$ 00 Inclu1des Tax Vol. 112 | No. 40 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, May 24, 2018 www. pioneer-review.com Prairie Transportation’s new garage to start by Del Bartels the county. mated at near $90,000. “More than What was once the shed used as Ainslie told the audience, “We I want to spend,” said Ainslie, a garage by the Haakon County have people who say, ‘I never “hopefully we can raise the funds. Prairie Transportation has been thought we needed any kind of bus We are always so grateful for peo - raised. The grounds have been system, but here I am riding it all ple who leave us memorial money cleared for construction of the new the time.’ ” According to Ainslie, and other funds.” Each bus trip by five-stall garage. there were 6,000 miles logged on an adult is only one dollar. “You HCPT head, Kay Ainslie, and the five vehicles – three van and can’t start your car for a dollar,” HCPT main person on this con - two buses – during the month of joked Ainslie. struction project, Les Pearson, February. Only one van and one She wants the community to were guest speakers at the last bus could be parked in the old barn know, though, that the upgrade is Philip Area AARP/Retired Teach - at any given time. The other three a necessity. The wooden frame ers Association meeting, March 26. vehicles had to stay in the garage will have metal siding and Well before the demolition began, weather. a metal roof. It will include certain the two updated the audience on The HCPT is important enough luxuries that the HCPT drivers are not accustomed to, such as a the necessity of the new bus to the greater Philip region that full concrete floor, insulation, heat garage. the Philip Area Community Foun - (if funds are available), adequate The previous – and woefully in - dation donated $13,000 toward the electricity, garage door openers, adequate – bus barn was on new garage. Another donor, wish - and even a water hydrant water- Del Bartels Demolition of the old bus barn began May 15. The rafters were well built, and the rebar-reinforced concrete Haakon County property. It used ing to remain anonymous, has tap in case plumbing can ever be walls were a challenge to bring down by the Haakon County crews. Now, construction of the new Haakon to be the old county shop. If the pledged $20,000 on the condition paid for so plumbing can be added. County Prairie Transportation bus garage begins. Since the public transportation covers the greater Philip, community’s only public trans - another $20,000 can be raised Local contractors will build the portation should ever dissolve, the first. Kadoka and Wall areas, hopes are that donations will continue coming in to assist with the new structure. A new garage would revert back to Total construction costs are esti - fund has been set up at the First National Bank in Philip. continued on 2

Governor campaigns held at Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center Kristi Noem visited with Philip primary election is Tuesday, June you want to see a positive cam - passed away, but has since taken sentatives representing the Sixth Both stress their business and area residents during a meet and 5. The winner will run against op - paign.” classes at Mount Marty College District. In 2008, she won a second agriculture backgrounds and in - greet event, April 8, in the Bad posing party candidates in the No - The two have far too many sim - and South Dakota State Univer - term. In 2010, Noem won South terests. Both say federal govern - River Senior Citizen’s Center in vember general election. Governor ilarities, thus forcing voters to un - sity. She and her husband are rais - Dakota's at-large seat in the ment and bureaucrat involvement Philip. Dennis Daugaard, elected in 2010 derstand the candidates’ specific ing three children on the family United States of House of Repre - must be cut back, in favor of state Marty Jackley did the same, and re-elected in 2014, is not run - methods of addressing agreed- farm. The extended family oper - sentatives, for which she was re- and local governments. Both have though on May 17. Both opened ning due to term limits. upon goals of issues. ates a ranch/farm which includes elected in 2012, 2014 and 2016. worked against human trafficking, with a summary of their back - “Primaries are not fun,” admit - Noem was raised in Hamlin a hunting lodge and restaurant. Jackley was raised in Sturgis, against the current surge in the il - grounds and experiences, then ted Noem. County, and graduated from high Noem entered political life by and graduated from high school in legal drug business, and for the fielded audience questions. “The poles are close. Talk to your school in 1990. She attended serving on local committees and 1988. He graduated from South second amendment. Both are Republican candidates neighbors and friends,” said Jack - Northern State University, quit to boards. In 2006, she won a seat in Dakota School and Mines with an Addressing immigration, Noem for the state’s governor’s seat. The ley, adding, “We feel strongly that help at the farm when her father the South Dakota House of Repre - engineering degree, then earned a is against sanctuary cities. Jackley law degree from the University of believes the southern border “wall” South Dakota. He served as a law will at least slow down the incom - clerk in federal district court, and ing of illegal drugs. became a partner in a Rapid City Both are for less spending by the law firm. He and his wife are rais - federal government and reducing ing two children in Pierre. His ex - the deficit. “By the president not tended family runs a ranch in signing some bills and negotiating Meade County. others, we cut a trillion dollars Jackley practiced law, focusing from the national budget; though I on criminal law, civil and business am not happy with the current litigation, construction/engineer - budget and I did not vote for it.” ing law and real property and later said Noem. Jackley said, “South worked as special assistant attor - Dakota likes a balanced budget; if ney general. In 2006, he became we can keep the federal govern - the United States Attorney for the ment out of it.” District of South Dakota. In 2010 Noem discussed schools. “Too and in 2014, he was elected to serve a second and a third term. continued on 2

Kristi Noem Marty Jackley 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • May 24, 2018

forbid all of the Alphabet Crew from ever taking sugar in any form Fridge Door Notes & Reminders Working For A Living ever again. Cooler heads prevailed, though, and I acquiesced. Child A Call 859-2516 | [email protected] Chastity Julson and Child C caught wind, and they Economics anything, but managing to get in decided they would also bring two SWIMSHIP APPLICATIONS … available from I was upstairs, minding my own the way anyhow. She never did fig - dollars. The last stop of the day Swim for Life at: Coyle’s Super Valu or online at AA & AL-ANON ... 7:00 business, finding something to do ure heavily into their economy for was Menards, and the Little Peo - philipsd.us p.m. on Monday to keep busy. Downstairs, I could this particular game. ple got a mini lesson in comparing prices and product per penny. They evenings. hear the sound of Children A-D I soon caught on to their system. went home with a bag of bubble THE MONTHLY GARDEN CLUB MEETING … playing. Child B would leave his bank, gum each, elated that the cashier will be held THURSDAY May 24 at 4 pm at the To have your “No “Mama!” Child B hollered to - coins in hand. He would come to also gave them change and a re - Senechal Park. Everyone is invited (Please note the ward me. “Can I count my money?” Child A’s restaurant, order food, Charge” meeting or event listed here, please ceipt. Big stuff for little people. different time and day) Fact that he should have said “eat” it, then pay and leave. Child submit them by calling 859-2516 or e-mailing to: The kids are generally pretty [email protected]. We will publish your notice “may,” aside, this is not an unusual A would take his dishes and his generous with their things. Child THE LIBRARY … will be closed on Tuesday, June the two issues prior to your event at no charge. request. Each of the kids has his or money. The dishes went to Child C, 5th for the Primary Election. Regular hours will re - D, who did not put forth any capi - her own piggy bank, and one of who washed them and reorganized tal, still has had as much bubble sume Wednesday the 6th. their favorite pastimes is to divest them. The money went into a gum as the other kids—partially the pig of its contents and sort purse. Then, Child A would use because, like all good government NURSING HOME ENTERTAINMENT … their money. They are still working some of the money to pay Child C officials, she is not above searching Chuck Carstensen will provide musical entertain - on money values, so it is mostly an for her work, and the process in their sock and underwear draw - ment at the Philip Nursing Home the second and exercise in categorizing. Still, it is would start all over. Eventually, ers to find and tax the gum stored fourth Saturday of each month at 2:30 p.m. All are a good activity for days when the Child B ran out of money. At this there. Child B is about to draw the welcome. weather does not permit outdoor point, Child A took her purse to the line on generosity, though. energy expending. bank to make a deposit, the bank “Mom,” this growing boy told me “Sure. Just pick up the pieces was filled with money again, and yesterday, as he came to sit next to when Haakon wakes up so he does the whole process was renewed. where I was working, “I am not not swallow them,” I yelled back. Hmm. All by themselves, they gonna sell Chaisie any more gum. Then I heard the following un - had worked out the basics of an I keep selling her gum for just a lit - Country Praises fold. economy. They had some of the de - tle bit of money, but she keeps sell - Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] Child A, ever the leader, had all tails incorrect or missing, of ing me gum for a bunch of pieces of the play food and dishes arranged course, but the rudiments were money. She is gonna have all my behind. He always went. rest of the hotdogs. neatly to make a restaurant. Child there. Maybe our conversations money soon, so I am not buying Never forget His previous master had a fe - His master left again. C wanted to help her, so Child A about earning and saving and any more from her.” Ah, yes. Capi - As his new master reached for male, and they had two youth. One day the three humans were gave Child C a play washcloth and spending are not falling on deaf talism, governed by morality, is a the pickup keys hanging on the The dog was the wall that kept odd. No action the dog did could instructed her to wash the dishes. ears after all. beautiful thing—arguably the best wall, the old dog understood. any meter reader, stray dog, change that. A few days later, he Child B, who chose to be a banker Last time we had a town day, system known to man. But beware Those keys belonged to a certain stranger at the backyard gate, was on his leash in a huge mob of for that game, lined out all of his Child B, whose egg money was the greedy person, be it your eldest pickup which was driven only on and squirrel from threatening people. He was petted often, yet no money on a three-tiered stepstool. burning a hole in his jeans, asked sister or not, who is wanting to special days. those four. When his master was one wanted to do anything but Child D must have represented the if he could bring two dollars to fleece you. The dog was big, though the gone for a whole year, he was the stand, sit and cry. The next few food inspector or some other gov - town to purchase bubble gum. A good lesson, and one I would years had taken most of his protector of the other three. The weeks, boxes were filled, then ernment bureaucrat, because she Having just spent the morning far rather have him learn as a five strength and vibrancy. About a young ones first could pull his were loaded onto a huge truck. He crawled in and out of the play calling dental insurance compa - year old with bubble gum and dozen years ago, before he first hair in trying to crawl over him as and his master’s pickup were restaurant, then scaled the nies and comparing rates and cov - pocket change than a young man came to live here, he used to he lay there. As they grew in size, taken to be with this old man, the banker’s tiers, never really doing erage plans, I was tempted to with much higher stakes. bound through ever inch of his old he enjoyed blocking them into cor - father of his master. He and the backyard. He would stop only if ners or closets with his mass. man lost years quickly. Every - something, anything, nothing, They yelled at him, but always thing had changed. would catch his attention for just laughed with him. His master was gone. a little while. He had been a go- Today, the old man drove Today, instead of trying to jump getter, water-loving, hunting, jog - slowly. The dog understood. The out, he actually lowered his back Letter to the Editor ging, roughhousing companion to field they were heading to always legs down first from the cab. No a master who had just as much had people wandering around. leash was ever needed. He led the To the editor and all, Cynthia Finn and the students. they take time to write Mrs. love of simply doing as he had. They would eventually gather. man to that one spot. As people “Wow” I bet you are wondering As Mrs. Bowen states – “these Bowen and Mrs. Finn a thank you. That exuberance had diminished When his first master returned gathered together aways off, he what my “wow” is all about. The kids have worked hard to produce. They and we do not really know a bit every year since. after being gone for a year, the laid down on the grass. Today, this music that is produced by the high And they, because of their age and how fortunate we are in this town This morning only one brow dog never left his side. He felt like spot was his. The old man joined school, junior high, and fifth and pushing them beyond their limits, of Philip, South Dakota. had lifted as his eyes followed the a pup again. They visited the lake the others. sixth graders. have no idea how hard they have Mrs. Gayle Rush, Philip old man getting dressed. No often, and he would be cussed out A horn sounded from the people; I just can not let it go without worked.” longer a pup, he would not be for shaking water over everyone. but sad, never a call to play. The giving credit to Barb Bowen and Some day they may, and I hope leaping into the box of the truck One time he dived in and one of dog lay there, head to the ground. today, but lurch his front paws up the young ones clung onto him, al - As a red, white and blue cloth was into the cab and wait to be indig - most choking him, all the way raised, then lowered halfway, the nantly assisted the rest of the back to shore. For some reason he dog lay there. The stains under his way in. Still, he would not be left was hugged all day and given the eyes glistened. Prairie Transportation Continued from page 1 structure: Gibson Concrete for the footing and foundation, and Bran - Lookin’ Around den West Construction for the rest. Syd Iwan | [email protected] A building fund account to re - ceive continuing donations has been set up at the First National dred degrees or close to that is not and drinking a lot. It did occasion - Bank in Philip. No Sweat uncommon and neither is twenty ally cause a problem for Ted, how - Also, a raffle will begin after No sweat is a remark that below. We are talking here of a ever, who was also in the hayfield June 4. The top prize is for a bun - means, it’s no trouble, or that temperature range close to 150 de - with us. Once in a while, he would dle of beef, and the second prize is something isn’t a big enough deal grees so it’s lucky we humans are sweat out so much of the salt in his a handmade, wooden children’s to raise a sweat. Well, that didn’t fairly adaptable and can mostly system that he would get faint. table and chairs set. Drawings are apply to Betty and me today as we adjust to whatever comes along. When he consulted a doctor about to be held during Haakon School were trying to prepare dinner for a Probably the thirstiest I ever got that eventually, the doctor told District’s Homecoming, August 24. couple-dozen cowboys who came to was one warm summer day when, him to take salt pills in such cir - A fundraising breakfast is set for our branding. The house where we for some weird reason, my sister cumstances, which he did and Sunday morning, June 17, at the were working wasn’t air condi - and I went fishing at my uncle’s which seemed to take care of the Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center tioned, and the tem’perature out - dam that was down a deep draw problem. Various people warn that during Scotty Philip Days. side was in the eighties. Let’s just some eight miles from home. The we shouldn’t take in too much salt, Kay Ainslie Les Pearson say I used a bunch of paper towels trouble was that, when we went to but there is also a problem if you wiping sweat off my face, and, for leave, we high centered on a soap - take in too little. some reason, maybe an allergy, my weed and couldn’t get back off. On the other hand, you shouldn’t nose kept running as well. There The only recourse was to walk the drink a lot of salty ocean water or was a lot of mopping going on. three or four miles to my uncle’s it will make you quite ill. They Not more money as a whole; just federal government all the time, Betty, meanwhile, got a bit light place and get help. This was prior warned us about that when I was Governor campaign figure out priorities. I would say because they just misbehave.” headed one time and had to take it to the advent of cell phones so we in the Navy. A little won’t hurt if Continued from page 1 that I do not have the best rela - Goals of many issues are shared easy for a little while. Despite all couldn’t just call for help. you swallow some by accident, but much money at the administrative tionship with the teachers’ union.” by both Republican candidates for that, the crew was fed and we sur - It was a long hot walk, and we you shouldn’t get carried away. As level.... Empower school boards; Jackley discussed state spend - the governor’s seat. The methods vived. were really parched by the time we a result, most ships have evapora - why does the state government ing and health care. “The Indian of how to achieve those goals de - All that sweating, of course, got to my uncle’s. Cousin Paul tors that remove the salt for drink - and education work totally differ - Health Services is broken – bad fine their differences. made me thirsty as all get out. happened to be home and, realiz - ing purposes. This process boils ent than businesses in treating access and quality of care,” said Noem said about Jackley, “I be - The branding was held at our river ing how thirsty we were, made up the water. Then the steam is col - their employees? The recent fund - Jackley. When people do not use lieve we are very different people.” place, and on the way back home, a big batch of lemonade that really lected, since it contains no salt, and ing change really hurt small the IHS, they use South Dakota’s Jackley said of Noem, “Do you I stopped at a store and bought tasted great and started us on the cooled back to a liquid state for schools, and thus rural revitaliza - medicaid; federal money versus want someone who knows Wash - both a bottle of water and one of road to re-hydration. We gulped it drinking and other purposes. It’s a tion. We have poured money into South Dakota’s money. “I have al - ington or someone who knows coke. By the time I’d driven the down, and Paul encouraged us to tedious process but necessary. education in S.D. and our kids are ways believed that there are other South Dakota?” next thirty miles back home, those drink more slowly, but I didn’t. Today, happily, the temperature not doing better. More mentoring. methods than suing, but I sue the bottles were empty, and the air That meant that, after a bit, I got is more moderate, I’m not cooking conditioning in the pickup had re - overly full and had to go out in the for a crew in a hot house, and the turned my body temperature to a yard and throw everything back air conditioner is on line and doing more manageable level. Things up. Then I had to start all over a good job. I suspect my constant were going to be fine. again although more slowly this consummation of coffee and water As you know, if you live in South time around, but we did recover should adequately keep me from Dakota, you have to put up with okay. getting parched. If not, I could wide variations in the tempera - I also recall having to drink a make a little lemonade and sip on ture. I have known it to get over whole lot of water some days when that, and I can probably do it in 110 degrees on occasion in the we were working in the hayfield on enough moderation to avoid get - summer and under thirty below in really hot days. That didn’t seem ting overfull. In other words, I the winter. These are the ex - to cause a problem, but it just think I can easily handle my thirst tremes, but they happen. A hun - meant taking a big jug of water today. No sweat.

