This Weeks 10-02-2019 Booster

TOTAL MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, INC., 425 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD 57006.

PH. 1-605-692-9056. OUR CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS SPECIAL-IZE 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.”

TF522 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. Are your shingles in need of replacement? Lowest prices in the area. Haus Builders, Call 605-6510220.

S L U M B E R L A N D FURNITURE, 409 12TH STREET SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD. 605692-7376.

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

“Flandreau Images of the Past Volume III” is available for purchase at the Moody County Museum and the Personal Touch in Flandreau. We still have a few copies of Volume I and Volume II available for purchase.

Books can be ordered over the phone or by e-mail and can be purchased with a credit/debit card. For more information please contact the Moody County Museum at 605997-3191 or by e-mail mchsmus1@vastbb.net.

JIM’S REPAIR - Fix it Right the First Time!! Automotive, ATV, UTV, Trailer Repair, Fabrication, Small Engine Repair. Reasonalble Rates.

Some Onsite Service.

Jim’s Repair, 24348-478th Avenue Dell Rapids, SD 605-759-8141. tf911 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST NEEDED AT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB IN FLANDREAU. Applicants can apply online through our website: www.greatfuturessd.org APPLES ARE READY TO PICK. Call Reg at 605-9973441 for more information. tfreg Interested in a townhome? New construction soon underway. Contact Pulscher Brothers Inc. if interested! Steve cell 605530-1107. Shannon cell 605-864-6627. 5t1016

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U.S. POSTAGE PAID

FLANDREAU, SD PERMIT NO. 50

FAX 605-997-2352 • VOLUME 64 NUMBER 39 • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 2019

PUMPKINS FOR THE PANTRY - Due to this year’s crazy weather, with all of the rain and flooding. We were unable to plant pumpkins and gourds.

Unfortunately, our pumpkin stand will not be open this year. Have a great Fall everyone! Brad and Lynn Hemmer.

JIM’S REPAIR - Fix it Right the First Time!! Automotive, ATV, UTV, Trailer Repair, Fabrication, Small Engine Repair. Reasonalble Rates.

Some Onsite Service.

Jim’s Repair, 24348-478th Avenue Dell Rapids, SD 605-759-8141. tf911

FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS STRAIN OF BULLS. Since 1920! “99 Years in the Making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507626-0239. tf73 DAVE’S APPLIANCE REPAIR. Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf 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 APARTMENTS FOR RENT: BOULDER HEIGHTS APT., FLANDREAU SD. Rent based on income. Rental assistance available. Equal Opportunity Housing. 1-888368-3330. TF2220 FARM MACHINERY REPAIR, Maintenance and Service. Sandblasting and painting work wanted also.

Experienced and reasonalble rates. Stoltzfus Farms LLC. Ph 507-820-1015.tf515 Interested in a townhome? New construction soon underway. Contact Pulscher Brothers Inc. if interested! Steve cell 605530-1107. Shannon cell 605-864-6627. 5t1016

HELP WANTED! Riverview Healthcare Center is currently accepting applications for the following positions: Cook.

Evening Dietary Aide.

Please contact Stacey Hunter for more information and how to apply.

605.997.2481. 611 East 2nd Avenue, Flandreau SD 57028. EEO tf87

ATTENTION HUNTERS. New Stoeger P 3000 Shotgun - 3 “ 12 Gauge - 24” Barrel, Mossy Oak Camo. $300. Call 605997-3441 and leave a message.

AS CAMPING SEASON WINDS DOWN LET US DO YOUR WINTERIZATIONS AND INSPECT FOR POTENTIAL PROBLEMS. Can also work with your insurance jobs.

More Storage coming soon.

Give Brian or Mitch a call at 605-864-6258. We’d be happy to assist you in any way. B&B RV STORAGE & SERVICE, LLC. 605-8646258. 609 Sutton Street, Flandreau SD 57028.

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

JAG CONSTRUCTION. Interior and exterior remodeling. Roofing (asphalt and metal). Vinyl siding and decks. Call Jeremy Gourneau at 605-864-1682.

CALL WES’S WELDING Farm Repair, Custom Fabricating, Roll Bending, & Aluminum Welding. For all your welding needs Call 605-864-1891. tf1121 1978 14’ x 70’ Mobile Home for sale. In Rural Volga, 18 miles from Flandreau. Very good condition., Wood siding, good windows, shingled roof, 16’ x 20’ deck included. 2 Bed 1 bath, $10,000 or make offer. 605-690-3535. 4t1023 WANTED IN HOME NANNY. 2 to 3 Days a week. Schedule is flexible.

3 Kids. Contact Jared at 605-860-4001. 3t918 Interested in a townhome? New construction soon underway. Contact Pulscher Brothers Inc. if interested! Steve cell 605530-1107. Shannon cell 605-864-6627. 5t1016 APPLES ARE READY TO PICK. Call Reg at 605-9973441 for more information. tfreg

HARVEST HELP WANTED. Valid Drivers Liscense & Experiuence required.

Truck & Tractor Operators, Wages Depending on Experience. Call 605-5304114 or 605-534-9826. tf925 HOUSE FOR RENT: Two bedroom, one bathroom, appliances furnished.

Located on Hwy. 77, close to Hwy 34 and I-29., between Brookings and Sioux Falls. Call 530-0958 for more information. 2t918 PUMPKINS FOR THE PANTRY - Due to this year’s crazy weather, with all of the rain and flooding. We were unable to plant pumpkins and gourds.

Unfortunately, our pumpkin stand will not be open this year. Have a great Fall everyone! Brad and Lynn Hemmer.

STOLTZFUS FARMS LLC. Medium and heavy duty truck repair. Maintenance and service. DOT inspection and certification. Ph. 507-820-1015. tf515

STEVE’S BAR AND GRILL, TRENT SD is hiring for a full/part-time cook.

Contact Sarah at 605-4285603 or 605-214-1623. tf925 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HELP? Looking for an evening out? Need a Pet Sitter?

Need a Dog Walker? Need a Math Tutor? What do you need? I can help!! Call Itzel at 605-350-6277.

DAKOTA RECYCLING NOW BUYING SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY, IRON, & STEEL. Also buying Aluminum, Brass, & Copper (No-Cans). FREE APPLIANCE DROP OFF!!

Located in Volga SD on Industrial Drive. Call 605627-9147.

TF46 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

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.

TOEWS AUTO DETAILING

RENTAL DEPOT, 134 MAIN AVENUE SOUTH, BROOKINGS SD, 605697-8044. To see all our rentals, visit: www.

RentalDepotBrookings.com

MOODY COUNTY PLAT BOOKS FOR SALE. 2018 Books - $20. 2019 Books - $30. At the Booster. Call 605-997-2872. tf

SCHMIDTY’S WELDING General Welding Repair.

15 years Welding Experience.

Quality Workmanmship. Robert Schmidt. 605-864-1276.

Colman, SD. tf724 Interested in a townhome? New construction soon underway. Contact Pulscher Brothers Inc. if interested! Steve cell 605530-1107. Shannon cell 605-864-6627. 5t1016

ATTENTION HUNTERS. New Stoeger P 3000 Shotgun - 3 “ 12 Gauge - 24” Barrel, Mossy Oak Camo. $300. Call 605997-3441 and leave a message.

APPLES ARE READY TO PICK. Call Reg at 605-9973441 for more information. tfreg FOR SALE: 2 Ford Aspires - 1996 & 1997. 32 mpg. $2000 each. Call Reg 605-997-3441.

Call us for your auto detailing. Interior & Exterior. Rachel Toews, 205 2nd Street, Ward S.D. 57026. Call 507215 2313. tf51 rachtoto12@gmail.com

JAG CONSTRUCTION. Interior and exterior remodeling. Roofing (asphalt and metal). Vinyl siding and decks. Call Jeremy Gourneau at 605-864-1682.

APPLES ARE READY TO PICK. Call Reg at 605-9973441 for more information. tfreg 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

2008 CADILLAC ESCALADE LUXURY ESV. Blue. 166k. 22” rims with new tires. $12,500. To see call 605-997-2872 and leave a message. tf717 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.

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 605-6959829. TF39 LOOKING FOR FIREWOOD in Egan Area. Call 605-530-0827.

Open House Baby Shower

Please join us for an Open House Baby Shower honoring Kelly (Adam) and baby Scofield, on Saturday, October 5th at 1 pm at the United Methodist Church in Flandreau, SD. Registry at Target and Amazon.

Thank You

Thanks to Family and Friends for coming to my 80th Birthday Party and sharing Coffee and Cake with me.

It was a Fun Day!!

Ione Uilk

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Rental Depot

134 Main Avenue South • Brookings, SD • (605) 697-8044 Locally owned and operated for over 18 years!

MORE INVENTORY THAN EVER! NEW EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE! Aeriel Equipment Construction All Terrain Scissor Lift (Indoor/Outdoor)

Drive Around Z Boom

(All Terrain, indoor/outdoor, 52’ working height)

Hard Surface Scissor Lifts Push Around Lift

(compactible & expandable to 46 ft. working height)

Tow Behind Boom Lifts (42’ & 52’ working height)

Automotive

Battery Chargers Car Trailers Chain Hoists Engine Hoists Engine Tools Grinders Impact Wrenches Plasma Cutter Polishers Portable Welders Service Jacks Torque Wrenches Tow Dollies Transmission Jacks Wheel Pullers Wire Feed Welders

Concrete/Masonry Bull Floats Cement Mixers Concrete Grinders Concrete Saws Concrete Vibrators Core Drills Diamond Blades Fresnos Hand Tools Mortar Mixers Power Screeds Power Trowels

We Sell Boxes!

