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City Storm only touches most speads by Del Bartels harder than others, though many A storm system howled through landowners hoped that the much- Ordinances the Milesville and Philip areas needed rain will help the wheat Wednesday evening, July 6. make a comeback. on dogs Individual rain gauge reports Only two reports of major vary, mostly because some of the damage were discussed at coffee and parking time the rain was falling sideways. spots, and could be confirmed by Because of the Fourth of July The majority of Philip area resi - often-quiet landowners. Kelly Blair holiday, the Philip City Council dents reported approximately half had the roof of an open-sided shed did not meet on Monday, but an inch of rain. The further north blown upward, with pieces strewn Tuesday, July 5. one goes, the more rain was esti - to approximately 200 yards from The council discussed a re - mated, with many in the Milesville the shed. This happened to one cent complaint concerning dog area ranging from one inch, to one shed, while another one with taller barking. There is a difference and a half inches, and some think - walls experienced only a broken between a hello and constant ing up to two inches. window pane. One somewhat light barking. The police are follow - Though some people say they saw trailer remained in place, while a ing through within the scope of “hooks” hinting to come down out of far heavier one was blown over. the ordinances. It was stated the clouds, no actual tornados were “Could have been far worse,” confirmed. Del Bartels was all Blair said. that putting a dog in the pound This open-sided shed had its roof – rafters and all – blown off during last Wednesday evening’s storm. Debris Winds from 40 to over 70 mph Cody Hanrahan had a shed is to be a last resort by the city was blown approximately 200 yards away, fairly close to owner, Kelly Blair’s, house. A pickup inside the right were reported, again increasing the torn in half. One part was de - police. Mayor Mike Vetter said side of the building had some sheets of debris on its roof. that Police Chief David Butler further north one went. Many, stroyed and the rest was tipped is doing what he is supposed to many tree branches, some fairly large, were torn from enough to turn the ground white. The largest reported were less than over. A horse trailer was hitched to a pickup. The be doing and for him to con - the tree trunks and strewn about. Some trees were bro - a quarter in size. Some windows were damaged, though it was not de - pickup was knocked onto its side, while the horse trailer tinue to do his best. ken in half and some even uprooted. termined if from the wind or from the hail. was rolled at least once. There are concerns about Most reports of hail were relatively minor, with not Most fields got hit by sideways sheets of rain and hail. Some got hit “You take it and go on,” was Hanrahan’s stoic outlook. parking along yellow curbs. The police are to give one warning, then a citation. Building permits were granted to the Haakon School District for work on its barium Run away to the Shrine circus treatment pond and the build - hour show. It was accompanied by ing and culvert there. Kennedy approximately 40 Shriners from Implement is putting in a wash western South Dakota to help out. bay. Coen Klopper is putting in Kids, as well as adults, took turns an egress window, pergola and in elephant rides, camel rides, fence. MG Oil Company is posing with clowns and with Spi - doing a water and sewer line derman, and in buying chocolate replacement to the curb. Jace bars in hopes of finding a winning Schofield is putting in a fence, coupon for a bicycle. The heat of removing concrete and moving the day was bearable, especially if a shed. Doug West is putting in you had a snow cone in hand. a shed. The circus, as with most things A special event application the Shriners do, was to benefit the was granted to The Steakhouse Shriners Hospitals for Children, a and Lounge to celebrate Jerry nationwide network of hospitals. Carley’s 50 years in business. State, regional and local Shriners assisted with the circus. The most The Lake Waggoner vault Not only were there clown routines in the center ring, but clowns met local group is the Four Rivers toilet project will use the state audience members at the gate. bid system for the purchasing Shrine Club, with Kevin option for another vault toilet. Neuhauser, Midland, as the club The city has been awarded The Naja Shrine Circus per - president and Joel Stephens, At left, audience members rode an $3,000 from the South Dakota formed in Philip, Sunday, July 10. Wall, as its secretary. elephant. Later, during their own Department of Health for mos - The last time a circus performed The ringmaster encouraged still act, the circus’s two elephants per - quito control. in Philip was July 2005. photographs. All who are young at formed tricks and stunts. See more An inspection on the rubble This one drew approximately heart should long remember when photos inside this issue. site was completed by the 450 audience members to its two- the circus came to town. South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Re - sources. One of the items listed is that a buried section of the landfill needs at least two feet Courthouse security focus of commissioner’s meeting of dirt cover. by Nancy Haigh room. port and the state agreement. She noted they need to update The council reviewed the Following a recent state hosted conference for county em - Aldinger noted that each floor should have a secure room the county’s emergency operation plan, which was last up - year to date revenues and ex - ployees, Haakon County personnel asked the commissioners in which everyone could gather and the door securely locked. dated in 2010. Commissioner Tom Radway agreed to repre - penditures, the sales tax rev - what could be done to increase safety for courthouse work - Hansen stated the first floor offices are probably the most sent the commission. Representatives from municipalities enue and the city’s investment ers. vulnerable. She asked about installing an alert button, there and fire departments will also be part of the committee. report. Vetter commented on The Haakon County Commission, along with Lori Quinn, is evidence of a prior one, or having a code where she could Quinn noted that there is a hazard mitigation meeting at the sales taxes, “Looking good county emergency manager, Kendall Aldinger, emergency call someone. Some system of notification is needed, she the Philip ambulance building, July 20, at 6 p.m. again, though a touch behind management regional coordinator, Rapid City, and Register said. Dwight Slovek and Val Williams, highway department this time last year.” of Deeds Traci Radway, Deputy Register of Deeds Michelle Aldinger stated that the deadline for grant applications is personnel, discussed the hauling of gravel, repair on roads A budget meeting will take Butler, and Sheryl Hansen, Extension administrative assis - July 31, but he felt the county needed to wait until next and damage to equipment and vehicles from a hail storm. place the week of July 25. tant, discussed the issue at the July 5 meeting. year, and do an assesment of needs first, and have solid data The board held a 30 minute executive session at the re - The council thanked the Security/safety has been discussed in past years but no for what they need. He said he would be willing to do an as - quest of State’s Attorney Brittany Kjerstad-McKnight. No Forty and Eight group for help - measures have been implemented. One of the issues dis - sesment of the courthouse, if the board so wished. action followed the session. ing sponsor a free swim day at cussed was that if something were to happen on the first He also noted that the dollar amount available varies, but Other items approved were: the city swimming pool, June floor, the other floors have no way of knowing there is an for the past three years it has been $236,000. Twenty-five •Plat request from Michael Daly and George and Sandee 18. They also thanked First issue, or that help is needed on the first floor. Another point percent of those funds are designated to law enforcement. Gittings; National Bank for sponsoring a discussed was that some offices have glass windows in the The remaining funds have to be divided up between 14 coun - •Transfer of first half of opt-out monies; free swim day, July 4. The doors which is easily broken to gain access. ties and four reservations. In 2015 there were re - •Meeting minutes from June 9; pool’s last day for the season is Radway noted that most people would not be able to get quests totaling $450,000, he said. •June warrants; Saturday, Aug. 13. to their doors fast enough to secure them if there was an in - The board agreed to have Aldinger do a security asses - •Easement requests from Golden West. The next regular city council cident. She said at the conference they were told about grant ment on the courthouse. From that they will look at options The board will meet in special session, Tuesday, July 19, meeting is Monday, Aug. 1, at dollars that could be available for items such as automatic to keep personnel safe. to begin looking at the 2017 budget. Their next regular 7:00 p.m. in the Haakon doors that could be closed and locked by a button within the Quinn asked for the board’s signature on her quarterly re - meeting is Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 1 p.m. County Courthouse community room. For more information from the city council meeting, see the public notices on page 10 in School fiscal year starts anew this issue. by Del Bartels In her budget hearing presentation, Ross said, “I The Haakon School District Board of Education think we have the right balance. The capital outlay started its Monday, July 11, meeting with a swearing budget could really change drastically. Will have to fi - in of two members. nalize it in September. This is the last year of the pen - Doug Thorson and Brad Kuchenbecker, both incum - sion fund, then it will go away.” bents who ran unopposed, started their next three- Ross addressed the cost of special education. There Inside: year terms. are 36 students involved, with the majority of those Mark Radway is the new board president, while dealing with speech work. “Special education can re - Opinion, Markets, Jake Fitzgerald is the new board vice president. ally change, and you can be in a real wreck with one The fiscal year began with yearly acknowledge - enrollment,” said Ross. Weather ...... 2 ments that include that the board will continue to In board member Anita Peterson’s report on the meet the second Monday of each month in the school Black Hills Special Services Cooperative, she said, Rural Livin’ ...... 3 library. Meetings will start at 7:00 p.m. most of the “We are thankful for the school district, the school, the year and at 6:00 p.m. for November through March. students and the families that we have. We are very, Church ...... 5 The First National Bank in Philip is the school dis - very fortunate.” She cited the “ins” and “outs” and re - Obituaries … trict’s official depository and the Pioneer Review is the turning students of other districts that add to a “no Jeanette L. Scarborough, 77 official newspaper for publications of board meeting, routine” feel. Helen M. Franks, 88 advertisements, activities, etc. Rodney Freeman, Del Bartels The next school building project community meet - Huron, continues as the school attorney. Britni Ross Doug Thorson, left, and Brad Kuchenbecker took their oaths of office for ing is set for Monday, Aug. 1, at 7:00 p.m. Absentee David Bauman, 68 continues as the district’s business manager and Su - new three-year terms on the Haakon School District Board of Education. ballot voters can vote as early as Aug. 8. To be eligible Theron C. Koehler, 86 perintendent Keven Morehart continues as the dis - to vote in this matter, registration for people not yet Ina Muntzert, 93 trict’s director of federal programs. Board member pay is still $75 plus mileage per meeting. registered closes Aug. 8. Many things will not change. Meal prices for the Salaries of employees will be published in a later issue. Scholarship sponsors will be contacted concerning Sports 2016-2017 school year are still $2.25 for kindergarten The board surplused the playground equipment at the now-closed an option of putting scholarship capital in with the through sixth grades, and $2.50 for seventh through Cheyenne School. Ownership was transferred to the Philip Volunteer South Dakota Community Foundation in order to & Youth ...... 8-9 12th. For adults it is $3.00. Student breakfast is Fire Department, which will use it as a community improvement at earn higher interest rates. If the location of scholar - $1.50, and adult breakfast is $2.00. Extra milk is 30 Lake Waggoner. ship principal is moved, the money cannot draw inter - Public cents. Student reduced lunch is 40 cents, while stu - The buildings and well of the Deep Creek School site were taken off est for a full year, thus next year’s scholarships must dent reduced breakfast is 30 cents. of the surplus list. They were sold to the landowner, Lee and Mary be kept out of the transfer. Notices .....10 & 12 Activity admission prices are also the same as last Briggs. The Briggs may find a use for the main building, but will reclaim The next meeting of the board of education is Mon - year. Student and senior citizen admission is $3.00, the old building, the abandoned well and the rest of the site. day, Aug. 8, at 7:00 p.m. in the school library. Classifieds ...... 11 with season passes at $25. Adult admission is $5.00, The appraisals for the closed Alfalfa School are in. Sealed bids will be For more information and detail on the July 11 with season passes at $40. opened during the August meeting. meeting, see next issue’s public notices. 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • July 14, 2016 Fridge Door Notes & Reminders Call 859-2516 | [email protected] HCYW’s Hot HAAKON LIBRARY BOOK CLUB … meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday, July 19, at 6:30 p.m. at ginnys in Philip. For more information, contact Summer Nights Missy Koester at 859-2442. The Haakon County Young Women’s annual summer celebration, “Hot Summer Nights,” began Thursday, AARP FRAUD WATCH NETWORK will be at The Steakhouse, Tuesday, July July 7. The fun-for-all gatherings will continue the 19 at 12:00 noon. Must preregister at 1-844-418-2281 for Free Lunch. Important other Thursdays of this month, each starting at 6:30 and timely information will be presented!!! p.m. to about 8:00 p.m. Last Thursday, a hotdog or a hamburger meal was served by the HCYW. Free music AA & AL-ANON ... meetings will now start at 8:00 p.m. on Monday evenings. Please notice time change. was provided by the Christian worship band, “Renown,” show above, from right, Seth McKinley, Tawnie DeJong, Peyton DeJong, Trey DeJong and Jer - ica Coller. At right are kids on the newest piece of playground equipment, the tarantula climber. Each Thursday’s meal and entertainment is different. On Lookin’ Around July 21, there will be a Hometown Hero celebration Syd Iwan | [email protected] honoring Kit Graham, with the meal served by Mod - ern Woodmen. a convertible. Antarctica to the North Pole. He Yo Ho Ho I bought a vacuum cleaner a got dual citizenship so now he is In the absence of original or in - month ago, and all it does is bi-polar. sightful ideas of any sort on my gather dust. A rubber-band pistol was confis - part, it is time again to share var - I find it ironic that the red, cated in algebra class because it ious bits of humor I have gleaned white and blue stand for freedom was a weapon of math disruption. off the Internet. Naturally, it was until they are flashing behind you. A rule of grammar: double neg - hard work sifting through the I asked God for a bike, but I atives are a no-no. countless jokes and puns avail - know God doesn’t work that way. A sign on the lawn of drug- able, but I’m sure you will see it So, I stole a bike and asked for for - rehab center said, “Keep off the was well worth the effort. Here we giveness. grass.” go. My therapist says I have a pre - Be kind to your dentist. He has One in five people in this world occupation with vengeance. We fillings too. is Chinese. There are five people will see about that. Charles fell into the meat in my family so one of them must There are three kinds of people grinder. Now he is ground chuck. be Chinese. It is either my mom or in the world – those who can count Did you hear about the tire my dad, my older brother, Colin, and those who can’t. dealer that had a blowout sale? or my younger brother, Ha-Che- Nothing is foolproof to a suffi - Biologists have recently pro - Chu. I think it’s probably Colin. ciently talented fool. duced immortal frogs by removing How is it that I always seem to I am nobody, and nobody is per - their vocal chords. They can’t age. buy the plants that are without fect. Therefore, I am perfect. croak. Letter to the Editor The pool, lessons and (life) the will to live? People who write “u” instead of It used to be that only death and Send signed letters to Pioneer Review, PO Box 788, Philip, SD 57567 guarding has kept me in touch The good Lord didn’t create any - “you,” what do you do with all the taxes were inevitable. Now, of with Tristen, who is the pool man - thing without a purpose, but mos - time you save? course, there are shipping and Dear Editor; great water safety instructor ager this summer. quitoes come close. My psychiatrist told me I was handling too. Del Bartels did a wonderful job (WSI) for years, and has worked He’s my boss, and I don’t mind Why do they sterilize needles crazy, and I said I needed a second Did you hear the joke about owls? on the article on swimming les - alongside me for those years. a bit. He has taken a liking to for death by lethal injection? opinion. He said, “Okay, you’re I heard it was a hoot. sons, but, because I didn’t lead As grandparents all know, un - what his old grandma has enjoyed If God is watching us, the least ugly too.” The alligator ate a duck and got him into it, he neglected to report less you have something in com - for many years. Old bodies feel we can do is be entertaining. A plateau is a high form of flat - a little down in the mouth. that Tristen Rush has been a mon with your grands, the bond young again floating in water. I didn’t fight my way to the top tery. Bring me a rubber band and gets quite thin as you and they /s/ Gayle Rush, Philip, SD of the food chain to be a vegetar - A patient came into my psychi - make it snappy. ian. Turning vegan is a big missed atry office screaming, “I’m a There you have it – a bit of non - steak. teepee! I’m a wigwam!” I told him, sense to keep you going until I am on a seafood diet. Every “Relax. You’re two tents.” someone decides to say or write College Brief time I see food, I eat it. A hangover is the wrath of something worthwhile or sensible. Money can’t buy happiness, but grapes. May that come soon. The following students gradu - Fire department grows it helps you look for it quicker, in A polar bear moved from ated after the spring 2016 semes - ter at South Dakota State University, Brookings. Students from 31 states and 26 foreign countries are on the entire list. Wyatt Johnson, Midland, bach - Country Praises elor of science in agriculture and Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] biological sciences Sam Haigh, magna cum laude, swinging 50 above the ground, and, well larger, than I was. She Philip, bachelor of science in agri - Circus escape then actually letting go of the bar stepped on my feet a few times. I culture and biological sciences It used to be an old joke that a so my body flips backwards to ended up in casts and missed Edna Knutson, Philip, bachelor disgruntled kid might threaten to hopefully find the other swing bar track season that year. Training of science in nursing run away and join the circus. if it is there when I am. My hands elephants might earn me two pros - Kianna Knutson, magna cum I never did. I knew my faults. would lock up and years from now thetics. laude, Philip, bachelor of science I hate shoveling even dirt and they would still be trying to crow - Probably the most suited circus in arts and sciences sand, and sure would not have a bar me off of the swing. Actually, I position for me would be a clown. great time following behind the don’t mind heights or even the I kind of qualify, not only in the elephants. Feeding the tigers and sickening sensation of falling; I looks department, but also in the lions might be a short-lived chore senselessly fear the sudden stop at personality department. People at best. I get