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Bison CourierOfficial Newspaper for the City of Bison, Perkins County, and the Bison School District

A Publication of Ravellette Publications, Inc.

P.O. Box 429 Bison, South Dakota 57620-0429

Phone: (605) 244-7199 FAX (605) 244-7198

The$1.00

Volume 30Number 51June 6, 2013

Includes Tax

Highlights & HappeThe Town of Bison will again

sponsor transportation to swimminglessons for children who have com-pleted kindergarten and up. Lessonsare July 8-19. Please mail childsname, age and swimming lessonlevel plus $50 per child to: Town ofBison, PO Box 910, Bison, SD 57620.

Registrations mulater than Friday,

Anyone wishinflowers, etc. at theplease have them 10. Thank you.

End of school year picnic huge success

Collin Palmer, Nicole Hafner, Callie Sheperd, Bailey Oliver, Laura OLeary, Hallie Kocer, Kelsey Pierson, Julianna Young. See more pictures on page 8 & 9.

articipants during the Egg Toss. The committee would like to thank the sponsors and helpers;oke, Pepsi, Sysco, Hettinger Candy, Barbie Serr, Dacotah Bank, Buzz Stop, Bison Courier andngie Thompson, Tara and Sergio Martinez. See more pictures on page 4.

May 23 and 24, 2013, eight rop-s varying from beginner to expe-enced, were eager and honoredbe under the guidance of Treyung. Trey, assisted by his dad,

oug Young, started the school outthe ground, progressed to rop-

g the hot heels and by the end,oved to roping live calves. Al-ough, the strong wind both daysade it more challenging, the rop-s, still managed to advance.A special highlight after the firsty of the school, was the installa-n of a brand new Priefert ropingute and alleyway donated by theyde, Lorrie and Terry Hafner

anch and the Dee and Robinilcox ranch. What a welcome ad-tion to the Perkins County Fair-ounds that is!! Many thanks toose families for this most gener-s gift.A special thanks to Lonnierause, Kenny Kocer, Kathy andcole Hafner, Max Loughlin andaudio and all who helped withe installation. Those participat-g in the school were: Collinalmer, Laura OLeary, Callieheperd, Hallie Kocer, Bailey

iver, Kelsey Pierson, Juliannaari and Nicole Hafner.

Perkins County Fairgrounds receives new chYoung conducts roping clinic

Prospective foster families areencourage to attend the upcomingParents Resource for Information,Development and Education, alsoknown as PRIDE Training, in (Mo-bridge, SD Walworth County) be-ginning (Monday, June 17, 2013)at (10 a.m. CT).

The training is free and partici-pants must complete 30 hours oftraining. Class sizes are limitedand an initial inquiry processmust be completed prior to regis-tration. Participants must be 21

years of age, financially stable andhave no convictions of crimes in-

volving harm tcrimes or crimes

Foster familiesare needed to keetogether, to keeyouth in their oand to support tchildren in need their birth family

If you are interyour home to chcare, please contder) at (1-605-84To learn more a

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T-Ball practice begins Wednesday June 5th5:00-6:00 p.m.; June 12th 5:00-6:00 p.m.; June 19th

5:00-6:00 p.m.

Kids Fishing Day, Sunday June 9 from 2 - 5 p.m. atthe Blacktail Trailhead. Call 374-3592 for information.

Bison Public Library reading program June 5th - for

Pre-2nd grade. The 3rd - 6th grade June 7th & 14th. Allprograms are at 10:30.

All School Reunion-Saturday, June 22, 2013, Open tothe Public, Bison Gymnasium, 6:00 p.m. Evening meal$25.00 per person/$30.00 per person at the door.

Anyone interested in singing in the choir for theGala Day's Church Service please meet at Grace Bap-tist Church Wednesday night, May 22 through June 19 at7:00 p.m.

The American Lutheran Church is seeking weddingdresses, baptism gowns and Easter hats from 1913 - 2013to display during their 100 Year Anniversary program. Ifyou have an item or know of someone who does, pleasecontact Salli at 605-244-5491.

Alcoholics Anonymous is meeting weekly in Bison.The group meets every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in thebasement of the Presbyterian Church. Everyone is wel-come.

To have your NON-PROFIT meeting listed here, please submitthem by calling: 244-7199, or e-mailing to:[email protected]. We will run your event notice the two is-sues prior to your event at no charge.

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noon caller at JJohnsons.

Last Sunday aftgren came homMeinks birthday two big campers inHam brought cabrought up the bawork around and grandmother plan

Monday, Thelmher kids at the Rosput flowers on the

Tuesday, Bradysistant brought cafee with Thelma.

Jim and Patsyand worked Thelmhad dinner with h

Thursday, Stevlunch with his Sandgren.

Friday was Thin Hettinger she psenior center andthe Nursing homlings, Buster Van

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Helen Meink Schanged magazinnoon.

Saturday, LarDreiske were guein the morninghome with themand Nolan Seim wJasmine and was the Dreiskes.

Sunday dinneguests of Nolan and family werEthan, Isaac, Ella

Anderson; Larryand McKenna Dre

LaVonne Foss Lexi Johnson to ttinger Sunday.

Sandra Friese

home in Buckley, Penny Preszl

Sandra to the plaflew to her home i

Monday, JustinJacob; John andturned to Belle Ftending Hope Antion reception.

JoAnne Seim wwho attended Hgraduation receptnoon.

