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Bulldogs use big second half to down S.F. Chargers 21-16 Hodgen notches 100th victory; Madison enters playoffs Thurs. By LARRYLEEDS Sports Editor The Madison Bulldogs outscored the Sioux Falls Christian Chargers 21-9 in the second half to gain a 21-16 victory, which also gave coach Max Hodgen his 100th career win, Thursday at Trojan Field. After a scoreless first quarter, the Chargers’ Brooks Nelson tossed a 13-yard scoring strike to Jaden Witte with one minute left in the half. Gage Griebel added the extra- point kick and SFC held a 7-0 advantage. T h e scoring d r i v e covered 41 yards in eight plays. Madison found the end zone with just over seven minutes left in the t h i r d period. Nate Ricke capped off a four-play, 34-yard scoring drive with a 15-yard touchdown run. Trey Smith kicked the extra point to knot the score at 7-7. SFC answered with a 28- yard field goal by Griebel with 5:16 left in the third period to put the Chargers back on top 10-7. Madison grabbed the lead early in the final quarter. Ricke tossed a 33-yard scoring strike to Dillon Bickett with 11:33 left in the game. Smith added the extra-point kick and the Bulldogs led 14-10. The drive covered 55 yards in just two plays. Madison stretched its lead to 21-10 with 2:20 left in the game. This time the defense scored. Logan Allbee picked off a Nelson pass and returned it 25 yards for the touchdown. Smith kicked his third extra- point kick. SFC scored on the game’s last play when Nelson tossed a 15-yard scoring strike to Tyson Reitsma. Madison racked up 258 total yards, 87 rushing and 171 passing. Ricke finished the game with 91 yards rushing on 21 carries. Ricke was 10-of-26 passing for 171 yards and one interception. Carter Bergheim caught four passes for 87 yards. Bickett hauled in three passes for 47 yards. SFC rolled up 354 total yards, 113 rushing and 241 passing. Isaiah Young had 146 yards rushing on 31 carriers. Nelson was 16-of-34 passing with three interceptions while Young was 3-of-8 passing for 19 yards. Jaden Witte caught six passes for 94 yards. Smith led the Bulldogs’ defense with 20 tackles (15 solo, 5 assists). Allbee was in on 12 tackles (5-7). Allbee, Joe Gors and Bergheim each had an interception for the Bulldogs. Witte had eight tackles for the Chargers (6-2). Gavin Mulder had one interception for SFC. Seniors Carter Bergheim, Seth Fernau, Connor Hively, Logan Allbee, Zachary Whitlock, Chris Reece, Caleb Scott and Riley Reurink played their final home game for the Bulldogs. Madison (5-4) is the fifth seed in the 11A playoffs that will begin on Thursday night. The Bulldogs will go to Dakota Valley for the quarterfinal game on Thursday. Other quarterfinal games include #8 Lennox at #1 Tea Area; #7 Milbank at #2 Canton; and #6 Dell Rapids at #3 West Central. PAGE 8 | FRIDAY,OCTOBER 23,2020 MADISON, S.D. | MADISON DAILY LEADER High School Scoreboard Hodgen DailyLeaderExtra.com Photo by Mike Black MADISON’S LOGAN ALLBEE sprints down the sidelines after he intercepted a Brooks Nelson pass in the fourth quarter of a game with Sioux Falls Christian at Trojan Field on Thursday night. Allbee returned the interception 25 yards for a score. Sports Sports Good Old Days Interlakes Sports Calendar FRIDAY High School Volleyball At Madison, Madison High School Gym, 5 p.m.: Madison vs. Elk Point-Jefferson, C-match at 5 p.m. followed by junior varsity and varsity matches. At Ramona, 6 p.m.: Oldham-Ramona-Rutland vs. Castlewood. At Gayville, 6:15 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Gayville-Volin. College Volleyball At Mayville, N.D., 4 p.m.: Dakota State University vs. Mayville State University. Junior varsity match at 4 p.m. followed by varsity match. SATURDAY High School Cross Country At Rapid City, Hart Ranch Camping Resort, 9:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. (all Mountain Times): Chester, Colman-Egan, Howard