THIS WEEKS 06-28-2023 MOODY COUNTY BOOSTER

DEADLINE FOR BOOSTER ADS! Due to a change in our printing schedule all ads must be in by NOON on the Friday prior to our Wednesday Booster. Call 605-9972872 or better yet email your ads and billing address to ads@iw.net

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605530-3211.

Now hiring full-time and seasonal laborers. Must be willing to travel, paid transportation provided. Please apply at JC Ramsdell, 408 S Veterans Street, Flandreau. 8t628

CASH PAID FOR JUNK VEHICLES. Paying up to $500 per vehicle. No title needed. Call or text 605651-5605. tf419

EXCAVATING - 36 YEARS

EXPERIENCE. TRENCHING, BASEMENTS & FOOTINGS

WATER AND SEWER, SEPTICS/FIELDS,TREE & HEDGEROW REMOVAL. DEMOLITION. Call Tom at 605-299-1118.

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627

The Moody County Resource Center will be closed Monday, July 3rd & Tuesday, July 4th for the holiday!

Dakota Joe Coffee Co is an independent small specialty gourmet coffee shop located in the Royal River Casino and Hotel. Stop in today! Mobile ordering available at (605) 5927166. TF1124

FOR SALE: GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES!!!!!!

Vet checked with shots, ready for new home as soon as 6/16! $750 each (no AKC). Contact Debi for more information 360-2810630. 3t67

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

FOR SALE: GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES!!!!!!

Vet checked with shots, ready for new home as soon as 6/16! $750 each (no AKC). Contact Debi for more information 360-2810630. 3t67

Moody County Resource Center Summer Hours

(beginning Tuesday, May 30th).

Monday = 10 am - 5 pm

Tuesday = Noon - 8 pm

Wednesday = 1 pm - 5 pm

Thursday = Noon - 8 pm

Friday = 10 am - 5 pm

Saturday = 10 am - 2 pm

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

EXCAVATING - 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE. TRENCHING, BASEMENTS & FOOTINGS WATER AND SEWER, SEPTICS/FIELDS,TREE & HEDGEROW REMOVAL. DEMOLITION. Call Tom at 605-299-1118.

House for sale. 5 bedroom, 2 bathrooms with large yard. Great home for a handy person to fix up. Located in Flandreau. Asking $39,900. Call or text 605-651-5605. tf67

TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC., 425 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD 57006. PH. 1-605-692-9056. OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS SPECIALIZE in tile, wood and concrete refinishing, fire and water restoration, carpet cleaning, ductwork cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. Free cost estimates on every job. “Total Maintenance, We don’t cut corners, we clean them.

Open House 90th Birthdays

Please join us for Jean and Don Pederson’s 90th Birthdays on July 1, 2023 from 4 to 7 pm at the American Legion, 408 Orleans Avenue, Dell Rapids, SD.

THANK YOU

With sincere gratitude, we extend our heartfelt thank you, to all of you, for the outpouring expressions of sympathy in the passing of our father, Norman Hauglid.

The Norman Hauglid Family

FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS STRAIN OF BULLS.

Since 1920! “99 years in the making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507-6260239. tf1216

TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC., 425 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD 57006. PH. 1-605-692-9056. OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS SPECIALIZE in tile, wood and concrete refinishing, fire and water restoration, carpet cleaning, ductwork cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. Free cost estimates on every job. “Total Maintenance, We don’t cut corners, we clean them.

Custodian - Flandreau Public Schools. Send Resume, cover letter and reference letters to: Rick.Weber@k12.sd.us or Supt. Rick Weber 600 W. Community Drive. Flandreau, SD 57028. 605997-3263. Open until filled.

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Calling all kids! Come to the Moody County Resource Center, YOUR local library, for fun activities & prizes this summer in June & July! We will be playing games & making crafts every week: K-4th on Wed @ 1pm, Teens (5th on up) on Tues @ 1pm, and Pre-K to Early Elem Storytime on Thurs @ 10 am! Kids can also pick up a reading gameboard, and earn a Spot ice cream cone, book of choice, Pop It, and emoji beach ball just by reading! You’ll also be entered in our grand raffle where you could win: Pre-K = train set or magnetic tiles; K-4th = kid’s instant camera or bowling package for 4 with pizza; Teens (5th on up) = $50 Barnes & Noble or $50 Amazon giftcard!!! Pick up your reading gameboard today! Call 997-3326 with questions!

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KEY FOUND ON MAIN STREET FLANDREAU!!

Call 605-864-0519! Identify and if it is yours.

The Moody County Resource Center will be closed Monday, July 3rd & Tuesday, July 4th for the holiday!

For Sale: Red Angus Bulls , semen tested and ready to turn out. Call (507) 215-1351.

MICHEL STUMP GRINDING. Free estimates. Fully insured. Haul away and back fill available. Residential and commercial. Call 605-413-9717

CALL PATRIOT ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS !!! Commercial. Residential. Industrial. Farmstead. Patriot Electric, Flandreau, SD. 605997-3536. Don Peters & Brandon Peters. donp@ patriot-electricinc.com TF

DAVE’S APPLIANCE REPAIR. Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605-997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf

MOBILE HOME LOTS FOR RENT IN FLANDREAU SD. $225 per month. Call Kale at 605-690-4797. tf713

B & B STEELWORKS NOW BUYING CARS, TRUCKS, & FARM EQUIPMENT. Top dollar paid. Will pick up! 23165, 476th Avenue, Flandreau SD. Ph. 605-310-0329 (Bernie). tF

ADAM’S BUCKET SERVICE. TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL, Stump Grinding, Storm damage I am insured. Call Adam at 605-864-9759 after 4 pm or leave message

STOLTZFUS TRUCK & AG. DOT Inspections. Sandblasting. Repair. Ph. 507-820-1015. tf34 KIDS LITTLE RED WAGONS WANTED!! Call Reg at 605-9973441. tf119

EXCAVATING - 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE. TRENCHING, BASEMENTS & FOOTINGS WATER AND SEWER, SEPTICS/FIELDS,TREE & HEDGEROW REMOVAL. DEMOLITION. Call Tom at 605-299-1118.

BAGGED GRASS CLIPPINGS WANTED!! Call 605997-3441 leave a message.

House for sale. 5 bedroom, 2 bathrooms with large yard. Great home for a handy person to fix up. Located in Flandreau. Asking $39,900. Call or text 605-651-5605. tf67

FOR SALE: GELBVIEH X ANGUS BLACK BALANCER BULLS. Performance Tested. Call 605-359-5830. tf315

3 GENERATORS FOR SALE! BE PREPARED FOR ELECTRIC OUTAGES!! Coleman 4000$350. DEK 4550 - $550 $750 for both!! Call 605997-3441 and leave a message. tfreg

Are you in need of new shingles?Call us for a no charge estimate for all your roofing needs. Shingling South Dakota for over 20 years. Call or text 605-651-5605.

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605530-3211.

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627

CALL YOST ELECTRIC Residential/Agricultural. Commercial/Industrial. 10 years experience. Licensed in South Dakota and Minnesota. Nathan Yost, Owner. 1026 110th Avenue, Elkton, SD 57026. Ph. 507-820-1540. nathanryost@gmail.com.

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627

TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC., 425 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD 57006. PH. 1-605-692-9056. OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS SPECIALIZE in tile, wood and concrete refinishing, fire and water restoration, carpet cleaning, ductwork cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. Free cost estimates on every job. “Total Maintenance, We don’t cut corners, we clean them

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

CASH PAID FOR JUNK VEHICLES. Paying up to $500 per vehicle. No title needed. Call or text 605651-5605. tf419

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627

STOLTZFUS TRUCK & AG. DOT Inspections. Sandblasting. Repair. Ph. 507-820-1015. tf34

The Breadbasket food pantry is open Thursdays from 1:30 to 5 pm for Moody County residents (excluding the 5th Thursday of the month). PO Box 55,. Flandreau (605) 5730935 Please “like” us on Facebook for more information. tf93

Now hiring full-time and seasonal laborers. Must be willing to travel, paid transportation provided. Please apply at JC Ramsdell, 408 S Veterans Street, Flandreau. 8t628 USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

Dakota Joe Coffee Co is an independent small specialty gourmet coffee shop located in the Royal River Casino and Hotel. Stop in today! Mobile ordering available at (605) 5927166. TF1124

FOR SALE: GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES!!!!!!

Vet checked with shots, ready for new home as soon as 6/16! $750 each (no AKC). Contact Debi for more information 360-2810630. 3t67

Calling all kids! Come to the Moody County Resource Center, YOUR local library, for fun activities & prizes this summer in June & July! We will be playing games & making crafts every week: K-4th on Wed @ 1pm, Teens (5th on up) on Tues @ 1pm, and Pre-K to Early Elem Storytime on Thurs @ 10 am! Kids can also pick up a reading gameboard, and earn a Spot ice cream cone, book of choice, Pop It, and emoji beach ball just by reading! You’ll also be entered in our grand raffle where you could win: Pre-K = train set or magnetic tiles; K-4th = kid’s instant camera or bowling package for 4 with pizza; Teens (5th on up) = $50 Barnes & Noble or $50 Amazon giftcard!!! Pick up your reading gameboard today! Call 997-3326 with questions! 2t614

FAX 605-997-2352 •

VOLUME 69

NUMBER 28 • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2023

OPTION: 2

Display Ad Size: 1 columns wide x 2 inches tall Cost: $16.50 per week

Inter-Lakes Community Action Partnership

ext. 102

With address included:

Weatherization

Interested for

605-256-6518

erheault PO Box

Assembler & Welder Positions Available

OPTION: 3

Inter-Lakes Action

ACCEPTING for Weatherization

Interested Mike COO

605-256-6518

manderson@interlakescap.com PO Box

PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Display Ad Size: 1 columns wide x 3 inches tall

Cost: $24.75 per week

JOB DUTIES: Welding, assembly, basic use of small hand tools, drills, screw guns, and air impact guns. Standing or sitting depending on job.

◆ Flexible work hours: MON-FRI 6:00 AM - 5:30 PM (you pick the hours)

◆ Full-time must have 40 hrs per week ◆ Paid vacation ◆ Paid holidays

◆ Overtime is offered but not mandatory ◆ No weekend work

◆ Flexible on time off as long as proper notice is given

We are a small family owned business that's rapidly growing. We offer a great work environment. Shops are heated and clean with newer equipment plus shop exhaust to keep air clean. No heavy lifting. Willing to train.

GREAT STARTING PAY $17+/hr. Assemblers | $20+/hr. Welders Bi-weekly pay with direct deposit

Call 605-366-0542 or Email crossroadsmetalworks@gmail.com

Crossroads Metalworks LLC, 23810 467th Ave, Colman, SD 57014

Assembler & Welder Positions Available

PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE

JOB DUTIES: Welding, assembly, basic use of small hand tools, drills, screw guns, and air impact guns. Standing or sitting depending on job.

◆ Flexible work hours: MON-FRI 6:00 AM - 5:30 PM (you pick the hours)

◆ Full-time must have 40 hrs per week ◆ Paid vacation ◆ Paid holidays

◆ Overtime is offered but not mandatory ◆ No weekend work

◆ Flexible on time off as long as proper notice is given

We are a small family owned business that's rapidly growing. We offer a great work environment. Shops are heated and clean with newer equipment plus shop exhaust to keep air clean. No heavy lifting. Willing to train.

