$ 00 Inclu1des Tax No. 20, Vol. 110 Philip, South Dakota 57567 Thursday, January 7, 2016 www. pioneer-review.com Shriner Circus may come to Philip Philip City by Del Bartels remodel the Rock & Roll Lanes The Philip City Council was ap - bowling alley. They plan on re - Council proached during its Monday, Jan. modeling the inside, and removing 4 meeting about the possibility of 20 feet of the north wall to expand the city hosting a Shrine Circus. the building another six feet. The ends 2015 Shriners Joel Stephens, Kevin permit comes with the stipulation Neuhauser and Mitch Norman that building codes be followed. said they were on a fact-finding The December police depart - business mission. They are looking for sup - ment report showed 42 calls, 19 by Del Bartels port from the city for maybe even warnings and two citations. The The Philip City Council closed up this summer, with a proposed date street department was praised for 2015 during a Tuesday, Dec. 29, of July 10, for the Shrine Circus to its labors during the Christmas meeting. set up and perform at the Philip snow storm in clearing the streets The on-going problem of a seem - Roping Arena. They are looking as best they could. ingly abandoned airplane at the for support in funding, promotion The total of over $81,451 for Philip Airport will see legal action and manpower. bills pending as of Jan. 4 included if current owner Demeon Brown “We would like to give back a membership dues for various as - does not pay the defaulted hangar little to the community,” said sociations that the city belongs to. lease. City attorney Ryan McK - Neuhauser. “Shriners are also These include South Dakota Mu - night said that nothing has hap - farmers and ranchers, and June nicipal League, Police Chiefs As - pened though Brown knows what and July are a busy time of the Del Bartels sociation, Airport Management is going on. The plane has had sev - year. Don’t know if we can get our Representing the Shriners during a fact finding mission at the city council meeting for a possible Shriners Association and others. eral different owners since its ar - ducks in a row for this year, but circus coming to Philip were, from left, Joel Stephens, Kevin Neuhauser and Mitch Norman. The council was represented at rival at the Philip Airport. It is not maybe in the future.” the Haakon County hazard miti - in running condition, and, though Mayor Mike Vetter said, “I pecially for running the conces - The possibility, the costs and approved as the 2016 city attor - gation plan meeting, Jan. 6, in the the hangar is a protected building, think it would be great to have a sions and novelty booths, and in the availability of manpower of ney. Eleven legal holidays will be Philip Ambulance Service build - rodent damage is not to be unex - circus in town.” But, he continued, getting the word out. Some sug - hosting a circus in Philip will be observed for time off for city em - ing. pected for a vehicle left unattended the city usually has to budget for gestions on possible willing labor further looked into. ployees. Mayor and council member pe - for so long. such an event. The 2016 city included the Philip Volunteer Fire In other business, the city coun - The council approved the 2016 titions can begin circulating no Bills pending as of Dec. 29 to - budget has already been set. “I Department, Philip Masonic Tem - cil approved its annual resolutions list of Philip Volunteer Fire De - earlier than Jan. 29 and must be taled over $110,560. This includes think it’s fair to say the city is ple, chamber of commerce, local and appointments for 2016. These partment volunteers. Currently filed with the city finance office by over $85,011 to the South Dakota willing to give support – just need farmers/ranchers and other included again adopting a discrim - there are 36 on the list. The coun - Feb. 26. Department of Transportation for to hear the numbers.” He later groups and organizations. ination resolution. cil declared appreciation of all the It was approved for Finance Of - the sidewalk/lighting project done added, “We are more than willing The local Shriners would benefit The official depository for the volunteers on the PVFD. ficer Monna Van Lint to attend a this summer on Larimer Avenue. to help if we can.” from organizational experience of city of Philip is still the First Na - The council approved, without South Dakota Government Fi - The council thanked West Central Council member Brit Miller, the Shriners in the Bison/Buffalo tional Bank in Philip. The finance any changes, last year’s city rates nance Officer's School planning Electric for donating work to move also wears the hat of Philip Cham - area. A Shriner Circus has been officer or the deputy finance offi - and fees for 2016. The council also meeting in Ft. Pierre, Feb. 2. electric poles during this project. ber of Commerce president. He successfully held up there for cer are still authorized to pur - approved last year’s city penalties, City offices will be closed Jan. The next largest bill is over would rather see the money come many years. All proceeds go to - chase certificates of deposit for the fines and fees for 2016. The mayor 18, in observance of the legal holi - $12,576 for skid steer loader at - from the chamber than the city. ward the nation’s Shriners hospi - city as they deem appropriate. and council accepted the same day. The next regular city council tachments. Stephens cautioned that there tals and to the transportation of The official newspaper for the salaries as last year for this year. meeting is Monday, Feb. 1, in the The council was given an update are a lot of things that go into it. children and their families to city is still the Pioneer Review. A building permit was approved Haakon County Courthouse com - on sewer relining concerns. The The project needs manpower, es - those hospitals. Kjerstad McKnight Law has been for Jason and Marlis Petersen to munity room, starting at 7:00 p.m. lining seems to be in passable, if not good, condition. The televising report did note a concern of grease in the pipes. Most likely that ille - gally dumped grease has been Jimenez activity director for Philip Nursing Home there for many, many months and has not been increasing in severity. by Del Bartels get everybody to participate at the level Noodle ball is rough and tumble round-robin table tennis The council approved a 2016 Since the end of October, Ruthi they are able to.” with multiple balloons and half-length swimming pool noo - commercial garbage hauler’s li - Jimenez has been adjusting to her re - Jimenez is assisted by Georgia dles. Jimenez said it is pretty impressive when you see the censes to Heartland Waste Man - sponsibilities as the new full-time activ - Moos, who, though having other respon - residents around the table doing this exuberant activity. agement and Waste Connections of ity director at the Philip Nursing Home. sibilities in her restoration therapy posi - Activities include lots of different meaningful interac - South Dakota, doing business as Jimenez comes to Philip by way of Wis - tion, does her own part in encouraging tions, with more to come in the future. These activities are Walker Refuse. consin. She moved here in May to work residents to participate and stay physi - meaningful because, whatever the method, the goal is to Year-end sales tax revenues for as the co-manager for the local motel. cally and mentally active. get the residents engaged, to get conversations started, to 2015 totaled over $561,627, up over That job did not need two people doing it. “Activities and restorative ther - get people to share and reminisce about their pasts. One $71,750 from 2014. City sales tax Since then, she tried a commuting posi - apy are important aspects of long term resident told Jimenez that such things bring life back to revenues have been increasing tion with the South Dakota Department care,” said nursing home administrator them. “That’s what I’m there for,” said Jimenez. since 2009. “Can’t thank the people of Human Services. Seeing the local Kent Olson. “Keeping residents mentally When the lack of space limits large group activities, enough for shopping locally,” said nursing home position in the newspaper, and physically active within their ability Jimenez encourages residents to participate in a large Mayor Mike Vetter. “It’s outstand - she saw a way to do what she enjoys and contributes to their overall health.” range of one-on-one and small group activities. Like Tom ing.” not have to commute. Jimenez was of - According to Jimenez, group ac - Sawyer whitewashing a fence, Jimenez gets first one resi - A resolution has been approved fered, and took, the nursing home posi - tivities are limited because of shared dent, then two and then more to help with creating bulletin to combine a municipal election on tion. space. The largest open room is the din - boards, reading aloud, card games, crafts, anything to get Tuesday, April 12, with a school One of the reasons Jimenez wanted ing room. It, though, is busy during their minds going. Sometimes its one-on-one. “You’ll see me district election. This common the job is because of where it is at. “We meals and it has to be cleaned, cleared running around and bouncing around from room to room,” agreement affords for only one like it here. We are not leaving Philip,” and mopped after each meal. When it is said Jimenez. “It breaks my heart to open the door and polling place for the city, which is said Jimenez. available, Jimenez holds such programs some of the residents are just sitting there.” the Philip school library at the high Another reason for wanting the job so as live music, bingo, plinko, roulette, “Ruthi has been a breath of fresh air in the nursing school. It also allows shared costs much is her love for the nursing home residents and their table top bowling, noodle ball and other involvements. The home,” said human resources manager Jennifer Henrie. by the two entities. need to stay active and alert. “I want to make it special for first two generate the best turn-outs. “People who may not “She really connects with the residents and has ideas and City positions up for election in them, something they enjoy doing,” she said. She wants “to come out of their rooms, come out for these,” said Jimenez. energy to try things we haven’t done before.” 2016 include the mayor’s seat, cur - rently held by Vetter. Council members whose terms will be up are Brit Miller in Ward I, Marty Gartner in Ward II, and Trisha Philip area blood drive January 7 Larson in Ward III. Petitions for A blood drive is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 7 , at the same day. to two people’s lives. these seats can begin circulating no fine arts building from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Contact Jen - This is also a perfect time of year for first time donors to United Blood Services has expanded its rewards pro - earlier than Jan. 29. nifer Schriever at 685-8010 to make an appointment, or help patients who are counting on a volunteer to provide gram. Donors can earn points redeemable for movie and An executive session was held to call United Blood Services at 1-800-917-4929, or visit the blood that they need. Your donation will make a differ - restaurant gift certificates and other prizes. determine personnel salaries for www.bloodhero.com with sponsor code “philip.” ence for those who are fighting cancer, having a surgery, Anyone interested in donating at a local blood drive or at the city’s eight employees. The re - No flu for you? United Blood Services needs to stock hos - or facing an emergency. a donation center may contact Rapid City at 605-646-2625 sults can be viewed in the city min - pital shelves for this year’s flu season. If you are feeling Nearly 185 blood donations are required each week to or visit www.bloodhero.com to schedule an appointment. utes within this issue of the well, donate blood. During the fall and winter flu season, meet the needs of area hospital patients.” To save time, donors can fill out their health history ques - Pioneer Review. the service encourages healthy people to keep their dona - Eligible blood donors are encouraged to give regularly, tionnaire online at www.unitedbloodservices.org the day of Contact the city office for assis - tion appointments, since many regular donors find them - three or four times a year, to keep hospital shelves stocked their donation. tance in disposing of real Christ - selves fighting the flu excuse themselves. with blood. United Blood Services’ slogan is “Find the Hero To donate blood, volunteers must be at least 16 years old mas trees. If you have received the flu shot there is no impact on you in You.” Make time to save lives, or recruit others in your (16 year old donors need a minor donor permit which is City offices will be closed Jan. 18 donating blood. You can receive the shot and donate that place if you are unable to give. Each donation can save up available online) and be in good health. in observance of the legal holiday. January climate outlook for South Dakota South Dakotans can expect weather changes this January based on lesser amounts of snow cover allowing them a better opportunity to melt quieter than December, with the pattern shifting away from the storm data from the new National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration cli - out and warm up in time," he said. "The deeper areas of snow cover will track experienced in December." mate prediction center 30-day outlook. not likely melt off during the month." He added that historically, January is the lowest precipitation time "The outlook shows January 2016 weather to be different from De - Todey said that areas throughout the state and region with lighter of the year for South Dakota. "Snow cover is more than expected over cember in several ways, including temperature and precipitation," said snow cover should have a chance of melting out if little additional snow much of the state at the start January due to record snows in Decem - Dennis Todey, South Dakota state climatologist and South Dakota State falls. ber," Edwards said. University Extension climate specialist. Cold outbreak She referenced the fact that areas west of the Missouri and in the Todey explained that the January 2016 outlook shifts the temperature Computer models, although mixed on the strength and length, are southeast have more than a foot of snow on the ground, with at least a probability slightly, with above average chances for warmer tempera - projecting a cold outbreak in the middle January, said Laura Edwards, few inches of snow covering the rest of the state. "The snow is having tures only in the northern third of the state. "The rest of the state is SDSU Extension climate field specialist. an impact on conditions in several ways," she said. As mentioned, the listed as equal chances for below or above average temperatures," he "Even in an El Nino winter, some cold outbreaks are not unexpected," snow cover is helping keep temperatures somewhat cooler. said, noting that this is a slight shift from previous outlooks which had said Edwards. "This expected cold outbreak also contributes to the lower While temperatures have not been extremely cold to this point in the been very bullish on warmer than average temperatures overall for the likelihood of warmer conditions for the month as a whole." season, Edwards said that the snow cover in western, winter wheat whole state and region. Winter wheat benefits from snow cover. "The updated precipitation growing counties, has been advantageous for winter wheat as it provides "The shift is likely caused by a couple changes in conditions," Todey outlook is very El Nino-like," Todey said. "The northern edge of the state protection for the overwintering crop. said. With low winter sun angles and shorter days, Todey added that is included in below average chances for precipitation. El Nino is still "The recent consistent sub-freezing temperatures have also eased the current snow cover across the state will keep surfaces from warming influencing our winter weather." some livestock issues," she said. "Before the onset of colder temperatures as readily. He said that wetter than average areas are confined largely from Cal - in the latter part of December, many feedlot managers were reporting "Northern areas of the state and parts of North Dakota actually have ifornia across the southern United States. "Overall this month does look difficulties with muddy conditions." Now most of the feedlots are solid.

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times, most notably by the Fred - Fridge Door Notes & Reminders erick Manfred novel, Lord Grizzly. Call 859-2516 | [email protected] Dennis Daugaard Last August, 192 years after Glass’ ordeal, the community of JANUARY AARP/RTA MEETING … Plan to attend AARP/RTA /RSP Lobby Governor of South Dakota Lemmon hosted the first annual Day in Pierre on Tuesday, Jan. 26. The bus will pick up at Motel West at 8:45 Hugh Glass Rendezvous, a cele - a.m. and return at 3:45 p.m. Lunch will be served in the Capital Rotunda. Must bration of “mountain man” call 1-877-926-8300 for reservations. Hugh Glass and ing for game near the fork of the lifestyle and culture. It took place New Beginnings Grand River in what is today near Shadehill Reservoir in north - ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS & SENIORS … Did you know you As we turn the page on 2015 Perkins County. When he stum - ern Perkins County, not far from can practice your ACTs and SATs right here at your local community library? and welcome the new year, it’s a bled upon a grizzly bear and her the location where Glass was You can even prep yourself with College Admissions Essay Writing or prepare for your AP exam! To great time to look to the future. two cubs, Glass was severely mauled. learn how, contact librarian Missy Koester at 859-2442. Many of us will establish reso - mauled, leaving him unconscious Event co-host and artist John lutions for 2016. Whether it’s to and near death. Lopez, well-known for his unique AA & AL-ANON ... meetings will now start at 7:00 p.m. on Monday evenings. spend more time with family, get Two of Glass’ companions vol - metal sculptures, unveiled an ex - the household budget under con - unteered to stay until he died, to traordinary piece depicting Glass To have your NON-PROFIT meeting listed here, please submit them by calling: 859-2516, or e- trol, lose a few pounds or visit a bury him properly. Before he defending himself from the griz - mailing to: ads@pioneer-review. com. We will run your event notice the two issues prior to your special place, the new year brings passed away, the two men placed zly. A historic marker, located event at no charge. an opportunity for new begin - him in a shallow grave and left. nearby, is dedicated to Glass and nings. After they had abandoned him, his epic journey. The final line On Jan. 8, 20th Century Fox Glass regained consciousness. reads, “Whatever the details, it will release a Leonardo DiCaprio Soon after, he began crawling to - was a marvelous show of stamina movie entitled, “The Revenant.” If ward the nearest settlement, Fort and courage.” Lookin’ Around you’re wondering, a revenant is Kiowa, nearly 200 miles away at The opportunity to start fresh Syd Iwan | [email protected] “one who has returned, as if from the Big Bend of the Missouri often comes in an unexpected way. the dead.” The film is based on the River. I am excited for the possibilities in story of Hugh Glass, a trapper and Glass managed to survive the 2016 and I hope you have a great Everyday Stuff about. How many cows I have at and I take turns with feeding and any given moment is something I sleeping, but part of the time I was adventurer whose tale of renewal harrowing trip, eventually catch - year. Whatever may be your New Life is generally not about excit - don’t always know to the last hoof. on duty and, part of the time, she has South Dakota roots. ing up with the young men and Year’s resolution, I wish you the ing things you are doing. It tends to I gave my best estimate but, short was. It’s what we do, and it’s a con - In August 1823, Glass and a forgiving them. His tremendous stamina and courage of Hugh more often concern everyday stuff of driving around counting, which tinuing process. party of fur trappers were scout - ordeal has been retold several Glass. You can do it. that needs doing, and you are the I wasn’t about to do, that could Hunger, of course, raises its ugly one elected to do it. Today, for in - have been somewhat inaccurate. head from time to time and has to stance, involved fairly mundane ac - Who knows? Who cares? be appeased. First you have to fig - tivities such as replacing the Since it was Saturday with ure out what you’re hungry for, Country Praises burned out flood light above the church coming up tomorrow, there what is on hand, and so on. Then Del Bartels | 859-2516 | [email protected] kitchen sink. The pickup box was were details involved with that. I you need to prepare and eat what - also halfway full of white stuff from needed to make some dessert for ever you’ve decided on and clean up the recent snowstorm and needed the coffee time afterwards which I afterwards. We do have a dish - He was trying to slow when they much longer. He wanted to sleep. to be shoveled out and swept. tend to do most Saturdays. One of washer but haven’t bothered to use Till death do we must have left the road. The ditch Still, her voice sank in. It encour - There was some residual ice and the kids, too, would have been dis - it anytime in the last year. That He woke slowly. An enveloping engulfed them, then they hit the aged. It threatened. It challenged. whatnot in the very bottom that appointed if I hadn’t cut up cheese appliance is really only used to coldness was all he could feel. It sudden mound of a side road. He was being goaded into being couldn’t be removed short of using and salami for her to munch on store the plastic dishes and bowls took him a long time to see any - They must have rolled, eventually strong, if not for himself then for a blow torch, but, since God put it with crackers. Piano music needed one needs for leftovers and such so thing in the darkness. A warm, landing upright. her. Her voice was all he had to there in the first place, I guess I’ll to be organized as well. I play some it couldn’t actually be used to wash wet ooze dripped down one side of Her voice got through to him keep him wanting to live. leave it to him to remove the rest. before the service and then a prel - dishes without finding a new home his face. His head was pounding. again. He fought to stay awake. He fought on. Was the storm What was more, my indoor/outdoor ude right before it. I hadn’t previ - for those plastic things. They seem Finally he realized that he was She kept urging him. Their settling, or was it getting close to thermometer no longer gave me ously decided exactly what to play, to multiply over time. I should con - pinned against the car’s steering friends were waiting for a phone dawn, or was the light coming the outside temperature. This was and a little practice was a good idea sider throwing some of them away, wheel. call saying they had made it from rescue vehicles? He heard probably because the cold weather anyway. Earlier in the day, I’d but that is somehow hard to do. “Don’t try to move,” came his home. Their friends would soon different voices. A screeching of had made the somewhat-rundown filled the pickup gas tank so I Maybe one of these days. I guess wife’s voice. “Try to stay calm, but be worried. Help would come. metal must have been from extri - batteries in the outdoor sensor un - wouldn’t have to do that before I’ve never considered dishwashers stay awake. You have a bad con - The voice recalled how he had cation equipment. His neck was able to produce enough current to driving to church. I tend to run a to be labor-saving devices so they cussion. Help is on the way.” fought to win her hand. They braced and he was placed on a do the job. I replaced the batteries little late on Sunday mornings, and might as well be used for storage. He groggily obeyed. He tried to were married only a few months backboard. These new voices took after strolling through a snow bank having to fill the gas tank then Oh, yes. I did sneak in a little recall, through the hazy pain ago. Life was good. Now, he had over encouraging him to stay to the sensor, and that luckily gave wouldn’t help much. bookkeeping/accounting in trying throbbing in his head, what had to stay awake until help arrived. awake. He had a bad concussion, me a reading once more on my Through all of it, son Chance had to finish up last year and get happened. The previous evening She would not leave him. Her but he was going to make it. They desk. to be fed every four hours around started on this. Tax season fast ap - seemed so long ago, but it wasn’t voice recalled their wedding vows. were taking him to the hospital. Then, of course, there was the the clock through his stomach tube. proacheth, and it’s easier on the yet dawn. The two of them had They had agreed to use the old, Stay awake. mail to deal with. Most of it could This involves putting a can of for - nerves if you don’t leave everything been visiting friends. They had ig - traditional ones. “I promise to He did not know then just how be tossed willy-nilly into the trash mula into a gravity-feed bag, hang - until the very last minute. can, but a bill was there that ing the bag on a pole, connecting “What a boring life!” you might nored the storm warnings, know - love you, comfort you, honor and much his wife had done to keep needed to be paid, not to mention things, and starting the drip. Un - exclaim. Well, no, not really. The ing that they didn’t live that far keep you for better or worse, for him awake, to save his life. He one of those dreadful agricultural fortunately, due to a new formula thing is, all this stuff makes a per - out in the country. richer or poorer, in sickness and would never get over it. He would questionnaires from some govern - which doesn’t feed through very son feel somewhat useful. Cer - Actually, he had been driving health, for as long as we both never stop loving her. ment statistical service that should well, the process had to be checked tainly, Chance appreciates being fairly well, that is until the wind shall live.” Not very original, but Later, he was told that she had - be dealt with. There was no law fairly often. Naturally, it stopped fed and cared for. The other things whipped the snow sideways into a he had meant them. She had re - n’t made it. A doctor tried to com - that said I had to fill out the form, now and then and had to be are necessary for my family and me ground blizzard. Perception was cited the same vows, though she fort him, reporting that she had but I somehow felt I should do it restarted. This is apt to go on a to have a decent life so it’s okay. I wrong. The speedometer said felt they weren’t enough. died quickly, without pain. She anyway. It wasn’t much fun since while until we can revert to the old can live with it and, for the most they hadn’t even slowed down, The cold was settling in. The had died instantly. He realized some of the questions were about formula which probably won’t be part, enjoy it. It’s what I do. but the whiteout made it seem pain in his head was growing that he was alive because of their things I wasn’t completely sure for a week or two yet. Wife Corinne like they weren’t moving at all. numb. He couldn’t stay awake vows to each other.

