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Breast CancerAwareness

To help Paint the Town Pink, theSioux Valley News will be splashingPink on the front of the Newsduring the month of October forBreast Cancer Awareness Month.

Senior Fitness ClassThe Senior Fitness Class atthe Canton Senior Center willresume on Oct. 5 at 9 a.m.This group meets Monday,Wednesday and Friday at 9 - 9:45in the Senior Center. This class isopen to anyone 55 and older anda member of the Center (annualfee of $20) In this class, you willfocus on balance, muscle retentionand strength. Roger Kleinschmitof Sunnyside Fitness will beconduction the class. A monthlyfee of $25 will be charged withthe additional benefit of the useof the fitness center. Memberswith “Silver Sneakers” or “Silverand Fit” benefits, the monthly feecould be waved.

Firefighters WantedThe Canton Volunteer FireDepartment needs firefighters.- Free Training- No Experience Required- Community Involvement- Must be 21 to applyApply at the City of Cantonwebsite or call 605-764-5126

City Alerts via Text on Nixle

T h e C a n t o n C i t y Po l i c eDepartment continues to offer theNixle service, a warning systemthat allows officers to send outa mass email/text to subscribersabout storm warnings, plans forplowing streets, emergencies andother events of community interestin Canton.

The system sends a text messageto your cellular phone or an emailmessage to your email address.

To sign up for the service, goto www.nixle.com, find Canton,SD from the list and sign up formessages.

You can also sign up for messagingfrom other towns/governments thatare listed on the website.

Lincoln County Drug Drop Off

A prescription drug collectionbox is located in the lobby of theLincoln County Sheriff’s Officeat 128 N. Main in Canton. Thelobby is open during businesshours. Lincoln County Citizenscan dispose of unwanted or expiredprescription drugs at no cost,no questions asked. Hazardousmedicine, needles and liquidmedicine cannot be accepted.

This initiative is part of an effortto prevent the increasing problemsof prescription drug abuse and theftthat continues to occur nationwide.

$100 issueIncludes 6¢ Sales Tax

Volume 149, Week 41 • Thursday, October 8, 2020USPS SECD 497460Official newspaper for Lincoln County, Canton, Fairview, Harrisburg and the Canton and Harrisburg School Districts since 1872

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Homecoming festivities kicked off on Monday night with the annual Coronation ceremony at the Performing Arts Center at 7:30pm, where the new Queen and Master of Ceremonies were crowned.

Homecoming candidates for Queen were Payton Benoit, daughter of Don and Josie Benoit; Abigail Baldwin, daughter of Todd and Vanessa Baldwin; Elizabeth Toso, daughter of Jonathan and Mary Toso; Paige Schroedermeier, daughter of Jody and Kris Schroedermeier; and Izabel Kreger, daughter of Melissa Kreger.

C a n d id a t e s fo r M a s t e r of Ceremonies were Daniel Esche, son of Todd and Debra Esche; Seth Peterson, son of Brad and Karren Peterson; Lance Tieszen, son of Chad and Christi Tieszen; Bruce Van De Stroet, son of John and Melanie Van De Stroet; and Marshall Minihan, son of Andy Minihan and Holly and Joe Rainwater.

The first grade Crown Bearer and Flower Girl were Landis Van Dam, son of Matt and Amber Van Dam, and Kaylee Quirrion, daughter of Jessica Harmon and Levi Quirrion. Senior emcees were Zach Richardson and Lexi Wininger. Installing this year’s

new King and Queen was the 2019 Master of Ceremonies Shaeden Scheidt.

Selected by the student body, the 2020 Homecoming Queen and Master of Ceremonies were Izabel Kreger and Seth Peterson.

Special Coronation performances were Canton High School sophomore Emerson Townsend singing “What Baking Can Do” from the musical, “The Waitress;” Canton High School alumni Paul Konietzko performing “What a Wonderful World” on the piano; and the Varsity Dance Attack performing to “Jump On It.”

High school dress-up days for the week were Fake and Injury Day ( Mond ay), Decade Day (Tuesday), Country vs. Aliens Day (Wednesday), Class Colors Day (Thursday), and Blue and Gold Day (Friday).

Addit ional C-Hawk spor t ing events throughout the week were Boys Varsity Golf against Sioux Falls Christian at Bakker Crossing and JV Football at Lennox on Monday; Volleyball at West Central on Tuesday; and Volleyball against Tea Area Schools in Canton on Thursday.

On Friday, Homecoming activities, including class events and the Pep Rally, commenced at Coplan Field to allow for social distancing. The Pep Rally was livestreamed on the school website to allow for members of the community to tune in. At 1:30, the annual Homecoming Parade was held. Parade Marshalls were retired Canton School District teachers Virjean Steinwand and Stacy Wiese, who both retired in May.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, no After Prom Tailgate Supper was held this year, nor was there a Homecoming Dance following the football game.

The Riverview Christmas Tree Farm annual pumpkin festival kicked off over the weekend, and in addition to offering free admission, inflatables and games, pumpkin painting, a petting zoo, hay rides, live music and more, the business donated $1 of all medium and large pumpkin sales to the local chapter of Cure Kids Cancer. Over the weekend, a total of $1,133 was raised to be donated to the charity.

This Saturday, October 10, Riverview will continue to donate $1 for every medium and large pumpkin sale to Cure Kids Cancer, and then the following weekend - October 17-18 - all the money raised in the same manner will be donated toward the new Canton Pool fund.

Also new to the venue this year was the Southeast South Dakota Giant Pumpkin weigh-off, which was held Saturday, October 3rd. Pumpkins and melons in excess of 1,000 pounds were submitted in the contest.

In addition to donating to local charities, Riverview is also offering free pumpkins for law enforcement as a small way to say thank you for all they do.

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Sioux Valley News • Thursday, October 8, 2020Page 2 Obituaries/Religion

2010The Canton Fire Department

visited Lawrence Elementary School Tuesday afternoon to talk to the kids about fire safety for Fire Prevention Week. Firefighter Charlie Johnson explained to the kids the importance of checking their smoke detectors and having escape plans, also taking questions from the kids after a video demonstration. Johnson, along with two other firefighters, also helped distribute hats and jackets to teachers to hand out to their classes after the presentation on fire safety.

The Cross Country Big Sioux Conference was held in Canton last Friday. “Canton was represented really well at the conference meet,” Said Coach Troy James. “In four races, we had 16 top 20 finishers, it’s a great contribute to all of the hard work the kids have put in. Plus they had to overcome our hilly course and hot weather.” Halie McMains took home the first place spot once again for the varsity girls. She ran with a time of 16.1. Morgan Goodroad came right behind her with a time of 16.41. Sally Peterson finished in sixth place with a time of 16.57. Josie Johnson finished in tenth place with a time of 17.17 and Cayce Johnson finished with a time of 17.26 for 11th place. Taylor Lohan finished in 23rd place with a time of 18.38. The team finished in first place with a team score of 19 followed by Elk Point Jefferson with 33 points.

The staff at Lawrence Elementary raised $1,132 for Carson Stansbury recently by paying $1 to wear blue jeans on Wednesdays.

1995Potions of the Canton High School

Building are unsafe for occupancy

of students, according to Architect Blake Holman of Holman and Associates in Sioux Falls. Holman addressed the Canton School Board and approximately 200 interested cit izens during an emergency meeting held in the high school auditorium.

Holman said the entire eastern portion of the high school south of the hallway and east of the main entrance should be fully vacated and the natural gas lines passing through this area be physically isolated and shut off. He also said the north classrooms in the junior high building should be vacated due to the danger of debris potentially falling from the three story high school on to the junior high building.

The area deemed unsafe in the eastern portion of the high school has been sealed off since the beginning of this school year and last Friday the two junior high classrooms were vacated.

The Canton C-Hawks hosted the Beresford Watchdogs and came away with a 12-6 victory to raise their Big Sioux Conference record to 4-0 and 5-2 for the season.

The Lady Hawks basketball team played in the Big Sioux Tournament. Canton first met Vermillion on Tuesday and were put down 75-25. Thursday night Canton metAlcester/Hudson and lost 59-41. Inthe final game the C-Hawks tookon Dakota Valley and were defeated 51-30.

1970A public hearing has been called

for Wednesday, October 14 for Project F 016-5 CN42215 and 42218. This project is in regards to grading, structures and surfacing of U.S.

Highway 18 starting at the Iowa border east of Canton and going west to Highway 11.

