$ 00 Inclu1des Tax Number 43 Volume 111 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, June 15, 2017 www. pioneer-review.com “Dearly Departed” comedy The circus is coming to town On July 2, the Four Rivers Shrine Club, a unit of NAJA Shriners, is hosting a circus in Philip. This is the second annual Shrine Circus for this area. “On that Sunday evening, we hope to have the stand full of people eager to see the full three-ring circus,” said Joel Stephens, Four Rivers treasurer. “There is only one performance! It will be one of the last chances to see the elephants in the show.” “Last year we had a great turnout with a full house. All of our available seating was used. We hope to do it again this year with everyone ready to have a great time at the circus. This year the per - formance is in the evening, so things may be a bit cooler.” The proceeds from this event go toward the NAJA Shriners op - erating fund. At the NAJA Shrine, we have a hospital division that works directly with the families going to the Shrivers hospitals. Shriners provides transportation and lodging for the families. Today, NAJA has over 500 active patients living between the bor - ders of North Dakota and Nebraska, and Wyoming and the Mis - Del Bartels souri River, which includes patients at our Twin Cities, Chicago, Daddy Bud just passed away. Lucky him. Now his of the older son, played by Mark Nelson, hears that and Cincinnati hospitals. Once a year, NAJA also puts on clinics in family of redneck misfits must come together to hold his younger brother and his household is coming. His Rapid City (October 2017) as the staff from the Twin Cities hospital the funeral arrangements, visitation, luncheon and fi - wife, played by Jennifer Henrie, is so sweet, with a will travel here to see the patients. nally the funeral itself. Hangover or not, the character gentle underlying Southern acid in her words. For ticket information, contact Four Rivers Shrine Club, Attn. Joel Stephens – treasurer, P.O. Box 529, Wall, SD. 57790, or call Missy Koester’s character can At left, 605-209-2556. Bible thump better than anyone. Momma, played by Maralynn Burns, is no help to the poor preacher man, played by Commission acts on Corbin Kramer, as he tries to create an eu - logy. She wants various issues “Mean and by Nancy Haigh surly” on the Weeds, deputy for equalization office, section line vacate and in - headstone. It surance were the main topics of discussion at the Haakon County could make Commission meeting, June 6. even a preacher State’s Attorney Stephanie Trask updated the board on the weed sick. issue. She said there have been no new complaints. The county com - mission could issue a resolution regarding control of weeds and blowing dirt, she said. Instead, the comedy is based on Trask added that June Huston, county executive director Farm standout – though all too recogniz - Services Administration, found a program in which neighboring able – personalities. landowners can file a complaint which could possibly lead the FSA Mark Nelson plays the drinking to withhold a portion of the federal farm payments. brother who has to make a sem - Trask suggested that the land-owners use the FSA program for blance of order to the funeral. one year and revisit the issue next year if problems persist. Money is a major concern, but The board discussed and approved the vacating of a section line seemingly only to him. He hates that is north of Lake Waggoner. Don Burns filed the request, as kids. Jennifer Henrie plays his structures have been built there and he would like to subdivide syrupy sweet wife, who is often some of his property. The portion of the section line from Highway nausous – in the morning. 73 east for approximately one mile is not affected. Brad Kuchenbecker plays the Missy Koester portrays the de - Toni Rhodes, director of equalization, made a pitch to make the nephew whose Bible-thumping ceased’s sister. She can thump a deputy director of equalization position full time. She said it was a mother is his nemisis. His life is a Bible harder than most, with her necessity. She showed the board some of the files she has yet to circle, and the audience will laugh son being her prefered target. process in re-assessing homes in the city of Philip, items that need round and round. Brad Kuchenbecker plays that added, etc. She then discussed funding for the position through son, and he goads his mother for 2017. entertainment. Rhodes noted that since much of the basic information is not on The redneck comedy “Dearly Departed” will be performed by Del Bartels plays the deceased’s the property’s note cards, she has to go to the property and get the younger son, a broke and broken information, which takes more time. When the place is rural, it the Philip Drama Club, Friday and Saturday, June 23-24, at 7:00 man whose pitiful life is endlessly adds even more time, she said. announced by his own wife. That Weilding a nonstop tongue that could make any man want to kill himself, The board will review the request. p.m., and Sunday, June 25, at 1:00 p.m. in the Philip High School fine woman, played by Jody Pease, can and now seeing what she loves is shriveling up and dying in front of her Kellie Nixon, First Western Insurance, Wall, and Sandra Heaton, go from condesending to hysterical eyes, the character played by Jody Pease is subjected to advice from the Heaton Insurance, Philip, and the board discussed the county’s in - arts building. The uncouth hilarity begins im - to loving in a heartbeat. forever Yam Queen, played by Diane Walker. surance policy for property and buildings. Corbin Kramer plays the self- The two policies were similar in coverage and cost. The board mediately, with the characters played by Milo Zeeb and Mara - centered reverand – sanctamo - funeral viewings and luncheons. ognized in most audience mem - opted to go with Heaton Insurance Agency to bring the business nious, and distressfully explosive. Matt Schofield plays the decrepid bers’ associations. back to the county. Heaton Insurance is a subagent under Fischer lynn Burns starting this die-by- laughing cast of oddballs. The Kramer also plays Nelson’s char - husband to LeeAnn Knutson’s The play is directed by Nancy Rounds and Associates, Pierre. acter’s mechanic boss. character. High class humor, no, Ekstrum, Michelle Butler and The board opened gravel hauling bids from four companies. Bids play’s action is minimal, that is if you don’t count an attempted car Diane Walker plays the aging but definitely geared to get the au - Marcy Ramsey. Lights and sound were from Bear Creek Trucking, Shannon and Brett Gartner, In - fair queen, who talks about every - dience rolling. are handled by Steve Millage, Eli terior, Pack Mule, LLC, Sundance, Wyo., Haines Trucking, Faith crash, a fist fight, hysterics during the luncheon, and an on the floor one, and everyone talks about her. Erin Fitzgerald plays two parts, McClendon and Mike Seager. ad Flat Creek Construction, LLC, Valentine, Neb. The weirdest people show up to and both can be humorously rec - After discussing the bids, the bids versus county time and man - romantic scene during the funeral. power, and speed of getting projects done, the board opted to utilize Pack Mule, LLC to haul gravel for the county. The company is owned by former Midland resident Stanley Reimann, with his brother, Rudy, Belvidere, doing the local hauling. Highway Superintendent Dwight Slovek submitted information Paint South Dakota in Philip on a semi-trailer to haul gravel, and its cost of $24,000. He said Philip Charity volunteers joined SDHDA, are repainting homes the triple axle trailer is about $10,000 less than anything he has with city personnel to paint whose owners are physically or fi - found. Dorothy Stickler’s house at the nancially unable to handle the The board approved the purchase of the trailer. corner of W. Pine Street and West project themselves. Courthouse window issues involving water and air leakage were Avenue, Thursday and Friday, Paint South Dakota is a discussed. This has been an ongoing issue, with the county having June 8-9. statewide program that matches trouble getting a glass company to work on them. The windows are Using hand scrapers, brushes, volunteers with homeowners who about 12 years old. The Century Glass Company, Rapid City, has rollers and spray painters, the vol - need assistance. Volunteer groups looked at the windows. They would replace the caulking between unteers faced 100 degree weather include churches, municipalities, the windows and bricks and install wet seal between the windows to put on a coat of primer, then community development organi - and the aluminum frame. The company noted that when installa - yellow paint for the main building zations and service clubs. tion occurred, the wet seal was never done. They suggested to work and brown for the trim. They also "For homeowners, a new coat of on one window for $660, to replace the seals. If the problem is painted the fence that runs paint means a great deal. It pro - solved, they would do the remaining windows, if approved by the around part of the house. The use tects the house from weather, board. of other equipment, such as lad - maintains its appearance and im - The courthouse has a total of 99 windows. The company broke ders and scaffolding, was also do - proves the quality of the neighbor - down the costs by each side with costs ranging from $7,600 to nated. hood. However, this can be tough $10,308. If all 99 windows are done, the cost would be nearly When Dillon Kjerstad, Brit to do if you are disabled or on a $32,500. Miller and other volunteers heard fixed income," said Mark Lauseng, Auditor Carla Smith noted the north side windows seem to be that the residence had been ap - executive director of SDHDA. okay, which may mean the sun has a part in the seals failing. proved for the Paint South Dakota "Paint South Dakota is a great Other items discussed by the board included the cancelation of project, the organizing of the paint way for these residents to stay in the borehole project and a tax deed sale. days began. Through the project, their homes and remain independ - Items that were approved were: paint was purchased locally. The ent. We applaud the volunteers •Warrants; project requires that the work be who donate their time to help •Meeting minutes from May 2, 2017; completed by June 24. The South make sure this happens." •Women, Infant, and Children contract with the state; Dakota Housing Development Au - Groups choose projects that are •Local Emergency Planning Committee agreement; thority requires photos sent to single family, owner occupied •Returning registration funds to the register of deeds budget; them concerning the local work on dwellings that need exterior paint, •The contract with Central South Dakota Enhancement District; the project. and whose owners qualify. •The County/State Wildlands Fire Protection Contract; Across South Dakota, volun - Lauseng said that Paint South •T-34 Truck Stop liquor license renewal; and teers are picking up paint brushes Dakota is a small, but rewarding, •Transfered $4,100 to weed and pest budget and general fund. and setting aside free time to help program offered by SDHDA, be - The commissioners held a 30-minute executive session to discuss residents in their communities to cause it helps build communities personnel. No action followed. maintain the value and livability Del Bartels through cooperation, helps resi - The board’s next meeting is Wednesday, July 5 at 1:00 p.m. of their homes. The groups, using Some volunteers scraped off old paint, while others applied primer dents and maintains community primer and paint donated by where needed, then painted the house yellow with brown trim. pride. 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • June 15, 2017 Feeding S.D. in Philip area Crooners at National Cemetery dedication Feeding South Dakota, a state partner of Feeding America, ar - rived in the Philip and Midland areas Thursday, June 8. Approximately every six weeks, Philip area households can chose from the wide variety of offered food items what they need and want. Local volunteers help un - load the truck and stock the tables in the Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center. For each delivery, a community receives a set weight of pounds of food, depending on the amount that is available in the ware - houses. The first visit of the truck Del Bartels to both communities was July 20, 2016. The truck usually contains ceived free food. The number of stocked, and then load any full boxes of frozen meats or dinners, people benefiting from the Feed - cartons that might remain back various breads, cereals, crackers, ing South Dakota truck is ever in - onto the truck to be taken back to bars, mixes, bags of potatoes, and creasing from the previous the warehouse. Truck driver a variety of other items. delivery. The “suggested” income Wayne VanderVorste said that the Ruby Huston is the coordinator guidelines per household are very drivers would prefer to not have to for the Philip site. She reported high, and everyone is welcome. reload anything. The next sched - that for this latest truck, 159 peo - Volunteers keep the tables uled stop is July 25. ple, representing 69 families, re -

Fridge Door Notes & Reminders Call 859-2516 | [email protected] PHS GRADUATES/COLLEGE STUDENTS … July 15 is the due date for the second year and beyond scholarship applications. Graduates of Philip High School who have completed at least one full year of college are eligible to apply. Applications are available at www.philip.k12.sd.us under the "for students" tab. Please note that this deadline will be moved up to July 1 in 2018. You may con - tact [email protected] with any questions.

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP … will meet the third Tuesday of the month (June 20) at the Senechal Apts. lobby in Philip beginning at 6:30 p.m.

HAAKON COMMUNITY BAND PRACTICE … every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. in the Philip School fine arts band room. Everyone welcome!

FRIENDS AND FAMILY … of the PHS classes of 1955, 1956 and 1957 are invited to come visit on Sat - urday, June 17, at the ambulance building from 1:00-5:00 p.m.

NURSING HOME ENTERTAINMENT … Chuck Carstensen will provide musical entertainment at the Philip Nursing Home the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 6:30-7:30 p.m. All are welcome.

AA & AL-ANON ... meetings will now start at 8:00 p.m. on Monday evenings. Please notice time change.

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Courtesy Photo been as bad as it sounded either were doing, found the second The Quiet Life since I couldn’t detect any hail snake, and did him in. That wasn’t The Haakon County Crooners men’s singing group performed at the Black Hills National Cemetery near Stur - “May you live in interesting damage to the car. I had come the end of it though. There was a gis, during the Memorial Day services May 29. Ceremonies were headed by Philip’s Ron Millage, S.D. Amer - times.” This, by the way, is an an - through unscathed. third rattler which also had to be ican Legion National Cemetery chairman. The colors were advanced, the Pledge of Allegiance was recited, and cient Chinese curse and not the Another time, son Chance was hunted down and done away with. an invocation was stated. Speakers included officials and Gold Star parents. Laying of wreaths, 21-gun salute blessing it might appear to be. I not feeling well and then took a Finally, with somewhat jangled and “Taps” were performed. The colors were retired. Visitors stopped by graves of the fallen. would have to agree. I much prefer turn for the worse one evening. We nerves, we were able to get the tire a quiet life where I can just get on decided he needed to get to a doc - changed, after which we promptly with doing my work and enjoying tor forthwith. After gathering a decided never to have another flat myself without unsettled nerves or few necessities, we jumped in the tire in that location if we could a lot of trauma. This, as you prob - car and took off to meet the ambu - possibly avoid it. One snake can ably well know, is not how things lance we had called with wife raise your blood pressure to dan - Country Praises go. Occasionally, or maybe fre - Corinne sitting in the back seat gerous levels. Three is too much. Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] quently, your world will be a mess with Chance. About four miles For long-term upset, though, and more “interesting” than you from home, Chance suddenly nothing really beats being on a good father does not gush over ally disappear because of yard really want it to be. stopped breathing. Corinne imme - small ship such as a destroyer or Father’s advice good and great accomplishments, work and the passage of time. He If you think back, it probably diately started mouth-to-mouth other “tin can” in the Navy. When “Do as I say, not as I do.” but goes for continued improve - hugged and comforted his little won’t take long to remember some resuscitation, got him going again, you run into heavy seas, the bow Though contradictory, this is ment. Still, he brags to his one. Later, unseen by the child, “interesting times” you have been and then kept a close eye on him. of the ship goes up when climbing still the most common advice a buddy’s how good his kid’s report big and tough Dad also cried. through. One of my early recollec - I put the pedal to the metal and the swells. Then it drops back loving father gives his children. cards are. A chip off the old block. “You have to do things on your tions involved the time I was in made the thirteen-mile trip up to down with a thump on the other A young man wants to be the The young adult’s first driving own, be responsible.” Still, Dad town and saw a strong thunder - the highway in record time. From side. If you’re meeting the swells tough, in-charge husband whom lesson is tomorrow. Mom has to asked around for possibilities for storm heading our way. I beat feet there on, Corinne rode in the am - head on, it isn’t so bad. If you take his beautiful wife, now a new put up with Dad tossing and turn - that first summer job. A cell for the ranch, but the storm was bulance with Chance, and I fol - them at a diagonal, however, you mother, can look up to and de - ing all night. The same was true phone, expensive or not, is a must too fast for me and caught me lowed along behind at close to 90 also get side to side movement pend on. To be strong, reliable, with the first of anything, first bi - for the child. “If you are ever in about three miles from home. MPH. Well, Chance came through along with the fore and aft. Every - worthy, he has to be emotionally cycle attempt, first sleep-over, trouble, call me.” Mom doesn’t let There were strong winds in that okay, but our nerves were not in thing not tied down slides around, in control. His wife, watching first summer camp, first movie Dad constantly use the GPS ap - green cloud, pouring rain, and good shape for a bit. Our boy has and walking is difficult although from the hospital bed at him hold - theater with just friends. Just plication on their child’s phone. plenty of hail. It sounded terrible given us other wild rides from you get used to it. Even sleeping ing their new infant, knows him wait for Dad’s practical meltdown She does not let him get a private with the hail pounding on the time to time as well. requires stuffing pillows around to be a tender, soft, caring man concerning the first date, the first investigator to check out all the windshield and roof. I wondered Then there was the time we you every which way to avoid who is instantly wrapped around prom, the first fender-bender, kid’s friends. how soon the windshield would go. were driving along a field south of rolling around excessively or the child’s little finger. first overnight school extracurric - Nowhere in the parenting Nevertheless, I shot up a few the barn when we had a flat tire maybe onto the floor. It is always For the first day of kinder - ular trip. handbook does it say that a father prayers and kept going. Luckily by the head of a little draw. The a great relief when you finally sail garten, Dad had helped get the “No, you will not try a cigarette, must, or even can, do everything the wind and hail dropped consid - grass was high right there when into calmer seas, but it takes right bookbag, lunch box, shoes, or a drink, or that kind of so- right. A father struggles with erably after the initial blast, but we got out to change the tire, and awhile to relax afterwards. and a don’t let anyone pick on you called music. And don’t use that knowing that a child can turn out the rain didn’t. I carefully de - then we heard that nasty rattle Today, I’m happy to report, attitude. Mom does not let Dad kind of language with me, or pretty well, not only because of scended the muddy east creek hill that makes your blood run cold. there have been no traumas or drop their child off, because she slump like that, or fold your arms the father, but sometimes despite and somehow managed to slither Somewhere in that tall grass was other nervous conditions around does not want everyone seeing a and look all huffy with me!” This the father. up the west hill and that bad rise a rattlesnake. Moving very care - here. We have enjoyed peace and grown man cry. His little one is comes from the man who was Then, the handbook is defi - just beyond. Then I was on the fully, we finally zeroed in on where tranquility. It has been fine. The growing up. probably the cause for his own fa - nitely followed to the letter when sandy flat stretch to the house. I the sound was coming from and Chinese apparently prefer quiet The first report card is good, ther going bald. father becomes grandfather. drove into the garage and just dispatched that nasty reptile with times too since another of their but can be better. “You and I will The child’s first pet was buried Nope. Dad’s child does not stop stood there a while looking at the whatever sticks, stones and other sayings goes: “Better to be a dog in work harder, read more, figure in the backyard. Big, tough, take being Dad’s child, even when off rain out the open door and trying weapons that came to hand. Then a peaceful time than to be a more math, color more.” His charge dad helped with the bur - to college, or married with their to gather my wits. Needless to say, we got going on changing the tire human in a chaotic period.” I tend child’s report cards actually out- ial, the solemn blanket, the own children. A father is always I was very glad to be home all in only to hear another rattle some - to agree. Let the good (and quiet) shine his own report cards. A wooden cross that would eventu - a father, contradictions and all. one piece. The hail must not have where. Again we stopped what we times roll.

