Trent Pool Now Hiring Lifeguards for 2019 Season. The Trent Community Association is currently accepting Lifeguard applications for the 2019 summer season. Work in a unique beach environment. All positions require lifeguard certification. Great pay and nights off so you can enjoy your summer! If interested, application forms can be obtained by contacting Jami at (605) 595-5360. The application deadline is May 1st, 2019. 2T51 Help Wanted: Church Secretary. Approx. 12 – 15 hours/week. Pay range $12 – 15/hr depending on experience. Please contact the Flandreau Methodist Church at 997-2857 for an application. Applications due by April 30th. APARTMENTS FOR RENT: BOULDER HEIGHTS APT., FLANDREAU SD. Rent based on income. Rental assistance available. Equal Opportunity Housing. 1-888-368-3330. TF2220 TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC. PH. 1-605-692-6425. 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.” 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) or 605-951-5707 (Kelly). TF ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605530-3211 or Clarke at 605530-0085. Buying or selling your property? Just curious? Please give me a call and let me show you how the MLS and my hard work can help you buy your next home—or sell your current home. Interested in property in Florida? I can help you with that too! Debbie Pulscher, Real Estate Retrievers 605-864-8484. Will do: Yard Work, Lawn Mowing, Trimming, Spring & Fall cleanup, Snowblowing, Tree & Shrub trimming. All done by a dependable Retired Person. Free estiimates!! Call Jon Becker at 605-310-2978. 5t51 SIMMENTAL BULLS FOR SALE: Black polled AI sired, half to purebred, excellent selection of high growth bulls that will add weaning weights to your next calf crop. Also, calving ease bulls for heifers, volume discounts, performance data. EPDs guaranteed and free delivery. Reed Simmental, Randy. Home 605-997-2748, Cell 605-530-2748. tf51
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FAX 605-997-2352 • VOLUME 64 NUMBER 18 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2019 DAVE’S APPLIANCE REPAIR. Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf EGAN COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE SIGN UP. Call Kevin at 605-864-0135 for details.
WANTED TO BUY: USED GOLF CART. Call 605-534-3752. 2T424
FOR SALE: MUSCOVY DUCKS. Hens and Drakes. $6.00 each. Phone 605-530-0331 ATTENTION TURKEY HUNTERS. New Stoeger P 3000 Shotgun - 3 “ 12 Gauge - 24” Barrel, Mossy Oak Camo. $300. Call 605-997-3441 and leave a message Are your shingles in need of replacement? Lowest prices in the area. Haus Builders, Call 605-651-0220 GLACIAL LAKES TREE SERVICE, LLC. I.S.A. Certified Arborists on Staff. Fully licensed and insured. Tree removal - small and large. Pruning - trees and shrubs. Emerald Ash Borers treatment, Dutch Elm Disease injections. Climbing services. Cable and bracing services. Free Estimates. Chad (605) 695-8550. Tanner (605) 641-5812. www.glaciallakestreeservice.com TF620 RENTAL DEPOT, 134 MAIN AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD, 605697-8044. To see all our rentals, visit: www. RentalDepotBrookings.com CALL WES’S WELDING Farm Repair, Custom Fabricating, Roll Bending, & Aluminum Welding. For all your welding needs Call 605-864-1891. tf1121
Celebrate Library Week April 29-May 4th at the Moody County Resource Center, YOUR local library! We’ll have Golden Tickets stashed around the library for prizes, daily drawings, and fun activities every day! Stop in and celebrate with us! For more info call 9973326. 2t51 TOEWS AUTO DETAILING
Call us for your auto detailing. Interior & Exterior. Rachel Toews, 205 2nd Street, Ward S.D. 57026. Call 507215 2313. tf51 rachtoto12@gmail.com
B&B RV STORAGE & SERVICE, LLC. 605-8646258. 609 Sutton Street, Flandreau SD 57028. We would like to announce that we are adding a new Technician. Mitch Anderson is coming on with 15 years of certified RV Repair. We will also be doing Mobile Service. Ask for details. So now with a Combined 30 years of experience B & B can repair your RVs, ATVs, VTVs & Trailers! Give Brian or Mitch a call at 605-864-6258. We’d be happy to assist you in any way. TIMMONS CONSTRUCTION, INC. ResidentialCommercial-Agricultural. Call us today for all your concrete and excavation needs. Poured Foundations. Grooved Feedlots. Flatwork. Concrete Removal. Demolition. Nucor Steel Buildings. Basements and Driveways. Silo Bunkers. Equipment for Hire: Excavator, Bull Dozer and Dump Trucks. Black Dirt For Sale! Call 605-695-9829. TF39 HOMESTEAD CONTRACTING SERVICES. Quality Craftmanship. Superior Service. Seamless Gutter. Siding. Replacement Windows. Additions. Roofing. Etc. Dave Marsceau, 22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017. Ph. 605-254-0910. DAKOTA RECYCLING NOW BUYING SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY, IRON, & STEEL. Also buying Aluminum, Brass, & Copper (No-Cans). Roll off boxes available. Located in Volga SD on Industrial Drive. Call 605-627-9147. dakotascrap.com TF46
WANTED: PART TIME SALES CLERK. Apply in person at the Flandreau Bakery & Coffee Car. JAG CONSTRUCTION. Interior and exterior remodeling. Roofing (asphalt and metal). Vinyl siding and decks. Call Jeremy Gourneau at 605-864-1682. RYKHUS NELSON SIDING, WINDOWS, & SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Ask us about “Leaf Relief” Gutter Covers. Steel or Vinyl Siding. Seamless Gutter. Window Replacement. Call 605-692-6800 for FREE estimates. Brookings SD. JOHN’S PLACE FAMILY RESTAURANT HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 6 am to 3 pm. Closed Sundays. Available for evening parties - 605-997-2117.
FIRST INFANTRY DIVISION (BRO) REUNION August 7 - 11 2019. For information contact Ben Cadotte at 605-530-1417. tf424
MOWER BLADE SHARPENING. $18 plus tax each
Are you interested in becoming a South Dakota Master Gardener and having Madison, SD as a spring 2019 South Dakota Master Gardener training site please contact sdsu. sdmg@sdstate.edu as soon as possible. There will be 4 locations chosen to host the training in South Dakota. If you are interested in taking the training and having Madison as one of the selected training sites please provide contact information to sdsu. sdmg@sdstate.edu. Please provide first and last name, phone, email, city/town where you live. tf1031
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. Thursday, May 2 - Noon - at the Moody County Court House. * Pray For America * * Love One Another *
S L U M B E R L A N D FURNITURE, 409 12TH STREET SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD. 605692-7376.
WANTED: PART TIME SALES CLERK. Apply in person at the Flandreau Bakery & Coffee Car.
STUMP GRINDING NOW AVAILABLE! ADAM’S BUCKET SERVICE. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL. Storm damage. I am insured. Call Adam at 605-864-9759 after 4 pm or leave message. tf125 LIBERTY SEPTIC, INC. LICENSED SEPTIC SERVICE. Commercial & Residential. Also Portable Toilets for rent. Call Ritchie and Becky Petersen at 605592-6369 or 507-247-5163. Proudly serving your area!
ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-2544654. TF627 LARGE, QUIET, CLEAN TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN TRENT S.D. All utilities paid except for electricity. Coin operated laundry facilities. $475 per month with $500 deposit. Call 605-201-1670. TF327 FIRST INFANTRY DIVISION (BRO) REUNION August 7 - 11 2019. For information contact Ben Cadotte at 605-530-1417. tf424 Pester’s Lawn Care for all your lawn care needs. Dethatch, Aerate, Spray, and Fertilize. Spring and Fall cleanup. Call Nathan (605) 695-3624. 12T626
Blade. Includes Blade Removal, Sharpen, Balance & Install. 605864-6609. 2t58
WANTED: PART TIME SALES CLERK. Apply in person at the Flandreau Bakery & Coffee Car. Will do: Yard Work, Lawn Mowing, Trimming, Spring & Fall cleanup, Snowblowing, Tree & Shrub trimming. All done by a dependable Retired Person. Free estiimates!! Call Jon Becker at 605-310-2978. 5t51
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. Thursday, May 2 - Noon - at the Moody County Court House. * Pray For America * * Love One Another * DAKOTA RECYCLING NOW BUYING SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY, IRON, & STEEL. Also buying Aluminum, Brass, & Copper (No-Cans). Roll off boxes available. Located in Volga SD on Industrial Drive. Call 605-627-9147. dakotascrap.com TF46
Open House Baby Shower There will be an Open house baby shower honoring Briar Johanson, daughter of David and Gina on May 11th from 9-11 am at St. Simon and Jude Catholic Church.
Thank You
Words can’t express our appreciation for ALL of the wonderful cards, gifts, phone calls, texts, FB greetings & personal good wishes that we received for our 50th Wedding Anniversary. You are all great. Thanks so much for remembering us. We love you & God bless,
Wes & Sandy Harris
Thank You
Thank You for the many expressions of sympathy we received at the time of Everett’s death. We are so grateful. Thank you to Dr. Peterson for the care he gave Everett the past few years, and the staff at Avera for their kindness. Our thanks to Pastor Ann for her visit and prayers. Thank you to Mike, Jackie & Tim for all the help to make this easier at this sad time. God Bless each of you.
Jean Milne & Family
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20± ACRE ACREAGE AUCTION
Beautiful updated log home on 20 acres, ¼ mile off a tar road. South of Volga & Brookings & easy access to I-29. 13.17 acres enrolled into CRP. As we are moving, we will offer at public auction the following acreage located at 22271 469th Ave. From Interstate 29 Ward/Nunda Exit #121, 3 ½ Miles West on 223rd St.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Sale Time: 5:00 PM
Open House: Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 5:00-6:30 pm
Ready Mixed Concrete Sand – Rock - Gravel
Updated home on 20 acres in this beautiful country setting, overlooking grass, pine trees & a small pond w/ strong annual CRP payments! This home was built in 1998 and has since been remodeled. The home has almost 2,300 sq. ft. and includes a finished main floor and basement with walkout. The main floor features 2 baths, a master bedroom w/ master bath, and an open floor plan with a beautiful kitchen, dining area and living room. The home also has main floor laundry and walkout doors to a large deck. The basement is finished and features 2 bedrooms and a lower level family room. The home has geo-thermal heating & cooling, rural water, and updates including new shingles, doors, windows, flooring, landscaping, electrical. There is an attached 2-stall garage that is finished and heated, along with a detached 30x28 shed with a concrete RV Parking pad adjacent. This is one of the prettiest acreages around with an updated home overlooking your very own 20 acres that includes a plum thicket, prairie grass, evergreen trees, a small pond and 13.17 acres enrolled into CRP with an annual payment of $3,357.16. Only a few miles from Lake Campbell & the Brookings Country Club. Come see this beautiful property for yourself; a place you will love to call home. For additional information & sale terms, contact the Auctioneers & Realtors or go to our website www.burlagepeterson.com COME PREPARED TO BUY!!! TERMS: 5% non-refundable earnest money deposit due day of the sale with balance due on or before July 31, 2019. Title Insurance and Closing Fee split 50/50 between buyer and seller. 15-yr. CRP contract commencing Sept. 2029 for $254.91 per acre. Auctioneers & Realtors represent the sellers in this transaction. Full terms on website.
David & Diane Drake – Owners AUCTIONEERS & REALTORS
605-428-5424 www.dellsmaterials.com
Tyler Burlage 605-695-3874 Lenny Burlage 605-690-0379 Jim Peterson 605-690-2674 Scott Peterson 605-690-0505 Burlage Peterson Auctioneers & Realtors, LLC 317 4th Street, Brookings, SD, 605-692-7102 www.burlagepeterson.com
AUCTIONEER Don Larson Larson Auction Service 605-695-4210
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AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER 127 2nd Ave. West, • Flandreau, SD
605-997-3777 www.kuhlesuttonagency.com
Serving our Clients since 1932. We thank you for your business.
