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Organic by DPel Baertels terson new ASBSD president Anita Petersen, a member of the certification Haakon School District Board of Education, has begun her one-year cost-share term as the president of the Asso - ciated School Boards of South Dakota. program Peterson takes charge of the 18- Organic agriculture produc - member board of directors, which ers and processors in South she has sat on since 2008, repre - Dakota may be eligible to re - senting the association’s Western ceive up to 75 percent reim - Region at the 266-669 enrollment bursement for their organic category. She was recently re- certification costs. elected to her ASBSD board seat Producers may be eligible to this year, with her third term be - receive reimbursement on mul - ginning this past week. tiple scopes within each opera - “I am so thankful for the oppor - tion. National Organic tunity to lead this association,” Pe - Program certification is re - terson said. “ASBSD will continue to work hard for all of the children quired. Reimbursement can be Courtesy Photos for up to 75 percent of the cost, of South Dakota.” Philip was a stop during a tour of western South Dakota. At left is Anita Shown at the Associated School Boards of South Dakota conference are, not to exceed $750, per scope. Peterson has been a member of Peterson, guide and the new president of the Associated School Boards from left, Eric Stroeder, ASBSD past president, Anita Peterson, new “The annual cost of certifica - the Haakon School Board for 24 of South Dakota. Shown center is Miranda Beard, Laurel, Miss., the pres - ASBSD president, and Dennis Daugaard, South Dakota governor. tion is a major expense for both years. During this time she has ident of the National School Boards Association. At right is Neal Putnam, new and established organic served five terms as vice chairman Mitchell School Board member and the first ever NSBA board member producers,” said Kimberly De - and as a member of many school to be putting so much time and ef - great job providing leadership to from South Dakota. Schepper, South Dakota De - board committees. Peterson has fort into her position, always will - the ASBSD.” partment of Agriculture grant served as an ASBSD delegate, com - ing to listen to every side with a Peterson succeeded Eric Special guest at the convention The annual conference, Aug. 8- and loan specialist. “Diverse pleted multiple trainings and at - smile on. The love that she has for Stroeder, Mobridge-Pollock, who were Miranda Beard, Laurel, 9, saw over 400 educators in Sioux operations may receive funds tended many ASBSD events. this school and community shows now assumes the role of ASBSD Miss., who is the president of the Falls for ASBSD business and a for up to four different scopes.” “Anita has a vast knowledge of through her actions. Thank you past president. The board of direc - National School Boards Associa - variety of learning opportunities. Applications and supporting public education and school board and congratulations, Anita.” tors is made up of local school tion. Peterson reported that Beard ASBSD is a private, nonprofit documents must be sent to matters, both locally and Doug Thorson, also a Haakon board members elected from four believes the bottom line is all association representing more SDDA for eligible certification statewide,” said Wade Pogany, ex - board of education member, said, geographic regions (central, north - about the children, and that many than 800 South Dakota school or re-certification expenses in - ecutive director. “ASBSD will con - “Anita’s rising to the position of east, southeast and western) and of her trips are in and out, but this board members, the 150 school curred after Oct.1, 2015, and tinue to thrive under her direction president shows how hard she has five enrollment size categories one to South Dakota was truly districts they govern and the stu - before Sept. 30, 2016. All ap - and we’re so appreciative for com - worked to keep Philip on the map (265 and under, 266-699, 700- memorable. Another notable guest dents they serve. Our vision is plications will be reviewed and mitment to lead.” when discussion of school needs 1,399, 1,400-9,999 and 10,000 and was Neal Putnam, a Mitchell leadership to achieve excellence processed on a first-come, first- Paulette Ramsey, fellow Haakon comes up.” above). Peterson pointed out that school board member and the first for South Dakota public education served basis. Submissions School District board member, Haakon board member Jake Philip’s Keith Emerson was also ever NSBA board member from through a mission of partnering, deadline is Nov. 15. said, “Anita is a very special person Fitzgerald, added, “Anita will do a ASBSD president many years ago. South Dakota. advocating and leading. Funding for the program is provided through a cooperative agreement between SDDA and the Agricultural Marketing Service branch of the United States Department of Agricul - State’s attorney position filled ture. by Nancy Haigh state’s attorney to fill out Gay Tollefson’s term, which ends Refrigeration and Heating, Inc., updated the board on the Grant information and an The unexpected resignation of Brittany (Kjerstad) McK - Dec. 31, 2016. B. McKnight had previously been appointed condition of the air conditioning unit at the courthouse. application are available at night as state’s attorney and Ryan McKnight’s request to be to finish out the term. She had run opposed for the state’s Hansen stated the unit has progressively gotten worse. It http://sdda. sd.gov/grants/na - released from his contract with Haakon County, left the attorney’s position and would have started her term Jan. 1, can only use one of the two compressors as the wiring cannot tional-organic-program-grant/. commissioners searching for a replacement. 2017. The board appointed S. Trask to fulfill that term. handle the load when both run. He believes the unit was in - For more information, call De - At their Aug. 2, 2016, meeting the board was able to enter Trask will shadow C. Bogue during November and Decem - stalled sometime in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Schepper at 605-773-4516. into a contract with another attorney. ber during court dates and also review other state’s attorney Hansen gave them information on a unit that may work The county entered into a contract with R. McKnight, the matters during those two months. as a replacement. With a cost of approximately $50,000, plus United Judicial System and the Rural Attorney Recruit - As there is no state’s attorney’s office in the courthouse, an unknown amount of additional work, could run the proj - ment Program (RARP) in 2015. The county agreed to pay the board approved to purchase McKnights’ office equip - ect upwards of $70,000, worst-case scenario. He noted a new $5,000 each year for five years for their part of the fees ment and supplies and take over the lease for their office evaporator in the basement would be part of the cost, along Pilot of which help the attorney pay their student debt. space until S. Trask arrives. This will enable C. Bogue to with new wiring and other unforeseen issues. R. McKnight recently took a position in Brookings and have office space while in Haakon County. It would take six to eight weeks to get the unit. He would OH-6A to asked to be released from his contract. Dennis and Sandra Heaton and Mickey Daly visited with like to start work, if possible, around the first of October, Suzanne Starr-Kappes, RARP, relayed to the board from the board regarding a road with cattle guards that need re - when the old unit could be shut down for the year. S.D. Chief Justice David Gilbertson that there are conse - placing. D. Heaton noted the timbers supporting the metal Slovek and Val Williams, highway department assistant, visit S.D. quences for breaching the contract, and if the commissioners portion of the cattle guards have deteriorated and are no presented quotes and funding options for the purchase of so wished, he would help them pursue that. longer functional. They stated the county put the road in two tractors. Implement dealers are phasing out the lease National Commissioner Steve Clements stated that the county did and installed the cattle guards, so believed them to be the option. The cost for each tractor is about $90,000. Funds not wish to do so, and they wished the couple well on their property of the county. could come from swap funds which the county receives new endeavors. Later during the meeting the board, with legal counsel through state and federal governments. Guard The next step was to discuss the vacant position. At a spe - present, discussed the issue further. According to county or - Kellie Nixon, Wall, First Western Insurance agent, ex - cial meeting July 19, the board met with Eric and Cheryl dinances, all cattle guards in the county were given to the plained to the board that the insurance company no longer Museum Bogue, Faith, and Joe Trask and Stephanie Trask, Rapid landowner. In this case, one of the landowners is the state pays the full amount for claims to the insured party. It pays Retired Major (USA) City. The Bogues stated they would be willing to assist the of South Dakota, as the land crosses a school section. County only for damage fixed. A hail storm damaged county equip - Thomas Pearcy Sr. will visit county as an interim state’s attorney and deputy state’s at - Highway Superintendent Dwight Slovek noted it would not ment, one being the pickup Slovek uses. the South Dakota National torney. The Trask siblings expressed an interest in one or be a large expense to replace the wood. Concrete supports The board also approved an easement request from Guard Museum in Pierre, Fri - both coming to Philip, through RARP. were also discussed. Slovek and Commissioner Ed Briggs Golden West Telecommunications, July warrants, and July day, Aug. 19, at 7:00 p.m. Kappes, S. Trask, and the board reviewed the contract said they would look into their cost and where to purchase. 5 and 19, meeting minutes. Pearcy, who was pilot of the and all agreed to the terms. A decision was not made on how the matter will be handled. OH—6A on the day it was shot The board then appointed C. Bogue as Haakon County’s Custodian Nancy Neville and Eric Hansen, Wall, Ken’s down in Vietnam, will share his stories of the experience. The OH-6A, serial number 65-13000, is on display at the South Dakota National Guard Museum. It was the first OH- School board ready for 2016-2017 6A (LOH) helicopter shot down by Del Bartels this year. head projector and two pianos, one that day. a chance the new school year in Vietnam. The Monday, Aug. 8, Haakon Open enrollment has begun. An completely nonfunctional. The bond election is Tuesday, might have a slight increase in The OH-6A aircraft was de - School District Board of Education eighth grader and a ninth grader Discussion was held over the Aug. 23. The school board will student numbers. “But, don’t signed primarily as a light ob - meeting began with approving are coming from Kadoka Area upcoming bond issue. Board mem - meet Wednesday, Aug. 24, at 7:00 know until we see the whites of servation helicopter (LOH, personnel action for the upcoming School. ber Jake Fitzgerald is concerned p.m. in room A-1 to canvas the their eyes,” she joked. hence the nickname LOacH) to school year. Mel Smith submitted the top of that there might still be some mis - tabulated ballots. In his superintendent’s report, locate enemy positions. This According to Superintendent three bids, $2,100, for the Alfalfa conception out there. Board mem - The financial report for up Morehart said the geothermal re - was an extremely dangerous Keven Morehart, some positions Valley School building. The land ber Scott Brech stated, “You can’t through July 31 showed a total pair work is progressing. The con - mission that required the are not listed because those re - lease with John Knutson expired stand still for a ‘what if.’ ” Board ending balance of over $136,747 tracts with the downtown Cayuse to expose itself to small sponsibilities are on with individ - when the school’s permanent clo - member Doug Thorson said, “I and total fund assets of over geothermal group are to be done arms fire from the enemy. It ual teaching contracts. High sure was announced by the school think people are starting to wish $137,697. in the near future. Classes start was small arms fire that took school coaching positions require board. the vote was over, so we would Hourly wages of 10 district em - Monday, Aug. 22. down the OH-6A that is located a 7.5-hour course on coaching fun - Items that need to be moved simply know one way or the ployees for July totaled over The next Haakon School Dis - at the museum. damentals, and an annual course from storage were surplused. other.” Business Manager Britni $12,769 for an equivalent of trict board of education meeting is on sports concussions. Junior high These include such things as five Ross said that absentee voting has 1,048.42 total hours worked. Monday, Sept. 12, at 7:00 p.m. in coaching positions are exempt box televisions, assorted tables already started, and that 12 citi - In her secondary principal’s re - the school library. from such requirements, thus, and chairs, a refrigerator, an over - zens put in their ballots earlier port, Mandie Menzel said there is there is a trend for some coaches to apply for junior high positions Inside: instead of high school positions. Open gym is one way for non- Opinion ...... 2 coach volunteers to help school Haakon/Jackson County Achievement Days athletes train. Rural Livin’ ...... 3 Morehart is the head football coach, with Travis DeJong assist - Church ...... 5 ing. Ralph Kroetch is the cross country coach. Tayta West is this Youth & year’s head girls’ basketball coach. Dani Fitch is the assistant volley - Sports ...... 8-11 ball coach. Travis Thorn is assist - ing with boys’ basketball. Brit Public Miller and Dana Kerns are the junior high football coaches. Lau - Notices ...... 12-14 ren Adrian is the junior high vol - leyball coach. Jamie Baye is one of Classifieds ...... 15 the school custodians. Theresa McDaniel is the special education Markets, paraprofessional at the Milesville School. Weather, Etc .....16 A family has notified the school Nancy Haigh district they plan to homeschool Entered in the replacement heifer class were from left, Maisy Slovek, Tara Schofield, Seth Slovek and Connor Hovland. More photos on page eight. 2 Opinion Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 leaders of this little town on the president and the one to continue future on the prosperity of Philip. less pay and then, at the end of he prairie has survived and thrived his “progressive” policies. I say that Also, please nobody tell that to the day, to be expected to volunteer Letter to the Editor and I predict a very bright future usually two heads are better than six, at least, families with young with the parks, baseball teams, fire Send signed letters to Pioneer Review, PO Box 788, Philip, SD 57567 for Philip in the years ahead. one, but not if both of them are stu - children who have purchased or department, churches, rodeo and It is my firm belief that building pid. built a house in Philip in the last the list seems to go on forever. a new school building will be so im - And poor Michelle Obama: The two years. Should we wait ... until However, the greatest tragedy that Dear Editor, School graduates are blessed with portant for the students now and in president’s wife laments that every we have crushed the hopes of any - could ever occur to any person is to I believe any community is de - numerous scholarships, which future generations. Educating our day she has to wake up in a house body of childbearing years for their raise a child without a caring fined in part by the reputation of demonstrate the belief many have young people in a safe and pleasant built by slaves. My advice to her is children? Should we wait ... until heart. If you live in Philip, S.D., its schools and the quality of edu - placed in the ability of the school environment will pay big dividends to talk to Bill and Hillary, get a do - we have every last possible down - that is not a job you have to do on cation they provide. Our genera - system to continue providing a in the years ahead. nation from their Clinton Founda - turn covered? Should we wait ... your own!” With eyes nearly misty, tion has the privilege, as well as good educational system for gener - /s/ DeMaris Neshiem tion stash, and go stay at a Motel 6 until an entire generation of the fu - he replied, “If that is it, congratu - the responsibility, to provide ations to come. * * * somewhere until she can move into ture of Philip has chosen to leave ... lations to you and every person in today’s students a good education, I see Philip as the medical center a $22,000 a month apartment or because we are not ready? my new favorite town.” just as we were provided a good ed - of the area with a hospital, nursing Note: The following letter is townhouse in Washington after her A few years ago an older gentle - And so the question is not one, ucation by generations before us. home, and assisted living facilities being re-ran due to an error in husband (thankfully) is out of of - man and I were eating lunch. but many! If not now,when? If not I know that bringing new jobs to along with apartments for seniors last week’s edition that cut off fice. While doing so he was amazed by us, who? The future of Philip is Philip is a big priority. A good edu - near the hospital. I see Philip as part of the letter. /s/ Matt Schofield the number of people in their 30s very bright. Hard times come, but cational system is one of the first the area business center with ex - Philip, SD who passed by. We got to talking they also go. But our children, like things companies look at before panded and new businesses, and Dear Editor, * * * about that and he asked, “Why us, only pass this way once! they relocate or build a new busi - adequate housing. There’s good news and bad news Philip? What makes Philip attract Every challenge comes with an ness. Qualified employees check My dream would include a com - in this country, as always. Letter to the Editor; so many young people to come opportunity to build, both person - the quality of the educational sys - munity center complete with exer - The good news was Nancy Some say we don’t need a new back?” He was well traveled and ally and structurally. Are you up tem before committing to move to a cise rooms, meeting rooms, and Haigh’s well-written story on the school. Some say the future of expected Philip to be like so many for opportunity. town. town offices all in one place. front page of the Pioneer Review in Philip is bleak. other small towns in the west. My Vote for the future! Vote for mak - When I walked into the Philip I believe the strong leadership of the July 21 edition. Seventy friends Let’s make sure that nobody tells answer was, “Why indeed would ing a difference! Vote for making High School last fall, I noticed the the younger generation in Philip and neighbors showed up to com - that to the owners of Philip Hard - anybody leave the trappings of a people ask, “Why Philip?” Vote for total lack of security. This is cer - will make it happen. They certainly bine, transport and store Mike ware or Dakota Country Phar - big city and come to live in a place the new school! tainly something that needs to be need the support of Philip’s citizens Gebes’ wheat crop and cut and bale macy. They have banked their like Philip? To work long hours for /s/ Doug Thorson addressed, as has been demon - to help make it happen, but I have and transport this hay after his ter - Philip, SD strated in so many locations no doubt this will be the case. rible burn accident. I had to read throughout the United States. Philip has and I believe will always and reread this story, and it made During my years in business, I rise up to meet the challenges and me feel good that I live in a commu - learned renovating an old building will be a stronger town as a result. nity like this and on a bigger level Kristi Noem is exceedingly expensive and often It has been such fun to watch the renewed my faith in humanity. sure the federal government re - ended up not meeting my expecta - growth of new businesses in Philip These 70 friends and neighbors Representative from South Dakota members to whom it is account - tions. To be honest it is like throw - through the years. Why has Philip didn’t help out Mike Gebes for at - able. And if you ask me, that is ing money down a rat hole and thrived and so many towns around tention or notoriety. They did it be - one of the most important func - expecting a palace. have all but disappeared? I believe cause he was a friend and neighbor Passport Needed ASAP cause a person just forgot their tions of a congressional office. It seems to me that building a it is a testimony to all the fine lead - and he needed help. I just want to As though weddings are not passport had expired. In other Please know our door is always new school makes so much sense ers Philip has been blessed with say thank you to this extraordinary stressful enough, international cases, there were problems with open. We have office locations in and particularly when it will not throughout the years. The Philip group of individuals for restoring weddings can put an entirely new Social Security, Medicare, Tricare Sioux Falls, Rapid City and Wa - raise taxes. Sinking $5.7 million medical system would not have my faith in humanity and reaffirm - twist in the planning process. or Veterans Administration (VA) tertown, if you ever want to stop into an old building, which will still survived without fine leadership ing why I live here. Earlier this year, our office in benefits. At other times, a family by and visit with someone in per - be an old building and most likely and the generous donations and es - The bad news was in Vern Om - Sioux Falls received a call from a was looking to grow through an son. We also have a regular staff will not meet all of the standards tates left by people who valued dahl’s letter to the editor in the panicked mother-of-the-bride. She international adoption or a small presence in Aberdeen and Pierre. and codes that need to be ad - Philip and its future. same edition about how our coun - and her husband were leaving the business wanted to expand with a Additionally, our staff travels to dressed as a new building would. Certainly Art Kroetch had, and try’s top officials can lie and de - very next day for their daughter’s loan from the Small Business Ad - smaller towns throughout the The low interest rates of today his family have, a great love for ceive the American people without destination wedding, but her hus - ministration. year where they will meet with make building a new building so Philip and they have thrived, par - anybody paying a price. I agree band’s passport had expired. We While we always hope these in - local businesses and city officials, much more affordable and will ad - tially because of a great work force with him 100 percent. The Demo - picked up the phone and immedi - teractions with the federal govern - but also make themselves avail - dress the needs of students for gen - provided by our local schools. cratic National Committee’s nomi - ately got in touch with a United ment go smoothly and that you able if you need help. Of course, erations to come, instead of It is a great joy to see new nating process to get Hillary States State Department hub in are treated with the respect you we can always be accessed online patching together an old school restaurants, a thriving sale barn, Clinton nominated for president Minneapolis. About 24 hours deserve, that is not always the at noem.house.gov or by calling building that will be a constant new grain elevators, a new fertil - has been proven to be rigged in her later, the father-of-the-bride was case. In the instances where toll-free 855-225-2801. maintenance headache. izer distribution operation, ex - favor. The guilty party, Debbie on a plane and able to walk his things do not go as planned, our The bottom line is this: whether I see Philip having an outstand - panded auto and farm equipment Wasserman Schulz, was fired and daughter down the aisle. office is here to help. you are looking to walk your ing school system, which will con - sales and maintenance operations, Hillary made her an honorary cam - Believe it or not, this kind of While we can not guarantee a daughter down the aisle or into an tinue providing well educated and other new businesses popping paign advisor. She was not pun - thing happens often. Last year, favorable outcome in every situa - appointment at the VA, know that students prepared for college and up all over town. ished for lying, cheating and dirty our office helped more than 600 tion, we will do our best to ensure our office is here to try to make vocational schools. This will pre - Philip has had its ups and downs tricks, but rewarded. South Dakotans navigate federal you receive a fair and timely re - that happen. pare them to fill the jobs that are throughout the years, but the Obama has called Hillary the agencies. Sometimes it was be - sponse. It is our way of making being created in Philip. Philip High strong character of the citizens and most qualified person ever to be Fridge Door Notes & Reminders Lookin’ Around Call 859-2516 | [email protected] Syd Iwan | [email protected] PHILIP CANCER SUPPORT … will meet Tuesday, Aug. 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the Senechal Apts. lobby. Everyone welcome. not just wood or sand. For our not one of my easiest courses. It Brick on Brick house, we got recycled bricks from was a struggle. “Brick on brick, higher and AA & AL-ANON ... meetings will now start at 8:00 p.m. on Monday evenings. over south a ways where they used Another area that benefits from Please notice time change. higher.” This is a bricklayer’s song to form a dormitory of some sort on a good foundation would be child which they may need to ward off the reservation. Recycled bricks raising. We need to be taught right To have your NON-PROFIT meeting listed here, please submit them by calling: boredom since theirs is somewhat have more character than brand from wrong, how to behave in cer - of a tedious business. When wife 859-2516, or e-mailing to: ads@pioneer-review. com. We will run your event notice the two issues prior new ones, and I like them a lot, tain situations, and the like. In to your event at no charge. Corinne and I built our house on but they still are not lightweight. this country currently, we are suf - the ranch just after we got mar - Loading and unloading them can fering from a breakdown in the ried, we somehow decided to use make you sweat. They aren’t as family in some areas. Families are bricks around the first story as bad as concrete blocks, but they where kids are most apt to be well as for the three fireplaces and are of substantial weight to be taught how to behave and get their chimneys. This took several Country Praises sure. along in life. When parents are too Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] guys a whole lot of time. They cer - But, like many other things in busy or too fragmented to teach tainly did it one brick at a time life, you have to have a sturdy their kids, trouble may ensue. and back and forth. We had scaf - foundation before you can build There might be rioting in the for exercise. I quit after I desper - chain a very long cheat-bar to the folding, we had cement mixers, anything solid and expect it to street, gang membership, and var - Perfect physique ately pedaled backwards attempt - bumper of my car. Hammers and we had levels and strings to stand up over time. Take math for ious other nasty forms of behavior. The perfect physique for a man ing to stop, and still hit a tree. I come in ever-increasing sizes; a keep the layers going straight and example. You don’t have a prayer I lucked out in having loving par - depends on the woman he is try - tried a gym bike, but the lady pile-driver even comes with its uniform. Luckily, we had compe - of understanding algebra if you ents who taught and disciplined ing to impress. kept yelling for me to pedal faster, own engine. Rusty bolts can be tent guys doing the work, and it didn’t start with a base of addi - my sister and me and took us rou - Agreed, I don’t really want to be and no matter what, I couldn’t get made to come off with a bigger turned out really nice. I have no tion, subtraction, multiplication tinely to church on Sunday. As a in a lounge trying to catch a lady’s that bike to go anywhere. The wrench, oil, steel saw blade, or dy - regrets about doing things that and division. Some of us didn’t un - result, I don’t believe either Sis or eye when all the other guys there heck with that. namite. Cinder blocks can be way, but it was somewhat more derstand algebra very well even at I have ever done any rioting or are 6’4”, weigh in at 220 pounds Being strong isn’t everything. moved with a forklift. Paper - complicated then the normal sid - that or, even worse, trigonometry, joined any gangs. We even on oc - of rippling muscle, have a full Lots of guys smell that way. weights are there for a reason, so ing used on houses. but there would have been less un - casion have been useful individu - head of flowing hair, don’t need Showing off, I once smashed a leave them alone. On the other hand, you don’t derstanding without a good basis als. Some people are going to turn glasses and are wearing clothes beverage can against my fore - Who wants to be all lumpy with have to paint bricks every few in the simpler and basic forms of out bad even with good parenting that cost more than my car. For head. I didn’t know I was sup - muscles bulging out everywhere? years. They stay good. If you’re in math. I read a quip about higher and some will turn out good de - guys like me, those guys give a posed to first drink the contents. When a beautiful woman gives a smoky city you might have to math the other day that I enjoyed. spite bad parenting. The odds of sour reputation to the word des - I came to in the ambulance. you a massage, does she really clean them with a sandblaster or It went, “And then Satan said, turning out to be decent human perate. I did once win a grueling arm- want to feel rock-hard muscles? If something, but, in the middle of ‘Put the alphabet in math’.” The x beings, though, are in favor of I try to stay in shape, though I wrestling match. After about five a man’s T-shirt is that tight, the prairie, that isn’t really neces - and y business in algebra can be a those brought up in a loving home fear that shape is akin to a pear. minutes, we were still dead - shouldn’t he just buy a bigger size sary. They stay nice all by them - puzzle to be sure, but you can where they are disciplined and I walk a lot, usually the distance locked. Sweat was pouring down than XXL? selves. eventually come up with an an - taught. to my refrigerator. When it comes my face, which was bright red I guess I will settle for being the The one critical thing you need swer if you have a good basis in At the moment, however, I don’t to push-ups and sit-ups, well, I from extreme exertion. Finally, male version of the dating de - before laying bricks, however, is a math to start with and work at it. seem to have any bricks to lay or have a keen sense of balance be - ignoring my numb fingers, aching scription, “But he has a great per - very solid foundation to build on. As I hinted before, I am not a foundations to construct so maybe cause I know if I ever fall down wrist and vibrating bicep, I sonality.” Problem is, I would That is usually concrete. When math whiz by any means, but I I’ll run out and do a bit of rioting that I probably can’t lift my body painstakingly inched my oppo - need to have one first. they poured the foundation for our was glad I’d taken algebra and so in the street or see if there are any back up again. For me, a cardio nent’s arm down toward the Besides, what really is the big house, they made it thick enough on in high school because I needed gangs to join. Oh well, maybe not. workout is when I discover a spi - tabletop. I won! Some of the spec - deal about being in perfect physi - that there was an extra ledge on it when I got to business statistics There is some paperwork that der in what is left of my hair, and tators credited it to the preschool cal health? When I eventually die, the outside for the bricks. As I can in college. That was a required needs doing, though, and ranches frantically gyrate my arms and girl being distracted because a I don’t what the doctors wonder - tell you from personal experience, course for my business major (al - and other businesses don’t run head until it is gone or until I rerun of Barney was on TV. ing what from. How can my heirs bricks are heavy, and you can’t though not for my music major.) I themselves. Guess I’d best get to can’t breath any more. Tools exist to supplement a per - claim anything if the death cer - carry a lot of them at a time. As a think I got the gist of statistics be - it. I count pull-ups every morning. son’s strength. No matter the size tificate’s cause of death line is result, they need a strong base and cause of prior education, but it was Thank goodness zero is a real of the wrench, a cheat-bar creates filled in with “Shouldn’t have number. I tried to ride a bicycle even more leverage. I sometimes died. Perfect health.”

