$ 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 -

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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. He said that his dad liked I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither up-to-the-minute forecasts conversation, to visit, to hear people’s stories. He let it be afraid.” J.D. Hewitt and his grandson, Treyson, in front of the water fountain. 2 Editorial Pioneer Review • August 20, 2015 lege is a great concern, dual credit nical institute. high school educators who can courses are a great way to save Just as Kelcie is doing, students help them develop the skills they money. They also save time, mak - can explore their interests with will need, like stronger time man - Dennis Daugaard ing it more likely that students dual credit. A student who might agement and study skills. In fact, will graduate on time. Every dual want to study robotics or medical data shows that students who Governor of South Dakota credit course taken in high school lab technology after high school take dual credit do better when is a course that need not be taken could take an introductory course they go on to college or a technical The Value Of Dual program. Because she is consider - and their families significant cost in college. from one of the state’s technical institute, even after adjusting for Credit Courses ing a career in counseling, Kelcie savings. These are the cheapest In its first year, this program institutes to try out the program grade point average, ACT scores Like other young South took a dual credit introductory university or technical school has been a tremendous success. before making a final decision. If and other performance indicators. Dakotans, Kelcie Hauf, Dell speech course last spring. This fall credits a student will ever take, Last year, 1,946 students partici - the student then decides to pursue Today, more than ever before, Rapids, is getting ready to head she will utilize the dual credit pro - and they can save hundreds of dol - pated, with a pass rate of 92.76 that career, he or she has a jump it’s important for young people to back to school. As a high school gram to take psychology 101 to ex - lars by taking just one course. percent. Thirty-nine districts had start on a degree. Or perhaps a continue their education beyond senior, Kelcie is trying to decide plore that career path further. Last year, South Dakota students at least one-quarter of their jun - student wants to take a college al - high school. The escalating num - which field to study when she Dual credit courses allow stu - saved more than $2.5 million by iors and seniors complete courses. gebra course not available at the ber of people earning degrees and graduates. dents like Kelcie to simultane - using this program, averaging Many students take dual credit local district. He or she could take the increasingly competitive Rather than wait until she gets ously earn high school and college more than $1,000 per student in courses online, which provides that course from a state univer - global economy require today’s to college to explore career op - credit. At only $40 per credit hour, savings. greater flexibility in scheduling. sity. workforce to have greater skill tions, Kelcie is in the dual credit these courses provide students At a time when the cost of col - These courses also make dual With dual credit, students take sets and more education. Dual credit available to students who college level courses while still credit can help prepare our stu - are not near a university or tech - having the support of their local dents for that next step. Kristi Noem Representative from South Dakota Mike Rounds Navigating the Federal States State Department. Maybe an agency to save you time and Government you receive benefits from the So - frustration. U.S. Senator from South Dakota Every day, South Dakotans cial Security Administration or op - Sometimes, the cases can be need to interact directly with erate your family business with a more complicated than that, how - dozens of federal agencies. Maybe loan from the Small Business Ad - ever, and we are here to help you Obama’s Clean Power Plan is policies with which they disagree. ARENA requires the EPA to you receive health care through ministration or have a CRP con - in those scenarios as well. If you Fundamentally Flawed Since the president announced submit a report to Congress de - the Veterans Administration or tract with the United States can’t get an answer from a federal Earlier this summer, President the final rule, South Dakota scribing the quantity of green - Medicare. Perhaps your family is Department of Agriculture. agency or if you feel you’ve been Obama announced his so called joined 14 other states in a petition house gas emissions the Clean looking to grow through an inter - At some point or another, most treated unfairly, we can make a “Clean Power Plan” final rule, to the D.C. Court of Appeals to Power Plan is actually expected to national adoption, which requires of us will have to deal with a gov - formal inquiry or request informa - which requires states to cut green - block the egregious plan. In the reduce, and to conduct modeling coordination with the United ernment agency. While we hope it tion on your behalf. While we can - house gas emissions nearly a third appeal, the states ask the court to to show the impacts of the rule on goes smoothly and that they serve not guarantee a favorable within 15 years. issue a ruling in the matter before the climate indicators used to de - you with the respect you deserve, outcome, we will do our best to This sweeping new mandate re - Sept. 8, 2015, one year before they velop the final rule. As an original we know it unfortunately doesn’t help ensure you receive a fair and quires states to completely rework are required to submit plans to cosponsor of ARENA, I’m commit - always turn out that way. timely response. This is our way of their electric grid and dramati - EPA for how they will reduce ted to working with my colleagues To the Editor The federal government can be ensuring the federal government cally reduce the amount of elec - emissions as required by the to put a stop to this costly carbon Pioneer Review | 859-2516 a very difficult, complicated, and remembers who it is accountable tricity they get from coal fired Clean Power Plan. Additionally, emissions rule. confusing organization to navi - to, and that’s you. plants. The result of which will be South Dakota Attorney General The Obama administration, gate. But that’s where my office Last year alone, we helped more higher electricity rates for every Marty Jackley has joined a law - through the Environmental Pro - Our schools are starting up can help. We call it “casework” than 500 constituents navigate single household and business in suit challenging the rule. It is one tection Agency (EPA), has been again. There will be more pedes - and I believe it’s one of the most federal agencies through our case - the country. Additionally, energy of a number of suits that challenge solely focused on cementing the trian, bicycle and new driver traf - important functions of a congres - work. Please know our door is al - production will be reduced, bring - whether the EPA exceeded its president’s legacy as a champion fic going to and from schools in the sional office. ways open to help. If you need ing further uncertainty to the elec - powers when issuing the final rule of the environment. I, too, believe mornings and afternoons. Please Many times, we can help you immediate assistance, please visit tric grid. All of this comes with to cut power-plant carbon emis - that we have an obligation to pro - be cautious and patient with with a single phone call. Perhaps my website at noem.house.gov or very little benefit to the environ - sions. tect our natural resources for fu - everyone. you’re simply not sure which call my office at 605-878-2868. ment. In the Senate, the Environment ture generations. But it must not agency or division you should con - I’m incredibly grateful to be able In South Dakota, we have and Public Works Committee be at the expense of our economy, /s/ Trooper Slade Ross tact. We can help you figure that to serve you in this way, so please scorching hot summers and freez - (EPW), of which I am a member, jobs and the current electric grid. South Dakota Highway Patrol out quickly. We can also help you don’t hesitate to contact my office ing cold winters. We rely on de - recently passed the bipartisan Af - It is another example of an admin - find exactly who to talk to within if you need help. pendable energy to protect us fordable Reliable Energy Now Act istration stretching the limits of from our extreme weather condi - (ARENA), which is the principal the law to issue costly new regula - tions. Yet the clean power rule legislative vehicle to roll back the tions at the expense of American could jeopardize our current sys - Clean Power Plan rule. Our legis - growth and innovation. It under - Lookin’ Around tem. All of this is being done with lation is a common sense solution scores the need for a bipartisan no input from Congress. It is an - that gives states additional time approach to address executive Syd Iwan other example in which American and flexibility to comply with overreach – such as my RE - families are being forced to suffer these new rules. It also protects STORE resolution to reinforce Scams for the next year, and I wasn’t that the number in question was the consequences of the presi - hard-working American families Congressional oversight as part of sure why. I think he explained it not theirs, and no such upgrade dent’s overreaching, over-burden - from bearing the brunt of the the rulemaking process. I will con - I almost got scammed on Mon - somewhat, but, like I said, he was was in the works. “Oh, my!” I some environmental agenda Clean Power Plan through higher tinue to work to protect taxpayers day. Not quite, but it was a near hard to understand, and I didn’t thought. “I lucked out this time!” without any input or recourse for electricity rates. from this and other costly rules. thing. I escaped only by the skin completely catch his drift. There Naturally, I did not get back to of my teeth. were a couple of other perks men - Kevin, and no one showed up on At it happened, I got a call from tioned as well which have now es - Thursday to upgrade Ted’s sys - someone who purportedly was caped me. tem. from Dish TV Network. We don’t At long last, the spiel wound Thinking back, however, I de - actually subscribe to Dish, but Ted down, and we made plans for the cided Kevin was very good. I had does down at the river ranch. I technician to come on Thursday to almost fallen for his spiel. If he Country Praises originally arranged for it to be in - install the new equipment. Almost would have chosen a credit card I stalled there, and I deal with the as an afterthought, Kevin asked have instead of Visa, he might Del Bartels | [email protected] company if problems arise. Any - me to give him my Visa credit- have had success. The only other way, the fellow had called Ted ini - card number and expiration date thing that made me suspicious be - Only years later, an adventure - along the ruts and rocks of the tially, and Ted had naturally since the old one on file was close sides the credit-card thing was the Time travelers some businessman walked in gravel road. The family was head - referred him to me. to ten years old, and the expira - confusion on addresses. Kevin had The view from the low ridge front of the oxen pulling the ing to town to pick up their mail- Well, we can safely say that tion date would surely have my address and knew various overlooking the thin river was heavy wagon. Several wagons fol - order stove at the railroad depot. English was not this guy’s native changed by now. I asked why he things about the account that spectacular. The man – some - lowed, empty now but soon to be The trip made today a family hol - language since he had a major ac - needed a credit card, and he said made him sound legitimate, but, times referred to a mountain piled high with buffalo hides. He iday. Little did they know that the cent that made him fairly hard to it was just surety on the new when I mentioned that my ad - man, frontiersman, fur trader, followed the same river as the upcoming Great Depression understand. I had to ask him to equipment for which there was ac - dress wasn’t where the installa - crazy – might have been the first men before him had. His illegal would include the closing of many repeat things quite a few times. tually no charge. I said I didn’t tion was, he didn’t seem to care or European to see this sight. He load was crates of repeating rifles, railroad depots and of even some The gist of the matter was that have a Visa card. Maybe it was ask for what address the techni - carried an individually made this time Henrys, but the last few railroad lines. The father’s rifle, Ted’s satellite-TV equipment was Ted’s card he was talking about. cian should go to. At the time, I flintlock rifle that fired roundish trips were of Spencers and Win - back home above the door, would now about nine years old and He could ask him. I didn’t really thought he might have that ad - balls of lead. chesters. The Plains Indians were then be used on horses that the needed to be replaced with an up - think Ted had a Visa card, but I dress already and didn’t need me Decades later, another man, a paying handsomely to be better family just could not sell and just graded box, receiver, and remote. wasn’t sure. to repeat it. On the other hand, he member of the Corps of Discovery armed than any cavalry in the could not feed over the winter. The new setup would be “high def - As you can imagine, I soon got a probably didn’t care so much Expedition under the command of territory. Tough times were coming, but the inition.” Personally, I can’t tell call back saying Ted didn’t have a about addresses as he did about Captain Meriwether Lewis and Years after the Indian wars family would somehow survive. much difference between high-de - Visa card, and I repeated the fact credit-card numbers. I do know Second Lieutenant William were over, settlers continued west The tractor kept following its finition TV and regular, but others that I didn’t either. He said it that Kevin had information he Clark, admired the same river from the Missouri River. Often GPS programming as it continued might be able to, especially if they didn’t matter. Any credit card could only have had by working and rolling prairie. It was defi - their possessions included a putting seeds and fertilizer into have a huge TV. Nevertheless this would do. (I just bet it would with an insider at Dish or by nitely worth writing about. The wagon of essentials, a brand new the field. The landowner gazed is the trend now and seemed a have.) I almost reached for my somehow hacking into their com - man carried a 54 caliber Harper's plow, two draft horses and a milk over the Bad River, mentally tick - possibility. card, but then I thought, “This puter system. Like I said, the man Ferry rifle. cow. The rifle carried by the fa - ing off the chores yet to be done. The caller’s name was Kevin doesn’t seem quite right. Maybe was good. He knew his stuff. More decades passed. The cav - ther was mostly to shoot game to Things had definitely changed which somewhat surprised me I’d better check it out a little be - As you know, there are plenty of alryman was part of a moving feed his family. Little did the since this land was originally set - since he had such a high voice that fore going ahead.” I told Kevin I’d unscrupulous people out there town. He admired the view as his homesteaders know that the free tled. His family had worked it for I thought at first I was talking to have to get back to him on that, who would love to get your credit- horse plodded along with the land they would try to live on over a hundred years, and his lin - a woman until he told me his and he gave me the phone number card number and associated info mapping and gold-seeking cav - would be the hardest trial imagi - eage would continue doing so. name. This, by the way, was no and extension at which he could to your disadvantage. Caution is alry troop under Lieutenant nable. Eventually the killing win - This year, his daughter was old short call. I don’t actually remem - be reached. the key. Guess who is going to be Colonel George Armstrong ters, drought years, floods along enough to get a deer hunting li - ber all the details, but I was get - My next step was to enter extremely careful anytime in the Custer. At the side of his saddle what was now called the Bad cense. Eventually, some day, the ting weary before we seemed to be Kevin’s phone number in the near future when someone wants rested a military issue Model River, and the isolation would be man would give her that old rifle getting to the end. One thing that search box on the Internet. This my credit-card number? You’re 1873, single shot, breech-loading beaten. of grandfather’s. confused me a little was his claim brought up the useful information right. That would be me. It would - Springfield carbine. The 1928 truck found its way that they were going to reduce the that I was dealing with a scam, n’t hurt for you to keep your guard monthly fee by twenty-five bucks and Dish Network had told others up either.