and Madison at State B and A Cross Country Meet. Class B girls, 9:30 a.m.; Class B, boys 10 a.m., Class A girls, 2 p.m. and Class A boys, 2:30 p.m. College Cross Country At Yankton, 11:15 a.m.: Dakota State University at Mount Marty Invitational. MONDAY High School Volleyball At Arlington, 6 p.m.: Chester vs. Arlington. At Dell Rapids, 6 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Dell Rapids St. Mary. At Ramona, 6 p.m.: Oldham-Ramona-Rutland vs. Lake Preston. TUESDAY High School Volleyball At Dakota Valley, 5 p.m.: Madison vs. Dakota Valley, C- match at 5 p.m., followed by junior varsity and varsity matches. At Garretson, 6:15 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Garretson. At Howard, 6:15 p.m.: Howard vs. Irene-Wakonda. Luis Perdomo has TJ surgery and Strahm set to have knee surgery SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego Padres right-hander Luis Perdomo has had reconstructive elbow surgery and left-hander Matt Strahm is scheduled to undergo patellar tendon repair in his right knee. Perdomo was 0-0 with a 5.71 ERA in 10 appearances, including one start, in his fifth season with the Padres. Strahm underwent a similar surgery on his left knee in 2017 while he was with Kansas City. Strahm was 0-1 with a 2.61 ERA in 19 appearances in his third season in San Diego and fifth big league season overall. Ortman, Pride race past Flyers in first- round playoff game By LARRYLEEDS Sports Editor The Canistota-Freeman Pride jumped out to a 32-0 lead and never looked back in beating the Chester Flyers 48- 14 in a first-round game of the 9A playoffs at Canistota on Thursday. Tyce Ortman had a hand in three of four Pride touchdowns in the first half. He scored on runs of 29 and 22 yards and tossed a 63-yard scoring strike to Collin Helma. Isaiah Robertson recorded the other first-half touchdown for Canistota-Freeman on a 66-yard run. Ortman ran for one two- point conversion and tossed two two-point conversion passes in the opening half. Robertson recorded the other two-point conversion run. Chester scored just before halftime. Stratton Eppard tossed a two-yard scoring strike to Jovi Wolf. Eppard tossed the two-point conversion pass to Ryan Benson and the Flyers trailed 32-8 at halftime. The Pride scored twice in the third quarter to build their lead to 48-8. Blake Anderson scored on a five-yard touchdown run and Ortman tossed a 43-yard scoring strike to Robertson. Ortman tossed a two-point conversion pass to Anderson. Anderson recorded a two- point conversion run. Chester found the end zone one more time in the final quarter. Eppard connected with Wolf for a six-yard scoring strike with 9:30 left in the contest. Chester had 237 total yards, 71 rushing and 166 passing. Eppard finished the game with 69 yards rushing on 21 carries. Eppard was 17 of 32 passing for 166 yards and one interception. Owen Mersch caught four passes for 40 yards. Wolf caught four passes for 36 yards. Benson hauled in five passes for 33 yards. Wyatt Hansen caught two passes for 31 yards. Canistota-Freeman rolled up 370 yards, 259 rushing and 111 passing. Ortman finished the game with 128 yards rushing on six attempts. Ortman was 3-of-7 passing for 111 yards. Helma caught one pass for 63 yards. Chase McDonald, Eppard and Wolf each had five tackles for the Flyers (4 solo, 1 assist). Anderson had seven tackles (6-1) for the Pride. Chester closed the season with a 6-3 overall record. Friday, Oct. 16 & 23 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Lake County Madison, SD Box Culvert Project Lake County (Owner) is requesting Bids for the construction of the following Project: Box Culvert Project 40-190-192 Bids for the construction of the Project will be received at the Lake County Auditor’s Office located at 200 E. Center St., Madison, SD 57042, until Tuesday, November 10th, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. local