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1998 NITROTRACKER 700

Mercury 90hp motor, 18ft, trailer,tarp, 2 depth finders, trolling motor.

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1982 GMC 700016’ steel box w/tarp cover

$5,500(605) 432-4129

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No reasonable offer refused.(605) 886-6696

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condition$29,995

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Beef Cattle

For Sale: 60 head of Certified Red Angus Heifers, Ultra sound

checked, Calving date 2/18/19-3/2/19,

Fancy heifers weighing #1100, asking $1725.

Contact Charles Stahl, Bridgewater SD 605-

261-5343

Miniature Herford Heifer 17 months, grass fed,

genial disposition.$1,200

(605) 794-2072

SCOTISH HIGHLAND bred cows $750, bred 2yr heifers $900, year-ling heifers $600, various colors. (218) 739-4549

Horses

Triple T Horse sale October 19th and 20th Fergus Falls, MN. For more infor-mation; Colton 218-770-8986 or Har-old 218-770-5438. Facebook page “Tri-ple T Horses”

Wanted to buy horses: Most all classes. Saddle horses broke or unbroke.

Registered or grade. Young prospects and all other types considered. Also, could use a few

draft cross type saddle Horses and Draft type

brood mares. Gene Jorgenson 320-305-1578

Sheep/Goats

Cheviat and Southdown March Ewe Lambs, will make great Dood Ewes. Also, bred Ewes of both breeds with Stud Rams now. (507) 236-0040

For Sale: 280 head of nice yearling ewes, most-ly Ramboillet ewes, some Shropshire crosses. Keith Kronberg (701) 357-7171

For Sale: Big Fast Gain-ing Suffolk Ram Lambs. Moderate framed, big boned, born in January and February 180 lbs plus. Call Michael Florey, Clark, SD (605) 520-2239

For Sale: Early Spring Polled Rambouillet Ram

Lambs. Gary Haiwick 605-852-

2507 or 605-870-1604

For Sale: Hampshire and Suffolk Rams.

Yearlings, Falls and Feb. Born Lambs. Excellent quality. Rufus Dezeeuw

(605) 690-8269 or 605-542-7541

For Sale: Ile de France Rams & Ewe Lambs,

OPP Free & Footrot Free Flock, NSIP Member,

View on website: www.hasbargenlandcattle.com Call Chad 320-815-5185

For Sale: Montadale Ram Lambs. Also, a select group of Ewe Lambs. 30 years in the Montadale business. Also excellent selection of Southdown Ram Lambs and Ewe Lambs. Greg at 605-690-4399

For Sale: Registered Polled Dorset Ram and

Ewe Lambs Dagel Polled Dorsets

(605) 520-0235

For sale; 40 commer-cial Polypay ewe lambs. March born. 3 genera-tions deep in NSIP sires. All tested OPP negative. Marion SD 605-648-3715.

Poly Pay Ram Lambs for sale born in Jan & Feb. Fall rams and yearlings. Poly Sam Cross Rams.

January & February Pure Bred Poly Pay Ewe Lambs. Call Mark Giese (507) 829-8748 or Vic

Vanwell (605) 881-6574

Sheep/Goats

Rambouillet ewe lambs, Roger Regehr Marion, SD 605-648-3737 or 605-360-9418

RAMS FOR SALERugged, big boned Hampshire Ram Lambs. Ready for service. Also yearling GeneLink (SAMM) Rams with 62 grade fleece. Peter-son Sheepco, Lemmon, South Dakota. 701-376-3115

Southdown ewe & ram lambs, Babydoll ewe &

ram lambs, 2 Montadale ewe lambs, 2 Montadale

ram lambs, Blackface wether type ewe lambs. 605-691-3216 or 605-

695-2365

Suffolk Ram & Ewe lambs for sale. Moder-ate framed stout made sheep bred with the profit minded produc-er in mind. Nearly 30 years in the business. If your serious about raising sheep you need to take a look at these rams. Jim Van Dyke, Wess-ington Springs, SD (605) 770-1095

Suffolk ram lambs for sale. Selected for growth and muscling for commercial herds. Fedeler Suffolks. (605) 270-0663

Swine

Spot, Duroc & Chester-white boars & gilts. Prrs & PEDV testing done monthly. Delivery avail-able. Call Steven @ (507) 456-7746

Farm & RanchMisc.