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E-MAIL ADDRESSES: ADS : [email protected] • NEWS : [email protected] January 7, 2016 • Pioneer Review Rural Livin’ 3 Little Pasture on the Prairie SDSU Extension News Eliza Blue | [email protected] Peggy Schlechter, Community Development Field Specialist Extend That Invitation to Move people moved was because of a job keep it.” So if your family member have enough milk, the poor thing ar - gather at my heels while I milk, turned Home opportunity. And those who have has those entrepreneurial aspira - rived at the ranch even skinnier than away disgusted. "Get a handle on your By the time you read this article, moved, are much more likely to tions, this may be the time and the Rita's calf. His breeding is a mystery, herd!" they seemed to be saying as the gifts will have been unwrapped move again in the next five years place to follow those dreams. And I but the little fellow sports a coat that they slunk off. and perhaps you will be working on than those who live in their home - think many South Dakotans possess falls somewhere between mottled Over my head the sky was aglow your New Year’s Resolutions. We town. those entrepreneurial characteris - brown and mustard yellow. It rises with rose and lavender clouds, the often are able to celebrate with fam - So let me ask you this. If someone tics. After all, previous generations over his bony rib cage in odd, curling wind carrying them with its softly ily members who now live in other who has moved is more likely to didn’t come to South Dakota for a tufts as though some of his hair wants whispering breath. It was a beautiful locations, but make the trip “home” move again, and that person is will - job. They came to South Dakota and to grow, but the rest can't muster the morning. Exactly the kind of morning for Christmas or the New Year. How ing to move for a job opportunity, created a job. It’s in our blood to courage. Both calves walk like their that usually makes milking a pleasure, wonderful it is to spend time with would that person move back make our own living! legs are recently acquired stilts, and not a chore. I tried to ignore the racket those dear to us that we don’t get to “home” if there was opportunity So often we hear about our aging standing side by side, are about as and focus on the beauty, but it wasn't see often enough. available? Would that person appre - population, and our population is sorry a sight as I've ever seen. easy. Have you ever stopped to think ciate the closeness to family and the aging. So what are we supposed to His looks weren't the only problem. "Hiss, sloosh, hiss, sloosh." With about what it would be like if those sense of belonging? And the great do, just sit around and wait for our The first time around it took no more every pull on her udder, Rita lifted her family members moved back home? place to raise a family? rural communities to die? The pop - When Rita, my beloved jersey, ar - than a few days for Rita to soften to a manure-encrusted hoof to kick me rived on the ranch, we didn't know No, not home into your house, but Look at the classified ads in this ulation of the entire United States second baby. Her kicks at the little or - away, so nearly as much milk was back home to your community – or week’s local paper. In many of the anything about her history, including phan were as slow and half-hearted as splashing to the ground as was ending is aging so this isn’t an issue that we perhaps a nearby community. Have local weekly papers I read, there are whether or not she'd been previously her kicks at the flies, and before long up in the milk jar. I gritted my teeth, face alone. We hear about young hand milked. I was therefore overjoyed she let the little one nurse as if it were my head bowed down. I wasn't about you ever thought about extending many more help wanted ads than I people leaving rural areas for met - when she let me give it a try without a her own. During Rita's year-long vaca - to let her get the best of me; but be - that invitation for those who used to ever remember reading before. Are ropolitan areas. However we know problem. Rita was the only cow I'd ever tion, however, my once mild-mannered neath my feet, the ground was slick live in your community to move you sharing the information that job most people move because of oppor - milked, so I had nothing to compare gal developed an ornery streak. All with ice and frozen cow piles, and de - back home? If not, why? Don’t you opportunities exist? With an unem - tunity. What if we were able to help her to, but it didn't take any expert to summer, she terrorized the bottle spite my thick-soled boots, I was hav - think they would be interested? ployment rate in South Dakota of those people find or create opportu - see she was making it easy for me. She calves, and bullied the other nurse ing trouble keeping my footing. Maybe not, however it may make 3.6%, we need more people to fill nity right here? Right here in a happily munched cake and hay, while cows, until finally we had to put her in Just then, Rita shifted her weigh them feel good to know you would jobs for our economy to grow. How place where children can be raised I leaned my head on her smooth brown with the sheep, where she ruled with suddenly, no doubt to kick me more ef - like to have them closer. And who can a local business expand when breathing fresh air, away from flank and went to work. If she kicked, an iron hand, the flock giving her wide fectively. I tried to shift as well, but knows, they may be interested and there aren’t people available to hire crowded freeways, and close to ex - it was at flies, and it was half-hearted berth. slipped instead, sliding well within a little encouragement might be all in the community? tended family? Wouldn’t that be the and slow – easy to avoid. I've written So, I guess we shouldn't have been stomping range, my head just missing they need to explore options. Is telecommuting a possibility? best of both worlds for many? about this before, but it really felt like surprised when this time around, she the metal gate. Rita turned to glare at I know what it is like to live in a An article that was published in the My supervisor, Dave Olson, likes a revelation to get milk straight from was not interested in taking on a sec - me between the wood slats that con - different state and call home to hear Sioux Falls Argus Leader on Nov. 5, to say, “You can’t predict the future, the source. What a thrill! ond calf. Every morning and evening fined her, while the sheep laughed at about family events taking place 2015 says that South Dakota ranks That first spring I got quart jars full but you can direct it.” So what are we'd put her in the head catch with my misfortune. I scrambled to my feet, that I missed and really wanted to among the top 10 states for telecom - we doing to direct the future of our of sweet, fresh milk for our table, and cake and hay, then sneak the new calf still holding what was left of my milk. she raised a second calf too. I made yo - attend. I know what it is like to hear muting with telecommuting grow - community in a way that we want it in for a drink. "THWACK!" her hoof With less than a pint, I decided to call the laughter of family members in ing 103 percent in the past decade. gurt, cheese, and butter, and still had would crack against his skull as he it quits. She does outweigh me by to head? Are we actively involved in the background when I was visiting What about a business opportu - cream leftover for my coffee. Rita was tried again and again to steal a few about a 1000% after all. I walked back our community? Do we shop local? earning her keep and then some. I sips. I wondered if it would be possible to the house defeated as the calves on the phone and secretly wishing I nity? I challenge you to think of Do we invite people to move back couldn't imagine why everyone didn't to fit the poor guy with a protective drank up my butter, yogurt, and ice was there with them. And I know businesses in your community that home? keep a dairy cow. I milked on and off head gear, and even the man of the cream. what it is like to miss the bright may close within the next five years And if you are one of those people through the summer and fall, letting ranch, who is much tougher than me, Later that night I found myself look - stars in our clear nighttime sky, our because the owner wants to retire who moved away, but happen to be the calves pick up the slack if we went seemed a little worried. ing longingly at pictures on a website beautiful sunrises and sunsets, and and there is no one there to run the reading the paper while you are vis - out in the evening, or the fridge was Thankfully, that calf is a fighter, called 'South Dakota livestock for sale.' our lack of heavy traffic and stop business. Every business that closes iting over the holidays, have you too full. I hoped it was the beginning of and after a few weeks he got wise to On the site there is jersey listed who is lights, all some of the reasons that sends more tax dollars away from considered the opportunities avail - a long and beautiful friendship Rita's ways. By sneaking in just beside described as "docile" and "loves atten - led me to move back to South your community and you have fewer able here at home? We would cer - Then we preg checked and Rita her baby, he discovered he could fill his tion!" In photographs posted with the Dakota. products and services available in tainly appreciate having you return came up open. I was devastated. belly without suffering cranial dam - description, the cow mugs for the cam - According to the Pew Research your town. home. I was thankful our story didn't have age, and the head catch was no longer era, flashing big, chocolate brown eyes. Center, of those people in the United How about starting a business? Are you a community member to end there. We ran her with the bulls necessary. He has even started to fat - One shot features her owner effort - States who have lived in more than With today’s technology, most busi - that wants to know more about how all through the winter and spring, and ten up a little, though his adopted lessly milking her. In another, she has one community, nearly 40% say that nesses can be located anywhere. Ac - to direct your community’s future in September she gave birth to an itty- brother still looks as starved as ever. scaled the steps of a front porch and is the place they are living now isn’t cording to the South Dakota bitty red bull calf. Rita's first baby, but you aren’t sure where to start? Meanwhile, things were going better peeking impishly into the house. “home”. The same survey said that Governor’s Office of Economic De - Give me a call at 605-394-1722 and Ruthie, was stout and black like her for me. Rita still stood quietly when I Of course now I can't stop thinking angus papa. Other than a certain jer - many of those same people consid - velopment, South Dakota is the best ask about the Marketing Hometown milked, just as she had that first of this cow. I've revisited the website ered home to be the place they were place in the nation in which to do sey curve to her nose, Ruthie doesn't at spring. more than I care to admit just to stare America program or about the raised, or the place their family business. The websites states all resemble her skinny milk cow Until last week. at those pictures…I didn't know it was Small Business Beginnings courses mother. An excellent quality the man Two mornings in a row she was possible, but I think I am having an comes from, or the place they went “Study after study, ranking after that will be offered in Wall starting of the ranch would say. Rita's new calf, great about going into the stanchion, emotional affair with someone else's to high school. ranking. They all come back to the end of January. Let’s make 2016 however, is as scrawny as they come. and then a stinker once she got there. jersey. Still, I hope that Rita and I can In the United States, nearly 40 South Dakota as the one place a prosperous year for your commu - His hip bones are whittled so sharp I tried to ignore her naughtiness, milk - work it out – I don't want to break up. percent of our population lives in where you can earn money, and nity! they look dangerous, and all the rich ing the best I could while she kicked Apparently, she doesn't feel the the same area in which they were milk Rita has to offer can't change and shuffled and mooed loudly. On the same way. The man of the ranch just born. Think of your community. that. Unlike Ruthie, who had a bright, third morning, Rita was making such came in to tell me she busted through Does that statistic fit Philip, Wall, useful future as a nurse cow, Rita's a fuss the sheep figured they better the fence last night and took off, her Kadoka, or a neighboring commu - new baby has no marketable skills. It's come over to investigate. They gath - two babies in tow. She is out in the big nity? And what about you? Are you hard not to feel sorry for the little guy ered on the other side of the gate, pok - pasture with the other cows now. Per - living in your hometown? Why or even though the only thing wrong with ing their wooly noses in, adding their haps she thinks we need space to sort why not? him is his jersey genes. inquisitive "baas" to Rita's angry low - through our issues? The same survey conducted by There is also the downside of Rita ing. As soon as they realized Rita had For now, I guess I will be eating my the Pew Research Center asked peo - calving out of season. Putting another a pan of cake, their cries grew agitated, toast dry and drinking my coffee black. ple why they stayed in their home - calf with Rita makes a little extra and all eleven began to shove and And, I guess I have one explanation for town. The reasons people stayed money, and allows me to be a part-time bicker, thrusting their whole heads why not everyone keeps a jersey milker. But, while there are bum was because of the family ties, it through the metal piping to register around. was a good place to raise a family, calves on every corner in the spring, their displeasure. The calves, who I hate to admit it, but the dairy sec - and there was a strong feeling of be - finding one in the fall is a challenge. were also waiting on the other side of tion at the food store is looking better Which is how we ended up with what the gate, bucked and cried too. They and better… longing. The overwhelming reason might be the ugliest calf of all time. were hungry, and didn't see why I Born to a yearling who'd gotten acci - should be taking what was rightfully dentally pregnant, and therefore didn't theirs. Several barn cats who usually

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No booze! at midnight M.S.T. *** brother, Ray Formanek, was more loads of posts and they were some say that this is a perfect Door prizes of beef certificates We spent New Year’s Day alone Philip Bus Schedule: Trip to friends with brothers Frank and piled for many years on Dobby’s prayer. Meanwhile, I have the were drawn. Eileen Fitzgerald in our basement apartment con - Rapid City every Tuesday and Fuddy Hansen and that they had pasture over by the cemetery. Latin version now, so one New and Peggy Staben were recipients tent to be lazy, cozy, safe and Thursday. To go please call 605- many adventures together and Leslie, Frank, Fuddy and I spent Year’s goal is to memorize the of the first two drawings. I don’t warm. Along about the middle of 441-1495. Wall bus to Rapid City never got in significant trouble. countless hours and days building Pater Noster and then recite it know who received the third the afternoon, I decided to leave every Wednesday – leaves from Bobby Gene is my second cousin, houses, forts, rafts and structures (and sing it) to my sister who still drawing. my cozy den for a brief peek out - Philip. For questions please call or something like that, because of all types with them and baling can say it today. There were 23 registered for the side. At 30˚ it still felt a bit chilly, Kay Ainslie at 859-2670 or 441- his mom, Arlys, is the daughter of wire. Dobby had a well-con - Finally, on Sunday, we went to supper. A couple of folks left and but I did see my shadow and so 2449. Bud Hansen who is the brother of structed round corral over there the tasty breakfast cooked up by Jerry Neville was game master, predict that we will have at least *** my dad, Dobby Hansen. Bobby’s and several car bodies. That whole the Masons at the Bad River Sen - leaving 20 players for five tables. another couple of months of win - News from real name is Dwayne. Somewhere area, along with the cemetery, ior Center. Thank you! They will Court whist is quite different than ter! M.R. and Barbara Hansen in there Barbara told a joke – was a lucrative playground for provide this wonderful breakfast regular whist. Each game consists Seriously though, we do hope The city crews are still busy Knock knock. Who’s there? kids before TV and electronics, every Sunday during January and of four hands with various differ - that all who travel, did and will hauling off the immense piles of Dwayne. Dwayne who? Dwayne which generally rot the brains of February 7:30-10:30. Did you ent rules to be applied to each travel, safely. snow by the post office and else - the bath tub I’m Dwowning! young people. know that the sign on their front hand. Rules were written on Besides looking out for icy and where. Thank you for your great How many of you knew John Our condolences go out to the window was painted by Dobby and everyone’s score tally card. Most of slippery roads, one should always efforts. There are still many im - Cowan? Many of you older folks I family of Sonny Baye. I knew it is on the inside of the window? the time, there was a trump in - keep eyes peeled for those deer pressive piles along Pine Street. am sure. Mick Mortellaro knew Sonny Baye a little in the old This means that Dobby painted volved. There were six games dur - that dash out so unexpectedly. Later on, in the Rapid City paper him best of all. I remember one days. Sonny, along with Richard the lettering on backwards ! Also, ing the evening and those scoring Deer have a way of keeping the I noticed we are six inches above time seeing him drive his team Baye and Don Denke, overhauled in the center, there are displayed high at the end of each game, body shop busy. normal for this season. The sun and wagon in on Highway 73 and the engine on my motor scooter many old photos and a display of moved to the next table switching Usually both the deer and the will come out soon, such as today, stopping at Highway 14. We used when I was 13, so that must have an old flour sack from the time we partners. At the end of the vehicle owners are losers. Re - and start to melt it off anyway. to play at the dump and would ad - been 1959. I took the engine out had a flour mill in Philip. Does evening, the scores were totaled. cently Pastor Lauren Ley had one HAPPY NEW YEAR. On New mire a home built there using car myself and carried it down to anyone know the years we had a Though there was no prize for it, such encounter as he returned to Year’s Eve we took a bottle of bodies and the legend was that it Baye and Sons, or possibly Baye flour mill in Philip? Gary Stephenson had the high Philip from conducting a funeral. champagne and visited Chuck and belonged to John Cowan. Anyway, and Parsons. I don’t know the News from Loren Kiel score for the evening. It happened that he was meeting Etta. We agreed, or I suggested, he bought a semi load of cedar year they changed their name. I guess I am slipping or perhaps After more refreshments, the a car and his view was obscured that we toast the new year at 4:00 posts in 1957 and I helped him un - Anyway, they let me watch them an earlybird sleeping this time! Is party ended before the curfew and by the other car’s headlights. His p.m. and call it good. The load it. He asked me how old I was do the valves and rings and I it too late to wish you all a happy we arrived home in time for the 10 car received a lot of damage, but sparkling wine was called Asti be - and I said 11 years old. The third learned a lot. I remember my and prosperous New Year this p.m. news on TV. neither he nor his wife, Sarah, cause Chuck explained only wine guy on top of the load throwing motor scooter had a lot more January 4th? It will take a while Just for kicks, I stayed up to see were injured. from the Champagne region of power after that. to remember to always date the New Year arrive. I watched on I have encountered deer a cou - Fuddy knew Sonny Baye much checks as 2016. No, I did not cele - KOTA TV, the ABC Network cov - ple of times with minor damage to better than I did and he came on brate too much! I had no need for erage of the gala at Times Square my car. I have had numerous star - over for the memorial service on a designated driver. As it was, I in New York City during the final tling and scary close calls; most of We request a Jan. 1, 2016. Fuddy’s kids, Sheri - only drove a few blocks on New count-down as there were fire - them on country roads. dan and Emily, knew the Baye Year’s Eve for us to take in the works exploding and the huge ball Saturday evening, Jan. 2, Rose Card Shower kids and grew up together. Sheri - soup supper and court whist party descended down the tower the mo - and I attended the first of our 5:00 dan who lives in Rapid City, also at the Bad River Senior Citizen’s ment the clock struck 12:00 a.m. p.m. worship services at First in honor of Center. There was the traditional playing Lutheran Church. This is part of It was a real tame party, which and singing of “Auld Lang Syne.” the worship schedule rotation tak - one would expect with a bunch of I suppose many of you watched ing place in our four churches of Connie (Connolly) senior citizens and I am not talk - the same program. Of course, that Western New Hope Lutheran Parish. Each church takes its four month turn, so our Saturday serv - Vaughn ices end on the last Sunday of April. We will see how this sched - who will be celebrating her ule goes for us. We had slightly smaller attendance, but that may 80th Birthday have been partly because of it being a holiday weekend. on January 16, 2016. Following those services, Rose and I made use of a gift certificate and dined out at The Steakhouse to enjoy their prime rib steak. We Cards may be sent to: observed other folks there whom 27442 311th Ave. we know including some of the members of our church. Winner, SD 57580 Tuesday, Dec. 29, Rose and I were among those who attended Love, the visitation and chapel service at Rush Funeral Home in Philip Your Kids & Grandchildren in memory of Dolly Blucher and to celebrate her life. We know that continued on 14 January 7, 2016 • Pioneer Review Church 5 Obituaries

Cloreta Eisenbraun, age 88, member of the Presbyterian Kent Homer Morgan was born a point. He loved to invest a great Kadoka, S.D., died on Tuesday, Church, library board, a volunteer in Philip, S.D., and raised by lov - deal of time maintaining the Dec. 29, 2015, at her home in at the Wanblee Church and other ing parents on a farm at church camp for the purpose of ad - CKaldoorkea. ta Eisenbraun events in Wanblee. Wanblee was MKielensvti lHle. . HMe owrags aone of eight vancing the kingdom of God, while Cloreta Riggins was born in always home to her. children, the middle born in a set enjoying camping and four-wheel - Kingsley, Iowa, on Sept. 11, 1927, Cloreta told her children, “Let of triplets. ing with his grandkids and to Floyd and Maire (Dugan) Rig - me live until I die.” That she did. His school years were in friends. gins. She was the eighth of 11 chil - She was still boss. Cloreta did it Milesville and Philip, where he He is survived by his wife, dren. her way. worked as a John Deere mechanic, Twilla, five children, six grand - Cloreta started school in Union She is survived by three chil - meeting and marrying a local girl, children, three great-grandchil - Center, Iowa. In the early 1930s, dren, Randy (Laurie) Eisenbraun, Jeannine Anderson. There are two dren, four brothers, two sisters the family moved to Bear Creek, Gordon, Neb., Nancy (Rex) Totton, children, Carmen and Tyson, from and extended family and friends. west of Wanblee on the Pine Ridge Kadoka, and John (Lesa) Eisen - this marriage. He was preceded in death by his Reservation. The family moved braun, Rapid City; eight grand - Just before moving to Billings in parents and oldest brother. separately as there was not children and 14 the early 1970s, Kent came to a Viewing will be from 3:00 to enough money for all to come at great-grandchildren; one sister, saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, 8:00 p.m. MT Thursday, Jan. 7, at the same time. Faye Eisenbraun, Philip; a special with whom he is now enjoying Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary, Cloreta attended Garner School friend, Hellen Good, Kadoka; and eternal life. Shortly thereafter, he 1001 Alderson Ave., Billings, first through eighth grade. She a host of other relatives and met Twilla Schlecht and, in May Mont. started high school in Wanblee, friends. of 1981, they were married. They Services will be held at 10:00 then transferred to Interior and Cloreta was preceded in death raised three children, Chad, Janel a.m. Friday, Jan. 8, at New Life graduated from Kadoka High Nancy, Paul and John. They made by her husband, Marvin; one son, and Desiree. He supported his Church of Billings, Mont., as head Church, 3950 Temple Place. School in 1946. She then attended their home on the farm-ranch in Paul; a grandson, Shane Reutter; family as a sales agent until he re - usher, a partner with the men’s Condolences may be made on - Springfield Southern Normal. She Washabaugh County, where they her parents; seven brothers, Cecil, tired. ministry, where he often set up an line at www.michelottisawyers. took her state examination to re - resided until September of 2007 Rex, Lynden, Jerry Lee, Wayne, He was active in the New Life opening by sharing a joke to make com. ceive a teaching certificate in when they moved to Kadoka. “Tuffy” and Harold; and two sis - 1946. Later, she graduated from After Marvin passed in 2009, ters, Ercell Albin and Valene Per - Black Hills State College with a Cloreta went back to teaching ault. bachelor of science in education until 2014. A memorial is established. degree. Cloreta was a wife, mother, Services were held Monday, She began her teaching career farmhand and teacher. Over the Jan. 4, 2016, at the City Audito - at Sand Hill School in years she taught 63 years. All rium in Kadoka with Pastor Gus Washabaugh County. years were on the reservation. Her Craven officiating. Lloyd Martin Olson, age 94, pickup and his old tractors in the Cloreta was united in marriage pot of gold was listening to a child Interment was at the Kadoka Kadoka, S.D., passed away on fields around the farm. In 2011, he to Marvin Eisenbraun on June 21, read. Cemetery in Kadoka. Jan. 3, 2016, at the Philip Nursing enjoyed a family driving trip to 1947, in Kadoka. To this union She loved gardening and her Arrangements were with Rush HLolmoye. d M. Olson Oregon, where he visited his were born four children, Randy, John Deere tractor. She was a Funeral Chapel of Kadoka. Lloyd was born on June 24, grandchildren and great-grand - 1921 in Chamberlain, the only children. He enjoyed history child of Oscar and Lula (Behrns) books, watching baseball, square Olson. Lloyd’s first years were dancing with his wife, playing spent in Pukwana where his fa - cards with neighbors and friends ther owned a blacksmith shop. and relaxing in his easy chair in At age six, Lloyd moved with his later years. Lloyd was a long-time Harold Krogman, age 96, White try, the troops overseas and the family to a homestead eight miles member of the American Legion. River, S.D., passed away Dec. 28, economy. He was a member of the south of Kadoka. He attended Grateful for having shared his 2015, at his home. American Legion for 71 years. For grade school at Wells Community life are his daughters, Rita H Haarrolldd w aKs ar olifgelmonga rn esident of all those who knew him, or came School. When Lloyd was 14, his fa - Thomas, Medford, Ore., and Mellette County. He was born on in contact with him, we know he ther passed away and he and his Susan Olson of Phoenix, Ariz.; two the family homestead 10 miles was an elaborate storyteller who mother moved with other relatives granddaughters, Becky (Jason) north of White River on March 14, loved to share. and friends to Naches, Wash., house in the area that he had not Horvat, Portland, Ore., and 1919, to Frank and Agnes Grandpa Harold’s love for his where he attended high school been in or under to fix something. Melanie (Ryan) Ilten, Beaverton, “Macke” Krogman. He was the entire family and his ranch life and graduated in 1940. During Lloyd continued to reside on the Ore.; four great-grandchildren, youngest of 15 children. was exemplified every day of his high school, he worked at a dairy, farm until November 2013, when Ella and Logan Horvat, Portland, Harold was taken out of the life. His favorite times were those bottling and delivering milk in the he moved into the Kadoka Gate - and CJ and Avery Ilten, Beaver - house by his father at the age of with all of his family gathered early morning prior to attending way Apartments. ton; three nephews, Dan Brown of nine and told, “I don’t want to see around. Harold lived a full life of school. He and his mother re - Lloyd was a good-natured, easy- Puyallup, Wash., and Eddie and you hanging around here any - always planning, always positive, turned to South Dakota after he going, hard-working man who Corey Fisher, Kadoka; and a host more,” and so began the years of and always persistent. When graduated. lived a simple and content life. He of other relatives and friends. herding sheep. He attended school asked about his life, he replied, “I In 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. was known for his dry wit and his Lloyd was preceded in death by through the eighth grade. When have no complaints. I’ve had a Navy. After his discharge, he ability to fix “anything.” He was his wife of 62 years, Viola, on June asked why he didn’t attend high good life.” worked for the Bureau of Mines often the “go-to” guy for neighbors 1, 2015; his parents, sisters- and school, he replied “My dad told me Harold is survived by three near Oacoma until 1946 when he and friends who had a pump or brothers-in-law, Dora and Max he needed me to stay home and sons, Harold (Gail) Krogman, Jr., returned to the farm. In 1952, he washing machine that would not Brown, Kenard and Fred Fisher, work.” Mission, Ed (Susan) Krogman, began working for Mobil Oil deliv - work and would either coach them Eileen and Rollin Heinsohn; and a Harold was drafted into the Jr., Ed, Ben and Kristi. White River, and Ben (Wanda) ering fuel in addition to farming. over the phone or hop in his nephew, Milton Brown. United States Army in 1941, four Harold enjoyed fishing at home Krogman, White River; a daugh - On Friday, April 13, 1953, Lloyd pickup to provide assistance any Services will be held at 10:00 months prior to the bombing of but his love of fishing also took ter, Kristi (Levi) Newbold, White married Viola Fisher, whom he time of day or night. He lamented a.m. on Monday, Jan. 11, at the Pearl Harbor. He went to Ft. Han - him to the Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf River, 13 grandchildren; 28 great- met when he was six years old. the advent of computer chips that Presbyterian Church in Kadoka cock, N.J., then to Ft. Monmouth of Mexico, and the far reaches of grandchildren; and one sister, They made their home on his replaced ordinary mechanics as he with visitation one hour prior to where he was trained to do hand northern Canada. In years past, Louise Paulson, Shelton, Wash. farm, Olson Acres. In the follow - could no longer take something the service. key Morse Code. He returned to he spent days horseback tracking He was preceded in death by his ing years, two daughters, Rita and apart and tinker with it until he Interment will be in the Black Ft. Hancock as a Morse Code op - bobcats, hunting coyotes or trail - wife, Bessie; parents, Frank and Susan, were born. solved the puzzle. Lloyd had a gift Hills National Cemetery near erator. He was discharged from ing coon with greyhounds or coon Agnes Krogman; brothers, John, In 1957, Lloyd began working for remembering details of past Sturgis at 2:30 p.m. the same day. the Army Dec. 5, 1945 while sta - dogs at his side. Then came the Clem, Frank, Clarence, Louie, Bill for Hogen’s Hardware in Kadoka, events as far back as childhood Rush Funeral Home of Philip is in tioned in San Diego, Calif., and dog box in the Ford pickup loaded and Lawrence Krogman; and sis - where he spent the next 47 years and always had an entertaining charge of the arrangements. hitchhiked his way home to White with greyhounds off for a day of ters, Clara Adams, Lizzie Rass - as a handyman, plumber and elec - story to tell. In lieu of flowers, the family re - River. coyote hunting. As a youngster, he mussen, Pauline Stromer, Mary trician while also farming and Despite being henpecked by a quests that a donation be made to Harold’s first year out of the was well known for flushing out Walker, Kate Peterson and Annie raising a few head of cattle. He re - household of women, Lloyd treas - the Kadoka Ambulance Service, Army was spent working for his skunks and smelling like one! Krogman. tired from Hogen’s Hardware in ured his family and was proud of Kadoka Volunteer Fire Depart - brother, Louie, on the Webb place. Harold was an avid rattlesnake Services were held Jan. 2, 2016, 2004 at the age of 83. Due to his their accomplishments. During ment or the Philip Nursing Home Harold met Bessie Petr at the trapper. He trapped hundreds, at the Community Events Center long tenure at the hardware store, summer visits, he taught his in Lloyd’s memory. Pallmaters farm sale in 1946, and selling them to Reptile Gardens. in White River with Pastor Keith he said there probably wasn’t a granddaughters to drive his ’59 they were married Dec. 1, 1947, in He was Frontier Days rodeo chair - Moody officiating Winner. They spent the first year man for 35 years. Interment was at the White living on the Louie Krogman Harold was a World War II vet - River Cemetery in White River. ranch then returned to Bessie’s eran who always kept up on the Arrangements were with Rush Send obituaries, engagements & wedding write-ups to: family homestead. Four children news around the world. He was Funeral Home of Philip. were born to this union, Harold forever concerned about our coun - [email protected] There is no charge.

