OUR THANKS

United Parish would like to thank the mystery gifter for the box of Easter goodies left on Vicar Teri's porch. We thank you and we will put the goodies to good use! Thank you! United Parish

Area youth to vie for state wrestling honors

Youth wrestlers from teams in Dupree, McLaughlin, Eagle Butte, Mobridge, and Faith will be among those converging on the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls this weekend, March 25-27, for the South Dakota Wrestling Coaches Association (SDWCA) Championships.

Elshere, Garrett tackle broncs at RodeoHouston

Several area cowboys were in the title hunt at RodeoHouston, the largest livestock show in the world with rodeo action and music concerts every night from Feb. 28-March 19 in Houston, TX. Each night, only eight competitors or teams are invited to participate in each event.

Dupree Prom was ‘Out of This World’

RIGHT: The DHS Juniors who hosted the ‘Out of this World’ prom.

200 Club drawings held at Dupree

The Sacred Heart Parish of Dupree held the monthly 200 Club drawings on Sunday, March 20 following Holy Mass and Brunch at the church hall.

SENIOR MENU

Monday, March 28: Mexican chicken soup, tortilla chips and cheese, tossed salad, tropical fruit, and bread. Tuesday, March 29: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes with milk gravy, peas and carrots, and apricots, and bread.

LOOKING BACK

Timber Lake Topic It seems to me Mary Byington March 8, 1962 Fortunately for me, there were such things as 4-H clubs and Home Economics classes. My mother died a week before I was four years old, and I was the eldest of the family of four.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

Sunday morning after Holy Rosary's church service in Trail City, there was a brunch held in the church basement. Ruth Holzer got back from Spearfish after being there for three days babysitting her grandkids.

Eagle Butte moving forward with $4.25 million airport improvement project

The city of Eagle Butte is moving forward with the second phase of a $4.25 million improvement project at its municipal airport and is accepting statements of qualifications for engineering services as well as bids for construction.

Judge dismisses federal lawsuit over Kenel Road deaths

A federal judge last Thursday, March 17, dismissed a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe that stemmed from a culvert washout on Kenel Road north of Mobridge in July 2019 that resulted in two people being killed and two others...