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Letcher Town Board pro-ceedingsJUNE 18TH, 2019 Mayor Mark Chada called the meeting to order with Ed Hoffman, Angie Larson, and Angie Meier in attendance. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to ap-prove the May 21st, 2019, minutes as read. A motion was made by Larson, seconded by Hoffman, carried, to approve the financials as presented. Old Business: Discussion was held on past due accounts. Discussion was held on replacing light bulbs on some of the poles at the ball park. TK Electric will be re-placing lights bulbs that need to be replaced. New Business: The board went over the water sample report. Discussion was held on past due accounts. The tractor for the town has been purchased and delivered. The West Nile grant has been sent in. The board sent in paperwork for a Homeland Security Grant, and the grant money was received. DB Electric installed the timer on the new warning siren. The whistle will go off daily at noon. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to approve the Planning and Develop-ment District III Dues for 2020. Bechen Fencing has fixed the fence at the Community Center Park. Discussion was held on the alum-ni weekend. Discussion was held on requested information about being able to put a cement pad at the corner building on Main Street. Discussion will be held at a later date. More information is needed. A motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Larson, carried, to ap-prove the following claims for pay-ment: GENERAL AND WATER/SEWER: Hoffman Digging - $46.80 - Mower Supplies, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield - $2,242.25 - Health Insurance, Dawson Construction - $1,265.30 - Streets - Blading, C&B Equipment - $8,750.00 - Tractor Down Payment, Santel Communica-tions - $285.19 - Community Center phone - $45.44, internet - $40.12,

Woonsocket City Council proceedingsJULY 1, 2019 MINUTES - 7:00 P.M. The regular meeting of the Woon-socket City Council was called to or-der by mayor, Richard Reider at 7:00 p.m., Monday, July 1, 2019, with the following members present: Derek Foos, Arin Boschee, Darin Kilcoin, Joel Rassel and Garret Foos. Bran-don Goergen was absent. Motion by G. Foos, seconded by D. Foos, to approve the agenda. Motion carried. Motion by D. Foos, seconded by Kilcoin, to approve the June 3, 2019, minutes. Motion carried. Community members met with the council concerning cars. Motion by Rassel, seconded by Boschee, to approve the May Finan-cial Statement. Motion carried. Motion by G. Foos, seconded by D. Foos, to approve the June Finan-cial Statement. Motion carried. Motion by Rassel, seconded by Boschee, to approve the following bills. Runnings $146.14 Shop Milbank Winwater $768.58 Water Menards $120.22 Shop Department of Revenue $528.00 Water Harve Sport Shop $319.96 Park Hawkins $4,773.43 Water/Parks Honda of Mitchell $87.90 Parks Steve Electric $5,204.09 Parks Express Stop $679.02 Shop Express 2 $796.77 Shop Double D Body $286.00 Shop Doug’s Custom Paint & Body $238.64 Parks Banyon Data Systems $2,780.00 Computer Ameripride $232.57 Shop Woony Food $244.06 Shop OLD BUSINESS Council discussed streets. Rich-ard Jensen will contact Clark Pav-ing. Council discussed Waste Man-agement. They will be present at the August 5th meeting. Council discussed the website. Council discussed the surplus sale. The total after expenses was $3,675.40. NEW BUSINESS Council discussed the 2020 bud-get. Council discussed lawn in town and if the city mows, bills will be sent. Council discussed a new roof for the picnic shelter by the north campground. It was decided to just replace the picnic shelter next year. Council discussed the Fourth of July events. Other business that was dis-cussed included: bathrooms, play-ground and cemetery. With no further business to be dis-cussed, motion by D. Foos, second-ed by Boschee, to adjourn the meet-ing. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m. RICHARD REIDER Mayor (SEAL): TARA WEBER Finance Officer Published once at the approxi-mate cost of $27.50. SJ47-1tb

Mid-Dakota Rural WaterSystem, Inc.

Notice of Vacancy on the Board of

Directors Mid-Dakota Rural Water System, Inc. hereby gives notice to its mem-bership that the following seats upon the Board of Directors will be up for election at its 2019 Annual Meeting: There is one expired term in Rural Director District area #1, consisting of the following: All of Potter Coun-ty; all of Sully County; all of Faulk County; and those portions of the Highmore West and Rezac Lake service areas lying in Hyde County. There is one expired term in Rural Director District area #4, consisting of the following: All of Aurora Coun-ty; all of Jerauld County; all of San-born County; all of Davison County; all of Buffalo County; those portions of the Highmore Central, Collin’s Slough and Mac’s Corner service areas lying in Hyde County; that por-tion of the Cottonwood Lake service area lying in Beadle County; that portion of the Ames service area ly-ing in Hand County; and that portion of the Highmore West service area lying in Hughes County. There is one expired term for Mu-nicipal-at-Large Director. (Note: Contact Mid-Dakota if you question whether or not you are in Districts #1 or 4) Rural director nominations must be made by petition. Petitions must be filed with Mid-Dakota not later than 4:00 p.m. on September 17, 2019. Nominations for municipal-at-large director will be made by recognized member municipalities. Nominating resolutions from member municipal-ities shall be filed with Mid-Dakota’s office not later than 4:00 p.m. on September 17, 2019. For more information, contact the Mid-Dakota Rural Water Sys-tem, Inc., office at 605-853-3159 or 1-800-439-3079. Published two times at the total approximate cost of $36.00. SJ47-2tb