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Over our heads, tall trees tower, watching the stilt-y dances of the I think Duluth is the Bean’s fa - "This is the way we've the first 4 hours on the road; then perature, can have a dramatic im - and the calls of ravens and blue lambs at dusk, and the mewling vorite place so far. He likes the always done it." approximately 0.25 percent per pact on the shrink loss experienced jays, coarse and biting, tangle with kittens fighting their own fuzzy sparkle of the lake water, and the I need more than my fingers and hour for the next 8-10 hours of by cattle. the muffled shuffling of the leaves. tails. I also love how quiet it gets dappled trees of this northern toes to count how many times I've travel. Table 1 shows a simple example If we could see past the trees, we at night when all the animals, ex - clime. He sits back in his stroller heard producers tell me this These estimates are during good of calculating the shrink loss for would have a view of a vast, blue cept Ellie, the guard dog, and the as we bump along a path beside phrase. However, transportation weather. If you consider the im - various factors on a 600-lb calf lake, so cold it would quickly turn coyotes, sleep. I even love the coy - the lake’s shore, cocking his head and handling are not the times to pacts of temperature seen in Fig - transported approximately 400 the person brave enough to leap in otes strange song and Ellie's an - to listen to the birds, their voices maintain this mentality, especially ure 1, the shrink percentage can miles; this example was summa - it blue too, even now, in the heat swering bark. so different from the birds we hear when weather adds additional quickly jump to 3-5% percent just rized by the Ontario Ministry of of August. Still, I miss the thrill of staying at home. stress to the ani - Agriculture, The Bean and I are in Duluth, up too late playing music under We push up a slight incline, and mals. Food, and Rural Minnesota. I’ve just finished a run bright lights. I miss the bite of in - the trees open to a wide view. The Sources of Affairs. of shows -- five in seven days -- and struments' strings under my fin - sun has nestled below the thin stress (handling This example it’s time for us to have a rest before ger tips, and I miss singing most of layer of clouds clinging to the hori - and transport) would be compa - we head home to the ranch. all...” zon, muting the last of its rays. All are additive in rable for cattle - I wrote the following almost two It is still true. (All of it, that is, around us, dusk hangs, lavender cattle. men shipping years ago exactly: except the part about staying up and peach and rose, just as it does Cattlemen can calves from “Four years ago to this day, I late -- the baby has cured me of at home, but instead of turning the have a positive western to east - was at the Minnesota State Fair that. Sleep is a precious commod - grasses to gold, it reflects on the impact on the ern South amount of stress Dakota, with playing a show on a big stage to a ity these days, and is not be trifled water and bounces up to meet us cattle experience perhaps some big crowd. It was a beautiful day, with under any conditions.) So, I where we walk, softening the by planning variation in the crowd was full of happy kids, took us on the road for a small bite blues and grays of the cityscape. ahead, choosing travel time. and from the stage I could see the of my old life, and though I was The air grows cooler and damper, the best time for With the dry throngs of families and friends en - worried about traveling with a one the people we pass on the path required tasks, conditions out joying the festivities, but I felt lost year-old, it turns out the Bean stop to don sweaters and jackets. and allowing ad - west there is and very alone. I told my band may have inherited a bit of my We’ve already got on our sweaters equate time to talk about early mate, ‘I don’t know what’s wrong wanderlust. He has stolen the and long pants. We are used to dry get things done. weaning calves, with me, but I am so scared. I feel show almost every place I’ve heat, not the thick air that hangs TRANSLAT - so providing a like a bird with no place to land played, and adapted to each new over a big lake; this heavy air that ING TIME'S period of precon - and the view up here is great, but setting like a seasoned traveler. smells so different, so wet and IMPACTS ditioning before I am tired.’ I couldn’t shake off the There have been challenges along green, with the thinnest whiff of Implementing shipping them feeling that I was living trapped the way. Each night we’ve slept in fish fins and tails. low-stress han - 400 miles can be inside the walls of my own life. I a different bed: a dark, slightly Tomorrow, when the sun re - dling techniques beneficial on couldn’t imagine ever getting out dank one in an Aberdeen hotel turns, we will head inland to the from the Beef minimizing of that dusty, dark place.” room, a sturdy, low-to-the-ground river to splash. We’ll drive up the Quality Assur - shrink loss and Then a year ago I wrote this: futon in Minneapolis, a rambling, shoreline to an old restaurant fa - ance (BQA) pro - positively im - “I love my life on the ranch. I wrought-iron, king-size in a log mous for its berry pies. We’ll buy gram can pacting their im - love collecting eggs from straw cabin, miles from anywhere, just taffy and a postcard for the Bean’s minimize stress mune system nests sprinkled with the chickens' to name a few. It has been, as a baby book. Then, after we’ve on both cattle prior to reloca - soft feathers. I love the musty, tour always is, a wonderful adven - rested a little more, we will drive and people, im - tion. dusty smell of the horses when ture, a bit of a slog, a good time to home again, to our own dear prove handling MEAT they come in from the pasture, the reflect as you hurtle down the hearth, the place where our hearts efficiency, and QUALITY long sweep of their tails and highway; in other words, a bag of belong. subsequently be Meat quality manes flying behind them. I love mixed blessings. beneficial to should also be limit potential considered when losses. handling and Handling transporting cat - alone equals tle, especially fat SHRINK! cattle. Feed assistance for South Dakota Shrink is a direct indicator of the for a short haul (less than 5 hours) Dark, firm and stress cattle experience. during hot summer temperatures dry (DFD) beef, or "dark cutters", No one wants to see pounds dis - (86 degrees Fahrenheit) on fat cat - results when the animal's glycogen livestock producers appear from their cattle after han - tle. Calf shrink is estimated at an reserves are depleted in the mus - dling or moving them, because additional 2.6 percent above fat cle before slaughter, which in - Many livestock producers may prohibited from grazing federally fact sheet: www.fsa.usda.gov [1], pounds are money. Shrink is di - cattle percentages on the figure (so creases post-mortem muscle pH be facing forage shortages due to managed rangeland due to a qual - contains a full list of the rates for rectly impacted by the amount of 5-8 percent shrink on a 5-hour from a decreased production of lac - dry conditions this growing sea - ifying fire occurrence, eligible livestock. time an animal is handled. Simply haul at 86 degrees Fahrenheit). tic acid. Producers should be son. The Agriculture Act of 2014, •A producer must certify graz - Further, the number of weeks a moving cattle from pasture to cor - A feeder should think critically aware that dark cutters are an an - most commonly known as the ing losses have occurred due to the county is designated as a D2, D3 rals or sorting from pen to pen for about how he is going to welcome imal welfare consideration and can 2014 Farm Bill, includes a pro - qualifying drought or fire occur - or D4 drought per the U.S 30 minutes can decrease weight by calves at the feedyard to help them be used as an indicator of pre- gram designed to assist livestock rence, Drought Monitor determines the 0.5-1 percent. recover from this shrink, espe - slaughter handling stress, not just producers facing extended drought •A producer must file form number of months of feed assis - This shrink percentage can cially during hot weather. Ensure a monetary discount to your pay - conditions. CCC-853 for all grazing acres that tance that can be received by the quickly increase if people push cat - there is plenty of fresh hay and check. A United States Department of qualify due to forage losses due to producer. tle too fast or use aggressive han - cool, clean water. In a Canadian study investigat - Agriculture program, adminis - drought or fire by the deadline. Based on the drought criteria, as dling techniques (yelling, Adding temporary stock tanks in ing multiple transport factors that tered by the Farm Service Agency Qualified livestock include: beef, of July 21, 2016, six South Dakota over-pressuring flight zones, or ex - pens will allow more animals a can lead to dark, firm and dry (USDA-FSA), the Livestock For - dairy, buffalo, sheep, goats, deer, counties are eligible for payments cessive electric prod use). chance to drink at the same time (DFD) beef, the gait of cattle (walk, age Disaster Program (LFP) is equine, swine, elk, poultry, rein - through Livestock Forage Disaster Taking time to handle cattle to facilitate adequate rehydration trot, or run) at unloading was available to eligible producers fac - deer, alpacas, emus and llamas. Programs. calmly, regardless of the task, min - as quickly as possible. Allowing found to impact the odds of produc - ing grazing losses due to drought Farm Service Agency deter - Producers that have reduced imizes the potential shrink loss calves to rest and start eating ing dark cutters. or fire. mined the monthly payment rate herd size due to the drought need and creates a safer working envi - again before processing can assist Cattle that ran off the truck Producers will need to contact as equal to 60 percent of the lesser to contact their FSA office regard - ronment for both cattle and han - with vaccine response because were 1.46 to 1.49 times more likely their USDA-FSA office to request of either the monthly feed cost for ing special provisions in the pro - dlers. It is important to first plan their cortisol levels have returned to produce dark cutters than cattle assistance from this program. all covered livestock owned or gram for those animals. enough time to accomplish a task, to normal so the immune system that trotted or walked off the TO QUALIFY FOR LIVE - leased by the producer or calcu - While a small percentage of and also be aware of the weather can focus on providing the calf im - truck. STOCK FORAGE DISASTER lated from the normal South Dakota counties currently forecast to avoid adding unneces - munity. Every person that handles cattle PROGRAMS: carrying capacity of the eligible qualify for assistance through sary stress during hot weather. This rest period may be a few before slaughter has a direct im - •A producer must own, lease or acres. Livestock Forage Disaster Pro - Heat stress can increase shrink hours or more than 24 hours de - pact on the meat quality or poten - contract feed any of the covered For 2016, the monthly payment grams, producers can monitor fu - loss and challenge the animal's im - pending on the transport stress. tial discounts, so ensure clear classes of livestock during the 60 rate for adult beef bulls and cows ture county designations and mune system. Let the calves tell you when they expectations of proper low-stress calendar days prior to the qualify - is $32.36, beef non-adult animals access the program by working Transport time is known to have are ready to be processed. Also handling methods have been com - ing drought or fire occurrence, weighing 500 pounds or more is with county Farm Service Agency a direct impact on cattle shrink. note that as summer fades into municated to personnel sorting •A producer must provide pas - $24.27 and the all sheep rate is offices across the state. A simple estimate of transport fall, temperature fluctuations from and loading, but also the truckers ture or grazing land in the quali - $8.09. shrink is a loss of 1 percent of body morning till night throughout the that haul and unload them. fied county or have been The Farm Service Agency LFP weight per hour transported for haul, not just the daily high tem -

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FENCE CONSTRUCTION Call us for all your fencing needs Sh6an0no5n -P5orc1h5 &- P0et8e R2e3inert 4 Philip Area Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 over the years. In fact, this coming using it in a secular way. Last morning last week as I walked week, some Mongolians from Dark - week, I mentioned about walking, along the Kiddie Park, a lady came Hit & Miss han (meaning blacksmith) will Rizzo, Barry and Edna Knutson’s along pushing a stroller. A very 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] come to Philip to visit. They will dog. Well, soon and very soon, it cute little blonde gal was asleep in want to see our state's great attrac - happened again. I walked Rizzo the stroller. The lady had her hair tions and will get a surprise as the Saturday night, July 30, and also pulled back tight in a ponytail. I Elderly Meals put up a piece of rustic wood fence. the deck, just three feet away. She rally is going on. While we were Sunday morning. The reason being did not recognize her and so asked Thursday, Aug. 11: Roast Beef, Perhaps there were some other went inside, got her Judge pistol, ever in Mongolia, we probably saw that Barry and Edna left home who she was. To my embarrass - Scalloped Potatoes, Malibu Veg - changes I could not notice. put in five rounds, went outside a total of 10 motorcycles – all Russ - early Saturday forenoon to drive to ment, she told me she was Christa gies, Fruit. I polled my anonymous sources into the 60 mile-an-hour wind, and ian made, no Harley's. her parents’ ranch home straight Fitch! (I guess what fooled me was Friday, Aug. 12: Spaghetti and regarding the school modernization shot the snake. "It's one of those The Mass at Sacred Heart south of 1880 Town east of the little girl, her niece, in the Meat Sauce, Caribbean Veggies, information session and got a re - moments where the adrenaline Church last Sunday was the 19th Belvidere along I-90. Their ranch is stroller.) I am aware that Christa Garlic Bread, Fruit. port on the long meeting without kicks in," Krebs said. "It's amazing Sunday in Ordinary Time and the actually located on the breaks and Trevor only have boys, red Monday, Aug. 15: Roast Beef, attending. Generally the opinion is how you stop, and think, and rea - music from Marianne Frein was along the White River. Her par - haired boys, that is. She was doing Potato Salad, Green Beans, Fruit. in favor of the bond issue. I am usu - son." The snake was 32 inches long extra-ordinary. With passion in her ents, Harold "Floyd" and Jane E. this stroll while some of her boys Tuesday, Aug. 16: Taco Cheese ally in favor of supporting educa - and had eight buttons, which she fingers and joy on her face, her Iwan, though married Jan. 20, were at the swimming pool. She Tots, Green Beans, Fruit. tion. I wish to thank everyone calls her badge of honor. It's a nice piano and organ hymns were awe 1961, celebrated their 55th wed - was in grade school and high school Wednes day, Aug. 17: Special serving on the school board for break of the serious agenda of the inspiring to us. It was wonderful as ding anniversary with their chil - along with our son, Bryan. I am a Meal – French Dip, French Fries, their public service. It is a thank - Secretary of State's Office, she well, to hear the accompanying dren throughout the afternoon of third cousin to her dad, Marvin Harvard Beets, Fruit. less job and somebody will always said.” This is good example of what voice of the cantor, Brittney Drury. Saturday, July 30. A summer cele - Eide. Her mom, Vicki, was in the Thursday, Aug. 18: BBQ Pork, complain. Do the best you can and a South Dakota woman can do. The After Mass, the Knights of Colum - bration was chosen, because that PHS Class of ‘76 as was our son, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, if they, people, don’t like it tell other reason I like this story is that bus invited everyone downstairs was the best time frame for out of Dan. I just visited her grandma, Fruit. them to elect somebody else next the Judge is also what I carry. I for a home-cooked breakfast. state residents to travel. The party Mary Eide, at the nursing home *** time. prefer triple aught buck or .45 Our grandson, Adam Engle - took place outdoors with a lunch of last week. Incidents like this do Haakon County Prairie The wild plums are plentiful and rounds for home defense, but would brecht, Iowa City, and an incoming sandwiches, salads and water - make me realize that maybe, just Transportation Bus Schedule nearly ready. I ate a few off the probably use BBs or birdshot for freshman in high school, recently melon, refreshments and a cake, maybe, I am definitely over the … Trip to Rapid City every Tues - bushes around the plantation and snakes. There was no information returned from a trip of a lifetime to made by Traci Radway. Two of hill! But I still have a sense of day and Thursday . To ride the they were tasty. The chokecherries on what load Krebs used. Denmark for the Vildbjerg Cup – a their children traveled from out of humor! bus please call 605-441-1495 . Wall are also looking good. Speaking of Recent visitors to Hansen Court tournament for young soccer play - state and spent the week at the Friday, Aug. 5, I checked out the bus to Rapid City every wild plums, I found a jar of Vivian’s were Lee and Diane Kauk, some ers from around the world. Adam's Iwan ranch with their families. Haakon/Jackson 4-H Achievement Wednesday – leaves from Philip. plum jam and tried it the other dear friends and old neighbors team is the IC Alliance Lightening The evening meal consisted of Days held at the American Legion For questions please call Kay day. It was a little tart since Vivian from the days when we lived in Sil - and about 12 boys went along with shish-ka-bobs. Floyd's sister, Phyl - Hall and fairgrounds. The hall with Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441-2449. used half the sugar, but still very verdale, Wash. They made a point coaches and parents. lis Word, Kadoka, was also there. all of the exhibits was pretty empty *** good. to go through Philip on their way to The Vildbjerg Cup is one of the Floyd and Jane have a large fam - when I entered it around 3:00 p.m., News from Thank you for the clean streets! Napoleon, N.D., for their 50th high largest soccer tournaments in Eu - ily of 10 children. They have at the reason being the ag olympics M.R. and Barbara Hansen Philip is beautiful and we can school class reunion. They had rope for young boys and girls. It least 30 grandchildren and 11 event was in progress out west of Hello again from the air condi - thank the city workers who keep it their daughter, Michelle, and two goes on for several days and teams great-grandchildren. Edna said, the hall. I spent some time viewing tioned studios at ginnys, the proper cleaned up. I have seen our street French poodles along as well. from other countries play each “Actually, there are more, but I’m exhibits before joining the other on - place to be when the temperature sweeper in action many times, es - We had a good time remember - other. Of the 30 teams that the not exactly sure of the count unless lookers out back. is 104˚, as it is today. Maybe global pecially when it is getting filled ing all the people we knew from Lightening played, they finished I sit down and really figure it out.” I could have spent more time warming is here for real, maybe with water at the Corner Pantry lo - that old neighborhood and the good fourth in their division. Of course She went on to say, “seven of the 10 viewing the exhibits, which were not. I remember in about 1970 we cation. We can be proud of our times at get-togethers, playing we are proud of this great accom - children attended, as well as a quite outstanding. I am not aware had 40 years of declining earth sparkling city and it begins with cards and attending PTA events at plishment for that whole team. handful of the grandchildren.” of the number of clubs, but I am temperature and the experts were pristine streets! Thank you! Clear Creek Elementary School. They also did some sightseeing at Their children listed according to sure there are fewer than when our predicting another ice age – no fool - Last Thursday, I checked the One such event was when we or - the end, including going to Kron - age are: Harold and his wife, Mar - kids participated. The exhibits cov - ing. rain gauge and it showed 30 hun - ganized and invited Seattle Sea - borg Castle – the setting of Hamlet ilyn Iwan, of South Dakota. Harold ered a wide range of crafts and all Here is an update on the wheat dredths; it was a gentle, much hawks pro-football players to come in Shakespeare's play. I did see the has four children and one grand - had been judged. There were wood - harvest, from another anonymous needed rain. The last few days and talk to the students. Our son, picture of this visit on Facebook child. Traci and her husband, Todd work and metal crafts ranging source. The protein is running low, have been cooler, a great relief. Blaise, then a sixth grader, was so and guess what the boys were Radway, Philip. Traci has three from boot jacks to yard ornaments about 10 percent; it is dry with Plus, the ears of sweet corn are thrilled and excited to meet Jim doing in front of the castle? Playing children and six grandchildren. and signs, to wooden benches of minimal dockage for moisture, but plumping out nicely and we will Zorn, Steve Largent and Sherman soccer! Mark Iwan , Missouri. Jared and various sizes and birdhouses of there has been a high weed dock - need to pick a test ear soon. The Smith. The Seahawks are still his The Philip Book Club met July his wife, Carrie Iwan, South various designs. One birdhouse age. I have seen only one pile of beans are climbing the poles, the number one team and he wears his 16 at ginnys to discuss the book Dakota. Together, they have five was made of weathered wood and wheat on the ground but have seen peas are spreading out, and the vol - “lucky” T-shirt for every game he “The Worst Hard Time,” a true children and four grandchildren. in the shape of a barn with two numerous bags. unteer tomatoes are appearing watches. story of the families and people Shanda Willson , South Dakota, she lean-tos. There were displayed nu - Here is a report on the new Sale along the grey water drain. Just as the Kauks got up to head that went through the worst, hard has four children. Next in line is merous wall hangings, needle work Barn Café. The menu looks to be Fuddy alerted me to an impor - north, three professors from the times of the 1930s. Those who at - Edna and her husband, Barry crafts, comforters, towels, clothing about the same; anyway we or - tant news item: “ Fort Pierre - School of Mines stopped in as they tended were Missy Koester, Gerry Knutson, Philip, with their daugh - and food exhibits, mostly cookies. I dered our standard omelet with South Dakota Secretary of State were passing through Philip from a Sloat, Nancy Haigh, Nancy Ek - ters, Kianna and Katlin. Jaci and saw one jar of jelly. I was surprised hashbrowns and one coffee. It was Shantel Krebs shot a rattlesnake meeting in Pierre. M.R. had strum, Jen Henrie and Kerry husband Jesse Clifford, South there were not more food exhibits a little smaller than before, but still outside her home Wednesday dur - worked on some projects with Burns. Of course, everyone could Dakota, together they have three and there was only one gardening enough food for two people and ing a storm. Krebs was outside tak - them. It was fun to see them and identify with this book as their own children. Jason and his wife, Ste - exhibit, that of three purple pota - plenty tasty. The total price was ing down her flag when she spotted talk about old times, including the family members went through this fanie Iwan, Philip. They have three toes. There were various table less than $10 plus possibly a tip. the uncoiled snake under a bush by times we had all been to Mongolia era of bad times. children. Rachel her husband, place settings set up on tables on They took down some curtains and The next book to read is “Night Justin Hutton, Washington. They the stage. There was a lot of cre - Circus” and will meet at ginnys at have three children and brought ativeness in those displays. Also, 6:30 p.m. Aug. 16. All are welcome. along two nieces. The baby of the the walls of the stage were loaded A precept for the day … “I have family is Janell and her husband, with photography exhibits. But the found that if you love life, life will Oliver Livermont, Colorado. They best of the photography was dis - You’re invited to come meet love you back.” Arthur Rubinstein, have three children. Wow! What a played on two tables down with the Polish pianist. family, what a blessing, what a cel - rest of the exhibits. Such great pho - Olivia Lynn Schulz (born June 19, 2016) News from Loren Kiel ebration! tography, I couldn’t begin to cate - “Soon and Very Soon” is the title I’m going to tattle on myself. I gorize all the projects. Some were and congratulate her parents, of a gospel song. The first refrain don’t think I am senile (Maybe the of kits that kids put together. Aug. 12-15: Ice Age: Collision Course Andy & Brianna Schulz! continues with a second line, “We jury is out on that one!), but I do There were a couple of Lego cre - Rated PG are going to see the King.” It is a have quite frequent senior mo - ations displayed. All these projects Aug. 19-22: Bad Moms Rated R Please stop in Saturday, August 27th reflection upon looking forward to ments. As I go for my walks, I do represented much tedious work on Aug. 26-29: Jason Bourne Rated PG-13 between 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. at the Christ’s second coming. I want to like to stop and visit with folks I the part of the 4-H kids, with the Sept. 2-5: Pete’s Dragon Senechal Apts. Lobby in Philip borrow from that title this week – encounter along the way. One guidance of 4-H leaders and par - Rated PG One small request that won’t be too hard, ents. Kudos to all of them. Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. please bring a book instead of a card. I missed out on at least a couple Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. Whether Cat in the Hat or Winnie the Pooh, of the ag olympic games, including For updates on movies, call: you can sign the book with a note from you :-) a hay (straw) race and a roping Happy contest, so I was told. The races Gem Theatre Hosted by her Grandma Val Schulz & Aunt Heather Weisser that I saw were the wheelbarrel 859-2000 • Philip 65th Birthday race and the stickhorse relay race. I couldn’t stick around for much Amelia (Stoner) Hurley on August 5th! more as I had other commitments. Friday evening beginning at 6:30 Amelia’s family requests a Card Shower for her! was the Bible school program at Her address is: 21701 Ten Mile Road First Lutheran Church followed by Philip, SD 57567. Her phone number is 488-0375. a potluck supper. The kids and their leaders had been in Bible