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We want every South the long standing tradition. cat – blue, dog – blue, poultry eggs – red, Let’s give every member the Dakota FFA member to have that Individuals and businesses inter - photography horse – red, photography sun - purple, visual arts wood with cross – purple. cloverbud, clothing & textiles selected out - set – blue, dog showmanship – blue, cat Latham Gabriel: visual arts model car – fit – cloverbud, visual arts mummy jar – chance to be part of the tradition. experience, if your FFA jacket still ested in sponsoring an FFA jacket showmanship – blue. cloverbud. cloverbud, visual arts star – cloverbud, pho - The S.D. FFA Foundation Blue holds fond memories for you, we in - for a S.D. FFA member can do so home environment wood Kash Block: welding name plate – blue, Katie Haigh: tography flowers in jars – cloverbud, youth pallet w/ painted Bible verse – blue, visual in action project runway – cloverbud. Jackets Bright Futures program is vite you to sponsor a jacket." The online at: welding roping dummy – purple, wood sci - helping carry forward that long- S.D. FFA Foundation is seeking http://sdffafoundation.org/, or con - ence wall hanging – blue, visual arts pencil arts clothes pin wreath – blue, photography Mason Stilwell : visual arts snowman – drawing – purple, foods & nutrition deco - hill with snow & trees – red, photography purple, visual arts Halloween jar – purple, standing tradition of pride, dignity sponsors, with a goal of 250 jackets, tact Gerri Ann Eide, SD FFA Foun - rated cake – purple, wood science candy jar – trees in a line – blue, photography looking photography flowers – blue, photography and honor, by providing jackets for to award Oct.1. Jackets can be des - dation Executive Director at blue, visual arts framed drawing – blue. through park bench – purple, photography flowers – blue, foods & nutrition lemon snow covered plant – blue, photography bars – purple, clothing & textiles outfit – members to earn through a short ignated for a specific chapter, or for 605-765-4865 or gerri@sdffafounda - Karlee Block: foods & nutrition deco - essay application. any student in need. tion.org. rated cake – cloverbud, visual arts rubber - sleeping cat – blue, photography brick build - purple, clothing & textiles quilt – blue, hor - band bracelet – cloverbud, horticulture ing – blue, photography cat on windowsill – ticulture pickling cucumbers – blue, horticul - "As an FFA member, putting on When students join the FFA, garden produce – cloverbud, wood science purple, photography geraniums – red, pho - ture carrots – red, photography flowers – that blue corduroy jacket with your they typically purchase or borrow cross – cloverbud. tography cat in shadows – red, photography blue, youth in action place setting contest – flowers in jars – red, photography macro McCoy Bonenberger: clothing & tex - purple, youth in action project runway – pur - tiles baby blanket – cloverbud, visual arts leaf – blue, photography chrysanthemums – ple. snowman sock – cloverbud, horticulture po - blue, photography arch & grain bin – blue, Carson VanderMay: beef showman - tatoes – cloverbud, youth in action project photography tree – blue, photography, build - ship – blue, beef feeder steer – purple, dairy runway – cloverbud, youth in action place ing – purple, photography elevator – blue, goat showmanship – blue, dairy goat junior setting – cloverbud. photography trellis – blue, photography – doe kid – blue, foods & nutrition quick bread Lucas Lentsch fireman's stuff – purple, photography, stems Makaylan Bonenberger: youth in ac - banana – purple, foods & nutrition drop tion place setting contest – cloverbud, youth in a vase – blue. cookies – blue, home environment quilt – Secretary of Agriculture in action project runway – cloverbud. Ashley Hand: hobbies/collections Lego blue, photography landscape photo – blue, yacht – purple, visual arts rubberband neck - Lukas Butler: wood science wooden photography landscape photo – blue, photog - sled – cloverbud, visual arts tree canvas – lace – purple, foods & nutrition no bake raphy landscape photo – purple, photogra - Fallen, Not Forgotten Fire Division within the South In rural areas where full-time cloverbud, home environment army table cookies – blue. phy landscape photo – purple, swine As we enjoy the August weather Dakota Department of Agriculture emergency personnel are often not Kelsey Hand : visual arts rubberband showmanship – blue, swine market barrow – runner – cloverbud, visual arts welcome and all of our summer activities, let employs many firefighters who join available, volunteer roles are criti - reindeer sign – cloverbud, visual arts necklace – purple, foods & nutrition monster purple, welding bridle rack – purple, wood painted deer antler – cloverbud, clothing & cookies – purple. science saddle rack – purple. us also remember the individuals their counterparts in other local, cally important. Almost a year ago, textiles flannel PJ pants – cloverbud. Alexandria Madsen: visual arts snow - Maraya VanderMay: beef showman - who face the dangers of nature that state and federal agencies to re - my home community in Marshall man – purple, visual arts mummy jar – pur - Katie Butler: visual arts tree canvas – ship – blue, beef heifer calf – purple, dairy hot and dry conditions can create. spond to incidents and to help fight County said goodbye to a great ple, clothing & textiles selected outfit – goat showmanship – blue, dairy goat junior blue, visual arts snowman canvas – purple, Countless firefighters and first fires across the country and even friend, Donald A. “Bucko” Monsen, visual arts wooden reindeer – purple, home purple, foods & nutrition cookies – purple, vi - doe kid – blue, foods & nutrition drop cook - environment table runner – blue, visual arts sual arts wagon – purple, youth in action ies – purple, foods & nutrition yeast bread – responders put their lives on the Canada. In 2011, wildland fire - who died as the result of a traffic deer antler painted – purple, clothing & tex - project runway – blue. blue, foods & nutrition muffins – purple, line to ensure we remain safe to fighter. Trampus Haskvitz, Hot accident. Bucko was a fixture in the tiles PJ pants – purple, graphic arts Ameri - Victoria Madsen: visual arts Halloween home environmen quilt – blue, photography enjoy our summer months. Springs, died in the line of duty community and a true public ser - jar – blue, visual arts snowman – blue, foods landscape photo – blue, photography land - can flag – blue, graphic arts flower – blue, We were all recently reminded of fighting the Coal Canyon Fire near vant. He served as both a volunteer photography purple and pink flower – blue, & nutrition cookies – purple, clothing & tex - scape photo – blue, swine showmanship – youth in action talk off – purple. tiles selected outfit – purple, youth in action blue, swine market barrow – blue, welding the incredible risks our firefighters Edgemont. first responder for Britton and a project runway – purple. Kelcey Butler: visual arts wood hanging educational poster – purple, wood science face each and every day. On July It is important that we recognize volunteer firefighter in the Veblen reindeer – purple, wood science wooden Tyrel Mansfield: photography train – saddle rack – purple, clothing & textiles se - 31, the U.S. Forest Service in South the sacrifices firefighters make and area. blue, photography cat – blue, photography lected outfit – purple. sled – blue, visual arts do what you love can - Dakota lost firefighter Dave Ruhl remember those who have lost their We are all fortunate to have indi - vas – blue, visual arts tree with snow paint - Tetons – purple, visual arts snowman – pur - Mallory Vetter: home environment table ing – blue, home environment table runner – ple, hobbies/collections Legos – purple, hob - runner – purple, visual arts owl painting – while he was assisting in fighting lives in the line of duty. The Wild - viduals like Dave, Trampus and blue, remade painted deer antler – blue, bies/collections Legos – purple, foods & blue, visual arts bird painting – purple, vi - the Frog Fire in Alturas, Calif. land Firefighter Foundation serves Bucko looking out for us. The next clothing & textiles PJ pants – red, graphic nutrition cookies – purple, horticulture sual arts snowman painting – purple, cloth - Dave, a member of the Rapid City as a way to honor those who have time you see a firefighter or first re - onions – red, clothing & textiles receiving ing & textiles PJ shorts – purple, wood arts some gave all – blue, graphic arts gun community, left behind a wife and been injured or killed while protect - sponder, take a moment to say boots & helment – purple, photography pur - blanket – blue, youth in action project run - science sled – purple, wood science rein - ple petunia – red, youth in action way – purple. deer – purple, photography flower – purple, two children, along with other fam - ing our land, homes and property “thank you” for their willingness to talk off – purple. Fayth Martin: clothing & textiles PJ photography people – purple, foods & nutri - ily members and friends, in order to by providing financial assistance to put their own life on the line in pants – purple, wood science sled – purple, Ashylnn Carlson: visual arts Halloween tion cookies – purple, visual arts framed tree protect other families from harm. their families. For more informa - service to our communities. visual arts Christmas tree painting – purple, painting – blue, youth in action project run - jar – cloverbud, home environment baby Here in the Department of Ag, we tion about the foundation, go to To our fallen, but not forgotten blanket – cloverbud. visual arts wooden reindeer – blue, visual way – purple. arts apple core painting – blue, photography Peyton DeJong: photography baseball – have not remained untouched by http://www.wffoundation.org/ or heroes, may you rest in peace. blue, photography ocean – purple, photogra - macro – blue, photography faucet – purple, tragedies like these. The Wildland call 208-336-2996. phy wire fence, graphic arts sunset – blue, photography purple flowers – blue, photog - graphic arts pier – purple, graphic arts raphy pink flower – blue, photography big home – purple, visual arts Christmas bulb rocks – blue, photography bright pink wreath – purple, visual arts Christmas bulb flower – blue, photography lots of rocks – wreath – purple, foods & nutrition quick blue, youth in action project runway – pur - bread pumpkin muffins – blue, foods & nu - ple. trition quick bread banana – blue, foods & Paige O'Connor: visual arts snowman nutrition bars brownies – purple, youth in painting – cloverbud, hobbies/collections action place setting contest – purple, beef Lego Frozen castle – cloverbud, wood science Maine Anjou yearling heifer – blue, beef sled – cloverbud, clothing & textiles PJ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE … Maine Anjou yearling heifer – purple, beef pants – cloverbud, youth in action place set - market heifer – purple, beef showmanship – ting contest – cloverbud, photography classic the Price Road will be closed purple. car – cloverbud, photography flower – clover - bud, vlothing & textiles doll blanket – clover - (until late October) Trew DeJong: wood science wooden bench – purple, photography crouching cat – bud, hobbies/collections vet clinic Lego – Construction of the two bridges has been delayed and is blue, photography sitting cat – purple, pho - cloverbud now scheduled to begin the first part of September. The tography flower – blue, photography curious Race O'Connor: visual arts snowman cat – purple, hobbies/collections football card painting – purple, welding flower – red, hob - contractor believes that each bridge will take three to four collection – purple, hobbies/collections foot - bies Legos construction set – purple, hob - weeks to complete and will only be able to construct and ball card collection – purple, foods & nutri - bies/collections Legos John Deere – purple, tion molded cookies peanut butter – purple, welding sunflower – blue, welding 4-H sign – replace one bridge at a time. Contractor expects to be foods & nutrition bars brownies – blue, foods purple, welding name sign – purple. finished by late October. An announcement will be posted & nutrition quick bread banana – red, youth Rachel Parsons: visual arts horse paint - in action place setting contest – purple. ing – purple, visual arts fighting bull elk here when construction is complete. painting – purple, visual arts dragon scratch Aleesia Dillion: beef showmanship – Haakon County Highway Department purple, beef heifer calf – blue, goat show - art – purple, visual arts graphite pencil manship – purple, goat junior doe kid – blue, horse – purple, visual arts colored pencil swine market barrow – purple, swine show - book pages – purple, photograph walking manship – blue, foods & nutrition yeast horses – blue, photography titled close-up bread – blue, foods & nutrition drop cook - horse – purple, photography horse with ies – purple, home environment quilt – blue, tongue out – blue, photography macro photography artistic photo clouds – purple, flower – purple, photography grazing photography artistic photo sunset – blue, horses – blue. poultry eggs – blue, wood science saddle Sarah Parsons: visual arts ceramic rack – purple, first aid & health basic first mug – purple, visual arts stamped greeting aid kit – purple. card – purple, hobbies/collections Lego sta - ble – blue, foods & nutrition junior menu Cass Finn : foods & nutrition lemon poppy seed cake – purple, photography poster – purple, photography action fire - squirrel on the fence – blue, photography work – blue, photography action bubbles – Tom the Cat – purple, poultry eggs – purple, purple, youth in action place setting con - visual arts cowboy photo collage – purple, test – purple. wood science saddle rack – purple. Grace Pekron: clothing & textiles con - structed garment – blue, clothing & textiles Cole Finn: foods & nutrition brownies – cloverbud, photography popcorn & Jess – selected outfit – purple, foods & nutrition No matter what source of cloverbud, photography trampass – clover - bars – purple, foods & nutrition molded cook - bud, photography black and white kitty – ies – blue, photography animal photo, pho - income you have, you need to put cloverbud, photography Int. pickup – clover - tography flower, photography landscape – blue, youth in action talk off – purple. bud, poultry eggs – purple, visual arts jigsaw 2004 Ford Expedition, Eddie Bauer, Loaded! some of it into savings. Those puzzle – purple. Riley Schofield: welding horse shoe hose holder – blue, wood science wooden Eagan Fitzgerald: welding double horse “rainy days” will come, be ready. shoe coat hook – red. sleigh – blue, wildlife & fisheries traps – pur - ple. 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brary has the resources to explore and Hit & Miss learn new languages? The electronic re- source, Mango, has over 60 languages to M.R. & Barbara Hansen choose from! And I don’t want to pressure anyone, Elderly Meals me and my moving train. I thought of the hydraulic post pullers he had but Talk Like a Pirate Day is September Thursday, Aug. 20: Chicken briefly about trying to dash across last year. I will hope to send special 19, so come into the library and get your Drummies, Macaroni and Cheese, in front of the oncoming train, but news dispatches from the Fest. Pirate on!! Peas, Fruit. quickly abandoned the idea. The More news from Barbara….Last Stop by the library Monday through Friday, Aug. 21: Cook Out – rushing freight train passed on by weekend, our grandson, Asher Thursday from 10:00 to 5:00. If you Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Baked after what seemed like an eternity. Maudsley, who has been visiting us Ever thought about learning a new would like more information, call 859- Beans, Fruit. I sprinted toward our moving train for a few weeks, went camping at language? Did you know that your li - 2442. Monday, Aug. 24: Pizza Pasta and shouted to the people on the Sheridan Lake with my niece and Casserole, Broccoli, Roll, Fresh standing train to get the steps her family, Sydney and Brent Fruit. down so I could get on over it. I Gamroth, Summerset. The cam - Tuesday, Aug. 25: Ham, scrambled over the train with my pout was sponsored by the Knights Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Peas, buckets smashing against many of of Columbus and about 50 children Roll, Fruit. the metal parts. Finally I made a and adults attended. Activities Milesville Wednesday, Aug. 26: Salisbury desperate dash for my accelerating were boating, kayaking, swim - Steak, Mashed Potatoes and train. The attendant was right ming, playing games and of course, Janice Parsons | 544-3315 Gravy, Edward Veggies, Roll, Fruit. there frantically waving me on and eating lots of summertime food. Thursday, Aug. 27: Meatloaf, I tossed her two of the buckets, Asher said he had a fantastic time Joan Patton celebrated her 80th Her son, Jake, and a friend from the DVD of their recent trip to Cheesy Hash Browns, Fried Corn, grabbed the steel hand rail, and and liked seeing his cousins, birthday Sunday at the home of Czechoslovakia (they both work at Alaska. Connie said Ralph Gebes Roll, Fruit Salad. swung myself up onto the platform Maddy, Dorian and Anna. He is es - George and Kay Ainslie. She and Wall Drug) visited Cory, Debbie did a great job with the video. Senior Citizen’s Monthly just as the train left the station! pecially thankful to Dorian who Leo and many relatives enjoyed and Tucker Saturday. Boyd and Kara Parsons and all Planner Back to reality in Philip, back to helped him set up minecraft on the the day with dinner and lots of vis - Donnie and Bobette Schofield their family spent from Friday Philip Bus Schedule: Trip to normal, it has been between 95˚ to computer. iting. Happy birthday, Joan! had lunch with their daughter, until Monday at a cabin near Rapid City every Tuesday and 100˚ the last few days. Normal for After picking Asher up Sunday A reminder: Pies are still needed Lisa Jonas, while in Pierre Tues - Deadwood. They had a great Thursday. To go please call 605- this time of year. As Vivian would morning, we went to Lead to visit for the Relay for Life which will be day. Saturday, Donnie helped their weekend of fun. Attending were 441-1495. Wall bus to Rapid City say, we will be paying for this heat our granddaughter, Willow held Saturday, Sept. 12. Pies are a daughter, Tyra Austin, and boys Wade and Marcy Parsons and every Wednesday – leaves from before long. Fill your propane tank Hansen. Willow works at a good money maker for this event move to Sturgis. family, Andi and Dustin Rische Philip. For questions please call now while the price is low. Cheyenne Crossing restaurant, and the Milesville team will pro - Donnie and Bobette Schofield, and family, Kayla and Eric Bast - Kay Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441- Update: now it is raining, so that about 10 miles west of Lead, and vide them. The team's name is Bruce and Lynn Dunker and fam - ian and family, and Joanne Par - 2449. is good I guess. since she worked that day, we "Milesville on a Mission." If you ily and some friends went to sons. *** With the kind help of the people picked her up and ate lunch to - can donate some pies please give Ellsworth AFB Sunday for the Last Thursday afternoon, Lana By Barb and M.R. Hansen –I at Morrisons NAPA, I got my old gether at the restaurant. She rec - Marlis Doud a call at 843-2262 or Dakota Thunder Air Show. They Elshere and grandaughter, Grace saw Thor Roseth at The Steak - Chevy pickup running. They have ommended the BLT and pulled house the other night and asked good parts and plenty of free ad - pork sandwiches and they were 685-3341. stopped in Wall and all had supper Anderson, met Lana's sister, him about the yearlings. He said vice. I fixed the exhaust with a pipe wonderfully delicious. The French Adam, Tonya and Nathanial at the Dunker's on their way Teresa Mosher, in Kadoka. They they averaged over 900 pounds and I found at Dobby’s, metal duct fries were even homemade! Willow Romkema and Fred Romkema vis - home. drove on to Presho to visit their over $2 a pound which dollered out tape, and baling wire. It sounds then went to work making salads ited at Jason and Vonda Hamill's Earl and Jodi Parsons, Rachel aunt, Hazel Juhnke, who is in an to about $2,000 per head, a satis - great. A dripping gas leak reminds and doing prep work in the Saturday and Sunday. and Sarah, spent several days last assisted living center. Friday af - factory price this year. Later on I me to make another donation to kitchen. There is a quaint gift shop Jason and Vonda Hamill spent week vacationing in Minneapolis. ternoon, Jim, Lana and Grace confirmed this summary with one the Philip Volunteer Fire Depart - there and the outdoor ambience Sunday and Monday at Sylvan On their way Sunday, they were in Ft. Pierre for the State 4- of my confidential sources. ment. was delightful – the place was Lake. They celebrated their 25th stopped in Litchfield, Minn., to H Finals Rodeo. Grandkids partic - A few years ago, Barbara and I Mark Coyle is great help, blow - tucked in and completely sur - anniversary. Happy anniversary! visit with Bud and Marge Sechler. ipating were Talon, Kamri, Jenna were traveling across Russia on ing up and fixing endless flat tires, rounded by our beautiful Black Bryan and Sharon Olivier had a Some of the weeks' activities were and Thayne Elshere. the trans-Siberian railroad and we pumping gas, servicing our vehi - Hills. We highly recommend a trip fun weekend in the Black Hills the zoo, science museum, Mall of Saturday, Jim, Lana and Judy stopped for a few minutes at a sta - cles and generally keeping every - to Cheyenne Crossing in the north - with their family. Tyler and Stacy America, aquarium and a Elshere and Grace Anderson tion. Across three tracks I saw a thing running. ern Black Hills, especially at this came from Pierre and they all met Twins/Rangers baseball game. joined other family members for a shop that might have buckets I If you can’t find what you need at time of year. Shea in Rapid City. Saturday, they They stopped to see Jodi's parents weekend of camping at Shadehill needed for my concrete lab. Most of those places or Philip Hardware, or Later that evening, we attended went to the Mammoth Site in Hot in Highmore on their way home Reservoir. Ronny and Misty An - the buckets in Mongolia are poor Moses, then you don’t need it. the wake service at Blessed Sacra - Springs and the dinosaur museum Friday. derson and family and Andy and quality from China. I ran over to Aside from those items, all we need ment Church in Rapid City for Dr. Sunday. Dusti and Denise Berry spent Donnella Elshere were also there. the shop and found some buckets, here is food from Coyles, beer from Zibignew Hlladys, a beloved and Friday evening, Rick and Marlis the weekend in Mitchell visiting a Doug and Carol Johnson and but just then another train pulled Jones’, and steak from The Steak - well respected professor in the Doud attended the performance of friend. Mallory, Burke, arrived at Mark up and stopped between me and house. Don’t bother wasting your mining engineering department at "Moonlight and Magnolias" at the Karen Carley had a doctor’s ap - and Pat Hanrahan's home Friday. our train. Just as I paid for the money on gas to go to Rapid City. the School of Mines. “Ziggy” as he Black Hills Playhouse. They spent pointment last Monday in Rapid The two families enjoyed a week - buckets I looked out the window I see the Philip Scotties football was called, was born and educated the night in Keystone. Saturday, City. She got news that all looks end together in the Black Hills. and saw, to my horror, our train team practicing this morning out in Poland and became a mining en - they met their daughter, Lindsy well and she doesn't need to go Doug is Pat's brother. just beginning to move. I hurried north of the school. I am proud to gineer. He immigrated to the and Chad Reagle and Chad's par - back for six months. An answer to Paul, Donna and Tina Staben on out and just then another train say I played for the Scotties and we United States in 1981 and taught ents, Mission, and all spent the prayer, Karen! attended the Central States Fair came thundering through the sta - practiced right there in the dust, underground mining to hundreds day at the Dakota Thunder Air A week ago Sunday, Phil and Monday in Rapid City. tion on yet another track between hard packed dirt and cockle burrs. of students at the School of Mines Show at Ellsworth AFB. Rick and Karen Carley were in Spearfish Byron and Peggy Parsons were When I was a senior we played our over the years. He became a citizen Marlis went on to Lead/Deadwood helping daughter Abby remove at the fair Saturday. There will be final game on the South Dakota on the United States of America School of Mines and Technology several years ago. He will truly be for the night. Sunday morning, wallpapaer in the house she is more folks up there during this field and they had grass ! Landing missed and we give our heartfelt they drove to Spearfish where they moving to. She said two rooms week, especially with the rain. met again with both families. They went pretty well, then they ran Rain tends to get folks off the farm Aug. 21-24: on grass was like landing on pil - condolences to his wife and son. lows! Another memorable game Monday, M.R., Barbara and enjoyed the morning in the into some problems. But a pur - and go do something. Vacation Spearfish park and were there to chase at a local store made things Our local schools are starting R was with New Underwood, when Asher drove to Mitchell and met up we played in a driving snow storm. with Fuddy who has a booth at the watch daughter Lindsy cross the much easier. classes this week, Wednesday. It Our coach was Wahum Sorsen and annual DakotaFest there. M.R., finish line of the Leading Ladies Karen Carley, Andrea Carley seems way too early, but summers Aug. 28-31: we did not win many games. Fuddy and Rocky High Elk set up marathon. This was her first full and Millie, Abby Carley and Wace, don't seem to last nearly long Mission Many thanks to Mel Smith for his huge tent and did other prepa - marathon. They all had lunch to - and Lissa Papousek spent the enough. Next week I'll have the Impossible: the stone chicken sculpture and ration for the opening of the Fest gether before heading home. weekend in Sioux Falls. They had news about the local kids and Rogue nest of eggs, that appeared in Bar - Tuesday. Fuddy will do demonstra - Christa Fitch and Jackie Heltzel a fun weekend visiting the zoo and where they'll be going to school. Nation bara’s flower garden. Now that I tions and plans to sell his post walked the Leading Ladies half the main event – shopping for a Sunday night we got .40” of rain. PG-13 know he is an artist maybe we can pullers made by his own hand in marathon also Sunday. The wedding dress for Abby, who will Then this Tuesday morning our do a joint project. My favorite art his Ft. Pierre shop. This is the fifth weather and the scenery were be getting married next June. gauge showed another 1.20” at Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. medium is concrete, but lately I year he has attended the Fest. beautiful. They walked it in three Dinner and afternoon guests at 6:30 a.m. The rain is still coming Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. have been doing some nice work After the booth was set up, we all hours 21 minutes. Bill and Connie Parsons' Sunday and we're so thankful! Saturday, For updates on movies, call: with ballistic painting. went to a steakhouse for some Debbie Smith had foot surgery were Glenn and Dianne Parsons the temperature reached 100˚ and When you read this, I hope to be yummy prime rib and T-bone last Wednesday and is doing well. and Grant and Sandra Parsons this morning at 8:00 it is 54˚. at the Fest (Dakotafest at Mitchell) steak. She expects a six-week recovery. and Cole. They enjoyed watching Gem Theatre with Fuddy. He has a tent and is "Do or do not. There is no try." – 859-2000 • Philip selling his inventions. He sold all Yoda Pioneer Review Ad Deadline: Tuesdays at 11 a.m. [email protected] or call 859-2516

The family of Elsie Matt Look Who’s would like to honor her 91 Young! with a Card Shower for A Come & Go Birthday her 90th Birthday, which Party for Cliff Mulso is September 1, 2015. will be held Sunday, September 6 Cards may be sent to: Stop by & say hi at 224 E. Minnesota, Apt. 211 Hansen Court #6, Philip Rapid City, SD 57701 Enjoy lunch & cake!

