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MY THANKS

Ho! Ho! Ho! Thank you to Biegler’s Timber Lake Service for the pail of prizes I won in your drawing. Clyde Pfeifle
Bank project

Bank project

Bank project

The concrete floor for the new Western Dakota Bank building was poured on Friday, December 3, one day before the weather turned cold and a light snow fell.

Week of Dec. 2 Pool Standings

1. Off Constantly (10-0) 2. Motley Cue (7-3) 3. Just The Tip (5-5) 4. Rex’s Raiders (5-5) 5. Wantabes (4-6) 6. Chalk This (4-6) 7. Bank it or Spank it (4-6) 8. Stickmen (1-9 Bank it or Spank it vs.

THANK YOU

You are an amazing community. For our annual bake sale and rummage sale, we thank you all for whatever role you played in the success of our event. It takes the whole community to work together. We humbly appreciate all of you. It all helps with our everyday expenses.

Lighting, parade winners named

Winners of the Timber Lake Holiday Residential Lighting Contest were Tyler and Vickie Mareska, earning them a $100 credit on their electric bill from Moreau-Grand Electric Co-op.

Two more issues

The Topic does not publish the last week of the year. The last two issues of the year will be December 16 (next week) and 23. Ads and news should be submitted each Monday by noon. Public notices (legal advertising) must be submitted by Friday.

Topic winners

The Topic is giving away two $25 gift certificates each week during December. This week’s winners are Carl Winterberg (Herman’s Service at Timber Lake) and Jim and Jody Miller (Jack’s Service at Isabel.) Names are drawn from the Topic subscriber list so there is no need to sign up.
Christmas Extravaganza

Christmas Extravaganza

Christmas Extravaganza

Timber Lake businesses were busy last Friday during the Christmas Extravaganza, sponsored by Timber Lake Are Development and the Timber Lake School Student Councils. ABOVE: The NAPA guys at Biegler Equipment wore holiday head gear (green, white and red) for their open house.

Commissioners propose two $20,000 cannabis licenses

The Dewey County Commission held the first reading of a proposed cannabis ordinance at its December 2 regular meeting. State’s Attorney Shane Penfield said the purpose of the ordinance is to “provide regulation but not prohibit” the growing and sale of marijuana.