FOLKERS FENCE LLC! Fences you can Trust! Built by Family! We do it all!! Wood - Vinyl - Chain Link - Iron & More!! Brad Folkers - 605-515-1969. folkersfence@outlook. com - Marion SD.
3 PORTABLE GENERATORS FOR SALE-LIKE NEW!! BE PREPARED FOR ELECTRIC OUTAGES!!
Coleman 4000 - $300. DEK 4550 - $400. Call 605-997-3441 and leave a message. tfreg
Para colocar tu publicidad clasificada o display, artículos en venta, servicios ofrecidos, etc. Llama al 605-997-2872 o envía un correo electrónico ads@iw.net.
LOOKING TO BUY AN ENCLOSED TRAILER! CALL 605-997-3441 & LEAVE A MESSAGE!
GARDEN FLOX ROOTS FOR YOU TO DIG OUT - FREE!! 605-997-3441message
DAVE’S APPLIANCE
REPAIR Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605-997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs!
USED OIL WANTED! ! Call 605-997-3291.
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
FOR SALE OLD BARN LUMBER! Barn Flooring, Barn Siding. Flandreau SD. Cash only. You Haul. Call 507-215-1457. Leave a message! 3t729
FRIDAY NOON
DEADLINE FOR THE BOOSTER. Call 605997-2872 or better yet email your ads and billing address to ads@iw.net
ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605530-3211.
THE BREADBASKET ACCEPTS CANNED GOODS & MONETARY DONATIONS ON THURSDAYS FROM 1 TO 5 AND FRIDAYS FROM 9 TO NOON (EXCLUDING THE 5TH WEEK OF THE MONTH)! We are a community-supported, 501 (c) organization. Every donation helps feed our clients! Leave a message if you have any questions: 605-573-0935. P.O. Box 55 - 202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau, SD 57028.
Looking for that Rewarding Career! Flandreau Building Center is looking for the right individual that enjoys the outdoors, helping customers, making jobsite deliveries. For more information on this rewarding career please call Lonnie at 507-828-7075.
CALL PATRIOT ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS !!! Commercial. Residential. Industrial. Farmstead. Patriot Electric, Flandreau, SD. 605-997-3536. Don Peters & Brandon Peters. donp@ patriot-electricinc.com
HOUSE FOR SALE AT 109 FIRST STREET FLANDREAU. 2 story, 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, Good Sized yard, Needs a little TLC! Reasonable Taxes. Asking $75,000 - price negotiable. Call 909-6447248.
PLASTERING AND PLASTER REPAIR!! Interior or Exterior. Drywall/Housewrap/ Painting/Demo - Interior or exterior! Free estimates - 909-644-7248. Silva Plastering Juan Silva You
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AGED APPLE WOOD FOR YOUR SMOKER!! Call 605-997-3441 and leave a message if you can use this wood!!!
Attention Moody County Residents! The Breadbasket Food Pantry is open Thursdays from 1:30 to 5 pm excluding the 5th Thursday of the month at 202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau. 605-5730935. Please “Like” us on Facebook for more info. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
NEW HORIZONS ROOFING AND GUTTERS, LLC. ALL TYPES OF ROOFING. 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE. VETERAN OWNED. 605690-4797. tf515
WILL PAY CASH: FOR VINTAGE MLB, NHL, NFL, NBA, COLLEGE SPORTS VINTAGE STARTER JACKETS , EMAIL Gemini77@iw.net with what you have for sale or call 605-864-8159 and leave a message and I will call you back.
The Moody County Resource Center will be closed August 4th-8th for carpet cleaning! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you! 2t729
ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605-530-3211.
MICHEL OUTDOOR LLC.. Tree removal, Tree Stump Removal, Fence Line Clearing/ Removal, Commercial Mowing,Brush Hogging. Insured. 605-413-9717.
FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS STRAIN OF BULLS. Since 1920! “99 years in the making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507-6260239. tf1216
EGAN BAKERY ON THE HILL
Homeade baked goods, custom order cakes, cupcakes, cinnamon rolls, muffins, cheesecake. Gluten free items are available upon request. Owner Faith Ehrichs, 12 yrs old. Eganbakeryonthehill@ gmail.com
or Call 760-979-6114 Facebook page: Egan Bakery on the Hill
ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605-530-3211.
DAVE’S APPLIANCE REPAIR Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605-997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs!
FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS
STRAIN OF BULLS. Since 1920! “99 years in the making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507-6260239. tf1216
Pulscher Brothers Construction is now hiring carpenters! We are currently looking for reliable and hardworking individuals to join our team in full-time positions. Applicants with prior carpentry or construction experience are preferred, but we are willing to train the right candidates. Call Eric for inquiries (605) 680-0818. 4t513
GARDEN FLOX ROOTS TO DIG OUT! FREE!! 605-997-3441 - message “Unearth a Story” this summer at the Moody County Resource Center, YOUR local library! In June & July kids can read for awesome prizes, and we’ll have free dinomite activities every week as we create and learn about dinosaurs & archeology! Reading gameboards available the last week in May at the library or tribal office! Call 605-9973326 for more info!
CALL PATRIOT
ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS !!! Commercial. Residential. Industrial. Farmstead. Patriot Electric, Flandreau, SD. 605-997-3536. Don Peters & Brandon Peters. donp@ patriot-electricinc.com
Need a ride? Looking for dependable, personal transportation for yourself or a loved one? We serve Colman, Flandreau, Dell Rapids, Brookings and the surrounding communities. Our services
U.S. POSTAGE PAID FLANDREAU, SD PERMIT NO. 50
include door-to-door assistance, we will wait at the appointment and then drive you home, pharmacy/other errands as well. Call or text Amber with Caring Cruisers at (605) 690-8071.
GARDEN FLOX ROOTS FOR YOU TO DIG OUT - FREE!! 605-997-3441message
LOOKING TO BUY AN ENCLOSED TRAILER! CALL 605-997-3441 & LEAVE A MESSAGE!
FOLKERS FENCE LLC! Fences you can Trust! Built by Family! We do it all!! Wood - Vinyl - Chain Link - Iron & More!! Brad Folkers - 605-515-1969. folkersfence@outlook. com - Marion SD.
FOR SALE OLD BARN LUMBER! Barn Flooring, Barn Siding. Flandreau SD. Cash only. You Haul. Call 507-215-1457. Leave a message! 3t729
Summer Reading ends Saturday, July 31st ! Get your gameboards into the Moody County Resource Center by 2 pm that day! 2t729
The Moody County Resource Center will be closed August 4th-8th for carpet cleaning! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you! 3t85
CARD SHOWER
The Family of Anna Duncan is requestng a Card Shower in honor of her 90th Birthday on August 11th. Greetings may be sent to her at 305 East 3rd Ave. Unit A, Flandreau, SD 57028.
50th Anniversary
Open House
Richard & Denise Wiese will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, August 9th. There will be an Open House from 2pm to 4pm with a short program at 2:30pm at the William J. Janklow Community Center. Cake and refreshments will be served. Please let your presence be your gift!
