$ 00 Inclu1des Tax Vol. 113 | No 12 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, November 8, 2018 www. pioneer-review.com Latvia celebrates 100 The history of Wall Sale Barn “As I remember it” years of independence By: Tom Foley The late Dr. Does anyone remember the George Mangulis Wall Sale Barn? This is an in - and his wife, Rasma teresting part of history that is Lielmane of Philip remembered by some and for - originated from the gotten by many. Here is my rec - country of Latvia. ollection of its short-lived Latvia will be cele - history. I might be off a little brating their 100th on the details, but it should be Anniversary of Inde - within a foot or two. pendence on Novem - The Wall Commission Com - ber 18. The City of pany was built by Burt Smoot, Philip began flying or else E.C Smoot, in 1947, or the Latvian flag on there about. He did not operate August 30, 1991 in it; rather leased it to Pat Kelly honor of Dr. Man - When it came to recognizing of Quinn, SD. He was the first gulis who, when he to operate it as a business, for passed away in De - the independence of Latvia, one or two years. Then the cember, 2009, had Philip’s Mayor Nancy Ekstrum 1918, the Latvian Democratic Par - management was taken over by served the community for over 50 ties proclaimed the country inde - didn’t wait around for President Harley Roth of Sturgis, SD, years. Front Entrance of the Wall Commission Co. pendent on November 18, 1918, George Bush. On Friday, August later to be joined by Jim Mad - The following information was which is the date that Latvia rec - 30, 1991, Eksturm signed an offi - taken from a story in the Pioneer den, also of Sturgis, SD. These ognizes their independence. cial proclamation recognizing Review – November 11, 1993. two ran it for a couple years, That independence was short- the independence of the Repub - On November 18, 2018, Latvia then, to leave and start up the lived. By January 1919, Russia will celebrate 100 years of inde - lic of Latvia. The Latvian flag Sturgis Livestock Auction. had again seized complete control pendence. Latvia was ruled by joined the American flag and the C.K. or Claude Dale purchased of Latvia. The country remained Russia from 1795 until World War South Dakota flag to fly over the business in 1959. He oper - in Russian control until 1942 I. Due to internal problems, Rus - main street, in front of the Last - ated it till around 1961 when when the Germans once again in - sia left Latvia defenseless against he sold it to Emil Seiler, Quinn, vaded Latvia. In 1945 the Soviet ing Legacy. the German invasion in SD and Edmond Eisenbraun of Union assumed control again. April1918. When the German Creighton, SD. I am not exactly Latvia was ruled by other nations monarchy collapsed in November, sure when, but they sold it to for more than 700 years. Edgar Barber who sometime later closed it down. On the north side was the main entrance. You would step up two or three steps and be on Update on road construction the third row of seats. To the right, or west, on the bottom row sat Dale Miller of New Un - derwood, SD. He bought calves and yearlings as an order buyer and was later elected as Gover - nor of South Dakota. Next, was One of the several owners , through the years, Edmund Eisenbraun Verna Butler from Quinn, SD. with Auctioneer Russel Burmeister She lived on a nice creek above Milton Trask. She was one of the few women that I know of, to buy cows. I don’t know whom she bought for but she would buy most of the cows that came through. Next to her was Bob Jones of Philip, SD. Bob bought calves and yearlings on order. Bob was known for cutting one off, usually the red necked one. To the far left was Leif Hanson of Fort Pierre. He bought any - thing he could make a dollar on. To the side of him would be, Andy Van Baligun of Hawar - den, Iowa. He would drive out in a 1 ½ ton Ford Truck that had a 16’ box. He would buy yearling cattle, one or two loads The road is still closed from Highway 73 west on Oak St., as construction is continuing into November. The cemented street and gutters have been completed for the first block. at a sale, and would take them back home and sell them to his neighbors. Then come back and Philip's S.W. Improvement Proj - do it all over again. Buyers on the west side. The sale barn Foley, was the tag man, back ect is 45 percent complete as of came from East River, South and yards were long and nar - when they tagged cows with Nov. 5. The concrete work on a por - Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa to row with limited space for numbers to trace their move - tion of Oak Street is near comple - cattle, hogs, and even a few parking on the east because of ment for Bangs identification. tion and weather permitting, horses from time to time. housing and the football field. I would like to take this op - asphalt will be laid next week on There was a little café in the There were many employees portunity to pay a thank you to S. Howard Ave., S. West Ave. and Northwest corner that sold working the sale barn over the Bill Bielmaier, Cathy Clark, a portion of W. Oak St. The cur - sandwiches, mainly. Ilene years, but here are the regulars Karel Riemann and Carol rent plan is to have the sewer, Denke ran it, and made a very that I remember. Denny Dale Hodge, wife of Denny Dale, for storm sewer, curb and gutter, good apple pie. and Russel Burmeister were your contributions and help driveways and sidewalks com - I have reason to believe they the auctioneers. Bill Bielmaier finding information for this pleted on five of the nine and one- bought the scales from the rail - worked as the head weigh mas - story. It would not have hap - half block project this year. road and leased the yard from ter, assisted by Morris Soren - pened without you. Construction will proceed as them, also, to yard the cattle as son. Dr. Wedig was the weather allows with the under - veterinarian. Eddie Deitrich standing that the entire project, they were sold. There was a including that of Sunshine Dr. narrow alley with pens on each was the Brand inspector, as - Overlay, has a completion date of side for consigned cattle north sisted by Bud Cable from Sept. 1, 2019. of the barn. The railroad was Philip, SD. My brother, Joe The gravel base for two blocks on S. Howard Ave., west of the more pictures on space 8 Haakon County Courthouse, is being groomed and packed.

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WALL SCHOOL DISTRICT SENIOR CLASS will NURSING HOME EN - life. foyer, and I was mad. Screaming be hosting a Veterans Program on Monday November TERTAINMENT … The Great I mused on all of this as I hus - “I hate you, I hate you,” at the 12 at 10 a.m.; everyone is invited Chuck Carstensen will tled to the church broom closet. I mouse, I began chasing it with my provide musical enter - Mousecapade grabbed two brooms and one han - mop handle, hopping around like HAAKON/JACKSON 4-H AWARD AND RECOG - tainment at the Philip I doubt if most people realize all dle to a mop. What I intended to a cat on a hot tin roof the while so Night at the Philip Legion Hall; November NITION Nursing Home the second the excitement that goes into do with that, I have no idea, but I the mouse would not be able to 11 at 5:00 p.m. and fourth Saturday of each month at 2:30 p.m. All prepping for one hour of church wanted to be somewhat armed. climb up my leg. Teen Cousin on are welcome. each Sunday. Like any other en - Tenacious Redhead and Teen one side, and me on the other, HAAKON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY: The terprise, there is a lot that hap - Cousin bravely grabbed the with the mouse scurrying be - Hunt for Fantastic Beasts will be afoot. See flyer on To have your “No Charge” meeting or event listed pens in the background that I brooms and marched into the of - tween us—and then the mission - our Facebook page for more details. here, please submit them by calling 859-2516 or e-mail - never consider until I am in on it. fice. They located the mouse in ary mementos pitched in, quite ing to: [email protected]. We will publish your Saturday morning found me at the corner by the printer paper, literally. AA & AL-ANON ...7 :00 p.m. on Monday evenings. notice the two issues prior to your event at no charge. the church with three other just below the printer and the By chance, my wildly flailing phone. women, all practicing music for mop handle connected with the “Jaden, be ready. Don’t let him the following day’s service. One is mouse, and I pitched the mouse to come by you when I push him an aunt of mine, a tenacious red - Teen Cousin, who bopped him out,” Tenacious Redhead in - head who originated in Mud back toward me with her broom. Butte. Another is her daughter, a structed Teen Cousin. Both were poised and ready, brooms held up One of us knocked a cute little high school student of the highest wall hanging, a village house from quality. The fourth of our party is ready to dash the life from the nasty rodent. Tenacious Redhead Losotho, Africa, right off the wall. a young mom who manages to It landed directly in the mouse’s juggle a two year old and a three struck. The mouse ran back to - path. The mouse looked at this Letter to the Editor month old while she works on ward her instead of toward Teen piece of real estate, just the right new music. Cousin. There was a general size for a mouse house, then We decided to make a chord flurry of shrieks and stomps and Letter to Editor, and finest are lost or permanently people and I pray we will always change in a song, and Teen the sound of brooms whomping turned and headed straight for Thanks to all Veterans. I espe - changed because they are willing have them. The Land of the Free Cousin needed a new copy of the the carpet as the mouse dodged me. cially thank those who met ene - to go wherever their country because of the Brave. music with the correct chords. No between legs and over Tenacious He was dizzy enough from mies of the USA on hostile sends them. Thank God we have Keith Harry problem—I could quickly pop Redhead’s foot, bare in her san - being our hockey puck that he ground. Some of our best, bravest always had these special young back to the office and print this dals. Right then my admiration had slowed. In a massive, super- sheet off. As I rounded the corner for her grew. I always knew she human feat (no pun intended), I into the church office, I saw my was one of the toughest people I lifted my foot and stomped the nemesis: a big fat mouse ran up know, but having a mouse run mouse, following some primal LETTER TO THE EDITOR America pipe using American trate, as I type this it is 3:29 AM over the telephone and ducked over your bare foot—I would have human instinct for survival. Congratulations and thank you steel and, if so, repaired IF on Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018 and the down behind the printer. curled up and died. I jumped away, stammering, “I to TransCanada for the Keystone NEEDED, not AS NEEDED. fire whistle is going off outside. It For the record, I did not scream. The mouse made it to a place of stomped on him. I stomped on Pipeline coming through South “The camp will be like a mini is dark, but not snowing or cold.) I walked back into the sanctuary safety around the pastor’s desk him.” Musical Mom’s two year old Dakota and Haakon County. This city.” Constructing this city, “Prepare for the worst, hope for and sang out, “There’s a mouse in and huddled up beside a garbage son, who had been adding his own will go a long way toward making larger than Philip, will not be the best…” is a good motto but I the office, and I did not scream, can. Teen Cousin bravely poked at commentary on the fight, now the USA energy independent easy or quickly done. According am not sure if we have worked but those things give me the him. Down came the broom, away came close to see. Funny about which I believe in and heartily en - to the published timeline the through any of the worst case sce - creeps!” Tenacious Redhead ran the mouse, back to where he mice. They deflate after they are dorse. We will enjoy great pros - camp will be constructed in May, narios. For example, during a jumped from the keyboard. “Go had started. Then he decided to perity during the construction 2019. One month? If you factor blizzard or during the high-fire dead, so even a big fat mouse like get some brooms! Let’s kill it!” make a break for the door. This this one looked relatively small phase and benefit from tax money in the weather and other poten - season is the state ready to re - just happens to be where Musical My irrational fear of mice is afterward, not at all like reality. coming in for many years. We all tial problems it will probably take spond with back-up on a mo - Mom and I were standing—she longstanding. When I was four Breathing heavily, I realized hope and pray for a trouble-free a long time. With roads, build - ment’s notice? videotaping the chase, and me years old, this same aunt came to that I had a higher heart rate at project with no mishaps. ings, water, sewer, power, “They also have procedures to babysit my siblings and me for a hiding like a coward behind her. that moment than I had had dur - I read the front page story in drainage, street lights, trans - deal with protesters, etc.” We all few days while our parents were Now I knew I really had to step in ing my whole 40 minute workout the PR last week and have a few portation, security, safety issues, witnessed the debacle (fiasco, fail - out of state. When we went to get and help. in the wee morning hours. We dis - comments and questions. In the local traffic, slow-moving farm ure, catastrophe, disaster, mess, grain for the chickens out of the Teen Cousin reached gingerly caption for the first photo “… machinery, two-lane highways, ruin) that happened up in North grain bin, mice went scurrying, for the door so she could kill the posed of the mouse, printed the about one mile north of Philip, SD and a hundred other details there Dakota. A word to the wise and I screamed, much to this mouse in the corner between the music, finished our practice. The is where building will begin for are many things that can go should be sufficient. Is it? Tenacious Redhead’s amusement. door and the wall. “Chastity, get next morning, we led the music the work-force camp (man camp) wrong, all bad. “The South Dakota Public Util - She told me that she and her on the outside so you get him if he for church, hair in place, nice and contractor yard.” This might “These crews work six days per ities Commission has a liaison younger sister used to run around runs away!” Tenacious Redhead clothes on, perfectly joined in our be a little too close for comfort week, ten hour days.” This mat - that is assigned to advocate for in the grain bins killing mice. instructed. Called into battle, I at - chords and harmony. There was and I am sure you know what I ter-of-fact statement should set landowners.” Will that person be Good for them, I thought. I, how - tempted to swallow my cowardice. no sign of the old jeans, ragged mean by that. The word on the off a few alarm bells. People a hard to reach bureaucrat in ever, had heard the story of one of True to form, the mouse slipped sweatshirts, comfortable sweat - street has been that the man working this much will be fa - Pierre? What about the local pop - her older sisters having a mouse out the door just before Teen pants, tennis shoes and sandals of camp would be up by Howes; I tigued and tempers might flare. ulation? We need a local person run up her pant leg out in the Cousin had a chance to land the the day before. There was no sign guess that was only a pipe yard. We can expect all of these work - to represent our interests on a barn, and that had scarred me for fatal blow. Now he was in the of a church mouse, either. “An estimated $20,000,000 in ers to be well behaved and moni - day to day basis, to expedite com - new, annual property tax rev - tored by the union, but is that munication and resolve problems; enues will be seen by the state of enough? We hope for no problems no, I don’t want the job. South Dakota…” We, here in with the local non-union contrac - Who will be the local project Philip and Haakon County, have tors. manager? Will this person have a right to expect a lot of back-up We will welcome the workers to a user-friendly staff to work with and assistance from the state for eat at our local establishments our community? Lookin’ Around this money and I am sure you and visit our local watering holes One last question, are our won - Syd Iwan | [email protected] know we will need it. What is to get a break from the camp food. derful, dedicated, city council, planned for that? Where is the We will appreciate the business. mayor, and county commissioners low might know what he was My banker looked things over and response plan from the state? “For emergencies, local health willing to put in the time and ef - Good Advice talking about so I’d better think said he thought it was okay. He Thank you for the improved care services will be utilized.” I fort that will no doubt be re - about it a bit. I went back home would even advance me enough Many people are eager to offer roads which we will all enjoy for hope they realize we have a vol - quired? and decided to leave things alone money to buy it. Other advisers many years to come, at least after unteer fire department and some - Don’t get me wrong, I welcome advice. Some of it is good and overnight and then decide what to said the same so I went ahead. It the project is completed. We still times our emergency services are this amazing engineering and some not. Quite often it is hard to do. That evening I was reading enjoy the good roads left behind stretched thin serving our local construction project. We will reap figure out which is which. You my Bible as usual and happened worked out just fine and im - from the missile base construc - population. It might be difficult many benefits and much money may have to think about it a to come across Proverbs 17:12 proved our ranch quite a bit. tion some decades back. to suddenly provide these services from this temporary prosperity. I while to decide. (NLT) which reads: “It is safer to Parents, too, often give a lot of “All pipe is individually in - to another city bigger than Philip. simply wonder if we have thought I recall one time I got good ad - meet a bear robbed of her cubs advice to their kids. Some of it is spected for defects and repaired I hope an agreement is in place to this through well enough. vice and wasn’t sure at first if it than to confront a fool caught in taken and some ignored. Luckily, was worthwhile or not. As it hap - as needed.” I hope this is made in pay for these services. (To illus - M. R. Hansen his folly.” “Wow,” I thought. “I I had good parents who gave good pened, I had just been robbed of think I’ve been given good advice advice about all manner of things many things by a young fellow and had better take it.” Accord - named Tom who I was trying to ingly, I let Tom get on with what - from what activities I should take help in South Carolina. He just ever he was doing and decided to part in to what friends I should took off one day and picked up my just get on with my life. I did get have. They were usually proven stereo, my Navy ceremonial a few things back from visiting to be correct although Dad wor - sword, and anything else of any pawn shops and paying back ried a bit too much and tended to value on his way out. When I got what Tom had pawned them for. warn me about things that had no home that evening, I noticed Tom Some stuff, though, just disap - real danger. He didn’t want any - had moved out and many of my peared never to be seen again. things were missing. I did learn some things from thing bad to happen to me since As a result, I visited a friend of this experience, however. I de - he loved me a lot and wanted Tom’s to try to figure out what cided it is okay to try to help peo - things to go well. He was worth was going on. This was an older ple who seem to be down on their listening too for the most part, hippie fellow whom I had visited luck, but keep your wits about however, and I appreciated his one evening with Tom. His house you in the process. Not everyone concern for me. was all decorated inside with can be trusted, and some will try Teachers can also provide good posters and whatnot that glowed to take advantage. Oddly advice such as what college you weirdly in black light which was enough, Tom called back some popular at the time. I think his weeks later and had come across should attend, what line of work house probably smelled of mari - hard times again. He wondered if you should go into and so on. I juana although incense usually I could help him and suggested had some good teachers who masked the scent. He told me ways I could do that. I told him I helped me find my way, and I’m that Tom and his girlfriend had was sorry he was having trouble, thankful to them. joined up with another couple but he had already had all the Some of the best advice, who had a bus, and they were help from me that I was willing to though, is to be found in the going to drift around the country give. He’d better settle down, get in that bus. I asked if they were a job, and help himself since I was Bible. The book of Proverbs is es - still around and where they were no longer part of the game. pecially useful in helping us de - so I could go recover my things. Since that time, I’ve learned to cide what we should do and what The guy did actually know where value good advice. Another we shouldn’t. My advice, there - they were and gave me the ad - proverb states: “Plans succeed fore, is to regularly read the Bible dress, but he strongly advised me through good counsel.” That is so. and also to consult worthy advi - not to go there. He thought it There was a time when some land sors before going ahead with any wasn’t at all wise. adjoining our ranch came up for This wasn’t what I wanted to sale, and I was interested in buy - major plans. It has worked okay hear. I wanted my stuff back and ing it. I didn’t know if it was a for me anyway. Seeking good ad - had never known Tom to be actu - good idea or not so I consulted vice is worthwhile. I highly rec - ally mean or nasty. Still, the fel - Philip, SD various people about the matter. ommend it. U.S.P.S. 433-780 Subscription Rates : For Haakon, Jackson, and Jones counties, Phone: (605) 859-2516; • FAX: (605) 859-2410; Creighton, Wall, Quinn, Marcus, Howes, Plainview, and Hayes e-mail: [email protected] addresses: $41.00 per year. 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At some point limited to: Baby lambs, baby Chicks and kittens and Mama after I moved to chicks, even a few hens for a night. Cat have since moved back out - the ranch five Truth be told, I regularly violate doors, but the man of the ranch winters ago, my husband kindly the cap using temporary status as still brings up the evening he went requested that we place a four-an - an excuse. For example, if you are to drop his muddy clothes in the imal cap on indoor pets. We had regular reader of this column, you aforementioned laundry room, my two elderly house dogs and two know I recently let our mama barn and I admonished him, “Stop! semi-obnoxious house cats, which cat give birth in our bathroom, Close the door! We don’t want any was plenty, so I agreed. Within the and then hang out for a few weeks. cats getting in and hurting the first two years, however, we lost “Just until the babies start moving chicks!” one of my dogs, and I began joking around,” I said. The kids cheered “Barn cats in the bathroom, that we had an opening to fill in and the man of the ranch just chickens in the laundry room…” the indoor animal quota. It really rolled his eyes. he said, shaking his head. was just a joke -- we’d recently The kittens really weren’t much For now, the remaining vacancy added a human baby to the mix, trouble -- at first. Mama Cat was stands wide open, but winter is and another pet was the last thing a different story. Despite being coming. Cold weather and storms, on my mind. half their size, she regularly plus my soft heart, are a danger - Meanwhile, as the honeymoon routed both male house cats, and ous combination. Plus, Lily is get - period of our marriage began to our remaining house dog, Lily, ting old. She’ll be 14 this spring. wane, it had become obvious that wasn’t so sure about the situation I’ve already suggested getting a the man of the ranch actually either. Plus, the man of the ranch puppy while she is still around thought four indoor animals was lived in fear of going into the bath - will make the training process too many. In fact, he kind of room after dark, terrified of step - easier. The man of the ranch thought three was too many. As ping on one of those wee babies agrees -- as long as it is an out - was two. And one. Zero indoor an - cats creeping around on wee silent door-only-dog, like Ellie, our great imals was, it turned out, his ideal paws. pyrenees. number of indoor animals. Six kittens wasn’t the worst of So, our merry war continues. It Which put us at a bit of an im - it, however. After several days of adds a little spice to our otherwise passe, because I love indoor ani - snow and sleet in early October, a very peaceful marriage. Perhaps mals (except when it comes to hen emerged from the tall grass by we should unofficially keep that vacuuming...but I digress.) The the coop...with four newborn opening indefinitely to give us Courtesy photo permanent vacancy in our indoor chicks. She was a wreck, and sev - both something to tease the other In the early morning hours of Wednesday, Oct. 30th, the fire alarm rang and with the quick re - cap remains, however, as a result eral of the babies were already about. Or, if you’re reading this, sponse of Philip’s volunteer firefighters they were able to contain the fire. The camper was located of my tendency to bring in the showing signs of hypothermia. Did darling husband, perhaps there behind the hospital and was housing a nurse who was gone at the time. It is unclear what exactly lame and maimed. Over the inter - I really have any choice but to will be something puppy-shaped started the fire. vening years, the vacancy has scoop those chicks up and deposit under the tree this Christmas? been temporarily filled by all man - them in our laundry room with a ner of critters, including but not box and a heating pad? Grossenburg receives award Phllip Chamber Sponsored Trick or Treat Downtown

