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October 29: Triumphant Quartet - Cornerstone Methodist Church - 7pmOctober 31: Lions Club Haunted House - The Watertown Mall - 6:30pmOctober 31: Trick or Treating in Uptown Watertown - 4pmNovember 1: Fall Bazaar - First United Methodist Church - 9amThe Boys and Girls Club of Watertown is looking for volunteers to help with their Halloween Party on October 31st from 6:00-8:00pm.

Watertown High SchoolOctober 27: Interp @ BrookingsMS Volleyball (H) Aberdeen - 4PM - ArenaPlay Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 28: Play Rehearsal Continues - AudVolleyball @ Harrisburg - 7PMOctober 29: 12:30PM Dismissal - Teacher InserviceParent To School DayPlay Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 30: Football Playoff GamePlay Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 31: All State Chorus / Orchestra @ Sioux FallsPlay Rehearsal Continues - AudNovember 1: All State Chorus / Orchestra @ Sioux Fall

Great Plains Lutheran ChurchOctober 20: ECC Oral InterpOctober 27: Oral Interp in BrookingsBridgeway-Dominic - 11:ooamVolleyball @ Waverly/ South Shore - 6pmOctober 28: 1st Round Football PlayoffsOctober 29: NHS Meeting - 3:30pmOctober 30: NHS Blood DriveOctober 31: All-State Orchestra & Chorus in Sioux Falls Early Dismissal Parent-Teacher Conferences - 12pm

A woman was arrested for shop lifting. When she went before the judge he asked her, “What did you steal?” She replied: “a can of peach-es.” The judge asked her why she had stolen them and she replied that she was hungry. The judge then asked her how many peaches were in the can. She replied 5. The judge then said, “I will give you 5 days in jail.”

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October 27: 12pm Mystery Book Club October 28: 3pm Children's Story TimeOctober 28: 5pm Friends of the Library MeetingOctober 28: 6pm Library Book ClubOctober 29: 10:30am Senior Linkage Medicare Part D October 30: 3pm Tween/Teen NightOctober 30: 7pm Writers GroupOctober 31: 4-6pm Harvest Madness 2014- Downtown Ortonville-Call (320) 839-3284 for more info October 31: 6-8:15pm Hallelujah Party-New Life Community Baptist Church-Call (320) 839-3440 for more infoNovember 1: Craft Divine Sale-Ortonville Community Center-Call (320) 839-3555 for more infoNovember 1: 12:30-3pm 41st Annual Scandinavian Food Fair-First English Lutheran Church

Ortonville School - October 27: "The World's Best Workforce" Meeting 7:00 p.m. Library (Door #3) Open to the public.October 28: Volleyball Contest vs. TBD @ TBD section 6 -Play-offsNovember 3: No School Faculty WorkshopNovember 6: K-12 Parent/Teacher Conferences (evening)November 7: Trojan Carnival Game Night 5:30-8:00 p.m. Concessions: BBQ, chips, bars, and pop. (Fundraiser for Robotics and other organizations)

Ortonville Community DinerOctober 25: Chef's ChoiceOctober 26: Chef's ChoiceOctober 27: Broasted Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetables, Salad, DessertOctober 28: French Onion Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, DessertOctober 29: Pork Tenderloin, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Vegetable, DessertOctober 30: Tator Tot Hotdish, Bread, Salad, DessertOctober 31: Happy Halloween, Roast Beef Commercial, Special DessertNovember 1: Chef's ChoiceNovember 2: Chef's ChoiceCall (320) 839-3555 for more info(320) 839-3555 for more info