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(continued from last week) mentioning a few of the things I and the police were trying to keep Saturday, Bill spent the morning knew firsthand. However, on the motorists safe and horses off the working on the motor home getting not so radical way to save water, road. Another call was from Bill’s Katrina "Trina" Burns, age 34, of day or night, she was always things ready for travel. Tony Harty just don’t run water to prerinse aunt, Mary Morrison, Osborn, Mo. of Henderson, Nev., formerly of willing to help. called to tell me about his fall and dishes that go in the dishwasher, I finally did get in a little bit of vis - Philip, S.D., died August 12, 2015, She spent her final years of her also that Dale Koehn and Kathy don’t run water while brushing iting with Nancy, who had just cel - Kat ahetr hinomae Binu Hrends erson. life taking care of her family at Brown’s dog, Tank, was loose and teeth, use a cup and the oldtime fa - ebrated her birthday a couple of Katrina “Trina” Michelle Foley home, making sure each day her he wasn’t able to do too much about vorite to save water is shower with days before. We all had fun times to was born November 1, 1980, to family stayed on the right path him. Well, I went over to see if I a friend! remember, the good old days, and I Tom and Ann (Fitzgerald) Foley in and the right direction. Her ac - could do anything with Tank since Monday, Aug. 10, morning found told her every time we had a motor Rapid City, S.D. tions were reflected upon her chil - he had let me pet him on more than Leslie O’Connell, Bill and I in Bran - home repair I thought of Jim and She grew up 35 miles northwest dren, her husband and others one occasion. Tony was a sorry look - don. We got some breakfast and her because it seemed the guys of Philip for the first six years of around the world. She may not be ing mess, both knees skinned up then proceeded to find a repair for would swarm to their motor home her life while enjoying watching here in person but with the never and only one lens in his glasses the connection hid behind the stool to make first one repair than an - her favorite baby kittens grow up. quit attitude she possessed, she with the other lens missing and the in the motor home that mysteri - other as the years went. It kept Her family moved into the town of will be there every day to insure bow broken, but he was getting ously broke the day before. Leonard them all busy while they waited for Philip in 1986 where she attended her family does not falter. She will along better. Dale and Kathy were Konst had settled in the state park the evening races. L.T.’s son, Paul school and graduated from high be missed dearly by her family, in Colorado to visit Dale’s dad who by us and was patiently waiting for David (Chesty) Works, Delaware, school in 1999. friends and the others lives she was sick. Tank came out to see me, us to get things fixed. Bill had it all arrived to spend some time with his While in high school, she played touched. wagging his tail and when I put my torn apart and piece in hand when dad and see the races. All the fel - basketball, volleyball, ran track She is survived by her husband, hand down to let him smell me I got we got to the RV repair place and lows went to the mini sprint car and earned many accolades, win - Tom Burns, Henderson; three bit! The dog ran for cover and I luck was with us, they had the part races in the evening. ning Philip's first girls’ basketball sons, Brayden, Kyler and Zaelur, needed to stop bleeding. About along with a special ring to put on Ralph and Cathy Fiedler were in district title, playing at five-state Henderson; her parents, Tom and then, Jamie Brown came and got the toilet after having to take it up. Rapid for business and getting volleyball tournaments, winning Ann Foley, Philip; four brothers, Tank back on his chain. So much The trip to Iowa was pretty much their computer and tablet repaired Philip's first state title in volley - Mark Foley and his wife, Vanessa, for my being a dog whisperer! It uneventful and we really enjoyed during the week. Friday, they got ball, and running at state track. Vermillion, Richard Foley, Philip, was back home and numerous seeing all the corn and soybeans their computer, had some lunch, Trina spent the summer of 1995 Steve Foley and his wife Staci, soakings with Epsom salt through - fields. After we got fuel, we heard then took Highway 44 south out of babysitting for her sister, Kim, New Ulm, Minn., and Robert out the day. In the afternoon, I took something roll across the roof of the Rapid, coming through Spearfish Sanford’s Pub and Grub while and had a special relationship "Bob" Foley and his wife, Joan, Phyllis Word downtown for some motor home. We got into camp and Canyon. It was a very nice drive Tom worked for Hills Materials. with her nephew, Karch. She Ortonville, Minn.; one sister, Kim shopping. Tony stopped by to check checked it out and discovered the and everything is still green. They She gave birth to their second son on my hand later in the day. I also antenna for the CB was gone. L.T. saw some elk crossing the highway, taught him how to memorize and Kyler on June 27, 2005. Trina and Bouman, Philip; father-in-law, had a call that a couple of ladies Works took Bill and me back down it was a great experience since they quote movies. She could always Tom moved to Henderson, Nev., in Chuck Burns and his wife, Sue; fa - needed a ride from Jiggers where the road to see if we could find it, had never been that close to elk. start the quote and Karch would December 2006. Zaelur blessed ther-in-law, Casey Harney and his the bus stops to their motel across but no luck on that. No big deal, no - They stopped where Lynette was finish it. their lives on August 3, 2007. wife, Debra; sister-in-law, Melissa the street from us. Now usually I body uses the CB much any more working so they could take her to Trina attended Black Hills She was an amazing mother of Burns; brother-in-law, Matthew don’t report who my passengers anyway. I got some epsom salts for her car and get their Jeep and re - State University in Spearfish to the most amazing boys in the Burns and his wife, Brenna; are, but this time they were quite my hand that had the dog bite and turn home. obtain a social science degree and world and a world class chef in the nieces and nephews, Christian, happy to let me tell about them. while L.T., Leonard, Bill and Leslie Tony Harty had Wednesday graduated in 2004. While at col - eyes of her family. She was the Tommy, Emilie, Dalton, Connor, The ladies, Hazel Zimmerman, enjoyed mini sprints in the evening, morning guests when Shirley Hair lege, she played volleyball for the biggest cheerleader for her family, Garrett, Kelly, Stephanie, Karch, Iowa, and her sister-in-law, Ade - I was at the motor home. and her daughter, Sharon and Lee Yellow Jackets. Her biggest and whether it dealt with sports, Chris, Keely, Kiera, Keenan and laide Zimmerman, Brazil/Alabama, Don Moody got hold of Dane Nel - Blaisdale, Highmore, came by for a proudest moment(s) was to be - school or life in general. No one Autumn; and a host of other rela - were in the area to visit the family son about spraying for Canadian visit. They were in town to pick up come a mom. Her first son, Bray - will ever forget her laugh or her tives and friends. graves in Philip and do some other thistle that has taken over in a lot mail and Shirley needed some den, was born December 7, 2000. non-stop sense of humor which She was preceded in death by visiting in the area. Hazel is the of the waterways. Monday, Dane things from her home. Shirley had While in college, she worked for will never quit even after her three infant brothers, Paul, daughter of Ward Zimmerman who came out and he and Don took a been visiting Sharon and Lee for a the day care which Brayden at - passing. Katrina was the most Nicholas and Gorman; her mater - was the conservation officer in drive all around the area where week or so to have a little time tended so she could spend as selfless person on this world. She nal grandparents, Edward and Haakon County and surrounding spraying was needed and he will away from the construction site. much time as possible with him. put everyone in front of her own Catherine Fitzgerald; paternal counties for many years, leaving get started next week. Don was a Tony sent them home with a While at college, she met the problems. She touched many oth - grandparents, Pat and Eva Foley; the area in 1957. My dad spoke little concerned about the bugs he smoked chicken. love of her life, Tom Burns, on the ers lives, from the homeless on the and a brother-in-law, Jim highly of Ward Zimmerman and I had released many years ago that By Wednesday, Don Moody re - 10th of May 2003. They were mar - street, people down on their luck, Bouman. think the building of many dams on were supposed to work at killing ported he had all the second cutting ried in Spearfish on September 3, or someone she had never met Services are pending. farms and ranches around the area the thistle. alfalfa hay baled up. He had won - 2004. They made their home in face to face on the other side of the Arrangements are with Rush was a direct result of Ward’s work. Monday afternoon, Lynette and dered about a weed that seems to Spearfish where she worked at world. It did not matter the time Funeral Home of Philip. Ward Jr. and his brother, Robert, Tessa Klumb went to Sturgis to bor - be all around the area, quite tall were both pilots and I met them at row the Jeep from her folks, Ralph and bushy with little white flowers. breakfast one morning. Ward’s and Cathy Fiedler, to use for the He identified it as mares tail. The wife, Mabel, was from Midland and week. Lynette’s car was in the body good news – it is an annual weed, Bob was married to Adelaide who shop for repairs. but considering all the seed it can lived in Brazil. Mable passed away Robin Gittings arrived at the produce it will plant a lot of new a few years ago and Ward and George Gittings’ home Monday af - seeds if the conditions are right. Robert were killed in a plane acci - ternoon to help get the CRP hay Jessica and Melodie McGruder dent around Yellowstone just last put up. Wade, Jessica and Melodie had dinner with George, Sandee year, as was reported in the Philip McGruder had supper with George, and Robin Wednesday. Melodie paper. Hazel said she was 84 and Sandee and Robin that evening so spent the afternoon while Jessice happy to be able to travel with Ade - they could spend time with Robin. worked. Robin Gittings returned to laide. After a weekend of being one Iowa later Wednesday afternoon RESOLUTION Don Moody reported he got 1.35” eyed because of his glasses break - after a bearing went out on the RESOLUTION of rain Saturday night. He was ing when he fell, Tony Harty made baler and almost caught fire. There thankful. He did manage to get all a trip to Rapid City early Monday was a fire extringuisher in the trac - Ancient wisdom for modern life his downed hay baled thanks to the morning to get them fixed up. He tor, so the fire was avoided. rake he dug out. didn’t do any shopping, but headed Back in Iowa, we were enjoying Thanks to West Central Electric for home, picked up his mail and visiting with folks and anticipating crews for the prompt repairs made took it easy by the air conditioner. the World of Outlaw races that will Blessed are the peacemakers: for after Saturday nights storm. They His knees from the fall were both - go on the rest of the week. Bill and had 26 poles down and one trans - ering him. I went to Des Moines Wednesday they shall be called the children mission site, so they were scram - Bill and Julie Dacus, Salt Lake morning looking for a belt for the of God. bling to get power on to the City, Utah, spent Tuesday night at big overhead door in our shop. We customers they serve in this vast George and Sandee Gittings’ home thought that since the company Matthew 5:9 (KJV) rural area. Way to go folks. in the missile site. was a big company that we needed Sunday, Tony Harty attended Rocky Williams was a visitor at to go to them for a belt only to dis - Do you strive for peace, or are you church, then had dinner out. He Don Moody’s Tuesday. Don and cover they go to an auto parts store constantly at odds with others? Believers had a visit from his niece, Janelle Rocky drove around and checked for their belts. It was a good thing Hicks, Wanblee, who was on her where the fences suffered the most we took the broken belt along. We are peacemakers. They understand the way to attend a softball picnic at from the early spring flooding. They got back to the campground after value in diplomacy and use it whenever the Jerry Stout’s. She dropped off discovered thistles with a bubble in lunch. Leslie O’Connell and possible to resolve conflict and bring peace some fresh cucumbers for Tony. He the stem and Don found the litera - Leonard Konst did a little looking to the world. Rarely is it easy, but it is what also enjoyed visiting with folks at ture on the bugs he’d released, stem around at the various cars and see - church. gall fly, and that is how they attack ing many drivers. Terry Buchert you must do if you are a child of God. Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - the thistle, by laying their eggs in got to the campground in time to Gruder visited at the George Git - the stem. Rocky and his boys will get a little rest and enjoy the first tings’ home Sunday afternoon and be fixing the fence. night of races. L.T. and Paul David FIRST PRESBYTERIAN WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN * * * * * * * * had supper. Melodie thought the Tuesday, L.T. Works, Leslie O’ - Works and Bill and I had supper to - CHURCH OF INTERIOR PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley new swing was great! They took Connell and Bill and I went to gether. Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND their pets home with them. Wade breakfast in Knoxville, Iowa, then In Kadoka and surrounding area, E-mail: [email protected] FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Randy Ellendorf and Jessica had spent the past dropped Leslie off at the motor the temperature soared. It was typ - Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. 859-2336 • Philip facebook.com/midlandobc week in Orlando, Fla., where they home and we continued on to ical August weather with several * * * * * * * SUNDAY WORSHIP: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. did some sightseeing and attended Williamburg, Iowa, for a visit with days over 100˚. Thursday, Don UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP First Sunday: Coffee & rolls Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. meetings. Melodie spent the week racing friend, Nancy Turner. Of all Moody reported that it was only Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 following service Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. with her grandma, Brenda Mc - the times to get an abundance of 93.7˚ on his gage and he had Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 1st Wednesday of the Month: at the Senechal Apts. lobby Gruder, in the Springfield area phone calls, when we were visiting. 40/100s of rain, so that offset some Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. * * * * * * * * with Brenda’s parents, Melroy and One such call was from our neigh - of the heat UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Liz Hofer, and other relatives. bor, Pat Koslick, wondering if we Tony Harty was picking up our * * * * * * * * * * * * PHILIP COMMUNITY (this week’s news) were alright since the police were newspaper during the week. Other SACRED HEART TRINITY LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Good morning from a cooler in our yard with flashing lights! than his usual mail run, he didn’t CATHOLIC CHURCH Midland – 843-2538 Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 Kadoka. The talk of the week has When I told her we were fine and in do much except stay by the air con - Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] SUNDAY WORSHIP: 11:00 a.m. Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. been the hot temperatures. The Iowa, she was surprised. It seems a Fr. Kevin Achbach Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. thunderstorms were varied in mois - couple of the neighbor’s young Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. Last Sunday of the month – continued on Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. ture that fell in and around the horses were out on the highway 7 Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. potluck dinner following church services Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) area, but everything is appreciated Last Monday of the month – 9:30 a.m. (August) * * * * * * when it is hot. No reports of any - Evangelical Ladies Service/ Tues-Wed-Fri. Mass: 8:30 a.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. body frying an egg in Philip when it Thurs. Mass: 10:30 a.m. at Moenville – 843-2538 Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 pm was 107˚! I guess eggs are too high Philip Nursing Home SUNDAY WORSHIP: Everyone Welcome!! priced to do that. * * * * * * Saturday Evenings I read where a company in Cali - Jesus Loves Me Preschool ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH * * * * * * * * * * * * fornia gave all their customers a Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN brick to put in their toilets to dis - in Philip Fr. Kevin Achbach Long Valley HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. place water. We did that years ago, SUNDAY WORSHIP: 7:45 a.m. EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Accepting Enrollment for the (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) but found that it was just as easy to * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. DOWLING COMMUNITY CHURCH fill up a plastic container to accom - 859-2841 • [email protected] 2015-16 School Year (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) Every Sunday in July Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. plish the same thing. “Water has al - If interested, contact Confession: Before Mass Services at 10:00 a.m. Children's Church: 8:30 a.m. ways been a controversial issue. * * * * * * followed by potluck dinner Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m. Always will be. However, many Katie Schultz • 859-3318 ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH * * * Bible Study & Prayer, argue that water – who gets to use Milesville – 859-2664 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Mondays at 7 p.m. it and what they get to use it for – Fr. Kevin Achbach Pastor Art Weitschat is not only defining our present, but Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Kadoka – 837-2390 * * * * * * * will largely define our future.” This (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) SUNDAY WORSHIP: 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) comment was taken from “BEEF * * * * * * * * ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. OUR REDEEMER Daily” where the heading asks 10 miles SE of Midland (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip Pastor Glenn Denke • 462-6169 “Will water become the defining Confession: Before Mass (605) 669-2406 • Murdo Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. (CT) issue of our time?” Lessons learned Monday Release Time: 2:15 p.m. Pastor Ray Greenseth Sunday School: 11:00 a.m. CT by our homesteaders on water con - * * * * * * * * Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. servation can go a long way in this modern age. Just go back to haul - Rush Funeral Home ing your water from a community Ronald G. Mann, DDS Scotchman well to bathe and those 30 minute Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Dentist Industries showers will be a thing of the past. Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD Use a bucket and dipper for drink - www.scotchman.com ing water, you drank all that was in Philip, SD the dipper and never threw it back in the bucket either. That is just 859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • August 20, 2015 first day out going to Chattanooga they learned there was a bad hail Midland storm in Belle Fourche, so checked Now that’s a tomato with a neighbor who told them Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected] they had no broken windows etc., for which they were thankful, for It has been a Monday of many kept them if they were filled with one of those summers with chal - many folks had broken windows in things, none of which had to do too much this or that and hunger - lenges and those challenges seem - their house and vehicles. They en - with putting together the Midland ing to know a bit about our dad, ing to take up much of one’s time. joyed the trip and what a nice way News for this week. Oh, I had a who’d died too young, we opened A summer one really can’t look to end a summer. plan of what to do on this Monday, one which was not filled with back on with thoughts of it being a Midland Senior Citizens collecting and writing up the Mid - mushy stuff, just the day to day great summer. There were good The senior citizens held their land News was the main focus of things in his life. After reading a things in the mix, making for a monthly meeting Monday, Aug. 3, the day. I will not bore you with all few of them, we had to chuckle a memory maker of a summer. 