Jerry Oehlerking, manager of the Newton Hills State Park said Monday that the park will closed the end of October. Water facilities will be turned off October 18, unless colder weather makes it necessary to do so sooner. The park manager reports 81,618 visitors to the park during the January 1, 1970 to October 1, 1970 period.

The Canton C-Hawks spoiled South Sioux City’s homecoming festivities last Friday evening as they handed the Cardinals a 20-0 defeat.

The annual gun club crow hunt will be held Sunday. Any interested or in need of information contact Dr. R.F. Freeman.

1876Prairie fires were visible every

night last week. While it is necessary to burn off the prairie grass prior to plowing, it should be done with great caution. A neighbor of Huge Jacobson set a fire last Friday and it got away from him, destroying a stable and granery. A law suit under the new Prairie

Fire law, or settlement, is in order. Dr. Plumbe will hereafter devote

himself exclusively to town and office practice.

Mr. Spencer has sold half interest in the mill at Fairview and is now the proprietor of the store at that place.

The first log building in Canton has outlived its usefulness and will make firewood for Dar Keller this winter. It was located in the rear of Keller’s hardware store and was built by Ben Hill in 1867.

George HerrmannOctober 16, 1945 -

September 26, 2020George Her rmann age 74 of

Sibley, Iowa passed away Saturday, September 26, 2020 at his home in Sibley, Iowa.

A family led memorial service will take place at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, October 1, 2020 at the First Baptist Church in Sibley, Iowa.

Private family burial will be at a later date in the Evergreen Lawn Cemetery in George, Iowa.

George Fred Herrmann was born on October 16, 1945 in Sioux City, Iowa, the son of John and Annie (Brouwer) Herrmann. He grew up in Canton and attended grade school there.

On September 28, 1966, he was united in marriage to Marla Wright in Canton. The couple made their home there for a time, then moved to Rock Rapids and then Sibley, Iowa.

George worked for several dairy farms throughout his life until he was injured by a bull. He attended a Pentecostal Church in Canton in his youth and later in life he served as a

Cub Scout leader. His hobbies included collecting

cans, playing his guitar, a good game of dice, pinnacle, or other board games. He liked lamps and eagles and loved involving his family in all his paper routes.

Special memories included his 60th birthday party, trips to the Badlands and Wall Drug, performing at nursing homes and dinner dates with the family singing group “The Herrmann’s” and Christmas gatherings at his mom and dad’s with the whole family.

He was a good husband, father and grandfather who loved spending time with his family. He will be greatly missed!

George is survived by his wife of fifty-four years, Marla Herrmann of Sibley, Iowa; six children, Tasha (Doyle) Bos of Sibley, Shondra (Ryan) Rozeboom of Sibley, Iowa, Aaron Herrmann of Vinton, Iowa, Sheila (Shannon) Nagel of Doon, Iowa, Londa Cardil lo (f r iend Brian) of Sibley, Iowa and Tim (Mindy) Herrmann of Sibley, Iowa; eighteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; five siblings, Cork Minor of Beloit, Iowa, Joyce Miles of Canton, Janet (Dean) Miles of Worthing, Rose (John) Ripka of Jasper, Minn. and Donald (Rose) Herrmann of Lemars, Iowa; and many nieces, nephews and other extended family.

He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Annie Herrmann; twins, Scott and Shellene; son, John; grandson, Isaac; great-grandson, Giovanni; and brothers-in-law, Ron Minor and Bruce Wright.

Jurrens Funeral Home of Sibley is in charge of arrangements.

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Dayle EastmanFebruary 2, 1938 -

September 28, 2020Dayle Alden Eastman, age 82,

of Beloit , Iowa died Monday, September 28, 2020, at the Good Samaritan Home in Hospice Care. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 7 at Fairview Cemetery, rural Fairview. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Keystone Treatment Center.

Dayle was born on February 2, 1938, at Fairview to Floyd and Gladys (Iseminger) Eastman. He was the eldest of three children and grew up in the Canton area. He graduated from Canton High School in 1956 and worked at the Newton Hills State Park the following summer. Later, he moved to Sioux Falls and worked as a mail carrier for the US Postal Service. He was a member of the Naval Reserve, but later transferred to the South Dakota National Guard in the 1st of the 147th artillery unit. He was with the unit when they were activated in 1961 and trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma to be deployed to Germany. He remained with the SDNG for 6 years. He was a member of the Hudson American Legion and served on the Honor Guard. On August 13, 1966 Dayle married Phyllis Jensen in Artisan, South Dakota. To this union two sons were born. Dayle and Phyllis moved to Montclair, Calif., and he was a mechanic for Consolidated Freightliner. Their desire to be closer to family brought them back to Mitchell, South Dakota where he worked as a mechanic for UPS. After a divorce in 1977, he moved to

Gillette, Wyo. and was a driver for the mining company for 16 years. In the summer of 1993, he moved back to Beloit, Iowa on his parent’s acreage. Here he did some truck farming and worked as a transport driver for the residence of Good Samaritan Nursing Home.

Dayle enjoyed playing cards at the Senior Citizens Center and riding his motorcycle with the Christian Motorcycle club of which he was an active member. His Sunday evenings were spent at Keystone Treatment Center as an inspirational speaker for recovering alcoholics. He was a sponsor to several recovering alcoholics and always was a compassionate friend to them. He asked very little for himself, but was willing to give all he could to help others.

Dayle was a confirmed member of the Canton Methodist Church and presently attend the River of Life congregation in Canton. He cherished his many friends there as well as his Bible Study with Rev. Steve Ziebarth and friends at the Senior Citizens Center.

He is survived by his sons Michael and wife Pam and their two children Kendra and Nolan of Sioux Falls, and Jason and his two children Trinity and Colby of Green Bay, Wis..; one sister, Joyce and husband, Clair Welbon of Madison, South Dakota; one niece, Christa Welbon and husband Larry Guse of Rochester, Minn., and three nephews; Craig and wife, Stacey of Wentworth, Collin of San Francisco, Calif., and Daniel Eastman of Hawarden, Iowa. He is also survived by a great nephew, Corey and wife Carissa and great-great nephews, Conrad and Cedric; two great-nieces, Chandra and husband, Tyler Marketon of Fort Lewis, Wa. and great-great nephew, Theo; Chelsea and husband Gage Durfee of Sioux Falls and great-great niece, Hayden. He is also survived by cousins, Gordon Iseminger and wife Trudy, Kenneth Iseminger and wife Laurice, Orrin Iseminger and wife Cathy, Shirley Styke, Roger and wife Pat, Marsha and husband Dan, Trudi Gedge and husband Dave.

He was preceded in death by his parents, brother, Don, and nephew, Conrad Welbon and the mother of his sons, Phyllis.

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Leona SheardSeptember 30, 1931 -September 26, 2020

Leona Sheard, 88, died on Saturday, September 26, 2020, peacefully in her sleep at her Sioux Falls home.

Leona Eunice DeNeui was born on September 30, 1931 at Chancellor, the daughter of William and Minnie (Weeldreyer) DeNeui. She attended school in Chancellor and then graduated from Chancellor High School. She went on to earn her BS degree in education from the

University of Sioux Falls. Leona was a school teacher in Chancellor and in Canton for 27 years, totaling for 35 years.

She married to Arthur DeVries on August 23, 1950 in Chancellor. On November 4, 1974 she was united in marriage to Ron Sheard at Sioux Falls. The couple made their home in Sioux Falls. The couple wintered in Arizona for many years.

Leona was a member of the First Baptist Church in Sioux Falls. She enjoyed traveling and her husband Ron’s cooking. She also enjoyed caring for her home and yard. Most of all, Leona loved her husband and family and treasured the time spent with them.

She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Orrin DeNeui.

Grateful for having shared her life are her husband, Ron; children: Ranae Sipma, Spirit Lake, IA, Reed (Cindy) DeVries, Sioux Falls, Reed (Susie) Sheard, Santa Barbara, Calif. and Steve (Dawn) Sheard, Tampa, Fla.; ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Vera Baun, Sioux Falls as well as other relatives and a host of friends.

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Gordon S. DaileyApril 20, 1941 -

October 2, 2020Gordon S. Da i ley, t he Ole

Prospector, went home to Jesus on Friday, October 2, 2020, at the age of 79. Gordon was a decorated veteran who served in the Army and Vietnam War. He will be greatly missed for his love of tinkering in his workshop and lab.

He is survived by his wife, Sharon Dailey; his step-children, Erik (Amy) Ehli & Cheri (Tyler) Smith; and five angel grandchildren. As per his request, funeral services will be kept private and for immediate family only. Flowers, donations, and condolences may be offered at Anderson Funeral Home in Canton.

