Annual Coal Springs threshing show set for September 26-28

  • Coal Springs Threshing Club member Brian Flatmoe riding the International Harvestor binder that his grandfather purchased new. It’s one of dozens of vintage farm tractors and machinery on display at the Coal Springs Threshing Bee Sept. 26-28. For a complete schedule visit the threshing bee page on Facebook. Submitted photo
    Coal Springs Threshing Club member Brian Flatmoe riding the International Harvestor binder that his grandfather purchased new. It’s one of dozens of vintage farm tractors and machinery on display at the Coal Springs Threshing Bee Sept. 26-28. For a complete schedule visit the threshing bee page on Facebook. Submitted photo
  • EMT and Timber Lake Ambulance Squad member Teri Gayer demonstrates life-saving techniques at one of the stations visited by students from eight area schools as part of the Freshman Impact program in Timber Lake last week.
    EMT and Timber Lake Ambulance Squad member Teri Gayer demonstrates life-saving techniques at one of the stations visited by students from eight area schools as part of the Freshman Impact program in Timber Lake last week.

    Horses and mules will be the feature attraction at the 27th Annual Coal Springs Threshing Bee, Friday through Sunday, Sept. 26-28 at the showgrounds just south of the Meadow corner on SD Highway 73.

    Anyone with a team that is suited to the activities of a threshing bee is invited to bring them.

    A wagon train is being planned in memory of the late Dave and Maddy Doan of Isabel, club members who passe…