Helen Berry, 91 of Pierre died Wednesday, March 9, 2005, at St. Mary’s TCU.

Memorial services were held Saturday, March 12, at the Madison Ave. Church of Christ.

Family committal was at Riverside Cemetery following the services.

Helen Berry, daughter of Bertha and Ernest Bottke was born on January 27, 1914, at her parents’ farm in Milesville, SD. She attended school in Milesville, Redfield and Rapid City.

She married Carl Berry on June 10, 1932.

Edna L. Buls, age 97, of Philip, died Wednesday, March 9, 2005, at the Philip Nursing Home.

Services were held Saturday, March 12, at the First Lutheran Church in Philip, with Pastor Ann Schlossnagle officiating.

Music was provided by JoAnne Stilwell, organist, and Elvera Moos, vocalist. Ushers were Dwight and Paul Slovek, Bob and Bill Thoson, Rod and John Knutson.

Interment was in the Masonic Cemetery. Rush Funeral Home of Philip was in charge of the arrangements.

Edna L.

Edna M. Buswell, age 96, of Philip, died Tuesday, March 8, 2005, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip.

Services will be held at a later date in Aberdeen. Rush Funeral Home of Philip is in charge of arrangements.

Edna May Sherwood was born July 5, 1908, at Midland, SD, the daughter of Mervin and Fleta May (Weeks) Sherwood. She moved with her family to Philip in January 1918.

On Saturday, March 5, the town of Philip and other well-wishers from in-state and out-of-state honored Dr. George J. Mangulis. His loyalty to his profession and his 50 years of loyalty to the Philip area was noted by many, many people.

The doors of the fine arts building of the Philip High School officially opened at 2:00 p.m. for cake and coffee and punch. But, the building was full of activity long before that. Many guests wore lapel cards that read “I was delivered by Dr.

On Saturday, March 5, the town of Philip and other well-wishers from in-state and out-of-state honored Dr. George J. Mangulis. His loyalty to his profession and his 50 years of loyalty to the Philip area was noted by many, many people.

The doors of the fine arts building of the Philip High School officially opened at 2:00 p.m. for cake and coffee and punch. But, the building was full of activity long before that. Many guests wore lapel cards that read “I was delivered by Dr.

The Philip Lady Scotties faced off against long-time rivals the Kadoka Kougars in the second game of district tournament.

The evening before was a drain on energy and emotion, with an overtime win against the New Underwood Tigers. The Scotties still came out strong in the second game and scored the first four points. They also almost doubled the Kougars’ score at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter was a catch-up time for Kadoka.

Philip vs. Kadoka

The Philip Scotties boys’ basketball team traveled to Kadoka to play against the Kougars on Friday, February 25. The Kougars won with a final score of 47-61.

Scoring

1st 2nd 3rd 4th F

Philip: 11 16 14 6 47

Kadoka: 14 17 17 13 61

Points

Philip: N/A per request of the coach

Kadoka: Ty Thompson - 21; Key Addison - 17; Skyler Patterson - 7; Alan Brunsch - 6; Kade Bonenberger - 4; Jerad Carlson, Carter Uhlir and Shane VanderMay - 2 each

Three-pointers

Philip: 3: O’Dea - 2, Schulz - 1

Wall: 4: C.

The five Philip Scottie wrestlers who earned at least a fourth place position at the Region IV B wrestling tournament went on to the state tournament held in Aberdeen on Friday and Saturday, February 25-26.

Out of 61 teams represented, Philip ranked 37 with a score of seven. Thirteen school or cooperative teams had no scores.

Jordan Smith, 103:

•1st round: dec. over Joseph Aesoph, Faulkton, 13-4

•quarterfinals: dec. by Tyler Stark, Elk Point/Jefferson, 0-6

•2nd-round wrestle-back: dec.

The five Philip Scottie wrestlers who earned at least a fourth place position at the Region IV B wrestling tournament went on to the state tournament held in Aberdeen on Friday and Saturday, February 25-26.

Out of 61 teams represented, Philip ranked 37 with a score of seven. Thirteen school or cooperative teams had no scores.

Jordan Smith, 103:

•1st round: dec. over Joseph Aesoph, Faulkton, 13-4

•quarterfinals: dec. by Tyler Stark, Elk Point/Jefferson, 0-6

•2nd-round wrestle-back: dec.

Ingrid Trostheim, a 22 year old teaching student from Norway, assisted at the Cheyenne School for two weeks to experience American education.

Trostheim joined her fiancé, Hans Wold, who is in South Dakota on business for the Norsvin Company. She decided that she also could experience a different country, and she could experience a different school system.

Both Wold and Trostheim are staying with the Schon and Tanya Fillingim family at the Cheyenne Ranch near Milesville. Wold is there on business for the Norsvin Company of Norway.