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Superior performance at State OI

Molly Miller, a junior at Timber Lake High School, received a superior rating in the poetry division at the State Oral Interpretation competition at Harrisburg on December 2. She read four poems — “Bad Indian,” “Ryan Red Corn,” “The Fight,” and “Remember” by U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Last weekend Marchell Philips went with Matt and Kylie Keller and their three kids, Carson, Matson, and Claire, to the spectacular Christmas on the Prairie Concert at the Cathedral in Hoven. Chuck and Marsha Aberle went to Mobridge on Sunday to visit Justin, Carissa, and Amaya Aberle.

OUR THANKS

Thank you, Secret Santa, for thinking of us. Your gift is appreciated very much. Doc and Charlie Pesicka

THANK YOU

Thank you for the $100 Timber Lake Bucks and the $20 gift certificate to Mandy’s Boutique that we won during the Sip ’n Shop. Thomas and Lydia O’Bryan

MY THANKS

Thank you for the $200 Timber Lake Bucks I won at the Sip ’n Shop on December 1. Carla Sandquist

OUR THANKS

Thanks to the Knights of Columbus for the fun night of Bingo and for the ham and turkeys we won. Clyde and Jayne Pfeifle
With one win under their belt and anticipating their next game, friends Sean Meginness, William Orndorff and Kilby Rech relax during the triangular with Bison and Timber Lake played at Isabel Monday, Dec. 1. Isabel Dakotan, December 4, 2003

With one win under their belt and anticipating their next game, friends Sean Meginness, William Orndorff and Kilby Rech relax during the triangular with Bison and Timber Lake played at Isabel Monday, Dec. 1. Isabel Dakotan, December 4, 2003

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapers Timber Lake Topic December 5, 1963 New Game Warden assigned for area Art Rehn, assistant district forester at Aberdeen, has been transferred to the law enforcement division of the Department of Game, Fish and Parks effective Dec. 1.

City selects site of new water tower

The location of Timber Lake’s new water tower was decided by the city board at its December 6 meeting. It will be built southwest of the rodeo grounds at the corner of the cemetery road (8th Street) and Rodeo Avenue. (See photo on Page 3.