Opinion

In early America, there were many ways for someone on the frontier to die. Those explorers and settlers were faced with an abundance of causes which often resulted in their death. It was an often painful and gruesome experience.

Happy Easter and hopeful spring beginnings. Back where I left off — I am going to refer to Mark 12:21 and a poem I learned in the fifth grade written by Leigh Hunt called “Abou Ben Adhem.” The poem was written in 1883 and traces back to a Muslim mystic’s story about King Ibrahim. Check out this poem. The basic premise is “we are our brother’s and sister’s keeper”.

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Everywhere we turn, we see symbols of renewal and rebirth. Spring snows blankets Custer State Park while buffalo calves are being born on the prairie. Elsewhere, the snow has turned to rain showers - a blessing to all, especially to our farmers preparing the fields for spring planting.

South Dakotans reading their morning newspaper in early March of this year learned that the wreckage of the Endurance, the lost vessel of Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton, had been located at the bottom of the Weddell Sea. It was located 9,842 feet below the surface of the sea at the South Pole.

Dear Editor: In my letter printed in the 6 April Gregory Times-Advocate in answer to A Canadian’s Perspective, “that according to the Apostle Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians, ch. 14, v.

CIRCUIT COURT Thurman Cournoyer, III, 29, Marty, SD, driving under the influence - 2nd offense, court costs $306.00, surcharges $46.50, license revoked for 1 year, sent to jail 360 days, suspended 315 days, credit 23 days, comment: 22 more days to serve (total of 45 days); operator assure passengers 5-18 wear seat belts, fine $25.00; open alcoholic beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed - motion by prosecutor; driving with suspended (not revoked) license, dismissed - motion by prosecutor; seat belt violation, dismissed - motion by prosecutor; fail to use child passenger restraint system, dismissed - motion by prosecutor; driving under the influence - 1st offense, punishment enhanced by Part II information; conditions:pay to the Clerk of Courts all ordered fines and costs pursuant to the payment plan; obey all federal, state, and local laws and municipal ordinances for 360 days; no possession or consumption of alcohol or illegal drugs, including marijuana, or controlled substances without a current prescription from a physician from whom you are receiving medical treatment, or any other substances that are used with the intent to become intoxicated, for 360 days; voluntarily submit to a PBT or UA at the request of any law enforcement officer or court services officer for a period of 360 days, and pay for any costs associated with that testing; submit to a warrantless search by law enforcement of your person, home, or vehicle for the presence of alcohol, illegal drugs, including marijuana, and controlled substances for a period of 360 days; not enter any bars for 360 days, that being any business establishment that sells alcoholic beverages as its primary business; defendant to complete drug and alcohol evaluation by June 29, 2022, and complete all recommendations by October 12, 2022; appear for regularly scheduling review hearing, with the next review hearing on June 29, 2022, if d & a evaluation completed and all filed with the Clerk of Courts, no need to return for the review hearing..

I love learning about history. When I see the granite faces on Mount Rushmore, I always want to learn more about the men enshrined there. When I walk through downtown Rapid City and see the bronze statues of our presidents, I want to learn more about each of their successes and failures. I love the stories - and we can learn powerful lessons from those stories.

Those interested in the cattle ranges of the Great Plains can find some of their beginnings during the colonial times in what was to become South Carolina as well as in the Spanish ranches of the Southwest. There were similarities between them as well as differences. It must also be remembered that the terminology used to describe the raising of cattle on the open range all across America changed over the years.

Dear Editor: Having read our Canadian correspondent’s letter in the 23 March Times-Advocate, and done the industrial strength cerebrating J.L.’s letter prompted, as intended, I would like to share my thoughts... I must say that J.L.