Home/Office

Moving

Power Tools

Dehumidifiers Air Compressors Appliance Trucks Belt Sanders Fans Bolt Cutters Boxes Chain Saws Floor Dryers Compactors Car Trailers Circular Saws Heaters Concrete Breakers Dollies Finishing Sanders Metal Detectors Demolition Hammers Enclosed Trailers Floor Sanders (Various Sizes) Overhead Projectors Drywall Lifts Hammer Drills Furniture Pads Ozone Generator Forklifts / High Lifts Jig Saws Moving Trucks Televisions Generators Mitre Saws Piano Dollies Jacks Roto Hammers Lawn/Garden Trailers Bed Edgers Laser Levels Sawzalls Brick Saws Loader/Blades Staplers Party Brush Cutters Lot Pin Locator Chairs Dump Trailers Moisture Detector Coffee Makers Hedge Trimmers Pallet Forks Commercial Gas Grill Lawn Aerators Cotton Candy Machines Pneumatic Nailers Lawn Edgers Post Jacks Dunk Tank Lawn Mowers Pumps and Hoses Inflatable Bouncers Leaf Blowers Scaffolding (many new inflatables!)

Log Splitters Skid Loaders Popcorn Machines Mini Skid Loader Skid Steer Augers Sno Cone Machines Diamond Cutting Products Mowers Space Heaters Tables Overseeders Transits Tents Paver Saws Trenchers Post Hole Augers Paint/Decorating Excavators Airless Paint Sprayers Post Pounders Variety of Sizes Heat Guns Towing Accessories Seeders Ladders Floors Safety Equipment Snowblowers Carpet Cleaners Parking Lot Stripers Paint Sprayer Supplies Sod Cutters Carpet Staplers Power Washers Diesel Additive Sprayers Carpet Stretchers hot and cold) ( Exhaust Fluid Spreaders Carpet Tools Stairway Scaffolding String Trimmers Deck Sanders Texture Sprayers Stump Grinder Floor Edgers Wallpaper Steamers Thatchers Floor Nailers Plumbing Tillers Floor Polishers Tractor/Loaders Drain Cleaning Equipment Floor Sanders Pipe Wrenches Tree Spades Floor Staplers Sewer Augers Tree Trimmers Magnum Floor Shear Submersible Pumps Wheelbarrows Tile Cutters Thread Cutters Tile Saws Torches Vacuum Cleaners Trash Pumps

Retail

...and MORE!

Call us for all your rental needs.

For a complete listing visit us at:

www.RentalDepotBrookings.com Open Monday thru Friday 7:30am to 6:00pm • Saturday 8:00am to 3:00pm

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ACREAGE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Attractive Well Located +/-13 Acre Acreage, Acreage/Hobby Farm Equipment, Shop Items & Tools, Guns & Miscellaneous

Here is a rare opportunity to purchase a very well-maintained +/-13 acre acreage located within a close proximity to Brookings, SD - located at 21663 476th Ave., Aurora, SD or from Brookings, SD Exit on I-29- 3 1/2 miles east on Hwy. 14 then 4 3/4 miles south on 476th Ave.; from Aurora, SD - 2 3/4 miles south; or from The Elkton/Sinai Exit #127 on I-29 - 3 1/2 miles east on SD Hwy. #324, then 1/4 mile north on 476 Ave.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2019

Personal Property – 2:00 P.M. w/ Real Estate to follow at approx. 6:00 P.M. Open House Dates: Sunday, October 6th from 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. Sunday, October 13th from 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. or shown by appointment arranged with the Auctioneers or the Owner AUCTIONEERS NOTE: If you have been looking for that acreage that has enough additional land so that you could have a horse, a few calves, a vineyard, an extremely large garden or whatever your dreams are – Here it is!! Another amazing feature is its location. It is on a hard-surfaced road that grants you excellent access to Highway 34 on direction or I-29 the other way. This acreage has it all.

The property has a 1993 Enercept 1½ story home with 2 bedrooms, den, 2 ½ bath, an updated kitchen/dining area that has GE Café range – convection bake – double oven – and a Kenmore dishwasher. The south side of the house is a sunroom that you can relax in to enjoy your rural paradise or to grow your plants. The home has been very well maintained and updated. There is a Coleman propane furnace, Craftmaster propane 40-gallon water heater, Culligan water softener, built-in LG washer and dryer and within the last couple of months a new radon mitigation system. This home has 1,216 square feet of living space and would be a very comfortable new home for you. It has an attached single garage so that you don’t have to go out in the elements. This home has a detached 28 x 40 garage w/2 OH and 2 walk doors. The garage is fully insulated with a propane hanging furnace, finished walls and also makes a great shop for all of your hobbies or general acreage tinkering.

There is also a 40 x 72 pole shed with an 18 x 11 overhead door, an 18 x 11 sliding door, a 3’ walk door and a gravel floor. The barns is 26 x 32 with a concrete floor, a loft and sits very straight with many possibilities for its future use. There is also a 12’ x 24’ granary with wood floor that makes excellent storage space. All of the buildings on this acreage are in very good condition and are all very useable. The acreage has mature trees and very well-maintained green space for the children, grand-children or pets to roam. With the location of this property, the many opportunities that you can do with over 13 acres, the home and extra buildings, this could be that dream acreage that you have been looking for.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: N760’ of E547’ and 5316’ of N 1076’ of E513’ of the SE¼ of Section 15, T.109, R.49 Brookings County, South Dakota TERMS: Cash - A 10% nonrefundable earnest money payment on sale day with balance on or before Nov. 25, 2019. Marketable Title will be conveyed and a title insurance policy will be provided with the cost of Owner’s Policy and Closing Agent’s Fees, if any, divided 50/50 between the buyer and seller. The 2018 Real Estate taxes payable in 2019 will be paid by the seller and based on that amount the 2019 RE taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. This property is sold in “AS IS” condition with no contingencies whatsoever, and subject to any existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any. The RE Licensees/ Auctioneers are acting solely as agents for the sellers. Sold subject to confirmation of the owner. BROKER PARTICIPATION WELCOME: A 1% commission is available to a licensed RE Broker that represents a successful purchaser of the property. To register buyer’s prior to the day of the auction contact the auctioneers.

To view the property or for additional information contact the auctioneers or see www.suttonauction.com. Watch for future ads containing the personal property.

428-FILM (3456) • Dell Rapids Main Street NEW HIT MOVIES ★ LOW PRICES MODERN COMFORT ★ CLASSIC STYLE

ADULTS ADULTS 56 CHILDREN CHILDREN 34

A Blizzard of Comedy $$ and Adventure as a Little Girl $ $ Helps a Young Abominable $ Back Snowman Get to His$3 Matinees & Tuesdays All Ages Only All Ages Only 4 Before 6pm.

Family in the Mountains!

Americas #1 movie held over 2nd big week!

Nightly at 7:00.

Sat.-Sun. at (2:00 & 4:15 @ $5).

DAVID F. GRAPER & MARY E. GASPERS-GRAPER, Owner Ph. (605) 695-0762

Adult $7 • Child $5 • Senior (62+) $5 L AS T Matinees (before 6pm) - All agesPG $5 “OVERCOMER” D AY

DEAN C. GULBRANSON – RE & PP Auctioneer #296 - Brookings, SD 605695-0133; CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer and Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – Ph. 605-336-6315 & Flandreau, SD- Ph.605-997-3777; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – Ph. 605-864-8527; Clerk: Sutton Auction Service, LLC

www.DellsTheatre.com

TTue.--ALL HUR Wed.-Thur. at 7:00.$5 AGES ONLY

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SPECIAL OF THE WEEK

BBQ

Lake Campbell Lutheran Church 46610 219th Street, Volga, SD

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 Cost: Adults $18, Ages 6-12 $9, Age 5 and under Free Seatings 4:30, 5:45, 7:00 pm Reservation required: Call Charlotte at 605-693-4325 or Judy at 605-692-8781.

Handicap Accesible

Ephemeral Gully Erosion This has been the year of extreme weather patterns that continue to endanger our natural resources of soil and water as well as lives and property.

In our immediate area of Moody County, we have had abnormally heavy rainfall events that have eroded top soil as well as high winds and hail that have created significant damage to tree shelterbelts, crops and personnel property. We notice the loss of the trees, crops and the personnel property the most but these can be replaced in a relatively short time period compared to the time it takes to replace the top soil that has been washed away. Current farming practices have caused many grassed waterways to be worked up and planted to corn or soybeans. We are following the same practices that happened in the dirty thirties. Crop prices dropped so let’s make up for that by breaking up more land to produce more. More waterways are being broke up and tile installed. The tile helps with subsoil moisture, but it will not help with the heavy rains that we have had. As a result, runoff waters take the path of least resistance and flow on the land’s surface taking with it the soil particles in its way. The result is the loss of top soil that took centuries to develop and leaving deep gullies in the fields while depositing silt and pollutants in our lakes and rivers. With the size of the farm equipment today, gullies that would have been unfarmable fifty years ago are tilled and farmed through with little effort, but the loss of soil remains. With the ever increasing demand for food, feed, fuel and fiber, we cannot afford to lose our top soil at the rate we are losing it today.

