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P reviewSee pages 13-14 for Public Notices including minutes, budget adoption and beverage hearings, price change and township weed notices.
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Fundraiseing efforts aim to bring troops home

15 years ago August 24, 2009St. John’s Lutheran Church was the first team in the 10 year history for Relay For Life to reach Silver Team status. For a team to accomplish the goal, they must raise over $5,000. The team totaled $5,953 with Brenda Kennedy collecting $1,901 in donations.
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What’s Up Aug. 19, 2024

Up Senior citizensWebster Senior Citizens’ next meeting is Sept. 16, 1 p.m. with Helene Eisenbraun serving lunch. No meeting Aug. 19.Conservation tourDay County Conservation tour is Aug. 28, 12:30-5:30 p.m. starting at Bitter Lake Lodge, Waubay.
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Ole & lena

Ole’s dream had always been to leave Minnesota and see the ocean. He would always try to get Lena to take off and go to Cape Cod, but she always said she couldn’t leave because of work.
It was a long, tiring weekend, as illustrated by 4-Her Logan Wik who fell asleep during the premium sale at the Day County Fair Aug. 10. He is the son of Shawn and Jessica Wik. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

It was a long, tiring weekend, as illustrated by 4-Her Logan Wik who fell asleep during the premium sale at the Day County Fair Aug. 10. He is the son of Shawn and Jessica Wik. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Day County Fair cat nap

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Trap Shooting

Claybird ClubLeague team scores through week three.Lake Region Electric 343 Kuecker Seed Farm 338 Schmidt’s Custom Meats 329 Larsen Engraving 323 Banded 319 Stonefire Motel 317 Mereen Johnson 307 Don’s Repair 302 Caption This LLC 269
Many people flocked to the Day County Fairgrounds Aug. 10 for the demolition derby that took place in the evening. The derby proved to be an adrenaline filled event as old cars continuously rammed into each other. Between car-fires, flying car parts and a roaring crowd it is safe to assume that the event was on a collision course for success as it becomes a staple of the Day County Fair. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Many people flocked to the Day County Fairgrounds Aug. 10 for the demolition derby that took place in the evening. The derby proved to be an adrenaline filled event as old cars continuously rammed into each other. Between car-fires, flying car parts and a roaring crowd it is safe to assume that the event was on a collision course for success as it becomes a staple of the Day County Fair. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Day County Fair