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News Reporter: Nancy Haigh – [email protected] Pioneer Review Advertising Deadline: Tuesdays at 11 a.m. May 24, 2018 • Pioneer Review Rural Living 3 Little Pasture on the Prairie Contracts, preparations Eliza Blue | [email protected] | littlepastureontheprairie.com for next school year One night twins, and eventually the cries of hampshires, a breed that are born by Del Bartels pleasure being employed with the physicals will be required every last week, the the poor baby (who was not at all big, and grow bigger fast. Because The Haakon School District 27- Haakon school system.” As re - year, “I think it is best for our temperature was predicted to dip impressed by my ministrations) the newest baby is a shetland, 1 Board of Directors, during their ported before, Betty Berry is also kids, and for record-keeping.” nearly to freezing with high winds convinced the mother and remain - fully grown she’ll still only be half May 14 meeting, approved con - retiring. A review of 2018-2019 prelimi - and lashing rain. My little flock is ing lamb to follow me across the the size of a hampshire, and right tracts for next school year. For next year, the Honor Society nary budget by business manager about halfway through lambing, so pasture, through a few gates, and now, she’s barely bigger than a All certified employees receive a advisor spot will be a paid posi - Britni Ross includes approxi - this wasn’t good news. The man of into the barn. It was actually house cat. $500 base raise. tion. Pay has been set for Rick mately $50,000 for laptops. New the ranch went out on a four- pretty harrowing, but I concluded- Since she is too little to run with Contracts for classified person - Coyle to continue maintenance at girls’ and boys’ basketball uni - wheeler, rounded up most of the -all’s well, that ends well--and the others, I’ve been keeping her nel are also approved. the football field. Five students forms are also budgeted. The ewes and lambs, and herded them headed inside. I figured, at least close, and both she and the kids After an executive session, the are hired for summer work, gear - school pickup is to be replaced. into the big barn; but there were everyone would be warm and dry, are happy to be their own flock. two shetland ewes who had just if a little discombobulated. Gardening season is upon us, so board approved a two-year super - ing for moving of furniture and Items of all sorts have been sur - had babies an hour or so before, Keeping them overnight in the while I weed and prep beds, our lit - intendent contract, with the first other items from the old buildings plused en mass in preparation for and didn’t want to move. barn, however, turned out to be a tle lamb snoozes and Emmy Rose year seeing a five percent increase to the new school building. the move from the old building to Rain was falling fast by then, solution to one problem, and the and the Bean play nearby. Re - and the second year to be open for The building project update was the new school; inquire with the and it was less than an hour until creation of another. Somehow, in cently, the man of the ranch built negotiation. The two-year second - encouraging, stating that some business office. sunset, so I left kids and husband all the mayhem, the twin I had them a rough, three-sided house ary principal contract has a 1.5 specific items of the construction Lunch prices will probably be at the house, and went out on foot. carried across the pasture ended out of pallets, and already it is percent increase the first year, will be up for signing-off at the going up. The two recalcitrant mamas were up latching on to a different bustling with chores and activity. and the second year is open for ne - next board meeting. A new score table for the gym - at the far end of the pasture, mak - mother (who also happened to Sometimes a barn cat floats by to gotiation. The business manager’s Student handbooks will state nasium has been donated by ing the low, anxious grunts of new have twins) and the adopted sun herself in the warm soil as we two-year contract has a two per - new high school graduation re - Philip Livestock Auction, Lurz mothers who haven’t quite ad - mother was who she followed out work and play, and the sheep and cent increase the first year and is quirements. In order for parents Plumbing, and The Septic Guys. justed to the sudden status to the pasture the next morning. milk cows graze in the long, green open for negotiation the second to receive school closings and A summer schedule has been set change. They fled as I approached. We tried to get them sorted back pasture to the north. year. These are “with the under - other time-sensitive information up for public use of the weight One of the ewes had twins, the correctly, but it was no use, and the Meanwhile, we’ve named the standing that all other adminis - through the electronic campus room, monitored by volunteers. second, a single baby. I got the adopted mother couldn’t raise baby Star. I was thinking “Star - tration levels would stay where messenger, they must update con - The next meeting of the Haakon mother and single moving in the triplets. The result? Another bottle dust,” so we could call her Dusty, they are at,” said board member tact information with the office. School District Board of Education right direction, but my coaxing lamb to care for--our fifth this sea - but the Bean assured me, no, it’s Jake Fitzgerald. There will be only three minutes, is Monday, June 11, at 7:00 p.m. only made the other mother more son. just Star. It suits her. She is our lit - Three staff members will not re - rather than four, between next Because of construction and mov - frantic, and she ran in panicked If you are a regular reader of tle Star to wish upon, even if the turn next school year. Casey Sea - year’s classes. The elementary ing of rooms, check for the room circles if I even glanced in her di - this column, you may remember wish is simply the splendor of an - ger, retiring, stated, “It has been a will be recorded for tardies and location. See the official school rection. the other four came from a neigh - other day just like the last. pleasure working here for 29 absentees four times per day, board minutes in next week’s By this point, my coveralls and boring ranch that lambs early, so **If you’d like to see pictures of years.” Theresa McDaniel, also rather than just two. Secondary issue of the Pioneer Review. flannel coat were soaked through, those babies are already half- Star, you can visit my blog: leaving, stated, “It has been my Principal Mandie Menzel said and gray twilight was overtaking grown, and spend much of their www.littlepastureontheprairie.co us, so I scooped up one of the day grazing in the yard. They are m**

