2016 Better Newspaper Advertising Awards Recap

2016
Better Newspaper
Advertising Awards

Weeklies Under 1,150
Third Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Marileen
Tilberg
Onida Watchman

Second Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Amy Menerey
Meade County Times Tribune

First Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Katie
Kelderman
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Weeklies 1,151-2,000
Third Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Jason Scharberg
Freeman Courier

Second Place
Best 2x4 Ad
LaDonna Droll
Custer County Chronicle

First Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Tabitha
Schoenwald
Freeman Courier

grandchildren: Kari Gerig and Carl,
Sean McGuyre and Jocelyn, Kevin
Park, with Pastor Jeff Alaways offi-
ciating.
FREEMAN

Weeklies Over 2,000
Third Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Tabitha Kulm
Mobridge Tribune

Weeklies Over 2,000
Second Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Jim Anderson
Yankton County Observer

Weeklies Over 2,000
First Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Janelle Harms
Reporter and Farmer

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crimes, for example, are not
included in the protections.
various ballot questions at
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Fall Sale
in Progress!
Wedding
Gownsstarting at . . .
$49
All In-Stock
Wedding
Gowns
35-75%
off! Uptown Watertown
120 E. Kemp Ave.,
(605) 882-4022
M-F: 10-5, Sat: 10-2
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Sadies,
Snow Queen
dresses
additional
35-50%
off!
The Bridal
& Tuxedo
Shop

All Dailies
Third Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Amy B. Pederson &
Butch Friedel
Brookings Register

All Dailies
Second Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Jason Hofer
Rapid City Journal

All Dailies
First Place
Best 2x4 Ad
Nikki Brower
& Tracy Jonas
Brookings Register

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Secretary of State
inger will be interviewed
na Town Hall webcast
Tuesday, Oct. 18, in the
om of Daktronics head-
building 6. Refreshments
between the web cast
n-sight speaker, Phillip
Paul University professor
science, at 7 p.m. His talk
“Black Rivers, Green
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gram is free and open to
Questions can be direct-
tina Castillo, internation-
strative supervisor at
, at 605-203-0016.
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an ideas company based
x Falls, will present “Idea
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The Hillcrest Elementary PTA
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18, in
in an everlasting blaze. Hot choco-
late will be served.

Third Place
Best Advertising Sales Tool
Amy Menerey

Second Place
Jason Hofer

First Place
Jonathan Kruger
Tea Weekly

• Published Thursdays
• 1600 Paid Circulation
• Deadline Mondays
• Cost: $4 / col. inch
• Size: 1 col: 1.8"
• Full page: 6 col. x 21"
TEA WEEKLY
• Published Fridays
• 800 Paid Circulation
• Deadline Tuesdays
• Cost: $4 / col. inch
• Size: 1 col: 1.8"
Peach
Eastern South Dakota
• Published Weekly
• 12,500 Paid Circulation
• Deadline Thurs. week before
• Cost: $6.10 / col. inch
• Size: 1 col: 1.83"
LOCAL ADVERTISING
LENNOX AND TEA
REGIONAL
Contact one of our advertising specialists
ads@lennoxnews.com or ads@teaweekly.com
Phone: 605-647-2284
Online at www.independentpublishingllc.com
INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING, L.L.C.
Call 605-647-5252
Most Major Credit Cards Accepted.
210 N. Main St.,210 N. Main St.,
Lennox,
SDSD
Lewis FamiLy DrugLy DrugL
is currently looking for a
Part-time Pharmacy cLerk,
working 16-20 hours per week,
with an occasional Saturday morning.
Applicants must possess good customer service
skills, be hard working, motivated, friendly,
and a team player.
Pharmaceutical and health care
Knowledge, as well as past
pharmacy experience is a plus.
Applications/Resumes can be submitted online
at www.lewisdrug.com or in store at:
Lewis Family Drug
216 south main
Lennox, sD 57039
EmploymEmploymEEntnt
PRE-PLACEMENT PHYSICALS & DRUG SCREENS REQUIRED. EOEPRE-PLACEMENT PHYSICALS & DRUG SCREENS REQUIRED. EOE
All openings contact
Human Resources,
Phone: 605-336-1750
or email: hr@siouxsteel.com
316 E. Industrial Ave., Lennox, SD
BECOME A PART Of OUR TEAM —
• Welders • Machine OperatOrs
• painters (All Positions in Lennox, SD)
Great Starting Wages! Benefits include 401(k),
Insurance - health, dental & vision, company paid life
& short term disability, PTO, Holiday Pay & more.
24 Hour
TowiNg!
Wearehiring! in Lennox
Great Starting
Wages!
Wine & Cheese Mixer
Saturday, October 24th
from 7-10 p.m.
at the Clark Residence at
47816 Clubhouse Trail (Bakker Crossing)
Free Will Donation
Paid for by Lincoln County Democrats
The South Dakota
Country Music
Opry House & Museum
122 S. Main St., Lennox, SD
www.southdakota
countrymusichall
offame.org
Sign-up to play:
www.sd.proexpertsclub.com

Weeklies Over 1,150
Third Place
Staff
Mobridge Tribune

Weeklies Over 1,150
Second Place
Joshua Najacht

Weeklies Over 1,150
First Place
Amy Menerey
Butte Co. Post

INCLUDES
SEARCH BOOST,
CREATIVE &
FULL COLOR!
PRICE INCLUDES BOTH PAPERS!
nov. 30 & dec. 7
size cost
FULL PAGE $1,254
1/2 PAGE $766
1/4 PAGE $324
Holiday
gift guide
Holiday
NORTHERN HILLS
Call Mona Heimbaugh at 605-892-2528
or Alisa Harlan at 605-347-2503
TODAY to book your spot!
DEADLINE: NOV. 21 & DEC. 1
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All Dailies
Third Place
Kristin Sherrif,
Kelly Redfearn
& Katie Wrage
Argus Leader

All Dailies
Second Place
Jason Hofer
Rapid City Journal

All Dailies
First Place
Deb Townsend
Mitchell Daily Republic

The Daily Republic and ADvisor
120 S. Lawler • PO Box 1288 • Mitchell, SD 57301
Phone: 605.996.5514 Fax: 605.996.7793
www.mitchellrepublic.com
HuntingGuide
2016
Deadline:
Monday,September19
Publishing:
Friday,October7inTheDailyRepublic,
Wednesday,October12TheAdvisor&
Onlineatwww.mitchellrepublic.com
BackPage(10.312”x10”) ....................$875 (IncludesFullColor)
FullPage(10.312”x10”) .....................$590(AddFullColor$200)
1/2Page-Horizontal(10.312”x5”)....$350(AddFullColor$150)
1/2Page-Vertical(5.093”x10”) .........$350(AddFullColor$150)
1/4Page(5.093”x5”)..........................$235(AddFullColor$100)
SizingandPricing:
Hunting can be one of the most enjoyable things to do in the outdoors!
Our 2016 Hunting Guide is your best shot for information on this year’s
season including forecasts, licensing, lodging as well as hunting stories
and photos. 5,000 extra copies will be delivered to area motels,
Cabelas and The Chamber of Commerce.

