Roth Family Lives for Paddlefish Season

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Volume 39 • Number 16
Roth Family Lives for Paddlefish Season
By Ashley Harris
Many things can bring a
family together. For the Roth
family that thing is Paddlefish
season. Ilene Roth of Sidney,
has been grilling and pickling paddlefish for as long as
she can remember.
Although she says the
paddlefish are very good
grilled, Ilene prefers to pickle
them. She explained that
paddlefish are perfect for
pickling because they don’t
have any bones, so you don’t
have to wait for the bones to
soften.
She says it’s an easy
process; it just takes a little
patience.
The very first step is to
cut the paddlefish meat into
pieces. The next step is to
soak the meat in 1 cup salt to
4 cups water for 48 hours.
After soaking, rinse the meat
and then soak in white vinegar for another 48 hours.
To start the pickling process, cook up the brine.
Ilene’s recipe calls for 4 cups
white vinegar, 2 cups sugar,
4 bay leaves and 2 teaspoons of pickling spice. Boil
brine for about 5 minutes, let
cool and then add 3 tablespoons lemon juice. To prepare the meat for the pickling
process, dice it up into serving size pieces. Using a gallon jar, Ilene then layers fish
meat with cut up onions before pouring the brine over
the fish. After waiting about a
week, the fish will be ready
to eat.
Ilene used to rely on her
brother to catch her paddlefish to pickle, but now she has
7 kids, 19 grandkids and 6
great grandkids who help
provide the meat. Ilene
stated, “They have to gut it,
but I’ll cut it up.”
Luckily for her family,
that is not all she makes. Ilene
has been selling her baked
goods for 22 years at
Sidney’s farmers market.
Known for her caramel
rolls, Ilene also makes jellies,
syrups and homemade wine
amongst many other dishes.
Along with rhubarb, grapes,
strawberries and apples,
Ilene goes through a lot of
sugar, cream cheese, sour
cream and eggs.
So much so that she
buys it by the case and uses
three fridges at her home.
As a matter of fact, she
recalls a time when sugar
was on sale and she bought
about 100 pounds of it. At almost 74 years old, Ilene has
many tricks up her sleeve.
One of her tips she disclosed
was how to make eggs last
longer. She says that flipping
eggs over every couple days
will keep them good. When
Ilene Roth proudly displays a
blown up picture of her son
Rodney with his paddlefish
he caught last year.
Tuesday, May 28th was a good paddlefishing day for
the Roth family. Pictured here are Ilene’s relations
with their catches for the day: (L to R) DJ Roth, Adam
Knudson (boyfriend of granddaughter, Roxann), Lacy
Churchill (granddaughter), Lacy’s son Cheldon (great
grandson), Roxann Roth (granddaughter) and her
daughter Kaylynn (great granddaughter). (Photo
submitted by Lacy Churchill)
you buy cases at a time that
is an important tip to have.
Although paddlefish is
the preferred item to be cooking up, Ilene enjoys making
about anything you can think
of, which is evident once she
starts talking about her various creations. Once the Sidney Farmer’s Market starts up
later this summer find Ilene
and get some of her famous
caramel rolls.
Sidney Girls Place
2nd at State Track
& Field Meet
The Sidney girls track
team took second at the
state track & field meet on
Friday and Saturday, May 24
and 25 in Laurel.
Placing for the girls
were Lexi Prevost, 3rd in the
100 hurdles, 4th in the 300
hurdles and 5th in pole vault.
Erin Harris placed 4th in javelin, 2nd in pole vault and 5th
in the 100 hurdles. Jalyssa
Gorder placed 1 st in pole
vault
and
Whitney
Leuenberger placed 1st in
shot put and 1st in discus.
Placing for the boys
was Daulton King with 3rd in
the discus.
Whitney Leuenberger
started track and field as a
freshman, she qualified for
discus and shot put at
divisionals. At State that
year she took the 6th place
medal in shot put in Laurel,
but didn’t place in discus.
As a sophomore, she
won the shot put at
divisionals and took second
in the discus and at state in
Missoula she won the shot
put and was 2nd in the discus. She also qualified in
javelin, but was one place
shy of medal placing, she
took 7th place. As a team Sidney took 3rd place that year.
She broke the 35 year old
school record in the shot put
at the top ten meet in
Glasgow that year.
Whitney’s junior year,
she won the shot put again
at divisionals and was throwing in the snow at State in
Bozeman and won the shot
put. She took 2nd in the discus at both divisionals and
state.
Her senior year she won
divisionals in the shot put
and broke a 15 year old
class A shot put divisional
record with a throw of 41’4.5”
and won the discus with a
throw of 136’. At state in Laurel she won the shot put and
won the discus. Her best
throw in discus is 146’4”. She
states “I struggled with my
events this year because of
class scheduling and the
weather. I wasn’t able to get
into the weight class I needed
for training and the snow
held us up.” Ending her senior year and her high school
track and field career, she is
a 3 time state champion in
class A shot put, 1 time state
champion in the discus and
2 time runner up, altogether
a 7 time state placer.
She has had injuries
during the years but she
hasn’t let that stop her.
Whitney suffers from scolio-
sis so she often goes in for
an adjustment and travels every 6 months to a year to see
Dr. Dacre in Billings. She also
has a shoulder deformity
which can cause her some
discomfort. She suffered this
year from a pulled tendon in
her elbow in her throwing
arm and a broken finger on
her left hand. She states; “injuries are just part of the
game and you just work
through them.”
Whitney will be attending Dickinson State University majoring in pre-dentistry.
She has also been given a
Track and Field Scholarship,
so she will be on the Blue
Hawk Track and Field Team.
Whitney looks forward to
competing at the college
level.
Whitney would like to
wish the Sidney Track & Field
team lots of success in the
years to come and would like
to say thank you to all the
coaches. She states “they
were so instrumental in my
success as an athlete. Thank
you Coach Steve O’Toole,
Coach Roger Merritt, Coach
Steve Yockim, Coach Stacy
Collins and Coach Virginia
Dschaak. I will miss all of you
and God has granted me the
privilege of knowing you and
being one of your state champions. Thank You!”
Sidney girls 2nd place state track & field team: Front
(L-R) Coaches Steve Yockim, Steve O’Toole, Virginia
Dschaak, Stacey Collins, Roger Merritt. Back (L-R)
Sheridan Sundheim, Harmonie Hampton, Erin Harris,
Mikayla Minow, Whitney Leuenberger, Jalyssa Gorder,
Lexi Prevost, Ciara Sinks.
Whitney Leuenberger
throws the shot put at the
state track & field meet in
Laurel.
Jalyssa Gorder pole
vaults at the state track &
field meet in Laurel.
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More Than 10 Tons of E-waste
Collected at May Event
Submitted by Jackie
Couture
Altogether, more than 10
Tons of electronic waste was
recycled at the Spring 2013
“E-rase your E-waste” event
held in Sidney and Fairview
May 10 and 11. In their first
year hosting an event, 30
Fairview residents and businesses brought in more than
3,000 lbs. of that total during
that community’s annual citywide cleanup event held Saturday morning, May 11.
According to organizers,
118 area residents, businesses, schools and government agencies recycled
20,778 pounds of e-waste at
this year’s Spring “E-rase
your E-waste” event in Sidney and Fairview. Organizers
thanked area residents for
participating and, in particular, extended their appreciation to the volunteers who
help every year with the ewaste collection events.
“It went well,” Jackie
Couture, chair of the local “Erase your E-waste” Committee, said of this year’s first
collection. “Our volunteers
once again did an exceptional job in making sure everything ran smoothly for our
new e-cycler, Yellowstone Ewaste Solutions, out of Billings, MT, who also did a great
job for us.” She also thanked
the Richland County Solid
Waste Department for its
continued willingness to provide space for the e-cycling
event in Sidney.
Included among the
items collected in both communities were: 132 monitors,
127 CPUs, 25 laptops, 100
printers, 4 fax machines, 14
copiers and 106 television
sets. A half dozen microwaves and more than 2 Tons
of other, miscellaneous electronics (phones, gaming
consoles, mice, keyboards,
cameras, etc.) also contrib-
uted to the total.
“It was great to have
Fairview participate this year,”
Couture said, commenting
on this latest recycling event.
“Also, our new e-cycler,
Yellowstone E-waste Solutions, did a great job for us,
too, and the community once
again came out to support this
effort.”
That support has meant
significant reductions in
harmful chemicals and bulky
plastics finding their way into
the county’s local landfill.
While stressing that the fig-
ures are only estimates
based on typical computer
and TV systems, Couture
said the e-cycling event kept
more than 1800 pounds of
lead and 4800 pounds of
plastic out of the local landfill
as well as removing .19
pounds of mercury, a particularly hazardous chemical
even in minute amounts.
“Now we’re looking forward to the same successful
collaborations at our regular
fall event in Sidney set for this
coming September 6-7,” she
added.
E-waste ready for bundling
during Fairview’s annual
city-wide cleanup event
May 11.
Rau Student of the Quarter
Welcome MAMIC
(Montana Association of Mutual Insurance Companies)
Convention Attendees
Thursday - Saturday
June 6 - 8
Convention Hosted By Richland Farm Mutual Insurance
Rau School would like to announce Ashlee LeFors,
daughter of Brian and Nikole LeFors, as their student of the
quarter for the fourth quarter. Ashlee always has a positive
attitude and is a great example to the other students at Rau.