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Boyers Celebrate 80th BirthdaysLee and Carolyn Boyer will be celebrating their 80th Birthdays on October

11 and October 25th. A family dinner is planned. Cards can be sent to them at 326 South Lincoln, Canton, SD 57013.

By Gaynor JohnsonAfter you read the following article

that was taken from a 893 Canton paper, please take a few minutes and think about this: What if Lincoln County still had an active Old Settlers Association? And what if they still held an annual meeting/celebration during the summer?

Sure, I know there is no one living that came into this area over 150 plus years ago. But there are many descendants, including myself. The new organization could be called descendants of Old Settlers Association or just leave the name as it is and open it up to anyone who has a strong interest in the history of Lincoln County.

An event could be held in Canton, our county seat, perhaps as a part of Celebrate Canton, our big summer

event. Or the event could rotate on an annual basis between Canton, Lennox, Har r isburg, Hudson, Fairview, Tea and Worthing.

There could be speakers (local or from far away) music, an old time dance, food, a parade etc. Every year we could choose a family with deep roots in Lincoln County and their history could be the main focus of that years event. We could even crown a Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln County Old Settlers.

If any of these ideas resonate with you please give me a call (605-97-2582) and we’ll talk. I think you will enjoy the following article written by Arthur Linn and taken from the Canton Farmers Leader describing the first Old Settlers Association meeting in June, 1893.

From Chapter 7

Looking Back - The Stories and History of Lincoln County

The old settlers meeting at Worthing last week was the largest and happiest crowd that ever assembled in Lincoln County. By noon some 3,500 people had arrived. The speakers stand under the tall cottonwoods of Madden’s grove was occupied by toastmaster Pelton. The exercises were opened by an address by President Fitzgerald followed with prayer and music by the Lennox cornet band. John Holsey spoke of the pioneer days when carrying the mail from Fort Dakota to Sioux City when he wore the army blue. Ed Nor ton was called upon to tell how the grand old patient ox team aided in subduing the wild prairie when horses could not stand the pioneer conditions. Ed’s address was full of wit, humor and pathos, and called to memory how nobly the ox stood by the pioneer in his struggles.

Mrs. Orlando Alexander’s address was charming and a true picture of the pleasures and hardships connected with the covered wagon in its ever onward march with the glorious pioneers. She pictured the long and dreary march from the end of railroads over the prairies and across streams where fording had to be done without regard to danger. How the “prairie schooner” served as a home while the sod house was built, and how the sight of a covered wagon cheered the hearts of those who were looking for neighbors. The prairie schooner, the ox and the sod house constituted the prime factors in the development of Lincoln County and the west.

Mrs. Tillman Mausbach was the next to address the crowd. Her remarks were substantially as follows:

Ladies and Gentlemen: We too came west in a prairie schooner. We could not afford oxen so we bought a span of old horses and the first hill we came to we found that one of them was balky and I walked up every hill between here and Madison, Wisconsin, and carried a log to block the wheel, for he was one of those horses that went backwards when he got tired of going forward. We left Madison the ninth of October and arrived here November 3, 1871. We lived that winter with my sister, Mrs. C. H. Voges three miles and a half west of Canton.

In the spring we had to move on our claim and as we came west with more faith than money, we had to build a sod house. I married a city man, a blacksmith, and I agreed to help and learn him how to farm. Well, one morning I started out to teach him. We walked five miles and we laid sod all day for a wall to our house and then walked back that night. The next morning we found our wall had fallen down. We stood and looked at it a while and then I said “well, lets try it again.” And the next time we had better success. We were losing so much time walking that we got James Rainsebottom to move us into a little shanty on the claim south of ours. We got our walls up and the poles and a little hay on the roof, and on the fifth of May we moved in. That day Tillman got word from Mr. Myers, the blacksmith in Can ton who he had been working for, that he must come back and go to work. Monday morning at four o’clock he started out and walked to Canton and did not get back until Satur-day night. I stayed alone with a four month old baby, with no door or window in the house and the stove set up out on the prairie. It rained every day. I made a fire between showers, baked pancakes and dried the baby clothes in the oven.

In June it began to rain in dead earnest and for three nights it just poured. I had to pack our few belongings in a barrel and put a board over it. I put the flour and the baby under the table, for that had an oil cloth over it. We hung an oil cloth over the bed and every once in a while the mud and water leaking through the sod roof would get so heavy that a nail would give way and let it all down on the bed. Our neighbors were a little better off for they had an um brella they used in the house.

But that is only the dark side of the picture. We used to have good times too. On Christmas we had a picnic dinner and we laid boards on the dirt in part of the house and had a dance in the evening. I was afraid people would stub their toes but Jim Madden said it would be just the thing as it gave a fellow a chance to hold up his girl.

The sod house is gone, but what glorious memories are connected with it where the first born rolled and played on the clean earth floor. Now Lincoln County sod is too valuable to build houses out of-lumber is cheaper.

Mr. Cuppett then spoke on the topic of “The Veteran Soldier as a Pioneer,” and Jim Madden followed with exag gerated stories about the enormous crops harvested in the early days. Comrade DeLong then proposed three cheers for the pioneers, the echoes of which must have crossed the Sioux near Fairview.

Hon. J. M. Wahl, one of the first members of the ter ritorial legislature from Lincoln County, told of his ex periences at Yankton and of the many incidents that took place during his years of service as a law maker.

Uncle Jere Gehon talked about Lincoln County and its reputation of being one of the best counties in the state. C. B.Kennedy had the farmer’s boy for his discussion and he handled the subject with a knowledge born of experience.

Willis Benedict was asked to speak for the pioneer women. Willis is quite a ladies man and did the subject justice. Frank Leavitt was assigned the pioneer babies, a pleasing subject for a man of his mature age, and E. Pen niston and B. Wright sang songs that were cheering and grand.

The festivities concluded amid music and general rejoic ing, and then the crowd scattered, some going home, others to the ball game and others to hunt up old time friends and review the past.

In the evening the dancers assembled at Wilkin Hall and soon filled it, and then the Odd Fellows Hall was thrown open. Both halls were filled with merry dancers and the festivities continued until broad daylight. Those who missed the first meeting of the old settlers missed a genuine love feast.

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The Canton Pool Fundraiser was held on Sunday, September 27 and to say it was a success would be an understatement. The event raised over $20,000 for the new pool, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the support and dedication of all who attended and the many different individuals and businesses who contributed in some way.

To start, a special thank you goes out to The Canton Barn for not only donating their beautiful facility for the event, but for also being so accommodating throughout the whole day. Members of the pool committee arrived early and several of them stayed long after the last guest had left for the night, and Tim Blackstone was there at a moment’s notice to accommodate in any way the committee needed. Thank you also to the extra staff at the Canton Barn for working so hard to make sure things flowed smoothly during the hustle and bustle of the night.

The Canton Barn also was gracious in donating a pair of tickets to their upcoming Fairy Princess Tea Party event on Sunday, October 25 to one lucky little lady who attended the special Meet and Greet and photo shoot with Miss South Dakota Teen USA. Not only that, but they also assisted in selling raffle tickets at the many events they hosted at their facility in the weeks leading up to the fundraiser.

Tim and Kalli have always been so giving to the Canton community, and their efforts in being willing to contribute always go above and beyond what is expected. Thank you, Tim and Kalli, for being some of Canton’s biggest supporters and for being so generous to all who work with you.

Thank you to the local business sponsors who were willing to contribute to the cost of the Troy-Bilt zero-turn lawnmower that was raffled off at the end of the

night: Autopros, Iverson’s Car Sales, Haisch Pharmacy, Hoogendoorn Construction, Johnson Feed, Inc., State Line Insurance, Sunshine Foods, The Garden Shed Floral & Window Fashions, Tri-State Ready Mix, Verley Financial, Canton Insurance Agency, Companion Animal Clinic, Fossum & Bindert, NewVision Automotive, Souvignier Auctions, Swenson Chiropractic, 4T Cattle Company and The Black Angus.

Because of all of these sponsors, the lawnmower was paid in full and 100% of raffle ticket sales was all profit. The committee made the decision to have a limit of 400 tickets and every single ticket was sold, raising over $8,200. Also a big thank you goes out to Canton Home & Farm Supply for supplying the lawnmower and delivering it on their own time to The Canton Barn the morning of the event.