Third Place
Best Classified Section
Staff
Lyman County Herald

Second Place
Marileen
Tilberg
Onida Watchman

First Place
Holly Endres
Chamberlain Oacoma Sun

Statewide
ClaSSifiedS
lOCal
ClaSSifiedS
fOR ReNt
fOR Sale
Help
waNted
tiReS
Place your classified ad.
(605) 234-1444Classifieds14
Chamberlain/Oacoma Sun
April 13, 2016
Rummage
Sale
EQUAL
HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
River Buttes
Apartments
Chamberlain, SD
2&3 Bedrooms Available
1-6 Persons Allowed
NO Application Fee
Rent Based Upon Income
Landlord, Criminal &
Credit Screening Required
.3 Miles off of Hwy 50
103 N. Club St.
Chamberlain, SD
Thies & Talle
Management,
Inc.
Call 605-224-8231
thiestalle.com
EQUAL
HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
FOR RENT
Riverview
Apartments
Openings
for Disabled,
Handicapped, Elderly
Income Limits
Contact Barb
or
Larry at
605-734-6665
or
605-234-2272
202 E. King, Chamberlain, SD 57325
www.caseys.com
NOw HIRING
Full time/Part time Donut maker and
Cashier
Part time Pizza Maker
Join a winning team!
Join the fastest growing convenience store chain in the Midwest.
No experience necessary, paid training is provided. Benefits
include:
• Health Insurance, Dental Insurance and Life Insurance
• 401K
•Vacation and sick time
• Career advancement opportunity.
• New starting wage $10 an hour
Full and part time benefits available
Casey’s is an equal opportunity employer
Apply at:
Casey’s general Store
HELP wANTED: Experienced
diesel mechanic or person
with mechanical ability and
truck driving experience willing
to work and learn. Wage DOE.
A&R Truck Equipment, Inc.
PO Box 267, Chamberlain,
SD, 57325. Apply in person
at A&R Truck Equipment, Inc
or email resume to shellyd@
midstatesd.net
FULL-TIME POSITION
NEEDED: Trucks N' Parts
is currently looking for a
motivated individual with great
sales experience. Must be
reliable and be able to multi-
task. Experience working with
used and new part inventory
is a must. (Benefits after your
year anniversary). Stop in and
get an application today, 2011
E. King Ave, Chamberlain,
SD or email your resume to
shellyd@midstatesd.net.
TIRES TIRES TIRES: Call
or stop at A&R for all your
tire needs New and Used.
We stock a large selection of
new & used tires. We provide
the service when you need it.
We also can order tires you
request. Stop in or call. We
will be able to get you back on
the road upon your request.
WE BUY USED TIRES. Call
A&R Truck Equipment, Inc.
Chamberlain, 605-734-5523.
FOR RENT: New Apartments
in Chamberlain and Oacoma,
2 bedrooms with washer
& dryers, dishwashers,
microwaves, and garage with
openers. Call Mark 605-730-
0958.
FOR SALE: 1989 - 2302
Bayliner Trophy, Cuddy Cab,
150HP Outboard, 9.9 trolling
motor, Bimini top w/full plastics,
extras, call for pictures or more
information. Steve Johnson
307-686-0579
Pasture
For Rent
50-55 Cow/Calf
Pairs on a
per pair/per day
basis
Taking offers
until April 15
Call 605-870-1510
Bartenders, Front Desk Staff,
Restaurant Servers, Housekeepers,
Dishwashers, Cooks and
Maintenance
Benefits include shared Medical benefits for full-time employees
after 90 days. 401K program, dental program, employee
meal program, grocery store discount, vacation time for FT/PT
employees and Employee Hotel Rates at Ramkota Company
Properties.
Apply in person at
1500 Shoreline Drive
Oacoma, SD 57365
605-734-6376
NOW HiRiNg
WANTED:Full Time Livestock
Sales Represenative
to cover the area Of I-90 North
From Hwy 81 To The Missouri
River.
Must have livestock
experience, valid drivers license and a reliable
vehicle. Must be personable an have a great
attitude.
Benefits included, which includes paid mileage
and home every night.
Please send resumes to cattlemylife@gmail.com
emplOYmeNt
CUSTER REGIONAL Senior
Care and Custer Clinic are
accepting applications for RNs,
LPNs, and Medical Assistants.
New Graduates welcome!
Come join our growing team
in the beautiful southern Black
Hills, Custer is a great place
to live and enjoy the outdoors.
We are just a short distance
from Mount Rushmore, Wind
Cave National Park, Custer
State Park, Jewel Cave
National Park and many other
outdoor attractions. We offer
competitive pay and excellent
we’re hiring!
Why Work at Shopko?
Wepromotefromwithin
Competitivewages
Teammatediscount
Excellentbenefits
Onthejobtraining
Wearealsoacceptingapplicationsforallfull-timeandpart-timepositions.
We want to hear from you
Apply Now @shopko.com/careers
AnAssistantStoreManagerforour
newstoreinChamberlain.
Areyoudedicatedtodeliveringanoutstandingshoppingexperiencethatexceedsthe
expectationsofourcustomers?JoinTeamShopkoifyouarelookingtostartyourcareerin
retailorjustlookingforajob.AtShopkoweareofferingyouafun,collaborative,and
energeticteamenvironment. Apply Now and join our team.
Who is Shopko?
Foundedin1962andheadquarteredinGreenBay,Wisconsin,ShopkoStoresOperatingCo.,
LLCoperates344storesin24statesthroughouttheCentral,WesternandPacificNorthwest
regions.Retailformatsinclude131Shopkostores,providingqualityname-brand
merchandise,greatvalues,pharmacyandopticalservicesinsmalltomid-sizedcitiesand
203ShopkoHometownstores,asmallerconceptstoredevelopedtomeettheneedsof
smallercommunities.
Shopkoisanequalopportunityemployerm/f/d/v.
WANTED
Ranch or Farm
with or without cattle
or equipment, 500 to
2,000 acres, located in
central South Dakota.
House optional.
Private party, cash
transaction.
Call Don 413-478-0178
Part time crew positions
102 E. Hwy 16, Oacoma, SD
605-734-0400
HELP WANTED
Apply in person at
Chamberlain Street
Department Position:
Chamberlain has a permanent full-time Street
Department position open. Job responsibilities
include roadway repair and construction, roadway
mowing and spraying, heavy equipment operation
and repair, and snow removal. Applicants must
possess a CDL or be capable of obtaining one.
Salary range: $14 to $16.50 per hour DOE.
Benefits include paid vacation and sick leave,
paid holidays, retirement, and health insurance.
Please call the Finance Office at 234-4401 for
additional information. A City job application and
resume are required. Closing date is April 15, 2016.
EOE
HELP wANTED: PART-TIME
SUMMER EMPLOYEE for the
Town of Kennebec Street and
Parks Department. Call Bailey
at 869-2263 for application.
Minimum age is 17. Open until
filled. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
HELP wANTED: Part-time
caregiver position open at
New Life Home, Inc in Presho.
Must apply in person.
HELP wANTED: FULL-TIME
FINANCE OFFICER for
town of Kennebec. Benefits.
Send resume to PO BOX 61
Kennebec, SD 57544 or call
Bailey Creasey at 869-2263.
Deadline: May 8, 2016. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom
Apartment at Highland
Apartments in Presho, SD.
Contact Christensen Real
Estate 605-895-5263 (office)
or 605-929-6276 (cell) or 605-
840-2204 (Rob's Cell).
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom
Apartments, one level, outside
entrance, w/washer & dryer
at 5th Avenue Apartments in
Kennebec, SD. Contact Ty
605-280-1748 or Tim 605-
280-2103.
FOR SALE: 5 bedroom, 2
bath home in Presho. Finished
walkout basement. Lots of
updates. Great location. Call
Casey at 605-280-9683.
benefits. Contact Human
Resources at (605) 673-9418
for more information or log
onto www.regionalhealth.com
to apply. EEOC/AA.
CITY OF PHILIP, SD – Police
Officer. Certified or able
to certify. Wage DOEQ
with excellent benefits. Job
description and application
available at 605-859-2175 or
philipdfo@gwtc.net.
R A D I O L O G Y
TECHNOLOGIST – Mobridge
Regional Hospital & Clinics is
looking for a board certified
Rad Tech to join our team.
Competitive ware DOE&Q
with an excellent benefit
package. Apply online at
www.mobridgehospital.org.
Call Human Resources with
questions (605) 845-8171
– EEO.
MEDICAL LAB TECH MLT/
MLS or MT - Immediate
opening full-time (or part-time)
position at Mobridge Regional
Hospital & Clinics, Must be
board certified. Competitive
wage DOE&Q with an excellent
benefit package. Apply online
with an application and resume
at www.mobridgehospital.org.
Call Human Resources with
questions (605) 845-8171 -
EEO.
BOWES CONSTRUCTION,
Brookings, SD, Available
Positions Open: Truck Drivers
& Heavy Equipment Operators.
For complete details email: v_
longville@bowesconstruction.
com or call 605.693.3557.
fOR Sale
LAS VEGAS CONDOMINIUM:
Two bedroom, two bath, 1300
sq. ft., pool, spa, fitness
center, 24-hour security,
secured parking, two blocks
from the Strip. Best view. Carv
Thompson 402-614-2706.
miSCellaNeOuS
WANTED: MULE DEER AND
ANTELOPE hunting land for
archery and rifle hunting for
2016, 2017, and 2018. Call Jim
at 605-448-8064.
MEET SINGLES RIGHT
NOW! No paid operators, just
real people like you. Browse
greetings, exchange messages
and connect live. Try it free.
Call now: 1-800-958-7963.
NOtiCeS
ADVERTISEINNEWSPAPERS
statewide for only $150.00. Put
the South Dakota Statewide
Classified Network to work for
Open House
3 bedrooms; 2 bath; 2 car garage. 2070 Sq. ft. Modular
Home buyer to move, Reduced Price $60,000
Come and see Saturday, April 16 & Sunday, April 17
720 S. River
you today! (25 words for $150.
Each additional word $5.) Call
this newspaper or 800-658-
3697 for details.
VeHiCleS
H I G H M O R E - H A R R O L D
SCHOOL is seeking bid/quotes
for new or newer low mileage
eight-to-nine passenger SUV.
If bids are over $25,000, the
bids must be sealed. If under
$25,000 your quote doesn’t
need to be sealed. Bids/Quotes
Make a Difference in
Someone’s Life!
Aurora Brule Nursing
Home is currently seeking
caring and dedicated
people for full-time
RN’s/LPN’s and full-
time C.N.A’S. If you are
a caring individual we are
seeking all training will be
provided with pay.
*Competitive wage
*Benefits package including health insurance, vision,
dental, vacation, supplemental insurances or take pay-
in-lieu of benefits, also ask about our PRN program.
Please contact Angela DeBoer at 605-249-2216 for
more information or pick up an application at
Aurora Brule Nursing Home
408 S. Johnston St. White Lake, SD 57383
EOE
will be opened 4/25/2016 at
1:00 p.m. Please return to Chip
Sundberg, Superintendent, PO
Box 416, Highmore, SD 57345
or (605) 852-2275. Highmore-
Harrold School has the right to
reject any and all bids/quotes.
CLASSIC CAR
RESTORATION, complete or
partial. 605-204-0223.
RUMMAGE SALE: 425 E.
Clemmer Ave. Friday, April 15
1-5 pm, Saturday, April 16 9 am
- 4 pm, All proceeds donated
to Shepherds Gift (SD Hunting
Diease research project)