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The Hardingrove Church VBS Brooklyn Rische. Coming to the Karen attended granddaughter tended their granddaughter, Em - Connor Hovland, and the State to the Senechal residents for June program will be on June 1 at the Bastians later in the day (because Millie's kindergarten graduation myLee Parsons', kindergarten Pledge was lead by all in atten - Dairy Month. The club members church beginning at 7:00 p.m. it had rained) were Boyd, Wade in Philip Wednesday afternoon. graduation in Philip last Wednes - dance. The roll call was answered will do this on June 12. Leader Everyone is welcome. and Keenan Parsons. Spending Saturday with the day afternoon. with "What I would like to do this Donna Staben reminded members Our community sends condo - Kamri Parsons and Jensen Fitch Carleys were Mark, Abby and Jett Paul, Donna and Tina Staben at - summer." about the Iron Chef competition in lences to the family of Joe Prouty, took part in the hunter safety Jacobs and Mark's parents, Curt tended eighth grade recognition in Secretary minutes were ap - June. The club tied blankets and age 67, who died May 17 in the course held in Philip Saturday. and Lois Jacobs, all of Spearfish. Philip Wednesday evening. The proved as read. The treasure's re - put out new flowers in the Hans Peterson Memorial Hospital Marcy and Autumn went to Rapid During the weekend, Andrea, Abby fifth and sixth grade band and the port had one expense. The Milesville Park. in Philip. Among his survivors is City that day and visited Joanne and their families helped Phil and junior high band and chorus also business of the meeting included Meeting adjourned. step-daughter, Erin Hovland, Parsons in the afternoon. Wade Karen do some work at the Git - presented their concert. Leah deciding on when to take ice cream Secretary, Sarah Parsons Milesville. And everyone knows his went to a birthday get-together in tings place. Staben was among these groups. wife, Debbie, that friendly face at Pierre for Steve Kost that Nate Collins and MaKayla Kil - Lana Elshere drove to Rapid First National Bank in Philip. evening. ber, college friends of Rachel Par - City Friday for the junior high Congratulations, Grace Pekron I missed Karen Carley last sons, stopped for a visit Thursday rodeo at the event center. Grand - on qualifying for the state track week, so I'll start a week ago with night. They had supper with son Thayne participated in several meet in the 4x800 meter relay. It her news. Saturday, May 12, Phil Rachel and family and took three events. Saturday, Jim and Lana Branding time is here! will be this coming weekend in and Karen drove to Spearfish for kittens home with them. attended grandson Trey's gradua - FOR RENT BY THE DAY Rapid City. The region track meet the first birthday of grandson, Jett Dan and Gayla Piroutek at - tion from Wall High School. Grace was held in Kadoka last Thursday. Jacobs, son of Abby and Mark Ja - tended the 70th anniversary cele - Anderson, Ronnie and Misty An - Portable hydraulic calf working unit 3 Attending from our area were cobs. The next day, Mothers Day, bration for Wayne and Eldena derson's daughter, came home Delivery & help provided Steve, Nina and Allison Pekron, they attended the baptism of an - Haerer in Quinn last Sunday. They with them and will spend the sum - for the whole day Jodi, Rachel and Sarah Parsons other grandson, Nixon Aaberg, son lived a number of places, including mer with grandpa and grandma. 3 and Bart and me. of Andrea and Allen Aaberg. Quinn, before retiring to Sturgis. Lana went to Sturgis Monday for Easy set-up 3 The Philip High School golf team Allen's family was among those Eldena was a Foster and grew up the Meade County rural field day. Less labor intensive did very well at their final tourna - who attended the baptism at Sa - in the Midland area. A large crowd Grandsons, Trik, Tel and Rylan, 3 ment in Rapid City Monday, May cred Heart Catholic Church in helped them celebrate on a beauti - were all competing. Boy, these Less stress on calves 21. The girls’ team took first place Philip. Allen’s parents came from ful, sunny day. On the drive home, grandchildren keep these folks and the boys second place qualify - Watertown, his brother and son, they drove south of Cottonwood, busy! SCHEDULE SOON!! ing them for the state tournament Kingston, were there from Denver viewing some of the area where Donna Staben reports .80” of coming up June 4 and 5th in Wa - and his sister, Brittany, Philip. the fire had impacted the area two rain from last Friday. We had 1.15” Truett Fitch 605-299-6264 (c) • 605-859-2334 (h) tertown. Carson Hamill and Kea - Following Nixon's baptism, the years ago. The grass is still trying in our gauge. The country looks gan Fitch from Milesville are on Carleys watched their grand - to recover. They made a stop at beautiful, but it seems like we al - the boys team. Congratulations! daughter, Joey Carley, in the high Clifford and Mary Poss’. Jane and ways need more. We are very Wednesday, the Milesville school practice rodeo there in Carl Poss were both home, as col - thankful! School observed Muffins for Mom Philip. That evening, Karen drove lege was over for the year. Jane Monday morning, several ladies day. All the mothers and Alaina to Rapid City and spent the night goes to Columbia University in and men showed up at the Stangle were there. That evening with Phil's sister, Merrilyn and New York and is half done. Jane Milesville cemetery, the hall and was eighth grade graduation in Dave Schroder. Little Jett had will spend three weeks in Ecuador park yards and the churches. It's Philip. Bobbi Jarvi was the only tubes placed in his ears the next later this summer, as part of a col - fun to mow when it's so green! graduate this year from our school. morning, so Karen spent a couple lege internship. Carl attends Milesville Rangers 4-H Club Thursday was the last day of of days helping out Abby and fam - Dakota State at Madison. He has The Milesville Rangers 4-H Club school for the Milesville kids as ily in Spearfish. She was able to been getting some practical expe - met Friday, May 18, at the well as other area schools. At noon, attend grandson Wace's music con - rience with Golden West. Milesville Hall. The meeting was the parents were invited to the cert in Deadwood Tuesday morn - Glenn and Dianne Parsons came called to order by President Con - school for cake and games to honor ing. Tuesday afternoon on her way out from Philip Saturday to Bill nor Hovland. The Flag Salute was Theresa McDaniel's retirement, home, she met Merrilyn Schroeder and Connie Parsons'. Glenn helped led by Mackenzie Hovland, the 4- Bobbi's eighth grade graduation and Kathy Kampfe for a visit and his dad with some equipment. H Pledge was lead by Sarah Par - and her brother, Kam Roseth's, coffee in Rapid City. Phil and Byron and Peggy Parsons at - sons, the 4-H Motto was recited by kindergarten graduation. Attend - ing were grandma, Coreen Roseth, Dave Stangle and all the mothers. 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We met Keith Smith at the sale ping, foot stomping, cheering and ularly over a period of time, my body Brock and Brittany Smith, Gracie barn café recently and discussed the whistling from the excited fans. requires a little more recovery time, Fitzgerald, daughter of Colt and Hit & Miss Silent Guide Monument on Stone Wynona has a dynamic and robust according to the FDA regulations, so Erin Fitzgerald, and Quentin Teppo, [email protected] | [email protected] Man Hill. You might recall that voice which she can switch with ease I will plan to donate when they come son of Daescha Moos. May God Fuddy, assisted by many people and to and from different octaves. She back to Philip July 10 . I stepped richly bless them as they grow in encouraged by Vivian, renovated the thanked God for the gift of her voice. back in the Senior Citizen’s Center faith and carry it forward into their Elderly Meals Dakota State University) in 1895 as foundation and redid the mortar be - The best song she sang and the best near the end of their day and was in - adult lives. Thursday, May 24: Chicken professor of horticulture. Professor tween the stones. I told Keith we known to me was “Grandpa (Tell Me formed that about three dozen The Moos and Fitzgerald families Fried Chicken, Country Green Hansen has been called, “The Bur - still have money in Vivian’s account 'Bout the Good Old Days)”. The donors participated in the blood invited members of the congregation Beans. bank of the Plains” for his work in and asked about a concrete picnic band consisted of five members in - drive. They thanked the American to join them in celebrating this occa - plant breeding and research. During Friday, May 25: Stuffed Peppers, table up there. He said that might cluding her husband, Cactus Moser, Legion Auxiliary and the senior cit - sion with a brunch held at the Philip his career, he collected and intro - Vegetable Salad. be good or a walk-through gate the drummer and very talented also izens for their wonderful help. The Fire Hall. Biscuits and gravy, plus duced more than 400 plant varieties Monday, May 28: Hot Turkey, down below to make for easy access. on guitar and mandolin. And very Philip community always shows fresh fruits, rolls, and cake were including forage crops, fruits, veg - Carrots. If you have a suggestion please let entertaining himself! great support to the blood drive and served along with coffee and Kool- etables, ornamental trees, shrubs, Tuesday, May 29: Beef Brisket, me know. Some of you may remember their their mission to save lives. They said Aid. God bless them. perennials and hardy roses.” During Baked Beans, Baby Bakers. I told you about the bird nest out - story back in 2012. They came to the they are positive that their future May 17 marked the end of the my planting, I recalled the famous Wednesday, May 30: Lasagna, side our window which now contains Black Hills to perform a concert at drives will be met with the same school year in the Philip school sys - words of president Coolidge, Bacon Green Beans, Breadstick. four beautiful light blue eggs and the Grand and to attend the Sturgis great success. tem. When they convene next Au - *** “Mighty fine fishing worms you got there” as he turned the first shovel - one speckled egg. I caught a glimpse Rally. They were touring on their The Philip Area Cancer Support gust, they will have the use of the Haakon County Prairie Trans - of the small bird on the nest and it motorcycles somewhere near Crazy Group met Tuesday evening, May new school building. Real progress portation Bus Schedule … Trip to ful for a cornerstone. Anyway, I will let you know how the bushes do. has a dark body with a yellow head. Horse when tragedy struck; Cactus 15, at the Senechal lobby. Those is being made in the construction of Rapid City every Tuesday and According to whatbird.com it might turned into an oncoming car and present were Kay Ainslie, Mike that new building. Meanwhile, I Thursday. To ride the bus please call I feel rich! When raisin bran was on sale down at the grocery store be a prairie warbler which does was severely injured and airlifted to Clements, Theresa Clements, reckon that there will be a variety of 605-441-1495 . Wall bus to Rapid occur in South Dakota. However, an - Rapid City Regional where doctors Myrna Gottsleben, Louise Miller, activities to involve the youth from City every Wednesday – leaves from Barbara stocked up. Now when I run out I can simply go to the back other unnamed consultant said it had to amputate his left leg. Donna Newman, and Rose and summer jobs, to summer sports, Philip. For questions please call Kay porch and bring in a few boxes. might be an American Finch. Ac - He recovered with time and now Loren Kiel. Concerns continue for swimming, boating, fishing, base - Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441-2449. Thanks, Barbara! We all know that cording to Google the finch seems to wears a prosthetic, but it doesn't those eight persons named who are ball/softball games, camping, family *** a healthy diet includes more fiber have more yellow than what I see, seem to slow him down any. This currently taking treatments or have vacations, and for some, 4-H activi - News from M.R. & Barbara and cereal for breakfast is a good for but there is some variation in color, year, they were able to now do their recently completed treatments.We ties. (We are fortunate to have Lake Hansen you. I prefer bacon and eggs, but and the finch will nest in July and concert performance at the Dead - do wish them all well, hoping the Waggoner close-by.) I do anticipate I was driving the perimeter the that is unhealthy and too much August. What do you think? wood Mountain Grand, just delayed cancers can all be wiped out and re - that the Philip swimming pool will other day, before 6:00 a.m. – opening work. Anyway, a natural byproduct My two anonymous ornithologist a few years, but so very well worth main in remission. The next meet - be a popular place when we get into time for the PPSSC (Philip Pit Stop from raisin bran and most other advisors agreed that the interloper it. ing will be scheduled for July 17. hot summer days, as will be the Kid - Sociality Club), and came across healthy food is gas. However, I am is probably a cowbird. According to Sunday was the 50th day after I attended a morning coffee and die Park. There will also be celebra - Rick Coyle filling our street sweeper very discreet whenever, to use a Google: “The Brown-headed Cow - Easter which is Pentecost and when discussion time at the Bad River tions and rodeos to attend, namely with water. He said it takes several Hawaiian term, an eruption occurs bird (Molothrus ater) is a brood par - the power of the Holy Spirit came Senior Citizen’s Center Thursday, Philip Festival Days, also known as days of steady sweeping to do all of and try to make it to another room. asite, meaning that it lays its eggs upon the Apostles gathered in the May 17, sponsored by Marty Jack - Scotty Philip Days, which is coming the streets in Philip. A few hours That is another luxury of working in nests of other species. The speck - upper room in Jerusalem and where ley. He is currently our South up in June and Independence Day, later I happened to drive by that hy - outside. led color of the egg matches what I the birth of the church gets its be - Dakota Attorney General and is (Fourth of July). Of course other at - drant and he was filling the sweeper A standard steel post weighs see in the nest. ginning. The church at Sacred Heart putting in his bid as a Republican tractions such as the Badlands and again. Rick and our dedicated city about eight pounds. Of course it I am sure you all saw the royal in Philip was decorated in red and candidate to be our next governor. the Black Hills are also hot-spots for crews are to be commended and might be different depending on the wedding; it was all over the TV. I the vestments of the clergy were red, In the primary election, Marty is the summer activities. Summer thanked for taking pride in the length, amount of paint, and alloy of tried to find something else but it signifying the fire of the Holy Spirit. running against Kristi Noem on the does have a lot to offer! beauty of Philip. Thanks, Rick! the steel. A semi load might be 5,000 was on 10 channels. I finally had to The Mass was especially beautiful Republican ticket. As for the adult population of this The concrete trucks are rolling, a posts or 40,000 pounds, depending watch Gomer Pyle USMC. Pyle as the Spirit was upon us and in us. There were somewhere around 30 area, life will go on as usual as they sure sign of progress around Philip. on the number of axels, are they bought an engagement ring for two Surely as Deacon Lloyd Frein gave folks gathered for this meeting. Del hold down jobs, or enjoy retirement Remember, these are concrete spread axels, is there a pusher or lift dollars and had it appraised and it his uplifting homily and as cantor Bartels was there with his camera years. Rose and I are looking for - trucks, not cement trucks. Cement on the tractor-trailer, etc. One can was worth $25! Anita Peterson and pianist Mari - and note pad. (In talking to Marty, I ward to summer visits from some of is a gray powder that we make at learn a lot at the PPSSC. Regarding the tiny house, I am anne Frein sang and played the mentioned that our son, Dan, like - our family. the factory in Rapid City. You put Have you heard about the three now working on the trim. The color beautiful songs to the Holy Ghost, wise graduated SDSM&T as an The ranchers and farmers always sand, rock, cement, water, and a few percenters? My confidential inform - will be “Tattered Teddy” which is a cherished to me as a kid. electrical engineer.) hope to have a busy summer season special additives such as air entrain - ant at the Philip Pit Stop told me ridiculous name for light brown. I News from Loren Kiel The last time I sat at a meeting with sufficient rain to make the ing agent together and mix them up; about the fact that, during the revo - have used 24 tubes of silicone to seal Monday, May 14, found me seeing with Marty speaking, was at an crops and pastures grow. It was en - that is wet concrete. Then you cast lutionary war, only three percent of the cracks and gaps between red! No, I was not angry and in a AARP meeting prior to the 2016 couraging last week to receive about it in the forms or spread it carefully the colonists actively fought against Dobby’s salvage sign boards, with no fighting mood. But in British termi - general election when he explained an inch of rain. That is good for a for a slab and cure it properly. Then the king’s tyranny. According to end in sight. My goal is wind proof, nology, it was a ‘right bloody’ situa - the proposed changes on the ballot starter! We were not be on the re - you have hard concrete. Google, the current group called the dirt proof, rain proof, and flaw proof. tion! Yes, the United Blood Services for South Dakota State Government ceiving end of severe storms. Of Last week, I planted 15 Hansens three percenters: “… is a movement Barbara writes … Saturday Mobile Unit from Rapid City spent offered as Constitutional Amend - course no one wants stormy weather Bush Cherries. You might recall I re - whose members pledge armed re - evening, I went to Deadwood with the day in Philip taking blood dona - ments, Initiated Measures and Re - with those ‘hard rain drop balls’ that ported on Hansen in a previous col - sistance against attempts on the re - my sister, Sharon, to see Wynona tions as they set up in the Bad River ferred Law. destroy crops and cause a lot of umn and you can easily Google him striction of private gun ownership. Judd in concert at the Mountain Senior Citizen’s Center. I reported Sunday, May 20, was Confirma - other damage. And no one wants if you want more information: “Niels Members have described that their Grand. Sharon had an extra ticket for my appointment, but during in - tion Sunday at First Lutheran another dry summer prone to Ebbesen Hansen joined the Dakota mission is to defend constitutional so I tagged along. It was a packed terview was told that since I had Church with three confirmands. prairie fires. The hope is always for Agricultural College (now South rights.” crowd and there was a lot of toe tap - given two units of red blood cell reg - They were Sawyer Smith, son of a prosperous year.

