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Farm & Ranch Life
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Dr. Michael R. Rosmann, Ph.D
Agricultural safety and health are
improving, but not for psychological
injuries and fatalities
Agricultural
occupations,
defined by the National Institute
for Occupational Safety and Health
(NIOSH) as farming, ranching,
farm worker, forestry, and commercial fishing, have the highest
rate of occupation-related deaths,
according to a 2015 U.S. Department of Labor report that analyzed
data accumulated for 2013.
The fatality rate of 22.2 per
100,000 persons was well above
transportation/warehousing (13.1
per 100,000), mining/quarrying
and oil/gas extraction (12.3 per
100,000), and construction (9.4 per
100,000).
A 2015 Agricultural Safety
and Health Council of America (ASHCA) publication says
approximately 480 U.S. farmers have died each recent year in
agriculture-related events, which
is about half the number of yearly
agriculture-related fatalities during the early 1990s. Although
progress is occurring in reducing
farming-related fatalities, there is
still room for improvement.
Tractors are the main cause of
farming-related deaths—about 125
annually according to ASCHA.
We are blessed to live in a very loving and caring
community. This has been felt in abundance through
the years and more than ever after the passing of my
husband. The family of Clare Fox thanks everyone for
your love, support, prayers, hospitality, cards, memorials
and friendship. We were wrapped in care and love from
the moment Pastor Norm and Linda came to be with
us at Sanford Hospital after Clare’s
passing. We thank all involved in
Clare’s beautiful service. We
also want to thank our medical
community who gave Clare
exemplary care. Thank you
to Trinity Lutheran Church
and Armstrong Funeral
Home. Clare loved the
Lisbon Community.
Ilo and the family of Clare Fox
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Friday, March 18
Ransom County Expo Center
Social at 6:30 p.m. • Supper at 7 p.m.
Lisbon Eagles will be catering the meal
Jeff ‘Tigger’ Erhardt, Cowboy Poet,
will be the entertainment
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Many of these fatalities and many
serious injuries could have been
prevented if roll-over protection
systems (ROPS) were mandated
for tractors.
In Sweden the number of tractor-rollover fatalities has declined
to near zero annually, as almost
all tractors now have mandatory
ROPS.
About 115 children from 0 to
18 years of age succumbed on an
annual basis recently in agricultural workplaces but only 20 percent were actively working. The
other 80 percent were bystanders
or playing in agricultural settings.
The current rate of child fatalities on farms is about half of what
it was a generation ago. Grassroots efforts like farm safety day
camps, Extension workshops, and
the Farm Safety For Just Kids
organization are among the main
contributors to the reduction in
childhood fatalities.
What are the costs of farmingrelated fatalities and injuries? In
2015 the average age of the primary farm operator, and his/her
retirement, were 59 and 74 respectively; the average net farm income
per household was $123,432,
according to the USDA Economic
Research Service.
Multiplying the average net
farm income by 15 years of earning
capacity yields an estimated loss
of $1.85 million per farm operation. The costs of a farmer’s death
to his/her family and community
are greater--perhaps incalculable,
for the emotional pain they suffer
and the knowledge and leadership
which are no longer available.
Non-life threatening injuries take a toll too, for about
61,000 agriculture-related injuries
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5627 140 Ave SE, Sheldon 2100+ sq. ft. Ranch Style home,
3 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor
laundry, spacious living area, full
basement/partially finished with 2
stairways, horse barn with 5 box
stalls, corrals, approximately 8.5
acres with 3 rail vinyl fence and
barbless fence for horses. New
rural water system installed spring
2016. Plus $5,000 heating/cooling
system allowance .......... $230,000
PRICES REDUCED
631 6th St SW, Forman - Completely
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bar & bedroom. Hardwood floors on main
level with new kitchen & bath & main floor
bath & laundry, enclosed front porch. 3
bedrooms & bath on the second level. 2
stall attached garage, 2 stall detached
garage, large yard on corner lot. New
windows, steel siding, wood deck & move in ready with stainless steel
appliances included. Was $209,900 ..................................... Now $199,900
151 Highway 32 S, Forman Check out this recently remodeled
1336 sf, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath with
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There is a family room, rec.
room, bath and laundry in the
basement. Home is located on a corner lot with 2 stall detached garage.
Was $115,900. ....................................................................... Now $109,900
1018 Main Street, Lisbon - A great
business opportunity. Turn key
restaurant located on 22,500 sf site.
1900 sf building with ample off street
parking and easy access. Property
could also be a great retail or office
space. Owners willing to remove
fixtures and are also willing to look at
offers and possible owner financing .
.................................. Now $160,000
LISBON
506 Forest Street - Newely remodeled kitchen & bath, refinished hardwood floors, low maintenance exterior, 5 garage stalls - $129,900
SALE PENDING
1307 Elm Street - 936sf, 1 bedroom, 1 bath with main floor laundry, detached single stall garage on 18,000sf
site - $45,000
730 Oak Ridge Dr, Lisbon - 1999 Ranch! 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 stall heated garage w man cave, FWA/CAC - $175,500
MILNOR / FORMAN / Rutland / Stirum
724 1 St, Milnor - 1394 sq. ft. w 3bdrm, 1.75bth, heated 2-stall garage, newer roof & windows - Was 118,900 Now 108,900
614 5th St, Milnor - 1680 sq. ft. dble wide manufactured home, 3bdrm, 2 ba. w attached 2+ stall garage, appliances included- $87,500
Rutland General Store Building - 5,100sq. ft. commercial building w/dual heat in floor & Lpg, FWA/CAC, with
2,500sq. ft. second level with 3 bdrm, 2 bth, deck, 2 stall garage, older building housing Rutland Café - $109,900
631 6th St SW, Forman - 1590sf, 3 bdrm, 3 bth with main floor laundry, 2 stall attached garage & 2 stall detached garage-- $199,900
321 6th St, Milnor - Remodeled! 3bdrm, 1.5bth, all new flooring, windows, furnace, & CA. w/ shed & appliances $65,000
151 Hwy 32 S, Forman - 1,336 sf, 3 bdrm, 1 bth w lg living rm/hdwd floors, corner lot w 2 stall detached garage $109,900
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6244 117th Ave SE, Fort Ransom - 1430 sq. ft., 9.16 acres (with possibility of purchasing an additional 70 acres) 4bdrm, 3bth, 2stall garage--------------------------------- $209,900
18 Randall St, Sheldon - 2bd, 1ba, 936 sq. ft., full basement, appl. included, 1 stall garage, on corner lot- $49,900
PENDING
710 Center St, Enderlin - 3 bdrms, 1 bth, hardwood floors, appliances, SS detachedSALE
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Commercial Listings
1018 Main Street, Lisbon - A great business opportunity. Turn key restaurant located
on 22500 sf site. 1900 sf building with ample off street parking & easy access. Property
could also be a great retail or office space. Owners willing to remove fixtures and are also
willing to look at offers and possible owner financing. ....................Reduced to $160,000
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION: You
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Willis (Bill) Olson’s 90th Birthday
Saturday March 19th from 2-4
pm at Parkside Lutheran Home in
Lisbon. If you are unable to attend
and would like to bless him with a
note of congratulations you may do
so at PO Box 153. Everyone welcome. NO GIFTS PLEASE.
