Rounds bill meant to boost veteran homeownership on tribal lands heads to President Biden’s desk

A bill sponsored by South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds that’s meant to make it easier for Native American veterans living on trust land to get or refinance mortgages is headed to President Joe Biden’s desk.

Timber Lake School menu

Monday, January 6: Breakfast: French toast, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Beef and bean burrito, carrots, fruit, and milk.Tuesday, January 7: Breakfast: Banana bread, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Nachos, lettuce, fruit, and milk.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan January 3, 1985LuAnn, daughter of Billy Alley, and Corey Lindskov, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loris Lindskov, all of rural Isabel, were married in St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Isabel, January 2nd, 1985.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Chuck and Marsha Aberle had their Christmas dinner at their house on Saturday with Jamie, Corina, Briston, Bray, and Breckon Friesz from Mandan; Matthew, Tina, and Conner from Aberdeen; and Justin, Carisa, and Amaya Aberle.Lyle Hahne spent Christmas with his brother and his family near Sturgis.

$200 Club winners

The Sacred Heart Parish of Dupree held their monthly 200 Club Drawings on Saturday evening, December 21, 2024 following Holy Mass and a potluck supper at the church hall.

THANK YOU

Thank you to the Secret Santa Claus for the gift certificates at Country Market and Biegler Equipment. Clara Ann Herman

OUR THANKS

Thank you to Owen, Jaylee and Kylie for the beef bundle we recently won. Jerry and Colleen Keller

THANK YOU

Thank you Patrick Maher for the gift of hamburger. It is very much appreciated. Happy New Year to you and your family. Patty Kjellsen

FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT

Dewey County, Timber Lake December 2Stephanie Rusher, 38, of Isabel, speeding. Fine and costs $137.50December 3Chance Jensen, 28, ofMobridge, speeding. Fine and costs $117.50December 6Francis Hahne, 42, ofTrail City, speeding. Fine and costs $157.50 Matthew Wolf, 43, of Rapid City, speeding.

TLRA organizes for 2025

After re-electing Shaun Maher and Brent Schweitzer to new terms as directors, the Timber Lake Rodeo Association, at its annual meeting on December 18, reelected the 2024 officers to serve in 2025.