Call 605-366-0542 or Email crossroadsmetalworks@gmail.com

Crossroads Metalworks LLC, 23810 467th Ave, Colman, SD 57014

Booster “We’ve Got You Covered ~ Since 1955”• Wednesday,

GENERAL RULES:

Entries must be the work of the exhibitor and completed during the last year. Entries must not have been exhibited at a previous Moody County Fair in the Open Class division. Paintings and wall hangings must be ready to hang.

The Moody County Fair reserves the right to combine or divide any lot as deemed necessary. Exhibitors may enter a maximum of 4 entries per lot. There is no charge to the exhibitor for entering exhibits in open class.

Persons under the age of 18 as of July 20, 2023, will be judged in the junior division. Please use the entry tags for junior entries with a “J” in front of the lot number and include age of the exhibitor on the entry card. Juniors should be non-4-H.

Every precaution will be taken for the safekeeping of all articles, but the Moody County Fair, SDSU Extension Service, Moody County Extension staff and volunteers will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury that may occur during the judging process or display.

Exhibits may be entered on Wednesday, July 19 from 9-12:00 p.m. only at the Armory.

However, literature exhibits are to be entered at the Moody County Extension Office by 3 p.m., Friday, July 14 so the judge has adequate time to read and evaluate entries before the county fair.

Exhibits will be released from 9:00-10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 22. Please make arrangements to have your exhibits picked up no later than 10:30 a.m. The Armory must be cleaned that morning. The Moody County Fair, volunteers, and Moody County Extension Service staff are not responsible for exhibits remaining after 11 a.m., July 22.

If your exhibit makes it to State Fair you are responsible for making arrangements to pick up your exhibit at the Women’s Building in Huron on September 4th. Any questions related to Moody County Fair Open Class Exhibits should be directed to the Extension Office at phone: 997-2469; email: moody@sdstate.edu or sent to 500 First Ave West, Flandreau, SD 57028.

AWARDS

A “Best of Show” may be selected in each Division, and the exhibitor will be awarded a rosette. Judges have the right not to select a “Best of Show” in a division based on quality of the entries. A Top Exhibitor in each division (based on a point system) will be selected to receive a rosette. The Best of Show in select categories are eligible to represent the Moody County Fair at the South Dakota State Fair in the County Fairs “Best of Show” Division. Further details are available in division descriptions. Honorable mention ribbons may be given if appropriate.

Division 1:

NEEDLEWORK

One top exhibit from the Needlework Division will be eligible to represent the Moody County Fair at the South Dakota State Fair in the County Fairs “Best of Show” Division. Additionally, one exhibit from Class 1, lot 22 will be selected.

CLASS 1: SEWING

Lot 20--Women’s Clothing

Lot 21--Men’s Clothing

Lot 22--Children’s Clothing (Top exhibit in this lot will be eligible to represent Moody County Fair at SD State Fair)

Lot 23--Clothing Accessory (hats, purses, scarves, aprons, jewelry, etc.)

Lot 24--Pillow

Lot 25--Kitchen Accessory (placemats, napkins, hot pads, casserole carrier, etc.)

Lot 26--Decorative item for the home

Lot 27 -- Other

CLASS 2--CROCHETING

Lot 30--Afghan

Lot 31--Doily, 12 inches and under

Lot 32--Doily, 12 inches and larger

Lot 33--Edging on item

Lot 34--Table cloth

Lot 35--Pillow or bedspread

Lot 36--Any item to be used as apparel or accessory

Lot 37--Other

CLASS 3--KNITTING

Lot 40--Afghan

Lot 41--Mittens, scarf, or other apparel

Lot 42--Any item to be used as apparel or accessory

Lot 43--Other

CLASS 4--EMBROIDERY

(Including Counted Stitch)

Lot 50--Picture or Wall Hanging-- 8” x10” or smaller--ready to hang

Lot 51--Picture or Wall Hanging--8”x10” or larger--ready to hang

Lot 52--Doily

Lot 53--Table linen, placemats, runner, tablecloths, tea towels

Lot 54--Pillow cases or pillows

Lot 55--Machine Embroidery

Lot 56--Other

CLASS 5--NEEDLEPOINT

Lot 60--Wall Hanging--Ready to hang

Lot 61--Pillow

Lot 62--Accessories (Belt, purse, glasses case, other)

Lot 63 - Other

CLASS 7--TATTING

Lot 64--Edging on item

Lot 65--Accessories

Lot 66--Doily

Lot 67--Other

CLASS 8--WEAVING

Lot 90--Any clothing or accessory article

Lot 91--Blanket, lap throw, afghan

Lot 92--Any household article (Tablecloth, placemats, etc.)

Lot 93--Other

CLASS 9--HERITAGE STITCHING

Lot 110--Hardanger Less than 12”

Lot 111--Hardanger More than 12”

Lot 112--Smocking

Lot 113--Other

Division 2:

QUILTING

CLASS 10 - With entry, please include a 3”X 5” card listing:

a) original or kit fabric selection

b) quilting done by self or someone else.

The top exhibit selected from lots 128, 129, 130, and 132 collectively will be eligible to represent the Moody County Fair at the SD State Fair.

Lot 120--Baby quilt--tied

Lot 121--Baby quilt--hand quilted

Lot 122--Baby quilt--machine quilted

Lot 123--Bed quilt/Lap Quilt--hand tied

Lot 124--Bed quilt/Lap Quilt--hand quilted

Lot 125--Bed quilt/Lap Quilt--machine quilted

Lot 126--Machine Embroidered quilt--hand or machine quilted

Lot 127--Hand Embroidered quilt--hand or machine quilted

Lot 128--Wall Quilt--Pieced; hand or machine quilted

Lot 129--Wall Quilt--Appliqued; hand or machine quilted

Lot 130--Quilted Garments--Any Type

Lot 131--Group Special--Any type of quilt, any design. Quilt should be entered in name of group. A card should be attached to quilt when entering listing the name of the group, date of work, and any other pertinent information.

Lot 132—Table runners, placemats, tree skirts, pillows

Lot 133--Other

2023 MOODY COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM LIST

Division 3:

FOODS

Rules: Remove all baked goods from tins, except pies. All items, except decorated cakes and pies, are to be placed on disposable plates. Pies should be baked in 9” disposable pans. No eggs allowed in pies, Quick breads may be baked in small baking pans. No mixes are allowed.

All food items become the property of the Moody County Fair upon exhibit.

CLASS 20--YEAST BREAD AND ROLLS

Lot 201--Loaf

Lot 202--Dinner Rolls (3 in exhibit)

Lot 203--Bread machine breads

Lot 204--Other

CLASS 21--SWEET YEAST DOUGH

Lot 211--Caramel rolls (3)-no nuts

Lot 212--Cinnamon rolls (3)

Lot 213--Coffee cake

Lot 214--Fancy breads (Swedish tea rings, braids, etc.)

Lot 215--Holiday or ethnic bread

Lot 216--Other

CLASS 22--QUICK BREADS

Lot 221--Loaf bread--any type

Lot 222--Muffins (3 in exhibit)

Lot 223--Other

CLASS 23--CAKES UNFROSTED

Lot 241--Angel food or chiffon

Lot 242--Chocolate cake

Lot 243--Carrot cake

Lot 244--Creative mix tricks--starts with a cake mix

Lot 245--Bundt cake

Lot 246--Other

CLASS 24--DECORATED CAKES

Only decoration judged. Decorating should be the original work of the exhibitor. Accessories, plastic figures may be used. Cardboard boxes or Styrofoam used as base may be decorated.

Lot 251--Wedding cake

Lot 252--Novelty cake

Lot 253--Birthday cake

Lot 254--Other

CLASS 25--COOKIES AND BARS

Lot 261--Bars (enter 3)

Lot 262--Cookies – molded, shaped, or dropped (enter 3)

Lot 263--Other

CLASS 26--PIES

Lot 271--Cherry

Lot 272--Apple

Lot 273--Pecan

Lot 274--Any berry

Lot 275--Peach

Lot 276--Other

CLASS 27—CANDY (enter 3)

Lot 281--Fudge

Lot 282--Peanut brittle

Lot 283--Other

Division 4:

FOOD

PRESERVATION

Rules: Canned goods may be opened if deemed necessary by the judge. Leave jar ring on jar. The following information must be included with exhibit. Ingredients, method used (raw or hot pack), time of processing (time on pressure or time in hot water bath), and date processed. The lack of this information will disqualify the entry. Current information on food processing can be obtained from the Moody County Extension Office.

One top exhibit from the jellies or pickles lots will be selected as eligible to represent the Moody County Fair at the South Dakota State Fair in the County Fair “Best of Show” Division. To be eligible to compete in the County Fairs “Best of Show” division at the SD State Fair, jellies must be in one-half pint clear glass jars, pickles must be in one-pint clear glass jars. If the product has been opened during the judging process, the exhibitor will be asked to submit a new exhibit for exhibit at the State Fair.

CLASS 30--CANNING

Lot 301--Canned fruit

Lot 302--Jams and Preserves

Lot 303--Jellies

Lot 304--Meat Lot 305--Juices

Lot 306--Pickles

Lot 307--Relishes, Sauces, and Salsa

Lot 308--Canned vegetables

CLASS 31--DRIED FOODS

Exhibit in glass or plastic containers or resealable plastic bags.

Lot 311--Fruit leathers (6 pieces)

Lot 312--Dried fruit or vegetables (1/4 cup)

Division 5:

ART

Rules: Paintings and wall hangings must be ready to hang. Art could also be on cloth or furniture, etc. From this division, one exhibit will be selected as eligible to represent the Moody County Fair in the County Fairs “Best of Show” division at the SD State Fair.

CLASS 45--PAINTING

& DRAWING

Lot 401--Oil

Lot 402--Acrylic

Lot 403--Pencil/Charcoal, Ink

Lot 404--Watercolor

Lot 405--Calligraphy

Lot 406--Other

CLASS 46--SCULPTURE

Lot 411--Metal, wood, plastics, clay, any media

Lot 412--Pottery (on potter’s wheel)

Lot 413--Other

CLASS 48--WOODCARVING

Lot 421--Realistic, caricature, relief carving, chip carving

Lot 422--Other

Division 6:

CRAFTS

Rules: Wall hangings must be ready to hang. From this division, one exhibit will be selected as eligible to represent the Moody County Fair in the County Fairs “Best of Show” division at the SD State Fair.

CLASS 50--CERAMICS

Lot 451--Glazed

Lot 452--Underglaze

Lot 453--Stained, chalking, antique, acrylics

Lot 454--Other

CLASS 51--GLASS

Lot 461--Stained glass

Lot 462--Painted glass

Lot 463--Etched glass

Lot 464--Glass mosaic

Lot 465--Other

CLASS 52--WOOD

Lot 471--Wood construction and finish (article to be cut from wood, assembled, finished by exhibitor)

Lot 472--Wood finished or refinished

Lot 473--Other

CLASS 53--PAPER CRAFTS

Lot 481--Gift wrap or gift bag

Lot 482--Rubber stamping on paper set of 4 cards

Lot 483--Scrapbooking

Lot 484--Other

CLASS 54--PAINT, PIGMENT ON FABRIC (includes liquid embroidery, tie dye, fabric painting, stenciling, stamping, etc.)

Lot 491--Linens (table, pillowcases, dresser scarves)

Lot 492--Bags

Lot 493--Apparel

Lot 494--Other

CLASS 55--PAINT, PIGMENT ON OTHER THAN FABRIC

Lot 501--Country decor item (welcome sign, mantel piece, doorstop, etc.)