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FOR SALE
USED APPLIANCES
30 day warranty!
Whirlpool Duet Front Load Washer & Dryer
with pedestals .................... For the set - $1599
Samsung Gas Dryer ................................ $399
Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer ............................ $349
LG Super Capacity Dryer ........................ $299
Maytag Super Capacity Dryer ................. $179
Gibson Dryer w/Pedestal ......................... $179
Hotpoint Washer ...................................... $259
GE Washer .............................................. $219
Whirlpool Dishwasher .............................. $259
Whirlpool 20 cu ft Refrigerator ................. $249
Hotpoint 16 cu ft Refrigerator .................. $219
Frigidaire 18 cu ft Refrigerator ................. $159
Frigidaire Glass Top Range ..................... $349
Kenmore Coil Burner Range ................... $299
Maytag Coil Burner Range ...................... $249
Whirlpool Coil Burner Range ................... $179
USED FURNITURE
Dresser, Mirror, 5 Drawer Chest, Queen
Headboard & Frame ............ For the set - $599
Chromcraft Table & 6 Chairs ................... $429
Chromcraft Table, Walnut Finish.............. $399
La-Z-Boy Microfiber Chair & Ottoman .... $299
Club Chair & Ottoman ............................. $169
Floral Sofa ............................................... $149
Eagle TV Stand ....................................... $249
Wood Table with 4 Chairs .......................... $99
Oak Desk ................................................... $79
Chromcraft Accent Chair ........................... $69
Office Chair................................................ $39
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LISBON • ENDERLIN • FORT RANSOM
LUXURY LIVING! 119 Prairie View Dr, Lisbon - 4bdrm, 3bth, fully finished, huge family room, vaulted entry - $264,000
REPAIR AND SAVE! 47 Railway St, Enderlin - 2,000+ sq. ft. of living space. Lg. family room, main level laundry - $54,900
TOO- $144,900
LATE
BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED! 320 Dewey St., Enderlin - 3bd, 1¾bth, move in ready, big yard, garage & out bldg.
MANY UPDATES! 609 Oak St, Lisbon - 3bd, 2bth, newer flooring, 2 stall attached heated garage, 1 unattached garage.
$89,900
TOO-LATE
GWINNER • FORMAN • MILNOR • OAKES • HANKINSON
CHARMING! 637 6th St SW, Forman - 3bdrm, 2bth, single stall garage, enclosed porch, large lot, close to school- $59,900
TOO
LATE
DREAM HOME! 659 6th St SW, Forman - 4bdrm, 2bth, great kitchen, harwood floor, deck, 2 stall garage
- $169,900
WELCOME HOME! 8 4th Ave SE, Gwinner - 3bdrm 2bth, family rm, several updates, deck, 2 stall heated garage - $84,900
GREAT STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT 211 5th Street SW, Hankinson - 2 bdrm, 1½ bath. 20x40 detached garage- $45,000
FAMILY HOME! 252 Maple Ave SW, Forman - 3 bdrm, 2 bath, new roof, basement, deck, close to school & shopping- $79,900
INVESTMENTS • RURAL • LAND
MULTI-USE BUILDING! 6840 Hwy 32 S., Lisbon - Supper club with 2014 AC, int. remodel, updated septic, ‘09 steel roof - $169,900
LARGE FAMILY HOME! 12471 98th St SE, Cogswell - 6 bd, 2 3/4 ba w orig. woodwork, enclosed porch 2TOO
levels -LATE
$45,000
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Valley News
Oh dear, how could a person
write down seven names and send it
off with one missing. The girls met
at Hodenattes for an old age session
of years ago. The one name is energetic, friendly Carmen Cavett. She
was there with oddities in her life
also which packed a lot of fun. This
rover checked her copy and could
not find the seventh person in the
paper which is Carmen Cavett, one
of the fun group.
What a day to live in North
Dakota with up to 70 temp for
March and then white ermine nearly
wiped out. The mower looked
tempting today to scramble the left
over leaves. Instead she went to
baking and it was donuts--the third
batch. This rovers recipe was in a
published cookbook and they are
super--if you like to stand over lard
grease with tablespoon of vinegar
added before the grease gets hot. Set
the kettle in the sink as it goes crazy
when the vinegar is added so better
not let it get too hot--just melted.
Here is the recipe and I’m eating the
third one now with Brooke stating
she would like half the recipe all
made sent to her house. Lard can be
purchased at Teals grocery. If they
find it for you, they might expect
you to bring some donuts. Beat in
mixer, one half cup of oil, one cup
of either sour or sweet milk, one
cup sugar, three eggs beaten, 1/2
tsp salt, one tsp soda, two tsp baking powder, one tsp vanilla, one tsp
nutmeg, four cups flour or enough
to handle the dough. Last cup of
flour may have to be stirred in by
hand. Roll and let stand ten or fifteen minutes --get to work cutting
when the grease sizzles with a drop
of water. Makes a good size batch
but not enough to please everyone.
Sister Ilene Larson fourteen
years younger and not born in the
sandhills would not remember this
sotry of cracklings. My mom Mamie
Hoaby ace in the hole was crackling
gravy. Of course back in the twenties it was depression time to everything was used. Dad Ted Hoaby
grew a large patch of onions--there
is a picture of this rover sitting in
one of them at probably year and a
half old. He sold them for a quarter a
dozen. Then it was gathering scraps
of wood, placing them under a fifty
gallon barrel of water. Fire was
started and a pig run down. Mom
would sit and stir that blood from
the hog and in the evening would
be “brucrub” or blood cake with
pieces of pig fat mixed in, baked in
the oven and coming out like a regular cake. Smear some home made
butter, made my shaking a gallon
pail of cream until it materialized.