2015. President Shorty Woitte the happenings of the day, except bit as we commented he wasn’t Lisa Hackerott and sons, Blake called the meeting to order and led for one – Jerry had an appoint - much of a romantic and the nice and Stuart, Smith Center, Kan., the 11 members present in the ment in Pierre and needing some thing was that in reading those enjoyed some time in Midland Pledge of Allegiance. things, I decided to ride along. Our letters there was a sense of bond - with family before school starts The minutes of the July meeting time in Pierre took longer than I ing with the dad we never knew. and also loaded up some things were read by secretary Robin thought it would and so, after all That was a good thing! I remem - from the house they once lived in Opitz. As there were no corrections of the other things in the mix, I am ber Mom telling that Dad wasn’t taking it back to Kansas with to the minutes, they were ap - now sitting at my computer, the one of those handsome guys, but them. Lisa’s brother, Keith Hunt, proved as read. There was no trea - clock says it is 8:30 p.m. this Mon - that he was beautiful on the inside now lives in that house. Keith and surer’s report given. There were day evening and my scrabbled and I couldn’t help but think, Christine Niedan took the boys to two cards sent out to members in thoughts are off on a journey of “What a nice tribute to the man Rapid City one day for some school July. Carol Hunt and Jessie Root their own. And so, it’s time to cor - she’d married.” shopping. Teresa Palmer, Murdo, updated the bulletin board for Au - ral those thoughts, with a bit of or - Wow! What brought on this spent the weekend in Midland gust. No maintenance was done ganization, so bear with me, okay? walk down memory lane? I’m having a chance to visit Lisa and last month. Having a bite to eat at a local thinking it had something to do family, as well. Blake is a high Old Business: George Stroppel restaurant, we had a nice visit with seeing Don at that restaurant school senior and Stuart a fresh - has not yet fixed the damage to with Don Sandal. He had been in Monday and remembering back man, who also plays football, so it Jim Root, Midland, is having a good tomato crop this year. Especially with the roof. He will take care of get - the meeting room with a group of when! And speaking of Don, a was time to head home for football this beefmaster weighing in at one pound, 10 ounces, and measuring five ting this fixed when the weather is folks and being the kind of person while back we had a chance meet - practice. inches across. He noted in his 50 years of gardening it’s the biggest tomato a little cooler. Joseph Opitz volun - he is, stopped to say hi. He’s just ing with a lady named, Jerrilyn Thursday afternoon, a large he’s ever grown. teered to help George when he one of those friendly guys! Our (Hyde) Gregg – each of us happen - group of ladies, teens and little works on it. roots go back in time to the ing to be in the same waiting girls were entertained at the an - be the theme. There will also be an tanooga, Tenn., winding up being George looked into getting the Moenville area and the Deep room. We struck up a conversation nual tea party put on by the open wide rummage sale at the there a bit longer than planned, as carpets professionally cleaned. Creek Lutheran Church, the and in visiting we soon learned we women’s group of the Open Bible city park that evening, so this is they liked her work and was asked The cost was too expensive so he is church of our ancestors who knew some of the same people – Church. Quest speaker was your chance to check out those if she would be willing to stay past going to do the cleaning himself helped in the building of that Don Sandal, being one of them. Clarice (Caldwell) Roghair, who things that are still good but that her internship period – so she did. when the weather gets cooler. church. We both have good memo - She had worked for Don for a time gave a musical presentation in you no longer use and get a bit of She thoroughly enjoyed her time Shorty reported he followed up ries of that little country church on at his place of business in Hayes. which she beautifully sang some money in the process. Sounds like in Chattanooga, reporting it was with the seed company on their the hill. And when driving north One story led to another and old time hymns that enhanced her a deal! Anyone wishing to be a beautiful there, with hiking trails outstanding bill for using the sen - down Highway 63 and looking off learning we were from Midland, theme on prayer. part is asked to bring their own ta - and so much more. So, it’s back to ior center for their informational to the west across the hills and she told of how much she had en - One of the hymns she sang was bles and the cost per table is $5. the School of Mines in Rapid City meeting. Carol Hunt suggested he prairie of South Dakota, there is a joyed reading Ida Hunt’s Midland written by Isabelle Sampson. Is - Folks enjoy Midland Market hav - finishing up her chemical engi - talk to Lloyd the manager of the certain spot where you can see News column in the Times news - abelle is a writer of music and po - ing a chance to enjoy a good meal, neering studies. Her parents, Jim seed company branch in Midland. that country church, off in the dis - paper. You can guess where the etry and had booklets of poetry visit with folks and buy wares and Carmen, and brother, Dale, Shorty will follow up with Lloyd. tance, sitting atop that hill on the conversation went from there. You available for all the ladies present. folks have for sale. Fresh produce headed for Chattanooga to help New Business: No one has asked open prairie. I can say without guessed it, Ida being my aunt, en - Clarice had done up the books is a big hit for folks who don’t have Kayla move her things back home. to use the senior citizens center for question, wherever I am and couraged me to take over writing with colored photos to go with each a garden of their own. They left some days before Kayla August. The August potluck will whatever church I attend, the the Midland News column and the poem. A tribute was given to Is - Shorty and Maxine Jones were would be finished at Volkswagon, be held Friday, Aug. 14. The next Deep Creek Church will forever rest is history. See what can hap - abelle in recognition of all she has in Sioux Falls Tuesday where having a chance to do some sight- meeting is scheduled for Monday, hold a special place in my heart. I pen when you aren’t surfing the done for the church with her gift of Maxine was scheduled to have a seeing before it was time to head Sept. 7. remember my mom, Olga Meyers, Internet on your cell phone? Cell music and poetry. I was unable to complete ankle joint replacement for home. They too enjoyed Chat - George Stroppel motioned to ad - telling of her and my dad, Walt, phones have a purpose, no ques - be there as I brought a cold back surgery. Thursday, she was re - tanooga and its beauty, enjoying a journ the meeting. Jim Root sec - and other couples getting together tion about that, but when I see with me from North Carolina. Re - leased from the hospital and is re - Sunset boat ride down the Ten - onded the motion. The motion in each other’s homes for some folks eating out and mom and dad ports are it was a most enjoyable cuperating at home where she is nessee River, reporting it was ab - carried. The meeting was ad - games of cards and visiting – just and the kids each on their cell afternoon. trying to adjust to a contraption solutely beautiful. Jim, being Jim, journed. enjoying a time of being together. phones, I feel a bit sad, for each The Slam Dunk Relay for Life called a knee scooter. It takes some and son, Dale, being game for an Robin Opitz, Secretary Don’s folks, Art and Mildred San - are in their own little world, with team of Midland has been in getting used to and with a chuckle adventure, did the dragon tail *** dal, were among them. Don re - no interaction back and forth and charge of Midland Market this she told she had run over the toe drive with its 318 curves in 11 Our son, Christopher, and I members my dad and has shared I couldn’t help but think, they are summer and asked me to put in of her sock on her other foot, which miles. I think I got the numbers were in Wilksboro, N. C., last week some of his memories, which I missing out on bonding time with the following. she reported was a bit large for her correct, I do know it was a lot of visiting son, Les and Jolene much appreciate for it gives me family. The list goes on and on – Reminder: Friday, Aug. 21, the foot. She reported she is doing curves in a short distance. Carmen Nemec, and also enjoyed time with some insight of the man my father technology has its place, no ques - Midland Bad River Buckaroo 4-H pretty well and is scheduled for a mentioned stopping for a bit to our granddaughter, Les’s daugh - was. Some time after Mom passed tion, but to my way of thinking, or - Club will serve the meal at Mid - checkup Aug. 27 to see how her look at the scenery and was told ter, Jalene (Nemec) Davies, and away and the sorting and deci - dinary visiting is becoming a lost land Market held at the city park ankle is coming along. We wish that wasn’t the purpose of that met her husband, Mark. They live sions that needed to be made, my art. Enough said! Time to get at with pulled pork being a part of you God’s healing, Maxine. drive, it was to make time getting in Knoxville, Tenn. I’ve run out of brother, Phil Meyers, and I came the news for this week! I am not the meal. Our granddaughter, Kayla from point A to point B. “That’s time, so will report on our adven - across some letters dad had writ - finding a whole lot of folks at Friday, Aug. 28, will be the final Nemec, has finished with her in - fine,” said Carmen, “I’ll just sit ture next week! Have a good week. ten to Mom. We sat there for a home, so will put in what I have. Midland Market for this summer. ternship at Volkswagon in Chat - here with my eyes closed! Their time, not sure whether it would be School bells will soon ring out The Midland School Booster Club right to read them, we came to the welcoming kids, teachers and staff will be in charge of the meal and conclusion Mom wouldn’t have to another school year. It’s been rumor has it a Hawaiian luau may John Thune U.S. Senator from South Dakota Help us celebrate Shorty Woitte’s Take Me Out to the Fair farmers and ranchers not only and costs, both to consumers and 90th Birthday It is that special time of year carry on the generations-long tra - farmers, skyrocketed. At this Sunday, August 30th Western Night again when families of all ages dition of working hard and living year’s State Fair, farmers and Midland Sr. Citizen’s from every corner of the state can off of the land, but they also con - ranchers can receive an important Center, Midland, SD enjoy the sights and sounds of our tribute a great deal to our state update on the outbreak and learn 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. (MT) state and county fairs. From and local economies and commu - more about its impact on South Let your presence Turner County to Brown County nities. Dakota. 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They are in an Precipitation to date at the end of I hope everyone is able to stay old bin, so now Dorothy is wonder - June was 10.19”, normal is 9.28”, comfortable during this hot spell. Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 ing how they will get out! The leaving us .91” above normal. It sounds like cooler weather is opening is quite a ways off the July – The high temperature for coming next week, but until then, (too late for last week) muddy conditions, they couldn't his arm. I hope they get some an - ground, so maybe they'll need to July was 100˚ on the 23rd, 16 make sure to drink plenty of Greetings from sunny, breezy, find the ring. I'll bet the poor girl swers and solutions! learn to fly before they can leave! times 90˚ or above and three times water! This heat can be danger - dry, fairly hot northeast Haakon had a very sleepless night! The Lola and Duane Roseth at - I noticed that I haven't reported 80˚ or below. The lowest maximum ous! And be sure your pets have County. It seems that the rain search started again early Sunday tended the wedding reception at any weather data for quite some temperature was 76˚ on the 1st. plenty of shade and water, too. showers that have been moving morning, but they weren't having Billy and Arlyne Markwed's Sat - time, so Marge Briggs submitted The low for the month was 51˚ on Be sure to wear a smile wher - through the area lately have been much luck. A metal detector was urday evening. Sunday, they went the following information – April – the 7th, with 16 times 60˚ or ever you go! It really can brighten mostly missing us. Some of the brought out from Pierre, in hopes to Zack and Larianne Lanka's The high temperature was 82˚ on below. The average high was 90˚, your day and the day of those neighbors to the south are receiv - of helping locate the ring. They home north of Box Elder to attend the 15th. There were two days and the average low was 72˚, giv - around you! ing the much needed moisture, had searched for quite a while and little Retta Reece Lanka's fourth with highs of 80˚ or above, and ing us a month's average temper - (this week’s news) thank goodness. Our turn will were ready to give up when the birthday party. Others attending eight days of 70˚ or above. The ature of 81˚. Greetings from cool, wet north - come and I hope it is soon! Once metal detector indicated that the party were Retta's grandpar - lowest maximum temperature was Precipitation for July was .87”, east Haakon County! What a again, I'm really grateful for a something was there. They did ents, Larry and Linda Smith, 42˚ on the 7th. The low temp for normal is 1.97”, leaving us 1.10” blessing this rain is! We had rain good water supply to keep the gar - some digging, and lo and behold, Retta's aunts, Lindsey and the month was 17˚ on the 3rd, below normal for the month. Year showers early Monday morning – den and yard going. there was the ring – buried under Larissa, cousins, in-laws, out-laws, with 10 days with a low of 30˚ or to date precipitation is 11.06”, nor - a little over a quarter inch of rain. It is spiderweb season here – several inches of Haakon County etc. Lola said there were eight below. The highest minimum tem - mal is 11.25”, leaving us .19” below And this morning, Tuesday, there seems that there are webs every - mud! What a wonderful outcome! children there, with the oldest perature was 54˚ on the 1st. The normal for the year. was over 1.25" of much needed where! I suppose the webs help the Sunday morning, Todd and being six years old. I'm sure it was average high for April was 63˚, the Whew! Actually, I thought we rain in the gauge! Everything out - spiders catch the bugs, which in a Kelly, Cindy and Bruce Bresee, a bit like romper room at times, average low was 44˚ and the were probably much further below side is looking rinsed off and good thing. Spiders are amazing in Clint and Jenna Bresee, Kim and but she said it was a fun day. month's average temp was 54˚. normal for precipitation. We really plumped up from the moisture. It their ability to make the webs so Jeff Marso and T.J. Gabriel and Jon and Wyatt Johnson were in Precipitation for the month was need some rain! Anyway, thanks to is amazing how you can water the intricate and symmetrical. One his family all helped put things Minnesota recently to visit Jon's .27”. Normal is 1.72”, leaving us Marge for the info! yard and the garden and it will thing has been puzzling me, away and return chairs etc. that mother. They brought back a fish - 1.45˚ below normal for April. Year Our week here went by in a stay alive, but it can't begin to do though, how do the spiders get had been used for the reception. ing boat the boys had purchased. to date precipitation at the end of flash! I don't know where the time the job that Mother Nature can do. those webs to stretch several feet The group had lunch at Billy and They took Mike Norman fishing on April was .51”, normal is 3.66”, goes. I'm noticing the days are get - I think the rain is a little too late between point A and point B? I can Arlyne's, then Todd and Kelly Lake Oahe last week. Achieve - leaving us 3.15” below normal. Ac - ting shorter – not a good thing! I for our corn, but it will be good be innocently walking around the opened their gifts and cards. Kim ment days were held last weekend cording to Marge, from Dec 2014 have lots of things to do and seem - moisture for when we plant the yard, in an area where there returned to her home in Rapid in Ft. Pierre and Noah Johnson to the end of April 2015, we re - ingly not enough daylight hours as winter wheat. And , the rain will shouldn't be any webs and wham ! City Sunday and Todd, Kelly, had some exhibits there. Wyatt ceived .82” of precipition. Normal it is! The guys have been busy fix - reduce the fire danger. All good I get struck across the face with a Kelly's sister, Britney, and her Johnson helped with some of the is 4.16”, leaving us 3.34” below ing fence, building fence, cleaning stuff. I'm hoping the rain will spiderweb. Not my finest moment. daughter, Lauren, left after lunch judging duties. Jon said their gar - normal for that period. There was feedlots, etc. We spent a couple of drown some of the hoards of I'm sure it would be amusing if Monday. When I talked with Ar - den is doing well – they always no snow measured during April. days cutting silage last week, so grasshoppers that we have here. someone was watching my Oh no! lyne Monday evening, her house grow wonderful vegetables. Wyatt May – The high temperature that chore is done. I made a quick News from the garden is fairly Is there a spider on me? dance! was a little too quiet, but she was and Avery will soon be heading was 88˚ on the 2nd, two days of 80˚ trip to town for repairs one day good. We are harvesting green And wouldn't it be wonderful if the sitting with her feet up. I'm sure back to their studies at South or above, 12 days of 70˚ or above, last week. Saturday, Randy and I beans, peppers, cucumbers, toma - spiders could catch some of the all involved will have wonderful Dakota State University. Wyatt and 20 days of 60˚ or above. The went to Mitchell to watch the Four toes, zucchini and beets. My hus - grasshoppers? memories of the country wedding. will be a senior and Avery will be lowest maximum temperature was Corners baseball team play in the band, Randy, was certain that we Oh well. Enough of my curiosity. Congratulations and best wishes a sophomore. Wyatt has been help - 36˚ on the 9th, two times 40˚ or state tournament there. They lost weren't going to have any toma - On to the news. to Todd and Kelly! ing with grasshopper counts this below. The low temperature for the game, so their season is over. toes this year, because they got The big event in our community Another big event this week was summer and Avery helps build and May was 29˚ on the 19th, with 10 But hats off to the team, they had planted later than usual. We this week was a country wedding. the birth of a son to Ruth maintain Wall Drug signs. Recent times 40˚ or below, and seven a great season! We met our daugh - aren't going to have a bumper crop Billy and Arlyne Markwed's Neuhauser's grandson, Troy windy weather has made for a times 50˚ or above. The highest ter, Jennifer, and granddaughter, by any means, but we are enjoying grandson, Todd Kurtz, and his Nachtigall, and his wife, An - very busy schedule! minimum was 62˚ on the 27th. Caroline, at the game and follow - what we have. bride, Kelly, were married Satur - naluisa Franco. They named him Marge Briggs continues to go to The average high for the month ing the game we went to their Have any of you heard the day at Deep Creek Church, fol - Auturo Franco Nachtigall and he Eagle Butte twice a week for treat - was 65˚, the average low was 44˚, farm south of Salem. We spent the weather forecasters talking about lowed by a reception at Billy and weighed 4,280 grams, which is ment of her legs and feet and she and the month's average tempera - night and came home Sunday af - the possibility of bad weather for Arlyne's ranch. A country wedding 9.45 pounds. He joins a proud continues to show improvement. ture was 54˚. ternoon. They have a large sweet the upcoming winter. I heard has been Todd's dream for a long brother, Aurelio. Troy's sister, Lynn Briggs said the garden is Precipitation for the month was corn patch at the farm, so I someone say that this winter could time, and his bride Kelly shared Tara, is able to be with them in doing fairly well. He is harvesting 5.95”. Normal is 2.62”, leaving us brought back some corn and spent be as bad as the winter of ‘96-‘97. the dream. With the help of rela - Wallwijk, Netherlands, helping for tomatoes and peppers, but some 3.33” above normal for May. Pre - yesterday getting it processed and I certainly hope they are wrong! In tives and friends, the dream came a bit. Proud grandma and critter is making a meal of the cipitation to date at the end of in the freezer. I used the recipe the meantime, I'll be stocking up true! Todd is a newsanchor for grandpa, Lynn and Nina Nachti - broccoli and cantaloupe. The pota - May was 6.46”, normal is 6.28”, that calls for baking the corn with on some of the necessities, (like KOAT TV in Albuquerque, N.M., gall, plan to go for an extended toes look great, but he hasn't dug leaving us .18” above normal for cream and butter before putting it coffee and toilet paper), just in but he grew up in Aberdeen and he stay later this fall. Congratula - any yet. Lynn said that Marge re - the year. Quite a bit of the precip - in the freezer. I call it "sinful" corn, case! spent a lot of time at grandma and tions to all! Through the magic of cently received a plaque from the itation came May 10 when we re - because it probably