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859-2491 www.rushfuneralhome.com 6 Midland Area Pioneer Review • January 7, 2016 Stony Butte and Phil and I had Pat's Christmas Day – Renee games and had a chance to visit, gone sledding over Christmas Schofield, Ashley and Landon, too. Cloreta was a techer for 63 Midland break. There was a long hill that Kadoka, Todd and Barb Larson years. Over the years she taught gradually went downward, mak - and family, Sioux Falls, and Jim many of the basketball players Sonia Nemec | 843-2564 | [email protected] ing for good sledding – sure was a Larson, Hayes. Saturday, Pat's parents, as well as their grandpar - long way back up the hill. We got brother, Matt and Lisa Foley and ents in some cases. Karel shared a Good morning to you on this Vauman got to know Dolly when ers there to enjoy the day were Mom to go down once – but only Samantha stopped in for a visit, rather humorous story of Cloreta cold winter’s morning, Jan. 4, he visited her at Edgewood. Tim Jenna's brother, Dixon, and her once. We had a dog at that time also Pat's sister, Ann Trebesch, from one of her early teaching 2016, with a sky of light blue and Larson, a friend of the family, and sister, Megan and Zeb Hoffman, and did he ever have fun racing up Wahpeton, N.D., with everyone days. The superintendent was the clean look of winter, as the sun his group sang at Edgewood Tues - Nora, Coy and Cort, Creighton. In and down the hill. Jerry's mom, enjoying a time of visiting and going to come to the classroom shines down on all of the snow and day and as Rick and Tim were the last number of years, Jenna's Rena, was a picture taker and had catching up. this one particular day to evaluate snowbanks covering the ground. walking Dolly back to her room, mom, Theresa, has involved some great pictures of Jerry and Rick and Rayma Reimann had Cloreta's teaching skills. Cloreta As the seasons change, so does the Tim said, "See you at church, everyone in the left - right game, his siblings and a whole lot of all of their family home for the informed her students if they were landscape, spring brings an awak - Dolly." "Unless I'm up there," she which she does to Christmas snow piled high. Thanks for shar - holidays, having their get-to - especially good on that day she ening to Mother Earth, with the said, and she was, for she died on songs, this year it was to the song, ing, Jenna! gether New Year’s Day, as their would give them a gift. The day singing of birds and flower buds Christmas Eve. Betty (Root) “Twas The Night Before Christ - Christmas Eve guests at Shorty kids had Christmas with their came and they were very good, out blooming, summer brings growth Haerer, Wall, was at the prayer mas.” I have participated in just and Mickey Woitte's was their spouse’s family. Family there New came the glass jars filled with dill and warmer temperatures, fall service as she and husband, Dar - such a game at the Open Bible son, Joe and Bobbi Woitte and Years was Stanely and Vikki pickles, giving each of them one of brings beautiful fall colored leaves win, became friends with Dolly Church Christmas party and have Shorty and Mickey's daughter, Reimann, Sundance, Wyo., Pete those huge dill pickles you will and a time of preparing for winter, and Lennard during the years to agree with Jenna, it is a whole Robin and Josef Opitz, all of Mid - and Wyn Reimann and Casandra, often see at basketball concession and then comes winter, with its they lived in Wall. A co-worker of lot of fun. For those who have land. Bobbi reported there was Richy, Mont., Mary and Beau stands. Cloreta died at age 88 colder temperatures and often - Betty's rode with her keeping her never played the game, I will try card playing going on, for Shorty Ravellette, Gage and Taryn, years and was one of those ladies times snow – sometimes not, in company on the drive to Philip, to explain it so you get the picture. has always enjoyed playing cards. Philip, Rudy Reimann, Belvidere, filled with ambition and never South Dakota country. Each sea - which is always nice, especially at In the game, there is either one St. William Catholic Church has and Shelly McDonald, Sundance, afraid to try anything. As she got son brings with it, its own person - night. Marlis was at the Philip wrapped present or a number of always had Christmas Eve serv - Wyo., and Jamie Reimann at older, some of her family told her ality, some good, some tough, Nursing Home this Monday, visit - them, the words left or right are ices, which Bobbi attended be - home. Everyone enjoyed family she needed to take it a bit easier. some memory makers! And so, we ing her Uncle Dick Block, twin placed into the words of the song tween the card playing. I time, for when families get spread To that she answered, "Let me live take each season as it comes and brother to Dolly, both graduating and is called out at different remember when our first four out, it is harder to get together. till I die." And that's exactly what if you are a farmer or rancher, you from Midland High School in times. If it is one wrapped gift the were little and they had Christ - Christmas and New Year's was she did. Karel has many good know with certainty, weather has 1946, and when you look at their one with the gift is to pass it to the mas Eve services at midnight – a busy time for Karel Reiman and memories of Cloreta, a lady whom a whole lot to do with having a senior class pictures you can't help right or left, whichever is called glad it was at 7:30 p.m. this year. her family. Dec. 24, Karel Reiman let no grass grow under her feet, successful year. Heading west but think how beautiful was Dolly out, and at the end of the song, Christmas Day, Joe and Bobbi and Mark Reiman, Kadoka, went she was a young, 88 years old. down I-90 Sunday, there were a and a handsome fellow was Dick. whoever has the gift is the winner spent the day with Shorty and to Rapid City spening time with Don and Nancy Smith arrived whole lot of vehicles heading east, Marlis brought the picture of the and unwraps it for everyone to Mickey. Josef and Robin spent the Eisenbraun relatives, sister, at the home of her parents, Max - hauling snowmobiles on trailers senior class graduates of 1946, see. Jenna reports her mom had Christmas Day with her brother, Paula Eisenbraun, mom and ine and Shorty Jones, the evening and in huge enclosed trailers, fol - along with other pictures and a various wrapped gifts to be passed Rex and Linda Woitte, Rapid City. grandma, Goldie Eisenbraun, and of Dec. 27, finding roads mostly lowing, I'm thinking, the winter picture of a two-headed calf, for around when right or left was Morrie and Barb Jones enjoy brother, Ed and Linda Eisen - clear (I-29 and I-90) from their sport of snowmobiling in the Black Dick spent many a year on the called and each of those wrapped traveling to basketball games for braun. In the evening, all at - home at Papillion, Neb. Visiting Hills. You'd have to have the right farm. Good memories! gifts was a food item. Clever idea! boys and girls, for they have tended the beautiful Christmas family and friends, plus lots of ef - clothing for snowmobiling, for it's Christmas Eve supper guests at Have I got you totally confused? grandkids in each of them. They Eve concert at Calvary Baptist fort re-arranging the office at the a mighty cold ride, to my way of the home of Bob and Verona The bottom line – it is a fun and were in Chamberlain Dec. 30 for Church. Dec. 27, Steve Reiman, Jones home to accomodate a new thinking. As the year 2015 has Evans was their son, Allen and harmless game and I'm thinking the Philip girls basketball game Patrick and Rebecca, Mandan, steer head now hanging on the come to a close, with it comes re - Traci Evans, Tiahnna and Taylor, that it would be fun to do at our with the Philip team losing to N.D., arrived at Karel's place, and wall rather than occupying a chair minders of memory makers Sioux Falls. Christmas Day all of own family Christmas gathering. Ethan. Ethan is tough for they that evening all took in the boys as it had since the gift arrived thoughout the year, with its mix of the group headed for Rapid City to At one point in the day, everyone have a good basketball coach in and girls basketball game at Stan - weeks ago! emotions, for in the reality of life's the home of Ross and Melanie loaded up and headed out to see Tom Young, with Eric Aisenbrey ley County. Anne and Maynard Enjoying taco Tuesday at Loose journey, there is good and there (Evans) Jones and family. Others the new house Dixon is working the assistant coach. Moege, Mitchell, arrived in time to Ends, a trip to Philip to bring are tough times when you ques - there were Stan and Cathy Evans on and will live in once it is fin - And with that, Keith Hunt, who celebrate Patrick's 14th birthday Maxines' computer home from the tion whether you are up for the and Cathy's sister, Cindy and ished. Exciting, right? was at the game at Chamberlain, New Year's Eve. Hard to believe repair shop, a mostly quiet New ride. And times when you rejoice Kent and Rhea Lohman, all of Shad and Jenna were not fin - reported the folowing: Wednes - Patrick is 14, time does fly! Year’s Eve at home watching foot - in the journey, for I've come to re - Rapid City. Ross had gone to Stur - ished with winter fun – inviting day, the 30th of December, the Kathy and Darron Nelson, Min - ball and visiting, the family cele - alize, its in the valleys we grow gis to pick up Bob's sister, Betty neighbors and friends and kids to Philip girls varsity basketball netonka, Minn., joined the group bration of Christmas on New and the mountiantops come with Shannon, who enjoyed being with their house for a sledding party team traveled to Chamberlain to New Year's Day. Christmas gifts Year’s Day and a very interesting God's blessings through the storm. family at Christmas. Ross re - Tuesday. The place where they play the Ethan Rustlers in the were finally exchanged with Karel and fun visit to the Triangle Time to get on with the local news turned her back to her home in lived is a short distance to the boys and girls East/West Basket - reporting it seemed to last longer Ranch to visit friends and see the for this week! Sturgis later in the day. west of where they now live, and ball Classic. The Philip girls were than usual, with family coming at changes since the last visit there, There was a good turnout at the Christmas Eve, Shad Finn and is a good place to go sledding. defeated by Ethan, whose assis - different times. Steve had his and a couple of visits to the prayer service for Dolly Blucher at family, except for Jenna who was With two sleds hooked together tant coach was Eric Aisenbrey. brother, Mark's, name and with youngest members of the family, the Rush Funeral Home in Philip. not feeling up to par, were guests Shad took kids on a fun ride over His father, Lindsey, taught in Mark being an avivd fisherman, Jordyn and Jacey Jones, rounded Pastor Joshua Vauman, Faith of Shad's sister, Dawn, who lives the snow. Then it was back to the Midland sometime in the 1980s Steve gave him an ice augur. Well, out a busy and fun filled week for Lutheran in Pierre, gave an in - on the Finn place, Dawn's kids, house for hot chocolate and pop - and went to Ethan after Midland you can't have something like that the Smiths. spiring message capturing Dolly Caty and Cameron, and Jenna's corn. There is nothing as good as and died of heart problems in sitting around, so they did a bit of They spent the real Christmas within certain verses of the Bible brother, Dixon Deuchar, a cup of hot chocolate on a cold 1988. He had been exercising and ice fishing and had good luck. Day at their home in Papillion be - and I couldn't help but think, Milesville. Feeling much better winter’s night! A memory maker later was found dead in the locker Sunday, roads were clear and cause of duties with the music de - "What a special tribute to such a Christmas Day, Jenna and Shad day of fun! room. Eric said he was missing a everyone headed for home. partment at Thanksgiving! gracious lady known as Dolly and family were at the home of Jenna is always fun to visit with blood vessel feeding part of his Sunday, June 3, St. Peter Lutheran church where Nancy Blucher." Rick and Marlis Jenna's parents, Gene and and as she shared of sledding over brain. Keith goes on to say he re - Lutheran Church, rural Midland, sings in the choir and Don runs (Blucher) Doud attend Faith Theresa Deuchar, Milesville. Oth - the snow, it brought back memo - members that Lindsey was in celebrated the confirmation of two the sound board, and the fact Lutheran in Pierre and Pastor ries of when my Uncle Roy Roseth, Midland when they had classes on eighth graders, Addie Jo, daugh - daughters Kimberley and Carly had this weasel, and looking it up CPR and his grandfather had ter of Grant and Susan Patterson, both live in nearby Lincoln and in the dictionary it explains it as come to the gym on one particular and Eve Marie, daughter of Chris have jobs which wouldn't let them such – a military vehicle with a night. Eric said his mother, Barb, and Melissa Huber, all of Kadoka. travel home to the grandparents roofless, boxlike body that runs on has worked in the business office Following a potluck noon meal, during the holiday. treads for traveling over snow, in Ethan since 1989 and his sister, Pastor Glenn Denke, preached his New Year’s Day at Shorty and mud, and sand etc. That's exactly Toni, is the business manager in final sermon during an afternoon Maxine’s home included Bryer how I remember it! And over the the White Lake school. Eric and special service. He is now retired and Kaycee Jones, Barry Jones, snow we went as he took a num - Toni were the only children of and will live in Winner. Reverend Scott and Jana Jones, Matthew ber of us kids over snow that was Lindsey and Barb Aisenbrey. Ray Greenseth, Murdo, will fill in and Bri Jones and their daugh - so deep it covered rows of fence Thanks for the update, Keith, on as vacancy pastor at St. Peter's at ters, Jordyn and Jacey, Ross and posts. Another memory maker! As people who once lived in Midland 4:15 p.m. central time, every Sun - Melanie Jones and daughters, Jenna and I continued to share and many folks will remember. day. Cassie and Kalli, Rapid City, as stories, I remembered a particular All three of Sophie Foley's kids Karel Reiman attended the Jan. well as the Smiths. After a quick winter when Mom was teaching at and family were at Sophie and 4 funeral service of Cloreta Eisen - dinner, lots of wrapping paper braun at the Kadoka auditorium. was demolished! The little girls Cloreta was married to the late were quite excited over a whole Marvin Eisenbraun, who was a 'nother set of gifts! cousin to Karel's dad, Edmond Matthew, Bri and girls spent    Eisenbraun. Cloreta was Karel's Christmas with her family at basketball buddy, as they both at -    tended the Kadoka basketball continued on 7    ! !