Sunday afternoand JoAnne Seimand Vonnie Foster

Marilyn Schwaat Dorothy FreyLynn and Dorothlyn attended an

Sarah Dragger inJim and Pat

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Patsy and Christo Bismarck Tuesd

Jim and Patsy MViolet Miller Frid

Matt and ChrSaturday supper Patsy Miller.

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Rosebud News ............By Tiss TreibKeith and Bev Hoffman, Paul,

Harmony and Amya Hoffman trav-eled to Bison Monday and were din-ner guests of Jeff and Jackie Van

Vactor.Paul and Harmony Hoffman and

Amya returned to their home inGlendon, MN Tuesday.

Thursday, Bridget Keller and Ko-rbin traveled to Bismarck for Ko-rbins 4 month appointment.

Friday, Albert Keller and Lil Al-bert traveled to Bismarck in the af-ternoon to pick up sod and trees.

Saturday, Albert and BridgetKeller spent the day laying sod and

making a yard. Sunday they at-tended church services and potluckafter, Bridget and Korbin traveledto Hettinger to get some plants andmet her friend Kim Stewart, fromBismarck.

Harris' and Kellers branded onMonday at the Duane and DawnHarris residence. Kim Stewart re-turned back to Bismarck Mondayevening.

Kel, Jean and Kiana Brockelwere Monday evening guests of Al-bert and Bridget Keller.

Albert Keller returned to workWednesday morning.

Bridget Keller and the boyshelped trail cattle with Duane Har-ris Wednesday.

Thursday, Maggie Archibaldcame to the Kellers to watch Lil Al-bert and Bridget and Korbin helpedDuane finish trailing cattle, JohnBartell also helped that day.

Saturday, Dawn Harris and Brid-get Keller and the boys traveled toHettinger to run some errands.

Kelly and Jada McGregor;Nicole, Kassidy, Savanah, Brody

and Piper Haase were Saturday af-ternoon guests of Bridget Kellerand the boys. They enjoyed pizzaand visiting.

Bridget Keller and the boys at-tended church services Saturdayevening.

Tiss Treib visited briefly withBernie Gunther Tuesday afternoon.Tiss Treib picked up Roni Klein inLemmon Tuesday afternoon andtook her to her home, where Tissvisited for the afternoon.

Tiss Treib spent Wednesday withher mother, Esther Johnson, AuntKari Hoff and Cousin DorenaWiechmann; she was also a dinnerguest and returned to her home inthe afternoon.

Tiss Treib accompanied Jim and

Patsy Miller to Bison Wednesdayevening for the Farewell Potluck forPastor Margie Hershey. Others at-tending from Rosebud were Barband Lacy Bartell; Susie Skjoldal;Les and Sharon Longwood andRoger Ingebretson.

After work Thursday, Tiss Treibpicked up LaVonne Foss and theytraveled to Bison where they tookPastor Margie Hershey out tolunch.

Tiss Treib was a Saturday after-

Nutrition Site

Menu

Thursday, June 6Baked chicken

creamed potatoesbaked squash

grapes

Friday, June 7Stroganoff casserole

stewed tomatoescucumbers in vinegar dressing

jello/pears

Monday, June 10Salisbury steak w/gravy

brown ricesteamed cabbageparsley carrots

apricots

Tuesday, June 11HAPPY BIRTHDAYHot beef sandwich

mashed potatoes/gravycorn broccoli bake

peachesvanilla ice cream

Wednesday, June 12Macaroni & cheese

sliced tomatoesbanana

butterscotch pudding


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Garden Gate

lean Those Pots!Every year about this time wee filling our pots with flowers,aybe herbs and patio veggies.hen I drag mine out of the gar-n shed they are often crustedth some chemical or saltsidue, some crusts can harborant disease. Hitting them withe hose doesnt do the job. So howyou get rid of that crusty stuff?

ere is what the experts say. Toean the crust from empty con-iners, soak them for at least 30inutes in a solution of nine partskewarm water to one part liquidlorine bleach. Scrub them with aff wire brush, then rinse well tomove all visible traces of theinerals. The bleach cleans anderilizes the pots. If they dont

come clean after one or two at-tempts, discard them.

The crusty build up can comefrom naturally occurring mineralsin the water and from water- solu-ble fertilizers. These build-upscan accumulate in the soil causingroot burn that leaves roots unableto take up water. This is the mainreason for annually doing a thor-ough cleaning of those containers.Some containers are more suscep-tible to these crusty build-upsthan others as you will notice asyou examine your containers eachspring.

Try to prevent these build-upsby avoiding excessive fertilizer. Donot use water that has gonethrough a water softener or wellwater with a high salt content. It

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is also recommended not to waterfrom the bottom as this encour-ages uptake and deposit of themineral salts on the surface andrim of the container. If you dowater from the bottom, once amonth water heavily form the topuntil the water runs freely out thebottom to help leach out some ofthe accumulated mineral salts.

For healthier, happier plants besure to scrub out those pots priorto planting!

Their soul shall be as a wateredgarden; and they shall not sorrowany more at all. Jeremiah 31:12Submitted byKaren Englehart, Master Gar-dener, SDSU Cooperative Exten-sion Service

BHSU announcesscholarship recipi

Shaley LensegLes and Cindy Lereceived the Gil aScholarship for $L. Waugh Scholthe Coca-Cola

$500, and a Buzzship for $4,000.

Shelly Peck, daughter of Richand Trish Peck of Bison, receivedthe Wells Fargo Business Scholar-ship for $1,000, and a Buzz BonusScholarship for $3,000.