isn't the I didn't find many people in the grandpa's ranch. He obviously technology, Ruth was able to have National Weather Service, thank - ceived eight inches of heavy, wet healthiest recipe around. How - house when I was calling for news loves this place, so it was the per - a picture of grandson Troy and ing her for her 45 years of service snow. ever, I only use it for special occa - Monday. I think they were proba - fect place for Todd and Kelly to great-grandson Auturo shortly in reading the weather. What a June – The high temperature sions. bly taking advantage of the cooler start their lives as husband and after the birth! Isn't that amazing? great service to the community! was 95˚ on the 9th, three times 90˚ Today, I'm grateful for the temperatures and spending time wife. Max and Joyce Jones went to Thank you, Marge! Marge's or above, and 16 times 80˚ or propane burner I have on my back outside. And I guess I don't blame Guests started arriving at Billy Zane Tibbs’ wedding reception at daughter, Janet, recently came to above. The lowest maximum tem - deck. During this time of year, it is them! The recent scorching tem - and Arlyne Markwed's Tuesday. the Casey Tibbs center in Ft. visit for a day. perature was 64˚ on the 10th. The so nice to blanch large quantities peratures were brutal and 65˚ is Todd and Kelly arrived, as did Pierre Saturday. Following the re - Bill and Polly Bruce received a low temperature for June was 43˚ of corn or use the water bath can - much better than 106˚! Todd's mother, Kim (Markwed) ception, Zane and his wife headed few small rain showers over the on the 1st, two times 50˚ or below, ner and all of the heat and steam On to the news – First of all, Marso, and Kelly's sister, Britney. to Alaska for their honeymoon. weekend and Polly said they are and 28 times 60˚ or below. The av - stays outside! When canning sea - happy 10th wedding anniversary Wednesday, Todd's brother, Danny, Sunday, Mattie and Luke, with ready for more. Polly said their erage high for the month was 80˚, son is over, the propane burner to Jon and Ruth Carley! They in - arrived. Todd wanted to spend help from dad and grandpa, I daughter-in-law, Katie, and grand - and average low was 56˚, and the will be stored away until the next continued on some time on horseback, so he think, tore down an old wooden son, Riley, have been visiting fam - month's average was 68˚. Precipi - fish fry or until we deep fry a 12 helped his cousin, T.J. Gabriel, grain bin that was no longer used ily and friends in Logan, Iowa, and work cattle Wednesday. Thursday and was in poor shape. Joyce was they will return Tuesday. While was a busy day! Kelly's mother, so impressed with their efforts Katie was in Iowa, she and Riley grandmother, three sisters and a that she rewarded them with traveled to Nebraska and met her Betwixt Places special friend arrived. Arlyne was angel food cake and strawberries husband, Vince, at Vince's sister, gracious enough to make her and peaches! That sounds like a Cathy's, house. They spent three Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected] kitchen available to them while great reward! Joyce said Luke will days visiting before Katie re - they whipped up some of the food start school at Cheyenne School on turned to Iowa and Vince returned time they are in the area we will fly Tony Harty attended church Sun - for the guests. While her kitchen the 18th, and Mattie will start home. Saturday night, Bill and continued from over the Badlands. The last day morning. There was a welcom - ditioner and nurse his knees. 5 was busy, Arlyne took the opportu - school in Pierre on the 24th. Polly's grandson, Jessie Lutter, evening of races for our group. As ing dinner for Father Tyler Dennis Friday, Philip had a temperature nity to do some work in her gar - Kevin Neuhauser was in Pierre and a couple of his friends came we all age, we wonder if there will at the Our Lady of Victory Catholic of 104˚ at the bank. In Kadoka, den. Friday, Billy and Arlyne and Monday, and he and Mary and spent the night. They came for be a next year at these races, but it Church here in Kadoka. Tony said Tony Harty reported that Kathy all the rest of the folks headed to watched their children, Nick and some pickup parts that Jessie is always something to look forward he didn’t stay for the dinner since Brown’s son, Jed, was in the area too until the time arrives. his knees were bothering him. He Pierre for a picnic supper in the Brianna, play co-ed softball, as needs for a project he is working from his job in North Dakota. Jed park. The guys had spent a portion they play on the same team. Kevin on. Andy Bruce also came Satur - Mike Birkholz, Lucas Blindauer visited with Jed Brown in the spent some time visiting at his and Ray Karnes, all of near Madi - evening as Jed was watering the of the day on the river. Saturday was in Highmore Wednesday to day and helped Vince with some grandparents, Barb and Bernard was the big day. Three buses visit his mother, Ruth Neuhauser. cattle work. Bill and Polly at - son, Wis., spent Friday and Satur - garden out back. Herber, since Kathy was in Col - day nights at George and Sandee Don Moody went to his Rapid brought the wedding party and Saturday morning, Mary tended church in Eagle Butte Sun - orado with Dale Koehn. guests to the Deep Creek Church Neuhauser and a person from her day, then they returned home to Gittings’. Valley home Sunday afternoon. He George Gittings went to Wall Sunday morning, we broke camp was out of telephone service and In - for the wedding. Following the cer - office traveled to Watertown for cook lunch for their guests. Friday afternoon on Knights of emony, everyone was taken to the funeral of a co-worker's father. Friends, Otis and Amber Funk, and were on the road home. Bill ternet when he got there. The com - Columbus business. was the leader with Leonard Konst pany wouldn’t be able to get things Billy and Arlyne's place for the re - Saturday evening, Kevin and stopped by Sunday afternoon. Saturday morning in Knoxville, behind us and Terry Buchert be - running again before the first part ception. They had a tent set up, Mary attended the wedding recep - They brought Polly some mending Iowa, our whole group watched the hind him – we had a convoy headed of the week. and guests were served supper, fol - tion at Billy and Arlyne Mark - and spent some time visiting both parade downtown. They put on to South Dakota. After breakfast, Sunday evening, Ralph and lowed by music and dancing. The wed's place. Sunday, they traveled at Bill and Polly's and at Vince's quite a show. I browsed around the Terry zipped along ahead of us for Cathy Fiedler went to Spearfish to picture taking and supper were to Belle Fourche to be on hand for place. David Bruce arrived Mon - town square at all the booths set up home. There had been intentions of the Eric and Sherry Hanson home finished before a rainstorm moved the birthday party for Lynn day to help for a few days. and did find a good book. Later in stopping for races in Brandon, but for a pizza supper. Don, Lynette through, but Arlyne said the rain Nachtigall who has reached one of Dorothy Paulson said that her the day, I went for a walk and the weather didn’t look the best and and Hannah Klumb were there didn't seem to slow things down the "significant" birthdays that big news for the week was that she ended up at the bowling alley. They we barely got fuel before the wind also. They celebrated Loman 11th much. Thank goodness there were end with a zero. Happy 70th to went to Pierre Friday. This is the had a banner out, 99 cent bowling. kicked up and rain hit. The race birthday which is Monday, Aug. 17. some strong guys to grab the edge Lynn! first time she has gone to Pierre by I bowled four games with rented idea was abandoned and we arrived A nice evening was enjoyed visiting of the tent and hold it in place Frank and Shirley Halligan at - herself since she had back surgery shoes and the house ball and spent home before dark. Leonard went to and playing some yard games end - when the wind started whipping tended Zane and Katie Tibbs' wed - several months ago. All went well, a whole $5.30. What a bargain that Midland to visit his daughter, ing with ice cream cake for dessert. it. The rain didn't last long and the ding reception Saturday. Thursday except for the hoards of traffic due was. I won’t brag about my scores Melissa and Pat Fosheim, for the Cathy Fiedler wrote, “What a dif - mud didn't seem to phase anyone. night, they took Grey out to sup - to the motorcycle rally. Dorothy though. Later, Sylvan and evening. Leslie loaded his car and ference a day makes, Saturday it Guests enjoyed the evening before per, as he left Friday to return to said she had planned to take the Stephanie Baye, River Side, Iowa, went by his folks, Dale and Cindy’s, was 97˚ and today, Sunday, as I'm boarding the buses for the trip law school. Grey was staying at back way home and avoid the traf - met us at our campground and we before heading for Rapid. writing this it is 65˚. Has been hot back to Pierre. Frank and Shirley's house in Ft. fic, but she was so busy watching enjoyed catching up a little bit on George and Sandee Gittings met here all week.” There was a near catastrophe Pierre for the summer while work - motorcycles that she forgot to turn how things were going with them. Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - “People have a way of becoming associated with the festivities. One ing at the Supreme Court in off the highway onto the gravel Sylvan works for Farmers Supply, Gruder in town for supper Sunday what you encourage them to be.” of Kelly's friends was at the wed - Pierre. road! She made it home safely, so the biggest John Deere Dealer in evening. Scudder N. Parker ding. She lives on the East Coast, Gene Hudson and her daughter, I guess all was well. Both Dorothy the area and is doing what he al - and she had recently become en - Connie Johnson, helped do some and Nels have been spending some ways did, fixing equipment for all gaged. Her ring was a little too big, judging at achievement days in time in the garden – Dorothy said the farmers. He said he missed but she wanted to wear it to show Philip Friday. Gene and grandson there are plenty of weeds to pull! having the Citabria airplane to fly Kelly – she planned to have it re - Wyatt also judged in Ft. Pierre In the process of pulling weeds, to his customers. Stephanie is sized after she returned home. Sunday. Dick and Gene traveled to they dislodged several new pota - working for Hobby Lobby in their Anyway, at the end of the evening, Sioux Falls the first part of the toes and Dorothy said they were community, so they are both busy the ring was gone. I can only imag - week to keep a doctor's appoint - delicious! Nels and Dorothy as well as enjoying family. Next ine the panic! They spent some ment, trying to find out what is time looking, but with dark, causing Dick to have numbness in Cedar Pass Lodge, in the scenic Badlands National Park, has immediate opening for a Knowledgeable MAINTENANCE Worker. We are looking for an outgoing, hardworking MAINTENANCE worker with knowledge of small engine repair, plumbing, mowing, and all general building repairs. 
 
   
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August 20, 2015 • Pioneer Review Sports & More 8 Gymnastics camps for youth

Assistant coasch Arthur McIlravy helps steady one gymnast so another gymnast can take over with the helping.

Del Bartels Helpers, Jossie Kukal, center, Kadoka, and Jaisa Snyder, right, a Philip gymnast, assisting springboard jumper Jyrzee Coller, Kadoka.

The Wall/Kadoka/Philip high school gymnastics team hosted three summer gym camps this year to gain interest in the sport and to fundraise. Fundraising is to purchase a new spring board, a new sting mat, and also to assist the Wall School District with building rent. Gymnastics equipment is very large and heavy, and takes up space. “It is our hope to find building space that can accommodate our equipment throughout the entire gymnastics season, Nov. 2 through Feb. 12,” said head coach Heidi Coller. The camp held in Wall was in July and had 19 girls and boys attend, the Philip camp had 44 girls and boys attend the camp, and the Kadoka camp had 35 girls and boys. “The three camps were a great success. I believe the camps have resulted in interest in the sport of gymnastics. Gymnastics is a sport that improves an athlete in all other sports. Bal - ance, strength, coordination, self-confidence and fun are just a few things you get out of gymnastics. Whether you are a basketball player, football player, wrestler or volleyball player, gymnastics is beneficial as you benefit from using every muscle in your body,” said Coller. “I am very excited for the upcoming season that starts Nov. 2, and we look forward to multiplying our team. Thank you to those that allowed The Wall/Kadoka/Philip high school gymnastics team hosted three sum - your children to participate and thank you to the kids who came, learned Kadoka High School gymnast Jerica Coller helps younger gymnast mer gym camps this year. Shown is head coach Heidi Coller helping and had fun with us,” said Coller. Rainee Snyder do bar work. build the confidence of young balance beam star Jade Iwan. Mason/Shrine golf outing South Dakota state park programs The NAJA Shrine golf unit invites all Masons, research, and teaching programs for medical profes - Schools are starting back up, but the weather is still Blood Run near Sioux Falls, Aug. 21, 7:00 p.m. CDT. Shriners and their wives to a game of golf and social sionals. warm. Take advantage of the last days of summer by Info: 605-987-2263. outing, starting at noon, Saturday, Aug. 29, at the In South Dakota, Shriners currently work with ap - spending time in a South Dakota state park. Stars in the Day, Newton Hills State Park near Lake Waggoner Golf Course. proximately 400 active patients in western South South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks reminds stu - Canton, Aug. 22, 10:00 p.m. CDT. Info: 605-987-2263. The outing also includes a dinner at The Steak - Dakota who receive services through the hospital net - dents who were in fourth grade last school year to Murder Mystery, Good Earth State Park at Blood house later that evening. Call Louie Osborn, unit work. Osborn said that the three vans that help trans - take advantage of their free park passes. “As part of Run near Sioux Falls, Aug. 22, 4:00 p.m. CDT. Info: president, at 605-863-3407 by Aug. 14, for golf and/or port patients and their family members traveled over the ‘Go Fourth’ program, 12,000 free park entrance li - 605-987-2263. dinner reservations. 60,000 miles last year, all volunteer work. “Basically censes were handed out to students in May,” said Nature Hunt, Good Earth State Park at Blood Run Osborn, unit president, said that the event is more what it’s all about, the kids,” said Osborn. state park visitor services coordinator Lynn Spomer. near Sioux Falls, Aug. 22, 11:00 p.m. CDT. Info: 605- to get the word out that Masons and Shriners are out The South Dakota Naja Shrine was chartered in “So far only about 500 have been redeemed.” 987-2263. there. It’s a good feeling thing, kind of a meet and Deadwood in 1893, and its jurisdiction stretches Students young and old can learn about the parks Native American Crafts, Oakwood Lakes State greet. Leon Michael Stirling, NAJA potentate, is ex - across the western half of South Dakota. Naja Shrine and nature at one of the following programs this Park near Bruce, Aug. 22, 10:00 a.m. to noon CDT. pected to attend the outing. consists of four clubs that meet locally, Rapid City, weekend. There is no cost to participate in the pro - Info: 605-627-5441. According to their website, Naja Shriners is a fra - Northern Hills, Southern Hills and Four Rivers. Each grams, however, a park entrance license is required Campfire and Constellations, Good Earth State ternal organization committed to family, fun, fellow - club operates under the direction of the Naja Shrine to enter the parks. Park at Blood Run near Sioux Falls, Aug. 22, 4:00 ship and the Masonic principles of brotherly love, potentate. For more information on South Dakota state parks p.m. CDT. Info: 605-987-2263. relief and truth. It is a brotherhood dedicated to hav - Various units of the Naja Shrine offer members a and a calendar of events, visit gfp.sd.gov or call Colorful Confusion, Good Earth State Park at Blood ing fun and caring for children and families in need. chance to better support the organization’s philan - 605.773.3391. Run near Sioux Falls, Aug. 23, 3:00 p.m. CDT. Info: Members are active in their communities, and are thropies. Whether interested in parade patrol, classic Welcome to Good Earth, Good Earth State Park at 605-987-2263. known for their involvement in parades, circuses and cars, distributing Christmas gifts, or transporting pa - social events. tients to Shriner Hospitals, there’s a unit for every Nationally, Shriners Hospitals for Children has 22 Shriner. facilities providing pediatric specialty care, innovative Disaster declaration for June storms Governor Dennis Daugaard has line winds and flooding during the tive measures taken to save lives announced that 12 South Dakota period of June 17-24. and protect property and public counties will receive funding as - The president's action makes health. Emergency protective Northwest Region newest South Dakota sistance to help recover from June federal funding available to state, measures assistance is available storms that did an estimated eligible local governments and to state and eligible local govern - Stronger Economies Together region $2.95 million in damage to public certain private nonprofit organi - ments on a cost-sharing basis. South Dakota United States Department of Agri - Jones, USDA Rural Development acting state direc - property. zations on a cost sharing basis for Payment for repairing or replac - culture’s Rural Development and South Dakota State tor. The public assistance is made emergency work and the repair or ing damaged public facilities, such University Extension have announced that a north - USDA Rural Development and South Dakota State available through a presidential replacement of facilities damaged as roads, bridges, utilities, build - west South Dakota Region was selected as a Stronger University Extension are collaborating for this initia - disaster declaration signed by the by the severe storms, tornadoes, ings, schools, recreational areas Economies Together (SET) region. tive to strengthen the capacity of rural communities president. straight-line winds, and flooding. and similar publicly owned prop - The new economic development partnership con - and counties to work together in developing and im - Counties included in the decla - Federal funding is available on erty, as well as certain private sists of Perkins, Corson and northern Meade counties. plementing economic development plan. ration are Haakon, Brule, Buffalo, a cost sharing basis for hazard non-profit organizations engaged It will attempt to benefit from exploring regional eco - The regional team will develop a specific vision and Fall River, Hughes, Jackson, Jer - mitigation measures statewide. in community service activities. nomic advantages and formulating an economic blue - goals. It will examine regional demographics, oppor - auld, Jones, Lyman, McCook, Gary R. Stanley has been Payment for hazard mitigation print for their area. It will attempt to build on the tunities, assets and barriers, and create a regional Oglala Lakota and Stanley. Also named as the federal coordinating projects undertaken by state and current and emerging economic strengths of that re - economic development plan. Training and technical included are the Crow Creek officer for federal recovery opera - local governments to prevent or gion. assistance will be delivered by a core team of SDSU Sioux Tribe, Lower Brule Sioux tions in the affected area. Stanley reduce long-term risk to life and The new region will be joining 21 other regions Extension and USDA Rural Development staff as well Tribe and Oglala Sioux Tribe. said additional designations may property from natural or techno - across 13 states participating in SET during 2015. as state-wide and area resource providers and ex - All of the counties and tribes in - be made at a later date if re - logical disasters. SET is now in place in more than 70 regions in 31 perts. cluded in the declaration were quested by the state and war - Application procedures will be states. One of these is the Badlands/Bad River Eco - The self-designated region was part of an applica - those included in the governor’s ranted by the results of further explained at federal/state appli - nomic Development Region that includes Haakon, tion process earlier this year. It will be supported by request to the president earlier damage assessments. cant briefings with locations to be Jackson and eastern Pennington counties. representatives from SDSU Extension, USDA Rural this month. Following is a summary of key announced in the affected area by “South Dakota has benefited greatly by this re - Development, State of South Dakota Governor’s Of - Various storms occurred be - federal disaster aid programs that recovery officials. Approved public gional coaching opportunity across the state, this is fice of Economic Development, Planning Districts, tween June 17 and 24. The can be made available as needed. repair projects are paid through our third year engaging with regions to increase re - Small Business Development Center, Rural Electric weather events included an EF-2 All three are FEMA funded, state the state from funding provided gional economic competitiveness and