News

OUR THANKS

We would like to thank Ronnie Long, Bonita Richter, New Hope Church and also our Secret Santa for the gift certificates. They were sincerely appreciated. God Bless. Tim and Carla Goldade

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapers Isabel Dakotan January 15, 2004 (Peek into the Past - 1944) Chas Pogany met with the rationing board at Timber Lake Tuesday. “Chuck” is the guy who hauls most of the coal in Isabel and his tires are worn.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Bianca Ochsner and Joy Voegele were visiting Esther Hahne over the weekend. Judy Hintz went with Tyler Hintz to Fargo, ND to watch Tyler Hintz compete in a weightlifting competition. On Sunday, Jared and Mason Hollenbeck and Kyrie Lemburg traveled to Ft. Pierre.

Meals on Wheels

For reservation or cancellation please call 605-848-1632. Please call by Friday 4 p.m. if eating Monday, 24 hours in advance. Monday, January 29: Chicken Linguini Alfredo, beets, broccoli, applesauce, and garlic bread.
Photo by Jon Flatland

Photo by Jon Flatland

Quilts of Valor

Isabel World War II veterans Herman Rosenau, left, and Paul Stradinger, were recognized recently and presented Quilts of Valor to recognize their service and commitment. The Quilts of Valor Foundation was established in 2003 to honor the service, sacrifice and valor of veterans and service members.

Election Year

Seven positions in Dewey County government will be filled this year. Nominating petitions for Republican and Democratic primary candidates must be filed with the county auditor’s office by March 26 and Independents have until April 30 to file.

School board terms expiring in area districts

School board elections are just around the corner and several area districts have seats expiring. In Timber Lake, three-year atlarge terms currently held by Joe Locken and Bryce Lindskov, both of rural Isabel, are expiring.