CITY OF FLANDREAU
1005 W. Elm Avenue
Flandreau, SD 57028-1404
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS - July 20th, 2026
The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on Monday, July 20th, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD. Present: Mayor Dan Sutton. Aldermen: Curt Ahlers, Mark Ekern, Mike Fargen, Bill Nibbelink and Tim Yeaton. Absent: Brad Bjerke. Also present were City Administrator Cohl Turnquist; Finance Officer Lori Kneebone; City Attorney Matthew Tysdal; IMEG Engineer Shane Waterman, Jared Sanderson and Anna Duncan. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Ahlers to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Ekern, Fargen, Nibbelink and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried. Motion by Fargen and seconded by Nibbelink to approve the Consent Agenda to include the minutes of July 6th, 2026, and to allow for the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll of 7/8/2026, General, 50,435.04; Water, 3,970.64; Electric, 7,963.01; Sewer, 3,970.63; Solid Waste, 337.11. (28134) Cody Johnson, utility refund, 95.75. (28135) Cecelia Cloete, utility refund, 100.00. (28136) SD LIEAP, utility refund, 69.80. (28137) Joan Kingsly, utility refund, 34.05. (28138) SD LIEAP, energy assistance returned, 405.92. (28139) A-1 Portable Toilets, rentals, 765.00; AFLAC, supplemental insurance, 171.76; Amazon Capital Services, EMS supplies/equipment, 1,337.58; American Legal Publishing, contract/agreement, 500.00; AT & T Mobility, EMS utility, 174.89; Banner Associates, Inc., professional fees, 2,295.00; Big Sioux Community Water System, water usage, 219.80; Bluepeak, utility, 52.81; Booster Publishing, publishing/advertising, 250.00; Century Business Products, copier lease, 498.52; Chesterman Company, supplies for resale, 713.40; Christiansen Complete Water, repairs, 29.91; City of Sioux Falls, water tests, 52.74; Code Enforcement Specialists, professional fees, 498.87; Cybercoach, Inc., repairs, 525.00; Dakota Pump & Control, Inc., repairs, 255.10; Ekern Home Equipment, Inc., supplies/repairs, 311.74; Flandreau Volunteer Fire Dept., 2nd quarter compensation, 3,416.00; GreatAmerica Financial Services, copier lease, 177.92; Hawkins, Inc., pool supplies, 1,279.50; Heidepriem, Purtell, Siegel, Hinrichs & Tysdal, LLP, professional fees, 2,451.00; Hillyard, Inc., pool supplies, 124.26; Jaymar, pool uniforms, 676.00; Liberty Blades, LLC, supplies, 511.00; Maynards of Flandreau; supplies/supplies for resale, 3,994.99; Mead & Hunt, Inc., professional fees, 5,000.00; MidAmerican Energy, utility, 2,781.18; Missouri River Energy Services, training/meters, 3,993.80; Office Peeps, Inc., supplies, 174.02; Ottertail Power Company, utility, 209.35; Plunkett’s Pest Control, pest control, 227.00; Premier Specialty Vehicles, Inc., repairs, 82.76; River’d Edge Cooperative, gas/oil/ supplies, 4,315.45; Sanitation Products, Inc., supplies, 1,548.89; SD Retirement System, retirement contributions, 17,082.42; SD Supplemental Retirement Plan, supplemental retirement, 286.96; Sioux Valley Energy, utility, 196.00; South Dakota 811, message fees, 241.92; South Dakota Farmers Union; deposit reimbursed, 250.00; Steve’s Tire & Service Inc., repairs, 137.36; Sturdevant’s Auto Supply, supplies/repairs, 168.86; Transunion Risk and Alternative; subscription, 120.00; Travis Peper, deposit reimbursed, 250.00; Tritech Software Systems, software, 2,635.32; Valley Fibercom, utility, 916.52; Verizon Wireless, utility, 139.47; Waxdahl Napa Plus LLC, supplies/repairs, 224.22; WESCO Receivables Corp., supplies, 2,971.72 (28186). (28187) VOID. (28188) IMEG, construction management, 54,670.00. (28189) H&W Contracting, pay 13, 505,898.63. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Ekern, Fargen, Nibbelink and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried. Visitors to Be Heard: Anna Duncan addressed the City Council regarding concerns about the condition of the Flandreau Aquatic Center, including issues related to cleaning and general maintenance. City Administrator Turnquist stated that he will investigate the concerns and follow up as appropriate.
Mayor Dan Sutton encouraged residents to attend the Moody County Fair, which will be held during the last week of July. He also commended the organizers of the recent car show for hosting a successful event. Mayor Sutton noted that the City has received concerns from residents in the utility improvement project area regarding access to their homes during road construction. He stated that city staff, in coordination with the City’s engineer, are reviewing these concerns to identify potential solutions. Mayor Sutton also discussed the increasing use of electric bicycles and scooters within the community and expressed concerns about unsafe operation. He indicated that the City may need to consider reviewing regulations or policies related to their use to help promote public safety.
City Administrator Cohl Turnquist reported that construction on the bike path project has begun and will be completed in three phases. The sidewalk leading to the west auxiliary parking lot at the Community Center has been installed, and city staff are currently constructing a retaining wall in that area. He also noted that the Community Center’s exterior emergency exit doors have been replaced. Administrator Turnquist announced that a public meeting will be held on August 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the Colman Fire Hall, where representatives from the City of Watertown will provide information regarding their dispatch services. He also provided an update on the airport expansion project, stating that the project remains in a holding pattern while awaiting Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval before it can be advertised for bids. Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Ekern to approve the Administrator’s Reports. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Ekern, Fargen, Nibbelink and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried.
Old Business: No motion was made to take the 2027 Dispatch Agreement with Moody County off the table; therefore, no council action was taken.
New Business: Tom Hansen was not present at the meeting; therefore, no discussion was held and no action was taken by the City Council regarding this agenda item.
IMEG Engineer Shane Waterman provided the City Council with an update on the Utility Improvement Project. He reported that two construction crews are currently working in the community and that the project remains on schedule, with all phases expected to be completed by the October deadline. The next public meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 29th at 12:00 p.m. at the city office. There are updated project notes on the city’s website.
Waterman also addressed concerns raised by representatives of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church regarding the newly constructed west entrance. Church representative Jared Sanderson stated that the church is dissatisfied with the steep incline of the entrance, although it was constructed to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. Several potential solutions were discussed. The City Attorney will conduct additional research regarding ADA compliance requirements, and the matter will be revisited at the next City Council meeting on August 3.
Motion by Nibbelink and seconded by Fargen to authorize the Mayor to sign the Letter of Engagement with Ketel Thorstenson, allowing the firm to complete the 2025 Audit. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Ekern, Fargen, Nibbelink and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried.
Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Nibbelink to approve Resolution 2026-12, Authorization to Advertise for Bids, Airport Realignment Project. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Ekern, Fargen, Nibbelink and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: Bjerke. Motion carried.
The City Council discussed the replacement of park benches throughout the community. City staff have recently begun replacing benches that are worn or in deteriorated condition. It was noted that several of the existing benches had been donated by community members.
Mayor Sutton recommended retaining the replaced donated benches when feasible and suggested that future bench purchases include an option for commemorative name plaques to accommodate families who wish to continue memorial or recognition donations. The Mayor and City Administrator Cohl Turnquist also recommended developing a formal donation policy to establish guidelines and expectations for items donated to the City.
