387-0777 Thursday, October 20th: Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, white gravy, tropical fruit, banana bread and milk. Friday, October 21st: Crumble burger, bun, baked beans, french fries, peaches and milk.

The Ainsworth Girls Cross Country Team along with Corbin Swanson punched their tickets to the NSAA State Cross Country Championships with their performances on Thursday, October 13th. Corbin Swanson earned his ticket with a top fifteen performance while the girls’ squad of Katherine Kerrigan, Emma Kennedy, Payton Moody and Preselyn Goochey all finished in the top eleven to walk away with the District D-4 Title.

Fall evenings bring a prominent visitor to southern skies for Northern Hemisphere observers: the bright star Fomalhaut! Sometimes called “The Autumn Star,” Fomalhaut appears unusually distant from other bright stars in its section of sky, leading to its other nickname: “The Loneliest Star.” Since this star appears so low and lonely over the horizon for many observers, is so bright, and often wildly twinkles from atmospheric turbulence, Fomalhaut’s brief but bright seasonal appearance often inspires a few startled UFO reports. While definitely out of this world – Fomalhaut is about 25 light years distant from us – it has been extensively studied and is a fascinating, and very identified, stellar object.

ployees of neighboring businesses park in front of the clinic during the day limiting parking spaces. No action was taken.

Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG) is a professional honor society of key women educators in the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and Japan. Local chapter members come from many backgrounds and interests. Some benefits of membership are scholarships for graduate studies, subscriptions to professional journals and magazines, and funding for educational projects and professional development.

1897: 125 Years Ago Herman Weets the young man who left this place a few days ago for the Hospital in Omaha to have an operation performed on his head, which seems to have a very dangerous growth, is improving rapidly and will be home in a few days: Frank Sedlacek, a 17-year-old boy, has been brought to Valentine charged with murder in the first degree. By some it is believed that Frank either purposely or by accident shot and killed his 11-year-old sister, though the lad stoutly maintains that she shot herself accidently.