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Ad from Timber Lake Topic October 4, 1962

Ad from Timber Lake Topic October 4, 1962

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapers October 25, 1962 Five coyotes killed south of Timber Lake Five coyotes were killed south of Timber Lake last week by personnel from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Justin and Amaya Aberle visited Chuck and Marsha Aberle over the weekend. Bill and Lynn Hahne arrived home on Wednesday after a two week vacation in Europe. They visited Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Belgium. They went with a tour group and Bishop Steve Biegler of Wyoming as the tour leader.

Meals on Wheels menus

Monday, October 17: Salisbury steak w/gravy, baked potato, California vegetables, peaches, and bread. Tuesday, October 18: Chef ’s choice. Wednesday, October 19: Taco salad w/meat and beans, apple crisp, and vanilla ice cream.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS AND ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR SKID STEER

The Timber Lake City Board will be accepting bids to purchase a skid steer with the following specifications: • Age/Condition: New • Cab: Air Conditioning and Heat • Seat: Air Ride • Transmission: Two (2) Speed • Tires: 12-inch to 16.

Dewey County Commissioners Meeting October 6, 2022

REGULAR MEETING OF DEWEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, October 6, 2022 The Dewey County Commissioners met on Thursday October 6, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. in the Dewey County Courthouse. Chairman Bob Berndt called the meeting to order.

2022 Statewide Ballot Measures

Constitutional Amendment D Title: An initiated amendment to the South Dakota Constitution expanding Medicaid eligibility.
Middle and high school students took off from the theater after receiving their assigned T-shirts and leaders.

Middle and high school students took off from the theater after receiving their assigned T-shirts and leaders.

The Great Race

Wearing colored t-shirts to identify their teams, Timber Lake Middle School and High School students took off Monday morning on the “The Great Race” to observe Native American Day.

Kids in crisis

It’s tempting to blame the pandemic for the dizzying rates of mental health concerns among American teens. We are all familiar with the impact Covid is having on our lives, and the disruption it continues to cause in the lives of young people.