LOOKING BACK

News from past issues of the Timber Lake and Isabel newspapersIsabel Dakotan January 7, 1915C.A. Golden says the snow has curtailed the output of his mine to a certain extent but he is getting things shaped so that orders will again be promptly filled.Firesteel now has a butcher shop.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

This week, in Trail City and surrounding areas, the weather has been in the negatives. Although there has not been much snow, the low temps make up for having a bad winter.On Saturday, Pat Aberle and Vern and Charlie Long went to visit Theresa Keller.

Timber Lake School board approves move to 4-day week

After several months of surveys and debate, theTimber Lake School Board voted 3-1 last Wednesday, Jan. 15, to approve moving to a 4-day school week beginning with the 2025-26 school year.On the same night, the Dupree School Board voted on a similar proposal but rejected the move by a 4-1 vote.

CRST, Standing Rock tribes awarded grants in support of effort to build climate resilience

The Department of the Interior last week announced it is awarding $121 million to help tribal communities prepare for severe climaterelated environmental threats to their homelands.

Deputy Parker DeRouchey

FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT

Corson County, McIntosh December 31Lucas Hill, 21, of Gillette, WY, use or possession of drug paraphernalia. Fine and costs $282.50.Garrett Maher, 32, of Timber Lake, speeding. Fine and costs $177.50. Kyle Grove, 58, of Bismarck, ND, no drivers license. Fine and costs $132.50.

Dupree providing in town bus rides to school during winter months

Dupree has a large area for bussing students to school and they have always focused on having many bus routes for students that live in the rural areas and neighboring communities.

USDA/FSA update: CRP approvals on hold as Farm Bill expires

The Corson, Dewey, Meade, Perkins & Ziebach County FSA offices would like to keep you informed of the following items important to USDA programs.