Administrator Turnquist stated that he plans to include additional funding for park bench replacements in the proposed 2027 budget. Further discussion regarding bench replacement and a donation policy will take place during the 2027 budget workshop process.
Council Comments:
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 7:49 p.m.
Daniel D. Sutton - Mayor
ATTEST: Cohl Turnquist - City Administrator
THANK YOU
The Moody County Historical Society and Museum thanks all the volunteers and guests who braved the heat and humidity and joined us for our 30th Annual Summerfest on the 4th of July. We thank all who donated baked goods for our bake sale, those that loaned us canopies for much needed shade, those that loaned us the trash cans and the dumpster, and the food and general vendors that participated in our event. We thank the musicians, singers, Flandreau City Band and our emcee that gave us their time and talent again this year. We want to thank the City of Flandreau, County, and Cody Amdahl for the picnic tables, additional temporary electrical outlets, and porta-potties; the VFW for the two golf carts for transportation; Iott’s Greenhouse for the flowers, and the National Honor Society students for their help with the kid’s area and trash pick-up. We couldn’t have done this without all of you. Thank you, MCHS Board
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MONTHLY SERVICES AND EVENTS CALENDAR
At Avera Flandreau Hospital and Avera Medical Group Flandreau, we’re making
Audiology
Surgery to be announced •
Dr. Brueggeman – Aug. 6, 18
Dietary Consulting
Sarah Parr – Aug. 10, 24
Mental Health Consulting
Nicole Robideau,
In Focus Counseling – Aug. 7, 21
Podiatry
Dr. Prusa – Aug. 27
OB
Dr. Arna Mora – Aug.6
Orthopedics
Dr. Dressander – no outreach
Tammy Crofutt, NP – Aug. 4, 20
• CAMPUS SERVICES AND EVENTS
Hospital Auxiliary to be announced
Planet Heart to be announced
Mammograms Aug. 5, 19, 26
Cardiolite Stress Mondays
Lung Cancer Screenings
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Ask your provider for more info.
MRIs Thursdays
Ultrasounds
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (mornings)
Speech Therapy Monday & Wednesdays
Wound Clinic Tuesdays
+/- 22.8 ACRE BROOKINGS COUNTY, SD ESTATE ACREAGE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Modern 2004 2+ Bedroom Home with a 32’x40’ Colored Steel Pole Building w/2 Overhead Doors & Concrete Floor Situated in a Rather Private Rural Setting Situated on a +/-22.8 Acre Acreage Site with an Established Grove and Adjacent Cropland and Conveniently Located to Brookings, Aurora, Bushnell and Other Nearby Communities & Points of Interest and just ½ mile south of SD Hwy. #14 and Adjacent to 479th Avenue
In order to settle the Scot Miskimins Estate, we will offer this acreage and personal property at auction, with the auction to be held “On Site” at the property located at 21256 479th Avenue, Aurora, SD; or located from the Brookings, SD Exit #132 on I-29 - 6 ½ miles east on Hwy. #14 and ½ mile south on 479th Ave.; from Aurora, SD – approx. 1 mile north on 476th Ave., 3 miles east on 213th St. and ½ mile north on 479th Ave.
MONDAY AUGUST 17, 2026
SALE TIMES: Personal Property at 4:00 PM w/Acreage to Follow at approx. 7:00 PM
Open House Dates: Sunday Aug. 2nd from 1:00 to 3:00 PM, Wed. Aug. 5th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM Sunday Aug. 9th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM and or by appointment arranged with the auctioneers or the Personal Representative Auctioneers Note: ATTENTION ACREAGE PROSPECTS! This auction awards the opportunity to purchase a well located that is in need of some cosmetic updating & repair - That has a great deal of potential! This home originally was constructed as part of the SD Governor’s House Program and was moved onto the site in 2004 and has a full basement under the home and an attached breezeway addition that is built slab on grade which has front and rear walk doors and an access to the basement. Last but not least, this acreage has a very pleasant country setting, as the home and the outbuilding are sheltered by a grove that is situated between the road and the building site. If you are in the market for a rural Brookings County acreage, then make plans to attend the open houses to inspect this property and be in attendance at this auction!
The residence on this property consists of an estate home, with the former owner being a bachelor, thus the personal representative made the decision to remove nearly all of the floor coverings and had all of the interior of the home and breezeway freshly painted, thus this is a home that is in need of some cosmetic updating and repairs. The home consists of a sizeable breezeway (16’x24’) with front and rear walk doors and which provides interior accesses to both the main and basement levels; the entrance from the breezeway provides a side entrance to the main level with an “L” shaped living-dining area and a kitchen with oak cabinets and a closet that contains a laundry area; a hall with a utility closet that contains a Ruud LP gas forced air furnace w/central AC and an AO Smith 40 gallon elec. hot water heater, a small hall coat closet, there are 2 bedrooms – 1 bedroom has 2 closets and is also where a 200 amp breaker electrical service is located; the 2nd bedroom has a closet and there is a full bath; there is a front door from the living room, although it was not utilized as an entrance by the previous owner and no front step is in place; the home has a full basement with a concrete block foundation, with the basement being unfinished, although it is inclusive of 2 egress windows with deep exterior window wells. The exterior of the home & kitchen area has gray vinyl siding and asphalt shingles - general dimensions of the home are 24’x40’. Additionally, the property includes a 32’x40’ pole building with a full concrete floor, 2 overhead doors and a two toned gray colored steel exterior, although there currently is no electrical in the building. The home is serviced by Sioux Valley Energy Rural Electric, a well with a pressure system and a septic system and has 1 owned 500 gallon LP tank connected to the house that will pass with the property; there is a 2nd LP tank on the property that will be sold on the personal property auction. According to Brookings Deuel Rural Water, service is available in the area, for information concerning availability and cost buyers are encouraged to contact Brookings Deual Rural Water @ 605-794-4201. This acreage is located in a rather private secluded setting with established trees on the west, north and east of the building site. Additionally, a great attribute to this property is the acres of adjacent cropland acres lying both on the west between the house and road and also the cropland lying east of the acreage site and also the tree grove at the far eastern side of the property. The cropland acres are currently under a cash rental agreement, with the estate to retain 100% of the rent for the 2026 crop year, with the lease scheduled to expire subsequent to the harvest of the 2026 crops. According to FSA information this property has approx. 11.87 acres of cropland with a 7 acre corn base with a 115 bu. PLC yield and a 3.8 acre soybean base with a 20 bu. PLC yield. The non-tillable areas consist of the present acreage building site and a +/-9 acre area of trees inclusive of remnants of an abandoned farmstead situated within that area. This is a property that truly must be seen to be fully appreciated!
LEGAL DESC.: Lot 1 of Miskimins Addition in the SW ¼ of Sec. 29, T. 110N., R. 48W., (Alton Twp.), Brookings County, SD – Containing 22.8 Acres M/L.