week to get the cannas planted and well as a couple of nieces and oth - the strawberries moved, but my ers. It was an impromptu gathering, Moenville plans got changed. So those are a and sometimes those are the best couple more tasks that need to be kind! Lee and Mary spent the night Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected] done soon. As usual, I need a few in Deadwood, traveled to Hill City You’re invited! the next day, Mother's Day, then re - more hours in my days! Greetings from sunny, warm, over two inches in the past couple of On to the news – Lee and Mary turned to the ranch. This week Lee The children of Lloyd and Marianne Frein wind still, lush northeast Haakon weeks. It was certainly needed, and Briggs have been busy with plant - and Mary moved some cows, and are hosting an open house in County. This is starting out to be an we are grateful. ing season. Lee is planting, and Lee has continued with his planting honor of their parents’ absolutely gorgeous day! The birds News from the garden is good. Mary is kept busy running for project. Mary was in Pierre are singing, the chokecherry trees The plants in the flower gardens are parts. May 7, Mary was in Pierre for Wednesday for an allergy shot. Fri - 25th wedding anniversary are in full bloom as are the lilacs, growing so fast, and several of them her granddaughter Kinsey's final day, it was too wet to do any farm - Saturday, June 2, 2018 and the air has a wonderful fra - are in bloom. The iris, the fern school concert of the year. May 8, ing, so Lee and Mary took a drive up grance. These sort of days are like a leafed peony, and the allium are all Mary went to Sioux Falls to keep a by Eagle Butte, then went on in to gift! The weather has been keeping covered with blooms, and the hardy doctor's appointment. The next day, Pierre. Mary said she finally got to 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. mow her yard. (If it is like the yard us guessing – some days we need geranium is just beginning to Mary was in Pierre to get parts. On here, it probably needs mowed at the Philip Legion Hall the air conditioning on, and the next bloom. We have been harvesting the 10th, Lee and Mary were in about every three or four days!) day or so we need some heat to stay rhubarb, asparagus and winter Wood, S.D., to attend the funeral of The couple requests no gifts comfortable! We have been fortu - When I was visiting with Mary onions – the fresh produce is such a a former Golden West Cooperative Monday evening, she remarked on nate to receive more moisture this treat. I haven't planted the veg - director. Saturday, May 12, Lee and past week, bringing our rain total to the gorgeous sunsets we are privi - etable garden yet. It was tilled once, Mary were in Rapid City doing leged to see from our vantage point and it needs to be tilled again before some shopping, then they went on here. Mary's house is on a hill, and planting. I'm hoping that will hap - to Deadwood to meet up with two of there is nothing to obstruct her pen later today. I had plans last Mary's sisters, Sue and Janie, as view. She has a beautiful deck that is a perfect viewing platform for en - joying the serenity. Lynn Briggs sent me the weather Tayta’s Tots Preschool will be exchanging information a couple of weeks ago, hands this School year (2018-19). Thank you and I keep forgetting to include it in all for your support and loyalty over the past 12 the column – so here it is: The low years, and for the opportunity to work with you temperature for the month of April and your loved ones. It has been an honor and was 1˚ on the fourth. The high tem - a privilege to be part of your lives. As of the perature was 82˚ on the 30th. We start of this coming school year my Aunt Cathie received 2.37” of moisture during Handcock will be taking my place. Cathie’s April, giving us a total of 5.83” for Kiddos PreSchool will be opening at the end of 2018 thus far. According to Lynn, at August. SHE IS TAKING ENROLLMENT the end of April we were 1.58” NOW! ahead of normal for precipitation. I Thank You, Tayta sure hope that trend continues! Thanks to Lynn for compiling the weather data. Duane and Lola Roseth spent Mother's Day at the home of their daughter, Kayce, and her husband, John Gerlach, in Rapid City. They stayed over Sunday night, and Lola had eye surgery Monday. The sur - “I can find gery went very well, and after a WHATEVER checkup Tuesday morning, Duane and Lola were able to return home. you’re looking Lola stayed close to home the re - for!” mainder of the week, trying to relax – David Burnett, and let her eye heal. Saturday, Lola Owner was in Philip to visit her mother, Joy Klima, at the Philip Nursing Home. Then Lola and her sister, Linda Smith, went out to Larry and Linda's place in the country where the troops were preparing for a branding Sunday. Some of Larry and Linda's children and grandchil - dren were there, so Lola was able to visit with them. Sunday, Duane went to help with the branding at Larry and Linda's, and Lola at - tended church at Deep Creek. Billy and Arlyne Markwed went to the home of their daughter, Kim, and her husband, Jeff Marso, in Rapid City to be on hand for the 2008 Chevy Equinox LTZ AWD State Tennis Tournament being Heated leather, sun roof & more!! held there. Kim's son is the tennis coach for the Aberdeen team. They Cell: 605-441-2859 • Res: 605-859-2875 • Fax: 605-859-3278 came back as far as Wall Saturday to attend their grandson, Damion 520 E. Hwy. 14 PO Box 38 Bresee's, high school graduation, Philip, SD 57567 • www.all-starauto.net Continued on page 5 May 24, 2018 • Pioneer Review Church 5

the area, so she stopped at the continuing with physical therapy at rived from Minneapolis. Jen and Moenville News Ramkota and visited with some of Philip. Laura said the recent rains the kids returned to their home Continued from page 4 the staff there until the storm blew are wonderful, but all the moisture mid-morning Saturday. The rest of Obituaries then they came on home to the through. She met up with daughter- has also provided them with an ex - our crew here were busy branding ranch. Sunday, they attended in-law Darcy and grandkids, Mattie cellent crop of mosquitoes. another batch of calves. Our son, church at Deep Creek. Arlyne said and Luke, and they traveled back to Congratulations to Theresa Mc - Scott, and his wife, Corry, and their they received 1.57” of rain last week the ranch together. There was some Daniel on her recent retirement. kids came from Spearfish to help, Joseph "Joe" Prouty and a little over an inch the week damage from the wind, so about She said she loved her job, and she and our nephew, Justin Neuhauser, before – wonderful! three-quarters of the day Friday has loved the kids and teachers she and his son, Bailey, came from Wa - Dorothy Paulson did some mow - was spent cleaning up debris and worked with, but it was time to re - tertown to help as well. Others on Joseph "Joe" Prouty, age 67, of ing last Tuesday. Wednesday, she garbage. Joyce said the garbage tire. She said roping season will be hand to help were Kevin Philip, South Dakota, died on visited at the Bruce ranch. Thurs - came from the road ditch where starting soon, so that will keep Neuhauser, Leigh and Sarah Furni - Thursday, May 17, 2018 at the day, she went to Pierre and spent folks routinely throw things out of Steve and Theresa on the go. val and children, and Luke and Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospi - the night with her friends, Dale and their car – good grief. People should Jodi Roseth said the big excite - Dylan Neuhauser. It was a good tal in Philip. Myrna Hartmann. She kept three Joseph L. “Joe” Prouty was born have more respect! Todd and Darcy ment at their place is school is out ! crew – glad to have that bunch of appointments in Pierre Friday be - December 11, 1950, in South Jones and family took in graduation Adam and Jodi's daughter, Bobbie, calves worked. Now only one more fore returning home. When she got Dakota, the son of Donald and activities in Ft. Pierre and Pierre graduated from eighth grade, and batch to go! Justin and Bailey re - home, she found some wind damage Janet (Olsen) Prouty. He grew up over the weekend. Monday, Joyce their son, Kam, graduated from turned to their home Sunday after - from the storms that rolled through on a farm near Alexandria, where daughter Rachael Moore and her was in Pierre, making arrange - kindergarten last week. During the noon and Scott and his family Thursday night. Dorothy said the he received his education. After his husband Mike of Rapid City; Deb’s ments for the upcoming grand chap - school year, Jodi had to do a lot of returned to their home in Spearfish winds at Foster Bay were clocked at ter of Eastern Star. driving to get the kids to and from Saturday afternoon. Sunday, Lori education, he worked various jobs children Quentin Riggins and his 80 mph! There were some trees Kevin and Mary Neuhauser, school in Milesville. It will probably and I went to Kadoka to visit including construction and in the wife Kylie of Rapid City, Cody Rig - blown over and some branches along with Lynn and Nina Nachti - feel awesome to be able to be home! Grandma Letoy Brown at the nurs - mines. He entered the US Army gins and his wife Jasmine of Lodi, blown down, as well as some tin gall, were in Highmore Wednesday Adam and Jodi were in Pierre for ing home. It was a beautiful day so where he was stationed throughout California, and Erin Hovland and that came off the old chicken house. evening, April 9, to be on hand for graduation last Sunday. Jodi said we were able to take her out for a the world. her husband Miles of Milesville; 12 The storm also brought 1.30” of the Spring Fling at Highmore she is working on getting her gar - walk – she loved it! Then Lori and I After his honorable discharge, he grandchildren, Parker, Matt, rain, which was great! Dorothy's Health, where Ruth Neuhauser is a den in, and they are very thankful headed to Mitchell where we met moved to Guernsey, Wyoming, Grayson, Tim, Wes, Cody, Jr., Jack, neighbor, Clint Alleman, came to resident. Kevin and Mary were in for the rain. daughter Jennifer. Jennifer took where he worked as a mechanic. It Henry, Connor, Mackenzie, Eli, and was there he met, Shelley Jones. reattach the tin that had blown off Polo Friday to attend the funeral of Frank and Shirley Halligan were Lori on to Sioux Falls so she would Miley; his mother Janet Prouty of the chicken house. Dorothy at - Lawrence Schlechter, an uncle of in Rapid City Tuesday for appoint - be on hand for her flight Monday They were married and to this Alexandria, South Dakota; two union were born three children Joe, tended church at Deep Creek Sun - Mary's. Kevin helped with branding ments, and they stopped by Philip morning, and I came on home. brothers “Slim” Prouty and his wife day. Monday, Howard and Gladys at Randy Neuhauser's Saturday. to see Dave Hand on the way home. This week I am grateful for a bro - Luke and Rachael. He remained in Betty, and Tom Prouty of Alexan - Wyoming until moving to Philip in Schill (Nel's cousin) came to visit Sunday was branding day at Dave was leaving for Greeley, Colo., ken dishwasher. Actually, I wasn't dria; one sister Shirley Aull of Ex - 1987, where he worked at Philip Dorothy and help her decorate Kevin's place. His son, Nick, and the next day for his checkup. Friday, happy that my dishwasher wouldn't celsior Springs, Missouri; and a Motor for a number of years before graves. daughter, Brianna, and some of Frank and Shirley were in town for work – with all the company and host of other relatives and friends. working at Scotchman Industries, Dick and Gene Hudson branded their friends were on hand to help. the sale. Saturday, they attended branding meals, etc., it would have retiring in 2000. Joe was preceded in death by fa - another batch of calves Sunday Luke and Dylan Neuhauser helped the graduation party for Paige Gloe been nice to have it working. But it Joe was united in marriage to ther Donald Prouty; a sister Barb morning, then attended church at as well. Kevin said it was a good at the Moose in Ft. PIerre. wouldn't run, so I purchased a new Deb Riggins on May 18, 2002, at Prouty; a brother Ervin Prouty; Deep Creek in the afternoon. Mon - crew, and he is happy to have it Our week was a busy one. We at - one and the plumbers arrived today the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and two brothers-in-law John Aull day, they went to Pierre to keep an done. Monday, the cattle got moved tempted to brand cattle on Mother's to install it. When they took out the in Philip. They made their home in and “Mouse”. appointment with the chiropractor. to summer grass – yahoo! Day weekend, and we finally got old dishwasher and prepared to in - Philip where Joe remained active A time of sharing will begin at They decorated graves at Midland Aunt Ruth Neuhauser also had a that batch branded Monday. You stall the new one, they found some in various activities, including run - 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 27, with and Philip before returning home. visit from Sherry and Frank Raf - can't really complain about getting bare wires that were causing a ning his car over curbs, swerving the funeral service starting at 2:00 Gene has been working in her yard faell, Custer. Sherry is Ruth's niece, rained out! Our daughter, Lori, was breaker to trip. Yikes! If the dish - people off the road, varmint hunt - p.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic and garden as well as taking care of the daughter of Dean and Bernice here visiting for the week and Tues - washer hadn't quit working, we ing, fishing, and recently listening Church in Philip. other chores around the place. She (Neuhauser) Pade, she grew up day Lori and I met our daughter, wouldn't have known about the to scanners. Interment with military honors doesn't stay still for long! near Ipswich. Sherry and Frank Jennifer, in Chamberlain and bare wires, which were run under a Survivors include his wife Deb of will be held at the Masonic Ceme - Julian, Coreen, and Nick Roseth were headed to Ipswich to be on brought Jen's children home to our kitchen cabinet – they could have Philip; his sons Joe Prouty and his tery in Philip. had Mother's Day lunch in Philip. hand for her great-niece's gradua - house for a few days. Jen had a arced and caused a fire! So I don't wife Hester of Rapid City, and Arrangements are with Rush Fu - Last Wednesday, Coreen was in tion. work meeting in Minneapolis. know for sure if the dishwasher was Luke Prouty of Palmer, Alaska; one neral Home of Philip. Philip to attend the fifth grade band Kelly Briggs said she has been Those two little ones,Caroline, age indeed broken or if it was just an concert – granddaughter Fayth working on getting her garden three, and Jacob, age one, kept both electrical issue. Either way, the Martin is a member of the band. planted. They have all been enjoy - Lori and I hopping! The guys were dishwasher had seen a lot of use Coreen also attended eighth grade ing the moisture and the opportu - busy getting some of the field work over a lot of years, and it was time recognition – granddaughter Bobbie nity to spend more time outdoors! done, then the rain and wind came to replace it. And thank goodness CSouath tDtakloeta SAtatIe Usncivehrsitoy oElP DJ, hueant seync h1ron3izat-io1n, 5 herd was one of those being recognized. There is good news at the home of Thursday evening. Caroline and her we didn't have a fire! Extension will host two artificial in - management and nutrition. The Bobbie will be attending high school Dave and Laura Hand! Dave is cousin, Maddie, made good use of I intend to use the rest of this day semination schools in South Dakota. clinic ends the third day at approxi - in Philip next year. Thursday, home! He spent several weeks in the mud puddles Friday morning, doing yard and garden work and The three-day AI schools are June mately 3:00 p.m. Coreen was at Milesville School to the burn unit in Greeley, Colo., as splashing and splashing. Then they doing some mowing. Sunshine is 13, 14 and 15, at the SDSU Cotton - Each event is limited to 20 partic - attend kindergarten graduation for well as the hospital in Philip as he found the ditches full of water and good for my soul! I hope you'll get to wood Range and Livestock Field ipants. Individuals must reserve grandson Kam as well as the retire - recovered from his burns. Dave and soon they were pouring water out of do something that is good for your Station near Philip (23738 Fairview their spots. The fee covers the cost of ment party for Theresa McDaniel Laura were in Greeley last week for their mud boots! By then, the girls soul as well. Enjoy the day! And Road). educational materials, supplies, fa - who has served as an aide there for an appointment, and Dave contin - were already wet and muddy so we thank you, Lord, for the rain – keep This first day consists of class - cility, cow use and meals. several years. ues to heal well. Both Dave and let them play awhile longer. They it coming! room training pertaining to AI tech - For more information or to regis - Joyce Jones took grandson Luke Laura are happy to be able to be had a blast! Friday afternoon, Lori Also, congratulations to the re - niques, reproductive tract anatomy, ter for the school at Cottonwood into town for baseball practice home – it sure is a lot easier to rest went to Pierre to visit some friends cent graduates! Job well done! Now heat detection, AI equipment and Range and Livestock Field Station, Thursday, then she went on to in your own bed! They will continue and attend graduation parties. She you'll move on to the next exciting semen handling. contact Robin Salverson, SDSU Ex - Onida to a meeting. When she to make trips to Greeley as the also visited with her grandfather, chapter of your lives, and the oppor - Morning sessions on the following tension cow/calf field specialist at headed home, she could see there wounds continue to heal. I didn't Ray Neuhauser, and his wife, tunities are endless. Use them well. two days will focus on hands-on AI 605-374-4177 or was a big storm getting ready to hit think to ask Laura if they will be Nancy. Friday evening, Jennifer ar - Have a great week! practice techniques. Afternoon class - [email protected]. room topics include bull selection,