         
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Hard to believe that it was 16 Terry Buchert’s for an end of year "Spirit of Artemis" over 23 coun - continued from for a number of years. From there, and Angel Nemec's hardware years ago that the year 2000 was visit. Terry was getting wheat tries. Europe, across the Mediter - 6 they had Ivan's Tire and Repair in store, Tyler gave me the article predicted to be the end of the hauled, but it was a slow process. ranean Sea to Jordan, over the Leola, going to Watertown to visit a large building near their home. and said he didn't know who had world. Here we have welcomed an - Levi was home helping, too and by Arabian Desert, across the Gulf of They eventually sold their home dropped it off for he was at the other new year across the thresh - the time the animals are taken Oman to Pakistan, through India Bri's grandmother and other rela - tives of hers for a few days, so that and their tire repair business to back of the store and didn't hear old of the old, closing the door on care of, a good part of the day is and on to Burma, Thailand, Angie and Aaron Dollittle, who whoever it was come in. Thanks what was and looking forward to gone, which didn’t leave much Malaysia, and Indonesia before was a special time for all of them. Bryer and Kaycee drove to Lov - continue to run the business as A again to whoever it was, we appre - what can be. time to haul grain. Add to that the crossing the Timor Sea and land - & A Repair and live in the former ciate much getting the article. Greetings from I-29 headed cold and things just don’t like to ing in Darwin Friday — a journey ington, N.M., and spent Christ - mas with her family. They started home of Ivan and Miriam. As Aaron Huber and Robert south for a warmer climate. Bill is work all that well. of over 20,000 kilometres "follow - some of you know, Ivan and Vollmer are proud to announce at the wheel of the motorhome and Thursday, Tony Harty stopped ing in the slipstream" of Johnson's home a day early and were only an hour and a half ahead of the Miriam now live in Gillette, Wyo., the baptism of their daughter, I am writing this news at the by our place to read the papers epic feat. and their three children and fam - Grace Kelly Kenda Vollmer Sun - table. So, if it is bit scrambled and and managed to beat me at farkel. Landing in Darwin after 20 days terrific blizzard which hit the Lov - ington area. They had no trouble ilies are also in Gillette. day, Jan. 3, at the Methodist such this week you can well under - He attended New Year’s Eve Mass of flying in an open cockpit 1942 I want to thank whoever it was church in Draper by Pastor Rick stand. in the evening. Boeing Stearman, Curtis-Taylor getting home, except for driving till midnight to get ahead of the that left an article from a Mitchell Hazen. In attendance were Monday around the Sumpter Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - described seeing the Australian newspaper at Ernie's Building Grace's godparents, Ashley home was rather quiet. I did get a Gruder had supper at the George coastline as a feeling of "euphoria, storm, staying at Ogallala, Neb. There were 14” of snow and eight Center, in which our daughter-in- Vollmer and Cody McKenzie, as blanket embroidered for the Gittings’ home Thursday so they relief." law, Stephanie Nemec, was inter - well as friends and family, includ - newest addition of great-grand - could get Daniel and leave the dog, Saturday, Bill and I headed to foot snow drifts in the Lovington area when it was over. They are viewed on how she happened to be ing grandparents, Bill and Kenda sons Acelee Claflin, usually Shel - Fuzzy. Rapid City to take care of some living in Mitchell, with her hus - Huber and Dale Vollmer, great- ley has done this. Bill made his Thursday, there were snow flur - business. We stopped at the home not prepared for that sort of storm. Snow removal is not often band, Christopher, and their grandmother, Velma Vollmer, the trip to Philip for cards with the ries during the day in Kadoka and of Zack Seager and Cori Barber three-year-old, daughter, Laura, Huber family, Kim Dowling, guys and we had a visitor from the blowing to make some roads a bit and Bill and Zack got a log split - necessary there and water lines are not deep enough, either. having grown up in Germany. Nathasha and Jamison Doolittle, Aberdeen area, Spencer Sudbeck, slippery. After Bill got home from ter, so the kids can enjoy the fire - Some of you know the story of her John Esmay, Shevron Nelson and coming by to visit and drop off a Philip, we went to the Club for places and stove that burn wood. I Kaycee’s dad is a plumber and is probably still pretty busy repair - being an exchange student for a sons, Christian and Blaise. check. It is really nice to get all supper. They had a good band had a good time with great-grand - year in the Midland High School As I close my column for an - your premium back from an insur - lined up for the New Year’s event sons Ryder and Raiden, those boys ing things. Cattle aren't prepared with heavy hair coats like ours are and living with her host family, other week, I leave you with the ance company and that is just and a lot of folks were out for sup - are always happy to see us. When John and Judy Fosheim. Being following that is on a magnet I what he delivered. This isn’t the per and dancing. Donnie and De - we got home we went to the air - in the north country, either, so probably are effected about like back in Germany, she returned to have on the refrigerator, "For Just first messenger who has come by lores Poss, Philip, were decked out port and checked on the plane, Midland, having Christmas with One Day - We can do anything for with a check over the years, so we ready to get in some quality danc - threw some more mouse bait out, during the Atlas blizzard here. Barry Jones and son, Bryer, her host family, Crystal Fosheim one day. So, just for today, let us are sold on this type of insurance. ing. Donnie said they have been then went home to get things into inviting friends to the home of her be unafraid of life, unafraid to be Spencer is waiting for me to get dancing to this band for years, so the motorhome. participated in the roping at Rapid City last Saturday and had folks, John and Judy, Christopher happy, to enjoy the beautiful, to back home and plans to get me to they were going to ring in the New Tony Harty stopped by for a being invited, and the rest is his - believe the best. Just for today, let go to work! I am looking forward Year in fine style. visit Saturday afternoon. He does - fun and some decent luck, as well as getting a good workout for their tory. The gal doing the interview us live one day only, forgeting yes - to the challenge. Wade, Jessica and Melodie Mc - n’t have a phone anymore because did a good job and our daughter- terday and tomorrow and not try - Robin Gittings and Kristi Eden Gruder and Daniel went to Spring - of no money and he got a notice horses. And a nice break from chores in the snow at home. in-law, Stephanie, did an insight - ing to solve the whole problem of were in Philip Tuesday doing busi - field, Friday, to spend a couple of from the electric company that ful interview. When I was at Tyler life at once." Have a good week! ness around town. Wade, Jessica days with Melroy and Liz Hofer, power service was about to cease, Gene and Audrey Jones had and Melodie McGruder and Daniel Wade’s grandparents, before too, due to non-payment. Those four of their South Dakota daugh - Jordan were supper guests at the Daniel went back to Iowa. mice aren’t paying their fair share ters and families home for Christ - George Gittings’ home Tuesday Robin Gittings and Kristi Eden toward the household utilities! I mas. Lisa and Matt Foley, evening with Jessica fixing sup - spent Friday afternoon touring the wondered about a “gofundme” ac - Wagner, and Lisa's son and per. local area on their snowmobiles. count to help him out. Thus, news daughter, Dackery Geiman, Rapid Bill and I did a little business in Friday, Bill and I attended the from Tony will be missing because City, and Samantha Geiman, Kadoka Tuesday before he Mass and luncheon for Edmund he has no phone, so if you are one Mitchell, Edna and Roger Dale, sprinted off to Philip for cards and “Sonny” Baye in Philip at the who he called daily to check in Brandon, Destiny, Miranda and I kept busy trying to complete the Catholic church. There was a good with you, be aware of why the calls Mariah, Midland, and Julie and book work for the year. We woke gathering of friends and family. aren’t coming. He attended church Jer Whitcher and Walt and Paula up to one above zero and it up Our sympathy to the family, but Saturday evening since there Jones, all from Rapid City. Dick warmed to 16˚ as the day wore on. Sonny left a lasting legacy behind would not be a Sunday service. Nemec joined the group Christ - Granddaughter Amanda and of good memories and music. Their Sunday morning after break - mas Day to play cards and have Adam Claflin, Madison, are keep - kids did a great job of singing and fast, Bill and I were on the road to dinner. All were gone by Sunday ing the highway hot between their it was so good. On the way home, Madison with a eye on getting a 50 afternoon, leaving on different home and the hospital where their Bill and I decided to get ready to amp plug in at Amanda and Adam days except Sam, who stayed a little guy, Acelee, has been since travel. Claflin’s place so we could set up few more days at her grandpar - his early arrival Dec. 27. He has a Cathy Fiedler reported in from close to the grandkids there and ents’. Due to couple of living parents, so once he Sturgis that it was a quiet week have power. Bill and Adam the cold weather, with all the gets his feet on the ground, he will there. Ralph worked New Year’s worked at the project because snow and ice and roads, the an - do good. Eve, so very quite for them. grandson Chase May and Carly nual Nemec family Christmas re - Plan to attend Don Moody, at his Rapid Valley Here is a bit of aviation news were in Sioux Falls visiting the lit - union which is held the Sunday home, has been keeping busy with that has taken place and may be of tle nephew at the hospital. Adam after Christmas was canceled. Jerry & Pam Ingram’s reorganizing the kitchen and en - interest to some of you readers. and Amanda went over and spent Had a nice visit by phone with Tool & Antique Auction joying meals that come to him British lady pilot Tracey Curtis- the evening with him and while former Midland resident, Miriam from Susan and Richard Fellows, Taylor completed a 20-day flight Amanda had him he set off all the Schilling! As many of you remem - in Philip on Sun. Feb. 28, 2016 who have their trailer parked on in a 1942 Boeing Stearman bi - alarms, quit breathing two time ber, Miriam and husband, Ivan, Note: There is room to sell some larger items on this sale. the property. He has finally plane from England to Australia, and the heart rate dropped. Need - lived and raised their three chil - started letting the kitten and dogs recreating aviation pioneer Amy less to say, they were very con - dren in Midland. They ran the get together. The dogs get jealous Johnson's 1930 flight. Curtis-Tay - cerned and upset, but things Standard Station and Cafe just Call Piroutek Auction Service of each other if the kitten plays lor says her flight is a tribute to leveled out and nothing more dur - north of Midland along Hwy. 14, 544-3316 or 685-4556 with one vs. the other. Animals Johnson and celebrates the ing the night, so we all could before Jan. 20 so items can be properly advertised. can be interesting, so Don is find - achievements of women in avia - breathe a little easier. We sought ing out! tion. refuge in a motel for the night George and Sandee Gittings Canada-based British adven - since propane was low in the mo - were in Philip Wednesday for turer Tracey Curtis-Taylor has torhome and it was cold. George’s physical therapy appoint - some idea what aviation pioneer May you keep warm in this cold ment. They picked up Daniel so he Amy Johnson went through to be - snap, enjoy the warmth of friends could spend the night. Kristi Eden come the first female pilot to fly and faily. 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Check out our complete inventory at: 859-2516 www.PhilipMotor.com 8 Community Pioneer Review • January 7, 2016 Paul, Donna and Tina Staben to visit Nick Hamill and his family spent until the 29th. Other guests and Denise Staben, Hill City, went Wednesday, Dec. 30. Michael Dela - on Christmas Eve at Mike and Milesville to the home of Dennis and Connie hoyde and his fiancée, Erin Cole, Linda's were Courtney Gebes, Brad Keil, of rural Quinn, Christmas Spearfish, joined them all on Gebes and friend, Kathy, Justin, Janice Parsons | 544-3315 Day. Thursday to ring in the New Year. Lacey and Andrena Gebes, Roy Guests Christmas Day at Miles All returned to their homes Satur - Warner, Henry Hanson and Ralph and Erin Hovland's were Joe and day morning. Gebes. Ralph also was at Mike and The cast for the upcoming play at among those who attended the me - Saturday evening, Byron and Debbie Prouty, Philip, and Allen Deb Smith and son, Tucker, re - Linda's Christmas Day. the Milesville Hall has been busy morial service for Sonny Baye in Peggy Parsons went to Kadoka to Hovland. cently spent 10 days in Ohio visit - New Year’s Day, Linda Gebes, the last several weeks. "North Philip Jan. 1. watch grandson Cass play basket - Dan and Gayla Piroutek spent ing family members. Deb didn't tell Courtney Gebes and Brad Gebes Woods Nonsense" will be presented After the memorial service Fri - ball. the holidays in Sioux Falls with her parents they were coming, so and Kathy were guests at Bob and Jan. 22-24 with the evening per - day, Donnie and Marcia Eymer, Jim and Lana Elshere drove to daughter Amy’s family. They were they were really surprised to see LaVonne Hansen's home in Philip. formances at 7:30 and Sunday, the Phil and Karen Carley and Jim and Rapid City Sunday to watch grand - joined by daughter Erin and family, her. What a nice Christmas pres - Jim and Lana Elshere had a sled - 24th, it will be at 2:00. Mark these Vonnie O'Dea stopped at the home sons Thayne, Trik and Tel Elshere who flew in from Sioux Falls. At the ent! Her son, Dusty, was also there ding party New Year’s Day. Joining dates on your calendar. of Bill and Karyl Sandal. wrestle at Douglas school. They last minute, their return flight was from his home in Georgia and son, in on the fun were Jodi, Rachel and A son, Cade George, was born to Phil and Karen Carley spent last met Jeff Sever (Laurie Elshere) canceled Dec. 28. They rented a car Jake from Wall is in Ohio now for a Sarah Parsons, Marcy, Autumn, Casey and Rachelle Elshere Dec. weekend in Salem for a wrestling there. and drove to Minneapolis in order few days. Deb and Tucker stopped Kamri and Keenan Parsons, and 23, in Rapid City. He weighed 7 lbs. tournament. Dec. 21, they attended Christmas and New Year’s news. to arrive home about nine hours in De Smet on their way home to Miles, Erin, Connor, Mackenzie 7 oz. He joins two older sisters, their grandaughter, Jaeryn Joanne Parsons entertained a large later than they had planned. visit her daughter, Caitie. and Eli Hovland. Later, they went Ashlynn, age 8, and Lainey, who is Shields’, first Christmas program group of family Christmas Day. In - Wade and Marcy Parsons had New Year’s Day, Shawn, Thamy to the house for hot drinks and 2. Congratulations to all the family in Ft. Pierre cluded were Boyd and Kara Par - Marcy's sister, Ashley and Brock and Naomi Elshere stopped in cookies. including grandparents, Tim and Dusti and Denise Berry and sons, Wade and Marcy Parsons and Heid and daughter Jaisa, Rapid Philip to visit with Paul and Joy Matt Arthur spent both Christ - Judy Elshere, and greatgrandpar - Misti Berry drove to White Lake family and Greg and Erin Vinson City, for Christmas Eve. The Elshere on their way out to Tim mas and New Year’s at his sister's ents, Paul and Joy Elshere. Saturday. Dusti traded a horse for (Greg is employed at Boyd and weather was perfect for snowmobil - and Judy's home. They stayed until home, Amber and Brad Beer and Bill Sandal had hip replacement a Simmental bred heifer and also Wade's ranch). Also there were ing and sledding with the kids. Sunday. Coming Sunday were boys near New Underwood surgery Dec. 17 in Rapid City. On came home with a four-day-old bot - Boyd and Kara's two daughters, Darin and Leah Ries, Deacon and Casey, Rachelle, Ashlynn, Lainey Our family was all home for sev - the 22nd, Karyl brought him back tle lamb. Denise likes the lamb a lot Andi and Dustin Rische and family, Ainsley, Pierre, and Carey and Erin and Cade Elshere. They also eral days with us to celebrate to Philip where he was a swing bed except for when it is bawling for its Redfield, Kayla and Eric Bastian Radway and Elle, Sioux Falls, were stopped to visit with Paul and Joy Christmas. Because of the snow patient. He got to go home on the mother! and family, Pierre, Byron and guests at the home of Glen and on their way through. starting to fall Christmas afternoon 31st and is doing pretty well, get - St. Mary's Catholic Church Peggy Parsons and their two chil - Jackie Radway from Thursday Mike and Tamra Neville and Nancy and her three boys and ting around with a walker. hosted a movie, "The Scarlet and dren, Molly and Robbie Lytle, through Sunday. Joining them girls spent Wednesday and Thurs - Mike, Melody and family came a Dolly Blucher, age 87, died Dec. the Black" at the Milesville Hall Bodhi and friend Stasha Kirk, Bai - Christmas Day were Arlie, day before Christmas with Mike's day early. It's a good thing they did 24 at St. Mary's Hospital in Pierre. Sunday. Those attending were Jim ley and friend Kyler Floyd and Cass Gretchen and Jason Radway, parents, Jerry and Joy Neville. as the roads were not real good on Our sympathy goes to her family, and Linda Stangle, Steve, Nina and Lytle, Brennen and Joni Parsons, Howes, Melanie Schafer, Rapid Jerry and Joy enjoyed Christmas Saturday. The rest of the family, including Rick and Marlis Doud Grace Pekron, Leo and Joan Pat - EmmyLee and Mylee. Jesse and City, and Dennis and Lois Ries, day at Floren and Debbie Falzone's Bryan and Sharon Olivier, Shea and family. She and her late hus - ton, Irene Patton, Theresa Sheryl Hansen and Micah Hansen Pierre. home. Olivier and Tyler Olivier and band, Lennard, made quite a dance Deuchar, Donna King, Les and and friend. Boyd, Kara and their Jennifer Stangle spent Christ - Christmas Day, Phil and Karen friend, Stacy and Earl, Jodi, Rachel couple – they really enjoyed their Joann Pearson, Phil and Karen family returned to Milesville and mas with her boyfriend, Colt Carley hosted most of their family, and Sarah Parsons were also with dancing There were several local Carley, Marion and Darlene Matt they had their Christmas Saturday. Moyer, and his family. Sam Stangle including Joe and LaRae Carley us. We all went to Earl and Jodi's folks who attended her visitation in and Dan and Gayla Piroutek. Byron and Peggy Parsons were spent the day with his girlfriend, and family, Jon and Ruth Carley, for Saturday supper. On Monday Philip or her funeral in Pierre. After the movie, Les and Joann at Joanne's Christmas Eve as well. Carlyn Gilbertson, and her family. Andrea Carley and daughter, Mil - morning Victor and Joy Limacher Kent Morgan, age 71, was killed Pearson and Marion and Darlene Because of inclement weather Jim, Linda, Ben and Mark went to lie, and Andrea's friend, Allen, and joined us for brunch. as the result of two vehicles carry - Matt were guests for supper at Phil Christmas Day everyone left earlier Ft. Pierre to the home of Juanita Abby Carley and Wace, and Abby's Weather information for Decem - ing on road rage and hitting Kent's and Karen Carley's. than usual, the Lytles all going to and Tim Hughes. All of Jim's fam - fiancé, Mark. Guests Christmas ber: Precipitation for the month of family vehicle. His wife, Twila, Jan. 1 was a working day for the Reva to Robbie's mother's and ily were there except one of his sis - Day were Andrea and Allen. December was 1.22. The amount of daughter-in-law and baby also re - Pattons and Stangles. Jim brought Brennen and Joni going to her par - ters. Dave and Tonya Berry and fam - snow for the month was 16 inches ceived injuries and were hospital - a prime rib for their lunch and Joan ents in Boulder Canyon. Tyler Oliver and friend, Stacy, ily were guests at Robert and Betty and there are 10 inches left on the ized. A daughter and her boyfriend fixed the rest. Saturday the Pattons Guests at Byron and Peggy Par - Pierre, and Shea Olivier, Rapid Berry's home for Christmas Day. ground. Average high was 31 de - and son, Chad's threeyear-old son had a cut up meat day with the fol - sons' New Year’s Day were Joanne City, spent several days with their All 28 of Kenneth and Doris's chil - grees. The highest temperature were not hurt. Kent was one of the lowing folks helping: Jim, Linda, Parsons and Boyd and Kara Par - parents, Bryan and Sharon Olivier. dren, grandchildren and great - was on December 9th with 64 de - Morgan family triplets, along with Ben, Mark and Jennifer Stangle, sons. Bryan, Sharon, Tyler and Stacy grandchildren were there. grees. It got up to 52 degrees on the Keith and Kyle. Our sincere sympa - Colt Moyer, Irene Patton, Kay Christmas Eve guests at Paul and were supper guests Christmas at Christmas Eve guests at Mark 8th and 51 degrees on the 10th. Av - thy is extended to Bill and Connie Ainslie, Ralph Gebes, Carol and Joy Elshere's home in Philip were Kieth and Deb Smith’s. and Judith Radway's were Tanner erage low was 14 degrees with the Parsons, (she is Kent's sister) and Ralph Kroetch, Darwin and Sue Jim and Lana and two of their boys, Christmas guests at Victor and and his friend, Miranda, Bailey, lowest on the 27th with minus 12. all the Morgan family. His funeral Koepp, April and Kaitlyn Knight Ryan and family and J.J. and fam - Joy Limacher's home were Dana Steve and Theresa McDaniel and There were five nights the temper - is scheduled for Friday the eighth and friend, Brent. Katie (Nelson) ily, Tim and Judy, Andy and and Kelly Fitzgerald. Tucker and Kelsey McDaniel. ature got below zero and 11 nights of January in Billings, Mont. and Merrit Carpenter came to pick Donella and family, rural Faith, Gene and Theresa Deuchar had Christmas Day, Mark, Judith and in the teens. Linda Gebes has retired from up hides and got in on some of the and Paul's sister, Linda and Don all their family for Christmas Day – family went to Philip to Tom and Weather information for 2015: Golden Veterinary after working work. Connor, Hot Springs. Dixon Deuchar, Shad and Jenna Marie Radway’s. Saturday the Total precipitation for the year was there for 19 years. There was a Sunday, Erin Hovland went to Christmas Day, Jim and Lana Finn and family and Zeb and 26th, they were at Bill and Diane 21.80 which is 3.80 above normal. party for her at the clinic Wednes - Kadoka for the visitation of her Elshere, Cory and Stacey Elshere Megan Hoffman and family. McDaniels' home to see all of their Total snowfall was 35 inches. May day with many friends and neigh - great-aunt, Cloreta Eisenbraun. and family, Mike and Teresa Earl and Jodi Parsons, Rachel family. was the wettest month with 7.40 bors attending. I know Linda will Dan and Gayla Piroutek at - Mosher and Melanie, Kevin and and Sarah, had a late Christmas Mark and Judith Radway, Brian inches of rain. The coldest night still be busy – just not at the vet tended the movie "Creed" in Philip Josie Tish, were guests at Greg and with her family in Highmore. They and Heather Hanson and family, was on January 12th with minus clinic. last Sunday. It was one of several Kathy Arthur's home in Philip. were there New Year’s Eve and and Shelby Schofield were in Rapid 15. It got zero or below for 25 Former Milesville residents, sequels to the original "Rocky" Sunday, the 27th, Cory’s, Ryan’s came home the following day. City to see a Rush hockey game. nights. The highest temperature Jerry and Joy Neville recently movie, the very first movie Dan and and J.J.’s and Tim and Judy Tami and Donnie Ravellette had Saturday night, Mark, Judith and was on August 15th with 104 de - moved from their home in Philip to Gayla saw together in February Elshere enjoyed the day at Jim and Christmas Eve and day at their Bailey went to Philip for supper, grees and on September 3rd it got the new duplex a block north of the 1977. Gayla didn't think a "boxing" Lana's. The kids and some "big house. All of their family were the movie, and they visited with to 101 degrees. These were the only post office. It was built by Brock movie sounded very interesting, kids" went sledding on the river home. Karyl, Monte and Shari San - Jeanne Radway in the nursing two days it was 100 or above. May Slovek and Jerry said it is very but it was their second date, and hill, which was great fun. dal were there Christmas Eve and home. 2nd was the first day to reach 90 nice. "Rocky" turned out to be a great Paul, Donna and Tina Staben, Christmas Day guests were Karyl The Miles Hovland family cele - degrees. The last freezing day in Paul, Donna and Tina Staben, movie – and they also enjoyed Charles Staben, Jeff and Terri and Matt and Anita Sandal and brated a late Christmas Saturday the spring was on May 19th with 30 Donnie and Marcia Eymer, Linda "Creed," especially the famous Staben and girls and Robert and family. They all took turns visiting in Philip with Joe and Debbie degrees. The first frost occurred on Gebes, Phil and Karen Carley and stairs in Philadelphia, seen in both Sandra Harrowa spent Christmas Bill in the hospital. Prouty and Quentin and Kylie Rig - October 16th with 25 degrees. The Gene and Theresa Deuchar were movies. Eve at Peggy Stabens'. Angie Treft, Lawton, Iowa, came gins and family. first killing frost was on October Sally Gebes and daughter, 29th with 20 degrees. A big 'thank Emma, Marinette, Wis., arrived at you' to the Paul Staben family for Mike and Linda Gebes' Dec. 23, and all this information!