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A friend of mine recently came across a book titled, “I ing for a ride to town. When I complain, the man of the was a Really Great Mom Before I had Kids.” She ranch says, “Who would have guessed a goat would be posted a picture on Facebook of herself holding the annoying?” book in the foreground, while in the background you Which is why, in a fit of despair and exasperation, I see her young son, a menacing expression on his face, told the man of the ranch we needed to build a small aiming a nerf gun at her head. The caption was: “I al - yard fence by the garden, tall enough and strong ways said I’d never let my kids play with guns.” enough to keep a wily goat out, and a crafty boy in. Fortunately, I spent a lot of time with kids before I had I knew asking for such an enclosure, especially on Fig. 1 Fig. 2 my own, so I knew enough to know I didn’t know much. short notice with few supplies, was quite a request, but Also, I knew there were kids that made parenting look the man of the ranch is nothing if not resourceful, and easy, and other kids who...well...didn’t, and it’s any - three wooden pallets, a few yards of chicken wire, and body’s guess which kind you will get. three fence posts later, I had my fence. Skirting the Recent rainfall across South said. “With roughly a month left in My mother, for example, had two of each. When I was western edge of the garden, the fenced area is shel - Dakota has eased drought con - Looking Ahead: Critical Pro - the spring growing season, ranch young, if an adult told me to do something, I just did tered on one side by tall grass, on the other side by the cerns in some areas of the state. duction Months managers need to stay diligent it. It really never occurred to me not to follow direc - old shop, and contains the only really big shade tree However, other areas are still at April, May and June are critical with their drought plans to ensure tions. My sister was the same. We were followed, how - that graces our yard. It a cool green cove in the middle risk and ranchers need to keep a months for precipitation and the rangeland resource will re - ever, by brothers who interpreted “No!” to mean, “Do of the sunburnt prairie, and already my favorite spot close eye on rangeland conditions grassland production in the main in favorable condition and it faster.” So, when I got my first ultrasound, and I saw to settle. and update their drought plans, Northern Plains. recover faster when precipitation my brother’s profile emerge from the black and white To reach it, you must enter through the garden gate, said Sean Kelly, SDSU Extension “By July 1, research shows that returns,” Kelly said. ether, my heart gave a tiny lurch of fear. and then walk through the lettuce beds. The droopy range management field special - 75 percent to 90 percent of vegeta - For more information on this As it turned out, that first glimpse was indeed pre - branches of the shade tree almost completely obscure ist. tion growth has been completed,” topic, contact Kelly at scient. “No” to the Bean means, “Better give it a go, the the opening, making the little space feel like a se - Kelly references the South Kelly said. "Ranches in South [email protected]. just in case these adults don’t know what they are talk - cret. When we led the Bean back into it for the first Dakota Natural Resources Con - Dakota that received half or less of For more information, see Sum - ing about.” Lucky for us, he is as helpful as he is in - time, his eyes widened and he smiled, showing every servation Service current grass average rainfall by the third week mer Season Climate Outlook quisitive, so if he is about to get himself into trouble, one of his small, white teeth. He was clearly delighted production estimates and pro - in May, should be implementing 2017, visit this link: we simply say, “Hey buddy, can you come help me over by the leaf-laden hideaway. jected peak grass production esti - management actions within their http://igrow.org/agronomy/corn/su here?” and he will come running. This requires one to And then he commenced to checking every inch of that mates for May 1, 2017 (Figures 1 drought plan and adjusting stock - mmer-season-climate-outlook- have eyes on him at all times though, which is not al - fence to discover where and how he might escape. As and 2) which indicate improved ing rates.” 2017/ . ways practical, and moreover, his poor mama is tired. luck would have it, Tiny watched us walk into our new conditions compared to April Some examples Kelly shares in - In related news, the bum lambs and Tiny, our bor - enclave, and as the Bean made his rounds, she began 2017. clude: rowed goat, have graduated from adorable to aggravat - hers; he tested the man of the ranch’s handiwork with Climate Outlook •Delaying turnout; ing. They are still too small to be easily fenced, so they all his creativity and might, while on the side, Tiny did The National Oceanic Atmos - •Culling cows; roam freely, munching my roses and lilacs and pooping the same. pheric Administration Climate •Running no yearlings; and on the porch. Tiny has already poked a hoof-sized hole At the time of this writing, neither has found a way to Prediction Center also predicts a •Moving animals to other areas Boots, in our patio table, uses the flower pots as tiny trampo - breach the fence, but I suspect this is a temporary wetter period for the next three in the state if possible and cost ef - lines, and keeps biting the baby’s fingers because ap - respite. The whole affair has gotten me thinking about months. However, Laura Ed - fective. Booze parently they look tasty. And, whereas the lambs my love of sheep -- those sweet, docile, and easily dis - wards, SDSU Extension state cli - Drought Planning quickly lose interest in us, and head back out to the suaded critters. Since my first bum lambs, I have felt matologist cautions producers. If no drought plan is in place for & Beer … pasture to graze, Tiny trots beside us wherever we go, a kinship to sheep. So how, may I ask you, is a sheep “The North Central Region is the ranch, please see review the a bleating bundle of mischief. More than once she has to raise a goat? The answer, like most things, is a work still half or less of average rainfall iGrow article, Time to Revisit Get it all zipped between my legs as I was opening the sliding in progress. Also, it is said that good fences make good glass door, and when she can jump higher, I have no neighbors. Perhaps, they make good parents as well. in the last two months,” Edwards Drought Plans for the Ranch in - HERE! doubt she will be hoofing her way into the pickup, look - formation regarding the South Dakota Drought Tool and the im - Also in stock: Fly Control portance of trigger dates within a Products, Straw Hats, Tack, drought plan. The article can be 5-Star Saddle Pads found at this link: Preventing wildfires on the farm and ranch http://igrow.org/livestock/beef/tim Because of dry conditions across much of the •When cutting hay in open pastures, make •After using any equipment to fight a fire, e-to-revisit-drought-plans-for-the- Jones’ state, the South Dakota Department of Agricul - sure the sickle bar or cutting discs are set above look it over thoroughly for any embers that may ranch /. Saddlery, Bottle & Vet ture’s Wildland Fire Division (SDWF) urges any protruding rocks. Sparks from the impact start the equipment on fire. Locally owned & operated farmers and ranchers to be prepared in case a of the metal hitting rocks while cutting hay in South Dakota Wildland Fire can be found on wildfire starts while they are baling. pastures or road ditches start wildland fires Twitter @SDWildlandFire and on Facebook by 859-2482 • Philip “Fire safety in the field has two key compo - every year in South Dakota. searching SD Wildland Fire. nents -- prevention and preparation in case a If a fire occurs: fire does break out," said division director Jay •Remain calm and call 911 immediately. Pro - Agriculture is a major contributor to South Esperance. "Both are important and can mean vide clear, concise directions to your location. Dakota’s economy, generating $25.6 billion in the difference between disaster and controlling Many field and bin sites do not have 911 ad - annual economic activity and employing over the situation for minimum of damage or work dresses, so be prepared to identify an intersec - 115,000 South Dakotans. The South Dakota stoppage." tion or landmark to help responders find the Department of Agriculture's mission is to pro - SDWF shares these fire safety reminders: exact location. mote, protect and preserve this industry for •All machinery should contain an approved •To help control field fires until firefighters today and tomorrow. Visit SDDA online at fire extinguisher of adequate size that is easily arrive, quickly disk a fire break approximately http://sdda.sd.gov or find us on Facebook and accessible. There are two types of extinguish - 15 feet wide around the fire. Twitter. SD Ag Chat podcasts can be found in ers, the powder extinguisher for electrical and •To assist with a structural fire, make sure the Ag News section at http://sdda.sd.gov/news. petroleum based fires and the water extin - there are no flammable objects nearby and if You may subscribe, free of charge, through guisher for vegetative fires. You may need to the circuit panel is safely accessible turn off the Google Play Music, iTunes or from carry both kinds of extinguishers. building's electricity. If time allows, evacuate https://sdagchat.podbean.com/. •Store hay away from combustibles such as any livestock. Also, if gasoline, fertilizers and pesticides, as well as possible spray high- open burning areas like burn barrels, brush pressure water on any piles and vegetative burning. surrounding vegetation •Leave 30 feet of mowed grass, bare ground or structures, discour - or rock between the bale groups, creating a aging spreading em - “I can find solid fire break. bers. Do not take risks. 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One of them was doing a live video throughout the day. In my last week’s report I spoke of a large wedding party with four bridesmaids besides the matron of honor, and four groomsmen besides the best man. The wedding colors through, to bypass the downtown, News from Loren Kiel were apple red and yellow. The our old house was exactly at the in - (continued from last week) bride wore her mother’s re-made, Hit & Miss tersection of the new highway and As evening approached, our white wedding dress. The brides - 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] N. Wood Ave., so we had to move granddaughter, Johanna Hieser, maids and matron of honor all wore out of the way. Dobby bought this and four sons came to join us for an matching decorative red dresses. house from Jim O’Connell and evening meal and some more time The groom and groomsmen were Elderly Meals coming vehicle and we can’t move means opposition to the with - hired Irvin O’Neill to move it in together. The evening was all-to - all in black tuxedos with the Thursday, June 15: Crispy over for them. When we are coming drawal of state support or recogni - cross country. Dobby gave Irvin our gether too short with Jo and the groomsmen having red vests as Baked Chicken, Roasted Red Pota - up on a bicyclist we should give a tion from an established church. old house as payment for moving boys. But all was not lost for toes, Beets. polite honk of the horn, kind of like Barbara and I went to the Sale was the case with father of the both houses. evening entertainment. We went to bride. Friday, June 16: Lemon Pepper a toot, to give them time to move Barn Café last week for our weekly Outside is an even 100˚ F., so we the movies, that is, a DVD of the The wedding ceremony was full Tilapia, Herb Pasta, Peas and Car - over onto the shoulder. romantic breakfast and I was are escaping from the heat to inside 1991 production of “Father of the rots. There is a lot of suction between amazed to see more than 50 horse of sacredness and serenity, yet ginnys air conditioned coffee house, Bride” starring Steve Martin and overflowing with joy and thanks - Monday, June 19 : Meatloaf, a semi or a pickup with a long horse trailers lined up, all the way back sipping on an iced latte. They have Dian Keaton as parents of the giving. There were three scripture Mashed Potatoes, Bacon Brussel trailer and a bicyclist. We have to to the highway. I have never seen delicious salads for a healthy lunch. bride, played by Kimberly Sprouts. haul cattle, hay and grain as part so many horse trailers. These were readers including me. Touching After lunch, I plan to try out the Williams. This was our first time words were spoken by pastors and Tuesday, June 20 : Indian Taco, of our everyday business and we working horse trailers, not the new solar heated shower and I will seeing that movie. It was very en - also by the bride’s father as he pre - Lettuce, Tomato, Black Olives, have to move fast. But, a bike fancy ones for roping ponies. give you a report later. Then I will tertaining. Through the years, Rose Onions. wreck will slow you down more Pipe is heading north. I mean sented the bride to the groom. Be - take a nap, the only proper thing to and I have done very little movie side repeating the traditional vows, Wednesday, June 21: Parme - than cutting them some slack and semi loads of big oil well pipe do after lunch, especially with this going! the groom and bride each had ten - san Chicken, Spaghetti Noodles, probably ruin your whole day and headed to North Dakota. Things heat. Update, All church weddings are pre - Five Way Blend. for the biker too. are prosperous up there again I der words to add to their vows. The I did take a solar heated outdoor ceded by a rehearsal. Right? bride and groom exchanged rings. *** By the way, it is legal for bicy - hear. North Dakota is helping the shower when the temperature hit Deanna and Anvesh’s wedding re - Also a special circular pendulum of Haakon County Prairie clists to ride on the interstate and U.S.A. become energy independent 105˚ F. The water was tepid hearsal took place at 5:30 p.m. Fri - gold centered with a cross was pre - Transportation Bus Schedule it is probably safer with more room and we thank them. The pipe lines (slightly warm) and wonderful on a day, June 2, at the Kettering First sented by the groom to his bride. … Trip to Rapid City every Tues - for vehicles to move on over. They help too. hot day. Baptist Church followed by a re - day and Thursday. To ride the bus must like the two lane for the I am sure you have seen the big (It, instead of a finger ring, is the Sunday morning, 12:22 a.m., hearsal supper at Christ Our Hope symbol used in India to mark a please call 605-441-1495 . Wall scenery or something; it is not piles of dirt, concrete and asphalt thunder woke me up and lightening Church at 7:30 p.m. To my sur - bus to Rapid City every Wednes - safer. Hopefully the bikers have by the construction area of the new woman as being married.) All in at - brightened the sky and a nice rain prise, my granddaughter asked me tendance were served communion day – leaves from Philip. For ques - brains and common sense and have school. Construction of the new ensued. Forty-one hundredths to be one of the scripture readers. tions please call Kay Ainslie at safety training especially when rid - sidewalk is also underway by the toward the end of the ceremony. showed up in the rain gauge in the The wedding party consisted of four Then the pastor, by the power in - 859-2670 or 441-2449 . ing in the big groups. swimming pool, so we are seeing daylight, although the concrete was bridesmaids and Deanna’s sister, *** June 6, 1944. We should all re - progress around Philip! vested in him, pronounced Anvesh dry – no doubt because it was still Erin Ferdelman, as her matron of and Deanna husband and wife and News from member that date. Do people know Wheat hay is selling for $150- warm from the scorcher the day be - honor, and four groomsmen, plus said to Anvesh, “Now you may kiss M.R. and Barbara Hansen what that date means? Do they $160 per acre, standing in the field, fore. We are still more than an inch the best man. Since the guest list the bride.” That was followed by The grass is gone! I went to know what the United States of according to my anonymous sources low on rain, but June is our wettest numbered 300, there were four ush - Rapid City again last week and America did for the rest of the at the Philip Pit Stop. Other people the recessional and dismissal of the month, so we might catch up. ers. With the ceremony honoring guests and the bridal party stand - looked for the lush regrowth of world? Do those in France and Ger - are saying they will not get it be - A hay trailer passed by the Philip both the American and the Indian grass on the Quinn Fire area. Do many remember this date? Some cause a lot of hay is available not ing in line to be greeted by the Pit Stop the other morning and cultures and traditions, a guest guests. you remember I reported the con - people remember the bad things we far south of here. The constant talk caused an immediate uproar from pastor, whose wife is a native of tented cows munching on the green did 100-150 years ago. Do they re - of hay quickly brings into focus how The scene shifted to the Presi - the assembled coffee drinkers. The India, assisted the main pastor. dential Banquet Center at a differ - grass? The grass is gone. The cows member what our parents and much we depend on rain. The last hay was loaded all wrong, it was a There was a guitarist and a female are gone. If we don’t get some rain grandparents did 73 years ago to drought started just this way. ent location in the city for the couple of bales short. This led to a vocalist besides the pianist. Includ - reception, dinner and dance. The soon, the grass will not come back. save the world? We had the an - It is time for another true confes - prolonged discussion of the age of ing the spouses of the wedding Rain is predicted at the 50 per - niversary of that date a few days sion. I was refilling my outdoor whole event was well orchestrated. the hay, the type of hay, the aver - party and the two families, there A long table was set up for the cent level, so we will pray for that. ago. solar shower the other day to see age weight per bale, conjecture on were about 36 at the rehearsal and Things get down to the nitty-gritty Do you know the word what would happen, a dry run you bridal party and numerous round where it was from, where it was rehearsal supper. tables were eloquently decorated real quick around here without rhinotillexomania? Rhino means might say. It was nearly full and headed, whose truck was hauling It may seem a bit crude, but I am rain. This area used to be called the nose, tillexo refers to finger and then it tipped off its perch. Luckily with place settings for guests. A it, various ways to load hay, the going to treat my reporting of this disc jockey furnished music. Salads Great American Desert for a rea - mania means habitual; so the word I was not under it trying it out; I number of straps needed versus the sacred event like a soap opera, in son. People are looking for hay to means habitual picking of your was filling it with cold water. Any - were served and the guests of each number of straps required, was the that I will continue my report next table were directed in an orderly buy. Thrifty ranchers who stock - nose. Everyone picks their nose at way, I quickly figured out how to truck overloaded, and a bunch of week. Yes, a Christian marriage is piled their hay are to be respected one time or another, especially in rebuild it and, better yet, I will rig fashion to go through a buffet style other comments that were not im - a sacred event and should by all line to fill their plates with the and admired right now. this area of dry air. If you do it as it up so it can be automatically re - portant. Then we had peace for a means be treated as such. My read - We got a nice rain Monday night, an unconscious activity you might filled with rain water. The environ - main course. Champagne or apple few minutes to discuss the obituar - ing at the wedding was taken from cider were served and used more 36 hundredths on our rain gauge. suffer from a disorder of some type. mentalists will love the whole set ies. We learn a lot at the Philip Pit ESV Bible – Genesis 2:18-24. Verse That agrees reasonably well with Have you heard of the word up. It is romantically secluded in than once to toast the bride and Stop. 24 is “Therefore a man shall leave groom. Both the best man and the the report at the Philip Pit Stop. denizen? This word means inhabi - some plum bushes I trimmed back, The longest day of the year is al - his father and his mother and hold We need another two inches to get tant, occupant, or someone who complete with a wooden floor made matron of honor gave a toast with most here and you all know what fast to his wife, and they shall be - short humorous but endearing back to normal. lives here. Why use a more compli - with two recycled wood pallets. that means. When the “days begin come one flesh.” You probably heard about the ve - cated word than you need? If you Stephanie Trask was a recent talks. to shorten the heat begins to get (this week’s news) There was floor space between hicle-bicycle wreck the other day. are writing something technical or visitor to our big house. Her grand - hotter” or something like that; in June 3, the day arrived for us to Apparently a big mirror scraped a important, then you should use ex - mother, Winnie O’Connell Trask, the bridal table and the disc jockey the winter we say “when the days gain another grandson (in-law) in for dancing. First the groom did a biker and sent him to the hospital actly the right word. But, if you are grew up in this house when it was begin to lengthen the cold begins to grand style. This will likely be the with terrific road rash. I heard the writing for ordinary people, you located at the ranch 35 miles out in slow dance with his mother, fol - strengthen.” We are headed on in last such occasion for us since we lowed by the bride and her father. bike was totaled. should use ordinary words. the country. Apparently it was a toward winter. This nice weather have no more unmarried grandchil - We officially love bicyclists, mo - How about transmogrification? It Montgomery-Ward house that They requested snappier music makes me nervous; you know it can dren and it would be a long time to and danced a routine which they torcyclists and all tourists. They means change. What is the biggest came in on the train in the form of only get worse. You recall from the wait for great-grandchildren to bring in a lot of money to the state. word that you know that means the numbered pieces, hauled to the had planned and practiced earlier. book “The Longest Winter” started marry. It would be possible if I lived Really, it was a splash – compared We need to all be aware of biker simplest thing? What about an - country and assembled. In 1954, out just like this, hot weather out to be 95, but likely by then I would safety, especially if there is an on - tidisestablishmentarianism? This when the new Highway 14 came to what one might see watching haying. I checked my propane tank not be ready to travel like this! dance competition on TV! Next, the just to be sure and it is only at the Yes, the day and hour had ar - bride and groom were cheered on 50 percent level, so I got to lay in rived for Deanna Rose Brown to be as they took to the floor. The dance some fuel for the winter. united in holy matrimony with An - continued on 16