TERMS: Cash - A 5% non-refundable earnest money payment on sale day and the balance on or before October 2, 2026 with possession. A Personal Representatives Deed will be conveyed and an owner’s title insurance policy provided with the cost of the owner’s policy and a title company closing fee (Brookings County Title) to be divided 50-50 between the buyer & the estate. All of the 2025 RE taxes payable in 2026 in the amount of $2,204.32 will be paid by the seller, and based on that amount the buyer will receive a credit at closing to be applied to the 2026 RE taxes payable in 2027, with no future adjustments. One 500 gallon LP tank will remain with the property, with LP gas previously provided by Ag Werks (ph.605-693-5548) and remaining LP gas remaining in the tank at time of closing to pass with the property at “no cost” to the buyer. The information contained herein is deemed to be correct, but is not guaranteed. The acres in this property are based on the acres as stated on the county tax records and the recorded plat thereof, with the acres understood to be “more or less”. This property is sold in “AS IS” condition with no contingencies whatsoever, and is sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations or highways of record, if any, as well as any or all applicable Brookings Co. Zoning Ordinances. The RE licensees in this transaction are acting as agents for the seller. Sold subject to confirmation of the Pers. Representative.
To Inspect the Acreage, Plan to Attend the Open Houses, or for an appointment contact the Auctioneers. To View a Drone Video and Photos of the property see www.suttonauction.com. Broker Participation Welcome, with a 2% commission payable to a licensed SD RE Broker who properly pre-registers and represents a successful purchaser at the auction and that meets the prescribed criteria for Broker Participation – for Information Broker’s should contact Chuck Sutton Auctioneer & Land Broker, LLC – ph. 605-336-6315. WATCH FOR UPCOMING ADS CONTAINING PERSONAL PROPERTY.
SCOT MISKIMINS ESTATE
Dale Miskimins, Personal Representative – ph. 605-651-2454
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315
JARED SUTTON, CAI – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527
DEAN GULBRANSON – RE Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605- 695-0133
PESTICIDE CONTAINER RECYCLE COLLECTION
The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources will be collecting pesticide containers steel sizes 5 to 55 gallons and all plastic containers up to 55 gallon. All containers must be triple or pressure rinsed with lids and labels removed. For larger plastic containers please contact the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources to arrange collection. This service is provided FREE of charge by the South Dakota Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources. For more information, contact the South Dakota Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources at (605) 773-3153 or visit our website at https://danr.sd.gov/Environment/ WasteManagement/WastePesticide/
Aug. 11 | 1-3:30 p.m. Rivers Edge Co-op, Flandreau, SD
Machinery Consignment AUCTION
Demand is good for clean used Farm Machinery Monday, August 3 - 10:00 a.m.
Online and In Person Bidding Available. Online bidding at equipmentfacts.com
Now taking consignments! Tractors, Hay Equipment, Tillage Equipment, Planters, Skid Loaders, Trucks, Trailers, Lawn & Garden, Vehicles, Tools, Livestock Equipment & More. Call early to receive full advertising benefits. Trucking Available • Pick Up of Machinery Available Fair Commission Rates • Good Loading & Unloading Equipment Ph.
2026 Moody County Fair Schedule
Thursday, July 30
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Livestock Barn Open
8:30 a.m : National Anthem & 4-H Pledge
12:00 p.m. 4-H Poultry Show
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m 4-H Food Stand Open
1:00 p.m. 4-H Rabbit Show or immidiatly following Poultry Show
5:30 p.m. Parade Line-up – down by the Museum
6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Pork Loin Feed – West of Grandstand
6:00 p.m. Moody County Fair Parade
6:30 p.m. Registration for Tractor Pull - Grandstand
7:00 p.m. Kids Tractor Pull – Grandstand
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m 4-H Food Stand Open
7:00 p.m. Flandreau City Band Performance
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Exhibit Building open to the public
1:00 p.m. Superintendent and Exhibitor Meeting - Immediately following Round Robin
DR. BRADY ROBY DR. PRESTON HERFURTH
Leslie A Hurley, Agent Blake King, Agent
Angie Sundermeyer, CSR
AVERA FLANDREAU
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GOLF TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2026 AT THE FLANDREAU COUNTRY CLUB
Two person scramble – cash and prizes
Registration starts at 8:15
Tee time at 9:00
Cost: $60 per person, includes green fees and lunch
Cart rental if needed: call (605) 997-3031
Come on out and enjoy the day!
Welders Wanted!! The Hay Manager
Located in Trent is hiring full-time and part-time welding positions. Flexible schedule. Contact Andy for more information: 605-633-0038.
NOTICE OF VISITATION SCHEDULE
Visitation with his children has been offered to Steven Lesnikowski continuously since 2019, with sobriety as the only requirement. Requirement was later reduced to verified 0.0 BAC at the time of visitation only.
On June 3, 2026, Mr. Lesnikowski publicly stated he moved to Flandreau to be near his children and wished to see them every day.
The standing schedule for visitation has been and will continue to be: every Wednesday and Saturday, 9:00 AM, 90 minutes — 180 minutes weekly, verified 0.0 BAC at time of visit.
This schedule represents the baseline. Frequency and duration are available for expansion upon demonstrated consistency.
This offer does not expire.
Record since June 3, 2026:
16 offered
· 3 attended
· 1 arrived/failed breathalyzer
· 12 no-show
A complete dated log of each offered visit and outcome is maintained and recorded. Adjustments may be requested by stating specific alternative times and days in writing.
Custody status: Sole legal and physical custody held by undersigned pursuant to California court order. Visitation is offered above courtrequired minimum on a permanent basis.
Child support arrears: $61,656.77
*Ultrasound
*Dental prophylaxis
*Digital radiographs
*Large
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*Portable
*Portable
*Tilt table
REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
Beautiful Executive Caliber One Story Quality Built Ranch Style 2000+ sq. ft. Home Situated on a Lovely Large Corner Lot with Numerous Trees and Shrubs in Colton, SD and Personal Property including a 2013 Chrysler Mini Van, Polaris Ranger, JD Lawn Tractor, JD Snowblower, Predator Generator (Like New), Antiques & Collectibles, Household & More!
We will offer the following real and personal property at auction at the property located at 208 2nd St. in Colton, SD or from the Classic Corner Convenience Store – 2 blocks east. Lunch on Grounds
SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 2026
Sale Times: Real Estate at 10:00 AM with Personal Property to Follow at Approx. 11:00 AM
2013 Chrysler Mini Van, Polaris Ranger, Generator, Lawn Tractor & Snow Blower to be sold at 1:00 pm
Open House Dates: Wed. July 22nd from 5:00 to 7:00 PM & Sunday July 26th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM
This is a very clean, executive type ranch style 3 bedroom home with many high quality features. This home had a new roof installed in 2025 at a cost of approx. $20,000.00. Additional improvements on the property include a 12’x16’ stg. bldg. w/a concrete floor which is located next to the garage and an 8’x12’ rear storage w/dbl. doors. This property has an attractive yard on a corner lot (approx..150’x140’) with an established lawn, trees and other landscaping. Pride of ownership is very evident in this property and if you are interested is a quality home in Colton, SD, then this is a “must see property”.
TERMS: Cash – A 5% nonrefundable earnest money payment on sale day with balance on or before Sept. 11, 2026. Sold subject to confirmation of the Personal Representatives and/or POA’s. See www.suttonauction.com for complete auction ad & terms. BROKER PARTICIPATION WELCOME
– A 2% Commission is Available to a licensed RE Broker that represents a successful purchaser of the property and that complies with the criteria for Broker Participation – Brokers To obtain Information Contact Sutton Auction by ph. 605-336-6315 or by email at office@suttonauction.com.