Weeklies Over 2,000
Third Place
Jane Bachman
& Breezy Kuehl
Mobridge Tribune
Who allows
her to dress
this way?

Weeklies Over 2,000
Second Place
Jason Wolters
& Jenni Giovanetti
Lakota Country Times

Weeklies Over 2,000
First Place
Janelle
Harms
Reporter and Farmer

HELP WANTED: Reporter &
Farmer seeks part-time book-
keeper, engraver, printer and
proofreader. Send resume to
PO Box 30, Webster, SD 57274
or email suhrs@reporterand
farmer.com. 40-tfc
CITY OF PHILIP, SD – Police
Officer. Certified or able to
certify. Wage DOEQ with ex-
cellent benefits. Job descrip-
tion and application available
at 605-859-2175 or philipdfo
@gwtc.net.
HELP WANTED-Part-time
night and weekend server.
Webster’s Dakota Diner.
39-4tc
MEDICAL LAB TECH
MLT/MLS or MT - Immediate
opening full-time (or part-
time) position at Mobridge
Regional Hospital & Clinics,
Must be board certified. Com-
petitive wage DOE&Q with
an excellent benefit package.
Apply online with an applica-
tion and resume at www.mo
bridgehospital.org. Call Hu-
man Resources with ques-
tions; (605) 845-8171 - EEO.
HELP WANTED: Full time
employment. Local excava-
tion company. Must be able to
operate heavy equipment and
drive truck. CDL required.
Will help obtain. Competitive
wage. Hiring bonus. North-
east Excavation. 265-0308.
Jim. 37-tfc
BOWES CONSTRUCTION,
Brookings, SD, Available Po-
sitions Open: Truck Drivers
and Heavy Equipment Opera-
tors. For complete details
email: v_longville@bowescon
struction.com or call 605.693.
3557.
CUSTER REGIONAL Senior
Care and Custer Clinic are ac-
cepting applications for RNs,
LPNs, and Medical Assis-
tants. New Graduates wel-
come! Come join our growing
team in the beautiful south-
ern Black Hills, Custer is a
great place to live and enjoy
the outdoors. We are just a
short distance from Mount
Rushmore, Wind Cave Na-
tional Park, Custer State
Park, Jewel Cave National
Park and many other outdoor
attractions. We offer compet-
itive pay and excellent bene-
fits. Contact Human Resou-
rces at (605) 673-9418 for more
information or log onto
www.regionalhealth.com to
apply. EEOC/AA.
RADIOLOGY Technologist –
Mobridge Regional Hospital
& Clinics is looking for a
board certified Rad Tech to
join our team. Competitive
wage DOE&Q with an excel-
lent benefit package. Apply
online at www.mobridgehos
pital.org. Call Human Re-
sources with questions, (605)
845-8171 – EEO.
Bristol, SD
Sun Dial Manor in Bristol is hiring
CNAs (full time, part time and PRN)
Increased baseline wage starting January 2016.
Along with competitive wages and benefits. EOE, DFW
To apply call Connie at 605-492-3615 or go to
www.sundialmanor.com
SIGNIFICANT WAGE INCREASE JANUARY 2016,
IT’S WORTH LOOKING INTO!
(605) 486-4523
or E-mail skadmin@venturecomm.net
S-K Home, PO Box 195, Roslyn, SD 57261
PART TIME RN (1 DAY/ WEEK)
FULL TIME NIGHT RN/LPN
Strand-Kjorsvig Living Center
in Roslyn is seeking
Please contact Pennie or Shannon for more information
or to apply.
B-4 April 11, 2016 reporterandfarmer.com Reporter & Farmer, Webster, South Dakota
EOE
Currently has the following opportunity available.
* Registered Nurse - this is a full time position and
includes rotating shifts, weekends and holidays.
To view a complete position description and apply
online, visit www.sanfordhealth.org and refer to job
number 234119.
Sanford Health
EOE
Webster
Sanford Webster
a
THIS POSITION INCLUDES A $10,000 SIGN ON BONUS FOR A
2 YEAR COMMITMENT TO SANFORD HOSPITAL-WEBSTER
a
Bristol, SD
Sun Dial Manor in Bristol is accepting
applications for
Full Time
RN or LPN
Significant increased baseline wage was initiated
January 2016. Increased wage based on previous
nursing experience.
May be eligible for $10,000
recruitment bonus.
For more information, please contact
Connie Brown RN, DON at 605-492-3615.
EOE, DFW
Looking for
a rewarding
change?
* General Maintenance - this is a full time position and
includes on-call rotation.
To view a complete position description and apply online,
visit www.sanfordhealth.org and refer to job number 235300.
Sanford Health EOE
a
Currently has the
following opportunity
available.
Full-Time Development Associate Needed
Geronimo Energy is seeking candidates for a full-time Development Associate
to be based in or near Watertown, South Dakota, with occasional trips to our
Corporate Office in Edina, MN. The Development Associate will work on local
and regional developments and other corporate development initiatives as
directed. The position will report directly to the regional Project Manager.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
•Obtain executed land easement agreements which meet company
quality specifications with landowners in assigned territories
•Obtain parcel, deed, land, and other factual and accurate information
relating to properties in assigned territories
•Track and maintain database of prospective landowners in assigned
locations, documenting any and all communications
•Assist in generating and distributing approved communications to
existing landowners under agreement
•Travel to landowner homes and properties to answer questions and
obtain signatures on agreements
•Communicate with landowners and legal counsel regarding questions or
concerns about agreements
•Attend and lead relevant landowner meetings as directed (i.e. town hall
meetings, state/local government hearings, advocacy group meetings,
etc.) Assist in ensuring that agreements are accurate and meet legal
review before distributing to landowners
•Work with Project Manager to ensure successful completion of all
project development steps in addition to land acquisition
•Be the relationship bridge between the community and the company
throughout the entire development, construction and post construction
process
•Communicate professionally, sensitively, and tactfully at all times with
landowners, communities, and legal counsel
•Special projects as assigned by Project Manager
QUALIFICATIONS:
•Proficiency in MS Office, especially MS Excel and Sharepoint
•Must qualify to be a South Dakota notary public
•Willingness to travel within a 50 mile radius of Watertown, South
Dakota 30% of the time
•Ability to interact agreeably with landowners and is characterized as
being “Farmer-Friendly”
•Ability in Researching, Documenting, and Recording Landownership
•Ability in Reviewing, Generating, and Editing Land Agreements and
Working Closely with Legal Counsel to do same
•Excellent written and verbal communication skills necessary for
frequent interaction with landowners and local/state government officials
•Attention to detail, manifested in ability to manage multiple
projects and review documents and information relating to different
issues in land management
•Ability to effectively communicate with and manage third party service
providers throughout the development process
Preference may be given to candidates with the following:
•Bachelor’s Degree in a Related Field (Agriculture, Civil Engineering,