time. At that time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read. The Project includes the following Work: 2 - 11’ x 9’ Cast-in-Place Concrete Box Culvert Information and Bidding Documents for the Project can be found at the following designated website: www.banner associates.com Click on “View Bid Information” located at top of screen. Bidding Documents may be downloaded from the designated website. Prospective Bidders are urged to register with the designated website as a plan holder. Questions on obtaining bid documents may be directed to Karen, Banner Associates, Inc., 855-323-6342. This Advertisement is issued by: Owner: Lake County By: Paula Barrick Title: Auditor Date: Publish October 16th & 23rd, 2020 Box Culvert Project 40-190-192 Lake County, South Dakota Published twice at the total approximate cost of $29.90 MADISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT #39-2 SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARD MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 21, 2020 A special school board meeting of the Madison Central School District #39-2 was called to order by Board President Tom Farrell at 7:30 a.m. in the School Boardroom #400. Board members present Tom Farrell. Board members present via zoom Richard Avery, Keith Bundy, Robert Honomichl, Angi Kappenman, and Steve Nelson. Lori Schultz was absent. Administrators present: Superintendent Joel Jorgenson and Business Manager Mitchell Brooks. All actions are by unanimous vote unless otherwise noted. Action #46-Motion-Angi Kappenman, Second-Richard Avery to approve the agenda. Motion carried. Action #47-Motion-Robert Honomichl, Second-Keith Bundy to approve the following personnel action: Request to hire: Dan Hall as Director of Technology to replace Jon Forster at $40,057 for the remainder of 2020-2021 and $61,344 for 2021-2022. Motion Carried Action #48-Motion-Angi Kappenman, Second-Robert Honomichl that there being no further business to come before the Board at this time adjournment was in order at 7:34 a.m. Motion carried. MITCHELL BROOKS Business Manager Madison Central School District 39-2 Madison, South Dakota Published once at the total approximate cost of $16.27 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES RAMONA TOWN BOARD The Ramona Town Board met Tue. Oct 13, 2020 at 7:00 in the Ramona Community Building with members Larry Malcomb and Lisa Beyer present. Absent was Tim Tolley. Meeting was called to order. Previous meeting minutes were read. Motion by Beyer, seconded by Malcomb to approve as read with correction on increase in garbage rates beginning Jan 1st, 2021. Second reading of Appropriation Ordinance #252-20, an ordinance to meet the obligations of the Municipality for 2021. Motion by Malcomb, seconded by Beyer to approve. Operator Certification contract with Kingbrook was approved by State DENR. Discussion of Bar business. Review of reports and bills. Motion by Malcomb, seconded by Beyer to pay the following bills; General Account: Manitou Finance, loan pymt, 457.79; US Post Office, postage, 110.00; Xcel Energy, elect, com bldg, 66.75, ballpark, 58.09, stor bldg, 44.10, st lites, 674.36; Alliance, phone/int, 72.00; Lisa Beyer, wages, 60.03; Bud’s Clean Up, garb serv, 564.78; Madison Daily Leader, publishing, 30.54; Carla Henrichs, wages, 331.39; Leibel Law Firm, legal fees, 386.00; Larry Malcomb, wages, 60.03; Mid Amer Energy, gas/heat, 18.04; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemp tax, 23.63; Tim Tolley, wages, 69.26; EFTPS, payroll tax, 107.26. Water Account: Xcel Energy, elect, 40.69; Carla Henrichs, wages, 331.39; Kingbrook, wtr, 1346.00; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemp tax, 15.32; Town-Gen, payroll tax, 75.90; Rural Dev, loan pymt, 246.00. Sewer Account: Xcel Energy, elect, 52.62; Paul Fischer, wages, 257.65; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemp tax, 11.18; Town-Gen, payroll