Jorgensen Ranches Ranked First in Angus Registrations for South Dakota During 2022

Jorgensen Ranches, Ideal, ranked as largest in registering the most Angus beef cattle in South Dakota with the American Angus Association® during fiscal year 2022, which ended Sept. 30, according to Mark McCully, Association chief executive officer.

Angus breeders across the nation in 2022 registered 304,822 head of Angus cattle. “Our association members lead the industry in adopting new technology and breeding the most problem-free cattle for their customers,” McCully said. “Cattlemen across the country continue to find registered Angus seedstock are the most profitable option for their herd.”

ANGUS MEANS BUSINESS. The American Angus Association is the nation’s largest beef breed organization, serving more than 25,000 members across the United States, Canada and several other countries. The association provides programs and services to farmers, ranchers and others who rely on Angus to produce quality genetics for the beef industry and quality beef for consumers. Raven Angus, Colome, ranked as fourth largest in registering the most Angus beef cattle in South Dakota with the American Angus Association® during fiscal year 2022, which ended Sept. 30, according to Mark McCully, association chief executive officer.

Playing Tripp County Flag football is this Indianapolis Colts team

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Playing Tripp County Flag football is this Indianapolis Colts team. Pictured in front from left are Gianna Phillips, Rex Pederson, Kaysen Storms, Connor Herman. Second row players are Jack Peters, Crawston Craven, Bentley Dougherty, Nathan Melius. In back are coaches Jordyn Harter, Sully Shippy and Cole Rank. Not pictured are coaches Jack Peters, Cody Wheadon. Player not pictured is Liam Schroeder.

Winner homecoming parade winners

The Winner High School junior class won the prize for best use of theme (Netflix) at the homecoming parade. The junior class with Stranger Things also won first for most creative with the freshmen class taking second with Grown Ups.

The best decorated float went to Winner Warrior coffee company and second to Ideal community youth program.

BankWest won the prize for best business entry and Southern Plains Behavioral Health Services took second.

Best class reunion entry went to the class of 2002. Second went to the 50 year class of 1972.

Winner High School class of 1972 held their 50th reunion

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The Winner High School class of 1972 held its 50th reunion at homecoming. Pictured in front from left are Dave Richter, Black Hawk; Diane (Fisher) Brown, Winner; Jane (Huddle) Megrdle, Wentworth; Cindy (Foster) Peters, Winner; Theresa (Meyer) Kulbel, Yankton; Marsha (Littau) Hubner, Avon; Keith Jansen, Norfolk, Neb.; Steve Lapsley, Valentine, Neb. Second row from left are Dianna (Edwards) Blazo, Brookings, Ore.; Joel Keierleber, Colome; Alvin Keszler, Winner; Larry Sargent, Winner; Susan (Shippy) Stewart, Pierre; Vicki (Bittner) Jansen, Norfolk, Neb.; Vicki (Kubik) Hubner, Sioux Falls; Jeanne (Carr) Kittle, Aurora, Colo. and Dan Rademacher, Winner. Row three from left are Sandra (Dewes) VanKekerix, Witten; Lori (Schroeder) Kahler, Winner; Charlotte (Chambers) Deaver, Winner; Tammy (Lefler) Pravecek, Enid, Okla.; Mona (Duffy) Evans, Winner; Karen (Lentz) Barclay, Rapid City; Judy (Petersen) Roan, Wood River, Neb.; Ronda (Doescher) Hanson, O’Neill, Neb; Diane (Hosek) Nemec, Holabird; Shirley Fast, Winner; Jack Docken, Mitchell; Joan (Fernholz) Grim, Gregory; Bev (Elliott) Wortman, Oconomowoc, Wis.; Marla (Long) Liggett, Winner. Fourth row from left are Deb (Heying) Kulbel, Hill City; Neil Connot, Yankton; Ron Hurd, Urbandale, Iowa; Jim Matzke, Los Alamos, N. M.; Roger Fischer, Belle Fourche; Karyl (Lentz) Kauer, Winner; Pat Sharkey, Ft. Dodge, Iowa and Scott Key, Murdo.