Clean and shinestainless steel by

mixing 1 Tbsp Creamof Tarter with a fewdrops of water. Rubthe milk-like solution

onto appliance. Scrubwith a sponge andwipe clean with a

damp paper towel.


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Bison ClinicOpen Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00

Appointments 8:30 - 4:30 Closed from Noon - 1:00 pm

Dan Kvale, MSPA-C Monday - FridayFemale Provider Val Brown Wednesday June 26

105 W Main

605-244-5206

Water balloons were a popular thing.

Participants waiting for a chance at the Pinata.

Rapid City SD April 23 2013 ian Wells of Hibner Insurance

gency Inc. of Bison SD has suc-ssfully completed the 5 part se-es of the Society of Certified In-rance Service Representatives,d has earned the CISR designa-n from the National Alliance of

surance Education and Re-arch.To earn this designation, Briantended five courses covering allases of risk management andssed five comprehensive exami-tions. Additionally the Nationalliance for Insurance Educationd Research requires annual con-

nuing education in the program

to maintain the designation.Brian a 12 year veteran of the in-dustry, has been working on thisgoal since 2009. Brian believesthe risk management profession isbest served by those who acquireand maintain a high standard ofprofessionalism by meeting the

continuing education require-ments of the CISR program.Brian intends to further his ed-

ucation in this field throughoutupcoming years and earn the pres-tigious CIC (Certified InsuranceCounselor) designation. This des-ignation is held by less than 5% ofinsurance professionals nation-wide.

Brian Wells earns CISR Designation

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Pastor Brad Burkhalter

Proverbs 9:10 "The fear of the Lord is the beginning ofwisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding."Wisdom is something that seems to be pursued by manyand found by few. But what is it? How do you define it?Well the best definition of wisdom that I have heard is,

"Seeing and responding to life situations from God's frameof reference." If we could see life from God's point of view

and act in accordance with that perspective we wouldindeed be wise. The problem is that most of the time wedon't even consider God's frame of reference. Instead we

make decisions based upon what we see and think are bestand we often suffer as a result. In fact the opposite of

wisdom is to follow our natural inclinations. May we cryout to God and ask him to show us how He views life and

the circumstances around us. If we see that, we willcertainly respond in a wise way. May God bless you with

His frame of reference. Pastor Brad

Pastors Perspective

Grace Baptist Church Pastor Phil HahnSunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service - 10:30a.m.

Wednesday Prayer Mtg. - 7:30 p.m.

Church of Christ18 mi. south of Prairie City - Worship Service - 10:00 a.m.

Prairie Fellowship Parish ELCA Pastor Dana LockhartIndian Creek - 8:00 a.m. American - 9:30 a.m. Rosebud - 11:00 a.m.

Christ Lutheran Church WELS Pastor Gerhardt Juergens

Sunday Bible Class - 8:00 a.m., Worship Service - 8:30 a.m.

Coal Springs Community ChurchPastors Nels & Angie Easterby

South Jct. of Highways 73 & 20

Sunday School - 10:00 a.m., Worship Service - 11:00 a.m.

Seventh Day Adventist Church Pastor Donavon KackSabbath School - 2:00 p.m., Worship Service - 3:00 p.m.

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Fr. Tony Grossenburg

Saturday Mass: - Lemmon 4:45 p.m. Bison - 7:15 p.m.,Sunday Mass: Lemmon - 8:15 a.m., Morristown - 10:30 a.m.

Holland Center Christian Reformed ChurchPastor Brad Burkhalter Lodgepole

Worship Service - 8:00 a.m.

First Presbyterian Church Pastor Florence Hoff, CREWorship Service -9:30 a.m.

Slim Buttes Lutheran Pastor Henry MohagenReva Worship Service - 9:00 a.m., WMF 2nd Wednesday at 1:00 p.m.

Beckman Wesleyan Church Pastor Brad BurkhalterPrairie City

Sunday School - 10:00 a.m., Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m.

Vesper Service - 6:00 p.m., Wed. Evenings - 7:30 p.m.


By Richard P. Holm M.D.Why does the US have the mostpensive health care system ine world?What is inflammation? Neways to turn off inflammation

ve revolutionized the treatmentarthritis and other illnesses,

hich begs the question.Coming from the Latin words

nto the flame," like what bonfireters observe the moth doing on ammer night, inflammation is atural phenomenon that can bermful and almost evil. But theremuch more to this story.During the summers of my firstur years of medical school, I wasnored to spend time with thectors of the Bartron Clinic inatertown, where they generouslyovided an educational experi-ce for me. I realize now at that

vel of training, how little help Ias to any of them, but how muchlp their wisdom would eventu-

y be to me.One highlight on inflammationd the history of medicine came

om pediatrician Dr. Ebehardteinrichs. While we were examin-g a young child with acutethritis, he pointed out on hernds the four physical findings

mously described by Celsus, aoman who lived at the time ofsus. "These are the cardinal

gns of inflammation: "rubor"edness,) "tumor" (swelling,)alor" (heat,) and "dolor" (pain,)"said.