To view the property, plan to attend the Open Houses or for an appointment contact Rod Van Der Vliet – ph. 605-941-9030 or the Auctioneers. For additional information contact the auctioneers or see www.suttonauction.com or bessmanauctions.com.
MINI VAN, RANGER, GENERATOR, LAWN TRACTOR & SNOWBLOWER: 2013 Chrysler Minivan w/Stow N Go Seats, Auto Doors, Full Power, Rear DVD Player, Tan w/Tan Leather Int., 113,355 Miles –VIN 2C4RC1CG8DR715892 (Nice); 2013 Polaris Ranger 500 EFI 4x4, Windshield, 3430 Miles, 565 Hours; Predator 3500 Inverter/Generator – Like New – Very Few Hours!; JD X300 Lawn Tractor w/17HP Kawasaki Engine –670 Hrs.; JD 928E Snowblower w/Elec. Start & B&S Engine, 2013 (Nice!); ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Parlor Table w/Center Harp & 3 Shelves; Spool Leg Parlor Table; Commode w/Towel Bar; Oak Rocker w/Padded Seat; Howard Miller Grandfather Clock; Terry Redlin “Evening Rehearsals” Print; Jesus Feeding the Flock Print; Green Depr. Pieces; 8 Stained Glass Pcs. From Colton Christian Reformed Church.; 4 Gal. RW Water Cooler; 2 Gal. Crown Crock; Crescent Creamery SFalls Butter Crock; Nest of Pyrex Bowls; Teapots; 16 Pc. Set Haviland China w/Serving Pcs.; 16 Pc. Santo Regency China Set; China Plates; Limoge China Bowl; Crystal Horse Bookends; Crystal Elephant; Crystal Bowls, Vases, etc.; Stone Panther; Cobalt Blue Glassware; Green Hen on Nest; Blue Delft Pcs.; Mini Tea Cups & Saucers; Bell Collection; Cast 8 Team Horse w/Wagon, Driver & Passenger; Native American Figurines; Hand Bell from Roosevelt School; White Enamel Coffee Pots; Avon Cape Cod; Marbles; Sm. Cedar Jewelry Box; Pioneer & Colton Elev. Adv.; Oil Lamps; Sombrero; 2 Cream Cans; 1 Man Saw; Trenching Shovel & More! HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: Frigidaire Refrigerator (2025) – Exc.; Frigidaire 21 cu. Ft. Upright Freezer; Dining Table w/leaf, 2 Padded Captains Chairs & 4 Side Chairs; Lighted China Cabinet; Sm. Dinette Table; Brown Leather Loveseat; Occasional Chairs; 2 Blue Recliners; Lift Chair; Sm. Sofa Table; 3 Pc. Coffee & End Table Set; Sm Curio Cabinet & Matching Curio; Corner TV Std.; Keyhole Dresser w/Mirror & Dressing Stool w/Stool; Qu. Bed w/Headboard & Aloe Vera Infused Mattress; Computer Desk & Chair; Blonde Drop Ft. Desk; Pictures & Wall Hangings; Knickknacks; Xmas Village Houses; Kitchen Air Mixer, Elec. Roaster & Sm. Kitchen Appliances; Kitchenware & Utensils; 4 Card Tables; CD’s & VHS Tapes; Games; Puzzles; Coolers; Schwinn Air Dyne; Pro Form Cross Walk Treadmill; Woman’s Bike; Lited Outdoor- Nativity Set, Rocking Horse & Snowman; Craftsman 16 Gal. Shop Vac; Wdn. Step Ladder; Fishing Rods & Reels; Sm. Metal Tackleboxes & Fishing Tackle; Jet 1/2HP Dbl. Wheel Bench Grinder; Schumacher Battery Charger; Keller 4’ & 6’ Alum. Step Ladders; B&D Weed Trimmer; Thermos LP Gas Grill; Sm. Firepit; Yard & Garden Tools & Décor; Live Trap & More!
GERALD VAN DER VLIET ESTATE & ETHEL VAN DER VLIET
Rod Van Der Vliet (605-941-8030) and Paul Van Der Vliet (605-351-2909) – Co-Personal Representatives & POA’s
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605336-6315
WAYNE BESSMAN – RE & Pers. Property Auctioneer– Madison, SD – ph. 605-270-4980
JARED SUTTON, CAI – Auctioneer & RE Broker Assoc. – Flandreau, SD –ph. 605-864-8527
will serve as a key legal advisor to the Tribe and its business enterprises. In this role, Corporate Counsel will provide legal guidance on a wide range of economic development ventures, commercial transactions, online lending, and day-to-day business operations involving the Tribe and its tribal businesses
2 FT – Deputy Attorney General
The Deputy Attorney General, under the direction of the Tribe’s Attorney General, is responsible for providing legal services and representation to the Tribe’s Executive Committee, its subcommittees, departments, and tribal entities, providing guidance and assistance as assigned
1 FT – Police Officer
Tribal Police Officers are responsible for patrolling the reservation and tribal trust lands to prevent crime and enforce laws and regulations, responding to all calls for service, and performing specialized technical, administrative, and/or investigative assignments.
1 FT – Grant Director
Grant Writer primary responsibilities include planning, coordination, development, writing and editing of grant proposals to assure submission on or before deadlines.
Our website has been updated, please visit our website to see what’s new!
For more information on positions or to apply online, please visit: fsst-nsn.gov
(Click Human Resources Tab and Employment)
Must submit to a PL 101-630/basic background check/ and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening.
May attach resume to Tribal Application. Direct questions to Tribal Human Resources Department 605-997-3891 or email HR@fsst.org
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Looking for dependable, personal transportation for yourself or a loved one? We serve Colman, Flandreau, Dell Rapids, Brookings and the surrounding communities. Our services include door-to-door assistance, we will wait at the appointment and then drive you home, pharmacy/other errands as well. Call or text Amber with Caring Cruisers at (605) 690-8071.
Egan City Minutes July 15, 2026
The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on July 15, 2026, at Egan City Hall, 101 N Irvin St, Egan, SD.
Present: Board of Trustees – Cody Chamblin, Jerome Olson, Michelle Ten Eyck, Karlie Ten Eyck, Allen Loehr and Finance Officer Maeghen Putnam. Absent Nancy Hansen and Mike Hein. Citizens Attending: Dianne Olson, Mike Larson, Norm Koehn, Donna Koehn, Barb Warborg, Victoria Olson, Collin Rasmussen, Lehni Olson, Russell Olson, Jennie Olson, and Benjamin Theophllus.
The 6:00 pm meeting was called to order by Chairman Chamblin.
Motion by Olson, second by M. Ten Eyck to approve the agenda.
Motion by Olson to approve June 8, 2026, Special Canvass Meeting Minutes and June 17th, 2026, Regular Meeting Minutes, Second by M. Ten Eyck. All present voted “aye.”
Public Comment: Mike Larson had concerns about the trim being off the lift station for three months. Donna Koehn complimented the city on how nice the community center sign looks.
Old Business: Putnam provided research into putting the snowplow and box blade on online auction either through Purple Wave or Gov Deals. The city is also interested in getting rid of the tractor mower and getting a different one. South Dakota Surplus law was also provided to the board. M. Ten Eyck and Chamblin both agreed to keep looking into the law, options, and getting legal advice. This will be discussed again at the next meeting.