Harvey Shafer

Moody Conservation District Manager

Fries & Medium Pop

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623 East 2nd Ave • Flandreau, SD

997-3836

Directions: Cross Highway 13 & Down the hill or from the city park go west on Pipestone Ave., turn right on Water Street at the Moody County Museum

Cakes and Pastries for all occasions

Angel Food Cake Large Size Loaf

Special $3.39

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BREAKFAST BUFFET

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 Make BlueJays your On/Off Sale Beer & Liquor Headquarters Stop in today and shop our Large Selection !

7 days a week !

STEAK SUPPER 12 oz Ribeye or 10 oz Flat Iron

SERVED THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY EVENINGS

CHECK OUT OUR DAILY SPECIALS

COLLECTIBLE TOYS & COIN AUCTION

Lionel Trains, American Flyer Trains, Redline Hotwheels, Buddy L, Tootsietoy, Tonka, Structo, Tender Cars, Thimble Drone, Ohlsson & Rice Ignition Engines, Toy Airplanes, Toy Boats, Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars, Gold Coins, Currency, Plus much more!!

C-Store Casino Bar & Grill

605-997-3992 • Open 7 days a week!

Egan, S.D. Sunday: 12 Noon - 9 pm, Monday-Thursday: 11 am - 11 pm, Friday & Saturday: 11 am - 11 pm Sunday: 12 pm to 9 pm Sunday Brunch 9:30 am to 12:00 pm Convenience Store Opens at 8 am daily

We are privileged to conduct the Dewayne & Diane Kirsch auction, with the auction to be held at the Janklow Community Center at 802 W. Community Dr. in Flandreau, SD; Located directly west of the Flandreau Public High School or from Dollar General on the west side of Flandreau, SD at the Jct. of Hwy. #32 (Pipestone Ave.) & Veteran’s St. – 3 blocks north and 1 block east.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 Sale Times: Coins to begin selling at 9:00 am with Toys to begin selling at 10:00 am Live Bidding & Proxibid to begin at approx . . . 12:00 Noon

Lunch by the OSLC Cana Group After collecting over the past 50+ years, Dewayne and Diane have decided it is time to start liquidating their treasures! This auction will concentrate on the high quality toys that have been accumulated over the years. DeWayne and Diane were very fussy and collected only the best of the best! This listing in only a portion of the items to be offered as many of the toys have been packed away for years, and were unavailable at the time this listing was created. Two rings will be utilized as coins will begin selling at 9:00am and will continue as toys will begin selling at 10:00am. This is a monstrous auction with an amount of items far too numerous to mention and includes a great collection of trains; toys; miniature gas engines; coins and other fine collectibles. See www.suttonauction.com for complete listing & photos.

DeWayne & Diane Kirsch; Owners Ph. 605-351-2364

Chuck Sutton – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls; SD – ph. 605-335-6315; Dan Uthe - Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. - Sioux Falls - 605-351-2230; Dean Gulbranson – RE Auctioneer – Madison; SD – ph. 605-695-0133; Dean Stoltenberg – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Jasper; MN – ph. 605-648-7352; Rick Becker – Auctioneer - Madison; SD ph. 605- Ph. 605-480-1976; Clerk: Chuck Sutton Auction Service.

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AgGuide Moody County FSA Service Center News Updates

ELAP Eligible livestock losses include grazing losses not covered under the Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP), loss of purchased feed and/or mechanically harvested feed due to an eligible weather event.

If you are a livestock producer and you lost harvested feed or substantial grazing days during the recent flood event you will want to notify the FSA Office.

Producers who suffer eligible livestock, honeybee, or farm-raised fish losses from Oct. 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019 must file: • A notice of loss within 30 calendar days after the loss is apparent.

• An application for payment by January 30, 2020 Livestock Inventory Records Producers are reminded to keep updated livestock inventory records. These records are necessary in the event of a natural disaster.

When disasters strike, the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) can assist producers who suffered excessive livestock death losses and grazing or feed losses due to eligible natural disasters.

Participation in livestock disaster assistance requires verifiable documentation of death losses resulting from an eligible adverse weather event. Notice of loss must be submitted within 30 calendar days of when the loss was apparent for both death loss and grazing and feed loss programs.. Producers should maintain documentation and receipts as well as record all pertinent information regarding livestock inventory records including: • Documentation of the number, kind, type, and weight range of livestock • Beginning inventory supported by birth recordings or purchase receipts; Farm Operation changes

The information required by the Secretary should be reported form FSA-153 which is available at the Moody County FSA Office.

Any foreign person who holds, acquires, or transfers any interest in agricultural land, who the Secretary of Agriculture determines did not submit FSA153, or who knowingly submitted a report that was incomplete, misleading, or false is subject to civil penalty of not more than 25 percent of the fair market value of the land on the date the penalty is assessed.

FSA-153 is analyzed by the United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency, to develop reports for the Secretary of Agriculture and the agriculture department in each State. Completed FSA-153’s and the analysis shall be available for public inspection at the Department of Agriculture located in Washington, DC. Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC-County and ARC-Individual Program) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) We will begin accepting ARC-CO, PLC and ARC-IC enrollment for 2019 and 2020 after October 7th and will continue signup until March 2020. This is a highly involved program, so please educate yourself prior to making a signup appointment. Information is available from your local FSA office and at https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/arcplc_program/index .

Dairy Margin Coverage Program (DMC) Dairy Margin Coverage Program (DMC) signup for 2020 begins October 7th, 2019. This program offers protection when the difference between the all milk price and average feed price falls below the dollar amount selected by the producer.

Market Facilitation Program (MFP) Producers may continue to apply for the Market Facilitation Program (MFP) until December 6th, 2019. This program pays a per acre rate on select certified non-specialty crops based on the lesser of the total 2019 plantings, or the 2018 total planted and prevented planted acres.

Fall-Seeded Crops Fall-Seeded crops such as fall rye and winter wheat need to be reported and certified by November 15th or within 15 days of your plant date.

Market Assistance Loans (MAL): 2019 program crops the September commodity loan interest rate is 2.875% and could change the first of every month until January 1st. The rate on January 1st is fixed for the rest of the loan period. The length of the loan period is 9 months after the month the loan is made.

The Moody County loan rates for 2019 is as follows: Corn $2.07/bu. Soybeans $6.05/bu. Oats $2.01/bu. $2.89/bu.

HRS Wheat $4.15/bu. and HRW

Producers participating in FSA and NRCS programs are required to timely report changes in their farming operation to the County Committee in writFarm Storage Facility Loans interest rate for September ing and update their CCC-902 Farm Operating Plan.

3 and 5 year rate $1.625% 7 year rate is 1.75% 10 and 12 year rate is 1.875% 2019 ARC/PLC must be completed prior to any farm reconstitution, so it is imperative that you notify the FSA Office as soon as possible when land changes owners, operators, or new land is leased.

Designation by Landowner method of division for a reconstitution can be utilized when part of a farm is sold or ownership is transferred, b. an entire farm is sold to 2 or more persons, c. farm ownership is transferred to 2 or more persons, d. part of a tract is sold or ownership is transferred, e. a tract is sold to 2 or more persons, f. tract ownership is transferred to 2 or more persons.

COC Elections COC election will be held in LAA 1 – Spring Creek, Ward, Flandreau, Union, Grovena, and Lone Rock townships this fall. Producers with farming interests in these townships will be mailed a ballot after November 4, 2019.

AG FOREIGN INVESTMENT DISCLOSURE ACT The Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act of 1978 became effective on February 2, 1979. It requires any foreign person who: - acquires or transfers any interest other than a security interest in agricultural land to submit a completed FSA-153 to the Secretary of Agriculture not later than 90 calendar days after the date of acquisition or transfer, or - held any interest, other than a security interest, in agricultural land on February 1, 1979, to have submitted a report to the Secretary not later than August 1, 1979.

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EGAN CITY MINUTES

POSITION OPENING FULL-TIME EXTENSION OFFICE MANAGER The Moody County Extension is accepting applications for a full-time Extension Office Manager. Moody County offers an excellent benefit package including health, dental, vision, life, and retirement. Moody County is an equal opportunity employer.

Please contact Human Resources Director Marty Skroch at 605-573-4353 for a job description and application. Resume in addition to the application is requested.

Application deadline will be October 11, 2019 at 5:00 pm.

SPECIAL MEETING September 25, 2019 The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in special session on September 25, 2019 at 6:00pm at the Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD. Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Cody Chamblin, and Brad Judstra. Member absent: Nancy Hansen. Also present: Brenda Duncan-Finance Officer.

The meeting was called to order by J. Steinhauer at 6:00pm Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Olson, to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.”

Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Judstra, to approve the regular council meeting minutes from September 18, 2019. All present voted “aye”.