blisters by just think - the bottom of a fall. Go figure. accuse me of always clowning Markets ing about work, much less drag - Midwest Cooperatives I would be a fire breather, if I around. Of course, getting other Courtesy Photos ging on ropes, halters, safety lines could get over my love for my people to laugh at my antics works End of Day 7/11/16 Fire Chief Matt Reckling welcomed three new volunteers to the Philip and other items all day. moustache, beard, eyebrows and best when they have a few liba - 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.36 Volunteer Fire Department, during the monthly meeting, Wednesday, If somehow I were to get a shot face in general. Swallowing tions in them. I know from experi - 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.15 July 6. Shown from left to right, Brice Hanson, Brock Hanson, Reckling at being one of the top performers, swords might be a bit much, even ence that prat falls can cause Milo ...... $1.98 and Jacob Jedlicka. On Jan. 1, the PVFD had 36 members registered with which would it be? I would be a for my big mouth. Throwing bruising. A pie in the face is a Corn ...... $2.58 the city of Philip. great ringleader. That is, until knives is out, because people don’t waste of good calories. Squeezing Millet ...... $6.25 something unpredicted calls for trust me with a nail file. into a clown car is different than SFS Birdseed ...... $15.75 decisive improvisation. The Feeding the three surviving fish into a corvette. I think I might be tightrope snapped, the lions are in my aquarium has taken me a allergic to excessive makeup. And, out and saying hello to the front few years to get right, and I am though kids can become a real row, the elephant is sitting on the proud to still have all 10 of my fin - pain in the neck and are actually Blood drive results local mayor ... but, the show must gers. The old phrase, “I’d give my miniature convicts, they tend to be Weekend go on! right arm to be able to do that,” a clown’s main audience. An acrobat’s life must be great. might be a bit too exact in refer - Ah, the smell of the greasepaint The audience loves the flying tra - ence to training exotic creatures and the roar of the crowd! Or is it Weather peze. The Great Zambinis are so such as tigers. the smell of the crowd and the roar Friday: Showers in the agile, strong, well-timed and fear - I painfully remember learning of the greasepaint? If I were to run morning with isolated less. Hold it. I get nauseous climb - to dance in high school. This one away to join the circus, I don’t thunderstorms in the ing up a step stool. Imagine gal, bless her, was quite a bit taller think the circus would have me. afternoon. High 83F. Winds ESE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%. Fri - day Night: Showers early then Make your opinion known … write a letter to the editor! All Letters to the Editor scattered thunderstorms develop - ing late. Low 56F. Winds SE at must be signed. Fax a signed copy to 859-2410 or mail to 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain Pioneer Review, PO Box 788, Philip, SD 57567 50%. Saturday: Partly cloudy in the morning followed by scattered E-MAIL ADDRESSES: thunderstorms in the afternoon. High around ADS : [email protected] 85F. Winds SE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 60%. Saturday NEWS : [email protected] Night: Partly cloudy. Low 59F. Winds SE at 10 to 15 mph. Del Bartels The Philip area blood drive held in the Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center, Advertising Deadline: Tuesdays at 11 a.m. Sunday: Intervals of Tuesday, July 5, resulted in 47 potential donors showing up. Of those, 37 clouds and sunshine. were actually able to give blood. Two volunteers were first time donors. High 92F. Winds SE at Because some giving whole blood and others giving double red cell do - 10 to 20 mph. Sunday nations, 47 products were collected. Jennifer Schriever helped schedule Night: A mostly clear sky. Low donors. “We want to thank the Philip community for coming out to do - 63F. 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Pioneer Review office is Editor/News Reporter: Del Bartels; Reporter: Nancy Haigh The Pioneer Review • P.O. Box 788 • Philip, SD 57567-0788 • (605) 859-2516 • FAX: (605) 859-2410 located at 221 E. Oak Street in Philip, South Dakota. Ad Sales: Beau Ravellette July 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Rural Livin’ 3 Little Pasture on the Prairie SDSU Extension Eliza Blue | [email protected] | littlepastureontheprairie.com Adele Harty | Cow/Calf Field Specialist Considerations with solved solids, which is an indicator drought conditions are present, the Dry Conditions of risk. Multiple Extension offices conversion of nitrogen into protein As of July 7, nearly 60% of the across the state can do this test for is stalled when it is in the form of state is affected by some degree of you, free of charge. If the sample nitrate. 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High for haying, it would be a good idea With the dry conditions there are sulfate water can also interfere to have it checked for nitrates prior a few things producers need to keep with mineral absorption, specifi - to cutting to help decrease the in mind. The first is livestock water cally copper, so it is important to chance of causing nitrate poisoning quality. Western South Dakota is evaluate the total diet of the cattle. in cattle. known for having high sulfate sur - The next thing to be aware of is the If you have questions or have face and well water. When dry con - increased possibility for nitrates in water or feed samples that need ditions persist, the concentration of small grains. When small grains tested, contact the Rapid City Re - sulfates increase and can become a are stressed during their growth, gional Extension Center at 605- significant problem for livestock. It the nitrogen that they are bringing 394-1722 or Adele Harty at adele. is always a good idea to have water out of the soil is converted to pro - [email protected]. tested to determine the total dis - tein through multiple steps. When

SDSU Extension Leacey Brown, Gerontology Field Specialist

Every night for weeks we've wa - the alfalfa is waist high and full of strokes of navy blue. "Time to get How can you help reduce status of claims being made on be - visit. tered the garden. In just 24 hours fist-sized purple blooms, the air still out!" someone shouts. They've seen Medicare fraud? half of you or a loved one more fre - In addition to checking the MSN the soil dries completely, even be - fresh and sweet. But that is the ex - lightening high in the clouds. Reducing Medicare fraud, waste, quently, there are two options. You for errors, it is also important to neath the protective layers of ception; every stingy storm cloud Back at the cabin, people begin to and abuse is essential to ensuring can visit the My Medicare website safeguard personal information. mulch. Water from the hose pools that has passed over the rest of us, gather under an awning as the first the program can meet the health and create an account (https:// For example, when you or a loved around the twisting stems of the must have lingered over them. drops splash down. A minute care needs of older people. The sin - www.mymedicare.gov/). This ac - one are in the waiting room of a shell peas and green beans, but the Then, yesterday morning it passes and the drops fall harder. A gle most important thing you or a count will let you log on at any time medical provider, avoid saying puddles don't last long. The earth rained. A soft, golden rain, barely few more folks join the growing loved one can do to prevent fraud, to check the status of claims for you things such as your Medicare num - drink the water down in seconds, strong enough to mute the stinging crowd of those who've ducked for waste, and abuse is to keep track of or a loved one. The other option is ber, Social Security Number, date leaving the surface nearly as dry as blue of the sky. The night before it cover. When it really starts to rain, all medical appointments and pro - calling 1-800-Medicare (1-800-633- of birth, name, or address loud when we started. None of the seeds rained too. In five minutes, half-an- the last holdouts scurry under, al - cedures to compare with their quar - 4227) to request a list of pending enough for other people to hear. I laid down weeks ago will germi - inch fell, plummeting from clouds ready soaked to the skin, everyone terly Medicare Summary Notice claims. This will be mailed in 7-10 You never know who is in the wait - nate. Even with a daily watering, that were sinister and humped. As standing shoulder to shoulder, (MSN). business days. ing room with you. Write this infor - the soil is just too dry. There are it travelled east those clouds while kids huddle down by their The MSN is the statement a Once you receive the MSN, com - mation down and give it to the wide gaps between the potatoes and dropped fat balls of hail, and tore parent's knees. The Bean looks Medicare beneficiary receives in the pare it to the records you or a loved receptionist. You can also hand the tomatoes where the carrots and the doors off barns. Here, we heard around wide-eyed, he can't remem - mail quarterly. This is not a bill. one kept of medical appointments receptionist your Medicare card summer squash ought to be. In - howling in the distance, looked ber when he has seen this many This is a statement of all claims or procedures. Keep records using and photo identification card. stead, those bare spots are the site across the pasture and worried, but people so close together. We wait that were filed on behalf of the the method that works best for you. An additional tip includes never of our battle with the creeping the worst of it passed us. Still, all for it to pass. And wait. And wait. Medicare beneficiary. The MSN For example, you can use a note - sharing personal information over jenny -- it has no trouble spreading that rain was gone before darkness The wind picks up, splattering with shows all of your services or sup - book to write down each appoint - the telephone, particularly if the in the sultry weather. Up and down even fell, not enough to get any - water the backs of those standing plies that providers and suppliers ment, including the date, medical person asking for the information the rows we go, hoes in hand, only thing growing again. at the edges. The temperature is billed to Medicare during the 3- provider, and the reason for the called you. to find a fresh tangle of vines the So we keep praying for rain, but dropping. No one feels hot anymore. month period, what Medicare paid, following day. not those soft rains that turn into "There's plenty of room inside," and the maximum amount you may Meanwhile, outside the garden steam heat before they even hit the someone says, "And the food is owe the provider. fence, the dirt is thirsty. It seems ground. And not the rain that hard - ready!" Together, the crowd moves The importance of reviewing this like it is a little hotter everyday, ens to ice in the cloud, crushing the across the deck, whooping and statement for accuracy cannot be and the wind won't stop blowing. grass and tearing the leaves from laughing. overstated. For example, a provider We already know there won't be trees. We pray for steadfast, even We pile our plates high with in Texas may accidently input a any hay this year. In the hayfield, rain, that falls and falls and falls, roasted pork, pasta salad, and Medicare Number for a person liv - the alfalfa is low to the ground and patting the dust back into the soil, baked beans, coleslaw and pickled ing in South Dakota when submit - straggly, the grass, dust-colored seeping all the way down to nourish watermelon. Grandmas bounce ba - ting a claim. This may result in and sharp. When I go to lead the the deep roots of the grasses and bies on their knees, the small fry Medicare being billed twice for a milk cow in from the north pasture, flowers, a salve for the parched run wild, and when we run out of single procedure. the few strands of yellow grass that cracks that are hip deep along the chairs, folks set their plates down MSN statements are mailed to are still standing above the tangle canyon ridges. We pray for a rain and eat on the floor. The rain falls each Medicare beneficiary quar - of roots and dead plants scrape my that will transform gently, without and falls, while people go back for terly. If you would like to track the bare legs till they bleed. The wild - destroying. It's a lot to ask for in seconds and thirds. flowers are just stems now, too this part of the country. The rain and the party show no tired and burnt to send up new A few more days pass. The wind signs of slowing as the cake is cut. petals. The prairie buzzes with keeps blowing, and the tempera - Everyone is full and sighing, the flies, the only sound for miles. tures keep rising. A dear friend has babies getting sleepy, the kids gath - Along the highway, mule deer and a birthday party by the lake, and ered in corners to eat their cake. antelope gather in the road ditch, everyone can go, because no one is "Well," the birthday boy, a fellow Home: (605) 837-2945 PetersBrent Excavation the last place they can find a few busy haying. We pull up to the cel - rancher, says, "Rain was what I Peters Cell: (605) 381-5568 bites of fresh foliage. ebration a little before 5 o'clock in wanted for my birthday, so I got It's not a drought yet, but we are the evening, and the thermometer just what I asked for." Excavation work of Located in Farm King 13x95 Grain Auger getting there. Every morning the in the pickup reads 101 degrees. When we get home later that W ALL types! Kadoka, SD Backhoe man of the ranch checks the radar, We are in bathing suits and we night we will find the Bean's new W Trenching Hydraulic Swing Hopper and doesn't stop checking it all day head to the water, sweating like blue kiddie pool lifted off the patio W Tire Tanks long. He sets up a sprinkler over we're in an oven and not on a beach. and carried a 100 feet across the W one tiny patch of the yard, so the The Bean's cheeks are poppy red, yard. The ranch sign lays on the Vacuum Excavation Bean has a place to play that won't and he looks a little wilted until we ground, broken in half, and my pot - W Cobett Waters Call 685-3068 W be covered in the tiny daggered plop him in the water to float in his ted plants are tipped over, spilling Directional husks of dry grass. The rest of the inner tube. The rest of us splash dirt and blossoms on the cement. Boring yard is long dead. At the feed store and dive while over our heads But we don't mind because the pud - 859-2744 • Philip they talk about the weather, and clouds begin to pull across the lake, dles last all night, and through the the talk is always the same. For thin and white at first, then silver- next day, a cool drink in a dry land. most of the ranchers in our area, it gray, then charcoal with brush - looks like a tough road ahead. 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     1.+#.,10&,1+" 0',+ !. * )#$,.('"/ 4 Philip Socials Pioneer Review • July 14, 2016 the rest is history. Services mobile unit from Rapid Philip, is somewhat of a rare occa - Lake Waggoner was in danger of City. It was conveniently held in sion. I do recall one such circus Hit & Miss going dry so the Philip City Council the Bad River Senior Citizen’s Cen - coming to town back some 43 years 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] voted to drill a well into the Madi - ter. My appointment was at 1:00 ago. The rest of my family went to son formation. March 24, 1960, p.m. and I successfully qualified to it, but I had hay in windrows that Elderly Meals the steps of the tower and enjoyed Bridge was made with steel, a re - Lake Waggoner ran over, assuring donate two units of red blood cells. would get too dry, and so I kept Thursday, July 14: Pork Roast, our ice cream while watching the cent invention. Philip a three-year water supply At the time I left, there had been right on baling it. Surely there has Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Peas birds and tourists. A parade of fan - Haggis is the national dish of (this must have been from rain). 36 folks registered for donations. been a circus in town since then. and Carrots, Biscuit, Cherries. cily dressed adults came by – not Scotland and is made from ground News from Loren Kiel Some of those were walk-ins with - It was reported to me that the Friday, July 15: Chicken Patty, sure of their destination. We sheep heart, liver, lung and various For many years farmers in this out appointments. There was no or - circus performances were done in Fried Potatoes, Coleslaw, Peaches. walked up the Tower Bridge, not grains and spices. It is black and area would hold back a portion of ganization sponsoring the drive the rodeo arena. They had a tent Monday, July 18: BBQ Rib intending to cross, but just to take looks disgusting. The taste is re - their crop to use for seed for the this time, but a couple of ladies vol - set up on the parking area south of Sandwich, Mashed Potatoes, Car - it all in. There was a loud, piercing volting and usually triggers an in - next season. It may have been unteered to be at the registration the arena for concession stands, rots, Fruit. noise of unknown origin or purpose voluntary gag reflex even when wheat, oats, barley, corn, or even table. The one on duty while I was etc. I did not hear how they man - Tuesday, July 19: Marinated and the people in front of us consumed with ale and scotch alfalfa seed. That practice is not there was Jennifer Schriever. aged with the extreme July heat of Chicken, Scalloped Potatoes, Peas, stopped. Apparently this was a whiskey. I ate some and kept it necessarily so now with the con - Packaged chips, crackers, cookies 100 plus degrees during the middle Roll, Fruit. drawbridge and some boats needed down. Haggis has been banned stant development of new and bet - and bottled water were furnished of that afternoon. Wednesday, July 20: Cook to pass. We watched the whole from import into the United States ter varieties, some of them hybrids. for the donors by United Blood I missed going to the circus again Out – Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, process. Some of the tourist boats of America since 1971. In my news reporting this week, Services. (I decided to stop back this time with a previous commit - Baked Beans, Fruit. below had festive music and danc - Vivian, bless her heart, summa - I find myself applying that prac - later toward the end of their day ment. Rose and I were scheduled to Thursday, July 21: BLT, ing passengers which were fun to rized her life year-by-year and I tice. I saved one news story as seed and noted that a total of 53 donors conduct the Sunday afternoon French Fries, Fruit. watch. In light of the diminishing will give some highlights from for this week’s news. (The truth be had registered.) nursing home worship service. daylight, we took the Tube (under - 1960. Virgil’s mother died Feb. 14, known, I missed getting the inter - Last week we received some Again we entertained with music Haakon County Prairie ground) back to the hostel, as we’d 1960. Patty Denke was born May view I needed to develop that more moisture. There were some prior to the worship service with Transportation Bus Schedule promised we’d be back before dark. 24, 1960. Carol Ann was married story.) severe weather warnings with pos - me playing the violin accompanied … Trip to Rapid City every Tues - Surprisingly, 9:30 p.m., M.R. was on Sept. 22, to Harold Curtis Jr., Monday, June 20, during the eld - sible severe hail and even a possi - by Rose on the piano. It being only day and Thursday . To ride the still awake and we had time for a and Alma Hulett was married to erly meals at the Senechal, we bility of tornadoes in parts of a few days past Independence Day, bus please call 605-441-1495 . Wall rousing game of cards. Harry Schilling on July 24, 1960. learned from Marie Lamm, sitting western South Dakota. Nothing we played appropriate patriotic bus to Rapid City every The Firth of Forth Bridge is just In 1960, Dobby painted a sign for across the table from us, that she wild happened in town. My rain songs. They included a medley of Wednesday – leaves from Philip. outside our window here at Edin - the city of Philip: welcome to was not going to be there the rest gauge registered .3 inches Tuesday “My Country ‘Tis of Thee,” “Amer - For questions please call Kay burgh, Scotland. It is massive. The Philip, cattle capital of S. Dak, of the week. Her younger brother, night, July 6, and .4 inches the ica The Beautiful” and “God of Our Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441-2449. Forth