Cathie’s Kiddos Preschool in Philip is taking enrollment for the 2018-19 school year. Ages 3-5. Call for more information 605-391-1410

Local Church Service Schedule SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] CHURCH OF INTERIOR Pastor Walter Switzer Fr. Gary Oreshoski Pastor Kathy Chesney Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. 859-2310 Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 Wednesday Mass: 5:30 p.m. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN PHILIP COMMUNITY Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. PARISH, Pastor Cindy Bisser EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH * * * * * * FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH 859-2336 • Philip Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. Potluck dinner following church service, Fr. Gary Oreshoski All Lenten services, Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m. last Sunday of month Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Ladies Bible Study – (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Call Tanya McIlravy, 859-2398, Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. at the Senechal Apts. lobby for time and place (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. Ladies Bible Study, Wednesdays, Confession: Before Mass Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. at the church * * * * * * * * * * * * Youth Group, Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH TRINITY LUTHERAN * * * * * * * Milesville – 859-2664 Midland – 843-2538 HARDINGROVE Fr. Gary Oreshoski Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. COMMUNITY Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Lenten Services: Wed., 7:00 p.m. EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. 859-2841 • [email protected] Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. (Nov. Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) Children’s Church: 8:30 a.m. Confession: Before Mass * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - Monday Mass: 4:00 p.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. * * * * * * * * Moenville – 843-2538 * * * * * * * ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Worship: 7:00 p.m. (CT) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 10 miles SE of Midland * * * * * * OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Philip Pastor Gregory Hinners OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Branch President Kent Kelley 605-462-6169 Long Valley 208-681-2459 [email protected] Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. [email protected] Sunday Worship: 11L00 a.m. CT * * * * * * Sunday Sacrament Meeting-10:00am * * * * * * * OUR REDEEMER Sunday School-11:00am UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip EVERYONE WELCOME Pastor Kathy Chesney (605) 669-2406 • Murdo Rush Funeral Home Chapel 859-2310 Pastor Ray Greenseth 165 East Hwy 14, Philip Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. 1st Wednesday of the Month: Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Rush Funeral Home Ronald G. Mann, DDS Scotchman Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Dentist Industries Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD www.scotchman.com Philip, SD

859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Community Pioneer Review • May 24, 2018

Midland 5th - 8th grade perform at concert Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected]

Just a little notice: Sonia is ful bouquets of flowers welcomed Laurel won the quiz concerning going to be busy for a little spring. old TV shows and the characters while, so if you would like any - Betty Sinkey, Isabelle Sampson, protrayed. In keeping with Cindy’s thing put in the Midland News Kathy Tolton, Emily Sammons, chosen theme, “Southwestern” the please email bettyjean@pio - Robin Opitz, Lane Hand and Lau - luncheon table was draped with a neer-review.com and we will rel Nemec were able to enjoy an af - colorful tablecloth and centerpiece, get your news into the socials. ternoon of fun and fellowship. napkins and other decorations Thank you. And we will be ex - Verona Evans couldn’t be with us honored the cacti and various col - cited to have you back writing this time. Creed and flag salute ors of the sunflower. your news, Sonia. were as usual. An afternoon of good food, The highlight of the afternoon friends and fellowship came to an Bad River Club News was when Cindy recalled the day end and goodbyes were said till we May 4, 2018 – Once again, we and she and Mike flew to Okla - meet again in September. Laurel traveled to the ranch home of our homa where their son, Justin, was will be the next hostess. hostess, Cindy Koehler. This time presented the Western Heritage Club Reporter, Isabelle Sampson blades of grass and wild flowers award for his documentary “Float - *** could be seen peeking through the ing Horses” the life of Casey Tibbs. Have a safe and fun Memorial Del Bartels frozen crust of winter. Inside color - What an honor! Day weekend. God bless. The 5th grade and 6th grade band students under the tutelage of director Barb Bowen performed for an audi - ence May 16 in the Philip school gymnasium. Bowen is altering some of her summertime music lessons by strongly suggesting all her music students join older school musicians and adult musicians in the summer community band. She even voiced that parents who used to play could oil their old instruments and join the children in the pep band. For this concert, the beginning artists impressed the audience with “Viking,” “In - Betwixt Places tensity,” the challenging march “Courage,” “As Twilight Falls” and “Theme from Jurassic Park.” Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected] Greetings from Kadoka, where Alexandria, secured a house and this, but it has since that time be - the grass is green and birds are settled there where she might find come a national custom. Here we re - singing. The town is blanketed with work to do among the dying heroes. mained ‘till the spring of 1862, the lilacs, almost every house is awash In this she was correct, for every regiment going to the front, and we in various colors of lavender from available house, church and store returning to Alexandria. Battles the bushes and other trees are were filled with suffering soldiers, were growing more frequent and showing their colors with blossoms either mangled and bleeding from work more plenty, and both day and adorning them. wounds or burning with fever, that night were spent in caring for the Memorial Day is fast approaching many times proved as fatal as the poor wounded boys. Lint and band - and it’s been awhile since I took former. Each and every day found us ages were in great demand, and the readers back in time to the Civil all at the bedside of the suffering. It few hours we called rest were taken War through letters I have, written was her object to find and relieve the up with preparing theses articles by a family member, Ella May, Michigan soldiers, but when others and little home delicacies that the daughter of Chaplin Franklin W. needed (what only the loving gentle boys enjoyed so much. ‘Camp Con - May who served in the war. He had hand of woman could bring), these valescent’ was a field of labor, and at his family with him during a good too were cared for. About mid-sum - least once a week and sometimes of - share of his Commission. His wife, mer the Regiment returned from tener the ambulance filled with Marcia M. (Stafford) May, Josephine their march South and went into creature comforts, with mother, sis - R. May and the youngest daughter, Camp three miles from Mt. Vernon. ter and self might be seen among Ella, spent time in the hospitals as - This house was called Camp Michi - these wretched, starving men, who sisting with the care of wounded sol - gan, and here it was, that we deco - were in truth outcasts; they being Del Bartels diers. I have the brief history of their rated the graves of the few fallen too ill to be on duty and not badly Philip band members in sixth through eighth grade entertained the audience May 16, the day before the school commission with the Union Army braves that were left to sleep in their enough off to be kept in the over - year concluded. First, music instructor Barb Bowen directed the band in a rendition of “Coldwater Crossing.” July 17, 1881, written by Ella. Southern beds. Nowhere is there flowing hospitals. Pen cannot de - The percussion section was featured in the piece “Will Drum For Food”. The full band then continued with “Mother with her children moved to mention of this custom previous to scribe the suffering of these poor “Sol Invictus,” “Wild Westerns” and “Celtic Air and Dance.” Bowen praised the musicians for their hard work, fellows, who looked upon my mother which allowed them to successfully do pieces that are often reserved for older, more experienced players and as an Angel of Mercy and from God, bands. and well they might for her every ef - fort was put forth in their behalf. The family of Several circumstances come to mind of her actually stealing dying men Jim and Janice Bierle and smuggling them into the City request a Card Shower in honor of their hospitals where she might give them her personal attention…” th Wedding Anniversary onJune th The verse below was written by 60 8 Josephine. Also lets shower Janice for her 81st Memorial Day The air is full of tender birthday June 12th thoughts Cards can be sent to the: Philip Nursing Home On this Memorial day; PO Box 790 • Philip, SD 57567 Our eyes are dim, our voices hushed, For what have we to say? These blossoms on the graves shall be More elegant than words, We’ll leave our dear ones with the flowers, The breezes and the birds.” *** “Josephine, the loved and loving child yielded her pure spirit into the hands of her Maker on one of the anniversaries of Memorial Day, just 10 years from the time she with lov - Del Bartels ing hands covered with flowers the On May 16, the Philip seventh and eighth grade choir performed during the eighth grade recognition ceremony. graves of Soldiers to her unknown, Under the direction of Barb Bowen, the students sang “Carry the Light,” “Forever Country,” “How Far I’ll Go,” then buried on Arlington Heights, “Over the Sea to Skye” and “Misty Morning”. April 13, 1862.” Because the above writing is family history, I did a search on the computer and found this information. Sarah Nichols Evans of Des Moines, Iowa, always claimed that she and those accom - B The lBalacck Hkills HInvitiatliolnsal bGer, Koeldlonf F itIzgneravld wiats e only Golf Tournament held at Hart one stroke behind with a Continued on page 10 Ranch, May 14, saw the Philip 50+49=99 to take 11th place. Scotties boys’ team earn the best The Lady Scotties Girls team total gross team score. placed second with a total team The Philip boys entered the score of 335. Newell finished its usual four-player team. The top day with a team total of 322. three scores are used to make the Josie Rush won the top medalist team total, 288. According to spot with a 48+50=98. Mallory Philip coach Doug Hauk, Carson Vetter took seventh place with a Hamill shot his best round of the day’s total of 61+56=117. Dixie year with a 41+51=92 to take the Ehlers shot 64+56=120 for eighth individual fifth place. Trew De - place. Bobbi Antonsen finished Jong and Keagan Fitch finished with 65+72=137 to earn 15th their 18 holes tied with exact place. Taylor Hanson shot a scores of 47+51=98, tying for ninth 83+72=155 for 20th. place. Philip’s fourth team mem -