Lot 502--Miniatures

Lot 503--Wall or door hanging

Lot 504--Seasonal decoration

Lot 505--Other

CLASS 56--BEADWORK

Lot 511--Jewelry

Lot 512--Footwear

Lot 513--Purses, pouches, bags

Lot 514--Decoration

Lot 515--Other

CLASS 57--CREATIVE CRAFTS

Lot 521--Artificial flower arrangement

Lot 522--Room accessory

Lot 523--Nature medium (dried materials, feathers, etc.)

Lot 524--Boxes and baskets

Lot 525--Wreaths

Lot 526--Other

Class 58 – Metal Crafts

Lot 531 – Metal construction and finish

Lot 532 – Metal refinished

Lot 533 - Other

Class 59 – Garden Crafts

Lot 541 – Bird Feeder: Dimensions should be correct for actual use and should be sturdy for the outdoors. Indicate species of bird on entry tag.

Lot 542 – Lawn Ornament: Dimensions no larger than 2 ft wide x 3 foot tall x 1 foot diameter. May be a single item or a grouping.

Lot 543 – Other

CLASS 60 - RECYCLED

Lot 544 -- Recycled fabric piece

Lot 545 -- Recycled furniture

Lot 546 -- Other

Division 7: PHOTOGRAPHY

Rules: Photographs must be at least 8” X 10” with a maximum size allowable to be 11” X 17”. All photographs must be mounted, not matted, on a 16” X 20” WHITE mat board (not poster board) which is available at office supply stores, arts and crafts supply stores, etc. No framed or matted photographs will be accepted. White borders on photographs should be removed or covered. Cutting on edges should be straight. Photograph finish is the choice of the exhibitor. Either matte or glossy finish will be accepted. All photographs should be suitable for family viewing. Dates in the corner of photograph can be a distraction. No preparation for hanging is necessary. Identify camera type used: Smartphone, point and shoot or SLR. One exhibit will be eligible to be in the State Fair “Best of Show” Division.

CLASS 61--BLACK AND WHITE

Lot 601--Landscape

Lot 602--People

Lot 603--Animals / birds

Lot 604--Floral / trees

Lot 605--South Dakota--your interpretation of what this great state means to you

Lot 606--Contemporary/Creative: Special effects/Still Life, hand colored by exhibitor, digital manipulation (explain the change on exhibit card)

Lot 607--Action

Lot 608--Panoramic

Lot 609--Other

CLASS 62--COLOR

Lot 611--Landscape

Lot 612--People

Lot 613--Animals / birds

Lot 614--Floral / trees

Lot 615--South Dakota--your interpretation of what this great state means to you

Lot 616--Contemporary/Creative: Special effects/Still Life, hand colored by exhibitor, digital manipulation (explain the change on exhibit card)

Lot 617--Action

Lot 618--Panoramic

Lot 619--Other

Division 8:

HORTICULTURE

Rules: Exhibitor must write the name of variety of fruits and vegetables on the entry tag. If the variety is unknown, write “unknown variety” on entry tag. Exhibit must contain exact number required as stated for class. Judges reserve the right to cut specimens for examination. Exhibitors are encouraged to follow the guidelines for exhibit preparation as outlined in the South Dakota 4-H publication “Preparing Horticulture Exhibits” available at the Moody County Extension Office.

CLASS 70--VEGETABLES

Lot 701--Beans--Snap (green, wax, etc.): 4 specimens; stems trimmed to 1 / 4” to 1 / 2”)

Lot 702--Beets: 3 specimens, tops trimmed to 1 inch

Lot 703--Broccoli: 1 head

Lot 704--Cabbage: all varieties, 1 head

Lot 705--Carrots: 3 roots, tops trimmed to 1 inch

Lot 706--Cauliflower: 1 head

Lot 707--Celery: 1 specimen

Lot 708--Corn - Sweet: milk stage for table use; 3 ears--(wrap plate of 3 ears, stripped and trimmed, loosely with plastic wrap or place in a plastic bag. Do not wrap ears individually)

Lot 709--Cucumbers--slicing types: 3 specimens, stems trimmed to 1/ 4” to 1/ 2”

Lot 710--Cucumbers--pickling types: 3 specimens, stems trimmed to 1/4” to 1/ 2”

Lot 711--Eggplant: 1 specimen

Lot 712--Onions--dried for home storage, any color: 3 specimens

Lot 713--Onions--green bunching type for fresh table use: 5 specimens

Lot 714--Peas: 5 pods

Lot 715--Peppers--Hot varieties: 3 specimens

Lot 716--Peppers-Sweet varieties: 3 specimens

Lot 717--Potatoes--all varieties: 3 tubers

Lot 718--Pumpkin: one fruit

Lot 719--Radishes: 3 roots

Lot 720--Rhubarb: 5 stalks with leaves

Lot 721--Squash--all summer varieties: 3 fruits

Lot 722--Squash--all winter varieties: 1 fruit

Lot 723--Tomatoes--cherry or pear types: 5 specimens, stems trimmed to 1 / 4” to 1 / 2”

Lot 724--Tomatoes--all other varieties: 3 specimens, stems trimmed to 1/ 4” to 1/ 2”

Lot 725--Turnips: 3 specimens, tops trimmed to 1 inch.

Lot 726--Watermelon: 1 specimen, stem trimmed to 1-2 inches

Lot 727--Unusual shaped vegetable: 1 specimen

Lot 728--Vegetable not listed above: 3 specimens

Lot 729--Garden collection: 6 vegetables of different varieties attractively displayed.

Division 9:

FLORICULTURE

Rules: Flowers must be grown by exhibitor. There should be three (3) stems selected for each lot, unless otherwise indicated. The exhibitor is asked to provide variety name for educational purposes. Cut flowers should be brought to the fair in a suitable disposable container. Only natural foliage, which grows on the stem, is to be shown. Some flower stems are naturally devoid of foliage and must be shown that way. Cut flowers become the property of the Moody County Fair.

CLASS 71--CUT FLOWERS

Lot 750--Bachelor Buttons

Lot 751--Balsam--1 stalk

Lot 752--Bells of Ireland--1 stalk

Lot 753--Calla Lily--1 stem

Lot 754--Canterbury Bell

Lot 755--Carnations

Lot 756--Celosia--1 stem

Lot 757--Chrysanthemum--

1 bloom

Lot 758--Cleome--1 stalk

Lot 759--Cockscomb--1 stalk

Lot 760--Coralbells

Lot 761--Coreopsis

Lot 762--Cosmos

Lot 763--Dahlias--1 stem

Lot 764--Daisy

Lot 765--Delphinium

Lot 766--Dianthus

Lot 767--Gaillardia

Lot 768--Gladiolus--1 stalk

Lot 769--Larkspur

Lot 770--Lilies (including day lilies)--1 stem

Lot 771--Marigolds

Lot 772--Pansies

Lot 773--Petunias

Lot 774--Phlox

Lot 775--Roses--1 bloom

Lot 776--Rudbeckia

Lot 777--Salvia

Lot 778--Snapdragons

Lot 779--Sunflower--1 stem

Lot 780--Verbena

Lot 781--Vinca

Lot 782--Violas

Lot 783--Zinnias

Lot 784--Everlastings--suitable for drying: such as Statice, strawflowers, Chinese lanterns, 1 or 3 depending upon size

Lot 785--Cut Wildflower

Lot 786--Hosta

Lot 787--Other flower not listed above

CLASS 72--ARTISTIC

ARRANGEMENTS

Lot 801--For a coffee table

Lot 802--For a hospital room

Lot 803--For an altar in a small church

Lot 804--For a dinner table (viewed from all sides)

Lot 805--For summertime (basket arrangement in shades of gold & yellow

Lot 806--Shades of one color

Lot 807--Includes farm crop plants (wheat, corn leaves, etc.)

Lot 808--In antique container

Lot 809--In copper or brass

Lot 810--In the most unusual container

Lot 811--Dried or preserved floral

Lot 812--Silk floral

Lot 813--South Dakota greens and flowers (all green live plants, grass, leaves, seed products of South Dakota, needs no flowers)

Lot 814--Houseplants

Lot 815--Container/Fairy Gardens

Lot 816--Other

Division 10:

LITERATURE

Rules: Entries must be made in the name of the writer. All manuscripts must be typed on 8” x 11” paper, double spaced on one side of the paper only. DO NOT put name on manuscripts. DO NOT fold manuscripts.

Definitions: Amateur--one who engages in this activity for enjoyment rather than payment; Professional--one who receives payment for his/her work.

Deadline for entry is 3 p.m., Friday, July 14. Bring literature entries to the Moody County Extension office at 500 W 1st Ave., Flandreau.

CLASS 80--LITERATURE WRITTEN BY A PROFESSIONAL

Lot 901--Adult Short Story, 600 words or more

Lot 902--Humorous story

Lot 903--Story for pre-school children--intended to be read to them

Lot 904--Story for elementary children; Kindergarten to 5th grade

Lot 905--Mystery story, for any age

Lot 906--Essay--informal or formal

Lot 907--Human Interest Story--over 300 words

Lot 908--Travelogue

Lot 909--Anecdote, under 300 words

Lot 910--Character sketch, not to exceed 300 words

Lot 911--Character study, over 300 words

Lot 912--Rhymed Poem

Lot 913--Unrhymed Poem

Lot 914--Sonnet

Lot 915--Haiku, Tanka, or Cinquain (not more than one stanza)

Lot 916--Reflection or memories poem

Lot 917--Other literature

CLASS 81--LITERATURE WRITTEN BY AMATEUR

Lot 921--Adult Short Story, 600 words or more

Lot 922--Humorous story

Lot 923--Story for pre-school children--intended to be read to them

Lot 924--Story for elementary children; Kindergarten to 5th grade

Lot 925--Mystery story, for any age

Lot 926--Essay-- informal or formal

Lot 927--Human Interest Story--over 300 words

Lot 928--Travelogue

Lot 929--Anecdote, under 300 words

Lot 930--Character sketch, not to exceed 300 words

Lot 931--Character study, over 300 words

Lot 932--Rhymed Poem

Lot 933--Unrhymed Poem

Lot 934--Sonnet

Lot 935--Haiku, Tanka, or Cinquain (not more than one stanza)

Lot 936--Reflection or memories poem

Lot 937--Other literature

Division 11:

ANTIQUES (County Only Exhibiting)

This would include an item older than 50 years old. Antiques will be judged on the following criteria and will be used in the judging of the exhibit: Age, presentation, collectability and originality. A description helps identify and is interesting to the public. Please include a short history of the object, including dates on an 8.5 x5.5 paper (do not use any reference to your name or personal names of other people).

FOR SALE

1996 & 1997 FORD ASPIRES (MANUAL TRANSMISSION - 38 MPG, ; FORD 8N TRACTOR WITH LOADER, CHAINS AND REAR WEIGHT; THREE PORTABLE ELECTRIC GENERATORS - (LIKE NEW) GASOLINE POWERED; TWO ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYERS; ASSORTED SIZES USED TIRES FOR WAGONS (15,16,17,18, OTHER); BRAND NEW SET OF CHROME REVERSE RIMS FOR DODGE PICKUP; SET OF NICE RIMS WITH TIRES MOUNTED FOR CHEVROLET PICKUP (GOOD CONDITION); TWO RUNNING GEARS TO REBUILD FLATBEDS ON; 16’ HOG PANELS AND WOOD FEEDER PANELS FOR FEEDERS, 2 - 1X6 AND 1- 1X 12; STEEL POSTS AND WOODEN FENCE POSTS; 13’POSTS FROM POLE BARN. CALL 605-997-3441

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Sunday, July 9th 12:00 - noon

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Potluck: Drinks, Paper Products and Meat provided by committee.

