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SHERIFF’S REPORT

Corson County Sheriff Alan Dale February 1 6:55 p.m., conducted a traffic stop in McLaughlin. The K-9 was deployed on the vehicle. A search of the vehicle revealed methamphetamine and marijuana paraphernalia. The passenger, a 31-year-old female from Little Eagle, was turned over to BIA Police.

FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT

Dewey County, Timber Lake October 18 Jolene Keller, 38, of Mobridge, speeding. Fine and costs $97.50 Glenn Aymar, 22, of Ft. Pierre, exhibition driving and careless driving. Fine and costs $265.00 Shauneil Schwartz, 27, of Herreid, speeding. Fine and costs $97.

PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Corson County Register of Deeds October 7, 2021: David S. Stoudt, Deceased to Carol A. Stoudt, Firesteel: T18N R23E Sec 10 E2NE4NE4, N2NE4SE4NE4. Affidavit in Compliance with SDCL 21-44. October 7, 2021: Carol A.
The Laundreaux family artifacts were delivered to the Timber Lake & Area Museum by (L-R) Donna Kersten, Rita Farlee, Susan Nelson and Jerry Farlee. Donna and Susan are daughters of Mary Acker Larson.

The Laundreaux family artifacts were delivered to the Timber Lake & Area Museum by (L-R) Donna Kersten, Rita Farlee, Susan Nelson and Jerry Farlee. Donna and Susan are daughters of Mary Acker Larson.

Laundreaux family artifacts on display at Timber Lake Museum

For many years Mary Acker Larson (Eagle Butte Class of 1942) was the custodian and caretaker of the family artifacts she and her sister, Peggy Jane Acker Helm, received from their father, George Thomas Acker, in 1976.
Plans for redesigning the Native American exhibit at the Timber Lake & Area Museum are the focus of a committee working with Dr. Craig Howe (LEFT) of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies at Martin. Committee members are L-R Jeff Mowrer, Lori Ward, and Melody Marshall.

Plans for redesigning the Native American exhibit at the Timber Lake & Area Museum are the focus of a committee working with Dr. Craig Howe (LEFT) of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies at Martin. Committee members are L-R Jeff Mowrer, Lori Ward, and Melody Marshall.

Historical Society receives Humanities Council grant

Thanks to funding from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), non-profit organizations in South Dakota — including museums, libraries, historical societies, universities, and more — have been able to continue providing humanities services during the covid pandemic.

Bridge City Concert show set for Feb. 25

Bridge City Concert Association presents “The Chipper Experience!” Friday, February 25 at 7:30 p.m. CT at Mobridge-Pollock Middle School Theatre. Chipper Lowell’s show blends bizarre feats of original magic, adlibbing with the audience, juggling stunts and high energy laughs.
All About Me

All About Me

All About Me

Your name: Kateri Ducheneaux Your Parents Name: Jade Ducheneaux and Darci Laurenz Favorite School Subject? Why? My favorite subject is math because I like to learn about numbers. What do you want to be someday? Why? When I am older I want to be a doctor because I want to help save people.

Timber Lake School menu

Monday, February 14: Breakfast: Apple doughnuts, cereal, fruit, juice, and milk. Lunch: Nachos, refried beans, strawberry cups, and milk. Tuesday, February 15: Breakfast: Ham, egg, cheese bar, fruit, juice, and milk. Lunch: Chicken leg, carrots, dinner roll, fruit, and milk.

SENIOR MENU

Monday, Feb. 14: St. Valentine’s Day. Hamburger on a bun, leaf lettuce with tomato slices, tater tots, Corn O’Brien, red hot applesauce, and Valentine’s treat. Tuesday, Feb. 15: Citrus chicken, oven baked rice, broccoli, pears, and bread. Wednesday, Feb.
Sweethearts Timber Lake Topic, February 13, 1992 Kindergartners Jackie Kuhn, Jace Hieb, and Jason Booth show the valentines they made at home with their families. Teacher Rita Long made each student a red heart with the family’s last name on it, and the decorating was done at home. The valentines are on display in the hallway at Timber Lake Elementary School.

Sweethearts Timber Lake Topic, February 13, 1992 Kindergartners Jackie Kuhn, Jace Hieb, and Jason Booth show the valentines they made at home with their families. Teacher Rita Long made each student a red heart with the family’s last name on it, and the decorating was done at home. The valentines are on display in the hallway at Timber Lake Elementary School.

LOOKING BACK

Isabel Dakotan February 4, 1982 Boosters select Scholl Isabel’s Boosters Club met at the Isabel Cafe last Friday evening and held an election of officers. Billy Scholl replaces Myron Schaffer as president of the organization.