Now the blood is taken care of and
knives are sharpened (Ted Hoabys
Dad Christ Hoaby made knives fit
for a king). The hog is dipped into
the boiling water up and down and
hair skinning is on. After sometime
the hog come out pure white glistening hanging in the trees until cut
up, put in a smoke house after cutting fat away which comes to the
crackling stage. It is put in the oven
until rendered with some of small
pieces held back and out comes the
cracklings and they were spread
on a newspaper. An onion was cut
up, sauteed in a cup of dripplings,
stirred and a cup of flour added or
maybe a hand full mixed in adding
a whatever of water or milk. Just
before serving this smooth gravy a
large cup of cracklings was stirred
in. Of course salt and pepper had
to be put in. What a supper when a
large loaf of homemade bread was
sliced up for each plate, covering
it with the glorious tasting gravy
mixed with cracklings.
There was Ilene Larson groping
with all of her heavy musical keyboard and amps and mikes Monday
to play at Parkside for the birthday
party of the month. Ilene goes into
polkas, waltzes, country lore. She
does not read a note so it is planted
in her brain, thousands of songs and
no problems to sign or play them.
She played guitar in a band for years
so has had a lot of practice and with
by Irene Hoenhause
musical folks learned young. Ted
and Mamie Hoaby played at dances
when all six of Hoabys were born-Ted on fiddle, Mom Mamie on the
organ or piano. Back to Parkside
after a flu attack up there, a super
number of residents came out for
the program with hand clapping and
a spring time fever in their blood.
How wonderful to walk into a home
and find this!!!
Last Wed. church was called off
at Parkside 9 in the morn because
of a flu epidemic. This Wed. it will
be full agale again when Ilene’s sis,
Irene a lot older zips in with Easter Parade to begin with. She plays
tunes they call for such as “Don’t
Be Angry” until the clock hits 9:15
and the hymn books come into use.
Here was Pastor Aaron to bring a
great sermon mixed with songs at
9:30. All in all a great multitude
appeared the same as for the birthday party of the month. He is from
the Redeemer Church and what a
spirit to bring into the homes. Next
comes Swingbed at the Hospital.
This rover called on Jan Hansen to
play and she did as Pastor Aaron
gave the great sermon along with
singing. Thanks to all that came and
Jan for zipping away from her job at
the Gazette.
Beverly Anne church time came
and singing went on as Pastor Aaron
zipped in. He does a super job even
being a young smiling Pastor. He
even sang a solo without accompanyment and it was met with many
smiles. Cookie time came at 3:00
with this rover ringing out with
“Easter Parade” and “If Jesus Goes
With Me.” Thanks to all.
The flu is rampant and one that
it hit was Alice Hanson plus Pastor
Norm. They are fine now and may
everyone miss this nuisance with
the gorgeous warm weather and rain
coming down. At Swingbed Dorothy Anderson and this rover had a
great visit over her over a month
problem which included surgery
in Fargo. She stated on Friday she
was to go home and her daughter
Linda would come to spend sometime. Prayers to all of them. Also to
Danny Anderson who is on a list to
get well and Charles and Marlene
Jorgenson.
There was Mike Hoaby zipping
up the Valley and delivering barbecued gizards to this rover. They
were fantastic and was the supper
treat--thanks Mike and he went
home with donuts 7:30 in morn
here comes Brooke Hoenhause to
replenish a plastic bag with donuts
and another with powdered sugar as
she headed to school.
There was Mark Carlblom and
Chesley Knutson bouncing in at
Ruth Carlblom’s to see how she was
doing and a great visit from Milnor.
Oh my, you get acquainted
with people in odd ways. There is
this friendly insurance man who
answered from his office in Wisconsin. Stated it was about sixty
degrees with very little snow, about
the same as in Lisbon, N.D. He is
young, single and very much at his
business and thanks to him for the
chat. This is Zach Nolan of Sun
Prairie, Wisc.
Beverly Anne went on Friday
with a great attendance and Pastor Norm as the sermon giver. He
gave on the one who got his inheritance and ended up with the pigs.
There were Ruth Carlblom, Kay
Reinke, Clarice Mairs and Gerry
Freeberg with relatives and friends
for the church service. This rover
belting out with Easter Parade as
they marched out for cookie time.
Thanks to all that came and may we
not end up like the son who left but
did return and was in the arms of his
Dad--not his brother tho.
Ruth Carlblom and this rover
zipped into Alice Hieggelke apartment and went out with some of her
past treasures in clothes and cards.
Lois Donau put in a call to this
rover and she is a jolly sort to visit
with. This rover put a wrong letter
(continued on pg. 3)
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LISBON PARK BOARD
SEEKING FOLLOWING
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• GROUND KEEPERS
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•CANTEEN &
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Send all applications for
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Box 868 • Lisbon, ND 58054
North Dakota
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To apply: Please go to
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If you need assistance, please
contact Liz Martin at 683-6506
Please apply by 11:59 PM
on March 21, 2016.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Check our
Classifieds!
Ransom County Soil Conservation District has an opening for a
SEASONAL TREE PLANTER
Position requires extended periods of sitting,
bending, and lifting up to 100 lbs.
Must have valid driver’s license. $10-14/hr DOE.
Applications need to be into the
Ransom County Soil Conservation District
office by March 24th, 2016 at 4:00p.m.
Call 701-683-4101 for more information.
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Forman, ND is looking to hire a
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PART-TIME NIGHT C.N.A.
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If interested in any of the above positions,
please call Lynette Burley at 701-724-6211.
We look forward to you joining our team.
Four Seasons Health Care Center
ranSom county
is welcoming applications for a fill-in
VAN/BUS DRIVER
for our Ransom County Transportation program.
The successful candidate will work as a fill-in driver
for our 14 passenger bus and minivan. Qualified
applicants should have a clear driving record and
van and/or bus driving experience. The ability to
work with the public and having a caring attitude are
a must. No CDL is required.
If you are interested in applying, please call or
send your inquiries by March 31, 2016 to:
Valley Senior Services - Ransom County
PO Box 387
Lisbon, ND 58054
701 683-3131
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To Apply:
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or go online at
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501 3rd Ave. W.
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Looking for
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Weekends off
Flexible schedule
Full or part time
Health and dental
Profit sharing
Clean work area
Stop in at
Fargo Assembly
1301 South Main
Lisbon
or call 701-683-5141
for more information.
