openings! Full time and part contacting the County Auditor. without cattle and equipment, time. More details at www. Send resume to Susan Williams, approximately 500 to 2,000 2013 FORD FUSION: 4 cyl., philiphealthservices.com. Full County Auditor, PO Box 460, acres located in South Dakota, 13K miles, economical, one Time benefit package available Martin, South Dakota. For more house optional, private party owner, $16,995. Murdo Ford, at 30 hours per week (health, information call 605-685-6931. cash transaction. Call Don, 413- 669-2391 or 1-800-658-5585. dental, life, vision). Drug test PR9-7tc 478-0178. PR3-tfn P50-1tc and background check required. EOE. Apply in person or call HELP WANTED: Dishwasher, 2014 FORD EXPEDITION EL 605-859-2511 and extension of cook or assistant cook. Apply in XLT: Heated & cooled leather the manager listed. Dietary: FT person at The Steakhouse, and more, 36K mile program rig, Weekday Morning Cook, 5:00am Philip, 859-2774. P32-tfn $34,495. Murdo Ford, 669-2391 to 1:30pm. FT Evening Cook, or 1-800-658-5585. P50-1tc 10:15am-6:45pm, Thurs.-Sun.

Home: (605) 837-2945 PetersBrent Excavation 2004 Ford Expedition, Eddie Bauer Edition BUSINESS & S ERVICE Cell: (605) 381-5568 HELP WANTED: Temporary Work – 1 Job Opening – Peters Special: $8,500 $8,250 SQUARE DEAL EXTERIORS: Excavation work of Retail: $9,600 … Installation of siding, SOFFIT, Starting: 12/21/2015 and ending: 06/01/2016 Located in windows, doors, skirting, etc. We need seasonal help from October until spring, which is the only time we have cat- W ALL types! Kadoka, SD Backhoe Free estimates, insured. Call tle/calves in the feed yard. We feed our own calves. Duties will be assisting with animal W 859-2744 Trenching 209-9330. WP7-8tp husbandry, watering, catching, loading animals, and monitoring feed brinks. Doing W Tire Tanks daily duties as well as cleaning, maintaining, and performing maintenance on tractors W 685-3068 • Philip and feeding equipment. Will operate tractors and equipment to assist in feeding of cat- Vacuum HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - Excavation tle. Requirements include High School Degree/GED, Good knowledge of operating W CRETE will do all your concrete Cobett Waters View our full inventory at John Deere Equipment & Feed Wagon operation. Experience in Animal Husbandry. W construction jobs. Call us and The employer, Smith Cattle, LLC from Milesville, SD, will pay the adverse effect wage Directional www.LesBodyShopLLC.com we will give you a quote. Office, rate of $13.59. The employer guarantees ¾ of the workdays in the work contract. The Boring 837-2621, Rich’s cell, 431-2226, work tools, supplies and equipment are provided without cost to the worker, if applica- toll free, 877-867-4185. K32-tfn ble. Free housing is provided to workers who cannot reasonably return to their per- manent residence at the end of the workday. Transportation and subsistence expenses to the work site will be provided or paid by the employer upon completion of 50% of O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, the work contract or earlier. Workers interested in the job should contact their nearest INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, local State Workforce agency and mention job order number: SD1721877. ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for only Gravel (screened or crushed). We can deliver. Dams, dugouts, $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide building sites. Our 40th year. Classifieds Network to work for you today! Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. PR11-tfn (25 words for $150. Each additional word $5.) Call this newspaper, 605-859-2516, or NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed plumbing contractor for all your 800-658-3697 for details. indoor plumbing and outdoor water and sewer jobs. Call Dale EMPLOYMENT ing to obtain certifications to oper - loader. Call (605) 216-2155. Koehn, 441-1053 or leave a 
 
   