tax, 42.70; Rural Dev, loan pymt, 307.00. Bar Account: Dawson Beyer, wages, 115.44; Ross Dixon, wages, 117.84; Danelle Fink, wages, 358.17; Nikki Pitts, wages, 73.88; MDL, tobacco, pizza, chips, misc, 974.27; Ross Dixon, wages, 39.24; Danelle Fink, wages, 923.45; Jim Olson, wages, 120.05; Xcel Energy, elect, 430.72; Ross Dixon, wages, 83.11; Danelle Fink, wages, 894.43; Jim Olson, wages, 73.88; MDL, tobacco, candy, pizza, misc, 997.58; Alliance, phone/cab/int, 202.00; Beal Dist, beer, 1586.00; Bud’s Clean Up, garb serv, 36.58; Chesterman’s, pop, 153.00; Dakota Bev, beer, 385.95; Dakota Tom’s, sandwiches, 98.69; Johnson Bros, liquor, 532.38; Mid Amer Energy, gas/heat, 14.55; Midwest Alarm, alarm monitor, 31.51; Southern Glazers, liquor, 410.38; SD St Treasurer, sales tax, 402.09; Sunshine, pizza, pop, 105.25; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemp tax, 73.53; Town-Gen, payroll tax, 624.72; Republic Natl, liquor, 604.83; NCR Silver, support, 79.00. No further business. Motion by Beyer, seconded by Malcomb to adjourn. CARLA HENRICHS Finance Officer Published once at the total approximate cost of $29.88 Public Notice Advertising 10 years ago Oct. 23, 2010 Madison’s Mason Sullivan and Emily Hawkes were recognized by the South Dakota High School Activities Association for placing in the top 25 at the S.D. Class A cross country meet in Huron. Madison claimed the combined team title. Hawkes placed fifth; Sullivan came in 23rd. 25 years ago Oct. 23, 1995 Corey Braskamp, a Madison sophomore, was a place- finisher for South Dakota State University in the Iowa State Cyclone Stampede Rodeo. He finished third in the steer wrestling event and helped SDSU to a first-place finish in the men’s competition. 50 years ago Oct. 23, 1970 Larry Green of Madison, vice president of Pheasants Unlimited, was raising pheasants in his own back yard to help the ringneck population. Green raised 50 pheasants as part of a statewide program that resulted in the release of more than 20,000 birds this year. Green said the pheasants weren’t much harder to raise than chickens. He started them at one day old. They ate only about 11 cents worth of food each up to six weeks old. Thursday’s Scores By The Associated Press PREP FOOTBALL Belle Fourche 17, Custer 14 Brookings 41, Yankton 0 Canton 12, West Central 7 Dakota Valley 31, Tri-Valley 6 Huron 34, Mitchell 13 Lennox 25, Vermillion 20 Madison 21, SF Christian 16 SF O’Gorman 27, Harrisburg 21 Pierre 35, Douglas 14 Pine Ridge 17, Custer 14 SF Lincoln 72, RC Central 12 SF Roosevelt 44, SF Washington 7 Sturgis Brown 41, Spearfish 7 Tea Area 26, Dell Rapids 20, 2OT Class 9AA First Round Arlington/LP 20, Baltic 14 Florence/Henry 6, Deuel 0 Hamlin 50, Clark/WL 0 Hanson 34, Parkston 22 Platte-Geddes 36, Bon Homme 0 RC Christian 72, Jones Co./WR 12 Viborg-Hurley 54, Parker 6 Class 9A First Round Canistota-Free 48, Chester 14 Castlewood 32, Gregory 14 Howard 20, DeSmet 0 Lyman 36, Burke 16 Class 9B First Round Colman-Egan 40, Alcest-Hud 32 Corsica/Stickney def. Avon, forfeit DR St. Mary def. Bison, forfeit Scotland 40, Irene-Wakonda 14 Class 11B First Round Bridgewater-E-E 53, Lead-Dead 0 EP-Jefferson 27, MV/Plankin 12 MCC/Montrose 22, Stanley Co. 14 Sioux Valley 56, Chamberlain 6 Winner 40, Garretson 0 PREP VOLLEYBALL Dell Rapids St. Mary def. Centerville, 25-15, 25-19, 25-14 Kimball/White Lake def. Wessington Springs, 25-17, 25-14, 25-13 Menno def. Freeman Academy/Marion, 25-19, 25-5, 25-9 Rapid City Christian def. Belle Fourche, 25-11, 25-13, 25-12
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Bulldogs use big second halfto down S.F. Chargers 21-16Hodgen notches100th victory;Madison entersplayoffs Thurs.By LARRYLEEDSSports Editor
The Madison Bulldogsoutscored the Sioux FallsChristian Chargers 21-9 in thesecond half to gain a 21-16victory, which also gave coachMax Hodgen his 100th careerwin, Thursday at Trojan Field.