Grain Bins

AB190 Farm Fans con-tinuous dryer with Low-ry 1000 bushel holding bin, complete set up on wheels, ready to pull. Loftness grain bagger, very nice condition, also Loftness bag unloader, 605-690-3873

FarmFans AB8B batch Dryer, $2,000. Lowry 1000 bushel hold-ing tank $800. South East South Dakota (605) 351-2839

For Sale: Temporary Grain Storage. CMC Crop circle has galvenized panels, 60’ x 2’ for 16,350 bushels, tarp & hardware included. Call (605) 380-5856

Hay/Feed

1st & 3rd cutting Alfalfa for Sale. $85/ton, Miller, SD area. Dean (605) 853-3778 or 204-0635.

2018 hay crop, in Roscoe, SD area, $95/ton. (605) 216-2617

2018 Hay for SaleAvailable:- Round Bales of Beardless Barley Hay- Round Bales of Spring Wheat Hay- Round Bales and 3x4x8 Large Square Bales of Oat HayCall for pricing and other information. (605) 870-0356

2018 hay for sale, large round bales, large quan-tities of several different types of forages, call or text for pricing and avail-able 605-380-0022

Alfalfa and grass hay mix for sale, net wrapped, 605-350-3810

Hay/Feed

2018 production 85 tons of premium grass hay at 17% protein, 200 ton of alfalfa/grass RVF 156/164, all net wrapped, South Shore SD, Call 605-881-4071

79 bales of good grass hay, net wrapped, $95/ton, Conde, SD area. Call Richard Worlie, (605) 382-5845

Alfalfa 1st and 2nd cutting, net wrapped, approximately 1,400

pounds. (701) 840-2012 Kathryn, North Dakota.

Alfalfa, alfalfa mix, 2nd cutting alfalfa, millet hay, some mostly grass, no rain, big rounds, net wrapped, 605-530-0471

Ear corn for sale, call DB at 605-228-0471

For Sale: 2nd & 3rd cut-ting Alfalfa. Large round bales, net wrapped, near Claremont SD. $85.00/ton. Delivery can be ar-ranged. Dan Olson 605-294-7382.

For Sale: 4th cutting Alfalfa.

701-320-5215For Sale: 63 Acres of standing corn to be cut for silage. Located 10 miles East of Java, SD. Corn planted late so still green. Call 605-649-6323 or 605-284-2544 leave message

Hay for Sale. Alfalfa, Alfalfa Brome, Upland Prairie, and Low Land

Hay. Prices vary. Call or text 701-269-6216

or 701-659-3671 if no answer please leave a

message.

J.E.S. FARMS 18 miles north of Pierre, SD has

many thousands of acres of irrigated hay comprised as follows: Oat hay

uncombined, Alfalfa hay, Millet Hay and

Grass Hay, Feed analysis will be

done and available for all the hay. This

hay is available shortly.

Will be put up in net wrapped round

bales by John Deere baler. Bales will be

weighed.

We can also graze cows for fall and winter

grazing. Fields are fenced with water.

We also have a feed lot available with corn silage and grain & hay.

J.E.S. FARMS

Chris 605-209-3934

605-264-5401 lv msg,

Jim 605-222-7656 lv msg or

Brad 605-280-4997

Premium alfalfa $150/ton, excellent mixed hay $125/ton, grass hay $90/ton. Okaton, SD 605-530-0659

Round straw bales, no weeds, 1200-1400 pound bales, plastic tied, $35 each. (701) 799-5894

Wheat straw from a Walk-er combine, net wrapped, $30 bale. Upland hay, net wrapped, $85/ton. Eure-ka, SD (605) 281-0534

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Merchandise

Misc for Sale

40’x40’ heavy duty, quali-ty, net tent, price negotia-ble, (605) 483-3185

650-65-42 Michelin tires, like new, $1700 ea. Also, lots of semi tires, different sizes for sale. (605) 770-1480

Wanted to Buy

Out of condition grain. Contact DB at 605-228-0471

Misc. Pets

AKC Registered Labra-dor Retriever puppies. Chocolate & Yellow. Dew-claws removed, wormed twice, shots with booster. Outstanding pedigrees. Parents are real good hunters and family dogs. More info Call Marv 605-881-5891 Bohnet’s Red Belted Galloway Ranch

Boston Terrier puppies,

6 weeks old, health checked, dew claws removed, wormed, will have 1st shots, out of AKC mother and red with white father. Pup-pies back with white and red with white, fe-males, $450 and males $400. 605-225-0032 or 605-216-7234 leave message will call back.

