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 Holabird AdvocateProviding all the news we see fit to print since 2002!Tuesday, November 25, 2003 VOL. II Issue 11N HOLABIRD SLOWLY DIGS OUT After getting 10 inches of snow dumped on them, the people of Holabird are getting on life. The folks at the Ponderosa are still short on milk, but have borrowed a some expired milk from Darrel and Kristi Hinkle. Hopefully the will get to Highmore tomorrow. They could have went to Highmore earlier, but had to preg test cows on Monday. Today they are watching Shelby and Justin for Kristi while she has her Girl Scout meeting with a troop 13 girl scouts (unlucky for some). The Methodist church in Highmore had no Sunday School or church service because Brother Bill was snowed in at Faulkton all weekend. Darrel Hinkle took his kids out snowmobiling to cheer them up. CODY ZILVERBERG COMING HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Holabird's own Cody Zilverberg, son of Don and Peg Zilverberg will be coming home from Guatemala. It is reported he will be coming by bus at least as far as El Paso, Texas. All of us at the Holabird Advocate hope he has a good trip. MEDIA TRIES TO SEQUESTER JANKLOW JURY There are 19 seperate media organizations (the Holabird Advocate is not one of them) have petioned Judge Steele to sequester the jury in the case against Representative Bill Janklow. They claim that this will allow them more journalistic freedom. A similar motion was also filed by the McCook County States Attorney's office earlier, However, that motion was refused by the judge. On an unrelated matter, the federal investigation into the lobbyist how was given an in-state elk hunting license by Janklow when he was South Dakota's Governor was dropped because of "insufficent merit".
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