Homecoming for Parks

The Park family, who lived in the Timber Lake in the 1990s and early 2000s, visited the area during the Days of1910 weekend to reconnect with their church family at United Parish, and visit other friends. Rev.

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan July 6, 1945Ed Hirsch returned from the Hills with a load of lumber for the Kesling Hardware Company.Ed also had as part of his cargo a dressed 2 year old buffalo which he got at Custer and has taken to Timber Lake.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

On Monday, Judy Hintz and her sister, JoAnn Wendt, traveled to White Lake to return Judy’s great-grandchildren to their home. While there, they attended a showdeo, which the kids participated in. On their way back, they spent some time in Sioux Falls on Thursday before going home later that day.

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The Protector ...

Bull fighter Riley Schott draws the attention of a bull while his partner, Jacob Berg, moves in to rescue a fallen rider during Days of 1910 Rodeo action on Saturday, July 26. Pickup men for this year’s rodeo were Wyatt and Kirk Schuelke.

McLaughlin man returned to prison for failing to register

A 31-year-old McLaughlin man who spent time in prison for sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl is returning to prison after being sentenced last week for failing to register as a sex offender under federal law. This is the third time he has been sent to prison for failure to register.

Eagle Butte man killed in freak ND car crash

The North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating a three-vehicle crash in rural Kidder County, ND, last Friday evening, July 25, in which two people were killed.

Courthouse construction

Construction on the addition to the Dewey County Courthouse in Timber Lake was underway last week as a crew built the concrete block walls of the room that will expand the Register of Deeds office to include a vault for safe storage of county records. First Dakota Enterprises of Ft.

9-1-1 center upgrades expected to enhance emergency response

South Dakota 9-1-1 call centers have begun implementing the RapidSOS Unite GIS module, an AI-powered intelligent safety platform that securely connects life-saving data from over 540 million devices, apps, and sensors directly to 9-1-1 centers and first responders across the state.