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E-mail your change of address to:[email protected] 4 Philip Socials Pioneer Review • November 8, 2018 Hit & Miss [email protected] or [email protected] Elderly Meals state line with Wyoming up past time, David K. Hansen found a compass on it – a necessary in - ated measures or referendums floor in place within this month. Thursday, Nov. 8: Pizza, Deerfield Lake and is a wonder - stone while out fencing and strument to use to teach about submitted by petitions of con - We have observed that the Tossed Salad. ful short hike on a nice day. It is showed it to me. We did not bearings. By the way, they had cerned citizens. The pamphlet street project on S. Howard and Friday, Nov. 9: Baked Fish, easy to find with GPS and I have touch it, of course, since the loca - an old timepiece (pocket watch) also presents both pro and con Oak Streets is nearing comple - Rice Au Gratin Cauliflower, Bis - been there several times, includ - tions of these stones are sacred showing how they proposed to explanations or comments for tion. That turned out to be quite cuit. ing once before GPS was in - and it is a felony to move these use metric time, with 10 hours each of the amendments and ref - a project with the street or road Monday, Nov. 12: Patty Melt, vented (the dark ages). Be sure markers. In fact, “thy shall not instead of 12. I am not making erendums. beds, sewer lines, curb and gut - Potato Salad. to note the exact coordinates of disturb thy neighbor’s marker” is this up. Mike called upon Donna New - ters in places sidewalk is being Tuesday, Nov. 13: BBQ your pickup so you can get back discussed several times in the By the way two, do you know man, treasurer of the Philip Area replaced. The project was compli - Chicken, Sour Cream Mashed to it. Bible. why God invented time? It was AARP, to read one at a time, each cated by rains at times. We will Potatoes, Beans. The original 13 colonies were The first two tries for state - so everything would not happen explanation done by Shantel have to detour around it (walk - Wednesday, Nov. 14: Cheese surveyed and described accord - hood for North and South Dakota at once. Krebs and staff. A discussion fol - ing) to get to our voting precinct Manicotti, Caesar Salad, Garlic ing to the system of Metes and had the boundary at 46 degrees Road maps are old fashioned lowed each of these readings. (I in the Haakon County Court - Toast. Bounds. An early example would north longitude. The final admis - these days with GPS on every noted several of those who com - house. *** be something like “starting from sion in 1889 established the phone. They can tell you exactly mented had studied these issues So now we have moved into Haakon County Prairie Jones apple tree, easterly along boundary at the seventh stan - how to get to your destination and were much better informed November and by the time this Transportation Bus Schedule French Creek to a large rock, dard parallel north, a surveying and no road maps or thinking are than was I.) It seems to me that issue is published, one of the … Trip to Rapid City every Tues - southerly to another apple tree, line; otherwise Hettinger, N.D., required. It is good to ask locally there are a lot of complicated is - biggest event of this year will day and Thursday . To ride the westerly to another large rock, would have been in South to find out where construction is sues wrapped up in each of these have taken place with the bus please call 605-441-1495 . returning to Jones apple tree, Dakota. The boundary with located at and where trucks proposals. So I remained some - midterm election. We hope you Wall bus to Rapid City every containing about 100 acres.” The North Dakota was finally might be prohibited. Your smart what confused as to how to all got out and voted. Wednesday – leaves from methods were not so accurate, marked with huge quartzite phone keeps track of everywhere rightly vote for the best interests I found the full front page cov - Philip. For questions please call the land was not especially valu - markers every half mile and you have been and it is probably of us all. erage of the preparations for the Kay Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441- able, and nobody really cared. most of them are still there, ex - broadcast live to the cloud, so Mike called for a treasurer’s TransCanada Keystone XL 2449. With westward expansion and cept for a few which have been everyone else knows where you report which was given by Donna Pipeline to be very interesting *** much larger areas a better sys - pilfered and put in somebody’s are at. and items of both old and new and informative. I had not real - This semester I am teaching tem was needed. Experimenting rock garden. Sunday, Nov. 4, Mark, Ann, business were reviewed or dis - ized all of the advanced prepara - surveying at South Dakota was done in Ohio with different I went flying the quartzite bor - Carson and Makenna LaBeau cussed. The Philip promotional tions that have already and will School of Mines and Technology. sizes and shapes until the pres - der with Fuddy one time and it visited at the home of their mom signs or flags project is on sched - continue to take place. The pic - There are many kinds of survey - ent rectangular system was ar - was a wonderful experience. You and dad, Sonny and Betty. They ule for funding and the project tures and a map of the route it ing such as construction survey - rived at. Texas has its own can fly low and see a quartzite helped with several projects in - will be implemented come will take are interesting as well. ing and land surveying. Since we rectangular system. marker about every 20 seconds. cluding some painting. It was so spring. Kay Ainslie gave an up - It sounds as though a temporary live close to the land around Closely associated with sur - We landed at one convenient appreciated. Some chores just dated report on the Prairie Bus town even more populated that here, most people would like to veying was the drawing of maps place, taxied up to a marker, and need a little extra help to get Barn. The next meeting is sched - Philip will exist on our doorstep. know where their boundaries are depicting the results including had lunch in the shade of the done. uled for February 25, 2019. We all will be impacted by this; and how much land they have. that of Lewis and Clark of which wing. On the same trip, we saw News from Loren Kiel Tuesday, Oct. 30, Feeding likely the landowners will be the This is especially true when I have a copy. The original notes at least one monument similar to Much of my reporting for this South Dakota Mobile Food most impacted. Life certainly there is a dispute or if someone and maps of the surveying of the Silent Guide on Stone Man issue is of events that happened Pantry arrived in Philip. They won’t be ‘as usual’! For a while wants some of your land. South Dakota are on file in the Hill. These markers on high last week. (That is nothing new had the usual variety of com - there will be a ‘new normal’. It Did you know that three of the archives in Pierre and can be points constitute an entirely dif - for me!) Monday night, Oct. 29, modities. I was informed that appears that much planning has four presidents on Mt. Rushmore viewed with special arrange - ferent system of surveying, the soup and sandwich supper there were 110 people benifiting. taken place to minimize a nega - were surveyors in their early ments. They are beautiful and which is another story. and meeting of the Philip Area Were you all prepared for the tive impact. days? Washington, Jefferson and the penmanship is amazing, as In the Dark Ages we had road AARP/RTA/RSP organization Halloween trick or treaters According to this meeting that Lincoln all made their livings was learned in the old days. maps. You can learn a lot study - was held at the Bad River Senior Wednesday evening? Again this took place in the American Le - surveying at one time or another. Many old maps were drawn ing maps, both old and new. If Citizen’s Center. A guest speaker, year, 27 of the businesses in gion Hall Tuesday, Oct. 23, the Other famous surveyors were during the exploration of the you can find a South Dakota road Casey Jore, PHS government in - town sponsored early ‘trick or construction camp (town) will be Mason and Dixon of Mason world and territories. The west - map, have a look at it. See if you structor, was asked to present treats’ between 4:00 and 5:30 dismantled when the construc - Dixon Line fame, Henry David ern territories of North America can find the Keya Paha River; it explanations of South Dakota p.m. Even so, we had 51 ‘trick or tion project is completed. Thoreau who surveyed Walden’s were gradually explored, settled, was intended to be part of our Constitutional Amendments and treaters’, including some small (Back in the 1950s another Pond and Lewis and Clark who and surveyed, not always in an southern boundary in 1883. Referendums for consideration ones, ring our door bell or knock such ‘town’ sprung up during the drew the first map of their route orderly manner. Boundaries be - Have a look at the southeast cor - on election day. Due to an over - on our door. We were prepared construction of the Fort Randall through the Louisiana Purchase tween countries were gradually ner of Montana and notice the looked conflict in his schedule he with a tray of candies. We en - Dam on the Missouri River, Pick - including South Dakota. Charles established and are shown in dif - jog in the western border of was unable to keep that speak - joyed seeing the variety of cos - stown, which is located in Bates, after whom Batesland, ferent places on old maps. Grad - South Dakota; this was due to ing engagement. tumes. Charles Mix County west/north - S.D., is named, surveyed many of ual admittance of states to the surveying from the south and Mike West, president of the Surely all of you remembered west of Yankton on Highway 281 the boundaries of South Dakota Union and recognition of territo - from the north and not exactly Philip area AARP, called the to turn your clocks and watches (SD Highway 46) near the Ne - and Pedro, S.D., in 1890 – as ries are shown differently on old meeting. Surveying methods meeting to order by leading us in back Saturday night to resume braska border. We, along with quoted by David K. (Fuddy) maps and make for interesting were not so accurate 100 or more the Pledge of Allegiance followed standard time. We remember the my parents, toured that con - Hansen from documented studies. Special projects such as years ago. by a table prayer. There were 19 rule, spring ahead – fall back. struction site on our return trip sources. the transcontinental railroad re - Finally, one last story about folks present as we proceeded Perhaps it won’t be too dark yet from my brother, Marvin’s, wed - The aforementioned Jefferson quired specialized surveys. I surveying. In 1976 I was in with the fine soup and sandwich when the kids have to get up to ding in Kansas in 1955. Accord - is credited with finalizing the have many of these old maps, I Washington, D.C., with BBHH supper which also included ice go to school. But switching time ing to Wikipedia, Pickstown was rectangular system of surveying can show you if you have an in - and several of our kids and we cream and cookies. does make the afternoon quite originally a campsite owned by we see around here, consisting of terest. went to the Smithsonian, one of There were two printed hand - short. We will keep our fingers the US Army Corps of Engineers sections, townships, and ranges The homestead acts of the the most interesting places to outs. The meeting agenda and crossed hoping for an open until it incorporated in 1985. Its east of the Black Hills Meridian 1860s wherein vast tracts of land visit there. Being our centennial, S.D. Secretary of State Shantel weather for a time yet. Rose population is listed as 201. Lake (BHM). Did you know the Black were “given” away to immigrants they had an exhibit for the 1876 Krebs’ seven-page South Dakota and I were happy to see the exca - Francis Case is the Missouri Hills Baseline runs just south of to stimulate settlement lead to centennial celebration. They had 2018 ballot question pamphlet vation done for the addition to River lake formed by Fort Ran - Philip and includes the Jackson great pressure to survey the land an old surveying instrument on compiled by her office. In it were First Lutheran Church when we dall Dam.) County Line and Baseline Road before occupation. Much of the display from 100 years ago and it the Attorney General’s explana - arrived home from our trip. Foot - up by Wasta? The initial point land around here was marked was the exact model I used to tion of three constitutional ings were poured last week. We (IP) of the BHM is located on the with corner stones and they can teach surveying in 1976. It was amendments proposed by the are eager to see the concrete still occasionally be found. One especially good because it had a state legislators, and two initi - walls poured and at least a sub- Local Modern Woodmen service project a success Modern Woodmen of America “We’re so happy to support our Summit chapters, and youth serv - members in Philip recently came community in this way.” says Don ice clubs provide opportunities for together to purchase food for the Haynes, local Modern Woodmen members to take part in social and Country Cupboard. volunteer leader. “Events like this educational activities and volun - The project, which took place on give our members an oppurtunity teer projects to meet local needs. October 17, 2018 at Coyle’s Super - to make a difference.” For more information or to get Valu, Philip, benefited The Coun - Coordinated by local Modern involved, contact Haynes at 605- try Cupboard and surrounding Woodmen members, the fraternal 859-2778 or donald.w.haynes@ communities. financial services organization’s mwarep.org