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Estelline SchoolOctober 27: 6pm - Volleyball vs. Hendricks Public October 28: 7pm - 1st Round Football Playoffs TBA vs. TBA @ TBAOctober 29: 7:30- 8am - Oral Interp October 30: 8:30am- 2pm - Oral Interp - Castlewood4pm - JH Volleyball vs. Florence/Henry - 2 JH games6pm - Volleyball vs. Florence/HenryOctober 31-November 1: All-State Chorus & Orchestra - Sioux FallsNovember 1: 7pm - Football Play-Offs vs. TBA @ TBANovember 4: 7pm - Volleyball District Tournament vs. TBA @ ArlingtonNovember 5: 8am-5pm - Oral Interp Districts @ BrookingsNovember 6: 7pm - Volleyball District Tournament vs. TBA @ Arlington

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October 27: Volleyball @ Redfield/Doland 5:15 C-JV-VOral Interp @ BrookingsOctober 28: 1st Round Football Playoffs @ Arlington 7pmOctober 29: National FFA in IndianapolisOctober 30: Yearbook Work Night 6:30 in WhiteNational FFA in IndianapolisOctober 31: All State Chorus in Sioux FallsNational FFA in IndianapolisNovember 1: Oral Interp at WatertownAll State Chorus in Sioux FallsNovember 3: Football Playoffs 2nd Round TBDNovember 4: Volleyball Regions @ Top Seed 7pm1:30pm DismissalCheck out the 8th Grade Deubrook Class of 2019 Social Studies Presentation at www.deubrook.comGo Dolphins!!!

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November 6 - EDA Meeting - 12pmCity Council Meetings

The Big Stone City Council meets on the first Monday of every month at 7:00pm. Meetings are held in the Community Center located at 400 Washington Street in Big Stone City.

Grant County Library / Big Stone City Branch 400 Washington St. Suite 102, (Community Center)

Hours: Wed 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. • Sat 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m

Big Stone City SchoolOctober 27th: Basketball season beginsOctober 27th: Fundraiser packets dueOctober 31st: End of Quarter 1; 12:30 dismissalNovember 6th: Parent Teacher ConferencesNovember 7th: No SchoolNovember 11th: Veteran’s Day Program; 2:00pm

2nd Annual Spooktacular Vendor/Craft Show

October 25,2014 • 9:00 - 1:00Big Stone Community Center

Come down for some Spooktacular items and prices!

October 30: 2:30-6:30pm Blood Drive-Clark Methodist ChurchNovember 7: Heather's Bistro's New Location Open HouseNovember 8: 7pm 46th Annual Clark County Snow Queen Contest-HS

Inter-Lakes Community Action ProgramOctober 27 - Hamburger w/Bun, Hash Browns, Parslied Carrots, Tossed Salad w/Dressing, PearsOctober 28 - Chicken Strips, Soup & Salad Bar (Includes Fruit or Veggie), Whole Grain BreadOctober 29 - Pork Loin, Mashed Potatoes w/Butter, Broccoli, Fruit, Whole Grain BreadOctober 30 - Tator Tot Casserole, Green Beans, Fruit, Whole Grain BreadOctober 31 - Taco Day, Meat/Vegetables/Salad, Fruit, Bread/Roll/ShellNovember 3 - Goulash, Corn, Mandarin Oranges, Garlic ToastNovember 4 - Chicken Strips, Soup & Salad Bar (Includes Fruit or Veggie), Whole Grain Bread

School NewsOctober 27 - 6:30pm Volleyball vs Webster @ ClarkOctober 28 - All Day - Football 1st Round PlayoffsAll Day - National FFA Convention- Louisville, KentuckyOctober 30 - 2-9pm - Scholastic Book Fair Held in conjunction with P/T Conference @ Clark Elementary GymOctober 31 - NO SCHOOLAll Day - ALL State Choir in Sioux FallsNovember 3 - FB 2nd Round Playoffs

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I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion - Henry David Thoreau

November 6th • 5 PMSoup & Chili Supper & BINGO

Big Stone City SchoolProceeds are for field trips:

Ski Trip, Elementary/MS Spring Trips, Bowling & Unity Square

sisted on a strong navy, encouraged the construction of the Panama Canal and set aside land for America’s first national parks and monu-ments.