Thank you to Pat and Melissa Minihan with The Meat Wagon for the donation of the pulled pork and barbeque sauce, to Sunshine Foods for donating the buns, chips and paper serving products for the meal, and to Amber Van Dam at Amber Whisk for donating the chocolate chip cookies. We planned for 200 people and we ran out of buns and cookies, had three bags of chips left and maybe one pound of pork. Talk about good planning!

Thank you to the Laubach Family Band for providing hours of wonderful musical entertainment for all who attended. As always, you all sounded amazing!

To Canton High School senior and Miss South Dakota Teen USA Izabel Kreger and to Robyn Ventura from Rockin’ RV Photography, thank you for the donation of your time in being available for the meet and greet and photo shoot event. Izabel - you did all of this the day before your big

Homecoming week started, and Robyn - you not only donated your time but also released all of your photos from the day online for free so that all guests who attended could enjoy the pictures. Thank you for your generosity.

To all who donated to the silent auction - you are amazing! There are too many donors to name individually, but the silent auction raised over $5,000 for the night alone. INCREDIBLE!

We also wish to thank Dakota Inflatables for the inflatables and games that provided hours of entertainment for all of the kids in attendance; to the 8th Grade Football Team for volunteering to assist in implementing the games; to the Varsity Dance Attack for doing all of the face painting for the kids; to First Bank & Trust, Farmer’s State Bank, Lawrence Elementary School and several pool committee members for the donation of the many kid’s game prizes and candy; to The Wheel for volunteering to help sell raffle tickets leading up to the event; to all of the members of the Pool Committee who donated their time in preparing and working the event; and to Helen Rowe for assisting the committee by drawing the winner of the mower raffle and for always being one of Canton’s biggest cheerleaders.

To everyone who donated in some way throughout the night, thank you. Each and every purchase or donation has truly made a difference in the further development of the new Canton Pool. This is why we love to live where we do. This is why we care about our community so much. It is businesses and people who make things like this possible. In closing, we as a committee appreciate all the support we have been given and will continue to serve Canton proudly. #CantonCan

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The Forest Hill Cemetery Association would like to thank all who attended our first annual Tales From The Grave presentation on Sunday. We would also like to give a special thanks to our presenters, Bill Peterson, Curt Hepner, Sam Nelson, David Amundson, Ron Ingebrigtson, and Kathy Hill along with Bill Peterson and Jerry Keiser for their research of the subjects. We thank all those that gave additional donations including Tim and Sandi McVay for making and selling goods before and after the program donating proceeds to the cemetery.

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This is 1978 Canton High School Royalty riding in this old hot rodconvertible. Blue and Gold Michele Thompson is shown with crown bearerRyan Olson. Master Brian Rowe and flower girl, Kristina Ernesti are also in the car.

CHS Royalty pictured are Vince Beck, Katy Rudolph, Jill Roti and Randy Peterson. These photos were taken down town in the business district.

This is more CHS royalty shown in this Sioux Valley News photo. The papersaid they were Brian Frislie, Ellen Hohman, Lynnette Block and Tim Lems.

In 1981 some Canton High Students came up with a silly, goofy idea ofseeing how many kids they could cram into a regular full-size car. They did this during semester tests. They got 16 students into Scott Brunks car. They had ten in back and six in front.

Here is a picture of the 16 kids who piled in Scott Brunk’s car. They includedScott Brunk, Torrie Bong, Tim Minihan, Ryan Wissink, Chuck Smith, Dawn Wieczorek, Claudia Carlstrom, Mike Rebischke, Chris McCart, Bill Rudolph, Pam Gross, Kim Viereck, Michelle Wolthoff, Bruce Bogue, Kay Riedinger and Craig Solem.

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When it comes to dealing with debt collectors, keep track of all the calls and emails. Write down the names of anyone you talk to and when

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October is almost here. It has always been one of my favorite months – not too hot and not too cold. Inspired by the colorful and falling leaves, I once penned the following:

October MornSun’s rising,

Combine’s whirring,Dust is fl ying,

Farmers hurrying.Chrysanthemum’s blooming,

Blue Jays feeding,Garden’s drying,

No more weeding,Days are shortening,Leaves are falling,

Air is cooling,Geese are calling.Summer’s ended,

Fall is born,I truly love

An October morn.

A number of years ago I gave a program to a group of, primarily, older people. I debated about what to say (amidst all the songs and silly jokes ) and decided to tell them (along with a reminder to myself) that even though we are getting older, we can still have dreams , hopes and aspirations. Here is what I came up with. If I have already shared this, I apologize.

YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD TO DREAMIf you think you’re too old to give something a try,

If you think that life is just passing you by;If you think that you don’t have the”means”,

The brains or the muscles to follow your dreams,Just sit yourself down and think for a minute -

There’s a victory to be won, and you can win it!Yes, life has its’ problems, its’ ups and its’ downs,

There are plenty of struggles that can cause us to frown;But generally life’s not as bad as it seems,

So, go ahead, friends, and work towards your dreams.If your river of blessings, is merely a stream,Remember, you’re never too old to dream.

So, when the going gets hard and push comes to shove,Don’t give up on yourself or the people you love,Be your own cheerleader and cheer for your team,

And never, never, grow too old to dream.

09/20/20 04:36 Lennox Accident-Private Property Closed; 20:25 Domestic/Family Dispute Sent to State’s Attorney; 20:46 Harrisburg Civil/Non-Criminal Closed.

09/21/20 00:05 Open Alcoholic Beverage Container in Motor Vehicle; DUI 3rd Offense Arrested; 06:55 Sioux Falls Careless Driving Under Investigation; 09:05 Suspicious Vehicle Closed; 09:21 Sioux Falls Fraud/Forgery/Counterfeit Under Investigation; 09:52 Civil/Non-Criminal Closed; 10:50 Criminal Entry of a Motor Vehicle (M1) Under Investigation; 11:14 Harrisburg Ingestion of Controlled Drug or Substance Arrested; 12:18 Criminal Entry of a Motor Vehicle (M1) Closed - Unresolved / Unfounded; 13:26 Harrisburg Under Investigation; 14:03 Harrisburg Under Investigation; 16:00 Civil/Non-Criminal Under Investigation; 16:01 Beresford Accident, Non-Injury Closed.

09/22/20 10:51 Tea Petty Theft All Others $400-$1000; Burglary 3rd Degree Enter or Remain in Unoccupied Building to Commit Crime Under Investigation; 15:57 Aggravated Assault - Against Law Enforcement Officer; Grand Theft - Over $1000; Grand Theft - Over

$1000; Escape by prisoner - 1st Degree Under Investigation; 22:27 Harrisburg Aggravated Assault; Rape 2nd Degree - Force, Coercion, Threats Closed - Charges Filed.

09/23/20 07:44 Sioux Falls Accident, Non-Injury Closed; 10:57 Harrisburg Obstructing Officer, Jailer, Firefighter; Possession of Burglary Tools; Resisting Arrest; Possession Controlled Drug or Substance; Alteration or forgery of registration card--Felony Arrested; 16:40 Harrisburg Parole Detainer; Failure to Register As A Sex Offender Arrested; 20:13 Worthing Petty Theft All Others Less Than $400 Under Investigation.

09/24/20 08:13 Possession or Use Drug Paraphernalia; DUI 1st Offense; Possession of Marijuana 2 oz or less Arrested; 08:53 Harrisburg Mental Hold Under Investigation; 13:16 Grand Theft, Class 4 Felony; Burglary 3rd Degree Enter or Remain in Unoccupied Bu i ld i ng t o C om m it Cr i me Unde r Investigation; 15:17 Sioux Falls Found/Lost Property Under Investigation; 15:35 Lennox Accident, Non-Injury Under Investigation; 18:57 Harrisburg Closed - Unresolved / Unfounded; 19:22 Harrisburg Information

Closed; 21:31 Harrisburg Failure to Stop at Stop Sign Cited - Traffic.

09/25/20 08:37 Harrisburg Careless Driving Under Investigation; 09:30 Canton Closed; 12:21 Harrisburg Fraud/Forgery/Counterfeit Under Investigation; 16:54 Tea Intentional Damage to Property $400 or less - 3rd Degree Vandalism Closed - Unresolved / Unfounded; 17:31 Intentional Damage to Property $400 or less - 3rd Degree Vandalism Closed; 18:28 Yankton Warrant - Warrant of Arrest Arrested; 19:48 Canton Closed - Unresolved / Unfounded; 22:25 Harrisburg Fight/Disturbance Under Investigation.