collaboration of Economic Development, Inc., and Grow South tornado near Hayes, winds of 60 administered. by FEMA and other participating resources through the SET process,” said Bruce Dakota. to 95 miles an hour in different Payment for emergency protec - federal agencies. storms, golf ball to baseball sized hail and heavy rains. Damage in - cluded downed power lines, debris from fallen trees and washed out roads and bridges. PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE! Pregancy and vaccines Daugaard requested a disaster •Solid, Ongoing During pregnancy, you are often thinking about lated problems, such as premature labor and delivery. declaration on July 22 following baby names, nursery colors and prenatal vitamins. And when you get a whooping cough vaccine during county-by-county damage inspec - Business, Main Street But, you should also be thinking about vaccines. each pregnancy, you’ll pass some antibodies that will tions by Federal Emergency Man - Vaccines during pregnancy not only protect you help protect your baby for the first months of life,” agement Agency, state and local Philip against diseases, but you can also begin to pass some staff members. said Barbara Philips, nurse educator for the Depart - (bldg. sold separately) protection to your baby that will last the first few ment of Health immunization program. "That’s when A disaster declaration author - • $69,000 months of life. The two vaccines that are routinely babies are most vulnerable to the devastating compli - izes the federal government to •Turn-key recommended for pregnant women are the pertussis cations associated with whooping cough. I encourage provide recovery assistance for up or whooping cough vaccine (Tdap) and the flu vaccine. pregnant women to talk to their doctors about these to 75 percent of the eligible costs. Pizza Etc., Philip, SD •Growth Potential! Pizza, Sandwiches, Video Rental To celebrate the importance of immunizations for important vaccines.” The United States Department MLS#120152 See: www.bhmls.com people of all ages, and make sure pregnant women are For more information about the vaccines recom - of Homeland Security's FEMA an - protected with the vaccines they need, the South mended during pregnancy, women are encouraged to nounced that federal disaster aid Jim Hoag, Broker • (605) 209-1319 Dakota Department of Health is joining with partners talk with the doctor, check the Centers for Disease has been made available to the [email protected] • www.WestRiverRealty.net nationwide in recognizing August as National Immu - Control and Prevention website at www.cdc.gov/vac - State of South Dakota to supple - Commercial nization Awareness Month. cines or contact the Department of Health’s immu - ment state, local and tribal recov - Residential “Getting a flu shot is the best way to protect a preg - nization program at 1-800-738-2301. ery efforts in the area affected by Farm/Ranch nant woman from the flu and prevent serious flu re - severe storms, tornadoes, straight REALTY August 20, 2015 • Pioneer Review Classifieds | (605) 859-2516 9 ELP ANTED LASSIFIED OLICY me back on my feet. You were Thank you for the many BUSINESS & S ERVICE H W C P great. I am doing well and I can cards, gifts and emails for my HELP WANTED: Equipment op - MISC . F OR S ALE PLEASE READ your classified FLASH’S WELDING & REPAIR: hear the fish calling my name. 80th birthday. I enjoyed them erator / maintenance worker. FOR SALE: Pella Designer Se - ad the first week it runs. If you welding, mechanic, operating Marvin Denke all. Also, thanks to my family for trencher and backhoe, Vigs Haakon Co. Hwy. Dept. has a ries patio door, single slider, see an error, we will gladly re- making my day special. Reddi Mix, Darrell Vig ph: 701- position open for a Full-Time 9’x8’, new $2,500. Shower/tub run your ad correctly. We ac - Robert “Bob” Evans 260-5861 or 605-748-2473. Heavy Equipment Operator, combination, R.H., fiberglass cept responsibility for the first F33-8tp must have a CDL. Apply at extra backing for handicap bars, incorrect insertion only. Rav - Haakon Co. Hwy. Dept., 22260 $400. 859-2402 or (cell) 308- ellette Publications, Inc. re - HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - Lake Waggoner Rd., Philip, SD; 862-1670, Philip. Please leave a quests all classifieds and cards CRETE will do all your concrete 605-859-2472. Haakon County message – will return call. of thanks be paid for when or - construction jobs. Call us and is an Equal Opportunity Em - PR51-2tp dered. A $2.00 billing charge will we will give you a quote. Office, ployer. PR52-2tc FOR SALE: Good used kitchen be added if ad is not paid at the 837-2621, Rich’s cell, 431-2226, and bathroom cabinets, dark time the order is placed. If an ad toll free, 877-867-4185. K32-tfn OPEN POSITION for a dietary wood, in excellent condition. does not have an area code on aide to work in the kitchen and Del’s, Exit 63 Box Elder. 390- the phone number, it is a 605 SQUARE DEAL EXTERIORS: dining room full-time at the 9810. P36-2tc area code. Installation of siding, SOFFIT, Kadoka Nursing Home. You windows, doors, skirting, etc. would be working with setting JOANN STARK FROM COT - THANK Y OU Free estimates, insured. Call up tables, drinks and washing TONWOOD MALL is selling next We would like to thank Dr. 209-9330. WP46-8tp dishes. If looking for a great door to The Steakhouse in Klopper and the Philip Hospital place to work, call Cathy or Philip. Selling all items at 1/2 and Nursing Home staff for all ROUGH COUNTRY SPRAYING: Ruby at 837-2270. K36-2tc price now until closing, middle the care and kindness shown Specializing in controlling of Sept. Stop by and check it Bernard and our family. We Canada thistle on rangeland. HELP WANTED: Haakon Co. out! P33-tfn don't know what we would have ATV application. Also prairie Highway Dept. has a position done without you. You really are dogs. Call Bill at 669-2298. open for a equipment operator / FOR SALE: Electric stoves, 4- "Angels on the Prairie." M24-24tp maintenance worker and part- burner, Frigidaire brand, very Thanks so much, time seasonal worker. Must have nice, clean and warranteed. All of the O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, a commercial driver’s license. Del’s, Exit 63 Box Elder. 390- Bernard Strait Family INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, Seasonal worker must also have 9810. P36-2tc Gravel (screened or crushed). We a CDL. Apply at Haakon Co. Thank you to my family and can deliver. Dams, dugouts, Hwy. Dept., 22260 Lake Wag - FOR SALE: Rope horse halters friends for all the birthday and building sites. Our 40th year. goner Rd., Philip, SD; 605-859- with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. retirement wishes. Thank you to Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. 2472. Haakon County is an all those who joined me at my K44-tfn PR11-tfn Equal Opportunity Employer. party at the Knuckle Saloon. It P36-2tc was wonderful to see those who NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed traveled to help me celebrate. PHILIP HEALTH SERVICES – plumbing contractor for all your God bless! indoor plumbing and outdoor many job openings! Full time NOTICES /W ANTED Cathy Fiedler water and sewer jobs. Call Dale and part time. More details at WANTED: Vendors, Gardeners, Koehn, 441-1053 or leave a www.philiphealthservices.com. Crafters, etc. 4th Street Fall Fes - I know this is late, but I would message at 837-0112. K38-tfn Full Time benefit package avail - tival, Sat., Sept. 19, 10 a.m. to 4 able at 30 hours per week p.m., 4th Avenue Floral, Wall, like to thank my friends and WEST RIVER EXCAVATION (health, dental, life, vision). Drug SD 57790. For more informa - family who helped me after I will do all types of trenching, test and background check re - tion, contact Cindy Hauk, 279- broke my leg. I would especially ditching and directional boring quired. EOE. Apply in person or 1115, or Deanna Kammerer, like to thank Marty Hansen and work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee call 859-2511 and extension of 279-2306. WP51-2tc the ambulance crew who came Pioneer Review or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or the manager listed. Dietary: As - to my rescue. Also, all those who call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- sistant Dietary Manager – full WANTED TO BUY: Clean COT - took time out of their day to visit 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; time, mostly weekdays. FT Din - TON rags. 25¢ per pound. Bring and do things for me and those Advertising Deadline: wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn ing Room Aide, Mon-Fri, 6:30am to the Pioneer Review, Philip. who checked in on Betty during – 2:00pm. Call Emily at ext.118. P12-tfn the whole ordeal. Also, the doc - Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. Nursing: Nurses Needed! RN/ tors, nurses, physical therapists LPN for Acute Care and Long and staff at the hospital who got LOST & F OUND Term Care. Nurse Aide/ CNA REAL E STATE FOUND on Hwy. 73 south of (must be 14, training provided!). WANTED TO PURCHASE: A lot Philip: 12V granular encoder kit. Call J’Nai at ext.115. Assisted for a house in Wall or the sur - Claim at the Pioneer Review and Living: Med Tech. Cook/House - rounding area. Call or message pay for this ad. P33-tfn keeper. Call Julie at 605-859- 407-2432 or 208-4431. 3434. Housekeeping: Full Time WP49-tfn  $# Housekeeper. Early shift – be  " home with kids after school! Call HOUSE FOR SALE IN MURDO: !" #" FARM & R ANCH Denise at ext. 154. Activities: Four bedrooms, two full baths ! FOR SALE: Bright colored oats, Full Time Activity Coordinator and is completely remodeled. 38 lbs. per bu. Not rained on. for the Philip Nursing Home. Kitchen appliances included. Se - 685-3430 or 859-2217, nights. Monday-Friday, 8 to 4, with rious inquiries only call LaTonya PR52-2tp every 3rd weekend. CNA certifi - at 280-5354. M27-tfn 
    cation desired. Contact Bonnie FOR SALE; 800 JD windrower, at ext. 116. P33-tfn FOR SALE: 4200 square foot   15’ & 21’ headers, $500. Sissor home, 7 bedrooms, 5 bath -  lift hoist & 8’x20’ box with steel FALL HELP WANTED – Full or rooms, on 4.7 acres, 2 1/2 miles 
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Kadoka, SD 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 We will certify. Includes benefits. Backhoe W Trenching RYE & TRITICALE SEED: Call Heidi or Jessica, 837-2270, W Tire Tanks Cleaned and ready for fall seed - Kadoka Nursing Home. K34-tfn W ing. Bulk/Bulk Bags. Huge sav - RENTALS Vacuum Excavation ings on seed costs. Dakota’s HELP WANTED: Part-time bar - APARTMENTS: Spacious one W Cobett Waters Best Seed 605.337.3318 or visit tender, waitress, janitor, cook or bedroom units, all utilities in - W Check out our entire selection at cluded. Young or old. Need Directional our website, dakotasbestseed assistant cook. Apply in person Boring llc.com PR51-2tc at The Steakhouse, Philip. 859- rental assistance or not, we can www.philipmotor.com 2774. P32-tfn house you. Just call 1-800-481- WHEAT & OAT ROUND BALES 6904 or stop in the lobby and FOR SALE: Net wrapped and pick up an application. Gateway west of Hayes, SD. Call Chris for Apartments, Kadoka. WP40-tfn ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for only details at 295-2853. P36-4tc $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide BALER FOR SALE: 2008 New Holland 780A twine baler, 540 Classifieds Network to work for you today! PTO, well maintained, many new (25 words for $150. Each additional word $5.) parts, field ready, $9,000. Call Haakon County Young Womenʼs 515-3380. WP50-3tc Call this newspaper, 605-859-2516, or Philip Community 800-658-3697 for details. TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: 12-ply, 235/85/16R. $160, EMPLOYMENT rience desired. To Apply 2014, to receive, at no cost, a bur mounted. Les’ Body Shop, 859- Calendars http://tinyurl.com/ov2kxu6. For oak tree and vial of soil collected 2744, Philip. P40-tfn CITY MAINTENANCE WORKER: Must have high school diploma or more info contact David Lemmon, from all 66 counties. Send contact have arrived! GED equivalent. Restricted Use 320-283-5938 or Email information to: P.O. Box 1, Plank - Pesticide license, Commercial Ap - [email protected]. inton, SD 57368. Submissions ac - plicators License, Water Distribu - FULL-TIME HYDE COUNTY Weed cepted until November 1, 2015. GARAGE S ALES Calendars can be picked up at tion Class I, Wastewater Collection Supervisor, $45,000 salary. Job EARN $3 FOR EVERY $1 SAVED GARAGE SALE: August 21, 5-8 Class I, Wastewater Treatment description and application avail - - Dakota Dream Savings Fund can p.m. & Aug. 22, 9 to 1. Suzan’ First National Bank in Philip Class I (or Stabilization Pond able from Hyde County Auditor, help 1st time homebuyers pur - Berry’s, first house west of the Class I in lieu of Wastewater 605-852-2519. Return application chase a home. Available hospital, Philip. Usual items! Keep up on birthdays, anniversaries Treatment Class I) certifications or to Hyde County Auditor, Box 379, Statewide. Contact GROW SD P36-2tc and school activities … and more!! be able to be certified according to Highmore, SD 57345 by 5:00 p.m. 605-698-7654. EHO. state regulatory approval or able Friday, August 28. EOE MEET SINGLES RIGHT NOW! No to attain above mentioned li - FOR SALE paid operators, just real people censes. Work areas include but RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT like you. Browse greetings, ex - not limited to water, sewer, change messages and connect For all your real estate needs: streets, parks, snow removal, rub - OUTLET: New & Used Restaurant Equipment see www.Chillmas - live. Try it free. Call now: 1-800- Business & ble site, swimming pool, and air - 958-7963. Jim Hoag, Broker Associate port. Person must be dependable, ters.biz, call 1-800-526-7105, or (605) 209-1319 reliable, friendly and able to work stop by our Showroom to see WANTED Professional [email protected] with others. Send applications what’s in stock for you! Sioux City, www.WestRiverRealty.net MARGINAL CROP LAND East and resumes to: City of Platte, PO IA. Directory Commercial • Residential • Farm/Ranch River SD. Call Andy Harr at 605- Box 236, Platte SD 57369, phone ON SEALED BIDS until 7 p.m., 201-1559, Land Broker, Total 605-337-3921, fax 605-337-3988, Aug. 24. 1968 Jeep M715, 4wd, 6 Auctions and Real Estate. Call 859-2516 to place your ad!! e-mail: [email protected]. Ap - REALTY cyl. Tornado, manual, 21,000 mi. NOTICES plication deadline: August 31, City Office, P.O. Box 516, Wilmot, 2015. EOE. S.D. 57279. ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS RONALD G. MANN, DDS statewide for only $150.00. Put NORTHERN STAR COOPERA - MISCELLANEOUS PH•CIoLmIpPlete BAutOo BDodyY R eSpaHiringOP Family Dentistry TIVE in Deer River MN is seeking the South Dakota Statewide Clas - •Glass Installation •Painting •Sandblasting Summer Hours: a qualified General Manager. This SEEKING ONE FAMILY from sifieds Network to work for you Toll-Free: 1-800-900-2339 PHILIP : M-Tu-Th • 7:30am - 3:30pm is a multi-location energy, C store each South Dakota county -- today! (25 words for $150. Each Pee Wee & Toby Hook and grocery cooperative with sales South Dakotans for the Inclusive additional word $5.) Call this WALL : Wed • 8:00am - 4:00pm Arts seeks one family from each newspaper, 605-859-2516, or 859-2337 • Philip, SD 859-2491 • Philip, SD of $56 million. Successful agricul - tural business management expe - South Dakota county with chil - 800-658-3697 for details. 104 Philip Ave. • South of Philip Chiropractic dren born after November 2nd,

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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. 10 Public Notices Pioneer Review • August 20, 2015 Murdo. Motion by Director Prokop, sec - for the purpose of crushing gravel. Proceedings of the Proceedings of the onded by Director Matt to approve the Proceedings of the Proceedings of City of Philip West River Water June Financial Report. Motion carried Town of Midland Haakon County Sheriff Koester joined the meeting to dis - Development District unanimously. cuss his budget for next year. The Com - COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS REGULAR MEETING MINUTES missioners questioned the $4,000 Commissioners budgeted for equipment. Sheriff Koester SPECIAL MEETING July 16, 2015 REPORTS: AUGUST 11, 2015 AUGUST 13, 2015 A. MANAGER'S REPORT: Manager BUDGET MEETING informed the Commissioners that he Fitzgerald presented his July report to hoped to be able to purchase new cam - CALL TO ORDER: The West River The Town Board of the Town of Midland AUGUST 11, 2015 A special meeting of the Philip City Coun - Water Development District convened for the Board. Motion by Director Matt, sec - met in regular session on Tuesday, Au - eras for each of the Sheriff vehicles. He cil was held on Thursday, August 13, their regular meeting at the West River onded by Director Prokop to approve the gust 11, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. in the Town The Haakon County Board of Commis - is currently looking for Grant money to 2015, at 6:50 a.m. in the Community Water Development District Project Of - Manager’s Report. Motion carried unan - Hall with the following members present: sioners met on August 11, 2015, to work help with this but the Grants have be - Room of the Haakon Co. Courthouse. fice in Murdo, SD. Chairman Casey imously. Diana Baeza, Rock Gillaspie, Finance on the 2016 budget for Haakon County. come limited and many have restrictions Present were Mayor Michael Vetter, Krogman called the meeting to order at B. OTHER REPORTS: None Officer Michelle Meinzer and Utilities Op - Chairman Tom Radway called the meet - and requirements that are hard for the Council Members Greg Arthur, Marion 10:16 a.m. (CT). erator Lawrence Stroppel. ing to order at 3:11 p.m. A quorum was smaller counties to follow. Sheriff Koester Matt, Trisha Larson and Jennifer Henrie. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Motion by Di - Absent: Jared Fosheim established with the attendance of Vice also told the Commissioners that this Also present were Deputy Finance Offi - Roll Call was taken and Chairman Krog - rector Matt, seconded by Director Prokop Chairman Gary Snook, Commissioner money could be set aside as savings for cer Brittany Smith; and later, Council man declared a quorum was present. Di - to enter into Executive Session at 10:25 Also present: Keith Harry, Margie Iwan Nick Konst, Commissioner Steve replacing a vehicle in the future if Member Marty Gartner. rectors present were: Casey Krogman, a.m. (CT) to discuss personnel. Motion and Reuben Vollmer, Jr. Clements and Commissioner Ed Briggs. needed. The Commissioners have bud - Marion Matt and Veryl Prokop. Absent: carried unanimously. At 10:30 a.m. (CT), Others in attendance were Pioneer Re - geted to add $10,000 to the Capital Ac - Absent: Council Member Brit Miller Lorne Smith. Also present: Jake Fitzger - Chairman Krogman declared the Board Minutes from the July 14, 2015, meetings view Representative Nancy Haigh, Audi - cumulation Account to use toward a ald, Manager; Kati Venard, Secretary; out of Executive Session and no action were approved as published. tor Carla Smith, Highway Superintendent Sheriff vehicle when the need arises. Mayor Vetter announced that the meet - Jessica Hegge, Larson Law PC. was taken. Dwight Slovek, Highway Administrative They have also set aside $75,000 in this ing has been called to review the open Keith Harry met with the Board to discuss Officer Val Williams, Sheriff Fred Koester account toward Courthouse Building use, and Director of Equalization Toni or Highway Department equipment re - general maintenance position. ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: None FY 2016 BUDGET HEARING & ADOPT trucks and parking on Main street. 2016 BUDGET & RESOLUTION: At Rhodes. placement should the need arise. 