She is a hard worker and always does her work to the best of
her abilities. She is kind and respectful and always willing to
help teachers and peers alike. Ashlee is honest and polite
and follows the rules in the classroom, lunchroom and on
the playground. Ashlee enjoys dancing, singing and spending time with her friends and family.
Right: Ashlee LeFors
HOMEFEST 2013
JUNE 27 - 29 • WATFORD CITY, ND
Thursday, June 27
5pm - 8pm ....... Summer Sounds - Tourist Park
Featuring Lonesome Willy
& Jesse Veeder at 6pm
Friday, June 28
Thank You To All
Our Sponsors Including:
• Montana Claims Service
• Edward Jones - Jerry Hughes
• Stockman Bank
• The Roundup
• Guy Carpenter, LLC
• Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance
• IMT Computer Services
10am - 3pm ..... Petting Zoo
11am - 6pm ..... Homefest Street Fair - Main Street
* Kid Games * Bingo
* Kids Zone * Dog Parade
1pm - 7pm ....... Golf Scrambles - Fox Hills
2pm - 4pm ....... School Tours - WC High School
7pm .................. Missoula Childrens’ Theater - WCHS
9pm - 1am ....... Filthy Beats & The Dwaylors - Main Street
Saturday, June 29
8am .................. Homefest Road Race - Wellness Center
10am - 5pm ..... Art In The Park - WC Tourist Park
* Food Vendors * Gymnastics Performance
* Jeff Meyer & The Blue Sky Devils
* Baby pageant * Jessie Veeder & Friends
1pm .................. COED Mud Volley Ball - Tourist Park
2pm .................. Missoula Childrens’ Theater - WCHS
4pm - 7pm ....... Homefest Fish Fry - Main Street
5pm - 9pm ....... Homefest Fun - Main Street
* Kids Zone * Adult COED Team Games
9pm - 1am ....... Street Dance with K-Hook
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FIREMEN’S ANNUAL BREAKFAST
– Celebrating 100 Years! | Free Will Donation | Rides & Fun For The Kids | Come Support Our Firemen! –
Sunday, June 9 • 6 am - 1 pm • Sidney Fire Hall
Serving sausage, french toast, scrambled eggs, juice & coffee
Eastern MT Natives Return For Special Public Concert
Submitted by Kelly Reisig
Award-winning pianist Gy Salvevold and critically acclaimed and prize-winning international opera tenor, Christopher Bengochea, will be the featured performers at a special public performance on June 9th at 2 p.m. in Sidney’s
Pella Lutheran Church, located at 418 W. Main Street.
Salvevold started his piano career when he was three
years old, studying the Suzuke method under Sharon Anderson until he was eighteen. Continuing his studies at Montana State University in Bozeman under Laurel Yost, he performed extensively while also appearing with the Bozeman
symphony. Gy is the recipient of first prize in the 2012
Bradshaw & Buono International Piano competition where
he recently performed at Carnegie Hall, one of American’s
most prestigious concert halls.
The Basque American Tenor Bengochea began his
musical career as a pianist. He moved into the study of
opera during his time at Montana State University and later
the University of Montana. After becoming an award winner
at the Northwest Regional Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and winning third prize at the Internationale
Societa Concertistica Vocal Competition in Santa MargheritaLigure, Italy, he decided to pursue singing entirely. It was in
Italy where Bengochea had the opportunity to study and work
with renowned tenor, Gianni Raimondi who described
Bengochea as “having a voice most brilliant and romantic:
that will become very important in the future of opera”.
Tickets are on sale now at the Foundation for Community Care office, located at 221 2nd Street NW. A limited
number of general admission seats are available for $30
each. A special free will donation social hour will be held
directly following the performance. Guests will have the opportunity to personally meet the performers. For further questions please feel free to call the Foundation office at 4882273.
Culbertson Frontier
Days June 14 & 15
Each spring finds Culbertson playing the host to the
Saddle Club’s Frontier Days. With the help of the Chamber of
Commerce, two full days of western hospitality and fun include rodeos in the Saddle Club’s unique tiered rodeo
grounds, a parade on Saturday, a barn dance and concessions on the grounds. Contact Luke Anderson at 406-7875860 or Ken at 406-798-3712 for more information or to register for the rodeo.
The concert is co-sponsored by Richland Farm Mutual
Insurance and the Foundation for Community Care. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the remodel and update
of the Birthing Suites at Sidney Health Center.
If you would like more information about this topic, or to
schedule an interview, please call Staci Miller, Executive
Director for the Foundation for Community Care at 406-4882357.
Watford City to Hold
Summer Sounds,
Music and Picnic in
the Park Series
Submitted by Jessie Veeder
The Watford City Chamber of Commerce, along with a
newly emerging area Arts Organization, will be hosting “Summer Sounds” a music and picnic in the park series at the
Watford City Tourist Park.
The series will kick off on Thursday, June 13th at 5:30
with music by area musicians and picnic food served by the
area Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS). The event will be held
every other Thursday throughout the summer and will feature local musicians and a picnic hosted by various community organizations.
“We believe this is a great way to give the community a
chance to kick back and enjoy summer and our beautiful
park,” said Lindsay Wingerter who is coordinating the event
along with her sister, Jessie Veeder and the Chamber of
Commerce. “It’s also a nice way for organizations to network
and fundraise for their causes.”
Veeder, who is an area musician, is excited to provide
local entertainers with a place to perform. She and local band
Lonesome Willy will be the featured entertainment as “Summer Sounds” becomes part of the kickoff event for Watford
City’s Annual Homefest on Thursday, June 27th.
“Summer Sounds” will be held on June 13 and 27; July
11 and 25; August 8 and 22; and September 12.
If you would like to perform on the “Summer Sounds”
stage or if your organization would like to host the picnic as
part of a fundraiser, please contact:
Jessie Veeder Scofield at 701-770-8659 or email
jessieveeder@gmail.com
Visit www.watfordcitychamber.com events section for
more information on this exciting new event.
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“I Do” Reception June 22 at MHC
REAL ESTATE
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Stop in today and see Janet Sergent in Sidney
or Laurie Pearson in Culbertson.
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Shawna & Mike Paul, Jodi & Brad Chinn
Shannon Sivak, and Sheldon & Katrina Sivak
along with our children, would like to invite you to a
~Surprise~
70th Birthday Celebration
for our Mother/Grandmother
Beverly (Kjilbak-Sivak) Marthaller
1pm MST, Saturday, June 8th, 2013 at the
Grassy Butte Hall in Grassy Butte, ND
Pulled Pork • Ribs
Give us a call!
406-489-0475
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Catering available
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Lake Water Level Report
Sakakawea Fort Peck
Current Elevation..................1830.3.........2223.9
Last Week’s Elev. .................. 1828.3........2222.3
One Year Ago......................... 1835.6........2236.69
Release For Day (C.F.S.)....... 20,500.......8,000
Watford City Weather Data
Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network
Date
High
Low
Precip.
May 27 ............ 78 ..................... 57 ................ 0.36
May 28 ............ 70 ..................... 54 ................ 0.63
May 29 ............ 71 ..................... 53 ................ 0.00
May 30 ............ 71 ..................... 51 ................ 0.30
May 31 ............ 55 ..................... 49 ................ 0.90
Jun. 01 ............ 52 ..................... 44 ................ 0.40
Jun. 02 ............ 73 ..................... 46 ................ 0.00
Sidney Weather Data
Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center
Date
High
Low
Precip.
May 27 .................. 67 ................... 55 .................. 0.89
May 28 .................. 70 ................... 55 .................. 0.01
May 29 .................. 72 ................... 48 .................. 0.00
May 30 .................. 60 ................... 52 .................. 1.98
May 31 .................. 55 ................... 50 .................. 0.86
Jun. 01 .................. 66 ................... 42 .................. 0.00
Jun. 02 .................. 71 ................... 41 .................. 0.00
Average YTD Precipitation...........................................8.93
SaturdayJune 22, at 2pm, the MonDak Heritage Center
will host a reception “I Do: A Cultural History of Montana
Weddings” featuring a special presentation by Martha Kohl.
Kohl, an historian with the Montana Historical Society, is also
the author of the book by the same title. Tickets are available
now, $25 for MonDak members, $30 for non-members. Nonmembers can join at the time of purchase to take advantage
of the members’ discount.
The reception will be the perfect time to enjoy the exhibit
“I Do”, which features materials on loan from the Montana
Historical Society, and collections from the MonDak Heritage Center, including historic photographs and several
wedding dresses, some of which have not been exhibited
publicly in many years. The oldest dress dates to the 1880s.
Svarre Municipal
Pool Opening Date
& Ticket Information
The Svarre Municipal Pool opened to the public on Friday, May 27 at 1:30 p.m. The pool began normal business
hours on May 28th. Season tickets are available at City Hall,
Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Daily session use is $4 for
the pool or slide, $8 for both. The Splash Park is free for
children 7 and under.
Season ticket prices:
Pool – family, $100; Slide – family, $100; Pool & Slide –
family, $175; Pool – individual, $60; Slide – individual, $60;
Pool & Slide – individual, $100; Vacation Pass – 10 punches
for $25; pool or slide are available for rent at $70/hour.