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month guarantee. $1,500-$3,000 Attorney, PO Box A, Britton, SD buildings. 40’ X 62’ starting at 57430. Deadline is December 1, ditching and directional boring         weekly proven earnings. Travel re - $9,900. Factory direct pricing. work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee quired. More info msphotosd.com 2015. For additional information Call - 1-844-297-8335. or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or          
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CUSTER CLINIC is accepting ap - [email protected]. BDM MEET SINGLES RIGHT NOW! No wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn plications for full-time Licensed is an equal opportunity employer. paid operators, just real people Medical Assistants or LPNs to join MENNO, SD, population 608, like you. Browse greetings, ex - our team in the beautiful south - change messages and connect ern Black Hills. Excellent benefits seeking full-time maintenance For all your real estate needs: person. Job description- applica - live. Try it free. Call now: 1-800- and competitive salary. Contact 958-7963. Business & Jim Hoag, Broker Associate Human Resources at (605) 673- tion available by calling 605-387- (605) 209-1319 9418 for more information or log 2427. Open until filled. ATTENTION HUNTERS / Fur Professional [email protected] onto www.regionalhealth.com to RAILROAD VEGETATION CON - Harvesters!!! Petska Fur running www.WestRiverRealty.net apply. EEOC/AA. TROL: Full-time traveling oppor - routes in your area. Will buy (or Directory Commercial • Residential • Farm/Ranch trade gloves) for deer/elk hides, GENERAL MANAGER - BDM tunity, 60-80 hours/week, $12-$15/hour starting, meal al - antler or fur. www.petskafur.net, Call 859-2516 to place your ad!! Rural Water System, Inc., Britton, 308-750-0700. REALTY SD. BDM provides drinking water lowance, paid lodging & benefit to customers in a four-county package. RAW, Inc. in Cooper - NOTICES area and maintains treatment stown, ND – 888.700.0292 RONALD G. MANN, DDS www.rawapplicators.com | ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS PHILIP BODY SHOP plant, wells, reservoirs, and statewide for only $150.00. Put •Complete Auto Body Repairing FAMILY DENTISTRY pipeline. General Manager has re - [email protected]. •Glass Installation •Painting •Sandblasting the South Dakota Statewide Clas - sponsibility for system construc - FOR SALE sifieds Network to work for you Toll-Free: 1-800-900-2339 Winter Hours tion, maintenance, and today! (25 words for $150. Each Pee Wee & Toby Hook PHILIP: M-Tu-Th-Fri • 8 to 5 MANURE HAULING EQUIPMENT administration. College degree additional word $5.) Call this 859-2337 • Philip, SD 2nd, 3rd & 4th Wed. • 8:15 to 4 20-ton spreader truck and 22-ton WALL: preferred or applicable experience. spreader truck with pusher axles, newspaper, 605-859-2516, or 104 Philip Ave. • 859-2491 • Philip, SD Candidate should have or be will - 2 trailers with fuel tanks and pay - 800-658-3697 for details.

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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, or discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is a violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. 16 Pioneer Review • November 19, 2015 and physician assistants to pro - waitlists and into their doctor’s of - Choice Act and improve veteran vide a wider range of services to fice. The law’s intent was to pro - care. Kristi help address health provider vide better care and greater We will continue to work dili - Mike Rounds shortages at VA facilities across flexibility, but the VA’s implemen - gently to provide greater access to U.S. Senator from South Dakota the nation. This is a similar strat - tation has missed the mark. The care closer to home for our veter - Noem egy being implemented by