10:30 a.m. (CT), Chairman Casey Krog - At 6:50 a.m., motion was made by Arthur, APPROVE AGENDA: Motion by Director Reuben Vollmer met with the Board to seconded by Matt to enter into executive Prokop, seconded by Director Matt to ap - man read the following notice: “This is ask permission to trench north of the Commissioner Konst moved to approve Director of Equalization Toni Rhodes vis - session per SDCL 1-25-2(1), personnel. prove the agenda. Motion carried unani - the time and place set by published no - water tank in order to put in a water line. the agenda, Commissioner Clements ited with the Commissioners about her Motion carried. mously. tice for hearing statements of arguments Permission was granted. seconded, motion carried. budget for 2016. She is requesting a half- relative to the budget proposed by the time deputy for next year. Currently, her West River Water Development District Administrative Officer Williams and Su - office budgets for a quarter-time deputy. At 6:56 a.m., motion was made by Arthur, APPROVE MINUTES: The minutes of Vollmer also met with the Board as Fire seconded by Henrie to come out of ex - the June 18, 2015, meeting were previ - Board. All interested parties may make a Chief to discuss the ISO rating and their perintendent Slovek met with the Com - She also requested that it be approved ecutive session. Motion carried. ously mailed to the Board for their review. statement. Persons who have indicated recommendations after their recent in - missioners to discuss the Highway for her to hire a part-time temporary Motion by Director Prokop, seconded by they wish to make a statement will be spection. budget. A new applicant for the Highway deputy to work the remainder of 2015. Motion was then made by Henrie, sec - Director Matt to approve the June min - called in the order in which they have Department had been interviewed. Ad - She does have the funds in her budget onded by Larson to offer the full-time utes. Motion carried unanimously. signed in. Afterwards, anyone else may Finance officer presented a budget. A ministrative Officer Williams and Super - to do this. At 5:04 p.m. Commissioner general maintenance position to Robert make a statement.” Nobody from the motion was made by Gillaspie, second intendent Slovek requested that the Briggs motioned to go into Executive public was present at the budget hearing. individual be hired on as a full-time em - Session per SDCL 1-25-2 for personnel “Robbie” Shipp at the starting wage of FINANCIAL REPORT: by Baeza to approve this budget. $13.00 per hour. Motion carried with all A. APPROVAL OF BILLS: Casey Motion by Director Matt, seconded by Di - ployee. The Highway Department had reasons. Commissioner Clements sec - members voting aye. Krogman - $55.41, Marion Matt - $55.41, rector Prokop to close the FY 2016 The first reading of Ordinance #147 was budgeted for another full time employee onded, motion carried. The Executive Veryl Prokop - $55.41, West budget hearing and adopt the 2016 held. This Ordinance pertains to applica - for 2015 but one had not been hired. Session ended at 5:16 p.m. with no ac - With no further business to come before River/Lyman-Jones RWS - $1,000.00, Budget and Budget Resolution. Motion tion for services pertaining to water and With all the damage to roads in the tion taken. After discussion Commis - the Council, Mayor Vetter declared the Kadoka Press - $32.49, Lyman County carried unanimously. meter pits. County due to the summer storms and sioner Clements made a motion for a meeting adjourned at 6:57 a.m. Herald - $30.69, Mellette County News - flooding, the County crew has been busy. temporary part time deputy to be hired in $79.10, Murdo Coyote - $34.30, Pen - ADJOURNMENT: There being no further Discussed water line to Performance Another Highway worker would mean the Director of Equalization Office for the /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor nington County Courant - $67.08, Pio - business, the meeting was adjourned at Seed. Received final package from they can get more done. After discussion remainder of 2015 and that the position neer Review - $30.87, Howalt-McDowell 10:36 a.m. (CT). Rapid City, Pierre and Eastern to pro - the Commissioners gave their approval change to half-time for the 2016 year. ATTEST: Insurance - $1,019.00, United States ceed with water line. for offering the applicant a full-time posi - Commissioner Snook seconded, motion /s/ Brittany Smith, Treasury - $100.98, Mellette County ______tion with the Highway Department. carried. Director Rhodes will advertise Deputy Finance Officer Conservation District - $2,876.54. Motion Casey Krogman, Chairman Discussed the water facility plan. In order the new position later in the year; it will by Director Matt, seconded by Director to qualify for federal grants the town has Work on the Price/Stangle Bridge Project begin January 1, 2016. [Published August 20, 2015, at the total Prokop to approve the District bills. Mo - ATTEST: to increase our fee for water usage. The has not started. Administrative Officer approximate cost of $16.57 tion carried unanimously. ______Board will be increasing the water rate on Williams informed the Commissioners Director Rhodes asked the Commission - B. DISTRICT FINANCIAL STATUS Kati Venard, Recording Secretary the September water bill. that she has put another notice in the Pi - ers if the former Deputy vehicle would be REPORT: The financial status of the Dis - oneer Review to let the public know the ready for use soon. It was taken in for re - trict to date was previously sent to the [Published August 20, 2015, at the total Finance Officer received an email from road is still closed. Williams informed the pairs earlier this summer. The current Board. A copy of the June Financial Re - approximate cost of $37.69] SD Emergency Manager regarding dam - Commissioners that the road would most County vehicle is not reliable enough to port is on file at the District office in age which occurred in June. likely be closed for an extended period of be taken out on her assessment trips. time. The Contractor estimated it will take Chairman Radway said someone would Discussed Ordinances. Board reviewed three to four weeks for construction of be checking into this and let her know. several Ordinances and found that they each bridge. An access approach will be needed to be updated. built for the landowner but will not be The 2016 Provisional budget was dis - open to public traffic. The Commission - cussed. Budget sheets for all the depart - The Town Board would like to remind all ers are concerned there could be a ments had been given to the residents to keep their lots cleaned up penalty to the County if work is not Commissioners at the August 4 meeting, and garbage picked up. Also a friendly started on the project on time. Adminis - and these had been reviewed. Auditor reminder to take care of your pets so trative Officer Williams has been attempt - Smith informed the Commissioners that they don’t disturb the peace. ing to contact someone at the SD the health and GAP insurances had been Department of Transportation to see if figured with a 15% increase on the ad - Stroppel gave his operator report: dis - the County will need to file an extension vice of the County’s BCBS agent, all cussed purchasing an All Materials Loca - on the project or if that is the responsibil - other insurances were figured with a 9% tor in order to find the water and sewer ity of the Contractor. increase. Wages for the County employ - lines. A motion was made by Gillaspie, ees were discussed. The Commissioners second by Baeza to purchase a locator. Emergency Manager Lori Quinn had decided on a 3% increase for all County contacted the Highway Department and employees. A motion was made by Gillaspie, second the Commissioners with the information by Baeza to approve the following that Haakon County was part of the Fed - The Provisional budget was approved claims: eral Disaster Declaration for the Father’s with a 3% increase in wages and salaries Day weekend storms. Haakon County for all County employees; 15% increase Guadalupe DeLaRosa, Deposit will be eligible to apply for the federal for health insurances and 9% increase Refund ...... 150.00 funds to help with repairing road dam - for all others; $100,000 added to the Banner Associates, Inc., Engineering age. Several meetings are scheduled for Highway Department budget for gravel Fees ...... 2,360.00 next week for County personnel to at - crushing; and the Deputy Director of Dakota Mill & Grain, Supplies ...... 142.16 tend. Counties cannot receive these Equalization position increased to half Electronic Federal Tax Payment funds unless they have attended one of time. There will be $ 75,000 set aside in System, Employee Tax ...... 986.99 these briefings. Documentation on dam - the Capital Accumulations Account for Lawrence Stroppel, Wages ...... 2,173.22 age in the County, repair costs and repair Courthouse Building/Highway use and Lawrence Stroppel, Vehicle/phone/ work done or yet needed will also be re - $10,000 set aside in the same account mileage ...... 250.40 quired. EM Quinn, Highway Administra - for saving to replace the Sheriff vehicle Michelle Meinzer, Wages/phone/ tive Officer Williams and Commissioner in the future. Auditor Smith informed the postage ...... 736.69 Radway plan to attend the meeting being Commissioners that in figuring the Ernie’s, Supplies ...... 4,127.14 held on Tuesday, August 18, in Kadoka. means of finance portion of the Provi - Golden West, Phone/Internet ...... 151.77 sional Budget she had used the growth Health Pool of South Dakota, Administrative Officer Williams informed figure for last year as the figures for 2015 Employee Insurance ...... 589.53 the Commissioners that a FEMA Repre - pay 2016 were not yet available. She will Heartland Waste, Refuse sentative has already been out to survey have them by the September 1st meet - Service ...... 1,350.00 the damage in Haakon County and make ing, at which time the means of finance Jerry’s Blade Service, recommendations for repairing and up - portion can be amended. Street Work ...... 1,683.50 grading to prevent future damage to Midland Food & Fuel, Fuel ...... 226.02 roads. More damage has occurred to the The Provisional Budget will be published Pioneer Review, Publications ...... 42.56 Hilland Road since the June storm. The for two weeks before the meeting on SD Dept. of Revenue, Lab Fees ...15.00 culvert needs to be replaced as soon as September 1st, and will again be re - SD One Call, Message Fee ...... 7.84 possible. A larger culvert may be used. It viewed at that meeting. Any changes or SD Retirement System, was discussed using one that had origi - amendments will be done at that time, Retirement ...... 365.96 nally been designated for another road, and the budget will be approved before SD State Treasurer, Sales Tax ...... 99.00 as the Hilland Road is a more urgent the October 1 deadline. Electrical Engineering & Equipment, concern. Another culvert would then be Generator Labor & Mileage .....614.50 ordered and put in place when received. The meeting was adjourned at 6:55 p.m. WR/LJ Rural Water, Water The next regular meeting will be Tues - Supply ...... 1,470.00 The Commissioners discussed the pos - day, September 1, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. in sibility of hiring trucks to help haul gravel the Commissioners Room of the Court - There being no further business to come for repairing the road if money is re - house, at which time the Provisional before the Board, the meeting adjourned. ceived for disaster aid. This could free up Budget for 2016 will again be discussed. the County workers for other projects. No Anyone wishing to comment on the Pro - ______decision was made at this time. visional Budget is welcome to attend. Diana Baeza, President ______With all the road damage and repair work HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION Michelle Meinzer, Finance Officer that is needed the Highway Department Thomas Radway, Chairman will need to have more gravel crushed. [Published August 20, 2015, at the total Superintendent Slovek informed the ATTEST: approximate cost of $42.56] Commissioners that gravel will be Carla N. Smith, Auditor needed from the Ramsey pit, the Roseth pit and the pit at Robb’s Flat. It was de - [Published August 20, 2015, at the total cided to budget $100,000 for next year approximate cost of $83.50]

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The Haakon County Commissioners will meet on Tuesday, September 1, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Room of the Courthouse. The Provisional Budget for the year 2016 will be reviewed during this meeting. Deadline for Anyone interested in discussing the Provisional Budget may appear before the Board, either in person or by representative. Legals in the Please call the Haakon County Auditor at 859-2800 if you have any questions. Pioneer Review is   
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Fee - 12.00, Wheeler, Jessica - Reim - 16-29 Heard the first reading of Policy WILMA JEAN SAUCERMAN, ) Proceedings of Haakon burse Praxis Exam Fees - 115.00. DBC - Budget Deadlines and Schedules. Notice to Creditors Deceased ) /s/Clint Saucerman School District 27-1 TOTAL: 34,544.79. Capital Outlay Clint Saucerman Claims Payable August 10, 2015: 16-30 Executive session : None. and Notice of Notice is given that on the 14th day of Au - 24249 US Hwy 14 Board of Education ABDO Publishing - Library Books - Informal Probate and gust, 2015, Clint Saucerman, whose ad - Midland, South Dakota 57552 Regular Meeting Minutes 113.70, Amazon - Library Books - 16-31 Anita Peterson gave the BHSSC dress is 24249 US Hwy. 14, Midland, August 10, 2015 102.26, Banner Associates - Geothermal report and reported on the ASBSD Joint Appointment of South Dakota 57552, was appointed as Jennifer Jones Engineering - 1,481.95, Carpet Mill Out - Convention. Personal Representative of the Estate of Haakon County Clerk of Courts The Board of Education of the Haakon let - Carpet - Locker Rooms - 1,870.04, Personal Wilma Jean Saucerman. P.O. Box 70 School District 27-1 met in regular ses - Carpet Services - Carpet Installation - 16-32 Secondary Principal Mandie Men - Philip, SD 57567 sion for its monthly meeting on August Locker Rooms - 1,553.86, CDW-G - zel reported on the new technology that Representative Creditors of decedent must file their (605) 859-2627 10, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. at the Philip Ar - Printers - 502.42, Century Business will be deploying throughout the schools. IN CIRCUIT COURT claims within four months after the date mory, Room A-1. President Scott Brech Leasing - Copier Lease - 410.34, City of IPads have been ordered for the K-2 SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT of the first publication of the notice or their Gay Tollefson, Attorney called the meeting to order with the fol - Philip - Water/Sewer - 327.85, Home - grade classrooms. New laptops will re - 27PRO #15-12 claims may be barred. Tollefson Law Office lowing members present: Jake Fitzger - town Computer Service - High School place the high school lab computers. PO Box 848 ald, Paulette Ramsey, Anita Peterson, Laptops - 31,529.43, Kieffer Sanitation - Epson BrightLink projectors have been STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA ) Claims may be filed with the personal rep - Philip, South Dakota 57567 Mark Radway, Doug Thorson, Scott Garbage Service - 830.50, Philip Hard - placed in the K-2 grade classrooms. :SS resentative or may be filed with the clerk, 605-859-2783 Brech and Brad Kuchenbecker. Also ware - Sprayers - 599.98, School Spe - COUNTY OF HAAKON ) and a copy of the claim mailed to the Per - present: Supt/Elementary Prin. Keven cialty - Classroom Table - 289.75, Upper 16-33 Superintendent Keven Morehart ) sonal Representative. [Published Aug. 20, 27 & Sept. 3, 2015, Morehart, Business Manager Britni Ross, Deck Architecture - Facility Needs As - reported on the following items: (A) ESTATE OF ) at the total approximate cost of $56.32] Secondary Principal Mandie Menzel, sessment - 11,632.90, West Central Thank you to Vonda Hamill for painting Dated this 14th day of August, 2015. Lisa Schofield, and Del Bartels. Electric - Electricity - 1,929.56, West the armory locker rooms. They look won - River Lyman Jones - Rural Water - derful. (B) Inservice begins Monday, Au - The meeting was opened with the 62.50. TOTAL: 53,237.04. SPED Claims gust 17th. TIE will present training on rm Bin Pledge of Allegiance. Payable August 10, 2015: Avesis - Vi - Student Learning Objectives. (C) School a sion Insurance Premiums - 50.47, Chil - starts on August 19th! (D) We are still F All action taken in the following minutes dren's Care Hospital - Tuition/OTPT looking for a Junior High Volleyball was by unanimous vote unless otherwise Services - 3,971.50, Dearborn National - Coach. Please contact Mrs. Menzel if in - specified. Life Insurance Premiums - 4.20, Delta terested. (E) Thank you to the janitorial Dental - Dental Insurance Premiums - staff for all their hard work over the sum - GRAIN STSTORAORAGE SYSTEMSYSTEMS 16-18 Communications from the audi - 443.03, Parent - SPED Mileage - 438.48, mer. Many projects were completed and OF ence: Del Bartels requested to take an - Pheasantland Industries - Sped Supplies things are starting to take shape for the RO other board picture after the meeting, as - 319.20, Quill - Ink - 81.89, School Spe - new year! (F) Wall mats have been or - last month’s didn’t work out. cialty - Classroom Supplies - 72.88, Well - dered for the armory and the wrestling mark - Health Insurance Premiums - room. (G) Gymnastics camp was awe - 16-19 Motion by Thorson, second by Pe - 434.92. TOTAL: 5,816.57. Food Service some. Thank you to Heidi Coller and terson to approve the agenda with the Claims Payable August 10, 2015: Arthur McIlravy! (H) Volleyball and foot - following addition: Add 16-24.1: Approve AFLAC - Insurance Premiums - 133.12, ball practices begin on August 13th and Open Enrollment Request. Dennis, Nicole - Mileage - Conference in cross country will begin on August 17th. Spearfish - 133.40, Holiday Inn - Lodging (I) Our annual audit has been completed 16-20 Motion by Radway, second by - Conference in Spearfish - 212.00, by Casey Peterson & Associates. Fitzgerald to approve the following items TOTAL 478.52. Hourly wages for on the consent calendar. Month of July 2015 : 25,067.97, Gross Adjournment at 7:34 p.m. Will meet for Approved the minutes of the July 13th Salaries/Fringe for July 2015 - FUND 10: the next regular meeting on September meeting. Instructional - 88,167.51, Administration 14, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. Approved the unaudited financial re - port of July 31, 2015 as follows:

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General Fund Claims Payable August - 11,027.78, Support Services - 1,278.22, ______10, 2015: AFLAC - Insurance Premium - Extra Curricular - 3,251.07; FUND 22: Scott Brech, President 919.20, Advanced Drug Testing - Drug SPED Gross Salaries/Fringe - 5,536.79. ______Testing - 52.00, Apple, Inc - Title Supplies Britni Ross, Business Manager - 3,180.00, ASBSD - Joint Convention 16-21 President Scott Brech made the Registration Fees - 555.00, Avesis - Vi - following appointments to the standing [Published August 20, 2015, at the total sion Insurance Premiums - 288.59, Blick committees: approximate cost of $128.36] Art - Classroom Supplies - 384.75, Building: Fitzgerald (Chair), Ramsey Cenex Harvest States - Maintenance and Thorson; Memorial Field - Radway Supplies - 37.50, Century Business (Chair), Morehart and Kuchenbecker; Products - Copier Maintenance - 375.00, Negotiations: Brech (Chair), Fitzgerald D&T Auto Parts - Tractor Repairs - 24.22, and Radway; Board Member Budget Dearborn National - Life Insurance Pre - Committee: Brech (Chair), Kuchen - miums - 25.20, Delta Dental - Dental In - becker, and Ramsey; BHSSC Represen - surance Premiums - 1,206.53, tatives: Peterson and Thorson Department of Health - Health Nurse (Alternate); Truancy - Morehart. Services - 200.00, Department of Rev - enue - Water Testing - 152.00, EBSCO - 16-22 Motion by Thorson, second by Library Subscriptions - 212.54, Follett - Kuchenbecker to approve Fitzgerald Oil Title Supplies - 1,732.52, GoldenWest as the propane supplier for the 2015- Telecommunications - Telephone - 2016 school year. Neither supplier in 639.46, Graves IT Solutions - town had answered the bid request last Network/Server Support FY 16 - month. Because we are under legal bid 1,200.00, Hauff Mid-America - Track limits, we are not legally required to bid Supplies - 910.00, Hill City School Dis - the propane. The board decided to go trict - Region Fees - Morehart and Ross with Fitzgerald Oil since we don’t cur - - 270.00, Hillyard - Janitorial Supplies - rently purchase any other supplies from 311.50, Home Science Tools - Class - them. room Supplies - 498.35, Lakeshore 16-23 Motion by Peterson, second by Learning Materials - Classroom Supplies Fitzgerald to approve the following per - - 356.33, Marco Products - Guidance sonnel action: Keven Morehart, Head Supplies - 139.54, McGraw Hill - Con - Football - $3,355.00; Travis DeJong, As - sumable Textbooks - 41.75, Midwest sistant Football - $2,135.00; Brit Miller Alarm Company - Fire Alarm Monitoring and Dana Kerns, Junior High Football - - 84.78, Moses Building Center - Mainte - $915.00 each; Ralph Kroetch, Cross nance/VoAg Supplies - 141.46, North - Country - $1,830.00 and Dani Fitch, As - west Pipe Fittings - Football Field sistant Volleyball - $2,440.00. Sprinkler Repairs - 69.18, Oriental Trad - ing - Guidance Supplies - 56.83, Petty 16-24 Received a Homeschool Request Cash Reimbursement - Postage - 65.54, for HSA62-16 (12th Grade). Philip Hardware - Janitorial/Maintenance Supplies - 881.08, Philip Pit Stop - Main - 16-24.1 Motion by Fitzgerald, second by tenance Fuel - 123.61, Philip Standard - Thorson to approve the following open Maintenance Fuel - 579.60, Philip Trust enrollment request: OEA 112-16 - 11th and Agency - Imprest Reimbursement* - grader from Jones County School Dis - 556.37, Pioneer Review - trict. Publications/Letterhead - 743.77, Quill - Classroom Supplies/Ink - 3,157.20, Re - 16-25 Mr. Morehart gave an update on ally Good Stuff - Classroom Supplies - the geothermal project. A new valve for 482.33, Reliance Communications - the well house has been ordered. One of Website Design/Setup - 500.00, the current well repair companies had to Scholastic - Title Supplies - 960.00, back out due to scheduling conflicts, so School Specialty - Classroom Supplies - we are waiting on a call back from a dif - 1,309.52, SD Teacher Placement Center ferent company out of Gillette, WY. - Membership Dues - FY16 - 420.00, Hopefully progress with scraping and Stamp Fulfillment Services - Stamped wire-lining the well pipe with a camera Envelopes - 901.45, The Safe Side - will have begun by the next meeting. Guidance Supplies - 35.00, Training Room - Athletic Supplies - 2,366.67, Uni - 16-26 Heard the first reading of Policy versity of South Dakota - Reading Re - BBE - Unexpired Term Fulfillment. covery - 775.00, US Games - Classroom Supplies - 116.99, Wards Science - 16-27 Heard the first reading of Policy Classroom Supplies - 141.75, Wellmark DB - Annual Budget. - Health Insurance Premiums - 6157.68, West, Tayta - Reimburse Coaching 16-28 Heard the first reading of Policy Classes - 80.00, Wex Bank - Fuel Card DBDA - General Fund Balance.