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The History of Lot pied. "Lot was sitting in the gate Look at the testimony he bore. escape there" (v 20). He thought Pearl Grosz-Ahnberg (Genesis 19) of Sodom (a place of honor and au - "Lot went out and spoke to his the appointed mountain of refuge The history of Lot is the history thority)" (v 1). Having become a sons-in-law.....but to his sons-in- was too far away. Why should he Pearl E. Grosz-Ahnberg, 85, of a backslider. When he turned companion of the Sodomites, he law he seemed to be joking" (v wish to be saved as near the city passed away on October 30, 2018 away from Abraham he turned now becomes a partner with 14). Our testimony for God will of doom as possible? Why should at Hospice of the Hills in Rapid aside from faith. When he sought them. When a Christian can find always be a mockery if we are liv - we wish to be saved, and nothing City. the well-watered plains he was pleasure in the fellowship of the ing the selfish life. Who will be - more? Is there not a lurking un - Pearl was born September 14, seeking his own glory. While ungodly he will soon become a lieve that sin is bitter if we willingness in the minds of many 1933 in Okaton, SD to Herman seeking his own interest his testi - sharer of their iniquity. Worldly partake of it as a choice food? Nei - of God's people to flee to the dis - and Pearl (Mallett) Oldenkamp. mony as a believer in the Lord advancement is no evidence of ther earnestness nor eloquence tant mountain of entire separa - She received her degree in Nurs - was despised. Then came failure growth in grace. Mixing with the will make up for inconsistency. It tion? Lot was saved, but he was ing at the Methodist Hospital and flight, but, being the Lord's, world often means helping the un - is the Christian life that is the still near enough the place of School of Nursing in Mitchell, SD he himself was saved as by fire, godly (2 Chronicles 18). light to the world. death to be filled with fear (v 30). and worked as a Registered Nurse though all his treasures were Look at the message he re - Look at the reluctance he Look at the favor he enjoyed. "I for many years. She also was a burned (1 Corinthians 3:14, 15). ceived. "The Lord has sent us to showed. "While he lingered the cannot do anything until you es - Medical Transcriptionist for a few Look at the choice he made. destroy this place" (v 13). Wicked men took hold of his hand" (v 16). cape" (v 22). How precious even a years of her medical career. "Then Lot chose for himself all the places and wicked things must all We are always slow to obey the poor backslider is to God! Judg - Pearl married Marvin Grosz in plain of Jordan.....and pitched his be destroyed. If all your wicked call of God when our lives are en - ment cannot fall on Sodom until Murdo, SD in 1957. Marvin tent even as far as Sodom" (Gene - things were destroyed would you tangled with the affairs of the he is outside. But think how the passed away in 1976. Pearl re - sis 13:11, 12). Those who walk by lose anything? How would it af - world. The rich young ruler left presence of this worldly-minded married in 1985 to Arden Ahnberg sight and not by faith will always fect your plans and purposes? If the presence of Jesus sorrowful, believer among the ungodly was in Huron, SD. Pearl was a lifetime be influenced by appearances. the interests of our heart are en - for he had great possessions hindering God from carrying out resident of South Dakota, except The choice of Moses was the tangled with the wickedness of (Matthew 19:22). Many perish in His own purposes. Until he came for 4 years she spent in California. choice of faith (Hebrews 11:24, this world we will suffer loss. Set the full light of knowledge for lack out from among them the work of parent, Zetha Drew Estes; seven She has made Rapid City her 25). If we follow the dictates of your affections on things above, of decision. Escape for your life - God was at a standstill. grandchildren, four step-grand - home since 1993. our own hearts we willbe sure to then, when every wicked place is do not delay! children, and many nieces and Pearl was a proud member of pitch toward Sodom. destroyed your inheritance will re - Look at the request he offered. nephews. Trinity Lutheran, Bible Study Fel - Look at the position he occu - main untouched. "Behold, this city is near...let me lowship, Widowed Persons Serv - She was preceded in death by ices, and the Creative Writing her former spouses, parents, five Club. Pearl always had a love for brothers, one sister, five half- music and song in her heart. She brothers, and five half-sisters, and also enjoyed dancing, crafts, an adopted father, Tom Drew. sewing, and visiting with friends Visitation will be held from and family. She loved playing card 10am – 11am, with funeral serv - games, such as Hand & Foot, Mex - ices starting at 11am on Monday, ican Train, and Farkle. November 5, 2018 at Trinity She is survived by her children, Lutheran Church in Rapid City. Jody (Doug) Merchen of Spearfish, Lunch will follow at the church. Steven (Kaylene) Grosz of Spring Burial at 2pm at Black Hills Na - Creek, NV, and Perry (Lynn tional Cemetery, near Sturgis. Arnold) Grosz of Rapid City; step Memorials may be directed to children, Coral (Kevin) Selken of the Widowed Persons Services in Sioux Falls, Rhonda (Jon) Kottke Rapid City. Online condolences at of Volga and Kevin (Michelle) Ahn - kirkfuneralhome.com berg of Sioux Falls; an adopted truly Truly , , I say to you , whoever believes hears my word and him who sent me has eternal life . He does not come into judgment , but has passed from . death to life ADVENT CONGREGATION GOSPEL PEACE REVELATION ATONEMENT DEEDS HYMNS PRAISE SALVATION John 5:24 BIRTH EUCHARIST JESUS PREACH SERVICE CELEBRATION FAITH LOVE PRIEST SPIRIT CHRIST FORGIVENESS MASS PROPHESY TESTAMENT CHRISTIAN GOOD MISSION REPENT WORSHIP

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Local Church Service Schedule SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] CHURCH OF INTERIOR Fr. Gary Oreshoski Pastor Kathy Chesney OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. 859-2310 Pastor Walter Switzer Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Mass: 5:30 p.m. * * * * * * * Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. PARISH, Pastor Cindy Bisser * * * * * * * * * * * * * FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH PHILIP COMMUNITY ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH 859-2336 • Philip EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 Sunday Worship: 1st Sunday 5:00 p.m. Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 Fr. Gary Oreshoski all other Sundays 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Potluck dinner following church service, (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) at the Senechal Apts. lobby last Sunday of month Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Release Time: Wed., 2:30 p.m. Ladies Bible Study – (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Call Tanya McIlravy, 859-2398, Confession: Before Mass * * * * * * for time and place * * * * * * TRINITY LUTHERAN Ladies Bible Study, Wednesdays, ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Midland – 843-2538 8:00 a.m. at the church Milesville – 859-2664 Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Youth Group, Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. Fr. Gary Oreshoski Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. * * * * * * * Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. HARDINGROVE (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. COMMUNITY Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. * * * * * * Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 859-2841 • [email protected] Confession: Before Mass Moenville – 843-2538 Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. Monday Mass: 4:00 p.m. Sunday Worship: 1:30 p.m. m.t. Children’s Church: 8:30 a.m. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. 10 miles SE of Midland Long Valley * * * * * * * Pastor Gregory Hinners Sunday Worship: 1st Sunday 8:00 a.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 605-462-6169 all other Sundays 5:00 p.m OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Philip [email protected] * * * * * * Branch President Kent Kelley Sunday Worship: 11L00 a.m. CT OUR REDEEMER 208-681-2459 * * * * * * * LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip [email protected] UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP (605) 669-2406 • Murdo Sunday Sacrament Meeting-10:00am Pastor Kathy Chesney Pastor Ray Greenseth Sunday School-11:00am 859-2310 Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. Rush Funeral Home Chapel 1st Wednesday of the Month: 165 East Hwy 14, Philip Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Rush Funeral Home Ronald G. Mann, DDS Scotchman Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Dentist Industries Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD www.scotchman.com Philip, SD

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Wading through the Winter quantity of the current forage ples comparison can be made. From Teresa Palmer volleyball game, then do a little I had around 75 for treats and Supplementation Options base? How will this change 5. Select the feed that meets the Another week has flown by and it shopping. He heard the game was everyone was polite and had smiles! Determining the most economi - through the winter? Is the hay in - needs of the cattle, can be han - is now November! The past fall in Rapid, but after a couple phone It was fun! cal and highest quality winter cow ventory sufficient to get through dled, stored and delivered with days have been so enjoyable – will calls, we found out differently. Well, I'm sending pictures of Midland’s supplement can be a daunting the winter months or does addi - current equipment, and provides hate to see them go! we ended up going to Rapid anyway American Legion Auxiliary’s annual task. Many products available tional hay need to be purchased? the most economic source of the The past two weeks have been since he had things he needed. We Halloween party. We had the party provide various levels of protein, 2. What body condition are the first limiting nutrient. quiet but a good! Last Wednesday, also stopped in and visited with our on Halloween from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. energy, vitamins and minerals. cows currently in? Do they need Remember that no two situations Marcie Schmidt, Sharon Aman and Aunt Anna as she had just cele - with 62 little ones attending. The Wading through the information to gain, maintain, or can they af - or years are alike and just be - I joined many others who took in brated her 92nd birthday on the winner of the candy jar guessing takes time and effort, but can be ford to lose condition? cause a supplement worked well the Methodist bazaar. Another deli - 27th! Besides a nice visit, I also got was Mya Hostutler. There was the a valuable exercise in having a 3. Is protein or energy the first last year and was cost effective, cious meal! Their main meat is a piece of her birthday cake which fish pond, cake walk, and maze for better understanding of cattle limiting nutrient? What supple - doesn’t mean that it will be this chicken with a gravy over it, plus her daughter, Nancy, made. It is one everyone to enjoy, with pizza, chips, needs and economics of various ment options are available and year. Feed prices change and it is the regular extras and of course Nancy makes special for her mom – and cookies before they headed out options. what equipment is needed for important to evaluate alterna - homemade pies to choose from. a peppermint chiffon angle food to trick or treat. Everyone enjoyed To select the best supplement for storage, handling and delivery? tives to ensure that you are get - Thanks ladies for all your work! cake and is so delicious! Keith had a good time. The auxiliary has help your operation, there are a few 4. Compare supplements on a ting the best bang for your buck. Most of the rest of my week was already had a snack, so I even got from the Midland School Booster things that will allow you to make cost per unit of nutrient basis. For more information or assis - spent working in my shed, which to take the last piece home. Will Club and it's greatly appreciated. the best management decisions Take the price per ton divided by tance in determining the most needs to be torn down. I had good enjoy it later. John and Sparky Stroppel, possible. Below is a list of consid - the percent dry matter divided by economical winter supplementa - help last Sunday afternoon as News from Pat Vollmer Nichols, Iowa, arrived at Reuben erations when determining the the percent protein to convert tion program, please contact Chauncey Hauptman came and The weather cooperated for the and Pat Vollmer's Monday morning best option. prices to a cost per ton of protein Adele Harty at 605-394-1722 or helped me! What a good worker! kids on Halloween – it was a very to visit Uncle George and the 1. What is the quality and basis. This way an apples to ap - [email protected] Monday, the 29th, my brother, nice evening. It is so much fun see - Vollmers for a few days. Keith, called wanting to know if I ing the costumes, some are so cre - wanted to go to the Jones County ative and some are just plain scary! Moenville Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected]

Greetings from brisk, blus - leave that right there. guys. Wednesday, Vince picked Midland Auxillary tery, overcast northeast Haakon On to the news – Duane and up his son, Riley, and they went County! Today is one of those Lola Roseth were among those trick or treating in Midland. days when you really don't want going to Kadoka last Wednesday Polly attended the Halloween Annual Halloween Party to be standing around outside evening to cheer on the Philip party at the Cheyenne School too long – you'll get chilled down volleyball team. Philip was vic - Wednesday. in a hurry. The wind is strong, torious and will continue in the Thursday, the Bruce crew and it has a bite to it. If there playoffs. The volleyball matches went to a combine fire at Zay were any leaves left on the were held in the new gymna - Norman's place. Fortunately, trees, they would be flying sium, which Lola said is very the fire was put out without today. I saw flocks of geese nice. After the games, Duane causing damage. They were headed south this morning in and Lola and some friends had harvesting sunflowers, and that their V-shaped formation. They supper at a steakhouse in oily dust created by the sunflow - were high overhead, and were Kadoka. Thursday, Duane and ers is very flammable. Friday, probably thinking they needed Lola were in Rapid City doing Bruces sold heifer calves at Ft. to hurry! some errands. They took their Pierre. They went out to eat fol - Speaking of hurrying, that is bikes with them, so they spent lowing the sale, and Andy and one thing you didn't dare do on some time riding on the bike Carla Bruce and Marcia (Bruce) our roads last weekend. We re - paths there. Sunday, Duane and Simon joined the group. Carla ceived a little under a half-inch Lola attended church at Deep and Marcia were preparing to go of rain Saturday, and that was Creek. on a cruise together. Their hus - all it took to turn parts of the Dorothy Paulson had been a bands don't like cruises, so it is road into absolute slime. It is bit under the weather for the a girl's trip! Polly said they re - puzzling to me – some parts of past week and a half, but she is ceived about .40" of rain Satur - the road were in great shape, much improved now, thanks to day. She spent the day baking and other parts of the road were modern medicine. She was in pies for the annual turkey din - so slippery that it was a chal - town Monday and Tuesday of ner at St. William Catholic lenge to stay out of the ditch. last week, and Wednesday she Church in Midland, which was Actually, I probably would have attended the Halloween party held Sunday. Bill and Polly at - had an easier time traveling in held for neighborhood kids at tended church Sunday, followed the ditch than I did traveling on the Cheyenne School. Dorothy by the turkey dinner. Tuesday, the road. As much as I dislike said she had one trick or treater Polly served on the local election Courtesy of Pat Vollmer cold weather, I found myself at her house – she said the little board. Midland’s Legion Auxiliary Annual Halloween party was wishing that the darned road gal loves cats, so she came more Ray and Nancy Neuhauser was frozen! for cat snuggles than for the have been staying close to home. held on Halloween from 4:00-5:00 with 62 little ones The birds have been flying treats. Thursday, Dorothy spent Nancy is much better following attending. The winner of the candy jar guessing was smack dab into my windows some time rounding up some her bout with bronchitis, but Mya Hostutler. There was the fish pond, cake walk, again. Depending on the veloc - hay to put in the shed to make a now Raymond is dealing with a ity and size of the bird, they nice cozy spot for her cats. They very sore back. I hope Ray's and maze for everyone to enjoy, with pizza, chips, and make quite a thud! They hit the will be snug and warm this win - back feels better soon! cookies before they headed out to trick or treat. Every - window, then they hit the ter. Friday, Dorothy paid a visit Lynn Briggs submitted the ground. There are generally sev - to her neighbor, Polly Bruce. following weather data for Octo - one enjoyed a good time. The Auxiliary has help from eral cats around, so the birds Polly had been doing some ber, 2018 – The high tempera - the Midland School Booster Club and it's greatly appre - have to recover quickly if they sewing for Dorothy. It rained ture was 74˚ on the 19th, and a ciated. expect to survive. Saturday, so Dorothy stayed low of 20˚ on the 10th. We had Today is Election day – yahoo! close to home. Sunday, Dorothy 1.61” of moisture for the month, We are fortunate to have the braved the slippery roads to at - which is .06” below average for freedom to cast our ballot for tend church at Deep Creek. the month and .15” below aver - the candidates of our choice. We When she got there, there was age for the year. Year-to-date we won't all agree who will do the no one there, and she thought have had 18.26” of moisture. best job, but once the election is perhaps church had been called Thank you, Lynn, for compiling finished, wouldn't it be nice if off due to the slick roads. So she this data. we could agree to pull together called a neighbor to find out In other news from Lynn as a state and country. I'll just what was going on. There was Briggs – he attended the Mid - indeed church at Deep Creek land Museum and Sunday, but the reason there Stanley/Haakon counties histor - was no one there is because ical annual meeting in Midland Dorothy was an hour early! You Sunday, Oct. 28. guessed it – she hadn't turned David and Laura Hand had her clocks back! But as Dorothy all of their children and grand - FOR SALE: said, "Oh well! At least I wasn't children home last Sunday for a late!" birthday dinner to celebrate Dick and Gene Hudson at - Dave's 78th birthday! I'll bet HEREFORD BULL CALVES tended church at Deep Creek that was quite a houseful! Dave Sunday. Following church, they sounds good and says he is get - Hovland Herefords went to Milesville for supper. It ting better every day. He, too, is was the annual Fall Festival at dealing with a sore back, and it the Evangelical Free Church. sounds like he'll be doing some Allen Hovland: 544-3236 They enjoyed visiting with physical therapy in Philip. everyone, and they especially Last Wednesday, Lee and Miles Hovland: 544-3294 enjoyed the great musical enter - Mary Briggs were in Philip tak - Milesville, SD tainment. ing care of some business. Billy and Arlyne Markwed Thursday and Friday, the guys helped with cattle sales in were doing more harvesting, Philip Tuesday and Wednesday. trying to cut sunflowers be - Following the sale Wednesday, tween rain showers. Mary made their daughter, Kim, picked up another trip to Philip Friday. Arlyne and the ladies went to Saturday, she and Lee took a Aberdeen. Kim's son, Danny, part to Rapid City and enjoyed had purchased a house, so they a steak supper before returning went to help do some painting home late that evening. They and help him get moved in. Ar - were home Sunday. Monday, lyne said it is a beautiful, older their grandson, Zane, and some home in a historic district, but it friends came by, making prepa - is definitely a home for young rations for the upcoming deer people – lots of stairs! Kim and hunting season. Zane also Arlyne returned home Friday. brought a horse along that will Saturday, Billy and Arlyne be spending the winter at again helped with a cattle sale Grandpa and Grandma's place. in Philip, and Sunday they at - Lee and Mary's granddaughter, tended church at Deep Creek. Kinsey Riggle, is having her last Bill Burgan and his son, Chase, flag corps performance Tuesday Red Lodge, Mont., were recently in Pierre, so Mary will attend. Moving? overnight guests at Billy and Mary said granddaughter Cat - Have a Change of Address? Arlyne's place. They bring their tibrie and her little family are cattle to the auction in Philip doing well in Minnesota. Cattib - each year! The local sale barn rie and Alex's infant son, Chet, E-mail your change of has an excellent reputation and is growing fast and developing draws from a large area. quite a personality. Cattibrie It has been busy cattle work - has accepted a job with USDA, address to: ing season at the Bruce ranch. so she is getting child care op - [email protected] Polly said the guys were preg tions figured out. Mary plans to testing last Tuesday, so Polly or call 859-2516 cooked for a group of hungry continued on 7 November 8, 2018 • Pioneer Review Community 7 Betwixt Places Marsha Sumpter | 837-2048 | [email protected]