Four Seasons Healthcare’s new Assisted Living Center,
“The Villas,” needs a
MANAGER
If you are energetic, reliable, friendly and outgoing this is the perfect fit for
you. The Manager will be responsible for developing policies and procedures
for the new facility and services for residents that will help them maintain an
independent lifestyle. Duties include planning activities, some cooking/baking,
light housekeeping, arranging or providing transportation, maintain paper
records and forms, and related duties. If you like socializing and working with
elderly residents, call now. This is primarily a weekday position with some on-call
responsibilities. It won’t hurt to call and schedule an interview.
Contact Sonya Lang or Lynette Burley at 701-724-6211
for a full job description and to schedule an interview soon.
Four Seasons Health Care Center
HELP WANTED
Job openings for our new shuttle facility in Verona, ND.
Driveway/Maintenance and Scale and Grain Graders.
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If you would like to become a part of the James Valley Grain
team, please apply online or stop in.
Contact: Eric Larson
600A South 7th St.
Oakes, ND 58474
Office: (701) 742-5200
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JVG GRAIN
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ANNUAL FORT RANSOM
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF CITY OF
completed SFN 2704 Petition/Certificate
$150
A nationwide rain and snow
reporting network is looking for
volunteers in North Dakota to
become part of the state’s climatological history, says Adnan Akyuz,
state climatologist and professor of climatological practices at
North Dakota State University.
These observers will measure
rainfall, snowfall and snow depth
as part of the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow
(CoCoRaHS) Network. Some
observers also measure the water
equivalent of the snow after it
melts.
North Dakota has been collecting precipitation (rainfall and
snowfall) data since the early
1900s in most places. When farmers, engineers, and weather and
river forecasters ask for precipitation data for a given location, that
information comes mostly from
volunteer observers.
“Now is your chance to provide
that data and be a part of the state’s
climatological history,” Akyuz
says. “It’s fun, easy and only takes
five minutes a day.”
North Dakota has more than
300 such volunteer precipitation
observers.
“However, it is not nearly
enough,” Akyuz says. “We need as
many volunteer observers as possible around the state to help forecast
flood potential, as well as drought
assessments. Don’t worry if you
do not know how to do all that.
We have a lot of training materials
for you to become an observer. All
you need is an interest in weather
to participate in the program and a
cylindrical rain gauge.”
In your neighborhood, volunteers of all ages and backgrounds
already may be measuring precipitation in their own backyards as
part of the CoCoRaHS Network,
which has grown to more than
15,000 volunteer observers covering every state.
Data from CoCoRaHS Network volunteers routinely are
being viewed and used by many
professions and organizations,
including meteorologists, hydrologists, emergency managers, city
utilities,
insurance
adjusters,
agribusinesses, engineers, science teachers and the National
Weather Service. Data are used for
many applications, such as water
resource planning, severe storm
warnings, teaching earth science,
predicting crop yields and assessing hail damage.
During March, the network
is running its annual competition
among states called “CoCoRaHS
March Madness.” The idea is to
see how many new observers it can
recruit in each state. North Dakota
was the winner in 2010, 2012 and
2015.
“We want to show the nation
that weather is important in our
state, and we also want to keep
the March Madness Cup here at
home,” Akyuz says.
Go to http://www.cocorahs.
org/application.aspx to volunteer
for the CoCoRaHS Network.
Tuesday,
August 14
JAMES VALLEY GRAIN IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
LEGALS
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
SHELDON’S FILING DEADLINE
of Nomination and a completed SFN 10172
on her name but you know that
FILING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Statement of Interests to Tammy Boeder,
gave her an excuse to visit which
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
deadline for candidates seeking election to
City Auditor, by April 11, 2016, at 4:00
was super. She stated Linda Brown/ filing deadline for candidate names to be the City of Sheldon is April 11, 2016 by 4:00 p.m. CST. All forms are available from the
Schjelderup of Moorhead had raked printed on the ballot is Monday, April 11, p.m. The following city council offices are City Auditor or forms can also be obtained
her whole yard this March. She and 2016 at 4:00 PM at the Fort Ransom School up for election: City Council Members (2 on-line at http://www.nd.gov/sos/ecectvote/
elections/forms.html.
hubby Jerry have their new kitchen Administrative Office at the Lisbon High positions for 4 year terms each).
School.
Any person wishing to be a candidate
BY ORDER OF THE CITY OF SHELDON
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and there was her birthday staring
her in the face. They went out for
a super supper but first she did the
work of a home and washed this
persons clothes for an elderly. She
does not leave work behind, she is a
spotless housekeeper and wants her
yard that way also.
HELP WANTED
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Fancy Antique Mall, 701 775-0714.
There was Catlyn Wolters
58602-0700.
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WILTON FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR
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COMPANY is accepting applications for a
He does a super business on the
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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South end of Lisbon and its lucky to
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ing on my sermon for next week.”
MCINTOSH COUNTY WEED Board needs North Dakota farm land values continue to be does it all. (701) 223-6397.
The older one stated, “Don’t do
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and know just what to do. Do like
374-7861.
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
I do. I think a little while on what
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comes the Lord himself doesn’t
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know what I’m going to say.”
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LIFETIME COLLECTION OF Con and Sandy
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
gan VanWell, 308-1384. She’s been
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AG FENCING, LLC, is currently taking bookMany rare small town advertising pieces,
at it a couple years, does good work
ings
for
fencing
projects
in
2016.
Please
call
crocks, jugs, pitchers, pottery. April 2, Fargo
and very friendly. Her office in huge
today for an estimate. Ryan 701-471-3521; Holiday Inn. northstarauction.com
brick bldg south of First National
Cody 605-850-9532.
Bank, second door.
ND Weather
watchers
needed
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#P2329A..........................Now$26,990
• ‘12 GMC Acadia Denali AWD
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#P2302A.......................... Now $5,990
• ‘02 Chev Camaro LT T-tops
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#S5427A......................... Now $6,990
• ‘09 Kia Optima LX
4 Cylinder, Loaded, CD, Cloth
#S5328B............................Now $7,990
• ‘11 Chev Malibu 2LT - Sunroof
V-6, Loaded, Htd. Leather, Chrome
#P2219.............................Now $12,990
• ‘14 Chev Cruze LT Sunroof
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#P2248..............................Now $14,490
• ‘14 Chev Impala Limited
V-6, Loaded, CD, Sunroof, Cloth
#P2198......................... Now $14,990
• ‘15 Chev Cruze LT
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#P2336......................... Now $15,590
• ‘15 Chev Impala Limited
V-6, Loaded, CD, Sunroof, Cloth
#P2352......................... Now $15,990
• ‘12 Buick LaCrosse CXL Sunroof
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Proven Performance Turning Nonproductive Assests into Cash!