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The stock mar - 1995 and 1997 they taught elemen - Kelly James Forrester, 53 of San by his father, James W. Forrester, ket lost one of its tary and high school students at Jacinto, Calif., passed away on Jr. greatest devotees, the Oaxaca Mission School in Oax - Sunday, March 6, 2016. Kelly leaves to cherish his mem - Clyde O. PerCslyodne Os rval Per - aca, Mexico. K Helel yen Fteorerdr einstot elir fe on August ory his mother, Sonia Duffy; sis - sons, to leukemia Still flush with the energy of 11, 1962, at Ellsworth AFB near ters, Tracey Johnson (Gerry), Kari on March 19, their “retirement,” and with a mu - Rapid City, S.D, to his wonderful Alvarran (John), Ramona Canady 2016. He passed, aged 86 years, tual dream of inspiring children to parents, James W. Forrester, Jr. and Alicia Hammerich; step - surrounded by his family. appreciate classical music, Clyde and his wife Sonia. mother, Terri Forrester (James W. Clyde was born Oct. 10, 1929, to and Marjorie founded their com - Kelly earned a college degree Forrester, Jr.); grandmother, Bon - Raymond Persons and Marion pany, Classical Magic, in 1999 to and worked as a certified drug and nie Collins; stepfather, John Duffy Thelma (Van Cleave) Persons. The expand upon Marge's music educa - alcohol counselor. He was known (Sonia); stepbrothers, Robert and family lived in the area of Jones tion brainchild, “Themes To Re - to have a huge heart. Kelly was Frank Duffy, and Tim Bandy; and Jackson counties, S.D., moving member." For 10 years Clyde loving, funny and could view the eight nieces and nephews and six occasionally to graze the cattle, be - handled the bookkeeping and logis - world through childlike eyes. Kelly great-nieces and nephews. fore buying their own ranch near tical work, while Marjorie ex - was a great caregiver to his grand- He will be missed by all who Philip. panded her mnemonic lyrics and mother and his father before they were fortunate to know him. Clyde’s upbringing during the “name that tune” quizzing into a passed, He was a member of The “Kelly, we love you with all our Great Depression instilled in him popular book series. Southern Baptist Church in hearts.” an unrelenting work ethic, and his Clyde was preceded in death by Greenville, Calif. His family invites you to a bur - primary school years were marked his mother, Marion Shumway; his by the same inquisitiveness and father, Raymond Persons; his step - An athlete in his heydays, Kelly ial service on Aug. 19, 2016, at high achievement which so charac - father, Rolland Shumway; his was an awesome baseball player Black Hills National Cemetery terized him, culminating in his turned to graduate-level education, brothers, Gale and Leroy Persons, and ran track. He enjoyed camp - near Sturgis at 11:00 a.m. Directly graduation from high school as the family moved to Ann Arbor, plus two infant brothers; and his ing and vacationing with his fam - following, a get together will be phone, before he ended a call was, valedictorian in 1947. Michigan, where he began a Mas - sister, Letha Hanson. ily and was a motorcycle held at the VFW in Rapid City for During his subsequent service in ter’s program at the University of He is survived by his wife of 62 enthusiast. His family recalls one “I love you with all my heart”… lunch and fellowship. the U.S. Navy from 1947 to 1951, Michigan. In 1964, with his new de - rich years, Marjorie; his daughters, thing that he always said over the Kelly was preceded in passing Clyde gained his first exposure to gree in hand, he accepted an offer Larene, Denise and Michelle and electrical engineering working on from IBM in nearby Flint; and in their respective husbands, Kevin, radar technology at the U.S. Naval 1965, the family having weathered Jack and John; and six grandchil - Aviation Test Center in Patuxent a second winter buried in lake-ef - dren, Alex, Jessalyn, Seth, Robin, River, Md., before relocating to the fect snow, Clyde received Marjorie's Sean and James, all of whom are It’s A Boy! Agaña Naval Air Station in Guam. blessing to accept a job offer at acutely reminded of him by the Clyde received his honorable dis - Esso’s Lago Refinery in sunny scent of freshly-cracked black pep - charge on Oct. 10, 1951, and with Aruba, Netherlands Antilles. per, slow talkers, and perfectly- his appetite for technology duly After eight years’ work on the re - sharpened pencils. Moving? whetted, he began his undergradu - finery, with a tour each of South A memorial service will be held ate studies in electrical engineering America and Europe under the at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, Baler Joe at the South Dakota School of family's collective belt, Clyde bade 2016 at the First Lutheran Church Contact us Mines & Technology in Rapid City. his Sunfish sailboat goodbye, and in Philip. Clyde’s ashes will be Dale Carrier Serendipity struck when he shared the family moved to Florham Park, buried in the Masonic Cemetery in two weeks a boarding house with Loren Kiel, N.J., where Clyde had accepted a Philip. who introduced Clyde to his sister, position at Exxon’s Research & En - All guests are invited to a time of in advance Marjorie Kiel. After a summer gineering plant. Clyde worked at visitation and a meal, hosted by the of your move Born: July 21, 2016 spent getting acquainted, Clyde ER&E until 1986, having never Lutheran Church Ladies, at the wisely assessed his priorities and missed a single day’s work in 27 Bad River Senior Citizen’s Center, and we will update Weight: 8 lbs., 20.5” transferred to the University of years (aside from one half-day ... one block west of the church at the Parents: Minnesota to be closer to Marjorie. emergency dental procedure). southwest corner of Pine Street and your mailing The two wed in 1953, and Clyde In 1988, Marjorie and Clyde built Center Avenue in Philip. Lissa Papousek & graduated with his bachelor’s de - their retirement home in Banner If you wish to make a donation in address for the Paxton Carrier, gree in 1956. Elk, N.C., with Clyde installing all Clyde’s name, please consider The Cottonwood In the first move of their impec - the stonemasonry work outside the V Foundation for Cancer Research Pioneer Review. cably well-traveled marriage, Clyde house and hand-crafting the rail - (http://www.jimmyv.org) or the 859-2516 Maternal and Marjorie moved to Whippany, ings, bookshelves and coffee tables Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Re - Grandparents: N.J., drawn by an offer from Bell inside. Although he enjoyed spend - search Foundation (https://www. subscriptions@ Laboratories to work on the Nike ing his newfound free time on such alzinfo.org). Richard & Lorayna Hercules missile project. True to leisurely pursuits as genealogy, Arrangements are with the Rush pioneer-review.com Papousek, Quinn form, Clyde excelled in his work watching Fox News, dancing with Funeral Home of Philip. Maternal Great-Grandparents: there. But when a friend informed Marjorie at Shadrack's, and Clyde that a Venezuelan Esso sub - whistling like a canary, he was ul - Judd & Sharon Lanfear, sidiary, Creole Petroleum, needed timately unable to resist the 1992 Kalispell, MT an electrical systems engineer, siren call of a consulting opportu - Clyde signed on. A month after the nity in Egypt. The late Joe & Laverle Papousek birth of his first daughter, Larene, With Marjorie's accompaniment, Paternal Grandparents: in June 1957, Clyde departed for Clyde returned to Egypt for a sec - The family of Todd & Julie Carrier, Jusepin, Venezuela, where Mar - ond round of consulting in 1993, jorie and Larene eventually joined and together they toured the pyra - Billie & Connie Parsons Scottsbluff, NE him. Their second daughter, mids, the Sinai Peninsula, and the would like you to join them Paternal Denise, was born in Caripito in Nile before returning home in 1994. 1959, and their third, Michelle, in But after yet another consulting op - in honoring their parents Great-Grandparents: 1960. portunity in Thailand the same the late Dale & Gloria & grandparents with a By 1963, Clyde had solved Cre - year through Exxon – and before Carrier ole's engineering dilemmas (and, two more similar opportunities in Card Shower for their with Marjorie, had thoroughly ex - Venezuela and Japan in 1999 – plored Venezuela, canoeing up the Clyde and Marjorie found them - 60th Wedding Anniversary Orinoco River and flying over Angel selves consumed with wanderlust Falls). With Clyde's attention now again, and so each year between on August 18, 2016. Cards may be sent to Feeding the couple at: 19955 228th Ave. Send obituaries, engagements & wedding write-ups to: South Dakota Milesville, SD 57553 [email protected]. back in There is no charge. Philip area Feeding South Dakota, a state partner of Feeding America, has Local Church Service Schedule now come to the communities of Philip and Midland twice. Each FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OPEN BIBLE CHURCH, MIDLAND delivery is a wide variety of free SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH OF INTERIOR Pastor Walter Switzer food. Philip – 859-2664 – [email protected] Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. The first visit of the truck to Fr. Gary Oreshoski E-mail: [email protected] Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. both communities was Monday, Saturdays: Confession from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. Bible Study: Wed. at 7:30 p.m. July 20. The latest delivery was Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. * * * * * * * Women’s Ministries: 2nd Thurs., 1:30 Monday, Aug. 8. Approximately Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. WESTERN NEW HOPE LUTHERAN * * * * * * * * Wednesday Mass: 5:30 p.m. PARISH, Pastor Lauren R. Ley every six weeks, but not exactly, PHILIP COMMUNITY Philip area households can chose Thurs., 10:15 at Philip Nursing Home Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH what they need and want, and * * * * * * 859-2336 • Philip Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip, 859-2841 pick up the items between 11:00 ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. Sunday School – 9:15 a.m. a.m. to 1:00 p.m. For each deliv - Midland – 859-2664 or 843-2544 Bible Study: 2nd Thurs. 1:30 p.m. Sunday Services – 10:30 a.m. ery, a community receives a set Fr. Gary Oreshoski at the Senechal Apts. lobby Last Sunday of the month – weight of pounds of food, depend - Saturday Mass: 7:00 p.m. Release Time: Wed., 2:15 p.m. potluck dinner following church services (Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) Youth Group: 6:00 p.m. Last Monday of the month – ing on the amount that is avail - Evangelical Ladies Service/ able in the warehouses. This Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. * * * * * * (Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., Nov.) TRINITY LUTHERAN Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. latest truck included boxes of Confession: Before Mass Midland – 843-2538 Wed. Night Prayer & Bible Study: 7 pm frozen dinners, various breads, ce - * * * * * * Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome!! reals, crackers, bars, mixes, bags ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Ruth Circle: 3rd Tues, 10:30 a.m. * * * * * * of potatoes, and watermelons. Milesville – 859-2664 Nowlin Circle: Last Wed, 9:00 a.m. Ruby Huston, acting coordina - Fr. Gary Oreshoski Rebecca Circle: Last Wed. at 7:00 p.m. HARDINGROVE COMMUNITY tor for the Philip site, said that 47 Sunday Mass: 11:00 a.m. (Nov. thru Feb.); 6:30 p.m. (Mar. - Oct.) EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Pastor Gary Wahl – Philip people came in, representing their (Feb-April-June-Oct-Dec) * * * * * * Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m. (August) DEEP CREEK LUTHERAN 859-2841 • [email protected] family members who totaled 98 Saturday Mass: 7:30 p.m. Moenville – 843-2538 Worship Service: 8:00 a.m. people served. (Jan-March-May-July-Sept-Nov) Sunday Worship: 7:00 p.m. (CT) Children's Church: 8:30 a.m. Local volunteers help unload Confession: Before Mass * * * * * * Ladies’ Aid - 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m. the truck, set up the boxes inside Monday Mass: 5:30 p.m. OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN Bible Study & Prayer, the Bad River Senior Citizen’s * * * * * * * * Long Valley Mondays at 7 p.m. Center, keep the tables stocked, UNITED CHURCH OF PHILIP Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. * * * * * * * and then load any full cartons that Pastor Kathy Chesney • 859-2310 * * * * * * Sunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. OUR REDEEMER ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH might remain back onto the truck 1st Wednesday of the Month: LUTHERAN CHURCH, Philip 10 miles SE of Midland to be taken back to the warehouse. Contemporary Worship, 6:00 p.m. (605) 669-2406 • Murdo Pastor Ray Greenseth The truck drivers would prefer to UCW meets 2nd Friday at 9:30 a.m. Pastor Ray Greenseth Sunday Worship: 4:15 p.m. CT not have to reload anything. * * * * * * Sunday Worship Services: 1:00 p.m. The “suggested” income guide - * * * * * * * * lines per household are very high, Rush Funeral Home and everyone is welcome. The Ronald G. Mann, DDS Scotchman next visit to Philip will have dif - Chapels in Philip, Wall & Kadoka Dentist Industries ferent food items, depending on Jack, Gayle & D.J. Rush 859-2542 • Philip, SD what Feeding South Dakota gets www.scotchman.com in. The Pioneer Review will an - Philip, SD nounce the exact date of that visit 859-2491 shortly before the event. www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 they enjoyed a visit from good spend the week with Bill and School Sept. 6, she'll attend two friend Don Sandal – it was great Polly. I'm sure mom and daughter days a week until Thanksgiving – Moenville to see him. All in all, things are have a lot of projects planned, it after that, it will be full time. She going well. will probably be therapeutic for all is such a bright young lady and Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325 | [email protected] Lola and Duane Roseth went to of them. eager to learn. the Bruce ranch Tuesday to de - Last Friday, Coreen Roseth Ruth Neuhauser had a very No Midland dies back completely and you phone number is 859-2679 if you liver some food and visit for a bit. went to Philip to attend achieve - busy social schedule this week. News This Week nearly forget about it. Then, as if have questions about the process. Bill and Polly had left to go to Ab - ment days. Granddaughter Fayth Friends and former neighbors, * * * by magic, the seemingly dead Enough of the fluff stuff – on to erdeen to be with family, but Lola Martin had several exhibits, all of Dick and Gene Hudson, visited MIDLAND MARKET - FRIDAY, plant shoots up a tall stem the news. and Duane had a nice visit with her hard work paid off – she had a Thursday. Then Friday, Ruth had AUGUST 12 - 6-8 P.M. MEAL adorned with beautiful lilies. This First of all, my heartfelt sympa - Vince. The Roseths attended pile of purple ribbons to show for a visit from Audrey Jones and SERVED BY AMERICAN LE - year, there are nine stems, they thy to the Bothwell and Bramblee church Saturday evening, then her efforts! Congratulations to Bernadette Knox. The ladies are GION AUXILIARY: SPAGHETTI are gorgeous. I should probably families. Robyn (Bramblee) Both - went to Billy and Arlyne Mark - her! Coreen also watched the ag sisters of Polly Bruce, they were WITH MEAT SAUCE, GARLIC dig it up and divide it later this well, Hayes, wife of Steve Both - wed's to enjoy a few games of olympics, which was a very fun returning from their niece's fu - BREAD, SALADS, DESSERT fall. well, passed away very cards. An ongoing project at event. Saturday, Julian Roseth neral. Bernadette lives in High - * * * The days have been getting no - unexpectedly at her home in Duane and Lola's involves remov - went to watch Fayth as she more and Audrey lives in Midland. Greetings from beautiful, sunny, ticeably shorter recently, much to Hayes Saturday. She was in her ing dead trees from the tree rows showed her goats. Fayth and Friday morning, Ruth joined a wind still, not-too-hot-yet north - my chagrin. For me, the more day - early 40s – much too young! Robyn and removing dead branches from friend Ember Gabriel also did an group from Highmore Health – east Haakon County. We had a light hours, the better! Anyway, it was always such a friendly, happy, the lilac bushes. Lola said she has informative talk, detailing their they took a van ride to the home of storm system move through here makes me aware of just how outgoing gal and I never saw her the scrapes and scratches to prove community service project. During Peggy Kusser. Peggy used to work last night (Monday), with lots of quickly this summer has gone. The without a smile on her face. She what a difficult job it is. I can sym - the year, the girls went to the li - at Highmore Health – she had in - lightning and wind, but not much wonderfully fragrant elderberry was a classmate of our daughter, pathize with her – I renovated brary in Philip, they sewed lots of vited the residents to come for a rain. It did seem to freshen the air, blooms are gone and are now set - Lori, when they were in school in some lilacs a couple of years ago, it book bags to be used by the li - visit. Ruth said she has a beautiful which is always wonderful and ting fruit, the chokecherries are Pierre. Lori said that when she is not an easy task. brary. The bags were made of do - yard. Friday evening, Ruth's welcome. I haven't heard any rain still hanging in there in case any - started school in Pierre in the Last week, Nels and Dorothy nated fabric. What a great project! daughter and son-in-law, Nina amounts from neighbors, but it one is wanting to pick some and I ninth grade, which was a pretty Paulson were in town Monday for These young ladies are learning and Lynn Nachtigall, came to visit looked like the heavier part of the haven't noticed how the wild traumatic transition from country parts. Thursday they went to Ab - some very valuable skills and les - and spent the night. Saturday, storm was south of us. The same plums are doing. They are gener - school, Robyn was one of the first erdeen to attend funeral services sons. they visited some more, then trav - system dropped some pretty im - ally ready around Labor Day. to make her feel welcome. Funeral for former neighbor, Linda Bruce Adam and Jodi Roseth and chil - eled on to Minneapolis to attend a pressive hail in Rapid City and In years past, I have had many services for Robyn will be held at Lutter. Saturday, Dorothy at - dren recently spent several days in funeral. They are spending a few other areas in the Black Hills, so misguided birds fly into our living 11:00 a.m. Friday, Aug. 12, at the tended church at Deep Creek. Colorado enjoying a well earned days there visiting friends, they'll we were fortunate we didn't re - room window and that remains United Methodist Church in Monday, as I was visiting with vacation. While they were gone, be coming back through Highmore ceive that. It sounds like hot the case. One day last week, there Pierre. Visitation will be from 5- Dorothy, Nels came through the Coreen was on dog duty. early this week. Mary Neuhauser weather and chances of more were two victims of a collision with 7:00 p.m. with a prayer service at door, saying the cattle were out. I Billy and Arlyne Markwed were was also a Saturday morning visi - storms later today, so we'll be on the window laying on our front 7:00 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11 at the guess they are looking for greener close to home this past week. tor. the lookout for that. Even though walk. At first, I thought maybe the Isburg Funeral Chapel in Pierre. pastures…I doubt that there are Their grandson, T.J. Gabriel, and This past week, I think I spent we didn't receive much rain, it is dog or cats had brought me a tro - Monday, the Bramblee family many green pastures available family were on vacation, so Billy about as much time on the road as sure nice to not be as desperately phy, but then I noticed the feath - had yet another tragedy. Chalan this year with the dry conditions and Arlyne were in charge of the I did at home, which is unusual for dry as we were earlier. ers stuck to the window, which Hedman, son of Steve and Dawn we've been having. sheep, goat, dogs, plus they kept me. Tuesday, I went to Rapid City News from the garden is good. was a dead giveaway. (Pardon the (Bramblee) Hedman, was severely Dick and Gene Hudson were in an eye on the water tanks. Satur - with daughter Chelsea and grand - The cucumbers continue to pro - pun.) burned in an accident east of Aberdeen Thursday to attend fu - day after church, Billy and Arlyne daughter Maddie. Maddie had a duce, so the dill pickle stash is I received a letter from Donald Pierre. He is currently at a burn neral services for Linda Bruce hosted Duane and Lola Roseth for medical test – all is fine. Wednes - growing. The green beans are pro - Trump this week. What a sur - center in Minnesota, but I don't Lutter. Following the services, cards and visiting. day, I was in Kadoka to visit my ducing, but not like usual. I tried prise! I wasn't aware that he knew know his condition. Steve and they had the opportunity to visit Frank and Shirley Halligan mother, Letoy Brown and to at - a new variety of seed this year, I me! The good news is, the general Dawn and their other children are with many of the family and joined their son, Murdock, and tend a care conference at the won't be using it again. The pep - election is closer every day! with Chalan at this time. Prayers friends in attendance. They then family at the steakhouse in Get - Kadoka Nursing Home. After the pers are wonderful, there are lots Also, this week, I became a are continuing for healing for Cha - went to the burial at Ashton. Gene tysburg Saturday evening to cele - conference, I raced back to Philip of tomatoes on the plants. The thief – unintentionally, of course. lan and comfort for the families. I said that Allen Towne had several brate grandson Jerin's 16th for an appointment, only to find only problem is that none of the Randy had asked me to pick up hope we can be tragedy free in our relatives buried there. He used to birthday. (These kids sure grow up that it was canceled, darn it. Fri - tomatoes are ripe yet…ours are some repairs at a local implement community for a while! go yearly to decorate the graves. fast!) day, I was again in Rapid City very late this year. My tomato-lov - dealer. He called me later to say Lee and Mary Briggs have been So Gene took time to find the Ed and Beth Briggs were in with Chelsea and Maddie for an - ing husband is about ready to go that he had added a few more busy this week, as is generally the graves and take pictures for Deadwood Thursday, Friday and other test, which was also fine. beg some from the neighbors! And, items, but they would all be ready case. Lee has been doing some Allen's family. On the way home, Saturday during the Days of ‘76 The motorcycle traffic was really of course, the zucchini is doing for me, setting outside the door at planting and other farming proj - Dick and Gene stopped in High - celebration. Neighbor Roy Warner picking up Friday – I'm glad I was - great. I saw that yesterday was the dealers. So, as a good, efficient ects. Mary works in Pierre, so she more to visit Ruth Neuhauser. Fri - joined them Friday to learn about n't on the roads over the weekend. National Zucchini Day – who wife, I stopped and picked up all goes to and from every day. day, Gene, her daughter, Connie the team and wagon. Friday, they Randy and the guys have been knew! Actually, the zucchini is of - the things setting there in a pile. Granddaughter Kinsey accompa - Johnson, grandson, Wyatt John - pulled the “Tough Enough to Wear busy making hay and doing other tentimes not given the respect it When I got home, I found out that nied Mary on many of those trips son, all served as judges at the Pink” wagon in the parade. On seasonal work. deserves. It is a very versatile veg - I had picked up something that last week and she helped Cole Haakon/Jackson County Achieve - Monday, Aug. 1, Ed and Beth were Monday afternoon, Randy, etable, it can be used a variety of Randy hadn't requested. It didn't Briggs and crew work cattle one ment Days in Philip. Wyatt also in White River to help Beth's fam - Kevin and Mary Neuhauser went ways. One of our neighbors said have a tag or a name on it, so I fig - day. There is also ongoing con - served as a judge Saturday. Gene ily work cattle. Back on the home to Mitchell to watch the Four Cor - she made zucchini brownies the ured it was something that had struction work at the former Deep said they are enjoying the fact that front, they have spent several days ners team in the state baseball other day, they were delicious. It been added to the original list. Creek School building. Grand - it hasn't been quite so hot recently, repairing fence, which is a never tournament there. Our daughter, seems that when zucchini is used Turns out I was wrong and I'll be daughter Cattibrie, friend Alex, but she is not a fan of the humid - ending project on most ranches. Jen, and son-in-law, Ross, were in baking, the product stays nice returning it to the implement and Alex's father have been put - ity. Her garden is coming along, Beth's little terrier dog, Tippy, there also, which was a bonus. Un - and moist. I'll have to try that dealer on my next trip to town. I ting in some long hours, convert - her cannas are blooming. The went missing on the last day of fortunately, the Four Corners brownie recipe. And years ago, I called them to confess the theft – ing the building into living space. gladiolus are also beginning to fencing, so we are all keeping an team lost, so they are out of the read an article encouraging gar - as far as I know, there are no I'm looking forward to seeing the bloom – she planted over 200 new eye out. Those dogs become part of tournament for this year. They deners to make zucchini milk with charges pending. How embarrass - finished project. Saturday, Lee bulbs this year, so that should be the family! Ed said that his have had an awesome season! the excess zucchini. Just peel it, ing! and Mary and granddaughter, quite a display. I gave up planting mother, Marge, is doing well. Today, I am grateful for tele - chunk it up, (even the big ones – There will be a school election Kinsey, attended a family reunion them years ago, because it seemed Marge's daughter, Janet, spent a phones. What a marvelous inven - just remove the seeds) and toss it Aug. 23 regarding proposed fund - on Mary's side of the family at the the wind always ruined them. I couple of days at Marge's recently. tion! I know we all sometimes in the blender. The resulting liq - ing for a new school facility. The Jean and Clint Farlee ranch south guess I should just find a more Ray and Nancy Neuhauser have receive calls from telemarketers or uid can be frozen and used only polling place will be the li - of Dupree. They picked up Mary's protected spot – they really are been staying fairly close to home political campaigns or other an - throughout the year in recipes brary at the school in Philip. I sister, Sue, on the way. Mary said gorgeous flowers. during this hot time of year. They noying entities, but by and large, calling for milk, such as pancakes, think it is important for everyone they had a wonderful time, she Bill and Polly Bruce had a busy, have been keeping up with their the telephone is such an integral creamy soups, etc. It will add a lot to do their homework, educate was reminded again of how much emotional week as they dealt with normal activities. Nancy said she part of our lives. Who could have of nutrients to your food. yourself about the issues and vote! musical talent there is in the fam - the untimely death of their eldest has been doing some leg work in imagined that one day we would The flower garden is in transi - If you won't be in Philip on the ily! daughter, Linda. They went to Ab - preparation for the upcoming Stir - have telephones that we could tion – the earlier plants are done 23rd, you can vote absentee. You Max and Joyce Jones spent last erdeen Tuesday to be with family. ling family ranch rodeo. carry in our pocket and have ac - blooming for the most part, the can do this by going to the busi - week in Rapid City where Max is They spent one night with their Dave and Laura Hand were in cess to so much information! (Of later ones are just preparing to ness office at the school and vot - undergoing radiation and chemo granddaughter, Shelby Young, the Pierre one day last week to watch course, those types of phones don't start. One plant that is blooming ing. (Make sure you have a picture treatments. I talked to Max Mon - other nights they stayed with grandson Cole, son of Jeremy and work at our house, but we use at my house is the resurrection ID.) Or you can submit a form re - day morning – he sounded great! Linda's husband, Bob, and family. Julie, play baseball. They went to them when we are away from lily, which was a gift from Gene questing an absentee ballot. The He said he felt better than he did The funeral director had arranged Mandan, N.D., last Friday to be on home.) The phones and other tech - Hudson years ago. It has lots of business manager, Britni Ross, a couple of weeks ago, which is for a grief counseling session as hand for their niece's wedding. nology make it so easy to stay in leaves early in the season, then it will help you with the process. Her fantastic news. While in Rapid well as a session with the young - They had a great time and they re - touch these days, unlike the op - City during the week, they are for - sters to help them through the turned home Sunday. Terry and tions available to our early ances - tunate to stay in a friend's home, process. What a nice service to Christi Hand's boys have been in tors. Last week, I received an so they are very comfortable. Joyce provide. The prayer service was Canada visiting grandparents and unexpected call from an old friend, has decided that the George Fore - Wednesday and the funeral and taking swimming lessons. Laura it absolutely made my day! man grill is a wonderful invention! burial were held Thursday. There said her sister, Diane, who lives is This week, if you are out on the Last Sunday, daughter-in-law was a huge crowd of family and Sturgis, is coming to visit this highways, please be extra cautious Darcy Jones hosted a birthday friends to honor Linda and sup - week. She'll be spending several and vigilant. Motorcycles are party for her mother, Joyce port her loved ones. Bill and Polly days, escaping the noise and sometimes difficult to see in the Weller, Max and Joyce attended returned to the ranch Saturday. crowds of the motorcycle rally. mirrors, I hope everyone can be the festivities. Later in the day, Sunday, daughter Vicki and her Clint and Laura Alleman were safe. husband, Cody, arrived, Vicki will in Hemingford, Neb., over the Also, if you have a minute or weekend attending a cousin's wed - two, make a call to someone you ding. Laura, Alivya and William haven't talked to in a while. As it all took part in the ceremony. was with me, it may just make They spent two nights in Scotts - their day! bluff and while there, they visited Stay safe, stay hydrated, have a the Scottsbluff Zoo! Alivya will wonderful week! start kindergarten at Cheyenne