A red, swollen, hot, and painfulnt is not the only medical condi-n of inflammation I saw thoseatertown summers. There werescesses, appendicitis, tonsillitis,eningitis and sinusitis, all indi-ting benefits of the inflamma-ry response, where invading in-ctions were fought off by thedy's white-cell warriors.Also beneficial, we have recentlyarned that muscle growth comes

a result of a response to local-ed acute inflammation that fol-ws exercise. Other new studiesow that low-intensity training,

ke walking, can reduce destruc-ve chronic inflammation. All-in-, our bodies are protected anden sculpted by the yin and yangbalanced and healthy inflamma-n.But seeing that young girl withthritis, I realized there can be

rm resulting from inflammationn amok. That summer in Water-wn I also saw patients withthma, poison ivy, psoriasis,

upus, and rheumatoid arthritis;nesses the result of too much in-

ammation.Add to this, now we've learnedrtain cancers grow because of in-ammation. And now we haveedicine that can turn off smalld harmful targets of inflamma-n: cooling crippling arthritis,othing devastating rashes, anden shrinking growing cancers.Rubor, tumor, calor, dolor... itn be a bad and a good thing!

The Prairie DocPerspectiveThe moth into the flame Jane and Gerald Rutz of

Cheyenne, WY were visitors of Fredand Bev Schopp several days lastweek.

Fred and Bev Schopp were Sat-urday supper guests of Ray and

Julie Schopp and family.Fred and Bev Schopp attended

worship at St Lukes Sunday inLemmon. Kelly Schopp was amongthose who were confirmed and apotluck dinner followed.

Meadow News .....By Tiss TreibBob and Mary Holdahl of Yank-

ton, SD and their grandson, Kaleb,were Monday morning visitors ofCarolyn and Jerry Petik.

Irene Young, Jeri Lynn, DeJon,Leif and Mirandi Bakken were

Thursday supperJerry Petik's.

Jerry and Carbrief callers at ISaturday evening


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The Prairie HMaurine, SD, wnounce a groundmony for a new which took place 26, 2013.

The church bodnew facility for sharing the wording a building aneeds of the growA building commiand has been plaing diligently to hday. This decisiunique journey stones, strugglesThe ground breawas one of thoslook forward to

construction of building, but evtantly, we celebrathe church body. Ais not a buildingpeople who felWith the successfund campaign, move forward to bdation of Gods wand have faith thfunds will come.

The 5000 squwas planned by tmittee and will aneeds of the growAll ages will benconstruction thaSunday worship,cation Bible schoo

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The building come a long waybut our journey ished. This groujust the beginnstage. So please jbrate the futureproject and we seto do his will!

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Daniel Burkhalter places in two events at State and sets a new school record in the 2 m

The Bison track team had aeat weekend at the State Trackeet in Sioux Falls. The highlightthe meet came when Daniel

urkhalter ran his 2 mile race in:07:21, finishing third. Daniel's

fort set a new Bison High Schoolcord in that event. The old

cord was 10:20 set in 1978 bym Miller. Daniel also placed 8ththe mile run with a time of 4:45.

ongratulations Daniel, it was an race to watch. Daniel was thely athlete that placed this year,t other team members had a re-y good showing. Josh McKinstryt a personal record (PR) in theple jump, jumping 38'1" and fin-

hing 10th in the state. Josh alson the 800 in the Medley relay in24, that's another PR for him.ole Buer broke out of his littleump and finished 11th (18'8.25")the long jump. The medley relayam ran 4:15 placing 13th. Clay-n Prelle, Cole Buer, Drake But-vage and Josh McKinstry alld a part in that effort. The goodws for this team is that they arery young; everybody is back nextar and hopefully we can qualify these same guys and a few

ore. I'm already looking forwardit! I would also like to take a fewrls to compete next year as well.I would like to say a specialhank you" to the parents foreir support all season. It justouldn't be the same without you.Now do you want some moreod news? We are building a fol-wing all around the state. Thereere a number of coaches and par-ts from around the state (some Idn't know at all) that mentionedat they were paying attention toe Bison track team. That only

ppens when good things areppening! Congrats, once againall our state qualifiers!

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Doug and Trey Young coach Collin Palmer on tying a calf.

Doug Young works with Julianna Kari on a head catch.


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to have a premonition that meet-ing the famous columnist is in ourfuture. In preparation for ourphoto opportunity with BaxterBlackwhenever that might bemy husband began growing outhis whiskers this Spring. Thephoto he wants to have takenwould be me flanked by mustache-wearing Baxter Black and my hus-band on each sideIF it happens.As a woman on the receiving lipsof a walrus-style whiskers and no-ticer of whisker issues, Im sharingmy observations for any men con-

sidering participation in the mus-tache trend in hopes of helpingprevent mustache embarrassingmoments.

Do not accept a mug of foamytap beer without a napkin or han-kie.

Do not eat thickly buttered toastor corn on the cob without a nap-kin or hankie.

Do not drink a cup of coffeewithout a napkin or hankie.

In fact, just pack around a han-kie or grab a napkin/paper towel ifunplanned eating or drinking op-portunities arise.

If youre a self-conscious guy, al-ways check the alignment of themustache in the mirror first thingin the morning. This is when mus-

taches are most likely to appearunruly or crooked.

Check the rearview mirror priorto exiting the vehicle to ensure

neatness and cleanliness beforemingling with people.

As a backup if mirrors arentavailable, establish a habit of sub-consciously shaping the mustachewith the index finger and thumb.If you dont have a miniature mus-tache comb, a toothbrush makes afine mustache brush. *TIP* justdont be lazy and use toothbrushesthat someone you live with cur-rently brushes their teeth with.

Periodically groom the stachewith your tiny comb or mustachetoothbrush to avoid embarrassing

mustache disarrangement or hav-ing unsightly unidentifiable ob-jects in it.