Dave’s Appliance Repair LLC

Call for all of your appliance repair needs!

Dave Feske 605-997-3574

300 South Industrial Rd. Flandreau, SD 57028

LARGE EQUIPMENT & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION

Terex 7UOT Earthmover, Terex 6UOT Earthmover, Cat 48A D17 Dozer, Champion D560 Road Grader, Cat 14C Grader, Cat 12 Grader & Many Cat 12 Parts, 1 – 318 Cat Eng., JD 70 Dsl. & Allis WD Tractors, 2 Massey Harris Pulling Tractors, 2 Older Cabover Semis, 1 – Ford F-250 4x4 PU, 5 – Ford Ranger Pickups, 4 – 1970's-1990's Ford F150 PU Trucks, 1969 Jeep, Case 580 Forklift, Yale Trojan Payloader, 50+ Guns, Ammo, Shop Items & Tools, Antiques & Collectibles & More!!

We will offer the following personal property at auction at the farm located at 42624 229th St., Howard, SD; from Howard, SD – 7 miles west on Hwy. #34 to 427th Ave. (Jct. of Hwy. #25 South – Epiphany Corner), 4 miles north on 427th Ave. & 3/4 mile west on 229th St.; from Carthage, SD – 7 miles south on 425th Ave. & 1 1/4 miles east on 229th St. or from Fedora, SD – 4 miles east on Hwy. #34 to the Carthage Corner, 4 miles north on 425th Ave. & 1 1/4 miles east on 229th St. Lunch by: J&J Concessions

SATURDAY JULY 8, 2023 • Sale Time: 10:30 AM

AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This will be a large live only auction with 2 rings used a large portion of the day. The auction will start with shop items & tools, followed by antiques & collectibles, scrap iron, & other items. Guns will be sold at approximately 1:30 followed by vehicles, trailers & major equipment. Loading available on sale day so please come prepared.

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: Terex 7U0T Earthmover/Scraper w/ Mdl. 61SH 10' Box, TS14, 4 Spd., 29.5-25 Tires, Runs; Terex 6U0T Earthmover/Scraper, TS14, 4 Spd., 29.5-25 Tires, Mdl. 38SH Box, Runs; Cat 48A D17 Dozer w/ Pony Start, 10'9" Blade, 21 ½" Tracts, Runs; Champion D560 Road Grader w/ 471 Det. Eng., V Plow, 15' Grader Blade, 12 ½' Wing; Cat 14C Grader w/ 318 Cat Eng., 16' Blade, 14.00-24 Tires; Cat 12 Grader w/ 318 Cat Eng., 14.00-24 Tires, 14' Blade; Spare 14.00-24 Grader Tires; Separate 318 Cat Eng.; Cat 12 Parts – Axles & other parts; Trans. For Terex Scraper; Galion T 500 Cab; 2 – New 29.5-25 Firestone Super Rock Grip Tires; 2 Used 29.5-25 Tires; Yale Trojan Payloader w/ 17.5-25 Tires, 8 ½'x3 ½' Bucket, Cat Tail Steer; Case 580 Forklift w/ 16.9-24 Tires, 9' Mast, 4' Forks, 4 Spd. Trans., NR; Grimmer Schmidt Air Comp. #125 w/ 302 Eng. Divided, 4 Cyl. Ea. On 2 Wheel Trailer.

TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: JD 70 Dsl. Tractor w/ Loader & Bucket, WF, Power Steering, Hd. Clutch, PTO, Hyd, runs; WD Allis Tractor w/ Dual Loader, Good 14.9-26 Tires, Wheel Wts., 9' Bucket, NF, Runs; C Allis Tracot w/ Artsway Mower – Eng. Stuck; Massey Harris #44 Tractor w/ 20.8-34 Tires, NF, No Eng., Body VG, Former Pulling Tractor; Massey Harris Tractor w/ 464 Eng., Runs, NF, 18.4-38 Tires, Runs; MH Pulling tractor frame; Versatile Self Prop. Windrower w/ Header; JD 112 Garden Tractor & JD 3' Tiller; 5' 3 Pt. Rotary Mower; 2 Pt. PTO Post Hole Digger.

GUNS: 50+ Guns – Thompson Center Arms 223 Rem w/ Simmons Scope; 2 – Mdl. 1898 U.S. Springfield Armory BA Rifles, SN: 224232 & 336055; 257 Roberts w/ Mauser BA, SN: 184792; Remington Mdl. 10 Pump Shotgun, 2 ¾", 12 Ga.; European 45 Cal. Safari Rifle w/ Checkered Wdn. Stock, BA, Dbl. Trigger; 2 - Browning Mdl. 755A Semi Auto 2 ¾ SG w/ Etching, SN: 21561 & SN: 530348; Swiss Rifle 7MM Cal. (7.55x55), BA, Folding Leaf Sight; 8MM BA Rifle w/ Scope, SN: T26091; Winchester Mdl. 70-270 Win BA Rifle w/ Weaver 8x Scope, Checker Stock, SN: G1177731; AD Heller Inc. 270 Win Rifle w/ Tasco Scope, Checker Stock, BA, SN: P-55881; 8MM Cal. Military Rifle w/ Weaver K-4 Scope, BA, SN: A7116; C.G. Haenel 8MM Black Powder Rifle w/ BA, Wdn. Stock, SN: 4988H; 56 Cal. Black Power Rifle w/ Hammer Lock Trigger; WWII 20 Ga. Smooth Barrel Rifle/SG w/ Bolt Action; Mosin Nagant 7.62x59 Cal BA Rifle; Mosin Nagant BA Rifle, 7.62x59 w/ Bayonet, SN: BEO338; Japanese Pre-War 6.5MM Rifle w/ Wdn. Stock; 30-06 BA Rifle w/ Synthetc Stock, Scope, SN: A52492; 30-06 BA Rifle w/ Swift Scope, Bull Barrel, Synth. Stock, SN: E3703; 30-06 BA Rifle w/ Leapers Scope, Synth. Stock, SN: 4975S4; 8 MM BA Rifle w/ Barska Scope, Synth. Stock, SN: ER24255; Winchester Mdl. 97 12 Ga. Pump SG, SN: 798600; Winchester Mdl. 12 16 Ga. Pump SG, 2 ¾ SN: 1883632; Winchester Mdl. 1200 12 Ga. Pump SG, 2 ¾, SN: L774307; Stevens Mdl. 66 22 SL or LR BA Rifle, Tube Feed; Match Master 513-T 22 Cal. Rifle w/ Remington Barrel, Tube Feed, Semi Auto; O.E. Mossburg 151 M-B 22LR; Winchester Mdl. 74 22LR w/ Scope, Tube Feed, Semi Auto, SN: 355107A; Springfield Mdl. 188H 22 S-L or LR w/ Scope; Remington Range Master 22LR w/ Scope; Wards Westernfield Mdl. 36 12 Ga. Pump, 2 ¾", SN: U28754; H&R Mdl. 400 12 Ga. Pump SG w/ 19 ½" Barrel; 2- Universal SPTG 6DS 12 Ga. Dbl. Barrel Shotguns w/ 28" & 20" Barrels, Dbl. Hammers; Hopkins & Allen Dbl. Barrel SG, 12 Ga.; Marlin Mdl. 19-N 12 Ga. Pump SG, 2 ¾, Pat. 1889-1904, SN: 2527; MK II Sten Gun Display; Daisy Mdl. 499B Off. Shooting Education BB Gun; Sign Pistol 26.5 MM Flare Gun; Crosman Medalist II Mdl. 1300 .22 Cal Gun;

HANDGUNS: Ruger Mark II Target 22 Cal. Pistol w/ 10" Barrel, SN: 213-47800; Ruger 22 Cal LR Pistol w/ 6" Barrel, SN: 16-03042; Ruger 22 Cal LR Pistol w/ 4 ¾" Barrel – SN: 17-20992; Colt Auto 22 Cal. Handgun, SN: 33571; Carl Walther P38 9MM Handgun, SN: 082956;1895 Russia 7.62x38R 7 Shot Revolver – Never Fired, SN: 21523; B-West 380-ACP w/ Silencer Barrel; vZ0R 70 Cal Semi Auto Pistol, SN: J75883; Mars Cal. 7.65 (8MM) Semi Auto Pistol, SN: 8605; Jana Bison, Germany 22 Mag Revolver, SN: 68889; 3 – Iver Johnson 32 Cal. Revolvers, SN: 86267, 9219, 267282; Iver Johnson 38 Cal. Revolver, SN: 5235; Phoenix Arms 22LR Semi Auto Handgun, Mdl. HP22, SN: 4030627; AMMO: 308, 30-06, 25-06, 222, 9MM, 8MM, 7.62x39, Shotgun Rounds, & Lg. Asstmt. Of other Ammo.

TRUCKS: Ford F-750 Dump Truck. Twin Screw w/ 14' Box, Hoist, 361 Eng; 1984 Intl. CO-9670 Cabover Semi w/ 400 Cummins Eng., 10 Spd. Trans., 11R24.5 Tires – NR; 1979 White Road Comm. 2 Cabover Semi w/ 350 Cummins, Wet kit, 10 Spd., 11R22.5 Tires – NR; 285/75R24.5 Tires.

OTHER VEHICLES: 1990 Ford F-250 Sgl. Cab w/ 302 Eng. Man. Trans., 4x4; 2005 Mercury Cable 4 Door – Runs; 2003 VW Passat 4 Door – Runs; 1983 Ford F-250 Ext. Cab – Runs; 1969 Jeep w/ Sliding Doors, 2WD; 1969 T Bird Body, No. Eng., Suicide Doors; 1997, 1988, 1987, 1983 Ford Rangers – NR; 1979 Ford F-150 Custom Sgl. Cab PU; 1991 Ford F-150 Long Box PU – NR; 1987 Ford Ranger – NR; 1983 Le Car 4 Door – NR; 1993 Chrysler Conquest – NR; 1986 Mazda Sgl. Cab PU – NR; 1996 Ford Explorer – NR; 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee – Wrecked; 1977 Ford F-150 Custom Sgl. Cab PU – One Owner, Restorable – NR.

MOTORCYCLES: Yamaha 650 Motorcycle – NR; Honda 175 Motorcycle – NR.

TRAILERS: 1968 Mdl. M105A2 Military Trailer, 74"x9'; HM 6'x26' GN Trailer, Tilt Steel Bed, Trailer House Axles.

FUEL TANKS: 1000 Gal. & 500 Gal. Fuel Tanks w/ Elec. Pumps.

SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: George Winfield HD Comm. Metal Working Lathe w/ 6" Bed, up to 17" Swing – sgl. Phase;WelderGenerator w/ Lincoln Arc Welder & Hercules Eng.; Lincoln Weld-An-Power 130 Welder-Generator; Pressure Washer w/ 11.0 HP Eng.; Central Sand Blasting Cab.; Craftsman 10" Rad. Arm Saw; Hobart Beta – Mig II Welder; Eliminator Waste Oil Furnace; Huge Assort. Of Hand Tools; Cherry Picker on Rollers; Wrenches; Sockets, Extensions; 1" Air Impacts; Chains; Thermal Arc PAK SXR Plasma Cutter; HD Tow Rope; 36" & 24" Alum. Pipe Wrenches; 72 Hole Parts Cab.; Lrg. Crescent Wrenches; Bottle Jacks; 1" Sockets & Ratchets; ¾" Socket Set; 3T Cherry Picker; Yard & Garden Tools.