our primary focus must be to get vet - ans, as well as better care U.S. Representative state’s private healthcare systems erans quality care as soon as pos - throughout the entire VA system. We Thank Our Veterans, Now ceive the care they’ve been prom - and is important for providing sible, avoiding the need to jump After all, one of the most impor - Let’s Improve Their Care ised has been a top priority. greater access to care at one of the through hoops or fill out excessive tant things we can do to honor our Is it the IRS or a Scam? On Nov. 11, South Dakotans Just before Veterans Day, I many community-based outpa - paperwork. Veterans have enough veterans is to keep the promises In a single day earlier this across the state once again gath - joined Sens. Jeff Merkley (D-OR), tient clinics in our region. The on their plate and shouldn’t have which we make to them. They de - month, more than 100 South ered in auditoriums, gymnasiums, Mark Warner (D-VA) and Thom main goal is to get our veterans to worry if they will be able to see serve this much from their coun - Dakotans received phone calls from Legion halls and at memorials to Tillis (R-NC), to introduce biparti - the health care they deserve in an a doctor when they are sick. We try. scammers pretending to represent recognize the service and sacri - san legislation to help improve efficient and effective manner. will continue to work to fix the the IRS. Residents were told they fices of our veterans. staffing at VA health centers. The I regularly hear from South were about to face legal action, un - Since statehood, generations of Veterans Healthcare Staffing Im - Dakota veterans about the VA. less they paid their taxes immedi - South Dakotans have answered provement Act would allow veter - While I’m pleased to hear that ately. the call to serve in times of war, ans to receive health care closer to many are satisfied with the care These types of scam calls happen peace and uncertainty around the home by removing bureaucratic they receive, improvements are nearly every day across the coun - still needed. The Veterans Choice try. In fact, approximately 736,000 world. With one of the highest barriers for their providers. At rates of military membership per many VA health centers around Program is a prime example. The scam contacts have been made in Veterans Health Administration the last two years alone, according capita in the nation, almost all of the country, veterans are forced us know a loved one who served in wait weeks – sometimes even (VHA) is a complex organization to the Internal Revenue Service. As challenged by its size, scope of a result, nearly 5,000 Americans the military. months – just to get an appoint - As a member of the Senate Vet - ment. This is unacceptable. services, unique patient popula - have fallen victim to one of these tion, congressionally mandated scams, costing them more than $23 erans’ Affairs Committee, working Our bill aims to make it easier with veterans, veteran service or - for military doctors and other funding and governance. million collectively. With the right In 2014, the Veterans Access, information, however, you can pro - ganizations and the Department health care professionals to trans - of Veterans Affairs (VA) to make fer directly into the VA system Choice and Accountability Act was tect yourself. passed and signed into law in an In many cases, the scammer will certain the men and women who after serving in the armed forces. attempt to get veterans off long call, email or text you and claim fought to defend our country re - It also allows nurse practitioners the IRS will sue you, arrest you or revoke your driver’s license unless supposedly overdue taxes are paid immediately. This is exactly what recently occurred in South Dakota. Sala Sunday A d Ba The scammer’s goal is to con you vaila r ble into turning over your credit card Night Lun at number or bank information. ch! This isn’t how the IRS operates, Bingo! The Steakhouse & Lounge however. The IRS will never call Reservations: 859-2774 you before sending a letter. They Starts Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip will never call you to demand an at 5:30! Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! Friday Buffet: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. immediate tax payment, nor will they demand that you pay a tax without an option to question how ~ Tuesday, November 17 ~ ~ Thursday, November 19 ~ ~ Saturday, November 21 ~ much you owe. The IRS will also Package never demand that you pay your Liquor & Prime Rib Walleye Prime Rib taxes in a certain way, such as on a credit or debit card. They will Casino ~ Wednesday, November 18 ~ ~ Friday, November 20 ~ ~ Monday, November 23 ~ also never ask for your credit or Indian Taco or Taco Salad Chicken Fried Steak Prime Rib Sandwich debit card number over the phone. If you are concerned that you are being contacted by a scammer, ask the caller for their name, badge number, and a call-back number. Then, hang up and call the IRS di - rectly at 1-800-366-4484. Once you provide them with the information, WEBSITE ADDRESS: they will be able to tell you if the www.philiplivestock.comPHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION859-2577 call was legitimate. If the caller de - Email: [email protected] Philip, SD mands an over-the-phone payment, PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA hang up immediately. Do not pro - GERAD & MEGAN JULSON - WALL 1...... BLK HFRT 980#...... $142.50 JIGGS O'CONNELL - RAPID CITY vide any information. Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2015 12 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1347# .... $1,160.00 DAVE STOVER - OWANKA 2...... BLK COWS 1328#...... $78.50 Scammers have also been known Big run of Bred Cattle along with a big LYLE & CINDY LONG - ENNING 5...... BLK COWS 1158# ...... $101.00 1...... BLK COW 1515#...... $77.50 run of weigh-ups. Lots of people in town. 23...... BLK/BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1355# .... $1,160.00 3 ...... BLK COWS 1340#...... $78.50 5 ...... BLK COWS 1361#...... $76.50 to target people through email. MIKE & LINDA HOWIE - WHITE OWL 1...... BLK COW 1495#...... $77.00 1...... BLK COW 1205#...... $75.00 Know that the IRS will not ask you Market steady, no big highs or lows. 13 ...RD & BLK SOLID & BRK MOUTH COWS 1337# .... $1,110.00 1 ...... BWF COW 1420#...... $72.00 1...... BWF COW 1440#...... $74.50 Feeder sale next Tuesday. Weigh-ups at JOEL DEERING - WASTA 4...... BLK COWETTES 1039# ...... $125.00 1...... BLK COW 1330#...... $71.50 for personal information via email. HAR ROKEN OUTH OWS LK FRT ERRY RAVIS ELSON HILIP 9AM. 16...... C B M C 1446# .... $1,085.00 1...... B H 1030# ...... $128.00 J & T N - P If you receive such an email – even DORN MALPERT - HECLA BLAKE HICKS - WANBLEE 4...... BLK COWS 1245#...... $78.50 if it’s on “official” IRS letterhead – BRED COWS & HEIFERS: 29...... BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1316# .... $1,075.00 1...... BLK COW 1120# ...... $115.00 CHANCE KNUTSON - KADOKA WAYNE & LUKE MCPHERSON - STURGIS NORMAN AMIOTTE - INTERIOR 1...... BLK COW 1160# ...... $105.00 1...... BLK COW 1215#...... $78.00 do not reply, open any attach - 25...... BLK AI'D COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1230# .... $2,550.00 18...