The height for the slide is 46”. No metal, zippers or rivets
will be allowed on the slide. Suits are available for rent. Lessons begin on June 10th and run through July 26th. Lesson
sign-ups begin June 3-7 from 9 a.m. to noon at the pool.
Child must be at least 4 years of age.
Goehring Announces
Sites, Dates for 2013
Project Safe Send
Submitted by Ted Quanrud
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring encourages
farmers, ranchers, pesticide dealers and applicators, government agencies and homeowners to bring their unusable
pesticides to any of the 12 Project Safe Send collections in
July.
“This is a simple and non-regulatory program to help
people safely and legally get rid of unusable pesticides free
of charge,” Goehring said. “Over the past 20 years, thousands of people have brought more than three million pounds
of these chemicals to Project Safe Send collection sites.”
Project Safe Send accepts old, unusable or banned
pesticides, including herbicides, insecticides, rodenticides
and fungicides. The pesticides are shipped out of state for
incineration. The program is funded through product registration fees paid by pesticide manufacturers.
“Check your storage areas for any unusable pesticides
and safely set them aside for Project Safe Send,” Goehring
said. “If you find that the containers are deteriorating or leaking, pack them in larger containers with absorbent materials.
Free, heavy-duty plastic bags are available from the North
Dakota Department of Agriculture.”
People with more than 1,000 pounds of pesticides should
pre-register. No other pre-registration is required. A maximum of 20,000 pounds of pesticides per participant will be
accepted. Pesticide rinse water also will be accepted. The
first 100 pounds of rinse water will be taken free of charge; a
fee will be applied for each additional pound.
To pre-register, obtain plastic bags or for more information, contact Jeremiah Lien at the North Dakota Department
of Agriculture at (800) 242-7535 or jjlien@nd.gov.
The collections will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. local time at
the North Dakota Department of Transportation facilities in
the following cities:
July 17 - Jamestown
July 9 - Underwood
July 18 - Cooperstown
July 10 - Kenmare
July 19 - Wahpeton
July 11- Minot
July 23 - Adams
July 12 - Watford City
July 24 - Grand Forks
July 15 - Bowman
July 25 - Casselton
July 16 - Ashley
Time to Pick Up Your
Farm Maps
The Richland County Farm Service Agency would like
to remind producers to stop by the office to pick up their 2013
farm certification maps. Maps will not be mailed out for 2013.
For more information, contact Tammy Lake at 406-433-2103
or stop by 2745 W. Holly Street, Sidney, MT.
Traditional wedding foods
will be served, including
cake, and wedding attire
is optional. Martha Kohl’s
book, I Do: A Cultural History of Montana Weddings
will also be available at
the event.
The MonDak Heritage Center is located at
120 3rd Ave SE in Sidney,
Montana. If you have further questions, please call
us at (406) 433-3500.
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Richland County
Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone.
Thurs., Jun. 6
12 p.m.— Savage Senior Center will host a meal.
12:45 - 1:45 p.m. — Sidney Senior Citizen Center will
be having a potluck lunch and cards. For more info.
call 406-433-8077.
5 p.m. — TOPS, Crestwood NW entrance, Weigh-ins
5-5:30 p.m., Meeting 5:30-6 p.m.
7 p.m. — Interfaith Community Outreach will host a
Coffee Hour at the LDS Church, 1215 5th St SW.
8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room.
Fri., Jun. 7
11:30 a.m. — Sidney Senior Citizen Center will be
hosting a meal. For more info call 406-433-8077.
Sat., Jun. 8
9 a.m. & 7p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church
Education bldg.
10 a.m. — Gamblers Anonymous at Millers’ Corner.
Sun., Jun. 9
6 a.m.-1 p.m. — Annual Firemen’s Breakfast at the
Fire Hall.
1 p.m. — Savage Senior Center will be hosting
cards, coffee, and potluck at 1pm.
2 p.m. — Christopher Bengochea and Guy
Salvevold concert at Pella Lutheran Church, tickets
$30 at the Foundation for Community Care.
6:45 p.m.— Early Bird Bingo at the Moose Lodge
regular bingo at 7 p.m.
7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church
Education bldg.
Mon., Jun. 10
11:30 a.m. — Sidney Senior Citizen Center will be
hosting a meal. For more info call 406-433-8077.
Noon — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church
Education bldg.
6:30p.m.— Sidney Moose Lodge Pinochle games.
Tues., Jun. 11
7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church
Education bldg.
7 p.m. — Sons of Norway monthly meeting, 714 E.
Main.
7 p.m. — American Legion Post #12 will meet at the
VFW Club.
Wed., Jun. 12
6 p.m. - 8p.m. — Interfaith Community Outreach
will host a free meal and get acquainted at the
Assembly of God Church, 414 E. Main St.
MCKENZIE COUNTY
Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CT Zone.
Tues., Jun. 4
5 p.m.-7 p.m.— Watford City Baseball Boosters,
Supper & Silent Auction at the Civic Center. $5/single
or $20/family.
Wed., Jun. 5
8 p.m.— Al-Anon, Sanford Room, McKenzie Co.
Public Library.
5 p.m. - 7 p.m. — Wine tasting at The Watford, 810
3rd Ave. S.W., $10/ticket.
Thurs., Jun. 6
8 p.m.— AA Group, Northern Pump & Compression.
Call 770-3603 or 770-2675 for directions or ride.
OTHER SURROUNDING COUNTIES
Fri., Jun. 7
7 p.m.— NDRA Medora Rough Rider Rodeo at the
Ranch-O-Rama Rodeo Grounds, Medora, ND.
7:30 p.m.— Opening Night: 49th Medora Musical at
the Burning Hills Ampitheatre, Medora, ND.
Sat., Jun. 8
1 p.m.— NDRA Medora Rough Rider Rodeo at the
Ranch-O-Rama Rodeo Grounds, Medora, ND.
View all monthly events on our calendar at
www.roundupweb.com.
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Early Bird Golf Scramble Benefit
Saturday, May 18 was a gorgeous day with 124 golfers
competing in the 7th Annual Early Bird Golf Scramble at Sidney Country Club. For the first time, all proceeds of the benefit tournament were designated for the Sunrise Women’s
Clinic in Sidney. The Assembly of God started the tournament, with half the proceeds going to a national organization, and half staying in Sidney. “They graciously turned the
tournament over to us,” organizer Mike Mohl explained. “The
transition to us was seamless, and we definitely took advantage of what they had built. Pastor Greg Ledgerwood, Lynn
Byerle and Brent Bowlds deserve a huge Thank you for all
their help.” Mohl also expressed gratitude to all the sponsors of the event. “Sponsors are the key,” he said. “It’s a fun
tournament, low pressure, encouraging golfers of all skill
levels and ages to participate.”
The overall and Corporate Cup winners were determined using the California handicap system. Overall winners each received a $75 gift card to the Sidney Country
Club Pro shop. The Corporate Cup team winner received a
traveling trophy. Other winners were randomly drawn and
received $50 SCC gift cards.
Approximately $15,000 was raised for the Sunrise
Women’s Clinic. The clinic provides early pregnancy verification and options education, as well as pregnancy and
parenting classes.
Bingo
Billiards & Darts
Locally Owned & Operated by the Joseph Family
The overall winner of the Early Bird Golf Scramble
was this team from Newtown, ND. Pictured, L to R,
are Lee Lindorf, Brock Copenhager, Al Bighorn and
Carroll Howling Wolf.
Right: The CHS Farmer’s Elevator team took the
Corporate Cup. Pictured, L to R, are Gabe Reynen,
Paul Severson, Jerry Doornik and Jake Reynen.
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We’ve got new & used
Bingo, Pool & Dart
Supplies plus TONS of
Hidden Treasures!
203-05 Main Street, Lower Level, Williston
572-6254 or 1-800-732-0962 • Open Tues - Sat 1 pm - 5 pm
4-H Alumni Potluck Set for June 9th
Submitted by Fred
Barkley
Richland County 4-H
Alumni have scheduled a
potluck meal for Veteran’s
Memorial Park in Sidney on
Sunday, June 9th, beginning
at 5 p.m. The event is being
held to welcome home Chris
Bengochea, former 4-H
member and now a nationally acclaimed opera singer.
Bengochea will be in
Sidney to perform at
Richland Farm Mutuals 100th
Anniversary Celebration at
Pella Lutheran Church on
Saturday night, June 8th. On
Sunday he will be performing a public benefit concert
for Foundation for Community Care at 2 p.m. at the Pella
Lutheran Church. Guy
Salvevol will be performing
with Bengochea at both
events.
Alumni and families
planning to attend are asked
to bring a hot dish and either
a salad or dessert and lawn
chairs. Drinks, plates, napkins and silverware will be
provided. For more information, contact Fred Barkley at
406-482-4321 or Doug Hall
at 406-488-4996.
