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News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersTimber Lake Tribune November 3, 1910From a front page editorial “Vote for Timber Lake for County Seat”: No argument should be necessary to convince the man of average intelligence that Timber Lake is the most centrally located town in...

THANK YOU

To my family and everyone for all the cards, phone calls, visits, gifts and flowers, you made my 90th Birthday a day I will always remember. God bless, Darlene (Toodie) Hieb
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe last month voted to ban all consumable hemp products, including drinks, from being sold within its boundaries.

The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe last month voted to ban all consumable hemp products, including drinks, from being sold within its boundaries.

Hemp industry grows amid legality battle

South Dakota - the No. 1 producer of hemp fiber in the nation - gets a major addition to its hemp processing industry later this year that will help expand the state’s capacity to grow and create products.

Spearfish reader wins final week of Pigskin Picks

Bud Schirber of Spearfish was the winner of Week #10 of the Timber Lake Topic’s Pigskin Picks contest. Schirber donated his $50 prize to the fund established for Braylen Hansen.Thank you to this year’s sponsors: The Occidental General Store, Automotive Inc., McIntosh Co-op Oil Co.
John and Patty Linderman of Country Market received the Outstanding Friend of 4-H Award, presented by Dewey County 4-H Advisor Rita Long (left) in recognition of their contributions to the 4-H program.

John and Patty Linderman of Country Market received the Outstanding Friend of 4-H Award, presented by Dewey County 4-H Advisor Rita Long (left) in recognition of their contributions to the 4-H program.

Year of accomplishments celebrated at Dewey County 4-H Recognition Event

Submitted by Rita LongThe 2025 4-H Awards Recognition event was held on Sunday, November 16 at the Timber Lake Community Center.Members who completed and turned in a 4-H Record Book for the 2024-2025 4-H year received a certificate and a 4-H t-shirt.
Several Green Bay/Tucker Kraft fans from Wisconsin drove to Timber Lake to watch the Packers game with other fans at The Corner Bar and Grill on Monday night. Pictured with Tucker’s grandmother, Linda Kraft (in blue), are (l-r) Steve Wikel of Waupaca, WI and Ottis and Sue Smith of Grand Chute, WI. Although Tucker is out for the season with an injury and the Packers lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 10-7, the Wisconsin fans said it was worth the 1200 mile trip.

Several Green Bay/Tucker Kraft fans from Wisconsin drove to Timber Lake to watch the Packers game with other fans at The Corner Bar and Grill on Monday night. Pictured with Tucker’s grandmother, Linda Kraft (in blue), are (l-r) Steve Wikel of Waupaca, WI and Ottis and Sue Smith of Grand Chute, WI. Although Tucker is out for the season with an injury and the Packers lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 10-7, the Wisconsin fans said it was worth the 1200 mile trip.

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