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Pictured with Joyce Kraft and the HAK caps they all bought for chances to win a Herman Kraft knife are (l-r) Bricelyn Pederson of Broken Heart Ranch, Josh Biegler (who won the knife), Dalton Bender, David Biegler, Monroe Kraft (Tyrone), and Duffy Dupris.

Pictured with Joyce Kraft and the HAK caps they all bought for chances to win a Herman Kraft knife are (l-r) Bricelyn Pederson of Broken Heart Ranch, Josh Biegler (who won the knife), Dalton Bender, David Biegler, Monroe Kraft (Tyrone), and Duffy Dupris.

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THANK YOU ALL!

News Staff
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
We appreciate the generous support of all the bidders and buyers at our live auction and cap auction (where bidders paid from $700 to $1250 for a chance to win the HAK knife or Green Bay Packers quilt) and at the silent auction. The live auction raised $17,920 and the silent auction raised $5583!
A small but enthusiastic group from the Timber Lake High School Class of 1961 had a reunion on July 25. Attending were (front, l-r) Dan Holzer, Bob Silbernagel (his wife, JoAnn, behind him), Bonnie McMacken Yuker, LarryTompkins and his wife Ann (in front); Back: Ken “Buddy”Paul and wife Lavonne. Photo by Kathy Nelson

A small but enthusiastic group from the Timber Lake High School Class of 1961 had a reunion on July 25. Attending were (front, l-r) Dan Holzer, Bob Silbernagel (his wife, JoAnn, behind him), Bonnie McMacken Yuker, LarryTompkins and his wife Ann (in front); Back: Ken “Buddy”Paul and wife Lavonne. Photo by Kathy Nelson

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TLHS Class of ‘61

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

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Dupree hosts Ziebach County 4-H Rodeo

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Ziebach County’s 4-H Rodeo was held at Dupree on July 18 and 19 with the following results.SaturdayJr. Boys Goat Tying: 1-Tilden Edgar, 10.12; 2 -Weston Wendt,10.76; 3-Newt Gregg, 11.78;4-Trason Grueb, 12.01.Jr. Boys Flag Race: 1-Tilden Edgar,8.460; 2-Trason Grueb, 8.600; 3 -Swayde Wilson, 8.787;...
Fauneil Keller celebrated her 90th birthday on July 17. Many of her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends came together for an afternoon of visiting, games, and treats at the Walworth County Care Center in Selby. Front (l-r): Remi Schott, Terek, Fauneil, Teagan, Oliver, Conner, and Fiona; Middle: Pam Schott (holding Grace), Albert, Bodee, Korbin, Bridget, Stacy, Jordan Jones, Pat, Brie (holding Alina), Tasha; Back: Bailey, Albert, Perry, Gabe, Joel Aberle, Pierce, Alex, Ian.

Fauneil Keller celebrated her 90th birthday on July 17. Many of her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends came together for an afternoon of visiting, games, and treats at the Walworth County Care Center in Selby. Front (l-r): Remi Schott, Terek, Fauneil, Teagan, Oliver, Conner, and Fiona; Middle: Pam Schott (holding Grace), Albert, Bodee, Korbin, Bridget, Stacy, Jordan Jones, Pat, Brie (holding Alina), Tasha; Back: Bailey, Albert, Perry, Gabe, Joel Aberle, Pierce, Alex, Ian.

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Celebrating Fauneil’s 90th birthday

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Parade marshals, driven by Marty Biegler in his red convertible, were (front) Rod Enright, his wife Mavis Enright (in blue) and her sister, Frances Marshall (in pink).

Parade marshals, driven by Marty Biegler in his red convertible, were (front) Rod Enright, his wife Mavis Enright (in blue) and her sister, Frances Marshall (in pink).

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Living the Dream: 250 Years as America

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Photos by Ann Arnold and Kathy Nelson

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People’s Choice prizes

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
$50 cash prizes were awarded to three parade floats (at right) selected by People’s Choice voting.TOP: Dewey County 4-H (Youth category) MIDDLE: United Parish Church, “Freedom to Worship” (Best Decorated category).

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TL School Board exploring possible construction, expansion

Ann Arnold
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Timber Lake School officials last week discussed a potential expansion project that could accommodate three classrooms, a wrestling gym, a weight room, and space for welding and small engine classes.The plans were drawn up by Co-op Architecture, a company specializing in working with public schools...
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