Business Administration, Legal)
•Working Knowledge of Renewable Energy Industry and Related
Land Issues
•Experience in the field of Energy, Real Estate Development, Financial
Services, Insurance or Legal
•Experience with Related Industry Software (GIS, XMap, MS Project,
MS Suite, etc.)
All offers of employment are contingent upon the successful completion of a
full interview process, background check, reference check, drug screen and in
some cases, a credit check.
Hiring Date: Open
Compensation: Competitive Salary + Bonus
Potential Benefits: Competitive Medical and Dental
Office: Watertown, South Dakota
Send cover letter and resume to:
Contact: Heather Droel
Phone: 952-988-9000
Email: heather@geronimoenergy.com
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WANTED: MULE DEER and
antelope hunting land for
archery and rifle hunting for
2016, 2017 and 2018. Call Jim
at 605-448-8064.
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MISCELLANEOUS
H I G H M O R E - H A R RO L D
School is seeking bid/quotes
for new or newer low mileage
eight-to-nine passenger SUV.
If bids are over $25,000, the
bids must be sealed. If under
$25,000 your quote doesn’t
need to be sealed.
Bids/quotes will be opened
4/25/2016 at 1 p.m. Please re-
turn to Chip Sundberg, Su-
perintendent, PO Box 416,
Highmore, SD 57345 or (605)
852-2275. Highmore-Harrold
School has the right to reject
any and all bids/quotes.
CLASSIC CAR restoration,
complete or partial. 605-204-
0223.
FARMING
FOR RENT: Hydraulic ce-
ment hammer for skidloader,
24” late packer for sand or
gravel-gas operated, three
point-five shank farm ripper.
Call 265-1514 or 345-3539.
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I THE DAILY REPUBLIC I FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2016 B7
The Daily Republic is looking for a
reliable youth or adult to deliver
papers early mornings in
Mitchell
Route 50
200-700 Blk E. 7th
19 Papers
Route 57
1300-1700 Blk E. 1st
1400 Blk E. 2nd
32 papers
Plankinton
88 Papers
Platte
4 Routes
75 Papers
24 Papers
38 Papers
20 Papers
•Free Subscription ($175 VALUE)
•No Sundays or Major Holidays
•No Collecting
If you or someone you know is
interested or have any questions
please call
Lori at 1-605-996-5514
The Daily Republic is looking for a
reliable youth or adult to deliver
papers early mornings in
Mitchell
Route 1 - W. 3rd & 4nd
34 Papers
Route 3 - Downtown Area
76 papers
Route 4
S. Minnesota/University
Ave./McCabe Street
24 Papers
Route 5 - W 1st & 2nd
15 Papers
Pickstown
11 Papers
• Free Subscription ($175 VALUE)
• No Sundays or Major Holidays
• No Collecting
If you or someone you know is
interested or have any questions
please call
Adam at 1-605-996-5514
Manufacture/Delivery Person
Full time position for manufacturing and
delivering of Wilbert Burial Vaults in the
Mitchell, SD area. Must be willing
to work Saturdays. Must be at least 21
years old and have a clean driving record,
No CDL required.
Paid vacation, Health ins., Life,
Dental, 401K, AFLAC.
Contact Jerry @605-996-6561or E-Mail to
mitchelljosten@mitchelltelecom.net
McGovern Center
Program Coordinator
The McGovern Center at Dakota Wesleyan
University invites applications for a
full-time, 12-month, Program Coordinator.
A master’s degree with experience in
higher education is preferred.
The program coordinator will be
responsible for working with faculty and
community agencies to cultivate academic
service-learning, community based
research initiatives and co-curricular
service opportunities. The coordinator will
plan and execute McGovern Center
community events, facilitate domestic and
international outreach, co-advise student
clubs and assist with capacity building
efforts. The late Senator George McGovern
and his wife Eleanor were passionate
advocates for civic engagement and
hunger relief. Qualified applicants should
demonstrate a passion for service,
experience with academic service-learning,
and commitment to fostering the McGovern
legacy.
Salary will be commensurate with skills and
experience. Review of applications will
begin immediately until position is filled.
Electronic applications which include a
cover letter, CV or resume, and three
references should be sent to:
jahayen@dwu.edu
Human Resources
Dakota Wesleyan University
1200 W University Avenue
Mitchell, SD 57301
Dakota Wesleyan University is committed
to fostering diversity and is an equal
opportunity employer. DWU welcomes the
candidacy of underrepresented groups.
Program Service Technician
The Farm Service Agency has a
temporary Program Technician vacancy in
the Davison/Hanson County Office located
in Mitchell, SD. Opening date is May 4,
2016 and the closing date is May 20, 2016.
A copy of the vacancy announcement and
application packet can be obtained by
contacting Owen Anderson, CED
at 605-996-1564 ext 2.
FSA is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
Program Technician
The Farm Service Agency has a Program
Technician vacancy in the Sanborn/
Jerauld County Office located in
Woonsocket, SD. Opening date is
April 15, 2016 and the closing date is
April 29, 2016. The vacancy
announcement can be found at
www.usajobs.gov/.
For more information,
contact Kathy Torres, CED, at
605-796-4476.
FSA is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
CAREGIVERS
Home Instead Senior Care is in need of
caregivers in Mitchell and surrounding
areas. If you're looking for a rewarding
career helping seniors remain independent
in their homes, please call 605-996-0503 or
stop in at 200 E. 5th Ave. in Mitchell.
MANAGER
Bridgewater City accepting written
Notice of Interest for Manager
for City Bar. Call Bridgewater
Finance Office 605/729-2690
or see bridgewatersd.com
for more information.
CNC LASER PROGRAMMER
OES Industries is a laser cutting mfg.
company who produces metal products
serving a wide range of markets. OES
Industries is currently seeking a candidate
to be responsible for programming CNC
laser machines to ensure continuous
manufacturing production and material
efficiency. A laser programmer requires
critical thinking skills and to have the
ability to "nest" multiple metal parts. As a
laser programmer you will be responsible
for efficient layout of parts and costs
savings, while meeting production
schedules and delivery deadlines.
Requirements: Prior programming
experience preferred; strong computer
skills; attention to detail is highly
important; ability to work in a fast paced
environment; able to work independently
& also as a team member; ability to work
at a computer station most of the time.
Call Dennis at 605-239-4884 or email
resume to: info@oesindustries.com
PUBLIC
NOTICE
GENERAL
POLICY
We at the Daily Re-
public wish to give
you the best service
we can. We ask that
you check your ad
the first time it ap-
pears in the newspa-
per. If you need to
make any changes,
or corrections,
please call and we
will gladly change it
for the next possible
edition. We cannot
be responsible for
