August 25, 1910: The state board of railroad commissioners met at Osceola yesterday for the purpose of listening to the evidence of the people of that vicinity in justification of their petition for …
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By Mary Wienbar
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8/27/20
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Lacey Nelson is the new Title paraprofessional in the Iroquois Elementary. She graduated from Iroquois High School in 2014. Her fiancé, daughter and she just moved into a house they bought …
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By James Jesser, Kingsbury News
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8/27/20
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Social distancing will be a challenge while teaching the youngest students, so an outdoor classroom is being built at Iroquois Elementary. It includes a sandbox, sensory table, easel, weaving panel …
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8/19/20
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August 18, 1910:• A handsome new plate glass front, with extensive show windows, is being put into the front of the building owned by Richards and Schultz and occupied by Hugo’s clothing …
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8/19/20
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At this time of year, the thoughts of children and teachers turn to school. New supplies are purchased, bulletin boards are decorated and schools are cleaned in preparation for school starting. With …
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By James Jesser, Kingsbury Journal
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8/12/20
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Iroquois area farmer and school board president, Greg Blue, recently directed a $2,500 America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation, sponsored by Bayer Fund, to the Iroquois School Ag …
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8/12/20
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August 4, 1910: • The F. & M. Bank added another large safe to its office equipment this week. • A medicine show, putting on vaudeville and moving pictures, is occupying the opera house …
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8/12/20
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It was a hot morning for the Sports Day parade July 18. The American Legion Post 280 Color Guard led the parade as Joni Hulbert Larson sang the National Anthem. Parade winners were Cundy’s …
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8/5/20
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August 4, 1910: • The F. & M. Bank added another large safe to its office equipment this week. • A medicine show, putting on vaudeville and moving pictures, is occupying the opera house …
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8/5/20
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Richard Henn teaches driver’s training and industrial arts at Iroquois High School. He is known for his thoughtfulness and random acts of kindness. It is not unusual for the teachers to show up …
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8/5/20
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Cheri Fast has been selected to represent South Dakota as AgriSafe’s Total Farmer Health Coach and will lead efforts in South Dakota. Cheri recently completed the Nurse Scholar Program and …
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8/5/20
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If you drive through Iroquois on a Sunday morning, you might see cars in a parking lot on the edge of town, but an empty parking lot in the middle of town. The two churches in Iroquois have different …
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By Darcy Miller
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8/5/20
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Larica Hofhenke of Iroquois said she was touched deeply by reports of doctors and nurses struggling to care for patients in hospitals — especially in New York — during the COVID-19 …
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By Crystal Pugsley, The Plainsman
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7/29/20
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The Iroquois United Methodist Women have hosted a summer entertainment event annually to support the Abbott House in Mitchell, and this year is no exception. Only, this year, the event will be on …
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7/29/20
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The Iroquois American Legion Post presented the Color Guard and led the annual Iroquois Sports Day Parade down the Iroquois Main Street Saturday, July 18.
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7/22/20
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July 14, 1910: Friday morning at 10 o’clock, 10 five-passenger automobiles containing between 40 and 50 Iroquoisites pulled out for a century run, the object being to advertise Sport Day. Every …
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By Mary Weinbar
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7/15/20
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Iroquois will be celebrating Sports Day on Saturday, July 18. This year’s theme is “These Trying Times.” A parade will be held on main street starting at 10 a.m. Three prizes will …
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By Mary Weinbar
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7/15/20
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Iroquois kindergarten students were not able to have the usual graduation ceremony this year, but that did not stop their teacher from trying to make it a special day for them. Kindergarten teacher …
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7/9/20
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In Iroquois last week, a crew was at work replacing the roof on the Iroquois Heritage Museum.
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7/8/20
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Work is being done on Washita Street in Iroquois to help improve drainage.
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7/8/20
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