120 N. Wind Street, 2 story multi-use commercial building located on Flandreau’s Main Street, main floor is finished and includes bank vault, part of the lower level is finished for a meeting space, second could be used for storage or remodeled into a loft residence, restrooms located in the lower level, F/A, C/A. Price $45,000.00.
308 W. Pipestone Ave., Carefree Living, single family home located on Spafford Square, built in 2006, open floor plan with lots of natural light, zero entry access, 4 bedroom (master with walk in closet and spacious bath that includes washer/dryer), 3 bath, kitchen with breakfast bar and office nook area (stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave included), custom oak cabinets and woodwork throughout, electric fireplace, finished lower level that includes large untility/storage room, attached finished 3 stall garage, rear cement patio, permanent siding, decorative front brick, F/A, C/A, $60 HOA monthly fee. Price $258,500.00.
202 S. 13th Street
Ranch Style Home, 2 bedroom (spacious master), 2 bath( main floor bath has been remodeled and includes heated floors, updated windows, remodeled kitchen (stove, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher included), washer and dryer included, updated main floor flooring, unfinished basement, attached oversized single garage, garden shed, and F/A and C/A. Price: $105,000.00 623 E. 2nd Ave. Successful seasonal or year-round retail business opportunity, approx. 60 years of continuous operation, indoor seating for approximately 50 with ADA restrooms, includes equipment for operation of ice cream and restaurant (call for full list of equipment), metal siding and roof, spacious lot with off street parking, F/A, C/A. Price $84,500.00.
709 W. 3rd Avenue Ranch Style home, 2 bedroom (master with newer carpet), 2 bath with main floor one remodeled, completely remodeled kitchen (2006), stove & dishwasher included, hardwood floors in kitchen and dining room, new living room window and carpet, new roof (2011), underground electrical service (2015), new gutters, downspounts & garage door (2018), attached single garage, unfinished basement, covered concrete patio, H/W baseboard heat, C/A (2016). Price $105,000.00
311 East 2nd Ave., Historic 2 story home with hardwood oak throughout, 5 spacious bedrooms (master with bath), 2-1/4 baths, kitchen includes gas stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and eating area with duraceramic floors, dining room with original hardwood floors, main floor laundry, new electrical& sewer lines, some new windows, walk up attic, sunroom with cherry wood floors, newer furnacesand A/C, refurbished roof, unfinished basement and garden shed. Price $169,900.00
616 Cedar Drive, 1995 mobile home, 16’x77’, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, metal roof, attached deck, off street parking, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher included, garden shed, F/A, C/A. Price $21,000.00
SOLD: 404 North Henry Street SOLD: 206 N. West Street SOLD: 514 W. 3rd Ave.
SOLD: 602 East 2nd Ave.
403 E. 2nd Ave. elegant 21/2 story historic home full of charm and character, 3+ bedroom, 2 bath, brick faced gas fireplace, formal dining with built in oak hutch, living room with built-in oak commode, beautiful woodwork, enclosed sunroom/porch on main floor and upper levels, walk up attic, partially finished basement, detached double garage, chain link fenced backyard, H/W heat, updated roof and electric, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, washer and dryer remain Price $129,900.00
619 E. 2nd Ave., 1 story, 5 bedroom, 3 bath, addition with vaulted ceilings and skylights, breakfast bar, finished basement, main floor laundry, attached single garage, attached rear deck, fenced in yard, F/A electric, C/A, updated electrical, garden shed. $124,900.00.
SOLD
SOLD: 411 W. Park Ave. SOLD: 606/608 E. 2nd Ave. SOLD: 709 W. Elm Avenue SOLD: 112 E. Broad Ave. SOLD: 22635 482nd Ave. SOLD: 106 W. 2nd Ave., Egan, SD SOLD: 700 W. Pipestone Ave.
SOLD: 202 W. Prospect Ave. SOLD: 305 W. 2nd Ave.
Appox. 5 acres to develop within the City of Flandreau located on South Wind Street and Lafayette Ave., improvements to the property are city water, sewer, electrical plus curb gutter and paved streets. $60,000.00.
We are actively seeking additional listings. If you are looking to buy or sell a home, put us to work for you!
For a personal showing call Chuck Sutton Auctioneer RE Broker Dan Sutton RE Broker Associate or Jared Sutton Auctioneer & RE Broker Associate
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Madison Livestock Sales Company, Inc Madison, South Dakota (605) 256-9156 “Chip” Wosje 480-2847, Jesse Bruns 480-0625, Ben Kringen 605-940-4887 Cell/605-529-5262, Keith Lukonen 605-880-7801, Jim Bevier 605-940-8600, Cork Ritchie 605-881-4843, Loren Pihl 605-881-4712
NEXT MONDAY SALE: MONDAY, MAY 6, 2019
Butcher and Fat Cattle sell at 10 am Hay and Straw sell at 12 noon Feeder Cattle at 12 noon
605-997-9901
Open at 5 pm • Eat in or order out 306 N. Veterans St. • Flandreau, SD 57028
Steakhouse & Saloon Fine Dining 7 days a week! • Banquet Room Available!
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2019 Summer Rec Activities Get Ready for some FUN this summer!! Check out all of the great activities we have planned for the summer rec program. We are excited to be offering some new programs this summer, along with some of the great programs we’ve offered in the past. Classes will be set up similar to last summer’s “minicamps”, so that kids can try something new each week. Don’t forget to look on the back, as we have LOTS of options this summer! Forms and payment can be picked up and dropped off attention to Josh Edlund at any of the Flandreau Public School offices, or at the Flandreau City Office. Forms and payment can also be mailed to: Flandreau City Office, 1005 West Elm, Flandreau, SD 57028. Checks can be made out to the City of Flandreau. *Age is determined by child’s current age or what grade the child will be going into in the fall of 2019 All forms and payment are due by May 24th. Questions?? Contact Josh Edlund at 218-275-3070 or josh.edlund@k12.sd.us Follow us on Facebook at City of Flandreau-Summer Rec Page. Track/Field Fun Grades: K-6, Cost $15 Junior/Beginner Golf—Starts May 30th Grades 4-8, Cost $15 Instructor: Ashtyn Bertram Instructor: Grace Johanson Dates: 3-Day Camp: May 29, 30, 31 Dates: Starting May 30th and Ending June 27th Time: 1:00-3:00 PM Every Wednesday & Thursday Morning Track Meet on the 31st starting at 1:00 PM *Participants will engage in various track and Beginner Golfers (0-2 years’ experience): field activities. Events for the meet will include: 8:30-9:30 am 50M, 100M, 400M, Softball Throw, Standing Long Intermediate Golfers (3+ years’ experience): Jump, 4X100 Relay 9:30-10:30 am Please wear tennis shoes and bring a water If possible, bring golf clubs. Not mandatory. bottle. Flandreau Football Field Flandreau Golf Course T-Ball-Tuesday’s and Thursday’s in June Ages 4-6, Cost $15 Coach: Kennedy Headrick and Shalyn Peters Dates: Starting June 4th and Ending June 27th *Scrimmage to be played at the end of season Every Tuesday & Thursday Evening 1 Group: 6-6:45 PM *Bring a glove, wear appropriate shoes, and water bottle. Location: TBD-depending on field availability. (Coaches will be in contact with parents prior to first practice)
Basketball Camp Grades 2-8, Cost $15 Instructor: Megan Severtson 3-Day Camp: Dates: June 3, 4, Grades 2-4: 9:00-10:30 AM Grades 5-8: 10:30-12:00 PM *Wear appropriate shoes and bring a water bottle. *Participants will be learning basic basketball fundamentals Flandreau Elementary Gym
Cheer Camp Grades: K-6, Cost $15 Instructor: Kortney Amdahl & FHS Cheerleaders 4-Day Camp: Dates: June 10, 11, 12, 13 Grades K-3: 1:00-1:45 PM Grades 4-6: 2:00-2:45 PM *Participants will learn various cheers, stunts, jumps, and a possible dance routine. Participants will march in parade. *Tshirt provided. Please indicate size on sign-up sheet Please wear tennis shoes & avoid big, baggy clothing. Flandreau Elementary Gym
Volleyball Camp Grades 2-4 Cost $15 Instructors: Lauren McCafferty & Lori Williams 3-Day Camp: Dates: June 17, 18, 19 Time: Grades 2-4: 1:00-3:00 PM *Wear appropriate shoes and bring a water bottle. *Participants will be learning basic fundamentals of volleyball. Flandreau Elementary Gym
Wilderness Camp Grades 2-6, Cost $15 Instructor: Mariana Pavlis 4- Day Camp: Dates: June 24, 25, 26 Group 1: (Grades 2-4): 9:30-10:30 AM Group 2: (Grades 5-6): 10:45-11:45 AM *Wear clothes and shoes that can get a little dirty. *Participants will learn about plants, insects, animals, and basic camping skills. Flandreau City Park ART CAMP Grades: K and Up Cost $20 (To cover supplies) Instructors: Maddie Hursey, Lily Perez, Gia Renteria 4-Day Camp: Dates: July 15, 16, 17, 18 Times: Group 1: 9:00-9:45 AM Group 2: 10:00-10:45 AM Group 3: 11:00-11:45 AM *We will be combining our art classes into 1 AMAZING CAMP *Participants will explore different painting and drawing styles and create make & take projects. *Please indicate group choice on sign-up sheet. Dress for a MESS!! Flandreau Japanese Gardens at the City Park ** NEW THIS SUMMER- Intro to Computer Programming** Grades: 3-6, Cost $15 Instructor: Dan Hall and Mitch Miller 4-Day Camp: Dates: July 22, 23, 24 Grades 3-6: 2:00-3:00 PM *Participants will learn Basic programming and computer fundamentals. *No equipment needed. Flandreau High School Tech Center Summer Activities at the Band Shell June 7th : Movie in the Park June 21st: Movie in the Park July 12th: Movie in the Park July 20th: Ryan Jones Concert, contemporary artist
Bandshell down by the Spot Drive In
Please fill out one registration form per child. Return this form with payment to any of the Flandreau Public School Offices or Flandreau City office by May 24th Flandreau Summer Recreation Program Summer 2019 Child’s Name:_______________________________________________________ Address:__________________________Town___________________Zip_________
Soccer Camp Ages 3 and Up, Cost $15 Instructor: Brittany Ho 4- Day Camp: Dates: July 8, 9, 10, 11 PeeWee Group (Age 3-4): 10:00-10:30 AM
Parents/Guardian Name:____________________________________________ Preferred Phone #________________Parent’s Email: _________________________ Please list a phone number where a parent can be reached during summer rec activities.
*PeeWee players must be accompanied by adult during practice.