ANTIQUES: Ant. Steel Wheels; 3' Buzz Saw Blade; MW Cast Iron Stove; Ant. Cans; Ant. Saws; Ant. Horse Shoes; Saints Radio & TV Therm. – Howard SD.

LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT & MISC.: 2 Automatic Head Gates; 2- Sioux 12' Gates; REA POLES: 25+ Cedar REA Poles – 20'-35'; Aircraft Eng.; Programmable 2 Way Radios.

FSST Housing

Open June 27, 2023 – Closes July 7, 2023

Part Time Administrative Assistant - $18 per hour

Part time position for 25 hours a week; this position is funded for 18 months long to assist the Director to complete project objectives under the Homeowners Assistance Fund.

Education

Open Until Filled

Fulltime Education Coordinator

This position will be responsible for compliance with the BIA/AVT Higher Education and Johnson O’Malley program; assist in development, planning, evaluation and coordination of activities related to tribal education and program development; recruits FSST youth and enrolled members to Higher Education programs, adult education programs and other related assistance.

Law Enforcement

Open Until Filled FT Police Officer

High school diploma or Equivalent Required. Applicants who are currently certified via State of SD or Bureau of Indian Affairs will be considered first.

Grants

Open Until Filled

FT Grant Writer

The grant writer will research, identify, prepare submit and manage grant proposals in accordance with the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe’s project goals. A Bachelor’s degree in public administration, community planning or communications or a combination of both education, training and proven experience in grant writing/managing totaling a minimum of five years.

The Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe offers excellent Health, Dental, Vision, Life & AD&D, Short Term Disability and Retirement Benefits for all full-time employees. Stop in to pick up an application today or apply online at: FSST-nsn.gov

Questions? Please email Human Resources at : HR@fsst.org

All job offers are contingent upon the passing of a pre-employment drug screen and background check. Preference in filing vacancies is given to qualified Indian candidates in accordance with Indian Preference Act of 1934 (Title 25, USC, Section 472). Verification must be submitted with the application if claiming Indian Preference. Consideration will be given to non-Indian applicants in the absence of qualified Indian Preference eligible applicant.

ESTATE AUCTION

60+ Guns, Enormous Selection of Ammo, Quality Framed Prints, Mounts, Beer Memorabilia, Antiques & Collectibles & More!

We will offer the following personal property located at 804 6th Ave., SE in Pipestone, MN or from Caseys/McDonald’s Corner in Pipestone - 1 block south, 2 blocks west then. Lunch on Grounds

SATURDAY, JULY 1, 2023 Sale Time: 11:00 am

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is an Absolutely Premier Line of Rifles, Shotguns, Handguns, 2 - Winchester 10 Ga. Cannons, a Duke #16 Bear Trap, an Unbelievable Amount of Ammunition, Hunting & Sporting items, wildlife prints and more! There will be FFL Firearms processing available for out of state sales, handguns and other required transactions as deemed necessary by Ryan Livermont as the FFL vendor for this auction, with any transactions subject to a fee of $25.00 per gun to be paid by the purchaser. Minnesota Residents must bring their “Conceal to Carry Permit” or “Permit to Purchase” for handguns, AR’s and Semi Automatics. Auction Preview will begin at 9 am on Auction Day – Saturday, July 1st.

GUNS: Winchester Mdl. O7SL Rifle – Semi Auto 351 CAL – S/N 46798 (Mfg. Date 1940); Winchester 1901 – 10G Sing Cannon W.R.A Company Cast Frame; Unmarked 10G Single Cannon W.R.A. Company Cast Frame; Colt Sporter Match HBAR Rifle – Semi Auto w/Vortex Scope 4x12 223 CAL; Winchester Mdl. 1892 Rifle Lever Action w/Saddle Ring 32 WCF – S/N 690136 (Mfg. Date 1912); US Springfield Armory MI Grand Rifle – Semi Auto M1 30 CAL – S/N 5841267; Benelli Mdl. Super black Eagle Shotgun – Semi Auto 12G. 3 ½” Ducks Unlimited Edition w/Vent Rib Black Synthetic Stock – S/N DU06047; Remington Mdl. 700 Rifle –Bolt Action w/Vortex 6x24 Scope Composite Stock 300; Win Mag – S/N RR93432F Winchester Mdl. 1894 – Lever Action Rifle 30 WCF – S/N 571041 (Mfg. Date 1911); Winchester Mdl. 1894 – Lever Action Rifle 30 WCF – S/N 565622 (Mfg. Date 1911); US Mdl. 1917 Eddystone Rifle – Bolt Action 30-06 – S/N 925038; US Mdl. 1917 Eddystone Rifle – Bolt Action 30-06 – S/N 1291082; US Mdl. 1917 Eddystone Rifle – Bolt Action 30-06 – S/N 258516; Remington Mdl. 700 Rifle – Bolt Action w/Nikon 5.5x16.5 Scope composite Stock 300; Rem Ultra Mag – S/N RR52084F; Benelli Mdl. M1 Super 90 Shotgun – Semi Auto 12 ga. w/Vent Rib & Ext. Tube Black Synthetic Stock – S/N M129849; Winchester Mdl. 1890 Rifle – Pump Action 22 Short – S/N 363973 (Mfg. Date 1908); Ruger Mini-14 Rifle – Semi Auto 223 CAL – S/N 34809; US Springfield Armory Rifle – Semi Auto M1 w/Nikon Scope MI-30 CAL – S/N 246953; Rossi Mdl. 92 SRC Rifle – Lever Action 38 Special – S/N K009006; Remington Mdl. Woodmaster Mdl. 81 Rifle – Semi Auto 35 REM – S/N 54292; Norinco Mdl. MAK-90 Sporter Rifle – Semi auto 7.62x39mm CAL – S/N 4555; Smith & Wesson Mdl. 686-3 Revolver 357 Mag Handgun – 6 Shot, SS Pacmayer Grips – S/N BFB7182; Winchester Mdl. 94 Rifle – Lever Action 30-30 CAL – S/N 2729738 (Mfg. Date 1964); Natl Ord MFG. US Carbine Rifle – Semi Auto 30 CAL – S/N 36881; Remington Mdl.l 11 Shotgun – Semi Auto 12 ga.

06 Rifle – Pump Action 22 LR –S/N 213498 (Mfg. Date 1910); Winchester Mdl. 1906 Rifle – Pump Action 22 LR – S/N 227026 (Mfg. Date 1911); Winchester Mdl. 1906 Rifle – Pump Action 22 Short – S/N 302807 (Mfg. Date 1912); Henry Mdl. H001 Rifle – Lever Action 22 LR – S/N 501577H; Remington Mdl. 11 Shotgun – Semi Auto 12 ga. 2 ¾” – S/N 776722; Winchester Mdl. SXP Super X Shotgun – Pump Action 12 ga. 3 ½” w/Vent Rib, S/N 12AZV22843; Remington Mdl. 870 Express Magnum Shotgun – Pump Action 12 ga. 3” w/Vent Rib – S/N A419981M; Remington Mdl. 870 Express Magnum Shotgun – Pump Action 12 ga. 3” – S/N A306363M; Stevens Pump Action Rifle – 22 LR S/N 8-246; Stevens Single Shot Rifle (Oct Barrel) – Mdl “Favorite” 1915 22 LR – S/N T-167; Remington Mdl. 34 NRA Target Rifle – Bolt Action Single Shot 22 LR – S/N 52547; Noeinko SKS Rifle – Semi Auto 7.62 CAL – S/N 1816393(Frame) – 16393(Action & Stock); Browning Auto Shotgun – Semi Auto 12 ga. – S/N 68357; Kel-Tec Mdl. P3AT Handgun – Semi Auto 380 Auto CAL – S/N J6015; Super Comanche Handgun – Sgl. Shot Pistol Nickel Finish 45 Long Colt/410 – S/N N152904; Beretta Mdl. U22 NEOS Handgun – Semi Auto 22 LR – S/N R72416 (New in Box); Remington Mdl. 241 Rifle – Semi Auto “The Speedmaster” 22 LR – S/N 107124; Ruger 10/22 Rifle – Semi Auto w/Pro Hunter Scope & Collapse Stock 22 LR – S/N 239-62945; Stevens Mdl. 820 Shotgun – Pump Action Nylon Stock 12 ga. 2 ¾” – S/N None; KSI Pomona, CA MFG Handgun – Semi Auto Mdl. 213 9mm – S/N 39000343; Deringer Excam Mdl. TA Handgun – Double Barrel Derringer 38 Special CAL – S/N L61957; Rohm Gmbh Handgun – Revolver Mdl. 38S 38 Special – S/N FF376683; Marlin Mdl. 80 Rifle – 22 LR Bolt Action; Marlin Mdl. 60 Rifle – Semi Auto 22 LR – S/N 17339313; Meriden Single Shot Rifle – Mdl. 10 22 LR ; Steven Single Shot Rifle – 22 LR – S/N T-879; Springfield Mdl. 15 Rifle – Bolt Action Sgl Shot 22 LR; Glenfield Mdl. 60 Rifle – Semi Auto w/4x15 Scope 22 LR – S/N 23344849; Japanese Military Rifle – Bolt Action CAL unknown – S/N 90127; Harrington & Richardson Arms Shotgun – Sgl. Shot 12G “Bay State” – S/N 830078; Springfield Mdl. 76H Shotgun – Pump Action 12 ga. 3”; Japanese Bolt Action Military Rifle – CAL 7.7mm – S/N 18372; Daisy Powerline Mdl. 860/856 Shotgun – Pump Action BB/.177 CAL Pellet Gun; DU Greenwing Whistler Duckling; Pelican Mdl. 1759 Hard Sided Case; Cannon Super Wide Body Gun Safe TS50-75 Mdl.; Duke Trap #16 Lg. Bear Trap;

LARGE SELECTION OF AMMO. A partial list includes: (8) Boxes Federal 12G Copper Plated #4 Lead Shot; Federal 2 ¾”- 4 Shot (DU 1983 Ltd. Edn).; 4 Boxes USA

7.62 - 147 Gr.; 4 Boxes Estate 410 2½” - 9 Shot; 6 Boxes Winchester Ranger 9mm Lager - 147 GR. (Law Enforcement Ammo); 17 Boxes 12G Slugs; Federal 2¾” (DU 1983 Ltd. Edn. Shells); 12G Heavy Target Loads; Sev. Boxes 12G Steel Shot; Misc. 30-30, 38 Spec., 30-06, 444 Marlin, 30-40 Super X, 35 Remington, 22 Cal, 22 Mag, 17HMR Cal & More; Over 1000 Rounds – CCI 22 LR; Hornady 17HMR Mach2 Shells; Brick Federal 22LR; 28 Boxes Wolf Military Classic 7.62x39mm; 3 Boxes