Reduction Sale On Pre-Owned
Overstocked Pickups & SUVs
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2011 F350 CC Lariat Diesel 4x4 50,724 mi white ................................................. $49,495
2013 Expedition EL XLT 4,197 mi autumn red ....................................................... $44,995
2012 F150 CC Platinum 4x4 15,034 mi white .......................................................... $44,995
2012 F150 CC Platinum 4x4 16,001 mi black .......................................................... $42,995
2011 F150 CC Platinum 4x4 22,250 mi black .......................................................... $41,995
2012 Expedition EL 18,873 mi golden bronze ....................................................... $41,495
2011 GMC Yukon XL 4x4 44,215 mi white .............................................................. $38,995
2009 F150 CC Platinum 4x4 62,315 mi sterling gray ............................................. $35,995
2013 Explorer XLT 16,009 mi sterling gray .............................................................. $34,995
2011 F150 CC Lariat 4x4 34,736 mi dark blue ........................................................ $33,995
2010 F150 CC XLT 4x4 9,500 mi silver ..................................................................... $33,995
2010 GMC Sierra 1,500 CC 4x4 38,374 mi gray .................................................... $33,995
2009 Chevy 2,500 CC LT 47,000 mi white ................................................................ $29,995
2011 F150 CC XLT 4x4 62,627 mi pale adobe ......................................................... $28,995
2011 F150 S/C XLT 4x4 44,755 mi sterling gray ..................................................... $27,495
2008 Chevy 2,500 CC 4x4 95,163 mi brown............................................................. $26,995
2008 F150 CC Fx4 4x4 90,308 mi dark blue ............................................................ $23,995
2004 F250 CC XLT 4x4 diesel 121,075 mi maroon ................................................. $16,995
2005 Dodge Ram 2,500 CC 4x4 99,810 mi black .................................................. $15,995
2003 GMC Yukon XL 4x4 151,175 mi slate............................................................. $11,995
2002 Chevy Suburban LS 4x4 176,185 mi green ................................................... $9,495
215 EAST MAIN
SIDNEY, MT
433-1810 OR
1-800-482-1810
Now Open
Jennifer Denowh
489-1295
Racquel Schipman
489-0727
Mon-Sat:
Evening by Appt.
Specializing in haircuts, colors, perms & waxing
305 7th Ave SW, Sidney, MT • 406-433-3232
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The
would like to thank everyone who made the
7th Annual Scramble a huge success! Our sponsors,
participants and volunteers ensured a wonderful day
of golf and helped raise over $15,000 for the
Sunrise Women’s Clinic!
Awards Dinner
Mitchell’s Oil Field Service
Chip Shot Contest
CHS Farmer’s Elevator
Cart Sponsors
B&B Builders
Conoco Phillips
Faith Alliance Church
Sidney Abstract
Double Eagle Sponsor
Jones Construction
Eagle Sponsors
Hurley Oilfield Service
W.L. Neu Construction
Range Sponsor
David Schillinger Construction
Tee Box Sponsors
Beagle Properties
Hilltop Welding
Beverage/Snack Sponsors
Blue Rock
Frito Lay
MC Beverage
Sidney Country Club
Printing Sponsors
BOSS Office Products
Advertising Sponsor
Corporate Cup Sponsors
Ameriprise Financial
Border Steel & Recycling
Central Water Conditioning
Common Denominator LLC
Corland Construction
Custom Fencing & Welding
E&M Services, LLC
Farm Bureau - Mark Martin
Hot Wheels Services
R&J Oilfield Service
Red Fab, Inc.
Richland Pump & Supply
Sidney Assembly of God
Sidney Health Center
Stockman Bank
W&C Cundiff Farm
Yellowstone Painting
Hole Prize Sponsors
‘Hello Gorgeous’
is Back in Business
By Ashley Harris
The dynamic duo of
Racquel Schipman and Jennifer Denowh are back in
business as they were formerly known, ‘Hello Gorgeous’. They are currently
located in the back building
at 305 7th Ave SW in Sidney.
Schipman has been doing business in the area for
13 years, while Denowh has
been for 9 years. Many of
those years they worked together.
Hello Gorgeous specializes in cuts, colors, perms
and facial waxing and carries
a large selection of retail including: Paul Mitchell, Matrix,
Kenra, Joico, Hempz and
Chi straighteners.
Hello Gorgeous can be
reached at 406-433-3232, or
individually Schipman at
406-489-0727 and Denowh
at 406-489-1295.
Carquest, CHS Farmer’s Elevator, Dr.
Rajohn Karanjai, Edward Jones - Nick &
Bobbi Jo Lonski, ElectricLand, Fairview
Super Valu, Fink Dental, Greenwood
Trucking, Helen Johnson, Interstate Steam
Cleaning - Marty Shaide, Jock Stop, Johnson’s
Hardware, McNally Ag Service, NAPA Auto
Parts, PATH Supply, Powder Keg, Pro Tire,
Richland Pump & Supply, Sherry’s Kids,
Sunny’s, Thiel Bros Roofing, TNT Well
Services, Video Hot Spot, Wells Fargo
Racquel Schipman
Jennifer Denowh
Joe & Mary Ann Steinbeisser
Please join us June 15th for a cake reception
celebrating 50 years of marriage at
St. Matthew’s Parish Center 310 7th Street SE
Vow Renewal Mass in Chapel: 1pm
Open House: 2pm - 5pm
Entertainment: 3pm
No invitations sent. No gifts please.
The Roundup
$
2,000
Sign-on Bonus
JP Falco will be conducting a
Driver Recruitment Event
Thursday, June 13th and Friday June 14th from 8am-5pm
JP Falco is currently hiring CLASS A CDL Drivers with Hazmat,
Tanker, Double & Triple Endorsements in our
Williston, ND Location
Stop in and visit with JP Falco to learn more
Location: Hampton Inn & Suites
1515 14th St. W - Williston, ND 58801
Call 866-716-2732 for more information & have an application sent to you
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Miss Montana and Miss
Montana’s Outstanding
Teen Scholarship Program
By Holle Thogersen
Cowgirls ‘N Crowns is the exciting theme for this year’s
Miss Montana and Miss Montana’s Outstanding Teen Scholarship Program! These amazing young women will be arriving in Glendive, MT on June 9 to start a whirlwind week of
excitement, adventure, community service, and the chance
to win the state title! After many preliminary events throughout the week, Miss Outstanding Teen will be crowned and
Miss MT will be crowned June 15th.
The Miss Montana program has been held in Glendive
for the last 9 consecutive years. Hundreds of volunteers come
from near and far to make these pageants thrive each year.
Many area businesses have also donated their time and
efforts.
The production will run from June 13th-16th. The winner
of the Miss Outstanding Teen will go on to compete at a
national level in Orlando, Florida and the winner of Miss MT
will compete in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in
September. With over $444,000 worth in cash and scholarships at stake, these girls are excited and very serious about
the importance of acting as a role model and representative
of this amazing place we call home, Montana!
Tickets are available to purchase online at
www.missmontana.com, at the Glendive Chamber of Commerce, Miles City Chamber of Commerce, Sidney Chamber
of Commerce or at the Dawson County High School Auditorium the nights of the program.
Miss MT Princess Program
This year there will be 15 girls participating in the Princess Program in conjunction with Miss MT and Miss Outstanding Teen MT pageants. These girls range from 6-9 years
old. Although they are not competing for a title, it is an excellent opportunity for them to showcase their poise, manners,
self-esteem and charisma!
The purpose of the program is for our Miss MT to mentor
young ladies who have an interest in some day competing in
the Miss Montana and Miss Montana’s Outstanding Teen
Scholarship Programs, and promoting community service.
The Miss Montana Princesses are featured in the production and Miss MT Competition Magazine, mentored by a
Miss Montana state finalist, participates in the parade, are
the special guests at the Royal-Tea, and enjoy an official
Miss MT Princess crowning moment.
American Red Cross June
Community Blood Draws
Submitted by Scott Shanahan
Tuesday, June 11th – Sidney – St. Matthews, 12:30 p.m.
to 5:30 p.m.; Wednesday, June 12th – Sidney Health Center –
Fitness Room, 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
During the summer, blood donations typically drop off
dramatically as donors go on vacation and schools close,
but the need for blood never takes a holiday. The American
Red Cross urges people to donate blood or platelets and
save lives this summer. Patients in Montana hospitals served
by the Red Cross depend on community blood donations
every day.
Every day, the Red Cross collects 155 pints of blood to
patients in our local hospitals. Regular blood donations from
people in our communities are critical to our ability to provide a steady and ample supply of blood for those who depend on its life-saving benefits.
Any healthy person age 18 (or age 16/17 with signed
parental consent) or older and weighing at least 110 pounds
may be eligible to donate blood. Valid identification is required for all blood donations. All eligible donors are asked
to schedule an appointment to donate blood by calling The
American Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 to donate blood at
our upcoming Sidney Community Blood Drive on June 11th
from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the St. Matthews Catholic Church
or sign up online at www.redcrossblood.org, sponsor code
‘sidney’.
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Hurry, Only 2 Left At This Price!
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3 Bedroom, 2 Bath House For Just
59,900
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Milk Shakes!
Novelties!
Featuring Your Favorite
Blue Bunny Ice Cream!