After a scoreless firstquarter, the Chargers’ BrooksNelson tossed a 13-yardscoring strike to Jaden Wittewith one minute left in the half.Gage Griebel added the extra-point kick and SFC held a 7-0advantage.T h es c o r i n gd r i v ecovered 41y a r d s i neight plays.
Madisonfound theend zonewith justover sevenm i n u t e sleft in thet h i r dperiod. Nate Ricke capped offa four-play, 34-yard scoringd r i v e w i t h a 1 5 - y a r dtouchdown run. Trey Smithkicked the extra point to knotthe score at 7-7.
SFC answered with a 28-yard field goal by Griebel with5:16 left in the third period toput the Chargers back on top10-7.
Madison grabbed the leadearly in the final quarter. Ricketossed a 33-yard scoring striketo Dillon Bickett with 11:33 leftin the game. Smith added theextra-point kick and theBulldogs led 14-10. The drivecovered 55 yards in just twoplays.
Madison stretched its lead
to 21-10 with 2:20 left in thegame. This time the defensescored. Logan Allbee pickedoff a Nelson pass and returnedit 25 yards for the touchdown.Smith kicked his third extra-point kick.
SFC scored on the game’slast play when Nelson tossed a15-yard scoring strike to TysonReitsma.
Madison racked up 258 totalyards, 87 rushing and 171passing. Ricke finished thegame with 91 yards rushing on21 carries.
Ricke was 10-of-26 passingf o r 1 7 1 y a r d s a n d o n einterception. Carter Bergheimcaught four passes for 87
yards. Bickett hauled in threepasses for 47 yards.
SFC rolled up 354 totalyards, 113 rushing and 241passing. Isaiah Young had 146yards rushing on 31 carriers.
Nelson was 16-of-34 passingwith three interceptions whileYoung was 3-of-8 passing for 19yards. Jaden Witte caught sixpasses for 94 yards.
Smith led the Bulldogs’defense with 20 tackles (15solo, 5 assists). Allbee was inon 12 tackles (5-7).
Al lbee , Joe Gors andB e r g h e i m e a c h h a d a ninterception for the Bulldogs.
Witte had eight tackles forthe Chargers (6-2). Gavin
Mulder had one interceptionfor SFC.
Seniors Carter Bergheim,Seth Fernau, Connor Hively,L o g a n A l l b e e , Z a c h a r yWhitlock, Chris Reece, CalebScott and Riley Reurink playedtheir final home game for theBulldogs.
Madison (5-4) is the fifthseed in the 11A playoffs thatwill begin on Thursday night.The Bulldogs will go to DakotaValley for the quarterfinalgame on Thursday.
Other quarterfinal gamesinclude #8 Lennox at #1 TeaArea; #7 Milbank at #2Canton; and #6 Dell Rapids at#3 West Central.
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MADISON’S LOGAN ALLBEE sprints down thesidelines after he intercepted a Brooks Nelsonpass in the fourth quarter of a game with Sioux
Falls Christian at Trojan Field on Thursday night.Allbee returned the interception 25 yards for ascore.
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Interlakes SportsCalendar
FRIDAYHigh School Volleyball
At Madison, Madison High School Gym, 5 p.m.:Madison vs. Elk Point-Jefferson, C-match at 5 p.m.followed by junior varsity and varsity matches.
At Ramona, 6 p.m.: Oldham-Ramona-Rutland vs.Castlewood.
At Gayville, 6:15 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Gayville-Volin.College Volleyball
At Mayville, N.D., 4 p.m.: Dakota State University vs.Mayville State University. Junior varsity match at 4 p.m.followed by varsity match.
SATURDAYHigh School Cross Country
At Rapid City, Hart Ranch Camping Resort, 9:30a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. (all Mountain Times):Chester, Colman-Egan, Howard and Madison at State Band A Cross Country Meet. Class B girls, 9:30 a.m.; ClassB, boys 10 a.m., Class A girls, 2 p.m. and Class A boys, 2:30p.m.
College Cross CountryAt Yankton, 11:15 a.m.: Dakota State University at
Mount Marty Invitational.MONDAY
High School VolleyballAt Arlington, 6 p.m.: Chester vs. Arlington.At Dell Rapids, 6 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Dell Rapids
St. Mary.At Ramona, 6 p.m.: Oldham-Ramona-Rutland vs. Lake
Preston.TUESDAY
High School VolleyballAt Dakota Valley, 5 p.m.:Madison vs. Dakota Valley, C-
match at 5 p.m., followed by junior varsity and varsitymatches.
