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Webster Area third grade students, from left, Rhiley Zimmerman and Archer Chevalier sing during the school’s elementary winter concert Dec. 8 at the Webster Armory. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster Area third grade students, from left, Rhiley Zimmerman and Archer Chevalier sing during the school’s elementary winter concert Dec. 8 at the Webster Armory. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster Area winter elementary concert

Webster Area seventh graders, from left, Cheyenne Powell, Ian Mammenga and Bryson Bloom perform in the school’s winter concert Dec. 6 at Webster Armory. The event featured choral and band performances from middle and high school students. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster Area seventh graders, from left, Cheyenne Powell, Ian Mammenga and Bryson Bloom perform in the school’s winter concert Dec. 6 at Webster Armory. The event featured choral and band performances from middle and high school students. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster Area winter elementary concert

At the Day County Courthouse main entrance guests are greeted by Frosty and an American themed Christmas tree. The courthouse is filled with more themed trees decorated by organizations and businesses and on display until Jan. 5. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

At the Day County Courthouse main entrance guests are greeted by Frosty and an American themed Christmas tree. The courthouse is filled with more themed trees decorated by organizations and businesses and on display until Jan. 5. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Day County Courthouse lights up the holiday

Day County Courthouse is currently displaying Christmas trees since Dec. 1. Organizations and businesses decorate their trees and the courthouse has them on display for the public to see.
A farmer’s Christmas carol

A farmer’s Christmas carol

A farmer’s Christmas carol

Let me take you back to the Spirit of Farming Past. Depending on your age, you might recall the 1950s when every quarter had a farmhouse and every farmhouse had at least four kids – many had more.
Roslyn Booster Club invited Santa to celebrate Christmas with them for their appreciation day and holiday celebration Dec. 5. Santa brought his Christmas spirit and asked KrisLynn Town what gifts he could bring her on Christmas Eve. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Roslyn Booster Club invited Santa to celebrate Christmas with them for their appreciation day and holiday celebration Dec. 5. Santa brought his Christmas spirit and asked KrisLynn Town what gifts he could bring her on Christmas Eve. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Santa asks kids what they want for Christmas

Roslyn Booster Club provided sandwiches, chips and cookies to the community for their appreciation day and Santa meet and greet Dec. 5. From left, Mary Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Shelly Deutsch and Josh Wagner greeted and served guests as they entered the community center. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Roslyn Booster Club provided sandwiches, chips and cookies to the community for their appreciation day and Santa meet and greet Dec. 5. From left, Mary Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Shelly Deutsch and Josh Wagner greeted and served guests as they entered the community center. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Roslyn Booster Club provides food for Christmas celebration

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Waubay City Board discusses wage increases

by Amanda FangerRoundup reporter@reporterandfarmer.comWaubay City board members met Dec. 3 for their regular meeting. Board members discussed a wage increase for the community to adjust to the new minimun wage. South Dakota will be raising their minimum wage for nontipped employees from $11.
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Pierpont holds first Snow Queen contest

HistoricEvEnts15 years ago December 20, 2010Waubay Student Council has been working hard since Thanksgiving to share a little happiness with area youngsters through Toys for Tots program. Student council and Santa handed out toys at the school Dec. 17 as culmination to this community wide project.
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COURT RECORDS

South Dakota Unified judicial system cases disposed Nov. 1-30. Dollar amounts are fine, court costs plus surcharges (if any) respectively: Teton Contreras, Watertown, enter or surreptitiously remain in building, 150.00, 96.