• On Oct. 29, 1915, President Woodrow Wilson assured social ac-tivist Jane Addams that he had no intention of leading the U.S. into war; he was re-elected on the slogan “He Kept Us Out of War.” By April 1917 Wilson delivered his war message to Congress and the U.S. entered World War I.

• On Oct. 28, 1922, hundreds of people gather around radios to hear the first-ever cross-country telephone broadcast of a college football game, played between the Chicago Maroons and the Princeton Ti-

gers. The first live broadcast of a college football game didn’t happen until 1924.

• On Oct. 31, 1961, five years after Soviet leader Ni-kita Khrushchev denounced Stalinism, Joseph Stalin’s em-balmed body is removed from public display in Lenin’s tomb in Moscow’s Red Square. When Vladimir Lenin died in 1924, he was embalmed and placed in a mausoleum featur-ing glass casing.

• On Oct. 30, 1974, 32-year-old Muhammad Ali becomes the heavyweight champion of the world for the second time when he knocks out 25-year-old champ George Fore-man in the “Rumble in the Jungle.” Seven years before, Ali had lost his title when the government accused him of draft-dodging.

• On Nov. 2, 1983, Presi-dent Ronald Reagan signs a bill designating a federal holi-day honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., to be observed on the third Monday of January. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.

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• On Nov. 1, 1512, the ceil-ing of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, one of Italian artist Michelangelo’s finest works, is first exhibited to the public.

Michelangelo’s epic ceiling frescoes consist of nine panels devoted to biblical world history. The most famous of these is The Creation of Adam, a painting in which the arms of God and Adam are stretch-ing toward each other.

• On Oct. 27, 1858, Theodore Roosevelt, the future 26th president of the United States, is born in New York City. As president, he in-

Appleton Ambulance Readiness FundraiserBrunch at VFW in Appleton • Sunday, Oct. 26 • Served 8am-1pm

A leaf pickup for Appleton city residents will be Tuesday, October 28th. The city crew will be picking up bags of leaves, small bundles of twigs & garden waste. Bags should be placed by the curb (not next to trees or poles) by 8:00 a.m. In case of inclement weather, the pickup will be Wednesday, October 29th.

The D.C. Drifters will be at the Appleton ’52 Wing Saturday, November 1st at 7:00 p.m.

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...continued from page 1Q: I have a Tom and Jerry comic, No. 65, which was published in

about 1949. Does it have any value? -- Tom, Des Moines, IowaA: I found your comic referenced in “The Standard Guide to

Golden Age Comics,” by Alex G. Malloy and Stuart W. Wells III. According to this guide, your comic was issued in July 1949 and is worth about $100. As with most collectibles, condition is ex-tremely important. For example, if your comic shows a great deal of wear, it could only be worth only $20 or so.

• • •Q: I have a “Re-Elect Ike” poster from the 1956 campaign. I

bought it for $50 at a flea market, and I think I got a good deal. What is your opinion? -- Steve, West Palm Beach, Fla.

A: You paid about what the poster is worth. I found it referenced in “Warman’s Political Collectibles: Identification and Price Guide,” by Dr. Enoch L. Nappen and published by Krause Books. According to Dr. Nappen, your poster is valued in the $35 to $50 range.

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2014 Pheasant brood survey indicates higher pheasant numbersPIERRE, S.D. -- The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks

(GFP) has completed the annual pheasant brood survey and the results show a 76 percent increase in the statewide pheasants-per-mile index from 2013.

From late July through mid-August, GFP surveyed 109, 30 mile-routes across the state to estimate pheasant production and calcu-late the pheasants-per-mile index. The survey is not a population estimate, but rather compares the number of pheasants observed on the routes and establishes trend information. Survey routes are grouped into 13 areas, based on a local city, and the index value of each local city area is then compared to index values of the previ-ous year and the 10-year average.