Great Pyrenees pups, purebred, 8 weeks old, raised with sheep, $200 each. (701) 799-5894

Auto

Antique &Classic Vehicles

1967 Cadillac con-vertible, new top, all original, baby blue color, $12,500. 701-269-5670

Cars - Used

Chevrolet Impala 2002, LS edition, excellent condition, fully loaded, sunroof, 42,263 mi, $5750. (605) 486-4697

RVs & Campers

1997 28 ft Georgiaboy, Class A motorhome. Ford chassis, 28685 miles, runs well, nice in-terior, everything working. $10,000. 605-228-5797

2005 Tiffin model Phaeton, 40TSH, 3 slides, 400 HP CAT, 15,000 miles, always stored inside, excellent, $74,400. Knight Truck Sales (605) 225-1196

RVs & Campers

2003 Titanium by Glen-dale 5th wheel, 24ft, very good condition, sleeps 4, one slide, power jacks, tires excellent condition, stored inside, boat hitch, asking $7,950. Call or text after 5:30 weekdays only, (605) 216-3238

SUVs & 4Wheel Drives

Chevrolet Silverado LT 2013, Crew cab, 4x4, 6.2 motor, silver color 28,000 miles. Call (605) 228-7778

Chevrolet Suburban 2007, Passenger lift chair & scooter lift.

(605) 769-1776

Ford F-150 2005, Au-tomatic, Silver, 200,000 miles, $6,500. (701) 430-0062

Trailers

1990 Benson End Dump

32’ with 80” sides, full frame, 90% rubber and brakes, $16,000 OBO Call 605-360-5687 No

telemarketers

2011 utility 53 ft air ride reefer, digital scale, side

skirts, ThermalKing SP200G unit, 10,700

hours, very clean, $25,900. Knight Truck &

Trailer 605-225-1196

2015 Timpte hopper trail-er, 72” sides, electric tarp, super hoppers, 43’ long, 102” wide. Very nice trail-er. 2015 Wilson hopper trail-er, 41ft, 96” wide, 66” sides, ag hoppers, new tarp, front lift axle, black in color, nice trailer.2001 Wilson hopper trail-er, 78” sides, ag hoppers, power traps and power tarp, 43’ long, 96” wide. Located SW MNPlease call (507) 820-0656

2016 Forest River 8x24 enclosed V-nose trailer, $8,000. (605) 310-1181

2017 Merritt Livestock trailer 53’x102, fixed dual tri-axle, air ride suspen-sion. 22.5 tires, all alumi-num wheels, extra lights. Call 605-769-2846

82 Wilson cattle pot, 48ft, good brakes & tires, alu-minum rims, $9,500. Ru-feeder 20ft, $1,200. 605-897-7572

Trucks

For Sale: 2013 Mack CHU 613, MP engine, 505Hp, 13

spd transmission, pusher axle, 210,000 miles,

midroof sleeper, salvage title. $46,000. $42,000 without pusher axle.

(605) 949-1953

Trucks

2005 Freightliner Columbia, 541,000 miles, 22ft MFS grain/silage box, auto trans, series 60 Detroit, EGR deleted, field ready $55,000 OBO. (605) 515-1810

Chevrolet C60 1973, Retired and selling Chevy tandem, 18ft newer steel box and hoist, newer roll tarp, has 427 Target engine with few miles, automatic transmission, twin screw rear end, tires good, air brakes, $4,500. 605-203-0967

IHC 9200 2007, Cummins 525 HP, 10 speed, 720,000 miles, steerable pusher axle, clean, $37,500. Knight Truck Sales 605-225-1196

International 4900 2006, 24’ van and lift gate, DT466, 300,000 miles, $10,000. 1975 IHC 1800, 16’ box and hoist, 56,000 miles, $6,000. 2005 Freigh-liner Columbia, 14L De-troit, 10 speed, 800,000 miles, $12,500. 2009 Fontaine 53’ step deck, spread axle, $19,000. Several 45’ flat deck hay trailers.