New Business: Motion by Judstra, and seconded by Chamblin, to approve the contract with Kissner Paving for approximately 3,000 additional square feet of patchwork for a sum of $7900 plus tax. All present voted “aye.”

Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Judstra, to hold first reading of Ordinance 210 – Supplemental Appropriations Ordinance. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Judstra, and seconded by Chamblin, to approve the State of South Dakota Department of Transportation Funding Agreement. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Steinhauer, and seconded by Chamblin, to approve the following bills: Daktronics $1700.00 (Scorebard); Kissner Paving $7,956.00 (Patchwork); Ottertail $775.56 (Electrical).

All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Steinhauer to adjourn, and seconded by Chamblin. All present voted “aye”.

Next regular council meeting is October 16, 2019 at 6:00pm.

Minutes submitted pending Board approval.

John Steinhauer, Chairman ATTEST: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer

BOOSTER “We’ve Got You Covered ~ Since 1955” • Wednesday, October 2, 2019 PAGE 9 SEDUM Sedum varieties come in many colors and sizes and are a good choice for busy or beginning gardeners due to their hardiness. Often called stonecrop, this plant is drought and heat tolerant and suitable for all types of garden designs. Blooming colors of white, yellow and pink, or darker purple and red, grow on stems that range from plain green and chartreuse to burgundy and nearly black. The large clusters of flowers attract birds and are an excellent choice for butterfly gardens.

Taller varieties grow up to 24” tall and can be used for back borders in flower beds and smaller 2” versions of this plant may be used as ground cover in difficult locations such as rock gardens.

Established plants require little care, are deer resistant and most critters leave sedum alone.

When planting low-maintenance sedum, choose a sunny location with loam yet sandy well-drained soil. The preferred time to plant is in early spring but this hardy choice can also be planted in the summer or fall, just water the new plant more than normal. The distance between plants should be 3’ apart for taller varieties and 6” apart for shorter varieties to allow for seasonal growth. They tolerate partial shade but do best in full sun and only need to be watered as needed. Too much rain or soil that is not well drained can be a problem for sedum as this situation may cause root rot.

In larger varieties such as the popular “Autumn Joy” clusters of small star-shaped flowers bloom on the ends of fleshy stems with large, thick succulent leaves. To avoid the situation of “floppy” stem clusters, a gardener may choose to stake tall stems or, before the plants bloom, 6-8” stems can be pinched back to a height of 4” to encourage sturdy growth.

Sedum will bloom in mid to late summer for several weeks until a hard freeze at which time the stems and leaves turn brown. The flower heads can be left intact over the winter months to add viewing interest to a garden but should be cut back in late winter or early spring to about 3” before the new plants emerge.

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Sedum is not difficult to transplant or divide. Smaller creeping varieties of sedum can be moved nearly any time as they are more forgiving, but the ideal time to move and/or divide this plant is in the spring when the new shoots are up a few inches. If a plant needs to be moved in the fall, cut the plant down to approximately 6” and water it well for a few days prior to moving or dividing.

Gently dig down around the plant and loosen the soil around the roots. Lift the whole clump and replant immediately, taking as many roots as possible and replanting at the same depth as it originally grew, or divide the plant into smaller sections and replant them immediately. Water all transplants well for the first few weeks until the plant is reestablished. If stems are broken off in the move, they can be stuck in the soil and if kept moist, will root and form new plants, or the broken stems with the lower half of the leaves removed from the stem can be placed in a glass of water in a sunny spot to form new roots and later planted in a pot with soil. Divisions and cuttings root readily throughout the summer.

Brookings Area Master Gardener Michelle Fritz (bamg605@gmail.com)

Sand – Rock - Gravel 605-428-5424 www.dellsmaterials.com

Colman Lutheran Soup & Sandwich Supper Wednesday, October 16, 2019 Serving begins at 5 pm

Soups: (Chicken Noodle, Vegetable Beef, Chili) Sandwiches: (Ham Salad, Egg Salad, Bar-B-Q), Dessert and Beverage $7.00 extra sandwich $1.00 each Childrens Meal $2.00 (8 years and younger) Baked Goods and Produce also available Supplemental Funds provided from Thrivent.

Leslie A. Hurley, Agent LeRoy Tunender, Agent Flandreau, SD • Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9am-4:30pm

Friday 9am-3pm • 997-3729

Attracting and Feeding Hummingbirds

By South Dakota Master Gardener Gloria Bauske The most common species of Hummingbirds is the ruby-throated hummingbird. Their feisty, lively nature makes them fun to watch at the feeder as they spar with others for the nectar.

Hummingbirds love the color red so it helps to plant red Geraniums or other red flowers under or near the feeder to attract them to the area. Be sure to hang the feeders high so the birds are out of the reach of luring cats waiting to pounce. It is also nice to place a tomato cage below the feeder to serve as a roost for chicks the parents may decide to bring to the feeder.

Do not use store bought red nectar because it weakens the eggshells and causes many chicks to be lost. A homemade recipe for Hummingbird Nectar is a 1:4 ratio of water and table sugar. Boil the sugar and water for several minutes to help detour mold from growing in the feeder, then let it cool before using it.

Make sure to clean and refill the feeder at least once a week because bacteria can grow. Sometimes bugs or ants get caught in the feeder and that contaminates the nectar and it is best to clean everything out and refill it.

Humming Birds eat 5 to 14 meals each hour. They consume half their body weight each day and that is about the weight of half a walnut shell.

They use spider silk and plant down for a large portion of their nest interior with lichens, moss and plants covering the outer portion to help hide it from predators.

If you are interested in becoming a South Dakota Master Gardener: e-mail:bamg605@gmail.com Information on the training can be found here: https://extension.sdstate.edu/event/2019-sdsu-extension-master-gardenertraining

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Rita Nelson, Community Blood Bank office: (605) 331-3222; cell: (605) 360-1794

All Blood Types Requested at the Dell Rapids Community Blood Drive Dell Rapids, SD- Avera Dells Area Health Center and Community Blood Bank will partner up to save lives at a community blood drive event held on Thursday, October 3 from 7:00 am to 11:00 am and 12:30 pm to 2:30pm. The public will have an opportunity to donate blood to help local patients in the hospital during the fall months. All blood donations will go directly to saving patients’ lives in the Dell Rapids area.

“Looking at the first weeks of fall the usage has been very strong for patients within the local area, with usage at 525 units of blood occurring in last week,” states Ken Versteeg, Executive Director, Community Blood Bank. “The hope is to bring about an increase in local blood supplies in order for us to be able to treat trauma, surgery and cancer patients throughout the fall and avoid a shortage in the community. We encourage residents to please consider donating blood when we are at Avera Dells Area Health Center on October 3.”

Community Blood Bank supplies over 550 units of blood each week to people in the region.

Among those who benefit from donated blood are trauma and burn victims, cancer patients and persons undergoing surgery. Donating blood is a simple way to save patients’ lives in the community. Without volunteer blood donors donating blood throughout the summer, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain an adequate supply of blood for our community hospitals.

Donors must be at least 17 years old (16 years old with a signed parent consent form found at www.cbblifeblood.org), weigh 110 lbs. or more and be in good general health the day of the donation. Please bring an I.D. It is recommended that a person eat and drink plenty of fluid prior to donating. You can safely donate blood every 56 days.

For more information log onto www.cbblifeblood.org. Community Blood Bank is not associated with any other blood bank organizations.

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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

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All Dakota Ethanol employees are expected to maintain a team environment and adhere to safe work practices. Located near Wentworth, SD, Dakota Ethanol offers an attractive compensation package with benefits.

See our website, www.dakotaethanol.com for complete job descriptions and application. Submit resume to: hr@dakotaethanol.com, or by mail to: Dakota Ethanol, PO Box 100, Wentworth, SD 57075. All inquiries are strictly confidential. EOE

Bowes Construction, Inc. is looking for individuals to join our team for another busy construction season.

Bowes Construction is a local, family-owned company that continues to be a leader in the construction industry. If you are looking to join a team that provides you with the most beneficial resources necessary to be successful in your career become part of the Bowes Construction Team.

Positions Available: Truck Drivers Heavy Equipment Operators

Previous experience is preferred. Dependability and willingness to learn are key.

Bowes Construction offers excellent pay and benefits package.

Please submit resume or application to:

Bowes Construction, Inc Attn: Verna

2915 22nd Ave South, Brookings, SD 57006 v_longville@bowesconstruction.com Equal Opportunity Employer

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL OF MEDIACOM FRANCHISE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: The City Council in and for the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, on Monday, the 7th day of October, 2019, at the hour of 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers in the City of Flandreau, will meet in regular session to provide for public comment on the proposal of Mediacom to renew their Franchise to operate a Cable System in Flandreau for a period of five years. Comments are allowed only on the quality of Mediacom’s service, including signal quality, response to consumer complaints, and billing practices.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT any person, persons, or their representative who are interested in the approval or rejection of any such proposal may appear and be heard at such scheduled Public Hearing.

Dated at Flandreau, South Dakota this 25th day of September, 2019.