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Check out our entire selection at www.philipmotor.com January 7, 2016 • Pioneer Review Sports 9 Ladies squeak by Timber Lake Philip ladies fall to Ethan Rustlers The Philip Lady Scotties bas - game. Philip, though, put six Rebounds: Philip – 37 Timber Lake – 26 The Philip Lady Scotties bas - match was Philip falling to Ethan. Sage Gabriel – 2 each, Samantha Fillingim – Philip leaders: Hand and Lurz – 10 each, ketball team traveled to Chamber - Scoring By Quarters 1 ketball team traveled to Kadoka, points on the scoreboard, and lim - Guptill – 5, Jewel Jones – 4, Foshiem, West Rebounds: Philip – 20 Ethan – 11 Philip Saturday, Jan. 2, to go up against ited their opponents to just two and Sage Gabriel – 2 each, Jada Jones and lain, Tuesday, Dec. 29, to 1 234leaders: Guptill – 6, Gabriel and Lurz –4 the Timber Lake Lady Panthers. points. The final buzzer sounded Ellie Coyle – 1 each challenge the Ethan Lady Philip 4 13 20 34 each, Hand – 3, Jewel Jones, Kaitlyn Fos - The Scotties’ took charge in the with Philip ahead by two. Assists: Philip – 5 Timber Lake – 0 Philip Rusters. Ethan 26 44 55 70 hiem and Cantrell – 1 each leaders: Hand – 2, Guptill, West and Assists: Philip – 5 Ethan – 0 Philip lead - first quarter, ending it with a six- Scoring By Quarters The Scotties’ offense and de - Field goals: Philip – 9/37 - 24% Ethan – Gabriel – 1 each 18/51 - 35% ers: Guptill – 3, Jewel Jones and Fillingim – point lead. The second quarter 1 234 Steals: Philip – 12 Timber Lake – 0 Philip fense found tremendous opposi - Free throws: Philip – 14/20 - 70% 1 each was a bit closer. By halftime, Philip 13 18 32 38 leaders: Guptill – 6, Coyle – 2, Jada Jones, tion in the first quarter. The battle Ethan – 25/36 - 69% Steals: Philip – 5 Ethan – 0 Philip leaders: Philip’s lead had diminished to Ethan 7 15 34 36 West, Hand and Lurz – 1 each did not improve as the game pro - Three-point goals: Philip – 2/7 - 29% Guptill – 4, Tessa Menzel –1 Turnovers: Philip – 26 Timber Lake – 10 Turnovers: Philip – 37 Ethan –6 Field goals: Philip – 14/57 - 25% Timber Ethan – 9/20 - 45% just three points. Philip – 4 Timber Lake – 4 Philip gressed. One of Philip’s weak - Blocks: Philip – 1 Ethan – 0 Philip Lake – 12/49 - 24% Blocks: Philip scorers: Shay Hand – 12, Tia leaders: Lurz – 3, Hand –1 nesses seemed to be its number of leader: Jewel Jones –1 The Scotties saw third quarter Free throws: Philip – 9/21 - 43% Timber Guptill – 6, Cylver Lurz 5, Cappie West and : Philip – 20 Timber Lake – 21 Fouls : Philip – 24 Ethan – 18 action threaten their chances to Lake – 10/19 - 53% Fouls turnovers. The end result of the Morgan Cantrell – 3 each, Jada Jones and come away with a win. Timber Three-point goals: Philip – 1/4 - 25% The Lady Scotties hosted the Lake’s attempt at a comeback had Timber Lake – 2/10 - 20% Bison Cardinals, Tuesday, Jan. 5. Philip scorers: Tia Guptill and Cylver They next play in an away game teeth, with the Panthers gaining a Lurz – 15 each, Shay Hand – 3, Kaitlyn Fos - two-point lead. The final quarter hiem and Cappie West – 2 each, Jewel against the New Underwood Lady was the least scoring one of the Jones –1 Tigers, Thursday, Jan. 7. Clark to speak at South Dakota Corn Growers conference Retired General Wesley Clark sociation is to provide farmers Water Alliance, Chip Bowling – will be the keynote speaker Jan. 9 with information and tools that National Corn Growers Associa - Philip Scotties boys stopped by at the South Dakota Corn Grow - are valuable in their day-to-day tion president ers Association’s 30th annual operations and also help them Noon – Lunch, with proceeds meeting in Sioux Falls. plan for the future,” SDCGA Pres - donated to Feeding South Dakota Timber Lake Panthers Clark, who retired from the mil - ident Keith Alverson, Chester, 1:00 p.m. – From Precision Ag The Philip Scotties boys’ basket - but continued being edged out by Three-point goals: Philip – 0 Timber itary in 2000, has been a strong said. “Our annual meeting is al - to Networked Farming, by Amol Lake –4 ball team traveled to Kadoka, Sat - the Panthers. Philip was nine Philip scorers: Deontae Thorn – 14, advocate for ethanol and has ways a great opportunity to hear Deshpande, CEO and co-founder urday, Jan. 2, for boys’ and girls’ field goals behind. The final quar - Chase Wright – 10, Dalton Kinsley – 7, served since 2009 as co-chairman from agriculture and industry spe - of Farmers Business Network doubleheader games against the ter saw the least scoring of the Cooper West – 4, Dawson Reedy and Scott of Growth Energy, a group that cialists, stay informed and collect 2:15 p.m. – Ethanol: Where Do Timber Lake Panthers. game, but with Philip trying to Rafter – 2 each, Clayton Foshiem and Garrett Snook – 1 each represents the ethanol industry. new ideas.” We Go from Here?, by Brian Philip, District 14, started the gain. By the final buzzer, the Scot - Timber Lake scorers: Jacob Alley – 17, The four-star general served 34 All of the educational seminars West – Engines and Emissions game a bit slower than the Dis - ties had narrowed the gap to 15 Nicholas Bad Warrior and Brayden PayPay – years in the Army and was NATO are free. There will be charges for Research Center, John Hofmeis - trict 15 Panthers. The first quar - points. 9 each, Nathan Hollenbeck and Conner supreme allied commander. lunch and the evening banquet. ter – founder and CEO of Citizens Lawrence – 8 each, Ethan Aberle and Keith ter ended with the Scotties Scoring By Quarters Jewett – 2 each, Jackson Harrison –1 The banquet will follow a full More details are available at for Affordable Energy, and Mary trailing by five points. 1234 Fouls : Philip – 16 Timber Lake – 18 day of presentations. Mark May - www.sdcorn.org, or call 605-334- Beth Stanek – director of vehicle The second quarter continued Philip 12 23 32 41 The next game for the Philip field, a popular comedic speaker, 0100. technology and government af - going against Philip. By halftime, Timber Lake 17 36 50 56 Scotties is Friday, Jan. 8, hosting will serve as master of ceremonies 8:00 a.m. – Resolutions meeting fairs for General Motors Philip was down by 13. The Scot - Field goals: Philip – 15 Timber Lake – 20 during the day and will also give 9:00 a.m. – welcome by Mark 4:15 p.m. – The Last Word, by Free throws: Philip – 11/23 - 48% Timber Jones County Coyotes, starting at ties struggled in the third quarter, Lake – 4/12 - 33% 5:30. a late-afternoon presentation, Mayfield, comedian and author Mayfield “The Glass Ain’t Half Empty, It’s 9:15 a.m. – Nuts and Bolts of 5:30 p.m. – Social, silent auc - Just Too Big.” Marketing, presented by Ray tion, evening master of cere - Activities will be at the Sioux Wyse of SWAT and Brian Splitt of monies Woster Falls Convention Center. The ban - Allendale 6:30-9:30 p.m. – Banquet, pro - College briefs quet will be in the Sioux Falls 10:45 a.m. – Managing Water gram, awards presentations and Arena, with South Dakota agricul - Challenges, featuring Susan Bod - music by the Breakfast Club, a The following students have Jennifer Stangle, Milesville, * * * ture personality Jim Woster serv - ine – chief counsel for the United 1980s tribute band. Keynote been named to the dean's list for College of Agriculture and Biolog - Area residents are among 744 ing as evening master of States Senate Environment and speaker is Clark, co-chairman of academic excellence during the ical Sciences students named to the fall semes - ceremonies. Public Works Committee, Sean Growth Energy. fall 2015 semester at South Kianna Knutson, Philip, College ter dean’s list at the University of “One of our priorities as an as - McMahon – Iowa Agriculture Dakota State University. To earn of Arts and Science Mary, Bismarck, N.D. This num - dean's list distinctions in SDSU's Peyton DeJong, Philip, College ber includes students in Mary’s colleges, students must have com - of Agriculture and Biological Sci - undergraduate program and in pleted a minimum of 12 credits ences adult education. and must have earned at least a Tristen Rush, Philip, College of To qualify for the honor, tradi - Largest New and Used Inventory 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 Education and Human Science tional undergraduate students scale. Students with an asterisk Sam Haigh *, Philip, College of must earn a 3.50 or better grade received a perfect 4.0 GPA. Agriculture and Biological Sci - point average while carrying at in Western South Dakota! Wyatt Johnson, Midland – Col - ences least 12 credit hours. lege of Agriculture and Biological Kelsie Kroetch *, Philip, College Allison Pekron, Milesville Sciences of Education and Human Science Paul Guptill, Quinn. The only stop you need to make!

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859-2568 • 601 Pleasant St. • Philip 10 Sports Pioneer Review • January 7, 2016 Runner-up spot goes to Philip Area wrestlers It was a close tournament, with •Fall Ty Haneke (BER) 3:38 Philip leading the way for the ma - 160 lbs: Rance Johnson 1st jority of the action, but in the end record 16-1 •Fall Mason DeJong (M/F) 0:47 Philip Area wrestlers took the sec - •Tech. Fall Zam Centeno (PKR) 19-3 ond place team spot at the McCook (4:51) Central/Montrose Invitational •Maj. Dec. Caleb Krouse (MCM) 16-8 Wrestling Tournament in Salem, •Maj. Dec. Noah Beck (B/G) 13-1 Jan. 2. 160 lbs: Bosten Morehart Six wrestlers made it to the record 1-4 championship bracket. Taking first •Fall to Kasen Grengs (FLA) 1:25 •Bye place individually were Nick Don - •Fall to Centeno 1:26 nelly Rance Johnson and Kaylor 170lbs: Kaylor Pinney 1st Pinney. In second were Reece record 11-2 Heltzel, Hunter Peterson and Kea - •Bye gan Fitch. •Fall Andrew Jensen (BER) 3:52 Team scores were Canton – •Dec. Jesse Mikrut (WW) 14-11 249.5, Philip Area – 239, Bon •Sud. Vic.-1 Tanner Risseeuw (MVPC) 3- 1 Homme/Scotland – 131, Burke/ 182 lbs: Blake Crowser 5th Gregory – 115, McCook Central/ record 6-5 Montrose – 114, Winner – 109, •Bye Flandreau – 103, Wolsey-Wessing - •Fall to Devin Stork (CAN) 1:08 ton – 90, Parker – 86, Beresford – •Tech Fall Cade Fortuna (B/G) 17-2 80, Potter County – 78.5, Wessing - (3:00) ton Springs/Woonsocket – 67.5, •Fall Jed Vissia (MVPC) 4:36 •Fall to Kordfell Buyck (PKR) 1:14 Mount Vernon/Plankinton/Corsica- •Fall Cohl Turnquist (WIN) 1:48 Stickney – 64, Dakota Valley – 45, 195 lbs: Grady Carley 6th Kingsbury County – 39, Marion/ record 3-3 Freeman – 30.5, Lyman – 30, •Bye Andes Central/Dakota Christian – •Dec. Carter Kennedy (BER) 4-1 24 and Alcester-Hudson – 4. •Inj. to Jaydn Broughton (CAN) 4:10 106 lbs: Parker Snyder 4th •Inj. to Jayden Schroeder (WIN) record 12-6 Courtesy Photo •M. Forfeit to Jacob Fouberg (WSW) •Fall Brayden Sayler (FLA) 0:44 220 lbs: Jory Rodgers 5th Philip Area grapplers traveled to Salem, Jan. 2 to participate in the McCook Central/Montrose Invitational. The team placed second while three individuals record 57-10 •Dec. Jake Cline (CAN) 15-8 took first, three took second, three at fourth, three at fifth, two in sixth and one in eighth place. •Dec. to Tate Haider (WW) 0-6 •Bye •Dec. Cody Sechser (MCM) 2-1 •Fall to Austin Johnson (FLA) 4:00 (3:01) •Dec. to Chance Stuwe (PC) 2-8 •Fall Monte Albrecht (KC) 1:16 •Fall Saarie 5:06 •Dec. to Wyatt Turnquist (WIN) 2-6 •Bye •Fall Chase Andersen (PKR) 2:53 •M. Forfeit to Colby Curtis (WIN) •Fall Wyatt Knudson (BER) 2:58 •Fall to Alex Caba (BHS) 0:56 113 lbs: Cash Wilson 4th •Fall Braden Peters (FLA) 0:52 •Fall to Dylan Hanisch (CSN) 1:32 132 lbs: Pedro Dennis 4th •Fall to Marcus Urban (MVPC) 4:37 •Dec. to Knudson 8-15 record 13-5 •Fall to Kreg Kepplinger (BHS) 2:49 126 lbs: Hunter Peterson 2nd record 13-5 •M. Forfeit Cody Donnelly (PA) 145 lbs: Keagan Fitch 2nd •Fall Jayden Wolf (UNA) 1:37 •Dec. Casey Voichahosk 5-1 record 15-3 •Fall Robert Streeter (DV) 3:23 138 lbs: Cody Donnelly 6th record 10-4 •Fall to Michael Witte (FLA) 2:16 285 lbs: Geoffrey DeVries •Fall Kaden Martin (DV) 2:59 •Tech. Fall to Shaeden Scheidt (CAN) 2- record 3-3 •Fall Brendan Ten Eyck (FLA) 1:49 •Fall Jacobi Krouse (MCM) 0:40 record 5-8 •Dec. Dalton Bodewitz (M/F) 1-0 18 (6:00) •Tech. Fall Luke Knipfer (WSW) 21-2 •Fall Avery Gilchrist (WIN) 2:44 •Dec. Colton Borah (WW) 5-2 •Fall to Colten Nelson (B/G) 0:59 •Dec. Zack Sykora (BHS) 9-7 •Fall Brad Christensen (BER) 0:45 (7:30) •Dec. Jordan Scheier (MCM) 7-1 •Dec. Wyatt Stevens (WSW) 8-5 •Bye •Fall to Stas Sutera (CAN) 4:00 •Fall Preston Keith (FLA) 0:38 •Maj. Dec to Dylan Rice (FLA) 1-14 •Fall to John Lemer (CAN) 1:15 •Maj. Dec. to Kaleb Crownover (BHS) 1- •Fall to Jason VanHout (MCM) 1:59 126 lbs: Colby Fitch 8th •Maj. Dec. Cameron Biggins (WIN) 15-5 •Fall Shay Saarie (M/F) 2:54 152 lbs: Nick Donnelly 1st 9 Next up for the Badlands record 2-3 •Fall to Scheidt 2:09 •Dec. Tanner Even (PKR) 7-2 record 14-3 120 lbs: Reece Heltzel 2nd •Fall Finn Hanson (B/G) 2:57 138 lbs: Trey Elshere 5th •Maj. Dec. Johnson 0-9 •Tech. Fall Joe Hoogestraat (PKR) 21-5 Brawlers are the Miller/Highmore- record 13-4 •Tech. Fall to Sutera 2-17 (4:34) record 12-8 •M. Forfeit to Elshere (2:45) Harrold Invitational Tournment in •Bye •Fall Martin 2:01 •Fall Tristan Watzel (WIN) 5:51 138 lbs: Greyson DeVries •Fall Sam Wente (DV) 0:50 Miller, Jan. 9 and then at home for •Tech. Fall Seth Tebay (WSW) 17-2 •Dec to Vladik Johnson (B/G) 0-3 record 2-6 •Fall Jeremiah Beck (B/G) 5:29 the Philip Invitational Jan. 15-16.

S.D. PUC certifies Keystone XL Pipeline construction permit The South Dakota Public Utili - law enacted by the legislature of the permit. If the company se - Minnesota and New York. venors. written final decision and order in ties Commission has determined that guides our actions in this cures a presidential permit and Approximately 100 people at - The pipeline route in South the coming weeks. That document that the certification filed by docket,” stated Kristie Fiegen, the pipeline is built, the PUC will tended a public input session at Dakota has an estimated length of will be part of the full docket TransCanada Keystone Pipeline PUC Vice Chairman. “Due process monitor the progress to ensure the the State Capitol in Pierre on July 315 miles that will cross portions found on the PUC’s website at to construct the Keystone XL has been delivered. The commis - construction conditions are met,” 6, at which 52 commenters offered of Harding, Butte, Perkins, www.puc.sd.gov, “Commission Ac - Pipeline in South Dakota is valid. sion considered a host of motions, Hanson said. verbal statements to the commis - Meade, Pennington, Haakon, tions,” Commission Dockets,” “Hy - The decision was made by com - allowed a vast amount of discov - TransCanada came before the sion about the Keystone XL Jones, Lyman and Tripp counties. drocarbon Pipeline Dockets,” mission members Chris Nelson, ery to be gathered, provided an op - PUC in March 2009 with its re - Pipeline certification. Several The project also includes seven “2014 Hydrocarbon Pipeline Dock - Kristie Fiegen and Gary Hanson portunity for all to properly argue quest to construct the Keystone hundred written comments were pump stations to be located in ets,” Docket HP14-001 - In the at a regular PUC meeting in their case, and enabled compila - XL Pipeline across parts of west - submitted to the PUC throughout Harding, Meade, Haakon, Jones Matter of the Petition of Tran - Pierre on Jan. 5. tion of a complete written and oral ern South Dakota. The commis - the course of the proceeding. and Tripp counties. The plans sCanada Keystone Pipeline, LP “State law narrowly defines the record that addressed the condi - sion approved an amended final The evidentiary hearing was specify two pump stations each in for Order Accepting Certification certification question we voted on tions first established in the Key - decision and order on June 29, held in Pierre on July 27-Aug. 1 Harding and Tripp counties. The of Permit Issued in Docket HP09- today,” said PUC Chairman Nel - stone XL Pipeline construction 2010. Because TransCanada did and Aug. 3-5, during which the pipeline will transport crude oil 001 to Construct the Keystone XL son. “This was not a question of docket,” Fiegen concluded. not begin construction on the Key - commission heard testimony and starting in Hardisty, Alberta, Pipeline. whether the permit should have "We made it clear from the very stone XL Pipeline in South accepted evidence from Tran - Canada, to Steele City, Nebraska. been issued in 2010; rather, it was beginning of this process that in Dakota within four years of the sCanada, PUC staff, and inter - The PUC expects to issue its whether TransCanada filed a order to prohibit the Keystone XL permit being issued, state law re - valid certification stating that the Pipeline certification, proof would quires the company to certify to company can meet the conditions need to be presented that Tran - the PUC that the facility contin - attached to the original permit. sCanada cannot meet the condi - ues to meet the conditions upon Opponents failed to prove that the tions set by the PUC in 2010," which the permit was granted. certification was not valid. We all Commissioner Gary Hanson said. TransCanada Keystone Mike Rounds understand, however, that the “Through this protractive and Pipeline filed the certification U.S. Senator from South Dakota pipeline cannot be constructed open process, the validity of Key - with the PUC on Sept. 14, 2014. without a presidential permit,” stone XL’s certification has been Since then, the PUC has reviewed Nelson continued. thoroughly vetted. There has been thousands of pages of filings by News Year’s Resolutions sary committee hearings each dress our bloated debt. “My vote today to accept Key - no evidence provided that shows parties; held numerous meetings For the Senate week, as well as get our work done Early last month, Senate Major - stone XL’s certification takes TransCanada Keystone XL will be at which motions offered by inter - As we rang in 2016, many South in a timely fashion. ity Leader Mitch McConnell (R- proper account of the controlling unable to meet the requirements venors, TransCanada and PUC Dakotans made New Year’s reso - For too long, Congress has KY) said that his top priority for staff were discussed and decided; lutions for themselves. Often - failed to operate under regular 2016 is to pass all 12 appropria - and conducted a nine-day eviden - times, these resolutions are order when it comes to the budget tions bills through regular order, tiary hearing. self-improvement goals for the process. Reviving and staying which hasn’t been done in more The commission granted inter - year ahead. committed to a normal budget than 20 years. We made progress venor status to all 30 individuals As I began thinking about what process – in which all 12 appropri - in 2015 by passing all 12 bills out and 12 organizations that re - lies ahead for the Senate in 2016, ations bills are passed individu - of the Senate Appropriations quested it, allowing them full par - I started to think about New ally – is important for a number of Committee for the first time since ticipation in the certification Year’s resolutions the Senate reasons. Not only will it prevent 2009, and by passing one appro - docket including the ability to file could adopt to help it operate more us from having to rush another priations bill out of the Senate. legal motions, request discovery efficiently, so that we can better last-minute, thousands-page long But attempts to bring other appro - (facts or documents), present tes - deliver on our promises to the omnibus bill through Congress priations bills to the floor were re - timony and evidence, and partici - American people. These sugges - just before the holidays, it will peatedly blocked by Senate pate in the evidentiary hearing. tions, which we already do in allow us to affect policy, which is Democrats, who would prefer to Three intervenors withdrew from South Dakota, are simple tactics what you sent me here to do in the maintain the status quo on spend - the docket in the spring of 2015. to help suppress some of the first place. Crafting legislation be - ing and policy. This is a tactic we The remaining intervenors in - Washington dysfunction that runs hind closed doors is not an effec - have pledged to reject in 2016. cluded landowners along the all too rampant. tive way to change policy Which brings me to my second pipeline route, Native American While the list is very long, two provisions that previous con - resolution: operating under a cal - tribes, environmental groups, ideas in particular jump out: pass - gresses enacted. endar. Doing so will make certain grassroots membership organiza - ing a budget and appropriation A regular budget process is also our work gets done in a timely tions, and interested individuals bills without waiting until the last the best tool we have available to fashion. If the Senate had started from South Dakota, Nebraska, minute – in Washington, they call make certain the federal govern - considering appropriation bills in this regular order – and operating ment is being a responsible stew - the spring and made considering under a Senate calendar that will ard of taxpayer dollars. This will them a priority, public pressure allow us to attend all our neces - help us rein in spending and ad - would have worked in our favor to get our work done and I believe we may have had some success in passing individual appropriation bills. If we set an appropriations Philip League Bowling calendar ahead of time, it would incentivize both parties to work Monday Night Mixed Midwest Co-op ...... 13-19 together early on. Petersen’s Variety...... 28-12 Philip Motor...... 10-22 I would also prefer a set calen - Kadoka Tree Service...... 27-13 Highlights: dar for committee hearings so that Rockers...... N/A Fred Foland...... 248/599 they do not overlap with each Holey Rollers...... 17-23 Kent Buchholz...... 244 other. This would allow us to at - Badland’s Auto...... 16-24 Tony Gould...... 233/599 tend all our hearings each week. I Highlights: Steve Varner ...... 203 serve on four committees, and Bryan Buxcel...... 202/571 Cory Boyd...... 211/587 Chelsea Tobin ...... 184 Nathan Clevenger...... 199 more times than not two or more Trina Brown...... 178/514 of them schedule hearings for the Bailey Magstadt...... 4-6-7 split Wednesday Nite Early same time. We shouldn’t have to Vickie Petersen...... 5-7 split Moses Bldg Center...... 22-6 pick and choose which hearings to Wendell Buxcel...... 5-10 split Splitz Happen ...... 18-10 prioritize as all our hearings are Karen Hart ...... 5-6 split Chiefie’s Chicks ...... 18-10 important. They allow us to ask First National Bank ...... 15-13 questions and hear important tes - Tuesday Night Mens Amigos & Friends...... 7-21 Barry’s Signs...... 20-11 Highlights: timony from expert witnesses Scotchman’s ...... 19-13 Marlis Petersen...... 237/588 about the issues before us. Peoples Market ...... 18-14 Lois Porch...... 181 As we look ahead to 2016, there Kennedy Imp ...... 16-16 Brenda Grenz...... 178 are many policy issues that the Senate must address. Enacting a Rock ’N Roll Lanes budget through regular order and operating under a predetermined 859-2430 • Philip calendar are two resolutions I be - Open at 11 a.m. lieve could help the Senate oper - Monday thru Friday ate more efficiently so we can make the best decisions for our country. January 7, 2016 • Pioneer Review Community 11 Moenville Christmas stocking Leanne Neuhauser | 567-3325