(701) 347-5426

International 9400 Ea-gle 1998, 60 series De-troit, 430/470 HP, sleeper, 10 speed, 4:11 gear ratio, 647,000 miles, with 1993 Wilson hopper trailer, air ride, electric tarp, 42ft, 11R24.5 tires, $27,500 for both, call 605-426-6796 leave message

International F1954 tandem 1981, truck, 18ft, Midland box & hoist, hydraulic silage end gate, diesel engine. Good Con-dition. Call 605-216-2957 or 605-225-8393.

Kenworth T800 2002, with a spread all manure box, silage sides includ-ed, excellent condition. Freightliner FLD 112 with a 22 foot Aulick box, has silage extensions and scissor hoist, box is 3 years old. Balzer 2000 stalk chopper (605) 860-8558

Kenworth T800 2002, with a spread all manure box, silage sides includ-ed, excellent condition. 24’ Neville pup trailer, aluminum composition. (605) 860-8558

Wanted 

WANTED: 2001 or newer 4WD F450 or 550 Ford with dump

box, in excellent condition, lower miles,

gas or diesel. Call 320-634-3347 or

320-760-5880, if no answer leave mes-sage, we will return

call.

Garage Sales-Out of Town

108 5TH STREETHAYTI, SD

Friday & Saturday 9-7 p.m.

Sunday 9-2 p.m.Antiques, household,

clothing, furniture, outdoor furniture and

miscellaneous.

Garage Sales-SE

Rummage Flea Market, Watertown VFW, 808 South Broadway. Friday, 8AM-6PM, Saturday, 8AM-2PM. Household, collectible guns and shot-shell boxes, fishing, vin-tage and modern tools, glassware, horse tack, much more. (605) 882-7052

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WATERTOWNNOTICE OF HEARING

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLLSTREET & SEWER

IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS1801-D, 1806 & 1821

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Watertown, in the council chambers, City Hall, 23 2nd Street NE, on Monday, October 15, 2018, at 5:30 P.M. concerning the 2018 Street and Sewer Special Assessment Roll.The roll was filed in the office of the Finance Officer on the 1st day of October 2018 and is open for public inspection during regular office hours. Interested parties are welcome to give written or oral comments.The City Engineers or the City Finance Office may be contacted for further details at 882-6202.Dated at Watertown, South Dakota, this 19th day of September, 2018.Kristen BobzienFinance officer

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September 29, 2018

WATERTOWN SCHOOL

NOTICE OF MEETINGNotice is hereby given that the Watertown School Board will be meeting in special session at 4:45 p.m. in executive session prior to the regular session on Monday, October 8, 2018 in the Council Chambers. Rick HohnBusiness Manager

Published once at the total approximate cost of $10.38.

(September 29, 2018)

