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Korean War veteran Paul Stradinger, left, and Vietnam veteran Johnny Dean Boldt, both of Isabel, took part in Honor Flights this fall, traveling with other veterans to Washington, DC, to see the monuments, including those dedicated to veterans of war. Photo by Jon Flatland

Korean War veteran Paul Stradinger, left, and Vietnam veteran Johnny Dean Boldt, both of Isabel, took part in Honor Flights this fall, traveling with other veterans to Washington, DC, to see the monuments, including those dedicated to veterans of war. Photo by Jon Flatland

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‘The trip of a lifetime’

Karen Holzer Topic Correspondent
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Two local veterans, Paul Stradinger and John Dean Boldt, both of Isabel, were participants in the Midwest Honor Flight program this fall.
The Dupree School held an active shooter drill last week which involved evacuating staff and students from the building while law enforcement searched for and apprehended a lone gunman. Focused on a room where the shooter barricaded himself are l-r Ziebach County Deputy Mike Denavi; Dupree School Dean of Students/Truancy/Emergency Manager Shannon Hinrichs, CRST Police Officer Jeremy Reede and Ziebach County Sheriff Gary Cudmore. Photo by Jon Flatland

The Dupree School held an active shooter drill last week which involved evacuating staff and students from the building while law enforcement searched for and apprehended a lone gunman. Focused on a room where the shooter barricaded himself are l-r Ziebach County Deputy Mike Denavi; Dupree School Dean of Students/Truancy/Emergency Manager Shannon Hinrichs, CRST Police Officer Jeremy Reede and Ziebach County Sheriff Gary Cudmore. Photo by Jon Flatland

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Changing the locks

Jon Flatland
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
The Isabel Board of Trustees last week approved changing the locks in the Isabel Community Center and a new usage agreement for those wishing to rent the facility for private events or social functions.Board members okayed the measures last Wednesday, Nov. 6, after learning of recent incidents of...

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Corson County Register of DeedsOctober 1, 2024: Dale Mollman, Morristown to Gary & Lorraine Urig, Morristown: City MORRISTOWN Sub ORIGINAL TOWNSITE Lot 9 Blk 26.

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FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Corson County, McIntosh October 29Jeffery Schmeichel, 44, of McLaughlin, speeding. Fine and costs $117.50. Brian Hintz, 47, of Mobridge, speeding. Fine and costs $97.50.October 31Jordan Webb, 23, of Mandan, ND, renewal registration during assigned month.

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Bridger woman and son get prison for killing man in 2023

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
A 48-year-old Bridger woman and her 23-year-old son were both sentenced to federal prison in U.S. District Court last Monday, Oct. 28, on their conviction for second-degree murder, assault with a dangerous weapon and assault resulting in serious bodily injury.Theodora Belt was sentenced to 22 years...

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SHERIFFS’ REPORTS

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Dewey County Sheriff Ashley ArpanMonthly Calls for Service for the month of October, 2024: Ambulance – 2 Animal – 5 Animal Bite – 1 Assist other Agency – 1 Attempt to Locate – 1 Burglary – 2 Assistance to Citizens – 2 Community Oriented Policing – 7 Death Investigation – 1 Domestic Violence – 1...
Dupree Students of the Month

Dupree Students of the Month

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Dupree Students of the Month

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Dupree Elementary School has begun a variation on the Student of the Month concept by choosing the students of the month through the use of Lakota values.
Kaycee Cronin displays a wall hanging created by Mitch Zeug from old piano keys that was auctioned off at the Prairie Parish Fall Festival held Sunday, Nov. 3, at the Isabel Community Center. Cronin is the new director of the Klein Ranch. Lois Bartlett, left, recorded the bids. Photos by Kathy Nelson

Kaycee Cronin displays a wall hanging created by Mitch Zeug from old piano keys that was auctioned off at the Prairie Parish Fall Festival held Sunday, Nov. 3, at the Isabel Community Center. Cronin is the new director of the Klein Ranch. Lois Bartlett, left, recorded the bids. Photos by Kathy Nelson

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Kaycee Cronin

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Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Nancy Olson of McIntosh, left, shows a piece of macrame from her vendor table to Julie Marshall of Timber Lake at the Timber Lake Holiday Craft Fair held Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Timber Lake Community Center.

Nancy Olson of McIntosh, left, shows a piece of macrame from her vendor table to Julie Marshall of Timber Lake at the Timber Lake Holiday Craft Fair held Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Timber Lake Community Center.

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Nancy Olson

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Wednesday, November 6, 2024
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