Olson reminded the board on June of 2024 that the board approved buying surveillance cameras. He recommended getting in touch with Dakota Surveillance. He had concerns that the cost of an employee when the tree dump reopens would be at great cost to the city, whereas cameras could help alleviate some of that cost. M. Ten Eyck mentioned that a hefty fee for violating dumping rules could accompany this. The board decided to look into cameras from Dakota Surveillance.
M. Ten Eyck had concerns about use of non-licensed contractors doing water/sewer digging work in the city. She believed as of 2000 it has a been a city rule that licensed diggers must be used. She could not find a city ordinance dealing with licensed diggers. She wanted the city to know per PUC rules; it has to be a licensed plumber to tie into city water and sewer. Michelle is going to meet with Jeff Curruthers and lawyer to get everything figured out.
Committee Reports: Compliance/Code Enforcement: M. Ten Eyck made a motion that on lawns that need mowing, the city will give them a courtesy call, email, or letter giving them three days to mow/clean up the property or then the city will come in and mow the property. Seconded by Olson. All present voted “aye.” Maintenance/Streets: nothing Parks: The youth softball tournament last weekend liked our field and playground equipment. They are planning to have that tournament in Egan every year. They purchased us a new home plate, pitching mound, and a second base. The farmers’ market is going well over at Gazebo Park. The welcome signs for Egan are on hold since permission was not yet given on one location. M. Ten Eyck is reaching out to the state to see if Egan can put the sign in line with telephone polls at the edge of town. Personnel/Compliance: nothing Utilities: Putnam is going to reach out to DANR and MAPS to see if the city can get a utility rate study. Chamblin thanked Jerome Olson for many years of service. M. Ten Eyck presented Jerome Olson with an Executive Proclamation from the Sate of South Dakota Office of the Governor signed by Larry Rhoden proclaiming July 15, 2026, Jerome C. Olson Day and outlining accomplishments throughout 22 years of public service.
Motion by Olson at 6:25 to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by M. Ten Eyck. All present voted “aye.”
The 6:28 pm meeting was called to order by Finance Officer Putnam.
Transition: K. Ten Eyck and Loehr gave the Oath of Office to qualify them as Trustees of the City of Egan.
Motion by Allen, seconded by K. Ten Eyck to appoint M. Ten Eyck as Chairman of the City of Egan. All present voted “aye.”
Motion by M. Ten Eyck, seconded by K. Ten Eyck to appoint Loehr as Vice Chairman of the City of Egan. All present voted “aye.”
Zoning: A zoning permit was issued for 213 W. 3rd St. to Theadore Thull. All zoning requirements were met by Thull including set back and maximum garage size. The bank building will be part of the structure with a breezeway/living space, garage and living space up above (carriage house) extending off the south.
Motion by K. Ten Eyck to approve and address change from 213 W. 3rd St. to 102 S. Fred St. Seconded Loehr. All present voted “aye.” This new address was suggested by 911 addressing through First District. The new construction on the property will have a front door facing Fred St., where it was previously facing 3rd St. New Business: Loehr wants the city to look into an app to track tasks around the city for maintenance. Hiring a maintenance person was discussed. Camblin voiced that he does not believe the city has enough funding nor enough work to hire a maintenance person full Time. Loehr mentioned that a dedicated part-time maintenance person is more what he had in mind. Ideas were given by reaching out to other small towns, advertising in the Booster/Facebook. Chamblin requested a study on how much we have spent on maintenance in the past vs how much we will have to spend on hiring someone to do maintenance. Loehr made a motion to come up with a plan of what maintenance tasks need to be done, figure out the salary and hours, and once compiled start advertising. Seconded by Chamblin. All presented voted “aye.”
Chamblin made a motion to have the propane system regulators replaced by River’s Edge. Loehr seconded the motion. All presented voted “aye.” The city owns two propane tanks, is lease-to-own on one tank, and is renting another tank, total of four tanks. At this point the city will stay with River’s Edge for propane and possibly to do prepayment to be decided on at a future meeting.
Three road improvement quotes were presented by Chamblin from Seal Pros, ASCO, and Precision Paying Solutions. M. Ten Eyck made a motion to accept Seal Pros bid for $76,636 for Propsect Street overlay with two patches on First St. K. Ten Eyck seconded the motion. All present voted “aye.” This motion is pending a clarification on the $54,896.82 quote.
Chamblin is getting a quote for electrical service to the Gazebo Park and lighting at the Pump House. Decision based on quote will be made at a future meeting. The city owns five iPads. One iPad has been designated to Jeff/Lucas at Big Sioux to do meter readings. One iPad has been designated to record board meetings with access to the city YouTube page for easier video uploading. The other three will be set up with Teams for board members who are traveling to attend the meetings. Putnam presented Opt-Out information to the board. A motion was made by Chamblin, seconded by K. Ten Eyck to not do an Opt-Out this year. All present voted “aye.” Committee Reports: Compliance/Code Enforcement: nothing Maintenance/Streets: Loehr reiterated Chamblin and Hein will finish up on the paving project to find out if the quote was correct for $54,896.82. Parks: Ball tournament next weekend at the baseball field. M. Ten Eyck is planning on painting the Gazebo after coordinating getting materials and volunteers. Personnel/Compliance: nothing Utilities: nothing
Motion by Loehr, second by K. Ten Eyck to approve the Personnel and Financial Reports. All present voted “aye.” Chamblin noted for public record that the city is paying Pete Harper $850 to take care of a limb when the maintenance people didn’t even have time to take care of it. He mentioned he was concerned about licensing, and it was not an emergency. M. Ten Eyck said the limb/tree was down for multiply day over the weekend and the fourth of July was coming up and she had talked to board members to get their consensus to have Harper take care of the limb/tree. K. Ten Eyck spoke about the continuation of the conversation about advertising for a maintenance person that can take care of events like these.
Motion by Loehr, second by K. Ten Eyck to approve the following bills: Payroll $3,667.02; Titan Machinery (Mower Maintenance) $1,396.62; River’s Edge Cooperative (Propane) $1,031.75; City of Sioux Falls (Water Test) $26.37; Dakota Supply Group (Lift Station Monitor) $637.58; Dakota Supply Group (Water Meters) $1,146.00; Booster (Minutes/Advertising) $330.50; OtterTail (Electricity) $1,009.96; USDA Water Loan (April Loan Payment) $569.00; SDDOL & RRAD (Late Fee) $50.00; SDOR (Sales Tax) $110.65; IRS (Q1 2026 941 Payroll Payment) $1,709.80; Champion Media/Enterprise (March/April Minutes) $83.93; Dakota Pump (Lift Station Maintenance) $665.82; Moody County Auditor (Deputy Coverage) $983.33; Dutton-Lainson (Water Meter ERT’s) $1,069.98; Big Sioux Community Water System (Water/Service Contract) $2,667.26; Booster (Minutes/Advertising) $170.00; Blue Jays (Fuel) $74.19; Lacey Rentals (Sewage Cleaning) $165.00; Eng Services (April Garbage Haul) $1,133.60; Total: $18,698.36. Chamblin voted “nay.” Loehr, K. Ten Eyck, and Loehr voted “aye.”