Dr Rosman
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lost productivity at $8.3 billion.
ASHCA noted that every day
about 167 agricultural workers suffer lost work-time and 5
percent of these events involve
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Are farming-related psychological fatalities due to suicide,
and injuries such as anxiety
and depression, decreasing like
farming-related physical fatalities and injuries are decreasing?
Men involved in agriculture
currently are about five times
more likely to undertake suicide (about 25 per 100,000) than
women (about 5 per 100,000)
and about 60 percent more
likely than non-farming men to
undertake suicide. For as long
as reliable data have been available (about 50 years), the yearly
rate of farming-related suicides
has generally been greater than
the fatality rate due to physical
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th
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events, and closely tied to farm
economic conditions.
To illustrate, suicides by farm
men more than doubled during the worst part of the 1980s’
Farm Crisis. It isn’t known
how many more farming-related
deaths were purposeful, such as
events that were disguised as
“accidents” to enable survivors
to collect life insurance proceeds.
How often are anxiety and
depressive illnesses and resultant lost days of work on the
farm also underreported? Few
of the people farming have
unemployment insurance coverage; others want to “tough it
out,” so they don’t seek professional help even when needed.
The prevalence of reported
serious psychological injuries
due to anxiety and depression
for the agricultural population is
considerably higher than for the
general U.S. population, as the
recent series of Farm and Ranch
Life articles about the behavioral health of people engaged in
agriculture pointed out.
The annual prevalence for
one or both of these disorders
is about 14 percent among the
general population and about 20
percent among the agricultural
population during profitable
farming eras, but higher during
stressful eras. The cost of lost
productivity due to psychological injuries is probably greater
than for physical injuries, but
not fully known.
Why do NIOSH and other
federal programs not spend more
dollars on the prevention of agricultural injuries and fatalities of
a psychological nature? The
answer is partly that NIOSH and
other federal funding sources
are insufficient, mostly because
the majority of current legislators don’t place priority on these
occupational jeopardies.
Moreover, few private agriculture-related foundations and
corporations offer research,
training or educational funds for
agricultural behavioral health
and safety. It’s easier to generate legislative and public sentiment, and financial investment,
for crop and livestock insurance programs and physical
health issues than for psychological protections of the people
engaged in agricultural occupations.
American residents and institutions could doing much more
to prevent farmer suicides and
behavioral health perils. Farmers are our country’s most
important resource in farming.
Early March in North Dakota
is typically more conducive
to riding a snowmobile than a
motorcycle.
Recent recordhigh temperatures, however,
have resulted in large numbers
of riders taking to the roads to
enjoy the early season.
While motorcycles are a preferred mode of transportation
for many people, precautions
are required by both the motorcycle operator and drivers of
other vehicles, says AAA. In
the past five years there have
been 56 fatal and more than 900
injury crashes in North Dakota
involving motorcycles. A longer season may cause those
numbers to tragically increase.
A few key points can help
make the season safer than
years past.
AAA reminds
motorists to be prepared and to
look twice before making a lane
change or turning left in front of
oncoming traffic. Motorcycles
are more difficult to see in traffic than larger cars and trucks.
Also, while stopping distance
for motorcycles is nearly the
same as for cars, slippery or
sand-covered pavement can
make stopping quickly more
difficult. For this reason, other
drivers need to give motorcyclists an extra margin of safety
by maintaining a safe following
distance. Finally, other drivers should never cut in front
of a motorcyclist, especially
if driving a high-profile vehicle, which can tend to kick-up
rocks and other hazardous road
debris.
For more motorcycle safety
information, log onto the
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
website at www.msf-usa.org.
Daylight Savings Time
changes over at 2 a.m.
Sunday, March 13th
Don’t forget to set your clocks forward!
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Ransom County Pheasants Forever
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youth
to fund efforts to increase the wildlife in
Age 16 &
Under
Ransom County & Support Various Youth Events.
Stop In Every Afternoon For
A Delicious Homemade Dessert
Along With A Smooooth,
Freshly Brewed Coffee or
Specialty Coffee Drink!
701-683-2005
414 Main St. - Lisbon
10 am - 5:30 pm M-F
10 am - 4 pm Sat.
Refresh, Recharge Yourself...
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Support Your Hometown Businesses
Throughout The Year...
So We Can Support Your
Local Organizations & Communities
In Return!!
Monday, March 14
Lavosh Pizza! Light, Crispy Crust Topped With
3 Cheeses, Yummy Toppings & Tangy Sauces
Mediteranean Chicken or Chicken Bacon!
Tuesday, March 15
Philly Cheese on a Sub Filled With Beef,
Provolone, Sauteed Onion & Peppers & Topped
Off With Our Special Sauce, Served With Pasta
Salad or Kettle Chips & Fresh Fruit
Wednesday, March 16 &
Thursday, March 17
St. Patrick’s Day Special!!
Until We Run Out! Our Famous Tender Irish
Corned Beef...We Slow Bake It With Our Secret
Sauce & Served With Steamed Cabbage,
Carrots, Red Potatoes, and a Dinner Roll!!
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every question is answered
Call Quilt-n-sew to register
701-742-2642
Space limited
$147.00
Registration Deadline is Friday, March 18
March 17, 2016
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
KISC Components, Inc.
Lisbon Rural Fire Protection District
Held at: First State Bank
502 Main St, Lisbon ND
www.kisccom.com
Our Staff
Cares.
We Live Here
& We Are
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In our
Hometowns.
FireBall & Raffle
Support your local
Fire Department!
Have a great night out
with chances to win great
prizes; Including Guns,
TV’s, Cash, and Tools
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Social and Games of Chance 5:30 pm
Meal of Roast Beef, Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy at 7 pm
Raffle Drawing at 8 pm
At the Ransom County Expo Center
Raffle Prizes:
•8 Guns to be given away:
To Purchase meal & raffle Tickets or to Donate Prizes:
$20
per
person
Contact Any Member of the Lisbon Fire Department,
Lisbon Rural Fire Protection District Board Members
Get Tickets at the door or
Contact Matt Lyons at 308-0463
or Nate Reinke at 680-1722
Area Dining & Entertainment
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ALL YOU CAN EAT SHRIMP
Every Friday Night!
