County Commissioners Work on Budget by Nancy Haigh Pleted, Said Williams
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$ 00 Inclu1des Tax No. 52, Vol. 109 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, August 20, 2015 www. pioneer-review.com Inside Jenn Hulm joins Old Midway Cafe shell demolished One Fine Day salon by Del Bartels Gymnastics Jenn Hulm has added her aspiring expertise as a cosmetologist to the 8 Philip salon business, One Fine Day. Having started Aug. 3, Hulm offers a wide gamut of hair, skin and nails services, specializing in facials with the Clinical Care brand. “I love the new styles, the fashion, everything. I like to help make peo - ple feel good about themselves, walk out feeling like a new person. I like Region the one-on-one time with new clients,” said Hulm about why she chose cosmetology as a career. She used to live in Philip, from about age one through the second Rally law grade. Her family then moved to North Dakota. That time left an im - pression. “I just know Philip and South Dakota a little better than North Dakota,” said Hulm. Hulm decided to earned her cosmetology degree at Lake Area Techni - Del Bartels statistics cal Institute in Watertown. Not only would those 2,100 hours count to - Pull! Piece by piece, the cut timbers of the building were brought down by volunteers of Philip Charities, Inc. The final law enforcement ward her degree requirements, but also for her South Dakota license After being cut through, the wall in back was also toppled. The walls to the left and right are part of the neigh - statistics are in concerning the requirements. And, she said, she found a lot of good review for the in - boring downtown businesses. What will become of the newly opened space is up to some future entrepreneur. week of the annual Sturgis Mo - stitute. Now, Hulm is licensed in South Dakota in cosmetology, nails torcycle Rally. and esthetics (skin care). by Del Bartels shared with the neighoring structures, still remain. Figures are compiled by the “South Dakota has one of the highest standards in the nation” said Philip Charities, Inc. continued its economic de - The mission statement for Philip Charities, Inc. is, South Dakota Highway Patrol Lois Porch, owner and operator of One Fine Day. “If you can get a degree velopment efforts when some of its members helped “To enhance the economic well-being of our commu - from the districts that include here, you can go almost anywhere else. I’m tickled to death to have her demolish a condemned building on S. Center Av - nity by facilitating the creation of new economic op - Sturgis and Rapid City. The fig - (Hulm) here. Her opportunities are unlimited because she can do all enue. portunities, fostering existing community assets and ures are as of 6:00 a.m., Sunday three here. Not every salon offers all three aspects of cosmetology.” Clear title and a building permit were granted to addressing issues that threaten economic advance - Aug. 11. “I’ll probably do some mentoring,” added Porch. “That’s always kind Philip Charities during the Aug. 3 city council meet - ment in the community.” of nice. She’s not fresh out of school, but she’s young in her career.” Ac - ing. Work on the structure began the week of Aug. Philip Charities and the city of Philip have demol - Totals 2015 2014 tually, Hulm will be blueprinting, running her business within another 12. The roof and ceiling were cut and taken down, ished the structures and cleared the lots of several (to date) business. Hulm has already created a One Fine Day Facebook page. and the back wall toppled. Most of the debris was abandoned sites in Philip, the one on S. Center Av - DUI arrests 220 257 Hulm said that she came to Philip expecting about three hours to then cleared out. All that remains is the front wall, enue being the latest. This work makes way for pos - Drug arrests apply at the salons in town, but, “next thing I knew I had appoint - which is mostly windows and a glass door. sible future construction by new owners, or at least Misdemeanor 203 262 ments!” The remaining front wall still fits in with the a cleaner, more presentable town of Philip. Felony 99 91 “She’s really good at highlights and long hair. I’m sure the younger fronts of surrounding business on the street. That The nonprofit organization is led by president Dil - Citations 1,501 1,457 girls will be excited about having someone her age doing their hair,” facade is all that visibly remains of what decades ago lon Kjerstad, with Roger Porch acting as secretary. Warnings 4,557 5,259 said Porch. “With the two of us, it makes it a whole lot easier.” was the Midway Cafe, as well as other businesses. Many other