PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Dewey County Register of Deeds July 11, 2022: Bernard & Bonnie Boysen, Bismarck, ND, to Dekake Ranch LLC, Isabel: Twp: 017 Rge:22 Sec: 12 Legal: E2, Sec: 24 Legal: E2, Twp: 017 Rge: 23 Sec:07 Legal: NE4, Sec: 08 Legal: N2, SE4, Sec:16 Legal: SE4, Sec: 17 Legal: E2NE4 & SE4, Sec: 18 Legal: SE4,...

SHERIFF’S REPORT

County County Sheriff Alan Dale August 8 7:04 p.m. assisted the BIA Police with a fight on Highway 63 and BIA 4. 8:24 p.m. assisted Standing Rock Ambulance with an assault victim in Bullhead. August 9 4:54 a.m. responded to an assault at a residence in Little Eagle.

Isabel Alumni Association honors graduates

For the first time, the Isabel Alunni Assn. Program had an 80 year alum come to the event. Ruth Ehrenberg Schmidt graduated in 1942. Isabel Alumni Assn. President Marcia Maher and Emcee Brook Begeman presented her with a commemorative quilt.

Prairie Doc: Preventing West Nile virus infection

By Andrew Ellsworth, M.D. One late summer day, fresh out of residency and seeing patients for the first time as a full-fledged family physician, I examined a young man who had a fever, fatigue, and a bad headache.

Timber Lake Class of 1972

The 50-year reunion class was in Timber Lake for the Days of 1910 Attending were FRONT (L-R): Miles “Bud” Long, Carol Dollarhide Long, Jayne Gunderson Pfeifle, Merry Bickel Willard, Mavis Pahl Ehly, Faye Lawrence Kraft, Wade Bollinger; BACK: Chuck Willard, Tim Perry, Tom Aberle, Del Meyer, Tom...

Dialing up

Mavis Long Remmers of Bismarck, ND gives a lesson to granddaughter Messi Remmers on how to use a rotary dial phone at the Timber Lake Museum during a Days of 1910 visit. Also pictured are Brinly and Colton Mowrer of Promise.

Barns for sale

Dave Doan of Isabel was one of the vendors at the Isabel Craft Fair on August 6, selling his handcrafted farm buildings.

Why CRSTTA broadband internet rates are now lower

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Council enacts Foster Home Safe Zones ordinance for protection of children

The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Reservation Tribal Council and law enforcement recently enacted the Foster Home Safe Zones Ordinance, which ensures that tribal laws protect the safety and well-being of foster children and families.

SDDOT receives federal RAISE grant for reconstruction of U.S. Highway 12 between Watauga and Morristown

The South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) was recently awarded a $21.4 million Rebuilding America Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Grant through the U.S. Department of Transportation.