any cost that might
result from any error
or omission above
the cost of the adver-
tisement. No refunds.
If you have any ques-
tions when you re-
ceive the bill on your
advertising, please
contact us immedi-
ately.
Freebie ads are
only available to
customers in good
credit standing.
STATEWIDE
ADVERTISING
Your advertisement
will appear in 150
South Dakota daily
and community
newspapers across
the state that are
read by more than
814,000 people -
based on an average
of 2.2 newspaper
readers per house-
hold and a total cir-
culation base of
more than 370,000.
For more
information, call
The Daily Republic
Classifieds
at 605-996-5515
LOST AND
FOUND
FOUND FUEL TANK
on airport road. Call
605-999-7285
PERSONALS
60 YEAR OLD
MALE looking for fe-
male fishing partner.
Call 605-350-9408
ATTENTION
CATHOLIC'S
That are homebound
and the elderly. DISH
or DIRECT TV chan-
nel IONE has a very
nice 1/2 hour 5:30
am Sunday Mass
with a choir. You
watch, you decide.
CHRISTIAN MO-
TORCYCLIST AS-
SOCIATION meets
at Marlins Road-
house Second Satur-
day of each month.
For more information
about Bible Study
call Tim 933-0828 or
Amy-Sue 630-0353
FREE
Bible
Correspondence
Course
1603 East 2nd,
Mitchell
FREE FREE FREE!
Are you interested in
Christian evidences?
Creation and Evolu-
tion? Contact us for a
Free 10 lesson Chris-
tian Evidences Cor-
respondence Course
Write to:
Christian Evidence
Correspondence
Course
1508 Wisconsin
Ave SW
Huron SD 57350
FREE
Nondenominational
Bible
Video Studies
996-1964
for appointment
HELP WANTED
EDUCATION
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
EDUCATION
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
Curbing Edge,
LLC, installers of
quality concrete
landscape edging,
is seeking full-time
seasonal help. Call
(605) 999-0799.
has openings in our
MAIL
ROOMPart-time,
Night Shift
Hours vary between
8 p.m. and 3 a.m. 6
nights per week, ap-
prox. 20-25 hours
per week. Must be
dependable.
If interested stop
by and fill out an
application at
120 S. Lawler
Mitchell S.D.
or apply on-line at
www.forumcomm.com/careers
No Phone Calls
Please!
www.jobshq.com
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
Looking for PT
Seasonal Help on
Pheasant
Hatchery.
Afternoons and
weekends. No
prior exp
necessary. $10/hr.
605-680-6211.
HOUSES
FOR RENT
3 BED/2 bath/gar-
age, no pets/smok-
ing. $900 rent/de-
posit, available May
1st. 996-1462/770-1645
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2 BEDROOM, fridge,
stove, central air,
main floor washer &
dryer hookups. NO
PETS 605-996-1969
NEWLY REMOD-
ELED. No smoking
or pets. Call
605-630-0004
HOUSE FOR RENT
SURROUNDING AREA
MT. VERNON, 312
N. Main, 2 bedroom,
garage, laundry
hookups, lease, ref-
erences. No pets. No
smokers. $450 rent.
$450 dep.. 996-3550
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
2 & 3 BEDROOM
town homes available
at Green Meadows. Af-
fordable rent based
on income with utility
allowance, garage
included. Contact
Oakleaf Prop Mgmt
at 996-8148.
This institution is an equal
opportunity
provider &
employer.
3 BEDROOM Town-
house. 500 W. 19th.
Rent based on in-
come. Equal Hous-
ing Opportunity.
605-770-5832 or
Skogen Company
605-263-3941
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
MANAGEMENT
HELP WANTED
SKILLED/TRADES
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
CLEAN QUIET effi-
ciency apartment all
utilities furnished,
$325 per mo. Call
Lonnie at
605-999-7428 or
605-933-0366.
Country Estates
2 bedroom 2 bath
$700-$750
Townhouse
2 bedroom 1 bath
$850
Central air, Lg
garage. No smok-
ing or pets.
Call Michelle
605-999-6800
Wanted Resident
Maintenance Manager
Send resumes to:
3201 N. Ohlman
Mitchell SD 57301
EDEN APART-
MENTS 1 & 2 bed-
room 206/210 West
15th. 605-996-0279
ONE BEDROOM in-
cludes heat, water,
sewer, garbage, $450
rent. No smoking/
pets. 605-630-2060
ONE BEDROOM
Spring Crest, 420 W
19th, equal housing
opportunity. Call
605-770-5832 or
Skogen Company
605-263-3941
SPACIOUS 2 bed-
room. NO PETS!
Background check
required. $525.
605-933-1490
The Landings of
Mitchell has mod-
ern 2 & 3 bedroom
townhomes for rent.
$570.00 to $1,025.00
Incredible amenities
and affordable rental
amounts make the
Landings a distinc-
tive place to call
home. The townhomes
feature a full kitchen with
all appliances, a spa-
cious living room, dining
area, second baths,
washer & dryers. All
units also include a sin-
gle car attached garage.
The Landings is a 100% Af-
fordable Housing Community.
Income and student status re-
strictions apply. Security De-
posit Credit and Criminal
background check required
To view or apply
please call
605-996-6811.
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
HELP WANTED
MANAGEMENT
HELP WANTED
SKILLED/TRADES
FARM
EQUIPMENT
11 HP BRIGGS
Stratton 12 volt start-
er, new sleeve piston
electrical, $300. 7 ft
3 point heavy duty
tree disk, $500. M12
Miller loader mounts
off a 4440 JD, like
new, $500. Howard,
SD 605-350-3174 or
605-772-6543
TWO REAR TRAC-
TOR TIRES, 480-80r46
$100. 605-201-9937
LIVESTOCK&
RELATEDEQUIPTMENT
2 YR OLD polled
Hereford bulls, heifer
pairs, Angus black
baldies and here-
fords, contact Jere-
my Johnson and
Tessa, 605-770-0353
or Mike 605-999-1822
4th CALF PAIRS &
older, big gentle
cows, some calf's
are 6 weeks old. Call
605-999-2897
ANGUS BULLS
all out of popular and
proven AI Sires, An-
gus Valley, Net
Worth, Bismark, In-
sight, Density & Ex-
pedition. High quality
at reasonable prices!
Growth, disposition,
maternal, will keep
until turnout & deliver
Rick Podzimek
605-999-0374
Registered Limousin
Yearling &
2 Year Old Bulls
Performance tested
black & red bulls
available. Priced rea-
sonable. Contact
Nolz Limousin, Mitch-
ell SD 605-996-1810,
605-999-7035
www.nolzlimousin.com
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Search the map for items you
are looking for or specific
location you want to hit!
Or visit
www.mitchellrepublic.com/
rummage sales
LARGE 4-FAMILY
RUMMAGE
MITCHELL,
501 Tiger St.
Fri. 4-7, Sat. 8-noon.
Boys newborn-size
10, mens L-XL, girls
4T, 10-14, womens
S-M, shoes, toys &
baby supplies, mo-
vies, home decor,
books, bedding, flute
MITCHELL,
2805 Winsor Court
Fri. 5-7, Sat. 7-10.
Furniture, house-
wares, kitchen items,
clothes & shoes for
teens and adults.
MITCHELL,
507 Tiger Street
Friday, April 29 3-7.
Something for every-
one!!
MULTI FAMILY
Indoor Sale!
Mitchell Christian
School
805 W 18th Ave
Sat 8-2. Baby items,
clothes infant - adult,
books, household
misc. Concessions
will be available. All
proceeds will benefit
the MCS Class of
2018 mission trip fund.
MULTI-FAMILY
MITCHELL,
715 S. Minnesota
Sat. 8-1. Infant-adult
clothing, maternity,
baby gear, toys,
books, patio bench,
tomato cages, grill,
thatcher, table, youth
bows, microwave,
kitchen and house-
hold items & more
NEIGHBORHOOD
SALE!
MITCHELL
19, 23, 28, 29 Arrow-
head Pass, 30 Cy-
press Pt, 42 & 44
Bay Hill (near Lake-
view Golf on N.Ohl-
man): Fri starting at
4 & 5, Sat 8 - 12.