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Obituaries Virginia Wolden, Arnold’s mother, Jo - age 89, of Rapid City, hanna’s recipe. It was S.D., formerly of a hit and became an - PVhiirligp,i ndiead WSuondldaye, n other part time job June 11, 2017, at her every fall when up to daughter's house, 100 pounds of pota - peacefully with her toes were made into family at her side. lefse and sold at craft Dianne Stotts, age 66, of Murdo, was going to rummage sales and Virginia was born to fairs. Arnold’s love of S.D., died Monday, June 5, 2017, at secondhand shops looking for bar - James C. and Eliza - his mother’s sour ADviearan Mnaery hSotuoste tins Pierre. gains. beth Smith on July cream raisin pie be - Dianne Renee Talley was born She is survived by her husband, 29, 1927, in Raleigh, came a family tradi - Feb. 26, 1951, in Sturgis, the Raymond; three daughters, N.C. tion when Virginia youngest child of Clayton and Edith Stephanie (Jim) Poppen of Pierre, Virginia graduated perfected it and a cov - (Snyder) Talley. She spent her early Stacey (Kenny) Booth of Vivian, and from Cary High eted prize for those childhood years in Stoneville. They Carrie (John) Kerns of Mesa, Ariz.; School, Cary, N.C., who learned to make moved to Fruitdale where she at - three sons, Jeremey (Kirsten) of and went on to work it and have it at their tended schooling while living on a Rhame, N.D., Rick of Murdo, and at Camp Butner during World War II, providing ac - whim. nearby ranch. She graduated in Josh Stotts of Tuscon, Ariz.; 11 counting and payroll services which paid the German Virginia’s wood-working passion developed into an - 1969 from Belle Fourche High grandchildren; two great-grandchil - POW’s for their work when they were housed there. other venture with Janet, her oldest daughter, who School and proceeded on to National dren; one sister, Shirley (Fred) She saved her War Bonds and used them to attend was also passionate about the restoration of antiques. American University for business. Sanders of Rio Rancho, N.M.; and North Carolina Beauty College and was graduated in Virginia purchased a wood finish company, Patina, Along the way, she married Jim one brother, Larry (Janet) Talley of 1946. She was an active volunteer with the Armed and marketed the products via the internet, craft Pelle, adding two daughters to the Rapid City. Services U.S.O. clubs and her love of dance made her sales and word of mouth to a host of satisfied cus - family while starting their life in She was preceded in death by a desired dance partner for the servicemen. tomers. Rapid City. They moved to Murdo in her mom and dad, father-in-law, She married M.C. Johnson and to this union three The love of dance remained a lifelong passion and 1978. She later married Raymond Harold, and many aunts and uncles. children were born, Janet, George and Michael. On upon semi-retirement, Arnold and Virginia took Stotts of Okaton, adding his two Sservices were held Saturday, Jan. 30, 1952, Virginia married Arnold Wolden at the dance classes and attended dances throughout the children to the family as well as two June 10, at the Messiah Lutheran First Lutheran Church in Philip, where he was a local area. more of their own. Church in Murdo with Pastor Ray charter member. To this union five children were Virginia was a grandmother to 20, great-grand - Her loves in life varied, but above all, her love for Greenseth officiating. born Gene, Linda, Roger, Mark and Terry. mother to 24, and great-great-grandmother to two; a her family was strongest. An avid gardener, her flow - Interment was at the Murdo Cemetery. Virginia was an active member in the First loyal friend to many, and an esteemed co-worker. ers brought joy, especially sunflowers. Growing up on Arrangements were with Rush Funeral Home of Lutheran Church assisting with Sunday School Virginia was preceded in death by her husband, a ranch her love of animals continued strong as well, Philip. classes, Bible studies and Rebeccah Circle, but al - Arnold; her parents; sister, Rachel; sisters-in-law, always caring for one more pet. Her favorite pastime ways ready to volunteer to assist with services. Vir - Jeanette Smith, Mabel Kiel, Alice Hanson-Strand, ginia was a Spirit of Dakota Award nominee for her Agnes Fickbohm, Helga Warrington, Julia Brooks family and community contributions. and Junis Wolden, brothers-in-law, Sam and Oliver Virginia never really decided on one mission or ca - Wolden, Louis Woodall; children, Janet (Craven), reer. She initially continued her career as a cosme - George Johnson and Mark Wolden; and great grand - tologist in Philip for many years and owned and daughters, Tessa Brenner, Logan and Emma Duran. operated The Personal Touch salon. She also became Virginia’s generous graciousness, forgiveness and Dorothy Kay Newman, age 73, She was preceded in death by a certified nurse’s aide and worked at the Hans P. Pe - open arms leave a lasting legacy for all those who of Fairview, Tenn., passed away her parents and son, Jeffrey Allen. terson Hospital off and on for over 40 years, her last were privileged to have known her. MDaoyr 2o9t, h2y01 K7, apyea Ncefeuwllym ata hn er Grateful for sharing her life are employment with them ended at age 84 after provid - A visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, home. her husband of 51 years; one son, ing services at the Silverleaf Assisted Living. June 14, at the Rush Funeral Home in Philip. Dorothy Kay was born Jan. 13, Bryan Paul of St. Paul, Minn.; one Virginia’s talents for cooking, baking, gardening Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, June 1944, in Kadoka, S.D., to Kristian daughter, Julie Ann Davis and sewing/needle work was passed on to her chil - 15, at the American Legion Hall in Philip with Pastor and Evelyn (Ruesink) Paulson. (Richard) of Franklin, Tenn.; one dren, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Since David Piper officiating. She grew up in the Hilland area granddaughter, Sarah; three Arnold was a 100 percent Norwegian, Virginia be - Interment will be at the Masonic Cemetery in and attended her first eight years grandsons, Joshua, Joseph and came a Norwegian cook to supplement the southern Philip. of education in a country school, Jonathan; one sister, DeMaris cuisine she learned from her mother. For her family Arrangements are with Rush Funeral Home of and proceeded to attend and grad - Nesheim (Erv); two brothers, Gor - and friends, she cooked lots of potatoes and meat and Philip. uate from Philip High School. She don Paulson (Diane) and Gaylord sweets but the crowning glory was baking lefse, using then went to St. John’s McNamara Paulson (Beva); and a blessed Nursing School and received her multitude of family and friends. nursing degree and registered In Lieu of flowers, please con - nurse certificate. sider a donation to St. Jude’s Chil - Legal Deadline for the Pioneer Review: She then met the love of her life, dren’s Hospital or The Alzheimer’s Fridays at Noon Paul Newman, whom she married Association Home: (605) 837-2945 Advertising Deadline for the on Aug. 21, 1965 in the Lutheran A Life Celebration was held Sat - PBrenteters Excavation Church in Hilland. They had two Tenn., in 1999 and becoming a urday, June 3, at Harpeth Hills Peters Cell: (605) 381-5568 Pioneer Review: Tuesdays at 11 a.m. sons and one daughter. member of Westview United Funeral Home, Nashville, Tenn. Excavation work of Call 859-2516 or email: [email protected] She was very active in churches, Methodist Church. She loved A graveside service will be held Located in schools, communities and service music, especially old hymns. She at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, July 15, at W ALL types! Kadoka, SD Backhoe W organizations in each of the 10 will always be remembered for her the Masonic Cemetery in Philip Trenching W cities she and Paul lived in. pleasant personality, warm smile, with Pastor Ray Greenseth offici - Tire Tanks W Dorothy Kay was a member of hearty laugh, her heart of service ating. Vacuum Mahalah Lutheran churches around the to others and known as a loving Excavation W Cobett Waters country until moving to Fairview, wife, mother, sister and friend. 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PHILIP COMMUNITY Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Bible Study & Prayer, EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 pm Mondays at 7 p.m. Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 Everyone Welcome!! * * * * * * * Local Church Service Schedule Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH Last Sunday of the month – Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip 10 miles SE of Midland potluck dinner following church serv - SACRED HEART (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) TRINITY LUTHERAN 859-2841 • [email protected] Pastor Ray Greenseth ices Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. Sunday Worship: 4:15 p.m. CT CATHOLIC CHURCH Confession: Before Mass Midland – 843-2538 Last Monday of the month – Children's Church: 8:30 a.m. Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] Monday Mass: 4:00 p.m. Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Evangelical Ladies Service/ Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m. Fr. Gary Oreshoski * * * * * * * * Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 9:00 a.m. (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) Wednesday Mass: 5:30 p.m. 1st Wednesday of the Month: * * * * * * Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Moenville – 843-2538 * * * * * * * * * * * * Sunday Worship: 7:00 p.m. (CT) ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN * * * * * * Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 CHURCH OF INTERIOR OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Fr. Gary Oreshoski Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 Long Valley Ancient wisdom for modern life Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m. * * * * * * If ye love me, keep my Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. * * * * * * * OUR REDEEMER commandments. (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip John 14:15 (KJV) Confession: Before Mass PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley (605) 669-2406 • Murdo * * * * * * Pastor Ray Greenseth ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. Milesville – 859-2664 859-2336 • Philip * * * * * * * * The statement is so simple. Love Fr. Gary Oreshoski Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Pastor Walter Switzer God, and you will abide by His (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) at the Senechal Apts. lobby Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. commandments. If you truly love Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. God, you will want to obey Him. Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. You will find it easy to obey Him. * * * * * * Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 You will obey Him without question. True love breeds Rush Funeral Home Ronald G. Mann, DDS Scotchman obedience. See for yourself! 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 • June 15, 2017 Frank took John for a little prairie dog hunting. Saturday night, Frank and Shirley, along with Midland their son, Murdock, his wife, Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected] Lynn, and their boys attended the Quite the catch! wedding dance for Jayson and Due to a computer malfunction, there will be PLEASE NOTE: The Midland Cemetery Board has Amanda Sherer who were married no Midland news this week. Please email or call requested flowers be removed from graves – if you this winter during the NFR in Las Sonia with your news for next week’s edition. want to keep them – by the end of June. Thank you. Vegas. Jayson is the son of Diane Norman Hettinger who grew up in this area. Kevin and Mary Neuhauser helped out at the Shrine Circus in Moenville Ft. Pierre last Wednesday and Thursday. Now plans are being Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected] made for the next Shrine Circus in Philip July 2. Kevin and Mary and Greetings from cooler, overcast, the grasshoppers are so thick. I brate they came to the country. some friends helped their daugh - wind still, dampish northeast left patches of tall grass and She hadn't been out in this area ter, Brianna, move to a different Haakon County! Strong storms weeds, hoping they would stay for many years. Sunday, Dick and house in Pierre Saturday. Later rolled across the region last night, there rather than move toward Gene attended church at Deep Saturday, Kevin watched a Pierre but fortunately there wasn't any the yard and garden. Time will Creek and Sunday afternoon Gene Legion baseball game in Pierre. hail or wind damage in our area. tell if that strategy works or not. I worked at catching up on some Tuesday, Mary and her sister, We received .40” of an inch of rain, think this is just going to be one of yard work. Cindy Gerber, accompanied their and we are grateful for every drop. those years where you battle Take note – Church services at mother, Kathryn Schlechter, to Areas south of us received a bit through until the snow flies and Deep Creek Church next Sunday Sioux Falls for some doctor ap - more rain and areas north of us hope for better luck next year. (6/18) will be held at 11 a.m. CDT. pointments. Kevin said he re - received a bit less, but any There is a lot of haying going on Dave Ohrtman will be the guest ceived .35” of rain Monday night amount of precipitation is wel - in the community. Some folks are pastor. and he is hoping it is the start of come and sorely needed. cutting and baling some of the Billy and Arlyne Markwed bigger, better things, moisture- Folks in the Four Corners area wheat and others are patching helped with a sale near Vivian wise. got 1.2 inches of rain! I hope around the alfalfa fields – cutting Wednesday. Thursday and Fri - Coreen Roseth said their crew Mother Nature can get in the the best and leaving the rest. It is day, Arlyne took great-grand - has been busy putting up hay. She habit of continuing moisture for going to be a challenge to get daughter Kori to basketball camp was in Kadoka last Tuesday to at - the area! Although we are dry enough feed on hand to take the in Philip. Kori had fun and tend a 4-H horse show and Thurs - here, it sounds like areas to the livestock through the winter. The learned a lot, plus she got special day she was in Midland to watch east are even more dry. A couple sale barns have been pretty busy one-on-one time with Grandma the grandkids play baseball. Sat - of crop consultants stopped by yes - for this time of year, because peo - Arlyne! They even got to do lunch. urday was spent watching a base - terday and they said they had ple are selling cattle due to lack of While in Philip Friday, Arlyne ball tournament in Philip. Being a been to a wheat field near Harrold grass. stopped by for a visit with Mary grandma can certainly keep you that morning. The winter wheat On to the news – Nels Paulson Ann Stoner. Later Friday, Billy busy! She said Sunday was a qui - was fully headed, and it was so has been working on tractors and and Arlyne headed to Rapid City. eter day and Monday she was short that it didn't even reach the has started the haying process. He They had supper with Billy's catching up on some of the mow - Courtesy Photo running boards on the pickup! and Dorothy were in Philip one cousin, Frannie Tennyson, and ing. Julian Roseth was in Pierre Al Kochersberger, Philip, caught this 33.25” northern pike They said that some areas hadn't day last week for parts and her daughter, Debbie. After sup - Monday attending the special leg - at Lake Waggoner recently. even greened up this spring. Our Dorothy attended church at Deep per, they attended the Daniel O' - islative session to address the thoughts and prayers sure go out Creek Sunday. It also sounds like Donnell concert. Arlyne said they non-meandered lakes issue. Com - to the folks in those areas. she has her washing machine were seated next to lots of familiar promise legislation was passed News from the garden is a bit and the issue will be addressed fixed – yahoo! faces from the area – it was al - Thursday, attending in-service for Our week has been busy here better than last week. I have been again in future sessions. Dick and Gene Hudson were in most like old home week! Billy teachers at Stanley County. Jon and a little quiet. Our company is watering, trying to keep things Max and Joyce Jones were in Pierre Thursday for a dental ap - and Arlyne spent Friday night at and Connie Johnson and son, all gone and our daughter, alive. The tomatoes and peppers Rapid City to see the urologist Fri - pointment. While in Pierre, they the home of their daughter, Kim, Noah, were in Aberdeen last Fri - Chelsea, her husband, Mike, and are planted and doing well. I had day. Saturday, they were in town stopped in to visit Clark and Car - and her husband, Jeff Marso, in day and Saturday for the State their daughter, Maddie, spent the to replant some of the green beans to attend the wedding of Talyn O' - men Alleman. Friday, the Hud - Rapid City. Saturday, Billy and Clay Target Shooting Competi - week in North Carolina attending and cucumbers, and I've given up Connor – Talyn is the niece of Max sons and their friends, Jim and Arlyne went to Custer to attend tion. Noah has been shooting with the graduation of Mike's niece. We on trying to grow carrots or peas and Joyce's daughter-in-law, Vonnie O'Dea, attended the the Morgan family reunion. The the Stanley County team this continue to deal with the after - this year. The rabbits seem to re - Darcy. Following the wedding, Daniel O'Donnell concert in Rapid Morgan family used to live in this year. There were 320 kids, grades math of the fire that destroyed ally like the carrots and peas – Max and Joyce went to visit Rocky City. Gene said it was a wonderful area, not far from where Billy and six - 12, in the competition and Randy's farm shop. We sifted they completely mowed them off! and Norma Tibbs for a while, then concert and they had great seats. Arlyne now live. There were 11 Noah took fourth place in his divi - through the ashes, took lots of So the garden this year won't have they went on to Philip to pick up Saturday, friend and former children in the family and Leona sion. Congratulations to him! He photos and then we put all the as much variety as some years, some parts. (Actually, the parts neighbor Mary Ann Fischer came (Morgan) Dreyden is the only one will attend school in Philip next burned remains in a big hole and but as always I need to be grateful was the starter for a tractor, to visit them for the day. Mary of the children still living. One of year and at this point Philip does - covered it up. It is a relief to not for what there is. I've also been which is very heavy, so picking it Ann's son, Todd, and great-grand - Leona's brothers-in-law was also n't have a clay target shooting have to look at that mess! The watering the lawn, but it still up was not an easy chore, but they daughters, Lilly and Brooklynn, there – he is 91 years old. Evi - team, so this may be the only time rain last night helped to rinse the looked kind of dry. Then we re - got the job done!) While out and also came along. Lilly and Brook - dently the Morgans have the re - he gets to compete. Connie said soot off things, which is wonderful ceived the rain and it looks much about, they came past a fire near lynn are daughters of Mary Ann's union annually, with guests their garden is doing pretty well, as well. Randy has been busy put - better. I've been mowing some of Ronnie Douds. The fire was still granddaughter, Theresa. It was coming from as far away as but they also spend a lot of time ting up hay and figuring out how the areas around the barns and Mary Ann's birthday, so to cele - Florida and New Jersey. I asked smoldering, but mostly out. On the good news front, the bathroom watering. to fix things with fewer tools and Arlyne how Billy's team of Fjord Congratulations to Mary supplies. Fortunately, he has a horses was coming along and she remodeling project at Max and Joyce's home is done! Joyce said Briggs! Last Thursday was her service pickup that had some tools said one of the horses has a sore last day of work for the state of in it. Every day we think of things knee, so they haven't been practic - she is still getting things put where they need to be, but she's South Dakota. I'm sure she'll that were lost and need to be re - ing much, giving the knee a enjoy her retirement! Her co- placed, but it will be a long, te - chance to heal. Billy and Arlyne very happy with the result of the re-do! She has also been doing workers had a party for her at dious process. I am still grateful attended church at Deep Creek work Thursday, and Sunday her that our homes were spared and Sunday. some organizing and deep clean - ing at home. ( I need to do quite a daughters, Keva and Rea, hosted no one was injured – it could have Lola Roseth was in Belvidere a retirement get-together at been so much worse! Our nephew, Thursday to attend funeral serv - bit of that myself!) Bill and Polly Bruce went to Keva's home in Ft. Pierre. Mary Luke Neuhauser, has been here ices for Lucy Freeman. Sunday, said even though she isn't driving this week helping Randy with the Lola and Duane attended church Midland Wednesday evening to the home of her sister, Audrey to Pierre for work several days a clean up and farm work. Our son, at Deep Creek. Brita Bergeson week, she had been to Pierre Fri - Scott, was here Saturday – he was the guest pastor last week. Jones. Polly and Audrey hosted a meeting of the Altar Society and day for an allergy shot, Saturday brought a golf cart to replace the Lola served lunch after services. to pick up parts and Sunday for one that was lost in the fire and he Monday evening, Duane was in Bill and Gene spent time in the basement visiting and watching the retirement get-together! Mon - restored power to Randy's wood Pierre to play horseshoes. day she got to be home, but Tues - shop, which is now being utilized Frank and Shirley Halligan had television. Polly said it was very nice to visit with the area ladies. day she was headed to Pierre as a fix-it shop. company last week. Their friends, again to get some parts. That is Don Sandal stopped in for a John and Nancy Davis, Tucson, Saturday night, Bill and Polly at - tended church in Midland. Their the life of a farm wife, that's for visit last weekend – he was in the visited Thursday through Sunday sure! Lee Briggs continues to be area checking on his land south of as John was here for his 50th class son, Andy, Pierre, was at the ranch over the weekend helping busy with field work and I'm sure the Deep Creek Church. It was so reunion in Pierre. Nancy and he appreciates having Mary good to see him! Don has experi - Shirley visited with friends and with the haying process. Their son, David, had spent the week at around to help with moving equip - ence with fire and the aftermath – the ranch, but returned to his ment, running for parts and just his business in Hayes burned home near Rapid City over the having her home in general! I re - twice, I believe. He said he shares weekend. Polly said the guys have member how it felt when I was his Pioneer Review with friend June 12, 2017 the people digging the ditch for the pipe to been very busy putting up hay and able to be home full time – it was, and neighbor Marvin Olson. To Whom it May Concern: be laid. And with that the line was able to she and Bill help with the moving and is, marvelous! I certainly Hello, Marvin! process as well as food for the hay don't take it for granted. This week, I am grateful for ex - I am puzzled by what is going on with come to Midland. Midland was one of the crew. They are currently cutting Nancy Neuhauser spent a cou - emplary customer service. Last the water lines in the town of Midland and first communities to be able to get water and baling some wheat on the for - ple of days in Sioux Falls this Friday morning, I noticed we had what the reason is for doing it. Serving on from two ways, which made for a real mer Haskin’s land east of Pierre. week for a doctor's appointment. some water in the kitchen where She recently had a knee replaced, it shouldn't have been. On exami - the Midland town board for 30 years, with benefit to Midland. Evidently there are several hay - ing crews working on the fields so this was a follow-up appoint - nation, I found that one of the 25 of those years as Mayor, it was during The time came when we switched there. ment with the surgeon. She is drains on the kitchen sink was that time something needed to be done with Engineers as a more in-depth Engineer was Connie Johnson was in Ft. doing very well and is so glad to be leaking – a nut had broken and I Pierre last Monday through rid of the pain! needed new nuts plus some pipe to the water pipes throughout the town of needed moving forward. The Engineer was fix it. (Luckily, I had an old cast Midland. The old pipes were deteriorating, from Columbus, Ohio, worked with HUD off pipe wrench in my bag of house causing numerous water breaks in the town. in Denver, CO, and was excellent. We were tools.) I was headed to town that day, so I took the broken piece The repair of those water breaks were costly. fortunate to have him on the team. After this with me and went to see my We were out of options, something had to move, it was approved by the City of cousin, Cash Hogen, at his store in be done! Midland. Plastic lines were installed first Pierre. He found me the pieces I After discussing the situation, the town from the north Hwy. 14 line and the second needed and he told me I would have to cut the plastic pipe to the board made the decision to look into what installed from the south I-90 line, with both length I needed. I wasn't sure options were out there. An Engineer was meeting at the Midland water tank. The whether we still had a hack saw or hired from Banner and Associates out of lines throughout the town were looped at not, so he cut the piece for me! When I got home, Randy put it Rapid City, with meetings and discussions the time of installation of the plastic lines. back together and it fit like a to follow. For a number of years, I served Our team of Engineers were excellent in dream! Hallelujah! And it only and was a member of the Board of Directors their own field of expertise. I have to admit cost me $9 – cheap and cheerful! Service like that is what keeps me for the Greater Missouri Community I am puzzled by the fact I was not asked going back to their store. Good Development Corp., out of Pierre. We used what all took place during that in-depth customer service is sometimes an Engineer from Greater Missouri Corp., work with the water lines in Midland. I am hard to come by! who proved to be a real asset in the whole the only one still living in Midland who was I hope you all have a great week. Practice being grateful – it project. They did all the work, which left involved in the project from the beginning can change your entire outlook on Midland able to get water from the north to the end. Speaking for myself, I would We have been helping friends and neighbors in life. And please continue to pray Hwy. 14 line and from the south I-90 line, or have contacted who knew what took place for rain – we still need it. Western South Dakota for over 40 years! And if you have a chance, I hope both lines. The line from the north was before moving forward with what is being Give us a call for your Farm-Ranch, Business, you'll get to take part in some of stopped at the farm of Jerry Nemec by a done now. It’s a costly project for a town of Homeowner and Auto Insurance questions. the many activities planned for person from Midland who told them they 129 people and I am sure not necessary. the Philip celebration next week - end. These types of events take a would be shot by Jerry if they crossed his lot of time and effort to plan and land. Rather an interesting statement Thank you! 605-342-3585 implement and they are a great considering I had signed easements and /s/Jerry J. Nemec opportunity to see your friends right-of-way to cross my land. When I got Jerry J. Nemec 800-342-3585 and neighbors and to support the Dan Lewis – Lisa Bader community. wind of what had happened, I talked with Concerned Citizen of Midland Have a great week! 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Hello from That evening, made new friends. We went back Kadoka. It has Bill and I had into Rapid and visited at Zack and been one of those supper out, then Cori’s and were delighted to hear weeks to write went to the car that Cori passed her boards and is home about, hot races. It was ap - now an registered nurse. June 10 and windy. Be - preciation night was really Raiden’s fourth birth - tween the wind and admission day and they had plans to play and high temper - was free. We en - miniature golf and go bouncing. atures the area joyed a visit with Bill wasn’t feeling the best, so is taking on the Terry Buchert after spending a little time with look of August, and Leonard them we went back to the RV. things are turn - Konst, who were Sunday, Tony Harty attended ing brown and in attendance chuch, then went out for dinner. growth is coming also, along with Kathy Brown and Dale Koehn to a standstill Renee Konst. were looking for a special vice grip and going back - Sandee Git - and checked in with him, but no Del Bartels wards in some tings and Robin luck there. He visited with Kathy instances. The Gittings at - a little while when she was water - The Haakon County Public Library began its annual summer reading only thing that tended the get ing the garden. Tony said it rained program, Wednesday, June 7. The guest reader was Reghan Larson. The grows good together honor - during the night, but not much in kids then did sidewalk chalk art outside, followed by lots of bubbles. A under these con - ing Leo and San - Kadoka. reading contest is being held. Inquire with librarian Missy Koester. ditions are the A couple from Nebraska stopped for a tour of the bed and breakfast Fri - dra (O’Connor) Sunday, Bill and I took it easy weeds and they day afternoon. He said he had driven by the sign several times and de - Gittings Friday and were puttered around in the seem to flourish. cided it was time to see what it was all about. Sandee Gittings always evening in Philip motor home. Bill decided to check Monday, June gives a great tour and the main focal point is the mural in the living room at a come and go the oil and discovered that the air 5, Mel Carlton done by the service members stationed there using markers. wedding recep - conditioning chamber had come came by for a tion and enjoyed apart so the air conditioner was visit in the after - Don Moody kept busy Wednes - supper with all of trying to cool the entire outdoors. noon and had coffee with me. I day by weed eating around things the family. Leo and Sandra were We made a trip to pick up some needed a break from a task that and started cleaning in the house married this winter in Arizona. tape to fix the problem and was giving me grief, so a welcome when it got too hot outside. We wish them many happy years seemed to have got a fix on it, at interruption came at the right Wednesday afternoon, Bill and I together. any rate when the air conditioner time. Bill was in for cards at Philip decided it was about time to go Saturday, Tom Williams and runs now and there is no air blow - in the afternoon. looking around the little farm for Roy Pfeifer were out to Don ing outside. We went to Zack and Don Moody got a call in to get thistle and other weeds we don’t Moody’s and moved cattle around. Cori’s for Raiden’s birthday party. the window put back in his really appreciate. It was a pretty Don worked some in the barn. He What a fun time, with other fam - windrower Monday and did vari - warm day, so Bill kept cool in the made a trip into Kadoka to do ily members on hand and lots of ous jobs around the ranch. He took pickup while I took off spraying. I some shopping in the afternoon. food and gifts. a look around the area that he got a pretty good kill on the big Don said his rain gauge showed “Every tomorrow has two han - hays and is wondering just what patches in prior years, so now the 48/100” of rain Saturday night. He dles. You can take hold of the han - kind of a crop he will get this year. hard part is spotting those individ - was busy Sunday in the shop dle of anxiety or the handle of The heat and wind are taking a ual plants that were still surviv - working on the baler and trying to enthusiasm. Upon you choice so toll on the grass and the alfalfa ing. That takes more time really. I get his sprayer to work as well as will be the day.” Ho to be an Up was stunted by frost. was able to go all around the whittling away at other things in Person in a Down World Our sympathy to the family of draws and dam and by the golf the shop. His daughter, Michelle, Dorothy Kay (Paulson) Newman course and back up to meet him called for a chat and that bright - who passed away at their home in with only one tank of chemical, ened his day. Fairview, Tenn. A memorial serv - but it took close to three hours. Saturday, Tony Harty did his ice will be held at 1:00 p.m. Satur - When we were about home, the usual in the morning. In the after - day, July 15, at Our Redeemer phone rang and it was Kenny noon, he cleaned up and went to Lutheran Church in Philip with Neville wondering if Bill was com - the 65th anniversary of Bud and John Thune Pastor Ray Greenseth officiating. ing for cards (the spraying cut into Darlene Knight and a Knight re - Sympathy is extended to the his card playing that day). He said union held in Philip at the Bad U.S. Senator from South Dakota family of Virginia Wolden who he would be right over, so back to River Senior Citizen’s Center. He passed away Sunday, June 11, at enjoyed visiting with lots of folks Philip he went after dropping me Being A Dad Means You that you should always have your teammates’ backs. the home of her daughter, Linda, and also enjoyed the lunch. We at home. He got some more catfish Are Part Of A Team I remember my dad, in particular, was always willing in Rapid City. A visitation will be wish Bud and Darlene many more from Kenny. I attended the visita - No one ever said that being a dad was easy. I do to have those tough down-by-five, get-your-head-in- held from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, years together. tion for Lucy Freeman in Kadoka not think it is supposed to be either. the-game-type chats with us, but no matter the out - June 14, 2017, at the Rush Fu - Jody Gittings came out early that evening. From my perspective, being a father to Brittany come, he was always proud of what we achieved. He neral Home in Philip. Funeral Saturday morning and went with Sandee Gittings was in Stanley and Larissa is both the toughest and most rewarding still is today. services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Robin Gittings to help brand at and Hughes counties doing sur - job I have ever had. And it has been worth every sin - When I became a coach to Brittany and Larissa Thursday, June 15, 2017, at the Henry Hanson’s. veys Thursday. She had a nice gle minute, which now looking back, they all seem to and my dad took a seat in the bleachers, I relied on American Legion Hall in Philip Graveside services for George visit with Brett Sether while in have flown past me and Kimberley over the years. many of his parenting techniques. Throughout our with Pastor David Piper officiat - Gittings who died Sunday, Dec. Pierre. The only thing more important to me than being a journey, Kimberly, Brittany, Larissa and I have had ing. 25, 2016, near his home will be Tony Harty said that Enid father is that I am the best one I can be – that I show a lot of good days together – and a few tough ones The hunters from Wisconsin left held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, June 16, Schulz let him know about the up, listen and love my kids unconditionally. I learned every now and then. But looking back, I only hope early Monday morning after at the Blair Family Cemetery west Feeding America truck that comes a lot about what it takes to be great dad by watching that I have made my girls half as proud of me as I am spending the weekend at the Git - of Billsburg near the Kelly Blair into Philip with distribution at the my own father. In fact, it is safe to say that I would of the women they’ve become. tings’ home. Sandee Gittings spent ranch along Highway 34/73. Some - Bad River Senior Citizen’s Cen - not be the man and father I am today without his wis - Now that Brittany and Larissa are both mothers, I Monday in the Jackson County one will be at the road to direct ter – he was on hand to get some dom, strength and tenacity to always put his family have retired myself to the bleachers with my dad. We area doing surveys for her job. those attending the services. food. On his way home, he saw a first. are still part of the game, do not get me wrong. But Tuesday morning, she was in Mid - Saturday evening, Ralph and fruit club truck and followed it He was a busy guy, just like everyone else in Murdo rather than holding a clipboard and whistle, we will land. Cathy Fiedler went to the Eric where it set-up at the gas station who worked hard to raise a family and make ends be snacking on popcorn as we cheer and support our Tony Harty had a quiet Monday Hanson home for supper to cele - here in Kadoka. He got some nice meet. But he was never too busy to spend time with team, which with God’s blessing has continued to with usual calls and picked up the brate Elsie’s 16th birthday, which fruit from it, too. He stopped for a us kids. He was always up for throwing a ball back grow over the years. mail and on Tuesday as well. was Thursday. The Don Klumb visit at our place and shared some and forth in our yard, taking us fishing and attending With Father’s Day right around the corner, I want Later in the day Tuesday, the bi - family and Jeanette and Nevan apples and peaches with us. That our afterschool sporting events. He even put a bas - to wish the happiest of Father’s Days to my dad cycle group came through Kadoka also were there. After cake and was very generous, thanks Tony. ketball hoop up in the backyard. It was a dirt court, Harold, my sons-in-law Luke and Scott, and all of the touring small towns. He thought Elsie opened her gifts, some out - Thursday, I was busy with some but there was a light above the hoop, which meant other dads across South Dakota who, as President about 180 came through on their door games were enjoyed before caps. Carol Kroetch rode her mo - we could shoot baskets well after the sun went down Ronald Reagan once said, “serve as models and way from Rapid City to Sioux everyone headed for home. In the torcycle over and stopped for a Sports was kind of a metaphor for how we lived our guides for their sons and daughters and help to pass Falls. They stayed overnight en - Sturgis area, Cathy reported a visit with me and told how the lives. Dad and mom were the coaches, and my sib - on to the next generation the heritage of our civiliza - joying a supper in the park and half an inch of rain Saturday cross country day camp went. It lings and I were all on the team. My parents instilled tion.” breakfast at the school, Wednes - night. Due to the dryness in most sounds like it was a great success. in us the importance of being a part of that team and day morning. Many tents were Dave MacFeat, Jr., came by to of South Dakota, every little bit of pitched in the park and some get some caps. Tony stopped for a rain is much appreciated and a motor homes were parked by the visit and shared fruit with us. reason to be thankful. Sunday school. Tony happened to stop and Charlie Wilcox, Wanblee, came by gave some relief from the very hot visit with those by the school and for a visit with Bill. I got one part temperatures during the week in Summer food service Organizations across South Dakota are serving free Dakota and across the country. The information is they didn’t know about the supper of the yard mowed. It seems the Sturgis area with the high meals to the state’s youth this summer as a part of also available by texting “Food” to 877-877 or calling in the park, so they were grateful wasteful to cover the whole yard, being 77˚. the Summer Food Service Program and Seamless 1-866-3-HUNGRY. for him letting them know. so I sort of spot mowed. Saturday morning, Bill and I Summer Option. Feeding sites will be added to the summer meal site Tuesday, Don Moody was in Don Moody was cleaning the were up bright and early thinking Children age 18 and younger may receive a meal finder regularly. It is important to check back peri - Philip at the clinic to keep an ap - house Thursday and one thing led Bill was gong to help Zack Seager free of charge at participating sites, which include or - odically. pointment, then came into Kadoka to another and he found himself with some projects. Zack and the ganizations such as nonprofits, schools, libraries and The summer food service program and seamless for the car wash and finally on re-arranging things so he could family were sleeping in, so we local governments. summer option are federally funded through the home to get at the mowing around put away tapes. That re-arranging went back to the motor home and Families have many ways to access the most cur - USDA and administered by the South Dakota De - the buildings done. can get you into bigger trouble, be - rested a little, then decided we rent information on free feeding locations and the partment of Education. More information is at Bill and I were on the road Tues - cause when you move something would go to Mystic for a visit with dates and times of meal service throughout the sum - http://www.doe.sd.gov/cans/. day morning to Rapid City to take you have to get rid of any dust and Ken and Lynn Hartman and fam - mer. The United States Department of Agriculture’s care of some business. We also got bugs behind what was moved, ily and joined them for a lunch. I summer meal site finder tool is a few things for printers before re - then that leads to other things. fixed up watermelon as a contribu - http://www.fns.usda. gov/summer - turning home. Better to just leave well enough tion to join all the other good food foodrocks. This free, web-based appli - Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - alone. He had a nice phone call brought in. There was a wedding cation allows users to easily locate Gruder and Daniel Jordan had from his daughter, Michelle Al - going on at the chapel, so it was summer food sites throughout South supper at the Gittings’ home Tues - mond, Rapid City, checking in to one busy place. We had a nice visit day with Jessica doing the cook - see how things were going. with the Hartman family and NOTICE ing. Jim Whited, Texas, spent Friday evening, Ralph and CITY OF PHILIP PROPERTY OWNERS Tuesday night at the Gittings’ Cathy Fiedler went to Spearfish home. and attended downtown Friday FLOOD ELEVATION CERTIFICATE Wednesday was chicken day for nights with Don and Lynette Tony Harty. Jake and George Klumb and Jeanette and her The City of Philip is interested in hearing from property Hofer arrived about 7 a.m. with grandson, Nevan. owners in the flood plain Do you have an elevation chickens and potpies. Lots of folks Friday here in Kadoka, it was a came and went in a short amount hot day with Tony Harty reporting certificate? If not, are you interested in obtaining an elevation of time and soon the majority of a 102˚. He did his usual calls and certificate? the chickens were gone. There was got his mail, then hunkered down one mix-up on an order and after with the air conditioner running According to recent information from FEMA, “Properties in feeding Jake and George some ribs for the rest of the day. When he high risk flood areas may experience a 25% annual increase he’d made, they were on their way stepped outside about 7 p.m. it home. Tony went west to meet was still hot. to their flood insurance premiums until they reach the folks with a couple of cases of Friday morning early, Rich and property’s true risk of flood damage. They have provided that chickens. He stopped in at Cactus a helper from Les’s Body Shop obtaining an elevation certificate will assist property owners Flat and got a cold drink. The hel - showed up at Don Moody’s to put Come from overpaying for flood insurance.” More information is icopter is parked just to the north the glass back in his windrower. available at https://www.fema.gov/cost-of-flood . of the store there. He pointed out Don said his temperature recorded some prairie dogs to a little girl 105.6˚ for the high that day. He Check and her mother, they thought that found things to do in the cool of the The City is willing to assist those interested in obtaining an was something. When he got back house the rest of the day. Out elevation certificate with locating a land surveyor. In addition, into Kadoka, he attended confir - Bill and I were on the road to if there is sufficient interest, a group discount may be mation for nine young people at the Black Hills Friday morning. Lot #2! available. All costs associated with this will be the the Catholic church. There was a The wind was blowing out of the responsibility of the property owner. nice supper served for those in at - south. We settled in at the camp - tendance. ground, got haircuts, checked in Wednesday, Cathy Fiedler went with Zack Seager and we decided 859-2744 or 685-3068 Please contact the City Finance Office at 605-859-2175 by to Rapid City with her sister, it was best to stay out of the heat. June 30, 2017, if you are interested. Jeanette, to do some errands. Philip 8 Rodeo Pioneer Review • June 15, 2017 Good Luck, Cowgirls & Cowboys at the State Rodeo June 13-17 at the Belle Fourche Roundup Grounds