OPEN DAILY FROM 11:30AM - 10PM
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212 2nd St SE • Sidney, MT • (406) 433-4232
New, Painted Buffalo Robes at Fort Union
Submitted by Loren Yellow Bird
Fort Union Trading Post has received two traditionally
painted buffalo robes. The artist, Mr. Darryl Growing Thunder
is a member of the Dakota and Assiniboine tribes from Fort
Peck, Montana said Park Ranger Loren Yellow Bird. The stories being displayed reflect the lifestyle of the Plains Indian
warriors. The robes include two different eras; pre-1850 and
post-1850 and were funded by the Fort Union Cooperative
Association. The robes will be displayed as part of the fort’s
living history programs according to Yellow Bird.
Historically, the Plains Tribes painted buffalo robes to
record significant events as early as the late 1600s. One of
the best examples of a pre-1850s painted robe is the recreation of the legendary Mandan chief Four Bears on his
war robe from the 1830s. The images on the robe depict
various battle scenes that tell Four Bears life as a warrior.
Post 1850s robes are often best known and associated
with the Little Bighorn battle. One of the new robes represents this time period with seven warriors representing the
seven bands of the Lakota. An image of a captured horse
from the soldiers they fought as well as 7th Calvary Company
Guidon flag is depicted.
Fort Union operating hours are from 8:00am to 6:30pm
CDT daily. Fort Union Trading Post is located 24 miles north
of Sidney, Montana and 25 miles southwest of Williston, North
Dakota, via highway 1804. While here also visit the reconstructed fort, trade room and bourgeois house.
For more information on Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site contact the park at 701-572-9083.
Cadette Troop 2433
Back (L-R) Troop Leader Jeana Barnhart and Rhonda
Folstad. Front (L-R) Lauryn Barnhart, Shamber
Cohenour, Kiana Uran, Jocee Cundiff, Ariana
Isaakson, Mindy Bower. Not pictured Danni
Carpender.
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2,699
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Thursday, June 6
6 - 7 pm
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en Flat
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From stop light at Pro Building, turn on 14 th Street SE on
Truck Route and follow the curve. Turn left on 10th Street SE
for 1 block and right on 7th Ave SE for 1 block.
All New For 2013
Griffin
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$
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$
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$
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Darrington
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$
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Hartington
Summit Lake Eurotop
Plush
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$
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Coastal Oaks
Plush or Firm
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$
44999 ............. $34999 ........... Twin
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111 S. Central Ave., Sidney
www.johnsonhardwareandfurniture.com
1196 Sq. Ft. 3 bed, 2 bath, sun room, full basement,
central air, continuous steel siding, new shingles
(2 years old), 18x42 unattached garage
with auto door opener.
To Be Sold At Auction
Sunday, June 23
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2013 9
Sidney Area Girl Scouts Bridging Ceremony
Kindergarten Daisy Troop 2358
Back (L-R) Leader Danyelle Wieland, Jenna Denah. Front
(L-R) Kinley Wieland, Rylee Mickleson, Madison Majeska,
Eva Srygley, Tacy Borg. Not pictured – Caitlynne Carter
and Allie Schumacher.
Junior Troop 2462
Junior Troop 2462 bridged to Cadettes during the ceremony. (L-R) Autumn Davidson, Christine Turek, Aidan
Wiese, Shyanne Nice, Troop
Leader Jody Christensen,
Hailey Christensen.
Jill Sharp, a Lifetime Girl
Scout and Miss Collegiate,
speaks to the crowd and
Girl Scouts Bridging Ceremony Wednesday night.
Leader of Ambassador
Troop 2434 Deb Mayers –
Rassier presents Amanda
Herbst with a Lifetime Girl
Scouts Certificate.
Daisy Troop 2338
The Daisy Troop 2338 bridged to brownies, during the Girl
Scouts Ceremony. Back (L-R) Troop Leaders Shannon
Sletvold and Bev Schilling. Front (L-R) Jazmyn Sletvold,
Paityne Everett, Abby Schilling, Maci Nelson, Kara Nay,
Aurora Baker, and little troop helper Olivia Schilling.
(L-R) Cadette Troop 2425
Troop Leader Stacey Fisher
and Bree Fisher. Bree
bridged to a senior at the
Girl Scouts Bridging Ceremony.
2nd Grade Brownie Troop 2347
(L-R) Emma Cundiff, Emma Doty, Kandyl Wacha, Jayden
Bower, Troop Leader Jen Doty, Kassadee Olson, Aubree
Watson, Sheali Seitz, Brook Tiesen, KaiLeigh LaRoche,
Troop Leader Marci Cundiff.
(L-R) Senior Troop 2414
Shelby Reidle, Sarah Turek.
Not pictured Kaitlynn
Tibbitts.
MEMBERS
OF MCKENZIE ELECTRIC
TO ATTEND THE 68TH ANNUAL
Brownie Troop 2138
(L-R) Troop Leader Jody Lizotte, PresleyAnne Rasmussen,
Amelia Hayden, Kylie Burnison, Troop Leader Jessica
DeMary.
COOPERATIVE ARE INVITED
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Senior Troop 2286 bridged
to Ambassadors. (L-R)
Troop Leader Heather
Suko, Natasha Uran. Not
pictured Abby Brodhead.
Left: Brownie Troop 2208
bridged to Juniors during
the ceremony. (L-R) Troop
Leader Gentrie Lemeronde,
Hailey Lemeronde, Daisy
Snow, Suttyn Barnhart,
Sara Karanjai.
Tuesday, June 18 at Outlaws’ Bar & Grill
120 North Main Steet, Watford City
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Registration & Complimentary Meal ............................................... 5:00 pm
Children’s Movie ............................................................................... 5:30 pm
Business Meeting ............................................................................. 6:00 pm
Invocation
Call to Order
National Anthem
Appointment of Parliamentarian
At the conclusion of the annual meeting,
those present will receive a 500 kwh credit
($33 – based on the residential rate)
Approval of Minutes
Report on Bylaw Changes .................................................. Dennis Johnson, Attorney
Financial Report by Audit Firm ............................................................Eide Bailly, LLP
Board Chaiperson’s Report ......................................................................Ray Tescher
Co-op Update ...................................................................................... John Skurupey
Guest Speaker........................... Andrew Serri, Basin Electric CEO/General Manager
Election of Directors
Service Award Presentation
2012 Youth Tour Recipient .............................................................Schannea Schaper
Operation Round Up Report
Scholarship Awards
Old and New Business
Adjournment
701-444-9288 • Watford City, ND
YOUR DIRECTORS | YOUR EMPLOYEES | YOUR COMPANY
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Stop in & see us before you
head out to the fishin’ hole!
We Carry All Your
Recreational Needs!
Serving
Breakfast All
Day!
• Fishing Tackle • Bait
• Coolers • Ice
• Beer & Pop
• Snack Food
• Fishing & Hunting Licenses
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 6 A.M.-10 P.M.
Little Missouri Grille
701-444-6315 • Hwy. 85 W • Watford City, ND
It’s Fishing Season!
25% off all Paddlefishing
Rods & Reels
• Fishing Supplies
Paddlefish
Walleye
Catfish & more!
Lalke. River
Bow Fishing
Supplies
• Live Bait
WE’VE ALSO GOT:
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• Rifles • Shotguns • Pistols
Hard-To-Get Ammo
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M - F: 9am - 6pm • Sat: 9am - 4pm
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Mon-Fri: 9am - 6pm • Sat: 9am - 5pm
809 E. Main Sidney • 406-433-2862
Your only local retail liquor sales outlet
809 EAST MAIN • SIDNEY, MT • 406-433-3400
Fish The 9th Annual Children’s
Fishing Derby In Watford City
Submitted by Babete R. Anderson
Spring is finally here and in anticipation for the fish biting the USDA Forest Service, Dakota Prairie Grasslands,
the City of Watford City and the North Dakota Game and Fish
Department want you to grab your fishing rod and chair for
the 9th Annual Children’s Fishing Derby. Meet at the Watford
City Youth Fishing Pond, Saturday, June 8, just east of the
Watford City football and track field.
Children ages 13 years and under are invited to toss a
line in the pond. Registration begins at 9 a.m. All registrants
must be accompanied by a responsible adult and will enjoy
a day of free fishing with friends and family. Lunch will be
served around 11 a.m.
Bring your fishing pole, tackle box, bait, and enthusiasm
to enjoy the outdoors. Dress appropriately and be prepared
to have fun with the family.
Fishermen should bring some means of transporting
their live fish home after the derby, as there will be no provision for on-site fish cleaning. We ask that everyone park
their vehicles in the football field parking lot.
The community of Watford City is again donating generously to provide prizes, food, and peoples’ time to make this
a day of family fun.
For more information contact the USDA Forest Service,
Dakota Prairie Grasslands, McKenzie Ranger District office
in Watford City at 701-842-2393.
Wildflower Photo Contest
and Wildflower Walk
Submitted by Libby Knotts
The U.S. Forest Service, Dakota Prairie Grasslands,
McKenzie Ranger District, is holding a Wildflower Photo
Contest and a Wildflower Walk to promote appreciation for
native wildflowers, use and enjoyment of the National Grasslands.
Wildflower Walk will be Friday, June 7 at 6 p.m. (central)
at CCC Campground (15 miles South of Watford City, turn
right just past the Little Missouri River Bridge). This will be an
easy walk lasting about one hour.
