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Number 29 Volume 108 July 18, 2013 City of Wall celebrates 106th birthday
First Interstate Bank President Brett Blasius and his posse took part in the “Wall’s Wild West Cel - ebration” parade on Saturday, July 13. ~Photo Laurie Hindman
Wall High School Class of 1938, Iva Eisenbraun and Patrick O’Neill, celebrated their 75 year re - union during the 106th Wall Celebration held July 11 - 13. ~Photo Laurie Hindman Wall School Board re-elects “6 Over 60” pedal into Wall Eisenbraun as chairperson
by Laurie Hindman vice president. Elementary Principal Chuck Vice Chairperson Pam Johnson Committees for the 2013 - 2014 Sykora has sent out the elemen - called the regular Wall School are: tary student handbook and Title 1 Board meeting to order on •Negotiations - Chairperson handbook for the board to review. Wednesday, July 10. Absent from Eisenbraun, Vice-Chairperson Rieckman has recently returned the meeting were Scot Eisenbraun Johnson, and member Carolynn from an Impact Aid meeting held and Spencer Cordes. Anderson. in Branson, Mo. He said a seques - A motion was made and sec - •Budget - Chairperson Eisen - tration push is coming from the onded to approve the agenda. braun, Vice-Chairperson Johnson, administration to let department A motion was made and ap - and member Mary Williams. heads decide where the 10 percent proved with Mary Williams oppos - •Buildings and Grounds – mem - cuts should come from. He noted ing the consent agenda for: ber Todd Trask, member Kevin program 8002 may be one of the •June 27, board meeting. Bielmaier, and member Spencer programs they cut. He asked all •June and July claims. Cordes. board members to watch what is •2013 - 2014 activity contracts •Transportation - member closely happening in Washington, for Josh Delger, Assistant Boys Trask, member Bielmaier, and D.C. Basketball Coach; John Hess, member Cordes. Rieckman noted that painting in Head Girls Basketball Coach; Joe •Curriculum - Vice Chairperson the hallways at school will begin Moore, Assistant Middle School Johnson, member Anderson, and next week. Golden West has in - Football Coach and Head Middle member Williams. stalled two security cameras and School Boys Basketball Coach. •Policy - Chairperson Eisen - the new security doors will be in - •Lane change for Randal Poste braun, member Anderson, and stalled shortly. Bleachers at the from BA12 to BA24. member Williams. Powerhouse will also be installed •Resignation from Mandi Mc - •Insurance - Vice-Chairperson next week. The new bleachers at “6 Over 60 riding Coast to Coast for Wounded Warriors” arrived in Wall on Sunday, July 14. The Donnell effective August 23, 2013 Johnson, member Anderson, and the football field will be in place group of six minus one who broke a hip before the journey began are in their mid-60s, retired and with regret. member Trask. before the season begins. good friends. They started their journey in Astoria, Oregon on June 20 and plan to end the 3,667 •Congratulations to Brett Gart - • Marketing - the entire board. Plans are underway for the miles in Portsmouth, N.H. The group is riding to bring awareness to the Wounded Warrior Project. ner for placing second in trap •Legislative contact - member Joint Convention that will be held shooting at the South Dakota High Williams. in Sioux Falls, August 8 - 9. Rieck - Jim Webber one of the bicyclist said they had hoped to raise $50,000 for the project and have so School Rodeo Finals. Business Manager Niki Mohr man and Sykora are putting to - far raised $100,000. Their day can average between 30 miles to 120 miles depending on where •Congratulations to Mazee presented to 2013 -2014 official en - gether a power point presentation they are staying and the weather. Chamberlain will mark the half-way location of the journey, which Pauley for placing second in goat tities. She has purposed to the for the board to present during the means only 1,833.5 miles left to pedal. Pictured from left to right ... Dale Lawrence, Pat Cavanagh, tying and pole bending, Carlee board to raise the lunch prices by convention. Ed DeMar, Jim Webber, Tom Nelson and Dave Arnesen. ~Photo Laurie Hindman Johnston for winning first in goat 25 cents for the 2013 - 2014 school Black Hills Online Learning tying and Carson Johnston for year. After a lengthy discussion the Community is starting a new pilot placing fourth in tie down roping. board approved the official enti - program which Rieckman feels These contestants will be going to ties. would be beneficial to home school the National High School Rodeo The budget hearing was set for students and a high school stu - Wall City Council accepts banner proposal Finals in Rock Springs, Wyo. 7:30 p.m. The only change to the dent. The board approved a motion With no other business the budget is to pay off the Capital to sign a memorandum of under - meeting was adjourned. Outlay Bonds. Mohr is waiting to standing for the purpose of using and rejects S.D. wine license request Superintendent Dennis Rieck - get the total payment from First Black Hills Online Learning Serv - man called the second portion of National out of Sioux Falls. She ices. by Laurie Hindman getting a S.D. Wine License. Tice- know that Deputy Jamin Hartland the meeting to order. will make the change to the budget Rieckman has made revisions to Superintendent of the Badlands Posley has researched the issue and Robert Schoeberl have been Rieckman opened the floor for for next month. the student handbook and crisis National Park Eric Brunnemann and visited with Rick Hustead who cleared to come back to work. nominations for school board A motion was made and ap - plan. He will have the names of had presented an idea to the Wall thought the most logic idea was to The final plat and Resolution 13- chairperson. A nomination was proved to appoint Mohr and John - volunteer coaches and rules for the City Council several months ago to apply for a Off-Sale Malt Beverage 06 was approved for the Sleepy made for Scot Eisenbraun with the son to the Health Insurance fall sports at the next meeting. place Forest Service/Badlands and S.D. Wine License. Hustead Hollow campground. board approving his nomination. Board. With no other business the Park banners on light poles by the made a motion for the Mocha Results of the land auction re - Pam Johnson was re-elected as meeting was adjourned. Buffalo Gap building. The banners Moose to obtain the license but the sulted in one bidder who pur - will mirror the city banners which motion died for lack of a second. chased the land for $12,500. The are on the main street poles. Mayor Dave Hahn explained the paperwork will be completed soon Brunnemann’s thought was to next step is for the Mocha Moose and the city employees will mow Wall After School students learn about plants get visitors into Wall which is a to visit with their attorney and the lot before the Wall Celebration. gateway community and allow have him put together a referen - Ordinance 13-02; Alcohol Bever - them to preview everything that dum. The Mocha Moose will then age was reviewed. This will be the Wall offers in and out of town. A have to get the appropriate num - first reading and A - D will be motion was made and approved for ber of signatures so the issue can stricken from the ordinance. two banners to be placed on poles go to a vote. Tice-Posley said she Ordinance 13-01; Main Street by the Buffalo Gap building. was baffled by what is happening parking will be tabled until the Fred Folsom with Waste Con - and totally represented what they next meeting so parking on Fourth nections was present at the meet - are going after, which is a gift item Street can be reviewed. ing to address concerns with com - for the locals and tourists. She also Ordinance 13-04; Sidewalk sales mercial businesses taking trash pointed out to the council that was dropped. home and overloading their home their ordinance is not correct and Ordinance 13-03; Flood Plan containers. Folsom said, the con - this doesn’t need to become a legal was dropped. tract between Waste Connection battle. She informed the council The Bloom lease was approved and the City of Wall does not ad - she will get the appropriate legal at $2.00 an acre. dress this issue and is not a prob - documents and signatures so the Hahn reviewed the estimates for lematic issue. The issue was issue can go to a vote. the I-90 light repairs. Two of the dropped. Carol Hodge came before the lights on the west side are out and Kelly Lurz who is co-chairman council with a request that more need new wiring. Council went with the “Relay For Life Group” in - flags be displayed to show pride in over different options and ap - formed the council the event will our men who have served this proved to fix three lights on the be held in Wall, September 14 - 15. country to protect us. She encour - west side using continency funds She has permission from the ages everyone in town to fly a flag. at a total cost of $18,000. State to block the South Boulevard Sgt. Dan Wardell informed the A change in lifeguard pay was but wanted permission from the council they have beefed up secu - approved for $8.00 an hour and to city to set up tents and a stage rity for the Wall Celebration and retroactive back pay for June’s The Wall After School Program (WASP) students participated in a program on plants. Students with speakers in the grass area of will have saturation patrols out. hours. were introduced to terms related to plants, such as seeds, pollen and fruit or vegetables by Linda the boulevard. A motion was made The loud music on main street New council members Dan Hiltner from the Forest Service. The students listened to a short book on how plants grow from and approved to allow the group to has been addressed by Deputy Hauk and Gale Patterson will be seeds to the foods we eat. Then seeds are needed to grow more food. After playing a memory use the boulevard and waive the Louie Lang and Wardell thought attending an elected official train - card game that used the parts of plants, weather types and plant environments, the students went fee for the noise permit. the music is being played signifi - ing in Pierre on Wednesday, July Anne Tice-Posley and CJ Tice cantly lower. He noted the Pan - 24. outdoors to the garden project at the school. Each child received a handout to observe plants by came before the council with a handling issue is being addressed identifying the parts and then drawing a picture of their chosen plant in the garden. question of where do we stand in and wanted the community to (continued on page 3) ~Photo Linda Hiltner Area News Pennington County Courant • July 18, 2013 • Page 2 City of Wall celebrates 106th birthday July 11 - 13
Class of 1973 celebrates their 40th reunion during the Wall Celebration. ~Photo Laurie Hindman Members of the Class of 1963 gathered together in Wall to celebrate their 50th class reunion. ~Photo Laurie Hindman
Class of 1983. Back row: from left to right ... Jamie Benne, Tami Holsether, Lori Alishouse, Tim Griffin, Gene Drewitz, Barry Severson, Leslie Heathershaw and Arlan Geigle. Front row: from left to right ... Ed Dartt, Sherri Knutson, Marty Huether, Denise Gunn, Caroline Fortune, Kara Jarvis and Deana Jeppesen. ~Courtesy Photo
June 2013, Pennington Co. Sheriff’s Dept. report Class of 1993 ride in the Wall Celebration parade. ~Photo Laurie Hindman
During the month of June 2013, Arrest Coroner Calls ...... 0 the Pennington County Sheriff's Warrants ...... 2 Business Check ...... 189 Office recorded the following statis - Non-Warrants ...... 0 Disturbance ...... 3 By: Bob Fanning, tics in and around the community Calls For Service DPP/Vandalism ...... 1 of Wall: Alarms ...... 0 Drugs ...... 0 Plant Pathology Field Specialist Time Alcohol Violations ...... 0 Extra Patrol ...... 131 Winner Regional Extension Center City hours: ...... 409.50 Animal Complaints ...... 4 Fire Medical Assist ...... 25 City hrs other deputies . . . .45.00 Assaults ...... 0 Follow-up Investigation ...... 12 Phone: 605-842-1267 Total City hours ...... 454.50 Assist Other Agencies ...... 2 Found or Lost Property ...... 0 Training hrs ...... 0.00 Attempt to Locate ...... 0 Calls for Service Vacation/Sick hrs ...... 88.00 Burglary ...... 0 Keep the Peace ...... 0 Managing Herbicide mists and retail sales managers. Nineteen percent of respondents County hrs ...... 31.50 Civil Problem ...... 0 Minor Consuming ...... 0 Resistant Weeds The remaining respondents said there is no silver bullet, nine # of times called out/Hrs . . . .0.00 Community Activity ...... 6 Murder ...... 0 The leadership of the CCA (Cer - were made up of manufacturer percent suggested chemical solu - Robbery ...... 0 tified Crop Advisor) program representatives, wholesale repre - tions, seven percent thought traits, Runaway ...... 0 asked the members to take part in sentatives, Extension and univer - two percent reported grower inno - School Function ...... 0 an online survey on the issue of sity, production agriculture, and vations, and one percent sug - SOLV Check ...... 0 herbicide-resistant weeds. government employees. gested mechanical solutions. Two Suicide ...... 0 Nearly 1,700 people responded The largest number of responses percent chose a combination of Suspicious Activity ...... 5 to questions about the resistant came from the north central these choices, another two percent Theft ...... 1 weed pressure in their areas, the United States. chose all of these solutions, and Weapons Call ...... 0 most effective management tools Forty-nine percent of respon - one percent selected other. "6&--&44& 5#-*$"4*0/3 *3 )"119 40 2&$&*6& -&44&23 $0/$&2/*/( $0..&/43 Welfare Check ...... 0 and approaches, and the obstacles dents reported a moderate level of As indicated in the second para - 0/ "/9 /&73 34029 02 1&230/"- '&&-*/( 0/ "/9 35#+&$4 & %0 2&3&26& 4)& 911 Hang up Calls ...... 2 to achieving wider adoption of best resistant weed pressure in their graph, the vast majority of respon - 2*()4 40 &%*4 "/9 0''&/3*6& ."4&2*"- "/% "-30 40 &%*4 40 '*-- 4)& "--044&% 31"$& Civil Patrol management practices (BMPs) for regions, 34 percent reported mini - dents were in some type of advi - 52 %&"%-*/& '02 */3&24*0/ */ 4)& )523%"9 *335& *3 4)& 12&$&%*/( Attempted ...... 9 managing herbicide resistance. mal, 12 percent heavy, three per - sory role relative to managing her - 0/%"9 "4 1. & %0 )"6& 4)& 2*()4 40 2&+&$4 "/9 02 "-- -&44&23 40 4)& Served ...... 3 The respondents came from a cent none, and two percent an epi - bicide resistant weeds and were %*402 City Service ...... 0 variety of backgrounds, with demic level. asked what describes their grow - &44&23 */4&/%&% '02 .02& 4)"/ 0/& "6&--&44& 5#-*$"4*0/3 /&731"1&2 Traffic Activity 3)05-% #& ."*-&% 02 )"/% %&-*6&2&% 40 &"$) */%*6*%5"- /&731"1&2 0''*$& roughly 75 percent being retail When asked what they felt the ers’ actions/thoughts when consid - -- -&44&23 #&"2 4)& 02*(*/"- 3*(/"452& "%%2&33 "/% 4&-&1)0/& /5.#&2 Citations ...... 10 agronomists, independent agrono - most effective tool was in the fight ering adoption of weed resistant 0' 4)& "54)02 Warnings ...... 11 against resistant weeds, 52 per - BMP’s. 0 10-*4*$"- -&44&23 "2& 40 25/ Injury Accidents ...... 0 cent of the CCA’s said different Forty percent said growers 4)& 470 7&&,3 12*02 40 "/ &-&$4*0/ Non-Injury Accident ...... 