“With favorable weather conditions this past winter and spring, along with the availability of quality nesting habitat across the state, we are going to see an increase in this year’s pheasant popu-lation,” stated Jeff Vonk, GFP Secretary. “Survey results show pheasant numbers rebounded the strongest in central South Da-kota; especially in the Pierre, Chamberlain, Mobridge and Winner areas. Results also indicate that pheasant numbers are substantial-ly higher than 2013 throughout much of eastern South Dakota.”

The 2014 statewide pheasants-per-mile index of 2.68 is up from 1.52 in 2013. The statewide pheasant-per-mile index is similar to 2002 when hunters harvested 1.26 million roosters.

“Habitat is at the forefront of the conversation right now and is a crucial factor in pheasant numbers,” stated Vonk. “Bird num-bers are higher this year due to excellent reproduction in parts of the state where quality habitat conditions still exist, primarily on grasslands including those enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program as well as fields of cereal crops such as winter wheat. We continue to work in cooperation with the Governor’s Pheasant Habitat Workgroup, partner organizations and agencies, and land-owners to provide an improved future for habitat in our state.”

Public hunting opportunities are abundant in South Dakota. Over 1 million acres of publicly owned and private land leased through GFP’s Walk-In Area Program and the James River Wa-tershed Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program is available in the primary pheasant range of South Dakota. The 2014 public hunting atlas and a web-based interactive map of public lands and private lands leased for public hunting can be found online at http://gfp.sd.gov/hunting/areas.


Q: Every year I have to deal with brown and dying grass, because the climate we live in gets so hot in the late summer. We also have water restrictions to deal with. How can I keep my lawn healthy? -- Bryan in Norcross, Ga.

A: Dealing with watering restrictions and drought condi-tions has become a regular way of life in many Southern states, and it’s especially difficult for homeowners who want a green, lush lawn during a prime time of year for outdoor parties and

Monday October 27th- A rep from Cub Scouts will be here in the morning to talk to Elementary students. 5th and 6thBB at Henry at 4:00 pm. All-State Choir practice in Watertown at 7:00 pm. Tuesday October 28th- ADD ON GAME - 5th and 6th BB games at Castlewood at 6:00 pm, be at the hall by 4:40 if you need a ride to the game. Wednesday October 29th- “September Soaring Eagles” will be going to lunch with Mr. Jensen at 11:00 am. SAEG meeting-6:00 at the Fire Hall. Thursday October 30th- Mrs. Reuer and the All-State Choir students will leave for Sioux Falls. Friday October 31st- HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! No staff day. Mrs. Reuer and the All-State Choir member are in Sioux Falls. Saturday November 1st- All State Choir Concert in Sioux Falls at 7:00 pm. Lutefisk Supper at the hall 5:00-9:00. All you can eat!! Served family style! - see ad on front page.Sunday November 2nd- 9:00am-Sunday school, 10:30 Worship at Hope Lutheran. 3rd and 4th basketball practice at 6:00 pm at the hall.

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• It was beloved American author Kurt Vonnegut who made the fol-lowing sage observation: “Laughing

or crying is what a human being does when there’s nothing else he can do.”

• If you removed all the phosphorus from your body, you’d have enough to make about 250 matchheads.

• Those who study such things say that boys who

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have first names that are considered to be strange or peculiar have a higher incidence of mental problems as adults than boys with more traditional names. The correlation was not found to hold true for girls.

• The next time you’re at a holiday gathering and someone has had a bit too much to drink, you can say that person is cherubimical; it’s much nicer than calling a family member a drunk.

• You may have learned that the distress signal SOS stands for “Save Our Ship,” but that’s a myth. That signal was chosen because in Morse Code, it’s easy to remember and transmit the three dots, three dashes and three dots that represent those letters.

• There was a time when it was illegal in Hawaii for a woman to eat a coconut.

• According to the Guinness Book of World Re-cords, the oldest documented living parrot is more than 80 years old. Cookie, a Major Mitchell’s cocka-too, has lived at the Brookfield Zoo in Illinois since May 1934.