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Wynn Shaack Dylan Schofield Tessa Menzel Steer Wrestling & Team Roping Saddle Bronc Breakaway Roping & Goat Tying Proudly sponsoring our local youth! A&A Tire & Repair Gibson Concrete Construction 843-2521 • Midland 859-2970 • Philip Philip Hardware All Star Auto Haakon County Abstract 859-2521 • Philip 441-2859 • Philip 859-2461 • Philip Philip Health Services, Inc. Brant’s Electric Ignite Wellness Studio 859-2511 • Philip 859-2254 • Philip 859-2620 • Philip Philip Livestock Auction Corner Pantry / A&W Jones’ Saddlery, Bottle & Vet 859-2577 • Philip 859-3500 • Philip 859-2482 • Philip Philip Motor, Inc. Coyle’s Standard Service Kennedy Implement 859-2585 • Philip 859-9087 • Philip 859-2568 • Philip Ravellette Publications, Inc. Coyle’s SuperValu Konst Machine & Welding 859-2516 • Philip 859-2727 • Philip 859-2789 • Philip Rush Funeral Home Dakota Country Pharmacy Midwest Cooperative 859-2833 • Philip 859-2382 • Philip 859-2400 • Philip Dr. Ron & Laurie Mann & Staff Modern Woodmen of America Smith Hay Grinding 859-2491 • Philip 859-2778 • Philip 859-2436 • Philip Ernie’s Bldg. Center, LLC Moses Building Center State Farm Insurance 843-2871 • Midland 859-2100 • Philip 859-2559 • Philip First National Agency O’Connell Construction The Philip Pit Stop / Subway 859-2588 • Philip 859-2020 • Philip 859-2615 • Philip First National Bank One Fine Day The Steakhouse & Lounge Member FDIC 859-2210 • Philip 859-2774 • Philip 859-2525 • Philip June 15, 2017 • Pioneer Review Sports 9

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The second session basketball players. Courtesy Photo The annual boys’ and girls’ bas - Four athletes from Philip ran the Utah Valley Marathon, June 10. Shown ketball camps were held Wednes - from left are D.J. Rush, Amber Rush, Terry Holman and Dave Holman. day through Friday, June 7-9, in In the full marathon (26.219 miles), – Dave Holman, in the male 55-59 the Philip school gymnasium. year old category, earned an overall place of 329 out of 1,175 total entries. The youngest group, first He earned 217th place out of the 647 men. In his gender and age bracket, through third graders, made up he came in 10th out of 36. His official time was 3:52:28, with a pace of 8.52 the first session, which practiced minutes per mile. Also in the full marathon – D.J. Rush, male Clydesdale from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. The (sturdier build), overall place 391 of 1,175, of males 254 of 647, division second session, fourth through place 5 of 63, chip time 3:59:08, pace 9:08 minutes per mile. In the half seventh graders, practiced from marathon, Amber Rush, female 40-44, overall place 1,424 of 1,943, of fe - 10:00 a.m. to noon. The third ses - males 809 of 1,198, division place 109 of 141, chip time 2:36:44, pace 11:58 sion, eighth through 12th graders, minutes per mile. Also in the half marathon, Terry Holman, female 50- practiced from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 54, overall place 1,510 of 1,943, of females 869 of 1,198, division place 60 p.m. of 83, chip time 2:42:59, pace 12:26 minutes per mile. Coordinator Tayta West again brought in Josh Mueller, Sioux Falls, as a guest coach, along with Terrell Newton, Rapid City. Mueller runs Ambush Basketball, and has helped the last few years GoDvernorr Doennuis Dgaughaardt a cttivaated sthek stat e fdrooughrt ctaske force to teaching fundamental work and monitor drought conditions. It held its first meeting the same day, June game situations. Newton is the as - 8, in Pierre. sistant boys’ coach at Dakota Moderate and severe drought conditions are found in central, north Western Universtiy. Assisting this central and western South Dakota as well as in the extreme northeast year were Cappie West and Cylver part of the state. There are still areas of the state not considered to be The first session basketball players. Lurz. in a drought. “Most of the athletes were from Task force members coordinate the exchange of drought information the Philip area, but there are still among government agencies as well as agriculture, fire and water sup - a few out of town kids who are ply organizations. Officials said the exchange of information will allow taking advantage of this opportu - the task force to better monitor the development and seriousness of the nity,” said T. West. drought. The task force also will evaluate the impact of drought on eco - Mueller said, “Next year? Oh nomic sectors of the state. yeah! I love it here. The kids listen and work hard. That’s all I can ask. The hospitality is the best I see all year. We’ll know if the camp is a success in September if the kids are still working on this New archery range stuff.”

An archery shoootp-oute Frinday,s Ju nei 1n6, a t 1W:30 pa.m. clelebrates the first phase of the new Wall Archery Range south of Wall. Participating in the shoot-out is Wall Mayor Marty Huether, South Dakota Farm Bureau President Scott VanderWal, and Pennington / Jackson County Farm Bureau President Josh Geigle. "We are excited to recognize a generous donation from both South Dakota Farm Bureau and the Pennington / Jackson County Farm Bu - reau that helped make the Wall Archery Range a reality," said Cheyenne McGriff, Wall Economic Development Corporation. "Archery is a growing activity in our area and will provide family fun entertain - ment for a variety of ages. We believe the shoot-out will be a fun way to celebrate this generous donation." Funding for the archery range was made possible by a $5,000 dona - tion from the South Dakota Farm Bureau combined with a $5,000 do - The third session basketball players. nation from the Pennington/Jackson County Farm Bureau. "When Pennington/Jackson County Farm Bureau learned of the spe - cial funding opportunity that was available as part of SDFB's Centen - SDHDA offers $1,500 closing cost help nial Celebration we knew we wanted to participate, and the Wall South Dakota Housing Develop - ited time, until funds are depleted, Archery Range is the perfect project for us to have a definite impact in ment Authority has announced a and loans must be closed on or be - our region," said Geigle. new borrower benefit for first-time fore Dec. 31, 2017. The $1,500 The archery range is south of the Wall Golf Course, 1801 Golf Course and repeat home buyers. Closing Cost Grant cannot be com - Road. The shoot-out will celebrate the completion of the first phase of Eligible home buyers are now bined with SDHDA’s Fixed Rate the Wall Archery Range. The second phase is a 3-D walking archery able to receive a $1,500 Closing Plus option, but may be used in range, set to be complete by late summer or early fall of this year. Cost Grant from SDHDA. conjunction with SDHDA’s Tax For more information about the project, contact the Wall Economic Assistance is in the form of a Credit (MCC) product which re - Development Corporation at www.wallsd.us. grant and does not have to be re - duces the amount of federal in - paid. Borrowers must meet cer - come tax that homebuyers pay. tain qualification requirements Home buyers can begin the ap - including income and purchase plication process by visiting a price restrictions. The income lim - lender offering SDHDA home its vary by county and are differ - buyer products. A list of partici - ent from SDHDA’s other home pating lenders can be found on Sweet 16 leaves sour ownership programs. sdhda.org or by calling Grants are available for a lim - 800.540.4241. taste for some schboy Doanlas Hess S.D. Newspaper Association Despite some board member opposition, the state’s high school activ - ities association has approved a Sweet 16 format for Class AA and Class Call Sonya today! B basketball and volleyball. A second reading, June 8, of proposed changes to the South Dakota High School Activities Association athletics handbook passed on a 6-2 vote. Board members Jason Uttermark, Aberdeen, and Steve Morford, Spearfish, said they voted no on the entire package of changes because they were opposed to changing to the Sweet 16 format. An attempt to consider the Sweet 16 format separate from the entire package of changes failed on a 3-5 vote of the board. The Sweet 16 format eliminates regional play and seeds teams for a 16-team tournament. In AA, regular season seed points will determine the top 16 teams to qualify for postseason play. Two teams would be left out of the tourna - ment. The number one seed would would host the number 16. The eight winners would be the teams going to the state tournament. In Class A, which already has the Sweet 16 format, and Class B, tour - naments would decide the top two teams in each region. The remaining 16 teams would be seeded for games with the eight winners going to the state tournament. 2012 Cadillac CTS, 3.0L V6, AWD, Leather At the first reading of the proposal at the SDHSAA board meeting in April, a divide was apparent between East River and West River schools with representatives of West River schools speaking against the pro - posal. Philip Motor, Inc. I have not heard one positive comment, Morford said, about the Philip, SD • 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 switch to the Sweet 16 format. Uttermark said he was voting against the proposal because of finan - cial concerns and because I just love those rivalries on a regional basis. Terry Rotert, activities director of the Huron School District, an AA school, said the new format meant that at tournament time teams and Check out our entire selection at their parents would have to travel once rather than three times. As for the lost revenue, Rotert said schools are already charging www.philipmotor.com higher admission prices for football playoff games. The precedence is there, Rotert said, to charge more to make up for lost revenue. The change will go into effect in the 2017-2018 school year. June 15, 2017 • Pioneer Review Sports 11 Kris Paulson Baseball Tourney Annual youth golf clinic The 38th annual Kris Paulson Youth “B” Baseball Tournament was Saturday, June 10, on the two ball diamonds in Philip. Eight teams competed this year. In the first played games of the first round, Philip defeated Mid - land, and Wanblee defeated Fort Pierre. In the second played games of the first round, Kadoka defeated Wall, and Murdo de - feated White River. In the second round games, Wanblee defeated Philip, and Murdo defeated Kadoka. Del Bartels With one loss each, Ft. Pierre The annual golf clinic for youth is faced and defeated Midland, and full, and began June 8 with ses - Wall defeated White River. sions every Tuesday and Thurs - Taking the championship, day, through June 22, at the Lake Murdo defeated Wanblee. Third Waggoner Golf Course. On open - place was taken by Kadoka by de - ing day, coach Tristen Rush had a feating Philip. Fort Pierre claimed special guest – Jason Young, Rapid fifth place by defeating Wall. Sev - City, a professional golf instructor. enth place went to White River in Young first helped the classes the game against Midland. older youth helpers, then ad - Before the tournament, the dressed the younger golfers. “Get Philip B and A teams started off into a routine, a habit, so you don’t their season June 7, hosting Ft. have to think about it. How much Pierre. June 8, the T and C teams do you think that will mean in a played in Midland. high pressure situation,” asked The season’s remaining tenta - Young. “Fun or tournament – golf tive schedule is: is for everyone. When it’s fun, it is Beau Ravellette Philip’s Carson Fugate rounds first base. June 13 – Wanblee at Philip, B not work. Golf you can do a really at 5:00 p.m., A at 7:00 p.m. long time, with anybody. How June 14 – Murdo at Philip, C at many of you play softball with 5:30 p.m. grandmother? Golf is a total game June 15 – Philip at White River, of imperfect shots. If you want to A at 4:00 p.m., B at 6:00 p.m. be perfect on every shot, golf is not June 20 – Wall at Philip, B at for you. No matter what level you 5:00 p.m., A at 7:00 p.m. are, be more consistant. I love all June 21 – Midland at Philip, T sports, but golf is special because, at 5:30 p.m., C at 6:30 p.m. good day or bad day, it is just you. June 22 – Philip at Midland, A Sometimes that is very challeng - at 4:00 p.m., B at 6:00 p.m. ing,” said Young. June 27 – Philip at Murdo, B at 5:00 p.m., A at 7:00 p.m. June 28 – Philip at Murdo, C at 5:30 p.m. June 29 – Kadoka at Philip, B at 5:00 p.m., A at 7:00 p.m. July 6 – "A" Tournament first round July 11 – "A" Tournament at Kadoka semi-finals July 13 – "A" Tournament at Kadoka championship.