1 chemical modes of action. would only adopt BMP’s if resist - )& ;&44&23< $0-5./ *3 */4&/%&% 40 0''&2 2&"%&23 4)& 0110245/*49 40 DUI's ...... 0 Twenty-four percent listed crop ant weeds became a problem in &812&33 4)&*2 01*/*0/3 4 *3 /04 .&"/4 40 2&1-"$& "%6&24*3*/( "3 " .&"/3 Motorist Assist ...... 13 College briefs rotation, eight percent tillage, their fields. Another 30 percent re - 0' 2&"$)*/( 1&01-& School Zone ...... 0 eight percent Best Management sponded that their growers were at )*3 15#-*$"4*0/=3 (0"- *3 40 1204&$4 4)& '*234 ".&/%.&/4 (5"2"/4&& 0' Skate/Bike Citation ...... 0 '2&& 31&&$) !052 $0..&/43 "2& 7&-$0.&% "/% &/$052"(&% Practices (BMP’s), four percent ed - least trying BMPs or were "jump - Skate/Bike Warning ...... 0 ucation, three percent new chemi - ing right in" because it was the )& *0/&&2 &6*&7 &//*/(40/ 0 052"/4 Speed Trailer ...... 0 The following area student grad - cal solutions, and one percent seed. right thing to do. Twenty-five per - 08 08 Vehicle/Parking Comp ...... 4 uated May 2, 2013 from the Ne - Herbicide resistant crops have cent stated that their growers )*-*1 "-- Please feel free to visit with braska College of Technical Agri - been available for a number of were open to BMPs, but were also Deputies Louis Lange, Darren culture in Curtis, Neb. years and enjoyed a wide level of concerned about the cost and effort •Melissa Ann (McConnell) )& "%0," 2&33 )& "*4) /%&1&/%&/4 Ginn, Robert Schoeberl, Sgt. Dan adoption. of implementing them. Three per - 08 08 Wardle, Lt. Kraig Wood or Capt. Fricke - Agriculture Production Nearly 60 percent of respon - cent thought their growers would "%0," "*4) Jay Evenson with any questions or Systems. dents thought they were an exten - adopt BMP’s only if their neigh - concerns related to law enforce - sion of the problem, 25 percent bors did too, and five percent chose ment in and around the Wall com - )& *30/ 052*&2 )& 52%0 0904& thought they were a solution to the other options. 08 08 munity. problem, 10 percent considered Herbicide resistant weeds is a *30/ 52%0 Ravellette them a tool, but not the solution, very real problem, and becoming three percent considered them a worse. short-term solution, and four per - Visit www.igrow.org for more in - &7 /%&2700% 034 courant@ Publications, Inc. 08 : &7 /%&2700% cent both a solution and extension formation on managing them. to the problem. 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The South Dakota 4-H Rodeo Second, Wynn Schaack - 8.072; Third, Carson Johnston - 24.820; was held Saturday, June 15 in Third, Jace Engesser - 8.094; Fourth, Charles Risse - 25.890. Wall. Results are: Fourth - Lucas Kessler - 8.571. Senior Bull Riding Junior Juniors Junior Boys Goats •First, Chasen Cole - 72.0. •All Around winner, Jake •First, Brown - 10.070; Second, Senior Girls Fuerst Tanner Fite - 10.305; Third, Cord •All Around winner, Mattee Goat Tail Untying Roberts - 11.620; Fourth, Marty Pauley. •First, Tegan Fite - 7.87; Sec - McPherson - 11.990. Barrels ond, Brady Buchholz - 8.01; Third, Junior Girls •First, Ashley Peteron - 16.997; Wyatt Tibbitts - 8.01; Fourth, •All Around Winner, Sydney Second, Carlee Johnston - 17.161; Tracer Olson - 8.89. Fuerst. Third, Mattee Pauley - 17.365; Pole Bending Barrels Fourth, Alyssa Lockhart - 17.565. •First, Kenadi Rising - 26.243; •First, Sydney Fuerst - 17.153; Senior Girls Breakaway Second, Kaitlin Gerard - 26.751; Second, Trista Reinhert - 17.545; •First, Carlee Johnston - 5.210; Third, Garrett Brewer - 27.005; Third, Cassidy March - 17.556; Second, Karlee Peterson - 5.300; Fourth, Kipp Cordes - 27.132. Fourth, Jessica Peterson - 17.789. Third, Sierra Correll - 6.440; Flag Race Junior Girls Breakaway Fourth, TaTe Fortune - 10.000. •First, Fuerst 9.875; Second, •First, Savana Johnston - 4.050; Senior Girls Goats Tibbitts - 10.081; Third, Wyatt Second, Tatum Lauing - 12.080; •First, Karissa Rayhill - 7.640; Olson - 10.282; Fourth, Garrett Third, Emilee Pauley - 12.540; Second, Kailey Rae Sawvell - Brewer - 10.846. Fourth, Fuerst - 15.840. 7.750; Third, Mattee Pauley - Barrel Racing Junior Girls Goats 8.550; Fourth, Carlee Johnston - times unavailable •First, Lauing - 9.110; Second, 8.750. Class of 2003 •First, Shania Larive; Second, Emilee Pauley - 9.535; Third, Senior Girls Poles Laney Fanning; Third, Fuerst; Wacey Brown - 9.585; Fourth, Sage •First, Mazee Pauley - 22.172; Class of 2003 celebrates their 10th class reunion during the Wall Celebration held July 11 - 13. Fourth, Tracer Olson. Gabriel - 10.525. Second, Karlie Robertson - 22.599; ~Photo Laurie Hindman Junior Boys Junior Girls Poles Third, Hanna Hostutler - 22.904; •All Around winner, Winston •First, Brown - 21.404; Second, Fourth, Rayhill - 22.974. Brown. Gabriel - 21.996; Third, Reinhert - Senior Ribbon Roping Breakaway 22.142; Fourth, Fuerst - 22.653. •First, Courtney Peters - 14.270; •First, Clay Schnose - 3.560; Senior Boys Second, Hostutler - 21.610. Second, Wynn Schaack - 4.200; •All Around winner, Wyatt Senior Team Roping Third, Lucas Kessler - 5.220; Schaack. •First, Mattee Pauley/Mazee Fourth - Chance Derner - 5.270. Saddle Bronc Pauley - 8.800; Second, Teal Junior Boys Cattle Riding •First, Reed Johnson - 54.0. Schmidt/Cort Baker - 14.75; Third, •First, Cole Brewer - 57.0. Senior Boys Tie Down Robertson/Kolby Parmely - 28.880; Junior Boys Flag Race •First, Wyatt Schaack - 15.080; Fourth, Wyatt Schaack/Good - •First, Winston Brown - 7.984; Second, Carson Good - 17.880; 29.360.
Wall City Council accepts banner proposal and rejects S.D. wine lcense request continued from page 1
Finance Officer Carolynn Ander - Committee will look into the issue City of Wall and fire department. son informed the council that the and come back with prices and rec - Pay request for Site Works #1 in City of Wasta would like to con - ommendations at the August the amount of $177,924.17 was ap - tract with Wall to do mosquito meeting. proved along with the City of Wall, spraying. Jim Kitterman is willing C. Anderson handed out a letter fire department, library and ceme - to do the spraying but wants to be that she had just received to the tery bills. paid at time and a half and he council members. She asked for A motion was approved to trans - thought it would take between recommendations at the August fer 2010 grant funds of $110,266 to four and five hours. Anderson will meeting. the Winner Airport. put together a proposal to present Building permits were approved The next council meeting will be to Wasta. for: Jim Tice to build a fence; Mike held on Tuesday, August 6 at 6:30 The Wall Community Library got into the foot and chair stompin’ rhythm of the “Wall’s Wild West Public Works Director Garrett and Marilyn Huether to replace p.m. at the Wall Community Cen - Bryan noted that Well 2 is up and roof material/remove deck; Baxter ter meeting room. Celebration” with their chairs and books march. ~Photo Laurie Hindman going. Hahn asked what was done and Skyler Anders to build a fence The meeting was adjourned. to Well 7 and Bryan thought they and an update was given on the replaced a pump and motor. Wounded Knee building permit. Bryan and Kitterman would like Building permits were reviewed to have city owned meters so they for: Casey McMillan - back porch; an regulate the purchase of bulk Bob Hamann - replace shingled water. roof with steel material and Chad Bryan noted the new chlorine Cerney - move in a storage shed. July 19-20-21-22: pumps have been installed. Minutes were approved for the Kitterman related they are hav - ing problems with the lifeguards at the pool not doing their job. An - derson has spoken to them once about the issue. If it continues to happen she will talk to them again #! and further actions will be taken. Bryan asked what the seasonal employment timeframe should be The Lone Ranger for Colton Kelly. He would like to # Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. go to college but didn’t know if he $" " #& " Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. # should begin in September or wait $& #" until January. Council approved to #$ " offer him employment until Octo - $ " % ber 15, 2013. Stan Anderson asked if a street light could be installed near the Shearer Addition road. The Street
Class of 1948 celebrates their 65th high school reunion during the Wall Celebration. ~Photo Laurie Hindman Combines for rent OR Attorney general’s office releases Custom Harvesting officer involved shooting summary Attorney General Marty Jackley Attorney General that the officers ficers for their service and com - and the Division of Criminal In - were justified in firing their plete cooperation in this investiga - vestigation released the summary weapons and using lethal force,” tion. into the shooting of Travis Ross, stated Attorney General Jackley. To view this report go to: age 43, on June 17, 2013, in rural The Attorney General would like http://atg.sd.gov/LinkClick.aspx?fil Pennington County, South Dakota. to thank the South Dakota High - eticket=22e-sHpjgFQ%3d&tabid= The Division of Criminal Inves - way Patrol and the Pennington 442 tigation conducted the investiga - County Sheriff’s Office and the Of - 979-758-4521 tion at the request of the South Dakota Highway Patrol Trooper Clayton Heinrich and Pennington County Deputies Jamin Hartland and Robert Schoeberl. The incident occurred on June 17, 2013, following a report of er - ratic driving by a motorist, which escalated into a chase and standoff with law enforcement. “It is the conclusion of this report and the
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with Scot O’Bryan and family; Kringer, Pam McHan Fischer and the out stretched hands along the Just before the 4th, the above Scotty and Aleesa from Ft. Worth; Helen Becker Crawford (W ‘63) 50 route. mentioned plus Tom Rancour and Wall News Grady O’Bryan, Ft. Worth, Texas; years. Goodies were served after Wall friends and Elm Springs Billie Hulm met to mow, trim, Taylor and family from Yankton the program so you could visit. Ei - friends were added to the fun. Re - weed and sweep and then rest and Gathered by Frances Poste atives. Wayne and Pam Werning and Faye O’Bryan and family from lene Flatt was honored for her 40 member, Lawrence, you’re down visit. The weekend of July 5-7th joined Dan and Bev Dartt; Mildred Rapid City. years working with the Alumni As - for one tractor next July 4th in Speaking of Rancours, I haven’t Glenn and Betty Alishouse and and Wilma Harnisch for supper at Barry Poste and his daughter sociation. Wasta! seen Samantha and Louie out and several of their family, Lori, Barry, the Red Rock. The Wernings were Elizabeth came from Littleton, The 5K Run/Walk (Relay For Wanda Hall had a visit from son about on their bikes. Usually mom, Carly and Erin Uecker of Free - going on to eastern South Dakota Colo., to Wall on Thursday to Life) started early on Saturday Mike and grandson Brodan re - Roberta is there as well and we ex - man, S.D., Ginger and Bruce to see more relation. spend the weekend. Barry seems morning with quite a number of cently. Wanda has been feeling change pleasantries at least. Schilder from Faulkton, S.D., Senior Citizen potluck supper is to make it to the Wall Celebration participants. (Kay Leonard was well after her hospital visit earlier The Elm Springs W.T.L. Club Kevin Alishouse of Madison Lake, this Thursday evening, July 18th, every year — two things are al - among them.) It was said they last month, so the family visit and meeting was held here at the Old Minn., James, Reyné and Marian at Prairie Village. See you there! ways on his list, the ice-cream so - made over $1,000 — good for time together was good. Hotel. Members present wer Jean Alishouse from Lincoln, Neb., Theme meal for July will be on cial and a hot beef sandwich. They them! Kelly Green is working at the Linn, Dorothy Anderson, Myrna Jacob and Sara Alishouse also Wednesday, the 24th. Menu lists left for home Sunday morning. J.B. Hoffman (W ‘71) was in Badlands Visitor Center again this Smith, Kelly Linn and her mother from Lincoln, and Lisa Alishouse autumn chicken, baked sweet po - Mark, Darlene, Amanda and Wall for the Celebration with his summer. Tammy said Kelly was Jean Ross. Jean is from Pueblo, and Elissa Eisenbraun of Rapid tatoes, harvard beets, tossed salad Kristina Poste came down from car in the parade. He had put it to - enjoying it a lot and what good ex - Colo., and is here visiting Kelly City, all met at Fort Robinson, with dressing, mandarin oranges Rapid City on Saturday. Mark, gether using parts from all makes perience. and family for another week or so. Neb., with many other cousins for and cake. Barry and Elizabeth made a quick of cars so I don’t know what make Ash and Madi Grenstiner are at The W.T.L. Club was begun in their Alishouse Cousins Reunion Allie Kjerstad (5 years old) won trip to the country later that after - or model he calls his production. It Storm Mountain for church camp the early 20’s and one of the “by- which they hold every three years. 4th place in the mutton busting noon so Barry could see grass in - certainly drew attention. this week. Friends Ruth Bryan laws” was that the hostess of the Lori and Erin Uecker returned to contest at the wall Rodeo this past stead of drought like other years. Congratulations and the best of and Kassidy Sawvell attending as meeting shall provide one or two Wall with Glenn and Betty for a weekend. She spent overnight Sat - Sherry and Kurth DeLand were wishes go out to the newly wed well. edible items of food. That is good week long visit in preparation for urday (a first) with grandparents in Wall for the Celebration. Jim couple, Pastor Darwin and Terri Last week park workers Hazel for me — I can handle “edible” and Lori’s 30th W.H.S. Class Reunion Lavern and Diane Terkildsen. and Leila Joyce were in the same Kopfmann. A special fellowship Kalkbrenner, Dan and Diane Tur - not feel badly but most club mem - on July 12th. Coming for the Wall Celebration campground. Kurth fixed “burg - time after church services on Sun - geon, Tammy Green and yours bers bake something really deli - Mildred and Wilma Harnisch to Norm and Betty Klingbile’s ers” on Friday. The Joyces and day at the Methodist Church wel - truly met to put park furniture cious! We all had a tour of the old had company on Saturday, the 6th, home were Wanda and Gail John - Frances, Barry and Elizabeth comed Terri and doubled as a wed - back in place and have some time place. It was a good time! from Alexandria, S.D. — a cousin son and Malorie and Chris Teigen. Poste joined them for lunch. ding reception. Sandwiches, chips to visit. Happy Trails! of theirs, Louetta Decker. Lou - Mike and Cheryl Jedlicka from Virginia Poste of Casper, Wyo., is and a beautiful wedding cake were etta’s daughter and granddaugh - Sioux Falls spent the weekend visiting her sister Shirley Ten - served. ter of Omaha were with her, Jody with Donna. They took in the pa - nyson in Rapid City. They were We offer our sympathy to the and Dayla Miller. rade and other festivities, going seen in amongst the other visitors family of Jean Burns who passed Good Earth dedication July 19 On Sunday, the 7th, some home Sunday. in Wall on Saturday. away in Philip, July 7, 2013. Her cousins of the Harnisches from Leslie and Kay Williams had a Seemed like the Badlands brother Max is a resident in Wall. On July 19, South Dakota will offi - their major role in leading the California were in Wall to visit rel - lot of family home again this past Alumni program was “short and Had a call from granddaughter cially dedicate Good Earth State fundraising effort. Park at Blood Run as its first new The dedication, which is open to week. Randy and Mary Williams, sweet” this year. Kay Horton Michelle Lamphere, on Monday. state park in over 40 years. the public, will take place 11 a.m. to their daughter Amanda Hoehe and Dahlquist acted as mistress of Cer - After working for the Lester family grandson Cooper were here from “We want to preserve this cultur - 12 p.m. CDT on July 19 at the site. emonies. Jim Joyce gave a wel - (Holiday Inn by Civic Center) for ally significant site for future gener - Scheduled speakers include Gov. Lincoln. Shauna, Remington and come message and Dawna Estes 21 years, she decided it was time Marlee Kay Meyerink came from ations,” said Gov. Dennis Daugaard. Daugaard, GFP Secretary Jeff Vonk, Tsitrian showed everyone she can to move on. So, not long ago, she “By setting aside this land as a state members of area tribes, SD Parks Platt for a couple days. Also Tara still get toe-tapping music out of quit her job, sold her house and is park we will protect its natural and Wildlife Foundation Past Presi - SanDee’s and Allyna Andes; Gary, Deb and her “sax”. Will Hustead favored us touring the countryside with a beauty and provide an excellent edu - dent Jeff Scherschligt and Iowa Gov. Daily Lunch Specials Les Williams joined them. Seems with a solo and the audience par - friend, before settling down to new cational opportunity about a site that Terry Branstad. Guided hikes of the like summer and celebrations at - ticipation was great in singing employment. They have been in was a peaceful Native American trad - new park will be offered following the July 18th : Fleish Keichla tract company. some of the “Golden Oldies”. Canada and are now in Saint ing and ceremonial center for cen - ceremony. Lyle Williams was admitted to w/Fruit Names of all those who passed John, New Brunswick. turies.” For more information on Good the Rapid City Regional Hospital away this past year were read and The cloudy, cool day on Sunday Good Earth State Park at Blood Earth State Park at Blood Run, visit July 19th: SanDee’s Loaded on Thursday and was released to Deb Bryan lit a candle for each. was a relief after quite a few days Run is located just southeast of Sioux www.gfp.sd.gov. Mexican Tots go home Saturday evening. He had Honored graduates were seated on of heat. Monday was cloudy off and Falls and is part of the Blood Run a lung infection, causing fluid to National Historic Landmark. The July 22nd: Pulled Pork Sandwich the stage — Bud Estes (W ‘37), the on but not too high a temperature. build up. Medication has helped most years since graduation with We shouldn’t be fussy as it is July. landmark lies on both sides of the Big w/Broccoli Salad and he is also on oxygen. Get well 76; Iva Albin Eisenbraun and Pat Rain would be most welcome. Sioux River at the mouth of Blood July 23rd: Indian Taco soon, Lyle. O’Neil (W ‘38) 75 years; Edith Se - “He who plants thorns must Run Creek, and includes over 3,000 Congratulations, Jim Bloom, for bade Paulsen and Merl Flatt (W never expect to gather roses.” acres of land in South Dakota and Tomorrow’s July 24th: Crispy Chicken Wrap Iowa. celebrating your 80th birthday! ‘43) 70 years; Esther Harnisch ~Anonymous w/Fruit Salad You will find a lot of people in that The river, abundant wildlife, fertile Hoefs (W ‘48) 65 years; and Neva Have a good week! flood plains, availability of pipestone Call 515-0084 for delivery • Wall age bracket. Knapp Hamann, Darlene Allburn Leaders George and Lorna Moore spent and protection from winds made the one afternoon in the Black Hills site an important gathering place and trading center for American In - dians from 1350 to 1700 A.D. During Wasta Wanderings the latter part of that period, Blood Run was the largest Oneota site known to exist anywhere. Archeolo - neW arrivaLs Submitted by Games — Al Grenstiner and gists speculate that there were 6,000 Lloyd & Margee Willey granddaughter Madi were the to 10,000 people utilizing the village Purses, Billfolds July 4th — Part II champions with a four game that served as a trade and ceremonial Lunch and games! straight win! Water Balloon Toss! center for the entire region. & Sandals We appreciate all Wasta’s Al pitched for water balloon The park was officially designated friends and neighbors for their baseball and everyone was a win - as a state park during the 2013 Leg - generous donations to our commu - ner! Again, we appreciate all for islative session but the project has bring this ad in to nity hall walkway fund. We re - coming and enjoying the day in been in the works for several ceived about $600.00 in donations Wasta. A little rain didn’t scare decades. received an extra 20% off. after expenses netted about you! The National Park Service recog - 279-2023 • Wall, SD $400.00. We will soon be ready for Next week, Part III, the talent nized the site’s cultural and historical a planning session. show. We will say now that it was significance and named Blood Run a great and we thank both the par - National Historic Landmark in 1970. ticipants and the audience for a Over the next several decades, the most enjoyable evening. states of South Dakota and Iowa pur - chased pieces of land within the land - Jett, 8 years & Jace, 5 years Saturday was the Wall Celebra - children of tion. We attended the parade and mark. The major acquisitions came re - Terry & Niki Mohr, Wall. really enjoyed it. cently in South Dakota, where over At the Lutheran Church Ice 400 acres of pristine natural property Cream Social, we met Eldena have been added to the park over the : : : : : : : : $ Haerer who asked that we say last two years. “hello” to Faye Bryan. They were “Partnerships have been key to close friends for many years. this project from the beginning,” said Faye commented that they rode Doug Hofer, South Dakota State together, worked together, played Parks Director. “The outpouring of ))5-0+ cards together and very much en - & )$ &+"*+). support from both public and private 6)4(%9 3-(%9 2/ joyed the relationship she and entities bas been phenomenal.” George and Eldena and Wayne Hofer noted The Conservation +!' "*+ !,) ! * % &+ *+ &+)& had. Fund as an important partner. As a ',)* '&)" #,)0 %0910) %098,)3) 3)%',)4 165 *13 ,).2 8%05 5,) ,%0( And happy anniversary to El - national non-profit organization ded - *+ ',$ -) (" "+. 1* %.8%94 51 &) 5,)3) 0( *13 5,%5 / )42104-&.) dena and Wayne. icated to saving special places and Jamy and Ray Williams with land for public use, the organization acquired a key portion of the park Mavrick were happily eating ice cream as well. That is one cute and and held it until funding was avail - happy baby boy. able for the state to purchase the "+ !"& & ) & !"& ' $$ +.( * We spied Marilyn Keyser at the property. Hofer also praised the many parade while Jamy Williams was 3%-+ 1..)3 donors that have contributed to the busy keeping candy from the project, as well as the South Dakota '# Golden West “supply wagon” to all Parks and Wildlife Foundation for Braylee, 5 years & Brittney, 4 years children of Alicia Heathershaw & Chad Walker, Wall )3-%. 22.-'%5-10 )37-') Come & Go Baby Shower " % !! for %.) %55)3410 $" ! #%.. #!& Mary & Joey Roeder Saturday, July 27th 1:00 p.m. $ % ') $$ .',) ,+'%'+"- & * Wall Community Center !" ' )339 )7 110)9 meeting room ,10) 13 $$
$ ! ! '%% ) "$ *" &+"$ &*+$$+"'& Wall Health )-" (") )-"& $$ ,))',& "& ) * Nora Jean, 4 years & " # # Services Inc. Coy Wayne, 2 years, will have the following providers this month children of Zeb & Megan Hoffman, Creighton. # " Paula Zuccaro # ! Thurs., July 18th & Fri., July 19th Sponsored by: ! Genie Ellis & Dr. Wessel ! ! %.. 3-' %04)0 : #%.. Tuesday, July 30th Pennington Closed all day County Monday, July 29 Courant " # " $ &"$# ) & Thompson Phone 279-2149 Regular Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs., 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon & 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Photographics Fri.: 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon & 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ( …continued next After hours, emergency, please call 911 week. Religious Pennington County Courant • July 18, 2013 • Page 5 Myrtle Alma Rose Holst______Obituaries Myrtle Alma Rose Holst, age 89, ator for Bell Telephone, an airplane of Denton, Texas, died January 15, relay tech during World War II and 2013, at the Silver Stone Home in most recently custodian for her Floyd “Speed” Bendickson______Denton. church. She also was a homemaker Floyd enlisted into the U.S. 58 years, Berit Bendickson; a Graveside services will be held and mother of four. Army in December, 1950 and daughter, JoAnn West (Doug); two at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, July 21, at She is survived by her four chil - served in the Army Rangers in sons, Kieth Bendickson (Pauline), the Rose Cemetery near Creighton, dren, Diana Reaves and husband, Korea. He was wounded and was in and Kent Bendickson (Diana); two S.D., with Duane Holst officiating. Bernard (Jack), of Aubrey; Texas, the hospital in Japan. He returned sisters, Bonnie Peters (Roy Dow) The funeral procession will be Duane Holst of Midland, Texas, home 1954. and Darlene Morency (Norm); two leaving the Wall Drug Store in Wall Debra Holst of Dallas, Texas, and Floyd married the love of his life, brothers, Delbert Bendickson at 10:30 a.m. Sunday for those that Dawne Holst Adamson of Roseville, Berit Irene Ingebrigtsen, on Octo - (Gail), Kenneth Bendickson want to go with the family to the Calif.; and four grandchildren, Troy ber 2, 1954. From this blessed (Glenda); a special nephew, Jim Pe - cemetery. Reaves of Flower Mound, Texas, union four children were born. ters; and favorite fishing buddy Myrtle Alma Rose Holst was Denise Chambers of Denton, They started their marriage at the Mike Hanson. born on November 20, 1923, in a Michael Gratzinger of Bluffdale, Ramey’s ranch from 1955 to 1956 He was preceded in death by his log cabin in Pennington County to Utah, and Michelle Ross of Wash - and then worked for Bob and Inga parents, Benny and Bertha; sisters, Freeman and Penila (Potter) Rose. ington, D.C.; nine great-grandchil - Blair from 1956 to 1959. In 1959, Joann and Arlene Bendickson; a She married Roger Duane Holst dren; and a host of other relatives they moved to Milesville where son, Floyd Bendickson, Jr; and a on June 21, 1951 in Rapid City. She and friends. they leased and worked for 10 grandson, Jeremiah Bendickson. worked in a variety of areas but Arrangement are with the Rush years until 1969. Floyd eventually Services were held Monday, July principally as a long distance oper - Funeral Chapel of Wall. purchased his own ranch in Cotton - 15, at the American Legion Hall in wood in January 1970, making a Philip with Pastor Frezil Wester - home and living for his family. lund officiating. Floyd also worked for Cenex for 20 Music was provided by Marilyln Donald D. “Don” Thorson______Floyd “Speed” Bendickson, age years, delivering fuel to local farm - Millage, pianist, and Kim Kanable, 81 of Philip, S.D., died Wednesday, ers and always having candy for vocalist. years traveling the world merging lings, Laurie Dale of Amarillo, July 10, 2013, at the Hans P. Peter - their children. Floyd and Berit sold Ushers were Scott Kennedy and the computer systems of both com - Texas, Linda Thorson of Brooklyn son Memorial Hospital in Philip. the ranch in 2006 and moved into Mel Smith. panies. Once his job was complete, Park, Minn., Rick Thorson and his Floyd B. “Speed” Bendickson, Philip to spend their retirement. Military graveside services were he was transferred to Bartlesville wife, Selma, of Philip, Doug Thor - was born September 14, 1931, in Floyd loved ranching, fishing, held Monday at the Black Hills Na - where he has since resided. son and his wife, Nancy, of Quinn; Henning, Minn., the son of Benny and watching rodeos. He was tional Cemetery near Sturgis. Even though he moved several and Rhonda Thorson of St. Paul, and Bertha (Underhill) Bendick - blessed with four children, 13 Arrangements were with the different times throughout his ca - Minn.; several nieces and nephews; son. He started his ranching career grandchildren and 15 great-grand - Rush Funeral Home of Philip. reer, his heart always stayed in and a host of other relatives and working for Bob and Inga Blair at children. His online guestbook is available Philip. He regularly visited Philip, friends. the age of 14. Floyd is survived by his wife of at www.rushfuneralhome.com at least twice a year, catching up Don was preceded in death by with his family and friends. He es - his father, Lauren Thorson, in 2005 pecially enjoyed hiking, hunting, and brother-in-law, Mike Dale, in fishing, golfing, camping, and play - 2006. ing cards. One of his highlights was Funeral services are pending Arla Faith Kunz______traveling to Norway and finding with the Rush Funeral Home of a day care in their home for a num - ter-in-law, Adelaide Kunz. where his great-grandparents were Philip. ber of years. Ted and Faith contin - Services were held Tuesday, July born. His online guestbook is available Donald D. “Don” Thorson, age ued to make their home in Philip, 16, at the United Church in Philip, Survivors include his mother, at www.rushfuneralhome.com 53, of Bartlesville, Okla,, formerly until moving to Sioux Falls in July with Pastor Kathy Chesney offici - JoAnn Thorson, of Philip; five sib - of Philip, S.D., died Saturday, July 2011. ating. 13, 2013, while on vacation in Med - Over the years, Faith was an ac - Music was provided by Sally ford, Ore. tive member of the United Church Jankord, pianist, and Alex Kunz, Donald D. Thorson was born where she served on various com - vocalist. Ushers were Norm Payne April 29, 1960, in Quinn. He grew mittees. She was dedicated and and Milo Zeeb. up on a ranch northwest of Philip. continued to show her love of work - Pallbearers were Rob, Randy, He attended Alfalfa Valley Rural ing with children by teaching Sun - Andrew and Alex Kunz, DeWayne School before going to Philip High Come & Go Baby Shower day school and by volunteering and James Schmiesing, Travis School where he graduated in with the summer vacation Bible Fisher and Caleb Clements. Junior for 1978. He attended South Dakota programs. She was at her best, and pallbearers were Lauren, Taylor, State University and earned an as - her happiest, helping others; she Lanie, Mollie, Samuel, Jackson, Karson Lee Bridger sociate’s degree in December 1980. loved every second that she was Connor, Joseph and Claire. He went to work for Scotchman In - (son of Jordan Kelly) able to spend with her family, her Interment was at the Masonic dustries and was there until 1989 mom or her grandchildren. She Cemetery in Philip. when he went to Canyon, Texas, Thursday, July 25th was a faithful servant of God and A memorial has been estab - and attended West Texas A&M enjoyed reading her daily Bible. lished. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Two Bit Steakhouse University. He graduated with a Faith was preceded in death by Arrangements were with the Registered at Target & Toys ‘R Us bachelor’s degree in computer engi - her husband of 51 years, Ted on Rush Funeral Home of Philip. neering in 1991. September 2, 2011. Her online guestbook is avail - Don went to work for Conoco in Faith Kunz, age 73, of Sioux Grateful for sharing her life are able at www.rushfuneralhome.com Ponca City, Okla. When Phillips 66 Falls, S.D., formerly of Philip, died her children, Rob Kunz and his and Conoco merged, he spent two Thursday evening, July 11, 2013, wife, Nancy, of Sioux Falls, Connie at the Sanford USD Medical Cen - Schmiesing and her husband, De - Wall Youth ter in Sioux Falls. Wayne, of Sioux Falls, Linda Arla Faith Johnson was born on Fisher and her husband, Travis, of August 9, 1939 in Wasta to A.E. Polson, Mont., Randy Kunz and his “Doll” and Fern (Crosmer) John - wife, Nichole, of Berthold, N.D., CITY OF WALL Basketball Camp son. She grew up in the heart of the and Andrew Kunz and his wife, Badlands in Interior and gradu - Lisa, of Sioux Falls; 11 grandchil - SWImmIng LeSSOn SCheduLe ChAnge July 29, 30 & 31 •WHS Gym ated valedictorian from Interior dren, Alex and Lauren Kunz, High School in 1957. James Schmiesing, Mollie and Swimming lessons will not be offered the for boys & girls • $20 per athlete As a young woman, she moved to Samuel Fisher, Taylor, Lanie, Jack - week of August 5th. The last week swimming Omaha, Neb., to attend airline son, and Connor Kunz, Joseph and 5th - 8th grade — 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. hostess training. In the fall of 1958, Claire Kunz; two brothers, Daryl lessons will be offered is July 22nd. she attended Northern State Uni - Johnson and his wife, Petey, of K - 4th grade — 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. versity in Aberdeen, where she met Stanwood, Wash., and Harry John - Thank you, City of Wall her future husband, Ted K. Kunz. son and his wife, Florence, of Wa - Published July 18, 2013, at the total approximate cost of $32.80. Contact Ryan Dinger to register, 605-994-1004. Ted and Faith were united in tertown; one sister, Deanna Hilton marriage on June 5, 1960, in and her husband, Billy, of Rapid Pierre. They made their first home City; special friend, Caleb in Britton where she worked as a Clements of Chamberlain; and a school secretary. A year later, she host of other relatives and friends. Badlands Cowboy Ministry Dowling stayed home to raise her children In addition to her husband, Ted, Community Church until moving to Philip in the sum - Faith was preceded in death by in - Bible Study • Wednesdays mer of 1987. Referring to Philip as fant daughter, Julie Marie Kunz; Wall Rodeo Grounds • 279-2681 Memorial Day through “God’s country,” Faith loved living her parents, Doll and Fern John - Winter 5:30 p.m. • Summer 7 p.m. Labor Day there and she considered it a bless - son; infant brother, Arell Johnson; Service 10:00 a.m. ing and privilege to spend time her parents-in-law, Andrew and with her mom. Faith loved caring Lizzie Kunz; two brothers-in-law, Evangelical Free Bible Church for children, so she decided to open John and Alvin Kunz; and one sis - Wall • Ron Burtz, Pastor First Baptist Church 279-2867 • www.wallfreechurch.com New Underwood Sundays: Adult Bible Fellowship, Pastor James 9 a.m., Sunday Worship Service, Harbert 10:30 a.m.; Mondays: Women’s Bible Bible Study, It’s A Boy! Study, 7 p.m. 9:00 a.m.; Sunday Services, Wall United Methodist Church 10:00 a.m. Pastor Darwin Kopfmann 279-2359 St. John's Catholic Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. Church Wasta New Underwood Services Sundays at 8:30 a.m. Father William Zandri Interior Community Church Mass: Sundays at Highway 44 East 11:00 a.m.; Wednesdays at Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; 9:30 a.m. at Sunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Good Samaritan Nursing Home; Scenic Community Church Pastor Ken Toews Reconciliation Karson Lee Bridger Services - 2nd and 4th Sundays before Sun. Mass 9:00 a.m.; Sept. through May. Born: May 24, 2013 Weight: 5 lbs. 13 oz. 20” First Evangelical Parents: Jordan Kelly & Kenny Bridger, Pierre New Underwood Community Lutheran Church Wall Siblings: Kaden & Kallie Bridger Pastor Curtis Garland St. Margaret Church • Lakeside Maternal Grandparents: Church • Pastor Wes Wileman Sunday School 9 a.m.; Sunday Service, 9 a.m. Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. Cory & Kiya Richardson, Quinn Emmanuel Lutheran Church even number months or The late Jim Kelly Adult & Children Service 10 a.m.; Youth Fellowship: Wed. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Creighton Sunday 10 a.m. odd Maternal Great-Grandparents: Services 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning. Don Kelly & Jean Reese number months The late Gloria Kelly First Baptist Church Darlene Aisenbrey New Underwood St. Patrick's Catholic Church Holy Rosary Church • Interior Vern & Roxy Richardson Pastor James Harbert Wall • Rev. Leo Hausmann Mass: Saturday 7 p.m. Paternal Grandparents: Bible Study, 9:00 a.m.; Masses: Saturday 5 p.m., odd number months or Karla Bridger, Pierre Sunday Services, 10:00 a.m. Sunday 8 a.m. Sunday 10 a.m. even Ken & Barb Bridger Weekdays refer to Bulletin number months Paternal Great-Grandparents: Marvin & Lynn Fredericksen Elmer & Judy Wall Bldg. De's Tire Rush Funeral Home Hustead's Reiger Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Wall Center & Muffler Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 279-2158 279-2168 Drug Wall, SD Wall, SD www.rushfuneralhome.com Store 279-2175 Area News Pennington County Courant • July 18, 2013 • Page 6 Stained glass in state capitol to be restored The Leap For Life 5K 2013 Cancer Run/Walk A project to restore the century- placed in a custom shipping frame glass and the barrel vault above Runners participated in the Second, Casey Wilson - 39:53; •First, Tina Scott - 26:07; Sec - old stained glass in the state Capi - and transported to Conrad the grand staircase are scheduled 2013 Wall Celebration Town N’ Third, Taylor Mohnen - 39:57. ond, Holly Curr - 26:38; Third, tol will begin on July 29. Schmitt Studios just outside of to return in September, 2014. Country FROGs Relay For Life 5K Mens Division 40 – 49 Jennifer Wilson - 34:22. The four large skylight installa - Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Kinsman said the goal is to com - Run/Walk fundraiser. •First, Mark Swiontek - 20:02. Womens Division 40 - 49 tions in the Capitol rotunda dome, There the panels will be disas - plete the project in time for the Runners and their times are as Mens Division 50 – 59 •First, Calleen Wilson - 28:34; House and Senate chambers and sembled. The glass pieces will be state’s 125th anniversary of state - follows: •First, Dave Holman - 23:08; Second, Jenny Patterson - 30:58, above the grand marble staircase repaired and releaded, and the hood on November 2, 2014. Mens Division 13 – 19 Second, Dick Johnson - 26:08; Third, Amy Pisha - 33:52. will be removed, restored and rein - panels rebuilt. New structural Funding for the $2.7 million •First, Austin Huether - 17:52; Third, David Burnett - 31:53. Womens Division 50 – 59 stalled during the next fourteen supports will be added to ensure project comes from the Bureau of Second, Lane Blasius - 19:40; Mens Division 60 – 69 •First, Deborah Antonsen - months. even longer-term strength. Administration’s Maintenance and Third, Nathan Buckhalter - 20:07; •First, Wally Little Moon - 30:32; Second, Jan Schaefer - A detailed condition assessment The stained glass in the Ro - Repair fund. Fourth, Nelson Holman - 24:20; 22:03. 31:50. of the stained glass was completed tunda dome will be the first to be Conrad Schmitt Studios part - Fifth, Nathan Patterson - 27:35. Womens Division 0 – 12 Thirty walkers also braved the in April. removed. Portions of the second nered with Sharpe Enterprises of Mens Division 20 – 29 •First, Landree Wilson - 39:54. hot and very humid morning and Significant problems were found floor Rotunda will be closed to foot Pierre to submit the winning pro - •First, Dominic Smith - 17:35; Womens Division13 – 19 participated in this years’ event. as age, gravity and original mate - traffic during July and August. posal for the specialized project. Second, Martin Hampl - 22:25; •First, Josie Blasius - 24:56. This event, annually held during rial and design weaknesses have The House and Senate chamber Conrad Schmitt Studios was Third, Lex Heathershaw - 24:05; Womens Division 20 - 29 the Wall Celebration, is a taken their toll since the stained stained glass will be removed fol - founded in 1889 and is the largest Fourth, Martin Bielik - 24:36; •First, Andrea Fischione - 21:39; fundraiser for Relay For Life! glass was installed in 1909. lowing the conclusion of the 2014 firm of its kind in the nation. Fifth, Matthew Anderson - 25:52; Second, Kendra Wickum - 28:48; The team greatly appreciates “The glass is bowing badly Legislative Session. The barrel Their past restoration projects Sixth, Mike Johnson - 29:20. Third, Lacey Curr - 29:19. everyone for their support, from enough in spots that it could fail if vault above the grand marble include St. Joseph Cathedral in Mens Division 30 – 39 Womens Division 30 – 39 our sponsors to the participants. it’s allowed to get much worse,” staircase will be the last to be re - Sioux Falls, St. Mary Catholic •First, Todd Gannon - 20:09; said Paul Kinsman, Commissioner moved in May, 2014. Church in Salem, the Lawrence of the state’s Bureau of Adminis - The stained glass panels will re - County Courthouse, state capitols tration. “We’ve done spot repairs turn to the Capitol next year, with in Iowa, Minnesota, and Wiscon - over decades and even those fixes the Rotunda dome stained glass sin, and the Basilica of the Sacred are now failing.” expected to return in June, 2014. Heart at the University of Notre Badlands White River Visitor Center Each of the 199 large panels of The House and Senate chamber Dame. stained glass will be removed, to host heritage celebration The fifth Annual Badlands Her - itor Center. the junction of BIA 27 and BIA 2, itage Celebration will be held at Beginning at 10:00 a.m., ven - north of Rockyford, SD. the White River Visitor Center in dors and performers will be on site. Don’t miss the opportunity to the South Unit of Badlands Na - The Grand Entry will begin at 1:00 also visit the Ben Reifel Visitor tional Park on Saturday, July 20. p.m. Center, located nine miles south of The Oglala Sioux Parks and This event is made possible Exit 131 on I-90 and Minuteman Recreation Authority (OSPRA) op - through funding from Badlands Missile National Historic Site, lo - erate the visitor center and will be Natural History Association, cated in Cactus Flat, also off I-90 hosting the event. Friends of the Badlands, South at Exit 131, adjacent to the Conoco The celebration’s activities will Dakota Humanities Council, an af - gas station. focus on traditional Native Ameri - filiate of the National Endowment For information on lodging and can songs, dances, and crafts, and for the Humanities, South Dakota camping in the park, refer to are included in the park admission Arts Council, Forever Resorts, Cedar Pass Lodge at http://www.ce Farm Bill Moves Forward tunate that many members were make sure that farmers have skin fee. OSPRA, and the National Park darpasslodge.com/lodging or Pine After months of debate and hun - unable to put people before politics in the game while providing a Visitors can also enjoy exhibits Service. Ridge Area Chamber of Commerce dreds of amendments, the U.S. and pass that bill when we had the safety net. and films about Lakota history Badlands National Park’s White http://www.pineridgechamber.com House passed a Farm Bill this opportunity last month. A rigorous debate on the nutri - and culture at the White River Vis - River Visitor Center is located at week. However, the legislation we tion title, which includes the food This legislation, which I sup - passed this week includes impor - stamp program, lies ahead for the ported, is anticipated to move to a tant provisions for the agriculture House. conference committee so differ - community in South Dakota. Traditionally, the nutrition title ences between the Senate and The House has now reautho - accounts for approximately 80 per - House versions can be worked out. rized livestock disaster assistance cent of the Farm Bill funding. De - This process hasn’t been easy, programs, included important sod - mocrats believe the Agriculture but getting a five-year Farm Bill saver protections which encourage Committee proposal’s reforms passed and signed into law has good land stewardship, passed went too far, while some Republi - been a top priority for me since I measures to help combat the pine cans believed it didn’t go far came to Congress. Although pas - beetle in the Black Hills, and es - enough. sage of this legislation is a key tablished a permanent Office of We need to ensure that the nu - step, we still have a long way to go Tribal Relations within the United trition title is done in a way that to get a Farm Bill to the presi - States Department of Agriculture. helps those most in need and is ac - dent’s desk and signed into law. This bill repeals direct payments countable to taxpayers. Separating out the nutrition to farmers and stops payments to It’s time to move forward. It’s title from the Farm Bill is not ideal those who no longer farm. In fact, time to ensure we have sound pol - and certainly wasn’t the path I traditional farm policy funding icy that provides a safety net and would have chosen, but at the end was cut by 36 percent, the biggest certainty for our agriculture com - of the day, we need to get a Farm reduction in Farm Bill history. munity. Bill into conference with the Sen - Additionally, the bill makes im - Decades ago, we decided it was ate. portant and necessary reforms to important for us to grow our own I was proud of the bipartisan bill the crop insurance program, which food in this country and passage of we passed out of the Agriculture is vital to the South Dakota agri - this bill brings us closer to policy Committee in April. It was unfor - culture community. These reforms to ensure that continues to hap - Jacob Bielmaier son of Kevin and Jodi Bielmaier drives an old tractor in the “Wall’s Wild West pen. Celebration” parade in the memory of Joe Bielmaier. ~Photo Laurie Hindman I look forward to receiving your feedback as the Farm Bill process continues. I hope you’ll take the time to give my office a call to share your thoughts, comments and concerns. Favorable Tax Structure Makes ness was not surprising. and “temporary” tax measures. South Dakota a Great Place to do Our state government has However, America now faces a Business worked hard over the years to cre - much more intense global compe - For business owners across ate favorable economic conditions tition for jobs and investment than South Dakota who have wisely for our residents. South Dakota’s it did 25 years ago. chosen to do commerce within our strong leadership, good fiscal man - Today, multinational corpora - borders, news that CNBC had agement, low regulatory burden, tions can place the next cutting- ranked South Dakota the number and simplified tax structure have edge research and development or one state in the country to do busi - created conditions that have in - manufacturing facility anywhere creased prosperity and continue to from Bangalore to Shanghai. Un - create jobs throughout the state. fortunately, our tax code still oper - I’m proud to represent a state ates as if this competition for jobs that has found such great success and investment is irrelevant. managing its budget, cutting red America’s combined state and tape, and creating incentives for federal corporate tax rate is the good jobs through a pro-growth tax highest in the developed world, structure. topping out at nearly 40 percent. Unfortunately, South Dakota’s Even Russia, at 20 percent, and success is yet another reminder of China, at 25 percent, are lower. how Washington’s broken policies Since 1998, the average corpo - of new spending and higher taxes rate tax rate of advanced are not working. economies has dropped by 19 per - The Senate Finance Committee cent, while the U.S. rate has risen has begun a critical debate on how by one percent. to best address tax reform in our America should take a lesson in country. economic growth and prosperity Comprehensive tax reform can from the success South Dakota has make American businesses more found with its simplified tax struc - ) $(-+ ! *((& competitive in the global economy ture. -'$,+ *! . $% %! "(* ,#! !% !*%/ and can benefit families who are Streamlining our tax code will dealing with a growing and in - strengthen our economy, improve /! *+ (* (% !* creasingly complex tax code. Addi - the competitiveness of our busi - ' (* $+ %! # ' $ ))! -%,+ tionally, tax reform can help to ad - nesses, and greatly ease the tax dress our ever-expanding budget burden for American families. /! *+ (* (% !* deficit by unleashing economic ac - I will continue my work in the tivity that will ultimately raise tax-writing Senate Finance Com - federal tax receipts, even at lower mittee to fight for a tax structure tax rates. that will create wealth and im - Our tax code has grown consid - prove take-home pay for the people erably and has become a complex of our state and nation. maze of special interest provisions !% / [email protected]
