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Chance and Merretta Anderson, shown with sons Gus and Hank, have purchased the former Masonic Lodge in Isabel and are currently remodeling the building to become the new home of Red Earth Table, an expansion of their already successful home-based bakery. They plan to open the bakery and breakfast diner this fall. Photo by Jon Flatland

Chance and Merretta Anderson, shown with sons Gus and Hank, have purchased the former Masonic Lodge in Isabel and are currently remodeling the building to become the new home of Red Earth Table, an expansion of their already successful home-based bakery. They plan to open the bakery and breakfast diner this fall. Photo by Jon Flatland

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Come gather around the table

Jon Flatland
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Andersons to open gourmet bakery, breakfast diner in former Masonic LodgeTimber Lake Topic reported ownership of the former Masonic Sunshine Lodge 163 in Isabel had been converted back to Masonic Lodge 172 of Eagle Butte, the building has been sold.
Lorenda Long joins Western Dakota Bank as loan officer

Lorenda Long joins Western Dakota Bank as loan officer

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Lorenda Long joins Western Dakota Bank as loan officer

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Lorenda Long is the new loan officer/ lender at Western Dakota Bank.A 2022 graduate of Black Hills State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, she brings some management and real estate experience to her new job.
Architect’s drawing of the new West River Teleom building under constrution in McLaughlin. The nearly 7,000 square foot building is located on the east side of the community along U.S. Highway 12. The cooperative is currently located in a residential area about four blocks northwest of the new site.

Architect’s drawing of the new West River Teleom building under constrution in McLaughlin. The nearly 7,000 square foot building is located on the east side of the community along U.S. Highway 12. The cooperative is currently located in a residential area about four blocks northwest of the new site.

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WRT breaks ground on new building in McLaughlin

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
West River Telecom (WRT) broke ground this spring on a new 6,912-square-foot facility in McLaughlin to house company vehicles and personnel as well as storage.According to WRT officials, once the building is finished on the east side of McLaughlin along U.S.

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SHERIFFS’ REPORTS

Dewey County Sheriff Ash Arpan
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Dewey County Sheriff Ash ArpanCalls for Service Administrative: 1 Alarm Unk: 1 Ambulance: 2 Animal: 4 Assistance to Other Agency: 4 Attempt to Locate: 2 Controlled Burn: 1 Citizen Assist: 3 Death Investigation: 1 DUI: 1 Escort: 1 Fire: 1 Fire Other: 1 Information Item: 2 Intoxicated Person(s): 1...
John and Cathy Alley

John and Cathy Alley

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John and Cathy Alley: Days of 1910 parade marshals

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
John and Cathy Alley have been chosen as parade marshals for Timber Lake’s Days of 1910 parade. The longtime residents and community volunteers will be at the head of the parade when it rolls up Main Street at 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 27.
Horizon Coffee social

Horizon Coffee social

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Horizon Coffee social

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Horizon Health Care of Isabel hosted a coffee social at Grounded Coffee & Gifts in Timber Lake on July 17. Staff from the Isabel clinic served treats and talked with visitors. L-R are Deb Douglas, Lisa Martin and Lacey Finkbeiner.
The Triple R Ranch south of Isabel hosted the Georgia-based family bluegrass and gospel band Headin’ Home for two performances on Sunday, July 21. Guests enjoyed a beautiful evening for the outdoors performances with the Moreau River Valley as a backdrop. Photo by Jon Flatland

The Triple R Ranch south of Isabel hosted the Georgia-based family bluegrass and gospel band Headin’ Home for two performances on Sunday, July 21. Guests enjoyed a beautiful evening for the outdoors performances with the Moreau River Valley as a backdrop. Photo by Jon Flatland

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TL School District does not qualify for free meals for all students

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
The Timber Lake School District has investigated the possibility of obtaining free meals for all students through conversations with Child and Adult Nutrition of the South Dakota Department of Education and determined it does not qualify.Supt.

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Meals on Wheels

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Timber Lake and IsabelFor reservation or cancellation please call 605-848-1632, 24 hours in advance. Please call by Friday 4 p.m. if eating Monday.Monday, July 29: Chicken pot pie topped with a biscuit, broccoli, jello and pears.

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LOOKING BACK

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Timber Lake Topic July 18, 1974 Grain harvest started in West River countiesGrain harvest came one to two weeks earlier this year, on grains that were seeded early enough to tear some seeds.
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