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The Lilac House is now available in Ipswich for renting rooms. Elaine Kub, the owner of The Lilac House, said the home has room for 11 to stay comfortably. Kub purchased the 1907 home. She doesn't know who originally built the home on Main Street and Highway 12. She has done some work to remodel the home, but much of the original charm, including two large pocket doors, vintage decor and leaded glass windows, remains. The home has three bedrooms up stairs and a laundry room and bathroom. There...
The Richland Church is hosting a Fall Festival for all children on Wednesday, October 21 from 7-8 p.m. All area children are invited to come and enjoy an outdoor carnival in the church parking lot. There will be a number of game booths, including a football toss, bean bag toss, hole-in-one, hulahoop throw, face painting, horse rides, “plinko” and more. Every child will receive a bag to collect candy and prizes throughout the night. There also will be some fall snacks for kids and parents alike. For more information or if you have que...
Ipswich hosted the Lake Region Conference country cross meet on Oct. 7 at the Split Rock Country Club. The IHS runners will compete in the Region 4B meet in Gettysburg. The State B meet is Saturday, Oct. 24 in Rapid City....
The two sophomore quarterbacks in Friday’s game both had EC/Roscoe ties. Trey Hettick of HSA is the grandson of Donald and Sandy Hettick of Roscoe and the son of Alexis and Chris Hettick of Selby. Tiger QB Ian Beyers is the son of Allen and Margy Beyers of Roscoe and the grandson of John and Patty Beyers of Roscoe. Hettick’s team came away victorious. Details are also in this week’s paper. On Sunday we attended an outdoor live concert at the Red Rooster in Aberdeen, with proper social distancing. Former Ipswich UCC Pastor Enno Limvere plays the...
Ipswich's netters defeated LRC league rival Faulkton Area in straight sets last Tuesday in the Tiger Den. But it certainly wasn't all that easy. There were mini momentum switches and tied scores by both teams throughout the evening. But the Tigers would have the last say in all three sets. They got a kill from Lyndsey Grabowska for their initial 25-22 set-point and also outlasted the Trojans 28-26 in the second set, thanks to Kate Geditz's kill from the same side. The third set eventually also w...
Monday's high school volleyball match in Ipswich turned out to be a classic clash of the Tigers. Class A Mobridge-Pollock and Ipswich both entered the match with only two losses. But Ipswich indeed emerged with a hard-fought straight-set win that improved its record to 17-2 and the visiting Lady Tigers dropped to 15-3. The IHS Tigers held on for a 25-22 win in a back and forth opening set and then staged a late rally to out-last the M-P netters 27-25 to go ahead 2-0 in the match. And that disappointing loss seemed to deflate the visitors'...
Ipswich finished in second place in both the girls and boys varsity team standing at the Lake Region Conference cross country meet last Wednesday in Ipswich. The LRC is known to be competitive in just about any sport you name and that was true here Wednesday, Oct. 7. The Aberdeen Christian varsity girls upended Ipswich 10 to 19 for their team title, while Frederick Area was third with 23 points and Faulkton fourth with 44. Meanwhile, on the boys' varsity side, Northwestern topped Ipswich 12 to 2...
A pair of high school football once-beatens did battle last Friday in Selby on a beautiful evening for football. And the Herreid/Selby Wolverines topped the Ipswich/Edmunds Central Tigers by a 34-16 verdict. That improved the hosts' season record to 6-1, while the Tigers dropped to 5-2. Trailing 20-8 at the halftime break, Ipswich/Edmunds Central methodically put together a scoring drive that had started on their own 27. They capped the drive with a short carry by quarterback Ian Beyers. He also passed to Eric Severson for the PATs, reducing...