FLORENCE SCHOOL

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS - BOARD OF EDUCATION

FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT #14-1

Chairperson Becking called the September 10, 2018 meeting of the Florence School Dist. #14-1 board of education to order at 5:02 pm. Other board members in attendance were Kahnke, Maag, and Roe. Rislov was absent. Others present were T. & J. Paulson, M. Bastian (HS princ), M. Reed (Supt) and S. Sumner (Business Manager). The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. A quorum was in attendance.No one spoke during open forum.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the agenda. Motion carried.Motion by Maag, second by Roe to approve the minutes of the August meeting. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Roe to approve the following unaudited financial reports. Motion carried. REVENUE RECEIVED DURING AUGUST, 2018: Local Sources – General Fund 3598.05; Capital Outlay 978.71; Sped 456.21; Bond Redemption 515.11; Food Serv -0-; DRED -0-; Trust & Agency 31669.57; County Sources – General Fund 1300.94. State Sources – General Fund 121847.00; Sped 6334.00 . Federal Sources – none. CASH BALANCES AUGUST, 2018: General Fund 810426.84; Cap Out 187481.45; Sped 24514.03; Bond Redemption 108336.95; Food Serv 51288.53; Dr. Ed. 3607.11; Trust & Agency 66733.01.Motion by Maag, second by Kahnke to approve Bill Becking’s officer disclosure conflict of interest. Motion carried.No staff member report.Mr. Reed, supt. & elem princ. reported on the open house, MAP testing, homecoming, staff workshops, administration mtg., and extended congratulations to Sandy Zubke on being recognized as August staff member of the month.Mr. Bastian reported on the start of the school year, new staff members, dual credit, open campus, homecoming activities, MAP testing inservice, mid-term, and that the school is moving forth with a program for the on-line broadcasting of the home games which will be donated by Georgia Kahnke in memory of her granddaughter Evie Kahnke. He thanked Travis Paulson for prepping the FB field again this year and he congratulated Travis Schmidt for writing and receiving a Riddell/Peyton Manning FB $10,000 grant.Mr. Reed reviewed the standardized test scores. NTHS students were invited to LATI to hear Mike Rowe speak on the importance of tech schools and NESC topics which included ECF & MOE were discussed. Mr. Reed gave an update on buildings & grounds and transportation. The company that took thermal pictures of the new gym roof will plan to take more when it rains and again when it gets cold. Delbert Tschakert is in the process of removing the foam insulation over the office, bathrooms and east classrooms of the high school. One quote was already received but additional quotes will be sought for replacement of that surface. The 2012 bus will soon be up and running and on behalf of the Florence School he recently bought a minibus.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to approve payment of the September bills presented. Motion carried. APEX Learning – subscription 850.00; ASBSD – conf reg (2) 370.00; Austin, Hinderaker, Hopper, Strait & Benson, LLP – serv 121.50; M. Bastian – milg 19.32; K. Bauer-Boyum – conf reg 729.00; Baymont Inn – travel 66.99; H. Becking – supp 143.67; D. Bistodeau – lib books 232.35; Century Business Products – CPC & lease pmt 1002.70; Cole Papers – FS supp 527.76; Culligan Water Conditioning – serv 135.50; Dakota Fence – parts 42.85; Duininck – pea rock & gravel 650.71; Doug’s Auto – serv 150.44; Duenwald Transportation – inservice 350.00; ECC – assessment 1000.00; Easy Grammar – supp 262.86; D. Flisrand – travel 110.00; Earthgrains – bread 104.54; Eastbay – VB jackets 1444.50; Florence School Trust & Agency – refs, supp, fees 3223.56; Florence Water & Sewer – 216.40; Follett School – supp 861.06; Foreman Sales & Service, Inc. – mini bus 49950.00; Hillyards – supp 891.18; H. Hintz – mowings 300.00; Houghton-Mifflin – supp 1250.54; Human Serv Agency – serv 315.25; ITC – 323.54; JW Pepper – supp 68.74; M. Klitzke – supp 16.45; L. Maag – FS food 8.49; Menards – supp 482.86; NESC – copy paper 2140.00 & assessments 6723.46; NTHS – annual assessment 46020.00; Northwestern Energy – 4048.95; Office Peeps – supp 1402.84; RAS – work comp prem 8044.00; Roy’s Sport Shop – supp 179.97; Scholastic – subscription 208.79; School Specialty – supp 291.37; J. Schroeder – supp 40.99; Scripps Nat’l Spelling Bee – enrollment 167.50; SDACTE – conf reg 270.00; SDHSAA – dues & subscr & postage fees 155.00; Shopko – supp 24.99; Sioux Valley Co-op – supp & pump/meter 3586.76; Stoneware, Inc. – software 360.00; S. Sumner – supp & texts 1571.37; Ultra – serv 6472.20; Variety Foods – FS food 5968.35; Watertown Public Opinion – newspaper subscription 126.00; West Interactive Services – school messenger 517.50; K. Becking – custodial 1412.78; M. Black – summer contract 2530.50; S. Busskohl – summer custodial 37.80; S. Flisrand – summer office 1160.36; L. Maag – custodial 144.90; J. Cariveau – custodial 2025.56; K. Kitto – custodial 2119.31; Instructional Salaries 72146.28; Supportive Salaries 38809.22; Food Serv Salaries 2792.60; AFLAC – insurance withholdings 1374.26; Avanti Federal – withholding 350.00; AXA Equitable – annuities 540.00; Delta Dental – group dental insurance 2579.16; Glacial Lakes Credit Union – withholding 350.00; IRS – FIT & FICA withholding 26607.63; RSLIC/VSP – vision ins. 320.40; Sanford Ins – group medical & HSA accts 26684.38; SDRS – contributions 14504.20; Unum Life Ins. – ins. 86.24; SD Supplemental Retirement – contributions 4455.00.Action on the one roof quote already received on the office, bathrooms and east classrooms of the HS was tabled. Motion by Maag, second by Roe to approve the open enrollment application presented. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the Open Campus policy. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Roe to approve the Home School Transfer policy. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Maag to approve the salary lane changes for Hilarie Lenox and Teri Haagensen in the amount of $500 each. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the Apple server surplus to the Florence School’s needs. Motion carried.Motion by Maag, second by Kahnke to move the October board meeting to Wednesday, October 10th at 7:00 pm. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to enter into executive session at 6:13 pm for personnel (SDCL 1-25-2.1). Motion carried.Chair Becking declared the board out of executive session at 6:41 pm. Motion by Kahnke, second by Maag to adjourn at 6:42 pm. Motion carried.Sherri Sumner, Business ManagerWilliam Becking, Chairperson