Greetings from Kadoka, the been working at the Rapid Valley think what is needed. While Ron Phyllis Word and Angie McKee - wanted to hear. In frustration over shey got in a lot of exercise looking windy edge of the Badlands. An - place and he called to visit with slaved away, I made a run to the han had Bible study Thursday af - that, I raked leaves to relieve my for birds. other week has slipped by and No - Don about several projects he’s grocery store and was happy to get ternoon, which is always a bright stress and got something accom - Sunday was a blustery sort of vember has arrived. The election working on. Don also got a call some free overripe bananas for ba - spot in the week for Phyllis. plished. We got a pleasant 22/100s day. Don Moody tackled house - of 2018 will be over by the time from Hub Lampert in California. nana bread. It was the usual week for Tony of rain in the evening. work and finished setting the the paper goes to press. Brock Slovek was waiting on Halloween was Wednesday and Harty with his morning phone Saturday, Don Moody made a clocks back, paid bills and gener - I found something good that my metal for the shop building, so it it was a fairly nice night for trick calls and picking up mail. How - trip to Kadoka for shopping and ally found things to do in the mom, Ruth Fairchild, had among was on hold. or treaters. The ladies at the Gate - ever, Friday, he watched the clean - stopped by our place and picked house. All week the mornings her things. I KNOW SOME - Monday was a usual day for way Apartments had a lot of treats ing up of the debris from the fire up a loaf of the banana bread be - started off in the low to mid 30s THING GOOD ABOUT YOU. Tony Harty, but Tuesday morning fixed and a trailer load of young - at the H&H Motel that happened fore heading for home. It was a and this day was no exception. Wouldn’t this world be better if he was on his way to Philip to get sters were driven around town to last year. It looks a lot better in drippy, overcast day with a high of Tony Harty didn’t get out all day folks whom we meet would say, “I some things at the drug store and trick or treat at homes. Mike and that corner of the world now. 39˚, but not much measurable pre - Saturday, but did his phone calls. know something good about you” from the food truck. Tony said sev - Patty Groven had their house dec - Don Moody got some things out - cipitation. Don tackled moving Sunday, he attended Mass. His and treat us just that way? eral boys from the ag class were on orated for Halloween in fine side done Thursday including fill - clocks back around the house. niece, Coleen Lettler, and family Wouldn’t it be splendid if each hand to help folks get to their ve - shape. There were special spook ing up tractors with #1 fuel. Brock Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - from Hulett, Wyo., were at church handshake good and true carried hicles with boxes and bags. He houses set up at the school and the Slovek stopped to check on the Gruder were at the Gittings home and in the area for the weekend. with it this assurance, “I know drove around town and looked day care, so it was a fun evening. materials for the shop. Friday it Saturday evening and Jessica Tony took a drive around town be - something good about you!” things over. There was a large cat - I dressed up in a gruesome cos - was a get ‘er done day on the shop made pizza using cauliflower for fore settling in at home. Wouldn’t life be happier if the good tle sale that day and some folks tume and terrorized folks around building when Brock and crew ar - the crust. Cauliflower can be very Wade and Melodie McGruder that’s in us all were the only said they had a little challenge town, then went to Philip where rived. Don had to make a flying versatile and take the place of brought some stuff out to store in things about us that people would getting through all the trucks that Bill was playing cards and wan - trip to Moses Building to get starches, it even makes for a deli - a spare room at the Gittings’ Sun - recall? Wouldn’t our lives be were lined up. dered through the bar. He didn’t screws that were missing, but by cious mashed potato substitute. day and had dinner with Robin, sweeter if we phrased the good we Tuesday, Don Moody busied him - even pay any attention to my the end of the day the north side Cathy Fiedler reported Sturgis Roxie and Sandee. Jessice Mc - see: For there is a lot of goodness self in the house in the morning ghoulish self! and north part of the roof had the got a nice rain – Ralph said Gruder was at the Fall Festival in in the worst of you and me! Would - with housework, then went to Tony Harty stopped by our place metal on. Don kept an eye on the 40/100. Few snow flurries Satur - Kadoka with a booth. Sandee re - n’t it be fine to practice this way of Philip with his old Dodge pickup, Wednesday morning and Bill put building progress while he was day, but didn't stick to anything. ported a quiet week at the Git - thinking too; you know something checking on the building material some brake fluid in for him. He busy moving tree limbs to his Saturday afternoon, Don and tings’. The best news is they got good about me, I know something at Moses, as well as seeing how didn’t have much brake, but with dump ground. It was a cool sort of Lynette Klumb delivered a new .30” rain over a couple of days. good about you. his tractor and jeep were coming a little pumping, all was good day with 47˚ as the high and mattress to Ralph and Cathy and I turned most of the clocks back Thank you, veterans, for your along. By the time he was headed again. 21/100s of rain toward evening. they took the old one for grand - Saturday evening. Sunday after service as well as the families who home, his pickup was heating up Wade and Jessica McGruder Friday it was time to peel and daughter Hannah. So Hannah will church, I headed to the Kadoka support them. and just as he got to his cattle brought Melodie out to the Git - take care of the rest of the apple have a new and bigger bed. Every - Auditorium for the soup and sand - Monday afternoon, I stopped by guard it died. He called Rocky tings home for trick or treating harvest from our one little tree. one else in the family is doing well wich fundraiser for the Kadoka Dale and Cindy O’Connells and Williams for help, but by the time and had supper, Wednesday. Bill made his usual trip to Philip and keeping busy. Nursing Home and walked around stole papers, only to discover they Rocky arrived it had cooled down Don Moody kept busy Wednes - for cards in the afternoon. He said Dale and Cindy O’Connell en - to all the booths set up. My good - were out in back working on a and started so he got it home. He day with more corral work and it’s a tough job, but somebody has joyed a visit and hunting with son ness there was a large variety and mower. I stopped by Phyllis Words visited with Rocky a little and visited with Bob Almond about the to do it (playing cards). Actually, Raymond and Karla O’Connell we are thankful for all those who for a visit and we played a couple thanked him for coming to the al - work he was doing in Rapid Valley. that card room is the best place for and dog Hershey from Rapid. bring their handwork and items of games of Chinese checkers. The most rescue. No trick or treaters wandered off folks to retreat to and relax. I They came down Saturday and for sale as well as those who come Christmas balls I paint for the Tuesday, Ron Larson of Philip the road to Dons. went to the basement to try to Dale took them hunting for birds to buy. There were prizes associ - grandchildren and daughter are was here working to get my busi - Thursday, I visited Tootie Terk - make progress on the computer and were overnight guests, then ated with the ticket for the meal. all done. ness computer up and running, ildsen and left her some banana and made phone calls trying to fig - did a little hunting Sunday morn - It was a festive time for sure. Don Moody was happy to get the but because it was a newer version bread. I also visited Ethel Free - ure out what would work, only to ing then returned to Rapid. Dale “Only as we give with no thought #1 diesel fuel tank filled Monday of a PC my old programs wouldn’t man and Jesse Freeman and left a find out that the XP computer was said they didn’t see many birds for of getting do we really get.” once he got it straightened out. work. He got bookkeeping up and loaf with them and also left one for the only fix for making my ma - all the territory they covered and Daysies His son-in-law, Bob Almond, has going, but is going to have to re - Phyllis Word. chines work, not the news I only one to fill the pot, but Her -

glad that the election will soon it! I can do basic knitting and right to vote. A lot of men and Moenville be over, and he hopes everyone crocheting, but nothing elabo - women fought and died in order took the opportunity to vote re - rate or complicated.) Joyce also to ensure that right. It is a re - continued from 6 gardless of their political affilia - knows how to do tatting – that is sponsibility, as well. As part of Pedro, South go for a visit next month – I'll bet tion. Mary Neuhauser spent a nearly a lost art. this community, county, state she can hardly wait! couple of days over the weekend Our week here went by fast… and nation, we need to be aware Calf weaning has been the with their daughter, Sarah, and shocker. The days seem to fly by of the issues and make our pref - main project for Frank and Dakota her husband, Eric, in Belle anymore! Randy was in Pierre erences known by casting our Shirley Halligan and crew. They Fourche. She was helping them for a meeting Monday. Chelsea vote. And as I mentioned earlier have one bunch to go. Shirley do some painting in their house. took daughters, Maddie and in this column, once the votes said it looks like they are going Mary returned to the ranch late Mikaela, to Kirley Hall Monday are counted and the winners are to have to hurry in order to beat Saturday evening, so she got to afternoon for Bible Adventures, announced, I would hope that winter! Bluford and Kristi Hol - experience some of our muddy an after school program that Joy our citizens can come together land were visiting from Texas, so roads. As Kevin said, the mois - Yost leads. Wednesday, I went and move forward as a nation. Frank and Shirley went to town ture is welcome, but the road sit - with Chelsea and girls to the And, as a parting shot, if possi - Thursday night and took them to uation is becoming tiresome. Halloween party at Cheyenne ble, I would like to see some sort supper. Friday, the Hollands Kevin finished up the fall cattle School. There were lots of kids, of legislation or rule that re - came out and Frank and Shirley work Monday with the help of parents and grandparents in at - quires all candidates (or those showed them around, going over neighbors, Mike Hand and tendance. Friday, Chelsea and speaking on behalf of the candi - to the Buchholz place before they Colton Carter, as well as Cole the girls and I went to Pierre to date) to make only truthful left for Rapid City. Sunday, Briggs and his crew, Zay Norman run some errands. One of the er - statements, either about them - Frank and Shirley were in town and Jake Fanger. Kevin said, rands I had to do was pick up selves or their opponent. As a for church and to rake more "Thank you just doesn't seem prescriptions, which turned into voter, it is sometimes very diffi - leaves at the house. She said it enough, but thank you anyway!" a marathon event. Technology is cult to get to the "truth" when seems they always have an end - Joyce Jones said they aren't wonderful, except when it does - trying to make an informed deci - less supply. Frank visited Jerry finished with harvest yet, but n't work! My pharmacy had sent sion! And that is a frustration. and Marie Sylva at Maryhouse Courtesy photo they are getting closer. At this an electronic message to a clinic Okay…off my soap box now. Here is an early photo of the town of Pedro, SD, located in eastern Pen - Sunday. The Halligans voted ab - point, they are hoping for cold to get refills authorized. The I hope you enjoy this cooler nington County, northwest of Philip. Pedro once had a population of sentee before going to Texas, so weather so the ground will freeze clinic had a new electronic sys - weather, because it seems to be 300, and its own newspaper, the Pedro Bugle. Carrie Ingalls (Little House that deed is done. and allow them to get in the tem of some sort, which sent a here to stay. The cooler tempera - on the Prairie) lived on a claim not too far away, and by the summer of Last week was a busy one for fields. The Sully Buttes football message saying the medications tures also increase the possibil - 1909, she was the manager at the Pedro Bugle, working for E. L. Senn. Carmen Alleman. She was in team will be playing in the foot - weren't eligible (or whatever ity for ice or snow covered roads, Mr. Senn owned about 51 rural newspapers in South Dakota at that time. Pierre Monday for granddaugh - ball championships at the dome term) for refill. That message so it is a good idea to make sure The community’s name was selected during a game of Pedro. There are ter Morgan’s 16th birthday sup - in Vermillion Friday. Joyce's was not correct. Sooo, although your emergency supply kit is in not many buildings left now in Pedro. Notice the large windmill. When per. Tuesday, Carmen worked grandsons, Zack and Tommy, are the request for refills had been your vehicle. Also, icy sidewalks we think of the windmills that will soon be installed north of Philip, we her volunteer shift as a greeter members of the team. Good luck submitted days ago, it took sev - can be a hazard, so be careful. If know that they will be much larger, and will have an entirely new design at the Helmsley Center before to them! Joyce said she is work - eral hours to get the mess you have sidewalks and you from those of the past. heading back to the country to be ing on an afghan, with a couple straightened out. Hopefully we aren't able to clear them your - on hand for the Cheyenne School more that will be finished before won't have that snafu again. self, perhaps you can contact a Halloween party Wednesday. too long. She said she also has Sunday, I met my sister, Tish neighborhood youngster to help Carmen was back in Pierre for several kits. Sounds like her Nickelson, at Four Corners and you out. I know our son, Scott, an event Thursday, then back to winter will be busy. There is we went to Kadoka to visit our loved scooping the neighbor's the country to cook for a cattle nothing quite so cozy as working mother, Letoy Brown. Mom was walk when we had a house in crew. Morgan had a swim meet on an afghan when it is cold and having a good day, and we had a Pierre! It made him feel good to Saturday and Sunday, then Car - blustery outside. (Actually, Joyce nice visit. In the afternoon, Tish be doing something to help the men attended church Sunday af - said she may give the kits as and I attended the annual fall neighbor, plus he usually came HOUSE FOR SALE ternoon. Whew! She is a busy gifts…I told her if I received an festival, which is a fundraiser for home with some cash! 500 E Dupree St., Philip, SD woman! She said she is waiting afghan "kit," I would have to the nursing home where Mom re - Have a great week! for this week to be a bit quieter. hang the kit on the wall, because sides. Kevin Neuhauser said he is I wouldn't know how to complete Today, I am grateful for the