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1324# .... $1,000.00 1...... BLK COW 1210#...... $91.00 DAVID CUNY - BUFFALO GAP ments, or click any links. You can 50...... BLK AI'D COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1105# .... $2,200.00 WEIGH-UPS: 3 ...... BLK COWS 1228#...... $72.00 5...... BLK & BWF COWS 1449#...... $77.00 30...... BLK COMING 3 YROLDCOWS 1120# .... $2,125.00 KIRK FASTHORSE - EAGLE BUTTE 4...... BLK COWETTES 1034# ...... $129.00 3 ...... BLK COWS 1625#...... $71.00 forward the email to MONTE SNOOK - HULETT, WY 4 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 840#...... $170.50 BRETT GUPTILL - INTERIOR 4...... BLK COWETTES 1115# ...... $117.00 [email protected] and they will in - 55...... RED COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1098# .... $2,450.00 BRADY SCHOFIELD - MIDLAND 1...... BLK COW 1035# ...... $112.50 BART UHLIR - HERMOSA 36...... RED COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 997#...... $2,250.00 1...... BWF COW 1185#...... $87.00 4...... BLK COWS 1293#...... $74.00 1...... RED COW 1215#...... $77.00 vestigate it, but then delete the A CONSIGNMENT 4 ...... BLK & BWF COWS 1206#...... $78.00 12 ...... BLK COWS 1295#...... $71.50 3...... RED COWS 1530#...... $76.50 email from your inbox. 31 ...... RED HFRS 1102# .... $2,325.00 1 ...... BWF COW 1565#...... $70.00 GLENN & DELORIS PUCKETT - KYLE 2...... RED COWS 1440#...... $75.00 Unfortunately, criminals are DJ MARTIN - BRUSETT, MT 1...... BWF HFRT 945#...... $162.50 2 ...... BLK COWS 1225#...... $95.00 1...... RED COW 1275#...... $75.00 46...... RED COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1141# .... $2,200.00 1 ...... BWF HFRT 955#...... $137.50 1...... RED COW 1115#...... $77.50 DALE JARMAN ESTATE - MIDLAND quick to adapt to new technologies, JERRY & TRAVIS NELSON - PHILIP DALLIS BASEL - UNION CENTER 11...... BLK COWETTES 1019# ...... $139.50 8...... RED & BLK COWS 1375#...... $76.00 meaning they are now using text 52 ...... BWF COMING 3 YROLDCOWS 1179# .... $2,200.00 2...... RED HFRS 958#...... $158.50 GABE GROPPER - LONG VALLEY MIKE & LINDA HOWIE - WHITE OWL 14...... BWF COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1188# .... $2,075.00 MIKE TRAPP - MIDLAND 1...... BLK COW 1115# ...... $100.00 2...... BLK & BWF COWS 1468#...... $75.50 messages to dig for personal infor - 20...... BWF COMING 3 YR OLD COWS 1172# .... $2,000.00 4 ...... BLK HFRTS 920#...... $149.50 1...... RED COW 1340#...... $79.00 LONNY JOHNSTON- BELVIDERE mation as well. Once again, the DALLIS BASEL - UNION CENTER KENNY & KELLI MCFARLAND - NEWELL 3...... RED COWS 1233#...... $79.50 1 ...... RED COW 1470#...... $75.00 IRS will not contact you in this 10...... RED HFRS 964#...... $2,175.00 2...... BLK HFRT 900#...... $149.50 1 ...... RED COW 1440#...... $77.00 1...... RED COW 1105#...... $72.00 30...... RED HFRS 972#...... $2,050.00 KOLBY LONGBRAKE - HOWES 1...... RED COW 1235#...... $71.50 LYLE & CINDY LONG - ENNING way. As with email, do not reply, CREW CATTLE - PHILIP 6...... RED & BLK HFTS 983#...... $146.00 ROBERT DENNIS - RED OWL 3 ...... BLK & BWF COWS 1293#...... $75.00 open any attachments or click on 29...... BLK & BWF AI'D HFRS 1007# .... $2,125.00 1...... BLK HFRT 1080# ...... $131.00 1 ...... RED COW 1155#...... $89.00 1 ...... X BRED COW 1330#...... $70.00 11...... BLK & BWF HFRS 1064# .... $1,950.00 1...... BWF COW 1050# ...... $120.00 1 ...... RWF COW 1255#...... $80.00 7...... CHAR & BLK COWETTES 1196# ...... $105.00 any links. You can forward the text 7 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 1007# .... $1,825.00 BRIAN & JENNIFER PHILIPSEN - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... BWF COW 1370#...... $78.50 VANCE MARTIN - MIDLAND to 202-552-1226 to report it, but VERMEER MIDWEST FARMS - SIOUX CENTER, IA 1...... BLK HFRT 970#...... $147.00 1...... BLK COW 1465#...... $77.50 1...... BLK COW 1360#...... $74.50 then delete the text from your 132...... BLK 3-4 YR OLD COWS 1280# .... $2,025.00 12 ...... BLK HFRTS 993#...... $140.50 1 ...... RED COW 1490#...... $76.50 DEAN HACKENS - NEW UNDERWOOD 18...... RED 3-4 YR OLD COWS 1273# .... $1,925.00 1...... BLK COW 1215# ...... $102.00 1...... BLK COW 1400#...... $73.00 1...... RED COW 1300#...... $74.00 phone. 