Adult/kid clothing,
toys, breast pump,
boys/girls bikes, lots
of furniture, speak-
ers, vacuum, tiller,
Xmas & wall decor,
& much more!
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Application Deadline: 5/9/16
Apply online at www.forumcomm.com/careers
or send resume including references and salary expectations to:
Advertising Director - Lorie Hansen
Email: lhansen@mitchellrepublic.com
NOW HIRING!
Multimedia Sales Consultant
Forum Communications Company is a multimedia news company with
locations across ND, SD, MN and WI. We have over 1,700 employees
that work towards a common goal, delivering quality products and information
to our clients and viewers. We publish both print and online versions of
our newspapers. We develop websites and apps. We own and operate
television and radio stations. We offer agency services and sales solutions.
Visit www.forumcomm.com/careers to view all available FCC positions.
Multimedia Sales Consultants are responsible for selling print and online
products with a consultative approach for the Mitchell Daily Republic. This
is an excellent opportunity for anyone eager to excel in a sales career
and would be an ideal position for outgoing candidates with sales,
advertising, marketing, communication and/or public relations degrees
and backgrounds.
Join a team on the cutting edge of the media industry offering training,
advancement opportunities and a huge earning potential.
We offer a more than competitive commission and bonus program with
an uncapped earning potential based on your sales.
Responsibilities include:
Account management and media planning with a consultative sales
approach that includes:
1. Making recommendations to customers on their marketing
needs.
2. Develop long-term relationships with customers based on trust.
3. Ability to deliver a dynamic presentation in person, via
conference call and via web conferencing.
Qualifications include:
• Excellent communication skills. Highly motivated and organized.
• Valid driver’s license with a driving record that is insurable by the
company.
• Reliable vehicle needed.
• Contagious desire to learn, excel and succeed.
NOW HIRING!
OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR, NIGHT SHIFT
Mitchell, SD
Forum Communications Company is a multimedia news company with
locations across ND, SD, MN and WI. We have over 1,700 employees
that work towards a common goal, delivering quality products and information
to our clients and viewers. We publish both print and online versions of
our newspapers. We develop websites and apps. We own and operate
television and radio stations. We offer agency services and sales solutions.
Visit www.forumcomm.com/careers to view all available FCC positions.
RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
• Operate Goss Community press.
• Repair and maintain Pressroom equipment.
• Maintain a clean working environment.
• Other duties as assigned.
For the full job description and application information
visit www.forumcomm.com/careers.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 30, 2016
QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE:
• Must be at least 18 years of age and a high school graduate.
• Ability to work within a team environment.
• Good organizational skills and attention to detail and quality.
• Understand 4-color process.
• Knowledge of broadsheet, tab and signature page layout.
• Understanding of ink, water and density balance.
• Forklift trained a plus.
• Must be able to lift 75 pounds.
WILLING TO TRAIN THE RIGHT PERSON
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BONUS!
Walmart is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Your Mitchell
Walmart Supercenter
has openings for part time
Sales Floor Associates
in Pharmacy.
This position involves helping on the
sales floor and assisting behind the
Pharmacy counter.
This is a great entry-level training
position that often leads to a career
as a Pharmacy Technician.
Apply on the kiosks in the store
or online at
www.walmart.com/apply
Call Cheryl or Joyce at
605-995-6840 with questions.
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St. Lawerence, SD 57373
605-853-9291
PrimeRibNightlyPasta, Seafood, Steaks, Burgers
& More! Pizzas made to order
available everyday till close!
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Tuesday-Friday open at 11 a.m.
Saturday-Monday open at 4 p.m.
HAPPY HOUR - Daily 4-6 p.m.
Drink Specials -
we have chill chamber beer
NFL & MLB Networks. Come and watch the baseball
playoffs and Thursday night football with us!
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Open 7 days a week
7 a.m. -2 p.m. and 5 p.m. -close
109 North Broadway, Miller
605-853-9296
Homemade
Soups & Specials
Sides
Dumonts, French Fries,
Broasted Potatoes, Rice,
Garlic Mashed Potatoes,
Vegetable, Caramel Rolls
and Cheese Cake
Breakfast Specialties
Biscuits and Gravy
Dumont Heaven
Pancakes
Omelettes’
Chicken Fried Steak
Try our Steaks
New York Strip
Tenderloin Medallion
Prime Rib
Ribeye
Tomahawk
Manhattan
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pop, water, beer, juices, hunting apparel, hunting and
fishing license, waterfowl stamps, bait and ammo!
STOP FOR FUEL AND WHILE YOU’RE HERE PICK UP
WHATEVER ELSE YOU NEED!
For service that’s fast and friendly
GEAR UP
for Pheasant
Season
GEAR UP
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CHECK OUT OUR BREAKFAST ITEMS, CHAMPS
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St. Lawerence, SD 57373
605-853-9291
PrimeRibNightlyPasta, Seafood, Steaks, Burgers
& More! Pizzas made to order
available everyday till close!
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Tuesday-Friday open at 11 a.m.
Saturday-Monday open at 4 p.m.
HAPPY HOUR - Daily 4-6 p.m.
Drink Specials -
we have chill chamber beer
NFL & MLB Networks. Come and watch the baseball
playoffs and Thursday night football with us!
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Free Copy
Open 7 days a week
7 a.m. -2 p.m. and 5 p.m. -close
109 North Broadway, Miller
605-853-9296
Homemade
Soups & Specials
Sides
Dumonts, French Fries,
Broasted Potatoes, Rice,
Garlic Mashed Potatoes,
Vegetable, Caramel Rolls
and Cheese Cake
Breakfast Specialties
Biscuits and Gravy
Dumont Heaven
Pancakes
Omelettes’
Chicken Fried Steak
Try our Steaks
New York Strip
Tenderloin Medallion
Prime Rib
Ribeye
Tomahawk
Manhattan
HI-LITEHI-LITE•
B A R A N D L O U N G E L L C .
Choose from a variety of your favorite snack items,
pop, water, beer, juices, hunting apparel, hunting and
fishing license, waterfowl stamps, bait and ammo!
STOP FOR FUEL AND WHILE YOU’RE HERE PICK UP
WHATEVER ELSE YOU NEED!
For service that’s fast and friendly
GEAR UP
for Pheasant
Season
GEAR UP
for Pheasant
Season
CHECK OUT OUR BREAKFAST ITEMS, CHAMPS
CHICKEN AND FAST FOOD EVERYDAY.
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Your Guide to Lake oahe, MobridGe,
and the SurroundinG area
2016
edition