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BusInEss FoR saLE: Pizza 2-sToRY HousE FoR saLE In Etc. 175 S. Center Ave., Philip. HELP W ANTED MISC . F OR S ALE WaLL: Will consider any reason - Classified Advertising Great family business, 1 year in EMPLoYMEnT oPPoRTunITY: FoR saLE: Floor oxygen con - able offer. $23,000 cash or will Kadoka Area School District is centrator, Invacare Platinum XL. CLASSIFIED RATE: $6.60 minimum for first 20 newly remodeled building, lots of consider contract for deed. accepting applications for a mid - 12,500 hours. Serviced by PSI. words; 10¢ per word thereafter; included in the possibilities for expansion. Con - Please call 279-2858. dle school special education $400 cash OBO. 859-3095. Pennington County Courant, the Profit, & The tact Kim or Vickie, 859-2365. PW27-8tc PR45-tfn teacher and an assistant cook. PR43-4tc Pioneer Review, as well as on our website: Applications are available on the www.pioneer-review.com. HILDEBRanD sTEEL & Con - website at www.kadoka. k12. FoR saLE: 6500 watt Titan In - CARD OF THANKS: Poems, Tributes, Etc. … $6.60 minimum for first 20 CRETE will do all your concrete sd.us or contact Supt. Jamie dustrial generator, electric start RECREATION words; 10¢ per word thereafter. Each name and initial must be counted sep - construction jobs. Call us and Hermann at 837-2175 for more with pull start, 8 hp. diesel en - FoR saLE: 2004 Honda Fore - arately. Included in the Pennington County Courant and the Profit. we will give you a quote. Office, information. K32-2tc gine, (2) 110v plug-ins, 1-RV man Rubicon 4WD 4-wheeler, plug, 1-220 plug, new Interstate NOTE: $2.00 added charge for bookkeeping and billing on all charges. 837-2621, Rich’s cell, 431-2226, new tires, new plastic, with toll free, 877-867-4185. aMERICa’s BEsT VaLuE Inn battery, cover. 280-0351. windshield. 280-0351. DISPLAY AD RATE: $8.20 per column inch, included in the Pennington K25-tfn In WaLL has positions open for P20-tfn P20-tfn County Courant and the Profit. $5.70 per column inch for the Pennington housekeeping, laundry and County Courant only. RouGH CounTRY sPRaYInG: maintenance. Call Joseph at FoR saLE: Rope horse halters 279-2127 or 808-284-1865. with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is Specializing in controlling RENTALS Canada thistle on rangeland. PW32-tfn Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. aPaRTMEnTs: Spacious one subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to ATV application. Also prairie K44-tfn bedroom units, all utilities in - advertise “any preference, or discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, or dogs. Call Bill at 669-2298. HELP WanTED: CDL driver, cluded. Young or old. Need national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation, M24-24tp Class A, two years flatbed OTR rental assistance or not, we can or discrimination.” experience, clean record, refer - house you. Just call 1-800-481- This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate o’ConnELL ConsTRuCTIon, ences. Rapid City area based NOTICES /W ANTED 6904 or stop in the lobby and which is a violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings InC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, company. 390-5535. P32-4tp WanTED: CLEan CoTTon pick up an application. Gateway advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. Gravel (screened or crushed). We RaGs; i.e. sheets, t-shirts, Apartments, Kadoka. WP32-tfn can deliver. Dams, dugouts, PosITIons oPEn: Sunset Grill socks. no FLannEL oR CuR - and Subway (former Happy Chef TaIns. 25¢ lb. Must be in - FoR saLE building sites. Our 38th year. Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. buidling) in Kadoka have posi - spected before purchase. Pio - LONGBRANCH IN PIERRE, SD. PR11-tfn tions open for cooks and sand - neer Review, 221 E. Oak St., CLASSIFIED P OLICy We have lowered the price & will wich artists with a variety of du - Philip. P28-tfn PLEasE REaD your classified consider contract for deed. Call TETon RIVER TREnCHInG: ties. All shifts available. Begin ad the first week it runs. If you Russell Spaid 605-280-1067. For all your rural water hook- work mid-July. Apply in person see an error, we will gladly re- at Subway. K31-2tc LoG HoMEs ups, waterline and tank installa - run your ad correctly. We accept tion and any kind of backhoe PETS /S UPPLIES responsibility for the first incor - DAKOTA LOG HOME Builders work, call Jon Jones, 843-2888, PosITIon oPEn: HAAKON akC GERMan WIREHaIR rect insertion only. Ravellette representing Golden Eagle Log Midland. PR20-52tp COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY PoInTER PuPPIEs: Available in Publications, Inc. requests all Homes, building in eastern, cen - is accepting applications for of - Milesville for viewing now, classifieds and cards of thanks EMPLoYMEnT tral, northwestern South & North WEsT RIVER EXCaVaTIo N will fice help. Position involves work - pickup Second week of August. be paid for when ordered. A Dakota. Scott Connell, 605-530- ing with Insurance and Land One male, five females. Will have HELP WANTED: ASSISTANT do all types of trenching, ditch - $2.00 billing charge will be 2672, Craig Connell, 605-264- ing and directional boring work. title work. Applicant must be first shots, wormed, microchip added if ad is not paid at the MANAGER of convenience store 5650, www.goldeneaglel - willing to get licensed. Accurate implants, and registration docu - in Lemmon, SD. Will assist in the See Craig, Diana, Sauntee or time the order is placed. All oghomes.com. Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or call Typing and Computer skills re - mentation. 544-3016. phone numbers are with an area day-to-day operations of a c- quired. Pick up application at P31-4tp store. Please call or send resume MIsCELLanEous 837-2690. Craig cell: 390-8087, code of 605, unless otherwise in - Sauntee cell: 390-8604; 145 S. Center Ave. Philip, SD. dicated. to Deb Stoltman, 701-223-0154; DISH TV RETAILER- Starting at [email protected] K50-tfn P30-tfn P.O. Box 832, Bismarck, ND $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) & 58502. Salary negotiable. High Speed Internet starting at oPTIMETRIC TECHnICIan: REAL E STATE FAULK COUNTY HIGHWAY DE - $14.95/month (where available.) One day per week (Tuesdays), 8 HousE FoR saLE: Asking THank Y ous PARTMENT accepting applica - SAVE! Ask About SAME DAY In - a.m. to 4 p.m. Medical experi - $25,000. 406 Norris St., Wall. Thank you to the Wall Chamber stallation! CALL Now! 1-800-308- FARM & R ANCH of Commerce and area busi - tions for FT Highway Mainte - FoR saLE: 8820 John Deere ence preferred, but not required. Call 279-2825, nance Person. Competitive 1892 Mail resumé to: Philip Eye PW31-2tc nesses for your generous support Titan II combine, lots of new of the Pennington County 4-H salary, benefit package. EOE. SAVE ON CABLE TV-Internet- parts, good tires, good usable Clinic, 810 Mountain View Road, Closes July 29. For application Digital Phone-Satellite. You’ve Rapid City, SD 57702. Ques - HousE FoR saLE In PHILIP: Rodeo. Also, thank you to all who machine. Call 488-0257. donated your time to make the call 605-598-6233. Got A Choice! Options from ALL P32-2tc tions, call Angie, 342-0777. 3 bedrooms, 1.75 baths, 1,100 P28-tfn sq. ft. open floor plan, vaulted rodeo a success. This event CHS MIDWEST COOPERATIVES major service providers. Call us to learn more! CALL Today. 888- ceilings, fenced backyard, estab - wouldn’t be possible without you! is seeking people interested in an FoR saLE: 258 Farmhand, 8’ Pennington County 337-5453 bucket, new-style grapple fork, HousEkEEPERs anD Laun - lished lawn, oversized detached agronomy career. Various posi - DRY PERsonnEL WanTED: garage. Appliances included, all 4-H Rodeo Committee tions in central South Dakota HIGHSPEED INTERNET every - no welds. Call 488-0257. P32-2tc High school and college students new in 2008. Call 840-2257 or available. Email Dan.haberling where By Satellite! Speeds up to are welcome to apply. Will train. 307-251-2474. @chsinc.com or call Midwest Co - 12mbps! (200x faster than dial- Apply at either America’s Best PR45-6tp operatives 1(800)658-5535. up.) Starting at $49.95/mo. WanTED: Hay, straw or stalks to put up on shares or purchase Value Inn and Budget Host Sun - aPartments NORTHWEST AREA SCHOOLS CALL NOW & GO FAST! 1-888- downer in Kadoka or call 837- HoME FoR saLE In PHILIP: 4 518-8672 in field or windrow. Call Joel EDUCATION Cooperative open - Deering, 381-0885 or 993-3151. 2188 or 837-2296. K26-tfn bedroom home with big 2-car avaiLabLe ing: part-time early childhood noTICEs garage on two lots. House re - special education paraprofes - HELP WanTED: Sales person to modeled two years ago, new roof, ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS PR45-tfn Wall Ridge Apts. sional for the 2013-2014 school sell the historic Black Hills Gold windows, siding, high efficiency statewide for only $150.00. Put year: Contact Director Cris jewelry, in Wall. Meet travelers heat/air with heat pump, on-de - in Wall the South Dakota Statewide anGus BuLLs: Net Worth, Free - Owens 605-466-2206, Chris - from all over the world. Salary + mand hot water, nice propane Classifieds Network to work for dom bloodlines. Good calving 2 Bedroom [email protected]. commission. Call Connie at 279- fireplace, nice backyard, deck you today! (25 words for $150. ease, gentle, poured. Ones and 2354 or 939-6443, or fax resumé and more. Would consider con - on-site laundry TEACHING POSITIONS OPEN AT Each additional word $5.) Call twos - $2,000-$3,000. Also bull to 279-2314. PW24-tfn tract for deed. Contact for show - facility MOBRIDGE-POLLOCK School this newspaper or 800-658-3697 rack hauler for sale. 390-5335, ing: Don or Tami Ravellette, 685- District #62-6 for 2013-2014 for details. 515-1502. Schaaf Angus Ranch. MetroPlains Management 5147 (cell) or 859-2969 (home). School Year: HS Math; MS Spe - P30-4tp 605-347-3077 oTR/DRIVERs P27-tfn cial Education and Birth to 2nd 1-800-244-2826 Grade Special Education. Con - DRIVERS WANTED: CDL, owner FoR saLE: 660 New Holland LOST & F OUND LosT aT WaLL CELEBRaTIon: www.metroplainsmanagement.com tact Tim Frederick at 605-845- operators, freight from Midwest Baler, $3,500. Also, 1990 Dia - Women’s gold bracelet, cobra 9204 for more information. Re - up to 48 states, home regularly, mond D 6x20 stock trailer, link chain with white gold bar sumes and applications can be newer equipment, Health, 401K, $2,500 Sterling Riggins, 462- with 6-8 small diamonds, family mailed to the school Attn: Tim call Randy, A&A Express, 800- 6555 or cell 441-4363. P30-3tc heirloom, $100 reward. Shari Frederick at 1107 1st Avenue 658-3549. Tennyson Leonard, 706-855- East in Mobridge SD 57601. FoR saLE: Alfalfa seed, grass 7841. WP47-1tp Open until filled. EOE, Signing seed and high test alfalfa hay. Bonus available. Delivery available and volume AUTOMOTIvE discount available. Call 798- DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMIS - QuInn FIRE DEPaRTMEnT Is 5413. P28-11tc SION is taking applications for aCCEPTInG BIDs on a 1961 full- time Douglas County High - C50 Chevy Viking Truck. It has TRaILER TIREs FoR saLE: way Superintendent. Must have a 350 motor and comes with 500 12-ply, 235/85/16R. $160, valid Class A Driver’s License. gallon tank, 100 gallon per mounted. Les’ Body Shop, 859- Experience in road/bridge con - minute pump with motor, 100 2744, Philip. P40-tfn CUSTOM struction/maintenance. For ap - feet of 1-1/4 hose on a hose reel. plication contact: Douglas Bids may be sent to: Dave County Auditor (605) 724-2423. Humphrey, PO Box 184, Wall, HAYING HUTCHINSON COUNTY HIGH - SD 57790. Any questions, call GARAGE S ALES WAY SUPERINTENDENT POSI - Dave 685-3987 or Michael 685- MuLTI-FaMILY RuMMaGE TION. Duties include supervising 8524. saLE: 708 Norris St., Wall , Sat - Call staff, scheduling shifts, planning WP44-4tc urday, July 27, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and organizing department activ - Sunday, July 28, 8 a.m. - 12 Jace Shearer ities, preparing budget, repre - FoR saLE: 1998 Ford Expedi - p.m. PW32-2tc 685-5964 • Wall senting department at public tion XLT 4x4, cloth seats, power meetings. Must maintain valid windows, locks & seats, good SD Driver’s and Commercial Dri - tires. Call 685-8155. ver’s License. Salary dependent PR10-tfn on experience. Applications from Hutchinson County Auditor’s Of - fice, 140 Euclid Room 128, Olivet BUSINESS & S ERvICE Public Notice SD 57052 (605) 387-4212. Appli - nEED a PLuMBER? Licensed cations close 4:30 p.m. July 26, plumbing contractor for all your 2013. indoor plumbing and outdoor Regarding TOUGH ENOUGH TO WEAR water and sewer jobs call Dale WYLIE? $1000 Flatbed Sign-on Koehn 441-1053 or leave a mes - *Home Weekly *Regional Dedi - sage at 837-0112. cated Routes *2500 Miles Weekly K31-4tp “Thank Yous” *$50 Tarp Pay (888) 692-5705 www.drive4ewwylie.com. submitted as “Letters to the Editor” The position of this newspaper to accept “Thank Yous”, whether directed to a person, any institution, affiliation or entity for placement in anything other than the “Cards of Thanks” column located in the Classified Section of this newspaper: THERE WILL BE A CHARGE! Letters of thanks or congratulations shall be con - strued as advertising and will be inserted for place - ment in the proper location of this newspaper. 