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Greetings from our perch along Coleen Letellier, Norris, stopped body that has had this type of sur - Tony learned that his great-niece, to be working as it should and a the kids play, Bill and I headed on the Missouri River at Big Bend by after the ball game and Tony gery knows the process – no pain Misti Hamar, Kadoka, is in need friend and his family were check - to Brandon to go the car races. The Dam. The wind has been persist - gave her some fruit and also no gain. of medical attention and will be ing it over as they used it for the Badlands Motor Speedway has ent as we traveled, so at the last clothes that she could use for rags Thursday, Tony Harty was out going to Rochester. He is asking weekend. made some major improvements minute we decided to make an un - or padding on various projects. for mail and this time sat and for prayers for her in this time of Next, it was on to Carly and after taking over the Hussetts scheduled stop along the river. Not Jody Gittings was out several watched the team roping going on need. Chase May's for a birthday party Motor Speedway. We camped at many boats out and about due to days to help Robin get the CRP at the rodeo arena and also some Sunday moring, Amanda and for great-grandsons, Jaxon, four, the state park close by with plans the wind, but the sea gulls were hay put up and had dinner or sup - other events. Dave and Alayna little Acelee stopped by the motor and Talen, three. Their yard is a to get some things done on the perched on the guard rail posts to per with George, Sandee and Stangle visited with him. After home for a visit,then took us to see good playground with a pool set up motor home while there. greet us as we arrived and the pel - Robin each day depending on that he went on to enjoy the air the new travel trailer they fell heir and a slippy slide on the lawn that Another week has gone by in the icans are bobbing in the water when they got out of the field. The conditioning at home. to. It is pretty impressive, but a lot Amanda and Angel tried along blink of an eye. Develope good hoping for a catch. We may catch good news is there is some hay to Roxie Gittings arrived at the bigger than the pop up camper with the kiddies. What a fun time. habits. "Habit is like a soft bed, supper while we are here at the put up, even though it is a bit slim George Gittings’ home Friday they have. It will take some get - After marvelous cake, that Angel easy to get into but hard to get out local restaurant. pickings in their neighborhood due evening. She brought her cat to ting used to, but everything seems made, and ice cream and watching of." Daysies Cathy Fiedler wrote, "Hello from to lack of rainfall. The CRP hay stay a few days as she was on her a noisy Sturgis." The Sturgis mo - was released because of the way to Minnesota and Wisconsin torcycle rally is in full swing and drought conditions in the county. for a few days. She finds it so nice the population of Sturgis has Wednesday after breakfast, Bill to not be too far from a friendly cat Milesville swelled to around 50,000 people. was off to Howes with the motor boarding home. Both Ralph and Cathy are keeping home and I was driving the Friday morning, Bill was on the Janice Parsons | 544-3315 | [email protected] busy at their jobs, Ralph works the Haakon County Prairie Trans - road north to help get equipment I have two news items that I Credit conference. Friday after the in Mapleton, Iowa, so visits are far till and Cathy works the floor a portation van with a trip to Philip moved from Plainview to Fiedler's didn't get in an earlier issue – my meetings, they had fun at the zoo. between. couple hours a day. The Eric Han - and on to Rapid, then back the for harvest there. He stopped for fault! Preston loved the animals! The motorcycle rally has hit son family brought pizza over to same route and finally home. I vis - cards in Philip in the afternoon. Jodi, Rachel and Sarah Parsons Monday, Kathy Hanrahan's Sturgis. Dan and Gayla Piroutek Ralph and Cathy's Saturday night ited Jesse and Ethel Freeman Tony Harty got his mail Friday spent the weekend of July 22-24 at mother, Carol Petersen, her aunt, met Lonnie and Teri Arneson at and had supper with them. It's when I returned the van. We got and stopped for a visit at our Lake Pahoja near Larchwood, Dianne, and a second cousin, Mar - Sturgis. They spent the afternoon been a little cooler the last couple 20/100s of rain in the evening. Bill place. It is always a challenge to Iowa. There were over 110 people lene Cousin, all from the Gregory watching the sites and listening to of days, but heat is in the forecast wasn't able to get any combining see who can win at farkel, so you there throughout the weekend for area, were busy freezing corn at loud music. They were home be - for the coming week. Even though done, just too much moisture even can imagine who we played and be a Wulf family reunion. Kathy and Chad's. They spent the fore dark. a lot of the folks from the area of with 102˚ weather and wind. darned if he didn't beat me at my Lunch guests at Leo and Joan night and went home Tuesday. Guests last week from Monday Sturgis and across the state avoid Tony Harty got the mail and vis - own game. He read the papers, Patton's home Wednesday, July Jim Elshere went to watch the until Wednesday at Gene and the place like the plague, it is still ited Shirley Hair Wednesday, then then went on his way to get lined 27, were Cheryl Brehand and activities at Badlands Rodeo Bible Theresa Deuchar's were longtime interesting to take a walk around swung by the rodeo grounds to see out to take things to the dump Sat - daughter, Stephanie Hill, and Camp last Wednesday near friends, Dennis and Lynda Miller, the town and marvel at all the the progress made at the Rodeo urday. He picked up his mail and their friend, Melissa Joines, and Kadoka. Thursday, Lana and Mandan, N.D. Many years ago, folks who come to participate in Bible Camp. He continued on to ours as well Saturday, then took children, Quinn, Parker, Ruby and grandaughter, Grace, went to Dennis was employed at the Philip the festivities, see all the vendors Belvidere and discovered there is things to the dump and recycled Roman, all from Indiana. They watch. There were 90 kids partici - hospital. They had a good time to - who pull in and set up shop, then a place to get some food in a con - some things while there. He rode horses with Ben Stangle as pating this year at the camp from gether visiting and they also went just as quickly disappear down the cession type trailer just south of caught his niece, Kathy Brown, their guide. Arriving Friday were a number of states. out on their dam in pontoons. road to the next event and find out the gas station/store. and sent along to the Herber Sharon Kauffman, daughter Jes - Lana Elshere and Grace Ander - Jenna Finn and family and Megan that it isn't all that bad a place Thursday morning bright and ranch. sica Hulland and children, Tren - son went to Ft. Pierre Saturday for Hoffman and family visited one after all. early, I met George and Sandee Don Moody was at the ranch ton and Shelby and their baby, the 4-H rodeo. Trey and Jenna day while the Millers were here. George and Robin Gittings went Gittings and Herb and Hazel Friday and brought the dogs along Pandora, and McKenna and Caleb Elshere were participating. Lana Sunday, Gene, Theresa and to the Howes area to get the trac - Sieler in Philip and we went to Ft. to get out and stretch their legs and Jessica's friend, Patty Bauter, said they counted the motorcycles Dixon Deuchar helped their tor at Jade Hlavka’s Monday af - Pierre for a meeting of the county after being confined to dog day all from Colorado Springs. They from Billsburg to Ft. Pierre and grandaughter and niece, Nora ternoon. counselors of the South Dakota care while he was getting over attended George Ainslie's birthday there were 156 of them in that Jean Hoffman, celebrate her sev - Jody Gittings visited Sandee Farmers Union. We arrived soon having the knee replaced and then party and while here they played short period of time. They were all enth birthday at the Hoffman Gittings Monday afternoon. enough to set in on some of the ex - confined to the backyard in the tourist. They left for their homes headed to the Sturgis Motorcycle home. Many family members and Tony Harty was out and about ecutive board meeting where pol - Valley. They were definitely ready Tuesday. Rally which is going on now. friends enjoyed the afternoon with getting his mail and stopped by icy was being discussed. From to do some free ranging. Don dis - Seth Petersen, son of Kyle and Donnie and Marcia Eymer vis - games, boating, horseshoes, shoot - our place for a visit Monday after - there we had a lunch at the local covered a garter snake in the en - Marla (Parsons) Petersen, and ited with Donnie's sister, Sharon ing clay pigeons and lots of visit - noon. He also went by the rodeo pizza place, then attended the closed shower at the ranch, still Sonja were married Saturday, Coyle, Thursday. They got to see ing. A potluck supper followed grounds to see the activities at the county counselors portion of the alive so it was released. Every Aug. 6, at Milt’s Barn near Pelican some of Sharon's family, including these activities. Theresa said that Rodeo Bible Camp. It was begin - meeting at the events center there time you find something like that Rapids, Minn. Seth is Bill and Rhonda, Rapid City, Bob, Martin, Zeb's mother, Carol Hoffman is ning to get pretty busy there. He in Ft. Pierre. There was a little you wonder where it came from Connie's grandson. Attending Bruce and family, Iowa, Donna improving and looks good. We're spotted some bicycle riders going shopping done, then we went bar and how it got there. Don thinks it from their family were Bill and and son, Hoven, plus the locals, glad to hear that. through town and had a visit with hopping the rest of the way home. came up the sewer. Don slipped Connie Parsons, Glenn and Di - Ronnie and Rick, Philip. Earl and Jodi Parsons, Rachel some of them. Well, that may be a bit of a into Philip and got the mail, then anne Parsons, Will and Makaley Connor and Mackenzie Hovland and Sarah, spent several days in Don Moody was preparing to get stretch, but we did stop at Mid - came by for a visit at our place in Parsons, Ryder and Rhett, Rapid took swimming lessons last week Nebraska last week. They visited friend/tenant Richard Fellows up land to see the cafe and bar that the afternoon before returning to City, and Brad, Hannah and Pre - in Philip. Earl's sister, Nancy Hohwieler, a and running on the riding mower, has been added to the existing con - Rapid. ston Parsons, Visalia, Calif. Con - Autumn, Kamri and Keenan couple of days, then went to so Monday he was making sure venience and service station. It Saturday morning, Bill and I gratulations to the newlyweds! Parsons spent from last Monday Omaha where they enjoyed the everything was up to snuff. Tues - was a bit too early for supper, so turned the motor home east, head - Mike and Linda Gebes are back evening until Thursday with their sights, including the zoo. Jodi said day was the day Richard got to en - we put the pedal to the metal and ing to Madison for a double birth - from St. Paul after Mike's doctor’s grandparents, Jim and Betty that in the crowd at the zoo, they gage the power take-off and forged on to Philip where I won - day party. We settled in at Prairie appointment last week. He got a Smith at Hart Ranch south of ran in to Trevor and Christa Fitch actually mow using hand levers dered if bowling had started be - Village for the night. The Claflins good report, but he needs to be pa - Rapid City. and boys. Then the next morning, for steering. Once he got the hang cause there were so many vehicles had their travel trailer set up tient as his healing may be slow. Jennifer Stangle came home they found them eating breakfast of it, he loved it. Now there will be on the east side of the building. there too and were at the lake with I'll bet he would appreciate cards from Brookings Friday. Saturday, at the same hotel! Small world a fight to see who gets to mow at Another remodel job had recently friends. We behaved ourselves and and letters. Ralph Gebes came out Jim, Linda, Jennifer, Sam, Ben sometimes! the Rapid Valley place. Don is still been completed and there is now a didn't bother either one of the from Philip Sunday to visit. and Mark attended the Jobgen re - Saturday guests at Byron and nursing his knee and ice packs are bar in what used to be old motel grandkids knowing they were en - The local 4-H club members did union which was held at the origi - Peggy Parsons' were Mandy welcome at certain times of the rooms. We had to check this out, joying the weekend and also get - very well with their exhibits Fri - nal Jobgen ranch near Scenic. (Frawley) and Larry Erickson and day. too. That is where I left the others ting ready for a party. day and Saturday for achievement Mark had his wisdom teeth re - boys, New Richmond, Wis. Bill and I were busy putting in as I wandered my way home. I also Sunday morning, Tony Harty days. Attending were Donna and moved Wednesday, so I'll bet he I checked our rain gauge this new light strips on the motor home got the bad news that my Face - had a visit from friend Paul Verna, Tina Staben, Miles, Erin, Connor, was uncomfortable for a few days. Tuesday morning and it was only Tuesday morning. They had been book account had been hacked, Rapid City. Paul is a hunting Mackenzie and Eli Hovland, Linda Last week, Dan and Gayla damp inside. We did get a few going out one light at a time and which means that someone guide and decorates skulls by dip - and Mark Stangle and Steve, Nina Piroutek met Craig and Jean sprinkles though. finally we got the repair and motor wanted to be me and get my ping them through a film that cov - and Grace Pekron. Conover in Sioux City for supper. Aren't the sunflower fields home in the same place. Mark friends to refriend me. Now we all ers them, very ornamental. Aug. 3 through Aug.5, Chad and Craig is an auctioneer friend of pretty this time of the year? God Carlson stopped by in need of know that I don't have that inter - Anyway, Paul stopped by on his Kathy Hanrahan, Preston and Dan's. Jean will have some serious did a good job when He made some signs, so I got busy with that esting a life, so wonder what in the way to Rosebud and had a nice Briley, were in Omaha for a Farm surgery soon. Craig and Jean live them! and Bill went to Philip for cards in world good it would do to hack my visit with Tony. After church, the afternoon. I delivered the signs account. With that being said, it and also tackled some bookwork. was necessary to try to undo any It's a poor day if you can't find damage this anonymous person something to do. inflicted. That evening here came Tuesday, Tony Harty did his Bill home with the motor home, usual mail pick up, then went by the work there was about done. the rodeo grounds and had a nice Don Moody was in physical ther - visit with Dave Stangle and Char apy Thursday and after that ses - Price Stangle. In the evening, he sion he needed to get a little ice watched the softball and was an going on the knee, but it is gaining umpire for a little of the game. a lot on the range of motion. Any - 8 Youth Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 Haakon/Jackson County Achievement Days

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Courtesy Photo The annual Riverman/Riverwoman Sprint Triathlon South Dakota Highway 34, and a 3.5 mile run through held on Farm Island Park near Pierre was Saturday, the park and on the island trail. Back row, from left, Aug. 6. Men’s and women’s individual classes were are Craig Burns,Tristen Rush, D.J. Rush, Dave Hol - divided into age groups of 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, man, Randi Holmes and Josie Rush. Front: Amber 40-49, 50-59, and 60 and older. Teams competed as Rush, Heidi Burns, Gayle Rush and Ellie Coyle. D. men, women or mixed. Medals were awarded to the Rush, T. Rush, C. Burns, H. Burns and Coyle did the top three finishers in individual divisions, and to the full triathlon, while D. Holman and R. Holmes were top finishing team in each team bracket. The event in - a relay team and G. Rush, J. Rush and A. Rush were volved a .4 mile swim from the beach to the island another relay team. and back, an 18 mile bike through the park and along Del Bartels Tuesday, Aug. 3, the crew pretty much completed the from where they were before this new fence was in - installation of the new football field fence. The east stalled. The posts and wires have been taken out on side (shown above) is permanent fencing, while the the south end so cars may park closer to the end zone west section (shown below) is a movable style of action. “Looks great. It just looks tremendous. M&M Junior ranger day in Wall fence which can be taken down when part of the field (Fencing Company, Rapid City) did a great job,” re - is converted to the outfield for the nearby baseball di - ported Superintendent Keven Morehart during the amond. The bleachers will be placed further back board of education meeting.

Courtesy Photos Above, Kathleen Hansen demonstrates how to use an atlatl. At right, Luke Hittner demonstrates the art of flint-knapping.

Saturday, Aug. 13, is Archeol - ping, and the national grasslands ogy Junior Ranger Day at the Na - artifact collection. Patio talks are tional Grasslands Visitor Center at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., and in Wall. special evening programs are at Visit with park rangers and na - 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. tional grasslands archeologists to Smokey Bear has reserved a spe - learn about the past by participat - cial day just to visit the new ing in hands-on activities and an - archeology junior rangers who will cient craft demonstrations. Each help him to care for the national junior ranger will receive a special forests and grasslands, and all of badge and certificate to frame, their past and present stories. showcasing their new status as Park Ranger Aaron Rasor said, archeology junior rangers of the “I think it’s pretty neat that we’re national grasslands. all able to learn about the really The upcoming junior ranger day interesting stories of the national is filled with ancient craft demon - grasslands because of the work strations featuring the art of flint- that archeologists do behind the knapping to make stone tools or scenes. I’m sure people will walk arrowheads, or the hunting tech - away from this event with a new nique of an ancient big game perspective.” weapon, the atlatl. Tools from the Archeology Junior Ranger Day life of a grasslands archeologist is the third special junior ranger will be on display as well as au - day offered by the National Grass - thentic grasslands dart and arrow lands Visitor Center this summer. points for interpretation of how an The first two, paleontology and archeologist’s mind works. Fi - wildlife, were a major success with nally, each junior ranger can be in the children and adults alike. This an archeology themed scavenger is the final scheduled special jun - hunt within and around the Na - ior ranger day for the 2016 sum - tional Grasslands Visitor Center mer season and they hope that to discover a special prehistoric you will come and dig the event. story. For more information, call 605- Park rangers will offer special 279-2125. The visitor center is archeology focused patio talks and open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 evening programs on the atlatl p.m. hunting tool, the art of flint-knap -

Mike Rounds U.S. Senator from South Dakota

Update on the It has been nearly seven USS South Dakota decades since the last USS South In August 2018, the new USS Dakota, a battleship, was recog - South Dakota is expected to make nized with this honor. The new its debut in the Navy’s fleet. Not USS South Dakota will follow in only will the next generation, Vir - the tradition of its forebearer, ginia-Class nuclear submarine which had such a distinguished play a role in the mission of our history during World War II. The sailors, it will also serve as a new lead ship of her class, the USS symbolic link forged between our South Dakota (BB-57) first served state and the Navy. in the Pacific theater, where it I had the honor of representing fought two battles before return - South Dakota at the keel laying ing to the United States for re - ceremony in Rhode Island earlier pairs. It later returned to the front this year. Joined by former Chair - lines, first in the North Atlantic man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Artic Oceans and then again Martin Dempsey, Rhode Island to the Pacific in the fall of 1943. Governor Gina Raimondo and This June, a celebration was members of the Rhode Island Con - held at the USS South Dakota gressional delegation, the cere - Memorial in Sioux Falls to com - mony formally marked memorate the 75th anniversary of construction of the submarine. the USS South Dakota (BB-57). However, the new Virginia- Seventy-five years ago, then-First Class attack vessel has been many Lady Vera Bushfield, wife of S.D. years in the making. The contract Governor Harlan Bushfield, chris - to build the submarine was tened the battleship and soon awarded in December 2008 and after it was sent to war. It retired construction began in 2013. Once in 1947 after many noble years of complete, the USS South Dakota service. South Dakotans can be will include state-of-the-art tech - proud of that history, as well as nology designed to increase the history that will be written by stealth, as well as a revised bow the new USS South Dakota when and sonar panels that will allow it construction is complete. I look to better detect and track other forward to following that history submarines in its area. The 370 far into our Navy’s future. foot long submarine, which weighs In two years, the USS South 7,800 tons, will be manned by 132 Dakota will play a role in our na - crew members and can stay at sea tional security efforts. It will also for up to three months at a time. serve as a tribute to South It is armed with four torpedo Dakotans’ long history of service tubes and can hold six Tomahawk in our armed forces, to include missiles that are capable of hitting service which continues today targets over 1,000 miles away. throughout our Navy. 10 Community Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 Cemetery marker project Back to school supply drive by Del Bartels The First National Bank in nearing completion Philip and Faith held a month- long school supply drive that con - cluded Aug. 8. The Philip drop-off was in a huge, decorated box in the bank lobby. Jennifer Neville, Hallie Al - brecht and Matt Reedy helped or - ganize the drive in Philip. On the final day, the box was more than overflowing with items, with book bags, multi-packs of facial tissues and refill bottles of hand sanitizer needing to be stacked on the floor. “It was a really good turn-out,” said Neville. “It’s really good to see the community rally behind our students to give them the best start possible.” Del Bartels “It was very successful,” ex - This represents the final delivery of the six-inch by Then, each will eventually be sunk flush into the sod claimed Albrecht. “People were re - nine-inch granite markers. Each is to be imbedded in at until-now unmarked or temporarily marked grave ally generous. Hopefully this is a concrete slab to add size, stability and longevity. sites. Donations made this project possible. just the start of something we can do every year. Thank you to every - by Del Bartels one in the community for their Over two years ago, work began on ordering and generosity.” Del Bartels putting in permanent markers for approximately 106 The items were boxed and deliv - The big, bright box at the bank was filled to overflowing by people who graves that were then unmarked at Philip’s Masonic ered to the community room at the donated school supplies to be given to Haakon School District students. Cemetery. Philip elementary building, Tues - Along with the usual notebooks, pencils and crayons, there were many The cemetery has over 2,160 grave sites in use. Of day, Aug. 9. Instructors are en - assorted items such as backpacks, some already filled, boxes and boxes the 106 unmarked sites, some information of each site couraged to grab needed items out of facial tissues and large jugs of hand sanitizer to refill smaller bottles. was known. Some sites were marked, but with what of that room for students who may From left are drive organizers Jennifer Neville and Hallie Albrecht. were intended to be temporary markers. need them. The project was begun by John Heltzel and D.J. Donations surpassed the origi - Rush. Rush, with Rush Funeral Home, found a source markers, glue sticks, two-pocket sanitizer, facial tissues, antibac - nal suggestion list of supplies, for simple, granite markers to display the basic folders, wide-ruled composition terial wipes and other items that which included backpacks, num - known information at a reasonable cost. The six-inch notebooks, wide-ruled spiral note - are used throughout the school ber two pencils, crayons, colored by nine-inch rectangles are to be put in a concrete slab books, wide-ruled paper, one- and year by students. pencils, block erasers, colored to add size, stability and longevity. Once sunk into the two-inch three-ring binders, hand sod, the flat-to-the ground surface allows for easy grass mowing, thus almost no maintenance. Heltzel is the secretary/treasurer of the cemetery committee and head groundskeeper. Heltzel said the cost of each installed marker is $40. For this individ - Seager earns ASBSD ual donation, the permanent marker is set in concrete and installed on the designated site. The marker is approximately $25 and the concrete is approximately Community Service Award $6. The balance goes for shipping and taxes. Remain - by Del Bartels ing funds, if any, go toward materials for upkeep of Philip’s Mike Seager has been the cemetery. recognized with the statewide This latest shipment of 40 markers was paid for Community Service Award by the through many local donations and a grant from the Associated School Boards of South Deadwood Historical Society. The society also gave a These three previously delivered granite markers have Dakota. He was honored at the grant of around $3,500 for posts and signs designat - been put in concrete slabs by cemetery groundskeeper ASBSD state convention, Aug. 8- ing the block and lots, thus helping visitors find indi - John Heltzel. They will eventually be sunk flush in 9, during the awards luncheon. vidual grave sites. the sod so that lawnmowers can clear them. The Community Service Award The cemetery is managed by the nonprofit Masonic is presented to individuals or Cemetery Association. The only connection it has to president, Larry Smith, vice president, and trustees groups serving their local school Masons is that, through bylaws, the board consists of Doug West, Kieth Smith and Beau Ravellette. district in exemplary fashion. Masons. The other board members are Boyd Waara, “I am so glad Mike is finally get - ting the recognition that he de - serves,” said Doug Thorson, Haakon District Board of Educa - S.D.’s credit rating increases tion member. “It has been years Governor Dennis Daugaard has over the previous rate of Aa2. Moody’s as Aa1. South Dakota since sound and/or lights have announced that Moody’s has given Due to the constitutional prohi - does have a public issuer rating even needed to be thought of by Courtesy Photo a public issuer rating of AAA for bition on debt, S.D. bonds are is - from S&P and Fitch, and both rate someone organizing an event, be - South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard, left, congratulates Mike Sea - the state of South Dakota. This sued through authorities, secured South Dakota at AAA. This issuer cause everyone knew Mike would ger, Philip, for earning the statewide Community Service Award from follows an upgrade from February by lease appropriations made by rating marks the last major rating take care of it.” the Associated School Boards of South Dakota. in the state’s bonds issued the state legislature. As a result, agency to rate the state of South Fellow board member Paulette through the South Dakota Build - all bonds are rated one notch Dakota as AAA. Ramsey added, “Mike is one per - event or activity at our school or in cated to school activities and ing Authority and Vocational Ed - below the rating of the state. How - Moody’s attributed it to South son who always can be counted on. the community. It is so exciting to events. The channel is still going ucation program within the S.D. ever, until now, South Dakota did Dakota’s “high levels of reserves, He makes whatever is asked of see someone so deserving to re - strong and throughout the years Health Education Facilities Au - not have an issuer rating despite low fixed costs, stable revenues him a success, whether it be for ceive this award.” he has taught numerous students thority to Aa1, an improvement the state’s bonds being rated by and an economy that has histori - this great community or this great Jake Fitzgerald, another the skills of on-site video, editing cally been more stable than the school. Congratulations and a Haakon board member, said, “It and production, enabling them to rest of the nation.” great big thank you, Mike.” was nice to see Mike get recog - transmit information and enter - Credit ratings give potential Haakon board member Anita nized for all the contributions he’s tainment to the community. on bond purchasers a measurement Peterson also added, “Mike, with made to our school and commu - “When the Philip school was -Pers Farm Bureau of state performance and credit a spring in his step and a big nity over the past few decades.” building a new fine arts multi- 4 worthiness. smile, is always front and center The presentation information purpose facility, Mike worked ea - le Golf Tournament to volunteer and help with any submitted to be read during the gerly and tirelessly, with the ramb ceremony follows. school officials and architects/en - c Sat., August 13th “If there is a school event, activ - gineers to make sure the stage ity or any community function re - and technical cage were wired to Lake Waggoner Golf Course quiring sound or lights, Mike accommodate the many activities Seager can be found carefully that might use the facility. N 2-1/2 mi., E 1/2 mi. of Philip placing wires and cords to ampli - “If sound or video is needed at S(2) Shotgun Starts: 7 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. fiers, microphones and lights. He any school or community activity, S also instructs teachers and stu - you will see Mike and his old gold •Pin prizes on every hole dents about the various functions van pulled in and pulling out •$5,000 hole-in-one prize and safety issues. Mike often uses miles of cable and speaker after his own equipment to make sure speaker for the event. He is defi - •Cash payout concerts, plays, parades, rodeos, nitely the “go-to guy” for advice •Includes ribeye steak dinner proms, dances, weddings or any and knowledge concerning re - event one can possibly imagine quirements for sound and light - will be broadcast and heard by the ing. You can also hear his sound, general public. as he plays bass guitar for dances, “Mike took vacation time in drama group productions, church, Please call early! 1995 from his job at Scotchman and even the high school pep This tournament fills up! Industries and paid his own way band, all the while assisting any Email: [email protected] to attend classes at South Dakota student with learning guitar State University to get the Philip skills. or call 859-2902 school involved in the creation of “It is significant to mention that Lake Waggoner Golf Course: 859-2211 a television channel solely dedi - Mr. Seager does not charge for any of his time or the use of his equipment. Many organizations have purchased equipment with his advice, but they rely on Mike    to problem solve and make adjust - ments. Just recently Mike got the    new announcer’s booth for the lit - tle league baseball program wired    and ready for their summer games    and tournaments. In his spare time, if a kid drops a bike in his ! !