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Third Place
Special Section
Ashley Ays,
Greg Dosch &
LaShawn
Farthing
Watertown Public Opinion

Second Place
Special Section
Staff
Brookings Register

First Place
Special Section
Ad Staff
Black Hills Pioneer

BLACK HILLS PIONEER
2
EDUCATION
FUNDING
State Legislature changes
school funding formulas
35
GAMING IN
DEADWOOD
Gaming grows
SANFORD LAB
A look at lab experiments
10
DEADWOOD | LEAD | SPEARFISH | BELLE FOURCHE
The businesses, organizations, and people that
make a positive difference in the Northern Hills.
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Dailies Over 12,000
Third Place
Special Section
Jason Hofer,
Amy Menerey
& Tim Dodd
Rapid City Journal

Dailies Over 12,000
Second Place
Special Section
Jason Hofer
Rapid City Journal

Dailies Over 12,000
First Place
Special Section
Advertising Staff
& Katie Wrage
Argus Leader

fessionally trained
talent shows off their
dresses, tuxedos and
children’s wedding
fashions. The runway
show begins at 12:30
p.m. and contin-
ues until 2:30 p.m.
Companies featured
are Elegant Xpres-
sions, Dream Dress
Express, Tip Top
Tux, DTI – WOW!
Entertainment, 20/20
Eye Candy and DJ
SieffStyle.
Back by overwhelming popular
demand is DJ SieffStyle on stage,
teaching brides some of the HOTTEST
dance moves! Zach and Adam Sieff,
along with Professional Image talent,
will bring down the house at the Wed-
ding Showcase.
Several corporate sponsors have
partnered with Professional Im-
age to bring brides the “Best of the Best” in ven-
dors under one roof, as well as fabulous prize
packages. They are: Celebrity China & Crys-
tal – Lenexa, Kansas; MarketPlace Catering, a
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Hundreds of brides are expected
at the Professional Image Wedding
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Golf Resort, Larchwood, IA, on Sun-
day, September 18, 2016. Doors open
from noon to 3 p.m., with thousands
of dollars in cash and prizes to be
given away to brides - major prizes
worth over $15,000, along with
numerous smaller prize packages.
The trade show is held in the Event
Center at Grand Falls.
Tawny Kaup, owner of Professional
Image, said the business has been in
Sioux Falls for nearly 35 years, with
the first Professional Image Wedding
Show held 30 years ago. “One of the things that makes
our extravaganza different, is our runway show put
on by our professional models,” said Kaup. “The
formal wear companies appreciate the way our pro-
The massive crowds of brides talk to the best
bridal vendors in the Sioux Empire area.
Professional Image
Modeling School & Agency
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P: 605.334.0619 • www.professionalimagesf.com
SHOWCASE
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SUNDAY • SEPT 18 • 2016
NOON TO 3:00 PM
AT GRAND FALLS
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SPONSORED BY
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entertain the brides and their entourages!
Division of Crazy Bob’s Foods – Inwood, Iowa;
Elegant Xpressions – Sioux Falls; Royal Limousine
– Sioux Falls; Tip Top Tux – Sioux Falls; Cakes to
Remember, exclusively at Habitue’ Coffeehouse &
Bakery – LeMars, IA; DTI - WOW! Entertainment
– Sioux Falls; Argus Leader Media – Sioux Falls;
Professional Image Modeling – Sioux Falls and Grand
Falls Casino & Golf
Resort – Larch-
wood, IA.
When attending a
Professional Im-
age wedding show,
brides are amazed
by the quality
of vendors and
displays. “One of
the fun things we
do at our show is
present a Grand
Master Vendor
of the show,” said
Kaup. “It is a company that exemplified excellence,
elegance, expertise and fineness not just in their
display, but in handling the brides.” The current re-
cipient of the prestigious trophy is Blue Haven Barn
and Gardens of Sioux Falls, SD. Two runners up
received Friend of the Bridal Industry awards. For
more information about the show and to purchase
tickets, call Professional Image for details at 605-
334-0619.
Enjoy the show!
Professional Image Wedding Showcase
selects a Grand Master Vendor each
show to receive the prestigious traveling
trophy. Presenting the Jan. 24, 2016
winner with the award, is Cheryl Wells,
owner of Habitue’ Coffeehouse & Cakes
to Remember (winner from 2015). The
new Grand Master Vendor is Blue
Haven Barn & Gardens represented by
Amanda Masterson Nelson. Blue Haven
will receive a free booth in the Sept. 2016
wedding show.
WeddingShowcaseby Professional Image Modeling School & Agency
Sunday, September 18, 2016
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Tea Weekly

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LeeAnne Dufek
Hamlin County Republican

First Place
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New Era

to go wrong for Parker,
as Canistota rallied to a
27 point lead at the half.
Things continued that way
until the fourth, after being
down more than 30 two late
Nathan Dahl three pointers
ended the game, but pulled
Parker within 24, 69-45.
Leading Parker was Pe-
ters with nine, and Landon
Leberman and Anderson
with eight. The Pheasants
shot just 38 percent from
the field while the Hawks
were knocking down shots
at nearly a 50 percent clip.
The Pheasants were also
just 50 percent from the
line. The Pheasants did win
the JV game by three in a
thriller.
Up next Parker traveled
to Freeman for the season
finale against their neigh-
boring rival.
I have never seen so many
ins and outs in a game. We
couldn’t seem to hit the
proverbial broad side of
the barn. The third quarter
was just as bad. At the end
they were up by 28 – 101 to
73. The fourth quarter was
a little better but not by
much – final score a whop-
ping 127 to 91 – a 36 point
18 with Jason Tronbak giv-
ing us 12. Next in line were
Alan Flyger with five, Tyler
Rand with four and Jason
Erickson with three. It’s get-
ting down to the nitty-gritty
now and then I will wonder
what to do on Wednesday
nights. Boring!
CLIP AND SAVE: Wednes-
day, Feb. 17 – Wakonda @
Zach Anderson pulls up for two in a recent game. (Photo/Shane
Merrill)
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Holly Endres

First Place
Tabitha Schoenwald
Freeman Courier

FREEMAN COURIER | December 22, 2016 | page 5A
PROFESSIONAL
AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
________________________________________________________
B&B Storage
5x10 to 10x40 Inside Units • Also Outside Fenced-In Area Storage
Freeman, S.D. - Phone 605-359-6523________________________________________________________
Clark Hunstad, DDS
Dentistry For Your Whole Family Including Orthodontics
100 E. Sanborn St., Parker, S.D. — Ph. 297-6161________________________________________________________
Dale L. Strasser, P.C.
Dale L. Strasser - Diana L. Randall
Attorneys At Law
364 South Main, Freeman, S.D. — Office: 925-7745
Practicing in the areas of real estate, estate planning and elder law
www.strasserlawoffices.com________________________________________________________
Dr. Jeff Sayler
Sioux Falls Family Vision
2325 West 57th St., Sioux Falls, SD 57108
(605) 275-6100 or 888-823-0024________________________________________________________
Freeman Chiropractic Solutions
Dr. Ryan Esser • Dr. John Bosch
Family Chiropractic Care
423 S. Main, Freeman, S.D. - Phone 925-4080________________________________________________________
Freeman Courier
News and Advertising Since 1901
Box 950, Freeman, SD 57029
Phone: 605-925-7033 Fax: 605-925-4684
email: courier@gwtc.net • www.freemansd.com
Open 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday________________________________________________________
Freeman Regional Health Services
Offering Acute Care and Outpatient Services
Medicare Skilled Long-Term Care
www.freemanregional.com - 925-4000________________________________________________________
Glenn L. Roth, Attorney at Law
Estate Planning - Elder and Family Law - Commercial Law
Tax Preparation - Real Estate - Civil Litigation - Personal Injury
Wed.-Thurs., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Freeman: 925-7681 Mon.-Tues.-Fri., Olivet: 387-5530________________________________________________________
Jason Aanenson, DDS, PC
Dr. Jason Aanenson • Dr. Trevor Kuiper
Family Dentistry
1008 Industrial Street, Freeman, S.D. - Ph. 925-4999 - draanenson.com_______________________________________________________
Roth Realty, LLC - Glenn Roth, Broker
223 S. Main, Freeman, SD - Office: 605-925-7681
Cell: 605-261-4840 - Rothrealtyllc.com________________________________________________________
Rural Medical Clinic
A Department of Freeman Regional Health Services
Freeman 925-4219 Marion 648-3559 Menno 387-5435 Bridgewater 729-2421
Ken Kirton, MD • Jay Allison, MD • Shakil Hafiz, DO Teresa Behl, PAC •
Sarah Fodness, CNP • Tanya Schaeffer, DNP________________________________________________________
Shane Vetch
Modern Woodmen of America Financial Representative
1008 E. Industrial Street, Freeman SD 57029
Phone: 605-925-1234 (office) • email: Shane.Vetch@mwarep.org________________________________________________________
Sioux Nation Ag of Freeman
Large & Small Animal Services
Drs. Sophie Bengston, Roy Peters and Rochelle Reddig
Freeman - 925-4703________________________________________________________
Valley View Hay Grinding
Freeman, S.D. — Lindell Jensen — 605-660-0869, 925-4043________________________________________________________
Walter Funeral Home
Freeman, South Dakota — 925-4259 — walterfuneralhomes.com
________________________________________________________
Waltner Media
Weddings • Families • Senior Pictures • Commercial
On location or in studio setting at 308 S. Main, Freeman
Online Services: Website Design and Hosting, Online Advertising
Jeremy Waltner, Photographer
A Service of Second Century Publishing Inc. - Freeman, S.D.
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________________________________________________________
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Marion, S.D. • 605-648-3111 • www.wiemanauction.com
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________________________________________________________
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Third Place
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Mobridge Tribune

Weeklies Over 2,000
Second Place
Connie Smith
& Jason Wolters
Lakota Country Times

Weeklies Over 2,000
First Place
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Third Place
Amy B. Pederson
& William McMacken
Brookings Register

Second Place
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First Place
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Brookings Register

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Dailies Over 12,000
Second Place
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& Katie Wrage
Argus Leader

Dailies Over 12,000
First Place
Staff
Rapid City Journal

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Third Place
Best Series Ad Idea
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Southern Union Co. Leader-Courier

Second Place
Best Series Ad Idea
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New Era