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RIVER ELECTRIC COOP., ELECTRIC - board if there were any questions on the PLANNING & ZONING CONSENT WALL SCHOOL ITY, 4,940.58; WEX BANK, GAS, 40.99. Resolution 14-1. elementary and title handbooks. There AGENDA PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF FUND TOTAL: 23,691.22 OFFICIAL ENTITIES were no questions. The following items have been placed COMMISSION on the Planning & Zoning Consent /s/ Lyndell Petersen, EDUCATION CAPITAL OUTLAY •Official newspaper: Pen - Business Manager Mohr had nothing to Agenda for action to be taken on all items Chairperson KRACY PAINTING, 30% DEPOSIT ON nington County Courant report. Johnson asked about the dates of by a single vote of the Board of Commis - PAINTING, 4,739.62; RIDDELL, FOOT - •Official bank depositories: the audit and Mohr informed the board sioners. Any item may be removed from ATTEST: (SEAL) REGULAR BOARD MEETING BALL HELMETS, 2,525.45; SAWVELL, First Interstate Bank; Black that the audit will take place the week of the Consent Agenda for separate action. UNAPPROVED MINUTES JACKIE, SIMBA TROMBONE, 200.00; Hills Fed. Cr. Union August 5th. MOVED by Trautman and seconded /s/ Julie A. Pearson, JULY 10, 2013 SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP., COM - •School Attorneys: Tiezen by Buskerud to approve the Consent Auditor PUTER LICENSES, 4,639.60. Law Firm; Gunderson, Palmer, Rieckman recently attended an Impact Agenda as presented. Vote: Unanimous. The Board of Education of the Wall FUND TOTAL: 12,104.67 Goodsell, & Nelson Law Firm; Aid meeting in Branson, MO and gave an A. SECOND READING AND PUBLIC B. FIRST READING AND PUBLIC School District #51-5 met in regular ses - Churchill, Manolis,Freeman, update on the worries of sequestration of HEARING OF REZONE / RZ 13-10: U HEARING OF REZONE / RZ 13-02: sion on Wednesday, July 10, 2013, in the SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND Kludt, & Burns Law Firm; Har - the 8002 program. Rieckman will attend Lazy Two, LLC (Robert Schmitz); Fisk Jarvis and Frances Olson; Fisk Land Sur - Library of Wall School. Members present: PHILLIPS66, CONOCO, 76, GAS, 34.11; mon Law the conference in Washington DC in Sep - Land Surveying – Agent. To rezone 10.29 veying – Agent. To rezone 7.65 acres Vice-Chairperson Johnson, Members An - SASD, 2013-14 MEMBERSHIP, 35.00. •School Lunch Administra - tember, but asked if anyone was inter - acres from General Agriculture District to from Limited Agriculture District to Low derson, Williams, Bielmaier, and Trask. FUND TOTAL: 69.11 tor: Business Manager ested in going to the winter conference in Limited Agriculture District in accordance Density Residential District in accordance Also attending were Superintendent •Regular Board Meetings: Phoenix. Trask is possibly interested. with Section 508 of the Pennington with Sections 206, 207, and 508 of the Rieckman, Elementary Principal Sykora, FOOD SERVICE FUND Second Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. County Zoning Ordinance. Pennington County Zoning Ordinance. Business Manager Mohr, Samra Trask, GOLDEN WEST TELEPHONE COOP., •Asbestos Control De - Rieckman gave the board an update on Located on a parcel of land lo - and Laurie Hindman. Vice-Chairperson TELEPHONE, 24.26; WALL WATER DE - signee: Head Custodian the summer projects that are taking ORDINANCE NO. RZ 13-10 cated in the South One-Half of Johnson called the meeting to order at PARTMENT, WATER, 10.55; WEST •Recognized Accounting place. the Northeast One-Quarter of 7:00 p.m. RIVER ELECTRIC COOP., ELECTRIC - Funds: General, Capital Out - AN ORDINANCE AMEND - the Southeast One-Quarter ITY, 201.66. lay, Special Ed, Impact Aid, Next, Rieckman asked the board to re - ING SECTION 508 OF THE (S½NE¼SE¼) of Section All action taken in the following minutes FUND TOTAL: 236.47 Capital Projects, Food Service, view the information provided for the PENNINGTON COUNTY Thirty-Five (35) in Township carried by unanimous vote unless other - WASP Fund, Trust & Agency Black Hills Online Learning Community. ZONING ORDINANCE, RE - One North (T1N), Range Three wise stated. WALL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM •Purchasing Agents: Super - This is an online learning community ZONING THE WITHIN DE - East (R3E) of the Black Hills GOLDEN WEST TELEPHONE COOP., intendent and Business Man - where we could enroll our own students SCRIBED PROPERTY: Meridian (BHM), Pennington Business Manager Mohr took a roll call of TELEPHONE, 68.75; WALL FOOD CEN - ager in this program if needed. Rieckman BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED County, South Dakota, more the board members. Chairperson Eisen - TER, WASP GROCERIES, 486.04; •Truant Officer: Board Chair - asked to sign a memorandum of under - BY THE PENNINGTON fully described as follows: Be - braun and Member Cordes were absent. WALL WATER DEPARTMENT, WATER, person standing for this program. COUNTY COMMISSION ginning at the southwest corner 29.89; WEST RIVER ELECTRIC COOP., •Homeless Liaison: Board THAT THE PENNINGTON of said South One-Half of the The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. ELECTRICITY, 571.36. Vice-Chairperson 4827. Williams moved to approve COUNTY ZONING ORDI - Northeast One Quarter of the FUND TOTAL: 1,156.04 •Director of All Federal Pro - Rieckman to sign the memorandum of NANCE BE AND HEREBY IS Southeast One Quarter 4821. Trask moved to approve the CHECKING ACCOUNT TOTAL: grams (except Impact Aid): El - understanding with Black Hills Online AMENDED BY AMENDING (S½NE¼SE¼) of Section agenda. Seconded by Bielmaier. Motion 37,257.51 ementary Principal Learning Community. Seconded by Biel - THE ZONING OF THE FOL - Thirty-Five (35) in Township carried. •Director of Title IX: Elemen - maier. Motion carried. LOWING DESCRIBED PROP - One North (T1N), Range Three With no further business brought to the tary Principal ERTY: East (R3E) of the Black Hills 4822. Anderson moved to approve the board, Vice-Chairperson Johnson de - •Director of Impact Aid: Su - Joint Convention will be held on August A portion of Lot 2 (Two) of U Meridian (BHM), Pennington consent agenda as follows: Seconded by clared the meeting adjourned at 7:03 p. perintendent 8th and 9th in Sioux Falls. Rieckman Lazy Two Ranch Estates lo - County, South Dakota, said Bielmaier. Motion carried with Williams m. •Property/Liability Insurance asked which board members plan to at - cated in the Northeast One- point being located on a 1/16th opposed. Agent: First Western Insurance tend so registrations can be completed. Quarter of the Northwest One- section line of said Section •Approve minutes of June 27, 2013 At 7:03 p.m., Superintendent Rieckman (ASBSD) Williams, Anderson, Trask, and Johnson Quarter (NE¼NW¼) and in the Thirty-Five (35) and being board meeting. opened the reorganization meeting and •Parliamentary Procedure: will attend for sure along with Rieckman North One-Half of the North - marked by a US Forest Service •Approve June & July claims. administered the Oath of Office to Car - Robert's Rules of Order, Re - and Sykora. east One-Quarter (N½NE¼) of Monument; thence, northerly •Approve 2013-2014 activity contracts: olynn Anderson and Kevin Bielmaier. vised Section Twenty Three (23) of along the 1/16th section line of Josh Delger, Asst Boys Basketball Coach •Appoint Business Manager The 7-12 Student Handbook was given to Township Two North (T2N), said Section Thirty-Five (35), - $1,866.00; John Hess, Head Girls Bas - The next action needed was to elect a custodian of all established ac - the board for their review. Rieckman Range Six East (R6E), of the North 00 degrees 09 minutes ketball Coach - $2,848.00; Joe Moore, Board Chairperson for the 2013-2014 counts highlighted and briefly discussed the up - Black Hills Meridian (BHM), 00 seconds West, a distance of Asst MS Football Coach - $1,224.00 and school year. Nominations were taken. •Chain of Command: Su - dates/changes with the board. Pennington County, South 260.00 feet more or less to a Head MS Boys Basketball - $2,196.00 perintendent, Elementary Prin - Dakota, more fully described point marked by a rebar with •Congratulations to our rodeo students Member Anderson nominated Member cipal, Business Manager With no further business brought to the as follows: Beginning at the survey cap RW FISK 6565; who made it Nationals: Mazee Pauley – Williams for 2013-2014 Board Chairper - •Pay bills at the time of each board, Chairperson Eisenbraun declared southwest corner of said Lot 2 thence, South 89 degrees 51 goat tying and pole bending; Carlee John - son, but Williams declined. monthly meeting as approved the meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m. (Two) of U Lazy Two Ranch minutes 02 seconds East a dis - ston – goat tying (State Champion); and by the board, except salaries, Estates located in the North - tance of 1,282.70 feet more or Carson Johnston – Calf Roping Member Williams nominated Member which will be paid on the 20th Respectfully submitted by Niki Mohr, east One-Quarter of the North - less to a point located on the •Congratulations to Brett Gartner for Eisenbraun for 2013-2014 Board Chair - of each month according to Business Manager. west One-Quarter (NE¼NW¼) westerly line of the section line qualifying for the National High School person. The nomination was seconded policy. and in the North One-Half of right-of-way for said Section Rodeo Shooting Sports Trap Shooting by Member Anderson. •Board Members salary rate ______the Northeast One-Quarter Thirty-Five (35), said right-of- competition. and mileage: $40.00 per meet - Pamela Johnson, (N½NE¼) of Section Twenty way being known as Paradise Three (23) of Township Two Drive, and said point being GENERAL CAPITAL SPEC. ED. IMPACT AID LUNCH WASP TOTAL North (T2N), Range Six East marked by a rebar with survey OUTLAY FUNDS (R6E) of the Black Hills Merid - cap RW FISK 6565; thence, ian (BHM), Pennington County, southerly on the westerly line BEGINNING BALANCE: South Dakota as shown on the of said section line right-of-way 05-31-13 ...... $311,185.88 ...... $486,702.57 ...... $83,271.39 ...... $4,024,190.29 ...... $4,952.86 ...... $9,523.17 ...... $4,919,796.16 plat recorded on December 10, and on the westerly line of Par - Receipts: 2008, and filed in Book 35 of adise Drive right-of-way, South Local Sources: ...... $43,666.66 ...... $23,976.39 ...... $20,722.83 ...... $468.74 ...... $(65.20) ...... $5,338.59 ...... $94,108.01 Plats on Page 94, said corner 00 degrees 00 minutes 43 sec - County Sources: ...... $1,063.49 ...... $0.00 ...... $110.71 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $1,063.49 being marked by a rebar with onds East a distance of 260.00 State Sources: ...... $53,172.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $813.30 ...... $0.00 ...... $53,985.30 survey cap “RW Fisk 6565”; feet more or less, said point Federal Sources: ...... $122,435.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $14,123.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $354.24 ...... $0.00 ...... $136,912.24 thence, northeasterly on the being located on a 1/16th sec - Other Sources: ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 westerly line of said Lot 2 (Two) tion line and coincident with the General Journal Revenue: . . . .$0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 of U Lazy Two Ranch Estates northeast corner of Tract 14 of Total to be Subdivision and on the easterly Leisure Hills Estates, and said accounted for: ...... $531,523.03 ...... $510,678.96 ...... $118,087.22 ...... $4,024,659.03 ...... $6,055.20 ...... $14,861.76 . . . . .$5,205,865.20 right-of-way line of Nemo point being marked by a mon - Disbursements: ...... $199,527.91 ...... $974.80 ...... $50,401.30 ...... $0.00 ...... $11,633.51 ...... $7,632.13 ...... $270,169.65 Road, North 25 degrees 53 ument with survey cap LS General Journal minutes 13 seconds East a dis - 2196; thence, westerly on said Disbursements: ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 tance of 9.37 feet more or less 1/16th section line and on the EOM BALANCE: to a point of curvature, said north line of said Tract 14 of 06-30-13 ...... $331,995.12 ...... $509,704.16 ...... $67,685.9 ...... $4,024,659.03 ...... $(5,578.31) ...... $7,229.63 ...... $4,935,695.55 point being marked by a rebar Leisure Hills Estates, North 89 with survey cap “RW Fisk degrees 53 minutes 45 sec - 6565”; thence, curving to the onds West a distance of GENERAL FUND 4823. Trask moved to cease nomina - ing and $.37 per mile. Vice-Chairperson left and on the westerly line of 549.64 feet more or less to the A & B WELDING CO, AG SUPPLIES, tions and cast a unanimous ballot. Sec - •Business Manager will han - said Lot 2 (Two) of U Lazy Two northwest corner of said Tract 85.31; AMERICAN FOOTBALL onded by Bielmaier. Motion carried. dle all monies and is author - ______Ranch Estates Subdivision and 14 of Leisure Hills Estates, said MONTHLY, 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION, ized to invest school funds in Niki Mohr, on the easterly right-of-way line point being coincident with the 39.00; ARMSTRONG EXTINGUISHER, Rieckman then requested nominations to savings at the discretion and Business Manager of Nemo Road, on a curve with northeast corner of Tract 15 of EXTINGUISHER MAINT, 136.00; elect a Board Vice-Chairperson for the direction of the superintendent a radius of 750.00 feet, and Leisure Hills Estates and said ASBSD, DUES, 897.11; BADLANDS AU - 2013-2014 school year. and is authorized to borrow Published July 18, 2013, at the total ap - delta of 11 degrees 34 minutes point being marked by a mon - TOMOTIVE, SCRUBBER BATTERIES, funds for short periods of time. proximate cost of $235.83. 