Bridge was the most promi - 1300 friendly people and 300 ac - Robert McInnis, and wife Beth, next night. Fathers.” We topped that off by *** nent steel structure when it be - commodations . The younger kids, Mesa, Ariz., arrived at the Rapid Sunday, July 10, it was potluck playing “God Bless America” and To send Bruce and Linda came operational in 1890. The at the time, did not know what ac - City Regional Airport June 22. time again at the Bad River Senior “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Kroetch well wishes their address cantilever railway bridge was built commodations were so they They spent 11 days in the area de - Citizen’s Center. It was about an We were blessed with a very is 8181 Fannin St. #714, Houston, across the Firth of Forth at thought they were the unfriendly parting for home July 3. Marie and average-sized crowd with 44 folks good attendance of 22 including Texas 77054 Queensferry, 14 km west of Edin - people. From the paper route we al - her son, Ralph Dirkson, enter - listed on the registry. That in - guests. Vern Foland, from the Sil - *** burgh. It still continues to remain ready had a list of people who tained them by making a trip to cluded several guests. Marion and verleaf, sat next to his wife, Carrol. M.R. and Barbara Hansen a significant and admirable engi - would not pay on time, so we fig - Pierre to visit other relatives be - Darlene Matt had as their guests Also present was their daughter, We are speeding north about 80 neering structure of the Victorian ured they were part of the accom - sides going out for meals in Philip, Darlene’s brother, Lynn, and his Mary Foland, Manhattan Beach, mph on the train to Edinburgh era. Forth Bridge is 8,296 feet long, modations. Kadoka and Wall. (I did by chance wife, Nina (Neuhauser) Nachtigall, Calif. She was here from July 7–10. from London. Outside it is beauti - with 300 trains a day passing I was working at the Sooper meet Robert and Beth a couple of Belle Fourche. Nina grew up in the Beverly Moon, from the Silverleaf, ful green countryside dotted with through the double track at a Dooper at the time cutting meat times on the street visiting with Moenville community. They all was also present. Tom Radway, fluffy white sheep, right out of All height of 158 feet and the towers, with Al Durfee. I got my first pay - them some.) In the course of the planned to attend the Shrine circus Philip, came to be with his mom, Creatures Great and Small . Bar - which reach a height of 361 feet. check in 1959 and had Social Secu - week, Marie, Ralph and their in town later that afternoon. Lynn Jeanne Radway. Mary Anne bara is interviewing a Scottish lady The two main spans of the bridge rity tax withheld for the first time. guests also spent some time in the might have been on duty out there. Stoner, Philip, came to be with her about the Crawford coat of arms, so are 1,710 feet, the two side spans So, finally, I am taking out now evenings as guests of Joe and He was wearing a Shriner’s shirt. husband, Leo, who is a nursing I asked her if I should buy a kilt. are 680 feet and the 15 approach and I hope all of you younger peo - Kathy Gittings. One pastime was (I did not follow-up on that.) home resident. Gary Jorgenson, a She said yes, for special occasions spans are 168 feet. The bridge con - ple keep paying in for a few more playing canasta. Jeanane Stahl, Phoenix, Ariz., was nursing home resident, had his such as Independence Day, to wear sists of three separate four-tower years. Also, Joe and Kathy Gittings had back to Philip visiting her brother, daughter, Theresa Hatheway, to the rodeo. high, double-cantilevers which are Wayne had finished three years company with their daughters com - Bill and his wife, Penny Stahl. Kay Murdo, sitting with him during the Holly Hansen Writes joined by 350 foot long girders and in the United States Navy and was ing to visit them. Their daughter, Ainslie’s daughter, Diane, and hus - worship service. His other daugh - Asher and I went walking connected to the main structure of attending SDSM&T. Wayne got an Kara, and husband Gerry Moriarty band Gary, Rapid City, were guests ter, Donna Eckert, and husband, around London after M.R. and Bar - the bridge by huge rivets. The can - A in mechanical drawing and I and children, Joseph, Maggie, Gar - and brought with them Gary’s Bill, Okaton, and 14-year-old bara went back to the hostel. We tilevers are supported by granite thought he was really smart. In rett, Anchorage, Alaska, arrived at mother, Viola Walker, who is a res - grandson, Garret Hatheway, rode the double-decker bus and piers. 1959, Wayne had met Gwynn Ann the Gittings home June 30. Their ident in the Silverleaf Assisted Liv - Draper, joined in the lunch and fel - headed towards the Tower of Lon - The original Tay Bridge, opened Maier in California, so she came to other daughter, Mary, and hus - ing Center. Also another stranger lowship that followed the worship. don. We had a specific order of near this location in 1878, col - our house at Christmas 1960. Vi - band Danny Quinn, and their chil - in town is Chuck and Kay Since we have been conducting tasks to complete upon arrival, lapsed in a force 11 gale blowing vian described her as blond, tall, dren, Mikayla, Madison and Kroetch’s daughter, Jeanene these services, I have not observed which included finding the W.C. down the estuary in 1879 killing 75 slim and lovely; and we all thought Megan, Louisburg, Kan., also vis - Kroetch, from the Big Apple, New so many guests. Glenn Freeman (water closet, toilet) and getting ice people. The primary reason for the she was special. Wayne admon - ited for lunch July 4. York City. She joined her parents was there visiting his wife, Lucy, cream. The tower was closed for collapse was that the Tay Bridge ished us to be on our best behavior! Joe and Kathy’s whole family for the potluck meal. Jeanene and and he joined us in worship. Lor - tours by the time we arrived – late was made with cast iron, a very So, Wayne transferred to El were invited to have a mini-family our daughter, Sharon, were both in raine Fauske, of the Cedar Butte afternoon on a Sunday. We sat on brittle material. The Firth of Forth Camino College in California and reunion at the home of Joe’s the Philip High School Class of area, joined in the worship with brother, Leo, in the Nemo area of 1979. Jeanene arrived at her par - her mom, Margaret Eisenbraun. the Black Hills July 1 – 4. That in - ents’ home Saturday, July 9, and This time, Lorraine furnished ba - cluded their daughters and fami - planned to return to her home July nana bread for the refreshments. lies, plus their two sons, John and 16. Thank you, Lorraine. wife, Emily Gittings, and children, As I strongly hinted, the circus Our Gospel text this time had to Let’s Emmitt and Henley, and their son, came to Philip! Yes, the Shrine cir - do with the story Jesus told of the Celebrate Jay Gittings, friend, Jennifer cus had a spectacular three-ring Good Samaritan. We can all learn Conry, and his son, Taten, all from extravaganza beginning at 2:00 how important, in the sight of God, Wayne Haerer’s Rapid City. p.m. Sunday, July 10. (That is the it is for us to be good neighbors 95th Birthday! Joe and Kathy left the reunion way they described it in their ready to help anyone in need with Come join us early as they both took part in the posters.) If you walked the streets whom we come in contact. Our memorial service for Jim Moriarty of Philip lately, you could not have world is full of needy people who Sunday, July 17th July 15-18 & July 22-25: held Saturday, July 2. During that missed seeing the posters in store Finding Dory, Rated PG are less fortunate than we are. God 1 to 4 p.m. at the time, their granddaughter, windows around town. bless all of you Good Samaritans July 29-Aug. 1: Mikayla, spent time with her A circus in small towns such as First Lutheran Church The Secret Life of Pets, Rated PG out there! Wall, SD. great-grandma, Marie Lamm, at Marie’s apartment. It was Mikayla Cards may be sent to: Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. who sought help at the time Marie 1040 Ball Park Rd., had a serious auto accident nine For updates on movies, call: Milesville Apt. A11 years ago. Mikayla was seven years Sturgis, SD 57785 Gem Theatre old at that time. Mikayla was a Janice Parsons | 544-3315 | [email protected] No gifts, please. hero in saving her great-grandma’s 859-2000 • Philip life. (You may remember having Sunday there was a very bad Highway 34. The day was very hot read the story of that in the Pio - fire just west of Gene and Theresa and windy. Mike Gebes was neer Review back in 2007.) Deuchar's place. Thankfully it burned and is in a hospital in Min - Tuesday, July 5, was blood drive didn't cross the Griesel Road and neapolis. Pray for his recovery, day in Philip with the United Blood it was contained before crossing folks. Gene and Thersa Deuchar just want to say an extra thanks to the neighbors who put their lives on the line and the neighbors who helped immensely to help support the effort to put the fire out. The local fire departments all deserve a hand in working so efficiently. Leo and Joan Patton became great-great-grandparents July 7 when their great-grandson, Tren - ton, and his wife, Shelby, had a baby girl. Her name is Pandora. Trenton's mother is Jessica who is the daughter of Sharon (Patton) Kauffman. Some of the family plan to come to South Dakota on July 29 for a few days. A son, Cinch Allen, was born to Trey and Hannah Fortune June 29 in Rapid City. He weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz. and measured 21-3/4 inches. He has an older sister, Fairlyght Mae. Congratulations Trey and Hannah! I missed this last week from Back-To-School Marcy Parsons: Kamri and Keenan took swimming lessons in Supply Drive Philip during the week. Friday af - ternoon, Wade, Marcy and family went to Redfield to spend the From Monday, July 11th thru weekend with Andi and Dustin Monday, August 8th, 2016. Rische and family. Sunday, they all went to Watertown to the zoo Sponsored by First National Bank and the Terry Redlin Museum, in Philip & Faith then back to Redfield for fireworks at the lake. After the parade, they DONATIONS NEEDED: headed home, stopping in Pierre • Backpacks (no wheels) • Wide-Ruled Composition to visit Kayla and Eric Bastian • #2 Pencils Notebooks and family. • Wide-Ruled Spiral • Crayons Glen and Jackie Radway spent • Colored Pencils Notebooks • Cap Erasers • Wide-Ruled Paper a few days relaxing in the Black • Block Erasers • 1 & 2 inch 3-Ring Binders Hills over the July 4th weekend. • Colored Markers • Hand Sanitizer Lance Falzone, stationed at • Glue Sticks • Tissues Fort Hood, Texas, was in Philip • 2-Pocket Folders (with & • Antibacterial Wipes during Scotty Philip Days. He at - without rings) • Etc. tended his 20-year class reunion. July 3, Jesse and Sheryl DROP-OFF LOCATIONS: For additional Hansen, Byron and Peggy Par - information, First National Bank in Philip sons and Boyd and Kara Parsons contact: took their mother, Joanne, out for 103 E. Oak St., Philip, SD Jennifer Neville an early birthday lunch in Rapid First National Bank in Faith at (605) 859-2525 City. Boyd and Kara stayed in 127 Main St., Faith, SD Rapid until Tuesday morning and Joanne also came down for a few continued on 7 July 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Church 5

Obituaries Jeanette Lorraine Scarborough Hat Club president. She was a was born Jan. 11, 1939, to Gib and many times over contest winner Emma Shockley in Pierre, S.D. for trips, a mink stole, TVs and SJehae nwenttt eto Lbe. wSictah rthbeo Lroordu ogn h multiple items too numerous to June 30, 2016, under the loving mention and many groups that David “Dave” Bauman, age 68, of McLaughlin, Tresa (Daniel) care of her family and Frontier she entertained in. Jeanette was of Carson, N.D., formerly of Long Paul of Carson, Jerri Lyn “Ralph” Hospice in Riverton, Wyo., at the also a member of the 300 Club in Valley, S.D., died on Friday, July (James) Yates of Cheyenne, Wyo., age of 77. her bowling league. 8, 2016, in Hettinger, N.D. Kenny Kortuem of Mitchell, David “Dave” Bauman Jeanette lived in South Dakota, Jeanette is survived by her sons, David Frank Bauman was born Devon Bauman of Carson, and Alaska, Virginia and North Charles Willert, Jr. (Ann), Wasilla Jan. 14, 1948, in Kadoka, S.D., the Jennifer Bennett of Rapid City; 15 Dakota during her lifetime. She Alaska and Matthew Scarborough second of eight children born to grandchildren; two great-grand - attended school in Belvidere and (Chelsea), Missoula, Mont.; a Frank and Myrth Adair children; his father, Frank Bau - graduated from Black Hills Uni - daughter, Jacqueline Cavanaugh (Humphrey) Bauman. man, of Kadoka; seven siblings, Jo versity in Spearfish. (Bill), Riverton, Wyo.; nine grand - He grew up on the family ranch (Gene) Christensen of Kadoka, While married to Charles children and 10 great-grandchil - northeast of Long Valley, and at - Carl (Suzie) Bauman of Kadoka, Willert, Sr., she had three chil - dren; and a host of cousins and tended elementary school at the Vicki (John) Healy of Mitchell, dren, Chuck, Jackie and Janine friends. Plainview Rural School in that Susan (Dean) Smith of Hampton, and while married to Robert Scar - Jeanette is proceded in death by area. He began high school at Iowa, Larry Bauman of Conway, borough had a son, Matt. her parents, Gib and Emma Kadoka his freshman year, before Mo., John (Judy) Bauman of Long Jeanette was the owner/opera - Shockley; her brother, Robert attending Sunshine Bible Acad - Valley, and Scott (Marty) Bauman Kadoka clinic for a short period of tor of a café, motel and gas station, Shockley; a daughter ,Janine emy for his sophomore and junior of Long Valley; his father-in-law, time. Jeanette was extremely manager of Club 27 in Kadoka, Willert; and two great-grandsons, years. It was here that he met his Pat (Carol) Stout, of Sioux Falls; proud of being a tour guide for the waitress, motel reservationist, Mason Briggs and Jax Willert. lifelong friend, Tim Schmidt. his children the value of hard and a host of other relatives and Alaska Railroad. Presho Livestock, cab driver in There will be a memorial service Dave’s senior years were spent at work and doing a job well. He also friends. Jeanette was a Dakota Music Alaska and the love of her life was in Belvidere at the Community Kadoka. Due to a broken leg as a valued playing hard, telling a good Dave was preceded in death by Association inductee, 10th place entertaining in many groups and Church at 10:00 a.m. on Aug. 20, result of a rodeo accident, he had story or playing a practical joke – his mother, Myrth Bauman, on winner of the S.D. Pillsbury Bake- bands her entire life. Jeanette also 2016. to take a semester off his senior such as serving dog biscuits and May 26, 2015; one son, “Jake”; and off, a member of the BOTMA, Red worked in the pharmacy at the year and return the following year, chip dip to guests. his mother-in-law, Liz Stout. graduating from Kadoka High Dave’s life was an example of Services were held Tuesday, School in 1967. “the best sermons are lived not July 12, at the Turning Point Dave was united in marriage to preached.” He loved his Savior and Christian Center in Lemmon, with Sandra Joyce Stout on Dec. 8, his family, and together he and Pastors TJ Schockley and Jim Helen M. Franks of Philip, S.D., Daniel of Harrisonville, Mo., and 1968, in Kadoka. They made their Sandi touched many lives through Sorum officiating. died on Thursday, July 7, 2016, at Wanda McDonald of Blue Springs, home on the ranch northeast of their 40 years as foster parents. Public graveside services will be the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Mo.; her two sons, Duane McDon - Long Valley. They later moved off He enjoyed leather work and made held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July Hoesplietanl iMn P.h iFlirp aatn thkes age of 88. ald of Kansas City, Mo., and Mar - the ranch and resided in various many beautiful gifts for family and 13, at the Bauman Family Ceme - Helen Marie Omdahl was born lin McDonald of Prairie Village, places throughout the years, friends. Dave was an excellent, tery northeast of Long Valley. Jan. 19, 1928, in Cottonwood, Kan.; numerous nieces and where Dave sold cars for nearly 20 light-handed horseman from the Arrangements are with the S.D., the sixth of 10 children born nephews; and a host of other rela - years. When he retired, they start of his life to the finish. Rush Funeral Home of Philip. to Mandus and Sylvia (Scotvold) tives and friends. moved to Carson to be closer to Survivors include his wife, His online guestbook is avail - Omdahl. Helen was preceded in death by their children. Sandi Bauman of Carson; seven able at www.rushfuneralhome. She grew up in Cottonwood her parents; seven siblings, Oliver As his father and grandfather children, Jenni (Todd) Stewart of com where she received her elementary Omdahl, Mabel Brunner, Grace did before him, Dave taught all of Vermillion, Troy (Denise) Bauman education. She then attended O’Dea, Tom Omdahl, Nellie O’Dea, Kadoka High School, graduating Esther Buhring, and Lucille Om - in 1947. She attended Black Hills dahl in infancy. Teacher’s College in Spearfish be - Services were held Tuesday, fore teaching in rural schools in July 12, at the First Lutheran the area. Church in Philip, with Pastor Lau - Theron Koehler, age 86, of Mid - Theron would make the trip to After a few years of teaching, ren Ley officiating. land, S.D., died Friday, July 8, Philip to visit her. she went to nursing school. She Music was provided by Marilyn 2016, at the Philip Nursing Home. Survivors include two sons, worked as a nurse in different hos - Millage, organist, and Mahalah T hTheerronn CCor.n Kello eKhoelhelr er was Mike Koehler and his wife, Cindy, pitals, including the Philip hospi - Theye, vocalist. born Dec. 23, 1929, in Powell, the of Midland, and Russ Koehler and tal. In the early 1980s she spent They moved back to Philip in Pallbearers were Allen, Bruce son of George and Genevieve his wife, Rose Marie, of Custer; her winters in Sun City, Ariz., and July of 2015, where they have and Kevin Omdahl, Bill Dean, (Ziegenbein) Koehler. one daughter, Scotti and her hus - the summers in Philip. since resided. Matthew Reckling and Mike The family made their home in band, Brad Block, of Midland; a While in Sun City, she met her Just like the rest of the Omdahl Theye. the Powell area where they sister, Celia Doud and her hus - neighbor, H. Randall Franks. family, Helen enjoyed playing Interment was at the Masonic ranched until 1941 when they band, Richard, of Midland; five They were united in marriage on bingo and all sorts of card games. Cemetery in Philip. moved to Coquille, Ore. The family grandchildren; 14 great-grandchil - June 25, 1991, in Miami, Okla. Survivors include her husband, Arrangements were with the returned to South Dakota in 1945 dren; and a host of relatives and After their wedding, they made Randy Franks, of Philip; one sis - Rush Funeral Home of Philip. and settled in Nowlin. Theron friends. their home in Garden City, Mo., ter, Florence Dean, of Philip; one Her online guestbook is avail - graduated from Midland High Theron was preceded in death and later Sun City, where Randy brother, Vern Omdahl and his able at www.rushfuneralhome. School in 1947. by his wife, Elaine, on April 4, worked as a mechanical engineer wife, Carol, of Cottonwood; two com Theron was united in marriage 2016; his parents; and a grandson, at Luke Air Force Base. sisters-in-law, Mary Ann Mc - to Elaine Russell on Dec. 23, 1952, Heath Koehler. in Midland. After their wedding, Services were held Wednesday, they moved to Ft. Leonard Wood, July 13, at the Trinity Lutheran Mo., where Theron was stationed Church in Midland, with Pastors while in the U.S. Army. Theron Tel Saucerman and Lauren Ley of - Ina Muntzert of Martin, for - County Nursing Home in early drove heavy trucks for the Army ficiating. merly of Hot Springs, S.D., died June 2016, where she died. and rose to the rank of corporal. Ushers were Rick Doud and Wednesday, June 15, 2016, at the She had numerous hobbies in - After being honorably discharged, Clint Saucerman. BInenan eMtt Cuonunttzye Nrut rsing Home in cluding painting pastel and oil pic - they returned to South Dakota American flag in Midland parades Music was provided by Kim Martin at the age of 93. tures, making silver jewelry, and lived on his parents’ ranch in for 30 plus years. He was also a Bierle, pianist, with special mustic Ina Mae Perry was born Nov. sewing, embroidery work, crochet - the Nowlin area. They resided at member of the Midland American by Abby Finn, pianist. 