Published once at the approximate cost of $127.50.

(September 29, 2018)

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FLORENCE SCHOOL

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS - BOARD OF EDUCATION

FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT #14-1

Chairperson Becking called the September 10, 2018 meeting of the Florence School Dist. #14-1 board of education to order at 5:02 pm. Other board members in attendance were Kahnke, Maag, and Roe. Rislov was absent. Others present were T. & J. Paulson, M. Bastian (HS princ), M. Reed (Supt) and S. Sumner (Business Manager). The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. A quorum was in attendance.No one spoke during open forum.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the agenda. Motion carried.Motion by Maag, second by Roe to approve the minutes of the August meeting. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Roe to approve the following unaudited financial reports. Motion carried. REVENUE RECEIVED DURING AUGUST, 2018: Local Sources – General Fund 3598.05; Capital Outlay 978.71; Sped 456.21; Bond Redemption 515.11; Food Serv -0-; DRED -0-; Trust & Agency 31669.57; County Sources – General Fund 1300.94. State Sources – General Fund 121847.00; Sped 6334.00 . Federal Sources – none. CASH BALANCES AUGUST, 2018: General Fund 810426.84; Cap Out 187481.45; Sped 24514.03; Bond Redemption 108336.95; Food Serv 51288.53; Dr. Ed. 3607.11; Trust & Agency 66733.01.Motion by Maag, second by Kahnke to approve Bill Becking’s officer disclosure conflict of interest. Motion carried.No staff member report.Mr. Reed, supt. & elem princ. reported on the open house, MAP testing, homecoming, staff workshops, administration mtg., and extended congratulations to Sandy Zubke on being recognized as August staff member of the month.Mr. Bastian reported on the start of the school year, new staff members, dual credit, open campus, homecoming activities, MAP testing inservice, mid-term, and that the school is moving forth with a program for the on-line broadcasting of the home games which will be donated by Georgia Kahnke in memory of her granddaughter Evie Kahnke. He thanked Travis Paulson for prepping the FB field again this year and he congratulated Travis Schmidt for writing and receiving a Riddell/Peyton Manning FB $10,000 grant.Mr. Reed reviewed the standardized test scores. NTHS students were invited to LATI to hear Mike Rowe speak on the importance of tech schools and NESC topics which included ECF & MOE were discussed. Mr. Reed gave an update on buildings & grounds and transportation. The company that took thermal pictures of the new gym roof will plan to take more when it rains and again when it gets cold. Delbert Tschakert is in the process of removing the foam insulation over the office, bathrooms and east classrooms of the high school. One quote was already received but additional quotes will be sought for replacement of that surface. The 2012 bus will soon be up and running and on behalf of the Florence School he recently bought a minibus.