16oz. T-Bone
Steak Special
(with free mushrooms & onions upon request)
only $2195
Friday, March 18
Terriyaki Chicken Salad Topped
With Wontons, Mandarin Oranges
& Almonds...YUM!!!
HAPPY HOUR
MONDAY - FRIDAY
4:00-5:30PM
$2 BEERS & WELLS
Serving Lunch: M-F 10 am - 4:30 pm; Sat. 10 am - 3 pm
thru Lent @ 5pm
Wed. 7pm
Progessive
Lions
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Stake Out!
1 Mile South of Lisbon on Hwy 32 • 701-683-4481
All you can eat
Fish Fry $10
Every Friday
Lunch
Spec1aima-lgsone
• 10-12oz. Walleye
• Torsk
• Jumbo Shrimp
• 21 Shrimp
• Salmon
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GRILL HOURS: 11AM-10PM MON.-SAT.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18
Irish Rueben Sandwich
or order seafood off the menu
• MON - Hot Potato Bar 5-7pm various toppings $1
• TUES - $5 Buck Baskets (choose from Burgers,
Chicken Strips, Fries, Coleslaw, or Baked Beans)
• WED - Wings starting 9th of March, 5-7pm
(6 big wings for $4.50)
• THURS - PROGRESSIVE BAR BINGO & TACOS
Enderlin Sheldon Wildlife Banquet
Sat., March 26: $15 Steak Supper
GUNS•RAFFLES•FUN•KARAOKE
ENDERLIN
VFW POST #9050
437-3914
683-2276 • 517 Main Street, Lisbon
HAPPY HOUR:
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Fri. 5pm-10pm; Sat. 11am - 10pm
Saloon
Silver Prairie
11 Main Street • McLeod, ND • 701-439-2610
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683-5136 or 800-342-4672
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by Kris Ringwall
Beef Specialist, NDSU Extension Service
Why would calving time in the northern plains change?
This is a good time of the year to
share four years of data and experiences collected at the Dickinson
Research Extension Center on May
calving.
Why? The calving date is more
than a calendar date on the wall of the
barn. The date affects every aspect of
a beef cattle operation and should be
discussed with the utmost diligence.
Producers with several enterprises on the farm or ranch must
fit all on the same calendar in the
same barn. I would be the first to
say, “Avoid a knee-jerk action that
changes the calving date,” but the
discussion needs to be held.
So let’s start. Well, the weather is
nice in most areas, and the traditional
calving time of March and April is
fast approaching. The busiest dates
will be late in the first week of April,
with most cow-calf producers starting in mid- March. If I had to pick
a historical start date, it would be
March 15.
A review of the CHAPS (Cow
Herd Appraisal Performance System) data set of North Dakota Beef
Cattle Improvement Association
producers shows the actual 20-year
(1994 to 2013) average calving date
is April 4. The average date for fall
calf weigh-up is Oct. 12. These
dates have changed little, with no
strong trend showing any significant
change, indicating producer contentment with these traditional dates.
Producers calving outside of these
dates are rare. In fact, historically,
most have not even been interested
in discussing the topic. So why even
bring up the topic? We have three
reasons to discuss it: first, weather
effects on calf death loss; second, a
decreasing labor pool with the proper
cow-calf management skillset; and,
third, the growing expenses associated with cattle production.
The three reasons are not in order
of importance. Changing the calving
date is the most important decision a
cattle producer ever will make and
should not be made under duress or
out of frustration.
Historically, most beef producers
have been focused on the weather,
which generally involves a bad day
or two every year. The problem is
that every calving season will have
a day or two of bad weather. The
center has calved in almost every
month of the year through time and
has encountered weather challenges
every calving season.
So why the discussion? Simple:
escalating costs. The traditional
approach may be the most comfortable, but if production costs exceed
revenue, then the year’s effort is of
no avail. Crop producers have the
same concern; however, crop producers can change crops in an effort
to produce a crop with a value greater
than the expense.
Although that is not always easy,
the crop producers certainly explore
several options each growing season.
Beef producers generally have no
options to switch species, so change
within the beef enterprise is the main
option.
Previously, I have noted projected production costs of more than
$650 per calf, which is above the
speculated gross margin of $600,
thus the negative dollars. And beef
production in pounds of beef sold
seems fairly stable, which is another
not-so-good thing.
These are not good feelings,
especially if nothing changes, but
the challenge is doable. So the time
is now to think hard, to bring in
the nonconventional thoughts and
develop a plan.
Two things come to mind. First,
if costs go up, pounds need to go up,
too, which means keeping the calves
longer to add pounds without reinvesting more dollars. Second, overall costs of the operation need to be
pushed down. This does not mean
painting the gate a different color, but
changing the gate - in other words,
significant change.
The center was in that very situation and made a change. For years,
the center had a targeted calving start
date of March 15 and a bull turnout date around June 1. The average
calving date was March 29. After a
diligent discussion, the gates were
changed; the bullpen gate was locked
shut until Aug. 1.
The temptation to get a bolt cutter, open that gate and let those bulls
out was real. But we resisted.
The first change that occurred
at the center once bull turn-out was
delayed from June 1 to Aug. 1 was
the date that the cows start the third
trimester of pregnancy. As cows
advance in terms of days pregnant,
a significant change in nutritional
requirements occurs. When the cows
are exposed June 1, the third- trimester day is Dec. 12, while for the cows
exposed Aug. 1, the third-trimester
day is Feb. 12.
Delayed calving allows producers
to take a more aggressive approach
to late- season utilization of cover
crops, crop residue and other forage
sources, resulting in a one-third to
two-thirds reduction in winter feed
costs. Got your attention? More next
week.
May you find all your ear tags.