• The New Orleans Saints were admitted to the Na-tional Football League on Nov. 1, 1966 -- All Saints’ Day. The team, however, was named for the iconic New Orleans jazz song “When the Saints Go March-ing In.”

• If you’re an American who has a garden, you’re more likely to be growing tomatoes than any other vegetable or fruit.

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“You can pretend to be serious; you can’t pretend to be witty.” -- Sacha Guitry

Summit Bar & Grill’s Lunch SpecialsMonday 10/27..........Grilled Ham & Cheese with Chips or FriesTuesday 10/28.........BBQ with your choice of Potato Salad or Italian PastaWednesday 10/29 ..Chili Cheeseburger with FriesThursday 10/30.......Chicken Fried Chicken with Mashed Potatoes/Pepper Gravy & CornFriday 10/31...........Hot Beef Combos w/ Mashed Potatoes/Gravy & PeasSaturday 11/1.........Cook’s Choice *All Lunches come with dessert*

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Oral Interp Results On Monday, October 20th, Summit's Oral Interp group went to Watertown for their first all-team meet. Oral Interp meets award students on a scale of; excellent, excellent plus, superior, superior plus. Emily Ollerich was entered in the Serious/Prose JV section and received a excellent plus. Brook Pies was entered in Humor JV and received an excellent plus as well as Poetry, receiving an excellent. Taylor Ulm, the team's only high school student, was entered in Serious/Prose and received an excellent plus. Taryn Davies was entered in Humor and received an excellent. Taryn was also the only student to go to the team's novice meet on the 14th and received an excellent there as well. Taryn, Taylor, and Morgan Lewandowski were also entered in Reader's Theater as a group and received an excellent.

Congratulations Kalissa Senior and four year varsity setter, Kalissa Pereboom, achieved something very few setters have had the opportunity to. On October 9th, she put up her 2000th career set assist in the Eagle's home volleyball match against Waubay. The Eagles were leading with a score of 11 to 8 in the first set, when Pereboom hit this impressive career milestone. Pereboom put up 30 assists in the win against the Dragons helping Kelsey Pearson put down 8 kills and Karissa Chamley slam down 9, making the total team contribution of 27 kills, The Eagles also served a total of 15 aces, Jaclyn Bludorn served 4 aces and Pearson added 3. Nicolette Kneeland added six digs defensively, while Chamley got under eight, helping the Eagles slock in 25-13, 25-15, and 25-13 victory over the Dragons. In the most recent 5 wins and one loss since her monumental moment, Pereboom has been able to add 160 more assists to the impressive number. She contributes her success to a strong work ethic, a competitive spirit, and to the consistent, talented, and aggressive hitters on her team.


FOR SALE: Briggs & Stratton 19 1/2 hp mower. 42" cut with bagger. 5 yrs. old $1000. 605-237-0184. 0825

FOR SALE: 2008 Cruiser Travel Trailer, 31ft. Selling for health reasons. 3 slideouts, excellent condition, awning, great floor plan. The bank gets it back or you get a good deal. 20 miles from Watertown, SD. Asking $17,200. Location or more information. 605-237-4223. 0922

1982 Goldwing Aspencade 54k Silver. Pretty Bike $1850.00 Call or text 320-766-1376 0922

18ft. Starcraft twin 35 Johnsons Minnkota auto-pilot onboard charger and gas, livewell canopy and depthfinders. e-z loader trailer with winch. 3500.00 605-492-3337 0908

For Sale: 2013 Jazzy Power Wheel Chair. Model 600. Used only three months. $2000. Half price of new. 605-794-2871. 1117

For Sale: Large Collection of dolls. Barbies - some mint in box, lots of accessories. Porcelain dolls from the 1800s. Buy all or in-dividual. Garden City, SD. 605-532-3780. 1020