Jeff Pederson City Administrator

CITY OF FLANDREAU 1005 W. Elm Avenue Flandreau, SD 57028-1404 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS September 16th, 2019 The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Monday, September 16th, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Mayor Mark Bonrud. Aldermen: Brad Bjerke, Bob Pesall, Dan Sutton, Karen Tufty, Jason Unger, and Donald Whitman.

Absent: None. Also present were City Administrator Jeff Pederson; Finance Officer Karen Gundvaldson; 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: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Whitman to approve the minutes of August 28th, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Whitman and seconded by Unger to approve the minutes of September 3rd, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Pesall and seconded by Tufty to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll 9/11/2019: (20539-20557) general, 17,553.19; 3rd penny, 221.40; water, 3,671.72; electric, 7,289.99; sewer, 3,245.57; airport, 141.64; solid waste, 456.75; (20558) A-1 Portable Toilets, rentals, 188.25; Big Sioux Comm Water System, repairs/water purchases/usage, 14,933.99; Booster Publishing minutes/ advertising, 349.80; Border States Electric Supply, 53.28; Christiansen Complete Water, supplies, 25.04; Cintas, rentals, 168.41; City of Flandreau-Petty Cash, postage, 5.20; Cybercoach, repairs, 281.24, Dakota Directional, electric project, 114,160.52; Dakota Pump & Control Co., repairs, 6,646.50; Dakota Stop, budget meeting, 86.03; Diamond Vogel Paints, striping paint, 385.75; Ekern Home Equipment, repairs/supplies, 162.28; Elite Business System, supplies/contract, 348.50; Flandreau Veterinary Clinic, K-9 expenses, 53.20; Fuller Paving, patching, 20,947.33; Geotek Engineering & Testing Services, water/sewer system, 1,053.25; GreatAmerica Financial SVSC, contract, 190.55; Jessica Sanders, rebate check, 400.00; Justice Fire & Safety, annual inspections, 150.50; Kathy Lundgren, refund, 30.09; L.G. Everist, chips, 5,784.77; Maynards of Flandreau, supplies, 290.30; MES Companies, repairs, 1,337.00; MidAmerican Energy, utilities, 112.16; Millborn Seeds, turf mix, 150.00; Moody County Enterprise, supplies/minutes/advertising, 280.22; Musch Construction, sidewalks, 4,445.00; Patriot Electric, repairs, 205.49; Pitney Bowes-Leasing, qtly charges, 451.68; Postmaster, postage, 265.00; River’s Edge Cooperative, gas/oil, 1,517.03; SD Supplemental Retirement Plan, retirement, 644.62; Sioux Valley Energy, electric, 140.00; Sparkle Car Wash, police vehicles, 9.08; Stan Houston, supplies, 210.90; Sturdevant’s Auto Supply, supplies, 248.47; T -Shirts Too, Sesquicentennial supplies, 1,248.75; Tyler Lumber Co., supplies, 510.79; Verizon Wireless, jet packs/cell phone, 378.58; Waxdahl NAPA Plus, supplies, 142.38; (20598). August EFTs: CoBank, interest, 20,229.11; Dakotacare, health insurance, 21,495.41; EFTPS, taxes, 21,103.95; Missouri River Energy Services, energy cost, 171,707.53; SD State Treas-Sales Tax, taxes, 11,922.59; US Department of Agriculture, water bond payment, 3,381.00. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Public Comments: Leanne Amdahl and Jessica Hovland shared information regarding their desire to proclaim September 30th, 2019 as “Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Day”. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and they would like to involve residents, businesses, schools, clinics, hospitals, law enforcement, and elected officials in raising awareness of childhood cancer through advertising and social media. They also ask that participants wear a gold ribbon and/or attire on September 30th; they intend to recognize a local business for greatest “Go Gold” efforts. Mayor Bonrud indicated his intent to proclaim September 30th, 2019 as “Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Day” with Council members acknowledging their support as well.

Chief Krull, Flandreau Volunteer Fire Department, shared that there has not been a lot of fire calls lately. There are currently 28 volunteer firefighters. He also indicated the department is working on the water rescue boat to prepare for potential flooding next spring.

Mayor Bonrud shared an opinion provided by City Attorney Corey Bruning regarding the building permit issued for the construction of an 8-plex apartment building on W. Broad Avenue.

Attorney Bruning’s opinion is that the building permit was issued in accordance with specifications approved in April 2015 by the Planning and Zoning Board as part of a variance application submitted for construction on that property. Mayor Bonrud then called on those present that had signed in for public comments concerning the 8-plex. Marci Bauer expressed concern regarding property maintenance, limited parking, and potential snow plowing and snow removal issues. Jeff Weigel expressed concern that due process was not followed in issuing the building permit. Those present were informed that an appeal would need to be made to the Planning and Zoning Board should they wish to dispute the building permit issued. Mayor Bonrud then indicated that City staff did a great job dealing with issues that arose due to the recent large rainfall.

The City Administrator shared that by-pass pumping took place due to flooding and water issues in basements from the recent rainfall.

Assessments will be made on City properties once water recedes to determine damages. Emergency Management Director Terry Albers and City staff had a contingency plan in place should residents become displaced due to flooding, but the plan did not have to be implemented. Work is underway for long-term financing of the water and sewer project costs. Review is taking place to determine if rate increases can be phased in over a period of time by using cash on hand to assist with debt payment in years one through three.

Motion by Pesall and seconded by Tufty to approve the Board, Department, and Administrative Reports. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Old Business: Second reading of Ordinance 590, 2020 Appropriation Ordinance, was conducted. Motion by Tufty and seconded by Unger to adopt Ordinance 590. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None.

Motion carried.

New Business: New Business: Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Unger to approve Pay Request Two (2) from Dakota Directional, LLC in the amount of $114,160.52 for the Phase 4 Electric Improvements Project. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Sutton and seconded by Unger to set October 7th, 2019 as a public hearing date to provide the public an opportunity to comment regarding the Mediacom Franchise that is due for renewal. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Upon recommendation by Mayor Bonrud, motion by Sutton and seconded by Pesall to appoint Don Whitman to the Housing Board.

The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, and Unger. Nays: None. Absent: None. Abstain: Whitman. Motion carried.

Motion by Unger and seconded by Pesall to approve a six month pay step increase for Gabriel Frias, Police Officer, to $16.77 per hour effective October 5th, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman. Nays: None. Absent: None.

Motion carried.

Motion by Sutton and seconded by Whitman to approve a one and one-half year pay step increase for Tanner Harris, Heavy Equipment Operator, to $17.75 per hour effective October 19th, 2019. The following members voted aye: Bjerke, Pesall, Sutton, Tufty, Unger, and Whitman.

Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

There were no Council Comments.

The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 7:22 p.m.

Mark Bonrud Mayor ATTEST: Jeff Pederson - City Administrator

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“Flandreau Images of the Past Volume III” is available for purchase at the Moody County Museum and the Personal Touch in Flandreau. We still have a few copies of Volume I and Volume II available for purchase. Books can be ordered over the phone or by e-mail and can be purchased with a credit/debit card. For more information please contact the Moody County Museum at 605-997-3191 or by e-mail mchsmus1@vastbb.net

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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.

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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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48523 234th St. Flandreau, SD 57028

MOBILE UNIT Farm Repair • Custom Fabricating Roll Bending • Aluminum Welding

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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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• OCTOBER 2019 •

Brought to you by these proud supporters of the Flandreau School District: 605-997-3992 Egan, SD

PERSONAL TOUCH & T-SHIRTS TOO

Construction Inc.

128 East 2nd Avenue Flandreau, SD 605-997-2260

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C-Store • Casino • Bar & Grill

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FIRST SAVINGS BANK

803 West Pipestone Ave., Flandreau, SD 57028 605-997-3741 MEMBER FDIC

• Plumbing • Water Heaters

firstsavingsbanks.com

611 East 2nd Ave. • Flandreau, SD 605-997-2481

• Maintenance Flandreau, SD • 997-3132

CHUCK

Specializing in Land, Acreages, and Real Estate. Auctions of All Types Farms, Liquidations and Estates

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe

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JAG , Mad Mary s CONSTRUCTION

Phone 605-997-3891 Fax 605-997-3878

Jeremy Gourneau 605-864-1682

Maynard's

Sunrise Ridge Golf Course

603 W. Broad Ave. • Flandreau, SD 57028

1116 N. West Ave. • Sioux Falls, SD 57104 605-336-6315 127 2nd Ave. West • Flandreau, SD 57028 605-997-3777 • www.suttonauction.com

WE DO ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE WORK

Drywall, Carpentry, Free Estimates • No Job Too Big or Too Small

Tom Hansen 605-864-7884

108 N. Crescent • Flandreau, SD 57028

Colman, SD • 534-3121

SCOTT AHLERS AUTOMOTIVE

Quality Craftsmanship, Superior Service

605-864-8864

1102 West 1st Avenue, Flandreau, SD

(605) 997-3291

Dave Marsceau 22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017

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Cross Country @ Sioux Valley 4 pm Junior High Volleyball at Sioux Valley starts at 4:30 pm Junior High Football vs BEE (Here) starts at 4:30 pm C-B-A Volleyball at Sioux Valley starts at 5:00 pm

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Oral Interp at Milbank 3:00 pm Junior High Volleyball vs.