 front yard in need of repair, it will   get repaired.       
“To say Mike Seager is an asset to the Philip school and the Philip  # " "  community would be an under -     statement.” Wade Pogany, ASBSD executive    director, added, “Mike’s talent and skills benefit the school district and community enormously. His enthusiasm towards the many projects he assists with exempli - fies the spirit of the award.” ASBSD is a private, nonprofit association representing more than 800 South Dakota school board members, the 150 school districts they govern and the stu -   
 dents they serve. Its vision is lead - ership to achieve excellence for South Dakota public education through a mission of partnering, Check us out online: pioneer-review.com advocating and leading. August 11, 2016 • Pioneer Review Sports 11 Calf Roping: 1. Sterling Lee, Rhame, N.D., 26.76; 2. Cole Brewer, Dupree, 36.31; 3. Ty Moser, Wolsey, 11.22 on 1; 4. Riley Fortune, Quinn, Rodeo Bible Camp results 15.09 on 1 Bull Riding: 1. Hunter Johnson, Kadoka, 137; 2. Joe Beers, Mondori, Wis., 61 on 1; 3. Hudson Johnson, Kadoka, 58 on 1; 4. Tanner Bassett, Boscobel, Wis., 57 on 1 Barrel Racing: 1. Shantel Brewer, Dupree, 36.475; 2. Brianna Williams, Buffalo, 36.619; 3. Sidni Ferguson, Dupree, 36.708; 4. Abby Richie, Bristol, 36.852 Goat Tying: 1. Tayle Brink, Newell, 15.65; 2. Mikenzy Miller, Faith, 16.43; 3. Williams, 16 64; 4. Richie, 17.66 Breakaway Roping: 1. Kailyn Groves, Faith, 5.29; 2. Rylee Dressler, Dodgeville, Wis.,6.63; 3. Shantell Brewer, Dupree, 8.91; 4. Miller, Faith, 14.32 Bareback Riding: 1. Thomas Davis, Osage, Wyo., 128; 2. Beers, 109: 3. Stetson Clary, Lone Rock, Wis., 74 on 1; 4. Colt Hokana, Colum - bia, 70 on 1 Saddle Bronc Riding: 1. Kyler Carmichael, Faith, 63 on 1; 2. Trey Elshere, Quinn, 62 on 1; 3. Bassett, 50 on 1; 4. Rowdy Thompson, New Underwood, Instructor’s Choice Steer Wrestling: 1. Davis, 8.74; 2. Lee, 15.53; 3. Hunter Johnson, 42.06; 4. Faron Willard, Rapid City, 9.21 on 1 Team Roping: 1. Chantel Kolb, Belle Fourche/Seth Shorb, Hermosa, 37.00; 2. Teagen Moser, Wolsey/Ty Moser, Wolsey, 9.93 on 1; 3. Jayden Shoemaker, Faith/ Groves, 14.71 on 1; 4. Tanner Williamson, Rapid Cappie West City/Connor Burns, Piedmont, 15.54 Cooper West on 1 Pole Bending: 1. Miller, 42.530; Girl’s All Around: Miller, 2. Rachel Blaha, Avon, 49. 942; 3. Faith,76 Boy’s All Around: Ster - Dylan Schofield Sierra Lee, Rhame, N.D., 50.509; 4. ling Lee, 69 Taylin Montague, New Underwood, Girls Bible: Elle Moon, Creighton 53.299 Boys Bible: Jeb Hunt, Faith Haakon/Jackson County Achievement Days McKay is Days of Farmers Market Week ’76 Junior Miss To celebrate the increasing Farmers markets also grow number of local food producers in local farms by marketing directly by Del Bartels Wall High School’s 15-year-old the state, Governor Dennis Dau - to the customer. This puts more of Jayton McKay has earned the gaard has declared Aug. 7-13, as every dollar spent on food into the Junior Miss title at this year’s Farmers Market Week in South producer’s pocket. It also creates Days of ‘76 Rodeo. Dakota. an avenue for new and small oper - Competing Monday, July 25, South Dakota has dozens of ations to grow. she was presented the title, crown, farmers markets and much of the As consumers’ interest in where banner, buckle and saddle on fresh produce is at its peak for the their food comes from is growing, Tuesday, July 26. During this up - season right now. The South so are farmers markets. New mar - coming year, she will attend vari - Dakota Department of Agricul - kets start each year across the ous rodeos representing her title ture encourages citizens to shop state. To find a farmers market and promoting the Days of ‘76 their local farmers market as a near you, visit the USDA farmers Rodeo. Her reign will continue way to meet the people growing market directory at usdalocalfood - through next year’s Days of ‘76, their food and build relationships directories.com/listings.html. when she will then hand down her between producers and consumers title and crown to the 2017 Junior Miss. McKay has competed in rodeo, particularly in the queen competi - Building on Lincoln’s promise tions, for approximately four years now. Her self-proclaimed motto has been, “She believed she could, today and in the future so she did.” by Larry Zimmerman our corps of volunteers. “Working with Ron Burns, the S.D. Veterans Affairs In many cases, due to the ab - chairman of the Days of ‘76, and Over 150 years ago, during his sence of family members, our vol - the rest of the rodeo committee second inaugural address in 1865, unteers constitute the primary was great,” said McKay. “Ron and President Abraham Lincoln articu - source of social interaction for our the rest were so sweet to me and lated what would become the na - heroes. Thanks volunteers. Your the rest of the girls. Being the McKay, an upcoming sopho - tion’s obligation to veterans: “to time and talents are priceless. youngest queen all week was awe - more, is the daughter of Shaun care for him who shall have borne Always remember, a sincere Nancy Haigh some. The older queens were so and Lynn McKay, Wall. The horse the battle and for his widow and thank you means more to most A crash and a water dousing all in one happened to this team during the nice to be with and they made the which she rode while earning her his orphan.” veterans than any other reward. water bucket run. See more photos throughout this week’s paper. week so much fun.” new title is Cash, a sorrel gelding. Today, there are more than 21 million veterans – two-thirds of the 31 million total U.S. population in 1860. Caring for their particular needs, and their dependents’ needs, requires more innovation and collaboration between local, state and federal governments than even a visionary like Lincoln could have foreseen. Our team at the South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs partners with political leaders, PHILIP SPECIAL OF THE MONTH WINNER SPECIAL OF THE MONTH COMBINES – 0% for 12 Months businesses, associations, organiza - SELF-PROPELLED SPRAYERS tions, and government agencies at or 2.5% for 60 Months Based on approved credit. Financing at 1.9% for 48 Months all levels. These partnerships are 2015 JD S680 , Stk #50986, 573 Eng/250 Sep vital as we work through the ever- Stk 50986 Stk 50598 2014 JD 4940 , Stk #50598, 120’, changing federal programs and Hrs, 4WD and always shedded ...... $372,000 20” Spacing, 1,869 Hours, Warranty Until 2015 JD S670 , Stk #50990, 471 Eng/270 Sep benefits for our veterans. 4-18 ...... $214,000 Hrs, Wheat & Milo ...... $319,000 2014 JD 4730, Stk #52490, 100’, 20” Sp., As our state’s veteran population 2014 JD S680 , Stk #47698, 592 Eng/439 Sep 1,006 Hours, Field Ready ...... $192,000 and their needs continue to change Hrs, 4WD, Small & Large Concaves ...... SOLD 2014 JD 4940 Stk #48805. 120’ boom, 20” and evolve, so will our team of ad - 2005 Apache AS1210 Stock #49362, 2014 JD S660 , Stk #50940, 603 Eng/478 Sep 1,480 Engine Hours, 90’ 20” Spacing, 2009 John Deere 637 Disk SN #47528, nozzle, 430 hrs ...... NOW $255,000 vocates and our delivery of service. 32’ Disk With 9" Spacing, Very Nice Hrs, Lateral Tilt Feederhouse ...... SOLD 2014 JD 4940 Stk #50727. 120’ boom, 20” 1,200 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank, Great Shape WheatLand Disk, Disk Has New 2014 JD S670 , Stk #50908, 690 Eng/521 Sep Hrs, PowerGard Plan In fact, just this past month, we Sprayer For The Price! ..ONLY $55,000! nozzle, 779 hrs ...... $267,000 launched a new program, “South Blades On It & Bearings Were Checked Until 9-17 ...... $250,000 2014 JD 4940 Stk #50597, 120’ boom, 20” nozzle, 1421 hrs ...... $214,000 PIERRE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH & Replaced If Needed. Literally A “Very 2013 JD S660 , Stk #51122, 1,160 Eng/880 Sep Hrs, Extend Wear Dakota Joining Forces Initiative.” Sharp Disk” ...... $35,000 2013 JD 4940 , Stk #48498, 120’, 20” Spacing, 741 Hours, Section Package ...... $208,500 Control ...... The goal of this initiative is to en - & Willing To Negotiate! 2013 JD S660 , Stk #48193, 713 Eng/504 Sep Hrs, Mauer Tip Up SOLD 2013 JD 4940 , Stk #51106, 120’, 15” Spacing, 1,677 Hours, Dry Box & Liq - hance and synchronize community- Extension ...... $229,000 WAYNE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH uid Tank ...... $290,300 based networks of support to all 2012 JD S690 , Stk #48538, 1,342 Eng/812 Sep Stk 2011 JD 4630 , Stk #50254, 80’, 20” Spac - current and former service mem - 48538 Hrs, 5 Speed Feederhouse ...... NOW $190,000 2012 JD S690 , Stk #51012, 1,173 Eng/826 Sep Stk 50591 ing, 750 Hours, bers and their families. We want to Tires Are Good ...... SOLD ensure that they receive the sup - Hrs, Premium Cab ...... SOLD 2011 JD 9770 STS, Stk #51037, 1,311 Eng/ 2008 Case IH Patriot 4420 , Stk #50591, port they have earned. Dr. Bill 1,004 Sep Hrs, Self Leveling Shoe ...... $159,900 90’, 20” Spacing, 3,562 Hours, Meirose has been hired to move our Field Ready ...... $99,000 mission forward and he has al - 2009 JD 9870 STS, Stk #50009, 1,960 Eng/ 2006 Rogator 1074 , Stk #52497, 80’, 20” ready begun his travels across 1,400 Sep Hrs, Premier Cab ...... $144,900 Spacing, 2,860 Hours, JD Greenstar South Dakota. 2006 JD 9660 STS, Stk #52198, 2,115 Eng/1,470 Sep Hrs, W/AutoTrac ...... SOLD 2010 Summers SUPERCOULTER SN 2006 JD 4920 Stk #46413. 120’ boom, 15” One of the greatest benefits that #46076, 50’, Unit Has Rolling Chopper CM Tilt Feederhouse ...... $99,000 2008 John Deere 612C SSN #44616, 12 2003 JD 9650 STS, Stk #50090, 3,561 Eng/2,800 Sep Hrs, nozzle spacing, 3656 hrs .....NOW $80,000 our department receives is from Blades. Blades Are Worn Some, But Still Row, 30” Spacing, Header Height Control, Field Ready ...... $69,000 2005 Apache AS1210 , Stk #49362, 90’, our partners who volunteer for us. Good Straight Blades On The Front & Hydraulic Deck Plates, Knife Stalk Rollers Wavey Blades On The Rear. This Is A One Ready For A Bountiful Fall 2002 JD 9650W , Stk #51229, 4,738 Eng/3,392 Sep Hrs, 20” Spacing, 1,480 Hours, Good Sprayer for the Price ...... NOW $55,000 Volunteers are an important part Owner Unit & It Comes From A Customer Corn Harvest! ...... $29,000 Always Shedded ...... $44,000 2005 JD 4920 Stk #50556. 120’ boom, 20” nozzle spacing, of the daily routine in the lives of Who Believes In Good Service On His Some Room To Dicker!! 3642 hrs ...... NOW $95,000 residents at the Michael J. Fitz - Equipment! ...... $40,000 AS IS! 2002 JD 4710 , Stk #50876, 90’, 4,580 Hours, maurice State Veterans Home. In HARTINGTON SPECIAL OF THE MONTH BLOOMFIELD SPECIAL OF THE MONTH CORN HEADS Booms in Good Condition ...... $67,500 2015 we had 121 volunteers who 2014 JD 612C, Stock #50912, Chopping head donated 5,952 volunteer hours to with 5,000 acres ...... SOLD WINDROWERS assist our veterans and our staff. 2014 JD 608C, Stock #50943, Chopping head, only 1,300 acres ...... From individual bedside visits, SOLD Call for Financing Options!! Stk 50912 2013 JD 612C, Stock #43775, Only 2,500 acres, to group activities and sponsored row sense ...... NOW $55,00 2014 NH Speedrower 200 Stk #50008. outings, to raising money and pur - 2012 JD 608C, Stock #51029, Contour Only 286 hours, clean unit & he just wanted a chasing gifts for residents, to pay - master ...... SOLD Deere ...... SOLD ing for or providing entertainment 2012 John Deere 6170R Stock #45858 2011 JD 612C, Stock #44631, Header height 2014 JD 995 Stk #49082. Only used 1 year & at the home, volunteers and volun - 1,056 Engine Hours, Includes H380 sensing ...... NOW $43,000 wanted the 500R head, blades need replaced, Stk 50008 teer groups are an integral part of 2010 John Deere 635F SN #44302, 35’ Loader, AutoQuad 20/20 40K Transmis - 2009 JD 612C, Stock #50689, Hydraulic deck came off a Deere W235 ...... NOW $23,500 Flex Head, Very Nice Header! Long Sickle sion, Shiftable PTO, 2 Pair of 450 Rear the daily living for our heroes. I plates ...... $42,000 Sections Sickle & Guards Are In Good Weights & 480 80R46 Rear Tires, Ex - Stk 50689 2008 JD 608C, Stock #51386, Contour master 2005 MacDon 9325I Stk #51298. Comes with 972 25’ harvest head, can’t imagine serving our resident Shape, Spare Sickle In The Header Tube tremely Nice Loader Tractor & Ready and HH sensing ...... $25,000 used on beans ...... SOLD heroes without the generous contri - Mainly Used On Flat Ground & Ready For For Fall Work! ...... $122,000 2007 JD 1290, Stock #51846, Hyd. deck plates, Calmer knife rolls ..$25,000 1989 Hesston 8200 Stk #51900. Comes with 14’ hay head, butions of time and money from Fall Harvest! ...... Priced At $15,000 & Great Financing Rates Available! 3,130 hours on it ...... $10,700 Deadline: Fridays at Noon [email protected] Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 12 Public Notices (605) 859-2516 IN CIRCUIT COURT Commissioners to discuss the Haakon about the need for replacing motor REGISTER OF DEEDS SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Notice of School ______County State’s Attorney position. graders in the near future. Superintendent Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 112.78 27CIV16-0004 Jared Fosheim, President Slovek answered that is another thing Microfilm Imaging Systems Inc, District Bond ______The first step in the process was to ac - that needs to be looked at. Administrative Prof. Fees ...... 265.00 Michelle Meinzer, Finance Officer cept the resignation of Brittany Kjerstad- Officer Williams informed the Commis - Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 Notice of Mortgage Election McKnight as Haakon County State’s sioners that the Highway Department Haakon Co. Treas, Other Exp ...... 49.45 Foreclosure Sale HAAKON SCHOOL DISTRICT 27-1 [Published August 11, 2016, at the total Attorney as of August 2, 2016, and of At - does have some savings from former 463.97 approximate cost of $11.29] torney Ryan McKnight, as Haakon SWAP money they set aside for this type VETERANS SERVICE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA ) A School District Bond Election will be County’s Rural Attorney Recruitment of purchase. She also told the Commis - Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 44.86 :SS held on August 23, 2016, in all the voting placement attorney. A motion was made sioners that the Highway Department 44.86 COUNTY OF HAAKON ) precincts in Haakon School District 27-1, by Commissioner Konst to accept both may add gravel crushing to next year’s SHERIFF SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSING DEVELOP - Phillip, South Dakota. If the polls cannot resignations, seconded by Commissioner budget. The money could be used to AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 106.72 MENT AUTHORITY, be opened because of bad weather, the Clements, motion carried. cover that expense also. At this point in Capital One Bank, Supplies ...... 47.77 Plaintiff, election may be postponed one week. time the County has no major projects Capital One Bank, Fuel ...... 116.24 vs. At the July 19th meeting the Commission - scheduled. Most County bridges are in Capital One Bank, Other Exp ...... 2.30 The election polls will be open from seven Proceedings of ers had visited with Cheryl Bogue about good shape. There are two bridges on the Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 433.05 LARRY D. HANES, JULIE A. HANES, o'clock a.m. to seven o'clock p.m. moun - being appointed as State’s Attorney for County Five Year Road Plan, but this D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 10.09 SOVEREIGN BANK, THE PACESETTER tain time on the day of the election. Haakon County Haakon County to fill the remaining term could also change. More discussion is Golden West Tele Co., Utilities ....134.04 CORPORATION, CITY OF PHILIP, AND Commissioners of Gay Tollefson. She stated she was will - needed before any decisions are made. HCS , Prof. Fees ...... 210.00 HAAKON COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA, At the election, the following ques - ing to work with Haakon County. Commis - Neve's Uniform & Equipment, Defendants. tions will be voted upon: REGULAR MEETING sioner Briggs made the motion to appoint Supplies ...... 79.98 August 2, 2016 Cheryl Bogue as interim State’s Attorney Commissioner Snook signed an ease - The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel ...... 116.88 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accor - SHALL THE HAAKON SCHOOL for Haakon County as of August 2, 2016. ment with Golden West to relocate a serv - SD Department of Public Safety, ...... dance with South Dakota Codified Laws DISTRICT 27-1, HAAKON AND The regular monthly meeting of the Commissioner Radway seconded, mo - ice drop that runs along the County right Teletype ...... 2,340.00 21-49-25, and pursuant to a Judgment JACKSON COUNTIES, SOUTH Haakon County Board of Commissioners tion carried. State’s Attorney Bogue will of way. 3,597.07 dated the 11th day of July, 2016, that a DAKOTA, ISSUE ITS NEGOTIABLE was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chair - attend the Commissioners meetings each JAIL sale of certain mortgaged premises de - GENERAL OBLIGATION SCHOOL man Gary Snook. Also attending the month as well as take care of any County Emergency Manager Lori Quinn was Meade Co Auditor, Expenses ...... 65.00 scribed as follows: BONDS IN A PRINCIPAL AMOUNT meeting were Vice Chairman Ed Briggs, business. She will be paid mileage in ad - called away. Her report will be added to Winner Health Mart Pharmacy, NOT EXCEEDING $9,000,000, IS - and members Nick Konst, Tom Radway dition to her salary, and phone costs to the September 6th agenda. Expenses ...... 519.93 The North Eighty-two and One-half SUED IN ONE OR MORE SERIES, and Steve Clements. A quorum was es - have any calls to Haakon County State’s Winner Police Department, Feet of the South One Hundred BEARING INTEREST AT SUCH tablished. Attorney Office forwarded to her office, It was decided to postpone discussion on Expenses ...... 1,231.36 Sixty-five Feet of Lot One, Block RATES AS MAY BE DETERMINED when Secretary Nemec is not available. the budget and hold another budget 1,816.29 Four, Russell's Addition, City of BY THE SCHOOL BOARD, Others in attendance were Auditor Carla meeting. The next Budget Meeting will be SUPPORT OF POOR Philip, Haakon County, South PAYABLE AND MATURING FROM Smith, Pioneer Review Representative The proposal made at the July 19th meet - Monday, August 15, at 1:00 p.m. in the Dakota Country Pharmacy, Dakota, together with all the rights 1 AND NOT TO EXCEED 25 Nancy Haigh, CHN Heidi Burns, Emer - ing to purchase office equipment from the Commissioners Room of the Courthouse. Prof Services ...... 436.57 and benefits under the Easement YEARS AFTER THE DATE OF IS - gency Manager Lori Quinn, Custodian Kjerstad-McKnight Law Office for $5,000 436.57 and Agreement dated the 27th day SUANCE, THE PROCEEDS OF Nancy Neville, Eric Hansen of Ken’s Re - was discussed. Secretary Nemec in - HEALTH NURSE of December, 2006, and recorded SUCH BONDS TO BE USED (1) TO frigeration, States Attorney Secretary formed the Commissioners that one older The following fuel bids for July 2016 were Kristin Martin, Supplies ...... 22.39 on the 31st day of December, 2015, CONSTRUCT A NEW K-12 FACIL - Holly Nemec, Ziebach County States At - file cabinet had been withdrawn from the submitted: Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 18.37 at 1:21 p.m., as Document No. 15- ITY, (2) TO FURNISH AND EQUIP torney Cheryl Laurenz-Bogue and Cor - proposal as it was not worth selling. Com - 40.76 540. A copy of said Easement is at - THE SAME, AND (3) TO PAY FOR son County States Attorney Eric Bogue, missioner Clements made a motion to FUEL BIDS: LIBRARY tached hereto, marked Exhibit "D" THE COSTS OF ISSUANCE? Highway Administrative Officer Val purchase the remaining inventory of office Courthouse: (None) Haakon County Public Library, and by this reference made a part Williams, Highway Superintendent equipment for $5,000, Commissioner Highway Department: Supplies ...... 276.29 hereof. SHALL THE ABOVE PROPOSI - Dwight Slovek, Sandra and Dennis Briggs seconded, motion carried. Auditor 07/05/16 Fitzgerald Oil ...... $2.12 GAS Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 18.37 TION BE APPROVED AND THE Heaton, Mickey Daly, Stephanie Trask, Smith was then directed to pay this with 07/05/16 Cenex ...... $1.96 GAS 294.56 Also known as 101 Dakota Avenue, BONDS ISSUED? Rural Attorney Recruitment Program the August vendors. The Commissioners 07/05/16 Fitzgerald Oil .....$1.87 DSL #2 COUNTY FAIR BOARD Philip, SD, Representatives Suzanne Starr and then discussed the office space that had 07/05/16 Cenex ...... $1.81 DSL #2 Coyle's Service, County Fair ...... 30.90 The polling place in each precinct of Megan Borchert, and First Western Insur - been rented by the law office of Kjerstad- 07/12/16 Fitzgerald Oil .....$1.79 DSL #2 30.90 shall be made by public sale to the high - this district is as follows: ance Agent Kellie Nixon. McKnight. It was decided that it would be 07/12/16 Cenex ...... $1.86; DSL #2 EXTENSION SERVICE est bidder on the 18th day of August, in the County’s best interest to take over 07/14/16 Fitzgerald Oil .....$1.81 DSL #2 Coyle's SuperValu, Supplies ...... 36.38 2016, at 10 a.m., at the front door of the Philip High School Armory, Room A- A motion was made by Commissioner the lease of this space, as the newly ap - 07/14/16 Cenex ...... $1.85 DSL #2 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 59.38 Haakon County Courthouse, Philip, 1 Konst to approve the Agenda, seconded pointed State’s Attorney would then have 07/25/16 Fitzgerald Oil .....$1.85 DSL #2 Sheryl Hansen, Travel ...... 18.48 South Dakota. by Commissioner Briggs, motion carried. an office to work out of when she is 07/25/16 Cenex ...... $1.82 DSL #2 Kaycee Jones, Supplies ...... 57.48 Voters with disabilities may contact the Minutes of the July 5th meeting were ap - needed here. Kaycee Jones, Travel ...... 144.30 The names of the mortgagors are Larry business manager for information and proved with a motion from Commissioner As a government entity, the County is tax Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 18.37 D. Hanes and Julie A. Hanes and the special assistance in absentee voting or Konst, seconded by Commissioner Commissioner Clements asked Rural At - exempt, so the prices shown do not in - Pioneer Review, Supplies ...... 27.00 mortgage was given to Norwest Mort - polling place accessibility. Clements, motion carried. Commissioner torney Recruitment Representative clude any State or Federal taxes that pri - Haakon Co. Treas., Postage ...... 48.78 gage, Inc. and assigned to the South Clements made a motion to approve the Suzanne Starr if Stephanie Trask would vate businesses or private citizens must 410.17 Dakota Housing Development Authority Britni Ross July 19th minutes, seconded by Commis - qualify for this program. Ms. Starr an - pay. WEED CONTROL of Pierre, South Dakota. The amount Business Manager sioner Radway, motion carried. swered that yes, Miss Trask did qualify Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 18.37 due, pursuant to the Judgment, is Haakon School District 27-1, and they had already completed the ap - The Gross Courthouse Salary and Payroll Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 42.99 $33,521.84. The date of the mortgage is Haakon and Jackson Counties, The Auditor/Treasurer Report for June plication process for her and were prepar - Warrants for the month of July 2016 are: Virgil Smith, Supplies ...... 17.98 16th day of December, 1991, and the South Dakota 2016 for work done in July 2016 was re - ing the contract. Miss Trask asked Commissioners Wages ...... 2,991.75 79.34 mortgage was recorded in the Office of viewed as follows: several questions concerning the contract Auditor’s Office Wages ...... 4,951.21 ROAD & BRIDGE the Haakon County Register of Deeds on [Published August 11 & 18, 2016, at the and her obligations under it. Treasurer’s Office Wages ...... 4,333.97 A & B Welding Inc, Supplies ...... 11.47 the 19th day of December, 1991, at 9:35 total approximate cost of $63.10] Cash Management State’s Attorney Wages ...... 4,009.41 AT&T Mobility, Utilities ...... 46.48 a.m., as Document No. 91-442. The sale Account ...... 2,403,981.28 Commissioner Konst motioned to ap - Director of Equal. Wages ...... 3,983.88 Butler Machinery Co Inc, Repairs is subject to the second half of the Certificate Of Deposit ...... 235,000.00 prove a contract with the Rural Attorney Register of Deeds Wages ...... 4,271.21 & Maint ...... 5,740.25 2015 real property taxes due and Certificate Of Deposit- Recruitment Program and Stephanie Custodian Wage ...... 2,096.64 Capital One Bank, Supplies ...... 132.72 payable in 2016, and any special as - Proceedings of the Library ...... 63,286.32 Trask beginning January 1, 2017. Com - Veteran Service Wage ...... 643.75 Cenex Harvest States, Fuel .....4,227.08 sessments due and owing. Checks/Cash On Hand ...... 18,359.34 missioner Briggs seconded, motion car - Sheriff Dept. Wages ...... 6,457.82 D & T Auto Parts, Repairs Town of Midland Bank Balance ...... 2,288.30 ried. The contract will be for a term of five Weed Control Wage ...... 1,428.80 & Maint ...... 342.56 Dated at Philip, South Dakota, this 27th Total ...... 2,722,915.24 years. The plan at this time is for Ms. Highway Dept. Wages ...... 25,049.45 D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 668.80 day of July, 2016. SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES Bogue to serve as interim States Attorney WIC/CHN Wage ...... 1,146.29 Dakota Mill & Grain Inc, August 2, 2016 Haakon County 4-H Advisor Kaycee until January 1, 2017. Miss Trask would Librarians Wages ...... 2,002.07 Supplies ...... 35.00 FRED KOESTER Jones stopped by to present an invitation then be appointed as State’s Attorney to Extension Service Wage ...... 1,002.45 Dale’s Tire & Retreading Inc, The Town Board of the Town of Midland SHERIFF OF HAAKON COUNTY to each of the Commissioners to the fulfill Brittany Kjerstad-McKnight’s term. In Emergency Mgmt. Wage ...... 1,129.41 Supplies ...... 536.56 met in special session on Tuesday, Au - By: ______Haakon/Jackson County Achievement 2018, Miss Trask would have to run for BCBS Transfer Fee ...... 10.00 Eddie’s Truck Sales Inc, Repairs gust 2, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. in the Town Hall Days being held in Philip August 5th and election as Haakon County State’s Attor - BCBS Health ...... 14,641.14 & Maint ...... 