A motion was made by Ten Eyck to approve bank authorization to change signers on accounts removing Cody Chamblin and Michael Hein and adding Michelle Ten Eyck and Allen Loehr for First Savings Bank, First Savings Bank credit card, Bank West, and SD FIT PTMA. Correspondence: none
Motion by K. Ten Eyck, second by Loehr to adjourn regular session at 7:27. All present voted “aye.” Next Regular Meeting – Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at 6pm. Minutes submitted pending Board approval. Michelle Ten Eyck, Chairman Attest: Maeghen Putnam, Finance Officer
BELLA CASA
OPEN HOUSE TOURS Wedding & Event Venue
of Natural Resources
Enrollment
Executive Assistant
Front Desk
Finance
Fleet/Transportation
Grants
Human Resources
Maintenance
Membership Services
Tobacco
Tribal Administrator
The remaining tribal departments detailed below will be relocated to temporary office trailers at the RV Park next to the Royal River Casino & Hotel: IT
Legal
Office of Social Services
Tribal Police
Please note each office trailer will be visibly marked with signage noting which department is housed in each of the trailers so that visiting community members will know which trailer to enter for any specific questions or assistance.
These temporary office locations will allow the Tribe to continue its government operations with minimal interruptions while we make way for the new Tribal Services Center that will better serve Tribal Members for generations to come.
As part of this relocation, the Tribe also anticipates hosting a Cash & Carry Event in late July, where Tribal members will have an opportunity to purchase surplus office furniture, equipment, and other items. Additional details, including the date, time, and location, will be shared as they become available
The Tribe is thrilled to share this update with you all, and we look forward to sharing more as this project unfolds. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to any of your tribal representatives. We appreciate all your support and patience as we progress through this process.
BIDDING OPENS
FRIDAY, JULY 31st, 2026, AT 10:00 AM
BIDDING CLOSES TUESDAY, AUGUST 4th, 2026, AT 10:00 AM
VIEWING AVAILABLE: FRIDAY, JULY 31st, 2026, FROM 10:00am to 2:00pm
Online only auction. Visit www.burlagepeterson.com to register and bid online. Items are to be picked up the day after the sale on Wednesday, August 5th from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM 21215 485th Ave., Elkton, SD 57026
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This auction features a quality lineup of clean and well-kept farm equipment Highlights include a tractor, discs, seed tender, misc. trailers, rock picker, trucks, vehicles, grain belts/augers, & more! Be sure to review the full catalog online for photos, descriptions, and terms. Viewing and pickup information is posted with the complete auction details at www.burlagepeterson.com. Don’t miss this opportunity!
The full list of auction items, terms, and conditions can be found at www.burlagepeterson.com
B Battery of the 147th Artillery is planning a reunion at 12 Noon on August 1, 2026 at the Dell Rapids Pizza Ranch. Any Questions or replies call Richard Relf at 605-997-3241.
ESTATE REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
1 ½ Story 4 Bedroom Home w/Oversized 2 Stall Garage w/Shop Area Situated on a 75’x150’ Lot in Pipestone, MN. and Personal Property Including a 1996 Chev. 1500 Pickup, 1998 Chev. Tahoe, Hand Tools, Household Items & Other Personal Property
In order to settle the Norman McCord Estate, we will offer the following real estate and personal property at public auction at the property located at 609 3rd Street SW in Pipestone, MN; or located from Dar’s Pizza at the Jct. of Hwy. #30 & 8th Ave. SW – approx. 4 blocks north on 8th Ave. SW and 1½ blocks east on 3rd Street SW.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12, 2026
SALE TIMES: Personal Property at 4:00 PM w/Vehicles at approx. 6:00 with Real Estate to Follow
REAL ESTATE SHOWINGS – Property will be shown by appointment arranged with the auctioneers.
Auctioneer’s Note: This auction presents an excellent opportunity to purchase a fixer-upper type home that has a great deal of potential to serve as a single family residence for an owner occupant, a rental investment property and/or a project home for remodel and future resale. This property is well located near several community churches, the SW Pipestone Park and other community points of interest.
REAL ESTATE: The residence consists of a 1½ story 4 bedroom home with approx. 936 sq. ft. on the main level, plus additional living space on the 2nd story with front entry to living room w/ceiling fan, 2 attractive wide varnished wide wooden framed archways and a wide hallway located between the living room and dining room with an east walk door to an open wdn deck and also a west door that accesses a west entry which is located alongside an enc. staircase with an attractive antique stained glass panel at the bottom of the staircase, a main level dining room, a spacious master bedroom w/double closet, ceiling fan and an adjacent partial bath with shower & sink only, a kitchen with oak cabinets and also there is a small ½ bath and an access from the kitchen to a west entryway and the basement stairway – additionally, from the east entry there is access to an open wooden deck which has a ramp that provides easy access for individuals with mobility issues; the 2nd story has a central square shaped hallway with a wall closet and 4 doorways – 3 that access 3 bedrooms w/closets and another to the full bath which is inclusive of a tub-shower, stool, vanity w/sink and a builtin linen closet; the basement has a concrete foundation and essentially contains 4 rooms – the first at the bottom of the stair serves as a laundry room w/sink and is where a 100 amp breaker electrical service is located, there is a rather spacious east room and 2 other small rooms that include built-in shelving in areas, with the basement also being inclusive of a Nutone natural gas furnace w/central AC, an Empire gas space heater that was previously utilized as a back-up heat source, as well as a gas HW heater; the exterior of the home as white vinyl siding and asphalt shingles and there is a concrete pad located between the house and garage with alley access to the garage; this property also features an unattached oversized double garage with two OH doors w/elec. door openers, a shop area with a built-in work bench, electrical and a walk door. This property is serviced by community public utilities. This is a home which is in need of some cosmetic updating and repairs, but has a great deal of potential. This home is a bit of a fixer upper, but truly has a great deal of potential, especially for the individual that has some carpentry skills, an investor seeking a property as a rental home and or a property that with some sweat equity and updating could be a great home for an owner occupant or a project house for future resale.
LEGAL DESC.: Lot 10 and the W ½ of Lot 11 in Block 3 of Corbett’s Add’n. to the City of Pipestone, Pipestone Co., MN.
TERMS: CASH – A 5% nonrefundable earnest money payment on the day of sale and the balance on or before Sept. 25, 2026 with possession. The property is sold subject to the confirmation of Lyle Portz, acting as the personal representative for the Norman L. McCord Estate. Watch for upcoming Ads Inclusive of the items on the Personal Property Auction. For full terms, photos and additional see www.suttonauction.com
NORMAN McCORD ESTATE
Lyle Portz – Personal Representative – 507-247-4700 Damain Sandy – O’Neill & Barduson Law Firm – Pipestone, MN – Attorney for the Estate
DEAN STOLTENBERG – Auctioneer & RE Salesperson – Jasper, MN –ph. 507-829-6856
CHUCK SUTTON – Auctioneer & Land Broker – Sioux Falls, SD – ph. 605-336-6315 & JARED SUTTON – Auctioneer & RE Salesperson – Flandreau, SD – ph. 605-864-8527
As I have sold my acreage, I will offer the following Personal Property onsite at Public Auction at the acreage located at 48039 Hwy. #324, Elkton, SD 57026. From Elkton, SD – 5 Miles W. on SD Hwy #13, turn at curve & continue west ½ Mile on Hwy. #324. From Brookings-Elkton Exit #127 – 8 Miles East on SD Hwy. #324. LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This will be a very nice auction with something for everyone! This auction will feature a very nice line of acreage equipment & quality furniture & household items. This sale is an auction that you won’t want to miss! Guns to Sell Live Only at approx. 6:00 & Online Bidding on Select Major Items at approx. 6:30 PM. 2 Rings may be utilized for a portion of this auction!