Grade August 2019 _____Child’s Birth date___________Child’s Current Age_____
Group 2: (Age 5-7): 10:45-11:30 AM Group 3: (Age 8 and Up): 11:45-12:45 AM *Wear appropriate shoes, Cleats and shin guards if possible. Flandreau Practice Football Field
Emergency Contact (other than listed above)___________________________#________________ Please list any allergies that your child has (including foods) and medications he/she takes ____________________________________________________________________________________
*Completed forms & payment are due by May 24th and can be turned in to Josh Edlund at any of the Flandreau Public School offices or the Flandreau City office. Forms can also be mailed to Flandreau City Office, 1005 West Elm Ave, Flandreau, SD 57028. Please make checks out to the City of Flandreau. If you have any questions, contact Josh Edlund at 218-275-3070 or email josh.edlund@k12.sd.us . Follow us on Facebook at City of Flandreau-Summer Rec Page
Fire Up for Football Grades: 2-6, Cost $15 Instructor: Coach Derek Genzlinger 4-Day Camp: Dates: July 29, 30, 31, Aug 1 1 Group: 5:30-6:30 PM *Participants will learn basic fundamentals of football. *Possible flag football activities. No equipment needed. Flandreau Practice Football Field
Registering for: (Please circle)
Track/Field-$15 May 29-31
Golf-$15 Starts May 30th Circle Experience
Tshirt Size: Circle Youth Sizes XS S M L XL
Intermediate (3+years)
Missoula Children’s Theatre-One Week Onlyin August Grades 1st-10th, Cost $10 Auditions August 5th: 10:00 am at the Crystal Theatre Rehearsal times TBA during the week of Aug. 5-10th Performances on August 9th & 10th at 7:00PM Crystal Theatre
Wilderness Camp$15 June 24-26
Cheer camp--$20 June 10-13
Volleyball Camp$15 June 17-19
TBall-$15 Starts June 7
Beginner (0-2 years)
Questions about Camps and Activities? Contact Josh Edlund Phone: 218-275-3070 Email: josh.edlund@k12.sd.us
Basketball Camp-$15 June 4-7
ART Camp-$20 July 16-19 Circle Group Gr. 1: 9:00-9:45 AM
Soccer Camp July 8-11
Intro to Tech$15 July 22-24
Gr. 2:10:00-10:45 AM
Gr. 3:11:00-11:45 A
Fire up for Football- $15 July 21-August 1
Theatre-$10 August 5-10
# of Sessions Registering For:
____________ TOTAL $: ____________
PARENT READ/SIGN: _____________________HAS MY PERMISSION TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE ABOVE REGISTERED PROGRAM. In case of emergency I authorize the programs’ assigned personnel to administer first aid treatment, transport the participant to the nearest hospital if necessary, and notify me as quickly as possible. In the event of an emergency due to accidents beyond their control, I hereby release Flandreau supervisors, employees, and program volunteers from all liability. _______________________________________
Signature
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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe
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9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Royal Room in the Royal River Casino
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Insurance Services Flandreau, SD • 605-997-5253
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MOODY COUNTY SD AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Our Savior’s Lutheran, ELCA Pastor Alan Blankenfeld oslcf@iw.net Ph. 605-997-2186 Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible)
Sunday: 9 am Worship Service 10:15 am Coffee, www.oslcflandreau.org
Redeemer Lutheran, LCMS
Rev. Timothy Rynearson Ph. 605-997-3848 Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 8:30 am Worship Preschool: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Ss. Simon & Jude Flandreau SD 605-997-2610
Weekly Mass Schedule Sundays at 10:30 am
Read our parish bulletins on-line: www.parishesonline.com/ find/sts-simon-and-jude-parish
St. Peter Colman SD Weekly Mass Schedule Sunday at 8:30 am
Read our parish bulletins on-line: www.parishesonline.com/find/stssimon-and-jude-parish
Our Lady of Good Counsel Elkton SD - 605-542-8221 Weekly Mass Schedule: Saturday at 5:00 pm
Read our parish bulletins on-line: www.parishesonline.com/find/stssimon-and-jude-parish
Brought to you by the following sponsors:
Messiah Lutheran
Pastor David Bacon Ph. 605-997-2013 - Rural Trent SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9 am Church Service, Fellowship
United Methodist Pastor Don Vanderlip Pastor Justin Jenness Ph. 605-997-2857 Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible)
Sunday: 9-10:15 am, Sunday School 10:30 am Worship All are welcome
United Methodist Egan SD
605-864-1139 Sunday: 9 am Worship Service
Colman Lutheran Ph. 605-534-3224 - Colman SD
Worship 9:00 am • Sunday School 10:00 am
Midway Lutheran Church, ELCA Coffee fellowship at 9:30 am Worship at 10:30 am Anchor Church: St. John’s Lutheran Church, Madison S.D. Ph. 605-256-4855 Email: stjohnlutheran122@gmail.com
Second Presbyterian
Pastor Ann Spitzenberger
Ph. 605-997-3244 - Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9 am Sunday School, 10 am Worship
Trent Baptist
Dave Knutson, Pastor Ph. 605-428-5682 - Trent SD
(Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9:10 am Prayer Time, 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:40 am Sunday School Tuesday: 6:30 am Promise Keepers at John’s Place in Flandreau
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Darren and Allison Hamilton 22615 480th Ave • Flandreau, SD 57028 (605) 997-2679 office • (605) 864-8991 cell
Flandreau, South Dakota 997-2511
St. Mary’s/Our Blessed Redeemer Episcopal Flandreau SD
Sunday: 10:00 am Worship Sunday School to follow
Big Sioux Baptist Church
Pastor David Lillibridge Flandreau SD • www.bigsiouxbaptist.org
SERVICES: Sunday 11 am & 6:30 pm Thursday at 6:30 pm
The Rescue Church
Ph. 605-573-0080 www.therescuechurch.com Flandreau SD Lead Pastor - Jon Sanders Sunday: 10 am service
iCampus
www.therescuechurch.tv Sunday: 10:00 am Service Cross Trainers for K - 5th grade at the Community Center on Wednesdays at 6:15 pm August thru May
Immanuel Lutheran Ph. 542-2231 - Ward SD
Trinity Lutheran
Parsonage Ph. 542-2231 Elkton SD • Rev. Paul Gunderson Ward: Sunday 8:15 am Worship, 9:15 am Sunday School Elkton: 9:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am Sunday Worship
First Presbyterian
(Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 10:30 am Worship
Sioux Valley Baptist
Pastor Rita Weber Rural Trent SD Sunday 10 am Worship Service
Maynard's 108 N. Crescent Flandreau, SD 57028
Specializing in Land, Acreages, and Real Estate. Auctions of All Types Farms, Liquidations and Estates
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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Law Enforcement 1 Full Time Police Officer Open: April 23, 2019 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 in-service 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. Applications are available at the FSST Tribal Office or print one off online at www.fsst.org May attach resume to Tribal Application. All applicants, for any position within the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe are subject to a preemployment drug & alcohol screen and a background check as a condition of an employment offer. Direct questions to Kiya Esquivel, Human Resources Generalist 605-997-3891 Ext. 1201
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NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release April 17, 2019
Say goodbye to winter at Iott’s Open House April 26-28 After a long, hard winter, it’s time to celebrate spring and stock up on flowers and plants at the Spring Open House at Iott’s Greenhouse & Gardens near Ward, SD. This year, the Open House is April 26, 27 and 28, and you’ll find greenhouses packed with colorful new annuals and perennials, hanging baskets brimming with seasonal hues and ornamental planters ready to instantly beautify your home for the growing season. “Many area gardeners look for the newest selections from Proven Winners,” said Nancy Iott, designer and co-owner. “Our greenhouse team has been certified as Proven Winner experts—and they are ready to show people some exciting introductions. With winter finally behind us, we’re all ready to get some color into the landscape!” The Iott’s Open House has become a can’t miss annual event for area gardeners who look forward each year to receiving their postcard invitation. With door prizes each day, great specials in the greenhouse and coffee and cookies for everyone, Iott’s Open House is a spring party every year. Iott said the greenhouse has added several exciting new plants this year, including Popcorn Plant. Give this stunner some space in your garden—up to a 4 by 5 foot sunny area. Popcorn plant is a tropical from Africa with a fresh buttered popcorn fragrance from the leaves along the stalks of yellow blooms. Heuchera Lemon Love is another newcomer, growing 10 to 14 inches with flower spikes to 20 inches. Slightly ruffled, chartreuse leaves resist burning. Lemon Love is a vigorous grower, with creamy flowers and lime green coloring in deeper shade. Over time, this plant will spread to about 3 feet wide if given the space. Hydrangea Invincibelle Mini Mauvette grows up to 3 feet tall with purple-pink colored blooms on extremely dark green foliage. Stems are very stiff and strong to hold up the flowers, which rebloom until frost. Iott also recommends Pulmonaria Pretty In Pink, which grows up to 14 to 16 inches with rose-pink flowers that stay pink and dark green leaves speckled with silver. This plant will thrive in part to full shade with adequate moisture. And Superbells Holy Cow!, a Calibrachoa hybrid from Proven Winners, will catch your eye with its pink, white and yellow blooms trailing up to 22 inches. Check out all of this year’s plants at Iott’s Greenhouse & Gardens near Ward, SD. Spring hours at the greenhouse are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 8 pm, Saturday 8 am to 6 pm and Sunday 11 am to 5 pm, closed only on Easter Sunday and Memorial Day for services. Call Chris or Nancy Iott at 605-997-2816, email iottsgreenhouse@gmail.com or check out their colorful website at www.iottsgreenhouseandgardens.com for more information. You can also find Iott’s on Facebook. ---30--For more information or to schedule photos, please call Chris Iott, 605-997-2816.
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release April 10, 2019
Celebrate spring: Iott’s opens April 16 Spring is finally here, and Iott’s Greenhouse & Gardens has great new annuals and perennials, along with colorful ways to celebrate spring. Iott’s is opening their greenhouse full of plants near Ward, SD, on Tuesday, April 16, with a dazzling selection of newly developed flowers and plants to stir the imaginations of home gardeners. Get an early start with “Plant Your Own Container Night.” Choose April 15, or gather four friends and schedule your own evening. The fun starts at 6:30—just bring your own planter or purchase one of Iott’s beautiful containers. Iott’s will keep your planter in the warm greenhouse until Mothers Day for a successful start. Space is limited so call 605-997-2816 to reserve a place. Your cost will be based on the soil used in your planter and the plant material you choose.
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Located 3 miles East of Sioux Falls on I-90, Exit 402
SATURDAY, MAY 4 • 10:00 AM Interstate Auction Center, LLC “South Dakota’s Best Located Auction”
Located 3 miles East of Sioux Falls on I-90, Exit 402 Jess Donkersloot, Auctioneer 605-331-4550 or 507-370-1912 Website: auctionzip.com
Rental Depot
134 Main Avenue South • Brookings, SD • (605) 697-8044 Locally owned and operated for over 18 years!
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“It has been a long winter and we feel everyone will be starting their search for something green early this year,” said Nancy Iott, designer and co-owner. “Our gardening friends are looking for pre-made containers and blooming baskets to get a jump start at outdoor decorating—and we’ve got them ready to go!” Iott said there are lots of new plants to see at the greenhouse this year, including the Abutilon Lucky Lantern series in red, tangerine and yellow. These dwarf cultivars are in the 12” height range, making them perfect for your full sun to partial sun containers. Proven Winners has a new Euphorbia this year. A larger version of Diamond Frost, Diamond Mountain will make a good landscape plant to put with the Vista Supertunia Bubblegum. Diamond Mountain will grow to 24 to 36 inches in height and likes a sunny spot. Iott’s Greenhouse & Gardens is near Ward, SD, on 225th Street. Beginning Tuesday, April 16, the greenhouse is open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 8 pm, Saturday 8 am to 6 pm and Sunday 11 am to 5 pm. The greenhouse is closed on Easter Sunday and Memorial Day for services. Call Chris or Nancy Iott at 605-997-2816, email them at iottsgreenhouse@gmail.com or check out their colorful and informative website, www.iottsgreenhouseandgardens.com or visit Iott’s on Facebook.
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MOODY COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FLANDREAU S.D. 12 NOON
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Bob’s Electric The Personal Touch Ekern Home Equipment
Mon.-Wed 9am-5pm Thur.-Friday 9am-5:30pm Sat. 9am-2pm Sun. Closed
Flandreau Building Center Kuhle-Sutton Agency
Maynards Food Center
Loiseau Construction
Flandreau Dental
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Breakfast Buffet Sunday, May 5 9:30-2:30pm Mark your calendars !!!
MOTHER’S DAY BUFFET SUNDAY, MAY 12 9:30 am to 2 pm
Make BlueJays your On/Off Sale Beer & Liquor Headquarters Stop in today and shop our Large Selection ! 7 days a week !