Gordon, left, and Kris Paulson were on hand to congratulate the kids.

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A total of 366 students at of Mary, Bismarck. This number 12 credit hours of coursework dur - Mitchell Technical Institute, includes students in the under - ing the semester to qualify. Mitchell, are on the spring semes - graduate program and in world - Afton Burns, Philip ter 2017 president’s list. wide adult education. Cattibrie Riggle, Midland To be eligible, students must To qualify for the honor, tradi - * * * earn a term grade point average of tional undergraduate students Western Dakota Tech congratu - at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and com - must earn a 3.50 or better grade lates the 239 students named to its plete at least 12 credit hours of ac - point average while carrying at spring 2017 dean's list. To qualify, ademic work during the semester. least 12 credit hours. Those on the students must earn a grade point Todd Antonsen, Kadoka list include average of 3.5 or higher. Brayden Fitch, Philip Allison Pekron, Milesville Lacy Puhlman, Midland, busi - Brock Hanson, Philip Josie Guptill, Quinn ness. Elijah Hogan, Kadoka * * * * * * Blake Puhlman, Philip Chadron State College, Chadron, Northern State University, Ab - Braden Puhlman, Philip Neb., has announced that 301 stu - erdeen, has released its spring * * * dents met requirements for the 2017 semester dean’s list. A total of 452 full-time students spring 2017 president's list by Students must earn at least a 3.5 qualified for the president’s aca - earning a 4.0 cumulative grade grade point average for the semes - demic honors list for the 2017 point average on a 4.0 scale. Stu - ter to be eligible. spring semester at Dakota State dents must be enrolled in at least Amanda McIlravy, Philip University, Madison. The following student achieved a grade point av - erage of 3.5 to 4.0 to qualify for the honors list. Elijah Hogen, Kadoka. Bad River * * * Area residents are among 786 Sportsman’s Club students named to the spring se - mester dean's list at the University Trap Shoot Range Football/rodeo Thursdays : 6:00 p.m. interference Everyone Welcome!! by Dana Hess $5/round ~ Open to Anyone S.D. Newspaper Assoc. (weather permitting) The South Dakota High School Activities Association may have The lights are now up, found a way to keep the first foot - so you can shoot into the night! ball games of the year from inter - fering with the 4-H Rodeo finals. Located 2.5 miles West of Philip The SDHSAA board approved a plan for school districts in Class 9 and 11B football to reschedule their first game of the season to Thursday, Aug. 17. The 4-H Fi - nals rodeo is scheduled in Fort Pierre, Friday, Aug. 18, through Sunday, Aug. 20. To accommodate the earlier date, schools would need to start their 10-day football practice schedule a day early. Board chair - SPECIALIZING IN LIGHT DUTY DIESEL ENGINES man Steve Morford, Spearfish stressed that the decisions about Complete Vehicle Maintenance and Service scheduling, practice days and con - Complete Drive Train Service & Repair tacting officials about the new Including Clutches & Brakes – Generator Service & Repair date is a strictly local decision left Appreciation Discount up to the schools and does not in - volve the SDHSAA office. To our Ranchers & The allowance to change the Military Personnel schedule passed on a 6-2 vote. I just fear we are opening the door to something bigger, said Jim Hours: Aisenbrey, Baltic. If we say yes to MONDAY - FRIDAY: the rodeo, we have to say yes to 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM other endeavors. Night Drop Available If we make the accommodation, SERVING OUR CUSTOMERS 605-348-8360 it will be perpetual, ” forecast 1105 N. Creek Dr. • Rapid City, SD 57709 John Krogstrand, SDHSAA assis - FOR OVER 40 Y EARS ! (I-90 Exit 60) tant executive director. www.rapiddiesel.com Pioneer Review • June 15, 2017 12 Public Notices Deadline: Friday at Noon Dakotacare, Employee Health Ins 06/17 Council then reviewed updated corre - sewer on S. West Ave. is already at ca - figure for special assessment items is Proceedings of the 10,018.12 spondence from RESPEC regarding the pacity and therefore would recommend $310,070. If the City agrees to cover Emergency Management Items: Delta Dental, Employee Dental Ins Deep Borehole Field Test Project pro - the City pursue option four. 60% as they have done in the past, this By general consensus, Mayor Vetter and City of Philip 06/17 ...... 713.00 posed in Haakon County. It was noted would leave the property owners assess - Chief Butler were appointed as the City’s REGULAR MEETING 1st Nat’l Agency, Ins. Add/Delete that the US Dept. of Energy has termi - Mr. McCormick proceeded to discuss the ment cost at 40% or $124,028. representatives to review and comment JUNE 1, 2017 05/17 ...... 415.00 nated the project due to the funding sanitary sewer improvements. He noted on the Emergency Management Civil 1st Nat’l Bank – Philip, UB Postage being revoked. that all of the mains in the project area Mr. McCormick was then questioned Defense Annex with Lori Quinn, Haakon A regular meeting of the Philip City Coun - 05/17 ...... 127.14 with the exception of that on S. Howard what the next process would be for the Co. Emergency Manager. cil was held on Thursday, June 1, 2017, Gibson Concrete Construction, No action was taken. Ave. from W. Oak St. to Ash St. is clay project and when they would need to at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room of E. Cherry Street Repairs pipe. This will be replaced along with the consider implementing an increase to the It was also reported that Mayor Vetter the Haakon Co. Courthouse. Present 05/17 ...... 3,996.16 New Business: individual services to the property lines. sewer user fees. and Chief Butler have been appointed as were Mayor Michael Vetter, Council Golden West Companies, Telephone Southwest Philip Improv. Project: In addition, they are anticipating replac - the City’s representatives on the Local Members Trisha Larson, Brit Miller, Mar - 04-05/17 ...... 551.61 Jeff McCormick, City’s Engineer with ing four of the six manholes in the project Mr. McCormick explained that Marlene Emergency Planning Committee. ion Matt, Marty Gartner and Scott Pinney. Haakon Co. Public Library, 2017 Library SPN & Assoc., addressed the Council to area. These are made of brick and will be Knutson with Central SD Enhancement Also present were Finance Officer Approp ...... 1,500.00 review the project and options in more replaced with concrete manholes. District (CSDED) will assist the City in Shared Use Path Project: Monna Van Lint, Deputy Finance Officer Haakon Co. Register of Deeds, detail. This also included an update to submitting the funding applications. Council was updated on the pre-con - Brittany Smith, PWD Matt Reckling, Release of Notice & Order the City’s Sanitary Sewer and Storm Mr. McCormick went on to discuss the These will be accompanied by either the struction meeting held on May 25th. The Chief of Police David Butler, Police Offi - 05/17 ...... 30.00 Drainage Facility Plans; and a Prelimi - funding of the project and the impact that Preliminary Engineering Report for the contractors are on-site and the project cer Eric Van Der Linden, City Attorney Haakon Co Treasurer, Office Rent nary Engineering Report for the SD Dept. it could have on the sewer user fees. He SD DOT Community Access or the City’s area was staked today. They have also Stephanie Trask; and Jeff McCormick 06/17 ...... 500.00 of Transportation (DOT) Community Ac - explained the SD DOT Community Ac - Sanitary Sewer and Storm Drainage Fa - met with the local utility companies and with SPN & Assoc. Hanson Oil Co, Fuel 04-05/17 .....237.90 cess Application. cess grant program could provide up to cility Plan – depending on which funding some adjustments may be needed. The Hawkins, Inc, Pool Chemicals $400,000 in funding. This is geared for source. The Community Access grant City will also be working with Philip Absent: Council Member Jennifer Hen - 05/17 ...... 650.03 Mr. McCormick explained that the overall business and industrial areas which may application is due July 17th and funding Health Services, Inc. to acquire the addi - rie. HD Supply Waterworks, LTD, project consists of the following streets: possibly apply to the entire project area should be awarded this fall. As far as tional easement needed to reflect the ex - Bulk Water Bill Acceptor W. Oak St. from Larimer Ave. to Philip since these streets provide access to funding through SD DENR, the project tension of the path to the north. Motion was made by Miller, seconded by 04/17 ...... 1,392.50 Ave.; and, both S. Howard Ave. and S. various businesses. If not, he is hopeful will need to be placed on the State Water Gartner to approve the agenda as pre - Hometown Computer Services, West Ave. from Pine St. south to Ash St. that the first block of W. Oak St. (south of Plan and the sewer fees will need to be Council then reviewed an opportunity to sented. Motion carried. Network Equip 04/17 ...... 174.32 The improvements include the replace - Philip Motor) and S. Howard Ave. (west at $30.00 per month for 5,000 gallons be - apply for additional funding to assist with Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, LLC, ment of sanitary sewer, sidewalks as of courthouse) will at least qualify. He fore submitting a funding application. If the local costs of the project. More Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Reissue Check #30101 needed, curb and gutter, driveway ap - also mentioned that the majority of the an additional increase in the sewer fees specifically, the State Farm Neighbor - Pinney to approve the minutes of the last 06/17 ...... 200.00 proaches; and, asphalt and concrete sur - improvements are eligible for Clean is needed, this will be relayed by SD hood Assist Grant which offers up to meeting(s) as published in The Pioneer Konst Machine & Welding, Trailer Re - facing. The preliminary estimated cost for Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) loans DENR. He did note that the best oppor - $25,000 in funding. The application pe - Review and on the City’s website. Motion pairs 05/17 ...... 75.00 the entire project is $2,354,000 with all for either sanitary sewer or storm tunity for grant funding through SD riod is open between June 7th and June carried. Morrison’s Pit Stop, Loader Tires but an estimated amount of $144,110.90 drainage at a current interest rate of DENR is usually in March of each year. 21st. If the project qualifies as one of the 04/17 ...... 9,632.00 being eligible for loan or grant funding. 2.5%. This would require the project be 200 finalists, the public will be asked for Motion was made by Pinney, seconded Moses Building Center, Supplies/ placed on the State Water Plan through Mr. McCormick then reviewed an antici - their support by voting for the project on - by Matt to authorize the Finance Office Repairs 04-05/17 ...... 143.75 Mr. McCormick advised that, at this time, the SD Dept. of Environment and Natural pated schedule for the project. This in - line. The top 40 projects are awarded a to stop payment on check #30101 in the Office Depot, Inc, Cabinet he has anticipated the need to replace or Resources (DENR). The City could also cludes everything from funding $25,000 grant from State Farm. amount of $200.00 issued to Kjerstad 05/17 ...... 179.99 add new sidewalk to all of W. Oak St., but anticipate the need to increase the sani - applications to design and construction. McKnight Law Firm on December 28, Petty Cash, Postage 05-06/17 ...... 24.40 lesser amounts on S. Howard Ave. (50 tary sewer user fees in order to qualify for If all goes as planned, the project could Following, motion was made by Miller, 2016; and, reissue payment as check Philip Charities, Inc., Demolition Ex - square yards) and S. West Ave. (50%). loan, loan forgiveness and/or grant dol - be completed in late 2018. seconded by Gartner to authorize sub - has not been received by the recipients pense Reimb 05/17 ...... 1,224.49 He would also recommend a concrete lars. mitting an application to the State Farm nor presented for payment. Motion car - Philip Hardware, Supplies surface for the first block of W. Oak St. Council Member Matt also mentioned Neighborhood Assist Grant program. Mo - ried. 04-05/17 ...... 280.94 as leaking fuels and oils are detrimental Mr. McCormick then elaborated on the completing an overlay on Sunshine Dr. tion carried. Philip Youth Baseball Assoc., 2017 Ap - to asphalt surfaces. An aerial picture of anticipated impact to the sanitary sewer during the project since there will be the Motion was then made by Matt, sec - prop (less Insurance) ...... 1,231.53 the street was reviewed which showed user fees. The City is currently charging necessary equipment and material on Airport Improv. Projects: onded by Miller to approve the payment Pioneer Review, Publishing evidence that this portion of the street a sewer rate $24.50 per month for 5,000 hand. In his opinion, the asphalt is in a DFO Smith advised the Council that ac - of the bills from the appropriated funds 05/17 ...... 2,067.92 has been patched numerous times over gallons of water usage. He stated that severely poor condition and he would like cording to Rod Senn, City’s Airport Engi - as listed below. Motion carried. Recreation Supply Co, Pool Supplies the years which is more than likely due this rate is very minimal in comparison to to see something done sooner rather neer with KLJ, he is still awaiting more 05/17 ...... 55.60 to the leaks and spills from vehicles other cities throughout the State. In ad - than later. He then questioned if Mr. Mc - information from the Federal Aviation Ad - Gross Salaries – May 31, 2017: Adm. - SD Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax being serviced at Philip Motor. dition, it will need to be increased to a Cormick had a cost estimate for this ministration (FAA) regarding the new re - $6,454.92; Public Works - $3,483.99; Po - Payable 05/17 ...... 640.75 minimum of $30.00 per month to qualify work. quirement for an Exhibit A, Airport lice - $5,905.45; Street - $6,070.12; Water Testing 05/17 ...... 15.00 Mr. McCormick also discussed the street for any type of funding through DENR. As Property Inventory Map. It was noted that Water - $2,662.39 SDML, Elected Officials Reg widths in the project area. He explained far as the project though, the City could Council Member Gartner agreed with the City’s previous contact with the FAA, 06/17 ...... 50.00 that the first block of W. Oak St. is angled anticipate an even larger increase of Matt while stating that a concrete overlay Ryan Bale, has resigned and a replace - Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental Sensus USA, Inc., Support parking and only 56’ in width. If the City $16.75 which would raise the monthly may want to be considered in the cul-de- ment will be announced in the near fu - Ins. 05/17 ...... 237.08 04/17 ...... 250.00 plans to maintain it as such, it should be rate to $41.25 for 5,000 gallons of water sac on Sunshine Dr. This would assist in ture. Companion Life Ins., Employee Vision Sheehan Mack Sales & Equip, widened. The SD DOT standards include usage in order to cover the loan pay - maintaining the roadbed as garbage Ins. 05/17 ...... 31.05 Supplies 04-05/17 ...... 144.36 a 70’ width for streets with angled parking ments. trucks turn around in this area. Following, motion was made by Matt, EFTPS S.S., Medicare, Withholding Shipp, Robbie, Cust Deposit Refund on both sides, but in his opinion, a width seconded by Pinney to continue tabling 05/17 ...... 5,755.09 06/17 ...... 100.00 of 65’ for this block may be possible. The Council Member Miller expressed his de - Mr. McCormick advised that a prelimi - any action on the Exhibit A, Airport Prop - NE Child Support Pay Ctr, The Lifeguard Store, Lifeguard other streets in the project area have par - sire to move forward with the project. He nary cost to complete a mill with a two- erty Inventory Map until more information Garnishment 05/17 ...... 659.18 Attire/Rescue Tubes 05/17 ...... 467.73 allel parking with street widths between mentioned that it is evident that our inch overlay would be around $65,000. is available. Motion carried. SDRS, Employee Retirement The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel 45’ and 55’. He would recommend leav - sewer user fees need to be increased. In He stressed that this is only a preliminary 05/17 ...... 3,233.85 03-04/14 ...... 435.17 ing S. Howard Ave. and S. West Ave as addition, he questioned if the City would cost, but will get a more definite cost es - Council was then informed that Sandra US Dept of the Treasury, PCORI Fees is, but would suggest narrowing W. Oak be required to install a sidewalk on the timate put together. This work could be Heaton with the Haakon Co. Abstract has Add’l Bills – May 2017: 2017 ...... 18.08 St. to 41’ from the intersection of S. south side of the first block of W. Oak bid separately as well as with an option completed a title search of the properties Dakotacare Flex, Deductible Buy Down US Postal Service, PO Box Fees Howard to Philip Ave. This would save St. – Philip Motor’s parking lot. He noted for concrete in the cul-de-sac. included in the runway protection zone 05/17 ...... 750.00 2017/2018 ...... 148.00 the City a considerable amount of ex - that the other side of Larimer Ave. does (RPZ) areas. USTI, Asyst V14 Update 04/17 ....295.00 penses now as well as future mainte - not have a sidewalk so in his opinion, this Following a lengthy discussion, motion Airport LA/EA Project: Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone nance such as snow removal and chip is not necessary. was made by Miller, seconded by Gart - Building/Flood Plain Dev. Permits: Haakon Co. Abstract Co., RPZ Land 04-05/17 ...... 162.30 sealing. He also would not recommend ner to authorize submitting an application Nathan Drury – shed replacement; Jesse Title Search 05/17 ...... 500.00 VISA-UMB Bank, Travel/Fuel/Supplies changing the right-of-way in this area be - Mr. McCormick stated that he would look for the project to be placed on the State Potter for Doris Eisenbraun – shed; Jan 04-05/17 ...... 375.61 cause of the utilities – it would just give into this as far as a requirement. He did Water Plan with the Mayor’s signature Hewitt – roof extension; MorFam LLC – This Month's Bills: Walker Refuse, 371 Residential the property owners more boulevard advise that a sidewalk in this area may thereon. Motion carried. shop addition; Harla Schofield for Dave American Water Works Assoc., Collections 05/17 ...... 4,897.20 area. assist with parking issues. Schofield – sewer line repair/replace - Pearson Dues 2017/2018 ...... 79.00 West Central Electric Coop, Electric Motion was then made by Gartner, sec - ment; Brant Sundall – renew concrete Bad River Law Prof LLC, Atty/Legal 04/01-05/01/17 ...... 3,193.39 Mr. McCormick then reviewed the follow - Mayor Vetter then inquired about the onded by Matt to authorize submitting a patio permit from 9/3/13; and, Rick Thor - Fees 05/17 ...... 334.00 Western Communications, Inc, Radio ing drainage options as there are signifi - sewer user fees and when the last time SD DOT Community Access grant appli - son – carport. Best Western Ramkota – Pierre, So - Supplies 05/17 ...... 82.90 cant problems with standing water: (1) do the City had raised them. cation with the Mayor’s signature Dace Mtg Room 05/17 ...... 186.00 WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, 3,423,000 nothing; (2) connect to the storm sewer thereon. The application deadline is July Following review, motion was made by Black Hills Chemical, Supplies gals. 05/17 ...... 4,278.75 on S. West Ave.; (3) install storm sewer It was reported that the last time the City 17, 2017. Motion carried. Matt, seconded by Pinney to approve the 05/17 ...... 107.97 Contract Min 05/17 ...... 2,500.00 on S. Howard Ave. to drain to the ditch raised the sewer user fees was in 2011. above permits as presented. Motion car - Cenex Harvest States, Fuel Airport Water 05/17 ...... 40.00 south of West Central Electric’s substa - This was before the Wood/Walden Ave. DFO Smith was directed to invite Mar - ried. 04/17 ...... 98.94 South Shop Water 05/17 ...... 22.50 tion for $126,000; and, (4) install curb Improvement project when the sewer lene Knutson with CSDED to the next CNH Capital Productivity Plus, Total Expenditures – and gutter to drain to the ditch south of surcharge was established. meeting scheduled for July 10th to re - Special Event Applications: Supplies/Repairs 05/17 ...... 493.74 06/01/17 ...... $57,195.74 West Central Electric’s substation for view the funding options in more detail. Council reviewed a special event appli - Country Cupboard, 2017 $131,000. The fourth option includes It was also questioned about special as - cation submitted by Rock & Roll Lanes to Approp ...... 1,000.00 Old Business: leaving the dips and asphalting the sessments and how much this would en - The Mayor and Council thanked Mr. Mc - host an outdoor dance on the evening of Coyles’ Super Valu, Pool Concession/ It was noted for the record that Council southern portion of S. Howard Ave. that tail. Cormick as he left the meeting at this Saturday, June 17th. It was noted that Supplies 05/17 ...... 748.99 Member Matt qualified for office on May is currently a gravel surface. A sidewalk time. the area will be contained on their li - D&T Auto Parts, Supplies 3, 2017. would also be installed on the west side. Mr. McCormick noted that the preliminary censed property and they will provide 04/17 ...... 108.96 He explained that the existing storm their own security for the event. Discussion ensued regarding concerns voiced for security coverage at the event as the application only indicates, “self- contained security.” Comments were made as far as this event being similar to 9jaf_af_ÛGgo]jÛlgÛl`]ÛG]ghd] the Chamber’s street dance where they are required to have security. It was also questioned if there is an age limit for those attending the event and how they will ensure only those of age are con - suming alcohol.

