The August 1, 1908, issue of the Custer W e e k l y Chronicle contained this headline: “JACK S U L LY ’ S WIDOW WINS FIRST ROUND.” In the news story coming out of Sioux Falls - which was the location of the federal court where Mrs. Sully’s case was being heard - it was reported: “The first round in the United States court in this city in the fight for possession of about 10,000 acres of land, valued at approximately $125,000, had been won by Mrs. Mary Sully, widow of ‘Jack’ Sully, the famous desperado and so-called ‘King of Cattle Rustlers,’ who was shot and killed a few years ago during a running fight with the deputy United States marshal and members of his posse.”

Representative Marty Overweg District 21 Aurora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Gregory, Tripp Counties Committees: Vice Chair Agriculture and Natural Resources, Member of Local Government Capitol Address: 500 E. Capitol Ave.

Making the best state in the nation even better As the 2023 legislative session comes to a close, I want to take a moment to look back at what the legislature and I were able to accomplish working together for the people of South Dakota. We advanced the American dream.

The regular meeting of the Gregory City Council was held at 6:00 p.m., Monday, April 3, 2023, at City Hall. Elderberry tea is a twist on painting tutorial beverage choice Librarian Tara Engel distributed a flyer to promote the library’s “Garden Party” tea party painting tutorial on Saturday, April 22.

Pietro Schieroni is a foreign exchange student at Gregory High School this semester. His host family is the Wade and Amy Juracek family.

Greg and Sandy Smith recently embarked on the next chapter of their real estate careers, launching their new business, SD Rooted. After working under Jack Gunvordahl for three years and being assisted by Sandy’s dad, Vince Berens, who had his own real estate business for over 40 years, Greg took the responsible broker course to become an independent broker.