13, 1922, in Toponas, Colo., the ing, wood working, tooling leather, the ranch their entire married life. Legion Honor Guard. He was an Pallbearers were Jesse Block, daughter of Ora Scott and Mary and painting china. She enjoyed In addition to operating his own active member of the Midland Justin and Aaron Koehler, Shane Jane (Bird) Perry. She grew up on gardening and raising flowers. She ranch, Theron also sold Loomix. American Legion, Trinity and Kahler Finn, Ryan Anderson the family ranch at Toponas, and made stuffed toys for her grand - He sold enough that he and Elaine Lutheran Church of Midland, and and Ron Doud. attended grade school in Toponas children and was especially proud won several trips overseas, includ - served on the board for the Interment with military honors and high school in Yampa. of the teddy bears she made. ing Greece and Costa Rica. During Haakon County FSA office. were held at the Nowlin Cemetery Ina was united in marriage to Survivors include her son, the summer, Theron and Elaine In 1991, Theron and Elaine west of Midland. James Robert “Bob” Muntzert on James “Jim” Muntzert and his always took their grandkids camp - began spending winters in Mis - His online guestbook is avail - October 3, 1943, in Yuma, Ari - wife, Karen, of Victor, Colo.; her ing, which was one of their best sion, Texas, and continued to do so able at www.rushfuneralhome. zona. They spent almost a year in daughter, Echo Zickrick and her summertime memories. for the next 14 years. In August of com Holtville, Calif., working in facto - husband, Sonny, of Long Valley; Theron was proud of his mili - 2008, Elaine moved into the Philip ries there. They then returned to four grandchildren, Cale Zickrick tary service and he carried the Nursing Home. Almost every day Yampa, Colo., to live. of Pierre, Ian Muntzert and his In 1949, they returned to the pair shop. In addition to helping in wife, Erin, of Sydney, Australia, family ranch and worked for her the business she also worked as a Loren Munztert of Portland, Ore., parents until 1957 when they pur - waitress and in a greenhouse car - and Kylie Worm and her husband, chased the ranch. Ina kept busy ing for carnations. In 1968, she Jesse, of Colorado Springs; one with daily chores of the ranch, went to work for Hewlett Packard great-granddaughter, Erynn raising two children, raising chick - assembling the circuit boards and Worm; and a host of other rela - ens, selling eggs and cream, later inspecting components used tives and friends. Local Church Service Schedule sewing and making clothes for the in the production of oscilloscopes. In addition to her husband, Ina family. She also was a part-time She retired in 1985. was preceded in death by her par - cook for the elementary school in After retirement they moved ents; one sister, Georgia Klumker; ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND Toponas. She was active in the To - back to Yampa for a time, then two brothers, Junior Perry and Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 CHURCH OF INTERIOR Pastor Walter Switzer ponas Community Club, the Home moved to Glenwood, N.M.. After Kay Perry; and a grandson, Scott Fr. Kevin Achbach Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Extension Club, and was a 4-H the death of her husband, Bob, she Zickrick. Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. leader for several years. She en - moved to Delta, Colorado, where Memorial services will be held (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. * * * * * * * Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 joyed raising flowers and a garden. she lived until she moved to South Saturday, July 16, at Our Savior (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN * * * * * * * * Her gardening experiences started Dakota. She moved into Pine Hills Lutheran Church in Long Valley, Confession: Before Mass PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley as a child when she helped her Assisted Living in Hot Springs, with Pastor Lauren Ley officiat - * * * * * * PHILIP COMMUNITY grandfather in his lettuce fields. South Dakota, June 2008 where ing. ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH In 1962, they moved to Colorado she resided until failing health re - Milesville – 859-2664 859-2336 • Philip Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 Springs where they ran a shoe re - sulted in her move to Bennett Fr. Kevin Achbach Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) at the Senechal Apts. lobby Last Sunday of the month – Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. potluck dinner following church services Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Last Monday of the month – (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) * * * * * * Evangelical Ladies Service/ Confession: Before Mass TRINITY LUTHERAN Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Monday Release Time: 2:15 p.m. Midland – 843-2538 Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 pm * * * * * * * * Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome!! SACRED HEART Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. * * * * * * CATHOLIC CHURCH Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY Fr. Kevin Achbach (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 859-2841 • [email protected] Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Moenville – 843-2538 Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. Tues & Fri. Mass: 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 7:00 p.m. (CT) Children's Church: 8:30 a.m. Wed. Mass: 5:30 p.m. * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m. Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Bible Study & Prayer, * * * * * * Long Valley Mondays at 7 p.m. UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. * * * * * * * Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 * * * * * * Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. OUR REDEEMER ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH 1st Wednesday of the Month: LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip 10 miles SE of Midland Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. (605) 669-2406 • Murdo Pastor Ray Greenseth UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Pastor Ray Greenseth Sunday Worship: 4:15 p.m. CT * * * * * * Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. * * * * * * * *

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859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • July 14, 2016 Philip hosted Duc In Altum (church 9:00 a.m. MDT and end at 11:30. history concerning that church with school), July 4-7 for 1st-12th grade. Snacks will be served. There is a pi - a connection to the Deep Creek Midland Attending from the Midland area rate theme and children are wel - Church, Trinity Lutheran and the were, Dane and Carson Daly, Cass come to dress as pirates if they Nowlin Church. At one time the Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected] and Cole Finn, Karlee and Kash wish. Pre- kindergarten through pastor lived at the Lutheran par - Block, Ellie Nemec, and Rachel, sixth grader are welcome to enjoy sonage here in Midland, serving * * * sharing its history. You would have Joy's birthday is on July 4th, but Emily and James Nemec. Jaron the fun. Midland, Deep Creek, Nowlin and MIDLAND MARKET – FRIDAY, had to be here to witness Char - was celebrated on the third, so the Tharalsen, grandson of Jodi and Van Metre, with Pastor Lutheran JULY 15, 6-8 P.M. MEAL: BAD lene's packing and repacking ritual, group could enjoy the different cel - Van Metre Immanuel Gary Block, spent the week with Johnson, married to Bev Sheeley, RIVER BUCKAROOS 4-H – all due to the many snacks she had ebrations that take place on the Lutheran Church his grandparents so that he could being the last pastor to have serv - WALKING TACOS, SALADS, packed because of the high cost of Fourth of July. Cassidy Trapp The Van Metre Immanuel DESSERT. VENDORS WEL - attend too. There was a wild water ices at Van Metre Immanuel, before eating out at some of the places and made Grandma Joy one of her fa - balloon fight on the final day! Lutheran Church has been restored COME. those snacks causing a weight issue mous cakes, with each slice the age and services will be held July 24, it closed. Anyone who would like to * * * to get the picture that preceeded appears, which Joy reports is more Vacation Bible School 2016, at 3:00 p.m. C.T. Joe Handra - come to the church service, renew - Vacation Bible School will be Praying for Mike … the dream she had the night before fun when you are a teenager. han and his half-brother, Rocky ing memories, is invited and en - held at The Midland Open Bible Our thoughts and prayers are lifting off. She never sleeps well the You’re still young at heart, Joy! Terkilsen, did a wonderful job re - couraged to come. It will be one of Church Tuesday, July 19, thru Fri - with Mike Gebes and his family, as night before flying out on her ad - Everyone enjoyed a nice fireworks toring that church. There is a bit of those making memory days! he was seriously burned while ventures and this time was no ex - display put on by the younger day, July 22. Each day will begin at (continued next week) working to control a wheat field ception, but this time there was a bunch in the group. fire. Jerry got to know Mike when dream or nightmare, whichever you Cindy (Jones) Sinkey and two he had Nemec Oil and Mike was want to call it, when after landing other nurses from Philip traveled to one of his customers finding him to at her destination she found her Sioux Falls July 5 to take some Moenville be one of the good guys. We wish snacks had been stolen and her lug - nursing tests, with all three pass - you God's healing, Mike! Our gage had collasped. Only Charlene ing the test. Congratulations, gals! Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected] thanks to the firemen and EMTs could turn a normal packing for Sympathies Kevin Neuhauser said the main ing us entertained. Mary got to son Troy and his family visited last for what they do in times of need! travels into a bit of stress. In fair - Our sympathies to the family of activity at their place this past visit with both of their daughters, Wednesday. Granddaughter Tara Hope everyone had a safe and en - ness to Charlene, she normally is Margaret Helen Mulcahy, who was week was wheat harvest. He said Rea and Keva, several times over and her husband, Randy, came a joyable Fourth of July! Our daugh - an efficient packer, it was those the daughter of Steve and Helen the end is near and none too soon! the weekend. All in all, it was a little later. Nina, Lynn, Troy and ter, Charlene, was home for a few snacks that threw a monkey- Mulcahy, and graduated from Mid - He and Mary were in Philip Satur - busy week at the Briggs' house! family went on to Brookings Thurs - days before flying off on her sum - wrench into the equation. land High School with the Class of day evening to help with setting up Duane and Lola Roseth spent day, en route to Minneapolis so mer adventures. She, Jerry and Kevin and Natasha (Woitte) 1953. JoAnn (Mulcahy) Bork would a large tent in preparation for the last Thursday biking on the Mick - Troy, Annaluisa and boys could myself, headed for Belle Fourche Combs, five-year-old Kahlan, two- be a niece of Margaret Helen, as circus that was held Sunday after - elson Trail. She said the scenery is catch a plane and head back to July 3 to the home of our son, Jim year-old Alayna, and one-year-old she was a sister of JoAnn's dad, noon. The circus was sponsored by lovely in that part of the state. Sat - their home in the Netherlands. and Carmen, where Charlene un - Tristen, Rapid City, spent the Danny Mulcahy. My mom, Olga the Naja Shrine Temple from Dead - urday, neighbor Billy Markwed Tara and Randy stayed Thursday loaded her travel luggage as Car - Fourth of July weekend with Meyers, Phil and myself, lived in wood, but a good share of the work - stopped for coffee and visiting. night, had breakfast Friday, then men was taking her to the Rapid Natasha's folks, Joe and Bobbie the former home of Steve and ers belong to the Four Rivers Duane attended a birthday celebra - headed back to their home in New City airport early morning July 5. Woitte. Also having a chance to see Helen, as Mom had rented it for a Shrine Club which is located in this tion for Shorty Jones near Midland York City. Nina and Lynn stopped From there the five of us headed for Natasha's grandparents, Shorty few years before buying and mov - area. He said there was a great Saturday, then he and his son, again to visit Saturday on their Spearfish to the home of our daugh - and Mickey Woitte. ing into the former home of Danny crowd in spite the warm tempera - Thor, went to Pat Trask's annual way from Minneapolis. They then ter, April and Steve Meeker, who I gave Barb Jones a call checking and Till (Fosheim) Mulcahy. We tures. celebration in the Wall area. went on to Philip and spent a cou - recently moved into their new on news. She reported Morrie has liked that Mulcahy home even Mary Briggs reminded me that Nels and Dorothy Paulson were ple of nights with Lynn's sister and home. That new house has been been busy with things to do on the though it was a bit drafty. It was summer is going fast – in fact, it is in Sioux Falls Wednesday and brother-in-law, Darlene and Mar - turned into a home due to April's ranch and she has been busy doing just nice to have a house to live in nearly half-gone! She and Lee did Thursday for doctor's appoint - ion Matt. While in Philip, they gift for decorating, a gift that can some painting in their living room. after years of living in the teachers not go anywhere for the Fourth of ments. While there, they had sup - helped with the circus. They re - turn an ordinary house into a home Not a fun job, but a good feeling cottage of sorts throughout our July as Lee had started harvesting per with Dorothy's brothers and a turned to their home in Belle of peace, contentment and beauty. comes when it is done for there is grade school years. Alice Harren his wheat. Mary said the hail couple of her nieces. Friday, Nels Fourche Monday. When Jim and Carmen's son, Dale, something about painting that later bought that house and had Wednesday took care of some of the and Dorothy attended funeral serv - Max and Joyce Jones are busy learned his folks were at April's he gives a spruced up look to a home. much carpenter work done to the harvest. It was quite a storm, but ices for Marvin Paulson in Pierre. harvesting wheat. Joyce's brother and his girlfriend headed over. They did go to the 80th birthday house, making for much improve - fortunately Briggs didn't have any Several relatives from North is here helping – it is always great When living in their former home party for Morrie's brother, Shorty ment. June (Schofield) and Leroy broken windows. Lee and Mary's Dakota were there, so they had a to have extra help at harvest time. for the past 24 years, April turned Jones, which was held at the home Fedderson later bought that house granddaughter, Cattibrie, and her chance to visit. Following the fu - Todd, Darcy and their kids are in - their backyard into a work of art of Shorty and Maxine's son, and continue to live it to this day. friend, Alex, went on vacation neral, Nels and Dorothy and the tegral parts of the harvest crew as and then comes that day when you Matthew Jones, and his wife, Bri, They keep it up and always have a starting the fourth, so Lee and North Dakota group went to the well. Joyce's main job is that of sup - no longer want to spend hours car - on the Jones ranch. Barb reports huge garden. Mary, along with Nancy Riggle and home of their friends, Dale and port personnel – keep the harvest ing for that yard and are ready for there was a large crowd of family Those at Cam and Michelle Kinsey Riggle helped take care of Myrna Hartmann, to continue vis - crew well fed and be on hand for less yard work, such as they have and friends there. Sounds like it Meinzer's for dinner on the Fourth Cattibrie's dog, Buck. Mary said he iting. Dorothy said they received whatever else they may need. Be - now. They like the area where they was a good time, Shorty! of July were Roy and Carol Hunt, was really no problem – he's a cute, .60" of rain from last Wednesday's lieve me, that is an important job! live, which is in a quiet and peace - Keith Hunt, Christine Niedan, Happy birthday, Joy! well-mannered little thing. Cattib - storm, along with a lot of wind. Max and Joyce were in Rapid City ful neighborhood in the city of Teresa Palmer, Jessica Totlon, Mike and Debbie Trapp and fam - rie and Alex returned Monday Fence fixing was part of the agenda midweek last week for doctor's ap - Spearfish. (granddaughter of Jim and Jan ily hosted a birthday party for Deb - evening in time to help Lee move this weekend, as the cattle have de - pointments. Charlene is spending 11 days on Tolton's) Tom and Mary Parquet, bie's mom, Joy (Saucerman) Jones, equipment around. Mary had lunch cided they are ready to move to Shirley Halligan reported that a self-guided tour in Madrid, Spain, Leroy Fedderson and his grandson, July 3. Those attending were Dick with her grandson, Seth, last Tues - greener pastures. Dorothy attended they received quite a bit of hail Sat - where some years ago she had Blake Puhlman. Joing them for and Gene Hudson, Gene's cousins, day and she had medical appoint - church Saturday. urday evening. It is kind of ironic – spent a summer going to school to supper was Jan Tolton, Michelle George and Linda Fracek, Okla - ments in Pierre Wednesday. Friday Happy 52nd anniversary this work on their new roof was just learn the Spanish language better, Meinzer and June Fedderson, who homa, Judy Daly, Steve and Julie morning, Lee and Mary went to week to Dick and Gene Hudson! completed Friday! Shirley said she for that is what she teaches at Bis - had to work that day. Keith, Chris - Daly, Carson and Dane, Jim and Pierre to have breakfast with Cole What a great couple! This past hadn't checked to see if there was marck, N.D. Her e-mails are filled tine and Teresa went to the Sawyer Jani Bierle, Kory and Robin Bierle, and Vicki Briggs, Cole's son, Beau, week has been spent harvesting any damage to the new roof. Along with the Spanish culture of Madrid Brown concert in Ft. Pierre. Chris - Kruse, Sage and Bailey, Cody and and Beau's children, Maddy and wheat and they finished the process with the hail, they received about and making it even better, in those tine reports it was excellent. They Audrey Jones and Erica, Jerry and Isaac, as well as Beau's friend, late Sunday night. Gene said she two inches of rain during the past e-mails are pictures she had taken enjoyed having a visit with Jim and Joy Jones, Neil Jones, Cindy Leslie. Beau and crew are all from has also been busy cleaning up the week – they must be living right! of what she has seen and its his - Carmen Nemec, who were also at Sinkey and Zak, all of Midland, and the Dallas, Texas, area. Also join - yard after the strong winds this Shirley was in town to help serve tory. From there it will be off to Ice - the concert. Scott and Loni Olsen and Molly, ing the breakfast were Lane and past week. There were lots of the community banquet Thursday. land and Greenland where she will Devil's Lake, N.D. Sounds like you Midland T-ball & C-ball be with a group and a tour guide Sonja Briggs and one of Sonja's branches and leaves to be cleaned Friday, she helped serve lunch fol - had a nice birthday, Joy! Thanks to Jenna for the following great-granddaughers. Beau and his up. They had some hail damage lowing Marvin Paulson's funeral. report. The Midland T-ball and C- group had been visiting in the area also. Saturday, Dick and Gene at - Friday evening, Frank and Shirley ball team celebrated the end of and they were returning to Texas tended the birthday party for attended the Sawyer Brown concert their fun season by having a pizza- Friday. Mary said they enjoyed vis - Shorty Jones' 80th birthday. Happy in Ft. Pierre. Saturday, they at - ice cream party in the Midland iting with everyone and getting the birthday to him! Gene said that she tended the birthday party for Park Tuesday, July 5. Coaches opportunity to meet Leslie. Mary had talked to some folks out west Shorty Jones near Midland. Sun - Katie Sammons and Jenna Finn, worked from home the remainder regarding the recent storms and day was a day of rest! really had a ball during the season of the day Friday. She went to the winds in that area were clocked Bill and Polly Bruce were in watching each player enjoy the Hayes late in the afternoon to pick at 112 miles per hour! Thank good - Pierre Thursday to attend prayer sport of baseball! The ball team up Bountiful Baskets for me and for ness we didn't have such strong services for Marvin Paulson. While would like to thank Lawrence her (thank you, Mary!) and she winds as that – ours were strong in town, they stocked up on gro - Stroppel who does a wonderful job brought my basket to our house, so enough! ceries. Friday, Aaron Doolittle and keeping the park and ball field she got to see all three Neuhauser Arlyne Markwed said her garden Clayton Fosheim were at the Bruce mowed and looking great! girls together! The girls were get - is kind of beat up following hail ranch helping David work on some Sacred Heart Catholic Church in ting ready for a night on the town damage from last week's storm. axles on a trailer. Polly treated and the granddaughters were keep - Great-grandson Kyler had planted them all to lunch. Saturday, David several vine type crops, and Arlyne returned to his home near Rapid said it looked like the canteloupe City. He'll be there for the week are probably goners. Hopefully the while his wife attends a meeting in rest will recover. Arlyne also had Washington, D.C. He'll be dog sit - talked with folks that live further ting, along with working on projects west and some of them had their at his place and helping whoever homes nearly destroyed by large needs help. Friday, Vince and Katie hail and strong winds. I guess we Bruce helped fight a fire north of had better consider ourselves Hayes. Saturday, friends Otis and lucky! Saturday afternoon, Billy Amber Funk and Amber's friend, and Arlyne attended Shorty Jones' Abby, were visitors at the Bruce birthday party, then they attended ranch. They are helping tear down church at Deep Creek that evening. some old buildings. Sunday, Bill Arlyne said T.J. and Jeanine and Polly attended church in Mid - Gabriel have a houseguest – one of land and had lunch. They were no - Jeanine's nephews from Texas is tified Sunday that Gary Ryan, spending some time with them, ex - husband of Polly's sister, Christine, periencing ranch life. had suffered a stroke and was hos - Ruth Neuhauser had a busy, fun- pitalized in Grand Forks. I hope his filled week, with visits from family. recovery goes well. Her daughter, Nina Nachtigall, and (continued next week) husband Lynn, along with grand -