Wildflower Photo Contest entries are due Friday, June
21:
Make TJ’s a stop on your
way to and from the lake!
Full Menu
• Steaks • Hamburgers • Pizza
• Seafood • On/Off Sale Liquor • Drive-up
Window • Full Bar • Big Screen TVS
Hwy. 85S
701-842-2771
Watford City, ND
Submit color, printed 5x7 photographs to the address
below with your name, age category, phone number and
flower name(s) on the back; photos of North Dakota native
wildflowers only; age categories of 12 years and younger,
13-18 years old, and over 18; you may submit as many entries as you like. Entries will be displayed June 26 – July 10
at Watford City businesses. There will be prize winners in
each age category.
For more information, contact the McKenzie Ranger District at 1901 S. Main, Watford City, ND 58854; phone (701842-2393) or email lknotts@fs.fed.us.
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IN ADDITION TO CARS,
TRUCKS & FARM IMPLEMENTS
Located In the
Long X Visitors’
Center
Mon-Sat: 9am - 9pm
701-444-3335
Watford City, ND
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Wolf Point Chamber
AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 2013 • 10:30AM Launches First-Ever
6405 - 2nd Ave. West • Take Spring
Lake Park Road & Watch For Signs. Annual Brewfest
~ TERRY SCHATZ & GARY LINDSEY ~
TRAILERS & 3-POINT EQUIPMENT
• Garden Trailer
• 2-Wheel Trailer
• 18’ Tandem Axle Bobcat
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12” Bit for Bobcat Auger
Roller Attachment for Bobcat
8’x14’ P.J. Dump Trailer
HORSE EQUIPMENT
4-Wheel Horse Trailer
Horse-Drawn Single Cart
(2) Sleighs
8-Horse Carousel
2-Horse 4-Wheel Cart
Poles & Single & Doubles
Eveners & Neck Yokes
Horse-Drawn Cultivator
16’ Rails for Fence
(7) 14’ Panels
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Many Wood Posts, Treated
Collars, All Sizes
Antique Horse Equipment
Saddle Bags
Lanterns
Many Halters
Stud Bridle
Lead Ropes
Shin Pads
Feed Buckets
• Single Drive Harness
• Many Double Small & Large
Horse Blankets
• 15” Circle Y Saddle
• 14” Saddle
• 15” Texan Saddle
• Pads for Collars
• Horse Clipper
• Many Bits
• Fly Nets for Horses
TRACTORS & TRUCKS
• 800 Ford Tractor with 3-Pt.
• 1600 c.c. VW Engine
• 1986 Jimmey with Snow Plow
• 1995 Ford Super Duty with 460 • 1995 Ford 1-Ton, Auto Crane, • 2003 Ford F250 XLT Super
Engine, 5-Speed Trans.,
Gas Compressor, Gas Welder,
Duty, 144,000 Miles, Good
Winch, 12’ Flat Bed
Acetylene & Oxygen Setup
Tires
ANTIQUES
• Old Lanterns
• (2) Army Cots
• Scythes
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• 1948 High Chair
• 1948 Rocking Horse
• Dresser
• Trunk
SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS
400 Gallon Water Tank
Asst. Bolts, Nuts, Washers
Tool Boxes
Large Asst. Tools
Battery Charger
Hammers
(2) Aluminum Pickup
Toolboxes
80 Gallon Gas Tank with Pump
Hobart 110v Wire Feed
12-Speed Drill Press
Lincoln Arc Welder
Welding Table
Jigsaw
Extension Cords
Torch with Tanks & Cart
Sump Pumps
Handyman Jacks
Shovels
Chains
Binders
Forks
18” Rear Garden Tiller
Front Tine Tiller
Chop Saw
Garden Planter
Weed Eaters
1 HP Water Pump
Chain Saws
Fans
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Asst. Garden Tools
Tires
Electric Miter Saw
Barbed Wire
(2) Zip Electric Scooters
2500 Power Washer
220 Extension Cord
Air Hose
Bolt Bin
Electric Cooler
Shop Lights
Air Tank
Turkey Cooker
Winch
Mead Grinder
(2) Sausage Stuffers, 1 Hand,
1 Air
Decanters
Ladders
Bikes
(2) Minnow Savers
A-Frame Hoist
Misc. Hyd. Fittings
Misc. Tractor Parts
12-Speed Sun Drill Press
Bench Grinder
Dewalt Chop Saw
J.D. AC165 165,000 BTU
Heater
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150,000 BTU Reddie Heater
ATV Tires & Wheels
(2) Large Shop Fans
Many Sizes of Shelving
Parts Boxes
Asst. Office Desks
Garden Tractor Sweepster
Large Asst. Swather Canvas
Asst. Hyd. Hose
Asst. Heater Hose
Asst. Spray Paint
Air Seeder Hose
Asst. Tires & Wheels
Large Asst. Air Nails
Concaves for IH 1400 & 1600
Combines
Large Asst. Elev Chains (New)
Large Asst. Knock-Ons and
Shovels (New)
ATV Sprayer
Large Asst. Tractor Mufflers
New Harrow Tines
210 Gallon Water Tank
(3) Floor Jacks
Many New Neon Signs
AC Lawn Tractor Snow Blower
Band Saw
Cherry Picker
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THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS DERIVED FROM SOURCES BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT - BUT IS NO WAY GUARANTEED.
By Jaimee Green
The City of Wolf Point’s
Chamber of Commerce and
Agriculture is starting an annual tradition of great beer,
delicious food, and music
with Brewfest 2013, the first
and only outside beer festival to be held at the Marvin
Brookman Stadium (Stampede Grounds), in Wolf Point.
The event is taking
place on June 15, from 6:00
p.m. to 11:00 p.m. inside the
earthen arena, and will feature over 16 American craft
beers from Montana breweries. Food will be available for
sale through the Wolf Point
Stampede Committee and
will compliment the different
brews’ unique flavors.
Funk in the Trunk, of Billings, will take the stage to
entertain patrons starting at
8:00 p.m.
Prior to the Brewfest,
Wolf City Rods and Rides will
be hosting a car show and
will feature muscle cars, rat
rods and motorcycles. Patrons can anticipate seeing
some 60 pristinely preserved
cars owned by club members
and classic car enthusiasts
from all over the state. Registration begins at 10:00 a.m.
with the car show beginning
at noon and lasting until 3:00
p.m. and will include a swap
meet and burnout contest.
Brewfest 2013 is one of
several ways the Chamber is
attempting to become more
active in their community.
They have recently created
their own website at
www.wolfpointchamber.com
and just recently wrapped up
their springtime beautification cleaning around town.
They have an active Board
of Directors that consists of
13 members, with Jeff
Presser serving as President.
The event’s entertainment is sponsored by Western Bank and is being held
in conjunction with the bank’s
100 th anniversary celebration. “We are very pleased
with all of the work the Chamber has been doing in their
efforts to become more active in the community and we
are excited to be a part of that
positive momentum. I think
the Chamber is in a great
place and is poised for significant future growth,” said
Aaron Kurokawa, loan officer
for Western Bank.
The Chamber creates
an environment for members
to build relationships, develop professionally and become active in their community.
General admission tickets purchased in advance
cost $35 and will cost $40 at
the door with proceeds going to benefit the local Chamber of Commerce.
The Stampede Grounds
are located just east of Wolf
Point on Rodeo Road.
For more information,
contact Western Bank at
(406) 653-5500.
Fairview Festival Invites
Vendors to Register Early
Submitted by Staci Miller
Fairview Old Timer’s Reunion and Summer Festival is
held each year on the third weekend in July. The festival
features visiting with friends and neighbors, watching the
parade, live music, and a variety of other activities. A limited
number of spaces are available to vendors in Sharbono Park
for Saturday, July 20th. The cost is $25 per spot and can be
reserved by calling 406-480-4633. The Fairview Festival is
one of the reasons why eastern Montana is a great place to
live.
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HELP WANTED
CARRIERS WANTED
Need extra cash or want to
get some exercise? We have
carrier routes available in
most parts of Sidney. Call
406-433-3306, or fill out application at The Roundup,
111 W. Main, Sidney.
(35-tfn)
HELP WANTED
The Roundup Newspaper is
looking for a freelance writer
to cover the Sidney, Watford
City & Williston areas. Pick up
an application at The
Roundup office located at
111 W. Main, Sidney or call
406-433-3306 for more information.
(15-tfn)
COOKS, DISHWASHERS
& SERVERS
Wage DOE. Apply in person
at Cattle-Ac, 119 N. Central
Ave., Sidney, MT.
(8-tfn)
HELP WANTED
Richland Opportunities, Inc.
(ROI) has a variety of shifts
open to support adults with
developmental disabilities.
Benefit package available for
full time positions and partial
benefits for part time. Training is provided. For qualified
candidates, housing is available. Call Tami Edwards at
406-488-3341 or apply at
1100 Silurian Lane.
(1-tfn)
PLUMBERS WANTED
Experience preferred but will
train; work in North Dakota
and Montana. Call Troy at
406-480-1547.
(16-13tc)
DENTAL HYGENIST
Looking for a motivated
hygenist to join our team.
State of the art, comprehensive, general, and cosmetic
practice. Call 406-433-7645.