Council Member Miller stated that he does not expect them to hire a security company, but would recommend they have at least three individuals on-site for security purposes. It was also mentioned that those should be named as the con - tact should any concerns or problems arise.

Following, motion was made by Pinney, seconded by Gartner to approve Rock & Roll Lane’s permit as presented contin - gent upon providing three (3) named se - curity individuals that will be on-site during the event. Motion carried.

Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Larson to approve the 2018 Joint Coop - erative Agreement and dues with SD Central Enhancement District. Motion carried.

Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Matt to approve advertising the Flood El -

evation Certificate notice as presented with a June 30th deadline. The notice N]Ûegn]\ÛaflgÛl`]Û`gmk]ÛafÛkhjaf_Ûg^Û¿‚ÛYf\ÛI<8Û[Ye]ÛafÛ was recommended during the May 1, afÛ¿‚€ÛG]ghd]ÛafÛgmjÛYj]YÛo]j]Ûn]jqÛ]p[al]\ÛYZgmlÛl`]Û[g¤ghÛ ™ 2017. Motion carried. _]llaf_Û^gje]\•ÛYZgmlÛ_]llaf_Û]d][lja[alqÛK`]qÛbmklÛ[gmd\f¿lÛ Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Pinney to approve Colten Alfrey and Eric oYalÛK`]ÛZa_Ûl`af_ÛoYkÛk]]af_Ûl`gk]Ûhgd]kÛ_gaf_Ûmh Van Der Linden as additional volunteers ™ for the Philip Volunteer Fire Department. PgmÛ[gmd\ÛklYqÛmhÛdYl]j•ÛqgmÛ[gmd\Ûklm\q•ÛqgmÛ[gmd\Ûk]]•ÛqgmÛ Motion carried. [gmd\Ûj]Y\۔Ûl`gk]Ûl`af_kÛj]YddqÛeY\]ÛYÛ\a^^]j]f[] Council reviewed the following L/P Propane bids received this month: åÛD]dnafÛIg_`Yaj May 31, 2017 Hanson Oil Company ...... $1.02/gal. Midwest Cooperatives ...... $1.19/gal.

Departmental Reports: The quarterly Police Dept. report was re - viewed with Chief Butler.

DFO Smith advised the Council that the SD DOT has given verbal approval to re - ƒ‡‚¤ƒƒ†¤„ÛÝÛ ‡‡¤¤†€ÛÝÛN:<[ggh vise the location of the mobile radar sign for the northbound traffic on SD Hwy 73. This includes placing the sign along with PFLIÛJFLI:<ÛF=ÛGFN

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Also Lot 9 of Lakeside Acres, both lo - NRCS offices and ask that they meet ning between Section 36, Data Logger equipment, and to return Passed First Reading: cated in the SE1/4 SW1/4 Section 36- with the Commissioners at the July meet - Township 2 North, Range 20 the same amount of $4,100.00 to the June 1, 2017 2N-20, East of the Black Hills Meridian, ing, if possible. East of the Black Hills Merid - Weed & Pest Budget. Commissioner City Council Passed Second Reading: Haakon County, South Dakota. ian, and Section 1, Township 1 Radway seconded, motion carried. The continued from 12 Yeas: 5 Nays: 0 Second, Auditor Smith had received a re - North, Range 20 East of the Weed Restitution Account is a restricted (Published: June 8, 2017) WHEREAS, a notice of Public Hearing to quest from the City of Philip for two Com - Black Hills Meridian, beginning account, to be used for equipment for the vacate said Section Line has been pub - missioners and the Auditor to attend a at the Northeast corner of Gov - Weed and Pest Department, but has a 30 MPH speed limit sign south of the Motion was made by Pinney, seconded lished in accordance with SDCL 31-3-7, meeting with City Council members who ernment Lot 2, Section 1, never been used. Legislative Audit has Cherry St. intersection. The City’s exist - by Gartner to approve a $0.25 per hour are on the Street Improvement Commit - Township 1 North, Range 20, been requesting the County use this ing SD DOT permit to occupy highway increase to Peyton Kuchenbecker and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED tee and Marlene Knutson of Central thence going west and money and close out this restricted ac - right-of-way will be amended to reflect Cylver Lurz for completing Water Safety by the Board of Haakon County Commis - South Dakota Enhancement District bounded on the South by Lot 3 count. this location. Once this information is re - Instructor (WSI) certification per estab - sioners that the following described Sec - (CSDED) to discuss the Oak Street Im - and Lot 2 of Grindstone Creek ceived, the signs will be installed. lished policy. Motion carried. tion Line be vacated: the portion of the provement and Ford Garage drainage Addition in Section 1, Township The Central South Dakota Enhancement Section Line running between Section projects. Auditor Smith will send out a re - 1 North, Range 20, also District (CSDED) Agreement for 2018 PWD Reckling then questioned where The monthly Water Dept. report was re - 36, Township 2 North, Range 20 East of minder to the Commissioners before the bounded on the South by Lot 1 was received. Commissioner Konst mo - the Council would prefer to place the viewed. The water loss for the month of the Black Hills Meridian, and Section 1, scheduled meeting, and two of the Com - Kroetch Subdivision, a portion tioned to approve signing the Agreement, other mobile radar sign that was pur - May 2017 was reported at 7.77%. Township 1 North, Range 20 East of the missioners will attend. of Government Lot 3, Section Commissioner Clements seconded, mo - chased to place around various areas of Black Hills Meridian, beginning at the 1, Township 1 North, Range tion carried. town. Council was notified that the City along Northeast corner of Government Lot 2, Minutes of the May 2 meeting were ap - 20, also bounded on the South with operators, Rick Coyle and Brian Section 1, Township 1 North, Range 20, proved after Auditor Smith informed the by Government Lot 3, Section The WIC Contract for 2017/2018 was ap - DFO Smith recommended for the time Pearson, have been awarded the Drink - thence going West and bounded on the Commissioners of a mistake that had 1, Township 1 North, Range proved with a motion from Commissioner being, the sign be placed in various sec - ing Water Certificate of Achievement for South by Lot 3 and Lot 2 of Grindstone been found in the printed copy. The esti - 20, and extending West to the Radway, seconded by Commissioner tions of the SW Philip Improvement Proj - 2016. Creek Addition in Section 1, Township 1 mated cost of an opt out election had West border line of Tract A, He - Clements, motion carried. ect area. This is due to the fact that the North, Range 20, also bounded on the been printed in the paper as “$3,66.00”, witt Prairie Estates, a portion of sign can and will provide traffic counts to Training/Travel Requests: South by Lot 1 Kroetch Subdivision, a the figure should have read “$3,665.00. Government Lot 3, Section 1, The Wildlands Fire Assistance Agree - submit with the funding applications. Motion was made by Matt, seconded by portion of Government Lot 3, Section 1, Commissioner Radway motioned to ap - Township 1 North, Range 20. ment was approved by a motion from Miller to authorize CM Pinney’s atten - Township 1 North, Range 20, also prove the minutes with correction, Com - Commissioner Clements, seconded by By general consensus of the Council, the dance at the SDML Elected Officials bounded on the South by Government missioner Konst seconded, motion Section Line to be va - Commissioner Konst, motion approved. signed will be placed in the SW Philip Im - Workshop on July 19th in Pierre. Motion Lot 3, Section 1, Township 1 North, carried. cated is bounded on the North The Wildland Fire Division also re - provement Project area to gather traffic carried. Range 20, and extending West to the as follows: Beginning at the SE quested a Resolution listing individuals counts. Then the sign can be moved to West border line of Tract A, Hewitt The Auditor/Treasurer Report for April corner of the SW¼ SE¼ of authorized to order assistance in fire - various areas as City Personnel deem Motion was made by Gartner, seconded Prairie Estates, a portion of Government 2017, work done in May 2017 is as fol - Section 36-2N-20, going West fighting, and a Point of contact person for necessary. by Matt to authorize DFO Smith’s atten - Lot 3, Section 1, Township 1 North, lows: it is bounded on the North by the County. Resolution 2017-12 was ap - dance at the SDML Policy Committee Range 20. the SW¼ SE¼ Section 36-2N- proved with a motion by Commissioner The Sewer Dept. report was reviewed meeting on Aug. 16th in Pierre. Motion Cash Management 20, also bounded on the North Snook, seconded by Commissioner with PWD Reckling. carried. Section line to be vacated is bounded on Account ...... $3,346,702.50 by Lots 1 & 2, Odom & Odom Clements, motion carried. Resolution the North as follows: Beginning at the SE Certificate of Deposit ...... $235,000.00 Addition in Section 36-2N-20, 2017-12 is as follows: PWD Reckling advised that City person - At 8:02 p.m., motion was made by Gart - corner of the SW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 36- Certificate of Deposit- Also bounded on the North by nel will assume the required spraying du - ner, seconded by Pinney to enter into ex - 2N-20, going West it is bounded on the Library ...... $63,549.09 Lot 14 of Lakeside Acres and RESOLUTION 2017-12 ties at the sewer lagoons. ecutive session per SDCL 1-25-2(1), North by the SW1/4 SE1/4 Section 36- Checks/Cash on Hand ...... $228,517.80 Also Lot 9 of Lakeside Acres, WILDLANDS FIRE personnel. Motion carried. 2N-20, also bounded on the North by Bank Balance ...... $2,552.26 both located in the SE¼ SW¼ ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT The monthly Street Dept. report was re - Lots 1 & 2, Odom & Odom Addition in Total ...... $3,876,321.65 Section 36-2N-20, East of the AND POINT OF CONTACT viewed. At 8:04 p.m., motion was made by Miller, Section 36-2N-20, Also bounded on the Black Hills Meridian, Haakon seconded by Matt to come out of execu - North by Lot 14 of Lakeside Acres and A letter from Todd J. Kenner, President of County, South Dakota. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, The monthly Swimming Pool report was tive session with the following action: Also Lot 9 of Lakeside Acres, both lo - RESPEC, was received to officially in - that the list of individuals set reviewed. cated in the SE1/4 SW1/4 Section 36- form the Commissioners that the DBFT Dated this 6th day of June, forth below are hereby author - Motion was made by Gartner, seconded 2N-20, East of the Black Hills Meridian, Project had been terminated. 2017. ized to request rangeland fire Motion was made by Miller, seconded by by Matt to approve a $1.00 per hour raise Haakon County, South Dakota. assistance, on behalf of the Gartner to approve the first reading of the to General Maint. Brian Person, effective At 1:30 p.m., a hearing was held, as ad - Haakon County County of Haakon as specified following Ordinance #2017-05. Motion with the June payroll. Motion carried with HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS vertised, on the petition presented by Commissioners in SDCL 41-20A-11. The au - carried with all members voting aye. all members voting aye. Don Burns to vacate a portion of the sec - thority to request assistance as [Published June 15 & 22, 2017, at the tion line crossing his property and that of provided shall continue in full ORDINANCE #2017-05 Public Comments: total approximate cost of $59.78] several of his neighbors. As no one ap - Resolution 2017-11 will now be pub - force and effect until termi - SUPPLEMENTAL peared in opposition of the petition, Com - lished for two consecutive weeks, per nated or modified by the reso - APPROPRIATIONS In Other Business: missioner Snook made a motion to SDCL 31-3-9. lution of the County of Haakon SWIMMING POOL The Finance Office will have reduced approve Resolution 2017-11, Commis - Board of Commissioners. BATHHOUSE LIGHTING IM - hours between June 6th and 9th as staff Proceedings of sioner Clements seconded, motion car - The Commissioners reviewed the three PROVEMENTS will be attending training. ried. Resolution 2017-11 is as follows: insurance proposals presented to them COUNTY FIRE Haakon County from Heaton Insurance, First National ASSISTANCE AUTHORIZA - WHEREAS, the City of Philip The Rubble Site will be open on Friday, RESOLUTION TO VACATE Agency and First Western Insurance. TION LIST: Swimming Pool Bathhouse June 16th (not Saturday, June 17th) due Commissioners SECTION LINE After discussion Commissioner Konst EF - building recently experienced to Scotty Philip Days. RESOLUTION 2017-11 made a motion to accept the proposal FECTIVE DATE: lighting and electrical problems REGULAR MEETING June 6, 2017 from One Beacon Insurance, presented JULY 1, 2017. in the boys’ bathroom; and, City offices will be closed on Tuesday, WHEREAS, the Haakon by Heaton Insurance, agent Sandra July 4th in observance of the legal holi - The regular meeting of the Haakon County Commissioners have Heaton. Commissioner Radway sec - NAME OF INDIVIDUAL/ the City of Philip WHEREAS, day. County Commissioners was called to been petitioned pursuant to onded, motion carried. The Commission - POSITION understands the immediate order at 1:02 p.m. by Chairman Ed SDCL 31-3-6 to vacate a Sec - ers thanked Agent Nixon for her work for Marty Hansen safety issues with the lighting; The next Regular Council Meeting will be Briggs. A quorum was established with tion Line in Haakon County, de - the County in the past. Philip Fire Chief and, held on Monday, July 10, at 7:00 p.m. in the presence of Commissioners Tom scribed as the portion of the the Community Room. Radway, Gary Snook, Nick Konst and Section Line running between Sheriff Koester was absent so no Sheriff Matt Arthur the City of Philip WHEREAS, Steve Clements. Section 36, Township 2 North, Report was given. Auditor Smith in - Milesville Fire Chief did not anticipate these needed With no further business to come before Range 20 East of the Black formed the Commissioners that Deputy repairs and improvements in the Council, Mayor Vetter declared the Others present at the meeting were Au - Hills Meridian and Section 1, Tim Quinn was now fully certified and el - Reuben Vollmer 2017 and the costs associated meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m. ditor Carla Smith, Pioneer Review Rep - Township 1 North, Range 20 igible for the step raise for certified offi - Midland Fire Chief with said improvements when resentative Nancy Haigh, State’s East of the Black Hills Merid - cers. Commissioner Clements motioned preparing the fiscal year 2017 ______Attorney Stephanie Trask, Deputy Audi - ian, beginning at the Northeast to approve the step raise, Commissioner Lori Quinn appropriations. /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor tor Ashley Reckling, Deputy Tim Quinn, Corner of Government Lot 2, Radway seconded, motion carried. Emergency Manager Director of Equalization Toni Rhodes, Section 1, Township 1 North, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ATTEST: Register of Deeds Traci Radway, High - Range 20, thence going West A Liquor License Renewal application ALSO BE IT RESOLVED, that that the following ORDAINED, ______way Superintendent Dwight Slovek, San - and bounded on the South by from T-34 Truck Stop was approved with Carla Smith, Auditor, is ap - Supplemental Appropriations /s/ Brittany Smith, dra Heaton with Heaton Insurance, Kellie Lot 3 and Lot 2 of Grindstone a motion from Commissioner Snook, pointed County Rural Fire Co - Ordinance be and hereby is Deputy Finance Officer Nixon with First Western Insurance, and Creek addition in Section 1, seconded by Commissioner Clements, ordinator for the County of adopted in order that the ap - Glen Haines of Haines Trucking. Township 1 North, Range 20, motion carried. Haakon. The County Rural Fire propriate funding can be in [Published June 15, 2017, at the total ap - also bounded on the south by Coordinator is hereby author - place to reflect the revenues proximate cost of $319.15] Auditor Smith informed the Commission - Lot 1 Kroetch Subdivision, a Century Glass Company had sent their ized to act as a single point of and expenses associated with ers that she had two additional items to portion of Government Lot 3, proposal for repairing the windows of the contact, on behalf of the updating the lighting in the be discussed at the meeting that had Section 1, Township 1 North, Courthouse. After examining the win - County of Haakon, in dealing boys; bathroom at the Swim - Resolution to Vacate come in after the Agenda had been Range 20, also bounded on the dows that are leaking they propose to with administrative matters ming Pool Bathhouse building posted. First, she had received a letter South by Government Lot 3, redo the exterior perimeter caulking on such as burn bans, billings, or in 2017. Section LIne from NRCS District Conservationist Nina Section 1, Township 1 North, the windows where it seals to the brick, questions about this Range - Range 20, and extending West also caulk the glass to the windows, land Fire Agreement specific to RESOLUTION # 2017-11 Pekron and FSA County Executive Di - GENERAL FUND rector June Huston addressed to the to the West border line of Tract which has never been done. They would the County. This authority shall 45100 SWIMMING POOL Commissioners. The letter was written to A, Hewitt Prairie Estates, a por - like to do one ground floor window first, continue in full force and effect 43311 Improv Other Than-Non WHEREAS, the Haakon County Com - clarify some of the control measures for tion of Government Lot 3, Sec - to be sure this is what the problem actu - until terminated or modified by Cap...... $900.00 missioners have been petitioned pur - tion 1, Township 1 North, ally is. Commissioner Clements mo - resolution of the County of suant to SDCL 31-3-6 to vacate a noxious weeds and invasive weeds writ - TOTAL SWIMMING ten into the conservation and farm pro - Range 20. tioned to set up an appointment for the Haakon Board of Commission - POOL ...... $900.00 Section Line in Haakon County, de - Century Glass Company to repair one ers. scribed as the portion of the Section Line gram contracts, on both the national level and on SD State level. There are no laws Section Line to be vacated is window as a test, Commissioner Konst TOTAL APPROP. & running between Section 36, Township 2 bounded on the North as fol - seconded, motion carried. Auditor Smith Haakon North, Range 20 East of the Black Hills governing blowing weeds or blowing soil, ACCUM...... $900.00 however, both the NRCS and the FSA lows: Beginning at the SE cor - will contact the company to set up an ap - County Meridian and Section 1, Township 1 ner of the SW¼ SE¼ of pointment. Repairs for the remaining win - Board of Commissioners North, Range 20 East of the Black Hills accept complaints of blowing soil and/or MEANS OF FINANCE wetlands violations, which are addressed Section 36-2N-20, going West dows will be discussed after Century The following designates the Meridian, beginning at the Northeast cor - as per their policies. it is bounded on the North by Glass has done their test and determined Carla N. Smith, Auditor fund or funds that money de - ner of Government Lot 2, Section 1, the SW¼ SE¼ Section 36-2N- if it fixes the problem. rived from the following Township 1 North, Range 20, thence Commissioner Clements commented 20, also bounded on the North sources is applied to. going west and bounded on the South by that after the meeting on May 2, he had by Lots 1 & 2, Odom & Odom Midland Legion Auxiliary member Pat Auditor Smith had received a letter from Lot 3 and Lot 2 of Grindstone Creek Ad - Addition in Section 36-2N-20, Vollmer had called Auditor Smith to let the State Emergency Response Com - dition in Section 1, Township 1 North, visited with legislators on the possibility GENERAL FUND of laws being drawn up to deal with these Also bounded on the North by her know that their Beef Raffle Drawing mission informing the Commissioners of CMA ASSIGNED – Range 20, also bounded on the South by problems. Their advice was to keep any Lot 14 of Lakeside Acres and had been postponed and would now be the membership roster for the County BUILDING/IMPROV Lot 1 Kroetch Subdivision, a portion of regulations local, as with County ordi - Also Lot 9 of Lakeside Acres, held at the Midland Free Day in Septem - Local Emergency Planning Committee 10450 Assigned Building/Im - Government Lot 3, Section 1, Township nances. State’s Attorney Stephanie both located in the SE¼ SW¼ ber. The raffle had been approved at the (LEPC). Appointed to the Roster are all prov ...... $900.00 1 North, Range 20, also bounded on the Trask said she could begin work on a Section 36-2N-20, East of the March 2017 meeting. Haakon County Commissioners, Haakon TOTAL ASSIGNED South by Government Lot 3, Section 1, Black Hills Meridian, Haakon County Sheriff, Haakon County Emer - Township 1 North, Range 20, and ex - Nuisance Ordinance for control of weed BUILDING ...... $900.00 problems and/or blowing dirt if the Com - County, South Dakota. At the May 2 meeting, the Commission - gency Manager, Haakon County State’s tending West to the West border line of ers had discussed the request by Weed Attorney, Philip City Mayor and Philip Tract A, Hewitt Prairie Estates, a portion missioners were in agreement. She in - TOTAL MEANS OF formed the Commissioners that Midland WHEREAS, a notice of Public and Pest Supervisor Virgil Smith to use Fire Chief. Commissioner Snook mo - FINANCE ...... $900.00 of Government Lot 3, Section 1, Town - Hearing to vacate said Section money from the Weed Restitution Ac - tioned to approve the roster, Commis - ship 1 North, Range 20. Farms has made the machine they had purchased available for use by anyone Line has been published in ac - count to purchase the Data Logger for sioner Radway seconded, motion Dated this ___ day of who needed it, not just to landowners ad - cordance with SDCL 31-3-7, his Department, and also to return this approved. ______2017. Section line to be vacated is bounded on amount to his budget, the amount being the North as follows: Beginning at the SE jacent to their property. There have been no additional complaints against Midland NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE - $4,100.00. The Commissioners were in Register of Deeds Traci Radway had ______corner of the SW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 36- Farms as of yet. State’s Attorney Trask SOLVED by the Board of agreement but no formal motion had been unable to attend the Spring work - Michael Vetter, Mayor 2N-20, going West it is bounded on the Haakon County Commission - been made. Commissioner Snook mo - shop as planned in May. Her Registration North by the SW1/4 SE1/4 Section 36- suggested waiting till next year to enact any ordinances concerning these prob - ers that the following described tioned to move the amount of $4,100.00 fee had been returned by SDACO. Audi - ATTEST: 2N-20, also bounded on the north by lems. The Commissioners requested that Section Line be vacated: the from the Weed Restitution Account into ______Lots 1 & 2, Odom & Odom Addition in Auditor Smith contact the FSA and portion of the Section Line run - the General Fund to cover the cost of the continued on Monna Van Lint, Section 36-2N-20, Also bounded on the 14 Finance Officer North by Lot 14 of Lakeside Acres and