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News from last week and her sister, Ashlynn's 11th Pat Hanrahan and daughter, attended the TransCanada Key - Shearer. It took place at the Wall visited at Shad, Jenna, Cass, Cole, All are invited to the Harvest Fes - birthday. They are Casey and Kalie Hanrahan, also attended the stone Pipeline meeting in Philip Golf Course Saturday. Sunday, and Emma Finn's home. They cel - tival at the Hardingrove Church Rochelle's daughters. Joy Elshere open house at Joanne's Sunday. last Tuesday evening. Donnie and Marcia went to the ebrated Gene's birthday with ice Sunday, Nov. 4. A potluck supper also was one of the attendees at Cory Smith and Jade Berry ar - Zane Austin came from Pierre Countryside Church in Spearfish cream and blueberry pie, baked by begins at 5:00 p.m. followed by a the party. rived home Saturday after a ten- Friday to spend some time with where their granddaughter, Brit - Jenna. time of music presented by the Bill Sandal's sister, Jeanne Orr, day elk hunt in southern his grandparents, Donnie and Bo - tany, was baptized. They joined Mark and Todd Radway drove Wall Evangelical Free Church's Casper, Wyo., and her son, Ron, Colorado. The weather was quite bette Schofield. Saturday, Bruce some other family members for to Viborg, S.D., last Thursday for worship team. met Bill and Karyl in Wall last snowy while there. They had a and Lynn Dunker, Lexie and Sean, lunch at Tim and Kim Eymer's. the funeral of Rosella (Welfl) Milesville Community Club Thursday. Wall was playing good time, but didn't bring any elk Wall, brought a load of wood and The Milesville School had their Olson. Other family members at - will meet Wednesday, Nov. 7, at Castlewood in the football play - home! had dinner with Donnie and Bo - Halloween party Thursday after - tending from our area were Glen the hall beginning at 7:00 p.m. offs and Bill and Karyl have Deb and Tucker Smith recently bette. noon. All the school kids were and Jackie Radway. Note the change of date. grandsons playing for Wall. Wall traveled to Michigan to visit Caite Twelve 'Red Hat' ladies met there, several parents and While Leo and Joan Patton Nick Hamill recently moved was the winner in an exciting and Ansel, Tucker's sister and Thursday at Wall Drug for lunch preschoolers, Wyatt Addison, Pre - were in Pierre Tuesday, they took into the former Joan Hamill home game. Jeanne and Ron visited brother. Caite is a high school sci - and afternoon of visiting. ston and Briley Hanrahan and Eli Irene Patton out for lunch and east of Milesville. It is the former friends and relatives Friday. Sup - ence teacher in Michigan. Milesville Red Hatters, Marcia and Miley Hovland. They also had some shopping. home of his great-grandparents, per guests at Bill and Karyl's that Grandma and Grandpa drove up Eymer, Connie Parsons and I were special guests and helpers from Phil and Karen Carley attended Russ and Leona Hamill. night were Donnie, Tami, Beau, and visited also for a couple days. among the group. town, Mr. Rieckman and Jasmine the volleyball game in Kadoka Cass Finn, son of Jenna and Mary, Gage and Taryn Ravellette Then Deb and Tucker drove to Jodi Parsons and I drove to and Sam from the Service Learn - Thursday. Their granddaughter, Shad Finn, was confirmed Sunday and Gavin Sandal. Jeanne and Ohio to visit with Grandma and Rapid City Saturday and met ing Class. Joey, is on the PHS team. Friday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Ron left for their homes Saturday. Grandpa and cousins. Deb's other Melody Parsons for lunch. Then Sunday afternoon, Debbie afternoon, they met their daugh - Church in Philip. Gene and Glen and Jackie Radway at - son, Dusty, just finished scuba div - we drove to Joanne Parsons' home Prouty came out to the Hovlands ter, Abby and Mark Jacobs and Theresa Deuchar joined Shad, tended the Deep Creek Church ing internship in Greece and Thai - for her Christmas open house. to visit. She attended the Harvest boys, Wace and Jett, for supper. Jenna, Cole, and Emma Finn, and supper and bazaar Saturday land and now has a job as a Remember to set your clocks Festival at the church before head - Byron and Peggy Parsons were Megan, Nora, Coy, Cort, and Elsie evening. They were first time lute - deckhand on a sailing vessel leav - back one hour Saturday night. ing back to town. in Philip Wednesday evening to Hoffman for the service. fisk eaters. ing from Fiji and traveling to (This week’s news) Jodi and Sarah Parsons had celebrate Halloween with grand - Thursday, Sharon Kauffman Phil and Karen Carley at - Tahiti, the Galapagos Islands, Approximately 45 folks at - supper with Rachel Parsons in daughters, EmmyLee and Mylee. and Jessica Hulland and children, tended Bill Stahl's funeral Satur - Easter Island and ending the voy - tended the Hardingrove Church Mitchell Friday night. Rachel and And even more important, they to McKenna and Caleb, Colorado day in Philip. Sunday, they drove age in the Keys of Florida. Harvest Festival Sunday evening. Sarah then attended DWU’s pro - celebrated Mylee's fifth birthday. Springs, arrived at the Pattons. to Onida to the home of their Dave and Tonya Berry stopped After the potluck supper the duction of 'Little Shop of Horrors'. They went in again Saturday They took a break in the school granddaughter, Marissa Uker, and in Philip on their way home from Praise Team from the Wall church Jodi went on to Sioux Falls, joining evening for another celebration system to visit until Sunday, leav - family. They celebrated four birth - Rapid City Thursday evening. provided music which was enjoyed several members of the McDonnell with her other grandparents, Stub ing early morning. Leo and Joan day's including Wyatt, Marissa, They had supper with daughter, by all of us. Those on the Praise family for the weekend. Sarah and Karen Dufek, Sturgis, and had the Stangles for supper Satur - Joesze and Bexley, grandchildren Dusti, Ian Moriarity and their Team were Cory Elshere, Deanna stayed with Rachel and Saturday great-grandmother, Joanne Par - day night. and great-grandchildren of the daughters, Denise and Clare. The Kammerer, Anita Sandal and they went wedding dress shopping sons, Rapid City. Sarah Parsons and Brigitte Carleys. All of Dave and Angelia girls spent the weekend with their Ellen Clark (the Pastor's wife). for Rachel's roommate, MaKayla October weather information: Brucklacher flew to Chevy Chase, Shields' family were present. grandparents, Dave and Tonya. Paul Staben and Virgil Smith Kilber. They joined the McDon - Total moisture for the month was Maryland, for an American Insti - Dustin and Andi Rische came Misti Berry helped Will and Toni went to Pierre Thursday for the nells Saturday night. 1.68”. The first snow occurred Oct. tutes for Research "Youth Listen - from Redfield Friday for the visi - Anders Saturday and Sunday. District Weed Board meeting. Gayla Piroutek returned to 10 with 2.5”. Total moisture for the ing Session". Twenty teens from tation of Bill Stahl that evening. They live in the Dupree area. Donna and Tina Staben were in Milesville last Tuesday evening, year is 16.22”. across the nation, along with a Attending the funeral Saturday Rosella (Welfl) Olson from Philip Saturday for the Legion and she is glad to be home. She Average high temperature was supportive adult, were chosen to were Boyd, Kara and Wade Par - Irene, S.D., died recently in a Game Night. has been traveling with Dan to cat - 57˚ with the highest of 76˚ on the attend. They left Saturday and re - sons and Andi Rische. Kara went nursing home at the age of 86. Her The Crooners sang for the fu - tle sales. Dan and Gayla enjoyed second. There were five days with turned home Tuesday. on to Rapid City for Joanne Par - parents, Lawrence and Nina (Rad - neral of Pearl Grosz in Rapid City, the St. William's turkey dinner the highs in the 70s. Thamy Elshere, Naomi and sons' Christmas open house offer - way) Welf, lived in Philip during Monday. Milesville guys involved Sunday in Midland. Others from Average low temperature was Nolan, Rapid City, spent Friday ing her painted holiday decor. She the 1950s. Ivan and Joyce, are Paul Staben and Rick Doud, Milesville included Gene and 33˚. The lowest temperatures night with Tim and Judy Elshere. spent the night there along with Rosella's siblings went to school in with Marlis Doud as their director. Theresa Deuchar, Phil and Karen were on the 11th and 15th with Saturday, they all went in to Sheryl Hansen and Kayla and Philip during the time I was in Donnie and Marcia Eymer and Carley, and Rick and Marlis Doud. 19˚. There were seven nights with Philip to Doug and Fay Hauk's Kaiden Bastian. Sunday, Dee high school. Nina and Carey Rad - Jim Bob and Kayla Eymer at - Following the dinner at St. the lows in the 20s. We had two home where they celebrated Fleming arrived at Joanne's so the way were brother and sister. tended the 45th wedding anniver - Williams's Catholic Church Sun - days of fog, the 2nd and 3rd. Lainey Elshere's fifth birthday ladies had a good visit. Paul, Donna and Tina Staben sary for Glendon and Pam day Gene and Theresa Deuchar

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Qualified Business Income De - tion was corporate tax rates were law did not define what is a trade gaged in a trade or business. We duction on Rental Activities reduced to a flat 21% while indi - or business. There have been cannot find a bright line test for vidual tax returns have a highest many questions, regarding does when rental property qualifies as The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of rate of 37%. The QBI intends to rental income count as trade or a trade of business. When there is December 2017, created a new tax level the tax field for business in - business income? Over the years, more involvement with the prop - deduction called the Qualified come that is not taxed at a corpo - the Tax Court has made rulings erty by the landlord, rental in - Business Income Deduction (QBI). rate rate. There are several that distinguish rental income as come appears to be trade or The QBI deduction is basically a complications or limitations de - either investment income or trade business income. (TC opinion 20% additional deduction on net pending on payroll and assets of or business income. 2016-26). If the landlord is re - business income over and above the business. For individual re - If the same taxpayer as in the sponsible for paying property the actual expenses paid. For ex - turns with total net income below example in the first paragraph taxes, responsible for some repairs ample, if a farmer had a net profit $157,500 single or $315,000 mar - rented his farm land for $80,000, and maintenance, including of $80,000 they would get an addi - ried, the other limitations do not would that also yield a $16,000 fences, and if there is a written tional deduction of $16,000 on apply. (20%) QBI deduction? In section lease that the landlord negotiates their tax return ($80,000 x 20% = The new QBI deduction, as en - 162 of the Internal Revenue Code, and periodically updates – those $16,000). acted, specifically refers to income it states a trade or business is a factors aid in classifying rental The reason for the QBI deduc - from a trade or business. The new regular activity engaged in with a property as trade or business in - profit motive. This explanation come. is not very specific, and it would The new law specified that seem that renting land or a rental income that was connected building and making a profit to the taxpayer’s active trade or would qualify. business was to be considered A couple of rulings do give trade or business income and guidance. A 1987 Tax Court thus, eligible for the new 20% QBI case (Balsamo) ruled that a per - deduction. son who inherited property and The IRS has, so far, side- held that property for three stepped making any clear regula - months until she could sell it, tion or ruling on when rental had investment property and income may qualify for the new was not engaged in a rental 20% QBI deduction. The take trade or business. A 1983 IRS away from this is that for people ruling (8350008) stated that a with rental income, they will want landlord that collected rents but to be able to show that they are did not manage the property, regularly involved in the activity and had a lease where the ten - and have the objective of making ant paid the property taxes, in - a profit. The property owner surance and all maintenance should have some responsibilities was not a trade or business. for setting rents, approving ten - Other cases where the land - ants, and have some share in cost lord or their agent managed the of repair and maintenance. property was found to be en -

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Region 7B Round Two, win in 3 PWhilipG HigPh S cAhool lh-adC soome nPfhielip.r ence VolleJyewbel Jaonelsl, PThiliep, aRilem y Free - players chosen for the Western The second team consists of land, Rapid City Christian, Tessa Great Plains All-Conference Vol - Alyssa Civitak, Kadoka, Cooper Menzel, Philip, Josie Rush, Philip, leyball Team. McLaughlin, Wall, Cerington Quincey Piper, White River and The First All-Conference Team Jones, New Underwood, Lavin Rebecca Morgan, Rapid City includes Cylver Lurz, Philip, Bendt, Kadoka, Jaedyn Christian. Kaylee Eisenbraun, Kadoka, Jade Finkbeiner, New Underwood and The conference MVP went to Hutchinson, Kadoka, Lexi Bal - Kayla Clewley, Rapid City Chris - Cylver Lurz, Philip. lard, New Underwood, Jaicee tian. Williams, Wall and Copper Lurz, The third All-Conference team is

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Jewl Jones goes up for the kill during the game against Edgemont.

The Philip Lady Scotties were able to volley past the Edgemont Lady Moguls last Tuesday night, Oct. 30, during the Region 7B vol - leyball tournament. The Lady Scotties came to the court ready for the Moguls, start - ing strong in the first set, within minutes the Lady Scotties were up 10-3 after Copper Lurz hit the ball for a kill. After a good volley back and forth over the net, Philip ended up getting the point to keep the lead at 14-4. Soon after a Mogul time out, Cylver Lurz comes back with a hit to put the score at 19-9. The Moguls fought back but couldn't get ahead of the Scotties ending the first set 25-17. The Lady Scotties had a rough start to the second set. The Moguls stuck with us keeping the score tied and even inching ahead just a Cylver Lurz attacks the ball with teammates ready to defend. little bit. Philip called a time out and the Lady Scotties came back The Philip Lady Scotties gain the title of Region 7B champions in Kadoka Thursday, Nov. 1. The Lady Scot - to the court with good passes, hits ties were presented with the game volleyball. and blocks to win the second set 25-18. The Philip Lady Scotties trav - throughout the match but couldn't SoDak 16 Tuesday, in Stanley The third set the Lady Scotties eled to Kadoka this past Thursday pull off the win falling 20-25 to County, against Burke,” said came in hot to put the score at 12- to take on the New Underwood New Underwood. Smith. 6 in a short amount of time. Jewel Lady Tigers to claim a spot at the Set three saw the the Lady Scot - Jones hit the ball from the back SoDak 16. The Lady Scotties hit ties up by nine points in the begin - Varsity row for a point putting Philip up the court ready to win and got the ning of the game. The Lady Tigers 25-21, 20-25, 25-19, 25-11 18-13. With a victory once again Serving: 82/93 (10 aces) Leaders: Josie job done in four sets. struggled to keep up with the over the Moguls, the Lady Scotties Rush – 18/19, Cylver Lurz – 17/19 (2 aces), “The first three sets were back Lady Scotties. A nice hit from the ended the third set at 25-16, win - Samantha Fillingim – 14/15 (2 aces), Jewel and forth, back and forth,” said back row put us up 22-18 winning Jones – 14/15 (1 ace),Tessa Menzel – 13/15 (2 ning round two of the tournament head coach Ella Smith. “At this the game after a serving mistake aces), Copper Lurz – 6/10 (3 aces) and putting them in the third Receiving: 64/68 Leaders: Copper Lurz – point in the season, it is a fight by the opponent. “I was happy round. 23/25, Menzel – 19/19, Fillingim – 11/11, from start to finish to advance to with how the girls came out [in Jones – 8/9, Cappie West – 2/3, Rush – 1/1 “It wasn't the prettiest game, that next game.” this set]. They put the last set in Setting: 119 (49 assists) Leaders: Rush – but come post season, you have to 88 (34 assists), Fillingim – 8 (3 assist), Copper The first set saw the Lady Scot - the past and focused only on the win to move on. Communication, Lurz – 7 (3 assists), West – 6 (2 assists), ties pulling ahead right away put - next one,” stated Smith. serve/pass, and turning free balls Cylver Lurz – 4 (2 assists), Menzel – 4 (3 as - ting New Underwood down by six Into the fourth set, the Lady sists), Jones – 2 (2 assists) for points will be our main focus on points. Philip's team had good Scotties were ready to put things Hitting: 109/126 (52 kills) Leaders: Thursday [Nov. 1],” said head Cylver Lurz – 29/30 (17 kills), Jones – 25/31 passes, sets and hits throughout away. A very loud, and excited coach Ella Smith. (9 kills), Copper Lurz – 22/27 (10 kills), Car - the game giving them the upper Philip crowd cheered on the Lady ley – 12/13 (5 kills), Rush – 10/11 (7 kills), hand, winning set one 25-21. Scotties to yet another win. West – 8/11 (4 kills), Menzel – 2/2, Fillingim – Varsity 1/1 25-17, 25-18, 25-16 Philip players go up for the block. In set two, the Lady Tigers “This group of girls have a com - Digging: 58 Leaders: Menzel – 18, Cop - Serving: 66/72 (13 aces) Leaders: Josie fought back putting the score at 7- mon goal in mind, and that is to per Lurz – 12, Rush – 8, Fillingim – 8, Jones – Rush – 23/23 (6 aces), Jewel Jones, – 14/15 (1 1 just minutes into the game. The advance to the state tournament. 7, Cylver Lurz – 2, Carley – 2, West –1 ace), Samantha Fillingim, – 11/11 (1 ace), Lady Scotties stayed aggressive We are excited to be playing in the Cylver Lurz – 9/10 (2 aces), Copper Lurz – 6/8 (32 assists), Fillingim – 9 (1 assist), Copper (3 kills), Rush – 6/7 (3 kills), West – 5/7 (3 (3 aces), Tessa Menzel – 3/5 Lurz – 7 (3 assists), West – 4 (1 assists), kills), Fillingim – 1/2 (1 kill), Menzel – 1/2, Receiving: 37/45 Leaders: Menzel – 17/22, Cylver Lurz – 1, Menzel – 1, Spry – 1 (1 as - Spry – 1/1 Copper Lurz – 11/13, Fillingim – 3/4, Jones – sist) Digging: 48 Leaders: Menzel – 16, Jones – 3/3, Cappie West – 1/1, Rush – 1/1, Arly Spry – Hitting: 79/101 (40 kills) Leaders: Cylver 11, Copper Lurz – 8, Rush – 5, Fillingim – 3, 1/1 Lurz – 21/26 (15 kills), Jones – 18/22 (7 kills), Cylver Lurz – 3, Carley – 1, Spry –1 Setting: 97 (38 assists) Leaders: Rush – 74 Copper Lurz – 17/22 (8 kills), Carley – 10/12 Lady Scotties! 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Back from left: Jasmine Ferguson (senior), Quinn Terkildsen (seventh), Ethan Ferguson (freshman), Wakely Burns (seventh), Rehgan Larson (eighth), Front row Alec Crowser (freshman), Presley Terkildsen (sixth), Asher Peterson (seventh), Trey Larson (sixth) and Reese Henrie (freshman) Not pictured: Grace Pekron (junior) and Fayth Martin (sixth)

