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Ipswich High School presented "Nothing but the Truth" on Friday, April 23 in the School Theatre. The comedy mystery by Philip J. Anderson was set on a passenger ship in the early 1900's. Much of the play the characters were trying to discover who was the spy on the ship. The play was produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc., Denver, Colo....
Edmunds County has received a grant from FEMA to conduct an update of the existing Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan. Federal Law requires that each state have a Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan and the State of South Dakota requires local jurisdictions to have individual plans in order to be eligible for Federal grant dollars in the event that a natural disaster occurs in our area. Two meetings for the Edmunds County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan Update have been set. The first one will be held Monday, May 3 at 8:30 p.m. at the Roscoe Fire Hall....
The Ipswich Elementary Concert will be held on April 29. There will be a 2:15 p.m. matinee and a 7 p.m. performance. The concert will begin with a performance by the fourth and fifth grade band doing their contest music. Preschool and Jr. Kindergarten will perform a couple musical selections before the Kindergarten-fifth grade students perform the musical “Pirates!”, written by John Jacobson and Roger Emerson. The elementary students discover a stowaway on their pirate ship. The Middle School and High School Pops Concert is scheduled on May...
April is trying to find its own identity as the month is rapidly passing by. How so? Sometimes it thinks its March and other times it provides a hint of May and this can change from day to day, as we have been experiencing lately. But almost always there is the wind. And a few showers that featured everything from rain to snow, but still not a whole lot of moisture for this time of the year. But last Saturday was one of those rare days without much if any wind and the high school golfers and tracksters descended upon Ipswich for their...
From the Ipswich Tribune March 29, 1928 edition AGRICULTURAL BRIEFS Flax is not as tender as is commonly believed. It may be planted as early as April 15 in most sections of South Dakota. Black stem rust and stinking smut are the two worst disease of wheat in South Dakota. Early planting and the use of resistant varieties reduces the loss caused by smut, stinking smut can be controlled by thoroughly cleaning and treating the seed. The ultar violet rays of sunshine are important in the production of strong healthy chicks. Leg weakness which is...
South Dakota State University held its annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Day virtually April 12-14. In addition to selecting top student performances, the university announced the recipients of the Schultz-Werth Awards and the Joseph F. Nelson Undergraduate Research Mentorships. Ben Pond of Ipswich was among the students recognized. Pond, Richard Fisher of Brookings and Emma Spors, New London, Minn. had the top posters in mathematics and statistics. URSCAD is organized by SDSU’s Van D. and Barbara B. Fishback Hono...
Tate Christian Kaiser, 8, Tolstoy, died Saturday, April 24, 2021 at the Bowdle Hospital. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m., Wednesday, April 28, 2021 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Bowdle, with Father Darin Schmidt, Celebrant. Interment follows at the Church Cemetery. Tate Christian, son of Barbera (Thomas) and Lance Kaiser, was born at Aberdeen on December 26, 2012. His entire life was spent with his parents, brother, and sister on their farm 11½ miles south of Bowdle.... Full story
Ipswich hosted an high school golf tourney here Saturday at Split Rock. The Tiger boys won their team division, topping second-place Faulkton 256 to 269. There were six scoring teams on the boys' side. Luke Peterson keyed the victory with his 72, toppping Bennett Cassens of Faulkton, the runner-up with an 81. Ipswich added a pair of additional Top-Ten boys results - Chet Peterson at eighth at 87 and Matthew Jaenisch's ninth-place 88. Next was Jace Konsor at 26th at 112. Trevor Larson rounded...
Fourteen Edmunds County Shooting Sports members attended the State Shoot in Ft. Pierre on April 22-25 BB Gun participants, their scores, and ribbon placing are as follows: • Beginners Isabella Galbraith-269.1-Red, Ashlyn Heilman-318.4-Blue, Alec Holien-279.5-Red, Sydney Holmes-288.4-Blue, Ben Hoyle-284.3-Red, Adelyn Pollock-251-Red; • Junior Nevaeh Moser-328.3-Red. Archery participants, their discipline, scores and ribbon placings are as follows: • Beginner Seth DeRaad-CWOS-1202.3-Blue; • Jun...
It was another remarkable day for the 2021 Tiger thinclads, even without Mobridge-Pollock in the mix. Ipswich indeed proved that to be true here last Saturday at the Ipswich Tiger Relays. The IHS Tigers swept the meet, topping runner-up Roncalli 109 to 97 in the girls' outcome and the Tiger boys followed suite by overwhelming Stanley County 152 to 85. There were around 15 teams at the meet, despite the less than desirable weather earlier in the week. But for the most part it wasn't all that...