For Sale: (4) 4-foot display cases with lights. Call Don. 605-882-4831. 1013

For Sale: Kid's Toys & Stuffed Animals, Rocking Horse, Baby Stroller, Huge Ladies Leather Purse, Lots of other miscellaneous stuff. Call 605-880-5787 / 605-878-0544. Watertown. 1013

FOR SALE: JH Farmall, good paint, tires, horn loader, 1948? not running, needs mag-neto repair, weak spark. $1200. Madison, MN 320-226-3626. 1110

FOR SALE: 24' Gooseneck flatbed trailer or will trade for car trailer. Please call Glen at (605) 486-4430. 1103

HOUSE FOR SALE by owner in Henry, SD. 3900 sq. ft. 5 bedroom, 2 bath. See all the details by going to www.zillow.com and searching Henry, SD. 0818

For Sale: 2 Real Antique Dressers. Good condition. 1 amoire and 1 low dresser. Lots of drawers. Call 605-880-5787 / 605-878-0544. Watertown

FOR SALE: Full Size Oak Bed - beauti-ful! Mirror ceiling. Call for pictures. 605-233-0408. 0908

FOR SALE: Upright Freezer - white. 14 cu. ft., 28 1/2" deep, 28" wide, 60" tall. Less than 5 years old. $150. 605-694-2816. 1013

FOR SALE: Sofa, tan & blue. Good condi-tion. $150. Call 605-206-1372. 0824

FOR SALE - used Tiger River Hot Tub. Needs some repair parts. 605-880-1369

LAKEVIEW KENNEL PET BOARDING - ATRUSTED NAME IN PET CARE. CLEAN, MODERN,STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITY. FOR THE BEST CARE AVAILABLE,CALL 605-882-3342! WATERTOWN. 0000

Large Shed made for a very large dog. Double insulated. Up off the ground for all seasons. 605-233-0480. 0908

For Sale: 2003 Ford Explorer XLS, Sport 4x4, 4.0 V6 Auto, Well Equipped, Clean, One Owner, 161K. $31,000 Sticker, Selling $3,900 OBO. all (605) 520-3324 Watertown. 0630

For Sale: Uni-Spotter Dent Puller. Includes Studs, Slide Hammer, Attachments. $175.00 Please text or call 320-766-3673 0922

CLOVER LEAF SPORTING CLAYS Estelline, SD. Bring your friends and try our scenic Sporting Clay Course. A great place to start your bachelor party! Sum-mer Leagues. Call Russell Nelson (605) 690-3955 0609

Wanted to buy 12 gauge shell reloader and supplies. Primers, wads, powder, hulls, anything to do with reloading. Call me at 605-881-1498. 0908

8' Bay Window. Two end windows open. Screen included. Make offer. Watertown. 605-753-5313 0922

October 29: TOPS - 8:30amKombucha Class - 6:30pmNovember 3: CGB Sports Booster - 7:30pm

October 25: Football Playoffs @ Mountain Lake - 3pmOctober 28: Volleyball Playoffs @ Minnewaska - 7pm

****Weekly Specials at Graceville Bar & Lounge****Mondays: 11am-2pm Lunch Buffet w/Soup & Salad Bar $9.9950¢ Wings During Monday Night FootballTuesdays: 11am-2pm Tacos, Enchiladas, Soup & Salad Bar $9.996pm-9pm $2.00 Hard Shell TacosWednesdays: 11am-2pm Lunch Buffet w/Soup & Salad Bar $9.99Thursdays: 11am-2pm Pasta Buffet & Bread Sticks w/Soup & Salad Bar $9.997-9pm $2.00 Burgers 7-9pm Ladies NightFridays: Lunch Buffet w/Soup & Salad Bar $9.997-9pm Buy One Appetizer Get One 1/2 OFFSaturdays: 11am-2pm Cooks Choice5-8pm Soup & Salad Bar $5.99

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Wilmot SchoolOctober 27:

5/6 Boys Basketball vs Waverly/South Shore - 4:00JH Volleyball @ Florence - 5:00

Volleyball @ Florence - 6:15

October 281st Round Football Playoffs

Elementary Halloween Concert - 7:00October 30: 5/6 Boys Basketball vs Waubay 4:00

JH Volleyball @ Waverly 5:00Volleyball @ Waverly 6:15

October 31Happy Halloween

Parade of Costumes in Gym 2:00

November 1All State Chorus Concert in Sioux Falls


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October 27 - Milbank Lions Club - 12pm - Pizza RanchOctober 31 - Treat Street - 5:30-7pm - Main StreetOctober 31 - Halloween Safety Stop - 6-8pm - Fire DepartmentNovember 4 - Long-Term Care Options Seminar - 10:30-11:30am - Grant County Library

Milbank SchoolsOctober 27 - Teacher Inservice - No SchoolBrookings Fall Fest Interp7/8 Wrestling7/8 Girls Bastetball starts6 pm-C-JV-V-Volleyball @ Clear LakeOctober 28 - National FFA Convention @ Louisville KyFootball 1st Round Playoffs-TBAOctober 29 - National FFA Convention @ Louisville KyOctober 30 - National FFA Convention @ Louisville KyOctober 31 - HS All State Chorus @ SFallsNational FFA Convention @ Louisville KyNovember 1 - HS All State Chorus @ SFallsNational FFA Convention @ Louisville KyPumpkinstakes Interp @ WatertownNovember 2 - National FFA Convention @ Louisville Ky

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Q: Why wouldn't the skeleton cross the road?A: Because he didn't have the guts!

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Q: What did one casket say to the other?A: Is that you coffin?

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Deuel SchoolOctober 27-November 1 - National FFA Convention in KentuckyOctober 27 - Oral Interp - BrookingsOctober 27 - Volleyball vs. Milbank - 6pmOctober 28 - 1st Round Football Play Offs - All DayOctober 30 - Volleyball vs. DeSmet - 6:30pmOctober 31 - StaffOctober 31- November 1 - All-State Chorus in Sioux FallsNovember 3 - Quarter Finals Football Play-OffsNovember 4 - Region VolleyballNovember 4 - Election Day

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Ten Signs That You’re Too Old for Trick or Treating10.....You get winded from knocking on the door.9.......You have another kid chew the candy for you. 8.......You ask for high fiber candy only. 7.......When someone drops a candy bar in your bag, you lose your balance and fall over.6.......People say, "Great Keith Richards mask!" and you're not wearing a mask. 5.......When the door opens you yell, "Trick or..." and can't remember the rest. 4.......By the end of the night, you have a bag full of restraining orders. 3.......You have to carefully choose a costume that won't dislodge your hairpiece. 2.......You're the only Super Hero in the neighborhood with a walker.1.......You avoid going to houses where your ex-wives live.

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Lots of New Furniture Just Arrived! Purchased More Than We Have Room For! - MUST SELL - Bring your Pickup or Trailer and SAVE - SAVE - SAVE

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Quality Crafted Furniture 249 Second Street NW • Ortonville, MN 56278

320-839-2212cell 320-760-1841

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MATTRESS CLOSEOUTSFloor Display Models - 15 Year Warranty

1 King Set ........$6991 Queen Set ... SOLD1 King Set ..... in Bag2 Full Sets ........$5991 Twin Set ........$549PLATFORM BED - FULL SIZE

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Swivel Barrel Chair .................. reg $649 NOW $429Sofa - charcoal ........................ reg $1149 NOW $759Sofa - dark brown ..................... reg $995 NOW $695Loveseat - dark brown ............. reg $859 NOW $650Chair 1/2 - dark brown ............. reg $839 NOW $599Tall Man Recliner Wallaway .... reg $739 NOW $399Sofa - floral .............................. reg $895 NOW $599Tall Man Rocker/Recliner ........ reg $869 NOW $559Loveseat - dark brown ............. reg $789 NOW $599These Items Are YOU HAUL or Ask About Available Delivery

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