09/26/20 00:47 DUI 1st Offense Arrested; 00:48 Assist Other Agency Closed; 08:12 Harrisburg Warrant - Warrant of Arrest; Warrant - Warrant of Arrest Arrested; 11:00 No Valid Driver’s License; Open Alcoholic Beverage Container in Motor Vehicle; Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility; DUI 1st Offense Under Investigation; 12:02 Centerville Unattended Death Under Investigation.

Another year, another great Homecoming week! Congratulations to all of the members of the 2020 Canton Royalty - Payton Benoit, Abi Baldwin, Elizabeth Toso, Paige Schroedermeier, Daniel Esche, Lance Tieszen, Bruce Van De Stroet, Marshall Minihan, and Queen Izabel Kreger and Master of Ceremonies Seth Peterson.

There isn’t a member of the Royalty this year that I don’t remember from when they were all much younger and they would come to the pool during the summer. I’ll never forget little Paige Schroedermeier tagging along with her older brothers, chatting it up with the lifeguards and keeping us on our toes, at one time even channeling her inner Chris Farley and telling us that if we didn’t shape up we’d end up “living in a van down by the river!”

It has been fun to watch these outstanding young adults grow up and become such role models for their peers. They all looked very sharp at Coronation. It was fun hearing about their most memorable moments at CHS, and I had to laugh because I was there at the PAC the night that a group of girls got stuck in the elevator on opening night, and remember Vanessa Baldwin texting Abi and her friends while they were stuck in there. They were doing just fine, but several of them had to go the bathroom! I had kind of forgotten about that happening, so when a couple of the girls mentioned in their bios at Coronation I had to laugh.

I also loved King Seth’s advice to underclassmen: “Stay in band.”

Another one of my favorite parts of the ceremony was sophomore Emerson Townsend’s performance of “What Baking Can Do” from the musical, The Waitress. What a voice that girl has! WOW! Emerson - great job, girl! I can’t wait to hear more from you over the next couple of years.

Once again I also just wanted to recognize Deb Pederson for all of the hard work that she does each

and every year during Homecoming and especially the Coronation ceremony. Every year I think the decorations at Coronation couldn’t possibly get any prettier, and then every year Deb proves me wrong. I also love that Deb has been so dedicated to sticking with tradition when it comes to Homecoming. All of the capes, the Queen’s scepter, the King’s sword, and the way that the ceremony is carried out has very traditional roots that go back decades at Canton High School. The display cases at CHS every year with the Coronation memorabilia always look excellent as well. Deb and Kaitlyn - Thank you for keeping these traditions alive!

I also thought it was very classy of both Queen Izzy and King Seth for recognizing and thanking the Canton School Board and administrators for ensuring that the Coronation ceremony was able to happen with all that is going on regarding Covid-19. Even though it was different than any other year, the Royalty members, emcees, and the first grade attendants were all able to have a number of special guests in attendance, and all of the upperclassmen were able to attend as well. And for those who couldn’t be there, the event was live-steamed online. I’d say that’s doing pretty good considering everything that is going on in the world right now.

I think the Canton School Board, school administrators, and all teachers and staff have been doing a great job this year in not only keeping all students and school staff safe, but in also working extra hard to make sure that life doesn’t stop and that our students are still able to get all of these incredible experiences - even though the circumstances are a lot different and more limited than ever before. Thank you to all who have had a part in this process.

And of course, congratulations to the C-Hawk football team for their win on Friday. What a perfect way to end the week!

***On Sunday I had the opportunity

to be a part of yet another great fundraiser in the community, and I want to thank the Forest Hill Cemetery Association Board of Directors for including me in this endeavor. The process for this fundraiser, called “Tales From the Grave: Historical Figures from Canton’s Past” began last year and was meant to be implemented around Memorial Day. With Covid, it got pushed back, but I don’t think they could have asked for a nicer fall day or a better turnout for their first time doing this.

I want to congratulate the Canton cit izens who por t rayed these historical figures - Sam Nelson, Kathy Hill, Ron Ingebrigtson, Dave Amundson, Bill Peterson and Curt Hepner - for the outstanding job each of them did in preparing for these roles. It has been so much fun watching these presentations come together over the past few months and seeing them come full circle on Sunday was pretty incredible.

While I was at the cemetery watching these presentations, I couldn’t help but think of the line from the Broadway musical, “Hamilton.” I know I’ve referenced this quote before, but it is just so fitting I had to bring it up again.

The line is, “You have no control who lives, who dies, who tells your story.” I’m sure the historical Canton figures portrayed at the fundraiser this weekend - Andrew Handschiegel, Rosemond Tuve, James Wahl, Cornelius B. Kennedy, Lon Williams and Earl Boyce - had no idea that someday, decades long after they had left this earth, that their stories would be told this weekend.

But I think that if they were there on Sunday, on the very sacred ground where they lay to rest to hear their stories be told - and I believe they were - they would have been very proud.

Pictures to come in a future issue.

09/20/2020 7:55, Canwood St, Hunting/GF &P Violations, Closed ; 8:29, 700 Blk W 3rd, Warrant/Summons/Detainer, Arrested; 19:25, Kidder/4th, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 21:21, 200 Blk E 4th, Missing Person-Juvenile, Closed

09/21/2020 7:12, 2nd/Sanborn, Traffic Enforcement, Cited - Traffic; 8:05, Hwy 18/Hwy 11, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 8:13, Hwy 18/479th, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 15:22, 400 Blk W. Industrial, Civil/Non Criminal, Closed ; 15:39, 1000 Blk E 2nd, Assault, Arrested; 17:41, 600 Blk E Elder, Narcotics and Drugs, Arrested; 20:03, US-18/SD-11s, Traffic Enforcement, Cited - Traffic; 21:08, 1000 Blk E 2nd, Suicide/Threat/Attempt, 24 Hour Hold

09/22/2020 0:31, 2nd/Sanborn, Suspicious Vehicle(s), Closed ; 2:26, 5th/West, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 8:36, 5th/Noid, Traffic Hazard, Closed ; 8:49, 800 Blk S Bartlett, Threats, Closed ; 8:53, 5th/Lincoln, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 13:16, 100 Blk N. Bartlett, Information, Closed ; 15:05, Sanborn, Parking Complaint/Enforcement, Closed ; 15:52, Dakota/281st, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 18:35, Hwy 18, Traffic Enforcement, Cited - Traffic

09/23/2020 0:32, 5th /Blai r, Animal Call, Closed ; 2:30, 1st/Bartlett, Traffic Enforcement, Arrested; 13:19, 500 Blk S Pleasant, Harassment, Closed ; 17:53, 200 Blk

W 2nd, Animal Call, Under Investigation; 19:52, 500 Blk E Elder , Warrant/Summons/Detainer, Arrested; 20:43, 5th/Lawler, Traffic Enforcement, Cited - Traffic; 22:42, Cedar/9th, Traffic Enforcement, Cited - Traffic

09/24/2020 0:25, 5th/Johnson, Intoxicated Person, Closed ; 14:27:49, 1100 Blk E 5th, Fraud/Forgery/Counterfeit, Under Investigation; 19:42, 500 Blk E Elder, Information, Closed

09/25/2020 15:50, 1100 Blk N Dakota, Suicide/Threat/Attempt, Closed ; 19:40, Hwy 18/Industrial, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 19:53, 481st/281st, Traffic Enforcement, War ned; 20:41, 5th /Kimball , Traf f ic Enforcement, Warned; 21:02, 2nd/Kidder, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 21:04, 5th/Grant, Suspicious Vehicle(s), Closed ; 21:27, 5th/West, Traffic Enforcement, Arrested; 22:45, 5th/Johnson, Traffic Enforcement, Warned

09/26/2020 2:05, 5th/Kimball, Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 2:27, 5th/Cedar , Civil/Non Criminal, Closed ; 3:10, Cedar/7th , Traffic Enforcement, Warned; 3:15, 5th/Milwaukee, Noise Complaint , Under Investigation; 11:43, 400 Blk N Main , Funeral Escort, Closed ; 14:32, 1000 Blk E 2nd, Wellbeing Check, Closed ; 19:27, 3rd/Lawler, Suspicion, Closed

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By Marshall Andrew MinihanT h r e e p l aye r s o n t he

Tennessee Titans have tested positive for Covid-19. Those who tested posit ive will quarantine according to the NFL. People who were in contact with these players will receive additional tests, and contact tracing will also be conducted around those who may have been in close contact with the eight people who tested positive. After playing the Titans

on the previous Sunday, the Minnesota Vik ings f ind themselves a little nervous that maybe their team might be next with the outbreak. The Titans did not realize the extent of their positive cases, originally

informing everyone that three players tested positive. Some people believe that the NFL should follow the NBA

and NHL and start a "Bubble" league so it is not only safe for the players but also to the staff and others. The Titans have officially announced on 9-30-20 that they will not being playing in this week's game against the Pittsburg Steelers and it will be postponed.