Pipestone (Home) starts at 4:00 pm Cross Country Lake Central Conference at Deuel starts at 4:00 pm Junior Varsity Football at Beresford starts at 4:30 pm

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No School Native American Day Oral Interp Big East Conference at Chester starts at 10:00 am School Board Meeting at 6:00 pm

21 Oral Interp at Harrisburg Big East Conference Choral Fest at Beresford 7:00 pm

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Oral Interp at Brookings Picture Retakes C-B-A Volleyball vs. Baltic (Home) 5:00 pm Volleyball Parents Night Immediately after the ‘B’ match starts at 6:30 pm

2 3:00 pm Dismissal

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Boys Golf State at Vermillion Junior High Football vs.

Beresford (Home) starts at 4:30 pm C-B-A Volleyball at Beresford starts at 5 pm

9 3:00 pm Dismissal

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Oral Interp at Milbank 3:00 pm C-B-A Volleyball vs.

Clark-Willow Lake (Home) starts at 5:00 pm

22 C-B-A Volleyball vs. Parker (Home) Starts at 5:00 pm

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Phone: (605) 256-9111 Toll Free: 1-800-777-4146

South Veterans Street Flandreau, SD 57028 997-2870

1001 Washington Ave. South Madison, SD 57042

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K-12 Picture Day FFA Land Judging TBA Boys Golf State at Vermillion

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First American Mart

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School dismisses @ 2:30 pm Cross Country Big East Conference at Parker starts at 4:00 pm Parent-Teacher Conferences 4:00 pm to 8:30 pm Financial Aid Night at 6:30 pm

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Football 1:00 pm dismissal for Playoffs staff in-service 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm starts at 7:00 pm

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FFA Nationals at FFA Nationals at Indianapolis Indianapolis C-B-A Volleyball 3:00 pm at Castlewood Dismissal starts at 5:00 pm

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Junior High Oral Interp at Community Sports Volleyball vs.

Sioux Falls Roosevelt Breakfast @ Elkton-Lake Benton (Here) starts at 4 pm Community Center High School Band at Hobo Days in Starts at 7:00 AM C-B-A Volleyball vs.

Elkton-Lake Benton Football at Beresford Brookings starts at 9:00 am Starts at 7:00 pm (Home) at 5:00 pm

Cross Country Regions at F.I.S. Starts at 4:00 pm

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Open 7 Days A Week • 7am to midnight Flandreau, SD South of Royal River Casino & Motel

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FFA Nationals at Indianapolis Football Playoffs starts at 7:00 pm

No School Parent Teacher Conferences 7:30 am to 10:00 am Football vs. Webster (Home) Parents Night Starts at 7:00 pm Cross Country Parents Introductions - Halftime of the Football Game 7:30 pm

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Oral Interp at SF Washington Community Sports Breakfast at Community Center 7:00 am Football Parents’ Night Starts at 6:35 pm Football vs. Elk PointJefferson (Home) Starts at 7:00 pm

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C-B-A Volleyball at Deuel Starts at 5:00 pm

High School Band at Gypsey Days in Aberdeen Oral Interp at Sioux Falls Lincoln

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Oral Interp at Madison starts at 9:00 am Cross Country State at Huron starts at Noon

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RETIREMENT FARM AUCTION

Case IH STX135 Tractor, Case IH Maxxum 140 Tractor, JD 9570 STS Combine, Geringhoff Rota-Disc Corn Head, JD 625-F Bean Head, Kinze 3200 Planter, DMI EcoloTiger 530 Disc/Ripper, 2- Freightliner Semi Trucks, 2- Grain Trailers, Grain Handling Equip., Machinery & “Small” Amount of Misc. Items.

As I am retiring I will offer the following farm equipment at auction at the farm located at 22226 446th Ave, Ramona, SD: from Madison, SD - 8 miles N. on Hwy. #81 to 225th St. (Ramona Corner), then 6 miles W. to 448th Ave., then 2 miles N. to 223rd St., then 2 miles W. to 446th Ave. & ¾ mile N.; from Oldham, SD (4 Way Stop/445th Ave.) - 4 miles S. to 222nd St., then 1 mile E. to 446th Ave. & ¼ mile S.; or from Hwy. #81 & #34 (Jake’s Corner east of Howard, SD) - 4 ¾ miles E. to 446th Ave. & 10 ¾ miles N.

Sale Date: MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 Sale Time: 11:00 AM

lunch is by The Ranch.

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is truly one of the nicest line-ups of equipment we have been commissioned to sell in this area for quite some time. All items have had the best of maintenance and all major items have been stored inside and many items are one owner. When in the heading it states a “SMALL AMOUNT” of miscellaneous items - “PLEASE BELIEVE IT & BE ON TIME” - virtually all the items on the auction are listed!! Live/Online Bidding via Proxibid beginning at 11:30 AM. TRACTORS & SKIDSTEER: 2005 Steiger STX375 Efficient Power 4x4 Tractor w/14 Liter Cummins Dsl. Engine (No DEF), full power shift trans., 4 rear remote valves, performance monitor, mirror package, Deluxe cloth cab & air seat w/ buddy seat, like new Michelin 520/85R42 duals, SN-JEE0107004, 3,850 hrs.; 2014 Case IH Maxxum 140 MFWD Tractor w/only 398 one owner hrs., 16X16 Deluxe shift package, Deluxe cab, Trimble Easy Pilot auto guidance package w/foot control & FM 750 color monitor, left hand reverser, quad hyd, 3 pt., 540/1,000 PTO, HD front axle w/ fenders, 460/85R42 Firestone rear & 380/85R30 fronts, (joystick equipped but never had a loader mtd.) SN-ZBDE19295; Bobcat 632 Skidsteer w/roll cage & 5’ bucket.

COMBINE, HEADS & GRAIN HANDLING EQUIP.: 2008 JD 9570 STS Bullet Rotor Combine w/Contour Master, yield monitor, single point hook-up, moisture tester, Mauer tank ext,, Green Star ready, 30.5X32” drive & 420/85R26 rear tires, 1,662 engine 1,121 sep. hrs, SN-S725924; 2007 Geringhoff 630 Rota-Disc Corn Head w/ automatic height control; 2009 JD 625F Bean Head (full finger); Meridian 220 Seed Tender w/brush auger & Honda engine on Mfd. Trailer; Brent 420 Grain Cart; Farm King 8”X51’ auger – Side PTO. SEMI TRACTORS, TANDEM GRAIN TRUCK & GRAIN TRAILERS: 2007 M2 Freightliner Sgl. Axle Semi w/CAT C7 Dsl. Engine, Allison 5 spd automatic trans, air ride, day cab, 11R22.5 tires. only 192,000 miles – VG Cond. (White); 2007 Freightliner Business Classic Sgl. Axle Semi w/Mercedes-Benz Powered Engine, 6 speed Allison automatic trans, 295/75R22.5 tires. 294,000 miles (good cond.); 1992 IH 9300 Tandem Axle Twin Screw Truck w/N14 Cummins diesel, 9 spd. Trans., 20’ steel grain box w/hoist & roll tarp (tires good) – 800,000+ miles – white w/red box; 2015 Neville Built 24’x104” wide steel grain trailer w/ag hoppers, elec. roll tarp (one owner - only pulled approx. 1,500 miles); 2008 Dakota 24’X96” wide alum. grain trailer w/ag hoppers, elec roll tarp (tires good).

CORN PLANTER, TILLAGE, MACHINERY & MISC.: 2014 Kinze Model 3200 planter, (one owner, only planted approx. 2,000 acres) w/ trash whippers, 1 ½ bushel boxes, corn & bean meters and monitor,; DMI Ecolo-Tiger 530 disc ripper - 5 shank (exc. cond.); Wilrich 4400 29’ chisel plow - pulltype; IH 490 27’ tandem disc; Glencoe 13’ chisel plow; Oliver 4 bottom mtd. trip beam plow; IH 1100 9’ PT sickle mower; Lindsay 5 section drag w/cart; 3 pt. bale fork; dual 75 gal. bulk oil distributor tanks on stand; 2- 500 gal diesel fuel tanks w/elec. pumps; Aladdin 14525 hot water pressure washer; Coats 20-20 air tire changer; Atlas tire balancer; Miller 250 wire feed welder; Cutting torch w/ tanks; wire winder; 2 running gears.