I can bet that after reading that title you are expecting to read about all the glory of what Woonsocket has to offer during the annual Water Festival that is held in conjunction with the Fourth of July holiday every year, but you wouldn’t be com-pletely right. It was a great cel-ebration, once again, in Woon-socket, but that’s not what I am going to remember the most about this year’s Fourth of July because I had to miss half of it, due to a terrible mishap (at least that’s what I am calling it) that occurred on the morning of the Fourth. My daughter Erica and I had come to town around 9:30 a.m. to help my employers, Rod and Tara Weber, prepare for the pa-rade. They had plans to hand out and throw out a few things to promote our businesses, and to sell T-shirts specially made for the occasion this year, and so forth. Once we got to the We-bers’ home, and everyone was getting prepared, I decided to run to the news office and get my camera. I was just about to my pick up when I slipped in the mud and my right leg just kept going and the rest of my body didn’t. My entire back of my leg went numb and I fell to the ground in agonizing pain. I was laying in the mud, in a new white T-shirt that I had just been provided by my employer, and I realized I was not going to be able to get up by myself. Luckily, just before I fell, I saw my good friend, Jodi Doering, who just happens to also be a good nurse, across the street, so I started hollering for her to help me. Then I just started yelling for anyone to help me. Jodi and Tara came running, and they recruited the help of Will Got-tlob to get me up into a chair. I can honestly say, even with two C-sections and a hysterectomy, that was the worst physical pain I have ever experienced. Tara had suggested that they call the ambulance, but fortunately Jodi reminded her that, Jodi is part of the ambulance, so we should possibly assess the situation first. They called my husband, Jeff, and he came to get me. He brought our son, Blake into town and left him to help with the parade while Jeff and I went to the emergency room in Mitchell. They were awesome there and helped us to deter-mine that I had severely pulled my hamstring and calf muscles, and that I was going to have to rest my leg for at least the next couple of days. They did give me some muscle relaxants, so I did muster up enough strength to go to the volleyball tournament

Office phone - $47.00, Internet - $66.62, Lift station phone - $44.40, W/H Phone - $41.61, Sanborn Weekly Journal - $118.90 - advertis-ing, Quill - $142.63 - community cen-ter cleaning supplies, Miedema San-itation - $827.95 - garbage removal, Menards - $443.92 - Supplies Rossy Park, Department of Health - $76.00 - Water Samples, Menards - $19.90 -Grounds Supplies, Bechen Fencing - $1,833.76 - Fixed Fence at Com-munity Center park, NorthWestern Energy - $1,292.03 - Community Center - $173.50, Ballpark-$45.24, Water Valve - $12.34, Lift station - $377.20, Street Lights - $479.65, Lagoon - $107.39, Rossy Park - $25.48, Water Plant - $71.23, Quill - $125.04 - Supplies, Department of Environment and Natural Resourc-es - $60.00 - Water Dues, Angela Larson - $426.29 - wages custo-dian, Gregory Knutson - $584.22 - Summer help wages, Jim Fridley - $184.70 - Water Superintendent Wages, Michael Hoffman - $101.58 - wages, Benders - $478.00 - Sewer Repairs/Maintenance. The next board meeting will be held on July 2nd, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. ANGIE MEIER Finance Officer Published once at the approxi-mate cost of $32.00. SJ47-1tb

Howard’s HighlightsBy Carrie Howard

A Fourth of July to rememberfor a couple hours, but after that I spent the rest of my Fourth of July, and fifth of July, pretty much in a recliner with my leg elevated and a heating pad un-der it, while rotating between ibuprofen and Tylenol every four hours. I could finally move it well enough to attend the bean bag tournament and the street dance, but since I couldn’t dance, it just wasn’t the same for me. I am slowly on the mend, but still in pain, which I have been told will last quite a while. I am

hoping to get into some physical therapy so I will be able to walk better when we travel to New York at the end of the month. Don’t worry, I’m not missing that trip, regardless of how my leg feels. I will figure something out. And, thank goodness, I can sit at my desk to do most of the work needed to put the paper together. I owe a huge thank you to everyone who helped out by getting me pictures of all the events that took place over the holiday weekend. Thank you so much for understanding that I couldn’t be everywhere. I could barely make it anywhere. Hats off to the Water Festival Committee and the Woonsock-et Firemen. From what I have heard and what I was able to be a part of, you outdid yourselves again. It was a celebration for all of us to remember.

Published once at the approximate cost of $128.25.

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There will be swimming lessons all

this week in the morning and evening.

Next week will be just in the

evening.