For Sale:
#950 Bearcat grinder/mixer. It is in excellent condition and always stored inside. Asking for $2,000 obo. 540-7479
300-gallon plastic totes in metal frames. Can be used for water storage, or whatever you want. 712-324-4871
Two tickets to any show during the 2026 season at the Black Hills Playhouse in Custer, South Dakota. Asking for $50 for the pair. Call, or text 712-261-1038
2015 Chrysler Town and Country. It has 148,000 miles on it. It was bought new. It is loaded and in excellent condition. Asking for $7,500. Call 712-348-3486 for more information.
16-foot portable auger, 6-foot Frontier rotary mower, new Clarke 16-speed Drill Press with laser centering device. 712-344-9247
Wanted:
15-foot sweep auger for a 30-foot grain bin. Should come with an electric motor drive, but does not need the electric motor. 540-7479
Heavy duty lawn mower jack. 712-363-2795
Foodie Friday:
It’s National Cotton Candy Day!
The origins of cotton candy trace back to the 18th century. The first documented mention of a spun sugar treat appeared in a recipe from the 1730s. It wasn’t, however, until the early 19th century that sugar spinning began to take form as we know it today.
Most of it was hand-spun until 1897 when the first commercially successful cotton candy machine was developed by William Morrison and John C. Wharton. Their invention was the first electrically powered machine that could spin sugar into strands, creating the fluffy confection we know today.