Greetings from snow covered, Max and Joyce Jones said it has injured her hand and tailbone, so and it is pretty quiet here, which wind still, sunny, relatively mild been quiet at their house. Their she spent several days with Ray is both good and bad. We are northeast Haakon County. It son, Todd, and his family spent and Nancy. They took her to blessed to have such a wonderful sounds like we'd better enjoy this some time skiing in the Black Chamberlain Monday where they family. weather, because we'll be in the Hills, so Max and Joyce were on met Kathy's daughter. Kathy will Today, I am grateful for modern deep freeze by next weekend. I'm dog sitting duty. Granddaughter be seeing doctors in Sioux Falls. communication methods. Every sure not looking forward to that. Mattie got a new snowboard and it Hope she feels much better real once in a while, I get a little irri - I've been enjoying the sun the past sounds like it works very well! soon. Today, Jan. 5, is Nancy's tated with the constant couple of days – hope it keeps up! Those snowboards look like they birthday, so happy birthday to her! buzzing/beeping of the smart - Happy New Year to all of you – would be a little challenging. I'm Bill and Polly Bruce had a big phones (time to practice that tol - 2016 is a brand new year, full of sure I would end up in a heap! weekend. It was the annual erance I was talking about promise! I'm hoping to make each Dave and Laura Hand had their Christmas get-together for their earlier). It seems like they can day the very best that it can be. Christmas gathering with their family. Polly said they rented 13 take over your life if you let them. I'm not usually one to make new family this past week. They rented rooms at a hotel in Pierre Friday I don't have a smartphone, be - year's resolutions, my goals pretty a large cabin in the Black Hills and Saturday night and all eight cause cell phones don't work very much stay the same year in and near the ski areas and all of their of their children and their spouses well here anyway. But, I appreci - year out. I try to be the very best sons and their families enjoyed and most of the grandchildren and ate the opportunity to be able to person I can be. I try to help people several days of skiing, sledding, great-grandchildren were able to have a video chat with our little whenever I can. I try to be fair board games, etc. Laura said they be there. They had 38 people in granddaughter in the eastern part minded and tolerant. I work at had 24 people in the cabin and the rooms, plus there were several of the state – such great technol - being a positive person. And I they had a great time. Each of the other friends who joined the festiv - ogy! And I like being able to fax make an effort every day to be families help prepare breakfast ities. They enjoyed lots of fun, documents here and there. My grateful for each and every little and supper meals and lunch is food, gift exchanges, etc. Bill and son-in-law depends on being able thing in my life. I'm not always kind of on their own. Laura had Polly found out that they will be to check the markets on his phone. successful on all fronts, but I try. the misfortune of breaking her having three new great-grandchil - And daughter Lori, who travels a For those of you who do make res - kneecap recently, so she is wear - dren! What a nice thing to look for - lot, depends on her phone to give olutions, good luck to you. Make ing a large brace, hoping to help ward to! They returned home her directions to her destination. 2016 the best year yet! the kneecap heal. She'll be seeing Sunday evening and collapsed, ac - My mother's pacemaker can be Now on to the news. Nels and the doctor later this week. Dave's cording to Polly, but what a nice checked over the phone – sure is Dorothy Paulson had a quiet week sister, Kathleen Hand, is reason to be tired! She was still more convenient than making a last week. Their neighbor, Vince presently in a rehab hospital near putting things away when I talked trip to Rapid City, especially dur - Bruce, stopped in for a short visit her home in Washington state. to her Monday. ing cold, nasty weather. Some of Tuesday. Otherwise, they have She has had a series of small Lee and Mary Briggs' grandson, my ancestors used smoke signals mostly stayed put. Dorothy at - strokes, but she is taking treat - Chancy Riggle, and some friends for communication and when tended church Sunday, and Mon - ments and doing very well. came out for a visit Tuesday Randy and I were first married, day they were headed to town for Kevin and Mary Neuhauser evening, Dec. 29. Chancy is home we had partyline phones! We've supplies. They were also planning rang in the New Year by going to on leave from the Marines. Their sure come a long way since those to drop off some baked goods for Zay and Carrie Norman's place for grandson, Zane Joens, and his days! their friends, Dale and Myrna a fresh seafood supper along with friend, Chase, arrived from Stur - I hope this week will be the first Hartmann, at their home in board games and visiting, "Stay - gis Wednesday morning and they of many wonderful weeks for you Pierre. (I just recently learned ing up pretty late for a couple of spent a few days doing some bird during 2016. Make the most of that the Hartmann's live in Pierre 50-somethings," according to hunting. They also helped Lee every single day! And as the bitter rather than Ft. Pierre.) Myrna had Kevin. They spent a quiet New with some chores and they cut a cold weather approaches, be sure ankle surgery several months ago, Year’s Day at home at the ranch. load of wood for Zane's mother, to check on your friends and and although she continues to im - Saturday afternoon, they went to Keva. Wednesday evening, Lee neighbors to make sure everyone prove, she still isn't up to doing Brookings for a Christmas gather - and Mary were in town for a fam - is safe and warm. And provide much cooking or baking. So her ing of Mary's siblings at a local ily supper with daughter Rea Rig - shelter for your pets. friend, Dorothy, is coming to her hotel. They stopped for a short gle and her family at a local Enjoy your week! rescue with baked goodies! Aren't visit with Ruth Neuhauser on steakhouse. New Year's Eve, Mary friends grand? Dorothy said that their way back through Highmore said she was in bed by about 9 the pain from her cracked rib is Sunday. p.m. She is dealing with a sinus steadily improving, which is good Frank and Shirley Halligan met infection, so she has been a bit news. Frank’s family in Rapid City on under the weather. Friday, Mary Courtesy Photo Duane and Lola Roseth have the 27th for dinner and visiting. and Lee went to Pierre in time to Send your classifieds: The winner of the annual giant Christmas stocking drawing held by Moses Building Center, Philip, was announced Dec. 30. MBC customers had card playing company this All of his siblings were there, but see grandson Chancy off at the air - had signed up for the stocking, which is designed for youngsters up to past week. Neighbors Billy and Jim, as he and Barb were moving port. He was flying back to North ads@pioneer- age 10. This year’s eight-foot-tall stocking was won by Breck Beer, New Arlyne Markwed stopped by to their daughter, Jessi, to her new Carolina and he is deploying to Underwood, grandson of Curt Arthur. Shown with Beer is MBC owner visit and play cards Saturday and job at Florida State University. Europe early this week. Best of review.com Mike Moses. Dick and Gene Hudson came by on Jessi is an archeologist and had luck to him! Lee and Mary's another day to enjoy some games lived and worked as a professor in granddaughter, Cattibrie Riggle, of cards. Sunday, Duane and Lola LaCrosse, Wis. New Year’s Day, and her friend, Alex, made a trip attended church at Deep Creek. Frank and Shirley entertained to Iowa late last week to see Alex's Later in the day, Larry and Linda guests for black-eyed-peas, a parents. Small Business Beginnings Smith (Lola's sister) came to visit. Texas tradition for good luck in It was another busy week at our The Smiths brought supper and the new year. Saturday, their son, house. We had family here all If you’re looking to start a new business, grow your existing business the couples enjoyed supper at the Murdock, and family came for din - week, which was wonderful. Son or explore a business idea, don’t miss Small Business Beginnings! cabin by the creek. The guys spent ner and opening gifts as they had Scott and his family arrived home the night at the cabin, but the gals been in Texas with Frank and from their Christmas vacation late When: Jan. 25, Feb. 8 and 22, March 7, 14 and 21 came back to the comfort of the Shirley's daughter, Maggie, for Wednesday night. They opt for sun house. Christmas. They were attending and sand during the holidays – 5:30-8:30 p.m. each evening, except Feb. 8 - 6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Dick and Gene Hudson's daugh - the Mavericks/Bulls game the this year they spent the time on Where: Wall Community Room, 501 Main St. Wall, SD ter, Deb Burma, and her children night the tornado hit Dallas, so the beach in Florida. Daughter Cost: $75/person if you live within the Badlands Bad River Region had been visiting over the Christ - that was exciting for them. Mon - Lori went to Pierre Thursday to mas break. They returned to their day, Shirley was in Rapid City visit with friends there. Randy (Haakon, Jackson and Eastern Pennington counties) home in Columbus, Neb., Wednes - keeping a doctor's appointment spent New Year’s Eve and New $200/person if you live outside the region day morning. Dick and Gene at - and doing some shopping. Frank Year’s Day dealing with a bad case tended the funeral for Dolly went to the sale in Philip Tuesday. of the stomach flu – no celebrating Supper included in registration fee Blucher in Pierre Wednesday and Ray and Nancy Neuhauser have for him! He is back to normal now, also the burial in Midland. Gene had a lot of company over the hol - thank goodness. Our daughter, FREE childcare! said the Bluchers lived near her idays. One of Nancy's grandsons Jen, and her family came to the Registration due by Friday, Jan. 15, 2016 when she was growing up. Now from Gillette and his wife and six- ranch Friday and Saturday to help that the holiday company is gone, week-old son spent a night at Ray work some cattle and have a little For more information or to register, contact: things are getting back to normal and Nancy's. It was the first time more family time while Lori was Cheyenne McGriff at the Hudson house. Gene said Nancy had met the great-grand - home. Sunday, Lori and I went to they are still eating leftovers! son. They were headed on to North Kadoka and spent time with my Wall Economic Development Director Billy and Arlyne Markwed went Dakota to see family and have mother, Letoy Brown. We also got [email protected] to Midland Wednesday for the their son baptized. Christmas to visit with my sister, Ellie, and burial for Dolly Blucher. Friday, Day, Nancy's daughter, Carrie, wish her a happy birthday! We (605) 279-2658 (work) (605) 209-1988 (cell) Gary Allison and his wife, Terri, and her husband, Tom, were went on to Rapid City and we vis - Sponsored by SDSU Extension, Badlands Bad River Regional Economic Development Partnership, came and brought a few things. there, then went on to North ited with my brother, Joe Brown, and SD Small Business Development Center He'll be spending the next several Dakota to be on hand for the bap - and his wife, Lynn. I dropped Lori weeks at Billy and Arlyne's cabin tism. Last Monday, they had a off at her good friend, Brandi's, while he helps T.J. Gabriel with family holiday gathering and home – she spent the night there calving duties. It will be so nice for Nancy said it was a full house – before boarding a plane to head T.J. to have some extra help. The wonderful. Ray and Nancy rang in east Monday. I returned to the Allisons didn't stay too long, be - the New Year at home. Her daugh - ranch Sunday night. The Christ - cause the blowing snow was mak - ter, Kathy, took a fall recently and mas decorations are all put away ing the roads a little treacherous. Billy and Arlyne attended church Sunday and Sunday night great- grandson Kyler had his weekly sleepover at their house. I don't know who enjoys that more, Kyler or Billy and Arlyne! “I can find Julian and Coreen Roseth had WHATEVER their children home for Christmas, you’re so I'm sure that was a busy place looking for!” with all the grandkids. Their son- –David in-law, Vance Martin, wasn't able Burnett, to be there. New Year's Eve, Ju - Owner lian and Coreen were in Midland and had supper with Julian's sis - ter, Sophie, and her husband, Pat Foley. Saturday, Coreen's sister and their mother came to visit. They spent the night and Sunday Coreen took her mother back to her home in Huron. Coreen said there was heavy fog in Huron and the roads had scattered slippery spots. Thank goodness it wasn't foggy the whole way. Steve and Theresa McDaniel had a houseful at Christmas. All of 2008 Ford F-250, Lariat, their children and their wives were there, as well as Theresa's Crew Cab, 6.4 Diesel, mother, Janice, and her husband. Automatic, Lots of Extras Saturday, Steve participated in a team roping event in Rapid City. Cell: 605-441-2859 • Res: 605-859-2875 • Fax: 605-859-3278 Sunday, they hosted a sledding party at their place – sounded like 520 E. Hwy. 14 PO Box 38 a good time was had by all. Philip, SD 57567 • www.all-starauto.net Deadline: Fridays at Noon [email protected] Pioneer Review • January 7, 2016 12 Public Notices (605) 859-2516

Ins. - 12/15 ...... 511.02 Session with the following action taken: posited into the Capital Accu - Highway Department: WEED CONTROL Notice of Intent Companion Life Ins., Employee Vision mulations Account for this pur - 12/01/15 Fitzgerald Oil ...... $1.94; GAS Dakota Mill & Grain Inc, Ins. – 12/15 ...... 31.98 Employee Salaries for 2106: pose. It is hereby proposed 12/01/15 Cenex ...... $2.04; GAS Supplies ...... 4,370.00 to Mine Gravel EFTPS, S.S., Medicare, Withholding- David Butler - $16.21/hr. that the following Supplemen - 12/03/15 Cenex ...... $2.27; DSL #1 SD Assn of Co W & P Supervisor, An - Notice is hereby given that a gravel min - 12/15 ...... 8,609.84 Rickie L. Coyle - $18.96/hr. tal Budget be adopted for the 12/03/15 Fitzgerald Oil ....$2.13; DSL #1 nual Dues & Membership ing operation is to be conducted by Nebraska Child Support Pay Ctr, Kit W. Graham - $21.71/hr. year 2015: 12/15/15 Cenex ...... $1.99; DSL #1 Fees ...... 50.00 Haakon County Highway Department, Garnishment – 12/15 ...... 800.00 Brian S. Pearson - $14.41/hr. 12/15/15 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.95; DSL #1 Van Diest Supply Co, Philip, South Dakota, 57567. SDRS, Employee Retirement- Matthew D. Reckling - $19.71/hr. $18,000 TO ACCOUNT 101- 12/17/15 Fitzgerald Oil ....$1.93; DSL #1 Supplies ...... 5,540.00 12/15 ...... 4,154.81 Brittany Smith - $18.25/hr. 211-435.00 12/17/15 Cenex ...... $2.07; DSL #1 Weed & Pest Conference, Legal location of mine(s): Monna F. Van Lint - $18.25/hr. No - Travel ...... 260.00 N½ Section 5, T1N, R24E., B.H.M. Add’l Bills – Dec. 2015: Robert Shipp - $13.33/hr. tice is hereby given that the The Vendor Warrants for December 10,220.00 SE¼ Section 10, T7N, R23E., B.H.M. Dakotacare Flex, Ded/Copay Buydown Board of Commissioners of 2015 were presented for approval: ROAD & BRIDGE in Haakon County. – 12/15 ...... 665.34 Motion by Gartner, seconded by Miller to Haakon County, South Brosz Engineering Inc, Prof approve the aforementioned salaries for Dakota, will hold a public hear - AUDITOR Services ...... 637.50 Material to be mined: gravel SD Hwy. 73 Sidewalk/Lighting 2016. Motion carried. ing on the above proposed Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 11.48 Butler Machinery Co Inc, Project: supplemental budget for the Officemax Inc, Supplies ...... 94.96 Supplies ...... 434.90 The operation is to begin by April 2016 SD Dept. of Transportation, Sidewalk - Public Comments: year 2015 at the End of Year Petersen's Variety, Supplies ...... 2.20 Cenex Harvest States, Fuel .....1,036.34 and will be completed to include final 2015 ...... 75,274.95 None. Meeting at 1:30 p.m. on Haakon Co. Treas, Other Exp ...... 28.72 D & T Auto Parts, Repairs & reclamation, by December 15, 2020. Pro - Lighting - 2015 ...... 9,737.00 Wednesday, December 23, 137.36 Maint ...... 373.95 posed future use of the land: final recla - In Other Business: 2015, at which time any per - TREASURER D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 577.02 mation will consist of regrading, replacing This Month's Bills: City of Philip residents may call the City son interested may appear Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 109.74 Eddie’s Truck Sales Inc, Repairs & topsoil to allow the area to be returned to Arthur, Matt, Labor - Install Garage Office for assistance with disposing of and be heard in favor of or op - Haakon Co. Treasurer, Postage ....98.00 Maint ...... 123.90 pastureland. Door - City Shop ...... 734.00 real Christmas Trees. posed to the proposed budget 207.74 Ernie’s Bldg. Center, Supplies ...... 12.99 3B's Heating & Air Conditioning, supplement. STATE’S ATTORNEY Fitzgerald Oil Co, Fuel ...... 4,168.40 Additional information about the opera - S. Shop Htr. 12/15 & Pool Htr. The 2015 Departmental Inventories need Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Godfrey Brake Service, Repairs & tion may be obtained from either Haakon 06/15 ...... 152.06 to be completed and are due in the City BOARD OF COUNTY Rent ...... 300.00 Maint ...... 21.20 County Highway Dept., Phone # (605) Cenex Harvest States, Fuel – Finance Office by Jan. 10, 2016. COMMISSIONERS Kjerstad Mcknight Law Office, Great Western Tire Inc, 859-2472, or the South Dakota Depart - 12/15 ...... 513.51 HAAKON COUNTY, Telephone ...... 150.00 Supplies ...... 129.90 ment Enviromment and Natural Re - City of Philip, Parks/Rec. Water Usage The City offices will be closed Jan. 1 and SOUTH DAKOTA Kjerstad McKnight Law Office, Misc/ Hall Manufacturing LLC , Repairs & sources, Minerals and Mining Program, 2015 ...... 2,631.35 18, 2016, in observance of legal holi - TOM RADWAY, CHAIRMAN Postage/Etc ...... 49.00 Maint ...... 150.63 Joe Foss Building, Pierre, South Dakota City Dept.’s Usage 2015 ...... 986.77 days. Postmaster, Misc/Postage/Etc ...... 90.00 Philip Hardware, Repairs & 57501, Phone (605) 773-4201. CNH Productivity Plus Acct ATTEST: State Bar of South Dakota, Annual Maint ...... 27.95 Supplies/Parts/Repairs – 12/15 ...969.35 The next Regular Council Meeting will be CARLA N. SMITH Dues & Membership Fees ...... 365.00 Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 94.96 [Published January 7 & 14, 2016, at the D&T Auto Parts, Supplies 12/15 ....93.81 held on Monday, Jan. 4, 2016, at 7:00 HAAKON COUNTY 954.00 Kennedy Implement & Auto Co, total approximate cost of $24.04] Fitzgerald Oil Co., Fuel/LP p.m. in the Community Room. AUDITOR COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEY Repairs & Maint ...... 1,498.64 11-12/15 ...... 1,260.02 Betsey Harris, Court Appointed Kimball Midwest, Supplies ...... 95.44 Gibson Concrete, Sidewalk Repairs - With no further business to come before At 1:30 p.m., the hearing was held. No Attorney ...... 811.68 Konst Machine, Repairs & Maint ...65.00 12/15 ...... 612.25 the Council, Mayor Vetter declared the one appeared in opposition of the sup - 811.68 Konst Machine, Supplies ...... 35.70 Kennedy Implement, Skid Loader meeting adjourned at 4:36 p.m. plement. Motion to approve supplement - COURTHOUSE Moses Building Center Inc, Repairs & Attachments ...... 12,576.00 ing the Sheriff’s Equipment budget was Brant's Electric Inc, Repairs Maint ...... 55.33 Notice to Gravel Moses Building Center, Missile Shed /s/ Michael Vetter, Mayor made by Commissioner Clements, sec - & Maint ...... 243.93 Newman Traffic Signs, Production Door Track ...... 385.01 onded by Commissioner Konst, and ap - Coyle's Super Valu, Supplies ...... 97.54 Supplies ...... 373.11 Petty Cash, Copies/Postage ATTEST: proved. Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 203.27 Philip Motor, Inc, Repairs & Contractors and 07-12/15 ...... 27.75 /s/ Monna Van Lint, Finance Officer Heartland Paper Co, Supplies ....519.84 Maint ...... 21.21 Philip Hardware, Supplies – Auditor Smith requested approval to Kone Inc, Prof. Fees ...... 252.95 Runnings Farm & Fleet, Suppliers 12/15 ...... 29.32 [Published January 7, 2016, at the total transfer the second half of the opt out MG Oil Company, Supplies ...... 9.46 Supplies ...... 11.62 approximate cost of $92.92] money from the General Fund (101) into Servall Uniform, Supplies ...... 230.83 Dept of School & Public Land, Gravel Notice is hereby given that the Haakon Pioneer Review, Publishing – the Highway Fund (201). Commissioner 1,557.82 Royalty Payments ...... 1,218.00 County Commissioners are asking for 12/15 ...... 479.87 Clements made the motion for approval Virgil Smith, Repairs & Maint ...... 120.00 sealed bids to crush and stockpile the Philip Standard Service, Fuel/Tire DIRECTOR OF EQUALIZATION of the transfer, Commissioner Konst sec - Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 5.99 West River International, Repairs & amounts of gravel. Gravel to be crushed Repair/Supplies 12/15 ...... 515.31 onded, motion carried. Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 106.76 Maint ...... 268.62 to 3/4” and 1”. SD Dept. of Revenue, Water Testing - Proceedings of 12/15 ...... 15.00 7231, Supplies ...... 899.35 West River Water Develop Dist, Weed and Pest Supervisor Virgil Smith 1,012.10 Utilities ...... 62.50 The bids will be opened and read at the USTI, 2015 Tax Forms – 12/15 ...162.00 Haakon County had a travel request for attending the 11,614.81 hours listed below for each of the follow - Verizon Wireless, Cell Phone REGISTER OF DEEDS Commissioners 2016 Weed & Pest Conference in Ab - McLeod’s Printing & Supply, ing items. 11-12/15 ...... 95.60 9-1-1 Walker Refuse, Inc., 365 Residential END OF YEAR MEETING erdeen in February, and use of the Supplies ...... 19.90 Centurylink, 9-1-1 ...... 113.40 County vehicle for the travel. Supervisor Microfilm Imaging Systems Inc, 113.40 Bids to be opened at February 2, 2016, Garbage – 12/15 ...... 4,818.00 DECEMBER 23, 2015 Smith and one Weed & Pest Board Prof. Fees ...... 210.00 at 3:00 p.m. MDT. West Central Electric, Electric EMERGENCY & DISASTER 11/1-12/1/15 ...... 3,088.47 The end of year commissioners meeting member must attend the Conference Haakon Co. Treas., Other Exp ...... 49.00 HCS , Furniture/Equip ...... 2,020.84 each year for the County to be eligible for 278.90 Officemax Inc., Supplies ...... 122.48 All products are to conform to South WR/LJ Rural Water Systems, 2,439,000 for 2015 was held Wednesday, Decem - the State Grant money available. Motion Lori Quinn, Supplies ...... 3.98 Dakota Specifications. gals. – 12/15 ...... 3,048.75 ber 23, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. in the Com - SHERIFF Contract Min. – 12/15 ...... 