community members belong to the or - Cash seized $28,735 $25,447 Porch and Hulm are taking appointments at 859-2210, though walk- Behind the front wall is a basement and a concrete ganization and donate their time and efforts toward Vehicles seized 14 14 ins are welcome. floor on the main level. The north and south walls, its goals. Accidents Non-injury 81 49 Injury 152 69 Fatal 13 4 Total fatalities 13 4 County commissioners work on budget By Nancy Haigh pleted, said Williams. She stated she was told by the con - Agency, said Williams. That will help them decide how much The Haakon County Board of Commissioners met to work tractor that he was delayed by wet weather on another proj - gravel they can crush in 2016. on the 2016 budget Tuesday, August 11. ect.He could file for an extension she said. Commissioner Replacement culverts were also discussed. Williams noted Highway department personnel, Dwight Slovek and Val Nick Konst questioned as to what the state regulations are that the FEMA representative recommended, in nearly Public Notices Williams updated the board on items that may affect next regarding a late start and not being able to complete the every case, that larger culverts be installed in washed-out •County 2016 Provisional year’s budget. Two bridges in Haakon County were to be work. He added that most contractors hire another contrac - areas. worked on this summer. As of now the contractor who won tor to do the work if they get into a situation like this. They The board discussed raising the deputy sheriff’s position Budget the state bid noted it would be the first part of September avoid any penalties by doing so. salary and adding a part-time deputy to the director of •Proceedings - City of Philip, or later before he could get here. Williams noted that the Williams noted she has been trying to visit with state per - equalization office. Town of Midland, West contractor relayed that it would take three to four weeks for sonnel to see what their options are. With a possible 15 percent increase in insurance costs, the River Water Dev. Dist., each bridge. The second bridge would not be started until Slovek requested $100,000 in the 2016 budget for gravel. board and Auditor Carla Smith are looking at how much of Haakon County the first one is completed. He said the county will deplete their stock piles repairing a pay raise for county employees can be achieved. This puts the work into a time where it may not be com - •Notice to Creditors flood washed roads. Next week they should know the The Haakon County Commission’s next regular meeting pleted due to weather, the commissioners noted. Also there amount of funds from the Federal Emergency Managent is Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. 10-11 is a September 30, 2015 deadline for the work to be com - Market Report End of Day 8/17/15 Pergola and fountain donated in Hewitt memory 12 Pro Winter Wheat ..............$4.02 Any Pro .....................................$3.62 14 Pro Spring Wheat ..............$4.38 Milo ..........................................$3.15 Corn .........................................$2.73 Millet ........................................$7.00 SFS Birdseed (new crop) ......$16.75 Weekend Weather Friday: Sunny skies. High 94F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph. Friday Night: Clear skies. Low 61F. Winds SW at 15 to 25 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with gusty winds. High 72F. Winds NW at 25 to 35 mph. Sat - Shown here are the attending family members in front of the pergola. urday Night: A mostly clear sky. Low 47F. Winds WNW at 15 to 25 mph. by Del Bartels taught J.D. Hewitt to care more in what others had to A pergola and a stone-like water fountain were do - say than what you had to say. Jim Hewitt enjoyed the Sunday: Sunny skies. nated to Philip Health Services, Inc. in memory of beauty of creation, and found a particular peace in High 74F. Winds Jim Hewitt. that. WNW at 10 to 20 A pergola is a yard structure making a shaded “I think it’s fitting to provide a place for that – con - mph. Sunday Night: walkway or sitting area. It is made of posts, cross- versation, and creation with live water,” said J.D. He - Clear. Low 49F. Winds beams and lattices. witt, and he referred to the pergola as kind of an inner light and variable. In a presentation ceremony, Saturday morning, sanctum. Aug. 15, in the PHSI courtyard, J.D. Hewitt said to The pergola’s plaque displays John 14, “Peace I leave Go to pioneer-review.com & gathered family members that his father experienced you. My peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do click on the weather icon for great care at the facility.