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Timber Lake School menu

Thursday, September 22: Breakfast: Banana bread, cereal, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Soft shell taco, refried beans, peaches, and milk. Friday, September 23: Breakfast: Cereal, toast, juice, fruit, and milk. Lunch: Grilled chicken breast, whole grain bun, broccoli, applesauce, and milk.
Dewey County 4-H members who showed livestock at Lemmon on Sept. 10 were FRONT (L-R): Finley Boldt of Isabel, Gracen Gill of Timber Lake, Maya Biegler of Timber Lake; BACK: Josie Boldt of Isabel, Bricelyn Pederson of Firesteel, Talley Locken of Isabel, Lexi Locken of Isabel, Levi Berndt of Isabel, and Coach Lisa Pederson of Firesteel.

Dewey County 4-H members who showed livestock at Lemmon on Sept. 10 were FRONT (L-R): Finley Boldt of Isabel, Gracen Gill of Timber Lake, Maya Biegler of Timber Lake; BACK: Josie Boldt of Isabel, Bricelyn Pederson of Firesteel, Talley Locken of Isabel, Lexi Locken of Isabel, Levi Berndt of Isabel, and Coach Lisa Pederson of Firesteel.

Local 4-Hers judged at Lemmon Junior Livestock Show

Local 4-H members won these placings at the Lemmon Jr.
Wyatt Lemke WAS the Monopoly Man character this week! He had that part in the skit and was a key part of the ninth graders outstanding Monopoly themed parade float that took first place in the 7th-9th grade division.

Wyatt Lemke WAS the Monopoly Man character this week! He had that part in the skit and was a key part of the ninth graders outstanding Monopoly themed parade float that took first place in the 7th-9th grade division.

Dupree School Homecoming 2022

Photos by Patty Peacock

200 Club drawings held

The Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Dupree held their monthly 200 Club drawings Sunday, Sept. 18 at the church hall following Holy Mass and brunch. September drawings begin the new year. Winners were: $50 - Bill Mraz of Dupree and Fr.
McLaughlin Board receives award

McLaughlin Board receives award

McLaughlin Board receives award

The McLaughlin School Board accepts its award as the top school board in South Dakota from the Associated School Boards of South Dakota's Executive Director, Dr. Wade Pogany. L-R are Dr. Pogany, Paul Guggolz, Jr., former president Joe White Mountain, Jr.
Standing with the 1895 Babcock cylinder press at the South Central Threshing Association’s historic print shop at Braddock, ND, are left to right, Prof. Lucy Ganje of the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, Art and Lois Heinrich of Box Elder, and Roger Bailey, Executive Director of the North Dakota Newspaper Association, Bismarck, ND.

Standing with the 1895 Babcock cylinder press at the South Central Threshing Association’s historic print shop at Braddock, ND, are left to right, Prof. Lucy Ganje of the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, Art and Lois Heinrich of Box Elder, and Roger Bailey, Executive Director of the North Dakota Newspaper Association, Bismarck, ND.

LOOKING BACK

Isabel Dakotan September 6, 1962 Coffee Day here nets $17.05 for crippled children Isabel’s cafes donated $17.05 to the SD Society for Crippled Children. Lillian Myers, Pierre, is the Executive Director. Friday, Aug.

Meals on Wheels menus

Monday, September 26: Sloppy Joe on a bun, potato wedges, carrots, cottage cheese, and pineapple tidbits. Tuesday, September 27: Baked chicken, sweet potatoes, peas, cooked apples, and bread. Wednesday, September 28: Tossed salad w/ meat and beans, corn, banana, peach crisp w/topping, and bread.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

On Sunday morning there was a church brunch and meeting for the people of the Trail City Holy Rosary Church in the church basement. Jim and Jackie Keller traveled to Fort Pierre over the weekend to watch their granddaughter, Emma Keller, play in a volleyball tournament.