April 9, 2019 • Page 4 1815 shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Miscellaneous Viasat Satellite Internet. Up to 12 Mbps Plans starting at $30/month. Our Fastest Speeds (up to 50 Mbps) & Unlimited Data Plans Start at $100/month. Call Viasat today! 1-855-445-5297 (MCN) Want to purchase minerals and other oil/gas interests. Send details to: P.O. Box 13557, Denver CO 80201 (MCN) 1830 Rummage Sales Habitat for Humanity 104 Capitol (The Mill) parking in rear Friday, 4/12, 8am-5:00pm Saturday, 4/13, 8am-130pm Gigantic Rummage Sale: Includes antiques and re-purposed items. Half price after noon on Saturday. No Presales. 1840 Lost and Found Lost: Area of 21st and Broadway, light brown leather billfold. Very valuable to me. 605-6656117 Lost: Walmart area, Wide gold wedding band. Very valuable to me. Call 605-665-6117 1850 Agriculture For Sale: 1996 White 12 Row 6100 Corn Planter, 30 Inch Rows, 15 Inch Disc Blades, Furrow Openers, New Style Closing Wheels, $7500. Phone 605-677-7961. 1855 Alfalfa - Hay For Sale: Prairie hay big round bales, 1,600 lbs., net wrapped by Newport. Hay test available. Call Russ Olson, 402-340-0617. 1870 Ag Equipment Buying old farm equipment cleaning up groves, pivots, and grain bins. Benjamin Recycling 402-750-4309. South Dakota Has A Balanced Budget For FY2020 Governor Kristi Noem signed final appropriations bills for FY2020 in late March. “In South Dakota, our system of budgeting works,” said Liza Clark, South Dakota’s chief financial officer. “The three branches of government work together to prioritize our citizens while responsibly using the resources available to us. South Dakota is on the right track, and this budget positions us well for the future. We should be proud of our hard work.” The final appropriations bills Noem signed this week include: •10 percent inflation for nursing homes. This equates to nearly $18.1 million in total ongoing funds for nursing homes. •6.5 percent inflation for community support providers (CSPs). This equates to over $9.0 million in total ongoing funds for the CSPs. •Other communitybased providers will get 3-4 percent. Non-communitybased providers will get an average of 1.5 percent. •A 2.5 percent increase to the target teacher salary for K-12 general education and special education. •2.5 percent for technical institutes. •2.5 percent increase in salaries for our state employee workforce, plus funding to structurally balance the state’s health plan. •Funding to confront the meth epidemic, including: education, enforcement, and treatment. •Match funding for Statewide 211. Noem signed the following bills on March 27: •SB8 – An act to provide for a statewide resource information system •SB118 – An act to establish certain provisions regarding advance care planning •SB123 – An act to provide for the adoption of privacy protection policies •SB128 – An act to make an appropriation to the gaming commission fund, to provide for the transfer of funds to the special racing revolving fund and the South Dakota-bred racing fund, and to declare an emergency •SB136 – An act to provide for the utilization of telehealth by a health care professional •SB137 – An act to provide for the payment of claims for covered services provided by a health care professional via telehealth •SB140 – An act to provide for the increase of higher education enrolled members of the nine federally recognized tribes in South Dakota at regental institutions •SB146 – An act to revise certain provisions regarding licenses for speech-language pathology services •SB167 – An act to establish a legislative study to study offenses regarding controlled substances •SB172 – An act to make an appropriation for costs related to disasters in the state and to declare an emergency •SB178 – An act to make an appropriation to the Department of Game, Fish and Parks to fund certain improvements to Palisades State Park and to declare an emergency •SB179 – An act to revise the property tax levies for the general fund of school districts and to revise the state aid to education formula •SB180 – An act to revise the General Appropriations act for fiscal year 2019 •SB181 – An act to provide for the transfer of funds from the budget Livestock - Poultry 2 Year old virgin Angus bulls, grandsons of OCC Paxton, good dispositions, semen tested,EPD's available, Keith Reed, 402-649-3615. “Well that about tears it!” said Steve, twitching his walA bill to increase rus moustache. “How do they expect a guy to get by when habitat programs and Black Angus Yearling Bulls they tell him what to do and to send money and re-up eve- strengthen the future for sale. Allen Leader, ry dang thing in your billfold. It ain’t right!” of pheasant hunting Niobrara, NE. We hadn’t seen our favorite cowboy so worked up over in South Dakota was For more information please call 402-857-3665 or 402-841- something since the boss made him shoe the neighbor la- signed by Gov. Kristi dy’s mule. He still limps now and then when the weather Noem last week. 8997. turns cold. Each year, 81,000 For Sale: Registered yearling Steve had been sipping coffee and slitting envelopes as non-resident pheasant black angus bulls. A I sired and bred for performace and docili- he combined caffeine and mail. As usual. hunters spend more “Are you going to ask him?” said Doc, turning to Herb. ty. All are December and January born and many are suit“You’re closer to him than I am, Doc. I might have to than $156 million in able for heifers. John Schieffer South Dakota – a signifiraise my voice. Weakens a guy.” 605-661-8531; Marnie Schiefcant engine to tourism, Doc grinned. “Okay, Steve, what’s the problem?” fer 605-661-8526. “Licenses. Every dang time you turn around some guy the state’s second largbehind a counter tells you you have to buy a license. Runs est industry. Poppe Bulls for sale from “As South Dakota’s Horseshoe Hill Ranch. a guy straight into the poorhouse. It does. Sim Angus, and Red Angus. Sportsman in Chief, “Why, you have to have a license for your pickup, and DNA enhanced EPDs, Exfor your dog, and I’ll bet if a guy got married, he’d need a I’m committed to cellent Dispositions, Carcass expanding habitat license for that, too.” Merit & Grow Power, Calving Ease & Maternal Value. and pheasant hunting “You got that right,” said Dud. Sired by Chaps, Southside, “Them HAM radio guys gotta have a license, too,” Ste- opportunities for the Rubicon, Paycheck, Cowboy ve said. “Once you buy a license, they give you all them next generation,” Noem Cut, Wide Range, Profit Builder & more. PRICES, innumbers and letters, so your buddies in Thailand know said. “My Second Cenformation & videos at it’s you. I’m tired of it. We need a simpler way to live.” tury Initiative gets kids PoppeBulls.com “Okay, Steve,” Doc said, “What do you suggest we do?” Answers protects our Book 67: outside, 89079 544 Ave Steve grinned. “Everybody get a horse. You don’t need Sudoku #1 grasslands, and Bloomfield, NE native Jay Poppe a license for the horse. You can get on him and ride him 9continues6 our1 state’s 7 3 5 8 4 2 402-640-9031 everywhere you go. Works out just fine, in my thinking.” 2incredible outdoor 8 4 1 7 3 5 6 9 Doc smiled. “I have to go to a conference in Boston, 5 6 1 2 4 9 3 8 7 1890 Seed - Feed Steve. 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