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Florida Man sentenced to five years for firearm violation

A 46-year-old Florida man was sentenced in U.S. District Court last Monday, July 14, to serve five years behind bars for his conviction on possession of a firearm by a prohibited person.Kenneth Lee DeMarrias of North Lake Worth Beach, FL, was sentenced to serve five years in federal prison,...

TRAIL CITY NEWS

This last weekend, Jared and Mason Hollenbeck and Kyrie Lemburg traveled to Minnesota to visit David and Paige Karow.Peyton Keller spent the afternoon at her grandma, Sandi Orth’s, house and had supper there.Supper guests at Bill and Lynn Hahne’s home on Sunday evening were Lillian and Mick Glatt,...
Card Shower

Card Shower

Card Shower

Charlie and Barb Begeman's sons: Shannon, Brian, Christian and Brook Begeman and their families request a card shower to celebrate Charlie and Barb's 60th Wedding Anniversary. They were married August 1st, 1965.Please send cards to: 404 8th Street West Mobridge, SD 57601

LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan July 22,1915The Kimball Graphic says, “One good thing about the new knee length corsets is that the bottoms can’t stick out and form a ridge around the hips.”Timber Lake Topic July 17, 1975 It Seems to Me...Subscribers in...
Joann Schweitzer is Parade Marshal

Joann Schweitzer is Parade Marshal

Joann Schweitzer is Parade Marshal

Joann Schweitzer has been named the 2025 Days of 1910 parade marshal. Most of the Schweitzer family will be gathered on her front lawn at the south end of Main Street to view the parade, as they usually are. This year, she’ll be the one leading it, waving to the crowd lining the street.
Timber Lake board reviews water tower options, funding

Timber Lake board reviews water tower options, funding

Timber Lake board reviews water tower options, funding

Meeting on July 9, the Timber Lake City Board heard an update, including some good news, from Finance Officer Karla Nordyke about options for a water tower.Nordyke presented the following options for the board to consider regarding replacing or repairing the hundred-year-old water tower:• The City...

Standing Rock Tribe declares a public safety state of emergency

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has declared a public safety state of emergency and is calling upon the federal government to assist in addressing high levels of violent crime on the Standing Rock Reservation.The emergency declaration was approved last Tuesday, July 8, with Tribal Chairwoman Janet...

State denies Isabel request for lower speed limit on Main

After conducting a speed study on Main Street, the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SD-DOT) has denied Isabel's request that the speed limit on Highway 65 through town be lowered.The Isabel Board of Trustees made the request in March, asking the SD-DOT to reduce the speed limit on the...
The Cheyenne River Youth Project

The Cheyenne River Youth Project

The Cheyenne River Youth Project

The Cheyenne River Youth Project hosted its annual RedCan Graffiti Jam last Thursday through Sunday with art, music and other entertainment. (TopJ One of the featured artists works on his mural.

Standing Rock okays electronic voting machines

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe recently approved revisions to its election code which will provide electronic voting machines to tabulate ballots, beginning with the 2025 Primary and General Elections.Electronic voting machines will be available in all eight districts of the Standing Rock Sioux...