STEVEN CARMODY- Owner 605-480-1181

CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker, Sioux Falls, SD 605-336-6315 & Flandreau, SD 605-997-3777; WAYNE BESSMAN – RE & Personal Property Auctioneer – Madison, SD 605-270-4980; JARED SUTTON- RE Broker Associate & AuctioneerFlandreau, SD 605-864-8527; CLERK: Chuck Sutton Auction Service, LLC www.bessmanauctions.com www.suttonauction.com

REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION

Well Maintained Home in Colman, SD plus Personal Property LaVonne Brendsel will be offering her home and personal property at public auction as she is moving to an apartment. The home is located in Colman, SD which is very well located to Sioux Falls, Madison, Brookings or Pipestone, for an easy commute. This is a very wellmaintained property that anyone would be proud to own. The auction will be conducted on site located at 211 S. Florence in Colman, SD on…

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019 Personal Property - 4:30 PM Real Estate @ Approx. 6:00 PM

Here is an opportunity to purchase a smaller very well-maintained home that would be great for the first time homeowner, the empty nester or an investor. During the past 10 years this home has had a new metal roof, new windows, new siding, updated interior with six panel doors and an oversized detached single garage with shingled roof. The front of the house has a 9 ½’ x 19’ living room w/ceiling fan, the master bedroom 9 ¾’ x 17’ w/ceiling fan and closet w/bypass doors, a second 7 ½’ x 11’ bedroom/den w/ceiling fan and carpet throughout all of this living area. There is a 7 ½’ x 7 ½’ bathroom with a walk-in tub/shower w/ jets – very nice. The large kitchen area has L-shaped oak cabinets that are over 13’ on each leg of the L. There is also a 6’ island top w/storage. The kitchen has laminate flooring and a patio door that leads to a very nice deck that overlooks the backyard. The back entry is 7’ x 13 ½’ with a wood floor, storage cabinet and the laundry hook-up. The yard is very well maintained and has a large backyard. There is also a newer sidewalk along the North side of the home. There is a block wall basement under approximately one-half of the home. It has a sump pump, electric furnace, 200 Amp power, Rheem water heater and some metal cabinets. Again, this would make a great property for you to own.

Legal Description: S½ of E½ Lot 2 – Block 1 – Fairbanks Addition to the City of Colman – Moody Co., SD. TERMS: Cash - A 10% nonrefundable earnest money payment on sale day with balance on or before November 15, 2019. Marketable Title will be conveyed and a title insurance policy will be provided with the cost of Owner’s Policy and Closing Agent’s Fees, if any, divided 50/50 between the buyer and seller. The 2018 Real Estate taxes payable in 2019 will be paid by the seller and based on that amount the 2019 RE taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. This property is sold in “AS IS” condition with no contingencies whatsoever, and subject to any existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any. The RE Licensees/Auctioneers are acting solely as agents for the sellers.

Sold subject to confirmation of the owner.

To view the property or for additional information contact the auctioneers or see www.suttonauction.com

LAVONNE BRENDSEL – OWNER

DEAN C. GULBRANSON – RE & PP Auctioneer #296 - Brookings, SD 605-695-0133; CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer and Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – Ph. 605-336-6315 & Flandreau, SD- Ph.605-997-3777; JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc.

– Flandreau, SD – Ph. 605-864-8527.

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EGAN CITY MINUTES

Autumn is Here!

Call and check out our Fall rates!

Cart storage available !

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Colman, SD • 534-3121

REGULAR MEETING September 18, 2019 The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on September 18, 2019 at 6:00pm at the Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD. Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Nancy Hansen, Cody Chamblin, and Brad Judstra. Also present: Brenda Duncan-Finance Officer.

The meeting was called to order by J. Steinhauer at 6:00pm Motion by Olson, and seconded by Steinhauer, to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.”

Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Steinhauer, to approve the special council meeting minutes from September 11, 2019. All present voted “aye”.

Public Comment: Zoning: Building permits reviewed New Business: Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Judstra, to hold the second reading of Ordinance 208 – Supplemental Appropriation and the adoption thereof. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Hansen, and seconded by Chamblin, to hold the second reading of Ordinance 209 – 2020 Budget and the adoption thereof. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Hansen, and seconded by Judstra, to approve Resolution 2019-03 Increase in Water Rates. Voting “aye” were Chamblin, Hansen, Judstra, and Olson. Voting “nay” was Steinhauer.

Motion by Judstra, and seconded by Chamblin, to purchase scoreboard for ball field. The public raised $1,175 towards the total cost of $1,700. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Olson, to adopt Egan City Grant Policy. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Olson, seconded by Chamblin, to enter into a contract with Kissner Paving to patch an additional 3,000 square feet for a sum of $7800 plus tax. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Hansen, and seconded by Judstra, to obtain quotes from Banner Associates, Inc. and Clark Engineering for a benefit analysis for a hazardous mitigation grant for utility purposes. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Chamblin, and seconded by Steinhauer, to approve the financial report. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Steinhauer, and seconded by Chamblin, to approve the following bills: Big Sioux Water $2,840.64 (Water/ water loan); Blue Jays $13.80 (Ice); Booster Publishing $49.95 (Minutes); Century Link $171.37 (Phone); CitiBusiness Card $92.60 (Supplies); City of Colman $771.18 (Spraying); Colman Fire Department $1,500.00 (Fire Contract); Eng Services $2,023.80 (July & August Garbage); Flandreau Fire Department $3,000.00 (Fire Contract); Moody County Enterprise $52.67 (Publishing); PortaPro $131.00 (Park Toilet); RDC $84.90 (Internet/Web Services); SD Dept of Revenue $113.55 (Taxes due); SD Health Pool $500.00 (Insurance); SD Municipal League $200.00 (Conference fees); SD One Call $3.43 (Fees); Trent Fire Department $1,500.00 (Fire Contract); USDA $569.00 (water loan); US Post Office $160.00 (Stamps); Payroll – $2,572.91. All present voted “aye”.

Motion to adjourn at 7:30pm made by Chamblin, and seconded by Steinhauer. All present voted “aye”.

Next regular council meeting is October 16, 2019 at 6:00pm.

Minutes submitted pending Board approval.

John Steinhauer, Chairman ATTEST: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer

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OCTOBER 6-12

ESTABLISH A HOME FIRE SAFETY PLAN

People rely on fire and smoke detectors to help keep them safe in their homes. Though fire and smoke alarms are effective, a firm fire safety plan that will keep everyone calm should a fire occur could make the difference between life and death. The U.S. Fire Administration says that more than 3,500 Americans die each year in fires, while roughly 18,300 more men, women and children are injured each year. Cooking accounts for the greatest percentage of residential fires, followed by arson. Dryer vent fires are also a big concern.

FEMA says that smoke, rather than the fire’s flames, is responsible for 75 percent of all deaths by fire. In addition to physical injury and material damage, fires can cause a host of problems. Psychological distress, monetary damages and loss of pets may come with fires.

Loss of irreplaceable personal items is also a concern. Although fires can be devastating, they’re also highly preventable, and smoke alarms and a home fire safety plan are two precautionary measures everyone should take. Creating an evacuation plan doesn’t have to be complicated. Such a plan can be established in a few minutes and then reinforced through practice every so often to keep everyone fresh on what to do.

• Begin by assessing the layout of the home. Figure out the two best exits from the home.

• If your home doesn’t have two doors, invest in a fire ladder so that one of the windows can be a point of exit.

• Know how to gain access to the exits, including the best path to take to avoid injury.

It’s a good idea to consider a few different scenarios. A kitchen adjacent to the upstairs staircase may become engulfed in flames and make exit by way of staircase impossible.

Just because you have doors to the outside doesn’t mean they’ll present the best type of exit. • Sketch out the layout of the home and the escape plan. Smoke can make it difficult to know up from down. Be sure everyone can reach the exits even if vision is obstructed.

Try it with your eyes closed. • Check fire alarms routinely, and change batteries at least every year. • Make sure windows can be easily opened if they are an exit point.

• Make note of who will be helping children or the elderly out of the home.

• Establish a place where the family will meet outdoors. This area should be far enough away from the home so that everyone will be safe from smoke, flames and falling debris.

Fires may ignite fuel explosions, so be sure the meeting spot is a good deal away.

• Children should be instructed to run to the meeting spot immediately without waiting behind for anyone to catch up. No one should reenter the home after arriving at the meeting spot. • Do a few practice runs so that everyone will be accustomed to getting out quickly.

• While in most cases it is better to escape and let the fire department extinguish a fire, in the event of a small fire, occupants may be able to stanch it with a personal fire extinguisher. Follow the acronym PASS to properly put out the fire.

• PULL the pin in the extinguisher. • AIM the nozzle or hose at the base of the flames.

• SQUEEZE the trigger. • SWEEP the foam across the fire base; do not just aim in one place.

FIRE SAFETY IS VERY IMPORTANT. IN CONJUNCTION WITH SMOKE ALARMS, A FIRE SAFETY PLAN CAN HELP EVERYONE GET OUT ALIVE. This message is sponsored by these progressive businesses

Ekern Plumbing Strands Hair Salon, Dell Rapids SD Heating & A/C Curt’s Collision Center Bob’s Electric Ahlers Automotive Kuhle-Sutton Agency J&L RV Maynards Food Center Boysen Insurance 34 Stop Ramsdell’s Skroch Funeral Chapel Cargill, Inc. Big Sioux Community Rivers Edge Cooperative Water Systems Dakota Stop, Powers Oil, Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe & Powers Trading Post Mad Mary’s Steakhouse Sparkle Car Wash Inc.