Remove pull tabs on cans beforesipping to avoid whisker-pulling/catching.

If youre the father of a babythat recognizes you with a mus-tache, should you decide to shaveit off, expect your infant to bescared of you the first time he orshe sees you whiskerless.

Avoid downpours. Heavy rainswill cause major drippage from amustache.

When eating messy foods swipethe stache frequently betweenbites.

May these help potential trendfollowers establish a good-looking

mustache, but the most importanttip is NEVER EVER tell your wifeyou let the dog kiss or lick yourmustache clean.

Guest ColumnistAmy Kirk is a ranch wife from Custer, South Dakota.

he Mustache TrendAlthough my husband isnt

ware of it, his decision to growt his mustache again is just in

me to be a part of the currentustache trend. Ive seen a vari-y of merchandise featuring mus-ches: sunglasses with attached

ustaches, necklaces, rings,okie cutters, and silkscreen t-irts promoting mustaches.When my husband and I met,s mustache was his trademarkd the source of much ribbingring our courtship. According to

d family photos, its apparentat big mustaches have alwaysen a part of his familys history.ctures of his great grandfatherd great great grandfather showem sporting big mustaches. My

usbands admired their mus-ches as well as the staches ontor Sam Elliott and cowboy hu-orist Baxter Black.A while back I received an emailom Baxter about a column Idritten regarding married ranch

uples. Mr. Black personally ad-essed my husband in his saluta-n and that has led my husband

In the last seven days most ofthe state saw rain events whichdumped as much as 10 inches onsome crop acres, says Laura Ed-wards, SDSU Extension ClimateField Specialist.

"How much moisture receivedand whether it brought damage or

relief to agriculture producers re-ally depended on which SouthDakota County their land is in,"Edwards said. "Some farmers willneed to replant, others have towait to plant while their field sitsseveral inches under water, and atthe same time many rancherscouldn't be happier because nowforage and range conditions arelooking better than they have in along time."

Most of the heavy precipitationfell on Turner, Lincoln and Min-nehaha Counties; totals exceeded10 inches in the center of thestorm. This includes areas west-southwest of Sioux Falls that re-ceived over six inches in 24 hoursfrom Saturday to Sunday morn-

ing. Astretch from Onida to Milleralso received at least 6-8 inches;with several northwestern SouthDakota counties receiving severalinches from localized, intensethunderstorms. Streamflow on theBig Sioux and Vermillion Riverscame up quickly, but are projectedto fall within a few days, barringadditional heavy precipitation.

"Our primary concern right nowis flooding in fields in the easternpart of the state," Edwards said.

Depending on the type of rain-storm, Edwards says fields couldbe impacted by flash flooding,which can erode soil, wash awaynew seed and leave large cutouts

in fields; or fieldsing water, whicyoung plants.

Edwards says tcussions with SAgronomists, thflooding will haveall depends on ho

up and how matuplants have a fewwaterline, the crShe adds that sterm effects won'later in the growi

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The heavy raincrusting on the socan slow down emcause uneven emand soybean field

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Blue skies and sunshine trans-te to a perfect summer day.hose elements are reflected inuth Dakotas flag.The story of the states bannergan in 1909, when State Sen.

nest May of Deadwood walkedto the office of the State Depart-ent of History in Pierre. He dis-ssed the need for a state flagth state historian Doane Robin-n.Turning to me, Robinson said,iss Anding will make you a

ag, Ida (Anding) McNeil said in article in the Jan. 20, 1963,

apid City Daily Journal.McNeil, a legislative referencerarian at the time, designed andade a flag that featured a blaz-g sun in the center of a field of

blue, with the words SouthDakota above the sun in the arc ofthe circle and The SunshineState below the sun in the arc ofthe circle. McNeil said in thenewspaper article that Robinson

suggested a blazing sun emblembecause of South Dakotas manydays of sunshine. McNeil showedthe sample flag to Robinson, whoremarked that the Great Seal ofthe State of South Dakota wouldlook nice on the other side. McNeilagreed, and the state seal setagainst a field of dark blue wasplaced on the reverse side.

A bill adopting the state flagwas passed by the Legislature in1909.

If I had known as much aboutflags as I do now, I certainly would

have left the reverse side plain,McNeil said in the Rapid CityDaily Journal article. Atwo-sidedflag is very difficult to make. Inaddition to the added work, it isdifficult to prevent one side from

showing through onto the other.McNeil explained in the news-

paper article that to make thestate flag, she appliqued thegolden sun and embroidered thesuns rays. She then took anotherpiece of silk, painted details of thestate seal on it and appliqued thisto the reverse side of the flag. Inaddition to being difficult to make,a two-sided flag was expensive toproduce. The silk material fromwhich McNeil made the flag cost$12.50 per yard and the materialsfor one flag cost about $75 in 1963.

South Dakotas State FlagMcNeil left her state job when shemarried in 1921. Although shemade the first state flag, she isbetter remembered for being a pi-oneer in radio broadcasting. Shebecame known as Mrs. Pierre

while owner and operator of KGFXradio in Pierre.

Another version of how SouthDakotas flag came into beingstates that May told Robinson thatDeadwood pioneer Seth Bullockwanted a state flag. Robinsonmakes no mention of Bullocks in-volvement in the state flag inDoane Robinsons Encyclopedia ofSouth Dakota. David A. Wolff ofSpearfish, author of Seth Bullock:Black Hills Lawman, said that hecould find no evidence in his re-search on Bullock to support theidea of Bullock being involved inthe first state flag.