RICK BECKER – Auctioneer – Madison, SD – ph. 605-480-1976
AUCTION CLERKED BY: SUTTON AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
AVERA WELCOMES
Sahil Bawa, MD
FAMILY MEDICINE
Dr. Bawa joins the Avera team in Flandreau to provide primary care services for all ages. See him for yearly preventive visits and routine checkups, treatment for injuries and illnesses, management of chronic conditions, and much more. He looks forward to building relationships with whole families.
212 N. Prairie St. | Flandreau, SD 57028 605-997-2471 | Avera.org/Doctors Schedule an appointment.
TROY WELLMAN
Sheriff Wellman was recently sworn in as the President of the National Sheriffs’ Association
Please
PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION
1999 Honda TRX300 Four-Wheeler, Multiple Boats & Boat Trailers, in addition to Boat & Camper Parts! 3 PT Attachments including a King Kutter Mower & Bale Forks! Neon Beer Signs, Metal Signs & Pictures! Numerous Shop Items, Tools & Lawn & Garden Items! JD Pedal Truck & JD Pedal Fire Truck, Kenmore 5’ Standup Freezer & Much More! We will offer the following items located at 23688 459th Ave. Wentworth, SD. From the Junction of Highway #34 & #19, 2.5 miles South, 2 miles East on 237th St., then 1/10th of a mile North.
LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
THURSDAY AUGUST 13, 2026
Sale Time: 4:00 PM
Larger Items to be sold Live/Online at 6:30 PM – see suttonauction.com for more details regarding Online Bidding.
BOATS, FOURWHEELER, & 3 PT ATTACHMENTS: Glaston 16’ SE175 Boat w/No Motor, VIN: GLA12880B898, On Shorland’r Profile 2000 Trailer VIN: 1MDA9SP15WA973420; Sea Ray 160 16’ Boat-Non Running, VIN: 160BR0B3322, Mercury 115 Motor, On Spartan Supreme Boat Trailer; 1999 Honda TRX300 Four wheeler, VIN: 478TE1506XA005939; Master MFG 3 Pt. 60 Gal. Sprayer; JD i-Match 3 Pt. Quick Hitch; 3 Pt. Bale Forks; 3 Pt. King Kutter Mower; 3 Pt. 80’’ Landpride DH1572 Disc; 9’ 3 Pt. Scrape Blade; 200 gal. Pull Type Sprayer; Polar Tandem Walking Arm 3’x6’ Trailer, 18x8.5-8 Tires. BOAT & CAMPER PARTS: 7’ Fiberglass Deck Slide w/Ladder; Lrg Assort. of Camper Sway Bars & Hitches; Minnkota Genesis Trolling Motor; Motor Guide Wireless Trolling Motor; Misc. New Boat Seats & Cushions; Lowrance Tower Display Std.; Hummingbird Helix Series Display Std.; Minnkota 6’ Display Std.
BEER NEONS, SIGNS, & PICTURES: Miller Light Neon Sign 16’’x15’’; Coors Light Neon Sign 16’’x15’’; Coors Light Open Neon Sign 16’’x20’’; Mikes Hard Lemonande Neon/Light Up Sign 15’’x18’’; Budweiser Baseball Neon Sign 32’’x24’’; Grain Belt Lighted Menu Sign 30’’x20’’; O’Doul’s Light up Clock 14’’; Old Milwaukee Round Light Up Sign 19’’; Coors Light Round Light Up Sign 19’’; Miller Light Bubble Sign 18’’; Miller Light Pool Tble. Lights 44’’x14’’; Miller Light Overhead Light Up Sign 24’’x16’’; Bud Light Football Pool Tbl. Light 36’’x12’’; METAL SIGNS: Pabst Blue Ribbon 27’’x24’’; Budweiser Carry on the Traditon 30’’x24’’; Miller High Life Wildgame 15’’x30’’; Miller High Life Fishing 24’’x32’’; Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer 32’’x24’’; Landshark Lager Wave Sign 22’’x30’’; Budweiser Round Sign 22’’; Bud Light Beer 36’’x18’’; Bud Light Lime 29’’x29’’; PICTURES: Budweiser Mirror Pic 36’’x26’’; Old Milwaukee Mirror Pic 28’’x22’’. SHOP ITEMS & TOOLS: 16x14 OH Garage Door w/ Lift Master Opener; 14’x24’ Steel Car Port w/ Roll up Door; Stihl MS 180 Chainsaw; 2-Bramee Exhaust Fans 30’’x30’’, Mdl.: V1k2413-V, w/ Temp Sensors; Senator Standup Heater, Mdl: C-22-29; Compressed Air Services Air Compressor, 3 Phase, Mdl.: JT-35-AL; DeWalt Battery Powered Power Cleaner; 3-Legacy L8230FZ Air Hose & Reels; Central Pneumatic Benchtop Clast Cab on Std.; 2-Max Air 2’ Round Fans; 7’ Metal Shelving; 3 Ton Pittsburgh Floor Jack; 18 & 24 Drawer Hardware Cab.; 55 gal. Steel & Plastic Drums; Makita Cut-off Saw; Craftsman Router Tbl.; Workmate 200 Std.; 2020 & Newer Pickup Wheel Well Tool Box; 6’ Metal Cab.; 3 Phase Breaker Panel; 3 Phase Bryant Heater;
July 29, 2026
3:00 - 6:00 pm (CST)
Moody County Extension Building 500 W 1 St , Flandreau, SD st
Cake and refreshments will be served
LAWN & GARDEN: 25 Gal Pull Type Sprayer; Pair of Swivel Patio Chairs; Pair of 5’ Metal Flamingos; Frog Yard Planter; 4’ Metal Yard Windmill; Misc. Assort. Of Bag Chairs; Cloth & Vinyl Stacking Chairs; Outdoor Patio Heater; 4 Wheel Reel Garden Hose Cart; Cream Cans;
Ryan L. Kills-A-Hundred Angeline A. Eastman Kristi Bietz Anthony Reider
David Ross Francis Wakeman III Jessica C. Hovland Kenneth D. Weston
FSST GENERAL ELECTION
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Polling will be held at Eastman Hall from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
The unofficial results of the General Election will be posted immediately after the polls close and the count has been completed. Official results will be posted in accordance with the FSST Constitution and Title 20.
ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR GENERAL ELECTION
July 20, 2026 to July 31, 2026
Absentee Ballots and affidavits for the General Election may be obtained from EASTMAN HALL during normal business hours which are Monday to Thursday, 7:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. and Friday, 7:00 A.M. –3:30 P.M
IF ANY CANDIDATE OR TRIBAL MEMBER HAS ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS NOTICE OR THE ELECTION, THEY MAY SUBMIT THEM TO THE ELECTION BOARD IN WRITING, OR CONTACT ANY BOARD MEMBER DIRECTLY.