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Good morning from sunny and tury. This unique recipe was passed were out to the George Gittings’ They enjoyed several activities (over 70 miles per hour) rain and hot Kadoka. There isn’t much you down from one generation to the home Thursday morning so continued from 4 over the Friday-Saturday weekend some hail. The hail was small, but can elaborate on hot and sunny ex - next, eventually finding it’s way to Melodie could see “papa” Robin. with their former classmates. combined with the wind it did cept windy too. the Midwest of America and partic - Bill and I loaded up the four days. Ed Frawley, Menomonie, The Milesville Rangers 4-H Club damage to the crops and buildings. Monday, July 4, found us in Sut - ularly to the states of Kansas and great-grandchildren Thursday Wis., came Tuesday afternoon. took their turn working the conces - Donna Staben reported that a total ton, Neb., enjoying the hospitality Nebraska (but with different morning after breakfast and were of two and one-half inches of rain of Mike Rath and daughter Shelley names). Originally the bierocks headed to Madison. We settled in at Joanne's birthday was Wednesday sion stand at the rodeo in Kadoka fell that day, some in the night and Seager. She was busy cooking and were served to the field workers for the Prairie Village for a two night and supper guests at Boyd and Sunday. Helping were Donna and entertaining the lively grandsons lunch. Today, bierocks are enjoyed stay. We, along with Adam, Kara's were Byron and Peggy, Tina Staben, Jodi and Sarah Par - the rest that evening. and granddaughter. any time and can be found at just Amanda and Acelee Claflin, had Wade, Marcy and family and Greg sons and Linda, Ben and Mark A week ago, Bill and Karyl San - Our granddaughter, Amanda about every church fundraiser in supper at the Chase May home and Erin Vinson. Stangle. dal's daughter and family, (May) Claflin, and little Acelee the Kansas area. Janet says that where the cousins got to play and Boyd, Kara and Joanne Parsons Rayler Fitch celebrated his sev - Michelle, Rob, Bethany, Emma headed for Madison after breakfast. our daughter, Shelley, can make a enjoy each other. It’s amazing how left for Redfield Thursday after - enth birthday Sunday by going to and Olivia Thornton, and Rob's Fireflies are a great source of en - great runza sandwich. kids want to see what the bottom of noon to visit with Andi and Dustin the circus in Philip with his family mother, Diane Thornton, Califor - tertainment for the youngsters, After lunch we visited Janet’s other kids’ toy boxes looks like. It Rische and family. Andi had knee and Dani, Dante and WoodLynn nia, were here visiting from Sun - something we don’t have. Once they cousin, 102-year-old Seatta, who didn’t take long for the three boys surgery in Sioux Falls that morn - Fitch, Zayah and Lenyx Thorp and day until Wednesday morning. catch some in the jars with vent was just heading back to her room to completely cover the entire living ing so I'm sure she appreciated the Grandma Cheryl. Christa said They had been to softball tourna - holes in them they can enjoy watch - after eating at the retirement home room with toys that Jaxon and help from them. They returned Rayler wanted two things for his ments in Denver the week before ing them light, then turn them she lives in. Seatta said a treat for Talen May had, then had to be told home Sunday afternoon and birthday…doughnuts instead of where Bethany is the pitcher for loose again. More fireworks were lit her is on Saturdays when her to put them all away. It was a fun Joanne went on to her home in cake and to eat supper in the har - Team California. with Avi being the one to do most of granddaughter quite often takes time, then we returned to the Rapid City. vest field with his family. He got Bill and Connie Parsons and the lighting. We also got to see her out to the Runza. Since they are campground and played games and Last week, Matt and Lisa Jasper both wishes as Christa had the grandaughter, Hannah, visited at some from a distance that were German –Russian they enjoy the walked around the village. and boys from S. St. Paul were doughnuts for brunch after church. Grant and Sandra Parsons' in reaching for the sky. It warmed up delicacy. Seatta used to play in five Thursday, Tony Harty helped houseguests at the home of Matt's She also had a tractor pulling a Rapid City Saturday. Grant's son, and the humidity was something dance bands and still can play a L.D. Hair by picking up some med - mother, Joan Hamill. Tuesday wagon with rice krispie bars that Aaron and Shannon Parsons, else we aren’t used to. mean honky tonk piano and enter - ical reports at the Kadoka Clinic morning, Daryl and Helen Traum - looked like hay bales. So cute! His Brodie and Jaycee, were visiting Don Moody was on the move tains the folks there at the home since L.D. and Shirley had to be in bauer, friends from Battle Lake, family all had supper in the field, for a few days from their home in Monday. He wasn’t too interested one day a month. As I dropped Rapid early for a checkup after her Minn., stopped for lunch and a including Brayden and his friend, Oklahoma. in a wild Fourth of July since he Janet off at her house, I picked up eye surgery, then L.D. had to get to visit. Their son is the basketball Taylor, Burjes and Cheryl Fitch, Jim and Lana Elshere's daugh - was pretty darned sore in the knee. groceries and rejoined everyone at Philip for a doctor’s appointment. coach at Black Hills State Univer - Theo and Dante Fitch, Pat Sar - ter, Misty Anderson, Miles City, He was transported to Belle Shelley and Mike’s. Tony did his usual mail run too and sity. Supper guests at Joan's gent, Marvin and Vicki Eide, Rita Mont., visited last week. They Fourche to a fairly new nursing Jessica and Melodie McGruder got our mail at the same time. Wednesday were Jason and Vonda Ramsey and Kiley Sieler. Sounds were busy seeing family and going home and settled in for some phys - visited at the George Gittings’ Sandee Gittings met Melvin to various activities. Cory was in ical therapy and healing. He said home Wednesday afternoon. Robin Roghair in Kadoka Friday morning. Hamill, Nick and Carson. Joan like a fun day! the Milesville area Wednesday, so the staff was really nice and help - Gittings arrived home late Wednes - George, Sandee and Robin Gittings and the Jaspers spent Thursday Marcy Parsons, Autumn, Kamri ful. day evening. met Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - touring the Badlands, taking in and Keenan, went to Rapid City she got to see her brother then. Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - Tony Harty did his usual Gruder in town for supper Friday Wall Drug, then the rodeo in Wall. Thursday. They met her sister, Thursday, Lana, Misty and her Gruder were supper guests at the Wednesday mail run, getting both evening. They went to the Black Hills Fri - Ashly and Brock Heid and daugh - daughter, Grace, went to the Mar - George Gittings’ home Tuesday his and ours. Our newspaper sub - Tony Harty stopped by his niece, day enjoying the sights, including ter, Jaisa, for supper. Sunday, tin area to spend the day with evening. George and Sandee enjoy scription ran out so there was no Kathy Brown’s, Friday and they en - a train ride and some horseback Marcy and family and Taylor Sea - Teresa Mosher, visited Paul and the antics of little greatgrand - daily news to read. Shirley and L.D. joyed a few games of cribbage. He riding. Whew! That sounds like a ger went to the circus in Philip. It Joy for awhile, then went to the daughter Melodie and she for sure Hair went to Rapid City for her eye stopped by Shirley Hair’s and put busy week! was a very hot afternoon, but re - SDRA rodeo in Wall to watch Trey, has them wrapped around her little surgery, so Tony was relieved of the eye drops in for her at noon. Satur - Rick and Marlis Doud met ports are that it was a good circus. Carter, Ryan, Cory, Trik and Tel fingers. duty of eye drops for a while. So it day it was a hot 103˚ at the bank. Lindsy and Chad Reagle and Saturday, Donnie and Marcia participate. Misty left for her home Tony Harty made his mail run was a quiet day for him. However, He went by Shirley’s and put in Chad's parents, Leonard and Eymer were at the a rodeo near Friday. Lana and Grace and Tuesday and also picked up our things did happen about 5 p.m. drops at noon and then went by our Bernie, Mission, Friday. They all Spearfish. Their grandaughter, Theresa Deuchar went to Pierre mail, then stopped over to Shirley when heavy wind or a small tor - place and put all our mail in the attended the Alabama concert in Brittany, was a contestant in the where Lana visited her aunt who Hairs and helped her put in eye nado skirted along the west side of box so we would have it when we Deadwood that night. Then they rodeo. is in a nursing home. On their way drops prior to getting her second town taking off a portion of the got home. spent the weekend at a cabin in Thursday, Chad and Kathy home, they stoppped in Hayes to eye cataract removed. A rain American Best Inn and pretty well Roxie Gittings came to the the Black Hills. Hanrahan, Preston and Briley, pick up their bountiful basket. shower came through that evening, destroying the big sheep shed of George Gittings’ home Saturday Paul, Donna and Tina Staben and Pat and Kalie Hanrahan went Grace got to go boating at Lake leaving 30/100s of precipitation, Clinton and Darlene Schnee. I got morning. She had peaches to can went to Wall Saturday for the cel - to the circus in Faith. Waggoner Saturday and Sunday which was appreciated by all. word of the damage and called to and Sandee’s canner and stove ebration and their parade. Sunday Donnie and Bobette Schofield she and Grandma Lana went to Meanwhile in Sutton, Neb., after ask Tony if there was any damage work better than hers for canning. afternoon, Donna and Tina accom - met their son, Justin, and his the circus. we had breakfast, Bill and Shelley at our place and he drove around Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - panied Donna's sister, Ruby and daughter, Katie, Colorado, and I know there were quite a few lo - entertained the four kids, Avi, Eli, and checked and all was good ex - Gruder were at the George Git - Gary Keyser, Wall, to New Under - Steve and Lisa Jonas for lunch in cals at the circus and I'm going to Ryder and Raiden, and I went into cept for tree branches scattered tings’ home for supper Saturday wood. Harold Severson was cele - Pierre Friday. miss some. Others that I know of Sutton and drove Mike’s mother, around. evening so they could spend some brating his 90th birthday. Thursday afternoon, several were Linda Stangle and Earl, Jodi, Janet Rath, to an eye appointment Back in Sutton Wednesday time with Roxie. Connor, Mackenzie and Eli Hov - ladies met at the home of Kay Rachel and Sarah Parsons. in Kearney. We had a nice visit as morning, everyone was up and Saturday, Cathy Fiedler went to Our daughter, Nancy Ho - we traveled and she shared with going fairly early. Little Eli slept in Rapid with Sherry, Elsie and land spent Tuesday through Ainslie to plan a reunion for next hwieler, is visiting us this week. me some of the history along the the motor home with us and Avi got Loman Hanson and Hannah Thursday at Hart Ranch south of summer. The classes of 1955, 1956 way. We enjoyed lunch at Runza, a room to herself, a real treat after Klumb. Loman met up with a Rapid City with their grandpar - and 1957 will have a reunion June She came Sunday afternoon and which is a fast food place that being on the road and stuck with friend and his family to go camping ents, Deanna and Kelly Fees. Sun - 17, 2017, in Philip during Scotty will go back to her home in Aurora, makes a very delicious sandwich the boys as sleeping partners. Shel - for a few days. day, the Hovlands went to the Philip Days. Meeting were Connie Neb., Wednesday. Our son, Mike, out of a yeast dough. The runza ley had a doctor’s appointment that Roxie Gittings returned to Rapid circus in Philip. Parsons, Marcia Eymer, Arlyce came for Sunday supper, along sandwich originated in Russia dur - morning and visited Janet Rath City after dinner Sunday. Wade, Deacon Ries spent a couple of Griesel, Ruby Huston, Kay and with Bryan and Sharon Olivier ing the 1800s and spread to Ger - after that. The kids enjoyed cooling Jessica and Melodie McGruder days at the farm helping Papa me. and Earl, Jodi and the girls. It's al - many before appearing in the off in the pool most of the afternoon were out to the George Gittings’ (Glen) Radway with combining. A severe storm hit Wednesday ways fun to have the family to - United States. Bierock comes from and little Raiden fell asleep mid - home Sunday after attending the Jason and Vonda Hamill trav - bringing very, very strong winds, gether. the Russian pirogi or pirozhki and way through a bite at supper. One circus. They were trading vehicles eled to Spearfish Friday and at - is the term for any food consisting thing about it, they slept well when with Sandee and had supper. tended their 30-year class reunion. of a savory filling-stuffed dough. In they got settled down. (continued next week) 1949, Sarah "Sally" Everett and her Don Moody was tussling with the brother, Alex Brening, opened the knee swelling and with the physical first runza drive-in in Lincoln, Neb. therapy going on. Wednesday, he The trade name and trademark of was still feeling the pain of trying Runza restaurants now belong to to gain full range of the knee. The Donald R. Everett, Sarah's son. theory of no pain, no gain seems to Both the bierock and the runza apply. He said ice packs were wel - sandwich have German-Russian come as well as pain medication. roots going back to the 18th cen - Jessica and Melodie McGruder

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Del Bartels Huge farm equipment can now roll into the repair area, and take up relatively little space. Del Bartels Shown is the younger group of the annual duc in altum summer Bible school at the Sacred Heart Catholic The exterior of the 100-foot by Church. The older group spent their last session out a Lake Waggoner. 200-foot addition to the Grossen - burg Implement building is 99 The annual Catholic church vacation Bible school Jesus said to Peter, duc in altum – put out into the percent complete. The interior is was held Sunday through Thursday, July 3-7, at the deep. The reference is for believers to “let down the well under way, with a project Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Philip. nets for a catch” of helping youth strengthen their completion date of Sept. 1. The young adult group, grades nine through 12, Christian background. “There’s something going on in worked, learned and played Sunday through Thurs - A four-person team, assisted by Father Gary Ore - almost every inch of this place,” day evenings. The younger groups of kindergarten shoski and many other local volunteers, leads the said Joe Woitte, the Philip store through eighth grade participated Monday through event each year. There are two teams based out of manager. “It’s been like a traffic Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The agenda Rapid City, spending their summer holding week- jam in here for the last few for both groups included catechism, worship, group long events like this one throughout western South months.” He added, “A lot of de - activities and water fights. Dakota. tails to finish yet, but it’s going The program included a parish potluck dinner This year, the team visiting Philip included Robert pretty fast.” Wednesday, July 8, at the Fire Hall Park in Philip Kinyon, a third-year seminarian, Audree Blankartz, The entire complex will be for participants and their families. The parish con - who will enter a convent in Nashville, Tenn., Jessie 200’x220’, with new offices, tech - sists of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Philip, Griebel, a University of Mary sophomore, and nological room, tool room, wash Saint Mary’s, Milesville, and Saint William, Mid - Michael Hanson, spending his summer helping with area, bulk oil door, sunken un - land. the duc in altum. loading dock, and, of course, a The name of this event comes from Luke 5:4 where massive repair room. That room will have remote control oil hose Petroleum products are stored in an efficient, accessible and safe location access for oil and diesel exhaust within the upgraded building. fluid. It will have two overhead ciency,” said Woitte, as he showed The Philip site of Grossenburg cranes – a three ton and a six off a special door so they can fill Implement has 15 employees. ton – that will run the length of bulk oil tanks without even com - With the increased business and Golf clinic concludes the new building. It will be heated ing into the building. “Because of facilities, Woitte said, “We are al - Back row from left, and cooled by 18 underground Grossenburg’s efficiency in own - ways willing to look at qualified are instructor Tristen wells, each 300 feet deep, in a ing their own oil truck, we’re able technicians.” Grossenburg offers a Rush, Kelton Quinn, closed loop, with the heat radiat - to offer petroleum products good program for interns, with tu - Kelsey Butler, Gra - ing from inside the concrete floor. cheaper than almost anyone else ition reimbursement. cie Fitzgerald, Karlie “Everything is geared for effi - around, delivered to the farm.” Coyle, Wakely Burns and assistant instructor Madison Hand. Middle row: Kade Fitzgerald, Mitigation planning Wyatt Schriever, Haakon County will hold its fifth meeting for up - ence will review a draft of the planning process, risk Bailey Grimes, Kiara dating the Haakon County multi-jurisdictional haz - assessment, mitigation strategies and planning Perkins, Dymond ard mitigation plan. maintenance. Lurz and Lukas But - Even if someone was not present at past Haakon The Haakon County hazard mitigation plan up - ler. Front: Leah County hazard mitigation meetings, your attendance date meeting is at 6:30 p.m. MDT, July 20, at the Staben, Andy and participation is still encouraged. Philip Ambulance Building on Larimer Avenue. Grimes, Kian Stone, Contribution from team members and the public For more information, contact Lori Quinn, Haakon Lane Kuchenbecker, will help ensure an exceptional hazard mitigation County emergency manager, at 544-3273. Layton Terkildsen, plan for Haakon County. Participants and the audi - Talon Haynes, Kash Slovek and Gage Ravellette. Not pic - tured: assistant in - structor Josie Rush.