10...... BLK 3-4 YROLDCOWS 1285# .... $1,900.00 1...... BLK COW 1620#...... $77.50 1...... BLK COW 1350#...... $71.00 1...... RED COWETTE 975#...... $127.50 Initially, scammers primarily 34 ...... BWF 3-4 YR OLD COWS 1293# .... $1,885.00 5 ...... BLK & BWF COWS 1390#...... $77.50 1 ...... RWF HFRT 735#...... $115.00 PINNEY RANCH - PHILIP 57...... BLK 3-4 YR OLD COWS 1279# .... $1,850.00 MIKE MADER - NEW UNDERWOOD ROCKY WILLIAMS - PHILIP 4...... BLK COWS 1379#...... $72.50 targeted older Americans and new KENNY & KELLI MCFARLAND - NEWELL 1...... BLK COW 1340#...... $87.00 1...... BLK COW 1255#...... $82.00 4...... BLK COWS 1539#...... $70.50 immigrants, but the IRS now re - 40...... BLK HFRS 1040# .... $1,985.00 1...... BLK COW 1265#...... $78.00 TIM & SHEILA STOVER - OWANKA MARK WILLIAMS - KADOKA ports that “the crooks try to swin - 73...... BLK HFRS 1020# .... $1,950.00 JERRY LANE JOHNSTON - INTERIOR 3 ...... BLK COWS 1213#...... $79.50 1...... RED COW 1630#...... $73.00 TERRY & DEB MCPHERSON - PIEDMONT 19 ...... BLK COWS 1229#...... $73.00 1...... BLK COW 1255#...... $77.00 8...... RED COWS 1271#...... $72.50 dle just about anyone.” Stay alert. 24...... BLK 3-4 YR OLD COWS 1119# .... $1,950.00 6 ...... BLK HFRTS 958#...... $147.00 2 ...... BLK COWS 1273#...... $74.00 3...... RED COWS 1550#...... $72.00 These scams can happen to anyone 15...... BLK 5-6 YR OLD COWS 1259# .... $1,500.00 SHAYNE PORCH - WANBLEE TJ GABRIEL - MIDLAND JAMES HERBER - KADOKA 32...... RED & BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1341# .... $1,250.00 9...... BLK HFRS 911#...... $148.00 1 ...... BLK COWETTE 1115# ...... $115.00 2...... BLK COWS 1578#...... $72.00 at any time of the year. K & D LIVESTOCK - VOLBORG, MT DUSTIN LURZ - PHILIP 2...... BLK COWS 1318#...... $76.50 DAVE & BILLIE HUMPHREY - WALL 42...... BLK HFRS 974#...... $1,900.00 5 ...... RED & BLK HFRS 995#...... $137.00 4 ...... BLK COWS 1538#...... $77.50 1 ...... BWF COW 1560#...... $71.00 25...... BLK HFRS 934#...... $1,825.00 WAYNE & LUKE MCPHERSON - STURGIS 1...... BLK COW 1435#...... $76.00 1...... BLK COWETTE 1070# ...... $108.00 SDSU AGRI EXPERIMENT STATION - PHILIP 1...... BLK HFRS 990#...... $137.00 GOLDEN WILLOW SEEDS - MIDLAND CRAIG ROBERTSON - CAPUTA 18...... BLK HFRS 1002# .... $1,725.00 CASEY DOUD - MIDLAND 1...... BLK BULL 2115#...... $95.00 1...... BLK COW 1280#...... $71.00 KIM COE - VALE 1...... RED BULL 2195# ...... $100.00 1...... BLK BULL 2210#...... $93.00 LARRY LABRIER - MURDO 8 ...... BLK 3 & 4 YR OLD COWS 1237# .... $1,850.00 RON DOUD - MIDLAND JERRY STOUT - KADOKA 5 ...... BLK COWS 1547#...... $70.50 17...... BLK HFRS 976#...... $1,725.00 1...... RED BULL 2110# ...... $100.00 1...... CHAR BULL 1700#...... $94.50 MORRIS JONES - MIDLAND SCHULTES RANCH - HOWES TODD O'CONNOR - PHILIP DEL BROST - MURDO 1 ...... BWF COW 1440#...... $70.00 Markets 33...... BLK 5-6 YROLDCOWS 1332# .... $1,650.00 1...... RED COWETTE 1060# ...... $121.00 2...... BLK BULLS 1760#...... $93.00 MORTENSON CATTLE CO - HAYES 34 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1291# .... $1,275.00 ERIC GROPPER - LONG VALLEY JERRY GRIMES - KADOKA 2...... BWF COWS 1240#...... $70.00 Midwest Cooperatives 25...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1273# .... $1,010.00 1...... BWF COWETTE 1075# ...... $123.00 1...... RED BULL 1725#...... $92.50 DAN NELSON - CREIGHTON End of Day 11/16/15 GABE GROPPER - LONG VALLEY 1...... BWF HFRT 840#...... $148.00 1...... RED BULL 1810#...... $91.50 1...... BLK COW 1225#...... $73.50 56 .....RED SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1354# .... $1,325.00 DICK & MARY GROPPER - LONG VALLEY A CONSIGNMENT 1...... BLK COW 1195#...... $73.00 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.85 ROSETH CATTLE CO - PHILIP 1...... BLK COW 1270#...... $90.00 1...... RED HFRT 1010# ...... $115.00 1...... RWF COW 1300#...... $69.00 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.40 24 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1449# .... $1,185.00 1...... BWF COWETTE 995#...... $132.50 1...... BLK COW 1325#...... $65.00 Milo ...... $2.70 Corn ...... $2.90 L. & N. KJERSTAD – 300 BLK CLVS; BULL & FEMALE SALE TUESDAY, MAY 10: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & REGULAR UPCOMING SALES: FS,NI, DRUG FREE...... 600-650# TUESDAY, DEC. 22: NO SALE CATTLE SALE Millet ...... $6.50 UESDAY OV PECIAL LL REEDS ALF ALE T , N . 