During the 1963 legislative ses-sion, Rep. William Sahr of Pierreintroduced a bill to modify thestate flag. The new one-sided flagkept a sun with a serrated edge ona field of sky blue but placed thestate seal inside the sun. Aroundthe sun were the words SouthDakota and The Sunshine

State.The states ban

vised in 1992, wture approved ching on the flag to Rushmore State

Sunshine State.change in the sta

The legislation and 1992 changesvision that anymade in conformlaw were to remflags. That meansuse any of the thflags.

Not everyone flag. The North Alogical Associatioof flag experts,Dakotas flag asworst in North A

During the 201sion, a bill to adoby Spearfish artwas introduced. tured a sunburst,dian medicine wtric blue circles. Atee rejected the cvising the flag.

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year older thisweek!

was born on June 12,957, in Lansing, MI. Iayed Elliot Westonn Thirtysomething.

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TO: W.W. Grigsby, MCharles Niell Ross

TAKE NOTICE, ththority granted inthat Brian and Danand wife, as surfacelowing described rein the County of Pe

South Dakota:

TOWNSHIP 23 NOEAST of the BCOUNTY, SDSECTION 28:

hereby give notice oeral interests of record mineral inteor under the land abof their intention toeral interests of record mineral intetheir intention to lapsed minerals asmineral interests.

SDCL 43-30A-02, title to the abandoests vests in the owestate in the land

such mineral interthe date of the aban

Please take FURTHeach of you, as the amineral interest o(60) days after the this Notice to recoclaim in the office for Perkins Countyaccordance with SDno statement of twithin such sixty (title to the abandoests will vest in Scholz, husband andthe surface interesthereinabove describ

Dated this 17th day

/s/ Eric M. Hardy

Eric M. Hardy, #40Attorney for the ScP.O. Box 390Hettinger, North D(701) 567-2418

Sworn to and subscr17th day of May, 20

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Adams County, NorMy Commission Ex

[Published May 232013 at a total ap$44.13.]

BISON SCHOOLDISTRICT 52-1

BOARD OFEDUCATION

REGULARMEETING

June 11, 20137:00 p.m.PROPOSED AGENDA:

Pledge of AllegianceCall to OrderConsent Agenda

Approve AgendaMinutesFinancial Reports

Approval of Claims

Delegations

Updates, Building Committee

Secondary Staff Proposed eligibilitychanges

Budget Set Hearing Date and Time

Workmans Comp. Coverage

Bus Contract approval

SDRS Roth Plan

Request for payment of unused sickleave

Designation of Title I Authority Con-solidated Application

Executive session for personnel mat-ters (Personnel Issue SDCL 1-25-2(1) )

Contract Approval Certified andNoncertified staff

NWAS Cooperative report -- DanBeckman

Superintendent Report Mr. Kraemer

Motion to Adjourn --

[Published June 6, 2013 at a total ap-proximate cost of $20.58.]

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order to succeed to

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BENNETT, MAIN

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Max Main

618 State Street

Belle Fourche, SD 5

605.892.2011

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Notice is hereby givof CommissionersCounty of Perkins,

mon, South DakotaJune, 2013 at the hthe Dakota Lodge inmeet in regular sessfollowing applicatSpecial Event Maltto operate outside which has been presof County Commissthe Perkins CountyOffice.

Boss Cowman RodeLemmon Chamber Lemmon FairgrounLt 1 NSE 2-23-16Special 3-Day MaltJuly 12, 13 & 14, 20

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and present objectioplication, if any obj

Dated at Bison, SouDay of May, 2013.

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I added up the rain I dumped outour gauge for the month of Mayd it totaled over five inches, 5.21be exact. There were flood warn-

gs out for Wednesday through Sat-day for every creek and river ine northern Hills and some of roadsere washed out. The prairie is so

een youd swear this was Ireland ifu didnt know better and werenna get some hay, even from somethe hayfields that suffered hailmage. I finally got the south 40owed and was strongly consider-g using the swather and the baler,only I could get them through therd gate!There were lots of brandings ine neighborhood this week. Taz andig went to help brand at Rone Jen-ns on Monday while Casey, Missyd Bryce went to the high school

practice rodeo in Isabel. The Bar Hbranded on Tuesday. Casey, Taz andTrig helped brand Bill and TonyHolts calves Wednesday, Claudiaand Taylor Vroman branded towardthe end of the week, and Ron Slababranded on Sunday during the re-gional high school rodeo in Buffalo.

These guys got the last bunch of latecalves branded this Monday andnow were looking forward to Dollsbranding at the Hackamore on Tues-day. Ill tell you all about that nextweek.

You know winter is over when Istart reporting on horse wrecksaround the community. On Thurs-day Richard Pecks horse slipped inthe mud and fell with him, knockinghim cold, and then in the process ofgetting back up the horse stompedright on Dicks chest breaking seven

ribs. He spent a day or so in the Het-tinger hospital and is slowly healing.Kelly Brittons horse bucked him offand buggered him up enough thathe missed working the arena at thehigh school rodeo Saturday. Hehelped on Sunday, but he was walk-ing pretty careful. Gary McCall also

had a horse wreck that put him inthe hospital in the Hills a week or soago, but hes out and about now. Becareful out there!

Amanda, Kiley and ReaveSchuchard came to A.I. our heifersFriday in the rain, and they finished

just as Greg and Stetson Urlacherbrought our bulls. They were allhere for lunch and a good visit.