SOUTHERN VALLEY AG & EQUIPMENT
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Saturday, April 2 nd • 10:00 AM
Location: Helbling Auction Facility • Hwy 11 • Hankinson, ND
TRACTORS
AUGERS
1970 John Deere 4020, Hiniker cab, 3pt., PTO, 2 hyd, 18.4x34 band duals,
SN#223883; John Deere 2640, 3pt., PTO, 2 hyd.; Case 2290 CAH, 3pt., PTO,
2 hyd., duals; 1978 AC 7060, CAH, 3pt., PTO, 2 hyd.; Ford 3000, 3pt. PTO, w/
loader; IHC Farmall 706 diesel, 3pt., dual PTO, 1hyd., 18.4x34 tires
LOADERS
John Deere 725 loader, Joystick control, grapple fork, JD 30-40-50 series
mounts; John Deere 158 loader w/8’ bucket; Buhler model 2795HD loader,
JD 55 series mounts; Buhler pallet forks
TRUCKS, PICKUPS & TRAILERS
RANSOM COUNTY ROAD RESTRICTIONS
ALL COUNTY ROADS
A truck speed limit of 35 mph for all county
roads/weight restrictions as follows:
7 Tons Per Axle NOT to exceed 80,000 pounds
Allowed on the Following Roads:
County Road #58 from Highway #27 to Highway #46.
County Road #58 from Highway #27 to Englevale.
County Road #57 from Highway #27 to Elliott.
County Road #134 from Highway #32 to Gutzmer Construction.
County Road #13 from Highway #135 to Fort Ransom State Park.
County Road #54 from Highway #46 to Highway #27.
County Road #54 from Highway #27 to Sargent County Line.
6 Tons Per Axle NOT to exceed 65,000 pounds
Allowed on the Following Roads:
County Road #53 from Highway #27 to McLeod.
County Road #55 (includes Feeney Drive) West and South to County Road #136.
County Road #13 from Highway #32 (past Golf Course Road).
ROAD RESTRICTIONS WILL GO INTO EFFECT THE
SAME TIME AS STATE HIGHWAY RESTRICTIONS.
BY ORDER OF THE
RANSOM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD reg. cab pickup, 4x4, 6.0 ltr., fuel tank &
tool box, 253K miles; 2003 Ford F150 Super Cab pickup, 4x4, 128K miles;
1999 Chevrolet 1500 Extended Cab pickup, 5.7 ltr., 4x4, 164K miles; 1990
Chevrolet 3500 service truck, 350 engine, 4 speed trans.; 1988 Ford F350
dually w/flatbed; 1973 Timpte pup trailer; 1963 Ford single axle grain truck,
292 engine, 4 speed, 12’ box; Gravel pup trailer; 1985 hot bituminous mix
trailer
LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
Meyers M435 manure spreader, top & bottom beaters, twin apron chains,
poly bottom, slop gate; NEW & UNUSED 120) 20’ x 6 bar continuous fence
panels; 40) 5’x12’ portable coral panels; Badger single axle manure spreader
w/slop gate; 8) tire feeders
PLANTERS
2008 White 8222 Front Fold No Till planter, 12Rx30, 2)200 gallon liquid
starter/fertilizer tanks, markers, plumbed with Y in furrow drop tubes; John
Deere 7100 3pt., 8Rx30, 1.6 bu. boxes; John Deere 7100, 8Rx30 w/7 extra
row units; John Deere 7000 series front fold, 12Rx30
2014 Westfield 36’x10” w/10 hp. electric, 1PH; Westfield 51’x10”, low pro hyd.
drive swing out hopper, mech. drive; Drill fill
SKID STEER EQUIPMENT
New & Unused: Lowe hyd. post hole auger model 1650 w/ 9”,12” & 18” bits
w/skid steer quick attach; Lowe hyd. post hole auger model 750 w/9” & 12”
bits. w/skid steer quick attach; Lowe hyd. post hole auger model 750 QT
w/ 9”, 12” & 15” bits; Stout brush grapple HD72-8 w/skid steer quick attach;
Stout rock bucket/grapple model HD72-3 w/skid steer quick attach; Stout
rock bucket model HD 72-3 w/skid steer quick attach; 2)Stout receiver hitch
plates; Stout solid weld-on skid steer plate; 2) Stout walk-through pallet
forks 48” w/skid steer quick attach; Stout full-back pallet forks 48” w/skid
steer quick attach; Stout bale spear; 4) new 10x16.5 Maxam 10ply skid steer
tires; Stout brush grapple 66-9, Stout brush grapple XHD 84-6; Stout grapple
bucket HD72-FB; Stout tree and post puller
OTHER EQUIPMENT
Summers Ultimate NT sprayer, 110’ booms, tri tip nozzles, 1500 gallon tank,
JD rate controller, new Goodyear tires; Blue Jet 4010 All Terrain 24Rx22 liquid
injection applicator, ground drive pump, full coulters; Woods MD 172 3pt.
mower; Farm King SB 8’ snow blower, 540 PTO, hyd. spout; AC 10’ chisel plow;
AC 12’ tandem disc; JD 12’ field cultivator; JD 37 sickle mower, 9’ bar; Boss Gen.1,
6 way snow plow;
FARM SHOP ITEMS, TIRES & RIMS
New/Unused 3000 gallon poly tank; 1 set of 18.4Rx38 tires with IHC pressed
steel rims and hub dual hardware; 1 set of 18.4x38 tires with John Deere
pressed steel rims; New Steel Master 11’x16’ building, 11’ side walls; Snap
On Modus (2007); Snap On fuel injection flush machine; Boss snow plow
mounts; 4) Goodyear 245x75/16 10ply tires; IHC 1680 parts; Air hose reels;
2” transfer pumps; 4000 watt generator; Tool boxes; Battery chargers; Bulk
oil tank; Several portable air compressors; Gleaner L2 header adapter JD;
Lilliston parts; Benches & cabinets; Misc. shop items
TILLAGE
RV
Case-IH 4900 field cultivator, 39 ½’, 3 bar harrow; John Deere 980 field
cultivator, 44 ½’ w/JD 3 bar harrow (field ready); Melroe 50’ multiweeder
1985 Southwind 32’ motor home, GM 454, new tires, fully contained full
bath & shower, sleeps 22, 85,000 actual miles; 16’ fishing boat
TERMS: Cash or Check, All items must be paid for day of sale. Statements made auction day take precedence over printed material. A $25.00 fee will be assessed on titled vehicles purchased. Titles will be mailed.
This is a partial listing
Bob Helbling JR. ND Lic. 285, MN Lic. 14-084
John Kuchera ND Lic. 547, Clerk Lic. 390
www.midwestauctions.com
Click on Helbling Auctioneers
(701) 428-3184, Office
321 Hwy 46 • Kindred, ND | State Hwy 11 • Hankinson, ND
Gazette Extra Circ.* • March 14, 2016 • Page 7
Part 2 of a two-part series...