2,500.00 missioners Room at the courthouse. to approve the travel request and use of 10-8 Video, Equipment ...... 2,790.00 Lori Quinn, Other Expenses ...... 39.20 the County car was made by Commis - Capital One Bank Fuel ...... 31.42 2,186.50 Proposals shall be submitted in a sealed Airport Water – 12/15 ...... 40.00 Chairman Tom Radway called the meet - sioner Konst, seconded by Commis - Coyle's Service, Fuel ...... 148.92 envelope clearly imprinted on the outside South Shop Water - 12/15 ...... 20.00 ing to order at 1:02 p.m. A quorum was COURTHOUSE sioner Clements, motion approved. D & T Auto Parts, Supplies ...... 79.81 Lowe Roofing, Inc, Building with item bid, time and date of letting. Western Communications, Radio established with the presence of Com - Batteries - 12/15 ...... 150.30 missioner Steve Clements and Commis - Philip Hardware, Supplies ...... 10.38 Fund ...... 366.00 After reviewing the year end budget re - LexisNexis Matthew Bender, 366.00 Bidders are reminded that the county is ______sioner Nick Konst. Commissioners Ed ports for each County Department, a mo - Supplies ...... 116.58 not subject to the payment on federal ex - Total Expenditures – Briggs and Gary Snook were absent. REGISTER OF DEEDS tion was made by Commissioner McLeod’s Printing & Supply, Michelle Butler, M&P Services cise tax or state sales tax. 12/29/15 ...... $126,414.26 The agenda was amended with the re - Clements to transfer the following Supplies ...... 123.07 & Fees ...... 322.40 amounts from Contingency: MG Oil Company, Fuel ...... 17.50 322.40 Commissioners request bid for both Old Business: moval of Adele Harty, who had planned National Sheriff's Association, Annual sizes. Gravel to be neatly piled at the pit Council reviewed information presented to give the Commissioners a report on LAW LIBRARY Dues & Membership Fees ...... 56.00 Thomson Reuters-West, Law Library site. Gravel to be weighed on either a by Visu-Sewer relative to their recent tel - programs available to the County resi - To Treasurer’s Department ...... $1,000 Neve's Uniform & Equipment, Amt Held ...... 282.30 belt or truck scale before being placed in evising of portions of the City's sanitary dents through her office. She was unable To Courthouse Building Fund ...... $5,000 Equipment ...... 18.95 282.30 stockpile. sewer systems to inspect the lining to in - to attend and requested to be put on the sure that it is intact and functioning ap - agenda for the February 2016 meeting. Total from Contingency ...... $6,000 Philip Clinic, Prof. Fees ...... 125.00 The Philip Pit Stop, Fuel ...... 105.11 Total Checks ...... 39,354.33 PIT LOCATIONS: propriately. The report notes that the sections in question are functioning as The Treasurer’s Department had figured Stalker Radar, Equipment ...... 3,990.00 Site #1 – 20,000 tons, SE¼ Section Minutes of the December 1, designed, but the video does show sig - insurance costs for the 2015 budget at a 7,612.74 A motion to approve the warrants was 10, T7N, R23E, BHM 2015, meeting were approved with a mo - 1 nificant amounts of grease build up in the single policy rate, due to a change in per - SUPPORT OF POOR made by Commissioner Clements, sec - Site # 2 – 40,000 tons, N ⁄2 Section 5, tion by Commissioner Clements and sec - pipe near the old Pizza, Etc. store. onded by Commissioner Konst. sonnel this changed to family rate. Pay - Dakota Country Pharmacy, onded by Commissioner Konst, motion T1N, R24E, BHM ing the costs of the Heating & Cooling Prof Services ...... 420.64 carried. Motion to adjourn the meeting Study done at the end of 2014, a re - 420.64 was made by Commissioner Konst, sec - Contractor to strip and back fill pit to con - The video has been shared with the City Others in attendance at the meeting quired five year elevator safety test, and onded by Commissioner Clements, mo - form with Haakon County's reclamation as well as with the SPN & Assoc. were Auditor Carla Smith, Pioneer Re - HEALTH NURSE repairs to the cooling unit for the Court - Dakota Country Pharmacy, tion carried. Meeting adjourned at 1:55 plan. view Representative Nancy Haigh, Council discussed again the matter of States Attorney Brittany Kjerstad-McK - house were the main expenses to the Supplies ...... 3.91 p.m. The next regular meeting will be Building Fund. Commissioner Konst 3.91 held on Tuesday, January 5, 2016, at Contractor to be responsible for any the disabled aircraft hangared at the night, Highway Superintendent Dwight made the second, motion carried. 1:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Room of damage to land, fences or car gates. Pit City's airport and the fact that the owners Slovek, and Highway Administrative Of - MENTALLY ILL Audra Malcomb Consulting Inc, Prof the Courthouse. site to be cleared of all garbage, oil filters, have continually defaulted on the hangar ficer Val Williams. Highway Superintendent Slovek and Ad - Services ...... 196.90 etc. lease payments. City Attorney, Ryan McKnight, has formally contacted the air - The Auditor/Treasurer report for Novem - ministrative Officer Williams gave the Avera St. Mary's, Prof Services ..245.08 HAAKON COUNTY COMMISSION final 2015 Highway Report. They are in 441.98 ______Contractor will receive payment after craft owner and advised him that the City ber 2015 for work done in December was the process of completing two new Thomas Radway each pit site is completed. wants the aircraft removed. reviewed, as follows: LIBRARY gravel contracts for the County to pur - Haakon County Public Library, Chairman chase gravel. Plans are underway to Supplies ...... 313.53 County to pay all royalties to the pit New Business: Cash Mgmt. Account ...... 2,914,994.45 have gravel crushed as soon as they can 313.53 ATTEST: owner. Motion by Matt, seconded by Henrie to Certificate of Deposit ...... 235,000.00 approve Commercial Garbage Haulers' Cert. of Deposit-Library ...... 63,143.78 after the first of the year. The price of the EXTENSION SERVICE ______gravel per ton has already been set in the Sheryl Hansen, Travel ...... 38.30 Carla N. Smith Successful bidder to enter into a contract licenses with Waste Connections, Inc. Checks/Cash on Hand ...... 22,020.10 budget, but raising the price for the com - I Grow, Supplies ...... 21.00 Haakon County Auditor with Haakon County within ten (10) days dba Walker Refuse and Heartland Waste Bank Balance ...... 1,357.84 ing year’s budget will be discussed at the Kaycee Jones, Travel ...... 64.63 after date of letting. Management, Inc. contingent upon re - Total ...... 3,236,516.17 ceipt of all license fees. Motion carried. January 2016 meeting, which is when Office Depot, Supplies ...... 46.88 [Published January 7, 2016, at the total the price is set. SDSU Extension, Travel ...... 325.71 approximate cost of $171.22] The Board of Haakon County Commis - Auditor Smith informed the Commission - 496.52 sioners reserve the right to accept or re - Council proceeded to review the Sales ers that she had spoken with Mel Smith There were no questions on the Five ject any or all bids and to accept the bid Tax Collection report for 2015. This on repairs needed to the ceiling in the Year Transportation & Bridge Plan. It has that is in the best interest of Haakon year's sales tax collections are up ap - City offices on the fourth floor of the been submitted to the State for approval. County. proximately 12% ($71,750.00) from last Courthouse. The roof had been leaking year. Mayor Vetter thanked all of the con - above these offices and some damage Superintendent Slovek and Administra - tive Officer Williams presented the 2016- For further information contact the sumers and local business owners. to the plaster on the ceiling is visible. Mr. 2019 County Road Plan. It was reviewed Haakon County Highway Department at Smith has agreed to stop by and look at by the Commissioners. A copy is on file 605-859-2472. Council reviewed the following L/P the damage to the ceiling. Propane bids received this month: in the Auditor’s Office for anyone who wishes to review it. [Published January 7 & 14, 2016, at the South Dakota State University Extension total approximate cost of $48.08] Dec. 18, 2015 Service is doing their annual evaluation Fitzgerald Oil Company ...... $0.88/gal. process for the SDSU Extension 4-H The following fuel bids for DECEMBER Youth Program Advisors. SDSU Repre - 2015 were submitted: Midwest Cooperatives ...... $0.89/gal. sentative Donna Bittiker had sent out a Proceedings of the form for evaluating Haakon County Advi - FUEL BIDS: Motion by Henri, seconded by Miller to sor Kaycee Jones, requesting that it be Courthouse: NONE City of Philip authorize and approve combining with completed by the Commissioners and re - the Haakon School District for elections turned to SDSU by January 15, 2016. YEAR END MEETING in 2015. Motion carried. DECEMBER 29, 2015 The State Department of Revenue had The following positions will become va - missed sending the application for re - A special year end meeting of the Philip cant due to the expiration of the present newal of the liquor license for T-34 Truck City Council was held on Tuesday, De - term of office: Stop when the others were sent out. Au - cember 29, 2015, at 4:00 p.m. in the ditor Smith had contacted the State office Commissioners' Meeting Room of the MAYOR: At Large - 4 Year Term - on this, and the renewal was sent. Mo - Haakon Co. Courthouse. Present were Michael Vetter tion to approve the renewal of the liquor Mayor Michael Vetter, Council Members WARD I: 2 Year Term - Brit Miller license for T-34 was made by Commis - Marion Matt, Brit Miller, Marty Gartner, WARD II: 2 Year Term - Marty Gartner sioner Konst, seconded by Commis - Trisha Larson and Jennifer Henrie. Also WARD III: 2 Year Term - Trisha Larson sioner Clements, motion carried. present were Finance Officer Monna Van Lint, Public Works Director Matt Reck - Circulation of nominating petitions can The yearly contract with the State De - ling, City Attorney Ryan McKnight with begin on January 29, 2016, and must be partment of Health for the County Health Kjerstad McKnight Law; and Del Bartels filed in the City Finance Office no later Nurse Program was received by the Au - with the Pioneer Review. than 5:00 p.m. on the 26th day of Febru - ditor’s Office. After reviewing the terms a ary 2016. motion was made to approve the con - Absent: Council Member Arthur. tract for the 2016 year by Commissioner Mayor Vetter and the City Council ex - Clements, seconded by Commissioner Motion was made by Miller, seconded by tended a sincere thank-you to West Cen - Konst, motion carried. Gartner to approve the agenda as pre - tral Electric for the donation of their labor sented. Motion carried. and effort to move electric poles in con - At the December 1, 2015, meeting a mo - junction with the Hwy. 73 Lighting project. tion had been made by Commissioner Motion was made by Miller, seconded by The billed amount forgiven totaled Snook, seconded by Commissioner Gartner to approve the minutes of the $1,354.53. Clements, and approved, to advertise the last meeting(s) as published in the Pio - following supplement ad for the Sheriff’s neer Review. Motion carried. The Mayor and Council were asked to Equipment Budget: consider closing the Rubble Site on Jan. Motion was made by Miller, seconded by 2, 2016, due to the holiday and the NOTICE OF HEARING TO Matt to approve payment of the bills from weather. After a brief discussion, Council SUPPLEMENT BUDGETS the appropriated funds as listed below. determined that the Rubble Site should Motion carried. be open on Jan. 2, 2016, as scheduled. There will be insufficient funds in the budget allowances in Gross Salaries – December 31, 2015: At 4:07 p.m., motion was made by Lar - the 101-211-435.00 Sheriff’s Mayor & Council - $5,270.00; Adm. - son, seconded by Miller to enter into ex - Equipment Budget for the year $7,999.99; Police - $8,451.58; Street - ecutive session per SDCL 1-25-2(1), 2015, due to the purchasing of $7,324.99; Water - $3,427.06; Public 2016 Personnel Salaries. Motion carried. the new Sheriff’s vehicle which Works - $4,073.19 was not included in the original At 4:32 p.m., motion by Henrie, sec - budget work for the year 2015. Colonial Life, Employee Supplemental onded by Matt to come out of Executive Sufficient funds have been de -

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. January 7, 2016 • Pioneer Review Classifieds (605) 859-2516 13 UTOMOTIVE 2015 HAY FOR SALE: Grass PHILIP HEALTH SERVICES – BUSINESS FOR SALE: Prof - A and alfalfa mixed. Call 605-685- many job openings! Full time itable, turn-key business in -  $#  " FOR SALE: 2009 Kawasaki Voy - 4872. P5-2tc and part time. More details at cludes building, equipment, food !" #"! ager. Nice ride. Lots of power www.philiphealthservices.com. inventory and training. Excellent with the 1700cc. Very well taken FOR SALE: Rope horse halters Full Time benefit package avail - family business. Pizza Etc. in care of. Only 18,500 miles.     
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Nurse trailer house on rented lot at USINESS ERVICE 12/01/16. Drive tractors & op - Aide/ CNA (min. age 14, training 1105 Elm Street, Kadoka. Con - B & S erate farm equipment to till soil, provided!). Call J’Nai at ext.115. tact Mark or Tammy at Discount HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - plant, fertilize & harvest crops. P5-1tc Fuel, 837-2271. K2-tfn CRETE will do all your concrete Drive semi-truck short distances construction jobs. Call us and to haul crop to storage areas (no FARM WORKER: 5 temporary HOUSE FOR SALE: House with we will give you a quote. Office, cdl required). Have mechanical positions. 03/01/16 thru 2 sheds located at 409 Chestnut 837-2621, Rich’s cell, 431-2226, abilities, 6 mos. experience re - 12/31/16. Drive tractors and Street, Kadoka. Call Mark or toll free, 877-867-4185. K32-tfn quired. Drive & operate farm ve - operate farm equipment to plant Tammy at Discount Fuel, 837- hicles for farm use & on public fertilize & harvest crops. Drive 2271. K2-tfn O’CONNELL CONSTRUCTION, roads. Must have or be able to semi-truck short distances to INC., PHILIP: Rock, Sand, obtain driver’s license within 30 haul crop to storage areas (no WANTED: Ranch/farm with or Gravel (screened or crushed). We days after hire. 48 hr. /wk., cdl required). Have mechanical without cattle and equipment, Deadline for can deliver. Dams, dugouts, $13.80 per/hr., free housing. abilities, 6 mos. experience re - approximately 500 to 2,000 building sites. Our 40th year. 3/4 Work period guaranteed. quired. Must have or be able to acres located in South Dakota, Pioneer Review Classifieds & Glenn or Trace, 859-2020. Tools & Equip. Provided. Trans - obtain driver’s license within 30 house optional, private party PR11-tfn portation to and from place of days after hire. 48 hr. /wk., cash transaction. Call Don, 413- Display Ads is recruitment will be paid upon $13.80 per/hr., free housing. 478-0178. PR3-tfn NEED A PLUMBER? 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PR20-1tp Dakota, 1501 28th Ave S, Grand Very well taken care of, lots of ditching and directional boring Forks, ND (701)795-3700 with room. 25 ft., electric awning & work. See Craig, Diana, Sauntee DRIVERS: Wausau Supply job order# 434280 or nearest jack. If interested, contact us or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, SD, or Company, Rapid City: Seeks (1) workforce office with a copy of soon! Don’t miss out on this call 837-2690. Craig cell: 390- Full-time CDL Class A Driver,(1) this ad. PR20-1tp one!! $15,119. 605-350-2051, 8087, Sauntee cell: 390-8604; Material Handler/Back-up CDL ask for Ron. P3-tfn wrex@ gwtc.net K50-tfn Driver & (1) Material Handler, OPEN POSITIONS: Discount Lift up to 80 lbs. Competitive Fuel, Kadoka, is seeking full and Pay and Excellent Benefit Pack - part time positions for main RENTALS ARM ANCH age. Email: humanresources@ cashier and backup cashier. APARTMENTS FOR RENT: F & R wausausupply.com or call: 800- After school help welcome to Spacious one bedroom units, all FOR SALE Oats, 40 lb. test 236-1528 x12320. WP17-4tp apply. Pick up an application at utilities included. Young or old. weight, very clean. Mike Perault, the fuel desk inside. K2-tfn Need rental assistance or not, 344-2543. P4-3tc we can house you. Just call 1- TECHS & MAINT. PERSONS: 800-481-6904 or stop in the Need motivated technicians and lobby and pick up an applica - shop general maintenance per - tion. Gateway Apartments, son. Excellent compensation Kadoka. K40-tfn package. 401K, paid vacation Hartmann Post Frame, LLC and holidays, profit sharing, Weston Hartmann medical insurance, production Kadoka, SD bonuses. Climate controlled CLASSIFIED P OLICY work environment. Apply at PLEASE READ your classified Grossenburg Implement in ad the first week it runs. If you 605.381.4675 Philip. Will train the right per - see an error, we will gladly re- son. P2-tfn run your ad correctly. We ac - Specializing in: cept responsibility for the first SUBWAY IN WALL is hiring all incorrect insertion only. Rav - Pole Barns ~ Siding shifts. Competitive wages, flexi - ellette Publications, Inc. re - Decks ~ Roofing ble scheduling, free employee quests all classifieds and cards meals and company match IRA. of thanks be paid for when or - Please stop in and talk to dered. A $2.00 billing charge will Rhonda or call her at 279-2722. be added if ad is not paid at the PW49-tfn time the order is placed. If an ad does not have an area code on HELP WANTED: Temporary Work – 14 Job Openings – NOW HIRING FULL-TIME: We the phone number, it is a 605 Starting: 02/15/16 and ending: 12/15/2016 are looking for a motivated indi - area code. We are in need of a seasonal worker to help with Operate tractors during planting, spraying, vidual for our sheetfed and web haying, harrowing, harvesting season of wheat, corn and sunflower. We also require that press operation. 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I South Dakota State Univeristy learned from working with it. saw some tracks going up the Extension will host a soil health Jeff Zimprich is a South Dakota tor Paul Bly was to conduct the Copies of it are still available at a steep slope behind the nursing workshop in Fort Pierre, Jan. 21, NRCS state conservationist. He continued from 4 memorial services the following reduced price at the Bad River home made by someone. Other at the Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center will overview of the recently com - she will be missed by all who day at Memorial Lutheran Senior Citizen’s Center or perhaps snowmobile tracks are visible in from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (CST). pleted Cropping Systems Inven - knew her and especially so by her Church in Pierre. Dolly and at the public library. We fre - the ditches toward the rodeo This is the second in a series of tory in South Dakota, as well as family. I again want to extend our Lennard were members of that quently refer to it to check on grounds and on the north side of three soil health workshops to be some other soil health highlights. heart-felt sympathy. church. Pastor Paul Bly had events of the past. Highway 14. held across South Dakota this Dr. Paul Jasa is an Extension Rose and I came to know Dolly served First Lutheran from 1997 Both Kianna and Katlin Knut - Saturday afternoon, Dec. 26, the winter. research engineer from the Uni - and her husband, Lennard, as we until he accepted the call to Pierre son, daughters of Barry and Edna Knutson family and their guests The speaker line-up includes versity Nebraska-Lincoln. He will attended dances at Milesville and in 2005. He officiated at my Knutson, arrived home from headed for a cabin in the Black soil health specialists from Natu - present "A Systems Approach to the nursing home which Lennard mother’s funeral in April of 1999. South Dakota State University at Hills. While there they hit some of ral Resources Conservation Serv - No-Till." Jasa has a lifetime of ex - played for as a one-man dance We offer our sympathy to the Brooking for the Christmas and the snowmobile trails besides ice, SDSU Extension and private perience and insight into equip - band. We also attended their 50th family of Edmond Baye, Jr., New Year’s holidays. Kianna’s heading to the ski slopes to ski industry. ment adaptions that can help wedding anniversary party and (Sonny) in the loss of husband, fa - friend, Shane Binger, Tulare, and and snowboard. They arrived back These include Jay Fuhrer, no-tillers with some of their chal - dance held at the Midland Ameri - ther, grandfather and brother. Katlin’s friend, Harley Hoogen - home in Philip after dark on the NRCS, Bismarck, N.D. Pulling lenging equipment issues. can Legion Hall. More recently we Whenever I went to the Baye and sorn, Presho, spent some of the evening of Dec. 29. from his experience, Fuhrer's talk A producer panel will share visited with her as she was a resi - Sons John Deere Implement for holiday season at the Knutson Harley headed for home that will focus on livestock integration, some of their experiences integrat - dent in the Senechal Apartments. parts or service, I was always home. They are also students at evening and Shane on New Year’s utilizing cover crops to extend ing livestock, cover crops and no- The chapel service was very greeted cheerfully by him. His SDSU. Day. grazing and promote soil health till on their land. meaningful, focused on the mes - wife, formerly Elsie Hey, taught Christmas Eve, the Barry Knut - Kianna and Katlin played and and no-till in his presentation. Dwayne Beck, manager of the sage fo God’s love in Christ Jesus Alfalfa Valley School during the son family and guests were among sang (performed) at the Rusty Another speaker is Lance Gun - SDSU Dakota Lakes Research and the strong faith and cheerful 1975-76 school year. Our daugh - those who gathered at the Steve Spur in Murdo on New Year’s Eve. derson, Ward Labs, Kearney, Neb. Farm, longtime no-till researcher attitude demonstrated in Dolly’s ter, Rosanne, was one of her stu - and Vicki Knutson ranch south - Classes at SDSU are to resume Ward Labs is a leader in perform - and advocate, will wrap up the life. The very comforting message dents. I wish to remind folks that east of Cottonwood. Jan. 11. So for those young college ing and utilizing the new Haney event. was presented by Rev. Josh Bau - Elsie (Hey) Baye compiled and Harley had loaded a snowmo - folks, it means back to the books, soil test in their lab. Gunderson This event is free to the public. mann, associate pastor of Faith published the pioneer history bile into his pickup and they hard study, and cracking the will share background regarding To accommodate for lunch, organ - Lutheran Church in Pierre. Pas - book, “Haakon Horizons” in 1982. tooled around some on the hill exams. the test and some of what he has izers are asking that attendees preregister by calling the SDSU Regional Extension Center in Pierre at 605-773-8120 or e-mail Ruth Beck, SDSU Extension agronomy field specialist, at [email protected] on or be - fore Jan. 18. Certified crop consultant educa - tional credits will be available at the workshop. More information and a full agenda for the soil health workshop can be viewed online at iGrow.org or at www.sd - notill.com.