By Karri JohnsonLosing a pet is an unfortunate

and helpless event. But in Dell Rapids, losing pets seems to be such a common thing it got to a point where Tara Boechler had enough and started a Facebook page to help track down lost pets in the area. In July and August

alone, there had been 29 missing pets posted on the community page Boechler’s page, called “Bring Home the Dell Rapids Pets,” got off to a big start when 500 community

members joined the Facebook page. As of now, the group has located and reconnected two lost pets with their owners,

but this is only the beginning. The group has also

been responsible for organ iz ing some volu nteers to go out and look for the missing pets. They post on the page if they have found a lost pet. Losing a pet is heartbreaking

but with a good community and being connected there is nothing you can’t find.

By Aiden LowinCanton High school has a

new club for students to join. Epic Game Club, a club for avid gamers or those just interesting in learning more about them, seems to have appeared overnight. So where did it come from?

The new club was started by two teachers, Mr. Stephensen and Mrs. Thayer. They plan on running the club over lunch every Monday, and possibly having some meetings or gatherings after school depending on time. The first meeting was Monday, Sept. 28, and the club began discussing their plans for the remainder of the year.

Before the meeting, Stephensen

and Thayer stated they would like to involve both board games and video games, using some more of the strategic games that are a bit more complex than your basic Sorry or Monopoly. For the video games side of things, they stated they like to play games like Super Smash Bros., FIFA, Mariokart, and Madden, utilizing PS4s, XBOX Ones, and Nintendo Switches.

I also spoke to them about running things like D&D, and they said that something of that running time would be more up to the members, and that while they would be alright with it, they would like to see the members on the same page.

By Kaiyah Clark Canton High School, led

by art teacher Mrs. Guzzo, is hosting a “Canton Mural Competit ion,” by having students submit their own mural designs. When asked why she wanted a new mural, Guzzo mentioned “I wanted to show off the art department more by giving students a chance to express themselves in a talented manner.” The wing the ar t room

houses currently has painted cei l ing t i les , which a re typically painted by senior students. Guzzo said however, “the halls could still use a little more color and character to them. They just have a little bit of a dull feeling to them.” Mr. Steffensen, who has a classroom next door, said, “It will be great to add a little something in the halls. The color will brighten my day.” Mrs. Guzzo wants students

to partake in the making of the mural as will, which will be made of different submissions and views from students. “The final decision on the different submissions will be made after Homecoming,” Guzzo said.

Meet the 2020 Canton Homecoming RoyaltyFrom top Left – Dan Esche, Bruce VanDeStroet, Marshall Minihan, Lance Tieszen

Middle – Queen Izabel Kreger and Master of Ceremonies Seth PetersonFrom bottom Left - Payton Benoit, Elizabeth Toso, Paige Schroedermeier; Abigail Baldwin

New Art Murals at CHS

Titans Test Positive, Game Postponed

“Bring Home the Dell Rapids Pets” Facebook Group Reunites Lost Pets with Owners

New Epic Game Club

Sioux Valley News • Thursday, October 8, 2020Community News Page 7

City of Canton RESOLUTION # 1280RESOLUTION # 1280

RESOLUTION FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING

AND NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL

FOR NUISANCE ABATEMENT IN THE CITY OF CANTON, SOUTH DAKOTA

WHEREAS a special assessment roll was fi led in the offi ce of the City Finance Offi cer of the City of Canton on the 14th of September, 2020 for the abatement of public nuisance to be levied against the following properties:

Property Owner; Address; Mailing Address; Parcel and Legal Description; Amt

Doug and Jody Fossum; 722 E 3rd St; 722 East Third St; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.04.012 - CANTON-RUD ADD-E 30’ LOT 11 & ALL LOT 12 - BLK 4; 65.87

Kirt & Kim Dahl; 103 N Milwaukee; 103 North Milwaukee; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.20.021A - CANTON-RUD ADD- PART LOTS 16 & 17 & S 63’ LOTS 18-19-20-21-22 BLK 20; 32.93

Karen Plucker; 116 N Blair; 116 North Blair; Canton, SD 57013; 200.28.09.004 - CANTON-FITZ & BEN - W 34’ LOT 2 & ALL LOTS 3 & 4 & N1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 9; 65.87

Matthew Albers; 117 N Johnson; 117 North Johnson; Canton, SD 57013; 200.23.02.001A - CANTON-FITZ. ADD - S1/2 LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 2 AVE -; 32.93

Sherry Farnsworth; 117 S Pleasant; 117 South Pleasant; Canton, SD 57013; 200.18.00.002 - CANTON-O.L. HIGHLAND- N 100’ O.L. 2; 32.93

Dean Short ; 118 W Maple; 118 West Maple; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.05.010A - CANTON-COXS ADD - W1/2 LOTS 6-7-10 - BLK 5; 32.93

Tim & Jynna Gustafson; 119 N Pleasant; 415 South Johnson; Canton, SD 57013; 200.23.01.001 - CANTON-FITZ. ADD - N1/2 LOTS 1, 2 & 3 *EX RR LOT 3* BLK 1; 32.93

Alyssa Hevern; 120 N Lawler; 120 North Lawler; Canton, SD 57013; 200.50.13.408 - LANDS IN CANTON - N 70’ TR 1 SW1/4SE1/4; 32.93

Jake & Brandy Jensen; 1002 North Grant; 1002 North Grant; Canton, SD 57013; 200.67.05.008 - CANTON-SCENIC HGTS LOT 8 - BLK 5 ; 32.93

Linda Severson; 201 S Johnson; 201 South Johnson; Canton, SD 57013; 200.17.03.001 - CANTON-HIGHLAND ADD - LOTS 1 & 4 - BLK 3; 65.87

Julie Olson; 203 N Cedar; 203 North Cedar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.26.08.012 - CANTON-FITZ & PARM - LOTS 11 & 12 - BLK 8; 32.93

Nicholas Bader; 203 N College; 203 North College; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.04.018A - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - N 64’ LOTS 17 & 18 - BLK 4; 32.93

Parker Swanson; 204 N Grant; 1001 Angel Lane; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.11.007A - CANTON-RUD ADD-S1/2 LOTS 7 & 8 - BLK 11; 32.93

Jeff & Dawn Kroger; 211 N Milwaukee; 28183 N West Road; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.09.008 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOTS 7 & 8 & N 5’ LOT 9 BLK 9; 32.93

Dilan McKenney; 212 E 1st St; 212 East First; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.02.010 - CANTON-COXS ADD - N 14’ LOT 7 & E 42’ LOTS 7 & 10 - BLK 2; 32.93

C-Needs; 215 E 6th St; PO Box 96; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.25.001A - CANTON-HILLS ADD-W 90’ LOT 1 & W 90’ OF N1/2 LOT 4 BLK 25 ; 32.93

Gloria Summey; 219 S Pleasant; 219 South Pleasant; Canton, SD 57013; 200.18.00.004 - CANTON-O.L. HIGHLAND- N 72’ O.L. 4; 32.93

ACM Vision V LLC; 222 W 2nd St; PO Box 488; Columbia, SC 29202; 200.26.12.013 - CANTON-FITZ & PARMLEY LOTS 12 & 13 & W1/2 LOT 14 - BLK 12; 164.66

Ruth Bakker; 223 W 1st Street; 223 West First St; Canton, SD 57013; 200.26.12.009 - CANTON-FITZ & PARMLEY W 17’ LOT 7 & ALL LOTS 8 & 9 - BLK 12; 197.60

Jim Jacobsen; 23 Park Lane S; 23 Park Lane S; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.03.013 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 12 *EX W 32’* & LOT 13 - BLK 3 -; 32.93

Dale McAthie; 30 Park Lane S; 30 Park Lane S; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.02.021 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 21 - BLK 2 -; 32.93

Jason Kroger; 301 S Johnson; 405 South Dakota Ave; Canton, SD 57013; 200.17.06.001 - CANTON-HIGHLAND ADD - LOT 1 - BLK 6; 65.87

Kim Powell; 303 S Cedar; 303 South Cedar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.31.001 - CANTON-HILLS ADD - LOT 1 - BLK 31; 98.79