At Garretson, 6:15 p.m.: Colman-Egan vs. Garretson.At Howard, 6:15 p.m.: Howard vs. Irene-Wakonda.
Luis Perdomo has TJ surgery andStrahm set to have knee surgery
SAN DIEGO (AP) — SanDiego Padres right-handerL u i s P e r d o m o h a s h a dreconstructive elbow surgeryand left-hander Matt Strahm isscheduled to undergo patellar
tendon repair in his right knee.Perdomo was 0-0 with a 5.71
ERA in 10 appearances,including one start, in his fifthseason with the Padres.
Strahm underwent a similar
surgery on his left knee in 2017while he was with Kansas City.
Strahm was 0-1 with a 2.61ERA in 19 appearances in histhird season in San Diego andfifth big league season overall.
Ortman, Pride racepast Flyers in first-round playoff gameBy LARRYLEEDSSports Editor
The Canistota-FreemanPride jumped out to a 32-0 leadand never looked back inbeating the Chester Flyers 48-14 in a first-round game of the9A playoffs at Canistota onThursday.
Tyce Ortman had a hand int h r e e o f f o u r P r i d etouchdowns in the first half.He scored on runs of 29 and 22yards and tossed a 63-yardscoring strike to Collin Helma.
Isaiah Robertson recordedthe other first-half touchdownfor Canistota-Freeman on a66-yard run.
Ortman ran for one two-point conversion and tossedtwo two-point conversionpasses in the opening half.Robertson recorded the othertwo-point conversion run.
Chester scored just beforehalftime. Stratton Eppardtossed a two-yard scoringstrike to Jovi Wolf. Eppardt o s s e d t h e t w o - p o i n tconversion pass to RyanBenson and the Flyers trailed32-8 at halftime.
The Pride scored twice inthe third quarter to build theirlead to 48-8. Blake Andersons c o r e d o n a f i v e - y a r dtouchdown run and Ortmantossed a 43-yard scoring strike
to Robertson.Ortman tossed a two-point
conversion pass to Anderson.Anderson recorded a two-point conversion run.
Chester found the end zoneone more time in the finalquarter. Eppard connectedwith Wolf for a six-yard scoringstrike with 9:30 left in thecontest.
Chester had 237 total yards,71 rushing and 166 passing.Eppard finished the game with69 yards rushing on 21 carries.
Eppard was 17 of 32 passingf o r 1 6 6 y a r d s a n d o n einterception. Owen Merschcaught four passes for 40yards. Wolf caught four passesfor 36 yards. Benson hauled infive passes for 33 yards. WyattHansen caught two passes for31 yards.
Canistota-Freeman rolledup 370 yards, 259 rushing and111 passing. Ortman finishedthe game with 128 yardsrushing on six attempts.
Ortman was 3-of-7 passingfor 111 yards. Helma caughtone pass for 63 yards.
Chase McDonald, Eppardand Wolf each had five tacklesfor the Flyers (4 solo, 1 assist).
Anderson had seven tackles(6-1) for the Pride.
Chester closed the seasonwith a 6-3 overall record.
Friday, Oct. 16 & 23
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDSLake CountyMadison, SD
Box Culvert ProjectL a k e C o u n t y ( O w n e r ) i s
r e q u e s t i n g B i d s f o r t h econstruction of the followingProject:
Box Culvert Project40-190-192
Bids for the construction of theProject will be received at theLake County Auditor’s Officelocated at 200 E. Center St.,Madison, SD 57042, until Tuesday,November 10th, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.local time. At that time the Bidsreceived will be publicly openedand read. The Project includes thefollowing Work:
2 - 11’ x 9’ Cast-in-PlaceConcrete Box Culvert
I n f o r m a t i o n a n d B i d d i n gDocuments for the Project can befound at the following designatedw e b s i t e : w w w . b a n n e rassociates.com
Click on “View Bid Information”located at top of screen. BiddingDocuments may be downloadedfrom the designated website.Prospective Bidders are urged toregister with the designatedwebsite as a plan holder.