788.81 with the following members present: Prepared by: 6th. ney if she wished to continue in the posi - Dearborn National Life ...... 117.60 EMC Insurance Companies, Liability/ Jared Fosheim, Derek Flom, Dakota Fos - Robert E. Hayes, Attorney for Plaintiff tion. Special Insurance Services .....1,618.64 Workman's Comp Ins...... 416.00 heim, Finance Officer Michelle Meinzer Davenport, Evans, Hurwitz & Smith, Custodian Nancy Neville and Eric AFLAC ...... 559.18 Fitzgerald Oil Co, Fuel ...... 4,505.00 and Utilities Operator Lawrence Stroppel. L.L.P. Hansen from Ken’s Refrigeration met with First Western Insurance Agent Kellie Colonial Life ...... 73.47 Godfrey Brake Service Repairs c/o South Dakota Housing the Commissioners to discuss the ongo - Nixon met with the Commissioners, High - SDRS ...... 6,467.83 & Maint ...... 2,317.32 The purpose of this special meeting was Development Authority ing problems with the Courthouse air con - way Superintendent Dwight Slovek and Delta Dental ...... 799.60 Golden West Tele Co, Utilities .....258.77 to sign contracts with Banner Engineering 3060 E. Elizabeth Street, ditioning unit. Mr. Hanson informed the Highway Administrative Officer Val Vision Service Plan ...... 155.65 Great Western Tire Inc, and American Engineering Testing, Inc. A P. O. Box 1237 Commissioners that the chiller unit and Williams to answer questions about insur - Office of Child Support ...... 0.00 Supplies ...... 567.80 motion was made by Flom, second by D. Pierre, South Dakota 57501-1237 evaporator unit need replacing. The units ance claims the County had on a truck Wage Assignment ...... 756.10 Grossenburg Implement Inc, Fosheim to approve and sign both con - now being used are over forty years old. that was damaged when it was turned First National Bank ...... 13,445.31 Repairs & Maint ...... 30.27 tracts. Motion carried unanimously. [Published August 4 & 11, 2016, at the He explained to the Board what would be over on one side and a pickup damaged Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 87.00 total approximate cost of $72.40] involved in replacing the system. He will in the recent hail storm. Estimates from The Vendor Warrants for July 2016 paid Heartland Waste Management Inc, A copy of our Environmental review is on be meeting with the Board later with more EMC Insurance differed from estimates in August 2016 were presented for ap - Utilities ...... 26.63 file at the Midland Food and Fuel for pub - information. obtained locally. The EMC estimates proval: Kennedy Implement & Auto Co Repairs lic reading. were usually much lower than from the & Maint ...... 835.77 Custodian Neville reported that the trailer local repair shops. If the repairs were COMMISSIONERS Kennedy Implement & Auto Co, used to remove grass clippings from the done locally would the County be respon - EMC Insurance Companies, Supplies ...... 125.00 Courthouse lawn has something wrong sible for paying the added costs? Insur - Liability/Workmans Comp Ins ....25.00 Morrison's Pit Stop, Repairs with the right hub. After discussion the ance Agent Nixon explained that when Officemax Inc., Comm ...... 36.74 & Maint ...... 80.34 Commissioners directed Custodian the estimates differ EMC will cover the Pioneer Review, Comm ...... 283.61 Philip Motor, Inc, Repairs Neville to have one of the County High - added cost when the repairs are com - 345.35 & Maint ...... 3,047.78 way workers check to see if it can be re - pleted. A bill would need to be submitted ELECTION Runnings Farm & Fleet, paired. from the repair shop and the insurance Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 Supplies ...... 95.92 would be paid directly to the repair shop. 36.74 Sanford Laboratories, Supplies .....51.00 Register of Deeds Traci Radway had pre - A check is usually issued to the client for COURTS SD Dept of Transportation, Prof pared her quarterly report for the Com - the amount of the estimated cost of re - SDACC , Clerp Legal Ins Exp ...... 653.68 Services ...... 10.27 missioners to review. Her office had pairs as estimated by the EMC adjuster. 653.68 West River International, Repairs NOTICE OF collected $901.50 in transfer fees through Any added costs are paid only if the dam - AUDITOR & Maint ...... 380.84 the quarter. There were copies sold which aged vehicle is repaired, and only to the Century Business Leasing, Inc., West River Water Develop Dist, brought in a total of $316.00. repair shop itself, not to the insured. The Maint - Copier ...... 180.36 Utilities ...... 70.00 DIRECTOR VACANCIES Commissioners asked if the County had Coyle's Service, Supplies ...... 19.00 25,435.44 CHN Heidi Burns presented her Quarter a provision in their policy to provide a ve - Dakota Business Center, 9-1-1 WEST RIVER/LYMAN-JONES Report to the Commissioners. Her office hicle while the County pickup is being re - Supplies ...... 17.50 ESCC , 911 ...... 4,000.00 has 48 clients at this time. They continue paired. Agent Nixon was not sure if the Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 186.84 Golden West Tele Co, 911 ...... 484.69 RURAL WATER SYSTEMS, INC. to have a 100% show rate for appoint - County has this provision or not but she Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 88.98 4,484.69 ments with clients. They continue to pro - would check into it and let the County McLeod’s Printing & Supply, EMERGENCY & DISASTER The West River/Lyman-Jones Rural Water Systems, Inc. Board vide immunizations for children. She know. Supplies ...... 219.73 Best Western Ramkota, reported that for this past quarter she had Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 Travel ...... 615.97 of Directors in accordance with By-laws, Article VIII, Section I, an - 40 children in for age appropriate immu - Highway Superintendent Dwight Slovek 749.15 Dakota Business Center, nounces the vacancies of the following Director positions effective nizations with a total of 135 shots given. and Highway Administrative Officer Val TREASURER Supplies ...... 37.00 October 12, 2016: Her office continues to do health visits for Williams gave the Highway Department Century Business Leasing, Inc., Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 schools. report. The Commissioners asked about Repairs & Maint ...... 85.90 689.71 the cattle guard situation on the Ottumwa Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 72.99 REGISTER OF DEEDS Zone 3A – Rural Jones County; current Director David Fuoss Dennis and Sandra Heaton and Mickey Road and the concerns of Mr. Heaton and HCS , Prof. Fees ...... 90.00 Michelle Butler, M&P Services Daly joined the meeting. Mr. Heaton ex - Mr. Daly. Superintendent Slovek informed HCS , Equipment ...... 38.35 & Fees ...... 268.17 Zone 5 – Municipal at Large – Municipalities in Haakon and Jack - pressed his concerns over the three cattle the Commissioners that SDCL 31-25-2 Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 96.12 268.17 son Counties; Stanley County north of the Bad River: Pennington guards along the Ottumwa Road where it and 31-25-3 state that maintenance of Pioneer Review, Supplies ...... 41.00 LAW LIBRARY crosses his land, a portion of Mr. Daly’s cattle guards is the responsibility of the 424.36 Thomson Reuters-West Law Library, County east of the Cheyenne River; current Director Paul Gold - land, and a portion of School & Public landowner. Haakon County has an ordi - STATE’S ATTORNEY Amt Held ...... 715.49 hammer land owned by the State, which he nance in line with SDCL. Superintendent Kjerstad-Mcknight Law Office, Office 715.49 leases. The frames of the cattle guards Slovek will contact Mr. Heaton and Mr. Equipment ...... 5,000.00 Eligibility for Nomination: are deteriorating. Mr. Heaton was con - Daly and work out a solution. It was sug - 5,000.00 Total Checks ...... 49,612.96 1. Must be a member of the corporation cerned about the liability issue if someone gested by States Attorney Bogue that the COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEY were to fall through the cattle guard when County review and update the ordinance, Winter Law Offices, PC Court Commissioner Briggs motioned to ap - 2. Must have contracted for a service tap in area to represent crossing. He informed the Commission - and make the residents aware of what it Appointed Attorney ...... 382.40 prove the warrants, including West Cen - 3. Must file a petition no later than 4:00 P.M. (CT) October 3, ers that his insurance would not cover li - says. 382.40 tral Electric and Keiffer Sanitation when 2016, at the rural water system office in Murdo, S.D. ability since the cattle guards are on a COURTHOUSE received, and the South Dakota Veteran’s 4. Petition must be signed by no less than 15 members County road. The Commissioners dis - Superintendent Slovek informed the Cenex Harvest States, Supplies ...25.41 Service Officers Association Membership cussed what needs to be done to repair Commissioners that the lease program City of Philip, Utilities ...... 582.70 Dues and Conference Registration in - 5. No proxy voting allowed the guards. They informed Mr. Heaton for tractors may not be available in the fu - Coyle's SuperValu, Supplies ...... 189.08 voice for $85.00. Commissioner 6. Nominations will not be allowed from the floor at the annual and Mr. Daly that they would discuss this ture. The County has been using this pro - Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 214.37 Clements seconded, motion carried. meeting unless no petitions have been filed for a directorship with Highway Superintendent Slovek dur - gram for several years, leasing the Heartland Paper Co, Supplies .....971.24 ing his Highway report. tractors at minimal cost to the County. Su - Ingram Pest Service, The next regular meeting will be held on perintendent Slovek has visited with Prof. Fees ...... 120.00 Tuesday, September 6, 2016, at 1:00 Nominating petitions can be acquired Stephanie Trask, State’s Attorney Secre - Kennedy Implement and Grossenburg Ken's Refrigeration, Repairs p.m. in the Commissioners Room of the tary Holly Nemec, Suzanne Starr and Implement on the cost of renting tractors & Maint ...... 244.90 Courthouse. There will be a Budget Meet - by contacting: Megan Borchert with the Rural Attorney and also on the cost of purchasing. He Kone Inc, Prof. Fees ...... 261.68 ing on Monday, August 15, at 1:00 p.m. Recruitment Program, Ziebach States At - will be gathering more information to Lurz Plumbing, Repairs & Maint ....89.26 Meeting adjourned at 5:33 p.m. West River/Lyman-Jones torney Cheryl Bogue and Corson County present to the Board before any decisions Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 States Attorney Eric Bogue met with the are made. The Commissioners asked Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 6.94 HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION Rural Water Systems, Inc. Servall Uniform, Courthouse Gary Snook, Chairman P.O. Box 407, 307 Main St. Supplies ...... 246.49 2,988.81 ATTEST: Murdo, SD 57559 DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION Carla N. Smith, Auditor Phone: 605-669-2931 Coyle's Service, Supplies ...... 25.00 Golden West Tele Co, Tele ...... 112.65 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 49.99 [Published August 11, 2016, at the total [Published August 11, 2016, at the total approximate cost of Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 36.74 approximate cost of $222.51] $91.50] 224.38

Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. Deadline: Fridays at Noon August 11, 2016 • Pioneer Review [email protected] Public Notices (605) 859-2516 13 Absent: Council Member Brit Miller. quested an update from Gen. Maint. by Matt to authorize amending Haakon $18,000.00 in the street de- path of travel, of any door or exit of Proceedings of Haakon Pearson who was on-call this past week- Co. Young Women’s Special Event Appli- partment assigned cash, any now existing school or church School District 27-1 It was noted that the meeting time was end when Mr. Brown visited the airport. cation approved on May 2, 2016, to in- which was reserved for the or within one block from the outer changed to 5:30 p.m. to accommodate clude an “End of Summer” movie night 2016 Annual Appropriations edge of the campus of any educa- Special Meeting Minutes the other community meeting that Gen. Maint. Pearson reported that Mr. on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016. Motion car- Budget (Ord. #2015-11) for the tional institution as it now exists August 1, 2016 evening. Brown arrived at the airport yesterday to ried, purpose of purchasing an air within the city. assess the airplane and address any compressor. d) Special Meeting to Consider Appli- The Board of Education of the Haakon Motion was made by Arthur, seconded needed repairs prior to its removal. Mr. Council reviewed correspondence from cation. If the applicant requests the School District 27-1 met in regular ses- by Matt to approve the agenda as pre- Brown advised him that the mechanic SD USDA Rural Development (RD) re- Dated this 1st day of August City of Philip hold a special council sion for a special meeting on August 1, sented. Motion carried. who replaced the airplane engine over a garding the new Executive Order 13166, 2016. meeting to consider the application 2016, at 7:00 p.m. at the Fine Arts Gym. year ago had told him that it had an oil Improving Access to services for Per- for a new license or the transfer President Mark Radway called the meet- Motion was made by Henrie, seconded leak. sons with Limited English Proficiency. /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor thereof regulated through this ing to order with the following members by Arthur to approve the minutes of the The City, as a loan recipient of USDA Chapter, the person requesting said present: Jake Fitzgerald, Paulette Ram- last meeting(s) as published in The Pio- Gen. Maint. Pearson went on to say that RD, is required to comply with this order. ATTEST: meeting shall pay all costs associ- sey, Anita Peterson, Mark Radway, Doug neer Review. Motion carried. during Mr. Brown’s assessment, he More specifically, provide services and a Monna Van Lint, ated with the meeting. Thorson, Scott Brech and Brad Kuchen- noted that four plugs were not put in the means of translation to those individuals Finance Officer becker. Also present: Superintendent Motion was then made by Matt, sec- engine in which he installed yesterday. that are not proficient in the English lan- 4-102.3 NUMBER OF ALCOHOLIC Keven Morehart, Business Manager onded by Gartner to approve the pay- Mr. Brown also reported that he will be guage. Motion was made by Matt, seconded by BEVERAGE LICENSES AL- Britni Ross, Principal Mandie Menzel ment of the bills from the appropriated contacting the Federal Aviation Adminis- Gartner to approve the following Resolu- LOWED TO BE ISSUED and approximately 100 interested resi- funds as listed below. Motion carried. tration (FAA) this week to get everything It was noted that the checklist provided in tion #2016-04. Motion carried with all a) The maximum number of Off-Sale dents of the school district. in order to fly the airplane out of the the correspondence addresses transla- members voting aye. Package Liquor Licenses, as de- Gross Salaries – July 29, 2016: Adm. - Philip Airport on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016. tion services via telephone, in person, fined by SDCL title 35, to be author- The meeting was opened with the $3,163.33; Police - $5,496.39; Pool - during meetings and public notices to RESOLUTION #2016-04 ized by the City, in any given year Pledge of Allegiance. $14,145.34; Sewer - $5,756.39; Water - Chief Butler also noted that the FAA had name a few. SUPPLEMENTAL shall not exceed the total number of $6,000.79 expressed concern for the airplane’s APPROPRIATIONS three (3) licenses. All action taken in the following minutes safe flying ability this past spring when Discussion ensued regarding the new CONTINGENCY TRANSFER b) The maximum number of On- was by unanimous vote unless otherwise Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental they were contacted regarding its regis- regulations. Concern for the need in the Premise Retail Sale Liquor Li- specified. Ins. 08/16...... 417.67 tration status. area was mentioned while it was ques- WHEREAS, insufficient appro- censes, as defined by SDCL title Companion Life Ins., Employee Vision tioned what resources are available to priation was made in the 2016 35, to be authorized by the City, in 17-18 Motion by Thorson, second by Ins. 07/16...... 33.40 Council then reviewed a recommenda- the City and at what cost. adopted budget for the follow- any given year shall not exceed the Ramsey to approve the agenda as pre- EFTPS S.S., Medicare, Withholding tion from City Attorney Ryan McKnight ing departments to discharge total number of three (3) licenses. sented. 07/16...... 7,743.03 regarding the expired hangar lease. Ac- Council Member Henrie mentioned that just obligations of said appro- NE Child Support Pay Ctr, cording to the agreement, the airplane is on-call translator’s may be an option as priations; and, The City Council of the City of Philip 17-19 Motion by Fitzgerald, second by Garnishment 07/16...... 800.00 now considered abandoned. If the Coun- well as a cell phone application. For in- reserves the right and authority to Peterson to approve the following items Office of Child Support Pay Ctr, cil should chose to grant another exten- stance, some on-call translator’s do not WHEREAS, SDCL 9-21-6.1 review and adjust the aforemen- on the consent calendar. Garnishment 07/16...... 266.00 sion, an addendum to the agreement will require a contract and are paid as provides that transfers be tioned number of Alcoholic Bever- General Fund Claims Payable Au- SDRS, Employee Retirement need to be drafted. This shall include a needed. made by resolution of the age Licenses established by this gust 1, 2016: Amazon - Business Of- 07/16...... 3,096.91 new deadline for removal as well as the board from the contingency Ordinance through resolution of fice/Science Supplies - 199.96, ACE Ed- storage rate. For example, $100 per day Following, motion was made by Matt, appropriation established pur- said Council on or before the 1st ucational Supplies - Elementary Class- Add’l Bills – July 2016: considering that non-compliance with the seconded by Arthur to table the discus- suant to SDCL 9-21-6.1 to day of September of every year. room Supplies - 266.77, Aussie Pouch - Dakotacare Flex, Ded. Buydown hangar lease has been ongoing for sion until more options are available to other appropriations; Elementary Classroom Supplies - 07/16...... 381.24 years. consider. The Finance Office was re- 4-103 HOURS OF BUSINESS – 262.90, Blick Art - Art Supplies - 342.81, quested to look into this further and re- NOW THEREFORE BE IT SALES RESTRICTED TO Century Business Products - Copier This Month's Bills: Discussion ensued in which concerns port back to the Council. Motion carried. RESOLVED that the appropri- PREMISES Maintenance - 425.00, Country - Sub- Butler Machinery, Blade Repairs were voiced for allowing another exten- ation be transferred from the a) Wine and Malt Beverage Retailer scription - 25.98, Dearborn National - 07/16...... 195.18 sion. It was also questioned what would (For the record, the deadline to certify re- contingency budget to the fol- and Package Dealer. It shall be un- Life Insurance Premiums - 42.00, Delta Cenex Harvest States, Fuel/Supplies happen if Mr. Brown should fail to re- ceipt of the notice and intent to comply lowing department budgets: lawful for any wine or malt bever- Dental - Dental Insurance Premiums - 06/16...... 1953.19 move the airplane by Aug. 4th as he was due on July 31, 2016. A letter signed age retailer and package dealer to 1,177.34, DEMCO - Library Supplies - CNH Productivity Plus Acct, Sweeper mentioned. by the Mayor was submitted to USDA RD FROM:101-41100-41150 Con- sell, serve or allow to be consumed 133.37, Follett - Workbooks - 2,525.37, Repairs 07/16 ...... 164.89 as requested on July 25, 2016.) tingency ...... $7,000.00 on the licensed premises any malt Gopher - PE Supplies - 974.96, Great Country Cupboard, 2016 Following, motion was made by Arthur, beverage, wine or other alcoholic Western Tire - Bus Tires - 662.32, Kelly Approp...... 1,000.00 seconded by Gartner to grant Mr. Brown Council went on to review an option to TO: 101-41400-42210 Admin. beverages between the hours or Inn & Suites - Lodging - Coaches Con- Coyle’s SuperValu, Supplies/Resale 06- an additional fifteen days to remove the establish a City of Philip website. A pro- Legal Fees...... $4,000.00 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on the vention, Morehart - 222.98, Kramer Golf 07/16...... 553.76 airplane at a rate of $100 per day. This posal from GovOffice Web Solutions, a 101-42200-42100 Fire Dept. same day. Ball Co - Golf Supplies - 303.54, Midcon- Dakota Country Pharmacy, Supplies shall be included in addendum to the provider of website design and hosting Ins...... $190.00 b) On-Sale Liquor Licenses. It shall be tinent Testing Laboratories - Geothermal 07/16...... 15.46 most recent lease agreement entered services to local governmental entities unlawful for any on-sale licensee to Testing - 21.30, Moses Building Center - Dakotacare Health Ins., Employee into by Mr. Brown on April 6, 2016. Mo- with the prices based on population size, 101-43100-42520 St. Dept. sell, serve or allow to be consumed Maintenance/VoAg Supplies - 28.74, Health Premium 08/16...... 9,166.67 tion carried with all members voting aye. was reviewed. The proposal includes a Equip. Repairs ...... $2,590.00 on the premises covered by the li- Northwest Pipe Fittings - Repairs - Foot- Delta Dental Ins., Employee Dental Pre- three year contract at the price of $995 cense, alcoholic beverages be- ball Field Sprinklers - 225.54, O'Connell mium 08/16...... 696.00 New Business: per year. This includes a budget custom 101-44600-42100 Ambulance tween the hours of 2:00 a.m. on Construction - Build Approach to Geo 1st Nat’l Agency, Airport Ins. Lori Quinn, Haakon County Emergency design for a desktop and mobile website, Ins...... $220.00 Sunday and 7:00 a.m. on Monday. Ponds - 1,347.20, Positive Promotions - 08/16-08/17 ...... 825.00 Manager, presented and reviewed the two email accounts, training, support, li- c) Off-Sale Package Liquor Licenses. Guidance Supplies - 214.30, Quill - Ele- 1st Nat’l Bank – PhilipUtility Billing updated draft Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard cense fees, backups, uploaded file data Dated this 1st day of August It shall be unlawful for any off-sale mentary/High School Supplies - Postage 07/16 ...... 126.28 Mitigation Plan with the Council. This in- storage, etc. GovOffice also provides a 2016. licensee to sell any alcoholic bever- 1,060.43, Really Good Stuff - Elemen- 1st Nat’l Bank – S.F., SRF Loan #02 cluded the risk assessment (potential website domain or the City has the op- ages between the hours of 12:00 tary Classroom Supplies - 1,634.41, Re- Pay #213 08/16 ...... 2,163.90 disasters) and mitigation strategies tion of purchasing their own domain that /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on the same day sources for Reading - Title Supplies - SRF Loan #03 Pay #116 (goals and objectives). would migrate between different web with the exception of no sales be- 47.67, Scholastic - Elementary Work- 08/16 ...... 2,223.41 service providers. ATTEST: tween the hours of 12:00 a.m. on books - 419.91, School Specialty - Ele- Fitzgerald Oil Co., Fuel/LP Ms. Quinn went on to explain that coun- /s/ Monna Van Lint, Saturday to 7:00 a.m. on the follow- mentary/High School Supplies - 06-07/16 ...... 780.38 ties and cities are required to the have a Discussion ensued. Comments were Finance Officer ing Monday. 2,611.44, SD Teacher Placement Center Golden West Companies, Telephone hazard mitigation plan. The plan update made in support of the City having its d) Sunday On-Sale Liquor Licenses. It - 2016-2017 Membership - 420.00, 06-07/16 ...... 648.81 is estimated to cost $20,000 which will own website. It was stressed that it Motion was made by Gartner, seconded shall be unlawful for any Sunday South Dakota One Call - Locate Tickets - Haakon Co. Public Library, 2016 Ap- be funded with $15,000 in awarded grant would need to be maintained and kept up by Matt to approve the first reading of the on-sale licensee to sell, serve or al- 46.20, Stamped Envelope Program - prop...... 1,500.00 dollars and a soft match of 5,000. The to date. It was also noted that links to following Ordinance #2016-05. Motion lowed to be consumed on the prem- Stamped Envelopes - Supt/Business Of- Haakon Co. Treasurer, Office Rent soft match includes the local meetings, other area entities could be included carried with all members voting aye. ises covered by the license, alco- fice - 862.50, Training Room - Athletic 08/16...... 500.00 mileage, mailings, etc. To date, only while it may be an option to solicit busi- holic beverages between the hours Supplies - 1,947.10, Trend Enterprises - Hawkins, Inc., Pool Chemical $1,500 of the required $5,000 in soft nesses to advertise on the website. In ORDINANCE #2016-05 of 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on the Elementary Classroom Supplies - 35.69, 07/16...... 1,232.86 match funds has been met. She noted addition, it would be a resource to share AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND ES- same day. VoWac - Elementary Workbooks - HD Supply Waterworks, Meter Pit Ext. that this is due to the fact that the atten- information such as building permits, util- TABLISHING CHAPTER FOUR (04), e) Sunday Off-Sale Liquor Licenses. It 1,825.90, Ward's Natural Science - Sci- 07/16...... 63.97 dance at the planning meetings has ity services, ordinances, agendas and ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, OF THE shall be unlawful for any off-sale li- ence Supplies - 1,848.21. TOTAL: Hills Material Co., 60.96 T Hot Mix been considerably low. In addition, if the meeting minutes. REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE censee to sell any alcoholic bever- 2,2161.84. Capital Outlay Claims 07/16...... 6,461.76 $5,000 is not met, the county and cities CITY OF PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA ages between the hours of 2:00 Payable August 1, 2016: ABDO - Li- Holiday Inn – Spearfish, HR/FO School will be required to make up the differ- Council Member Larson noted that Gov- a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on the same brary Books - 400.90, Banner Engineer- Rooms 06/16 ...... 