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EGAN CITY MINUTES REGULAR MEETING APRIL 17, 2019
The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on April 17, 2019 6:00pm at the Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd St, Egan, SD. Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Nancy Hansen, Cody Chamblin and Doug Smidt. Also present: Brenda Duncan-Finance Officer, Barb Westover, Dan Warborg, and Tom and Mary Ehrichs. The meeting was called to order by J. Steinhauer at 6:00pm Motion by Chamblin and second by Smidt to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.” Motion by Chamblin and second by Smidt to approve the Board of Equalization minutes from March 20, 2019, and regular council meeting from March 20, 2019. All present voted “aye”. Public Comment: None Zoning: Building Permit 2019-02 was reviewed. Old Business: Motion by Hansen and second by Chamblin to pay Asphalt Surfacing Co. $3,847.20 for road repairs. New Business: Second reading of Ordinance No. 204 an Ordinance Creating Urban & Rural Service Districts. Motion by Chamblin and second by Smidt to approve Ordinance No. 204. Voting aye: Chamblin, Olson, and Smidt. Abstaining: Hansen and Steinhauer Motion by Chamblin and second by Smidt to hold the first reading of Ordinance 205 Regulating the Discharge of Sump Pumps, Storm Water, and Ground Water. Motion by Hansen and second by Olson to approve the 2018 Annual Report as presented. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Olson and second by Chamblin to approve the 2019 Mosquito Control Agreement with the City of Colman. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Hansen and second by Smidt to set May 4, 2019 as Annual Clean Up Day. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Steinhauer and second by Olson to publish minutes in Moody County Booster for one year and to re-evaluate after one year. All present voted “aye”. Finance Officer Duncan informed the board of three small claims filed for non-payment of utility bills.
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Motion by Hansen and second by Chamblin to approve the request of Tom and Mary Ehrichs to close a portion of West 7th Street adjoining Blocks 15-16-27 of Prospect Park Addition, and also North Irvin Street adjoining Block 27 Prospect Park Addition.
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Discussion on replacing snow plow truck. Chamblin reported on requests to use baseball fields. Motion by Chamblin and second by Olson to approve the financial report. All present voted “aye”.
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Motion by Chamblin and second by Smidt to approve the following bills: All Flags LLC $115.92 (Vets Park Flags); Asphalt Paving Co. $3,847.20 (patching); Best Western Ramkota Hotel $230.72 (Lodging Code Enforcement); Big Sioux Water $2,855.76 (Water/water loan); BlueJays $5.52 (Supplies); Century Link $78.72 (Office phone); Century Link $74.23 (Water/sewer phone); CitiBusiness Card $72.56 (Supplies); City of Sioux Falls $43.50 (Bacteria Testing); Dept Of Treasurer $2034.58 (Payroll Liabilities); Eng Services $1002.80 (garbage services); Greg’s Welding $25.00 (Repairs); Health Pool of SD $500.00 (Insurance); Hydro Tech Services $3,987.84 (Lift Station Pump); K & S Electric $150.00 (Wire in Pump); Moody Clerk of Courts $29.60 (Small Claims fees); Moody County Enterprise $89.23 (Publishing); Ottertail $707.90 (Electric); RDC $79.90 (internet); Rivers Edge $994.73 (Fuel/Propane); SD Assn Of Code Enforcement $50 (Conference Fee); SD DOT $456.56 (Bridge Inspection Fee); SD Gov’t Finance Officers Assn $75.00 (Finance Officer School); SD State Treas. $92.31 (Sales Tax); Significant Digits, Inc. $350.00 (Licensing Fee); Softline Data Inc. $225.00 (Public Alert Software); Sturdevant Companies $25.70 (Supplies); Tyler Lumber Co $14.37 (Supplies); USDA $569.00 (water loan); USPS $142.50 (Postage): Payroll – General $1100.47, Water $450.00, Sewer $450.00. All present voted “aye”. Correspondence was reviewed. No action taken. Motion to adjourn at 7:00pm made by Steinhauer and second by Chamblin. All present voted “aye”. Next regular council meeting is May 22, 2019 at 6:00pm. Minutes submitted pending Board approval. ATTEST: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer John Steinhauer, Chairman
NOTICE To Egan SD Residents Clean up day will be Saturday, May 4th, 2019. Meet at City Hall at 8:30am. Residents must place items in separate piles – such as - wood – metal – appliances. Mattresses, box springs, and tires will be picked up if prepaid at city hall. Each mattress, box spring, or tire is $10 a piece. Payment may be placed in drop box – include name, address, and items to be picked up. Any mattress, box spring, or tire not prepaid will be left on property. The Egan Cemetery will also have clean up on May 4th. Volunteers should bring hand tools and meet at the Egan Senior Center at 8:30am to plan for work at the cemetery. The Egan Ladies Cemetery Association will provide a light lunch for workers at the Senior Center following the cleanup efforts. All volunteers are welcome.
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605-864-8864
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of Flandreau South Dakota Demonstration Education Project February 2019 The Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe is seeking Motivational/Educational Speakers or Cultural/ Language Presenters for its Demonstration Education Project. Speakers will address K-12 school aged children in a school assembly format. Description of Work: Consultants will present to students who attend the Flandreau Public School system in Flandreau, South Dakota. •
The Consultant will provide a cultural/historical/ motivational/educational presentation on a contracted basis usually for one day. • The Consultant should present a message that promotes positive social skills, self-discipline, and a positive self-image. • The Consultant should have demonstrated experience with motivating children of all ages. • The Consultants message should be culturally and/historically relevant to the Flandreau Santee Sioux Nation Qualifications • • •
Experience- Prior demonstrated experience in public speaking Priority will be given to local and regional applicants Personal characteristics- Respectful in the Dakota Way; Personable and can motivate children to perform.
Consultants will be asked to sign a contract and will be compensated based on experience. Please submit a resume and detailed letter describing past engagements and performances. Send to:
Elizabeth Sheely, Acting Coordinator Elizabeth.sheely@fsst.org 605-997-2859
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• Fully licensed and insured • Tree removal - small and large • Pruning - trees and shrubs • Dutch Elm Disease injections • Emerald Ash Borer Treatment • Climbing services • Cable and bracing services
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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
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• Oil, Filters or Lube • Exhaust Systems Repair & Installation • Tune ups • Starter Work • Belts & Hoses • Water Pump Repair • Alternator & Batteries • Tires for all needs • Complete Service • Engine Overhaul Repair or Replacement
Scott Ahlers Automotive 118 North Wind Street • Flandreau, SD 57028
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Education Coordinator Open : February 25, 2019 - Until Filled FLSA Status: Summary:
Full Time - Exempt
Performs the following tasks in compliance with the 638 BIA Contract Program- BIA/AVT Higher Education and the Johnson O’Malley Program. Oversees the implementation and supervision of grant programs awarded to FSST Education under the authority of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe. Provides assistance in the development, planning, evaluation and coordination of activities related to community education and program development. Targets FSST enrolled youth and FSST members to recruit into higher education programs and universities, adult education programs, or other related assistance. May supervise temporary Summer Youth Coordinators when the Summer Youth Program is active. Minimum Qualifications: 1. Bachelor’s Degree required with Education focus preferred, 2-3 years of experience with higher education programs, grant writing, scholarships or other similar related duties strongly preferred. 2. Possession of a valid SD Driver’s license and insurable by the FSST. Willingness to use personal vehicle in the course of employment. Must submit to a pre-employment drug and alcohol screening and P.L. 101-630 background check. 3. Ability to handle multiple tasks and/or projects and occasionally work odd hours. 4. Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing to interface with a wide range of stakeholders, internal staff, advisory/school boards/parent boards, committee members and community members as well as young people and parents. 5. Direct experience with native youth and cultural sensitivity and knowledge education program planning, development, implementation and evaluation strongly preferred. Must submit to a background check and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. Applications are available at the FSST Tribal Office or apply online at www.santeesioux.com 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. Direct questions to Tribal Human Resources Department 605-997-3891 or email Kiya.Esquivel@fsst.org.
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Project Coordinator Open : February 25, 2019 - Until Filled FLSA Status: Salary:
Full Time - Exempt $55,000
Summary: The Project Coordinator will implement the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe’s three (3) year Education Demonstration Grant and satisfy the objectives identified in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the “Tribe” and the Flandreau Public School District. The Project Coordinator will collaborate with the FSST’s Education Department and Dakota Language/Cultural program, school administration, and parent committees to implement the Grant. In addition, the Project Coordinator will oversee the Johnson O’ Malley 638 BIA Contract program; supervise the Dakota Language Director, School Liaisons and the Project Assistant.
Minimum Qualifications: • Must have graduated with a 4 year college degree in Education or closely related filed. A combination of education and five (5) years’ experience in the specific field may be considered. • Must have demonstrated an interest and commitment to language revitalization by participation in community language classes or other Language/Culture Program activities. • Should possess strong communication skills and eagerness to teach. Must submit to a background check and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. Applications are available at the FSST Tribal Office or apply online at www.santeesioux.com 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. Direct questions to Tribal Human Resources Department 605-997-3891 or email Kiya.Esquivel@fsst.org.
Leslie A. Hurley, Agent LeRoy Tunender, Agent Flandreau, SD • Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9am-4:30pm
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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center 403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028
Opens: May 01, 2019 Closes: May 28, 2019
LPN
Summary: FT position (40 hrs.) Monday – Friday. Assisting physician and/or mid-level in clinic environment. Rooming patients, obtaining medical histories, and assisting with procedures. 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 have valid driver’s license. Must submit to pre-employment drug and alcohol testing and background investigation. Applications are available at the Tribal Health Center or Tribal office. You can access an online application at santeesioux.org. Submit applications/resume to Roxee Johnson, HR Manager, 403 W. Broad Ave., P.O. Box 329, Flandreau, SD 57028. For questions call (605) 573-4126. NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release April 25, 2019
Farmers Market season opens May 4 in former Callaway’s lot
Composting Our soil is the foundation for growing our crops, flowers and vegetables. Maintaining the soil is the responsibility of every farmer and gardener. In recent years farmers have become much better at returning organic matter to the soil. Gardeners also need to work at returning organic matter to their gardens. Composting is a simple way to recycle organic material. Anyone with a flower garden or a vegetable garden can easily and inexpensively enhance the soil quality through the use of compost. The more material that we use in composts the less we need to send to landfills. Making compost is not a complicated process. It can be as simple as making a pile of organic materials in the corner of your garden, or as technical as building boxes to contain the materials in various stages of decomposition. Compost piles will not have strong odors if managed properly. One can easily make compost in what is called a “cold” pile. To start the pile, use energy materials such as dairy, chicken, rabbit or horse manure, grass clippings, fruit and vegetable waste, and garden trimmings. You will also need to add bulking agents such as wood chips, hay, straw or chopped corn stalks. Ideally, pieces of material decay faster if they are chopped into smaller pieces. (from Sustaining Horticulture for Wyoming, Master Gardener, Page 325) After you have started a pile, ideally about one cubic yard of material, there are two other important ingredients: moisture and aeration. If the pile is too dry the decay processes and microorganisms will not work. The contents of the pile need to be moist like a sponge but not dripping wet. Aeration or stirring, mixing, turning, whatever you chose to call it, mixes air/oxygen into the pile, thus speeding the decay process. This can be done once a week. New materials can be added to the pile; however, they should be dug into the center of the pile and covered if possible, to avoid rodent and animal issues in the pile. Depending on the size of gardens and availability of composting materials, one may want to start a second or third compost pile in order to maintain different stages of decomposition. A “hot” compost pile is similar to the cold pile but requires more attention. The advantage to creating a hot pile is the killing of weed seeds and the speed of the process. A hot pile will create good compost in a few months whereas a cold pile may take a year or more. You know your compost pile is working when it shrinks in size. It is not unusual for a pile to lose half its original volume. The best part about compost is the benefit it provides a garden. Mix compost with soil to add organic matter or use it as mulch. Well decomposed composts are good soil amendments. They make soil easier to work and create a better medium for plant growth. Mixing one to two inches of compost into the soil of a vegetable or flower garden can be extremely beneficial. One can also mulch between rows with compost which helps control weeds and conserve water. In conclusion, composting is the ultimate in recycling. It is important that we give back to the earth which sustains us and gives us beauty. Recycle your vegetable matter, improve your soil, and reap the benefits! (For more detailed information feel free to contact your local Master Gardener.) Brookings Area Master Gardener Delmer H. Wolkow (bamg605@gmail.com)
The freshest plants and foods this year are available at Callaway’s Farmers Market, opening for the season Saturday May 4. The fun continues every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the growing season in the former Callaway’s parking lot near 69th Street and Minnesota Avenue in Sioux Falls. Area gardeners will find a dazzling selection of gorgeous hanging baskets, colorful planters and garden plants ready to put in the ground or containers from Iott’s Greenhouse & Gardens, one of the big attractions at the Farmers Market. Among the newest Proven Winners plants this year is a new Euphorbia. A larger version of Diamond Frost, Diamond Mountain will make a good plant to pair with the Vista Supertunia Bubblegum. Diamond Mountain will grow to 24 to 36 inches in height and likes a sunny spot. Heuchera Lemon Love is another newcomer, growing 10 to 14 inches with flower spikes to 20 inches. Slightly ruffled, chartreuse leaves resist burning. Lemon Love is a vigorous grower, with creamy flowers and lime green coloring in deeper shade. Over time, this plant will spread to about 3 feet wide if given the space. And Superbells Holy Cow!, a Calibrachoa hybrid from Proven Winners, will catch your eye with its pink, white and yellow blooms trailing up to 22 inches. The Farmers Market at Callaway’s also spotlights a wide selection of specialty meats, vegetables and eggs from Hanisch Farms, and Mark VanTol, offering fresh pies and seasonal vegetables. “From beautiful baskets to brighten patios to delicious fresh foods, it’s all available at The Farmers Market at Callaway’s,” said Chris Iott. “We’re looking forward to seeing our many friends again this year at our Farmer’s Market, starting on May 4.” The Farmers Market at Callaway’s is two blocks east of the intersection of 69th Street and Minnesota Avenue in Sioux Falls. For more information, go to www.iottsgreenhouseandgardens.com. ---30--For more information, please call Chris Iott, 605-997-2816.