18 seconds, an arc length of ument with survey cap LS 600.00; BLACK HILLS CHEMICAL CO., Member Anderson nominated Member •Designate $3,500.00 for the 151.47 feet and a chord bear - 2196; thence, continuing west - MAINT SUPPLIES, 20.00; FIRST INTER - Johnson for 2013-2014 Vice-Chairper - Trust & Agency Imprest Fund. ing of North 20 degrees 06 erly on said 1/16th section line STATE BANK, GAS, 100.54; FOLLETT son. The nomination was seconded by •Authorize Board Chairper - minutes 04 seconds East and and on the north line of said SOFTWARE COMPANY, LIBRARY Member Bielmaier. son, Vice-Chairperson, and PENNINGTON chord distance of 151.22 feet Tract 15 of Leisure Hills Es - SOFTWARE RENEWAL, 644.00; Business Manager for check - COUNTY BOARD OF more or less to a point marked tates, North 89 degrees 43 GOLDEN WEST TECHNOLOGIES, 4824. Trask moved to cease nomina - ing account signatures. by a rebar with survey cap “RW minutes 18 seconds West a TELEPHONE MAINT AGREEMENT, tions and cast a unanimous ballot. Sec - •Authorize Superintendent to COMMISSIONERS Fisk 6565”; thence, North 90 distance of 542.94 feet more or 418.44; GOLDEN WEST TELEPHONE onded by Bielmaier. Motion carried. close school in emergency sit - degrees 00 minutes 00 sec - less to the northwest corner of COOP., TELEPHONE, 467.07; GRAVES uations and/or inclement onds East a distance of 650.00 Tract 15 of Leisure Hills Es - IT SOLUTIONS, YEAR SUBSCRIPTION, Supt. Rieckman then mentioned to the weather. MINUTES feet more or less to a point tates, said point being coinci - 57.60, GROUP CAST, LLC, SCHOOL board the need to develop committees for •Adopt state rates for ex - JULY 2, 2013 marked by a rebar with survey dent with the northeast corner REACH MESSAGING, 546.75; IRA, IRA the 2013-2014 year. After discussion, pense allowance for all reim - cap “RW Fisk 6565”; thence, of Tract 21 of Leisure Hills Es - MEMBRSHP, 87.00; KIER, ASHLEY, committees were set as follows: Negoti - bursable expenses: A meeting of the Pennington County North 26 degrees 33 minutes tates and said point being PRAXIS TEST REIMBURSEMENT, ations -- Chairperson Eisenbraun, Vice- (rates below are subject to Board of Commissioners was held on 54 seconds East a distance of marked by a monument with 115.00; M-F ATHLETIC COMPANY, GBB Chairperson Johnson, and Member An - change when state adopts new Tuesday, July 2, 2013, in the Commis - 223.61 feet more or less to a survey cap LS 2196; thence, SUPPLIES, 138.00; MARCO, INC., derson; Budget -- Chairperson Eisen - rates) sioners' meeting room of the Pennington point marked by a rebar with continuing westerly on said COPIER CONTRACT - WORKROOM, braun, Vice-Chairperson Johnson, and a) $.37 per mile in private County Courthouse. Chairperson Lyndell survey cap “RW Fisk 6565”; 1/16th section line and on the 433.00; MID CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL Member Williams; Buildings & Grounds – vehicle, if a school vehicle is Petersen called the meeting to order at thence, North 65 degrees 37 north line of said Tract 21 of COOP, 4 ODYSSEYWARE LICENSES, Member Trask, Member Bielmaier, and not available; $.20 per mile if a 9:00 a.m. with the following Commission - minutes 59 seconds East a dis - Leisure Hills Estates, South 89 2,400.00; NAFIS, MEMBERSHIP DUES, Member Cordes; Transportation -- Mem - school vehicle is available ers present: Ron Buskerud and Nancy tance of 505.58 feet more or degrees 54 minutes 44 sec - 854.00; NETWORK SERVICES CO., ber Trask, Member Bielmaier, and Mem - b) Meals: In-State: $26.00 Trautman. Commissioners Ken Davis and less to a point marked by a onds West 189.50 feet more or MAINT SUPPLIES, 3,831.17; ber Cordes; Curriculum –Vice-Chairper - per diem; Out-of-State: $36.00 Don Holloway were not in attendance. rebar with survey cap “RW Fisk less to the point of beginning. NHS/NASC/ NASSP, NHS SOCIETY son Johnson, Member Anderson, and per diem APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 6565”; thence, South 83 de - Said tract of land contains 7.65 DUES, 85.00; PHILLIPS66, CONOCO, Member Williams; Policy -- Chairperson c) Lodging: In-State: MOVED by Trautman and seconded grees 38 minutes 54 seconds acres, more or less. 76, GAS, 88.92 Eisenbraun, Member Anderson, and $50.00 per day (or actual cost); by Buskerud to remove Item 11, Items East a distance of 69.41 feet Approve RZ 13-02. READER'S DIGEST, 1 YEAR SUB - Member Williams; Insurance – Vice- Out-of-State: $150.00 per day From Buildings & Grounds and Item 13, more or less to a point marked SCRIPTION, 10.00; RIDDELL, FOOT - Chairperson Johnson, Member Ander - (or actual cost) Items From Public Defender, and approve by a rebar with survey cap “RW Annual County Jail Visit per SDCL 24- BALL SUPPLIES, 1,170.27; SASD, 2013- son, and Member Trask; Marketing -- the •Recognize school accredi - the agenda as amended. Vote: Unani - Fisk 6565”; thence, South 26 11-26 14 MEMBERSHIP, 1,729.85; SD LI - entire board; Legislative Contact – Mem - tation for DOE mous. degrees 05 minutes 26 sec - MOVED by Buskerud and seconded BRARY NETWORK, SD LIBRARY NET - ber Williams. •Establish membership in CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS onds East a distance of 411.99 by Trautman that the Board of Commis - WORK FY14, 675.00; SD TEACHER the State Emergency Bus Pact The following items have been placed feet more or less to a point sioners visit the jail as required per SDCL PLACEMENT CENTER, 2013-14 MEM - The next action needed was a motion to •Establish room and board on the Consent Agenda for action to be marked by a rebar with survey 24-11-26. Vote: Unanimous. The jail BERSHIP, 420.00; SD UNITED approve the Official Entities for 2013- rate for eligible families (K-8) at taken by a single vote of the Board of cap “RW Fisk 6565”; thence, visit lasted from 10:35 a.m. to 11:25 a.m. SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, MEMBER - 2014. There was discussion on the dis - 80% of the average monthly Commissioners. Any item may be re - South 13 degrees 51 minutes EXECUTIVE SESSION per SDCL 1-25- SHIP DUES, 600.00; SDSSA, CONFER - trict’s lunch program, the meal prices, mileage per family that would moved from the Consent Agenda for sep - 07 seconds East a distance of 2 ENCE FEE, 40.00; SDSTE, SDSTE what is offered, and how various aspects be paid for transporting resi - arate consideration. 53.56 feet more or less to a Executive Session was not needed. MEMBERSHIP 2013-14, 30.00; SOUTH of the program are managed. During this dent students. MOVED by Buskerud and seconded point marked by a rebar with PERSONNEL DAKOTA CPA SOCIETY, 2013-2014 discussion it became 7:30 pm and the •Set activity prices: by Trautman to approve Consent Agenda survey cap “RW Fisk 6565”; Highway: Effective 7/1/2013, Jason MEMBERSHIP DUES, 60.00; TIME Budget Hearing was held. There were no a.) Season: Family: $80.00; Items 5-13 as presented. Vote: Unani - thence, South 16 degrees 45 Hanson and Phane Sundquist at EQUIPMENT RENTAL & SALES, OVER - questions concerning the budget. The Adult: $30.00; Student: mous. minutes 15 seconds West a $16.17/hr. The following is a correction to SEEDER RENTAL, 293.70; VERIZON budget will not be approved until Septem - $10.00 (grades 6-12 required) distance of 40.92 feet more or the July 2013 Merit Increases listed in the WIRELESS, CELL PHONE SERVICES, ber. b.) Single event High 5. Approve the minutes of the June 18, less to a point marked by a 6/18/2013 Minutes: Fogelman, Brandon, 158.43; WALKER REFUSE, GARBAGE School: Adult: $5.00; Stu - 2013, Board of Commissioners’ meeting. rebar with survey cap “RW Fisk $3140; Jannusch, Brian, $16.41/hr.; Job - SERVICES, 554.40; WALL WATER DE - Further discussion was held on the dis - dent: $3.00 6. Approve the vouchers listed at the 6565”; thence, South 00 de - gen, Jacob, $16.41/hr. PARTMENT, WATER, 924.09; WEST trict’s lunch program. •Lunch prices: Adult/Visitor: end of the minutes for expenditures for in - grees 00 minutes 00 seconds PAYROLL $3.50; K-5 Student: $2.50; 6- surance, professional services, publica - East a distance of 101.16 feet Commissioners, 10,022.51; Human 12 Student: $2.75; Reduced: tions, rentals, supplies, repairs, mainte - more or less to a point located Resources, 4,747.58; Elections, $.40 nance, travel, conference fees, utilities, on the south line of said Lot 2 14,682.63; Auditor - liens, 2,831.11; Audi - •Breakfast ticket prices: furniture and equipment totaling (Two) of U Lazy Two Ranch tor, 18,853.35; Treasurer, 47,016.73; Adult/Visitor: $2.00; Students: $684,205.76. Estates Subdivision, said point Data Processing - General, 46,211.74; $1.50; Reduced: $ .30 7. Authorize the budgeted E911 Gen - being marked by a rebar with State's Attorney, 147,558.97; Public De - •Milk prices: Wall School: eral Fund operating transfer to the Accu - survey cap “RW Fisk 6565”; fender, 97,456.73; Juvenile Diversion, $.40/carton; Big White: mulated Building Tower Project in the thence, westerly on the south 9,470.02; Victim's Assistance, 5,387.37; $.20/carton amount of $100,000. line of said Lot 2 (Two) of U Buildings & Grounds, 103,537.92; Equal - 8. (SP13-011) Schedule a hearing at Lazy Two Ranch Estates Sub - ization, 64,917.22; Register of Deeds, People read the 4825. Trask moved to approve Resolu - 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, July 16, 2013, to division, North 89 degrees 30 26,253.38; Sheriff, 336,794.34; Service newspaper for many tion No. 14-1. Seconded by Anderson. supplement the General Fund Juvenile minutes 02 seconds West a Station, 8,390.25; HIDTA Grant, 9,363.78; Motion carried. Alternative Expansion budget in the distance of 1,222.73 feet more Jail, 506,401.92; Jail Work Program, different reasons. Some want amount of $82,275 from non-budgeted or less to a point marked by a 5,272.79; Coroner, 419.47; Hill City Law, 4826. Anderson moved to appoint Busi - revenue received in the current year. rebar with survey cap “RW Fisk 11,425.95; Keystone Law, 5,332.91; New to stay abreast of the latest local, state ness Manager Mohr and Vice-Chairper - 9. Approve the reappointment of Jim 6565”; thence, continuing Underwood – Law, 4,340.08; School Liai - son Johnson to the Health Insurance Coleman and Karen Hall to serve second westerly on the south line of son, 16,838.96; Wall Law, 11,466.77; and national news, while others read the Board. Seconded by Bielmaier. Motion terms on the Planning and Zoning Com - said Lot 2 (Two) of U Lazy Two Home Detention, 12,769.29; Alcohol & carried. mission. Ranch Estates Subdivision, Drug, 117,524.59; Friendship House, sports pages word-for-word. Still others End of Consent Agenda North 89 degrees 56 minutes 65,093.50; Economic Assistance, Rieckman informed the board there ITEMS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 00 seconds West a distance of 55,869.76; Mental & Alcohol-SAO, scan the latest classifieds. would be four newer teachers each A. DEERFIELD ROAD HIGHWAY 295.12 feet more or less to the 8,049.84; Mental & Alcohol-HHS, paired up with a veteran teacher as part EASEMENT DEED : MOVED by point of beginning. Said tract 3,632.01; Extension, 3,234.00; Weed & Call or stop by your local newspaper of the Teacher-Mentor program. The first Buskerud and seconded by Trautman to of land contains 10.29 acres Pest, 20,709.89; Planning and Zoning, meetings will be held at in-service. approve the Highway Easement Deed for more or less. 22,097.80; Water Protection, 5,727.29; office today to subscribe. Williams asked if in-service would be Forest Highway 17 with the US Forest The above-described prop - Ordinance, 3,935.95; Juvenile Services soon enough to make sure the first day of Service and authorize the Chairperson’s erty is hereby rezoned from Center, 298,729.32; Highway, school ran smoothly. Rieckman assured signature thereto. Vote: Unanimous. General Agriculture District to 184,233.56; Drug Seizure, 1,983.37; Fire Pennington Co. Courant her that the timing will be fine. The Board recessed until 10:30 a.m., Limited Agriculture District. Administration, 6,425.04; Dispatch, the advertised time for Planning & Zon - Dated this 2nd day of July, ing. Box 435 • Wall • (605) 279-2565 Elementary Principal Sykora asked the 2013. Continued on page 9 Public Notice Advertising Public Notices Protects Your Right To Know. Pennington County Courant • July 18, 2013 • Page 9
Proceedings of Pennington County Commissioners Wall School District No. 51-5 (cont. from previous page) 2013-2014 Approved Budget and Means of Finance 157,834.68; Emergency Management, 6,068.11; 24-7 Program, 16,606.39; General Fund Capital Outlay Special Ed Impact Aid Food Service WASP Totals PCCCC Building Projects, 3,038.88. Appropriations: AUDITOR’S ACCOUNT OF THE TREASURER 1000 Instruction: To the Pennington County Board of 1100 Regular Programs Commissioners, I hereby submit the fol - 1111 Elementary Program ...... $480,958.69 ...... $19,735.00 ...... $500,693.69 lowing report of my examination of the 1121 Middle School Program ...... $206,494.04 ...... $3,735.00 ...... $210,229.04 cash and cash items in the hands of the 1131 High School Program ...... $429,220.63 ...... $40,084.17 ...... $469,304.80 County Treasurer as of June 24, 2013: 1200 Special Program Total balances of checking/savings ac - 1220 SPED Programs ...... $148,227.65 ...... $148,227.65 counts, $32,873,087.13; Total balance of 1273 Title I ...... $135,213.60 ...... $135,213.60 Treasurer’s Office safe cash, $9,400.00; Total certificates of deposit, 2000 Support Services: $2,586,383.37; Total Prime Value Invest - 2100 Support Services -- Pupil ment, $2,735,021.59; Total petty cash, 2115 Safe & Drug Free Schools ...... $913.36 ...... $913.36 $111,470.00; Total Cash Items, $1121.18; 2121 Guidance ...... $54,428.13 ...... $54,428.13 Total long/short, ($382.38); Total, 2134 Health Services ...... $4,009.50 ...... $4,009.50 $38,316,100.89. Submitted by Lori Wes - 2152 Speech Services ...... $58,284.91 ...... $58,284.91 sel, Deputy Auditor. 2172 Therapy ...... $5,000.00 ...... $5,000.00 VOUCHERS 2200 Support Services -- Instructional Staff Amcon Distributing Co, 407.30; Bh 2212 Staff Development ...... $27,276.00 ...... $1,200.00 ...... $28,476.00 Power Inc, 40,754.50; Bh Power Inc, 2213 Instructional Staff Training ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 1,420.43; CBM Food Service, 5,218.15; 2219 Innovative Ed ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 City Of Box Elder, 104.00; City Of Rapid 2222 Library ...... $7,995.43 ...... $7,995.43 City Water, 13,574.80; Executive Mgmt 2227 Technology Coordinator ...... $48,028.23 ...... $2,932.00 ...... $50,960.23 Fin Office, 7.11; First Administrators Inc, 2300 Support Services -- General Admin 73,700.65; FSH Communications Llc, 2311 Board of Education ...... $44,526.80 ...... $44,526.80 60.00; Knology, 250.00; Montana Dakota 2314 Election Services ...... $500.00 ...... $500.00 Utilities, 4,644.25; Orbitcom Inc, 45.86; 2315 Legal Services ...... $2,500.00 ...... $2,500.00 Qwest Corporation, 7,605.02; Rainbow 2317 Audit Services ...... $14,000.00 ...... $14,000.00 Gas Company, 659.27; Verizon Wireless, 2321 Superintendent Office ...... $119,165.26 ...... $119,165.26 111.94; Verizon Wireless, 230.34; Walker 2329 Secretary ...... $50,985.05 ...... $1,258.00 ...... $52,243.05 Refuse, 111.10; West River Electric, 2400 Support Services -- School Admin 266.12; Wex Bank, 242.41; Wex Bank, 2410 Elem. Principal ...... $82,170.49 ...... $82,170.49 597.95; Wex Bank, 131.24; Wex Bank, 2490 Medicaid Adminstration ...... $800.00 ...... $800.00 210.55; Wex Bank, 1,087.69; First Admin - 2500 Support Services -- Business istrators Inc, 6,463.80; SD Retirement 2529 Business Manager ...... $71,521.26 ...... $1,132.00 ...... $72,653.26 System, 180.00; Att, 2.20; Bh Power Inc, 2535 Construction & Improvements ...... $0.00 635.48; Bh Power Inc, 613.84; City Of 2541 Custodial ...... $118,039.35 ...... $118,039.35 Rapid City Water, 1,146.42; Knology, 2542 Care/Upkeep - Building ...... $33,000.00 ...... $61,000.00 ...... $94,000.00 2,437.18; Montana Dakota Utilities, 2542-800 Utilities ...... $39,500.00 ...... $39,500.00 241.52; Verizon Wireless, 202.02; Wells 2543 Care/Upkeep - Grounds ...... $7,700.00 ...... $7,100.00 ...... $14,800.00 Fargo Securities, 236,892.47; First Ad - 2544 Care/Upkeep - Equipment ...... $20,000.00 ...... $9,802.00 ...... $29,802.00 ministrators Inc, 258,377.84; Verizon 2545 Vehicle Service ...... $3,000.00 ...... $3,000.00 Wireless, 60.95; ATT Mobility, 217.78; 2546 Fire Alarm ...... $1,500.00 ...... $1,500.00 ATT Mobility, 264.82; BH Power Inc, 2547 Leases ...... $400.00 ...... $400.00 2067.64; BH Power Inc, 511.78; CBM 2549 Refuse Disposal ...... $6,000.00 ...... $6,000.00 Food Service, 10074.78; City Of Box 2555 Pupil Transportation ...... $40,000.00 ...... $500.00 ...... $40,500.00 Elder, 14.35; City Of Hill City, 45.73; City 2560 Food Service ...... $102,630.90 ...... $102,630.90 Of Rapid City Water, 1624.57; City Of Wall, 135.1; Executive Mgmt Fin Office, 3000 Community Services 21; Knology, 2494.09; Medical Waste 3200 Community Recreation Services ...... $11,549.70 ...... $5,000.00 ...... $16,549.70 Transport Inc, 179.98; Montana Dakota 3500-191 After-School/Fridays Program ...... $18,611.55 ...... $18,611.55 Utilities, 1046.48; Qwest Communica - 3500-192 Summer Program ...... $17,419.55 ...... $17,419.55 tions Comp, 3.53; Qwest Corporation, 300.02; Verizon Wireless, 4460.26; Veri - 4000 Nonprogrammed Charges: zon Wireless, 433.29; Verizon Wireless, 4400 Unemployment Claims ...... $500.00 ...... $500.00 413.88; Verizon Wireless, 67.31; Verizon 4500 Early Retirement ...... $49,718.51 ...... $49,718.51 Wireless, 51.29; Verizon Wireless, 85.85; Walmart Community, 120.71; West River 5000 Debt Service ...... $442,709.00 ...... $442,709.00 Electric, 877.12. ADJOURN 6000 Cocurricular Activities MOVED by Buskerud and seconded 6100 Male Cocurricular Activities ...... $37,992.56 ...... $5,101.00 ...... $43,093.56 by Trautman to adjourn the meeting. 6200 Female Cocurricular Activities ...... $38,956.79 ...... $3,616.00 ...... $42,572.79 Vote: Unanimous. There being no further 6500 Activity Transportation ...... $24,741.50 ...... $24,741.50 business, the meeting was adjourned at 6900 Combined Cocurricular Activities ...... $51,382.23 ...... $35,833.00 ...... $87,215.23 11:25 a.m. 7000 Contingencies ...... $7,500.00 ...... $7,500.00 Julie A. Pearson, Auditor 8000 Other Financing Uses 8110 Operating Transfers Out ...... $474,332.11 ...... $474,332.11 Published July 18, 2013, at the total ap - proximate cost of $213.01. Totals ...... $2,272,187.11 ...... $639,037.17 ...... $213,212.56 ...... $474,332.11 ...... $102,630.90 ...... $36,031.10 ...... $3,737,430.95 2012-2013 Approved Budget Total ...... $3,737,430.95