417.80 ence. Office is only a hosting site so this would BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of day. ing - Engineering - Geothermal Ponds - Ingram Pest Services, Inc., R. Site Pest put the responsibility of updating the site the City of Philip, South Dakota, that f) Memorial Day. On-sale and off-sale 2,150.56, Century Business Leasing - Control 07/16...... 60.00 Ms. Quinn then recommended the Coun- on DFO Smith. She voiced concern as Chapter 04, Alcoholic Beverages, of the package liquor licenses issued Copier Lease - 410.34, Hauff Mid-Amer- Int’l Assoc. of Chiefs of Police, Butler cil review and comment with any amend- this could be time consuming and men- revised ordinances of the City of Philip, within the City may sell, serve or ica - Football Helmets/Pants - 1,695.70, Dues 08/16-12/17...... 170.00 ments to the plan. In addition, she urged tioned the possibility of considering a be established to read as follows. allow to be consumed alcoholic McGraw Hill - Social Studies Textbooks Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Attorney everyone to attend the next meeting on hosting site that also maintains the web- beverages between the hours of (High School) - 15,121.56, Pearson Edu- Retainer/Fees 07/16...... 225.00 Sept. 7th at 6:30 p.m. at the Philip Fire site information. She also questioned BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that sec- 7:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. on Memo- cation - Social Studies Textbooks Konst, Hallie, Refund Swim Lessons Hall. what would happen to the site and con- tions 4-107 through 4-110 are repealed rial Day. (Grades 3-6) - 7,278.90. TOTAL: 07/16...... 32.00 tent after the three year contract. as previously established. g) No regular on-sale liquor or malt 27,057.96. SPED Claims Payable Au- Moses Building Center, Supplies With nothing further, the Mayor and beverage licensee may sell or allow gust 1, 2016: Children's Care Hospital - 07/16...... 27.93 Council thanked Ms. Quinn as she left DFO Smith reported that she will gain 4-100 DEFINITIONS AND to be consumed any alcoholic bev- Residential Tuition - 3,332.00, Dearborn Philip Hardware, Supplies/Resale, the meeting at this time. more information as far as the contract REGULATIONS erages outside the building of the li- National - Life Insurance Premiums - 07/16...... 278.05 period and renewal costs. She also men- Terms in this Chapter shall have the censed premises unless the li- 8.40, Delta Dental - Dental Insurance Pioneer Review, Publishing Airport Improv. Projects: tioned that numerous cities throughout meanings as set forth by SDCL title censee’s business operates out of a Premiums - 322.50, Parent - SPED 07/16...... 249.74 Motion was made by Arthur, seconded South Dakota utilize GovOffice Solutions 35 unless a different meaning is set permanent structure and the con- Mileage - 438.48, ProEd - SPED Sup- Quill Corp., Supplies 07/16 ...... 105.69 by Gartner to approve the Agreement to as their website hosting service. The forth within this Chapter. SDCL title sumption of the alcoholic beverage plies - 295.90, SD Dept of Human Serv- Recreation Supply Co., Pool Supplies Transfer FAA Airport Improvement Pro- comments received from those cities 35 shall govern any issue not ad- occurs in an outdoor designated ices - Residential Tuition - Match - 07/16...... 28.24 gram Entitlement Funds in the amount of have been very positive and she recom- dressed herein Chapter 4 as area located on the premises of the 6,502.82. TOTAL: 10,900.10. Food Sanford Laboratories, Testing $111,424.42 to the City of Watertown mended the Council review of few of adopted. licensee which is approved by the Service Claims Payable August 1, 06/16...... 609.00 and authorize the Mayor and Attorney’s those sites. City Council. 2016: SNA - Dues - Nicole Dennis - Schriever, Jennifer, Refund Swim signature thereon. Motion carried with all 4-101 UNAUTHORIZED TRAFFIC 38.50. TOTAL: 38.50. Lessons 07/16 ...... 80.00 members voting aye. DFO Smith will report back to the Council No person shall produce, transport, 4-104 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LI- SD Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax when more information is available. store or sell any alcoholic bever- CENSEE REGULATIONS 17-20 Discussion was held on the pro- Payable 07/16 ...... 796.59 Lake Waggoner Vault Toilet: ages except as authorized under a) No on-sale licensee shall serve al- posed building project. Toby Morris with Water/Pool Testing 07/16 ...... 90.00 Council was informed that the State No action was taken. the provisions of SDCL title 35. coholic beverages except on the Dougherty & Company again outlined SDML, Atty Handbook Supp. awarded the vault toilet bid to Boom premises authorized by his or her li- the financing specifics of the project. A 08/16...... 10.00 Concrete in the amount of $9275.00. Motion was made by Arthur, seconded 4-102 LICENSE REQUIRED cense. bond issue in the amount of up to $9 mil- SD One Call, Locates 04-06/16....71.40 This amount does not include installation by Henrie to approve the following Reso- No person shall sell, offer for sale, b) No on-sale dealer of alcoholic bev- lion is being considered at a public vote. The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel/Supplies 07/16 so an additional $1,350.00 above the bid lution #2016-02. Motion carried with all keep for sale, exchange, distill, erages except malt beverage retail- Questions were answered and concerns 1736.98 award amount is anticipated. The total members voting aye. manufacture, produce, bottle, blend ers shall sell any alcoholic bever- were discussed prior to this upcoming Thomson Reuters-West, 2016 SDCL estimated project is $10,625.00 which is or otherwise concoct, within the City ages except by the drink and he or election. Updates ...... 17.25 below the grant agreement with SD RESOLUTION #2016-02 of Philip or within one (1) mile of its she shall not sell any original pack- USDA, RD Loan Pay #140 Game, Fish and Parks. AUTHORIZING USE OF territorial limits, any alcoholic bever- age, whether such original package Absentee voting will begin on August 8th. 08/16...... 3,069.00 SWIMMING POOL AS- ages, defined by statute, without is full or partially full. Ballots may be cast at the Business Of- USTI, UB Cards/Envelopes DFO Smith noted that she is currently SIGNED CASH having a license therefor, as re- c) It is unlawful for any person to con- fice at the school. Official election day is 07/16...... 376.00 working with Boom Concrete on the FOR PURCHASE OF A quired by SDCL title 35, or as au- sume any alcoholic beverage upon August 23rd, with polls open from 7:00 Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone/Supplies order and installation of the vault toilet. POOL VACUUM thorized by such title. It shall be un- the premises of a licensed on-sale a.m. - 7:00 p.m. One polling place for the 06-07/16 ...... 231.34 The installation is expected to be com- lawful for any persons within the dealer if the alcoholic beverage was entire district will be at Room A-1 of the VISA-UMB Bank, Supplies pleted this fall. BE IT RESOLVED by the City City of Philip to engage in the busi- not purchased from the on-sale Philip Armory. 06-07/16 ...... 132.71 Council of the City of Philip, ness of selling or offering for sale dealer. Walker Refuse, ...... 373 Residential Building/Flood Plain Development South Dakota, that the Fi- any intoxicating liquors or malt bev- d) No on-sale licensee of alcoholic Adjournment at approximately 8:15 p.m. Collections 07/16...... 4,923.60 Permits: nance Officer is hereby au- erages without first having procured beverages shall permit any person Wentz, Barb, Refund Swim Lessons Council reviewed the following building thorized and directed to utilize a license thereof. to become intoxicated on his or her ______07/16...... 15.00 permits: John Bainbridge – step replace- $4,400.00 in the swimming licensed premises. R. Mark Radway, President West Central Electric Coop, Electric ment; Farm Bureau – building front reno- pool department assigned 4-102.1 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE e) No off-sale licensee shall permit ______05/31-07/01/16 ...... 3,979.23 vations & interior remodel; Terry Henrie – cash, which was reserved for a) All applications for alcoholic bever- any intoxicating liquors to be con- Britni Ross, Business Manager WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, 6,277,000 porch; Mike Moses – addition & fence; the 2016 Annual Appropria- age licenses shall be made in ac- sumed in or about the said licensed gals. 07/16...... 7,846.25 Luke Neville – shed; Mike O’Dea – base- tions Budget (Ord. #2015-11) cordance with SDCL title 35 and premises unless in compliance with [Published August 11, 2016, at the total Contract Min. 07/16 ...... 2,500.00 ment wall repairs; Philip Ambulance for the purpose of purchasing submitted to the Finance Office. the sampling regulations allowed approximate cost of $44.17] Airport Water 07/16 ...... 40.00 Service – concrete, wall removal & a vacuum for the swimming 1. Sunday on-sale and off-sale li- through SDCL title 35; and, shall South Shop Water 07/16 ...... 25.00 dryvit; Mary Ravellette – egress win- pool. censes require an additional not make any deliveries outside of Wohlenberg Ritzman & Co. LLC, dows; and, Josh Tatum – seal foundation application and are restricted the licensed place of business. FY2015 Annual Report & backfill. Dated this 1st day of August to accompany the respective f) It is unlawful to sell or give for use Prep ...... 2,520.00 2016. on and off sale liquor license as a beverage, any alcoholic bever- It was noted that Terry Henrie’s permit holders. ages to any person under the age Proceedings of the Total Expenditures – has not been submitted at this time. In /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor b) All applications shall be submitted of 21 years or to any person who is 08/01/16...... 60,935.32 addition, Luke Neville’s shed proposal with the fees established through obviously intoxicated at the time. City of Philip will be located directly under an electrical ATTEST: resolution of the City Council and in g) It shall be unlawful for any person line that is owned by West Central Elec- /s/Monna Van Lint, accordance with SDCL title 35. under the age of 21 year to pur- REGULAR MEETING Old Business: PWD Reckling updated the Council on tric. Finance Officer chase, attempt to purchase, pos- AUGUST 1, 2016 the previous concerns reported at 100 N. 4-102.2 APPLICATION sess, consume or to misrepresent A regular meeting of the Philip City Center Ave. A-1 Sewer & Drain, Inc. was Motion was made by Matt, seconded by Motion was made by Gartner, seconded REGULATIONS his or her age for the purpose of Council was held on Monday, August 1, delayed again, but are expected to be in Gartner to approve the above permits as by Matt to approve the following Resolu- a) Public Hearing. The City Council purchasing or attempting to pur- 2016, at 5:30 p.m. in the Community Philip tomorrow to televise the storm presented with the exception of Terry tion #2016-03. Motion carried with all shall hold a public hearing to con- chase such alcoholic beverages Room of the Haakon Co. Courthouse. sewer along Pine St. from the intersec- Henrie and Luke Neville’s permits. Mo- members voting aye. sider all alcoholic beverage applica- from any licensee as defined by Present were Mayor Michael Vetter, tion of Center Ave. east to the alley. In tion carried. tions. See exception in 4-106. SDCL title 35. Council Members Marion Matt, Trisha addition, City personnel will also test the RESOLUTION #2016-03 b) Any person having been convicted Larson, Jennifer Henrie, Marty Gartner water in the sump pit in the very near fu- Motion was then made by Matt, sec- AUTHORIZING USE OF of a felony as defined by SDCL 4-105 OPEN PACKAGE IN PUBLIC and Greg Arthur. Also present were Fi- ture. onded by Gartner to approve Luke STREET ASSIGNED CASH shall not be the holder of a license It is unlawful for any person to have nance Officer Monna Van Lint, Deputy Neville’s permit contingent upon West FOR PURCHASE OF AIR to sell alcoholic beverages. in his or her possession in any Finance Officer Brittany Smith, Public Mayor Vetter noted that the Demeon Central Electric’s approval as clearance COMPRESSOR c) Location Restrictions. No applica- street, highway, public right-of-way Works Director Matt Reckling, Chief of Brown’s hangar lease expired today, from the electrical lines will need to be tion for any on-sale license of alco- or public place, an unsealed con- Police David Butler, General Mainte- Aug. 1, 2016. The airplane, owned by maintained. Motion carried with Council BE IT RESOLVED by the City holic beverages except malt bever- tainer which contains an alcoholic nance Brian Pearson, Haakon Co. Emer- John Parsons and managed by Mr. Member Arthur abstaining. Council of the City of Philip, ages shall be approved by the city beverage, unless such alcoholic gency Manager Lori Quinn; and, Del Bar- Brown, was to be removed as it does not South Dakota, that the Fi- council where the applicant’s place tels with the Pioneer Review. have a current lease agreement allowing Special Event Application: nance Officer is hereby au- of business is within 100 yards, the storage of said airplane. He then re- Motion was made by Gartner, seconded thorized and directed to utilize measured by the regular and usual continued on 14 Pioneer Review is a legal newspaper for the City of Philip, Haakon County, Haakon School Dist. 27-1, Town of Midland, West River Rural Water Development District. 14 Public Notices/Community Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 revenues due to Senate Bill 53. wastes also identified in the inspection report. City Council By general consensus of the Council, the appropriations ordinance will be drafted Motion was made by Gartner, seconded First Lutheran’s Vacation Bible School continued from for its first reading during the September by Henrie to approve O’Connell Con- 13 6th meeting with the proposed figures struction, Inc. quote to compact the bur- beverage is served and consumed therein. ial pit at the rubble site for $1,500.00. in accordance with a permit granted Motion carried with all members voting through section 4-106, 7-111 and/or Council reviewed the following L/P aye. SDCL title 35. Propane bids received during the month of July: Motion was made by Gartner, seconded 4-106 SPECIAL ALCOHOLIC by Arthur to authorize changing the rub- BEVERAGE LICENSES 7-1-2016 7-18-2016 ble site day during Labor Day weekend Pursuant to SDCL title 35, the City Fitzgerald Oil from Saturday, Sept. 3rd to Friday, Sept. of Philip regulates and restricts per- Company $0.78/gal. $0.78/gal. 2nd, 2016. Motion carried. mits for special alcohol beverage li- Midwest censes issued in conjunction with Cooperatives $0.89/gal. $0.84/gal. The monthly Street Dept. was reviewed. special events. a) Any license issued shall be issued Departmental Reports: Motion was made by Gartner, seconded for a period of time established The monthly Police Dept. report was re- by Matt to authorize MG Oil Company within the sole discretion of the City viewed with Chief Butler (dba Corner Pantry) to lower the alley Council, not to exceed three (03) west of their property located at 101 W. consecutive days. Chief Butler reviewed a quote from Pine St. for drainage purposes around b) No person or organization may be Hometown Computer Service to replace their new building as well as the neigh- issued a permit more than three the police dept. computers. The quote in- bor’s property. The alley will be lowered times in any one calendar year. cludes one laptop at an estimated cost of approximately 14 inches. Motion carried. c) The license must comply with the $600.00; and, one desktop at an esti- regulations set forth on the applica- mated cost of $1,000.00. These costs do Council then discussed concerns with tion and all applicable state laws set not include Microsoft Office or reporting traffic not following the 20 MPH speed forth in SDCL title 35 and city ordi- software. He then explained that he zone along W. Pine St. It was noted that nances concerning the consump- would prefer to replace the laptop this there is only one speed limit sign along tion and sales of alcoholic bever- year and the desktop next year. W. Pine St. for both the eastbound and ages. westbound traffic. d) Through this ordinance, the fee for It was noted that the police dept. has a license issued shall be $25.00 per $1,000 available in the budget for this Discussion ensued with a suggestion to Del Bartels day which must accompany the purchase. install additional speed limit signs in the The theme of this year’s Vacation Bible School was windows. The young kids sang songs and recited Special Alcoholic Beverage License area. An option to install them on new Cave Quest. The church was decorated as a huge Bible verses during the last evening’s presentation. application. The City Council of the Following, motion was made by Matt, posts was mentioned, but there may be cave, with a realistic backdrop and even blacked-out City of Philip reserves the right and seconded by Gartner to authorize the concern from property owners as they authority to review and adjust the purchase of the laptop and needed soft- would be located in the boulevard area. by Del Bartels was supported by a Bible verse. formed Friday included “I Have aforementioned fee established by ware as the budget allows. It was recom- It may also be possible to install them on The First Lutheran Church in The church was decorated as a Decided to Follow Jesus,” “This this ordinance through resolution of mended that the software be purchased existing street name signs if the height Philip held its annual vacation huge cave, with a realistic back- Little Light of Mine,” “Oh Lord, said City Council. for both machines at the same time. Mo- requirements can be met. The place- Bible school, Monday through Fri- drop and even blacked-out win- How Majestic is Your Name” and tion carried. ment of a radar speed sign in the area day, Aug. 1-5. dows. Much of the learning time, “He is the Light of the World.” Dated this___day of ______2016. may also be considered in the future. The quarterly Rubble Site report was re- Registration and a meal started though, was done outside. Stacy Pinney created a power ______viewed. By general consensus of the Council, off the Monday through Thursday The entire VBS was coordinated point collage of the week’s fun ac- Michael Vetter, Mayor Chief Butler and PWD Reckling will re- VBS evening sessions, which went by staff from the education com- tivities. Some featured one were Council discussed SD Dept. of Environ- view potential options for additional through 8:00 p.m. The Friday pro- mittee of the church. Volunteers finger painting, using hammers, ATTEST: ment and Natural Resources (DENR) speed limit signage along W. Pine St. gram began at 6:30 p.m., with a included instructors, kitchen help, guiding an egg along a path, jenga ______recommendation to compact and cover and report back to the Council at the next potluck meal following. and a group of high school aged and making necklaces with all the Monna Van Lint, Finance Officer the rubble site burial pit as noted in the meeting. This year, the theme was Cave youth. animal characters represented on inspection report completed on May 11, Quest: Following Jesus, the Light The Friday evening session was them. One specific fun task was 2016. PWD Reckling then updated the Council First Reading: August 01, 2016 of the World. Each day featured a a performance for parents, other walking blindfolded (with help) Second Reading: on the street repairs. He explained that Yeas: 05 Nays: 00 PWD Reckling presented a quote from they will start repairing the pot holes on character such as a friendly sala- relatives and other guests. Ten over a bridge (a secured board) (Published: Aug. 11, 2016) Glenn O’Connell with O’Connell Con- W. Oak St. tomorrow. This includes mander, moth, bat, owl or firefly. songs were learned by the young over water (a kiddie pool). struction, Inc. to compact the existing south of Philip Motor and an area west of Each session had a theme, which people. Some of the ones per- Council reviewed the preliminary budget burial pit at an estimated cost of the S. West. Ave. intersection. There is worksheet for fiscal year 2017. Some $1,500.00. He recommended compact- also an area on N. Dakota Ave. that they items to note in the budget include the ing the pit this year and then covering it plan to address. They also plan to chip following: the purchase of two additional next year. seal around the school. Hit & Miss radar signs in the police dept. budget; 859-2516 | [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] completing one-half of the Southwest It was also noted that City personnel are The monthly Water Dept. report was re- Philip Improv. Project design; and, the working on removing the unacceptable viewed. The water loss for the month of potential decrease in bank franchise tax July 2016 was reported at 4.65%. displayed at the top of a six foot by Haakon County Courthouse. A continued from 4 six foot screen set up on the left public address system with a re- Council reviewed a request to surplus school session the previous four side of the chancel. From time to mote mic was set for the use of her and sell the old water meters and reset- days beginning at 5:00 p.m. and ters. time, the program bulletin was and the judges. There were a total lasting each evening until 8:00 also displayed on the screen. The of 12 show calf entries of various p.m. That included an evening Gen. Maint. Pearson informed the City children did the action songs with categories. The show moved on to the he received an inquiry from Steven meal provided for the kids and gusto in concert with the video. that of goats with five entries. Davis with SD Recycling, Cottageville, their instructors. This year, they They identified various Bible Next came the showmanship and Oregon. Mr. Davis is interested in pur- had a cave theme – that of coming verses along the way which re- judging of the three hogs in the chasing the City’s old water meters and out of the darkness into the light lated to the theme. The audience separate pen. resetters at the scrap price of $0.50 per of Jesus. Yes, Jesus is the light of participated in some of the The second and final part of the pound. This would include picking them the world! singing. In the darkness of the show involved small animals. up in Philip as is – not requiring the City The staging and props were ex- cave church, some light emitted They were judged by a young gen- personnel to remove any of the plastic tensive. A dark, sheer fabric sheet parts from the brass meters. from the video screen. Towards the tleman, Wyatt Johnson, who is the with the scene of a large cave with end of the program, a video show- new ag teacher at the Stanley Mayor Vetter questioned if a quote from its eerie inside extended nearly ing scenes of the Bible school daily County school system. In this A-1 Recycling has also been obtained. the full width of the church hiding activities, some indoors and some class, there were two entries of the altar and cross from view. Sta- outdoors, was put together by a rabbits and four entries of dogs. Gen. Maint. Pearson advised that A-1 lactites and stalagmites were pic- couple of the talented Bible school The rabbits were each taken by Recycling will require the plastic parts be tured with the cave entrance in staff. It was truly a dynamic wit- their owners to the table where removed – only brass accepted. the background. The windows of ness of the faith through the ac- the judge sat. How do you judge a the church were all covered. Mayor Vetter noted that removing the tions and voices of the children rabbit? I’m sure the judge knew Posters, related to the theme, were and their dedicated teachers. We what to look for. The dog owners plastic parts is not difficult. He recom- displayed on the walls for daytime mended that a scrap price from A-1 also are called to have childlike trust- with their dogs on leashes entered be obtained. In reviewing the prices, the viewing. During the program, Pas- ing faith. (Matt. 18:3) We praise the show ring to be individually travel to deliver the scrap to A-1 should tor Lauren used a lantern for light God! judged. There were many purple also be considered. as he led in the singing. Saturday morning, Aug. 6, ribbons presented to the animal I won’t try to report all the folks found me walking back out to the owners for their grooming and Following, motion was made by Gartner, involved. Besides the main teach- fairgrounds to take in the showmanship. As I approached seconded by Henrie to surplus the old ers there were other helpers in- Haakon/Jackson 4-H Livestock Kaycee after she had distributed meters and resetters as well as authorize cluding some of the youth of the the Water/Sewer Committee to deter- Show scheduled to begin at 8:00 ribbons, I told her I didn’t get a church. There were about 25 chil- a.m. A show ring of portable corral ribbon! So she gave me a mostly mine where they will be sold. Motion car- dren enrolled ranging from pre- ried. panels were set up in front of the green ribbon with cartoon pictures school through sixth grade. The larger 4-H building. Also a small of farm animals and the statement Public Comments: children’s educational department pen was in place under the open “Everyone is a Winner!” I had ap- None. of the church ordered a DVD video east wing of the 4-H building for proached her for the data I need program which featured youth showing swine. (In my vocabulary for this report concerning her and In Other Business: groups in many beautiful settings they are called hogs or pigs!) The the judges. I was reminded that The city offices will be closed on Mon- who led in singing and dance mo- events began with the larger ani- the horse show had already taken day, Sept. 5th in observance of the legal tions of gospel campsite-like action holiday. mals judged by Tawnie DeJong. place in June in Kadoka. This year songs. Those background scenes Kaycee Jones was the organizer. the weather was great for this an- were of lakes, mountains, forests, The next Regular Council Meeting will be She is the 4-H advisor for Haakon, nual event with temperatures in held on Tuesday, Sept. 6, at 7:00 p.m. in ocean shores and even city streets. Jackson, Jones, and Mellette coun- the middle 80s and no threat of the Community Room. The words of the songs were also ties and has an office in the storms.