2018 SWIMMING LESSONS Philip Swimming Pool ~REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 15TH~ Registration ONLY available at the City Finance Office--phone 859-2175. Class sizes are limited. Children can ONLY be registered for ONE SESSION AT A TIME. Payment must be received in the City Finance Office by the session deadlines noted below; or, your child will lose his/her reserved session of swimming lessons. Session 1: June 25-29 Session 2: July 9-13 & 16-20 Session 3: July 30-August 3 *Payment due by June 16th *Payment due by June 30th *Payment due by July 21st 7:30 Levels 5 & 6 $20 8:00 Levels 5 & 6 $40 7:30 Levels 5 & 6 $20 8:30 Level 4 $20 9:00 Level 4 $40 8:30 Level 4 $20 9:30 Level 3 $20 10:00 Level 3 $40 9:30 Level 3 $20 10:30 Level 2 $15 11:00 Level 2 $30 10:30 Level 2 $15 11:00 Level 1 $15 11:30 Level 1 $30 11:00 Level 1 $15 11:30 Preschool $15 12:00 11:30 Preschool $15 *Level 1 children must be eligible for kindergarten in the fall. *Preschool classes are for children 3 & 4 years of age. May 24, 2018 • Pioneer Review School & Sports 7 Kindergarten graduation, Class of 2029 Scotties’ boys and girls shine at region golf The Philip Scotties golf teams The Lady Scotties earned the excelled at the Region 6B Golf top medalist position, totaling an Tournament, May 21, at the Hart admirable team score of 359. The Ranch Golf Course. second place team, Newell, was 20 Region 6B includes Philip, Ben - strokes behind with a 379. nett County, Bison/Hettinger/ Individually, Josie Rush Scranton, Crazy Horse, Harding medaledwith a first place finish in County, Hill City, Jones County, the tournament by shooting a Kadoka Area, Lemmon, McLaugh - 48+55=103. Dixie Ehlers brought lin, Newell, Rapid City Christian, home seventh place with an 18- Takini, Timber Lake, Wall and hole score of 63+59=122. Firing a White River. score of 64+70=134, Bobbi Anton - The Philip boys brought home a sen earned 11th place. Mikayla second place team spot, with a Addison took 18th in the region total team score of 296. Newell with a score of 75+85=160. took first place with only two Philip coach Doug Hauk will fewer strokes, 294. take the Philip Scotties team to Individually, Trew DeJong and the Rapid City Invitational Qual - Keldon Fitzgerald tied for sixth ifier Golf Tournament at Hart Deb Smith place. DeJong shot a 50+47=97 Ranch, May 29. The Haakon School District kindergarten students went through their graduation ceremony, Wednesday, May 16. Students entered the ceremony’s and Fitzgerald shot a 45+52=97. The state practice round is set platform with each reciting a part of “A is for ...” The class then performed sychronized actions and singing to the songs “Hello Neighbor,” “Why I Keagan Fitch fired a 54+48=102 for June 3, with the South Dakota Doodley Do,” “A.E.I.O.U and sometimes Y,” “The Day of the Week,” “Roll Over,” “A Said, B Said,” “Winter, Spring, Summer Fall,” “White,” “Bee to earn 13th place. Carson Hamill State B Golf Tournament in Wa - Sat on a Railroad Track.” A song about the months was performed to the dance motions of macarena. The students presented personally created finished his 18 holes with a tertown, June 4-5. posters to their family members in the audience. They remained with them while a video encompassing the school year was shown. The video in - 48+58=106 for 16th place. cluded each student completing “When I grow up I want to be a ...” and “I love you Mom and Dad.” Presentation of graduation certificates was fol - lowed by a pot luck social gathering. Back row, from left, are Lyla Rhine, Joey Rhodes, Emma Lavender, Millie Carley, Logan Smith, Aliyah Filipiak, Jayden Nelson, Karlie Eisenbraun, Emmy Lee Parsons and Sterling Moos. Front: Houston Hapney, Dean Hagedorn, Nathan Skow, Owen Harty, Charlee Ramsey, Jetta McDaniel, Reagan Schultes, and Miken Peterson.

Eighth grade recognition, Class of 2022

Courtesy photos The Philip boys received second place at the Regional Golf Tournament. From left: Keagan Fitch, Keldon Fitzgerald, Trew DeJong and Carson Hamill.

Deb Smith The annual ceremony to recognize members of the Haakon School District eighth grade was May 16. Secondary Principal Mandie Menzel welcomed the Class of Courtesy photos 2022 and the audience. The junior high chorus presented several musical pieces. The Philip girls won the Championship at the Region 6B golf tour - Added to this year’s ceremony, advice was offered by two Philip High School nament. From left: Mikalya Addison, Dixie Ehlers, Josie Rush and graduates. Superintendent Jeff Rieckman presented individual certificates of pro - Bobbi Antonsen. motion. Menzel’s closing statements included “In the next four years, you have choices. You have opportunities. Take advantage of that. Most of all, your character determines you as you go down the road. For each of you, those are different lev - els – find what works best for you. You have to be the one to walk through the doors. Work hard and you will reap the benefits.” Shown above, back row from Bad River Sportsman’s Club left, are Quintin Teppo, Katina Blackham, Carson Daly, Chayson Schofield, Gavin Dale, Brin Heltzel, Katie Butler, Steven Garrigan, Reghan Bloomquist and Ethan invites everyone to Ferguson. Middle row: Shayna Williams, Autumn “Rosie” Womack, McCoy Pe - terson, Copper Lurz, Ryan Hindman-Hopkins, Ethan Burnett, Eagan Fitzgerald and Sawyer Smith. Front: Jenna Engbarth, Maisy Slovek, Bobbie Jarvi, Reese Hen - rie, Alec Crowser, Autumn Skow, Allison Williams and Ashley Hand.

Thursday Nights at the DebSmith range Earning the Evans Orthodontics Scholar Athlete Awards were McCoy Peterson and Allison Williams. Trap shooting starts May 17th and runs all summer and into the fall. Shooting starts at 6:00 p.m. New shooters – your first round is free JOIN US! Del Bartels Trew DeJong and Kendal Hook, from Philip High School Class of 2018, offered suggestions to the Class of 2022. Take advice from your teachers. Do not compare yourself to others. Study ahead; do not cram the night before. Manage your time and stay organized. Work hard your freshman year. Make the most of the next four years. Get involved and have fun. Call Colt today!

CITY OF PHILIP RESIDENTS PUBLIC REMINDER PROPERTY MAINTENANCE The City of Philip requests that all residents please consider this as a courtesy notice to all property owners of real property within the City limits of the City of Philip, South Dakota. Property owners of all real property within the City limits are re - quired by City Ordinance #15-401 to mow and maintain lawns and to control noxious weeds upon said real property. Any 2014 Ram 2500 grasses and/or weeds growing to a height of 12 inches or more upon Mega Cab 6.4L Laramie Package any real property are considered a public nuisance and are in viola - tion of said City Ordinance. The City Council strongly encourages all property owners of any real property within the City, occupied or non-occupied, to comply Philip Motor, Inc. with City Ordinances. Philip, SD Property owners are also notified that City personnel will be trim - ming those trees impacting the public right-of-way this spring. This 859-2585 includes those overhanging the streets, alleys & sidewalks in accor - (800) 859-5557 dance with City Ordinance.

We thank you in advance for all your cooperation and dedication in maintaining your properties and Check out our entire selection at improving the appearance of our community. www.philipmotor.com 8 School & Sports Pioneer Review • May 24, 2018

Good Luck, Scotties at the State B Track & Field Meet May 25-26 O’Harra Stadium, Rapid City

– STATE QUALIFIERS – Scott Rafter Ethan Ferguson , Relay Alternate Cappie West Reece Heltzel Jaerek Thorn , Relay Alternate Grace Pekron Chael Thorn Anna Belle McIlravy Dilyn Terkildsen Roland Traveny Kennah Gartner Bailey Bierle Jadyn Coller Kiarra Moses Kobie Davis, Relay Alternate

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Regional Rodeos Highmore: June 1-3 & Ft. Pierre: June 8-10 S.D. State High School Rodeo Finals * Belle Fourche * June 13-16

Deb Smith Members of the Philip High School rodeo team include, back row from left, Dyson Schofield, Cedar Gabriel, Lane Williams Steve Garrigan (junior high) and Mayson Mansfield; middle row are Dawson Reedy, Pedro Dennis, Jesse Hostutler, Myles Clements and Victor Dennis; front row are Bobbi Kammerer, Sage Gabriel, Joey Carley, Tessa Men- zel and Ember Gabriel (junior high). Not pictured is Dylan Schofield. Proud supporters of the Philip Rodeo Team