24: S A -B C S & JONES & SONS – 235 BLK & AFEWRED CLVS; FS....550-600# TUESDAY, DEC. 29: NO SALE TUESDAY, MAY 17: SPECIAL PAIRS, STOCK COW, & BRED EGULAR ATTLE ALE ESTIMATING HEAD EIGH SFS Birdseed ...... $15.75 R C S . ( 4,000 ) W - CROSBIE – 175 BWF CLVS; FS,NI ...... 550# TUESDAY, JAN. 5: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE & BRED CATTLE HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE UPS AM EARLING ALVES PM OGHAIR LK WFCLVS FS NI 9:00 Y & C 12:00 (MT) R – 170 B & B ; , ...... 400-525# SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, MAY 24: SPECIAL PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE CALVES: FS=FALL SHOTS, NI=NO IMPLANTS, AN=ALL NATURAL, K. SMITH – 160 BLK & RED CLVS; FS,NI...... 550-600# TUESDAY, JAN. 12: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & SALE ASV=AGE & SOURCE VERIFIED BAUMAN – 130 RED & CHAR X CLVS; FS...... 550# REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, MAY 31: NO SALE EISENBRAUN – 400 BLK CLVS; FS,NI, DRUG FREE...... 500-600# GRIMES – 130 RED ANG STRS; FS,NI...... 625# TUESDAY, JAN. 19: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER TUESDAY, JUNE 7: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & REGULAR KNECHT – 400 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS,NI...... 500-550# W. & D. REEVES – 100 BLKSTRS; FS,NI...... 625# SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE ATTLE ALE PATTERSON – 400 BLK, RED, & CHAR X CLVS; FS.....500-725# ADDISON – 90 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS,NI...... 500-600# C S TUESDAY, JAN. 26: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & UESDAY UNE EGULAR ATTLE ALE Weekend CASTEEL – 90 BLK & BWF STRS; FS,NI...... 600# T , J 14: R C S EGULAR ATTLE ALE STARR – 80 BLK CLVS; FS,NI ...... 500-600# R C S TUESDAY, JUNE 21: REGULAR CATTLE SALE Keep supporting R-CALF USA! R CALF USA is SMITH – 70 BLK STRS; FS,NI...... 550# TUESDAY, FEB. 2: NO SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 28: DRY COW SPECIAL our voice in government to represent U.S. COOK RANCH – 60 BLK CLVS; FS,NI...... 500-550# TUESDAY, FEB. 9: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE FEATURING TUESDAY, JULY 5: NO SALE Weather cattle producers in trade marketing issues. C & J MERCHEN RANCH – 60 BLK & RED CLVS; NI ..600-650# BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE SALE Friday: Cloudy. High Join today & help make a difference! CARLSON – 40 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 600# TUESDAY, FEB. 16: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER WOODFORD – 25 BLK CLVS; FS,NI...... 500-600# SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE near 35F. Winds NNE UPCOMING BULL SALES: WILLIAMS – 25 RED ANG STRS; FS ...... 600-650# TUESDAY, FEB. 23: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE FEATURING TUESDAY, DEC. 8: WELLER ANGUS ANNUAL BULL & ELLENS – 20 BLK LIM CLVS; FS...... 450-600# BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE SALE at 10 to 15 mph. Fri - Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with FEMALE SALE 12:00MT IRELAND – 20 BLK & BWF CLVS...... 500-550# TUESDAY, MAR. 1: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE day Night: Some Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering video TUESDAY, DEC. 15: SLOVEK RANCH ANGUS & ANGUS SLOVEK – 20 BLK & RED STRS; FS,NI ...... 450-550# & REGULAR CATTLE SALE clouds early will give way to gen - sale as an additional service to our consignors, LUS ENETIC ULL ALE MT DIMMITT – 15 RED ANG CLVS; FS,NI ...... 