Kinner & Company Dakota Vision Dan Sutton Insurance Landis Ag Sales Locke Agency Loiseau Construction, Inc. Personal Touch Chuck Sutton Auction Company Prostrollo All American Auto Mall T&R Electric

Booster Shopper & Ad Agency State Farm Insurance Crossroads Truckstop Jim Clark Construction Greg’s Place Flandreau Dental Flandreau Building Center Edgewood Vista Assisted Living Riverview Health Care Community The Spot Dakota American Transformers

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TOMORROW STARTS EARLIER FOR FARMERS Thank you for all of your hard work. We’re proud to provide you with the insurance you need, and we're grateful that you provide us with the food we put on our tables. Trust in Tomorrow.®

Boysen

Insurance Services

Flandreau, SD • 605-997-5253

“Trust in Tomorrow.” and “Grinnell Mutual” are registered trademarks of Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company. © Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company, 2019.

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EGAN CITY MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING September 11, 2019 The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in special session on September 11, 2019 at 6:00pm at the Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD. Present: Board of Trustee members John Steinhauer, Jerome Olson, Nancy Hansen, Cody Chamblin, and Brad Judstra. Also present: Brenda Duncan-Finance Officer.

The meeting was called to order by J. Steinhauer at 6:00pm Motion by Olson, seconded by Chamblin, to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.”

Motion by Chamblin, seconded by Olson, to approve the regular council meeting minutes from August 21, 2019. All present voted “aye”.

Public Comment: None Old Business: New Business: Motion by Steinhauer, seconded by Chamblin, to hold second reading and adoption of Ordinance 207 – an Amendment to Egan City Zoning Regulations. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Olson, seconded by Chamblin, to hold first reading of Ordinance 208 – Supplemental Appropriations Ordinance. All present voted “aye”.

Motion by Olson, seconded by Chamblin, to hold first reading of Ordinance 209 – Appropriation Ordinance for 2020. All present voted “aye”.

Motion to adjourn at 6:30pm made by Steinhauer, seconded by Chamblin. All present voted “aye”.

Next regular council meeting is September 18, 2019 at 6:00pm.

Minutes submitted pending Board approval.

John Steinhauer, Chairman ATTEST: Brenda Duncan, Finance Officer

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As camping season winds down let us do your winterizations and inspect for potential problems.

Can also work with your insurance jobs.

More storage coming soon !!!

Call Brian or Mitch today !

605-864-6258

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Normal Operation 24 hours a day 7 days a week

unless orange cones are present in front of the automated doors.

NOW AVAILABLE! RELOADABLE SPARKLE CAR WASH WASHCARDS! ALSO AVAILABLE ! BILLABLE WASHCARDS FOR COMMERCIAL CAR FLEET CUSTOMERS

Quality Craftsmanship, Superior Service

SEAMLESS GUTTERS, LEAF PROTECTION, REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, SIDING, METAL ROOFING, ETC.

Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Club of Moody County!! They will be receiving $500.00 for being Sparkle's Non-Profit for the month of July.

We would also like to recognize the Team of Angels.

They have been selected the "Sparkle Non-Profit" of the month for August !!

Dave Marsceau

22527 468th Avenue, Colman, SD 57017

605-864-8864

CAR WASH IN C. 809 West 3rd Avenue, Flandreau SD Call Bart at 605-864-0403 with questions or problems at Sparkle Car Wash.

Professional Business Directory Kinner & Company, LTD.

605-997-3797

119 E. 2nd Avenue - Flandreau, SD 57028 • Tax & Financial Consultants, Accounting, Quick Book & Business Development

Dan Sutton Insurance 605-997-3777

FLANDREAU CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P. C.

Chad A. Weber, D.C. - Ph. 605-997-3733

Phone 605-692-2041 If your new boss wants an estimate for moving your household to your new home, call us, we can help!

PERKINS STORAGE & TRANSFER ICC 81290 ~ USDOT000969

EDGEWOOD VISTA ASSISTED LIVING

Formerly Greenleaf Assisted Living

Assisted Living and Adult Day Care

800 S. Wind Street, Flandreau, SD • www.edgewoodseniorliving.com Phone: 605-997-2775 - fern.boll@edgewoodvista.com

BUCK AGENCY CROP INSURANCE www.buckcropservices.com • Flandreau, SD Knowing keeps you growing • 605-997-3744 Buck Agency is an Equal Opportunity Provider.

RIVER THRU AG SERVICES 605-864-8991 • Flandreau, SD

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Grace Lutheran Church Members Invite You to Nunda for their Annual Harvest Supper!!

Fix it Right the First Time!

• • • • • •

Automotive ATV UTV Trailer Repair Fabrication Small Engine Repair

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Grace Lutheran Church, Nunda SD

Reasonable Rates • Some Onsite Service

Saturday, October 5, 2019 4:30—7 p.m. (take-out meals available) Menu: Roast beef, mashed potatoes & gravy, vegetable, salad, dinner roll, pie (Good ol’ fashioned home cooking!)

Cost:

Adults -- $10; ages 5-12 --$4; ages 4 & under are free Plan to shop the Country Store too!

Homemade items & goodies/treats!!

Hope we see you at Grace Lutheran Church in Nunda, SD!!

(Supplemental funding from Thrivent Action Team)

Jim’s Repair

24348 478th Avenue Dell Rapids, SD • 605-759-8141

I.S.A. Certified Arborists on staff

• 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

FREE ESTIMATES Chad (605) 695-8550 Tanner (605) 641-5812

www.glaciallakestreeservice.com

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Are you looking for individual Vision or Dental Insurance...

If so contact me to discuss your options

Dan Sutton INSURANCE

Life • Health • Annuties • Disability Retirement Planning • Long Term Care

Office 605-997-3777 • Cell 605-864-1477 PO Box 282 • Flandreau, SD 57028 dansutton89@hotmail.com

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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

Messiah Lutheran

Pastor David Bacon Ph. 605-997-2013 - Rural Trent SD (Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 9 am Church Service, Fellowship

(Handicapped Accessible) Wednesday Night Service with communion: 6:30 pm Sunday: 9 am Worship Service 10:00 am Coffee, 10:15 am Sunday School (during school year) www.oslcflandreau.org

United Methodist

Redeemer Lutheran, LCMS

Sunday: 9 am Adult Sunday school Childrens Sunday School: 9:00 am 10:30 am Worship

Rev. Timothy Rynearson Rev. Samuel Thole 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:

Pastor Don Vanderlip Pastor Justin Jenness Ph. 605-997-2857 210 North Prairie St., Flandreau SD (Handicapped Accessible)

United Methodist Church (Handicapped Accessible)

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) 10 am Worship 11 am Fellowship

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

Construction Inc.

CHUCK C

SUTTON, LL

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: 8:45 am Service

Cross Trainers closed unti this fall

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 605-997-3244

(Handicapped Accessible) Sunday: 10:30 am Worship Sunday School Starts Sept. 8 at 9 am

Sioux Valley Baptist

Pastor Rita Weber Rural Trent SD Sunday 10 am Worship Service

Maynard's 108 N. Crescent Flandreau, SD 57028

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AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER 127 2nd Ave. West, • Flandreau, SD

605-997-3777 www.kuhlesuttonagency.com

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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Health Center

403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028

403 West Broad Avenue/ P.O. Box 329 Flandreau S.D. 57028

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Center Finance Manager

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Center Business Office Manager

Summary this is responsible for managing all financial aspects of the Tribal Health Center. Incumbent will assist the CEO in the successful growth of the clinic with a respectful, constructive and energetic style, guided by objectives of the clinic. This position will provide leadership to ensure the clinic has proper controls, administrative and reporting procedures and people systems in place to effectively grow the organization and to ensure financial strength and operating efficiency.

Summary: The Business Office Manager oversees all the third party billing activities. Will assist in the day to day accounting functions of the Health Center in accordance with current acceptable accounting and cost reimbursement principles relating to health care operations. Will be responsible for various billing/coding responsibilities including guiding the department through collections and auditing practices. Must have an understanding of the revenue cycle flow within the healthcare industry; work flow of patient accounting, claims processing, account receivable and accounts payable. Knowledge of Healthcare terminology.

Opens: September 18, 2019 Closes: October 9, 2019

Bachelor’s degree in Education, Experience: Business/Finance. A minimum of 5+ years’ experience in finance/accounting. Requires knowledge of governmental, business accounting and auditing standards and practices. Knowledge of Tribal governmental operations. Knowledge of indirect cost allocations, proposal submission and negotiations with appropriate agency representatives. Must be familiar with accounting and office software systems.

Must submit to a background check and to pre-employment drug and alcohol testing.

Applications are available at the Tribal Health Center and the Tribal Office or on-line at santeesioux.org.

Please submit application/resume to Roxee Johnson, Human Resource Manager, FSST Health Center, P.O. Box 329, 403 W. Broad Ave., Flandreau, SD 57028 605-573-4126

Opens: September 18, 2019 Closes: October 9, 2019

Education/Experience: Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Accounting or equivalent combination of education and experience. 5 years of relevant experience in medical office billing.

5 years of experience in managing billing, collections and receivables, reimbursement, accounts receivable, claims and insurance follow-up; health insurance billing and supervisory experience.

Must submit to a background check and pre-employment drug and alcohol testing.

Applications are available at the Tribal Health Center and the Tribal Office or online application at santeesioux.org.

Please submit resume/application to Roxee Johnson, HR Manager, FSST Health Center, P.O. Box 329, 403 West Broad Ave., Flandreau, SD 57208.

For questions call 605-573-4126

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