By Coach Ralph Kroetch place, the 2014 ninth place team tive season. years, placing sixth of 20 scoring member (s) who put in the most Improved” also saw a tie between The Philip Cross Country team and the 2015 state runner up The “I survived Cross Country teams. effort everyday) went to Pekron Alec Crowser and Pekron for the gathered for the final time to team. In 2016, Ferguson chose to 2018” award went to all team The boys receiving state compe - and E. Ferguson this year. “Ath - girls team and Reese Henrie re - close a successful 2018 season become a team manager, becom - members. tition awards included Ethan lete of the Year” award was a tie ceived this award for the boys with a team meal and recognition ing one of the best managers for Girls state competition awards Ferguson – 60th place and between Larson and Pekron and team. of season accomplishments. the 2016, 2017 and 2018 seasons. were given next going to Quinn Wakely Burns – 78th place. for the boys team, E. Ferguson The meeting was adjourned The first award of the evening The team will miss Ferguson’s Terkildsen – 29th, Rehgan Lar - The remaining awards are all was chosen. The “Scottie Award” with E. Ferguson (preacher) lead - was the senior award going to knowledge and ambitions. son – 30th and Grace Pekron – voted on by team members. The which is an award given to a ing the team in a prayer of bless - Jasmine Ferguson. Ferguson was The second award of the 41st at state. The girls were able “Rookie of the Year” award went team member(s) who best repre - ing and thanks. recognized for contributing as a evening went to each team mem - to earn a spot on the team awards to Burns and Q. Terkildsen. The sented the team went to Pekron running member of the 2013 11th ber to complete a highly competi - podium for the third time in four “Will to Win” award, (the team and Burns this year. The “Most

Philip High School Band plays during FCCLA Trick or Treat for Cystic Fibrosis Regional Volleyball Members of the Philip chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America went door to door in the town of Philip, Wednesday, Oct. 31, “Trick or Treating for Cystic Fibrosis.” This annual FCCLA event is to help raise funds to go to the Cys - tic Fibrosis Foundation. Any amount of cash or size of check, no matter how small, is appreciated. the Philip High School office or “The community is very gener - with Brucklacher. The ous and supportive of this event,” devastating disease of systic fibro - said Brigitte Brucklacher, Philip sis took the life of FCCLA mem - FCCLA advisor. The group has ber and friend, Jennifer Nelson, done this project since 2010. This in 2007. This annual fundraiser is year they were able to raise a Philip FCCLA community serv - $820.06 for the foundation. ice project. All proceeds will go to If you were accidentally missed the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation . or live outside of the City of Philip, and would like to donate, please leave your contribution at

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Philip pep band played at the region 7B volleyball games on Oct. 30. The band is directed by Barb Bowen. The PHS pep band really knows how to get the crowd going and the players pumped up before each game.

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Johnson have been Milesville, became the bride of helping Mrs. Ferguson dig a well Paul Elshire, son of Mr. and Mrs. on her new location, after digging Lemuel Elshire of Philip. twelve feet, they struck such a big After the ceremony the happy flow of water they had to quit their couple made an extended wedding job. tour which included Port Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gebes are the Canada, Duluth, Milwaukee, parents of a baby boy born at Un - Chicago, St. Louis, Denver and derwood August 18. Joe and Jre - Kansas City, returning by way of ome drove to Underwood Sunday Rapid City. to see Mrs. Gebes and the baby. Mr. Edwin Seiler and Miss Word of the marriage early this Bertha Willuweit were recently month of Coral May Radley, united in marriage at Burke, S.D., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L Radley the home of the bride and are now of Philip, to Marshal Sloan was re - living on the groom’s farm in Peno ceived here this week. The cere - Basin. mony was performed in Huron. 1938 A search for the Radley girl had Luther Knutson came with the been instituted by Sheriff Freank circus with which he has been Slocum late in July, when it was working as far as Huron, and left reported that she had disappeared Courtesy photo it there to come on home for the on or about July 25. Sloan, a tran - The Super Bowl for the Black Hills Youth Football League was held on Sunday, November 4 at the School of Mines’ football stadium with the harvest season. sient, gave his address as Philip in Badlands Eagles Junior Pee Wees taking on the Spearfish Rams. The Eagles had control much of the game, with the Rams giving them a run right Red Owl ad – 10 pounds of gran - applying for a marriage license, until the final seconds of the game. The final score 27-20, Badland Eagles coming out as the victors. The Eagles finished their season undefeated ulated sugar for 58¢; 20 ounce can Huron authorities advised Sheriff and are the Super Bowl Champions. of peas 7¢; pork and beans 50 Slocum. ounce can 17¢; sardines 3 15 ounce Only one letter has been re - cans 29¢; salmon 16 ounce can ceived from the girl since she left 23¢; macaroons, sugar tops and fig Philip and her whereabouts early bar cookies 1 pound package 10¢; this week were unknown. plums 2 dozen 25¢; dozen pears Bill and Snooks, a faithful team Badlands Eagles Pee Wee Super Bowl runner-up 29¢; 5 pounds of apples 23¢; cab - of horses, have made their last trip bage 3¢ per pound; Miraclee Whip pulling W.G. Murphy’s ice wagon salad dressing 37¢ a quart; 21/4 up and down Philip’s streets sup - jar of apple butter 15¢ and Braun - plying housewives and business schweiger 25¢ per pound. places with that necessary com - Dean Miles of Philip, son of Mr. modity, ice. The team having been and Mrs. W.F. Miles, suffered se - replaced recently by a pickup vere burns on one of his legs Tues - truck. day when a motorcycle he was Albert Heinesh met with a riding caught fire some unknown painful accident last week when a cause. He was on his way to Jack - ten gallon can of cream fell from son Hole, Wyo., and was rideing on the wagon on his foot, breaking highway 14 when the blaze one of his toes. started, his brother there having Oct. 1958 secured him employment, it was A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. stated by Dr. Guy Ramsey who Raymond Dean last Sunday at the treated the burns. hospital in Philip. Complete weather data for the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman Inland Airlines, Inc., a regular air - were amoung those who attended plane route running from the wedding of Charmaine Spearfish to Pierre at a point 30 Wheeler and Dugan Stewart in miles north of Philip is being fur - Kadoka Saturday. nished four time daily, it was re - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson of ported this week by Leo J. Staben, Midland announce the engage - U.S. weather bureau observer who ment of their daughter, Rose is stationed one-half mile from an Marie, to Glenn Marrington, son of emergency landing field located Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marrington of seven and one-half miles northeast Philip. of Milesville. Mr. and Mrs. George Hauk and The emergency landing field was three sons were supper guests at approved by the federal depart - Courtesy photo Following the Jr. Pee Wee game, our local Pee Wee division had high hopes of also taking home the bragging rights and team trophy. The Pee ment of air commerce about six continued on Wees lost to the Custer Ravens 8-6. This was a hard fought battle on both sides and the difference of a made field goal. 14

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Big Sioux River Flood protect people and property. A sec - staff from the Departments of En - Using the dedicated water fund - process. Several local government budget. Best of all, it works! While Information System tion of Interstate 29 and part of a vironment and Natural Resources ing, DENR produced two online, entities responded by contributing maintenance of the system will be is now Online railroad line were both closed. For - (DENR), Transportation, Public flood information systems with financial support to install new on-going, it has been verified and During my time as governor, I tunately, flood waters were not as Safety, and the Bureau of Informa - mapping tools. The first system stream gages to help monitor real- calibrated several times this spring have always tried to learn from ex - severe as predicted and those tion and Telecommunications. The contains 8,500 possible flood sce - time river stages and predict max - and summer during high-flow perience, and to improve systems transportation routes and most aim was to develop an accurate hy - narios that can be accessed by the imum water levels during a flood. events in the Big Sioux River. To and processes to lead to better per - homes were ultimately unharmed. drologic computer model linked to general public to evaluate risks to Ultimately, the new flood model view the new online flood informa - formance. Recently, a new flood in - Although I was happy that the real-time, river-height measuring their families and property. The coupled with the additional stream tion system visit http://www.big - formation system came online that flooding was less than predicted, gages to better predict inundated second system is for use by local, gages will also help the National siouxfis.org. will help with future flooding the 2014 event made it clear the ex - areas during high flow events. state, and federal officials as it can Weather Service make more accu - This is a landmark project that events on the Big Sioux River. isting flood prediction models were After reviewing the findings of use real time data to assess imme - rate river stage predictions. All uses the latest technology to pro - In June 2014, after several days not accurate. Forty percent of the Task Force and seeing the diate flood conditions and deter - this information will lead to more duce information that will better of heavy rains, residents prepared South Dakota’s population lives in need, DENR’s Board of Water and mine appropriate response actions effective and efficient flood re - protect human life and property for for a Big Sioux River flood. The ris - the Big Sioux River basin, and our Natural Resources recommended to protect communities and critical sponse, enhanced protection for years to come. That is what gov - ing water threatened homes, state needed better information to funding for the model in the 2016 infrastructure such as drinking threatened communities, and bet - ernment is supposed to do, and the farms, and businesses in South react to flooding events in this area. State Water Plan. Their recom - water and wastewater systems. ter planning for future develop - Big Sioux River Flood Information Dakota, especially in the lower I asked Lieutenant Governor mendation was to appropriate To ensure the model would meet ment near the flood plain. System does the job. basin. Based on the flood predic - Matt Michels to convene a flood funds from the state Water and En - the needs of local officials in the I am pleased to announce DENR tion models in use at that time, sig - task force to evaluate what could vironment Fund. The 2016 Legis - basin, DENR asked for review and and its contractor have completed nificant resources were deployed to be done. The task force included lature agreed and passed the bill. input throughout the development the modeling effort on-time and on-

John Thune Mike Rounds U.S. Senator from South Dakota U.S. Senator from South Dakota Promises Made and nesses back from potential growth According to recent estimates, South Dakota Honors ans Day is a special time to honor dedicated the Korean and Viet - Promises Kept and opportunity. the economy grew by 3.5 in the Its Veterans our veterans. nam War Memorials in Pierre in Two years ago, when Republi - Those rollbacks, plus comple - third quarter of 2018 alone. Not As South Dakotans, we are for - Making life better for veterans 2004 and 2006, respectively. cans took control of the White mentary actions by the Trump ad - only does that far exceed the ane - tunate to live in the greatest state is important to many people in Many of the veterans who live in House and Congress, we promised ministration, which has been a mic economic growth the United in the greatest nation in the world. South Dakota. In the Senate, I South Dakota served during these the American people that growing true partner in this effort, have States had grown accustomed to The people who live here are what serve on the Veterans’ Affairs two wars, and the memorials that the economy was going to be our saved the American people at least under the previous administration, make South Dakota so great. They Committee, where we work on still stand in Pierre today are one top priority, and we wasted no time $50 billion in regulatory costs in but it’s also right in line with his - work hard, give back to their com - legislation to make sure the De - of the ways we let them know how getting to work. the last year and a half alone. toric trends and puts us on pace for munities and care about their partment of Veterans Affairs (VA) grateful we are to them and to say We knew the American people That’s real relief that will help a strong yearly growth rate. family and friends. South is fulfilling its duties to our na - thank you. were all too familiar with an econ - businesses free up time and money In the months after tax reform Dakotans also have a long history tion’s veterans. My office also On Veterans Day, we honor our omy that was completely stuck in that can be used more efficiently became law, nearly 2 million jobs of honoring our military members works directly with South Dakota living veterans as well as those neutral. It wasn’t working to its po - and effectively to grow their oper - have been created, wages and in - and veterans, whose sacrifice and vets and their families to cut who are no longer with us. We re - tential, and there were too many ations and hire more workers. comes are on the rise, and the un - bravery allows us to go about our through the bureaucracy to get cently received word that the VA politicians in Washington who Reforming our nation’s outdated employment rate is at a historic lives freely and safely each and them the care and benefits they has prioritized a plan for a veter - seemed content with the status tax code was another step toward low, which means more Americans every day. are owed. If you or a veteran you ans cemetery in the eastern part of quo. getting the economy growing are earning a paycheck (and in Nearly every town in the state know is having any trouble with the state. There is still more work Workers and businesses were again. Our once-in-a-generation ef - many cases, a bigger one). In fact, does something special to thank the VA, please don’t hesitate to to do, but once it is completed this facing too many obstacles. Fami - fort to modernize the tax code re - the unemployment rate is so low those who serve, whether it is a reach out to us. We also partici - cemetery will serve as a final rest - lies were seeing tighter budgets sulted in lower rates across the that you’d have to go back to 1969, parade on Independence Day, a pate in a program to honor Viet - ing place for those who fought for and flattening paychecks. Aside board. It doubled the child tax the year Neil Armstrong walked on public ceremony for our military nam-era veterans with a our country and will be a place for from the legislative complacency credit and nearly doubled the stan - the moon, to find similar figures. members when they deploy and ceremony and a commemorative all Americans to honor those who that got us there, much of the eco - dard deduction. Americans have For businesses, investments when they return home or a me - lapel pin. For more information served. I am thankful to the South nomic stagnation was the result of already seen some of this relief in and optimism are on the rise and morial to commemorate those we on casework or the lapel pin pro - Dakota Veterans Council, the overly burdensome federal regula - their paychecks, and many of them so is consumer confidence. lost. Americans owe a debt of gram, please visit my website, South Dakota Department of Vet - tions and a tax code that was work - will see more of it when they file A growing economy is good for gratitude to the men and women www.rounds.senate.gov. erans Affairs and our local Veter - ing against American taxpayers. their tax returns early next year. businesses, workers, and con - who have served our country. On During the eight years that I ans Service Organization chapters So, it was time for a new approach. We also lowered the corporate sumers, which is why it was so im - Veterans Day, and every day, worked as governor, the U.S. was for their work to advance this proj - We set our sights on cutting gov - tax rate so it is now more in line portant to congressional South Dakota honors them. fighting the War on Terror. I’ll ect. ernment red tape – the kinds of with our global competitors and ex - Republicans to implement the pro- Veterans Day takes place in the never forget the young men and To all South Dakota veterans, heavy-handed regulations that can panded business owners’ ability to jobs, pro-growth agenda we’d United States every year on No - women we sent off to fight. I will Jean and I thank you. Because of affect people throughout the coun - recover costs from investments promised to pursue. vember 11, the day the armistice also always remember the family your service, our country remains try, including South Dakota, but they make in their operations more There’s no limit to what the was signed that ended World War and friends of those we lost while the greatest in the world and our are dreamed up by inside-the-Belt - quickly, which, again, frees up cash economy can do when the heavy I. The holiday was originally attending 31 of the funerals for people remain free. This Veterans way Washington bureaucrats. We that can be reinvested in a busi - hand of government is lifted and called Armistice Day, but was those who did not return. All who Day, I encourage South Dakotans used a congressional oversight tool ness and its employees. when it’s empowered with the tools changed to Veterans Day by Pres - fought to defend our freedoms are to give a special thanks to the (a record number of times, I might Today, the American people are it needs to grow and expand. Hope - ident Dwight D. Eisenhower in forever recognized and honored men and women who have worn add) to roll back more than one seeing the results of the promises fully this is just the beginning. 1954. This year marks the 100th for their service. One way we the uniform of the United States dozen Obama-era regulations that we made and, more importantly, anniversary of the end of World sought to honor our veterans was of America. were holding people and busi - the promises we kept. War I, in which more than four by organizing memorials for those million Americans served. Veter - who have served their country. We