(33-tfn)
OFFICE ASSISTANT
WANTED
Expanding business looking
for an office assistant, full
time, 40 hours a week with
benefits. Proficient computer
knowledge & organizational
skills a must, salary BOE.
Please mail or drop off re-
sume to: Union Gateway Inc.,
202 3rd Ave. N.W., Sidney,
MT 59270 by 06/07/13.
(15-2tc)
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
II
Eastern Agricultural Research Center, Sidney, MT.
For complete job announcement and application procedures,
go
to:
w w w. m o n t a n a . e d u / j o b s.
Screening begins May 30,
2013 and will continue until
a suitable candidate is chosen. AA/ADA/EEO/Vet pref.
employer.
(15-2tc)
POSITION AVAILABLE
Sidney Cleaners and Laundry is looking for a full-time
laundry worker. Wage is $11/
hr., four 10 hour shifts, MonThurs. Paid holidays after 6
months and paid vacation
after one year. Call Cindy at
406-433-1405.
(16-2tc)
FOX HILLS G&CC FOOD
SERVICE MANAGER
Fox Hills Golf & Country
Club/The Sports Grill is now
accepting applications for a
full-time Food Service FOH
Manager. 2 years food & beverage experience in management or supervision a
must; salary DOE. Apply in
person with full resume to
Chris Ewanchuk or email to
wcgolfclub@rtc.coop, or fax
resume 701-842-4379.
(16-5tp)
SEEKING PROGRAM
DIRECTOR
Make a difference in people's
lives in our area! The Learning Volunteers for Adults Richland County, a nonprofit organization helping
adults meet literacy and
learning goals using trained
volunteers, is seeking a program director. The quartertime position entails training
and overseeing of volunteer
tutors; testing and tutoring
adult learners and administering the non-profit that provides the above services.
Skills required include excellent people skills plus a
teaching/tutoring back-
POSITION OPENING
McKenzie Electric Cooperative in Watford City, ND has an
immediate opening for the position of Staking Engineer. This is
an engineering position responsible for the design, surveying,
staking and mapping of the MEC electrical system. Strong
computer skills are required. GIS/GPS knowledge is highly
desirable. Job duties include securing state, federal and private
land right-of-way, preparing material lists and construction
staking sheets. A four year degree is desirable, preferably in
an engineering field. The ideal candidate is a positive, selfmotivated, proactive problem solver; has good communication
and customer service skills.
McKenzie Electric offers a competitive salary and excellent
benefit package as well as a professional work environment.
The application can be found at mckenzieelectric.com. Please
submit your completed application and resume no later than
June 15, 2013 to:
tmelby@mckenzieelectric.com or by mail to:
McKenzie Electric Cooperative, Inc., Attention:
Tim Melby, PO Box 649, Watford City, ND 58854
MCKENZIE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
ground, computer knowledge and an understanding
of bookkeeping practices.
The program is willing to train
the right applicant. A bachelors degree is preferred.
Salary is negotiable. Please
send resume and cover letter to: Learning Volunteers for
Adults - Richland County,
112 8th Ave. N.W., Sidney,
MT 59270. For more information on LVA-Richland County,
see
http://
www.richlandlva.org., or for
more information, call Bill at
406-433-2403 or Beth at
406-488-2669.
(16-3tc)
ELK COUNTRY
BUILDING LOTS
SEEKING QUALIFIED
LOCAL DRIVERS
Canyon Creek W. of Billings,
Canyon Creek on property,
trees, canyon, sandstone
bluff, wildlife, easy access,
$145,000. Call Lorie Trump
406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
Old Dominion Freight Line,
Inc. is seeking qualified local
drivers. Candidates should
be at least 22 years of age
with a minimum of 12 months
driving experience. Applicants must also have a clean
accident and driving record,
meet DOT and company requirements (including drug
test) and furnish a current
(within 30 days) MVR. Must
possess a commercial
driver's license with HazMat
and Twin endorsements. Old
Dominion Freight Line is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
and Affirmative Action Employer. Send resume or apply at: Old Dominion Freight
Line, Inc., 209 14th St. S.E.,
Sidney, MT 59270 or call
406-433-1733 for more information.
(16-4tc)
REAL ESTATE
EAGLE BEND
SUBDIVISION LOTS
Shepherd, MT, 2+ acres start
at $30,000, access to
Yellowstone River, many irrigated N.E. of Billings. Call
Lorie Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
Add a photo
to your classy
online!
Elk, moose, fishing, skiing,
snowmobiling from your
door; power phone underground, year-round road;
Owner may carry contract
from 2.35 acres. Call Jim at
Grasshopper Valley Polaris,
406-834-3444.
(16-4tp)
20 ACRES NORTH OF
LAUREL, MT
THREE 1+ ACRE LOTS
In Blue Creek, S. Billings, 1.4
acres starts at $42,000.
Views, wildlife, gas, phone &
electric in area. Call Lorie
Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
3 BED 2 BATH HOME
OVER 1/2 ACRE
In Central Billings, RV parking, 2 decks, firepit, fenced,
2-car tuck-under garage,
stone fireplace, lots of remod-
(Additional Charge)
els, wildlife, $225,000. Call
Lorie Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
1519 SULLIVAN,
BILLINGS
No basement, $264,900, total remodel. 3 bed, 2 bath,
fenced, garden, triple garage, irrigation, park-like setting. Call Lorie Trump 406860-2902.
(16-1tc)
Stephens Road, $55,000
undeveloped, views, horses
& modulars welcome. Call
Lorie Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
AMAZING 33 ACRES
OVER 1/2 ACRE LOT
Indian Cliffs, 4 miles W. of Billings airport, off paved road.
Views of city. On top of rims,
minutes from central Billings.
Call Lorie Trump 406-8602902.
(16-1tc)
Xango Mangosteen Juice
The Business of the
21st Century
Call Gloria at 406-480-9777
Sidney, MT
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Help Wanted
Sidney Sugars
Incorporated has the
following position open:
• Boiler Operator: Class 1 or 2 licence $26.18.
Class 3 $21.95 hr with willingness to learn.
Requires Montana or transferable Boiler Operator
License.
Full Time benefits are:
• Holiday, Vacation and sick pay
• Insurance for medical, dental and life
• Pension and 401 (k)
Apply in person or request an application from:
Sidney Sugars Incorporated
35140 County Road 125 - Sidney, MT - 406-433-9320
Apply at Job Service Work Force Center
211 N Central Ave – Sidney, MT
www.sidneysugars.com
Walk-ins are welcome!
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LEWISTOWN MONTANA
PIECE OF HEAVEN
3 lots, absolutely gorgeous
area, 11 acres, $45,500; 22
acres, $85,500. Lots of deer,
trailers welcome, literally
minutes from national forest
land, walking distance to
spring creek, pine trees. Call
Lorie Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
EDGAR, MT 20 ACRES
UNRESTRICTED
Surrounded by farmland,
fenced, shed on property,
wildlife, off county road,
$92,000. Call Lorie Trump
406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
20 ACRES WEST OF
PARK CITY, MT
Pine trees, easy access, wildlife, 3 lots from electric,
$29,500. Call Lorie Trump
406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
3 LOTS OFF BISON
ROAD, SHEPHERD, MT
2 of the lots have water frontage, 9 acres start at $90,000.
Easy access, views, views,
views. Call Lorie Trump 406860-2902.
(16-1tc)
RED LODGE, MT LOT
Off paved road, 7,500
square feet, utilities underground, 1 lot away from golf
course, mountain ski hill,
views, $48,000 RO. Call
Lorie Trump 406-860-2902.
(16-1tc)
FOR RENT
OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE
FOR RENT
Office/Retail space for rent in
downtown Sidney. Reasonable. Call 406-489-1945.
(5-tfn)
SERVICES
WELDING
Welding & repair work. No
job is too small. Portable
welder, reasonable rates.
701-444-2936.
(30-tfn)
PAINTING
Will paint houses, barns,
quonsets, silos, grain bins,
etc. References available.
R&L Painting, 406-4888244.
(3-tfn)
COMPLETE SERVICE
CENTER
The Roundup provides free
Fax service at Meuchel Com-
puter Services, Watford City,
ND, for all news, photos & advertising copy. You may drop
your Roundup payments at
Meuchels.
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WINDSHIELD
REPLACEMENTS
Lowest price around. Quick
service. Over 300 windshields in stock for cars, pickups & semis, reflect windshields are now $120.
Magrum Motors, 1820 2nd
St. W., Williston. 701-5720114.
(5-tfn)
FARM & RANCH
MINERALS &
SUPPLEMENTS
Complete line of minerals &
supplements. Protein & mineral tabs for cattle, horses &
sheep. All types of liquid feed
for livestock. Calving supplies. R&J Ag Supply 406488-1953, 406-480-2006, 1800-233-2499, Sidney, MT.
(2-tfn)
VERMEER HAYING
EQUIPMENT
See us today for all your
haying & feeding equipment,
sweeps & farm oil. Anderson
Vermeer Sales & Service.
Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5:30
p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701828-3482 (after hrs.).
Alexander, ND.