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SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM The City of Flandreau is offering a 50/50 cost sharing program for the replacement of deteriorating sidewalks in residential areas of the community. This program is designed to enhance the appeal and safety of walking as a means of transportation as well as for the health and social benefits. For more information, please contact the City Offices at 997-2492. Funding is limited.
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COLMAN-EGAN SCHOOL ACTIVITY CALENDAR • MAY 2019 Brought to you by these proud supporters of the Colman-Egan School District:
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CITY OF FLANDREAU 1005 W. Elm Avenue Flandreau, SD 57028-1404 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 22nd, 2019 The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in special session on Monday, April 22nd, 2019 at 3:05 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Mayor Mark Bonrud. Aldermen: Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman. Absent: Alderman Brad Bjerke. Also present were Jeff Pederson and Karen Gundvaldson, City of Flandreau; Corey Bruning, City Attorney; Jim Zandt, property owner; and Brenda Wade Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried. There were no Public Comments. City Administrator Pederson reviewed the status of the Jim Zandt property located at 101 and 103 E. 2nd Avenue. An engineering report prepared by American Engineering Testing, Minneapolis, MN, has been received. The report indicates the south wall needs to be removed and reconstructed. Also noted in the report were observations regarding the east wall that is leaning, water infiltration issues, and movement of the north pilasters. Mr. Zandt shared that he has contacted Smith Brothers Masonry, Brandon, SD, and requested they provide a bid to remove and reconstruct the south wall as his insurance company requires he provide a bid prior to determination of claim proceeds due him. Discussion was held regarding the need to conduct further analysis of the observations noted in the engineering study to determine if other repairs need to be completed to ensure the building is structurally sound or should be demolished due to extensive repairs needed. Also discussed was the state law requirement to obtain an asbestos survey prior to any demolition taking place. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Sutton to contract with American Engineering Testing to provide further analysis of structural soundness of the building and to have the City take the necessary steps to conduct an asbestos survey. The following members voted aye: Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried. City Administrator Pederson also noted that barriers have been moved to allow two-way traffic on Wind Street and 2nd Avenue as American Engineering Testing does not believe the building is in danger of imminent collapse. Fencing has been constructed around the property to block pedestrian traffic as there is still a threat of individual blocks falling from the building. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Unger to approve the purchase of a 2019 John Deere Gator TX in the amount of $8,776.72 to be paid from Park Department Capital Outlay ($2,400.00) and Restricted Capital Equipment Replacement Reserve Account ($6,376.72). The following members voted aye: Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried. There were no Council Comments. City Administrator Pederson has received notification from Clark Engineering that construction work will begin on April 29th on the water and wastewater project to complete remaining items such as grading, seeding, concrete, and ADA ramps that were not completed in fall 2018. The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 3:47 p.m. Mark Bonrud Mayor ATTEST: Jeff Pederson City Administrator
On November 3, 2003, Moody County Deputy Sheriff Bill Davis, was tragically killed while on duty on Interstate 29 at the Big Sioux River Bridge in Moody County. Deputy Davis had twentytwo years of service with the Moody County Sheriff’s Office. In honor of Deputy Davis, The South Dakota Department of Transportation will be erecting a sign at the bridge, in his name. The Moody County Sheriff’s Office and Moody County Commissioner’s will host a Sign Dedication Ceremony, on Saturday, May 11th at 1:00 pm, at the Moody County Courthouse. We would like to thank Tony Firman and Deputy Davis’s brother Paul Gertsen, for assisting in getting the sign placed at the bridge for Deputy Davis.
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City Of Flandreau SD PUBLIC NOTICES 1005 West Elm Ave. Flandreau, SD 57028-1404 • 605-997-2492 • Fax. 605-997-2915 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS April 15th, 2019
The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Monday, April 15th, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Mayor Mark Bonrud (7:50 p.m.). Aldermen: Brad Bjerke, Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman. Absent: None. Also present were Jeff Pederson and Karen Gundvaldson, City of Flandreau; Chief Zach Weber, Officer Rob Neuenfeldt, Officer Tony Garcia, and Officer Gabriel Frias, Flandreau Police Department (FPD); Danielle Anderson, and Bekah Bambas, Boys and Girls Club; Dave Lorang, Banner Associates, Inc.; Carleen Wild Wilson, Flandreau Development Corporation; and Brenda Wade Schmidt, Moody County Enterprise. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Tufty to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Danielle Anderson and Bekah Bambas, Moody County Boys and Girls Club, informed Council of their intent to hold a fund raising raffle that will be drawn on July 10th, 2018, with a trip to Cancun or cash in the amount of $3,000 as the prize. The prize is sponsored by Ramsdell F & M. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Bjerke to approve the minutes of April 1st, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: None. Abstain: Unger. Absent: None. Motion carried. Motion by Pesall and seconded by Unger to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll 4/10/2019: general, 16,358.43; 3rd penny, 215.25; water, 3,669.07; electric, 6,968.61; sewer, 3,213.27; airport, 142.88; solid waste, 214.32; (19817) Banner Associates, safe house #2, 13,494.77; Best Western Ramkota Hotel Watertown, conference, 91.99; Big Sioux Water System, water usage, 70.00; Bob’s Electric, repairs, 141.33; Booster Publishing, publishing/advertising, 1,305.36; Cardmember Services, supplies, 247.72; Community Counseling Services, subsidy, 1,900.00; Cybercoach, repairs, 170.00; Dakota Pump & Control Co., repairs, 479.59; Ekern Home Equipment, repairs, 221.14; Elifeguard, supplies, 319.35; Elite Business Systems, supplies/contract, 340.59; Equipment Blades, center cutting edge, 749.01; Farmers Implement & Irrigation, blades & hose, 365.39; Flandreau Volunteer Fire Dept., fire calls/training/meetings, 3,512.00; FSST, utility taxes, 521.88; Galls, uniforms, 325.45; Gillespie Outdoor Power Equipment, mower, 8,924.70; GovOffice, contract, 400.00; Greg’s Welding, repairs, 2,905.00; Heiman, supplies, 284.00; Helms & Associates, professional fees, 1,590.19; Justice Fire & Safety, repairs, 301.28; Maynards of Flandreau, supplies, 53.52; Merle’s Steam Clean Carpet Services, repairs, 150.00; Michael Fargen, safety glasses, 250.00; MidAmerican Energy, gas bill, 3,066.11; Moody County Enterprise, publishing/advertising, 304.17; Pitney Bowes-Leasing, contract, 74.97; Pitney Bowes, ink cartridge, 113.04; Postmaster, postage, 265.00; Productivity Plus Account, freight, 42.12; Ramsdell F&M, propane, 546.56; River’s Edge Cooperative, gas/oil, 3,087.90; SD Supplemental Retirement Plan, retirement, 292.31; Sioux Falls Psychological Services, professional fees, 453.00; Sioux Valley Energy, utilities, 256.00; Sparkle Car Wash, police, 68.50; Sturdevant’s Auto Supply, supplies, 105.88; Tyler Lumber, supplies, 1,293.79; Verizon, cell phone/jet packs, 377.79; Waxdahl NAPA Plus, supplies, 102.12; Wesco, Phase 4 Electric Distribution, 240,221.52; William Clipp, MRES rebate, 150.00 (19860). The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. There were no Public Comments. Police Chief Zach Weber introduced new K-9 Police Officer Tony Garcia and new Police Officer Gabriel Frias, who each spoke on their background and training. Both new officers are fluent in Spanish. Council President Sutton had no report. City Administrator Pederson shared information from the recent Healthy Hometown committee meeting, indicating that May is National Bicycle Month. After permission is officially received from SDDOT, simulated bike paths will be created for several blocks on Pipestone Avenue for residents to use during a scheduled period that month. A tentative schedule of bicycle events for children and adults was shared by Carleen Wild Wilson. A report regarding the wastewater system in reference to recent water/wastewater issues has been received from Shane Waterman, Clark Engineering; additional analysis is forthcoming. Several inquiries have been received concerning the sidewalk incentive program. The insurance claim representative for the Jim Zandt property informed the City Administrator that the structural engineering report to assess the property at 101 and 103 E. 2nd Avenue is complete and will be provided to Mr. Zandt. Pederson indicated Mr. Zandt informed him that he will share a copy of