Danell Hammer; 304 N Bartlett; 304 North Bartlett; Canton, SD 57013; 200.26.10.002 - CANTON-FITZ & PARM - LOT 2 - BLK 10 -; 98.79

Greg & Denise Santa Maria; 304 N Milwaukee; 304 North Milwaukee; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.05.015 - CANTON-RUD ADD-S 6’ LOT 12 & ALL LOTS 13- 14-15 BLK 5 -; 131.73

Bret & Melanie Eble; 308 N Broadway; 31416 Maple St NE ; Cambridge, MN 55008; 200.10.07.010 - ORIG CANTON - LOTS 7 & 10 - BLK 7; 32.93

Bernice Grane ; 324 W 3rd St; C/O 28358 476th Ave; Canton, SD 57013; 200.26.10.004 - CANTON-FITZ & PARM - LOT 4 & S 5’ LOT 3 & W 50’ OF E 336’ & S1/2 VAC.ALLEY BLK; 32.93

Roxie & Dustin Wallenburg; 326 N Dakota; 326 North Dakota; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.07.006 - CANTON-RUD ADD-N1/2 LOTS 4-5-6 - BLK 7; 32.93

Landon & Randee Peterson; 33 Park Lane; 33 Park Lane; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.02.004 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD E 66’ LOT 4 & W 9’ OF LOT 5 - BLK 2; 32.93

Dustin Hoogendoorn - Patty VanBockern; 40 Park Lane S; 40 Park Lane S; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.02.016 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD W 12’ LOT 15 & ALL LOT 16 - BLK 2; 32.93

Trentin Kooima; 402 E Poplar; 402 East Poplar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.03.026 -CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 26 - BLK 3; 32.93

Khambor & Vilavone Dethleusay; 404 E Elder; 404 East Elder; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.09.005 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 100’ W1/2 BLK 9; 32.93

Stephanie Schuttloffel; 404 E Poplar; 404 East Poplar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.03.025 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 25 - BLK 3; 32.93

John Stamp; 405 W 3rd St; 405 West Third St; Canton, SD 57013; 200.25.06.002 - CANTON-FITZ 2ND ADD - LOT 2 & N1/2 OF LOT 3 - BLK 6; 32.93

Craig & Ronda Thompson; 406 S Broadway; 406 South Broadway; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.35.002 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-W 8’ LOT 1 & ALL LOTS 2 & 3 - BLK 35; 65.87

Karen VanGronigen et all; 413 S Dakota; 720 West Third St Lot 1; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.36.009 - HILLS ADD - LOTS 8 & 9 - BLK 36; 32.93

Craig & Ronda Thompson; 414 S Broadway; 406 South Broadway; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.35.006 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-LOT 6 & N 20’ LOT 7 - BLK 35; 32.93

Barbara Peterson; 416 E 2nd St; 416 East Second St; Canton, SD 57013; 200.15.00.037C - CANTON-O.L. RUD-SW1/4 O.L. 37 DR A. ANDERSON HOUSE; 32.93

Jason Feiock; 417 N Cedar; 46269 Park Place ; Hartford, SD 57033; 200.26.12.001A - CANTON-FITZ & PARMLEY S1/2 LOTS 1 TO 4 & N 4’ E 96’ & N1/2 W 24’ E 120’; 32.93

Brooklynn & Trevor Zeutenhorst; 419 N Cedar; 419 North Cedar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.26.12.001 - CANTON-FITZ & PARMLEY N1/2 LOTS 1 TO 4 - BLK 12; 32.93

Josie & Don Benoit; 420 W 11th St; 420 West Eleventh; Canton, SD 57013; 200.20.03.010 - CANTON-PATTEES ADD - S1/2 LOT 7 & ALL LOT 10 - BLK 3; 65.87

Michael Spade; 422 E 4th St; 422 East Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.08.012 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOTS 11 & 12 - BLK 8; 32.93

Shawn & Russ Doty; 46 Park Lane S; 46 Park Lane; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.02.012 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 12 BLK 2; 65.87

Fossum Rentals LLC; 503 E 2nd; 624 East Walnut; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.06.016 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOTS 16-17-18 *EX 60X106’ NE COR* W 1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 6; 32.93

Reavis Heiskell, Jr.; 503 S Johnson; 200 South Lincoln; Canton, SD 57013; 200.20.02.001 - CANTON-PATTEES ADD - LOT 1 & N 33.65’ OF LOT 4 - BLK 2; 32.93

Vicky Foster; 504 E 3rd St; 504 East Third; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.06.015 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOTS 14 & 15 - BLK 6 * JOHN ISAKSON HISTORICAL HOUSE *; 65.87

Kharim Bivins; 505 S Bartlett; 505 South Bartlett; Canton, SD 57013; 200.20.01.001 - CANTON-PATTEES ADD - LOTS 1 & 4 - BLK 1; 32.93

Doug & Debra Pederson; 506 S Broadway; 720 N. West Road; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.38.002 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-LOTS 2 & 3 & N 18.5’ LOT 6 - BLK 38; 32.93

Mandy Anderberg; 516 E Elder; 516 East Elder; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.10.005 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD W1/2SE1/4 BLK 10; 32.93

Kristina Wagner; 518 N Lincoln; 518 North Lincoln; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.01.003 - CANTON-COXS ADD - LOT 3 - BLK 1; 32.93

Andy Minihan; 523 S Main; 210 East Fifth St # 6; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.40.009 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-LOTS 8 & 9 - BLK 40; 65.87

Molly Minihan; 525 N Lincoln; 525 North Lincoln; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.02.001 - CANTON-COXS ADD - LOT 1 & N 23’ LOT 4 - BLK 2; 32.93

Keith Olsen; 56 Park Lane; 56 Park Lane; Canton, SD 57013; 200.63.01.007 - CANTON-PARK LANE ADD LOT 7 & W 8’ LOT 8 - BLK 1; 32.93

John and Leah Peterson; 606 E 1st; 606 East First; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.03.005 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 154’ W1/2 - BLK 3; 32.93

Kevin & Robin Kappenman; 602 N Kimball; 602 North Kimball; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.07.004 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD W 100’ S1/2 BLK 7; 32.93

Fossum Rentals LLC; 603 N Broadway; 624 East Walnut; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.06.009 - CANTON-COXS ADD -S1/2 LOT 8 & ALL LOT 9 - BLK 6; 65.87

Damien & Samantha Yusella; 603 N Main; 603 North Main; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.05.009 - CANTON-COXS ADD - LOT 9 - BLK 5; 131.73

Bradley & Deb Olson; 604 S Bartlett; 604 South Bartlett; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.42.002 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-LOTS 2 & 3 - BLK 42 *EX PART SOLD*; 32.93

James & Lollene Schoeberl; 605 E Lynn; 605 East Lynn; Canton, SD 57013; 200.61.18.004 - CANTON-COLLEGE HGTS 2ND FILING - LOTS 3 & 4 & N1/2 VAC ALLEY -BLK 18; 32.93

Mike & Vicky Hilliard; 606 E 2nd; 606 East Second St; Canton, SD 57013; 200.15.00.034B - CANTON-O.L. RUD-W 80’ OF S 151’ O.L. 34; 98.79

Eldon Lasley; 607 E Poplar; 607 East Poplar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.61.21.006 - CANTON-COLLEGE HGTS 2ND FILING - LOTS 5 & 6 & N1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 21; 32.93

Michael Pendergraft; 608 N Kidder; 608 North Kidder; Canton, SD 57013; 200.33.03.004 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS 2ND N 132’ OF S 198’ W1/2 *EX N 35’* BLK 3; 32.93

Amee Stearns-Doherty; 608 N Milwaukee; PO Box 343; Worthing SD 57077; 00.32.06.004 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 60’ OF N 132’ W1/2 BLK 6; 98.79

Glen & Betty Vant; 608 W 4th St; 608 West Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.38.00.010D - CANTON-FITZ SUB DIV - S 89’ OF E 91.61’ O.L. 10; 32.93

Timothy Longstaff; 610 E Elder; 717 East Second; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.11.006 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD E 61’ OF W 214.5’ OF S 145’ BLK 11; 32.93

Matt & Cari Andera; 616 E 3rd St; 616 East Third; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.05.016 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOT 16 & W1/2 LOT 17 & VAC ALLEY BLK 5; 32.93

Melissa Kreger; 616 E 4th St; 616 East Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.10.016 - CANTON-RUD ADD - LOT 16 - BLK 10; 32.93