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December 3, 1925 Skyline Drive: Bob and Mildred tal in a coma. His car was over - Like a true thorobred, Dan Radway have a lovely garden turned in the main event and Ike Cupid is fighting gamely to the which they share. was thrown from the vehicle. last tho the weddings have fallen Denny Kennedy was seven and Aug. 21, 1952, Hilland area was WEBSITE ADDRESS: off considerably in comparison his parents entertained 20 young - hit hard by hail. Corn and small www.philiplivestock.comPHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION with past weeks. sters at the park. grain and alfalfa seed was wiped 859-2577 Fred Kroetch of Elbon and Miss Editor Leonard Ellis says Philip out. Email: [email protected] HILIP OUTH AKOTA Philip, SD Pearl Boyce of Colome, S. Dak., is HOLLYHOCK TOWN! He espe - Grindstone News – Dorothy P , S D are the latest to be entered on the cially notes Mrs. Laura Brad - Dean cut her knee while swim - 56...... BLK HFRS 601# ...... $172.50 TRIANGLE S RANCH - QUINN TOM O'ROURKE - INTERIOR TUES., JAN. 5, 2016 JOE TRASK - WASTA 2 ...... BLK COWS 1283# ...... $83.00 1...... BLK COW 1265# ...... $81.00 books of newly married couples. dock’s. ming in a local dam. She got 12 We had a good run of bred cattle and 20...... BLK STRS 621# ...... $190.00 6 ...... BLK COWS 1463# ...... $78.50 18...... BLK & BWF COWS 1414# ...... $79.75 Last buffalo hunt and kill is now Mrs. Fred White will teach the stitches at Quinn and Dr. Hvam 6 ...... BLK STRS 457# ...... $207.00 3 ...... BLK COWS 1393# ...... $77.50 1...... BLK COW 1315# ...... $79.00 a huge run of weigh-ups, along with 14...... BLK HFRS 574# ...... $180.50 4 ...... BLK COWS 1494# ...... $76.00 14...... RED & BLK COWS 1265# ...... $76.50 on. Saturday, December 5, will be Bud Hansen school this year. put her in the hospital. MIKE AMIOTTE - INTERIOR 1...... BLK COW 1560# ...... $74.00 LANDON STOUT - KADOKA buffalo day at Philip as one two- Wallace Hansen received $45 for Gleanings Gathered at Ran - a lite run of feeders. Big crowd and 55...... BLK STRS 720# ...... $178.00 SCOTT PATTERSON - KADOKA 1 ...... RED COW 1270# ...... $82.00 strong sale. All cattle are higher. 29...... BLK HFRS 610# ...... $175.50 1...... BLK COW 1315# ...... $88.00 JIM ESPY - UNION CENTER year-old will be cut up and sold at assessing. dom – Dean Hansen almost lost a Next week Special Feeder Sale JERRY SAMPSON - INTERIOR 1...... BLK COW 1525# ...... $75.50 1...... BLK COW 1240# ...... $81.00 the City Meat Market. Premium price for high protein foot, Sunday, Aug. 10, when he got 68...... BLK, RED & CHAR STRS 591# ...... $193.75 1 ...... BLK COWETTE 1135# ...... $98.00 ELMER GOOD - HOUSTON Miss Lottie Kroetch expects to wheat - 10 to 16 percent, 56 to 58 it caught in the power take-off be - expecting 4000 head. 26...... BLK, RED & CHAR STRS 464# ...... $202.00 PRESTON PATTERSON - PIEDMONT 1 ...... BLK COWETTE 1165# ...... $99.50 28...... BLK, RED & CHAR HFRS 532# ...... $180.50 1...... BLK COW 1510# ...... $79.00 SKYLER PATTERSON - KADOKA leave the latter part of the week pounds per bushel, $1.94 to $2.07. tween the tractor and mower. His STOCK COWS & BRED HEIFERS: 11...... BLK, RED & CHAR HFRS 437# ...... $174.00 1 ...... BLK HFRT 990# ...... $125.00 1...... BLK COW 1170# ...... $84.00 for Missouri, where she expects to August 7, 1952 – Oluf Hanson, flesh was badly mangled and a DEDIC TRUST - NEW UNDERWOOD RENAE JAHNER - MOTT ND LANE PATTERSON - KADOKA 1...... CHAR COW 1305# ...... $77.00 9...... HERF 3 YR OLD COWS 1289# .... $2,750.00 31...... BLK, RED & CHAR STRS 813# ...... $150.50 1...... BLK COW 1365# ...... $77.00 3 ...... RED HFRTS 995# ...... $101.00 make her future home. Miss 78, died on July 30, 1952. deep cut required 17 stitches. Bud 7...... HERF 4 YR OLD COWS 1331# .... $2,700.00 13...... BLK STRS 702# ...... $172.50 1 ...... BLK HFRT 1115# ...... $115.00 MORTENSON CATTLE CO - HAYES Kroetch has spent the last few Eldon Hagler was wounded in Hansen and Gladie Hansen took 17...... HERF 5 & 6 YR OLD COWS 1518# .... $2,500.00 21...... BLK HFRS 741# ...... $145.00 CHARLES JOHNSTON - RAPID CITY 3 ...... BLK COWS 1275# ...... $80.00 3...... HERF SOLID MOUTH COWS 1465# .... $1,800.00 PERRY GUPTILL - INTERIOR 1...... BLK COW 1380# ...... $81.50 1...... BLK COW 1235# ...... $79.00 years with her brother, Fred. Korea on July 18, 1952. Dean to Kadoka to Dr. Sundet. 19 ...... HERF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1547# .... $2,000.00 25...... BLK STRS 728# ...... $171.50 RICK JOHNSTON - UNION CENTER 2...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 1073# ...... $91.50 Johnnie Haas and Miss Ella Jud Fennell caught an eight Dean was kept in the hospital. A CONSIGNMENT 12...... RED STRS 625# ...... $166.00 1...... BLK COW 1340# ...... $76.50 TK SAMPSON - INTERIOR 21...... HERF 3 TO 4 YR OLD COWS 1112# .... $2,250.00 17...... BLK STRS 578# ...... $191.00 3 ...... BLK HFRTS 1007# ...... $114.00 1...... BLK COW 1235# ...... $80.00 Neville both of Milesville were pound catfish in Lake Sunshine. The recent storm killed four JESSIE LARSEN - KIMBALL 47...... BLK HFRS 632# ...... $170.75 SETH THOMSEN - LONG VALLEY 5...... BLK & BWF COWS 1357# ...... $77.00 united in marriage by Reverend Editor L. Ellis tells of Hans Pe - cows by lightning, one for Frank 10 ...... BLK HFRS 1063# .... $2,100.00 19...... BLK HFRS 534# ...... $185.00 6 ...... BLK HFRS 958# ...... $137.00 1 ...... BLK COWETTE 1225# ...... $92.00 28 ...... BLK HFRS 1069# .... $2,085.00 TRAVIS DEJONG - PHILIP KIM SCHNOSE - OELRICHS 1 ...... BWF HFRT 1140# ...... $103.50 Szegedin at his home in Philip on terson, nearly 80 years old, riding Hauk, one for Raymond Dean and 56 ...... BLK HFRS 1043# .... $2,010.00 18...... BLK STRS 676# ...... $173.00 7...... RED COWS 1337# ...... $80.50 KELSEY RICHTER - QUINN Saturday evening, December 5th. one horse and leading one, north two for Reuben Herrman. 54 ...... BLK HFRS 1063# .... $1,960.00 18...... BLK STRS 607# ...... $190.00 4...... RED COWS 1433# ...... $79.50 1...... BLK COW 1225# ...... $79.00 ED LK FRS ED OWS RANK ARLSON ELVIDERE They were attended by Miss Myr - of Philip on Highway 73. A car hit Sept. 4, 1952, Leo Rauschs are 37 ...... BLK HFRS 1061# .... $1,935.00 24...... R & B H 635# ...... $164.50 2...... R C 1555# ...... $74.50 F C - B KIM SCHNOSE - OELRICHS RON GRUBL - STURGIS DAVE VANDERMAY - LONG VALLEY 1 ...... BWF COW 1165# ...... $77.00 tle Neville, a sister of the bride, the horse he was riding and fright - moving to a ranch near Hermosa. 18...... CHAR & BLK STRS 586# ...... $187.00 5 ...... BLK HFRTS 1123# ...... $120.00 6...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 1069# ...... $108.50 17 ...... RED 5 TO 6 YR OLD COWS 1423# .... $2,050.00 and Norman Spilde, of Cotton - ened both horses and ran Hans Anyone who feels that Philip 4...... RED HFRS 1014# .... $2,075.00 25...... CHAR STRS (SOME WHITE NOSE) 734# ...... $165.50 PAUL VANDERMAY - LONG VALLEY ARLIE RADWAY - HOWES 11 ...... RED SOLID MOUTH COWS 1325# .... $1,900.00 16...... CHAR & BLK HFRS 594# ...... $173.00 1 ...... BLK HFRT 1100# ...... $115.00 1...... BLK COW 1440# ...... $77.50 wood. into a fence post and injured his doesn’t need a hospital should 3...... RED BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1318# .... $1,825.00 TIM JUHNKE - MARTIN TOM BRUCH - STONEVILLE 4 ...... BLK COWETTES 1233# ...... $96.50 This and That from 1952 foot. The motorist didn’t stop. make a trip to Quinn or Rapid City JOHN AYER - BEULAH, WY 24...... CHAR & BLK STRS 537# ...... $187.00 1 ...... BLK HFRT 865# ...... $131.00 CINNAMON JOHNSTON - UNION CENTER 20 ...... BLK HFRS 1039# .... $1,850.00 15...... CHAR & BLK HFRS 546# ...... $180.00 1 ...... BLK HFRT 1145# ...... $113.00 1...... BLK COW 1350# ...... $76.00 July 17, 1952, Allene Towne was Grindstone News – The REA some day to consult a doctor. I be - 15 ...... BLK HFRS 1050# .... $1,860.00 RASMUSSEN LEHMAN 33 RANCH - BELVIDERE RYAN & CHRISSY ELSHERE - ELM SPRINGS 1 ...... BLK HFRT 995# ...... $109.00 two years old July 4. When she poles are being set in the Grind - lieve that there were 20 to 25 17 ...... BLK HFRS 1051# .... $1,850.00 2 ...... BLK STRS 923# ...... $151.00 2 ...... BLK COWS 1260# ...... $88.50 JERRY SAMPSON - INTERIOR 22 ...... BLK HFRS 1070# .... $1,850.00 5 ...... BLK HFRS 938# ...... $140.00 RUSTY LYTLE - WALL 13...... BLK & BWF COWS 1323# ...... $76.00 was born, she weighed only three stone neighborhood. Philip patients at Quinn on Sept. 21 ...... BLK HFRS 1051# .... $1,850.00 KJERSTAD LIVESTOCK - QUINN 1...... RED COW 1270# ...... $84.00 1...... BLK COW 1405# ...... $75.50 pounds and four ounces. She was Billy Walsh (PHS 1938) is buy - 9, 1952 in the morning. 9...... BLK HFRS 1076# .... $1,785.00 15...... BLK HFRS 1003# ...... $148.00 3...... RED COWS 1335# ...... $79.50 1...... BLK COW 1605# ...... $75.00 MARK WILLIAMS - KADOKA 5...... RED COWETTES 1273# ...... $91.00 GENE CROSBIE - NEW UNDERWOOD kept in the incubator at the Pierre ing the mortuary at Wall. Sept. 11, 1952, a report was re - 25 ..RED & RWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1382# .... $1,775.00 WEIGH-UPS: JOHN CAPP RANCH INC - FAITH 1...... BWF COW 1180# ...... $76.00 hospital on “borrowed” mother’s August 14, 1952 – Ike Dale was ceived of a flying saucer east of 17...BLK & BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1394# .... $1,300.00 JESSIE LARSEN - KIMBALL 4...... BLK & BWF COWS 1403# ...... $79.00 1...... BWF HFRT 1090# ...... $88.00 A CONSIGNMENT 13...... BLK HFRS 928# ...... $150.50 DAN & SUSAN TAFT - NORRIS 1...... BLK COWETTE 1035# ...... $93.00 milk for 10 days. She is still tiny, injured in the stock car race Au - Kadoka. Mr. and Mrs. Carl 36...... BLK 5 & 6 YR OLD COWS 1567# .... $1,585.00 RICK KING - PHILIP 3...... RED & BLK COWS 1318# ...... $79.00 CHRIS INSLEY - CREIGHTON but normal and healthy. gust 10, 1952, at Rapid City. He Sanders and son, age four, saw an RICK KING - PHILIP 15...... BLK & BWF COWS 1290# ...... $83.00 1...... BLK HFRT 980# ...... $109.00 2...... BLK COWS 1600# ...... $75.50 27.BLK SOLID & BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1474# .... $1,410.00 17...... RED & BLK COWS 1281# ...... $80.50 NICHOLAS PATTERSON - KADOKA TIM & DENISE NELSON - MIDLAND (continued next week) was taken to the Rapid City hospi - orange colored light for two min - 6...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1398# .... $1,000.00 17...... BLK & BWF COWS 1513# ...... $80.00 1...... BLK COW 1525# ...... $77.00 13...... BLK & BWF COWS 1184# ...... $75.50 PASS CREEK RANCH - KADOKA 25...... BLK & BWF COWETTES 1228# ...... $94.00 1...... BLK HFRT 1165# ...... $101.50 LYNN FIELDS - ELM SPRINGS 4...RED SOLID 7 BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1263# .... $1,400.00 3 ...... BLK HFRTS 1068# ...... $107.50 MERLE & LINDA STILWELL - KADOKA 1...... BLK HFRT 1035# ...... $108.00 HOSTUTLER RANCH - MIDLAND KJERSTAD LIVESTOCK - QUINN 42...... RED & BLK COWS 1405# ...... $79.75 BARE BUTTE LIVING TRUST - STURGIS 35 .....BLK/BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1414# .... $1,375.00 23...... BLK COWS 1462# ...... $81.00 23...... RED & BLK COWS 1281# ...... $77.50 1 ...... BLK COWETTE 1075# ...... $108.50 LONNIE ARNESON - ELM SPRINGS 34...... BLK COWS 1448# ...... $78.50 GRANT PATTERSON - KADOKA DON KELLY - QUINN 8...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1363# .... $1,300.00 4 ...... BLK COWS 1323# ...... $78.00 6...... BLK & BWF COWS 1457# ...... $79.50 1 ...... BLK HFRT 925# ...... $104.00 BORK & SONS - OKATON 17...... BLK COWETTES 1244# ...... $94.50 4 ...... BLK COWS 1271# ...... $78.50 BORK & SONS - OKATON Markets 9...... BLK/BWF BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1428# .... $1,275.00 JOHN & JUSTIN LONG - UNION CENTER 1 ...... RED COW 1415# ...... $78.00 4 ...... BLK & BWF COWETTES 1153# ...... $98.00 Midwest Cooperatives JOY SCHMIDT - KADOKA 14...... BLK & BWF COWS 1239# ...... $83.00 8 ...... RED & BLK COWS 1452# ...... $77.00 RACHAEL UHRIG - HERMOSA 9...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1313# .... $1,060.00 4...... BLK & BWF COWS 1310# ...... $80.50 3 ...... BLK COWS 1280# ...... $76.50 1...... BLK COW 1370# ...... $70.50 End of Day 1/4/16 JERRY LANE JOHNSTON - INTERIOR 5 ...... RED & BLK COWS 1261# ...... $80.00 DUANE & CARLA JOBGEN - SCENIC PERRY GUPTILL - INTERIOR 12 Pro Winter Wheat ...... $3.88 28 ...... BLK BROKEN MOUTH COWS 1297# .... $1,050.00 5...... BLK & BWF COWS 1430# ...... $79.50 3...... BLK COWS 1303# ...... $79.00 7...... BLK HFRTS 965# ...... $106.00 FEEDER CATTLE: 3...... RED & BLK COWS 1508# ...... $77.00 2...... BLK COWS 1518# ...... $77.50 CURTIS STANGLE - CAPUTA Any Pro ...... $3.48 CHUCK & TOBY KROETCH- PHILIP 4...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 876# ...... $127.00 9...... BLK COWETTES 1223# ...... $92.00 1...... BLK HFRT 1175# ...... $101.00 14 Pro Spring Wheat ...... $4.23 86...... BLK STRS 677# ...... $186.00 49...... BLK & BWF HFRTS 1088# ...... $118.00 JJ & CATHY LANDA - BOYES, MT 1...... BLK COWETTE 1215# ...... $99.00 21...... BLK STRS 576# ...... $199.00 3...... RED HFRTS 962# ...... $114.00 2...... BLK COWS 1308# ...... $77.00 Milo ...... $2.74 Corn ...... $2.87 J. NELSON – 12 BLK STRS; FS ...... 650# TUESDAY, MAR. 29: REGULAR CATTLE SALE Millet ...... $6.50 UPCOMING SALES: MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY. FOR MORE INFO: TUESDAY, APR. 5: SPECIAL STOCK COW, BRED HEIFER & UPCOMING HORSE SALES: TUESDAY, JAN. 12: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & CALL THOR ROSETH AT 605-685-5826, JEFF LONG AT SFS Birdseed ...... $15.75 PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, JAN. 19: REGULAR HORSE SALE FOLLOWING REGULAR CATTLE SALE, ESTIMATING 4,000 HEAD. 605-515-0186 OR OFFICE AT 605-859-2577 UESDAY PR PECIAL EEDER ATTLE ALE T , A . 12: S F C S THE CATTLE SALE WEIGH-UPS: 9AM YEARLINGS & CALVES: 12PM (MT). FEATURING BANGS VACCINATED HIEFERS & REGULAR CATTLE FEEDER CATTLE: FS=FALL SHOTS, NI=NO IMPLANTS, TUESDAY, JAN. 19: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE AN=ALL NATURAL SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, APR. 19: SPECIAL STOCK COW, BRED HEIFER, KING & SONS – 830 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS ...... 650-750# PCOMING ULL ALES TUESDAY, JAN. 26: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & & PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE U B S : Weekend SLOVEK – 530 RED & BLK CLVS; FS ...... 700-800# TUES., JAN. 19: MCPHERSON ANGUS 12:00MT VIG – 330 RED & BLK LIMM X CLVS; REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, APR. 26: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE, STOCK TUES., FEB. 9: THORSON HEREFROD & SHEARER FS, NI, DRUG FREE...... 575-650# TUESDAY, FEB. 2: NO SALE COW, BRED HEIFER, & PAIR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE ANGUS 12:00MT C. & T. HAMMERSTROM – 200 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 500-600# TUESDAY, FEB. 9: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, MAY 3: BULL DAY & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUES., FEB. 16: STOUT CHAROLAIS & MILLIGAN Weather CORDES – 190 BLK STRS; FS ...... 600-675# EATURING ANGS ACCINATED EIFERS EGULAR ATTLE DUSTMAN RANCH – 150 BLK CLVS; FS,NI...... 600-700# F B V H & R C TUESDAY, MAY 10: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & HEREFORDS 12:00MT Friday: Mainly cloudy KIEFFER – 125 RED ANG & AFEWCHAR X CLVS; SALE REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUES., FEB. 23: DEEP CREEK ANGUS 12:00MT with snow showers FS,NI ...... 550-600# TUESDAY, FEB. 16: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER TUESDAY, MAY 17: SPECIAL PAIRS, STOCK COW, & BRED TUES., MAR. 1: CHEYENNE CHAROLAIS 12:00MT around in the morning. SCARBOROUGH RANCH – 120 BLK, RED & CHAR SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE HEIFER SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUES., MAR. 8: TRASK & PETERSON ANGUS 12:00MT X MOSTLY HFRS; FS...... 600-700# TUESDAY, FEB. 23: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, MAY 24: SPECIAL PAIR SALE & REGULAR TUES., APR. 5: FANNING RANCH ANGUS 12:00MT High 19F. Winds NNW N. LIVERMONT – 110 BLK HFRS; FS,NI ...... 550# EATURING ANGS ACCINATED EIFERS EGULAR ATTLE TUES., APR. 12: STOMPRUD ANGUS 12:00MT at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow MARTI – 100 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 500-600# F B V H & R C CATTLE SALE UES PR OTTONWOOD NGUS MT TRIPLE T RANCH – 100 BLK CLVS ...... 500-600# SALE TUESDAY, MAY 31: NO SALE T ., A . 19: C A 12:00 40%. Snow accumulations less TUES., APR. 26: FORTUNE’S RAFTER U CROSS ANGUS TRASK – 100 BLK STRS; FS,NI ...... 625# TUESDAY, MAR. 1: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER TUESDAY, JUNE 7: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE & than one inch. Friday Night: NUPPE LK STRS FS NI 12:00MT C. & C. K – 80 B ; , ...... 600-650# SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE REGULAR CATTLE SALE WHEELER – 70 BLK STRS; FS...... 600-700# TUESDAY, MAY 3: BULL DAY. Partly to mostly cloudy. Low TUESDAY, MAR. 8: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 14: REGULAR CATTLE SALE DELBRIDGE – 70 BLK CLVS; FS,NI ...... 550-650# around 0F. Winds NNW at 15 to FEATURING BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, JUNE 21: REGULAR CATTLE SALE THOMSEN – 70 BLK STRS; FS, DRUG FREE ...... 650# 25 mph. ROTH – 65 BLK CLVS; FS,NI ...... 650-750# SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 28: DRY COW SPECIAL PLA Café ENRIGHT – 60 BLK & BWF CLVS; FS,NI...... 500-600# TUESDAY, MAR. 15: SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER TUESDAY, JULY 5: NO SALE REGG LK CLVS 859-3272 • 6 am to 1:30 pm G – 50 B ...... 550-600# SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, JULY 12: REGULAR CATTLE SALE Saturday: Intervals of WHITCHER – 50 BLK STRS; FS,NI...... 500-550# TUESDAY, MAR. 22: SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE TUESDAY, JULY 19: REGULAR CATTLE SALE clouds and sunshine in HEEB & HEEB – 35 BLK STRS; FS...... 750# PLA is now qualified to handle third party verified REMER – 28 BLK CLVS; FS,NI ...... 600# FEATURING BANGS VACCINATED HEIFERS & REGULAR CATTLE TUESDAY, JULY 26: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY YEARLING & the morning with more SALE FALL CALF SALE & REGULAR CATTLE SALE & BBQ NHTC cattle (Non Hormonal Treated Cattle). clouds for later in the Keep supporting R-CALF USA! day. High 6F. Winds NNW at 10 R-CALF USA is our voice in to 20 mph. Saturday Night: Philip Livestock Auction, in conjunction with VIEW SALES LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Go to: www.philiplivestock.com. government to represent U.S. Superior Livestock Auction, will be offering video Partly cloudy skies. Low -17F. cattle producers in trade sale as an additional service to our consignors, Upcoming sales & consignments can be viewed on the Internet at Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph. with questions about the video please call, Jerry marketing issues. Join today www.philiplivestock.com, or on the DTN: Roseth at 605-685-5820, Jeff Long at 605-515-0186 Click on SALE BARNS NORTH CENTRAL & help make a difference! or Randy Curtis in the Sunday: Sunny skies. Black Hills area at 605-892-5694. High around 5F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Sun - TO CONSIGN CATTLE OR HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE LOOK AT YOUR CATTLE, GIVE US A CALL: day: Mostly clear. Low - 4F. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph. THOR ROSETH, Owner JEFF LONG, Owner & Auctioneer DAN PIROUTEK, Auctioneer BOB ANDERSON, Fieldman PHILIP LIVESTOCK AUCTION (605) 685-5826 Red Owl • (605) 985-5486 Milesville • (605) 544 3316 Sturgis • (605) 347-0151 Cell (605) 515-0186 (605) 641-1042 (605) 859 2577 Go to pioneer-review.com & BILLY MARKWED, Fieldman LYNN WEISHAAR, Auctioneer BAXTER ANDERS, Fieldman click on the weather icon for Midland • (605) 567-3385 Reva • (605) 866-4670 Wasta • (605) 685-4862 www.philiplivestock.com up-to-the-minute forecasts