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Winners take home the cash

The Sacred Heart Church in Dupree held their monthly $200 Club Drawings Sunday, May 15 at the church hall following Holy Mass and Brunch. Winners were: $50 - Stetson Vrooman of Eagle Butte and Kami McLellan of Lantry; $25 - Jim Brooks, Bill Mraz, Twila Schuler twice), all of Dupree.

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May 23: Chef’s choice. May 24: Swedish meatballs, sliced potatoes, peas and carrots, coleslaw, tropical fruit, and bread. May 25: Chicken Linguini Alfredo, broccoli, glazed carrots, peaches, and garlic bread. May 26: Meatloaf, herb diced potatoes, green beans, orange wedges, and bread.

Signs of Summer

Hail destroys the new garden plants. Kids return from college and vo-tech programs to help their parents and relax a while. Vultures circle Dupree neighborhoods in their annual mating ritual. The first tick of summer crawled on my arm.

Community Calendars

The June Community Calendars for Timber Lake-Isabel and Dupree will be published next week. Anyone with events to list is asked to call the Topic at 605-865-3546 or email: timtopic@lakotanetwork.com by noon on Monday, May 23.

West River Summer

The Topic staff is at work on the 2022 issue of West River Summer, the annual “guide for local folks and visitors.” Readers are encouraged to submit information on special events for the West River Summer Calendar by May 26.
Last Chance Track Meet

Last Chance Track Meet

Last Chance Track Meet

Timber Lake's Jaiden Ducheneaux shows his game face while competing in the shot put at the Timber Lake Last Chance Track Meet held Monday, May 16, at Doug Kraft Field. Ducheneaux, an outgoing senior, placed fifth in the event with a throw of 38-10.

Timber Lake School Board hires summer employees

The students may not be filling the hallways and classrooms, but there's always plenty of work to be done around the Timber Lake School during the summer months, prompting school officials to hire more than a dozen seasonal student employees.
Little Pasture on the Prairie

Little Pasture on the Prairie

Little Pasture on the Prairie

Earlier this winter I’d sold the bulk of my little flock of sheep when we weren’t sure we would have any grass to feed them come summer. I’d kept the aged, the maimed, and the motley, of course, because no one else would want them, and those are always my favorites.