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Center, LLC 859-2778 • Philip State Farm Insurance 843-2871 • Midland Moses Building Center 859-2559 • Philip First National Agency 859-2100 • Philip The Philip Pit Stop / Subway 859-2588 • Philip O’Connell Construction 859-2615 • Philip 859-2020 • Philip The Steakhouse & Lounge 859-2774 • Philip 10 Public Notices & School Pioneer Review • May 24, 2018 at Senior Citizen Center $83.03, Pennington County Courant - Dale and Cindy were in Rapid for NOTICE OF TESTING Dated at Philip, Haakon County, South $89.34, Pioneer Review - $88.01, United Betwixt News appointments. AUTOMATIC Precinct #19 Dakota this May 1, 2018. States Treasury - $100.98. Motion by Di - Bob Almond arrived at Don South Fork rector Prokop, seconded by Director Matt continued from 6 Moodys Thursday morning and they at Courthouse Community Room Carla Smith to approve the District bills. Motion carried panying her on her humanitarian headed to the ranch to check on TABULATING Haakon County Auditor unanimously. mission, Marcia Stafford May and things. The yard grass was growing EQUIPMENT Precinct #20 Haakon County, South Dakota B. DISTRICT FINANCIAL STATUS RE - Midland PORT: The financial status of the District her children, Josephine and Ella, good and Bob got experience on a Notice is hereby given that the automatic at Midland Fire Hall [Publish May 17, 24, and 31, 2018, at the to date was previously sent wife and daughters of Chaplain different type of mower which he re - tabulating equipment will be tested to as - total approximate cost of $41.25] to the Board. A copy of the March Finan - Franklin May of the Second Michi - ally enjoyed running. Don said the certain that it will correctly count the votes Any voter who needs assistance, pursuant cial Report is on file at the District office in gan Infantry, inaugurated the cere - apple tree was so full of blossoms it for all offices and measures that are to be to the Americans with Disabilities Act, may Murdo. Motion by Director looked like one giant flower. He gave cast at the Primary Election held on the mony of Memorial Day. On the 13th contact the county auditor at (605-859- Matt, seconded by Director Smith to ap - of April, 1862, these four ladies dec - it a good drink of water while they 5th day of June, 2018. 2800) before the election for information Proceedings of the prove the March Financial Report. Motion orated the graves of many Union were working around the yard. Josh on polling place accessibility for people carried unanimously. The test will be conducted on the 30th day West River Water soldiers upon Arlington Heights. In Williams was there doing roof re - with disabilities. placement on one of the barns. They of May, 2018, at 2 o'clock p.m. at the fol - Development District REPORTS: May the following year, they re - lowing location: Haakon County Commis - Carla N. Smith, County Auditor A. MANAGER'S REPORT: A. peated their work of love at the checked on the alfalfa fields, then sioners Room. Haakon County April 19, 2018 Manager Fitzgerald presented his April re - same place. In May of 1864, they went into Philip to visit with Mar - port to the Board. Motion by Director visited Fredericksburg and deco - garet Pfeifer and dropped some Dated this 24th day of May, 2018. [Published May 24 & May 31, 2018, at the CALL TO ORDER: The West River Water Smith, seconded by Director Prokop to rated Union graves in that vicinity. things off for her, then were on their total approximate cost of $32.54] Development District convened for their approve the Manager’s Report. Motion way back to Rapid. They got back Carla N. Smith, County Auditor You can search for “A Corporal’s regular meeting at the West River Water carried unanimously. into Rapid Valley just before a rain - Haakon County Development District Project office in B. OTHER REPORTS: None Story: Civil War” and read more Murdo, SD. Chairman Casey Krogman about this. storm hit. Don recorded two inches of rain at his place with light pea [Published May 24, 2018, at the total ap - called the meeting to order at 10:15 a.m. MELLETTE COUNTY CONSERVATION Attend the Memorial Day Pro - proximate cost of $7.75] Notice to Bidders (CT). DISTRICT: Manager Fitzgerald presented gram in Philip with graveside re - size hail that didn’t last long. It was NOTICE IS HEARBY GIVEN that sealed a letter from the Mellette County Conser - membrance of fallen soldiers, a a real downpour. bids will be received by the Board of Roll Call was taken and Chairman Krog - vation District requesting financial assis - ceremony at the courthouse and pro - Robin Gittings had some people County Commissioners of Haakon man declared a quorum was present. Di - tance in the amount of $8,000 for gram at the American Legion or in stop to visit one day while Sandee County, South Dakota, at the office of the rectors present were: Casey Krogman, Notice of administration and technical assistance Belvidere Monday, the 28th of May, was gone. The gentleman had been County Auditor at Philip, South Dakota, Marion Matt, Veryl Prokop and Brad costs associated with the implementation Primary Election at 9:30, 10:00 program with Ed stationed at the control center that until 2:00 P.M. on June 7th, 2018 , for the Smith. Also present: Jake Fitzgerald, of two 2017 Multi Practice grants. These is now the Gittings home. following: Manager; Kati Venard, Secretary; Dave Kodet speaker; potluck dinner to fol - A Primary Election will be held on Tues - grants will assist landowners in Mellette Sandee Gittings returned home Larson, Larson Law PC. County with the installation of wells, rural low. day, June 5, 2018, in all the voting late Thursday afternoon from her precincts in Haakon County. Redo Exterior Perimeter Caulking on All water hook-ups, alternative energy Monday found me gathering news Windows of Courthouse ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: None pumps, pipeline, tanks, cross fencing and from folks by phone or email. Be - trip to Huron. The election polls will be open from seven And grass seeding. Motion by Director Matt, cause my big mower was still being Rick Groven joined Bill and me a.m. to seven p.m. mountain time on the Caulk Glass to All Window APPROVE AGENDA: Motion by Director seconded by Director Smith to approve repaired, I got on a little riding for breakfast Thursday morning. He Prokop, seconded by Director Matt to ap - day of the election. assistance to the Mellette County Conser - mower and was clipping grass like showed us some pictures of cabins Specifications for the above may be ob - prove the agenda. Motion carried unani - vation District for an amount not to exceed mad until I hit a rock. After that, the he helped his daughters build in the The polling place in each precinct of this tained at the Haakon County Auditor Of - mously. $8,000, for projects strictly intended for lawn began to look like a bad hair - Black Hills this winter. He was county is as follows: fice. Mellette County. These funds will expire heading to Fort Meade for an ap - APPROVE MINUTES: The minutes of the April 19, 2019. Motion carried unani - cut, skinned on one side and cut Proposals shall be submitted in a sealed March 22, 2018, meeting were previously mously. right on the other. A new set of pointment that day since the wind Precinct #1 had come up and he couldn’t get any Kirley envelope clearly imprinted on the outside emailed to the Board for their review. Mo - blades got me going again and the at Deep Creek Church with ITEM BID, TIME AND DATE OF LET - tion by Director Matt, seconded by Direc - ADJOURNMENT: There being no further yard was mowed. Bill went to Philip spraying done. Bill and I again TING. tor Smith to approve the March minutes. business, the meeting was adjourned at for cards and did some errands headed to Rapid City about noon, Precinct #4 Motion carried unanimously. 10:33 a.m. (CT). while there. The fundraiser for the picked up the prints from the sign Bidders are reminded that the County is Milesville community van got a real boost company. I learned a new technique at Milesville Hall not subjected to the payment of Federal FINANCIAL REPORT: ATTEST: for putting on signs, using magnets Excise or State Sales Tax. A. APPROVAL OF BILLS: A. ______when the Kadoka City Council des - ignated $2,000. The county commis - to line things up if the project is on Precinct #16 Casey Krogman - $55.41, Marion Matt - Kati Venard, Recording Secretary metal. We went on to get the repair, The Board of County Commissioners of $55.41, Veryl Prokop - $55.41, Brad Smith ______sioners also were able to help with Deadman only to be told maybe the bearing at Courthouse Community Room Haakon County reserves the right to ac - - $55.41, West River/Lyman-Jones RWS Casey Krogman, Chairman $500, so the goal of matching funds cept or reject any or all bids, or to accept - $1,000.00, Kadoka Press - $88.01, is getting closer and as soon as the hadn’t made it. However, after open - Precinct #17 any bid which they believe to be in the Lyman County Herald - $194.03, Mellette [Published May 24, 2018, at the total ap - money is in, the van will be ordered. ing some boxes, the bearing was best interest of the County. County News - $99.13, Murdo Coyote - proximate cost of $34.54] found and several hours later we Lake Waggoner Kadoka is very fortunate to have had the repair and were on the way such a service available, it helps pro - home. We tackled getting the axel vide reasonable rides to appoint - put back on the mower only to have ments for those who don’t drive, an accident that shut things down don’t have family available to take for the night. I accidentally took Grandparents’ essay Bike rack donation time away from work, etc and don’t hold of the roll bar/canopy that was like driving in Rapid or Pierre. not in place and it came crashing Sandee Gittings went to Huron down on us, striking Bill in the ear Monday afternoon for schooling. She and sort of skinning my arm. We felt had a visit with Scott Kittleson really lucky nothing was broken and Tuesday. She had supper with Bon - bandages put me back together, but nie Geyer, former education director we called it a night. Here in Kadoka for the South Dakota Farmers we got 84/100s of rain overnight. Union Tuesday evening. Phyllis Word had a visit from Tuesday, Bill and I made a trip to cousin Joell (Iwan) Kerner of Win - Lower Brule to meet friends, Lester ner Friday. Joell was returning from and Rosemary Moeller, from St. a trip to Rapid. Lawrence, S.D., sort of the halfway Don Moody got off to a normal day point. They spent most of the winter Friday, worked out in the garage in Cape Cod where Rosemary is putting things away – cleaning and originally from and were just getting rearranging stuff. It was a cool settled back into the farm routine, morning with rain overnight of so with rain and soybeans planted 82/100s at his place in the Valley, they were ready for a drive. We re - but in Rapid there was some flash ally enjoyed the drive as well, look - flooding when they recorded 1.79” in Courtesy Photo ing at the winter wheat fields that less than an hour. The annual AARP-sponsored grandparents’ essay contest winners have are really coming along as well as Friday, Bill and I had breakfast been announced. Statewide, more than 3,500 students entered the contest. some planting being done. We had out, then again tackled the mower, The 2018 state winner is from Yankton. Local winners were also honored. supper, visited, then were on our getting everything put together only “It is interesting what the kids write about their grandparents. It is all way home ahead of it getting dark. to discover the hydraulic lines were great,” said Philip area AARP Vice President Kay Ainslie. “It is hard to The Missouri River looked inviting reversed. One connector was cross choose the winning ones, really.” The local fifth grade contest concluded and there were quite a few fishing threaded, so after trying to find the with, from left, Shirley O’Connor as the subject of Race O’Connor’s essay, from the bank by Big Bend. part here with no luck Bill picked which earned third place. Taryn Ravellette took second place, with Karyl Courtesy photo Wednesday, Don Moody had a one up in Philip when he went for Sandal being her essay subject. Mike Seager was honored as the essay FFA members Keagan Fitch and Dawson Reedy built a metal bike rack visit from son-in-law Bob Almond. cards. Tony Harty stopped for a visit subject of Presley Terkildsen, who was this year’s first place winner of and installed it at the base of the concrete stairs at the bottom of the hill Bob helped get the battery in the and to read the papers in the after - the contest. south of the Philip school. They donated the bike rack for all to use, es - pickup. The first of the week it got noon. I stopped for a visit with Dale pecially students taking that route to get to school. pretty warm, with 91˚ the high that and Cindy O’Connell and dropped day. off the article on Dale that was in Bill and I got up with a mission the Pioneer Review. I stopped by Wednesday. After breakfast out, we Randi and Don Oyan’s moving sale headed to Rapid to get some shirt and found some treasures for the Rock ’N prints done, drop off a DVD we’d great grandkids, then got groceries. Belle Fourche tourney cut to nine holes borrowed from grandson Zack Sea - Wednesday was errand day for Philip Scotties golfers competed tian, Lemmonm, Timber Lake and finished the first nine with a score ger and also got the repair for the Ralph and Cathy Fiedler. They left Roll at Belle Fourche, May 11. Harding County. of 44, putting her in the definite big mower. Things were working out Sturgis and went to Belle Fourche The weather started out cold, The Philip boys’ team included lead by six strokes up to that point. really well until we got to where the to get service work done on the jeep, high of 43 degrees. It finally began Trew DeJong, who shot a 46. Kel - Taylor Hanson ended the day with repair was, they had ordered a got groceries in Spearfish and Lanes to rain. The golf tournament was don Fitzgerald did his front nine a 70, and Mallory Vetter finished wrong bearing so it was on bought their hanging basket of flow - halted after nine holes of play. with a score of 48. Parker Snyder with a 72. overnight order, we had to go home ers. They put out flowers and toma - 859-2430 Attending school included shot a 55, McCoy Peterson a 56, empty-handed. We were home by toes plants, then they got hailed on Philip, Bennett County, Bison, and Carson Hamill shot a 58. 