The fifth annual kids’ golf clinic eighth grade. Leading the lessons all the rules of golf. at the Lake Waggoner Golf Course was Tristen Rush, with Madison On the last day, the class was began Tuesday, June 7. Following Hand and Josie Rush assisting. divided into groups based on sessions were Tuesdays and Lessons included everything from mainly their skill level, rather Thursdays through June 30. tee shots, to chipping, to putting than age. Members of each group This year’s class included boys the ball in the holes. This included had a friendly competitive game and girls in fourth grade through etiquette, scoring, penalties and and the entire class had a putting competition. Winners of each group were Karlie Coyle, Dymond Lurz, Wyatt Schriever and Talon Haynes tied and had a putt off as a tie breaker, where Schriever won. Layton Terkildsen won in his group. There was a tie for first be - tween Lukas Butler and Wakely Burns. The class had a final putt off for a girl’s and guy’s prize, where Coyle won the girl’s competition, and Kash Slovek won the boy’s competition. “We had a great turnout and great weather the day of the tour - nament,” said Rush. “A lot of par - ents came out and supported their child at the tournament. We could see major improvements in all the children since the start of the clinic. Overall it was another great year, and we are looking for - ward to next year’s clinic and hope they all return for another year.” July 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Youth 9 Run away to the Shrine circus Midland T-ball and C-Ball

Chuck Millar, St. Onge, brought Fezzy the Bear to the Courtesy Photo This acrobat had a hair-raising performance – swing - Shriners Circus. As it states on Fezzy’s paw, what the The Midland baseball C-ball and T-ball teams. Back Jones, Emry Nemec, Selena Fox, Caeley Martin, ing, twirling, juggling, all while hanging far above the Shriners do, including their circuses, is for the row from left: Stetson Jones, James Fosheim, Ridge Bodee Fox, coach Jenna Finn and Emma Finn. Front: ground from just her hair. Shriners Hospitals for Children, “Love to the rescue.” Furnival, Cole Finn, Savanna Fox, Josie Jones, Aja Koye Addison, James Nemec, Layne Martin, Blaise Fitzgerald, Karlee Block, Morgan Sammons and Furnival, Clancy Doud, Justin Neuharth, Hayden Fayth Martin. Middle row: coach Katie Sammons, Norman and Jaydon Martin. Not pictured: Kane and Sarah Fosheim, Jessie Fosheim, Jordyn Jones, Maysa Jace Hand and Zoey, Abi and Seth Switzer.

Seven tigers – four royal bengals and three white bengals – rolled, sat, danced, leaped and even jumped through a fire ring for the audience. The amazing Spiderman was one of the circus acrobats, performing his signature moves and poses while bounding up and around in the air. He also posed for photo - graphs with audience members.

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Trapeze acts abounded: balancing, The circus camel not only performed its act, but also gave rides. juggling, swinging, twirling, ropes and climbing while upside down – often three rings simultaneously. BBR economic invite Make plans to join the Badlands Bad River Economic Development group Wednesday, July 27, at the Wall The three rings of the circus Golf Course. They will hold both the BBR region meeting and the small business beginnings workshop on seemed balanced with animal, the same evening in the same location. Everyone is invited to participate in both events. Food and beverages clown, motorcycle, juggling and will be available to purchase. acrobat acts. An 11-year-old girl ac - The Stronger Economies Together III Badlands Bad River Economic Development Partnership meeting curately shot a bow and arrow, begins at 5:10 p.m., or as soon as you can get there. with her feet while upside down. The small business beginnings’ "Hands On" Facebook for Small Business Workshop begins at 6:30 p.m. It is anticipated the workshop should last 45 minutes. After that, the BBR will hold a networking social. For the small business beginnings “Facebook for Small Business” work - shop, bring some things with you so it can truly be “hands on.” Bring your electronic device. If you do not have a Facebook business page yet, it will work best to bring a laptop. If you are learning to use the Square to take payments, bring an iPad, other tablet or a smart phone. Bring photos saved on your elec - tronic device to be used as a Face - book cover photo and profile picture, as well as any you may want to use in your posts. If you want to learn to use the Square to take payments with a card, bring your Square as well. It is free at www.squareup.com. Once you get to that website, scroll down to click on Give Colt “start free” and it will walk you a call today!! through an account set up to get your Square sent to you. BBR members will help you set up 2012 Grand Caravan Crew, DVD your Facebook business page right from the start, so do not worry if you do not have one. If you already have Philip Motor, Inc. a Facebook business page, the BBR Philip, SD members hope you will help others as they set theirs up and then learn 859-2585 • (800) 859-5557 to post. For more information, call Peggy Schlechter, community development field specialist with South Dakota State University Extension, at 605- Check out our entire selection at 394-1722 or Peggy.Schlechter@sd - state.edu. www.philipmotor.com Deadline: Fridays at Noon [email protected] Pioneer Review • July 14, 2016 10 Public Notices (605) 859-2516 (Second Notice) ried. EM Quinn also informed the com - 06/20/16 Cenex ...... $1.83; DSL #2 McLeod’s Printing & Supply, R. Site Roll Off Disposal missioners of two new requirements for 06/28/16 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.87; DSL #2 Supplies ...... 235.08 Motion was made by Arthur, seconded by 06/16 ...... 520.00 WEST RIVER WATER qualifying for this agreement, one is that 06/28/16 Cenex ...... $1.86; DSL #2 SDACO , Travel ...... 175.00 Gartner to approve the agenda as pre - West Central Electric Co-op, Electric DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT the County has a Conflict of Interest Pol - 06/29/16 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.81; DSL #2 726.26 sented. Motion carried. 05/01-05/31/16 ...... 3,145.98 icy in place, which we do, and the second 06/29/16 Cenex ...... $1.86; DSL #2 VETERANS SERVICE WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, 5,419,000 was that the County file a 990 Form, if re - Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 45.44 Motion was made by Miller, seconded by gals. 06/16 ...... 6,773.75 NOTICE OF PUBLIC quired. Auditor Smith informed the Com - As a government entity, the county is tax 45.44 Arthur to approve the minutes of the last Contract Min. 06/16 ...... 2,500.00 HEARING TO ADOPT missioners that according to the exempt, so the prices shown do not in - SHERIFF meeting(s) as published in The Pioneer Airport Water 06/16 ...... 42.50 Department of Legislative Audit, counties clude any state or federal taxes that pri - AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 93.38 Review. Motion carried. South Shop Water 06/16 ...... 22.50 FY 2016 BUDGET are not required to file this form. EM vate businesses or private citizens must Black Hills Windshield Repair Repairs & ______Quinn will be going to ICS 300 and 400 pay. Maint ...... 60.00 Motion was then made by Arthur, sec - Total Expenditures – A public hearing will be held at the Murdo classes next week. Capital One Bank, Supplies ...... 16.25 onded by Matt to approve the payment of 07/05/16 ...... $75,924.08 Project Office, 307 Main St., Murdo, SD, The Gross Courthouse Salary and Capital One Bank, Fuel ...... 141.07 the bills from the appropriated funds as on July 21, 2016, at 10:30 AM (CDT) to The county’s local emergency plan will Payroll Warrants for the month of Capital One Bank, Travel ...... 11.54 listed below. Motion carried. Motion was made by Matt, seconded by consider the proposed Water Develop - need to be updated. It has not been re - June 2016 are: Coyle's Service, Supplies ...... 5.25 Arthur to approve a correction to the ment District budget for Fiscal Year (FY) viewed since 2010. Plans are being made Commissioners Wages ...... 2,991.75 Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 269.45 Gross Salaries – June 30, 2016: Adm. - Dakotacare payable on June 1, 2016, 2017, beginning January 1, 2017. to hold a meeting but no date is set as Auditor’s Office Wages ...... 5,264.07 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities .....144.08 $3,163.33; Mayor & Council - $4,255.00; from $8,766.43 to $10,455.02. This re - yet. The next hazard mitigation meeting Treasurer’s Office Wages ...... 5,196.16 The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel ...... 103.16 Police - $5,638.89; Pool - $10,684.05; flects Kit Graham’s insurance premium The purpose of holding this hearing is to will be July 20 at 6:00 p.m. at the ambu - State’s Attorney Wages ...... 4,009.41 844.18 Sewer - $5,756.39; Water - $6,000.73 for the month of the June that was with - provide the public an opportunity to con - lance building in Philip. EM Quinn will be Director of Equal. Wages ...... 3,817.87 JAIL drawn, but credited by Dakotacare on the tribute to and comment on the Water De - sending out a reminder. Register of Deeds Wages ...... 4,271.21 Meade Co Auditor, Expenses ...... 195.00 Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental July 1, 2016, payable. Motion carried. velopment District proposed operating Custodian Wage ...... 2,196.48 195.00 Ins. 07/16 ...... 417.67 budget for Fiscal Year 2017. EM Quinn introduced her regional coordi - Veteran Service Wage ...... 643.75 SUPPORT OF POOR Companion Life Ins. , Employee Vision Old Business: nator for Region Five, Kendall Aldinger Sheriff Dept. Wages ...... 6,457.82 Dakota Country Pharmacy, Ins. 06/16 ...... 30.52 PWD Reckling updated the Council on Persons interested in presenting data, from Rapid City. She had invited him to Weed Control Wage ...... 721.92 Prof Services ...... 105.68 EFTPS , S.S., Medicare, Withholding the previous concerns reported at 100 N. opinions, and arguments for and against attend the meeting to help her with expla - Highway Dept. Wages ...... 31,854.86 105.68 06/16 ...... 7,640.40 Center Ave. This includes televising of the the proposed budget may appear, either nations for Homeland Security grants that WIC/CHN Wage ...... 1,261.52 MENTALLY ILL NE Child Support Pay Ctr ...... , storm sewer along Pine St. from the inter - in person or by representative, at the are available to counties and what quali - Librarians Wages ...... 2,354.50 Audra Malcomb Consulting Inc, Garnishment 06/16 ...... 800.00 section of Center Ave. east to the alley; hearing and be heard and given an op - fies for these grants. Register of Deeds Extension Service Wage ...... 1,040.76 Prof Services ...... 51.82 SDRS, Employee Retirement and, City personnel testing the water in portunity for a full and complete discus - Traci Radway, Deputy ROD Michelle But - Emergency Mgmt. Wage ...... 1,167.48 Moreno, Lee & Bachand, P.C., 06/16 ...... 3,096.91 the property’s sump pit. sion of all items in the budget. ler, Extension Secretary Sheryl Hansen BCBS Transfer Fee ...... 10.00 Prof Services ...... 43.24 and Treasurer Harla Schofield joined the BCBS Health ...... 16,163.80 Rapid City Emergency Services, Add’l Bills – June 2016: PWD Reckling noted that A-1 Sewer & [Published July 14, 2016, at the total ap - meeting. ROD Radway and Secretary Dearborn National Life ...... 117.60 Prof Services ...... 143.68 Dakotacare Flex, Ded. Buydown Drain, Inc. was scheduled to be in Philip proximate cost of $12.18] Hansen both expressed concerns over Special Insurance Services ...... 1,618.64 Rapid City Regional Hosp Inc, 06/16 ...... 395.74 last week. Unfortunately, they were de - emergency situations that have occurred AFLAC ...... 559.18 Prof Services ...... 1,613.09 layed and are expected to be here this in other counties, and how a similar inci - Colonial Life ...... 73.47 1,851.83 Customer Deposit Refunds Per Ord. week. City personnel are also planning to dent would be handled if happening here. SDRS ...... 7,054.41 LIBRARY #5-002.1(b): test the water in the sump pit in the near Proceedings of They had learned of the Homeland Secu - Delta Dental ...... 799.60 Missy Koester, Travel ...... 238.56 Bainbridge, Bill ...... 100.00 future. Haakon County rity Grants at the County Spring Work - Vision Service Plan ...... 155.65 Haakon County Public Library, Berry, Susan ...... 100.00 shop in May, and hoped that Haakon Office of Child Support ...... 0.00 Supplies ...... 410.24 Bilbrey, Glenda ...... 100.00 New Business: Commissioners County could benefit from one. Wage Assignment ...... 756.10 Haakon County Public Library, Boyd, Randy ...... 100.00 Coordinator First National Bank ...... 15,471.41 Training ...... 207.75 Brunskill, Neal/Annie ...... 100.00 Airport Improv. Projects: REGULAR MEETING Aldinger explained that the first step in Overdrive, Annual Dues & Membership Dakota Country Pharmacy ...... 100.00 Council reviewed correspondence from JULY 5, 2016 preparing for application for these grants The Vendor Warrants for June 2016 Fees ...... 1,500.00 Drury, Kenneth ...... 100.00 Ryan Bale with the Federal Aviation Ad - is to have an assessment of the building paid in July 2016 were presented for ap - 2,356.55 Gartner, Katrina ...... 100.00 ministration (FAA) regarding the fiscal The regular monthly meeting of the and an emergency plan formulated. From proval: EXTENSION SERVICE Gebes, Ralph ...... 100.00 year 2017 grant application. It was noted Haakon County Board of Commissioners this it is then determined what emergency Coyle's Super Valu, Supplies ...... 7.98 Hand, Byron/Tracey ...... 100.00 that the securing the easements for the was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chair - equipment may be needed to implement COMMISSIONERS Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 62.91 Hovland, Glen ...... 100.00 runway protection zone (RPZ) areas are man Gary Snook. A quorum was estab - the plan. The grant application would then Central Enhancement, Annual Dues & Sheryl Hansen, Travel ...... 9.24 Koedam, Sam ...... 100.00 a stipulation for submitting an application lished with the presence of members lay out the plan and the equipment that Membership Fees ...... 5,716.88 Kaycee Jones, Publishing ...... 158.75 Kovach, Denise ...... 100.00 by the mid-July deadline. Unfortunately, Steve Clements, Tom Radway and Nick would be purchased if the grant were ap - Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 511.05 Kaycee Jones, Supplies ...... 11.72 Leonard, Elizabeth/Eric ...... 100.00 these will not be finalized within said time - Konst. Vice Chairman Ed Briggs joined proved. Coordinator Aldinger informed 6,227.93 Kaycee Jones, Travel ...... 35.75 McIlravy, Tanya ...... 100.00 frame nor does the City have another air - the meeting later. the Commissioners and others that Re - ELECTION SDSU Extension, Travel ...... 230.66 Morrison Plaza Apt...... 100.00 port project to consider at this time. Others in atten - gion Five includes fourteen counties and Kay Ainslie, Salaries ...... 172.50 517.01 Neville, Jennifer ...... 100.00 dance were Auditor Carla Smith, Pioneer four tribes, which share any money allo - Bad River Senior Citizen's Center, WEED CONTROL Pinney, Terry/Karen ...... 100.00 It was also reported that the City will have Review Representative Nancy Haigh, cated for these grants. Since the deadline Misc Exp ...... 35.00 Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 37.79 Retail Management Systems ...... 100.00 FAA entitlement funds expiring this year. Custodian Nancy Neville, States Attorney for grant applications for this year is July Scotti Block, Salaries ...... 155.00 37.79 Sandstrom, Jim/Connie ...... 100.00 These are estimated at $111,424 and Brittany Kjerstad-McKnight, Deputy 31, he advised that it would be better to Scotti Block, Travel ...... 16.80 ROAD & BRIDGE Uhrig, David ...... 100.00 may be transferred to another airport in States Attorney Ryan McKnight, Emer - plan to submit an application for 2017. He Pauline Bruce, Salaries ...... 130.00 A & H Truck Salvage, Supplies ...480.00 South Dakota if the City is not able to uti - gency Manager Lori Quinn and her re - is willing to help Haakon County with Deep Creek Church, Misc Exp ...... 35.00 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 46.43 This Month's Bills: lize them. Notification from the SD Dept. gional coordinator, Kendall Aldinger, each step of the process. After discus - Etta Erdmann, Salaries ...... 150.00 Butler Machinery Co Inc, Advanced Graphix Inc. , PD Decals of Transportation (DOT), Aeronautics Di - Register of Deeds Traci Radway, Treas - sion, the commissioners decided to re - Election Systems & Supplies ...1,279.97 Repairs & Maint ...... 58.23 06/16 ...... 28.50 vision, is anticipated regarding the expir - urer Harla Schofield, Extension Service quest an assessment of the Courthouse Gloria French, Salaries ...... 155.00 Butler Machinery Co Inc, Blacks Hills Chemical, Supplies ing funds. Secretary Sheryl Hansen, Deputy Regis - be done by Mr. Aldinger, and a decision Arlyce Griesel, Salaries ...... 162.50 Supplies ...... 67.35 06/16 ...... 41.96 ter of Deeds Michelle Butler, Highway Ad - on whether or not to apply for any Grant Arlyce Griesel, Travel ...... 23.52 Cenex Harvest States, Fuel ...... 6,211.66 Boyd, Brandon, Mileage Reimb. By general consensus of the Council, the ministrative Officer Val Williams, Highway money will be made from there. There is Patricia Hanrahan, Salaries ...... 152.50 D & T Auto Parts, Repairs 06/16 ...... 92.88 City will decline submitting a grant appli - Superintendent Dwight Slovek, George no cost for having this assessment done. Patricia Hanrahan, Travel ...... 30.24 & Maint ...... 47.13 Butler, David, Shoe Allowance cation to the FAA this year as there are and Sandra Gittings and Steve Daly. Fay Hauk, Salaries ...... 22.50 D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 180.23 Reimb 06/16 ...... 100.00 no projects to consider at this time. In ad - There Gene Hudson, Salaries ...... 175.00 Eddie’s Truck Sales Inc, Century Business Products, Network dition, the Council will consider transfer - were no amendments to the agenda. It At 2:34 p.m., Commissioner Konst mo - Gene Hudson, Travel ...... 100.80 Repairs & Maint ...... 