Questions on obtaining biddocuments may be directed toKaren, Banner Associates, Inc.,855-323-6342.
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23rd, 2020Box Culvert Project40-190-192Lake County, South DakotaPublished twice at the total
approximate cost of $29.90
MADISON CENTRAL SCHOOLDISTRICT #39-2
SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARDMEETING MINUTES
OCTOBER 21, 2020A special school board meeting
of the Madison Central SchoolDistrict #39-2 was called to orderby Board President Tom Farrell at7:30 a.m. in the School Boardroom#400. Board members present
Tom Farrell. Board memberspresent via zoom Richard Avery,Keith Bundy, Robert Honomichl,Angi Kappenman, and SteveNelson. Lori Schultz was absent.A d m i n i s t r a t o r s p r e s e n t :Superintendent Joel Jorgensonand Business Manager MitchellBrooks.
All actions are by unanimousvote unless otherwise noted.
A c t i o n # 4 6 - M o t i o n - A n g iKappenman, Second-RichardAvery to approve the agenda.Motion carried.
Action #47-Motion-RobertHonomichl, Second-Keith Bundyto approve the following personnelaction:
Request to hire: Dan Hall asDirector of Technology to replaceJon Forster at $40,057 for theremainder of 2020-2021 and $61,344for 2021-2022. Motion Carried
A c t i o n # 4 8 - M o t i o n - A n g iKappenman, Second-RobertHonomichl that there being nofurther business to come beforet h e B o a r d a t t h i s t i m eadjournment was in order at 7:34a.m. Motion carried.
MITCHELL BROOKSBusiness Manager
Madison Central SchoolDistrict 39-2
Madison, South DakotaPublished once at the total
approximate cost of $16.27
REGULAR MEETINGMINUTES
RAMONA TOWN BOARDThe Ramona Town Board met
Tue. Oct 13, 2020 at 7:00 in theRamona Community Building withmembers Larry Malcomb andLisa Beyer present. Absent wasTim Tolley.
Meeting was called to order.Previous meeting minutes wereread. Motion by Beyer, secondedby Malcomb to approve as readwith correction on increase ingarbage rates beginning Jan 1st,2021.
S e c o n d r e a d i n g o fAppropriation Ordinance #252-20,a n o r d i n a n c e t o m e e t t h eobligations of the Municipality for2 0 2 1 . M o t i o n b y M a l c o m b ,seconded by Beyer to approve.
Operator Certification contractwith Kingbrook was approved byState DENR.
Discussion of Bar business.Review of reports and bills.
Motion by Malcomb, seconded byBeyer to pay the following bills;
General Account: ManitouFinance, loan pymt, 457.79; USPost Office, postage, 110.00; XcelEnergy, elect, com bldg, 66.75,ballpark, 58.09, stor bldg, 44.10, stlites, 674.36; Alliance, phone/int,72.00; Lisa Beyer, wages, 60.03;Bud’s Clean Up, garb serv, 564.78;Madison Daily Leader, publishing,30.54; Carla Henrichs, wages,331.39; Leibel Law Firm, legalfees, 386.00; Larry Malcomb,wages, 60.03; Mid Amer Energy,gas/heat, 18.04; SD Unemp Ins Div,unemp tax, 23.63; Tim Tolley,wages, 69.26; EFTPS, payroll tax,107.26.
Water Account: Xcel Energy,elect, 40.69; Carla Henrichs,wages, 331.39; Kingbrook, wtr,1346.00; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemptax, 15.32; Town-Gen, payroll tax,75.90; Rural Dev, loan pymt, 246.00.
Sewer Account: Xcel Energy,elect, 52.62; Paul Fischer, wages,257.65; SD Unemp Ins Div, unemptax, 11.18; Town-Gen, payroll tax,42.70; Rural Dev, loan pymt, 307.00.