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Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. ( "&#.*%-!',
.))+ Pioneer Review • June 16, 2017 14 Public Notices Deadline: Friday at Noon 937.06 & Maint ...... 363.98 COURTHOUSE The next Regular Meeting will be The Gross Courthouse Salary and REGISTER OF DEEDS SD Federal Property Agency, Ken's Refrigeration, Building Wednesday, July 5, 2017, at 1:00 p.m. in Commissioners Payroll Warrants for the month of May Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...... 29.00 Supplies ...... 97.00 Fund ...... 48,997.79 the Commissioners Room of the Court - 2017 are: Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 106.42 SDACO , Travel ...... 35.00 Lurz Plumbing, Building Fund ...... 71.43 house. This is a change from the regular continued from 13 Commissioners Wages ...... $2,991.75 Microfilm Imaging Systems Inc, Town of Midland, Utilities ...... 53.50 49,069.22 meeting date of the first Tuesday of the tor Smith requested approval to return Auditor’s Office Wages ...... $5,589.17 Prof. Fees ...... 530.00 Walker Automotive, Repairs REGISTER OF DEEDS month due to the July 4th Holiday falling the amount of the Registration fees, Treasurer’s Office Wages ...... $5,188.10 Postmaster, Other Expense ...... 92.00 & Maint ...... 928.00 US Records Midwest LLC , M&P on that day. $175.00, to the ROD budget. Commis - State’s Attorney Wages ...... $4,129.69 Traci Radway, Supplies ...... 281.12 Warne Chemical & Equipment Co, Supplies ...... 791.14 sioner Clements made the motion, Com - Director of Equal. Wages ...... $3,568.37 Traci Radway, Equipment ...... 212.99 Repairs & Maint ...... 1,423.08 791.14 HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION missioner Snook seconded, motion Register of Deeds Wages ...... $4,518.52 1,251.53 West Central Electric, Utilities ..... 392.28 Edward Briggs, Chairman carried. Custodian Wage ...... $2,366.24 VETERANS SERVICE West River Water Develop Dist, Total Checks ...... 142,760.38 Veteran Service Wage ...... $663.06 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 45.59 Utilities ...... 72.50 ATTEST: The County has filed the Tax Deed for Sheriff Dept. Wages ...... $6,479.87 HCS , Computer & Software ...... 975.42 60,182.71 Commissioner Konst motioned to ap - Carla N. Smith, Auditor the property taken back for taxes. Now Weed Control Wage ...... $1,518.02 Postmaster, Supplies ...... 40.00 9-1-1 prove payment of the warrants, Commis - the property must be declared surplus Highway Dept. Wages ...... $29,518.89 1,061.01 Golden West Tele Co, 911 ...... 484.63 sioner Snook seconded, motion [Published June 15, 2017, at the total ap - and a tax deed sale set up. No action WIC/CHN Wage ...... $1,306.25 SHERIFF 484.63 approved. Meeting was adjourned at proximate cost of $355.68] was taken, this will be added to the July Librarians Wages ...... $2,324.75 A & A Tire & Repair, Supplies ...... 532.00 EMERGENCY & DISASTER 6:20 p.m. by Chairman Briggs. meeting agenda. Extension Service Wage ...... $1,203.23 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 91.90 Lori Quinn, Utilities ...... 100.00 Emergency Mgmt. Wage ...... $1,150.16 Capital One Bank, Supplies ...... 71.32 100.00 Director of Equalization Toni Rhodes BCBS Transfer Fee ...... $10.00 Capital One Bank, Fuel ...... 155.40 joined the meeting to discuss her request BCBS Health ...... $15,290.49 Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...... 58.00 to have the deputy position for her office Dearborn National Life ...... $117.60 Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 98.30 changed from a half-time position to a Special Insurance Services ....$1,507.70 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities .....135.90 full-time position as of July 1 of this year. AFLAC ...... $714.55 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 42.94 She informed the Commissioners she is Colonial Life ...... $73.47 Les' Body Shop, Repairs & behind in re-assessing the City of Philip Lemonade for a cause SDRS ...... $6,763.81 Maint ...... 334.20 and the Council has asked when it will be Delta Dental ...... $846.70 MG Oil Company, Fuel ...... 284.53 completed. She is also behind on as - Vision Service Plan ...... $156.62 Philip Motor, Inc, Repairs sessments for improvements reported to Office of Child Support ...... $0.00 & Maint ...... 2,774.43 her office. Many of the assessments she Wage Assignment ...... $962.99 Postmaster, Other Expense ...... 92.00 has were done five years ago and now First National Bank ...... $14,983.74 4,670.92 need to be recalculated. She brought in JAIL several stacks of folders as a visual aid The Vendor Warrants for May 2017 paid Capital One Bank, Expenses ...... 15.46 to show the Commission the workload in June 2017 were presented for ap - Meade Co Auditor, Expenses ...... 65.00 she is dealing with. She also explained proval: Pennington County Jail, Exp ...... 525.00 to the Commission that if her sales ratio Winner Police Dept., Expenses ...495.60 is not in compliance with state statute the COMMISSIONERS 1,101.06 taxpayers end up paying at 100% of tax - Dept of Legislative Audit, MENTALLY ILL able value, not the 85% that is normally Prof. Fee ...... 11,960.00 Audra Hill Consulting, Prof allowed. She could use the amount she Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 244.43 Services ...... 389.47 had budgeted for her GIS mapping and 12,204.43 Pennington Co State’s Attorney, postpone that project until next year. At AUDITOR Prof Services ...... 215.00 5:45 pm Commissioner Snook motioned Carla Smith, Travel ...... 8.00 604.47 to go into executive session on person - Century Business Leasing, Inc., LIBRARY nel, Commissioner Radway seconded, Maint - Copier ...... 135.22 Haakon County Public Library, motion carried. Executive session ended Connecting Point, Prof Fees/ Supplies ...... 395.88 at 6:15 p.m. with no action taken. Computer ...... 1,007.00 Katie Schultz, Salaries ...... 80.92 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 184.45 476.80 Highway Superintendent Dwight Slovek Haakon Co Abstract, Prof Fees .....79.88 COUNTY FAIR BOARD joined the meeting to give the Highway Moses Building Center Inc, Haakon/Jackson Fair Board, report. One of the County owned gravel Supplies ...... 47.40 County Fair ...... 1,000.00 trailers is out of commission, and not Postmaster, Other Expense ...... 92.00 1,000.00 worth the cost of putting repairs into. Quill Corp, Supplies ...... 40.38 EXTENSION SERVICE There are several graveling projects Ramkota Hotel-Pierre, Travel ...... 199.98 Century Business Leasing, Inc., planned for the next few months, and Harla Schofield, Travel ...... 17.49 Supplies ...... 180.36 without another trailer much of this would SDACC , Supplies ...... 50.00 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 57.19 not be completed. Superintendent SDACO , Travel ...... 35.00 Sheryl Hansen, Travel ...... 10.92 Slovek had found another trailer at 18- Stamp Fulfillment Services, Kaycee Jones, Dues & Membership Wheeler Truck and Trailer in Rapid City. Supplies ...... 601.75 Fees ...... 23.75 Matti and Kylie Reckling, Tierny and Tayanna ies and Chex Mix to sell, with the proceeds It is a 2012 Dakota triple-axle belly dump 2,498.55 Kaycee Jones, Supplies ...... 6.91 Arthur set up a lemonade stand Wednesday, going to Paige Slovek. A total of $72.75 was trailer for $24,000.00. After discussion TREASURER Kaycee Jones, Travel ...... 8.00 Commissioner Radway motioned to pur - Carla Smith, Travel ...... 10.40 Office Depot, Supplies ...... 147.54 June 7, on the corner of Pine St. and Larimer raised to help defray medical expenses. chase the gravel trailer, Commissioner Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...... 58.00 SDSU Extension, Travel ...... 146.84 Ave. in Philip. The girls made lemonade, cook - Clements seconded, motion carried. Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 66.50 581.51 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 11.98 WEED CONTROL At 4:00 p.m., the bids for gravel hauling HCS , Prof. Fees ...... 60.00 D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 34.77 were opened. Four bids were submitted Moses Building Center Inc, Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 40.42 and are as follows: Supplies ...... 29.94 Warne Chemical & Equipment Co, Postmaster, Postage ...... 92.00 Supplies ...... 279.75 Bear Creek Quill Corp, Supplies ...... 445.76 354.94 Milesville Trucking ...... $6.21 per loaded mile Ramkota Hotel-Pierre, Travel .....199.98 ROAD & BRIDGE Janice Parsons | 544-3315 | [email protected] Harla Schofield, Travel ...... 26.14 18 Wheeler Truck & Trailer, Pack Mule LLC Haakon County Treasurer, Auto/Major Equip ...... 24,000.00 Congratulations to Becky (Han - of Scott Ruud. Some may remem - first birthday party in Inwood, (truck main and pup) ...... $6.12 per Postage ...... 517.20 A & B Welding Inc, Repairs rahan) Drury on her win in the ber that Scott spent several sum - Iowa, for Pat's grandniece, Peyten. loaded mile 1,517.90 & Maint ...... 102.94 Rapid City election as a member of mers in Milesville from 1977 - Sunday and Monday, they were in (single main) ...... $5.76 per loaded mile STATE’S ATTORNEY Ace Steel & Recycling, Inc, Repairs the city council. I've known Becky 1980, as his dad had unexpectedly Burke to visit Pat's mother, Mil - Bad River Law Prof. LLC , & Maint ...... 56.36 Haines Trucking ...$6.50 per loaded mile Office Rent ...... 150.00 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 46.68 all her life and she will do a good died in February of 1977. Scott dred Johnson. Bad River Law Prof. LLC , Bart Ramsey, Gravel Royalty job for Rapid City. played on the Milesville baseball Aven Fitch had his fifth birth - Flat Creek Supplies ...... 88.34 Paymt ...... 20,000.00 Virginia Wolden died Sunday, teams. day Saturday. He celebrated with Construction ...... $9.20 per loaded mile Bad River Law Prof. LLC , Baye & Sons Service, Supplies .....18.37 June 11, in Rapid City at the age Ronny and Misty Anderson his family by going camping from Travel ...... 156.88 Butler Machinery Co Inc, Repairs of 89. In reading her obituary, she spent from Thursday until Satur - Thursday through Sunday at After discussion Commissioner Bad River Law Prof. LLC , Tele ...... 75.00 & Maint ...... 2,425.18 had an interesting life with her day at Jim and Lana Elshere's. Oahe downstream. Some of Clements motioned to accept the bid Bad River Law Prof. LLC , Capital One Bank, Repairs different activities. Ronny was working on their Expe - Trevor's siblings and their families from Pack Mule LLC, Commissioner Misc/Postage/Etc ...... 49.00 & Maint ...... 312.45 Radway seconded, motion carried unan - Philip Health Services, Capital One Bank, Supplies ...... 58.01 Leo and Joan Patton attended dition while here. Saturday, Jim were also there. imously. Superintendent Slovek will con - Prof. Fees ...... 26.00 Cenex Harvest States, Fuel ..... 4,928.63 Leo and Sandra (O'Connor) Git - and Lana and granddaughter Donnie and Bobette Schofield tact those who submitted bids and let 545.22 D & T Auto Parts, Repairs tings' wedding reception Friday Grace went to Sturgis for the Re - had some of their family at various them know what the decision was. COURTHOUSE & Maint ...... 81.81 evening at The Steakhouse. Satur - gional High School Rodeo. Grand - times over the weekend. Lynn Baye & Sons Service, Repairs D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 728.62 day, they were back in town for sons Trey and Carter are headed Dunker helped her sister, Dawn The following fuel bids for May 2017 & Maint ...... 210.18 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities .....254.51 the 65th anniversary of Bud and to the State High School Rodeo Simons, at the Howes store, but were submitted: Cenex Harvest States, Supplies ... 13.31 Great Western Tire Inc, Darlene Knight held at the senior next weekend in Belle Fourche. spent the nights with her parents. City of Philip, Utilities ...... 77.20 Supplies ...... 1,975.40 FUEL BIDS: Coyle's SuperValu, Supplies ...... 188.40 Philip Hardware, Repairs center. They will compete in saddle bronc Grandson Sean Dunker watched Courthouse: Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 214.56 & Maint ...... 224.01 Mark Stangle was in Brookings and team roping. Justin and Donna Schofield's dog NONE Heartland Paper Co, Supplies .....773.70 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 227.80 last week for the Teen Leadership Peggy Parsons was also in Stur - for the weekend. Bryan Schofield Highway Department: Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities ...... 105.25 Heartland Waste Management Inc, Conference. gis for the rodeos. Their grandson, also spent a night with his grand - 05/11/17 Kone Inc, Prof. Fees ...... 270.97 Utilities ...... 26.63 Sunday, Wade and Marcy Par - Cass Lytle, will also be going to parents. Justin and Donna joined Cenex ...... $1.92; No2 Moses Building Center Inc, Kennedy Implement, sons, Autumn, Kamri and Keenan, the State High School Rodeo, com - them all for dinner Sunday. Mon - Hanson Oil ...... $1.92; No2 Repairs & Maint ...... 100.00 Repairs & Maint ...... 141.94 helped in surprising Marcy's peting in steer wrestling and team day, they had lunch with Lisa 05/11/17 Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 7.28 Kennedy Implement, Cenex ...... $1.92; No2 Quill Corp, Supplies ...... 23.47 Supplies ...... 120.65 uncle, Terry Buchert, on his birth - roping. Jonas in Pierre. Hanson Oil ...... $1.92; No2 Servall Uniform, Supplies ...... 256.37 Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities ...... 76.75 day. They were at the home of Jim Friday, Casey and Rochelle Bryan and Sharon Olivier Cenex ...... $2.18; Gas Trugreen, Prof. Fees ...... 135.00 Konst Machine, Repairs and Betty Smith in Philip. Elshere's kids, Ashlynn, Lainey brought supper over Monday night Hanson Oil ...... $2.24; Gas West Central Electric, Utilities ..... 951.59 & Maint ...... 384.82 Last week from Tuesday and Cade, visited their grandpar - and we celebrated my birthday, 05/22/17 3,327.28 Les' Body Shop, Repairs through Thursday, Tina Staben ents, Tim and Judy Elshere. They along with Earl, Jodi and Rachel Cenex ...... $1.88; No2 DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION & Maint ...... 260.63 was helping Connie Keil cook for left at noon Saturday. Visiting Parsons. Joy Limacher stopped by Hanson Oil ...... $1.95; No2 Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...... 18.00 Morrison's Pit Stop, Repairs branders. The Keil's live in the Tim and Judy Friday afternoon for a visit in the morning. 05/24/17 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 115.13 & Maint ...... 28.00 Cenex ...... $1.88; No2 HCS , Prof. Fees ...... 60.00 Moses Building Center Inc, Repairs Quinn area. were Jim and Lana, their daugh - Monday night before I went to Hanson Oil ...... $1.97; No2 Postmaster, Other Exp ...... 92.00 & Maint ...... 51.98 Dan and Gayla Piroutek, along ter, Misty, and Ronny Anderson bed, I unplugged the computer and Quill Corp, Supplies ...... 92.68 Philip Motor, Inc, Repairs with daughter Amy and grand - and Grace. Grace and Ashlynn TV, thinking there might be a bad As a government entity, the County is tax Toni Rhodes, Supplies ...... 41.94 & Maint ...... 25.70 sons, traveled to Belle Plaine, have a good time together. storm in the night as was pre - exempt, so the prices shown do not in - Toni Rhodes, Travel ...... 53.36 Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 203.50 Minn., for the graduation party of Pat and Kalie Hanrahan were in dicted. No storm, but we did get clude any State or Federal taxes that pri - SD Department of Revenue, Postmaster, R&B Other Current Alec Ruud. Alec is the grandson of Sioux Falls Friday and Saturday .30” of rain. We're very thankful vate businesses or private citizens must Prof. Fees ...... 440.00 Exp ...... 56.00 Kay Piroutek Turvey and the son visiting family. They attended the for that. pay. Haakon Co. Treas., Other Exp ...... 23.95 Runnings Farm & Fleet, Repairs