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to approve payment of the September bills presented. Motion carried. APEX Learning – subscription 850.00; ASBSD – conf reg (2) 370.00; Austin, Hinderaker, Hopper, Strait & Benson, LLP – serv 121.50; M. Bastian – milg 19.32; K. Bauer-Boyum – conf reg 729.00; Baymont Inn – travel 66.99; H. Becking – supp 143.67; D. Bistodeau – lib books 232.35; Century Business Products – CPC & lease pmt 1002.70; Cole Papers – FS supp 527.76; Culligan Water Conditioning – serv 135.50; Dakota Fence – parts 42.85; Duininck – pea rock & gravel 650.71; Doug’s Auto – serv 150.44; Duenwald Transportation – inservice 350.00; ECC – assessment 1000.00; Easy Grammar – supp 262.86; D. Flisrand – travel 110.00; Earthgrains – bread 104.54; Eastbay – VB jackets 1444.50; Florence School Trust & Agency – refs, supp, fees 3223.56; Florence Water & Sewer – 216.40; Follett School – supp 861.06; Foreman Sales & Service, Inc. – mini bus 49950.00; Hillyards – supp 891.18; H. Hintz – mowings 300.00; Houghton-Mifflin – supp 1250.54; Human Serv Agency – serv 315.25; ITC – 323.54; JW Pepper – supp 68.74; M. Klitzke – supp 16.45; L. Maag – FS food 8.49; Menards – supp 482.86; NESC – copy paper 2140.00 & assessments 6723.46; NTHS – annual assessment 46020.00; Northwestern Energy – 4048.95; Office Peeps – supp 1402.84; RAS – work comp prem 8044.00; Roy’s Sport Shop – supp 179.97; Scholastic – subscription 208.79; School Specialty – supp 291.37; J. Schroeder – supp 40.99; Scripps Nat’l Spelling Bee – enrollment 167.50; SDACTE – conf reg 270.00; SDHSAA – dues & subscr & postage fees 155.00; Shopko – supp 24.99; Sioux Valley Co-op – supp & pump/meter 3586.76; Stoneware, Inc. – software 360.00; S. Sumner – supp & texts 1571.37; Ultra – serv 6472.20; Variety Foods – FS food 5968.35; Watertown Public Opinion – newspaper subscription 126.00; West Interactive Services – school messenger 517.50; K. Becking – custodial 1412.78; M. Black – summer contract 2530.50; S. Busskohl – summer custodial 37.80; S. Flisrand – summer office 1160.36; L. Maag – custodial 144.90; J. Cariveau – custodial 2025.56; K. Kitto – custodial 2119.31; Instructional Salaries 72146.28; Supportive Salaries 38809.22; Food Serv Salaries 2792.60; AFLAC – insurance withholdings 1374.26; Avanti Federal – withholding 350.00; AXA Equitable – annuities 540.00; Delta Dental – group dental insurance 2579.16; Glacial Lakes Credit Union – withholding 350.00; IRS – FIT & FICA withholding 26607.63; RSLIC/VSP – vision ins. 320.40; Sanford Ins – group medical & HSA accts 26684.38; SDRS – contributions 14504.20; Unum Life Ins. – ins. 86.24; SD Supplemental Retirement – contributions 4455.00.Action on the one roof quote already received on the office, bathrooms and east classrooms of the HS was tabled. Motion by Maag, second by Roe to approve the open enrollment application presented. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the Open Campus policy. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Roe to approve the Home School Transfer policy. Motion carried.Motion by Kahnke, second by Maag to approve the salary lane changes for Hilarie Lenox and Teri Haagensen in the amount of $500 each. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to approve the Apple server surplus to the Florence School’s needs. Motion carried.Motion by Maag, second by Kahnke to move the October board meeting to Wednesday, October 10th at 7:00 pm. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Maag to enter into executive session at 6:13 pm for personnel (SDCL 1-25-2.1). Motion carried.Chair Becking declared the board out of executive session at 6:41 pm. Motion by Kahnke, second by Maag to adjourn at 6:42 pm. Motion carried.Sherri Sumner, Business ManagerWilliam Becking, Chairperson

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