(605) 835-8089

Opinion

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

The Laramie Treaty of 1868 called for a central agency to be established for the Brules, Oglalas, and other bands who had participated in Red Cloud’s War (1866 - 1868). This was a conflict between the Lakota Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho alliance and the U. S. Government.

A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE

In 2023, the world experienced a record 63 billion+ dollar weather disasters, the US had 28 of them costing a total of $93 billion. As of August 8, in the US there have been 19, before hurricane Debbie. Now FEMA is nearly out of money to help recover from future weather disasters. Forget climate change, these are unpredictable worldwide and extreme weather events occurring with increasing frequency.

Krcil indicted on numerous counts

Trevor Jon Krcil, 36, Burke, SD, has been indicted for first incident on commission of felony while armed with a firearm, second degree burglary, third degree burglary, false reporting to authorities (2 counts), violation of a protection order, stalking, and criminal entry of motor vehicle after an incident that occurred between July 20 and 22, 2024.

News Briefs.....

Funeral services will be held for Deb Hoy, age 67 Funeral services for Deb Hoy, of Lincoln, NE, formerly of Gregory, SD, will be held on Monday, September 2, 2024, at 10:30 a.m., at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Gregory, SD.

Transformation = Discomfort

In my last article we explored Carl Jung’s ideas around acceptance and surrender in therapy. This article will look into another Jungian quote, “there is no coming to consciousness without pain.” Jung believed that often in therapy, it is necessary for clients to journey through emotional pain as they move toward selfawareness and healing. This may seem like a bit of a paradox, that suffering can lead to wellness. It can be hard to trust that the way out is through. Many people seek therapy for relief from discomfort and we are inviting clients to dive into it and sit with it? Yes, and we understand that it can be a bit scary that growth often requires discomfort.

Governor Kristi Noem

It’s back to school time! My kids are all grown up with their school days behind them, and though my grandkids are still young, Miss Addie is starting preschool! This time of year means so much to me. Everything that I do is about making our state safer and stronger for our kids and grandkids – and making sure they get an excellent education is a huge part of that.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

Because of the danger from sandbars and snags, the captain and crew of the “Evening Star,” amid many doubts and uncertainties, held to their course, passing Bon Homme, Santee Sioux Agency, Ponca Agency, and Yankton Sioux Agency, and finally arriving at Fort Randall. They landed some freight and were visited by those living at the fort.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear editor, Just wanted to acknowledge the article in the paper regarding the Buche Store donating food to the Indian population in South Dakota. I used to work at Buches back in the 1950’S when I was in high school and felt very proud that I did so. I remember the grandfather, and probably this young man’s father who would come to visit the store periodically to see how things were going. They would be very proud of the young Buche gentleman who runs Buches now. What a wonderful gesture of humanity and kindness he displayed. Still get the Gregory paper on line and enjoy reading what goes on in my old hometown. Anita Brotsky Saathoff Orlando, Florida

Correction....

Jack Hartinger passed away on August 6, 2024, at the Avantara North Nursing Home in Rapid City SD, at the Avera Gregory Hospital in Gregory, SD. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.