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Lynn Hahne went to Montana to watch her grandkids’ sports game and to visit family. Wally and Jackie Grage visited over the weekend as well. Judy Hintz traveled to Rapid City Thursday and left Friday. She was there visiting Gary Vance.

Meals on Wheels

Monday, November 20: Mexican chicken soup topped with cheese and tortillas, spinach salad with almonds and Craisins, Mandarin orange, and bread. Tuesday, November 21: Swedish meatballs over rice, peas and carrots, cooked cinnamon apples, vanilla ice cream, and bread.

THANK YOU

Thank you to the American Legion Auxiliary for the gift certificate. It is very much appreciated. Doc Pesicka

Library Happenings

The Dewey Co. Library will be participating in the Timber Lake Christmas Extravaganza/Sip and Shop on December 1 with another silent auction and vendors. We had some Halloween visitors, the TL Daycare and CRST Head Start stopped in for a book reading and craft.

USDA/FSA Update: CREP, lending rates, storage facility loans

(CREP) Farm Service Agency is taking offers for the Cheyenne River Sioux Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP). If you are a tribal member and own land within the boundaries of the Cheyenne River Reservation your land is eligible for enrollment in the CREP program.
Native Pride at Dupree School

Native Pride at Dupree School

Native Pride at Dupree School

Dupree School enjoyed their annual Native Pride Week's activities, organized by Lakota Club Advisor Medina Matonis, last week. There were theme days, like 'Rock Your Mocs' and 'Ribbon Skirts & Ribbon Shirts' as well as a special school-wide assembly.
Fifth graders performed “God Bless America” in sign language at the Timber Lake Elementary School Veterans Day program on November 10. L-R are Glen Mowrer, John Bigger, Lilly Goodine, Kyren Ley, Marley Ward, Luke Beer, Alexa Roggow, and Lily Handeland. Each third, fourth and fifth grade class performed. Photo by Kathy Nelson

Fifth graders performed “God Bless America” in sign language at the Timber Lake Elementary School Veterans Day program on November 10. L-R are Glen Mowrer, John Bigger, Lilly Goodine, Kyren Ley, Marley Ward, Luke Beer, Alexa Roggow, and Lily Handeland. Each third, fourth and fifth grade class performed. Photo by Kathy Nelson

TL Community Center to serve as operations base in an emergency

Plans for an emergency operations center, a contract with engineers, liquor licenses and building permits were on the agenda at the Timber Lake City Board meeting last Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Joslyn Goldade, Grade 2, daughter of Dustin and Kari Goldade “Catch a turkey and get all the feathers off. Then wash it. One thing I know, you have to put stuffing in it and then cook it on 2 or 3 degrees until it beeps to tell you it’s done.”

Joslyn Goldade, Grade 2, daughter of Dustin and Kari Goldade “Catch a turkey and get all the feathers off. Then wash it. One thing I know, you have to put stuffing in it and then cook it on 2 or 3 degrees until it beeps to tell you it’s done.”

The Topic asks: How do you prepare a Thanksgiving turkey?

With the Thanksgiving holiday just a week away, the staff of the Timber Lake Topic held its annual planning meeting to prepare for this year’s holiday feast. As we ran down the checklist of items we’re going to need for a bountiful meal, former publisher Kathy Nelson let out a gasp.
Blaze Eagle Horse has joined the Corson County Sheriff ’s Office as a Deputy Sheriff and is currently undergoing field training. An enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Eagle Horse has spent the past several years working in corrections in Lawrence County and Eagle Butte.

Blaze Eagle Horse has joined the Corson County Sheriff ’s Office as a Deputy Sheriff and is currently undergoing field training. An enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Eagle Horse has spent the past several years working in corrections in Lawrence County and Eagle Butte.

County EM coordinator requests website for her department or all county offices

A county website, surplus vehicles, and a problem with a truck blocking the county right-of-way were on the agenda at the November 2 meeting of the Dewey County Commission.