With no further business to come before the Council, Mayor Vetter declared the meeting adjourned at 6:27 p.m.

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Dams, dugouts, MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE: Weekend Evening Aide. Nursing: P35-4tc CLASSIFIED P OLICY I won and congratulations on building sites. Our 40th year. Aug. 13: 8 to Noon, 304 Myrtle RN, LPN, CNA / Nurse Aide. PLEASE READ your classified your 50 years in business in Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. Ave., Philip. Bikes, trike, crib, Housekeeping: FT position. ad the first week it runs. If you Philip. PR11-tfn little girls & young boys clothes, Maintenance: FT maintenance see an error, we will gladly re- Chip Kemnitz uniforms, home decor, much tech. Experience preferred. NOTICES /W ANTED run your ad correctly. We ac - NEED A PLUMBER? Licensed more. P35-1tp plumbing contractor for all your P34-tfn VENDORS WANTED: 4th Av - cept responsibility for the first indoor plumbing and outdoor HELP W ANTED enue Floral & Gifts will be host - incorrect insertion only. Rav - water and sewer jobs. 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See Craig, Diana, Sauntee plication or email your contact MAN SHEPHERD : Previously wood School is looking for two info and resumé to: greg@fresh - bought from a local resident. THANK Y OU or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or para-professionals for 8 hours 11:00 a.m. call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- startgas.com PR49-tfn Would like to speak with again. We would like to thank every - per day, 32 hours per week. If Call Kelly 970-381-1450. one for the cards and well Profit Deadline 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; interested, please send your re - wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn HELP WANTED: Looking for KP34-2tc wishes we received for our 50th Fridays at Noon sumé, letters of reference and parts person for John Deere anniversary. It is great living in application to the New Under - dealership. Excellent pay pack - FREE! Your name added to my a community where we cele - wood School, Box 128, New Un - ads@pioneer- age with benefits, 401K, paid va - mailing list. Receive money mak - brate each others happy events derwood, SD 57761 by Aug. 18. cation, paid holidays, medical, ing offers! Write: Rayborn, 1111 together. review.com FARM & R ANCH Application is on our website. profit sharing and production Hwy 29, Wiggins, MS 39577. We pray for God’s blessings RYE & TRITICALE SEED: Call 754-6485 for information. 859-2516 bonuses. Great work environ - WP34-2tp upon each of you just as He has Cleaned and ready for fall seed - EEO. PR51-1tc ing. Bulk/Bulk Bags. Huge sav - ment. Apply at Grossenburg Im - blessed us throughout our mar - ings on seed costs. Dakota’s plement in Philip. Will train the riage. NOW HIRING: Coyle’s Super - right peson. P33-tfn REAL E STATE Terry & Karen Pinney Best Seed 605.337.3318, www. Valu, Philip, is now taking appli - FOR SALE: 14’x70’ mobile home dakotasbestseed.us PR51-4tc cations for adult full-time or HELP WANTED: Assistant man - in Philip. 4 bedrooms, 2 addi - The family of Cecil Remington part-time positions; also, after ager at Pizza Etc. in Philip. tions, 8’x16’ covered deck. Must would like to send a heartfelt INVITING BIDS: Approximately school & weekend carry-outs. 310 acres of summer fallowed Wages DOE and responsibilities. be moved. 545-4586. P35-3tp thank you to everyone who Stop in & pick up an application Also looking for full time or part called, visited, sent food and land for this fall or next spring’s or call 859-2727. P35-4tc planting and 250 acres of stub - time help, evenings/weekends. LOTS FOR SALE: Residential meals, cards and memorials, Hey Must be 16. Apply in person. use. 2 miles south of Philip, ap - thoughts and prayers. Thanks ble for next spring’s planting. HELP WANTED: Cashier, full P32-tfn prox. 2-1/2 acres each. Jerry to everyone who helped in any Contact Don Anderson, Wall, time, year round, not seasonal, You! 279-2235. PW35-tfn Kroetch, 859-2761 (after 5:00 way the day of the services and 2-10 p.m. shift, some weekends, BUS DRIVERS: Kadoka School p.m.) P34-2tp the luncheon that followed. must be over 21, wage DOE. is seeking applications for the Special thanks to Pastors HAY HAULING available. Li - Apply at Kadoka Gas & Go, 837- It’s time to start thinking Long Valley bus route and extra FOR SALE: 2001 16’x80’ Schult Harold Delbridge and Wes censed to haul in state or out of 2350. K35-2tc about preconditioning shots state either solid big rounds or curricular bus drivers. Applica - mobile home, $20,000. 3 bed - Labrier for their spiritual support and pour-ons! tions are available on the web - rooms, 2 baths, large living room and services. To Marlow and big squares bales. Call for de - HELP WANTED: Truck Competitive pricing!! site www.kadoka.k12.sd.us and open to kitchen with island, Randy at Kinkade Funeral Fly Control Products, Straw Hats & Tack tails, 605-390-5506, for truck - Driver/Hay Grinder Operator. ing help. Also have Black Angus can be mailed to Kadoka Area master bedroom with bathroom Home for their compassion, pro - CDL required. Will train. Com - School, Attn. Jamie Hermann, and walk-in closet. Located on fessionalism and friendship. To bulls, good for cows and heifers. petitive wage. Average 50 hours Call 605-390-5535 for bulls. PO Box 99, Kadoka, SD 57543. large lot with many beautiful Sylvia Rhoden and Shirley Jones’ per week. Call Brock Smith at P34-5tc For more information contact trees in Philip. Can also be Baker for the beautiful music. Saddlery, Bottle & Vet 605-441-2535. P35-tfn Supt. Jamie Hermann at 837- moved. Contact Ethel Whitcher, Thanks to the doctors and Locally owned & operated 2171. EOE. K32-tfn 993-6131 or Jessie Sharp, 441- staff at Rapid City Regional, ANGUS YEARLING BULLS, 859-2482 • Philip PHILIP PIT STOP: F/T 2-10 2763. PR49-4tc Sturgis Regional, Sturgis Senior great calving ease, dispositions, p.m. shift. Starting wage structure, length, and carry HELP WANTED: Various posi - $10/hr. Stop in to apply. 409 tions at The Steakhouse in down. Add pounds from Free - Laimer Ave., Philip. P34-4tc dom and Bismarck bloodlines Philip. Stop in to apply or call 859-2774. P30-tfn without increasing difficulties. HELP WANTED: The Town of Easy fleshing bulls from good Quinn will be hiring someone to Statewide Classifieds cows. Half brothers too. Schaaf plow streets, park maintenance Angus Ranch, 605-390-5535/ and miscellaneous jobs, hours ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS statewide for only $150.00. Put the South 515-1502. P34-5tc MISC . F OR S ALE will be limited. Applicant must FOR SALE: High lift recliner, Dakota Statewide Classifieds Network to work for you today! (25 words for have a clean driving record. $600; and Quanum medical FOR SALE: 160 acres of farm - Wages will be negotiated by ex - $150. Each additional word $5.) Call this newspaper, 605-859-2516, or ground in western Stanley Co. electric chair, $2,500, OBO. Call perience. Applications may be 515-3553. WP51-1tp 800-658-3697 for details. Contact 605-441-0069. P34-3tc obtained by calling Debbie at 515-3172. Applications must be FOR SALE: 20’x20’ shed (in ANNOUNCEMENTS SDCL Chpt 9-14. Primary duties offer competitive pay and excellent FOR SALE: Big round straw mailed to Town of Quinn, PO bales, John Deere Walker com - Philip), built by MBC. $2,000. include providing accounting ad - benefits. Contact Human Re - Box 11, Quinn, SD, 57775 by 545-4586. P35-3tp FARMERS-BRING PROFIT back to bine, heavy. $35/bale. Call August 31. PW34-4tc the farm. See how you can in - vice and counsel to the Mayor, De - sources at (605) 673-9418 for Truett Fitch, 859-2334. P33-4tp partmental heads and City more information or log onto FOR SALE: (2) 10’x10’ sliding crease bushels inside your bin, SUBWAY IN PHILIP: Now hiring reach targeted moisture content & Council. Business, Management www.regionalhealth.com to apply. WANTED: Acres to harvest. (3) doors with covered track. Call or closely related major with EEOC/AA. for F/T & P/T shifts. Wage DOE. Curt Arthur, 859-2402, save $ with IntelliFarms’ BinMan - John Deere STS combines with Stop in to apply, 409 Larimer ager- For demo, Contact Charles, coursework and/or experience in MISCELLANEOUS draper heads, full support evenings, or leave message. Ave. P34-4tc Cell-281-900-6849, cthames@In - governmental accounting pre - equipment. Family operated $150 ea. P35-2tp 2017 TOURS- May: 10-day Ger - telliFarmsND.com 0% Financing ferred. Minimum of One (1) year with over 20 years experience. many tour, $2995 all inclusive. Available. experience in financial and office Call 515-491-2955. PR44-7tp accounting required. Must be eli - July: Norway only $3195. Septem - TEACHER RENEWAL CREDIT gible for bonding. Excellent bene - ber: Sicily & Italy. Call: Vi Ranney available from NSU Back-to- fits package. Salary negotiable at Yankton-605-665-3596. Excel - Home: (605) 837-2945 PetersBrent Excavation School Workshop and Course. DOQ. Open until filled. Submit lent quality- low price. Peters Cell: (605) 381-5568 Participate in workshop live via In - letter of interest, detailed resume LIFE ALERT. 24/7. One press of a Excavation work of ternet streaming or DDN 8:30- and application to: Attn: Finance button sends help FAST! Medical,  $#  " Located in noon (CT) Aug. 17. The online Office Opening, Finance Office, W ALL types! Kadoka, SD Fire, Burglar. Even if you can’t Backhoe one-credit course runs 08/22- City of McLaughlin, P.O. Box 169, !" #"! W reach a phone! FREE Brochure. Trenching 12/14. Contact Monica or Tiffany W McLaughlin, SD 57642. CALL 800-819-5662. 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Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. 16 Pioneer Review • August 11, 2016 Tyler Bowling Public Affairs Specialist | Social Security Administration John Thune U.S. Senator from South Dakota The following is a column from even apply for Extra Help to pay •Get a replacement SSA-1099 Doug Walker, Deputy Commis - for the costs – monthly premiums, or SSA-1042S for your taxes; and Celebrating National It is not uncommon for main It is not only the paid medical sioner, Communications annual deductibles, and prescrip - •Replace your Medicare card. Health Center Week street in rural communities staff who are to be commended, it A Constant Quest to Improve tion co-payments – related to a We frequently review our online Aug. 7-13 is National Health throughout South Dakota to have is the volunteers across the state Our Online Services Medicare prescription drug plan. services looking for new and useful Center Week in America, and it is a post office, gas station, small who dedicate their time at com - We know you’re busy and need In addition, by opening a personal enhancements to meet our cus - a great opportunity to recognize grocery store or market, and pos - munity health centers. Recogniz - ways to be more productive. Our my Social Security account, you tomers’ changing needs. Your and celebrate the health care pro - sibly a traffic light or two – not ing the enormous benefit provided online services make it possible for can keep track of your earnings feedback is important to us when fessionals who make small com - much more than that. Just be - by these volunteer health profes - you to conduct business with us and verify them every year by re - deciding how we can better serve munity health centers across the cause some South Dakotans sionals, last year I reintroduced when and where it’s convenient for viewing your Social Security you, so use this blog to let us know. country a reality. choose to call small town America legislation that would encourage you. Our goal is to provide you Statement. You can get an instant We continue to use updated tech - These physician assistants, home does not mean they are less additional volunteer opportunities with world-class service and our benefit verification letter or one nology and innovative ideas to ex - nurse practitioners, nurses, doc - deserving of the health care that at these kinds of facilities. My bill, online services are a convenient, stating that you don’t currently re - pand our online services at tors, dentists, and others play a is often available in more popu - the Family Health Care Accessi - cost-effective, and secure way for ceive benefits, never received ben - www.socialsecurity.gov. And al - pivotal role in creating rural ac - lated areas. The health care pro - bility Act, would change federal us to better serve you. efits, or are waiting for an answer though our online services can be cess points for South Dakotans fessionals who choose to practice law to lift malpractice coverage On our website, you can apply on your application for benefits. handled easily from the comfort of who live in areas where the near - in these smaller communities burdens that are a barrier to vol - for retirement, spouse’s, disability, If you receive benefits, you also your home or office, our in-person est hospital could be an hour or should be applauded because unteerism for some providers. and Medicare benefits. You can can: services are still available to you. more away. The centers them - without them, the community Doing so will make it easier for use our benefit planners to calcu - •Change your address or tele - We are committed to meeting your selves are an important part of the members who rely on these facili - those who wish to donate their late your future benefits. You can phone number; needs and preferences in how you community, and they help create ties would be forced to travel long time and services to these health also find answers to your fre - •Start or change your direct de - like to conduct business with us. a seamless transition to quality distances and likely incur higher professions shortage areas. quently asked questions. You can posit; health care for rural patients. costs along the way. We have also looked at new and cutting-edge ways to help allevi - ate some of the problems faced by long distances between health care facilities. For example, if a patient at a community health center required specialized care or FREE examination, what if distance no Bar alad Juke Box longer mattered? That is where S le F telehealth technology can play an ailab riday N Av ! The Steakhouse & Lounge ights important role. Telehealth is the nch at Lu Open Daily Monday thru Saturday Downtown Philip Reservations: 859-2774 way of the future, so we should do all we can to embrace this innova - Lunch Specials: Monday thru Friday • 11:00 to 1:30 ~ Call for specials! Regular Menu Available Nightly! tive technology. I cosponsored leg - Package islation earlier this year that Liquor & would expand telehealth services and make it easier for Medicare Wed., Friday, Casino Tues., Mon., patients to connect with their doc - August 10 Thurs., August 12 Sat., August 9 August 15 tors and other providers without Indian Taco August 11 Chicken August 13 having to travel long distances to Ribeye Prime Rib or Taco Walleye Fried Prime Rib do so. This legislation, the Creat - Special Sandwich Salad Steak ing Opportunities Now for Neces - sary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) Act, is another initiative that would help create higher quality care for pa - tients in rural South Dakota. While no two states in the coun - try are the same, nearly every state from New York to California WEBSITE ADDRESS: faces certain challenges in rural PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION health care. With a little hard www.philiplivestock.com 859-2577 work, those challenges can be Email: [email protected] Philip, SD turned into opportunities, and PHILIP, SOUTH DAKOTA that is exactly what we are seeing TUES., AUGUST 9, 2016 BOB THORSON - PHILIP HERBERT KAISER - HERMOSA here in South Dakota at commu - Had some good yearlings with many 7...... BLK STRS 914# ...... $137.50 1...... X BRED COW 1100# ...... $81.50 nity health centers that are serv - MIKE LIVERMONT - BELVIDERE JERRY STOUT - KADOKA ing patients and fighting to keep being in packages. Good aggressive 14 ...... RED & BLK HFRS 801# ...... $145.00 6...... CHAR COWS 1506# ...... $82.00 them healthy. market on both yearlings and weigh-ups. HARVEY FITZGERALD - HERMOSA 12...... CHAR COWS 1678# ...... $80.50 Weigh-ups and Horse Sale next week. 9...... RED & BLK HFRS 653# ...... $140.00 RICK FOX - HERMOSA Special yearling sale in two weeks. JEREMY MEEKS - SCENIC 1...... BWF COW 1365# ...... $80.00 5...... BLK HFRS 902# ...... $139.50 MIKE NELSON - PHILIP Markets FEEDER CATTLE: STERLING RIGGINS - WANBLEE 4...... BLK COWS 1494# ...... $80.00 Midwest Cooperatives LANDERS LIVESTOCK - HOT SPRINGS 9...... BLK HFRS 884# ...... $138.50 TOM MILLER - RED OWL End of Day 8/8/16 58 ...... BLK STRS 891# ...... $148.00 WILLIAM WELLER - KADOKA 1...... BLK COW 1435# ...... $80.00 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.27 55 ...... BLK STRS 955# ...... $142.50 16...... BLK HFRS 902# ...... $136.75 MATTHEW JONES - MIDLAND 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.10 54...... BLK STRS 953# ...... $142.25 JERRY GRIMES - KADOKA 1...... BLK BULL 2015# ...... $104.00 Milo ...... $2.15 55 ...... BLK STRS 972# ...... $141.25 23 ...... RED HFRS 917# ...... $136.00 RON & ELAINE KLEINSASSER - CAPUTA Corn ...... $2.35 SIDNEY FAIRBANKS - PHILIP ROD ANDERS - ELM SPRINGS 1...... BLK BULL 1815# ...... $104.00 Millet ...... $6.25 SFS Birdseed ...... $15.75 58 ...... BLK STRS 989# ...... $140.75 7...... BLK & BWF HFRS 881# ...... $136.00 B & K RANCH - NORRIS TERRY & DEB MCPHERSON - PIEDMONT TOM SIMMONS - NEW UNDERWOOD 1...... BLK BULL 2000# ...... $103.00 41...... RED & BLK HFRS 844# ...... $141.75 18...... BLK HFRS 1009# ...... $132.00 CHANE COOMES - MANDERSON ROSETH BROTHERS - MIDLAND 3...... BLK COWS 1362# ...... $80.50 25 ...... BLK & BWF HFRS 846# ...... $140.50 WEIGH-UPS: BRYCE KAISER - HERMOSA Weekend TOM O'ROURKE - INTERIOR TOM KAISER - HERMOSA 1...... BWF HFRT 920# ...... $106.00 30...... BLK HFRS 855# ...... $140.00 1...... BWF COW 1330# ...... $80.50 BILLY AMIOTTE - WANBLEE BRAD ROGHAIR - OKATON 1...... X BRED COW 1125# ...... $90.00 1...... BLK COW 1440# ...... $80.50 Weather 5...... BLK & BWF STRS 603# ...... $155.00 1...... BLK HFRT 1045# ...... $116.00 1...... RWF COW 1175# ...... $80.00 Friday: Sunshine and MARK BUCHHOLZ - PHILIP 1...... BLK HFRT 1075# ...... $107.50 JEFF & DEANN BARBER - ENNING some clouds. High 6...... BLK STRS 670# ...... $154.00 1...... BLK HFRT 1040# ...... $101.00 1...... CHAR BULL 1970# ...... $103.00 around 85F. Winds NNW at 10 to 20 mph. DALE YOUNG - WANBLEE MERLE & LINDA STILWELL - KADOKA KELLY RIGGINS - PHILIP Friday Night: Partly 11 ...... BLK STRS 751# ...... $150.50 1...... BLK BULL 2040# ...... $108.00 1...... BLK BULL 1955# ...... $103.00 1...... CHAR BULL 2210# ...... $101.00 DANIEL KRUSE - INTERIOR cloudy skies. Low 57F. Winds 9...... BLK HFRS 706# ...... $142.00 NNW at 5 to 10 mph. JOE AMIOTTE - INTERIOR BRETT GUPTILL - INTERIOR 1...... BLK BULL 1865# ...... $102.00 5...... RED & BLK HFRS 798# ...... $143.00 1...... BLK BULL 2080# ...... $106.00 TOM GRIMES - KADOKA Saturday: Sunshine SAM STODDARD - NORRIS DELBERT HICKS - ALLEN 1...... BLK BULL 1985# ...... $100.00 and some clouds. A 17...... CHAR & RED STRS 856# ...... $142.50 1...... BLK COW 1240# ...... $84.00 GARY & JULIE NIXON - PHILIP stray shower or thun - 35 ...... RED HFRS 770# ...... $144.00 JOHN BAUMAN - LONG VALLEY 1...... BLK BULL 1740# ...... $100.00 derstorm is possible. QUINT & JODY MORELAND - RED OWL 1...... BLK COW 1385# ...... $82.00 High 82F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. Saturday Night: A 4...... CHAR STRS 730# ...... $140.50 BOB HELMS - CREIGHTON few clouds from time to time. HAR TRS 1...... RED COW 1410# ...... $81.50 5...... C S 624# ...... $138.00 Low 57F. Winds light and vari - able. Sunday: Sunny skies. High 89F. 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