137.18 Service Contract 2016/2017 ...131.40 ring the expiring entitlement funds to was approved with a motion from Com - tioned to go into executive session per Joy Jones, Salaries ...... 165.00 Ernie’s Bldg. Center, Supplies ...... 58.97 CNH Capital, Supplies 06/16 ...... 15.96 another airport following notification from missioner Radway, second from Commis - SDCL 1-25-2 with State’s Attorney Brit - Joy Jones, Travel ...... 50.90 Fitzgerald Oil Co, Supplies ...... 3,619.05 Coyle’s Super Valu, Supplies/Resale 05- the SD DOT. sioner Konst, motion carried. Minutes tany Kjerstad-McKnight and Deputy Audrey Jones, Salaries ...... 155.00 Godfrey Brake Service, 06/16 ...... 1,832.49 were approved with one correction, the State’s Attorney Ryan McKnight on per - Audrey Jones, Travel ...... 21.84 Repairs & Maint ...... 6,367.64 D&T Auto Parts, Supplies 05/16 ...60.60 City Attorney McKnight then reported that last name of the Weed and Pest Supervi - sonnel matters. Commissioner Clements Hallie Konst, Salaries ...... 25.00 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities .....258.92 Dakotacare Health Ins., Employee he has completed a review of the current sor had been omitted. Commissioner seconded, motion carried. Executive Ses - Midland Fire Hall, Misc Exp ...... 35.00 Great Western Tire Inc, Health Premium 07/16 ...... 7,878.32 easements the City has in place for the Clements motioned to approve with the sion ended at 3:05 p.m. with a motion Milesville Hall, Misc Exp ...... 35.00 Supplies ...... 5,917.99 Delta Dental Ins., Employee Dental runway protection zone (RPZ) areas. correction, Commissioner Radway sec - from Commissioner Clements, seconded Audrey Neiffer, Salaries ...... 150.00 Philip Hardware, Repairs & Maint ...8.49 Premium 07/16 ...... 736.20 Correspondence has been submitted to onded, motion carried. by Commissioner Briggs, motion carried. Peggy Parsons, Salaries ...... 167.50 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 17.58 1st Nat’l Agency, Tractor Ins. Ryan Bale with the FAA regarding his re - No action taken. Peggy Parsons, Travel ...... 63.00 Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities ...... 81.74 04/16-01/17 ...... 501.00 view and opinion of said easements. To E Joann Pearson, Salaries ...... 155.00 Kimball Midwest, Supplies ...... 210.60 1st Nat’l Bank – Philip, Utility Billing date, no response has been received. The Auditor/Treasurer Report for May Auditor Smith requested a motion to E Joann Pearson, Travel ...... 1.68 Les' Body Shop, Repairs Postage 06/16 ...... 125.86 2016 for work done in June 2016 was re - transfer the first half of the opt out monies Pioneer Review, Publishing ...... 557.38 & Maint ...... 929.88 1st Nat’l Bank – S.F., SRF Loan #02 Shared Use Path Project: viewed as follows: from the General Fund into the Highway Lola Roseth, Salaries ...... 130.00 Peitz Service, Supplies ...... 341.00 Pay #212 07/16 ...... 2,163.90 Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Fund. Commissioner Konst made the mo - Gayle Rush, Salaries ...... 162.50 Philip Motor, Inc, Repairs SRF Loan #03 Pay #115 Larson to approve Amendment #1 to the Cash Mgmt. Account ...... 3,159,089.28 tion, Commissioner Briggs seconded, Margaret Rush, Salaries ...... 180.00 & Maint ...... 1,722.69 07/16 ...... 2,223.41 engineering agreement #41056 with KLJ, Certificate Of Deposit ...... 235,000.00 motion carried. Emily Sammons, Salaries ...... 155.00 Pioneer Review, Supplies ...... 41.00 SRF Loan #04 Pay #8 Work Order #LGA-40-13, and authorize Certificate Of Deposit- Emily Sammons, Travel ...... 19.32 SDACO , Travel ...... 30.00 07/16 ...... 11,326.05 the Mayor’s signature thereon. This re - Library ...... 63,286.32 Review of County Job Descriptions was Julie Seager, Salaries ...... 155.00 Town of Midland, Utilities ...... 44.00 SRF Loan #05 Pay #8 flects the additional design engineering Checks/Cash On Hand ...... 19,872.11 tabled until a later date. A renewal appli - Marie Slovek, Salaries ...... 162.50 West River International, Repairs & 07/16 ...... 7,905.24 fees and the project extension deadline of Bank Balance ...... 1,920.90 cation for a petroleum contaminated soil Marie Slovek, Travel ...... 19.32 Maint ...... 65.36 Fitzgerald Oil Co., Fuel/LP Jan. 15, 2018. Motion carried with all Total ...... 3,479,168.61 land application facility from the SD De - Donna Staben, Salaries ...... 152.50 West River Water Develop Dist, 05-06/16 ...... 1,574.59 members voting aye. partment of Environment and Natural Re - Donna Staben, Travel ...... 30.24 Supplies ...... 67.50 Golden West Companies, Telephone 05- Weed and Pest Supervisor Virgil Smith sources (DENR) on behalf of Jerry Elaine Thennis, Salaries ...... 150.00 27,010.62 06/16 ...... 662.56 Lake Waggoner Vault Toilet: had submitted information to the Com - Roseth was reviewed. The sheriff was not Elaine Thennis, Travel ...... 0.42 9-1-1 Haakon Co. Treasurer, Office Rent Motion was made by Matt, seconded by missioners on the progress of the project available so no report was given. Barbara Wentz, Salaries ...... 147.50 Golden West Tele Co, 911 ...... 484.69 07/16 ...... 500.00 Miller to authorize purchasing the vault to have Canadian thistle control done on 5,842.93 484.69 Haakon School District #27-1 2016, toilet off of the State of South Dakota’s property owned by Scott DeMott. Mr. De - Auditor Smith informed the commission - AUDITOR EMERGENCY & DISASTER Open Gym Approp...... 750.00 bid. Motion carried with all members vot - Mott had notified Supervisor Smith that ers that she has begun work on the Century Business Leasing, Inc., Maint - Lori Quinn, Travel ...... 54.60 Harvey, Renee, Refund Swim Lessons ing aye. he had hired a helicopter to spray thistle. budget for 2017. A budget meeting was Copier ...... 180.36 Lori Quinn, Utilities ...... 100.00 07/16 ...... 30.00 The helicopter pilot had contacted Super - set for July 19 at 1:00 p.m. Connecting Point, Prof Fees/Computer 154.60 Hills Material Co., 44.35 T Hot Mix 06/16 Building/Flood Plain Development visor Smith that he was in the area and Support ...... 4,404.00 COURTHOUSE 4,701.10 Permits: the plan is to meet on Wednesday, July 6, Highway Administrative Officer Val Coyle's Service, Travel ...... 12.00 Ken's Repair Service, Hometown Computer Service, IP Error Council reviewed the following building to go over the areas to be sprayed. Williams and Highway Superintendent Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 183.93 Building Fund ...... 209.18 Correction 06/16 ...... 60.00 permits: Haakon School District – barium Dwight Slovek gave their report. The Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 2.99 209.18 Jones Saddlery Bottle & Vet, treatment pond, building & culvert; Custodian Nancy Neville met with the County crew is hauling gravel now. The HCS , Prof Fees/Computer REGISTER OF DEEDS PD Patches 06/16 ...... 9.00 Kennedy Implement – wash bay addition; commissioners with information from Eric plan is to finish in the Ottumwa area, Support ...... 60.00 Michelle Butler, M&P Services Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Attorney Dr. Coen Klopper – egress window, per - Hanson of Ken’s Refrigeration on the move to Milesville area roads, and then HCS , Supplies ...... 35.90 & Fees ...... 472.49 Retainer/Fees 06/16 ...... 775.00 gola & fence; MG Oil Co. – water & sewer condition of the air conditioning unit used to Nowlin. One of the trucks is in Rapid Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 155.74 472.49 Konst Machine & Welding , Pool Repairs line replacement to curb; Jace Schofield by the courthouse. He has been advising City at this time for repairs. Ramkota Hotel-Pierre, Travel ...... 96.99 LAW LIBRARY 05/16 ...... 131.25 – fence, remove concrete & move shed; that the unit needs to be replaced as he Harla Schofield, Travel ...... 22.95 Thomson Reuters-West Law Library, Les’ Body Shop, PD Decal Install and, Doug West – shed. can no longer find repair or replacement The hail damage and insurance on the SDACO , Travel ...... 175.00 Amt Held ...... 388.00 06/16 ...... 106.32 parts due to the age of the unit. He would county vehicle used by Superintendent 5,329.86 388.00 Lurz Plumbing, Pool Repairs Following, motion was made by Matt, like to see the commissioners make Slovek was discussed. EMC Insurance TREASURER 06/16 ...... 172.29 seconded by Arthur to approve the above arrangements to change it out this fall. He has sent a check for repairing the 2008 Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...2,539.00 Total Checks ...... 62,715.95 McLeod’s Printing & Office Supply, permits as presented. Motion carried. will be contacting Custodian Neville with Dodge Ram pickup for the amount of Coyle's Service, Travel ...... 12.00 Supplies 06/16 ...... 288.03 more information as to what will be $2,992.34, along with their estimate of re - Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 81.07 Commissioner Briggs motioned to ap - MG Oil Co., Fuel 05/16 ...... 430.92 Special Event Application: needed to make the change and on pair coverage. Superintendent Slovek Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 13.47 prove the warrants, including West Cen - Moses Building Center, Supplies Council reviewed an application submit - costs. He hopes to have the information had obtained another estimate, as re - Ramkota Hotel-Pierre, Travel ...... 193.98 tral Electric when received. 06/16 ...... 97.50 ted by Don Carley with The Steakhouse by the August meeting. quested by EMC, which indicated that the Harla Schofield, Travel ...... 40.95 Commissioner Radway seconded, mo - Neve’s Uniform & Equipment, PD and Lounge to host, “Carley’s 50 Years in repairs would be around $9,000, as the SDACO , Travel ...... 175.00 tion carried. Uniforms 06/16 ...... 206.76 Business.” This will be held on a Friday or Steve Daly presented a plat to the com - vehicle cannot be repaired the way the in - 3,055.47 O’Connell Construction Inc., Gravel Saturday in mid to the end of July. It will missioners for approval and signing. After surance company wishes to do it because STATE’S ATTORNEY The next regular meeting will be held on Stockpile 06/16 ...... 126.80 take place in their parking lot and abutting reviewing Plat Number 2016-11, a motion of the size and placement of the dents in Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Tuesday, August 2, 2016, at 1:00 p.m. in Office Depot, PD Chair 06/16 .....199.76 alley, from Pine St. to the east end of their for approval was made by Commissioner the body of the pickup. Superintendent Rent ...... 150.00 the Commissioners Room of the Court - Petersen’s Variety, Supplies property. Access will be maintained to the Konst, seconded by Commissioner Slovek is to call EMC Insurance and have Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, house. There will be a budget meeting on 06/16 ...... 9.88 properties on the south side of the alley. Clements, motion carried. them call the body shop to work this out. Supplies ...... 204.47 July 19th at 1:00 p.m. Meeting adjourned Petty Cash, Postage 06/16 ...... 43.76 Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, at 4:45 p.m. Philip Hardware, Supplies/Resale It was noted that they are waiting on the George and Sandra Gittings presented Auditor Smith informed the commission - Telephone ...... 75.00 06/16 ...... 375.55 band to determine the actual event date. four plats to be approved and signed. Plat ers that according to SDCL 31-11-1, the 429.47 Philip Youth Baseball Assoc.2016 In addition, Mr. Carley has yet to submit Number 2016-07 was approved with a county highway superintendent must be COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEY HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION Approp...... 1,029.00 written permission from the abutting prop - motion from Commissioner Clements, reappointed every two years. Superin - Olinger Law Firm, Court Appointed At - Gary Snook, Chairman Pioneer Review, Publishing/Supplies erty owners that will be affected by the second by Commissioner Radway, mo - tendent Slovek had been appointed as of torney ...... 451.85 06/16 ...... 692.79 alley closure. tion carried. Plat Number 2016-08 was July 1, 2014. A motion to reappoint Super - 451.85 ATTEST: Match Bronc Ride Adv. approved by a motion from Commis - intendent Slovek for another two year COURTHOUSE Carla N. Smith, Auditor 06/16 ...... 1,050.00 Mayor Vetter questioned Chief Butler, in - sioner Konst, second by Commissioner term was made by Commissioner Konst, Baye & Sons Service, Quill Corp., Supplies 06/16 ...... 191.44 quiring if he had any concerns. Radway, motion carried. Plat Number seconded by Commissioner Clements, Repairs & Maint ...... 450.51 [Published July 14, 2016, at the total ap - Sanford Laboratories, Testing 2016-09 was approved with a motion motion carried. Cenex Harvest States, Supplies ...14.42 proximate cost of $217.19] 05/16 ...... 41.00 Chief Butler recommended that Mr. Car - from Commissioner Radway, second by City of Philip, Utilities ...... 171.20 SD DENR, Drinking Water Fees FY2017 ley provide the name of the security com - Commissioner Clements, motion carried. Three easements from Golden West Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 193.89 600.00 pany that will be working the event as well Plat Number 2016-10 was approved by a Telecommunications requesting approval Kieffer Sanitation, Utilities ...... 81.74 SD Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax as having the band end at 1:00 a.m. to motion from Commissioner Konst, sec - to lay cable in the county right of way and Kone Inc, Prof. Fees ...... 261.68 Proceedings of the Payable 06/16 ...... 1,198.84 ensure that the area will be cleared by ond from Commissioner Radway, motion bore under county roads were presented Lurz Plumbing, Repairs Excise Tax Payable 06/16 ...... 31.95 2:00 a.m. per City Ordinance. carried. All five plats were then signed by for Chairman Snook to sign. & Maint ...... 190.07 City of Philip Water/Pool Testing 06/16 ...... 30.00 Chairman Snook. Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 42.06 SD Federal Property Agency, Fire Dept. Following, motion was made by Matt, Review of the county Five Year Road Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 22.76 REGULAR MEETING Supplies 06/16 ...... 60.00 seconded by Gartner to approve the spe - Emergency Manager Lori Quinn gave her Plan will be done later this year. Servall Uniform, Supplies ...... 230.85 JULY 5, 2016 Smith, Brittany, Mileage Reimb cial event as presented contingent upon report to the commissioners. She had 1,659.18 06/16 ...... 141.48 Mr. Carley providing the name of the se - A regular meeting of the Philip City Coun - completed her quarterly report for the Superintendent Slovek informed the com - DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION The Lifeguard Store, Inc., Supplies curity as well as written permission from cil was held on Tuesday, July 5, 2016, at State Emergency Management office and missioners that the Lease Program for Suzan Berry, Travel ...... 11.00 06/16 ...... 76.50 the abutting property owners. Motion car - 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room of the presented it for the signature of Chairman counties to lease tractors from implement Connecting Point, Prof. Fees ...3,449.00 Twilight First Aid & Safety, Supplies ried. Haakon Co. Courthouse. Present were Snook. The State and Local Agreement dealers may not be available next year, Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 78.60 06/16 ...... 39.98 Mayor Michael Vetter, Council Members (SLA), which provides grant money from however, there may be another program Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 114.72 USDA, RD Loan Pay #139 The City has been awarded the re - Marion Matt, Trisha Larson, Brit Miller, the US Department of Homeland Security the county could use. He is looking into Philip Hardware, Repairs & Maint ...7.99 07/16 ...... 3,069.00 quested amount of $3,000 from the SD Marty Gartner and Greg Arthur. Also pres - through the South Dakota Office of Emer - options available. Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 17.99 US Postal Service, PO Box Fees Dept. of Health to purchase mosquito ent were Finance Officer Monna Van Lint, gency Management, had been sent to Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 29.64 2016/2017 ...... 138.00 control chemical. Deputy Finance Officer Brittany Smith, EM Quinn for approval and signing by the The following fuel bids for June 2016 Toni Rhodes, Travel ...... 11.00 Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone Public Works Director Matt Reckling, Commissioners. This year Haakon were submitted: SDAAO , Prof. Fees ...... 600.00 05-06/16 ...... 95.89 Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Chief of Police David Butler, Police Officer County has been awarded $8,934.98 to FUEL BIDS: 4,319.94 VISA-UMB Bank , Travel Exp/Supplies Arthur to approve the grant agreement Eric Van Der Linden, City Attorney Ryan go toward the expenses of the County Courthouse: (None) REGISTER OF DEEDS 05-06/16 ...... 388.24 with the SD Dept. of Health and authorize McKnight with Kjerstad McKnight Law; Emergency Management Department. Highway Department: Michelle Butler, Travel ...... 71.40 Walker Automotive , 2003 Chevy Repairs the Mayor’s signature thereon. Motion and, Del Bartels with the Pioneer Review. Signing the SLA was approved with a mo - 06/08/16 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.78; DSL #2 Century Business Leasing, Inc., 06/16 ...... 620.00 tion from Commissioner Briggs, second 06/08/16 Cenex ...... $1.73; DSL #2 Supplies ...... 131.02 Walker Refuse, 372 Residential Absent: Council Member Jennifer Henrie. by Commissioner Clements, motion car - 06/20/16 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.83; DSL #2 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 113.76 Collections 06/16 ...... 4,910.40 continued on 12 July 14, 2016 • Pioneer Review Classifieds (605) 859-2516 11 AUTOS , E TC . 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as other municipalities as a resource for port prior to following up with SD DENR. tion should be taken unless the dog is from the Council prior to the finalizing the the City to purchase a Sewer Jet Vac ma - found to be in violation by the Police De - draft for the first reading. 