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Floyd Hansmeier was awarded the Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family, and Community Award Sept. 20. The award ceremony took place in Brookings. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Floyd Hansmeier was awarded the Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family, and Community Award Sept. 20. The award ceremony took place in Brookings. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Hansmeier receives Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community Award

Floyd Hansmeier was awarded the Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community Award in Brookings Sept. 20.Hansmeier, a Bristol native, is the third generation of Hansmeiers to win the award after his grandpa Henry was recognized in 1961 and his dad Ralph in 1982.South Dakota State University...
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140th anniversarySt. John’s Lutheran Church, Webster will celebrate their 140th anniversary with a commemorative service Sept. 29, 9 a.m. followed by potluck.
Jenaica Hunt stands next to the Sun Dial Manor sign in Bristol after becoming the new director of nursing Sept. 9. Hunt, graduated from Webster Area High School in 2015 and later went on to complete her post secondary education at Southeast Technical College in Sioux Falls in 2023. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Jenaica Hunt stands next to the Sun Dial Manor sign in Bristol after becoming the new director of nursing Sept. 9. Hunt, graduated from Webster Area High School in 2015 and later went on to complete her post secondary education at Southeast Technical College in Sioux Falls in 2023. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Sun Dial Manor welcomes new director of nursing

Jenaica Hunt has become the new director of nursing at Sun Dial Manor in Bristol at the age of 27.
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Worship servicesJourney of Faith Church, Webster Sunday worship is at 10:30 a.m. Call for Bible study times Wednesday-Friday in Webster.
Throughout Sept. 6-8 a plethora of antique cars and agricultural equipment were displayed at the James Valley Threshing Show daily parades. On Sept. 7, Mike Mc-Garry from Parker, was working on his old tractor by cleaning out the check valve ensuring it was ready for the lap around the threshing show grounds. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Throughout Sept. 6-8 a plethora of antique cars and agricultural equipment were displayed at the James Valley Threshing Show daily parades. On Sept. 7, Mike Mc-Garry from Parker, was working on his old tractor by cleaning out the check valve ensuring it was ready for the lap around the threshing show grounds. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Gearing up for threshing show activities

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Poilce called to metal on highway

RePoRtSept. 5Responded to alarm at business on Main St.Took call of two individuals having a dispute over a social media account.Responded to address on 500 blk.
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Volunteers help extinguish fire

Historic15 years ago September 21, 2009Day County Commissioners spent last week’s session dealing with upheaval from zoning codes hearing held a month ago.
In Andover Sept. 6-8 the James Valley Threshing Show celebrated its 50th anniversary. On Sept. 7, the parade saw a wide range of antique vehicles ranging from trucks, cars and vintage tractors. Here, an antique Case tractor rolls coal to create a dramatic effect for the parade viewers. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

In Andover Sept. 6-8 the James Valley Threshing Show celebrated its 50th anniversary. On Sept. 7, the parade saw a wide range of antique vehicles ranging from trucks, cars and vintage tractors. Here, an antique Case tractor rolls coal to create a dramatic effect for the parade viewers. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Keep ‘em rolling

Agricultural practices were demonstrated in Andover with the semicentennial celebration of the James Valley Threshing Show taking place Sept. 6-8. Pictured here, is a vintage method of baling hay which was displayed for guests. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Agricultural practices were demonstrated in Andover with the semicentennial celebration of the James Valley Threshing Show taking place Sept. 6-8. Pictured here, is a vintage method of baling hay which was displayed for guests. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Don’t bale on a good time