550-600# TUESDAY, MAR. 8: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE FEATURING P G B S 12:00 with questions about the video please call, Jerry ORENSON LK CLVS FS NI erally clear conditions overnight. S – 13 B ; , ...... 575-650# BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, JAN. 19: MCPERSON ANGUS 12:00MT Roseth at 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at 605-515-0186 DODSON – 12 BLK STRS; FS,NI,DRUG FREE ...... 500-550# Low 14F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 TUESDAY, MAR. 15: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER TUESDAY, FEB. 9: THORSON HEREFROD & SHEARER or Randy Curtis in the YEARLINGS: SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE ANGUS 12:00MT mph. Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. FREIN – 75 BLK & RED STRS ...... 850-900# UESDAY AR PECIAL EEDER ATTLE ALE EATURING MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY. FOR MORE INFO: T , M . 22: S F C S F TUESDAY, FEB. 16: STOUT CHAROLAIS & MILLIGAN Saturday: Sunny. High CALL THOR ROSETH AT 605-685-5826, BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE SALE HEREFORDS 12:00MT PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified JEFF LONG AT 605-515-0186 OR OFFICE AT 605-859-2577 TUESDAY, MAR. 29: REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, FEB. 23: DEEP CREEK ANGUS 12:00MT 38F. Winds WSW at 5 TUESDAY, APR. 5: SPECIAL STOCK COW, BRED HEIFER & PAIR NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). TUESDAY, MAR. 1: CHEYNNE CHAROLAIS 12:00MT to 10 mph. Saturday TUESDAY, DEC. 1: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS WEANED CALF SALE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, MAR. 8: TRASK & PETERSON ANGUS Night: Mostly clear & REGULAR CATTLE SALE. CALVES FOR THIS SALE, MUST BE TUESDAY, APR. 12: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE FEATURING 12:00MT skies. Low 19F. Winds SW at 5 to WEANED, AT LEAST 6 WEEKS, & HAVE PRECONDITIONING SHOTS BANGS VACCINATED HIEFERS & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 8: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE TUESDAY, APR. 19: SPECIAL STOCK COW, BRED HEIFER, & TUESDAY, APR. 5: FANNING RANCH ANGUS 12:00MT 10 mph. PLA Café & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & WELLER ANGUS ANNUAL BULL & PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, APR. 12: STOMPRUD ANGUS 12:00MT FEMALE SALE TUESDAY, APR. 26: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE, STOCK COW, TUESDAY, APR. 19: COTTONWOOD ANGUS 12:00MT Sunday: Some clouds in 859-3272 • 6 am to 1:30 pm TUESDAY, DEC. 15: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & STOCK COW BRED HEIFER, & PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, APR. 26: FORTUNE’S RAFTER U CROSS & BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & SLOVEK RANCH UESDAY AY ULL AY EGULAR ATTLE ALE the morning will give T , M 3: B D & R C S ANGUS 12:00MT way to mainly sunny VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. Upcoming sales & consignments can be viewed on the Internet at TUESDAY, MAY 3: BULL DAY. skies for the afternoon. www.philiplivestock.com, or on the DTN: Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL High near 50F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph. Sunday Night: TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: Clear. Low 24F. Winds W at 5 to THOR ROSETH, Owner JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer DAN PIROUTEK, Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION 10 mph. (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 Cell (605) 515-0186 (605) 641-1042 (605) 859 2577 Go to pioneer-review.com & BILLY MARKWED, Fieldman LYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer BAXTER ANDERS, Fieldman click on the weather icon for Midland • (605) 567-3385 Reva • (605) 866-4670 Wasta • (605) 685-4862 www.philiplivestock.com up-to-the-minute forecasts