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through stores in Pierre. Helen Jon and Connie Johnson were in We had another busy week here, day! We had supper in Rapid City know I will! continued from 6 said she is feeling pretty good. She Rapid City Saturday to watch doing the normal farm/ranch with friends before returning to vited neighbors in for an open has to be careful and take things their son, Avery, play softball in a tasks. With the hot, humid the ranch. house/anniversary celebration/be - kind of easy – that is totally out of tournament there. Connie is get - weather, the guys were getting an This week, I am grateful for the ginning of a new school year sup - character for her, but it sounds ting ready to start another year as early start each day, then trying to rain and the cooler temperatures. per last Friday. Several neighbors like things are going well. She'll be the teacher at Cheyenne School in find a cooler spot during the It is much needed moisture and were on hand to help them cele - spending next week in Sioux Falls Stanley County. She will start hottest part of the day. They sure I'm sure the livestock and the brate. Ruth teaches at Deep Creek taking treatments for her classes Tuesday, her son, Noah, are appreciating the cooler tem - farmers and ranchers are all en - School and I believe classes start leukemia. will start classes at Deep Creek peratures and the moisture! I joying a break from the heat. I the 19th. Chase and Kelly Briggs and School Wednesday and Wyatt and went to our daughter, Jen's, home think the rain helps the attitudes Duane and Lola Roseth were at family have been mostly at home, Avery will head back to college this Wednesday and spent Thursday about as much as anything. It is is near! and Friday playing with grand - difficult to be optimistic when Jon and Ruth Carley's for supper enjoying the bountiful garden. weekend. Wow – this summer Stop in & check out our Kelly shared a cabbage and some went by fast! daughter Caroline while Jen was there is such oppressive heat and Friday. Saturday, they went to the competitive pricing on … snap peas with us a couple of Mary Neuhauser went to Miller leading meetings in Marion. I drought conditions. My heart goes air show at Ellsworth Air Force Fall Vaccines, Pour-ons, Base near Rapid City. They had weeks ago and they were delicious! Saturday to visit her mother. She came home late Friday evening. out to all the areas to the west that Billy and Arlyne Markwed were came out to the ranch Saturday Sunday, Randy and I went to the are experiencing such a devastat - Weaning Shots, and other supper Saturday evening with Cattle Supplies! their son, Rhett, who lives in at Jon and Ruth Carley's Friday evening. Kevin was busy baling air show at Ellsworth Air Force ing fire season! I hope they, too, Rapid. They also went to the Cen - evening for supper. Saturday, milo over the weekend, salvaging Base. It was so interesting to see will be able to get some rain and a tral States Fair before returning Brian Stapert and his friend, Teri what he could from the crop. The all the planes and learn what they little respite from the chore of home. Jo Snyder, came for a visit. Billy hot, dry weather has really taken are used for. There was one plane fighting those fires. Jones’ Shirley Halligan was in Rapid went to horseshoe league in Pierre a toll on some crops in our area. It that was used for electronic war - This week, as the area students Saddlery, Bottle & Vet City to keep appointments Tues - Monday evening. Their grandson, seems like we have missed most of fare – I think I am glad that I'm head back to school, take a little Locally owned & operated day. The guys vaccinated calves T.J. Gabriel, and his family re - the rains for the past several not aware of all the means that extra time to be vigilant. We sure 859-2482 • Philip Monday and Tuesday before the cently returned from a vacation to weeks. Monday, Kevin was in are necessary to keep our country don't want any accidents as the heat hit. Sunday, Frank and Yellowstone Park – sounds like Pierre to watch Nick and Brianna safe! The airshow itself was spec - kids head to and from school! Shirley attended the 4-H rodeo in they had a great time! play co-ed softball. tacular – and loud. It was a great I hope you'll enjoy your week! I Ft. Pierre. The storm that came through our area early Monday morning had some lightning with r it and Halligan's lost about 60 hay d Ba Reservations: bales at the Buchholz place. ala at S ble Thank goodness there was some vaila A ch! rain so the damage wasn't any Lun 859-2774 worse. Shirley said she was ready The Steakhouse & Lounge for a rainy day! Open Daily ~ Monday thru Saturday ~ Downtown Philip Things have been busy at Dave Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! Friday Buffet: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Laura Hand's place. Dave's Package sister, Kathi, is visiting from her home in Washington state and she Liquor & had the misfortune of falling and Casino ~ Tuesday, August 18 ~ ~ Thursday, August 20 ~ ~ Saturday, August 22 ~ breaking her arm about three Ribeye Special Beef Tip Basket Prime Rib weeks ago. She has been doctoring in Philip and taking physical ther - ~ Wednesday, August 19 ~ ~ Friday, August 21 ~ ~ Monday, August 24 ~ apy there twice a week to help Beef Brisket Sandwich Beef Kabobs Prime Rib Sandwich with the recuperation. Madison Hand, daughter of Byron and Tracey Hand, hasn't returned to college yet, so she is taking Aunt Kathi to therapy today. Lani Hand also comes to Dave and Laura's to help and check on her sister-in- law, Kathi. It is difficult to do WEBSITE ADDRESS: things when you have very limited PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION use of your arm, so I'm sure the www.philiplivestock.com 859-2577 help is welcome. Terry and Christi Email: [email protected] Philip, SD Hand's sons, Jace, Kane and Bodie PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA Mac, have been coming to grandpa Tuesday, August 18, 2015 7...... BLK COWS 1468# ...... $108.00 JP PARTNERSHIP - MARTIN 1...... BLK COW 1205# ...... $107.50 1...... BLK BULL 1730# ...... $138.00 and grandma's as usual. Little Light run of weigh-ups, mostly bulls. Big Special Bodie Mac is quite mobile these 2...... BLK COWS 1733# ...... $106.00 1...... BLK BULL 1880# ...... $137.50 Yearling Sale here next Tuesday. It's sure time to HELEN PFEIFER - PHILIP 1...... BLK BULL 1965# ...... $136.50 days, crawling all over, so every - get your calves consigned for the fall run. 1...... RED COW 1215# ...... $108.50 1...... BLK BULL 1830# ...... $136.00 thing needs to be put up out of ROBERT J. WHITE - FAIRBURN 1...... BLK BULL 2055# ...... $135.50 reach. Laura's garden is producing WEIGH-UPS: 1...... BLK COW 1570# ...... $107.50 1...... BLK BULL 1825# ...... $135.00 beans, onions, cucumbers and TRIPLE T RANCH - RAPID CITY 1...... BLK COW 1460# ...... $106.50 1...... BLK BULL 1685# ...... $134.50 some tomatoes. When I talked 1...... BLK COW 1320# ...... $111.50 1...... BLK BULL 1830# ...... $136.50 A CONSIGNMENT with Laura Tuesday morning, they 1...... BLK COW 1315# ...... $110.00 JERRY MADER - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... BLK BULL 1685# ...... $138.00 1...... BLK COW 1490# ...... $108.50 had 1.61" of rain in the gauge! 1...... BLK BULL 1880# ...... $141.00 1...... BLK BULL 1755# ...... $137.00 1...... BLK COW 1200# ...... $108.00 1...... BLK BULL 1880# ...... $138.50 1...... BLK BULL 1715# ...... $133.00 Max and Joyce Jones spent part JIM STRATMAN & JERRY STYLES - BOX ELDER 1...... BLK BULL 1905# ...... $137.00 TREVOR WILLIAMS - ONIDA of last week cleaning out the 1...... BLK COW 1375# ...... $110.50 WES SCHMIDT - NORRIS 1...... BLK BULL 1950# ...... $137.00 garage. It is always wonderful to 2...... BLK COWS 1510# ...... $107.50 1...... BLK BULL 1095# ...... $169.00 BEN SHARP JR - INTERIOR have that task done! They were in GLENDON SHEARER - WALL HAROLD FROMM - RAPID CITY 1...... BLK BULL 1365# ...... $137.00 Pierre Monday to take care of 3...... BLK COWS 1293# ...... $110.50 1...... BLK COWETTE 1125# ...... $150.00 JADE HLAVKA - HOWES some errands and attend the MICHAEL MADER - NEW UNDERWOOD 6...... RED & BLK HFRS 698# ...... $214.00 1...... HERF BULL 2185# ...... $136.50 1...... BLK BULL 1015# ...... $178.00 fundraising supper for the local 2...... BLK STRS 515# ...... $205.00 1...... HERF BULL 2080# ...... $135.50 TUCKER & CORINN AMIOTTE - INTERIOR BB gun team. Joyce said the rain 24...... RED & BLK BULLS & STRS 757# ...... $199.50 MERLE & LINDA STILWELL - KADOKA 1...... BLK COW 1180# ...... $109.50 12...... RED & BLK BULLS & STRS 1055# ...... $179.50 1...... CHAR BULL 1805# ...... $136.50 has identified some leaky spots in 1...... BLK COW 1455# ...... $108.50 4...... RED & BLK HFRS 801# ...... $170.50 A CONSIGNMENT the breezeway, so she was on a 2...... XBRED COWS 1318# ...... $106.50 LARRY MAY - INTERIOR 1...... BLK BULL 1875# ...... $135.50 mission to take care of the pud - 1...... RED HFR 915# ...... $190.00 1...... BLK STR 1235# ...... $162.00 1...... BLK BULL 1860# ...... $135.00 dles! RAMSEY & RAMSEY - PHILIP KENNY & ROXENE FOX - BELVIDERE LEANN HLAVKA - HOWES Nels and Dorothy Paulson have 1...... BLK BULL 925# ...... $189.00 1...... BLK BULL 1765# ...... $138.00 1...... BLK BULL 1825# ...... $135.00 JON & BREEZY MILLAR - STURGIS been mostly at home this past 1...... BLK BULL 1800# ...... $134.50 1...... BLK COW 1505# ...... $109.00 week. Nels was finishing up some haying, and his baler was having a few issues which made the job take longer than usual. Dorothy had a birthday Aug. 2. (Happy be - UPCOMING SALES: TUESDAY, SEPT. 1: NO SALE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. lated birthday to her!) and she TUESDAY, AUG. 25: SPECIAL YEARLING & EARLY TUESDAY, SEPT. 8: SPECIAL YEARLING & SPRING CALF SALE said she had a wonderful surprise PRING ALF ALE EGULAR ATTLE ALE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 7: SPECIAL STOCK COW AND BRED when Ruth Neuhauser called and S C S & R C S . TUESDAY, SEPT. 15: REGULAR CATTLE SALE HEIFER SALE & WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HFRT. SALE sang happy birthday to her! She WEIGH-UPS: 9AM FEEDER CATTLE: 12PM (MT). really appreciated the call. Satur - YEARLINGS & FALL CALVES: TUESDAY, SEPT. 22: SPECIAL YEARLING & SPRING TUESDAY, NOV. 10: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE day, Amber and Otis Funk and FS=FALL SHOTS, NI=NO IMPLANTS CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE Vince and Riley Bruce came by for LANDERS LIVESTOCK – 200 BLK & BWF STRS; NI...... 950# TUESDAY, SEPT. 29: SPECIAL YEARLING & ALL-BREEDS TUESDAY, NOV. 17: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED a visit. Riley had kept his mom, NELSON – 120 RED, RWF, & CHAR X STRS; NI, CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE Katie, up most of the night, so she HOME RAISED ...... 850-950# was home getting a little rest! Nels WHEELER RANCH – 102 BLK & BWF STRS; TUESDAY, OCT. 6: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE & TUESDAY, NOV. 24: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE and Dorothy were in Pierre Mon - HOME RAISED...... 1000# REGULAR CATTLE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE day for a doctor's appointment. GROPPER – 60 RED STRS & SPAY HFRS...... 900# UESDAY CT PECIAL LL REEDS ALF UESDAY EC PECIAL LL REEDS EANED ALF Dick and Gene Hudson had been T , O . 13: S A -B C & T , D . 1: S A -B W C FAIRBANKS RANCH – 60 FANCY BLK ANG STRS; NI, HOME in Sioux Falls the first part of last YEARLING SALE SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE. CALVES FOR THIS SALE, RAISED...... 900-1000# week, meeting with doctors there. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & MUST BE WEANED, AT LEAST 6 WEEKS, & HAVE PRE- SIMONS – 60 BLK & BWF STRS & HFRS ...... 800-900# They returned home Wednesday. HFRT. SALE CONDITIONING SHOTS Randy Neuhauser was at their HICKS – 32 BLK FALL CLVS ...... 800# house Thursday and he was the JULSON – 25 BLK OPEN HFRS ...... 900# TUESDAY, OCT. 20: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 8: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED recipient of some of Gene's toma - MCPHERSON – 24 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS...... 800-900# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & WELLER toes. (She was one of the neighbors HICKS – 21 BLK SPAY HFRS ...... 800-900# HFRT. SALE ANGUS ANNUAL BULL & FEMALE SALE he had complained to early in the MORELAND – 15 CHAR & BLK STRS & TUESDAY, OCT. 27: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & TUESDAY, DEC. 15: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & summer when he was sure there OPEN HFRS...... 700-800# would be no tomatoes at our SCHOFIELD BROTHERS – 14 BLK & RED OPEN HFRS .1000# YEARLING SALE STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE house!) Friday, Dick and Gene O'CONNELL – 10 BLK OPEN HFRS...... 875# WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & SALE & SLOVEK RANCH BULL & FEMALE SALE were at Jon and Ruth Carley's for RIGGINS – 10 BLK FALL CLVS ...... 600-700# HFRT. SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 22: NO SALE supper. Gene said she has been M. MCPHERSON – 10 BLK TESTED OPEN HFRS.....800-900# getting wonderful vegetables from TUESDAY, NOV. 3: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE & TUESDAY, DEC. 29: NO SALE EXPOSED COWS: the garden and she has been shar - REGULAR CATTLE SALE KALVIN EISENBRAUN – 80 BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH ing with her neighbors. Bill and Polly Bruce went to COWS; EXP: CHAR, CLV: 6-6 MARVIN COLEMAN – 50 BLK, BWF, RED, & RWF BROKEN UPCOMING SUPERIOR LIVESTOCK SALES their daughter, Vicki's, home SALE DATE CATALOG DEADLINE VIDEO DEADLINE MOUTH COWS; EXP: BLK; CLV: 6-15 PCOMING ORSE ALE Wednesday to be on hand for U H S LABOR DAY XXXV Vicki's wedding Thursday. Vicki SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26: BAD RIVER FALL EX- 9-9-15 8-24-15 5:00 PM MT 8-31-15 5:00 PM CT MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY. FOR MORE INFO: ELL YOUR CATTLE ANYTIME ON UPERIOR IVESTOCK S OUNTRY AGE and her husband, Cody Koerner, TRAVAGANZA HORSE SALE. GOTOWWW.PHILIPLIVE- S S L ' C P . were married in Alexandria CALL THOR ROSETH AT 605-685-5826, JEFF LONG AT CALL US TODAY. Thursday, followed by a big picnic 605-515-0186 OR OFFICE AT 605-859-2577. STOCKAUCTION.COM TO VIEW SALE BOOK. for family and friends at Cody's Keep supporting R-CALF USA! R CALF USA is our voice farm near Mitchell. Vicki has been in government to represent U.S. cattle working in Madison and she will PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified producers in trade marketing issues. Join today & help make a difference! begin working in Salem in the PLA Café • 859-3272 • 6 am to 1:30 pm NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). near future. Congratulations to Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with Superior Livestock Vicki and Cody! Bill and Polly re - VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. turned home Friday. Saturday Auction, will be offering video sale as an additional service to our Upcoming sales & consignments can be viewed on the Internet at www.philiplivestock.com, consignors, with questions about the video please call, Jerry Roseth night, they attended church and at 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at 605-515-0186 or Sunday was a quiet day of rest for or on the DTN: Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL Randy Curtis in the Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. them. Monday, they were watch - ing grandson Riley while his par - TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: ents worked cattle. THOR ROSETH, Owner JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer DAN PIROUTEK, Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION Ron and Helen Beckwith are (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 staying busy with their garden. Cell (605) 515-0186 (605) 641-1042 (605) 859 2577 Helen said they are getting good BILLY MARKWED, Fieldman LYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer BAXTER ANDERS, Fieldman production and they have been Midland • (605) 567-3385 Reva • (605) 866-4670 Wasta • (605) 685-4862 www.philiplivestock.com marketing some of the veggies