the engineering report with the City. More discussion will take place after the report is received and reviewed. Motion by Whitman and seconded by Pesall to approve the Department and Administrative Reports. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Old Business: A bid opening was held on March 29th for construction of the second Safe Room Building in Flandreau. Six contractors submitted bids as follows: Allen Construction.......................................................... $271,320.00 Flandreau, SD Clark Drew Construction .............................................. $232,900.00 Brookings, SD F.R.S., Inc., DBA Solbros Const. ................................... $231,000.00 Pierre, SD Pulscher Brothers, Inc. .................................................. $256,500.00 Flandreau, SD Tellinghuisen Construction.............................................. $247,900.00 Willow Lake, SD Visions Construction Group, Inc. .................................... $244,800.00 Tea, SD The project is funded with a grant from the SD Office of Emergency Management (75% federal share / 25% local share). Dave Lorang, Banner Associates, Inc., discussed options that may be taken to reduce costs as the low bid is greater than the budgeted amount. A motion was made by Whitman and seconded by Bjerke to accept the low bid from F.R.S., Inc., DBA Solbros Construction in the amount of $231,000.00. Upon a roll call vote being taken, the following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: Sutton and Unger. Motion carried. Mayor Bonrud entered the meeting at 7:50 p.m. and chaired the remainder of the meeting. Alderman Unger left the meeting at 7:50 p.m. Upon recommendation from the Mayor, a motion was made by Sutton and seconded by Tufty to appoint the following to the Task Force to review property appearance codes: Bob Pesall, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, Karla Bjerke, Mark Ekern, Jen Headrick, Chris Neises, and Amy Olinger. Mayor Bonrud will also serve on the Task Force; City Administrator Pederson will serve as a resource person for the Task Force. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Unger. Motion carried. New Business: City Administrator Jeff Pederson shared ideas for a spring program to entice the public to improve the appearance of their property in advance of the upcoming Sesquicentennial and All School Reunion. After discussion, it was determined that May 15th, 2019 thru June 15th, 2019 will be “Yard Spruce-Up Month” upon proclamation of Mayor Bonrud. City Administrator Jeff Pederson shared information on a Planned Residential District Plan submitted by Scott Ramsdell on behalf of Alison Ramsdell and Jason Unger. He indicated County Ordinance requires the plan be submitted to the City of Flandreau for review of the impact the proposed District may have upon City infrastructure and public service delivery systems since it lies within one mile or less of the corporate boundary of the City. He was unable to determine any negative impacts upon the City from the proposed development. Motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to provide comment to Moody County indicating there is no adverse impact upon the City of Flandreau from the proposed Planned Residential District. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Unger. Motion carried. A bid opening was held on Wednesday, April 10th, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. for the concession stand at the City Park for the summer season 2019. One bid was received as follows: Vonda Crow and Tom Hansen ................................................ $423.00 Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Pesall to award the bid for the City Park Concession Stand for 2019 to Vonda Crow and Tom Hansen for $423.00. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: Unger. Motion carried. There were no Council Comments. The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m. Mark Bonrud - Mayor ATTEST: Jeff Pederson - City Administrator
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LARGE PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
1956 Ford F-100 Pickup, 2016 DCT 7’x14’ Hyd. Dump Trailer & Other Trailers, Bush Hog #2408 Disc Mower & Other Equipment, 2013 Commander XT UTV, Micro Sprint Car, 2004 Ford Freestar Van, 1967 Ford Mustang, 1974 Dodge Dart & 1981 Buick Regal Project Cars, Chev. 3.1 Multi Port Engine, Sprint Car Frames, Large Assortment of Auto Parts & Accessories, Many Tools & Shop Items, HVAC Items, 12’x36’ Cattle Shed, Calf Huts, Port. Corral Panels, Saddles, Tack & Other Horse Related Items, Antiques & Collectibles, Household, & Much More!! As we have sold our acreage & are moving out of state we will offer the following personal property at auction at our residence at 24761 485th Ave./Hwy. #11, Sherman SD; or from Kibble JD in Garretson SD - approx. 5¼ miles north on Hwy. #11.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2019 Sale Time: 4:00 pm
Livestock Building, Farm Equipment, Vehicles, DCT Trailer, Micro Sprint Car & Accessories to begin selling at 6:00 pm. Lunch by My Place VEHICLES & PROJECT CARS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES: 1956 Ford F-100 Pickup w/Custom Cab and Refurbished with a 351 Windsor Engine out of a 1978 Mercury Cougar, a 1977 Ford E-100 Auto Trans., a 1965 Ford Galaxy Rear End and 1987 Chrysler 5th Ave Front End, Primed Exterior – VG Cond.; 2004 Ford Freestar Work Van w/Ladder Rack, 3.9L 6 Cyl. Eng., Auto. Trans, 276,665 Miles; 1967 Mustang w/289 Eng. – Project Car – Complete; 1974 Dodge Dart Custom w/45,000 Original Miles, 318 Eng., 4 Door – Project Car; 1981 Buick Regal – 2 Door, No Motor, Shedded – Project Car; 1994 GMC Sierra ¾ Ton Pickup (Parts); Winnebago Camper (Parts); Chev. 3.1 Multi-Port Eng. w/Oversized Cam; Many Chev. 3.1 Engine Parts; 13” UTV Rims – 4 Bolt - #110 Pattern; MICRO SPRINT CAR, FRAMES, BERETTA RACE CAR: Triple X Frame Micro Sprint Car w/ 600 CC Motor, 2 Top Wings, 2 Front Wings; 1991 Beretta Race Car; 1987 Sprint Car Frame w/Nygard Chassis; Sportsman G-Body Stock Car Frame; Nascar #27 Paul Menard Side Panel w/ Cert.; Nascar Goodyear Race Tire & Misc. TRAILERS: 2016 DCT 7’x14’ Hyd. Dump Trailer, Elec. Over Hyd. Hoist, Ramps & HD Dbl. Axles; 1974 Superior 2 Horse Gooseneck Trailer – New Bearings, Wiring, & Other Repairs; 2 Wheel HM Pickup Box Trailer; 4’x10’ 2 Wheel Trailer w/Wire Sides; Boat Trailer Frame; Water Tank on Boat Trailer; 2 Wheel HM Trailer; 2 Wheel Pickup Trailer Loaded w/Scrap Iron. COMMANDER XT UTV: 2013 Commander XT UTV 4x4 w/Rotax 800 Eng., 369 Hrs., 4,440 Miles. FARM EQUIPMENT & IMPLEMENTS: Bush Hog #HM2408 Disk Mower- 3 Pt. (Nice); Parker 250 Bu. Gravity Wagon w/Kewanee #47 Gear & Truck Tires; Flare Box Wagon on Steel Wheel Frame; 3 Pt. 5’ Blade; Hyd. Log Splitter (needs work). SNOWBLOWER, MOWERS, GENERATOR, LAWN & GARDEN ITEMS: Ranch King 8HP 26” 6 Spd. Snowblower w/Elec. Start; 2 Schweiss Lawn Mowers – Not Running; Honda EM200X Port. Generator; Ariens 7 HP Rear Tine Garden Tiller – Needs Work; Stihl FS-45C Gas Trimmer & FS-80V Trimmer; DR Walk Behind Trimmer; County Line 15 Gal. Sprayer. SHOP ITEMS & TOOLS: Strongway 50 Ton Air/Hydraulic Shop Press – Like New; 2 Sets Metal Scaffolding & Outriggers, Safety Rails, Wheels – Like New; Continental 2T Cherry Picker; Klutch 110V Wire Feed Welder w/ Gas; Lincoln 225 Arc Welder; CH Port. Twin Cyl. Air Compressor; 2 – Craftsman Stacking Tool Boxes; 5’x10’ Wdn. Work Table; Reddy 115,000 BTU Heater; Pro Temp Industrial 170,000 or 220,000 BTU Heater; Earthquake Gas Post Hole Digger; Port. 110V Pressure Washer; Pittsburgh Hyd. Porta Power Set; Cam Bearing Tool (New); Auto Pogo Stick Lift; Steel Drive-On Car Ramps; HM Dolley Cart; HM Sandblaster; Shop Vacs; Oil Transfer Pump; 2,000 lb. Chain Hoist; Bell JT Service Tool; Slide Hammer Gear Puller Set; Tail Pipe Expander; ¾” Socket Set; IR & CH Air Impacts; Remington 496 Power Fastener; CP Automotive Spray Gun; Asst’d. Wrenches, Sockets, Drives & Other Tools; 4 Wheel Dolleys; Wdn. Service Desk – 3’x6’; Log Chains & Chain Binders; Receiver Hitches; SS Dbl. Door Refrig. Cab. For Shop Use; JD Tool Box; NSF Wire Rack; Folding Car Window Std.; Adj. Jack Stands; 2T Alum. Floor Jack; Hi Lift Jack; Hyd. Bottle Jacks & Other Jacks; 20” High Velocity Fan on Std.; 36 Hole Bolt Bin; 16’ Alum. Ext. Ladder; License Plate Rack Holder; Dbl. Poly Shop Sink; SS 2 Unit Sink; SS Ice Make Chest; 30 Gallons of Waste Oil & Misc.; COLORED STEEL SHEETS, HVAC ITEMS, PVC, COPPER, PEX, CONDUIT: Colored Steel Building Sheets; HVAC Duct Work; HVAC Hand Tools; 115 V Sgl. Phase Restaurant Exhaust Hood (New); Asst’d. PVC Pipe; 14 Ga. & 12 Ga. Spooled Wire; Num. Copper Fittings – ½”- ¾’; Pex Fittings ½”- ¾”; Asst’d. Pex Pipe; ½” Conduit; 10 Pc. ¾” Conduit & More. CATTLE SHED – TO BE MOVED, LIVESTOCK RELATED ITEMS: 12’x36’ – 3 Pen Cattle Shed w/ Gates, All Steel Frame, Open Front, – New in Oct. 2018 – Exc. Cond.; 10 – Poly Dome Calf Huts; 11 - Blue Port. Panels; 4 – 20’ Galv. Cont. Fence Panels & others; 4’ Galv. Walk Gate; 3- Galv. Cattle/Sheep Water Tanks & Heaters; 2 – 4’ Poly Feed Bunks; 2 – 10’ BW Steel Calf Bunks w/Poly Bottom; Rd. Bale Feeder; 20 Bu. Hopper Bin; 5’x8’ Chain Link Dog Kennel; Heated Plastic Buckets; Plastic Feed Pails; 5 - Hook Over Nursing Pails; Grain Feeders; Syringes & Other Vet Supplies; Insulators & Fence Supplies; Lloyd Wdn. Egg Cooler – Not Working; Grain Shovels; American Farm Works Solar Fencer; ParMac Elec. Fencer; Fiberglass Elec. Fence Wire; Poly Water Tank; SADDLES, TACK & OTHER HORSE RELATED ITEMS: Western Pleasure Saddle – 15” Seat; Rocking Saddlery Barrel Racing Saddle – 15” Seat; Alamo Barrel Racing Saddle – 14” Seat; Lg. Amount of Horse Tack – Brushes, Bridles, Lead Ropes, Halters, Saddle Blankets, Horse Blankets, Cinches; Saddle Stands; Horse Rakes & Forks; Fly Zapper; Riding Helmets; Poly Barrels & Misc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: Gates Belt Rack; 2 – Hand Kitchen Pumps; Bag Scale; 10 Hole Galv. Chicken Nest; 3 – Wdn. Chicken Nest; Wdn. Toboggan; Set of 4 Theatre Seats; 2 – SS Milk Pails; Herald #222 Woodburning Laundry Stove; Singer Sewing Machine Base w/ Wdn. Top.; Horse Collar Mirror; BEER SIGNS: Busch Light Draft Sign; Budweiser American Ale Sign, Busch Deer Beer Mirror; 2 – Coors Light Chalkboards; Miller Highlife Jeremy Mayfield Mirror; Canadian Club Sign; Windsor Canadian Neon Sign – Needs Repair; Duncan Phyfe Tbl. & 3 Chairs; Wdn. Hutch w/Sliding Glass Doors; 4 Drawer Chest & Drawers; Upholstered Arm Chair & Ottoman; Pioneer Stereo w/100 Disc CD Change Radio & Equalizer; 8 Track Player; Brinks Stg. Box; Coolers; Cirrus Popup Canopy & Misc.
JOHN & KELLEY HOWE, Owners Ph. 605-370-2237
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315; JARED SUTTON – RE Auctioneer & Broker Assoc. –Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; DEAN STOLTENBERG – Auctioneer & RE Broker Associate – Jasper, MN – ph. 507-829-6856; BOB JULSON – RE Auctioneer & Broker Assoc. – Garretson, SD – ph. 605-351-2654; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC.
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AgGuide
Stuck in a Rut: SDSU Extension Offers Tips on How to Deal with Field Ruts April 01, 2019 Posted in Soil Health, Crop Management, Cover Crops, Corn, Soybean, Wheat, Equipment Safety BROOKINGS, S.D. – There is no easy fix for field ruts left over from last fall, however SDSU Extension Soils Field Specialist, Anthony Bly, said there are ways to mitigate the issues associated with ruts before planting begins.And, deep tillage is not the answer. “It’s often assumed deep tillage is the best fix for ruts and compaction, but in this case deep tillage may be more of the culprit than the cure.” — Anthony Bly, SDSU Extension Soils Field Specialist He explained that when soils experience compaction like we see in wheel tracks, a lasting impact is made, often resulting in a few inches to several feet of compaction in those areas. The degree of compaction depends on many factors, including how saturated the soils were when harvest occurred. “The percent of soil pores filled with water versus air can change the level of compaction,” Bly said. “Deep ruts are usually noticed first. But, keep in mind, even shallow ruts of a few inches can cause issues with optimal seed depth during planting if they exceed planting depth.” Before taking action, Sara Bauder, SDSU Extension Agronomy Field Specialist said it is best to survey your fields and determine if your rutted areas are severe enough to effect planting before taking action.