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Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. June 15, 2017 • Pioneer Review Classifieds (605) 859-2516 15 POSITION OPEN: Jackson HELP WANTED: Apply at Philip WINDOWS County is accepting applications Custom Meats. Full and part CLASSIFIED P OLICY CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS for for a Highway Department Office time positions. PR10-tfn PLEASE READ your classified older homes or new construc - Manager. Must work well with ad the first week it runs. If you tion. Manufactured right in the public, have clerical, secre - see an error, we will gladly re- Deadline for South Dakota. Double hung, tarial and computer skills and run your ad correctly. We ac - bays, bows, sliders. Call Therm- perform other duties as directed. MISC . F OR S ALE cept responsibility for the first Pioneer Review o-Loc windows TODAY at 605- Knowledge of governmental ac - FOR SALE: Hamburger 90% incorrect insertion only. Rav - 770-7677 for an in-home counting beneficial. Jackson lean, $5.50 per pound; Beef, ellette Publications, Inc. re - demonstration and free esti - County benefits are available. quarter, half or whole, $2.75 per quests all classifieds and cards Classifieds: mate. Thank you. K16-tfn Hourly wage. Position open until pound on hanging weight plus of thanks be paid for when or - filled. Applications are available processing. Call Angela 605- dered. A $2.00 billing charge will Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the Jackson County Auditor’s 381-4630. WP43-1tc be added if ad is not paid at the office and Jackson County High - time the order is placed. BUSINESS & S ERVICE way Department or send resumé FOR SALE: Clean ink barrels Call 859-2516 COMPUTER REPAIR: Com - to Jackson County, PO Box 280, (not burn barrels). Contact Pio - puter Science major will fix your Kadoka, SD 57543. Ph: 605- neer Review in Philip, 859-2516. THANK Y OUS or email: laptop, desktop, etc.! Call Elijah 837-2422. K27-2tc $30 each – only a few available. A special thank you to Vicky Hogen 605-415-8637 or email PR10-tfn Droze and Jerry, Rose Nelson and [email protected]. K26-2tp [email protected] POSITION OPEN: Jackson Aunt Carol Hunt for hosting the can - County Conservation District is cer benefit for me! O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, accepting applications for the NOTICES /W ANTED INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, Also special thanks to Mike O’Dea position of District Manager. Po - WANTED: Dad and two sons and his crew and Billy Markwed for Gravel (screened or crushed). We wish to trade West River deer sition is part-time with flexible auctioneering. can deliver. Dams, dugouts, hunting for a guided walleye hours. Please call Mayola at Thank you to all my family, building sites. Our 42nd year. fishing trip for up to four people 605-837-2242 Ext. #3 for more friends and the community for the Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. details. K27-1tc on the Oahe. Boat, bait, lodging PR11-tfn and food all included. Refer - great turnout … donations, love, ences available. Call Denny, support and prayers! POSITION: Kadoka Area School It was a special time in a special NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed District is accepting applications 605-690-0659 or 605-692-5639. plumbing contractor for all your PR43-3tp hometown! for teacher at the Midland Sheri Wiechman Saucerman indoor plumbing and outdoor School for the 2017-2018 school water and sewer jobs. Call Dale term. Applications are available I would like to thank everyone for Koehn, 441-1053, or leave a on the website www.kadoka. message at 837-0112. K38-tfn BUSINESS the cards and well wishes I re - k12.sd.us and can be mailed to ceived for my birthday. Kadoka Area School, Attn. WEST RIVER EXCAVATION OPPORTUNITY I would also like to thank my Jamie Hermann, PO Box 99, FOR SALE: Pizza Etc, Philip. will do all types of trenching, kids, grandkids, family and friends Kadoka, SD 57543. For more in - Established, profitable, turnkey ditching and directional boring for all their help and offers of help formation contact Supt. Jamie family business with great po - work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee during my illness and for taking Hermann at 837-2171. EOE. tential to expand. Kim or Vickie, or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or care of things during my time at K27-2tc 605-859-2083. P21-tfn call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- Mayo. Thanks to Dr. Holman, Dr. 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; HELP WANTED: Need help with Blackham, clinic and hospital staff wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn business website. Also: part- for their care. time help with grooming dogs. It is wonderful to live in a commu - Will train right person. Located REAL E STATE nity like ours. FOR SALE IN PHILIP: Two bed - in Philip. Katherine, 390-7295. Terry Pinney room, two baths, one level brick FARM & R ANCH P26-tfn home with attached garage. Call The family of Lucy Freeman TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: 605-515-3020. P26-4tc would like to thank everyone for the 235/85/16R 10-ply, $130; 14- FULL OR PART-TIME POSI - TION at Martin Livestock Auc - calls, cards, food, memorials, flow - ---,.2/10/&+210)1*,.2' !2(1$.2/10/&+210)1*,.2' ply All-Steel, $170. All prices PRICE REDUCED: 3 bdrm, 1.5 tion, Martin, SD. Duties include ers and for your thoughts and include mounting. Les’ Body baths, 3 heat sources, attached working with cattle, mainte - prayers during this time. '-#"%1/10!.)(* Shop, 859-2744, Philip. shop/garage, partially fur - nance & repair of Corrals & Also, thank you to the nursing P52-tfn nished, one block from Main Grounds. Must work Sale Day home staff for their excellent care of +/-.)$10+)%1,0
Street in Kadoka, space in - %+(2/)0*3#0" 0/ (Monday). Wage & Hours Nego - Lucy. Words cannot say how much cluded for expansion, call 605- '-*,/. &/(-*0+1.(&1, FOR SALE: Case IH 730, 30’ tiable. Contact Brad or Shelly that meant ot us. Thanks to Dr. 840-0163, 605-840-2533, swather, good shape. Call 605- 605-685-6716. P26-2tc Klopper and staff for their wonder - 605-842-2533. K32-tfn 280-1259 for Jim. PR27-3tc ful care, too. POSITION OPEN: Jackson Thank you to DJ and Tate for /((1-#1,0"/'1$0+1/1&-0,*10.1'0-+1.* ,1%+/).1!).
WANTED: Ranch/farm with or County is accepting applications their compassion and for making it without cattle and equipment, for a Highway Department Office easier for us. approximately 500 to 2,000 RENTALS )!5"816#$ 6%58+-,.334/422*88'&7708(1 Manager. Must work well with FOR RENT: $399 furnished, ef - Glenn Freeman acres located in South Dakota, the public, have clerical, secre - house optional, private party ficiency, utilities included, avail - Debbie & Floren Falzone tarial and computer skills and able immediately. Also 1 and 2 & family cash transaction. Call Don, 413- perform other duties as directed. 478-0178. PR3-tfn bedrooms, Kadoka. 612-308- Rocky Allard Knowledge of governmental ac - 2967. K26-2tp Bryan & Jan Freeman & family counting beneficial. Jackson Lynn & Merlin Guthmiller FOR SALE: Alfalfa seed, Vernal County benefits are available. and Common available. Call & family Hourly wage. Position open until Valerie & Rick Rayevick 605-299-6264 or 859-2334. filled. 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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, or discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is a violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. 16 Pioneer Review • June 15, 2017 Minn., not far from Watertown. back without incident. (Again our Brad is the Lutheran pastor there. guardian angel was looking out for Both they and we went to church at us.) Then it was back in Fairborn Hit & Miss Rosanne and Jeff’s church June 4, for a couple of fun-filled days. Erin Kristi Noem then Jeff treated us all to dinner at and boys spent some time with us a restaurant. We gathered at Friday and the honeymooners Representative from South Dakota continued from 4 Rosanne’s house to spend the rest came to spend some time with us floor became crowded when guests of the day. The Ferdelman family Saturday and we got better ac - were invited to join them. When were also there for the afternoon. quainted with Anvesh. June 11, we Regulatory Rollback been one of the largest federal the REINS Act, a bill I co-spon - playing a slow waltz, the an - June 5, after a waffle breakfast again went to church with Rosanne The number of regulations com - land grabs in United States his - sored to stop the overreach of fed - nouncer called for those couples with the Larsons also here, we ac - and Jeff, went out for lunch with ing out of Washington has plum - tory. We have also seen Obama’s eral regulators. If enacted, any who had been married the longest companied Rosanne for an after - them and Deanna and Anvesh. meted under President Donald greenhouse gas regulations rolled regulation with an economic im - to come to the dance floor. Rose and noon visit at the Ferdelman home After lunch, we bade them farewell Trump, providing much-needed back, which even he admitted pact of over $100 million would I joined another couple who had to spend some more quality time and drove back to Indy to spend relief to South Dakotans who have would “necessarily skyrocket” need to be approved by Congress been married 60 years. Others with Erin and three of our great- one last overnight stay with Dan had to carry the burden of the costs for families. through an up-or-down vote. If filled the dance floor with jitter-bug grandsons, Liam, four, Logan, two, and Marsha. Obama administration’s eight- Now more than ever, the federal this law was in effect for Obama, and rock and roll, etc. music and Elias, six months. I am reminded of a patriotic year regulatory onslaught. government is trying to get out of more than 500 regulations would throughout the rest of the evening. Rose and I visited our son, poem I once memorized. It is Between Inauguration Day and your way. have been subject to a vote in Con - Meanwhile, wedding cake was Bryan, who lives near Amherst, “America for Me” by Henry Van the end of May, the Trump admin - I have worked to make sure gress. The legislation is now on served. Ohio, June 6 and returned to Fair - Dyke. One verse goes like this: “So istration has approved just 15 Congress does its part as well. the Senate’s doorstep. Along about 9:30 p.m. Dan and born June 8. Amherst is located it’s home again, and home again, major rules, compared to 93 dur - Under the Congressional Review Then, earlier this month, we his family were ready to depart for close to Lake Erie and west of America for me! My heart is turn - ing the same period under Presi - Act, Congress has the power to re - provided relief from the Dodd- their home in Indy, and offered us Cleveland, Ohio. He and Shawna ing home again, and there I long to dent Barack Obama. peal certain regulations. While it Frank Act. In 2010, Obama led a a ride back to Rosanne’s home. We lease one side of a small duplex, so be. In the land of youth and free - At the same time, Republicans has only been used successfully 2,300-page rewrite of America’s fi - accepted his offer. (Our car re - we spent two nights in a motel. It dom beyond the ocean bars, Where across the executive and legisla - once before, this Congress has got - nancial laws. The legislation in - mained parked in front of was a three and one-half hour drive the air is full of sunlight and the tive branches have worked to - ten 14 Congressional Review Act cluded more regulations than all Rosanne’s house the whole time we for us (174 miles). We made the flag is full of stars.” Well, I am gether to repeal or delay more resolutions signed into law, saving other Obama-era regulations com - were there.) most of our time with them and stretching it a bit to compare our than 90 Obama-era regulations. $3.7 billion in regulatory costs and bined. As a result, we have seen Jeff’s sister, Shelly, her husband, even snuck in a card game with cross country jaunt to crossing the The administration has halted the 4.2 million hours of paperwork. the “too big to fail” banks – who Bradley Larson, and their youngest Bryan. Even with some road con - ocean, but we did ride over a sea of EPA’s Waters of the U.S. proposal, And our work continues. can afford the paperwork and ex - daughter, Hannah, came for the struction and one rest stop closed, highways and know it is time to re - wedding. They live in Louisburg, for example, which would have In January, the House passed pensive lawyers needed to navi - we managed our way there and turn home again. gate this regulatory maze – get bigger, while smaller financial in - stitutions that had no part in the 2008 economic collapse have struggled. In fact, in the wake of Bar Dodd-Frank, we are losing one Salad community bank or credit union ble FRE Availa E per day nationwide. h! Juke Instead of one-size-fits-all, gov - Lunc The Steakhouse & Lounge Box at Frida ernment-knows-best regulations, Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip Reservations: 859-2774 y Nights Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! we imposed the toughest penalties in history for financial fraud and ensured taxpayers will not be on the hook for more big bank Package Tuesday, Wed., Friday, Saturday, bailouts. Additionally, we restruc - June 16 Monday, tured the unconstitutional Con - Liquor & June 13 June 14 Thursday, June 17 Rib Sandwich June 19 sumer Financial Protection Chicken Indian Taco June 15 Steak & Bureau (CFPB) and repealed the Casino & Fries Cheeseburger or Taco Walleye Shrimp Labor Department’s controversial Fried Steak $7.95 Basket Salad fiduciary rule, which put new costs on retirees and limited their choices. Finally, the legislation de - mands greater accountability and transparency from federal regula - tors by, among other things, forc - ing them to come to Congress for approval on all major regulations. WEBSITE ADDRESS: There is a lot that needs to be PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION done to clean up Washington and www.philiplivestock.com 859-2577 eliminate the burdens it places on Email: [email protected] Philip, SD the American people. But by re - PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA pealing unnecessary regulations and stopping bureaucrats from TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 imposing additional burdens, it may be what Washington is not Another big run of pairs and weigh-up cattle. Pairs higher. Weigh-ups cows lower. doing that is producing the most PAIRS: REUBEN & PAT VOLLMER - MIDLAND 8...... BLK & BWF SOLID & SMOOTH MOUTH PAIRS 1523#...... $1,400.00 good for South Dakota. ROBERT BARRY - NEW UNDERWOOD 5 ...... BLK & BWF SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1721#...... $1,685.00 TODD & NANCY COLLINS - STURGIS 10...... BLK 5 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1752#...... $1,825.00 MELVIN & TRINA ARNESON - ENNING 38...... BLK & BWF SOLID MOUTH PAIRS 1530#...... $1,585.00 28...... BLK & BWF SOLID MOUTH PAIRS 1739#...... $1,735.00 17...... BLK SOLID MOUTH PAIRS 1497#...... $1,625.00 34...... BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1517#...... $1,550.00 39...... BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1648#...... $1,675.00 14...... BLK SOLID MOUTH PAIRS 1497#...... $1,560.00 MARVIN & VICKI EIDE - PHILIP MADSEN RANCH CATTLE CO - MIDLAND 8...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1523#...... $1,525.00 3...... BLK & BWF SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1495#...... $1,575.00 Markets 10...... BLK & BWF 3 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1475#...... $1,750.00 JERRY ELLENS - PHILIP LARRY STOMPRUD - MUD BUTTE Midwest Cooperatives 2...... RED & BLK SOLID TO BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1533#...... $1,375.00 2...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD PAIRS 1633#...... $1,600.00 8...... BLK & BWF 3 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1525#...... $1,475.00 End of Day 6/12/17 BARE BUTTE LIVING TRUST - STURGIS 3...... BLK & BWF 5 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1467#...... $1,450.00 4...... BLK SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1693#...... $1,600.00 20...... BLK 3 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1480#...... $1,725.00 DIAMOND S RANCH - UNION CENTER VOLMER RANCH - OWANKA 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.88 11...... BLK SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1519#...... $1,500.00 26...... BLK & BWF 3 TO 6 YR OLD PAIRS 1402#...... $1,590.00 10...... BLK SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH PAIRS 1440#...... $1,425.00 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $5.31 Milo ...... $2.62 Corn ...... $2.62 WEIGH-UPS: 1...... BLK HFRT 1050#...... $110.00 BILL SLOVEK - PHILIP BLAKE HICKS - WANBLEE Millet ...... $5.75 KENNY & ROXIE FOX - BELVIDERE MILES WHEELER - PHILIP 1...... BLK BULL 915#...... $113.50 4...... RED COWETTES 1136#...... $97.00 SFS Birdseed ...... $13.75 1...... BLK HFRT 970#...... $117.00 1...... BLK COW 1385#...... $80.00 CHUCK OLSON - MARTIN 10...... BLK & BWF COWS 1202#...... $77.00 New Crop 2017 1...... BLK HFRT 1110#...... $114.00 STEVE ARMENT - WANBLEE 1...... BLK COW 1490#...... $78.00 TATE THOMPSON - WANBLEE 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $4.06 10...... BLK & BWF COWS 1345#...... $77.50 1...... BLK COW 1470#...... $80.00 3...... BLK HFRTS 1043#...... $107.00 3...... BLK COWETTES 1215#...... $92.00 DAVE GARRETT - NEW UNDERWOOD SUE EISENBRAUN - CREIGHTON ROSETH CATTLE COMPANY - PHILIP 7...... BLK COWS 1328#...... $76.50 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $5.36 2...... BWF COW 1210#...... $76.50 2...... BLK COW 1338#...... $81.00 1...... BLK COW 1430#...... $78.00 RAPID CREEK RANCH - CANTON, NC 1...... BLK HFRT 1000#...... $114.00 2...... BLK COW 1423#...... $76.50 GLEN & JANET LONG - ENNING 1...... RED COWS 1300#...... $86.00 1...... BLK BULL 1040#...... $109.50 HOSTUTLER RANCH - MIDLAND 4...... BLK COWS 1121#...... $81.50 5...... RED COWS 1503#...... $75.50 1...... BWF BULL 995#...... $108.50 1...... RED COW 1405#...... $81.00 1...... BLK COW 1130#...... $75.00 14...... RED COWS 1280#...... $75.00 Philip Area Weather 1...... BWF BULL 820#...... $101.00 LARRY & SCOT EISENBRAUN - WALL 2...... BLK COWETTES 1068#...... $105.00 RUSSELL SIMONS - FAITH ERIC GROPPER - LONG VALLEY 10...... BLK COWETTES 1255#...... $108.00 DALE SAWVELL - QUINN 8...... BLK COW 1387#...... $75.50 1...... BWF HFRT 1025#...... $116.00 JEF WILSEY - CREIGHTON 2...... BLK COWS 1585#...... $77.00 2...... BLK HFRT 1063#...... $109.00 Thursday: Abundant MIKE & ANITA HEATHERSHAW - QUINN 1...... BLK COW 1385#...... $82.00 2...... BLK COWS 1405#...... $75.50 MONTY WILLIAMS - BOX ELDER sunshine. High 88F. 2...... BLK COWS 1450#...... $76.00 MIKE GEBES - MILESVILLE JOSEPH SINGLETARY - KADOKA 9...... BLK COWETTES 1197#...... $97.00 Winds W at 10 to 15 1...... BLK HFRT 955#...... $113.00 5...... BLK COWS 1295#...... $82.00 2...... RED & BLK COWS 1460#...... $77.00 1...... BLK COWETTE 1240#...... $93.00 1...... BLK HFRT 890#...... $72.00 5...... BLK COWS 1473#...... $76.50 KJERSTAD CATTLE CO - QUINN SAM JOHNSTON - ELM SPRINGS mph. Thursday Night: JIM WHITCHER - SCENIC 3...... BLK COWETTES 1147#...... $96.00 1...... BLK COW 1435#...... $77.00 1...... BWF HFRT 1045#...... $108.00 Cloudy. Low 58F. Winds 8...... BLK COWS 1263#...... $75.50 COLE REINERT - WALL 11...... BLK COWS 1456#...... $76.50 8...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 944#...... $108.00 N at 5 to 10 mph. 3...... BLK HFRT 963#...... $112.00 1...... BLK BULL 2190#...... $102.50 JERRY KECKLER - EAGLE BUTTE CROSS HALF DIAMOND BAR - INTERIOR GLENDA HELMS - CREIGHTON A CONSIGNMENT 1...... BLK COW 1310#...... $77.00 1...... BLK COW 1575#...... $78.00 Friday: Showers in the 1...... BLK HFRT 935#...... $116.00 1...... RED BULL 2640#...... $105.00 SETH THOMSEN - LONG VALLEY 1...... BLK COW 1425#...... $77.00 morning, then partly SHAUN CLAUSON - BOX ELDER 1...... RED BULL 2535#...... $104.00 5...... BLK COWS 1308#...... $77.00 1...... BLK BULL 960#...... $114.00 cloudy in the afternoon. 1...... HERF COWETTE 895#...... $91.00 High 88F. Winds W at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain TUESDAY, JULY 18: REGULAR CATTLE SALE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. TUESDAY, DEC. 12: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED 40%. Winds could occasionally UPCOMING SALES: TUESDAY, JULY 25: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY YEARLING SALE HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & WELLER ANGUS TUESDAY, JUNE 20: SPECIAL PAIR & FEEDER CATTLE gust over 40 mph. Friday Night: & FALL CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & SATURDAY, NOV. 4: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED ANNUAL BULL & FEMALE SALE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE. WEIGH-UPS 9:00MT Partly cloudy skies. Low 57F. ANNIVERSARY BBQ HEIFER SALE & WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 19: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & PAIRS & FEEDER CATTLE 12:00MT HORSE SALE TO TUESDAY, AUG. 1: REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 7: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE & STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE, REGULAR CATTLE Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph. FOLLOW TUESDAY, AUG. 8: SPECIAL YEARLING & EARLY SPRING REGULAR CATTLE SALE SALE, & SLOVEK RANCH BULL & FEMALE SALE PAIRS: CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 14: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED TUESDAY, DEC. 26: NO SALE Saturday: Cloudy early, JIM EISENBRAUN "AGE DISPERSION" – 65 BLK 3 & TUESDAY, AUG. 15: REGULAR CATTLE SALE HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE becoming windy with a 4 YR OLD COWS W/BIG BLK CLVS AT SIDE TUESDAY, AUG. 22: SPECIAL YEARLING & EARLY TUESDAY, NOV. 21: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & FOSTER RANCH – 40 BLK BM COWS W/BLACK CLVS PCOMING ORSE ALES few showers later in the SPRING CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE U H S AT SIDE TUES, JUNE 20: OPEN CONSIGN. FOLLOWING CATTLE SALE day. Thunder possible. TUESDAY, AUG. 29: REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 28: SPECIAL BRED CATTLE SALE & FEEDER CATTLE: TUESDAY, SEPT. 5: NO SALE REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUES, JULY 18: OPEN CONSIGN. FOLLOWING CATTLE SALE High 76F. Winds NW at 20 to 30 LONG –160 CHAR X SPAY HFRS; TUESDAY, SEPT. 12: SPECIAL YEARLING & SPRING TUESDAY, DEC. 5: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE mph. Chance of rain 30%. Satur - HOME RAISED...... 750-850# CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE FEATURING WEANED CALVES & REGULAR CATTLE SALE day Night: Clear. Gusty winds NELSON –140 RWF STRS & SPAY HFRS...... 850# TUESDAY, SEPT. 19: REGULAR CATTLE SALE ENNEN –42 BLK & BWF OPEN HFRS...... 700# diminishing after midnight. Low TUESDAY, SEPT. 26: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & AGA –40 RED ANG FALL CLVS...... 700# 52F. Winds NW at 20 to 30 mph. YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE SUPERIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION SCHEDULE: KILNESS –40 BLK & BWF YRLGS...... 550-650# TUESDAY, OCT. 3: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & SALE DATE CATALOG DEADLINE VIDEO DEADLINE PERLI –23 BLK BV HFRS; HOME RAISED YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE SUPERIOR TALLGRASS YEARLING AUCTION JUNE 22, 2017 JUNE 19, 2017 5:00 PM MT JUNE 19, 2017 5:00 PM CT Sunday: Except for a (REPRO SHOTS & POURED)...... 750-800# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. BIG SKY ROUNDUP II JUNE 29, 2017 JUNE 16, 2017 5:00 PM MT JUNE 23, 2017 5:00 PM CT few afternoon clouds, HOTCHKISS –20 BLK STRS & OPEN HFRS... .. 750-800# SALE WEEK IN THE ROCKIES XXIX JULY 10, 2017 JUNE 19, 2017 5:00 PM MT JUNE 28, 2017 5:00 PM CT BIELMAIER –9 BLK CUTTER BULLS...... 900# mainly sunny. High TUESDAY, OCT. 10: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE VIDEO ROYALE XXV JULY 31, 2017 JULY 15, 2017 5:00 PM MT JULY 21, 2017 5:00 PM CT HORSES: near 80F. Winds NW at WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & BIG HORN CLASSIC AUG. 21, 2017 AUG. 5, 2017 5:00 PM MT AUG. 11, 2017 5:00 PM CT BACHAND –2 SORREL 20 YR OLD GELDINGS (WELL 15 to 25 mph. Sunday HFRT. SALE LABOR DAY XXXVIII SEP. 14, 2017 AUG. 28, 2017 5:00 PM MT SEP. 6, 2017 5:00 PM CT BROKE TEAM, PARADES & DUDE RANCH) TUESDAY, OCT. 17: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & IDEO UCTION EP EP T EP T Night: Partly cloudy skies. Low LEVIN –1 SORREL 6 YR OLD GELDING (RANCH V A S . 28, 2017 S . 18, 2017 5:00 PM M S . 25, 2017 5:00 PM C YEARLING SALE 51F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph. BROKE) VIDEO AUCTION OCT. 12, 2017 OCT. 2, 2017 5:00 PM MT OCT. 9, 2017 5:00 PM CT WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY. VIDEO AUCTION OCT. 26, 2017 OCT. 16, 2017 5:00 PM MT OCT. 23, 2017 5:00 PM CT HFRT. 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