(42-tfn)
FOR SALE BY SEALED
BID
Lincoln Electric Cooperative
of Eureka, MT has for sale by
sealed bid: 1992 CAT-Caterpillar, 416 Series II, 4x4 backhoe with 3,700 hrs.; 1997
Ford F-800 Flatbed, 10 speed
transmission, air brakes,
44,565 miles, DOT inspection
passed 5-12-13; 2000
Norwest Tilt Trailer, 24K GVW,
air brakes, DOT inspection
passed 5-12-13. These may
be viewed at the cooperative
headquarters at 500 Osloski
Road and will be sold as is.
Please call 406-889-3301 to
request pictures by email (8
a.m.-4:30 p.m.). Sealed bids
may be handed in at the office or mailed to LEC, Attn:
Sealed Bid, P.O. Box 628,
Eureka, MT 59917. Bids must
be received no later than
4:30 p.m., June 21, 2013.
Kids, Earn $$$
Join the Roundup Carrier Team.
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Routes
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Sidney
neighborhoods.
LEC reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
(15-3tp)
course & more. Call 701-5863731 for more information.
(16-2tp)
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Milk cows and good brown
Swiss bulls. Call 406-4895626.
(16-2tc)
Electric pump, gas furnace
and air conditioner to be
moved out of house, $150 for
all of it. Call 406-489-5626.
(16-2tc)
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
FIRE RESISTANT
Fire resistant clothing available at The Other Place,
Culbertson, MT. Now 30% off.
406-787-5211.
(50-tfn)
SHEDS FOR SALE
$3,000, 10x16, wood frame,
metal outside, choice of door,
on skids, will deliver or build
on-site. Call 406-274-2512.
(1-tfn)
FOR SALE
HEALTH/PERSONALS
If you used the Mirena IUD
between 2001-present and
suffered perforation or embedment in the uterus requiring surgical removal, or had
a child born with birth defects
you may be entitled to compensation. Call Johnson Law
and speak with female staff
members, 1-800-535-5727.
(16-1tp)
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY
Complete Picture Framing
Shop to be moved, heavy
duty CTD Chopper, Fletcher
2100 mat cutter, Fletcher
3000 wall mount glass and
mat cutter, shrink wrap machine, 300 plus mat boards,
several 100 ft. of misc molding, 1,000 corner mat
samples, 1,000 corner
sample molding, misc. hand
tools, supplies and prints.
Call 406-796-2326.
(15-4tc)
Scrap iron, scrap metal, batteries, junk vehicles, Call
406-488-1829 or 406-4804213.
(13-4tp)
FOR SALE
FIFTH-WHEEL TRAILER
FOR SALE
B Membership to the Hart
Ranch, south of Rapid City,
S.D., in the beautiful Black
Hills. Includes camping, large
swimming pool, 18 hole golf
VEHICLES
2001 CHEVY LUMINA
143,000 miles, new tires,
new battery, $1,800. Call
406-489-2493.
(16-2tp)
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES
Must be moved. 36', 2000
Prowler, includes skirting,
porch, fencing, etc; has extras galore with 3-XL
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The Roundup
Auto Trader
Only $17 A Week!
If you run it for 2 weeks & it doesn’t sell, we’ll run
it for 2 more weeks...................
FREE!
2007 Yamaha TTR50
In excellent condition Call (406) 581-8020
$
111 W. Main • Sidney
Call Tiara or Erin at (406) 433-3306 for details.
*Signing Bonus will be distributed over a 5 month period.*
850
or best offer
Want to place an ad
in the auto trader?
Email: classads@esidney.com • Call: (406) 433-3306 for details
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2013 15
slideouts, wood cabinets/
floors, washer/dryer hookups, gas heat, a/c, generator
and solar panel so you are
ready for anything, $14,000.
Call 541-280-9869.
(14-3tp)
RETIRED COUPLE
SELLING 2010 LAREDO
FIFTH-WHEEL
Large slide-out, Glacier package, many upgrades, 1/2 ton
& towable, asking $19,500.
Call 701-570-0669 for appointments to see.
(15-2tc)
RENDEZVOUS READY
Small enclosed trailer,
10x10, Panther Primitive tent,
tanned buffalo hide, CVA
percussion 50 caliber rifle, all
camping supplies included,
$1,000. Call 701-570-0669.
(15-2tc)
2003 MONTANA
FIFTH-WHEEL
3 slides, washer/dryer hookups, very clean, 37 ft.,
$17,000. Call 406-489-2493.
(16-2tp)
2006 HARLEY
DAVIDSON
Dyna Street Bob, 7,500
miles, like new. $9,000. Call
406-489-2493.
(16-2tp)
GIVE AWAY
GIVE AWAY
Piano, organ, stove and
fridge. Call 701-842-2556 or
701-842-3259.
(13-4tp)
For Sale
FRANZ RANCH
Yearling Red
Angus and
Charolais Bulls
406-798-3675
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McKenzie County Weed Control LAP
(Landowner Assistance Program)
Fairview Scholarship Winners
McKenzie County has funding available for landowners of Noncropland Noxious weed eradication. This program has been put in
place by the McKenzie County Weed Control, to assist landowners
in controlling harmful weeds on their land by subsiding some of the
costs incurred for chemicals the land owner needs for controlling
these problems.
With this program the McKenzie County Weed Control can assist
the landowner by supplementing the cost of chemical or bio-agents
for non-cropland areas. The Weed Board will issue a reimbursement
for chemical applied or bugs released up $500.00; however, this may
be contingent on funds available. This reimbursement will be given
with the proper paper work submitted.
1. The receipt for purchase of chemical or
bio-agent.
Starr Foundation Scholarship
Kim Syth of The Starr Foundation Scholarship awarded
$1,200 to the following Fairview graduates: (L-R) Jace
Taylor, Brock Shriver, Brittany Schneider, Riley Reynolds,
Jered Dahl and Lexi Cayko.
2. A USDA Farm Service agency map with
the location.
3. Type of infestation and acres treated.
a. The noxious weeds in McKenzie County
are Leafy Spurge, Spotted Knapweed,
Russian Knapweed, Salt Cedar, Common
Burdock, and Canada Thistle.
McKenzie County Weed Control
can offer private spraying for landowner/
operators upon request with additional
charges for labor and equipment.
701-842-4131 • 512 14th St SW, Watford City, ND
Ron Shaide Memorial Scholarship
The Ron Shaide Memorial Scholarship presented $1,000
each to: (L-R) Kyle Shelmerdine, Lexi Cayko and Jonathan
Shaide. The scholarship was given by Sharon and Marty
Shaide.
Open
Sunday
June 8
12-5 pm
Merchants Bank
Merchants Bank in Fairview awarded 13 scholarships to
the Fairview High School Class of 2013, totaling $4,600.
Recipients were: (front) Kyle Shelmerdine, Morgan Taylor, Lexi Cayko, Brittany Schneider, Morgan Klose, Devin
Johnson; (back) Jonathan Shaide, Cole Skorpil, Brock
Shriver, Merchants Bank President Brent Torgerson, Cody
Shelmerdine, Riley Reynolds and Jace Taylor. Not pictured is Brooke Paulson of Cartwright, ND.
Public Notification Of Sex Offenders
Residing In McKenzie Co.
Robert A. Robinson resides at CO Rd 53 24th St.
NW., Rig 329, Watford City,
ND. 3rd Degree Sexual As-
Iseman Homes of Williston
2308 W. Front St.
Next to the Midway Bar
701-572-2590
OPEN SUNDAY
sault, convicted: November/
2002.
NE-Registered, NE-Lifetime. ND-Status: Registered,
ND-Risk Level: Undetermined.
Robert A. Robinson
Jason L. Turner
Jason L. Turner resides
at12152 30 St NW, Watford
City, ND. Sexual Assault
Child 2nd Degree,Convicted:
October/2007
TX-Registered, TX-Lifetime. ND-Status: Registered,
ND-Risk Level: Undetermined.
Millers’
Corner
Convenience Store, Deli
& Catering
WE HAVE Come see Iseman Homes of Williston’s
LAND! subdivision: STONE MEADOWS. Only 9 lots left!
SAVE 1800 Sq. Ft. 3 bed, 2 bath home. 9’ sidewalls, wide open
25,145 floor plan. A must see! Was $155,140 now $129,995
$
ONLY 2 2013 Highland 16x80 3 bed, 2 bath finished sheetrock
$
Available! throughout, with washer/dryer and TV. Only 48,995
The Taylor New 1600 Sq. Ft. home. 3 bed, 2 bath with a TON of upgrades
Display Model such as cement board siding, 5/12 roof pitch, hickory cabinets,
Only 1 at this Price! upgraded carpet. Clay package was $129,360 now $99,995
LAKE SAVE $20,075! This NEW 2013 Redman home is perfect
TV, sheetrock
HOME for a lake home! 3 bed, 2 bath, washer/dryer,
$
throughout, wood trim, and a deck! Only 69,995
Special pricing on all homes during the sale. Stop by and see us!
We Cater
to your suitable
location
Breakfast
Brunch|Lunch
Dinner
Family Gatherings
Reunions
Weddings
Business Meetings
Fri:
Sat:
th Sun:
Mon:
SPECIAL HOURS
JUNE 7th - 10
9am 9am 12pm 9am -
6pm
5pm
5pm
7pm
Conferences
Holiday Parties
Williston, ND
701-572-2590
406-433-4041
2201 West Holly, Sidney