5.56 mm; 700 Rounds Eli Club 22LR; 200 Rounds Remington 22 Viper; Winchester 9mm Hollow Points; 4 Boxes Federal 550 Rounds 22LR; 200 Rounds Remington 22 Viper; Approx. 50 Winchester 243; 3 Boxes 270 Winchester 130 Gr.; 2 Boxes 20G Slugs; Sev. Boxes 12G 7 ½ Shot; Misc. 7mm Ammo; 300+ 50 Cal. BMG Ammo; 12G Reloaded Shells – Different Shot; 7 Boxes Remington 351 Win SLR 180 Grain Soft Point; 20G Game Loads; 20G 6 Shot; 20G Slugs; Misc. 410 Shells; Japanese Ammo; PMC Subsonic Varmint Ammo; Military Helmet w/Shell Bandana; Boxes Steel Loads BB – All Calibers; Winchester 3 ½ Steel BB’s 10G; Sev. Bags Full Boxes Shotgun Shells; Drum Clip w/223 Ammo; Bazooka Launcher; Shell Belts; Gun Cleaning Supplies; Metal Ammo Boxes; Blackjack; Sev. Duck Decoys; Hunting & Fishing Knives; USMC Knife; Browning & DU Knives; Winchester Super-X Shell Box; Remington Wood Shell Box;

MOUNTS, BEER MEMORABILIA, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Various White-Tail Deer Antler Mounts; Walley Fish Mount; European Mount Elk Horn; Various Resin DU Dog Figures; U Budweiser Neon Beer Light; Miller High Life Neon Beer Light; Hamm’s Beer Light; Hamm’s “Tapper” Keg 2 ¼ Gal. in Orig. Box; Hamm’s Beer Tap Tapper; Num. Hamm’s Beer Openers; 2 – 30 Gal. Redwing Crocks- 1 w/Stone Lid & Handle; Red Ryder Jr. Treasure Chest w/3500 BB’s in 23 Packs; Moosehead Wdn. Beer Box; Wdn. Federal Ammo Box; Wdn. Anheuser Busch Box 1876-1976; Dick Rhode DU Duck Decoy

FRAMED PRINTS & MISC.: Les Kouba Pheasant Sketch 126/250 (Very Rare); D “Reflections” by Lee Teeter Print; Mpls. Police Badge #74; Village Marshall Badge; 2 Captains Badges; 2 Pheiffer’s Pipe Player Figurines; DU Decanters; Terry Redlin Framed Prints - Breaking Away 743/960, Hazy Afternoon - 2474/2560, Indian Summer 1507/4800; Total Comfort- 5482/6000; Pure Contentment - 5197/9500; Terry Redlin Framed Prints - Breaking Away 743/960, Hazy Afternoon - 2474/2560, Indian Summer 1507/4800; Total Comfort- 5482/6000; Pure Contentment - 5197/9500; Lg Selection various DU Prints – Buttons – Badges – Pins – Figures; Glass End Table w/Mounted Pheasant; Glass End Table w/Mounted White-Tail Fawn; Copper Shade Duck Lamp; Antler Horn Lamp; Pheasants Forever Welcome Sign; Tall Corner TV Std w/Cupboard Doors on Bottom; Sofa Table & Matching End Tables & More!

DEREK WELLNITZ ESTATE Melany Wellnitz, Owner

LPN/Float

Summary: FT position (40 hrs.) Monday – Friday. Assisting physician and/or mid-level in clinic environment. Rooming patients, obtaining medical histories, assessments and other nursing skills directed to direct patient care. Assists with procedures and supports specialty providers and other nursing clinical services.

Education/Training: Graduate of an accredited LPN program. Possession of a valid and current CPR certification. Excellent oral and written communication skills required. Basic computer skills.

Must submit to pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and P.L. 101-630 background investigation. Must have a valid drivers’ license.

Applications are available at the Tribal Health Center or Tribal office. You can access an online application at fsst-nsn.org. Submit applications/resume to Roxee Johnson, HR Manager, 403 W. Broad Ave., Flandreau, SD 57028. For questions call (605) 573-4126.

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Clinic Behavioral Health Case Manager

Summary: The Behavioral Health Case Manager is a liaison for clients with mental health and/or chemical dependency conditions in an effort to coordinate services and resources needed to meet their recovery goals in a culturally competent manner. The case manager will work to provide strength based psychiatric, social, nutritional, educational, vocational, employment, housing, transportation, recreational, legal, and advocacy needs of clientele. The Behavioral Health case manager will also support the administrative tasks of the Behavioral Health Department with duties not limited to coordinating care with substance use treatment facilities; provide transportation to various appointments when appropriate and administrative duties as needed.

Experience and/or education: Bachelor Degree in the Behavioral Science field. 1-2 years’ experience in case management with scheduling, project management and coordination functions. Experience with multi-tasking. Customer service skills preferred.

Must submit to and pass pre-employment drug and alcohol testing. Must submit and pass background check P.L. 101-630, Title IV, Indian Child Protection and Family Violence of 1990. Must possess valid drivers’ license.

Please apply online at fsst-nsn.gov and attach resume; or contact Roxee Johnson at 605-573-4126 for more information.

FSST Health Clinic Accounts Receivable/Billing Specialist

Summary: This position works to ensure the accurate submission of all claims to third party payers according to policy and billing regulations and the collection and posting of accounts to third party payers of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Center. The Accounts Receivable Billing Specialist is responsible for making sure accounts are being reimbursed correctly and in a timely manner from all insurance companies. The ARB Specialist ensures revenue by verifying and posting receipts resolving discrepancies when required.

Education/Experience: High School diploma or GED required. Minimum of two (2) years of medical billing experience required. Vocational training in medical billing a plus. Provider credentialing experience preferred. RPMS and eProvider Solution experience preferred; working knowledge of medical terminology and knowledge of basic medical coding practices.

Must submit to a pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and P.L. 101-630 background investigation.

Applications are available online at fsst-nsn.gov. May attach or email resume to Roxee.johnson@ihs.gov. or 403 W. Broad Ave., P.O. Box 329, Flandreau, SD 57028. For questions call 605-573-4126.

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Clinic Behavioral Health Addictions Counselor

Summary: the alcohol and drug Addictions Counselor (AC) will provide integrated client and group focused services to all eligible Native Americans in an out-patient setting. The AC is responsible for providing culturally competent services that respects and ensures client-group confidentiality and their inclusion in treatment planning and evaluations. The AC will ensure that client-group continuity of care needs are met by on-going assessment, treatment planning, and care, evaluation, aftercare and case management services.

Education and/or experience: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in addiction. A minimum of five (5 years) of professional work experience in any government, private or non-profit organization.

Must submit to and pass pre-employment alcohol and drug testing Pass P.L. 101-630 background check Possess valid driver’s license

Current SD licensed addiction counselor (LAC) or certified addiction counselor (CAC) or working towards license. Must be alcohol and drug free

Please apply online at fsst-nsn.gov and attach resume. For questions contact Cindy Jacobs at 605-573-4111.

EGAN CITY MINUTES REGULAR MEETING June 21, 2023

The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on June 21, 2023 at Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD.

Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Cody Chamblin, Nancy Hansen, and Brad Judstra. Also present were: Lori Von Eye, Harvey Donley, Mike Hein, Colin Kelley, Norm & Donna Koehn, Lori Halvorson, Thomas Varvais, Dana Walters, Ryan & Val Kappel, Barb Warborg, Carol Larson, Denise Hollaren, Les Fenicle, and Zachary Stewart. Meeting was called to order by Chairman Chamblin.

Motion by Judstra, second by Olson, to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.” Motion by Judstra, to approve minutes of May 17, 2023 and June 14, 2023, amended by Steinhauer to change minutes of May 17, 2023, to change Olson to Hansen as seconding Chairman motion. Second by Hansen. All present voted “aye.”

Public Comment: John Steinhauer turned in his keys, a bid sheet, addressed the board. Vice Chairman Steinhauer exited the meeting.

Zoning: Ryan Kappel Variance – Motion by Judstra, second by Olson to approve a 65’ variance to the required 75’ front yard setback in the “A” Agricultural District for a deck. All present voted “aye.” Reviewed building permits issued.

New Business: Denise Hollaren requested the Board review Zoning Section 4.05.01 Parking, Storage, or Use of Major Recreation Equipment. Discussion was had. Motion by Judstra, second by Hansen, to start amendment proceedings to Zoning Section 4.05.01. All present voted “aye”. Colin Kelley from Imeg Corp gave a presentation on future road signs to be installed in the Summer of 2024 or 2025. Personnel will be in town within the next view weeks taking inventory. Motion by Olson, second by Judstra , to approve the Special License Fee application and establish a fee of $25.00 per event. All present voted “aye”.

Committee Reports:

Compliance/Code Enforcement:

Maintenance: Motion by Olson, second by Judstra, to approve the bid from Asphalt Pros for $35,050.57 for 3,246 square feet of patch work and North Gilbert Street from 3rd Street to 4th Street. All present voted “aye”.

Parks: Ball fields are being used a lot, will be starting pump to water outfield, need to mow behind outfield, there was an attempt to break in to shed, but was not successful.

Utilities: Reviewed Water Loss Report

Motion by Chamblin, second by Hansen, to go into executive section per SDCL 1-25-2 at 7:20pm. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Judstra, second by Olson, to resume regular session at 7:50pm. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Olson, second by Judstra, to approve Financial Report. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Judstra, second by Olson, to place an ad for bids to mow behind ball field and lagoon. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Judstra, second by Hansen, to approve the following bills: Big Sioux Water $3,334.30 (Water/water loan/supplies); Booster Publishing $199.95 (Publishing); Century Link $289.06 (Phone); CitiBusiness Card $1,426.57 (Office Supplies/Quickbooks); Dakotaland Federal Credit Union $67.84 (Utility Deposit Refund); Department of Treasury $ 1,235.16 (Payroll Tax May & June); Dutton-Lainson Company $1,626.00 (Water ERT’s); Eastern Da- kota Specialties $4,855.00 (Fencing Lagoon); Ekern Home Equipment $21.28 (Supplies); Eng Services $1,111.80 (Monthly Garbage); Eng Services $1,043.34 (Clean Up Day); Lacey Rentals $50.00 (Porta Potty Service); Loiseau Construction $10,000.00 (Rip Rap Bridge); Lori Halvorson $40.28 (Mailbox repair); Moody County Auditor $892.00 (Law Enforcement); Moody County Enterprise $93.71 (Publishing); Ottertail Power Company $973.11 (Electri- cal & Street Lights); RDC $84.90 (Internet/Static IP); River’s Edge $175.03 (Fuel); SD DANR $100.00 (Drinking Water Permit); Sturdevant’s Auto $43.51 (Parts); USDA - $569.00 (Loan); Payroll – General $4,560.46 All present voted “aye”.

Correspondence reviewed. No action taken.

Motion by Judstra, second by Olson to adjourn at 8:12 pm. All present voted “aye”.

Next Special Meeting – July 10, 2023 6:00pm

Next Regular Meeting – July 19, 2023 6:00pm

Minutes submitted pending Board approval.

Cody Chamblin, Chairman

Attest: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer

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Mental Health Consulting

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Podiatry

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OB/GYN

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Optometry

Dr. Kneip – July 12

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Planet Heart July 7, 28

Mammograms July 12, 26

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Orthopedics

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Surgery

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CITY OF FLANDREAU

1005 W. Elm Avenue

Flandreau, SD 57028-1404

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS June 20th, 2023

The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Tuesday, June 20th, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD.

Present: Mayor Dan Sutton. Aldermen: Curt Ahlers, Brad Bjerke, Mark Ekern, Mike Fargen, Karen Tufty, and Tim Yeaton. Absent: None. Also present were City Administrator Cohl Turnquist; Finance Officer Lori Kneebone; and Holist Sutton.