10:30 in the morning, wondering Friday afternoon. It was just small Newell, Wall, Rapid City Chris - For the Philip girls, Josie Rush what to do next. Bill went to Philip hail so no major damage. Cathy Philip for cards and I slipped over to Dale wrote they had a cool rainy weekend and Cindy O’Connells and let their dogs out a couple of times because Continued on page New Hours: 12 Monday - Friday Breakfast 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Lunch 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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Call Dale HR Manager, Sharon at CLASSIFIED P OLICY REAL E STATE PLEASE READ your classified ad Box 169 McLaughlin, SD 57642. Deadline 6/1/18. Koehn, 441-1053, or leave a mes - 605-433-5516 Telephone 605-823-4428, fax the first week it runs. If you see sage at 837-0112. K38-tfn P21-5tc LARGE LOT FOR SALE IN 605-823-4429 and e-mail an error, we will gladly re-run your [email protected]. PHILIP, ½ acre lot in town, beau - WEST RIVER EXCAVATION will ad correctly. We accept responsi - Open until filled. WANTED: PARTS COUNTER THE NEW UNDERWOOD tiful view of town, very little traf - PERSON. Experience nice but do all types of trenching, ditching fic, lot is at the end of a dead end bility for the first incorrect in - SCHOOL DISTRICT is looking for sertion only. Ravellette OTR FLATBED DRIVERS not necessary, Salary negotiable, and directional boring work. See an administrative secretary start - street if privacy is desired, walk - Publications, Inc. requests all clas - NEEDED. Safety bonus, fuel retirement & health benefits. Craig, Diana, Sauntee or Heidi ing July 1, 2018. Starting pay is ing distance to downtown and bonus, health insurance and re - Call Jamie at 605-258-2661 Coller, Kadoka, SD, or call 837- $14.00 per hour and a maximum school, please contact 605-786- sifieds and cards of thanks be paid tirement program. Two years Lamb’s Chevrolet & Implement, 2690. Craig cell: 390-8087, Saun - of three years’ experience may be 2327. PR40-2tc for when ordered. A $2.00 billing tee cell: 390-8604; wrex@ OTR experience required. Con - Onida SD. approved at $.25 hour additional charge will be added if ad is not tact Gary @ l-877-468-5266. gwtc.net K50-tfn per year upon work verification. LOT FOR SALE: Residential use, paid at the time the order is placed. Benefits including retirement and 2 miles south of Philip. Approx. 2 LINEMAN NEEDED for the City 1/2 acres. Jerry Kroetch 859- NORTHWEST AREA SCHOOLS of Wessington Springs with voca - health insurance are included. Educational Cooperative in Is - FARM & R ANCH Position closes May 24. Please 2761 (after 5 p.m.) P21-4tp abel, South Dakota, is seeking tional training from Powerline Course required. Excellent ben - send application and resume to an Early Childhood Special Edu - HORSE SALE at Gordon Live - George Seiler, PO Box 128 or PRICE REDUCED: 3 bdrm, 1.5 efits. Contact wessprsd@ven - cation Instructor. South Dakota stock, Gordon, NE on June 12 at email at [email protected] baths, 3 heat sources, attached licensure is required. NWAS of - turecomm.net or 605-539-1691. 2:00 p.m. For more information Classified application available at shop/garage, partially furnished, May 25-28 call Link Thompson 308-282- fers competitive salary, benefits, Due 6-1-18. EOE employer. newunderwood.k12.sd.us. one block from Main Street in The Rider 9998, Gordon Livestock 308-282- Kadoka, space included for ex - transportation and SD Retire - P22-3tc (R) ment. Position is open until NOTICES: 1171 or Dick Minor, Jr pansion, call 605-840-0163, 605- filled. Contact Quinn Lenk, Di - ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS 308-360-0427 PR40-2tc LOOKING TO DO SOMETHING 840-2533, 605-842-2533. June 1-4 rector, at 605-466-2206, or statewide for only $150.00. Put NEW AND DIFFERENT? Moses K32-tfn Showdogs email [email protected] the South Dakota Statewide MILLER ANGUS FARMS - YEAR - Building Center is looking for a (PG) LING ANGUS BULLS FOR SALE Classifieds Network to work for self-motivated, reliable person. THE CITY OF MCINTOSH is PRIVATE TREATY- A great selec - you today! (25 words for $150. Tasks include, but not limited to, AUTOMOBILES seeking: Certified Water/Waste - tion of yearling angus bulls, great Each additional word $5.) 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ar alad B FREE S e Juke B ailabl ox Betwixt News Av Frida unch! Package y continued from at L The Steakhouse & Lounge Nights 10 Liquor & with Friday afternoon giving the Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip Reservations: 859-2774 most rain in Sturgis. They got 1.20” Casino Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! and Thursday they had 30/100s – the Black Hills are so green and beautiful. Friday, Jessica and Melodie McGruder Wednesday, Thursday, Monday, were out to the Gittings home Fri - Tuesday, May 25 Saturday, day afternoon to get stuff for work - May 23 May 24 May 28 May 22 Beef Tips with Chicked Fried May 26 ing on their yard. Steakhouse Closed for Tony has been sporting a fringe Ribeye Special Fries and a Steak & Shrimp Prime Rib Burger Memorial Day beard and scraggly hair all winter & Fries Dinner Salad Buffet and finally Friday his niece, Kathy Brown, appeared at his door with clippers in hand. She sat him down We would like to welcome our newest cook, Sam Stangle (with Eric Heltzel). Stop in for a delicious noon or evening meal! outside and whacked away, darn near scalping him, which was an im - provement. When all was said and done, you wouldn’t recognize the for - mer grizzly bear. Tony heard from his relative in Rapid City, there was flash flooding going on Friday after - noon. She was fortunate not to have WEBSITE ADDRESS: water problems at her home. PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION Saturday, Don Moody was a guest www.philiplivestock.com 859-2577 at daughter Michelle and Bob Al - Email: [email protected] Philip, SD mond’s for homemade pizza and PHILIP , S OUTH DAKOTA they played some board games. It was a wet day. They sent some food TUESDAY , M AY 22, 2018 BEAU HEINERT - P ARMALEE RANDY & L OIS PETERSON - R APID CITY 1...... BLK HFRT 1040# ... $102.00 4...... BLK COWS 1534# ..... $65.00 home with Don and he also found Some feeder cattle, along with a big run of weigh-ups. No sale next that Susan Fellows had dropped off PERRY GUPTILL - I NTERIOR 6...... BLK COWETTES 1152# ..... $74.00 week for the Memorial Day Holiday. food. Don is going to have a terrible 1...... BLK HFRT 970# ..... $103.00 DAVE VANDERMAY - L ONG VALLEY CALVES: time adjusting to fixing his own food 1...... BLK COW 1225# ..... $65.50 4...... BLK COWS 1450# ..... $65.00 MARVIN JOBGEN & R USTIN BERTRAM - S CENIC when he comes to the ranch. It is BO SLOVEK - P HILIP STEPHEN RIGGINS - K ADOKA hard to believe but after rather 33 ...... BLK STRS 782# ..... $147.00 2...... BLK COWS 1280# ..... $73.00 1...... BLK COW 1460# ..... $65.00 scorching weather the first part of 48 ...... BLK HFRS 746# ..... $142.00 1...... BLK COW 1400# ..... $68.00 SETH THOMSEN - L ONG VALLEY the week the high for the day was A CONSIGNMENT SCOT & L ARRY EISENBRAUN - W ALL 1...... BLK COW 1330# ..... $65.00 55˚. 15 ...... BLK STRS 733# ..... $138.50 3...... BLK COWS 1217# ..... $76.00 GARY SNOOK - M IDLAND Saturday, Brian Koehn was doing A C ONSIGNMENT some weed eating for Tony Harty 5...... BLK COWS 1257# ..... $67.00 4...... BLK COWS 1288# ..... $65.00 58 ...... BLK HFRS 731# ..... $144.00 and caught a rock and it broke the 7...... BLK COWS 1413# ..... $64.50 DALE JARMAN ESTATE - M IDLAND MOIRA COOMES - M ANDERSON back window in his van. Brian hated BOYD PARSONS , J R - M ILESVILLE 1...... BLK COW 1610# ..... $64.00 22 ...... RED & B LK STRS 723# ..... $131.00 to tell Tony about the accident and 1...... BLK COW 1235# ..... $71.00 LARRY SMITH - P HILIP proceeded to clean up the glass that 28 ...... BLK & B WF SPAY HFRS 658# ..... $132.00 4...... BLK COW 1350# ..... $64.00 1...... BLK COW 1390# ..... $64.00 was both inside the van and on the 14 ...... BLK & B WF HFRS 440# ..... $160.00 DEAN HEEB - M IDLAND JACK WIESER - O WANKA ground. He put plastic over the win - JUSTIN WULF - O WANKA 2...... BLK COWS 248# ...... $69.50 2...... BLK HFRTS 1015# ... $100.00 dow to protect it from weather and 13 ...... BLK HFRS 693# ..... $138.00 3...... BLK HFRTS 1203# ... $100.00 ROSE NELSON - M IDLAND hopefully another window will be JOE AMIOTTE - I NTERIOR found. It was discussed that maybe HEATH FREEMAN - O WANKA 1...... BLK BULL 965# ..... $108.00 21 ...... RED & B LK HFRS 687# ..... $139.50 Tony should raise up the radiator 1...... BLK COW 1195# ..... $69.00 1...... BLK BULL 2305# ..... $84.00 MIKE & J ODI LEHRKAMP - C APUTA cap and put a new vehicle under it, 3...... BLK HFRTS 937# ..... $105.00 SANDERS RANCH - R APID CITY 10 ...... BLK STRS 600# ..... $141.00 but as long as it drives, it will keep CARL BAUMAN - K ADOKA 1...... CHAR BULL 815# ..... $108.00 on running. ORWICK RANCH - N EWELL 2...... CHAR COWETTES 1055# ..... $99.00 KJERSTAD LIVESTOCK - Q UINN Roxie Gittings went to Rapid City 11 ...... HERF STRS 590# ..... $141.00 BILL SLOVEK - P HILIP 1...... BLK BULL 2025# ..... $86.50 Saturday morning to check on 19 ...... HERF HFRS 631# ..... $131.00 12 ...... RED & B LK COWS 1431# ..... $64.00 STROMBERGER FARMS - I MPERIAL , NE plants and to see if there was any 11 ...... BLK & B WF HFRS 674# ..... $144.00 flooding at her house. Everything 5...... BLK COWETTES 1192# ..... $95.00 3...... BLK BULLS 2128# ..... $87.50 PAIRS: was okay and she returned back to ROBBIE LYTLE - Q UINN 2...... BLK BULLS 2075# ..... $87.00 A C ONSIGNMENT the ranch late that afternoon. Wade, 1...... BLK COW 1365# ..... $67.00 CHAD CERNEY - W ALL 5...... BLK 4 TO 6 Y R OLD PAIRS 1487# .$1,925.00 Jessica and Melodie McGruder CARL KNUPPE - N EW UNDERWOOD 1...... CHAR BULL 2180# ..... $87.00 brought fixings for supper out to the 7...... BLK SOLID TO BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1574# $1,475.00 3...... BLK & B WF COWS 1315# ..... $67.00 MIKE AMIOTTE - I NTERIOR Gittings home Saturday evening MARK DEVRIES - B ELVIDERE WARD FAMILY RANCH - M ARTIN 1...... BLK COW 1375# ..... $64.00 and made supper – always a wel - 6...... RED & B LK 2 TO SOLID MOUTH PAIRS 1248# $1,425.00 5...... BLK COWS 1235# ..... $67.00 JIM TINES - W ASTA come treat. A C ONSIGNMENT 2...... BLK BULLS 2043# ..... $86.00 4...... BLK COWETTES 1023# ..... $99.00 Laura (Word) Duxbury and 2...... BLK 3 TO 4 Y R OLD PAIRS 1368# $1,425.00 daughters, Harper and Hadley, from TOM GRIMES - K ADOKA MORRIS & A NDY LINN - E LM SPRINGS WEIGH-UPS: St. Lawrence, S.D., picked up her 5...... BLK COWS 1236# ..... $66.50 7...... BLK & B WF COWETTES 1121# ..... $96.00 DAN NELSON - C REIGHTON sister, Audra Scheel’s, three chil - 1...... BLK HFRT 950# ..... $101.00 CHRIS HEINERT - P ARMALEE 1...... BWF HFRT 875# ..... $107.00 dren, Terisa, Teagen and Cassie LEO VAN SAMBEEK - H ERMOSA 1...... BLK HFRT 1130# ..... $95.00 Carol, at Alpena. They met Teri 1...... BLK HFRT 970# ..... $104.00 1...... BWF COW 1365# ..... $66.00 1...... BWF COWETTE 995# ...... $75.00 Kezar, Torrington, Wyo., at Phyllis KENNEDY 'S H & S P ARTNERSHIP - P HILIP 3...... BLK COWETTES 1168# ..... $96.00 CHARLES , J ANET & L UKE VANDERMAY - K ADOKA Word’s Saturday. It was a little hec - 22 ...... BLK HFRTS 990# ..... $104.00 WADE PARSONS - M ILESVILLE 1...... BLK COWETTE 1000# ..... $95.00 tic with so many great-grandchil - VOLMER RANCH - O WANKA 1...... BLK HFRT 925# ..... $105.00 BOB CERNEY - P HILIP dren, granddaughter and 10 ...... BLK HFRTS 1032# ... $103.00 daughter-in-law popping by and ex - 1...... BLK HFRT 1085# ..... $91.00 1...... CHAR BULL 2090# ..... $87.00 MARK & J UDITH RADWAY - P HILIP changing kids, but it was great fun BRYAN NELSON - M IDLAND TOM O'R OURKE - I NTERIOR 4...... BLK HFRTS 945# ..... $103.00 for Phyllis. Teri took the four oldest 1...... BLK COW 1385# ..... $65.50 1...... BLK BULL 2065# ..... $86.00 children back to Wyoming with her and Laura was going to pick up four more kids on the way home to keep Hadley company. UPCOMING S ALES : VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplive - Saturday was a cool, drizzly sort UESDAY AY O ALE UESDAY ULY EGULAR ATTLE ALE T , M 29: N S T , J 24: R C S stock.com. Upcoming sales & consignments can be viewed on the of day, so to keep warm I did some TUESDAY , J UNE 5: SPECIAL PAIR & F EEDER CATTLE TUESDAY , J ULY 31: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY YEARLING & Internet at www.philiplivestock.com, or on printing of shirts and other projects. SALE & R EGULAR CATTLE SALE –SALE TIME 10:00 AM MT FALL CALF SALE & R EGULAR CATTLE SALE & A NNIVER - the DTN: Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL Bill was in Philip for cards. Sunday, May 20, was graduation TUESDAY , J UNE 12: REGULAR CATTLE SALE SARY BBQ here in Kadoka. We wish all gradu - TUESDAY , J UNE 19: REGULAR CATTLE SALE UPCOMING H ORSE S ALES : ates success as they continue on to TUESDAY , J UNE 26: DRY COW SPECIAL TUESDAY , J UNE 19: OPEN CONSIGNMENT HORSE Marit Clawson, Mgr. further education and careers. TUESDAY , J ULY 3: NO SALE SALE FOLLOWING THE CATTLE SALE PLA Café “I do not hear the words you said; TUESDAY , J ULY 10: REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY , J ULY 17: OPEN CONSIGNMENT HORSE Mon-Fri, 6 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Extended hours on sale days. instead I heard the love.” Daysies TUESDAY , J ULY 17: REGULAR CATTLE SALE SALE FOLLOWING THE CATTLE SALE

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