Allow soils to dry Before hooking up tillage equipment, it is important to allow soils to dry. “Attempting to repair ruts while soils are still wet may only complicate matters,” Bauder said. “The act of repairing ruts will work best after the top 2 to 4-inches of top soil are dry. Otherwise, if soils have not had the opportunity to dry properly, farmers could make issues worse with smeared, compacted soil surfaces.” Another helpful option for some growers, may be to allow winter annual cover crops or volunteer crops to grow until the ground is dry enough for planting. At that time, chemically burn down the growing plants before no-tilling the cash crop. “This can help producers looking to dry out saturated soils prior to planting this spring,” Bauder said. “However, careful management of these types of practices is needed for success.”
Figure 1. Multiple Tillage Pass Graphic Example. Adapted from Anthony Bly.
Choose target areas to lightly till
The key to repairing ruts, Bly said, is targeting specific areas rather than taking a pass at the entire field. “Essentially, make the field plantable without full-width tillage.” Ideally, Bly said farmers should shallowly fill in the areas where ruts occurred, rather than disturbing the entire soil layer down to the bottom of the tire rut. “Deep tillage will disturb the soil at lower depths with excessive moisture and may cause even more compaction damage,” Bly said. Keep in mind, when filling in ruts, there is likely nothing growing in the soils, so farmers are solely relying on evaporation to dry out the soils. Therefore, pulling up additional moisture is not going to help. Bauder said simply using a light tillage pass, such as a vertical tillage tool, light disc, soil finisher or harrow (in shallow rut cases) is going to be most ideal to fill in ruts and prevent further compaction. In some cases, with very deep ruts, multiple tillage passes may be needed. Be sure to allow time (at least two weeks) in-between passes for drying before tilling slightly deeper than the previous pass. See Figure 1 as an example of a multiple tillage pass repair. Just level the surface to make planting possible this spring and look towards dealing with any major compaction issues next fall.
Consider no-till and other preventative actions
Although we cannot change what happened last fall, some options can help avoid soil compaction and improve soil structure moving forward. “In many southeastern South Dakota fields last fall, it became apparent some producers with established no-till fields, who followed the main soil health principles, were able to enter fields earlier and had minimal, to no issue with field ruts, compared to conventionally tilled neighbors,” Bly said. In general, Bly explained, tillage practices result in poor soil structure and increased compaction due to the disruption of soil aggregates and good soil structure. “Moving in the direction of no-till can help producers build soil structure, giving soils a stronger shear strength and structure,” she explained. “These properties allow producers to get out into fields faster during wet times.” However, Bauder explained, these changes do not happen overnight. “There are many additional soil health principles that, when added to minimal soil disturbance, can greatly improve the health and productivity of soils.” For more information on these topics, visit the Resource page on the South Dakota Soil Health coalition webpage. To learn more, contact Bauder or Bly.
Do the Maximum to Ensure the Minimum – Pesticide Residue Management Winter has been ever-so-grudging in sharing the stage with spring weather, and cold soil temperatures and excessive moisture have made the start to the spring 2019 planting season a rough one. While you’ve mapped out your game plan to play catch-up as soon as fields are ready, make sure you’re still paying due diligence to steward your soil and crops carefully. As you get fields prepared and lay out the ground for the most conducive growing environment for a successful crop this spring and summer, make sure you’re aware of how your chemical inputs are impacting your soil and your 2019 harvest. Think preventatively. Chemical movement through the soil varies depending on soil temperature, moisture, and the chemical structure itself. Your soil type and structure also impact pesticides’ dissipation rates in the ground, and these factors, along with the weather conditions from last year’s growing season, can affect carryover residues of chemicals from the previous year into the current season. With the huge amount of precipitation and spring runoff from melting snow this year, your soil may also carry high levels of pesticide residues that you’re unaware of. Even before you enter the peak of the busy planting season, make it a priority to test your soil to ensure that carryover residues from the previous season or from spring runoff haven’t contaminated your fields. Understanding how these chemical factors have impacted your fields for the upcoming 2019 growing season will help you implement appropriate practices for pesticide application that will reduce the risk of high pesticide concentrations in your soil and further groundwater and surface water pollution. Tackling these preventative measures upfront will ensure you have a clear roadmap for navigating a successful year of proper inputs and soil management while targeting a profitable harvest. Think proactively. With a late spring slowing farmers down from the field, the hustle will be on as soon as Mother Nature gives the ok. While the goal will be to help crops along as much as possible, monitoring appropriate pesticide application and weather conditions will aid your management in the long run and work against the dangers of pesticide drift. By testing crops as they emerge to verify drift issues in a timely manner, you’ll be able to confirm that you’ve properly applied pesticides and herbicides through foliage and soil tests to ensure that you are within specified residue limits. Think precisely. When it comes to verifying proper pesticide application, we’re here to introduce you to your solution for accurate and effective testing. Our crop and soil packages offer an excellent resource for your testing needs to efficiently analyze a wide array of pesticides commonly used in the United States. Our state-of-the-art equipment provides rapid turnaround times for your results with both accuracy and positive identification. By verifying your samples with best-in-class equipment and service, you can ensure that your soil and crops are within specified residue limits. Interested in making 2019 your best year yet related to soil and chemical management? When it comes to verifying chemical issues impacting your soil and crops, our experts are on hand to help you understand proper sampling techniques as you send in samples for pesticide residue testing and to help you choose the package that will best fit your needs. To learn more, contact us at analytical.brookings@sgs.com or call +1 (605) 692-7611 for more details.
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AgGuide Managing for Better Soil Structure SOUTH DAKOTA BACKGROUNDER April 17, 2019 REPAIR FIELD RUTS – Advice for Farmers 10 Steps to Improved Ruts and Soil Management Written by agronomists and soil scientists with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service South Dakota and South Dakota State University Extension, with support from South Dakota's Conservation Districts and South Dakota Soil Health Coalition. Situation: Tire or track ruts exist in a field. What is best advice to smooth them out before planting?
1. Assess the damage: How deep are the ruts; how large is the affected area? All ruts deeper than planting depth should be leveled. In locations where soils were fully saturated (soil pores were filled with water), compaction may not be as bad as perceived. Therefore, just leveling the ruts themselves may be all that is necessary to get the field in planting condition. In the rut area, soil structure has been damaged. In no-till fields, where ruts are often shallow, many growers choose to let nature, not steel, rebuild the ruts. Living roots, improved biological activity, and the freeze/thaw/wet/dry cycles with natural heaving, will help level the compacted areas. 2. Wait for drier soil: The top 2-4 inches of soil need to be dry. Use secondary light tillage (vertical tillage tool, light disk, soil finisher or harrow), while leaving residue on the surface. Tillage in a rutted area, when too wet, smears and compacts soils even more, reducing root growth and yields. If necessary, consider light use of tillage equipment only in the width of the impacted areas, not the entire field, which will still accommodate the use of traditional no-till equipment. Best advice is to smooth and plant these areas last. If wet soil continues in spring, avoid tillage and try no-till in this area. 3. Test for soil dryness: Grab a handful of soil in the area between ruts and 2 inches above the operating depth of tillage. Form a ball and toss like throwing a runner out at first. If ball stays mostly intact when it hits the ground, it's still too wet. 4. Avoid deep tillage: It's a myth that deep tillage is the best fix for ruts because any tillage causes compaction in wet soils. Compaction caused by tillage breaks down soil structure, reduces root growth, slows water infiltration and cuts water availability to growing plants. 5. Quick fill for ruts to make the area suitable for planting: A tractor and blade can help push heaved soil back into ruts. It may not deliver a complete fill, but might be level enough for the planter. 6. Deeper ruts need more time: For 5-inch or deeper compacted ruts, multiple tillage passes will be necessary, with a week in-between passes to dry the tilled layer. If needed, a chisel plow set to depth just below the ruts could work, but only use in the rutted area to avoid further compaction. 7. Expect yield losses in the rut-damaged area. Research show losses of 10 to 25%, depending on soil type and compaction severity. Even with the best management practices to remedy rut issues, it will take some areas 3 to 5 years for yields to normalize. Heavy, fully-loaded harvest equipment can weigh between 20 and 40 tons per axle, which can create compaction as deep as 3 feet. 8. What if ruts produced gullies? Use of zone tillage can temporary help fill in gullies. Some growers use center pivot track fillers, or even ATVs with small implements. Some move topsoil from field edge to refill upslope losses. Always check the area slope, as it likely needs a grassed waterway established to stop soil erosion. 9. Preventive Actions - Focus on long-term soil structure: Growers using no-till, especially with diverse rotations and cover crops, are achieving improved soil biological activity and increasing soil organic matter--which leads to fewer ruts, less compaction, quicker access to fields following rains, and reduced inputs to produce equal or greater yields as current conventional-tilled fields. 10. Cover crops can help: Seeding cereal rye after harvest, with its fibrous root system, can help alleviate soil compaction in these rutted areas, as well as build a healthier soil. Manure and residue cover also help build soil structure by increasing soil biological activity. For more details, see Stuck in a Rut: SDSU Extension Offers Tips on How to Deal with Field Ruts by Sara Bauder, SDSU Extension Agronomy Field Specialist, and Anthony Bly, SDSU Extension Soils Field Specialist. For a free one-on-one field consultation, contact your local NRCS or conservation district office. (Information compiled from agronomists and researchers at USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service South Dakota, South Dakota State University, Iowa State University, Michigan State University, University of Minnesota, University of Nebraska.)
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ESTATE PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
Powermate Ultra 2500 Port. Generator, Num. Snap-On Tools, Many Other Tools & Shop Items, Antiques & Collectibles, Advertising Items & More! In order to settle the Joe Austin Estate, we will offer the following items at auction located at 119 N. Blanche Ave. & on the West Center Baptist Church Parking Lot; or from the Sunshine Grocery Store on Hwy. #34 - 1 1/2 blocks south on Blanche Ave.
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019 Sale Time: 11:00 AM
Lunch by The Ranch SHOP ITEMS & TOOLS: Power Mate Ultra 2500 Prot. Generator on 2 Wheel Cart; Snap-On Stacking Toolbox; Snap-On Key Display; Num. Snap-On Tools incl. Wrenches, Sockets, Drives, Impact Driver, Ext, Torgometer, Torque Wrench, 3/8” Butterfly Impact, Nibbler & Air Drill; New Cutting Head for Torch; Blue Point 1/2” Impact; CP & Sioux 1/2” Air Impacts; Craftsman Air Sander; K-T 12 Spd. Bench Top Drill Press; Sioux Dbl. Wheel Bench Grinder; Oxy Acetylene Cutting Heads & Gauges; Port. Air Compressor; Refrig. Gauge & Tester; Wdn. Turning Lathe; Lathe Knives; Craftsman Stacking Toolbox & Num. Craftsman Tools; Little Giant Tap & Die; Hand Chain Hoist; JD Jack; 6T Hyd. Jack; 6 Dwr. Countertop File; Fordson Tractor Toolbox; Alum. 2 Wheel Cart; Ext. Cords & More. BOAT, SPORTING ITEMS, LAWN SHED TO BE MOVED & MISC.: Livingston Fiberglass Boat & Calkins Trailer; Wdn. Pflueger Fishing Tackle Box; Weaver Gun Scope; Imperial Hunting Knife w/Moose Handle; Ant. Shakespeare Wonder Reel; Rifle & Other Shells; Misc. Ammo & Wdn. Boxes; Trachte Metal Stg. Shed - to be moved; Murray 8HP 24” Snowblower w/Elec. Start & Misc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Jardinière; McCoy Vase; Shaving Std.; Cast Iron Mortise & Pestal; Phono Records; Num. Cameras; Stop Lens; SD Code of 1939 Judicial Code Box; Emerson Seabreeze Fan; Polar Club Fan; Auto Lite Display Cabinet; Metal New Departure Coaster Brakes & Hubs Cabinet; Sanford’s Inc. Adhesive Cab. Kennedy & Moorman’s Toolboxes; Alemite Fittings Metal Box; Handy Andy Toolbox; 2 Beldon Metal Boxes; Dovetail Boxes; Balance Scale; 1922 & 1928 SD Lic Plates; Lic. Tags; Deere & Mansur Planter Box; Larry-O-Oil Co. Colman Pry Bar; 2 Brass Fire Ext.; RR Lantern; Safety Lanterns; Dozens of Lever & Brass Padlocks; Keil Metal Key Rack w/Many Blanks; Skeleton & Other Keys; Army of the Republic Flag Std. Base; Wdn. Wood Planes; Cast Iron 12” Level; Mobil Pegasus Car Wash Bottle; Texaco Oil Can; Desert Canvas Water Bag; Never Fail Hand Corn Sheller; 2 Brass Grain Probe Heads; Brass Door Knobs & Hardware; Cast Iron Furnace Grate; 4 Pioneer Seed Sacks; Grease Tins, Oil Cans & Num. Old Tins; Medicine Cabinet; Ice Tongs; Rd. Wood Burning Stove; Galv. Pails; Wdn. Canes; Yd. Sticks; SS Bakery Cart & much more!