Means of Finance:
NOTICE OF Estimated Fund Balance, June 30, 2012, Designated to Finance FY14 Budget ...... $276,537.17 ...... $314,332.11 ...... $3,180.90 ...... $594,050.18 HEARING 1000 Revenue from Local Sources BEFORE 1100 Taxes THE PENNINGTON COUNTY 1110 Ad Valorem Taxes ...... $645,000.00 ...... $355,000.00 ...... $250,000.00 ...... $1,250,000.00 PLANNING AND ZONING 1111 Mobile Home Taxes ...... $2,500.00 ...... $1,000.00 ...... $400.00 ...... $3,900.00 COMMISSION 1120 Prior Year's Taxes ...... $2,000.00 ...... $3,000.00 ...... $1,000.00 ...... $6,000.00 AND THE PENNINGTON COUNTY 1140 Utility Taxes ...... $143,904.00 ...... $143,904.00 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1190 Penalties & Interest ...... $3,000.00 ...... $2,000.00 ...... $500.00 ...... $5,500.00 1500 Earnings on Investments NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 1510 Interest on Investments ...... $5,000.00 ...... $1,500.00 ...... $1,000.00 ...... $10,000.00 ...... $50.00 ...... $125.00 ...... $17,675.00 Pennington County Planning Commission 1600 Food Service and the Pennington County Board of 1610 Sales to Pupils ...... $52,100.00 ...... $52,100.00 Commissioners will hold a public hearing 1620 Sales to Adults ...... $3,600.00 ...... $3,600.00 to consider the following proposed ordi - 1700 Cocurricular Activities nance amendment to the Pennington 1710 Admissions ...... $12,700.00 ...... $12,700.00 County Zoning Ordinance adopted as an 1790 Yearbook ...... $2,500.00 ...... adjunct to the Pennington County Com - 1900 Other Revenue from Local Sources prehensive Plan: 1910 Rentals ...... $0.00 ...... $0.00 1910 Rentals ...... $215.00 ...... OA 13-02 – Amendment to Section 103 1911 Power House Memberships ...... $6,000.00 ...... $6,000.00 “Construction Permit Definitions” and 1920 Donations ...... $9,000.00 ...... $9,000.00 Section 507(A) “Construction Permits” of 1973 Medicaid Administration ...... $12,000.00 ...... $1,000.00 ...... $13,000.00 the Pennington County Zoning Ordi - 1982 Latchkey Services ...... $36,000.00 ...... $36,000.00 nance. 1990 Other ...... $7,000.00 ...... $15,000.00 ...... $22,000.00
Said hearing will be held by the Planning 2000 Revenue from Intermediate Sources Commission on Monday, July 22, 2013, 2100 County Sources at 9:00 a.m. and the Pennington County 2110 County Apportionment ...... $18,000.00 ...... $18,000.00 Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Au - 2200 Revenue in Lieu of Taxes ...... $0.00 gust 6, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. in the Com - missioners’ Meeting Room at the Pen - 3000 Revenue from State Sources nington County Courthouse, Rapid City, 3100 Grants in Aid South Dakota. Any interested party may 3111 State Aid ...... $702,000.00 ...... $702,000.00 appear and be heard. Copies of the pro - 3112 State Apportionment ...... $10,000.00 ...... $10,000.00 posed amendments may be viewed at the 3114 Bank Franchise ...... $15,000.00 ...... $15,000.00 Planning Department located at 315 St. 3121 State Aid - SPED ...... Joseph Street, Suite 118, Rapid City, 3129 Other State Grants in Aid ...... South Dakota, during regular business 3810 Cash Reimbursement - State ...... $600.00 ...... $600.00 hours. 4000 Revenue from Federal Sources ADA Compliance: Pennington County 4100 Grants in Aid fully subscribes to the provisions of the 4111 Impact Aid ...... $150,000.00 ...... $150,000.00 Americans with Disabilities Act. If you de - 4121 National Minerals ...... $65,000.00 ...... $65,000.00 sire to attend this public meeting and are 4122 Taylor Grazing ...... $4,000.00 ...... $4,000.00 in need of special accommodations, 4158 Title I - Part A ...... $104,894.00 ...... $104,894.00 please notify the Planning Director so that 4159 Title II - Part A ...... $28,142.00 ...... $28,142.00 appropriate auxiliary aids and services 4175 IDEA, Part B ...... $51,178.00 ...... $51,178.00 are available. 4186 SPED - Preschool Grants ...... $3,243.00 ...... $3,243.00 4800 Food Service Assistance DAN JENNISSEN, 4810 Federal Reimbursement ...... $36,100.00 ...... $36,100.00 PLANNING DIRECTOR 4820 Donated Food ...... $7,000.00 ...... $7,000.00
JULIE A. PEARSON, 5000 Other Revenue Sources PENNINGTON COUNTY AUDITOR 5110 Transfer from Impact Aid ...... $474,332.11 ...... $474,332.11
Published July 18, 2013, at the total ap - Totals ...... $2,272,187.11 ...... $639,037.17 ...... $323,321.00 ...... $474,332.11 ...... $102,630.90 ...... $36,125.00 ...... $3,847,633.29 proximate cost of $18.43. 2013-2014 Approved Means of Finance Total ...... $3,847,633.29
Published July 18, 2013, at the total approximate cost of $460.64. Pennington County Courant • July 18 2013 • Page 10
fear head-on. Then, do the thing you have feared to do. Go ahead. What's the worst thing that could happen? Is the worst-case scenario really worse than going through life being afraid? Probably not. After you've conquered one fear, then hit the next fear that is hold - ing you back. One thing you'll Do What You Fear To Do! quickly discover is that facing you When you run down the list of ing them head-on. It has not al - fears will build your confidence. So the fears that we humans are so ca - ways been easy, and has always re - get your head on straight today. Do NOTICE OF NW1/4 of Section 33, a distance of the NW1/4 of Section 33, a distance of pable of, you find in the negative quired that I persevere. Sometimes not allow fear to hold you back any 2656.35 feet to a point for corner on the 2654.26 feet to the southwest corner of longer from the success that you west line of the NW1/4 of Section 33; the NW1/4 of Section 33 also being the emotion of fear a power that is the old fears I previously faced and HEARING quite incredible. Understand that conquered have even flared up desire. Do what you fear to do and Thence, North 00°04'45” East, a distance southeast corner of the NE1/4 of Section the death of fear is certain! of 500.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGIN - 32; Thence, North 89°42'51” West, along any one of these fears, or others again, and I have had to deal with BEFORE NING and containing 30.49 acres, more the south line of the NW1/4 of Section you may think of, has the capabil - again. THE PENNINGTON COUNTY or less, of land, one-half mile south of 32, a distance of 1270.58 feet to a point ity of paralyzing a person, causing If you are struggling with fear, I PLANNING AND ZONING Rapid City on Highway 79, in accordance for corner; Thence, North 06°22'35” them to be unable to move forward encourage you to start talking to COMMISSION Bob Prentice speaks to thousands with Section 508 of the Pennington West, a distance of 2169.92 feet to a and capture the flag of success. yourself in a most forceful manner of people in highly motivational AND THE PENNINGTON COUNTY County Zoning Ordinance. point for corner, 500 feet south of the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Fear, when you are locked or regarding the action steps you seminars each year. Call Bob for north line of the NE1/4 of Section 32; frozen in it, and it's zapping your must and will take to shift your Mitch Morris has applied to Rezone Thence, South 89°48'35" East, parallel to more details at 800-437-9715 and Notice is hereby given that the following 200.73 acres from General Agriculture and 500 feet distant from the the north creative juices, has only one rem - thinking about these fears. With be sure to check out Bob’s website petitioners have applied to the Penning - District to Suburban Residential District line of the NE1/4 of Section 32, a dis - edy, and that is that you must hon - courage, determine to face your at: www.mrattitudespeaks.com ton County Planning Board of Commis - and to amend the Comprehensive Plan tance of 1514.54 feet to the POINT OF estly identify the fear that is hold - sioners under the provisions of the Pen - to change the Future Land Use from Lim - BEGINNING and containing 200.73 ing you back, and then confront nington County Zoning Ordinance as fol - ited Agriculture District to Suburban Res - acres, more or less, of land, one-half mile that specific fear head-on. There's lows: idential District located on the following south of Rapid City on Highway 79, in ac - the fear of the unknown, the fear of metes and bounds description: Being cordance with Section 508 of the Pen - failure, the fear of change, the fear Mitch Morris has applied to Rezone from 200.73 acres of land located in the NE1/4 nington County Zoning Ordinance. General Agriculture District and Light In - of what people may think of you, of Section 32 and in the NW1/4 of Sec - the fear of what people may say dustrial District to General Commercial tion 33, Township 1 North, Range 8 East Notice is further given that said applica - District and to amend the Comprehen - of the Black Hills Meridian, Pennington tions will be heard by the Pennington about you, the fear of success, the sive Plan to change the Future Land Use County, South Dakota, said 200.73 acres County Board of Commissioners in the fear of lack of control, the fear that from Limited Agriculture District to Gen - of land being more particularly described County Courthouse at 10:30 a.m. on the you may not know what to do. (Ob - eral Commercial District located on the by metes and bounds as follows, all 6th day of August 2013. At this time, any viously, the list could go on and on.) following metes and bounds descrip - measurements are to be considered as person interested may appear and show Personally, at one time or an - tions: Being 151.36 acres of land located being followed by the words “more or cause, if there be any, why such requests other, I have struggled with all of in the E1/2 of Section 32, Township 1 less”; COMMENCING, for location pur - should or should not be granted. these types of fear in my life and I North, Range 8 East of the Black Hills poses only, at the northeast corner of have overcome them simply by fac - Meridian, Pennington County, South Section 32 also being the northwest cor - ADA Compliance: Pennington County Dakota, said 151.36 acres of land being ner of Section 33, Township 1 North, fully subscribes to the provisions of the more particularly described by metes and Range 8 East of the Black Hills Meridian; Americans with Disabilities Act. If you bounds as follows, all measurements are Thence, South 00°04'45" West, along the desire to attend this public meeting and to be considered as being followed by common line between Section 32 and are in need of special accommodations, the words “more or less”; BEGINNING at Section 33, a distance of 500.00 feet to please notify the Planning Director so Email your social the southwest corner of Lot 1 of the the POINT OF BEGINNING of the herein that appropriate auxiliary aids and serv - SW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 32, Township 1 described tract; Thence, South 89°51'35" ices are available. news, obituaries, North, Range 8 East of the Black Hills East, parallel to and 500 feet distant from Meridian, on the south line of Section 32 the north line of the NW1/4 of Section 33, DAN JENNISSEN, wedding & at the intersection of the east right-of-way a distance of 2656.35 feet to a point for PLANNING DIRECTOR line of South Dakota Highway 79; corner on the east line of the NW1/4 of engagement Thence, North 06°32'53" West, along the Section 33; Thence, South 00°08'05” JULIE A. PEARSON, west line of said Lot 1 of the SW1/4 West, along the east line of the NW1/4 of PENNINGTON COUNTY AUDITOR announcements to: SE1/4 of Section 32 and east right-of- Section 33, a distance of 2165.91 feet to way line of SD Highway 79, a distance of a point for corner; Thence, North Published July 18, 2013, at the total ap - 4310.98 feet to a point on the easterly 89°41'05” West, along the south line of proximate cost of $74.98. [email protected] line of Lot A of the NW1/4 NE1/4 of Sec - tion 32 as shown on plat recorded in Highway Plat Book 9, Page 93, in the of - fice of the Pennington County Register of Deeds, in a curve from which the center of curvature bears North 48°17'34” West a distance of 103.00 feet; Thence, south - westerly, following the easterly line of said Lot A of the NW1/4 NE1/4 of Section 32, along a curve to the right having a ra - ///( !$!($!. +,'#'% dius of 103.00 feet, a central angle of %!$ !& ' ( !$!($!. +,'#'% !$!( 35°53', for an arc distance of 64.51 feet to a point of tangency; Thence, South 77°35'27” West, continuing to follow the %%, % !* (!%*"" % ' # #"%(# ! easterly line of said Lot A of the NW1/4 ,-1&#/ ,'!# /2, -$ 4#'%&2.0 '""',% ( * "*& NE1/4 of Section 32, a distance of 4.12 ( "!& ! !' feet to a point for corner on the east right- !1'3'16 %--" ," %--" /2, -$ &-/0#0 %"% %! % ! % "* of-way line of SD Highway 79, in a curve from which the center of curvature bears 4'1& 3#/6 !-+.#1 1'3# + /)#1 -,0'%, % "* " "%'(! ) % South 73°13'38” West a distance of 3920 ,-4 $-/ 1&# .#!' * ,,'3#/0 /6 # /*',% *,! 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"! !'% 84°05'03", for an arc length of 102.73 % "* feet to a point of tangency; Thence, !%& )&'" " "' &#% !& "* ( North 06°29'36” West, continuing to fol - "* * %' ) % %+ & % "* low the centerline of the alignment of "* %* "* ( & said Lot A of the NW1/4 NE1/4 of Section "* &'%' ! "+ % !! %% !! ! 32, a distance of 606.16 feet to a point of * "* % ( curvature; Thence, northwesterly, contin - "* uing to follow the centerline of the align - & )% % '%!' & %' ! "* ' ""! % '"! ment of said Lot A of the NW1/4 NE1/4 % "* "* ( of Section 32, along a curve to the left % "*& "* , &"! " having a radius of 1432.39 feet, a central &"'' ('% !'% "% !! % "*'' angle of 05°45'52", for an arc length of * "* %%, &"' &!%(! * 144.11 feet to point for corner on the %* "* west line of the E1/2 of Section 32; %* "* # '' #%' %' ! 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