Elizabeth Lewison; 616 N Broadway; 616 North Broadway; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.07.006 - CANTON-COXS ADD - LOT 6 - BLK 7; 27.93

Cody Ovre; 616 N Lincoln; 616 North Lincoln; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.08.006 - CANTON-COXS ADD - LOT 6 - BLK 8; 65.87

Ryan Rager; 617 E 2nd St; 617 East Second; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.05.003 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOT 3 & N 8’ VAC ALLEY - BLK 5; 32.93

Veronica & Michael Sherwood; 620 E 1st St; PO Box 123; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.03.006 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 156’ E1/2 BLK 3; 32.93

Rushmore Loan Management; 621 E 2nd; 15480 Laguna Canyon Rd; Irvin, CA 92618; 200.14.05.002 - CANTON-RUD ADD-LOTS 1 & 2 & N1/2 VAC ALLEY BLK 5; 65.87

Richard & Linda Hill; 623 W 3rd St; 28088 482nd Ave; Canton, SD 57013; 200.38.00.010C - CANTON-FITZ SUB DIV - W 74’ OF N 135’ OF O.L. 10; 32.93

Paulette & Doug Olseth; 626 N Broadway; 626 North Broadway; Canton, SD 57013; 200.31.07.002 - CANTON-COXS ADD -LOTS 2 & 3 - BLK 7; 98.79

Sec of HUD ; 700 N Grant; 451 7th Street SW; Washington, DC 20024; 200.61.17.006A - CANTON-COLLEGE HGTS 2ND FILING - S 54’ LOTS 5 & 6 & VAC ALLEY - BLK 17; 65.87

Troy Boysen; 703 N Kimball; 703 North Kimball; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.09.006 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 1/3 E1/2 BLK 9; 131.73

Amy Roseland; 703 S Cedar; 303 North Broadway; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.48.001 - CANTON-HILLS ADD -. LOT 1 - BLK 48; 32.93

Stephanie Winter; 714 N Dakota; 714 North Dakota; Canton, SD 57013;

200.32.09.003 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD S 60’ OF N 104’ OF W1/2 BLK 9; 32.93

Steven Feucht; 715 E 3rd St; 715 East Third; Canton, SD 57013; 200.14.11.003 - CANTON-RUD ADD-W1/2 LOT 2 & ALL LOTS 3 & 4 - BLK 11; 32.93

Amber Jahn; 717 E 4th St; 717 East Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.15.00.026A - CANTON-O.L. RUD-W1/2 N1/2 O.L. 26; 32.93

Erica Westhoff; 720 N Dakota; 720 North Dakota; Canton, SD 57013; 200.32.09.002 - CANTON-CLOSE BROS ADD N 44’ W1/2 BLK 9; 32.93

Todd & Candase DeVries; 803 S Cedar; 803 South Cedar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.49.001 - CANTON-HILLS ADD-LOTS 1 & 4 & N1/2 LOT 5 - BLK 49; 65.87

Tom VanDeKieft; 804 E 5th St; 804 East Fifth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.07.011 - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - LOTS 10 & 11 - BLK 7; 32.93

Andrew Oliver; 810 N Cedar; 810 North Cedar; Canton, SD 57013; 200.60.04.022 - CANTON-LINCOLN PARK ADD - LOTS 21 & 22 - BLK 4; 32.93

Teddy & Jeannie Haislip; 821 E 2nd St; 821 East Second; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.03.001 - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - LOTS 1 & 2 - BLK 3; 32.93

Jesse & Mackinze Adams; 822 E 3rd St; 822 East Third; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.03.012 - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - LOTS 11 & 12 - BLK 3; 131.73

Omar Peterson; 825 N Grant; 825 North Grant; Canton, SD 57013; 200.61.18.001 - CANTON-COLLEGE HGTS 2ND FILING - LOTS 1 & 2 & 1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 18; 32.93

Thomas Henke; 901 E 4th St; 900 East Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.06.011 - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - W 1/2 LOT 10 & ALL LOT 11 & N1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 6; 32.93

Shaun Baune; 913 W 4th St; 913 West Fourth; Canton, SD 57013; 200.28.12.003 - CANTON-FITZ & BEN - N 97’ LOT 3 BLK 12; 32.93

Erv Mulder; 315 N Wicker; 315 North Wicker; Canton, SD 57013; 200.38.00.007A - CANTON-FITZ SUB DIV S1/2 N 108’ O.L. 7; 32.93

Caps of Virginia; 200.49.01.002; PO Box 159; Canton, SD 57013; 200.49.01.002 - CANTON - OLD MAIN ADD LOT 2 - BLK 1; 65.87

Dennis Ballinger; 206 East Second; 206 East Second; Canton, SD 57013; 200.10.02.010A - ORIG CANTON - W1/2 LOTS 7 & 10 - BLK 2; 32.93

Callie Hruby; 217 W 11th; PO Box 284; Marion, SD 57043; 200.13.48.002 - CANTON-HILLS ADD - LOT 2 & N1/2 LOT 3 BLK 48; 32.93

JRC Construction LLC - Justin Castilleja; 421 W 6th; 4613 East 53rd St; Sioux Falls, SD 57110; 200.17.03.002 - CANTON-HIGHLAND ADD - LOTS 2 & 3 - BLK 3; 32.93

Aftershock Ventures LLC; 101 North Lawler; 156 Gual Dr; Sergeant Bluffs, IA 51054; 200.45.06.022 - CANTON-COLLEGE ADD - LOTS 20-21-22 & S1/2 VAC ALLEY - BLK 6; 32.93

Morris Yonan / Lincoln County ; 803 East Fourth; 104 North Main; Canton, SD 57013; 200.45.07.009 - CANTON -COLLEGE ADD - W 15’ LOT 8 & ALL LOT 9 - BLK 7; 2156.99

Debra and Bradley Olson; 604 South Bartlett; 604 South Bartlett; Canton, SD 57013; 200.13.42.002 - CANTON-HILLS

ADD-LOTS 2 & 3 - BLK 42 *EX PART SOLD*; 5565.69

in the City of Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota, said special assessment

being against the property for the corrective action.

WHEREAS, said assessment roll, now on fi le in the offi ce of the City Finance Offi cer of the City of Canton, South Dakota, is open for public inspection and is referred to for the particulars; and

WHEREAS, said assessment roll shows:

1. The name of the owner(s) of each lot to be assessed as shown by the assessment rolls of the Director of Equalization;

2. A description by lot, block, and addition, or by metes and bounds of each parcel of land to be assessed, recognizing divisions by deed of platted lots, and obtaining the legal description of land as of the date of the adoption of the Resolution of Necessity for such improvement;

3. The amount assessed against each lot;

4. The number of installments, the rate of interest deferred installments shall bear, and the whole of such assessment or any installment thereof may be paid at any time, and that all installments paid prior to the respective due dates shall be deemed paid in inverse order of their due date;

5. Whenever the word “lot” appears therein, it shall be construed to include tracts and other parcels of land.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that 19th day of October, 2020, at the hour of 7:00 p.m. in the Canton Depot - 600 West 5th Street in the City of Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota, be and the same is hereby fi xed as the time and place for hearing upon said assessment roll. Any interested person may appear and show cause why the Governing Body of the said City of Canton, South Dakota should not approve and levy said assessments against the respective premises as set forth in said assessment roll, to defray the costs of the nuisance abatement.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Finance Offi cer of the City of Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota shall be and is hereby authorized and directed to cause this Resolution and Notice to be published in the offi cial newspaper in the City of Canton, South Dakota, one week prior to the date set for such hearing.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Finance Offi cer of the City of Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota shall mail a copy of this Resolution and Notice, by fi rst-class mail with postage thereon fully prepaid, addressed to the owner(s) of any property to be assessed for such nuisance abatement at their address as shown by the records of the Director of Equalization. Such mailing shall be done at least one (1) week prior to the date set for said hearing.

Dated at Canton, South Dakota, this 21st day of September, 2020.

THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY

OF CANTON, SOUTH DAKOTABY ______________________________Sandra Lundstrom, MayorATTEST: BY _______________________________ Kyle Cwach, Municipal Finance

Offi cer Publish: October 1st, 2020

Published in the Sioux Valley News on October 8, 2020 at the total approximate cost of $202.76.

Notice of Deadline

CITY OF HARRISBURG NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF PACKAGE OFF SALE LIQUOR LICENSE and

RETAIL ON-OFF SALE MALT BEVERAGE & SD FARM WINE LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that the City Council of Harrisburg, South Dakota will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, October 20, 2020