Bar Account: Dawson Beyer,wages, 115.44; Ross Dixon, wages,117.84; Danelle Fink, wages,358.17; Nikki Pitts, wages, 73.88;MDL, tobacco, pizza, chips, misc,974.27; Ross Dixon, wages, 39.24;Danelle Fink, wages, 923.45; JimOlson, wages, 120.05; Xcel Energy,elect, 430.72; Ross Dixon, wages,83.11; Danelle Fink, wages, 894.43;Jim Olson, wages, 73.88; MDL,tobacco, candy, pizza, misc, 997.58;Alliance, phone/cab/int, 202.00;Beal Dist, beer, 1586.00; Bud’sClean Up, garb serv, 36.58;Chesterman’s, pop, 153.00; DakotaBev, beer, 385.95; Dakota Tom’s,sandwiches, 98.69; Johnson Bros,liquor, 532.38; Mid Amer Energy,gas/heat, 14.55; Midwest Alarm,alarm monitor, 31.51; SouthernGlazers, liquor, 410.38; SD StTreasurer, sales tax, 402.09;Sunshine, pizza, pop, 105.25; SDUnemp Ins Div, unemp tax, 73.53;Town-Gen, payroll tax, 624.72;Republic Natl, liquor, 604.83; NCRSilver, support, 79.00.
No further business. Motion byBeyer, seconded by Malcomb toadjourn.
CARLA HENRICHSFinance Officer
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10 years agoOct. 23, 2010
Madison’s Mason Sullivanand Emily Hawkes wererecognized by the SouthDakota High School ActivitiesAssociation for placing in thetop 25 at the S.D. Class A crosscountry meet in Huron.M a d i s o n c l a i m e d t h ecombined team title. Hawkesplaced fifth; Sullivan came in23rd.
25 years agoOct. 23, 1995
Corey Braskamp, a Madisonsophomore, was a place-finisher for South Dakota StateUniversity in the Iowa StateCyclone Stampede Rodeo. He
finished third in the steerwrestling event and helpedSDSU to a first-place finish inthe men’s competition.
50 years agoOct. 23, 1970
Larry Green of Madison,vice president of PheasantsU n l i m i t e d , w a s r a i s i n gpheasants in his own backyard to help the ringneckpopulation. Green raised 50pheasants as part of astatewide program thatresulted in the release of morethan 20,000 birds this year.Green said the pheasantsweren’t much harder to raisethan chickens. He startedthem at one day old. They ateonly about 11 cents worth offood each up to six weeks old.
Thursday’s ScoresBy The Associated Press
PREP FOOTBALLBelle Fourche 17, Custer 14Brookings 41, Yankton 0Canton 12, West Central 7Dakota Valley 31, Tri-Valley 6Huron 34, Mitchell 13Lennox 25, Vermillion 20Madison 21, SF Christian 16SF O’Gorman 27, Harrisburg 21Pierre 35, Douglas 14Pine Ridge 17, Custer 14SF Lincoln 72, RC Central 12SF Roosevelt 44, SF Washington 7Sturgis Brown 41, Spearfish 7Tea Area 26, Dell Rapids 20, 2OT
Class 9AAFirst Round
Arlington/LP 20, Baltic 14Florence/Henry 6, Deuel 0Hamlin 50, Clark/WL 0Hanson 34, Parkston 22Platte-Geddes 36, Bon Homme 0RC Christian 72, Jones Co./WR 12Viborg-Hurley 54, Parker 6
Class 9AFirst Round
Canistota-Free 48, Chester 14Castlewood 32, Gregory 14Howard 20, DeSmet 0Lyman 36, Burke 16
Class 9BFirst Round
Colman-Egan 40, Alcest-Hud 32Corsica/Stickney def. Avon, forfeitDR St. Mary def. Bison, forfeitScotland 40, Irene-Wakonda 14
Class 11BFirst Round
Bridgewater-E-E 53, Lead-Dead 0EP-Jefferson 27, MV/Plankin 12MCC/Montrose 22, Stanley Co. 14Sioux Valley 56, Chamberlain 6Winner 40, Garretson 0
PREP VOLLEYBALLDel l Rapids St . Mary def .Centerville, 25-15, 25-19, 25-14K i m b a l l / W h i t e L a k e d e f .Wessington Springs, 25-17, 25-14,25-13M e n n o d e f . F r e e m a nAcademy/Marion, 25-19, 25-5, 25-9Rapid City Christian def. BelleFourche, 25-11, 25-13, 25-12
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