The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Bjerke to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

A clerical error was made on the June 5th council minutes. Raleigh Burk’s wage should state $25.27/hourly. Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Tufty to approve the corrected minutes of June 5th, 2023. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Ekern and seconded by Yeaton to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll 6/14/2023; general, 30,029.60; water 2,052.49; electric 6,948.86; sewer, 2,052.49; solid waste, 295.31; (24470) A-1 Portable Toilets, rental, 640.00; Access Systems, contract, 483.07; Ahlers Automotive, repairs, 127.68; Alpha Training & Tactics, uniforms, 1,118.16; Avera Patient Financial Services, professional, 87.00; Best Western Ramkota Hotel, conference, 230.00; Big Sioux Comm Water System, water purchase/usage, 21,684.25; Booster Publishing, advertising, 492.00; Brookings Equipment, repairs, 291.86; Cintas, rentals, 213.03; City of Sioux Falls, test samples, 29.00; Claire Sheppard, summer rec-art camp & supplies, 636.41; Colman Building Center, supplies, 555.75; Consolidated Electrical Distributor, repairs, 475.00; Cybercoach, repairs, 2,079.98; Dakota Pump & Control Co, supplies, 1451.43; Ditch Witch Undercon, transmitter/adv receiver, 8,104.91; Ekern Home Equipment, supplies/repairs, 971.46; Fed ex, supplies, 26.39; Galls, uniforms, 68.11; Grainer, metal detector, 811.21; GreatAmerica Financial Svcs, contract, 205.00; Guardian Alliance Technologies, contract, 204.00; Hawkins, supplies, 2,844.30; Helms & Associates, professional fees, 12,889.97; Hydro Klean, repairs, 2,020.00; Julia Fargen, summer rec-volleyball camp, 400.00; King Insurance Agency, summer rec insurance, 176.00; Locators & Supplies, red marking paint, 348.25; Lori Kneebone, conference, 24.00; Lori Williams, pool supplies, 44.20; Maynards of Flandreau, supplies, 1364.86; MC & R Pools, repairs, 40.26; Megan Severtson, summer recbasketball camp, 400.00; Metron-Farnier LL, meters, 3,513.00; MidAmerican Energy, utilities, 144.97; MidAmerican Research, supplies, 519.75; Missouri River Energy Services, contract, 379.40; Moody County Enterprise, advertising/supplies, 1,431.14; Nordstrom’s Automotive, repairs, 293.20; Ottertail Power Co., airport electric, 832.64; Pictometry International Corp, contract, 4,000.00; Pitney Bowes Global Financial, contract, 504.63; Postmaster, postage, 400.00; Powerplan OIB, repairs, 42.24; Ramsdell F&M, supplies, 1,246.20; River Thru AG Services, supplies, 525.00; River’s Edge Cooperative, gas/oil, 3020.05; SD Dept of Environment & Natural Resources, training, 180.00; SD Supplement Retirement Plan, retirement, 100.00; Siteone Landscape, repairs, 62.10; Sparkle Car Wash, wash vehicles, 3.61; Sturdevants Auto Supply, supplies, 337.95; Thompson Transformer Service, transformer, 5,633.00; Transunion Risk & Alternative, contract, 120.00; Verizon Wireless, phones, 128.64; Waxdahl Napa Plus, repairs/supply, 345.47; Wellmark Blue Cross and blue Shield of SD, health insurance, 681.90; Wesco, supplies, 2,132.52; Lamb Motor Co., new truck-electric dept, 51,079.00; (24530) The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Visitors to Be Heard: None.

Mayor Dan Sutton encouraged residents to attend the Flandreau Fridays Event, which will be held in downtown Flandreau on June 23, 2023 beginning at 5:00 pm. There will be several vendors, including food vendors, and live entertainment. Sutton also reminded citizens there will be a partial street closure for the event, but assured residents that the Flandreau Fridays Committee has an emergency plan in place should anyone need medical assistance while attending the event. The Mayor also spoke with Brenda Red Wing, an engineer with the BIA, on the status of the Crescent Street Bridge Project. Red Wing informed Sutton they are awaiting federal grant funds, but is hoping to hear soon if funds will be awarded to rebuild the bridge. Mayor Sutton has also been in contact with FSST Tribal Chair Tony Reider in regards to the payment in lieu of taxes agreement between the City and the Tribe. Mayor Sutton, along with Administrator Turnquist, Finance Officer Kneebone, and Bill Nibbelink attended a pre-construction meeting for the new fire station. Sutton announced that there will be a ground breaking ceremony on June 29th at 10:00 am at the site of the new fire station.

City Administrator Cohl Turnquist also encouraged residents to attend the Flandreau Fridays Event on June 23rd. Turnquist thanked everyone involved in the Fire Station Project and informed the Council that he issued the notice to proceed to WS Construction. The Airport Board will be meeting soon to review appraisers for the airport expansion project. The Housing Authority Board will also be meeting to discuss possible housing expansion in town. Turnquist spoke with Aquatic Center Manager Lori Williams about the difficulties of staffing the pool on the weekends. Turnquist mentioned to Council the possibility of providing incentives to pool employees who work the weekends. A sales tax update was given to the Council and Turnquist stated the numbers are down slightly from 2022, but stated the City is still in line with what was budgeted for sales tax revenue for 2023.

Motion by Fargen and seconded by Ahlers to approve the Administrator’s Reports. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Old Business: Second Reading of Ordinance No. 613-IPMC Book Adoption was held. Administrator Turnquist recommended that the Council adopt these codes as they are widely used throughout the state. Alderman Bjerke spoke in favor of adopting the Ordinance, but would like to change the wording of Section 303.2, which deals with underground and above ground pools. After much discussion, the Council decided to adopt the IPMC Codes, but to revisit them in the future to rewrite Section 303.2.

Motion by Ekern and seconded by Fargen to adopt Ordinance No. 613-IPMC Book Adoption. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Second Reading of Ordinance No. 614-Amending Parking Regulations was held. This ordinance states that the same regulations used for vehicle parking on front yards will now be in effect for rear yards also. Vehicles must be parked on a hard surface, which would include gravel, asphalt or concrete.

Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Bjerke to approve Ordinance No. 614-Amending Parking Regulations. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

New Business: In a move to reorganize the City Electric Department, administration has created the Journey Electrician position and corresponding wage scale. The City Journey Electrician will serve under the Electric Superintendent and must obtain both their Journey Electrician and Journey Lineman Certifications. The wage scale associated with the position contains five steps ranging from $31.95/ hourly to $35.96/hourly.

Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Tufty to approve the Journey Electrician position and wage scale. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Fargen to approve the placement of Adam Feste at Step 3 of the City Journey Electrician Wage Scale at a wage of $33.90/hourly. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Ekern to approve the On-Sale Special Alcoholic Beverage licenses for Bar X Bar and Fat Boys Bar for the Flandreau Fridays event, which will be held on June 23, 2023. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Tufty and seconded by Yeaton to accept the quote from Pulscher Brother’s Construction for the replacement of the City Park Picnic Shelter. The total cost for the project is $15,656.78, which includes a new steel roof and gable replacement. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Council Comments: None.

The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 7:19 p.m.

Daniel D. Sutton Mayor

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City Band Schedule 2023

Flandreau City Band is celebrating that it has been 20 years since they reorganized and started performing again. Concerts are at 7:00 unless listed otherwise.

Thursday, June 15; Concert In Memory of Barbara Anderson; Guest artists: Just Whistlin’ Dixie

Friday, June 23; Flandreau Friday Concert 5:20 pm

Tuesday, July 4; Concert 1:00

Thursday, July 13; Concert Guest artists, Becky Schoeneman & family

Thursday, July 20; Concert after the 6:00 fair parade

Thursday, August 3; Concert Guest artists, Native American singers

Sunday, August 6th; afternoon concert at Park Days

Thursday, August 10; Concert Guest artist, Justin Haugen

ESTATE PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION

Beautiful 2002 Chevy Monte Carlo SS

2 Door w/only 54,357 Miles, Quality Toys, Antiques & Collectibles, Household & More!

In order to settle the Kenny Rahn Estate, we will offer the following personal property at his residence located at 210 N. Center in Flandreau, SD or from the corner of Pipestone Ave. & Center St. – 2 blocks north. Lunch on Grounds

WEDNESDAY JULY 5, 2023

Sale Time: 4:00 pm

Car & Toys to begin selling at 6:00 pm

2002 MONTE CARLO SS: 2002 Chevy Monte Carlo SS 2 Door Auto, 3800 Series II 6 Cyl. Engine, 3.8L, Bright Red w/Black Int., Pwr. Doors & Locks, Spoiler, 54,357 miles – Nice!

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Dining Table & 4 Caned Seat Ladderback Chairs; Spring Rocker; Roseville #813 Casserole w/Lid; Roseville 721-8 & 741-4 Vases; Redwing 1039 Console Bowl; Redwing Swan Flower Frog; 3 Schmid Hummel Figurines; Beswick Peggotty Teapot; Royal Dalton Old Balloon Seller; Royal Dalton “The Lawyer” Creamer; His & Hers Seated Toby Creamers; 12 Terrier Figurines; 3 China Bulldog Figurines & Others; Ruby Red Glassware; Multiple Complete Collectors Plates; Pipestone Ashtray w/Indian Chief in Headdress, Shoe & Horseshoe; 2 Gal. RW Crock; Crystal Brides Basket; Pink Depr. Relish; Set of 6 Etched Stemmed Wine Glasses; Collection of Blue Glassware; China C&Saucers; 1948 Pocket Ledger – Groat Impl. Anthon, IA; “Waffle Dog” Iron in Orig. Box; Dbl. Rosette & Timbale Iron; Metal Crown; Tablecloths, Doilies & Linens; Stereo Viewer & Cards; Old 78 rpm Records; Mini Harmon Killebrew BB Bat; Airline Clock Radio; Lighter Collection; Multiple Moody Co. Enterprise Issues incl. July 4, 1946 & Jan. 9, 1947; Vintage Look, Life & Other Old Magazines; Bus Adv. Items; Metal Scotch Cooler; R&W Enamel Coffee Pot; Enamel Coffee Pot; Oil Lanterns; ”The Brass King” Wdn. Washboard; 2 Galv. Pails; Childs Wdn. Sled & More!

TOYS: Michigan Sand Shovel by Nylint Toys- EXC!; Gama 289-1 Batt Oper. Steam Shovel – Made in Western GY – EXC!; 24” Buddy L Texaco Fuel Transport – EXC!; 42” Ideal Atomic Cannon in Orig. Box; Wyandotte North American Greyhound Lines Deluxe Semi (VG); Blue Ribbon Batt. Oper. Bus; Strutoys Space Station Control Panel; North Amer. Van Lines Cardboard Box; Marx No. D-6581 Wind-Up Car; C to C Starflite Coaster Wagon; Wyatt Earp Dbl. Holster Belt; Mattel Winchester Saddle Gun; Davey Crockett, Daisey & Cowboy Pop Guns; Trooper & Buck Cap Guns; Remco Monkey Gun; Pump Pop Gun; AIRPLANES – Biplane Military, Fighter Jets & More; Batt. Oper. Helicopter; No. 400 Train Engine, 8 Cars & Track; Train Set; Ungar Auto Race Set in Orig. Box; Marx 15” 2 Door Metal Car; PROMO CARS1962 Ford T Bird, 1959 Dodge & Others; Batt. Oper. Ford w/Retractable Roof; Batt. Oper. Buick Convertible; Mickey Mouse Tractor; Knickerbockers Shooting Arcade Target Toy; Gilbert Erector Set in Orig. Box; Childs Leather Industrial Tool Belt; Wolverine Childs Stove; Ideal Toy Wringer Washer; Bam Bam & Pebbles Dolls; Chicken Rooster Rattle; Books; Wdn. Spring Jumping Horse; Sea Hunt Underwater Adventure Game; Doll Rocker; Childs Spinning Wheel; Shirley Temple Doll; Baby Boo in Orig. Box; Walk Alone Baby in Orig. Box & Num. Other Dolls; Doll Highchair & Bed; Barbies; Doll Clothes; Play Dishes; Metal Dollhouse; Bridge & Turnpike Bldg. Set; Handy Andy Tool Set; Bldg. Blocks; Marx 300 Typewriter in Orig. Box; Zipees Roller Skates in Orig. Box; Timmy Turtle; FP Pull Pelican; Buzzy Bee Pull Toy; PT Wdn. Ducks; Tops; Metal Barn & Silo; Guitar, Toy Drum & Xylaphone & Num. Other Toys!

HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: 3 Woven Seat Maple Straight Chairs; Maple Hutch; Ethan Allen 3 Pc. Dropfront Desk & Bookcase; 4 Maple Bar Stools; Oval & Metal Coffee Table w/Glass Top; Occ. Chairs; 4 Pc. Maple Bedroom Set; Full Sz. Bed w/Wood & Metal Headboard; Narrow 7 Dwr. Maple Chest; 2 Ethan Allen Maple End Tables; Maple 4 Dwr. Chest; Table Lamps; Dinnerware; Corningware; Kitchen Utensils; Microwave; Dorm Fridge; Thread, Buttons & Sewing Notions; Home Décor; Stereo; Xmas & Holiday Decorations; Nosler Fireproof Safe; Paper Shredder; Handicapped Bath Chair; Canning Jars; Shop Smith; Skil Band Saw; Shovels, Rakes, Lawn & Garden Tools & More!

HEIRS OF KENNETH & ELIZABETH RAHN

CHUCK SUTTON - Auctioneer & Land Broker – Flandreau, SD ph. 605-997-3777 & Sioux Falls, SD - ph. 605-336-6315

JARED SUTTON, CAI - Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc.

- Flandreau, SD - ph. 605-864-8527

DEAN GULBRANSON – RE Auctioneer – Madison, SD –ph. 605-695-0133

Clerk: Sutton Auction Service, LLC

LARGE ESTATE PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION

2004 Buick Park Avenue, 1968 GMC 3500 V-8 Truck w/ Dual Tires, 2 Wheel 4x8 Trailer, Alumacraft V-14 Boat w/ Trailer, HM Ice Fishing Shack, Dekalb Metal Seed Sign, Guns, Ammo, Antiques, Welding Equipment, Scrap Iron, Shop Items & MORE!

We will offer the following items of Personal Property located at 907 W. 1st Ave Flandreau SD, 57028. From River’s Edge (Cenex Station) – 1/10 Mile North & 2/10 Mile East on W. 1st Ave. Lunch on Grounds.

Monday, July 10th, 2023

SALE TIME: 3:00 PM

TRUCK, BUICK CAR & TRAILERS: 2004 Buick Park Avenue, Well Kept w/ Leather Heated Seats, 119,040 miles; 1968 GMC 3500 V-8 Truck w/ Dual Tires, 7’x9’ Bed & Sides, Manual Transmission; 2 Wheel 4’x8’ Trailer; 4’x12’ Tandem Axle Trailer on Truck Frame Axle; 1970’s Chevy Pick-Up Box;1956 GMC Hydra-Matre V-8 Truck for Parts; Automotive Parts

GUNS AND AMMO: U.S Mdl. 1917 Winchester BA Rifle Folding Leaf sight, SN:401825; Remington Mdl. 17 Pump SG, 20 GA. SN:52734; Remington Sportsman 48 12 Ga. Semi Auto SG, 2 ¾”, SN: 3046606; Stevens Mdl. 235 Break Action, Dbl. Hammer SG, 12 Ga. Dbl Trigger; Winchester Mdl. 1911 S.L. Nickel Steel SG, SN: A35631; Winchester Mdl. 67, 22 Cal. SL-LR, BA Rifle; Steven’s Mdl. 87D Semi Auto Rifle 22 S’or LR; 30-06 sprg., 12 Ga., 20 Ga., 22 Cal Ammo; Wdn. Ammo Crate; 410 GA. Wdn Ammo Box; Super X Ammo 12Ga. Crate; Army Related Items; Daisy Mdl. 880, .177 Cal Pellet Gun; Super-Set Bow

FISHING BOAT, ICE SHACK, AND SPORTING GOODS: Alumacraft V-14 Boat w/ Balko Trailer, 4-Seater, Mariner 15 HP Eng.; HM Ice Fishing Shack; Hiawatha, Johnson and Sea King Boat Motors; Champion Boat Motor; Rods and Reels; Fishing Tackle; Traps; Fish Cleaning Items

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: Dekalb Metal Seed Sign; Ant. Store Cabinet w/ glass door panels; Multiple Ant. Wagons; Ant. Sled; TDC Projector; Ant. Freight 2-Wheel Cart; Square Galvanized Wash Tub on Std.; Ant. Chairs; Vintage Camera’s; Phonola Player; Conoco, Exxon, Texaco and Mobil Road Maps; 1949-1952 F-Series Truck Manuals; Galvanized Funnels & Oil Cans; 3 Gal. Red Wing Crock; Ant. Saw Vise; Ant. Fans; Ant. Yard Sticks; Ant. Wrenches; Ant. Blacksmith Forge; 2 Galvanized Cupalos; Galvanized Pails and Tubs; Wire Egg Crate; Train Track; Several Primitive Benches; Loadens Roller; Pulleys & Rope; Military Jacket & Military Clothing; Various Advertising Pieces; IH Tool Box; Lyford Flandreau Methodist Church Print; Ant. Xmas Items

TRACTORS, STATIONARY ENGINES AND PARTS: Reversed M Tractor w/ Loader, Wheel Weights, 8’ Bucket- Runs; JD B Tractor-Eng Stuck; JD B Tractor-NR, loose; JD Tractor A Hood; Farmall Tractor Rear End; Farmall Front Grill; Tractor Rims; Metal Tractor Seats; Wisconsin Stationary Eng.; NI Stationary Gas Eng. on cart; 13.6-38 Samson Tire-new; Tire Chains; Running Gear

SHOP ITEMS, WELDING EQUIP. AND TOOLS: Wonder Cement Mixer; Campbell Supply Air Comp.; Pancake Style Air Comp.; Port. Air Comp.; Atro Framing Nailer; Nail Keg; Oliver Barth Jack; 100 lb Anvil; 2 House Movers Jacks; Wdn. Carpenters Box; Forney Mdl. C-6 Welder; Welding rods; Welding Helmets; Foley Mfg. Filer & Jointer; Large Tap & Dies; Other Assort. Tap & Die Sets; Chorded Power Tools; Lrg Assort. Hand Tools; Wood Clamps; Wood Lathe; Pipe Vise; Pipe Wrenches; Lrg Assort. Of Hardware; Shop Related Items

LAWN & GARDEN: Cub Cadet 1208 Riding Mower w/ 38” Deck; IH Cub Cadet 1250 Tractor- NR; Craftsman Lawn Tractor- NR; Cub Cadet 149 Parts Tractor; 2 Person Gas Chainsaw & Other Vintage Chain Saws; Lawn and Garden Tools

LUMBER, STEEL & SCRAP IRON: Huge Assort. Lumber; Building Steel; Shingles; Clay Tile; Cinder Blocks; Huge Amount of Scrap Iron; Loader Framescrap; 2 wheel 8’ Trailer-scrap; Elevator Sec.-scrap; Bale Elevator Sections

HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE & MISC: GE Freezer; Richland 80 Gal. Elec. HW Heater; Speed Clean Elec. Dryer; Dining Table w/ 4 Chairs, 4 Leaves; Drop Leaf Table; Bedroom set w/ Queen Bed, 6 Drawer & 5 Drawer Dressers; 2 Door Cabinet; Folding Chairs; Dorothy Brinker Oil Painting; Lazy Boy Rocker/ Recliner; MAR Toy Service Station; Tonka & Nylint Toys; Xmas Décor; Assort. Puzzles; Bd. Games; Assort. Prints; Dishes & Other Kitchen Related Items

ALBERT MOORE ESTATE

CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD & Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-336-6315

JARED SUTTON, CAI – RE Auctioneer & Broker Associate – Flandreau, SD –ph. 605-864-8527

DEAN GULBRANSON - RE & Pers. Property Auctioneer – Madison, SD –ph. 605-695-0133

GAGE GULLICKSON – Auctioneer – Flandreau, SD – 605-651-3867

Clerk: Sutton Auction Service, LLC

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

Moody County is accepting applications for FullTime Heavy Equipment Operators. The ability to obtain a SD CDL is required. Pre-employment drug test will be required. Medical, dental, life, vision, and long-term disability insurance are included. Moody County is an equal opportunity employer. Position is open until filled. For an application or more information, contact Human Resources Director Marty Skroch.

Human Resources Director

Marty Skroch

101 E. Pipestone Ave Ste. F Flandreau SD 57028 (605) 573-4353

martys@moodycounty.net

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Law Enforcement

1 Full Time Police Officer

Open: 6/2/2023 Closes: Until Filled

Brief Summary: Enforce federal, tribal ordinances and municipal law and order codes adopted by the tribe; provide criminal and civil regulatory enforcement through tribal court; patrol tribal lands; investigate crimes; traffic control; collect evidence; prepare reports; serve warrants and summons. On an assigned shift: operate a patrol vehicle, foot patrol suspicious activities or persons, and disturbances of law and order; respond to radio dispatched calls, answer calls and complaints; issue traffic and criminal citations; control individual and group actions through verbal direction and/or the employment of necessary physical force; make custodial arrests and testify in court; provide police escorts and transports; perform residential and commercial checks; investigate traffic accidents; interview victims, witnesses and suspects to obtain additional information regarding criminal complaints, accidents, violations, etc.; conduct searches; complete arrest records; prepare reports and record evidence. Participate in a variety of inservice and special training programs, respond to and investigate domestic disputes, assist other agencies when requested or assigned, transport and care for prisoners as assigned.

Qualifications & Requirements:

Applicant must be currently certified through the state of South Dakota or Bureau of Indian Affairs. Applicants that have any felony convictions or felony deferred judgments will be disqualified from the process. Applicants with any misdemeanor convictions (non-traffic) or misdemeanor deferred judgments within the last 36 months will be disqualified from testing. No illegal drug usage within the last 36 months. Applicants who have used drugs within the last 36 months will be disqualified from testing. Education: you must have either a high school diploma or G.E.D. Must be 21 years of age at the time of appointment and possess a valid Driver’s License. You must be a U.S. Citizen or eligible to work in the United States. You must complete P.L. 101-630 background check and any other background checks that may apply for this position.

Education and Experience: Applicant must have a G.E.D. or High school Diploma, Applicant must be currently certified through the state of South Dakota or Bureau of Indian Affairs, Associates Degree in Criminal Justice preferred, 2-3 years law enforcement experience strongly preferred.

Must submit to a P.L. 101-630 background check and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. Apply online at www.fsst-nsn.gov May attach resume to Tribal Application. Preference in filing vacancies is given to qualified Indian candidates in accordance with Indian Preference Act of 1934 (Title 25, USC, Section 472). Verification must be submitted with the application if claiming Indian Preference. Consideration will be given to non Indian applicants in the absence of qualified Indian Preference eligible. rect questions to Tribal Human Resources Department 605-997-3891 or email HR@fsst.org.

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