Kristi Noem Representative from South Dakota

Addressing the nity is immune to addiction. ing efforts have launched at places access to mental health resources. fully fund President Trump’s bor - tions, please talk to your doctor or Opioid Epidemic With opioids, addiction can start like Avera and Sanford to make There’s still much to be done in der security agenda. I believe contact a treatment center imme - Drug abuse is now the leading with a simple prescription for pain sure doctors understand when and our fight against opioid addiction, doing this is a step toward cut off diately. If you don’t know where to cause of death for people under 50. medication to deal with a how to prescribe opioids. but this is a good start. drugs at their source. turn, call the free and confidential Meth is a tremendous challenge in headache. But that same medicine On the federal level, I’ve worked Additionally, I’m continuing to We have to end this epidemic. If National Treatment Referral South Dakota, but opioid addiction intended for healing can be the with President Trump on a bipar - work on the federal level to make you or someone you care about is Routing Service at 1-800-662- is spreading to an ever-increasing drug that leads to a life-altering tisan bill to combat the opioid epi - sure we’re doing all we can to keep abusing substances or medica - HELP (4357). number of families each year. Na - addiction. More than 40 percent of demic by confronting the illegal drugs out of South Dakota. tionwide, more than 46 Americans all opioid overdose deaths involved trafficking of deadly opiates, prior - I strongly support legislation, for lose their lives because of an opi - a prescription opioid. While some itizing addiction prevention, better instance, that cracks down on oid addiction every day. It’s an epi - measures have been taken to bet - supporting those in treatment, Mexican drug traffickers and demic, and South Dakota is no ter monitor prescription drugs, and taking a data-driven approach those who help facilitate their il - exception. opioid prescriptions in South for targeting resources for millions licit activities at the border; this Opioids have stolen the lives of Dakota have reached all-time of Medicare recipients who lack includes my continued vote to Call Philip Motors today! hundreds of South Dakotans in re - highs. cent years. No family, no commu - To address the epidemic, train -

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To place an ad in the Pioneer Review, email us at [email protected] November 8, 2018 • Pioneer Review Classifieds 13 THANK Y OUS Statewide Classifieds Thank you all for making my 90th ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for only birthday special. Thank you for $150.00. Put the South Dakota Statewide Classifieds the cards, phone calls, goodies Network to work for you today! (25 words for $150. and the visits. Richard Doud Each additional word $5.) Call this newspaper, 605-859-2516, or 800-658-3697 for details. Here is a quotation I have be - lieved for a long time: "We have Announcments: lived in the best of times, in the AUTOMOTIVE best of places, among the best of people." Nothing can make the SD Health Insurance Marketplace truth of this more obvious to me OPEN ENROLLMENT November TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: than the outpouring of support and 1 – December 15. Statewide assis - 235/85/16R 14-ply, $142. All kindness that has come my way tance is available. Go to Health - prices incl. mounting. Les’ in the form of prayers, cards, let - care.gov or call a Navigator at Body Shop, ters, phone calls, visits and meals Western SD Community Action – 859-2744, Philip. P52-tfn brought in since I sustained this 800-327-1703. injury.; Words can't express it. On FOR SALE: 2000 Pontiac Bon - 31 October Janet returned me to EMPLOYMENT: neville FSS-EI; silver with dark Avera McKennan Orthopedic sur - grey interior; 2.8 engine; super - gical unit in Sioux Falls for another POSITION OPEN: POLICE OF - charged, sunroof, 12 disk CD surgery. At this time Dr. Kracja re - FICER (FULL-TIME) City of player, automatic; $2,800 obo moved the two long pins from my Platte, SD (population 1,230) is 605-730-0161 P48-2tp foot & replaced them with perma - seeking full-time law enforcement nent screws, fusing the ankle per - officer. Successful candidate must JOB W ANTED manently. Now we're in the last be willing and able to work inde - part of the healing process and it pendently under direction of JOB WANTED: Person looking for is slow. No weight bearing for ten Chief. Wages DOQ & DOE. State- job on ranch or grain and to twelve weeks from now. When I wide L.E.T. applications required. ranch/farm. From Monroe, Wis - consider the many cards from peo - Interested applicants can contact consin; call 608-214-0031 ple I've known "forever" - I am re - Chief Brandon Semmler at (605) PR12-3tp minded of all that they, too, have 337-2144 or Finance Officer been through. Everyone is dealing Shauna Meyerink (605) 337-3921. HELP W ANTED with some kind of a personal Please send application and re - struggle. We might say "There but sume to: City of Platte, PO Box HELP WANTED: Office manager for the grace of God, go I" A long time ago at the Cheyenne School 236, Platte, SD 57369. Applica - at the Kadoka Press office in (Rural Haakon County) the stu - tions will be accepted until filled. Kadoka, SD. Full-time position. dents presented their Christmas The City of Platte is an EOE. Contact Beau Ravellette, 605- 685-8155. PR-tfn Program, and one skit among sev - eral has long been valuable in re - COMPANION/CARETAKER flection: "May God Forgive me available with chance to advance HELP WANTED: Ravellette Pub - lications, Inc., is looking for a free When I whine. I have two feet, the at Mike’s Jack & Jill , Webster. world is mine". (This poem is avail - Benefits available. Apply at lance news writer to supply fea - ture stories within our coverage able and worth reading in its en - Mike’s or send resume to PO BOX tirety). Thank you again, from the area. Contact Don Ravellette at 543, Webster, SD 57274. bottom of my heart, for your ef - 605-685-5147. forts, thoughts and prayers. MISCELLANEOUS: PR35-tfn Sincerely, David K. "Fuddy" Hansen WIN A $3,000 grand prize! 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Call this WP11-2tc billing charge will be added if ad newspaper or 800-658-3697 for de - is not paid at the time the order tails. FOR SALE: Clean ink barrels (not burn barrels). Contact Pioneer is placed. Review in Philip, 859-2516. $30 each – only a few available. BUSINESS & S ERVICE PR10-tfn BRANT’S ELECTRIC - PHILIP, SD For all your electrical needs. FOR L EASE Serving the area since 1980. Free LAND FOR LEASE: Parcel 1- sec - estimates 605-859-2254. tion 20, township 4, range 25,= P24-52tc 42.15 acres. Parcel 2- section 20, township 4, range 25,= 219.8 O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, acres. Parcel 3- southeast 1/4 INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, Gravel section 21, township 4 N range 25 (screened or crushed). We can de - = 25 156.46 acres; Total 418.41 liver. Dams, dugouts, building acres at $50 an acre. Contact sites. Our 42nd year. Glenn or Pat at 605-843-2850 daytime Trace, 859-2020. after 5pm contact Johnie at 605- PR11-tfn 214-3243 PR11-14tc NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed plumbing contractor for all your indoor plumbing and outdoor water and sewer jobs. Call Dale LOCAL E VENT Koehn, 441-1053, or leave a mes - sage at 837-0112. K38-tfn Join us at the Belvidere Christ - mas Fair. Saturday, November WEST RIVER EXCAVATION will 24, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. M.T.; for do all types of trenching, ditching more information call 669-2529 and directional boring work. See KP48-3tp Craig, Diana, Sauntee or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or call 837- 2690. Craig cell: 390-8087, EAL STATE Sauntee cell: 390-8604; wrex@ R E gwtc.net K50-tfn NICELY FULLY FINISHED, 4 BEDROOM 2 bath home on cor - ner lot in Philip. Priced to sell at FARM & R ANCH $114,900, please call Nancy at 515-1140 PR12-tfn FOR SALE: Hereford bull calves. Hovland Herefords, Milesville, PRICE REDUCED: 3 bdrm, 1.5 SD. Allen: 544-3236 or Miles: baths, 3 heat sources, attached 544-3294 P48-1tc shop/garage, partially furnished, one block from Main Street in HAY FOR SALE: small square Kadoka, space included for ex - bales; never been rained on; call pansion, call 605-840-0163, 605- Coy 441-7110 or John 605-530- 840-2533, 605-842-2533. 1138 P48-3tc K32-tfn WANTED CATTLE TO FEED: calves at reasonable rate; call 685-6725; leave message, 454- 0053 Rodney; 454-0123 Kory. Several years of feeding Cattle. P40-8tc BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY S/P FENCING: Fence construc - tion. Call us for all your fencing CALL 859-2516 TO PLACE YOUR AD!! needs. Shanon Porch & Pete Reinert, 605-515-0823. P20-tfn RONALD G. 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Scott Stern will leave his South Dakota’s story as one of “It has been an honor and position as Commissioner of the best places in America to do privilege to work for Governor Winners at Convention the Governor’s Office of Eco - business,” said Governor Dau - Daugaard and the people of nomic Development (GOED) gaard. “Our state was very for - South Dakota. South Dakota is The South Dakota Cattlemen's bers who work hard on behalf of at the end of this month, Gov. tunate that Scott took time the best place in the nation to Association (SDCA) will honor SDCA. The members are the Dennis Daugaard announced away from the private sector to do business and I’m looking members for their dedication to foundation of SDCA's success today. enter public service, and I wish forward to being part of its Stern, who has served as him the very best.” business community,” said the organization and for environ - and the SDCA Convention is a commissioner since 2016, is Prior to joining GOED, Stern Stern. mental stewardship efforts dur - great platform to highlight their leaving to assume leadership spent four years with Suncor Aaron Scheibe, GOED’s ing the upcoming 70th Annual achievements." at Stern Oil Company, a Free - Energy and, prior to that, deputy commissioner, will Convention and Trade Show The Cammack Ranch of Union man, SD family business twenty-nine years with Stern serve as interim commissioner scheduled for November 27-29, Center is the 2018 Leopold Con - since 1976. His last day will Oil Company. In addition to from December 1 for the re - 2018 at the Crossroads Hotel and servation Award winner for be December 1, 2018. serving as GOED commis - mainder of the Daugaard ad - Huron Event Center. South Dakota. As Governor Den - “Scott has been a great sioner, Stern has also served on ministration. Larry Stomprud, SDCA Presi - nis Daugaard noted in his Earth salesman for our state and he the Governor’s Executive Com - dent, noted, "We look forward to Day announcement of the award has led GOED’s efforts to tell mittee. the chance to acknowledge the winners, "In South Dakota, we efforts of our grassroots mem - are fortunate to live on a land - scape managed by dedicated farming and ranching families. For generations, they've known that their livelihoods depend on being good stewards of soil, r water, livestock and wildlife." d Ba FREE Sala The Cammack Ranch, owned le Juke Bo ailab x by State Senator Gary Cammack Av Friday unch! Package and his wife, Amy, have a stew - at L The Steakhouse & Lounge Nights Liquor & ardship philosophy that reflects Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip Reservations: 859-2774 that dedication to South Casino Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! Dakota's natural resources. They raise beef cattle on 11,000 acres of grazing land in Meade County, where they have imple - mented rotational grazing prac - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, tices, constructed windbreaks, Tuesday, November 7 Saturday, November 8 November 9 November 12 and planted more than 30,000 November 6 Beef Brisket November 10 trees. Their improvements have Sandwich, fries Walleye BBQ Pork and Prime Rib Prime Rib Shrimp Buffet Prime Rib resulted in abundant wildlife, and dinner Sandwich and healthy soil, grasslands and salad cattle. "The Leopold Conservation Award continues to be the pre - mier award focused on acknowl - edging the role of private landowners in protecting and preserving our natural re - sources. The South Dakota Cat - tlemen's Association is pleased to once again partner with the Sand County Foundation and South Dakota Grassland Coali - tion to highlight the great work WEBSITE ADDRESS: of the Cammack family for their www.philiplivestock.cPom HILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTIO859N-2577 commitment to conservation," Email: [email protected] said Larry Stomprud, SDCA HILIP OUTH AKOTTAA Philip, SD President. 12....BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1346#...... P$935.00 18 ...... ,...... RESD & BLK STRS 414# ...... $199.7D5 SANDERS RANCH PARTNERSHIP - RAPID CITY Register today for the 70th An - SAT., NOV. 3, 2018 RUBY GABRIEL - CREIGHTON 28 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 497# ...... $159.50 90 ...... CHAR STRS 649# ...... $167.75 2.....RWF & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1435#...... $975.00 11 ...... RED & BLK HFRS 402# ...... $179.50 94 ...... CHAR STRS 636# ...... $167.50 nual SDCA Convention and Big run for our Annual November Bred Cow and Heifer DUSTIN LURZ - PHILIP TROY & DAWN RICHTER - QUINN 14 ...... CHAR & BLK STRS 518# ...... $175.00 Trade Show November 27-29, Sale. Huge crowd and an active market. 33...... RED 5 TO SOLID MOUTH COWS 1487#...... $960.00 96 ...... CHAR STRS 629# ...... $172.00 101...... CHAR HFRS 627# ...... $151.00 BRED CATTLE: BLOOM RANCH LLC - RAPID CITTYY 57 ...... CHAR STRS 538# ...... $174.00 114...... CHAR HFRS 560# ...... $153.00 2018 at the Crossroads Hotel and LARRY & JEFF GABRIEL - QUINN 35....BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1339#...... $950.00 87...... CHAR HFRS 589# ...... $154.00 DOUG HAUK - PHILIP Huron Event Center. Full de - 11...... BWF 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1222#... $2,200.00 COY & LIZ FISHER - SCENIC 12...... CHAR HFRS 508# ...... $158.00 16 ...... BLK STRS 647# ...... $161.25 15 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1224#... $2,025.00 28 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1317#...... $860.00 ROCKY WILLIAMS - PHILIP 23...... BLK HFRS 609# ...... $150.00 tails, including registration and 25 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1224#... $2,000.00 LEONA FIELDS ESTATE - ELM SPRINGS 94 ...... BLK STRS 632# ...... $169.50 GABE GROPPER - LONG VALLEY hotel information, are available 27 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1224#... $1,975.00 5...... RED BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1310#...... $860.00 33 ...... BLK STRS 536# ...... $176.00 80...... RED STRS 742# ...... $158.00 MARK & KRIS SAMMONS - MIDLAND TUCKER SMITH - QUINN BUCHHOLLZZ & RISLOV - PHILIP CHARLES KARP - OWANKA on SDCA's website at www.sd - 10 ...... RED 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1226#... $2,000.00 10...... RED BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1304#...... $850.00 196 ...... BLK STRS 623# ...... $171.00 78...... RED STRS 633# ...... $166.00 cattlemen.org or call the office at 5 ...... RED 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1340#... $2,000.00 102 ...... BLK STRS 556# ...... $173.75 13 ...... CHAR & RED STRS 763# ...... $153.75 22...... RED SOLID MOUTH COWS 1398#... $1,550.00 TUEUES., NOV. 6, 2018 27 ...... BLK STRS 543# ...... $170.50 19 ...... RED HFRS 578# ...... $177.00 605.945.2333. 31...... RED BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1423#... $1,100.00 16 ...... BLK STRS 468# ...... $192.00 MICHAEL JONES & ALAN BRUNSCH - KADOKA BUD IRELAND - BOX ELDER Another real big run of calves. Alot of heavy calves WATKINS JP RANCH - EDGEMONT 90 ...... BLK STRS 633# ...... $166.25 31 ...... BLK AI'D HFRS FOR 1 DAAYY 1049#... $2,000.00 again. Big crowd of buyers and an active market. 98...... BLK & BWF STRS 506# ...... $183.75 94 ...... BLK STRS 564# ...... $167.75 10...... BLK HFRS 1041#... $1,900.00 FEEDER CATTLE: 16...... BLK & BWF STRS 423# ...... $208.00 107...... BLK HFRS 550# ...... $153.75 F LEE BALDWIN - ENNING ROSS & JANICE WILLIAMS - PHILIP 90 ...... BWF HFRS 499# ...... $160.00 ZANE JEFFERIES - BOX ELDER WF WF FRS 25 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1195#... $1,825.00 164 ...... CHAR STRS 737# ...... $175.00 18...... R & B H 441# ...... $170.00 18...... BLK & BWF STRS 666# ...... $153.25 AN AKE ELSON REIGHTON 14 ...... BLK 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1323#... $1,700.00 79 ...... CHAR STRS 651# ...... $171.50 D & J N - C 27...... BLK HFRS 629# ...... $148.50 101 ...... BBLK STRS 483# ...... $189.25 9...... BBLK HFRS 1086#... $1,525.00 80...... CCHAR HFRS 669# ...... $159.00 KETELSEN FAMILY TRUST - UNION CENTER 14 ...... BLK STRS 390# ...... $217.50 20 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1410#... $1,450.00 80...... CHAR HFRS 689# ...... $156.00 88...... BLK & BWF STRS 618# ...... $164.50 BRETT GUPTILL & B&H ANGUS - INTERIOR 8 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1466#... $1,000.00 78...... CHAR HFRS 631# ...... $154.50 JACK WIESER - OWANKA 99 ...... BLK STRS 495# ...... $186.00 KENNY MATT - ELM SPRINGS MARK WILLIAMS - KADOKA 26 ...... BLK STRS 609# ...... $164.00 93 ...... BLK STRS 595# ...... $170.50 41 ...... BWF BRED HEIFERS 1054#... $1,750.00 HAR TRS KETELSON & BEUG - STURGIS 78 ...... C S 708# ...... $174.00 11 ...... BLK STRS 365# ...... $229.00 20 ...... BWF BRED HEIFERS 1074#... $1,750.00 HAR TRS 74 ...... BLK STRS 598# ...... $162.00 Blast from past 72 ...... C S 764# ...... $170.00 LK FRS 25 ...... BWF BRED HEIFERS 1067#... $1,725.00 44...... B H 515# ...... $157.00 18 ...... BLK STRS 498# ...... $187.75 94...... CHAR HFRS 656# ...... $160.50 LK FRS 8 ...... BWF BRED HEIFERS 1071#... $1,725.00 29...... B H 398# ...... $182.00 R & G SMITH RANCH LLC - QUINN 85...... CHAR HFRS 740# ...... $153.25 KC BIELMAIER RANCH - WALL 20 ...... BWF BRED HEIFERS 1095#... $1,650.00 31 ...... BLK STRS 595# ...... $165.25 continued from page DENNIS & DAKOTA HULM - MEADOW 99 ...... BLK STRS 569# ...... $169.00 11 JOYCE L. CHORD ESTATE - STURGIS 33...... BLK HFRS 560# ...... $154.00 80 ...... CHAR STRS 786# ...... $169.75 13 ...... BLK STRS 435# ...... $195.00 7 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1177#... $1,710.00 WARD FAMILY RANCH - MARTIN Leonard Thorson’s on Friday. Two 91 ...... CHAR STRS 738# ...... $154.25 54...... BLK HFRS 488# ...... $160.50 15...... BWF 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1114#... $1,650.00 35 ...... RED & BLK STRS 628# ...... $156.50 PERAULT RANCH - BELVIDERE 11...... BLK HFRS 395# ...... $171.00 of the boys didn’t enjoy themselves 10.....BLK & BWF 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1293#... $1,625.00 25 ...... RED & BLK STRS 474# ...... $188.50 121...... BLK & BWF STRS 495# ...... $195.75 OFM PARTNERSHIP - CREIGHTON 3...... RWF 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1268#... $1,575.00 54...... BLK HFRS 531# ...... $152.00 too much as Billy Thorson had 101...... BWF STRS 575# ...... $176.00 86 ...... BLK STRS 580# ...... $169.50 19...... BLK & BWF SOLID MOUTH COWS 1371#... $1,350.00 BAR OPEN A INC - KADOKA 100...... BWF STRS 577# ...... $174.00 12 ...... BLK STRS 468# ...... $190.00 stepped on a pin cushion earlier in 2...... BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1483#... $1,000.00 19...... BLK & BWF STRS 628# ...... $164.50 100 ...... BWF HFRS 554# ...... $188.00 37...... BLK HFRS 550# ...... $152.00 STEVE CLEMENTS - PHILIP 10...... BLK & BWF STRS 525# ...... $177.00 the day and David Hauk hurt his 159 ...... BWF HFRS 509# ...... $185.50 11...... BLK HFRS 446# ...... $168.50 50...... BLK 3 YR OLD COWS 1084#... $1,700.00 31...... BLK HFRS 583# ...... $150.50 MIKE & ANITTAA HEATHERSHAW - QUINN TRAVIS, TATE & TY THOMPSON - WANBLEE leg in school on the playground LK R LD OWS STEVE DODSON - NEW UNDERWOOD 25...... B 3 Y O C 1073#... $1,650.00 94 ...... BLK STRS 581# ...... $174.00 121 ...... BLK STRS 545# ...... $175.00 LK R LD OWS 35 ...... BLK STRS 613# ...... $160.00 equipment. They spent the 36...... B 3 Y O C 1010#... $1,575.00 51 ...... BLK STRS 501# ...... $187.25 96 ...... BLK STRS 607# ...... $169.25 ONTY ILLIAMS OX LDER 18 ...... BLK STRS 475# ...... $191.00 M W - B E 53...... BLK HFRS 521# ...... $158.50 63 ...... BLK STRS 483# ...... $185.00 evening in Hauk’s new station 10...... BLK 3 YR OLD COWS 1242#... $1,675.00 26...... BLK HFRS 582# ...... $151.50 17...... BLK HFRS 423# ...... $178.50 118...... BLK HFRS 562# ...... $171.00 wagon. Next day when his mother 12...... BLK HFRS 957#..... $1,600.00 19...... BLK HFRS 479# ...... $159.00 DAYCO LTD INC - SCENIC 130...... BLK HFRS 510# ...... $160.00 93...... BLK HFRS 960#..... $1,475.00 NARCISSO & VICKI ACOSTA - NEW UNDERWOOD asked them what they did, he said 107...... BLK & BWF STRS 568# ...... $173.75 55...... BLK HFRS 450# ...... $179.50 10...... BLK 3 YR OLD COWS 1283#... $1,475.00 17...... BLK & BWF STRS 595# ...... $161.50 36 ...... RED & BLK STRS 502# ...... $182.50 JAY & PAULA VOGELGESANG - WANBLEE they were just sitting and suffer - LYNN FIELDS - ELM SPRINGS 13 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 520# ...... $150.00 17 ...... BLK STRS 399# ...... $208.00 64 ...... BLK STRS 565# ...... $168.00 15 ...... RED 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1179#... $1,635.00 JOSEPH SINGLETARY & ED BECKWITH - KADOKA ing. Hauk’s took David to the doc - 94...... BLK HFRS 527# ...... $156.50 18 ...... BLK STRS 476# ...... $188.50 JOE & LARAE CARLEY - PHILIP 12 ...... BLK STRS 593# ...... $157.00 38...... BLK HFRS 421# ...... $178.50 42...... BLK HFRS 490# ...... $159.50 tor the next day and it was found 8...... BWF AI'D HFRS 1014#... $1,625.00 LAWRENCE SCHREIBER - QUINN LENDON HEARER ALL STILWELL RANCH - KADOKA 33 ...... BLK AI'D HFRS 993#..... $1,575.00 G S - W 12 ...... BLK STRS 576# ...... $168.00 that a bone was broken and his leg LK TRS 72 ...... CHAR STRS 729# ...... $164.00 34 ...... BLK AI'D HFRS 926#..... $1,550.00 104 ...... B S 565# ...... $177.00 14 ...... BLK STRS 495# ...... $186.50 LK TRS 69 ...... CHAR STRS 751# ...... $162.00 was put in a cast. 33...... BLK HFRS 934#..... $1,475.00 39 ...... B S 470# ...... $193.25 LARRY SMITH - PHILIP ATT OLBY ORCH ANBLEE 70 ...... CHAR STRS 749# ...... $162.00 SPENCER CORDES - CREIGHTON M & C P - W 56 ...... BLK STRS 614# ...... $163.50 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Drury of 81 ...... BLK STRS 670# ...... $170.25 75 ...... BLK STRS 752# ...... $157.50 20 ...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1158#... $1,575.00 HAR FRS CARL & CASEY BAUMAN - KADOKA 106 ...... BLK STRS 591# ...... $168.50 162...... C H 728# ...... $150.00 Philip, a baby boy, Reed Neal, Oc - PAT KEEGAN - WANBLEE LK FRS 98 ...... CHAR & RED STRS 552# ...... $164.25 GRANT SHEARER - WALL 74...... B H 695# ...... $147.00 12.....BLK & BWF 3 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1210#... $1,250.00 ODD ONNOR HILIP 11 ...... CHAR & RED STRS 444# ...... $198.00 tober 22, 6 pounds 13 ounces. 77 ...... BBLK STRS 545# ...... $172.75 T O'C - P 21....BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1345#...... $875.00 81 ...... CHAR STRS 704# ...... $163.75 BRYAN CUNY - ALLEN DEREK TORNOW - MURDO New Coast to Coast is opened MCDANIEL BROTHERS - PHILIP 98 ...... CHAR & RED STRS 611# ...... $168.50 80 ...... RWF & BWF STRS 645# ...... $164.00 81 ...... BLK STRS 647# ...... $170.00 29 ...... BLK 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1262#... $1,235.00 94...... CHAR HFRS 666# ...... $155.00 16 ...... RWF & BWF STRS 548# ...... $173.50 this week in Philip. 16 ...... BLK STRS 516# ...... $180.00 57 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1330#...... $975.00 106 ...... CHAR & RED HFRS 575# ...... $151.00 DALE SAWVELL - QUINN 69...... BLK HFRS 598# ...... $160.50 Clark Morrison, Reese Williams 36 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1346#...... $935.00 DENNY & DORIS LAUING - STURGIS 35 ...... BLK STRS 528# ...... $167.00 LK FRS FOLAND RANCH - MIDLAND 18...... B H 512# ...... $158.50 56 ...... BLK STRS 689# ...... $160.75 7...... BLK STRS 467# ...... $192.25 and George Buchert helped Pere GLEN & JANET LONG - ENNING 30 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1244#... $1,225.00 JUSTIN WULF - OWANKA DALLAS STEEN - SCENIC Pearson run cement for the foot - 30 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1327#... $1,210.00 58 ...... BLK STRS 539# ...... $174.50 43...... BLK & BWF STRS 677# ...... $162.75 20 ...... BLK STRS 621# ...... $158.00 30 ...... BLK SOLID MOUTH COWS 1319#... $1,185.00 20...... BLK HFRS 434# ...... $205.00 44...... BLK & BWF STRS 553# ...... $172.00 12 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 530# ...... $150.00 ing of his basement walls Thurs - 30 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1339#...... $985.00 47...... BLK HFRS 532# ...... $156.50 COLLTTON MCDANIEL - PHILIP CACTUS FLLAAT CATTLE CO - KADOKKAA day. Bonnie Morrison helped JIGGS O'CONNELL - RAPID CITY 22...... BLK HFRS 445# ...... $172.00 91 ...... BLK STRS 657# ...... $169.50 32 ...... BLK STRS 559# ...... $162.50 8...... BLK 3 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1191#... $1,225.00 KELLY BOOMER - ALLEN 33 ...... BLK STRS 546# ...... $170.50 8...... BLK STRS 389# ...... $208.00 Martha cook. TRASK RANCH PARTNERSHIP - WASTA 65...... BLK & BWF STRS 529# ...... $175.50 RANDY SCHROTH - BUFFALO GAP 36...... BLK HFRS 536# ...... $152.00 33 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1408#... $1,010.00 19 ...... BLK STRS 416# ...... $208.25 99...... BLK & BWF STRS 656# ...... $169.75 ROY & JED BROWN - KADOKA BRADY SCHOFIELD - MIDLAND 81...... BLK HFRS 498# ...... $157.00 63...... BLK & BWF STRS 571# ...... $171.50 31 ...... BLK STRS 614# ...... $163.75 4...... BWF 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1251#... $1,100.00 18...... BLK HFRS 399# ...... $167.00 99 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 589# ...... $152.25 17...... BLK HFRS 561# ...... $152.75 JOE TRASK - WASTTAA MIKE SIELER - QUINN 23 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 532# ...... $151.00 BESSETTE RANCH INC - SCENIC 2...... BLK 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1348#... $1,075.00 46 ...... BLK STRS 526# ...... $178.50 LARRY JONES RANCH - BOX ELDER 23...... BLK & BWF STRS 627# ...... $151.50 2...BLK SOLID TO BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1520#... $1,010.00 8...... BLK STRS 426# ...... $204.00 187 ...... BLK STRS 653# ...... $168.25 21 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 561# ...... $149.25 ROB SMILEY - RED OWL WAYNE & JESSE JUNE MICKELSON - WHITE OWL 28 ...... BLK STRS 551# ...... $171.50 UDDER EXPRESS INC - NEW UNDERWOOD 5...... BLK 3 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1197#... $1,050.00 45 ...... RED & BLK STRS 508# ...... $184.00 99 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 590# ...... $155.50 19 ...... BLK STRS 698# ...... $158.00