The IRS scandal keeps gettingworse. If an organization used thewords Tea Party, Christian, Patriot,Conservative, or Constitution whenapplying to the IRS for tax-exemptstatus they were targeted for auditsand investigations and their appli-cations were delayed, usually forthree years or were never granted.Even Rev. Billy Graham was underinvestigation! Now people have

started to come forward telling howthe Obama administration orderedthem to be audited and investigated,not only by the IRS, but also by theDOJ, the FBI, the EPA, OSHA, ATF,NSA, Homeland Security and nu-merous other government depart-ments. This is scary and infuriating!

Lets hope the long arm of govern-

ment is just as incompetent duringthese unlawful investigations as thisguy:

A cowboy named Bud was ridingthrough livestock in a remote pas-ture in western Dakota when sud-denly a brand-new BMW advancedtoward him in a cloud of dust.

The driver, a young man in aBrioni suit and Gucci shoes leanedout the window and asked the cow-boy, "If I tell you exactly how manycows and calves you have in yourherd, will you give me a calf?"

Bud looks at the man, who obvi-ously is a yuppie, then looks at hispeacefully grazing herd and calmlyanswers, "Sure, why not?"

The yuppie parks his car, whipsout his notebook computer, connectsit to his cell phone, and surfs to aNASA page on the Internet, wherehe calls up a GPS satellite to get anexact fix on his location which hethen feeds to another NASA satel-lite that scans the area in an ultra-high-resolution photo.

The young man then opens thedigital photo and exports it to an

image processing facility in Ham-burg, Germany ... Within seconds, hereceives an email on his Palm Pilotthat the image has been processedand the data stored. He then ac-cesses an MS-SQLdatabase throughan ODBC connected Excel spread-sheet with email on his Blackberry,after a few minutes, receives a re-

sponse.Finally, he prin

150-page report miniaturized princowboy and says, 1,586 cows and cal

"That's right. Wetake one of my calv

He watches the one of the animalsamusement as theit into the trunk o

Then Bud says t"Hey, if I can tell yoness is, will you calf?"

The young man a second and thennot?"

"You work for thment. says Bud.

"Wow! That's cyuppie, "but howthat?"

"No guessing reqthe cowboy. "Youeven though nobowant to get paid foready knew, to a

asked. You used mworth of equipmeme how much smaare; and you donabout how workinliving - or about coter. This is a flock

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SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICTOpenings: SPED K-12 (2 Positions),SPED Early Childhood. Contact: Dr.Stephen Schulte, Supt. 516 8th Ave. W.Sisseton, SD 57262. (605)698-7613.Positions open until filled. EOE.

2004 CASE IH JX100 with 5ft. Tiggermower. SER/AGJX10AB132358 11,000hrs. $22,000 firm. Can be seen at Ken-nebec highway shop. 605-869-2261 or605-280-5478.

THE ROAD TO THE RIGHT CAREER- STARTS HERE! Statewide construc-tion jobs, $12.00 - $18.00 OR MORE.No experience necessary. Apply onlinewww.sdwork.org. #constructionjobs-paybetter.

THE DUPREE SCHOOLDISTRICT isseeking applications for a HS Math In-structor (w/wo Head Boys BB Coach);Base Pay - $34,150 plus signing bonus.Contact Supt. Lenk at Dupree School(605) 365-5138.

IROQUOIS SCHOOL HAS OPEN-INGS for Science Teacher, PTPreschool Teacher, Head Boys Basket-ball Coach & Head Girls Basketball

Coach. Send Resume To: IroquoisSchool, Mark Sampson, AD, PO Box98, Iroquois, SD 57353.

THE CITY OF FREEMAN, SD is seek-ing applications for the position of City

Administrator. Minimum qualifica-tions required are a graduate from anaccredited college or university with apublic administration background andtwo (2) years of progressively responsi-ble professional management positionin a similar or larger sized municipalenvironment, or any equivalent com-bination of experience, education andtraining, which provides the desiredknowledge, skills and abilities. Fullbenefit package and salary DOQ.

Please send resume and letter of appli-cation to Lisa Edelman, Finance Offi-cer, PO Box 178, Freeman, SD 57029.Deadline for applications is June 28,2013.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORCAREER! 3 Week Hands-On TrainingSchool. Bulldozers, Backhoes, Excava-tors. National Certifications. LifetimeJob Placement Assistance. VABenefitsEligible! 1-866-362-6497.

BUILDING TRADES INSTRUCTORopening for 9TH 12TH grade pro-gram in Northwest South Dakota.Competitive wage, excellent benefits,car provided. For more informationcontact Cris Owens, Northwest AreaSchools, 605-466-2206 [email protected].

ALEXANDER, ND, SCHOOL DIS-TRICT is seeking 1 elementaryteacher, 1 Pre-School teacher, and aTitle 1 Teacher. Send a letter of appli-cation and resume with references:

Alexander Public School, Lynn Sims,PO Box 66, Alexander, ND 58831, [email protected]. EOE.

THE ROAD TO THE RIGHT CAREER- STARTS HERE! Statewide construc-tion jobs, $12.00 - $18.00 OR MORE.

No experience necessary. Apply onlinewww.sdwork.org. #constructionjobs-paybetter.

COUNSELORS: SPEARFISH &RAPID CITY. Outpatient Counselor,Family/Child Counselor, Crisis Ser-vices Counselor. Details/Apply: BM-SCares.ORG.

DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMISSIONis taking applications for full- timeDouglas County Highway Superinten-dent. Must have valid Class ADriver sLicense. Experience in road/bridge con-struction/maintenance. For applicationcontact: Douglas County Auditor (605)724-2423.

SMART SALES AND LEASE seeksbusiness account manager. Work on-line from home. Hourly/salary basedon experience. Some evenings, week-ends. Degree/management experiencepreferred. [email protected].

CUSTER REGIONAL HOSPITALhas

full time Occupatioand LPN or Medicanities available. Wbeautiful southern

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Advertising Rates:DISPLAY ADS: $4.70 per column inch.

CLASSIFIED ADS: $5.90 for 30 words; 10 for each word

hereafter. $2.00 billing charge applies.

THANK YOU'S: $5.90 minimum or $3.10 per column inch.

$2.00 billing charge applies.

HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS: $5.90 minimum or $3.10

per column inch. $2.00 billing charge applies.

HAPPY ADS: With or Without Picture: $15.00 minimum or

$4.50 per column inch.BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT: $36.00

or 2x7 announcement.

Ad Deadline is Monday at NOON! Legal Deadline is Friday

at NOON! 244-7199 or [email protected]

FOR SALEor Sale: Farm fresh eggs call 788-76.

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WANTEDanted: Straw or corn stalks tole in 2013. Round or square bales.

n shares or will purchase in field.ntact Tom at 605-866-4605.

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anted: Pasture to rent and hay

nd to rent or put up on shares.ustom haying: round, mediumuare, small squares. Please callm 605-866-4605; 605-949-1933.

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HELP WANTEDelp Wanted: The Town of Bisonnow accepting applications for alltime maintenance worker. Paygotiable. Benefits available. Alsoeded, one part-time worker inly to organize swimming lessonsd to chaperone lessons and possi-y open swimming. Applicantsust be 18 and over. Please request

application from: Finance Offi-r, Box 910, Bison, SD 57620 or call4-5677 or 244-5231. The Town ofson is an Equal Opportunity Em-

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ULL-TIME HOME VISITOR:REC-Badlands Head Start: Prena-

to Five is seeking a high energy,f-motivated and professional in-

vidual to work as Home Visitor inral Perkins County includingson and Lemmon. This individ-l will be working with ten toelve families (pregnant women,

fants and/or toddlers) in a home-sed model. A passion for earlyildhood education/development,perience working successfullyth a multi-disciplinary team andulticultural awareness are neces-ry. Strong communication skills,perience working with families,

d a valid drivers license are re-ired. This is a 12 month position.BS/BA in Early Childhood or re-ted field is preferred. An AA de-ee in Early Childhood, an In-nt/Toddler CDA, or equivalent ex-rience will be considered. Appli-nt should be willing to further ed-ational experiences. Preferencegiven to individuals with Headart, home visitation, or relevantperience. Computer experience isquired. We provide a competitivelary and benefit package. Salarydependent upon education andperience. For more informationd an application, please call 605-

723-8837. This institution is anequal opportunity provider and em-ployer. Position open until 6/14/13or until filled.

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CENTER-BASED TEACHER:TREC - Badlands Head Start: Pre-natal to Five is seeking a high en-ergy, self-motivated and profes-sional individual to work as a pre-school Teacher and in a home-basedsetting in Lemmon, South Dakota.

This individual will be working withyoung children (ages 3-5) and theirfamilies. Strong communicationskills, experience working with fam-ilies, and valid drivers license andsome travel are required. A passionfor early childhood education/devel-opment, experience working suc-cessfully within a multi-disciplinaryteam and multicultural awarenessare necessary. Head Start experi-ence is preferred. Due to HeadStart mandates, a minimum of an

AA in Early Childhood or an Associ-ate Degree in a related field andcoursework equivalent to a majorrelating to early childhood educa-tion, with experience teaching pre-school-age children, is required.This is a 40 hour per week, 38

weeks per year position. We pro-vide a competitive salary and bene-fit package. Salary is dependentupon education and experience.Pre-employment drug screeningand background checks are re-quired. For more information andan application, please call 605-723-8837. Position open until 6/28/13 oruntil filled. This institution is anequal opportunity provider and em-ployer.

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Seasonal Help Wanted: TheTown of Bison is now accepting ap-plications for summer help one totwo individuals for maintenancehelp and one to organize swimminglesson and possibly open swimming.

Applicants must be 18 and over.Please request an application from:Finance Officer, Box 910, Bison, SD57620 or call 244-5677 or 244-5231.The Town of Bison is an Equal Op-portunity Employer.

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Thank YouI would like to thank the BisonB.E.A. for the very nice RetirementParty, the phone calls, many cards,very nice gifts and words of kind-ness from everyone. It has all beenvery appreciated.

Thank YouSherry Basford

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FOR SALE February & March Yearling Angus

Mostly calving ease bulls

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Contact: Dan (605) 391-7090Jamie (605) 391-6399

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All School Reunion-Saturday, June 22, 2013Open to the Public Bison Gymnasium 6:00 p.m. Evening meal

$25.00 per person/$30.00 per person at the doorSupper, local entertainment, photo booth, Cardinal news, visit classmates, door prizes, give-a-ways

Entertainment: Members of the Buer Family, Kid Dakota and Eliza BlueContact any member of the All School Reunion for tickets:

Helen Aaker 244-7400Greg Fried 244-5614

Salli Blazey 605-639-1665 cellJim Wishard 244-5971

Duane Shea 244-5284Nancy Seidel 244-5621

Gladys Jackson 244-5406

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