Articles from the February 23, 2022 edition
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Legislative visit
The Ipswich Junior Government class traveled to Pierre on Feb. 14, 2022 for the Legislative Session. The students had the opportunity to meet with District 23 legislators, tour the Capitol and...
This is South Dakota School Board Recognition Week
by Trent R. Osborne Superintendent In challenging times such as these, a community’s elected officials face incredible challenges. Often, they are required to make choices and decisions they never dreamed they might face when agreeing to offer t...
Girls BB Region rescheduled
The Girls Basketball Regional Tournament had to be postponed due to the weather. The Ipswich vs. North Central game will now be played at 4 p.m. today, Feb. 23 in the Ipswich School gym. The gym doors will open at 3:35 for the fans. The second night...
By Fiddlin' Around
What is that white stuff blowing around for a change, I'm certainly not confusing it with flour escaping from a bakery window. But it wasn't very many days ago when that stuff in the air was dust colored because that's exactly what we were...
Legislative pages
Local students served as Pages for District 23 Legislators in the South Dakota House this year. Ipswich students serving as Pages were Evan Onken, Lawson Santema and Jailey Hutson....
The Library Remembers When...
From the Ipswich Tribune September 13, 1928 edition METAL BOX TO BE PLACED IN ARCH An interesting ceremony to which all are invited will be held at the Yellowstone Trail Arch on the afternoon of Friday, September 14 at 4:30 p.m. There will be...
School menu
February 24 — K-5: Chicken Nuggets, corn; 6-12: Chef Salad, bread slices; Both: broccoli, apricots, chocolate cake, milk February 25 — Omelet, salsa, long john, edamame, peppers and onions, applesauce, milk February 28 — Chili Dog, green beans...
Charlotte J. Kost
A Celebration of Life Service for Charlotte J. Kost, age 87, of Fairmont, Minn., will be held at a later date on her birthday on June 10, 2022, at First Congregational United Church of Christ in... Full story
Henry Meier
Henry Bernard Meier died at home surrounded by his family in Sacramento, Calif. on Feb. 11, 2022 at the age of 97. Henry was born in Roscoe on May 9, 1924, to Andrew and Magdalena (Ehnes) Meier, the... Full story
Three I/B wrestlers earn trips to State B
The Region 1B Wrestling Tournament was held Saturday, Feb. 18 in Britton. The Ipswich/Bowdle Tigers had seven athletes compete with five placing and three qualifying for the State Tournament in Sioux...
Tigers host Potter County
Ipswich played host to the Potter County Lady Batters on February 17 in the Tiger Den, but lost the non-conference confrontation 54-25. The Tiger girls were limited to four first-quarter points...
Pirates steal win from Tiger girls
Ipswich traveled south to face HIghmore-Harrold in a girls varsity basketball encounter on February 15. But the Tiger girls were topped 57-33 by the host team. The Pirates would grab an early working advantage, pirating a 21-8 first-quarter lead....
Boys Basketball Region 2B begins Monday, Feb. 28
Boys Basketball Regional competition will begin on Monday, Feb. 28, continuing on March 1 and 4. The 8 vs. 9 seed game and 7 vs. 10 game will be on Monday at the site of the higher seed at 7 p.m. Tuesday the #1 seed will play the winner of...
PC Battlers take over Tiger Den
Ipswich hosted a talented boys' high school basketball opponent from Potter County on February 17 in the Tiger Den. And the result was a 69-35 non-conference setback for the host team. The Tigers...
Ipswich boys stop Hitchcock-Tulare
Ipswich easily won a 66-37 home-court boys varsity basketball clash with the Hitchcock-Tulare Patriots on February 15 . The non-conference boys' only confrontation featured Ipswich out-scoring its visitors 20-8 in the first quarter, capped by a Carte...
Tigers get win at Warner Classic Saturday
The Ipswich Tiger boys improved their record to 13-6 with an impressive 70-26 non-conference win over Florence/Henry during a classic in Warner on February 19. The Tigers rolled out to a 21-5 first-quarter advantage and wouldn't look back. They led...