R PETERSON 250 BLK CLVS; FS...... 550-600# MAILLOUX 100 BLK & BWF CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 600-650# TUESDAY, NOV. 20: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF UPCOOMMMIIINNNGG SAALLLEES: ROGHAIR 250 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 450-550# WHITCHER 95 BLK MOSTLY HFRS...... 550# SALE & REGULAR CATTTTLE SALE CUNY & WHITE 225 BLLKK STRS; FS,NI...... 550-650# TAAYYLOR 60 BLK & BWF CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 550-650# TUESDAY, NOV. 27: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 2018 KNUTSON 220 BLK CLLVVS; FS...... 500-550# SIELER 50 BLK STRS; FS,NI...... 550# HEIFER SALE & REG. CATTLE SALE & WELLER SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE ROBERTSON 200 BLK & BWF CLLVVS; FS,NI, ALL NATURAL.... BRINK 50 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 500-550# ANGUS ANNUAL BULL & FEMALE SALE ...... 550-660# BRUNSON 50 BLK STRS; FS, NI ...... 500-550# TUESDAY, DEC. 4: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF SALE (ESTIMATING 6,000 HEEAAD) M JONES & SONS 200 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 550-600# STEFFES 40 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 600-650# FEATURING WEANED CALVES & REGULAR CATTTTLE YEARLINGS & CALVES 10:00 B & B JONES 200 BLK STRS; FS ...... 525-575# BRUNSCH 40 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 550-600# SALE J NELSON 150 BLLKK & RED STRS; FS,NI ...... 625# BRUNSKILL 32 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 575# TUESDAY, DEC. 11: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED ADVVAANCED CONSIGNMENTS: FS=FALL SHOTS, NI=NO IMPLANTS GRIMES 150 RED ANG STRS; FS...... 600-650# FRANSUA 32 BLK & BWF CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 580# EIFER ALE EGULAR ATTTTLE ALE LOVEK YEARLINGS: B WHITE 150 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI...... 600# MCCONNELL 25 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI, ALL NATURAL...... H S & R C S & S NEUHAUSER 100 BLK & HEREFORD STRS ...... 900-950# KLAPPERICH 150 BLK & BWF CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 600# ...... 550-600# RANCH BULL & FEMALE SALE WILLIAMS 70 BLK TESTED OPEN & SPPAAAYY HFRS .900-950# HERRON 150 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 500-600# HELMS 25 BLK & RED CLLVVS; ALL NATURAL ...... 500# TUESDAY, DEC. 18: SPECIAL ALL-BREEDS CALF & CALVES: CAMMACK 140 BLK & BWF HFRS; FS...... 600-650# MORE CONSIGNMENNTTTSS BY SAALLE DAAYY. FOR MORE INFO. CALL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE & REGULAR H & J EISENBRAUN 400 BLK & RED CLLVVS; FS,NI,ALL MCFARLAND 140 BLK & BWF STRS; FS,NI ...... 600# THOR ROSEETTTHH AT 605-685-5826, JEFF LONG AT CATTLE SALE NATURAL ...... 550-600# CARROLL & CARROLL 130 BLK CLLVVS; FS ...... 500-600# 605-515-0186 OR OFFFIICE AT 605-859-2577. TUESDAY, DEC. 25: NO SALE EDOTTTT 400 BLK, BWF, & HERF CLLVVS; FS,NI ....500-600# GREGG 125 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 450-550# PATTTTERSON RANCH 400 BLK & RED CLLVVS; FS...... 600# LANTIS 120 BLK, BWF & A FEEWW RED CLLVVS; FS,NI...... WEDNESDDAAAYY, NOV. 14: WEIGH-UP COW, BULL & PLPLALA Cafaféfé Marit Clawson, Mgr. R & S PORCH 300 BLK CLLVVS; FS,NI ...... 500-600# ...... 450-550# HFRT. SALE 10:00 MT Mon-Fri 6am to 1:30pm (Closed Thuhurs.) – Sat-Sun D & E GROPPER 280 BLK MOSTLLYY STRS; FS,NI ..550-650# 6am to 10am – ExExtended hours on sale dayays. VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. PLA is now qualified to handle Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering Upcoming sales & consignments can be viewed on the Internet at third partrty verified NHTC cattle video sale as an additional service to our consignors, with questions about the video please www.philiplivestock.com, or on the DTN: Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRARAL (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). call, Jerry Roseth at 605-685-5820 or Jeff Long at 605-515-0186. KeKeepep supupppportingng R-CACALFLF USUSASA! R-CACALFLF USUSASA is our voice in governrnment to repepresent U.U.S. cattle producersrs in trade marketing issues. JoJoin todayay & helplp make a dififfffefererence! Markets Midwest Cooperatives TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: End of Day November 5, 2018 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $4.75 JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer THOR ROSETH, Owner DAN PIROUTEK, Market Rep. CLINT HAMMERSTROM, PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.97 Fieldman (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Milo ...... $2.89 BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman Hereffoord • (605) 490-0711 Cell (605) 515-0186 Corn ...... $3.09 BILLLYY MARKWED, Fieldman Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 MARK LANTIS, Fieldman (605) 859 2577 LLYYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer Millet ...... $9.00 Midland • (605) 567-3385 (605) 641-1042 New Underwood • (605) 390-7828 www.philiplivestock.com Reva • (605) 866-4670 SFS Birdseed ...... $15.00