3) Section 4-103.e regulates the sale and chine. This will allow the City to move for - PWD Reckling then inquired about cover - partment. consumption of liquor on Memorial Day City Council ward without having to write the bid ing the existing burial pit? It was noted It was stressed that over the years the which is only allowable through ordi - continued from 10 specifications – just like purchasing off that SD DENR is now requiring a two foot Council Member Arthur noted that he had liquor laws have changed which is result nance. Accordingly, it is proposed to allow carried. the State or another municipalities bid. (2’) coverage over the debris. also received a complaint and in turn, has of the proposed ordinance revision. In ad - this for both on and off sale liquor license visited the neighborhood on numerous dition, the ordinance revision references holders. The City has been awarded the re - Motion was then made by Gartner, sec - No action was taken. occasions in the early morning hours. title 35 of the SD Codified Laws (SDCL) quested amount of $3,000 from the SD onded by Matt to authorize an agreement During this time, he did not hear any bark - for consistency, now and in the future. 4) Section 4-103.f regulates outside drink - Dept. of Health to purchase mosquito and membership with the National Joint Mayor Vetter went on to address the re - ing. He did mention the possibility of ask - ing areas. In the past, it has been City control chemical. Powers Alliance (NJPA). Motion carried. cent barking dog complaints received by ing the dog’s owner to move its kennel to Mayor Vetter then proceeded to review policy that all outdoor drinking areas must Joyce Hart. She has reported complaints the opposite side of the property. the following items needing input. The be contained in a designated area. It is Motion was made by Miller, seconded by Council reviewed the Rubble Site inspec - to the Police Department, City Attorney as Council’s proposal is also noted herein. proposed to regulate this through ordi - Arthur to approve the grant agreement tion report completed by the SD Dept. of well as the Mayor and a number of Coun - Council Member Larson also noted that nance in which said area must be formally with the SD Dept. of Health and authorize Environment and Natural Resources cil Members. she walks this area on a regular basis. 1) Section 4-102.4 regulates the number approved by the City Council. the Mayor’s signature thereon. Motion (DENR) on May 11, 2016. The City is cur - She has heard it bark on a couple occa - of alcoholic beverage licenses allowed to carried with all members voting aye. rently operating the site in a conditionally Mayor Vetter noted that according to Ms. sions, but it was not a constant barking. be issued. It is proposed to change the 5) Section 4-104.e regulates the con - acceptable compliance manner. For in - Hart, she is questioning why the City is In her opinion, some other activity in the ordinance to follow SDCL title 35 – only sumption of alcoholic beverages. It is pro - Motion was made by Arthur, seconded by stance, unauthorized wastes need to be not enforcing City Ordinance #15-508 area alerted the dog to warrant the bark - restricting the number of liquor licenses posed to allow off-sale liquor licenses to Matt to approve the Joint Cooperative properly removed from the burial pit as which relates to animals disturbing the ing. within the City. provide samples in accordance with Agreement and Dues with the Central SD well as the waste and compost pile. They peace. He did note that the dog’s owner SDCL. Enhancement District (CSDED) for fiscal have also recommended that the City in - has been issued one citation when the By general consensus of the Council, no 2) Section 4-103.d regulates Sunday on year 2017. Motion carried. crease their efforts on ensuring unautho - dog was found to be in violation. The action was taken on the complaint and and off sale liquor licenses which are only With nothing further, the proposed ordi - rized wastes are not brought into the site. complaints following that instance have Chief Butler was directed to continue with allowable through ordinance. Currently nance revision will be updated with the Council reviewed an agreement and In addition, the existing burial pit should not found the dog to be barking – disturb - his best efforts. If need be, the dog owner only Sunday on-sale has been allowed, recommendations above and presented membership with the National Joint Pow - be capped and a new burial pit should be ing the peace. will be contacted about relocating his dog but not regulated through ordinance. It is for the first reading at the August meeting. ers Alliance (NJPA). It was noted that they excavated to contain the wastes. kennel. proposed to add both Sunday on and off- (A copy of is on file in the Finance Office.) are a procurement agency that bids all City Attorney McKnight elaborated on the sale liquor licenses as an option to the types of equipment and supplies while al - PWD Reckling noted that he is working discussion, noting that he has reviewed Mayor Vetter went on to review the pro - current on and off-sale liquor license hold - Council reviewed the following L/P lowing governmental agency to purchase with Glenn O’Connell, O’Connell Con - the complaints with Chief Butler. Accord - posed revision to City Ordinance Chapter ers. The previously established annual Propane bids received during the month off said bids. struction, to compact the existing burial pit ingly, Chief Butler has visited with others #4, Alcoholic Beverages, as developed by fee of $200 for Sunday on-sale licenses of April: as well as the pile of demolition debris. in the neighborhood and no concerns DFO Smith and Attorney McKnight. It was is also recommended to apply to all Sun - PWD Reckling explained that the NJPA The City personnel will also be removing were noted. In his opinion, this is only one stressed that this is only a review at this day liquor licenses (on-sale; on/off sale; June 16, June 23 was recommended by a supplier as well the unauthorized wastes noted in the re - individual complaining and no further ac - time as some items are in need of input and off-sale). 2016 2016 Fitzgerald Oil Company $0.78/gal. $0.79/gal. Midwest Watch for details: Carley’s 50 years in business celebration!! Cooperatives $0.89/gal. $0.84/gal. Departmental Reports: ar FREE The quarterly Administrative report was lad B reviewed. Sa Juke B ilable ox Ava Friday Council reviewed the City's year-to-date nch! Nights at Lu revenues; expenditures; sales tax receiv - The Steakhouse & LounRegserveations: 859-2774 ables; and, investment report which in - Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip cludes the City's Certificates of Deposit. Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! Package Mayor Vetter mentioned that the sales tax Liquor & revenues are down slightly from last year, Wed., but still strong. Tues., Friday, Casino July 13 Thurs., Sat., Mon., July 12 July 15 July 18 The 2016 budget meetings have been Indian Taco July 14 July 16 scheduled for the week of July 25, 2016. Ribeye Spe - Chicken or Taco Walleye Filet Special Cheeseburger cial Fried Steak Basket The quarterly Airport report was reviewed Salad which included the year-to-date airport fuel revenues.

The monthly Police Dept. report was re - viewed with Chief Butler.

Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Miller to upgrade the Police Dept. cell phone package to include smart phones. WEBSITE ADDRESS: The two phones are no cost to the City PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION and the monthly rate will increase approx - www.philiplivestock.com 859-2577 imately $74 per month. Motion carried. Email: [email protected] Philip, SD PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA Chief Butler also advised the Council that TUES., JULY 12, 2016 JOE WISHARD - LANTRY KELLY RIGGINS - PHILIP the department’s current computers are 4...... BLK COWS 1125#...... $86.00 3...... BLK COWS 1365#...... $78.00 both eight years old and in need of up - A good run of weighups on a steady PAT VOLLMER - MIDLAND MIKE NOTEBOOM - PHILIP grading. He has contacted Ron Larson with Hometown Computer Service for a 1...... BLK COW 1260#...... $86.00 1...... BLK COW 1210#...... $78.00 market. quote to replace one of the computers at OE MIOTTE NTERIOR ED ULL J A - I 1...... R B 1680#...... $96.00 this time with hopes of replacing the other 1...... BLK COW 1275#...... $83.00 BUSTER PETERSON - KADOKA one next year. He will present the quote WEIGH-UPS: 1...... HERF COW 1410#...... $78.00 1...... HERF COW 1515#...... $77.00 ILLIAM COTT HILLIPS EW NDERWOOD once it is available. W S P - N U RAMSEY & RAMSEY - PHILIP RUDY ROTH - PHILIP 1...... BLK COW 1450#...... $82.00 8...... BLK COWS 1211#...... $83.00 1...... BWF COW 1350#...... $77.50 Chief Butler then inquired with the Coun - ANDERS IVESTOCK OT PRINGS L L - H S 21 ...... BLK COWS 1288#...... $80.00 JIM STRATMAN - BOX ELDER cil on how they would prefer the Police LK ULL 1...... B B 2545#..... $103.00 5...... BLK COWETTES 1137#...... $93.00 1...... BLK COW 1420#...... $77.00 Dept. handle those vehicles parking LK OW 1...... B C 1425#...... $80.50 1...... BLK BULL 1390#...... $97.50 LEO VAN SAMBEEK - HERMOSA along the newly painted yellow curbs on AVID COTT UNY UFALLO AP D S C - B G ALAN & DARRELL BISHOP - HERMOSA 1...... BLK COWETTE 1175#...... $92.00 SD Hwy 73? LK OW 1...... B C 1390#...... $82.00 1...... RED COW 1145#...... $80.50 MICKEY SIMONS - WHITE OWL OGER ORTUNE UINN R F - Q 1...... BWF COW 1400#...... $79.50 2...... BLK BULLS 1148#..... $105.00 By general consensus of the Council, the LK OWS Police Dept. was directed to issue warn - 10 ...... B C 1461#...... $80.50 2...... BLK COWETTES 1105#...... $90.00 1...... BLK BULL 1965#..... $100.50 ENE HERYL ICHAEL HILIP ings to individuals that are first time viola - G & S M - P 1...... RED BULL 2180#...... $98.50 BURJES FITCH - PHILIP LK ULL tors. After receiving one warning, 1...... B B 2530#..... $102.00 ROSETH BROTHERS - MIDLAND 1...... BLK BULL 2230#...... $99.00 LK OWS individuals shall be issued a citation. 2...... B C 1125#...... $82.50 1...... BLK COW 1555#...... $79.50 JIM EISENBRAUN - CREIGHTON MORRIS JONES - MIDLAND 1...... BLK BULL 1290#..... $100.50 1...... BLK BULL 1985#...... $98.50 The monthly Street Dept. was reviewed. LK ULL 1...... B B 2000#..... $103.00 1...... BLK BULL 1205#...... $99.00 KEVIN KOCH - OWANKA OB ORTUNE ELVIDERE B F - B BART UHLIR - HERMOSA 2...... BLK BULLS 1810#...... $98.50 Council Member Miller inquired when the LK OWS 8...... B C 1398#...... $81.00 1...... RED COW 1685#...... $79.00 KJERSTAD CATTLE - QUINN City personnel will be painting the curbs YLE RYAN ELVIDERE L O'B - B ARLIE RADWAY - HOWES 3...... BLK BULLS 2118#...... $98.00 and parking lines along the 100 block of LK OWS 8...... B C 1368#...... $81.00 2...... BLK COWS 1535#...... $79.00 MARK BUCHHOLZ - PHILIP W. Oak St., by Philip Motor. ORMAN ELBRIDGE AITH N D - F JOSEPH TEAL SINGLETARY - KADOKA 2...... BLK BULLS 1860#...... $98.00 ED LK OWS 2...... R & B C 1330#...... $81.00 1...... BLK COW 1490#...... $79.00 KIRK ERICKSON - RAPID CITY PWD Reckling advised that they are plan - LOY LLEN LSON OX LDER ning to repair the street prior to painting F & A O - B E 1...... BLK COW 1130#...... $78.50 1...... HERF BULL 2490#...... $97.50 ED OWS the curbs and parking stripes. He also re - 2...... R C 1463#...... $81.00 JEAN LAUGHTON - INTERIOR LARRY DOLEZAL - BELVIDERE ED OWS ported that they will be repairing the pot 3...... R C 1583#...... $79.00 4...... BLK COWS 1418#...... $79.00 1...... HERF BULL 2185#...... $97.50 ED OWETTE holes along with the cul-de-sac on Sun - 1...... R C 1195#...... $93.00 KEN KEEGAN - MARTIN 2...... HERF BULLS 1900#...... $97.00 HOWARD & DELORES KNUPPE - NEW UNDERWOOD shine Dr. prior to the intersection of S. 1...... BWF COW 1710#...... $78.50 1...... HERF BULL 1900#...... $96.50 Howard Ave. and W. Oak St. LK OWS 2...... B C 1203#...... $82.00 1...... BLK COWETTE 1055#...... $97.00 1...... HERF BULL 1660#...... $96.00 LK FRTS 7...... B H 923#...... $110.00 LEONARD KJERSTAD - QUINN MICHALE KEEGAN - MARTIN The monthly Swimming Pool report was UPTILL ANCH UINN G R LLC - Q 5...... BLK COWS 1566# ...... $78.00 1...... BLK BULL 2140#...... $97.50 reviewed. ED OWETTES 12 ...... R C 1127#...... $92.00 1...... BLK BULL 2085#..... $100.00 BUD IRELAND - BOX ELDER LK OWS 3...... B C 1250#...... $80.50 1...... BLK BULL 2430#...... $99.00 1...... BLK BULL 2120#...... $97.50 The 40&8 Group was acknowledged for ARVIN OBGEN CENIC M J - S JOE LYTLE - RAPID CITY 1...... BLK BULL 1585#...... $93.50 their continued support for helping to LK ULL 1...... B B 1550#..... $100.50 1...... RED COW 1495#...... $78.00 PASS CREEK RANCH - KADOKA sponsor the “Free Swim Day” during SA EE ICKS ARTIN Scotty Philip Days. A L H - M MARK LANTIS - BOX ELDER 1...... RED BULL 2070#...... $96.50 ED WF OWETTES 2...... R & R C 1038#...... $93.00 1...... BLK COW 1485#...... $78.00 BRADY SCHOFIELD - MIDLAND ICHAEL ONES ADOKA The First National Bank was also recog - M J - K 1...... BLK COWETTE 1160#...... $90.00 1...... CHAR BULL 1980#...... $96.50 1...... RED COW 1130#...... $88.00 nized for sponsoring a “Free Swim Day” on July 4, 2016.

The pool’s last day for the 2016 season UPCOMING SALES: TUESDAY, SEPT. 20: SPECIAL YEARLING WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26: WEIGH-UP COW, TUESDAY, DEC. 6: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS is Saturday, August 13, 2016. SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE BULL & HFRT. SALE WEANED CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, JULY 19: REGULAR CATTLE The monthly Water Dept. report was re - TUESDAY, SEPT. 27: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS TUESDAY, NOV. 1: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS SALE. CALVES FOR THIS SALE, MUST BE viewed. The water loss for the month of SALE. SALE TIME: 10AM MT. CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE CALF & YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE WEANED, AT LEAST 6 WEEKS, & HAVE June 2016 was reported at 7.93%. TUESDAY, JULY 26: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY, OCT. 4: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS SALE PRECONDITIONING SHOTS YEARLING & FALL CALF SALE & REGULAR At 7:40 p.m., motion was made by Gart - CALF & YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2: WEIGH-UP COW, TUESDAY, DEC. 13: SPECIAL STOCK COW ner, seconded by Matt to enter into exec - CATTLE SALE & BBQ SALE BULL & HFRT. SALE & BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE utive session per SDCL 1-25-2(3) for TUESDAY, AUG. 2: REGULAR CATTLE SALE contractual matters. Motion carried. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5: WEIGH-UP COW, SATURDAY, NOV. 5: SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE & WELLER ANGUS ANNUAL BULL & TUESDAY, AUG. 9: SPECIAL YEARLING & BULL & HFRT. SALE AND BRED HEIFER SALE & WEIGH-UP COW, FEMALE SALE At 7:50 p.m., motion was made by Matt, EARLY SPRING CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, OCT. 11: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS BULL & HFRT. SALE TUESDAY, DEC. 20: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS seconded by Miller to come out of execu - SALE tive session with no action taken. Motion CALF SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 8: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE & TUESDAY, AUG. 16: REGULAR CATTLE SALE carried. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12: WEIGH-UP COW, CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE REGULAR CATTLE SALE & SLOVEK RANCH TUESDAY, AUG. 23: SPECIAL YEARLING & BULL & HFRT. SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 15: SPECIAL STOCK COW BULL & FEMALE SALE Public Comments: EARLY SPRING CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE None. TUESDAY, OCT. 18: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS & BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, DEC. 27: NO SALE SALE CALF & YEARLING SALE SALE TUESDAY, AUG. 30: NO SALE In Other Business: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19: WEIGH-UP COW, TUESDAY, NOV. 22: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS The SD Dept. of Transportation will be TUESDAY, SEPT. 6: SPECIAL YEARLING & hosting meetings on the 2017-2020 BULL & HFRT. SALE CALF & YEARLING SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SPRING CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE Statewide Transportation Improvement TUESDAY, OCT. 25: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS SALE PCOMING ORSE ALES Plan (STIP) on July 14th in Pierre & July TUESDAY, SEPT. 13: REGULAR CATTLE U H S : CALF SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 29: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS 19th in Rapid City. SALE TUESDAY, JULY 19: REGULAR HORSE CALF & BRED CATTLE SALE & REGULAR SALE FOLLOWING THE CATTLE SALE The next regular Council meeting will be CATTLE SALE held on Monday, August 1, at 7:00 p.m. in Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with the Community Room. Keep supporting R-CALF USA! Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). video sale as an additional service to our With no further business to come before R-CALF USA is our voice in government consignors, with questions about the video the Council, Mayor Vetter declared the to represent U.S. cattle producers in please call, Jerry Roseth at VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. Upcoming sales & meeting adjourned at 7:51 p.m. trade marketing issues. Join today 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at consignments can be viewed on the Internet at www.philiplivestock.com, or on the DTN: Click on ______& help make a difference! 605-515-0186 or Randy Curtis in the SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. ATTEST: TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: ______THOR ROSETH, Owner JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer DAN PIROUTEK, Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION /s/ Brittany Smith, (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 Deputy Finance Officer Cell (605) 515-0186 (605) 641-1042 BILLY MARKWED, Fieldman (605) 859 2577 [Published July 14, 2016, at the total ap - LYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer BAXTER ANDERS, Fieldman proximate cost of $249.74] Midland • (605) 567-3385 Reva • (605) 866-4670 Wasta • (605) 685-4862 www.philiplivestock.com