JOE AUSTIN ESTATE, Owner Richard L. Ericsson – Attorney for the Estate – Madison, SD – ph. 605-256-4597
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker, Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315 & Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-997-3777; WAYNE BESSMAN – RE & Personal Property Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605-270-4980; JARED SUTTON – RE Auctioneer & Broker Associate – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; RICK BECKER - Pers. Property Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605-480-1976; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION 2 “M” Farmall Tractors, Acreage & Farm Equipment, Shop Items & Tools, Antiques & Collectibles, Scrap Iron, Firewood & Miscellaneous
We will offer the following personal property located at 46373 222nd St., Nunda, SD or from the Ward/Nunda Exit #121 on I-29 - 7 ½ miles west on 223rd St., 1 mile north on Lake Co. Hwy. 13 (465th Ave.) & 1 mile west on 222nd St.; from Nunda, SD - 5 miles east on 223rd St., 1 mile north on 465th Ave. & 1 mile west on 222nd St.; or from Madison, SD (Jct. Hwy’s #34 & #81 – Pizza Ranch) – 10 miles north on Hwy. #81, 11 miles east on 223rd St., 1 mile north on 465th Ave. & 1 mile west on 222nd St. or approx. 15 miles SW of Brookings, SD.
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 Sale Time: 5:00 PM
Lunch on Grounds TRACTORS & ACREAGE FARM EQUIPMENT: “M” Farmall Tractor w/NF, 12V System, Draw Bar, Nearly New 13.6x38” Rear Tires & Good Ft. Tires; “M” Farmall Tractor w/NF, VG 13.6x38” Tires, After Market 3 Pt. Hitch, Dual Loader w/Hyd. Pump; Buhler Mdl. Y805TD Farm King 8 1/2’ Tandem Disk; Wallace 5 1/2’ Rotary Mower - 3 Pt.; Fimco Mtd. Sprayer w/60 Gal. Poly Tank & 10’ Folding Booms; HM Vibra Shank Springtooth Field Cult. - 3 Pt.; PT Yard Sprayer on 2 Wheel Cart; Drag Cart, Manure Spreader, Axles & Machinery for Scrap; 200 Gal. Poly Water Tank; Pipestone 6’x8’ Flatbed Trailer (No Title) & Misc. SHOP ITEMS, TOOLS, LAWN MOWERS, SNOWBLOWER & MISC.: Lincoln 225 Arc Welder; Central 2HP Port. Air Compressor; Bench Top Drill Press - 5 Spd.; Sm. Rockwell Table Saw; Craftsman Table Saw; General Bench Grinder; Band Saw; Schumacher SE4020 Battery Charger; 2T Hyd. Floor Jack; 12V Elec. Drill; Pipe Wrenches; Box & Open End Wrenches; Drill Bits; JD Jack; Hi Lift Jack; Elec. Motors; Ranch King Pro Lawn Tractor, 17.5HP 42” Deck, Hydro Drive w/Bagger; Push String Mower; Noma 8HP 27” Walk Behind Snowblower w/Elec. Start; Sheets Galv. Steel; Lumber; 1” & 2” Lumber; Maple Flooring; Dried Walnut & Other Wood for Woodworking; Barn Wood; Lap Siding; Home & Outbuilding Doors; Windows, Screens & Shutters; Lg. Amt. Firewood - Inside Cut & Stacked; Lg. Outside Pile Cured Firewood & Misc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 3/4 Brass Bed; Dauntless #174 Maroon Porcelain Parlor Stove; 2 Cast Iron Beds; Dell Comics Display; Moorman’s Feed Sign & Can; 1950’s Frig. Refrig.; Tables & Chairs; 50’s, 60’s & 70’s Lic. Plates; Skelly, Harvest King, Galv. & Other Cans; 12 Doz. Wdn. Egg Carrier; Rd. Galv. Wash Tub; Hand Washing Machine Mechanism; Cast Iron Cobbler Repair Std. Anvils w/6 Iron Shoe Forms; 7 Sad Irons; Washboards; Rd. Porc. Light Shade; Metal Bu. Basket; Buggy Steps; 2 Galv. Sgl. Chicken Nests; Cast Iron Press; Canedy Otto Post Drill; Red Jacket Hand Pump; 2 Duplex Pump Jacks; Hand Kitchen Pump; Fancy Wide Door, Window, Floor & Crown Moldings, Cedar Lap Siding; 50 Gal. Wdn. Barrel; Neck Yoke; Wdn. Horse Collar w/Wood & Brass Hames; Old Horse Bits & Shoes- Various Styles Ford Running Board; Wdn. Toolbox; Old Iron Tools, Axes, Malls, Wrenches; Galv. Toolbox; Pump Handle; Horse Shoes; Modern Sears Kenmore Port. Sew. Machine; Rd. Redwood Picnic Table w/Benches; Wicker Rockers & Misc.
ARNOLD & BRYAN BORTNEM, Owners Arnold – Ph. 605-359-7067 or Bryan – Ph. 605-651-5127
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315; JARED SUTTON – RE Auctioneer & Broker Assoc. –Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527; CHIP WOSJE Auctioneer – Nunda, SD – ph. 605-480-2847. Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC.
ESTATE FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION Ford 7710 & Ford TW55 MFWD Tractors, Case AgriKing 970 Tractor, IH Combines & Heads, Vermeer 5500 Baler, NH 165 Manure Spreader, Wagons, Tillage Equipment, Titan Livestock Trailer, 2 New H&H Trailers, Cattle, Sheep & Goat Equipment, Misc. Farm Equipment & Much More!!
Christine Wicker will offer the following items of personal property at the Auction Site (Alfalfa Field) directly south of Acreage located at 46520 247th St. Colton SD. From the North side of Colton SD, 1 Mile North on 464th Ave, & 1 ¼ Miles East on 247th St. (South Side of Road).
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2019 Sale Time: 5:00 PM
Lunch by My Place TRACTORS & ACCESSORIES: Ford 7710 MFWD Tractor w/ Cab, Mdl. FC415M #BB98523, w/ Miller PL-2X Loader - #01122, 18.4-34 Rear Tires, 14.9-24 Front Tires, 3 Pt., Hyd., PTO, Rear Wheel Weights, 5,802 Hours; Ford TW5 MFWD Tractor w/ Cab, 3 Pt., Triple Hyd., PTO, VG 520/85R38 Rear Tires & 420/85R28 Front Tires, New Battery, New Miller Loader Brackets, 5,930 Hours; Case Agri-King 970 Tractor w/ Cab, 3 Pt., PTO, Hyd., Rear Wheel Weights, 7,025 Hours, SN: 10129690; Duals, Implement Tires & Wheels; Bale Spear; 5 Ford Suitcase Weights & Bracket; COMBINES & HEADS: IH #1440 Axial-Flow Combine, 3,343 Hours, SN: 16802294050021, Needs Starter, (1984); IH #1420 Axial-Flow Combine, SN: 17402184010135 – For Parts; IH #724 Corn Head – SN: 07300004002195; IH #833 Corn Head – SN: 07300974000655; IH #844 Corn Head – SN: 07301004012625; IH #944 Corn Head; IH #820-15 Grain Head, SN: 14801034002092; BALER, MANURE SPREADERS, TILLAGE EQUIPMENT, WAGONS, & MISC. FARM EQUIPMENT: Vermeer #5500 Round Baler – SN: 1VPV121G1Y10003014; NH #165 Manure Spreader – SN: 1012198; White #271 Tandem Disk – SN: 82001825; IH #45 Vibrashank 18’ Cult.; JD H3DON Tandem Disk – SN: 001074W; ArtsWay 3 Pt. 10’ Chisel; 2 - Roorda Silage Wagon – 16’, Rear Unload w/ Westendorf 12T & WW24 Gears; M&W Gravity Wagon #20013-5039 w/ Westendorf Gear; Dakon Mdl. 231 Gravity Wagon w/ Kory #6072 Gear; Kory Mdl. 185 Gravity Wagon w/ Kory #6072 Gear; Lundell Mdl. 1290 Wagon – SN: 1670 w/ HD Gear; Dakon Gravity Wagon w/ Kewanee #45 Gear; Parker Gravity Wagon w/ Parker Gear; 2 – Roorda 12’ Wagon Boxes; Gehl #95AF GrinderMixer, SN: 11930; Case IH #550 Manure Spreader – SN: 1190848009014 – Needs Chain; HD Steel Frame Rd. Bale Mover w/ JD Gear; 2 - Westendorf Loaders w/ Buckets; 7 Sec. Drag on Cart; Blumhardt Mdl. #47368 Sprayer w/ Tank & Cart – SN: 029004692; 3 Pt. Post Whole Digger; TRAILERS & VEHICLES: Titan 7’x20’ Gooseneck Livestock Trailer, #4TG620200T1002790 (1995); EGIL 3’x5’ 2 Wheel Cycle Trailer (1978); 12’ Boat Trailer – No Title; VEHICLES: Chevrolet Tall Van/Camper w/ Toilet, Fridge, Cooktop Stove, Couch Bed, #CGR3597133018 (1979); Ford Thunderbird 2 Door Project Car w/ Title (1965); 1999 Buick Park Avenue Ultra, Supercharged, 4 Door – Not Running; CONSIGNED ITEMS: H&H 8 ½’x16’ Flatbed Car Trailer w/ Dovetail, 2 – 3500lb Axles, Red, #4J6UF1826YB004579, NEW – Never Used (2000); H&H Sgl. Axle Flatbed Trailer w/ Steel Floor, Mesh Drop Down Gate, 1500lb Axle, Charcoal Gray, #4J6US0815YB004568, NEW – Never Used (2000); JD MX7 Rotary Mower – 3 Pt., 7’; CATTLE, SHEEP & GOAT EQUIPMENT & MISC.: Sm. Creep Feeder; 4 – NEW 16’-6 Bar Corral Panels; Approx. 12 Assorted Hay Feeders; Calf Shelter; 4 – SS Hog Feeders; SS Milk Tank; 2 – JD #140 Riding Mower Hoods; Skid Steer Cage & Many other Misc. Items too Numerous to Mention;
CHRISTINE WICKER – Owner Ph. 605-759-8814
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – Ph. 605-336-6315; DEAN GULBRANSON – RE & PP Auctioneer – Brookings, SD – Ph. 605-695-0133; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Associate – Flandreau, SD – Ph. 605-8648527; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC.
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