First Place
Best Series Ad Idea
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arkets, and we
inue with the
nds in the cattle
e must restore
in our indus-
bring about
nse reforms,
his free-falling
s feet again.
will be at 2 p.m. near the
gazebo on the hospital
campus in Sturgis.
Also, the groundbreak-
Berry Clinic in Sturgis
would close.
Schulte said Regional
may be ready to put Massa
times.Wearedoingevery-
thing we can to match that
growthandprepareforad-
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it for you?
Quite a bit.
Like what?
Figure out what we want to do or
if we need to order books for that,
and what we want to do for prizes,
and how we want to structure it, and
little different course. Mary Schmidt
is doing that and she is doing a
chicken- and eggs-based theme.
Kids are generally excited when
they get here?
Yeah, they get pretty excited.
We’re trying something new this
things, they can buy what they want
for prizes.
What kind of prizes do you have?
Oh, we’ll have a little of
everything. We’ll have pop
available, other candies, little
tiny toys, earbuds and few other
bigger prizes if they want to save
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who work at the pool, include a variety of tasks one
might associate with a swimming pool gig: helping
youngsters during pool breaks, maintaining the
pool itself, keeping overzealous swimmers in check
and making sure everyone stays safe. It’s good,
important work. Both Baily and Nicole agree.
Nicole, as co-manager, what do
you have to do?
We make sure the pool is clean
and vacuum it if it’s dirty or
whatever and just make sure the
lifeguards get here on time and are
doing their job.
Do you have trouble with life-
guards not showing up?
No, they always come. They’re
pretty good at that.
How do you split duties with the
other co-managers? Do you have
weekly meetings?
We talk to each other a lot, me
and T (Taylor Hermsen), so if it’s
dirty we’ll both come in and clean
it, or if something else needs to be
done. But we both have certain days
that we manage.
How often do you have to clean
the pool.
We’ve cleaned it twice so far, but
normally maybe once or twice a
month.
You don’t clean it everyday?
Well, we screen it every day, but
not getting the vacuum out to clean
the bottom.
Baily, as a lifeguard, what’s your
day like?
It gets pretty busy sometimes,
sometimes a little hectic, but that’s
OK. It’s not too hard.
Do you have a routine?
When we first get here we
clean and whatever else we have
to do to get ready, and then it’s
just life guarding and making sure
everything is going smooth.
Nicole, how many years is this
for you at the pool?
This is my fifth year.
Is it a great summer job?
For Freeman, I think it’s a pretty
good job. There’s not a lot of jobs
where I can just come back and
work the summer.
Baily?
I like it. It’s pretty easy, but still
worthwhile. You get paid pretty
good for what you do, so it’s fun.
Let’s talk about misbehaving
children. Ever see any of those?
Baily: Yeah, there are a couple
who misbehave, but usually the ones
who misbehave are the usual ones
who come. If you tell them to stop,
they’ll pretty much listen.
What’s the worst offense that a
kid can do?
Nicole: Some kids have little
swearing problems. That’s hard to
control sometimes. Other than that
it’s pretty much arguing.
How to you fend off boredom sit-
ting here on the sidelines all day?
How do you keep your focus?
Because you might have to save
a kid.
Baily: Yeah, we take that very
seriously. We take classes to know
what we have to do and they’re not
easy classes. It really is harder than
it looks. We don’t actually just sit on
our butts all day. If something were
to happen, it would be a challenge
to save them, so we really have to
know what we’re doing.
As the summer goes on, is it
hard to come to the pool time
and time again?
Nicole: No matter what job you
have, you have to take it seriously.
If not, you won’t be on the job very
long.
Baily, where are you at mentally
by the end of the summer?
By the end of the year I’m kind of
like, ‘This is taking forever. When
will the summer be over?’ But when
I think about summer being over I
know I have to go back to school
and I’d rather be working.
Best thing about being a life-
guard?
Getting to know the kids.
Hardest thing?
Staying focused and realizing that
it’s a good job and I could be doing
something much worse.
Best thing about being a man-
ager?
It teaches me responsibility and
making that a positive. I like that.
Hardest thing?
Probably making sure the
lifeguards go out there on time (to
blow the whistle for pool break).
Ever have to kick anybody out of
the pool?
Nicole: Yeah, if they’re naughty.
But not too often.
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Freeman, S.D. - Phone 605-359-6523________________________________________________________
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100 E. Sanborn St., Parker, S.D. — Ph. 297-6161________________________________________________________
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and partners.
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ing more information about the
Boys and Girls Club are en-
couraged to go to www.great-
futuressd.org or call 605-692-
3333.
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don’t read newspapers.
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survey that they plan to vote on
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nd recruitment coordinator/
cademic advisor. Most recent-
y, Moser has served as director
f the Yankton Convention and
Visitors Bureau since 2014.
She received her master’s
egree in educational adminis-
ration from the University of
South Dakota and a bachelor’s
egree in elementary educa-
ion from Southwest Minnesota
State University.
“We are thrilled to welcome
Stephanie back to Mount Mar-
y,” said MMC President Marc
Long. “I look forward to her
eing a tremendous asset to our
eam thanks to her knowledge
nd experience, but it is her
eart for students that makes
er a perfect complement to our
mission here at Mount Marty,
ocused on faith, service, and
he success of our graduates.”
“Mount Marty is a great
college, and I can’t help but
feel renewed when talking with
President Long about MMC’s
momentum right now - this op-
portunity was too great to pass
up,” Moser said. “I am excited
to work with college students
again. This job is about more
than helping students make
their college decisions - it’s
about helping them find the
right college home and work-
ing with them from enrollment
until they walk across the stage
at graduation.”
As the dean of enrollment,
Moser will be responsible for
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assessing MMC’s strategic en-
rollment plan to serve under-
graduate students on the Yank-
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against Tampa Bay.
"You definitely want to
score more," Crosby said
Monday. "I think you always
the off production everybody
grows accustomed to but they
certainly have made an impact
on the series."
as a five-man unit so that
there's not too many options
open for him."
Crosby becoming a little
Junior Shaylee Kuehl tied for
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Local SlateFRIDAY, MAY 20
Boys’ Tennis
State Tournament, Rapid City
College Baseball
SDSU at North Dakota State, Fargo, 6:30 p.m.
Amateur Baseball
Volga at Castlewood Monarchs, 8 p.m.
Lake Norden at Aurora, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
Boys’ Tennis
State Tournament, Rapid City
High School Baseball
Region 4A Tournament at Bob Shelden
Field
No. 1 Brookings vs. No. 4 Watertown, 11 a.m.
No. 2 Aberdeen vs. No. 3 Huron, 1:30 p.m.
Championship, 4 p.m.
College Baseball
SDSU at North Dakota State, Fargo, 1 p.m.
SUNDAY, MAY 22
Amateur Baseball
Clark at Volga, 4 p.m.
Aurora at Castlewood Monarchs, 7 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 23
Girls’ Golf
Brookings at Watertown Invitational, Cattail
Crossing, 10 a.m.
With the win, the Bison kept
their postseason tournament
hopes alive in improving to 28-
24 overall and 11-17 in The
Summit League. SDSU dropped
to 20-32 overall and 12-16 in
league play.
The Jackrabbits grabbed a 1-
0 lead four batters into the
game. Tony Kjolsing led off
with an infield single and
moved to third base on a dou-
ble down the left-field line by
Paul Jacobson. Kjolsing later
scored on a groundout off the
bat of Jesse Munsterman.
Jacobson’s double was the
200th hit of his career, becoming
the 17th Jackrabbit in program
walk to Funk that was followed
by a double to left field by Ben
Petersen. Resch then stepped to
the plate and lined a 3-1 pitch
from Jackrabbit starter Andrew
Clemen into right field to score
both Funk and Petersen.
SDSU loaded the bases
against Bison reliever Brian
VanderWoude with one out in
the top of the ninth, but came
up empty as Jacobson and Luke
Ringhofer were retired on a foul
popout and fly ball to right,
respectively. The Jackrabbits
stranded 10 runners in the
game and were 0-for-13 batting
with runners in scoring posi-
tion.
Clemen struck out six and
walked three in 7 1/3 innings.
VanderWoude picked up the
win in relief after pitching three
shutout innings. He struck out
two and walked three. Bison
starter Blake Stockert walked
two and struck out two over the
first six innings.
The Jackrabbits and Bison
are scheduled to play the mid-
dle game of their three-game
series at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
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