March blizzard of 1966 known as ‘Blizzard of the Century’
By Janet Hansen
(Editor’s Note: This is
the second part of a two-part
series on the Blizzard of March
2-5, 1966 and the events which
occurred during that storm
in the Ransom County area.
The first section of the article appeared in the March 7
issue of the Ransom County
Gazette.)
The March 10 and 17, 1966
issues of the Ransom County
Gazette contained many stories
of human emergencies, adventures, and mishaps which had
occurred during the big blizzard.
Mrs. Arland Olson, who
lives on a farm six miles east
of Sheldon, had become very ill
and needed to get to the hospital in Lisbon. The Olson family and their neighbors, armed
with shovels, set out from the
Olson farm with three cars in
caravan style. When they found
they could not get through to
Highway 46, they resorted to
traveling on side roads. They
eventually got to Enderlin, but
had to double back to Sheldon,
where roads were blocked, the
entourage traveled through open
fields. After nearly seven hours
of travel through the blizzard,
they finally arrived at the Lisbon
hospital. Mrs. Olson’s condition the following morning, was
described as “improved.”
At the Lisbon Hospital, a
storm-cut staff pitched in with
extra hours and unfamiliar tasks
to care for a full to over-full
patient load. A staff of eight,
instead of the usual fifteen, cared
for over 20 patients for two days.
The dining room was turned
into a dormitory where the staff
members took turns getting a little rest. A nurse, Mrs. Levi Carlson of Nome, and Director of
Nursing Mrs. Kenneth Bachman
of Englevale, stayed from early
Wednesday to Sunday evening,
with only a few short periods of
rest during the night. On Friday
evening five employees stayed at
the hospital overnight, including
cooks Inga Nagel and Annie Olk
and nurses’ aides Faye Smith
and Gusta Evenson. Radiologist
Kay Foss stayed with RN Mrs.
Bill Kubas, who shuttled back
and forth between her home and
the hospital. Mrs. W. R. Pagel,
president of the Hospital Guild,
put in countless volunteer hours
working as a nurse’s aide.
Mrs. John McCann, who
became stranded while visiting
her mother in the hospital, rolled
up her sleeves and put in long
hours doing housekeeping and
laundry chores. Employees who
lived in the city were transported
to and from work in police vehicles and by Dick Armstrong’s
ambulance. Armstrong was kept
busy between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m.
Thursday morning taking several patients to the hospital. On
Sunday morning Armstrong met
a plane from Lucca at the airport. Orville Huseby had flown
baby DeLaine Huseby to Lisbon
for treatment at the hospital in a
plane equipped with skis.
The cleaning crew could not
get to work at the North Dakota
Veterans Home, but the cooks
stayed for the duration of the
storm, so all was well.
At Parkside Home, Mrs.
Grant Peterson worked well
over 40 hours and Mrs. Lorraine
Devitt worked over 30 hours
before going home to rest and
sleep. Mrs. Fritz Houge came to
work at the home early Friday
morning and stayed all day. Lee
Bratland came later in the day
and stayed all night. Mrs. Bill
Schuessler helped with supper
on Friday.
Approximately 25 to 30 men,
employees of the Melroe Mfg.
Co., Gwinner, mostly from out
of town, were marooned for 48
hours at the factory during the
blizzard. Al Holmstrom, one of
the foremen, made it to the store
for food and supplies and several Gwinner ladies made hot
dishes which were sent over to
the plant. The men were fed in
the lunchroom at the new office
building and the carpeted floor
in the conference room served
as sleeping quarters for the men
between work shifts.
Frank Hanson had reportedly
left his home on Thursday morning, March 4, while the storm
was still raging. He picked up
Dale Hanson to take him along
to go to his ranch 20 miles east
of Lisbon to look after his cattle.
They made it to Hanson’s ranch,
but could not return. They were
able to get some food from a
neighbor and stayed at the ranch.
On Saturday, after the storm
had subsided, Hanson’s pickup
was spotted by O.R. Ness as he
flew over the Hanson ranch in
his plane. A plow was sent out
to open the road late that afternoon. However, Frank and Dale
did not return until Sunday afternoon, after checking the cattle.
Martin Thompson was taken
to the hospital after having suffered a stroke at his home. It
took some snow shoveling for
the ambulance to reach him. He
was reportedly doing all right
after having arrived at the hospital.
Lisbon High School Band
Director Kenneth Enstad had
taken seven girls from the woodwind section of his Cadet Band
to Valley City on Wednesday
morning to attend a woodwind
clinic. Due to the storm, which
struck that afternoon, they could
not get home. Mr. Enstad managed to get the last three available rooms at the Rudolph Hotel.
The girls stayed at the hotel while
Mr. Enstad found housing for
himself at the college dorm. The
girls included: Janice Ulland,
LuJean Lyons, Marion Franson,
Bernice Hallquist, Doris Lund,
Leslie Larson and Nancy Dallas.
The group returned to Lisbon on
Sunday.
Van Lozier was the first to be
shoveled out on the north end of
town on Saturday. He, with the
help of Lorelei and Grover Orr,
shopped for needed groceries for
their less fortunate neighbors,
getting them enough food to last
until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Berube
had left Lisbon just before the
storm hit to pick up a load of
machinery. They started home
on Friday, but only made it as
far as Wahpeton, when the roads
became impassible. They found
a motel and stayed in Wahpeton
until Sunday, when they completed the trip home to Lisbon.
A baby daughter was born
during the blizzard to Mr. and
Mrs. DuRayne Nelson at their
home near Wyndmere. After the
storm subsided, Mrs. Nelson
and the baby were taken to the
St. Francis Hospital in Breckenridge. The baby was welcomed
by a brother, Jeffrey. Grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer
Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kjar, all of McLeod.
Mrs. Russell Elijah and her
son, Bobby were stranded in
Canistota, SD, where Bobby was
taking treatments.
Mrs. Ida Jorstad had passed
away at her home on Monday
after a lingering illness. Due
to the storm, the funeral which
was to be held on Friday was
postponed and held Tuesday
afternoon at the Standing Rock
Church in Fort Ransom with
Pastor M.E. Arneson officiating.
Mrs. Larry (Ilene) Larson climbed a snowbank and
stepped down on her garage roof
and shoveled four feet of snow
off the building to keep the roof
from caving in. She stated that
the snow was touching the highline wires in their yard and that
it was not safe for her son, Brian,
to play outside due to the danger from the snowdrifts, which
resembled the rocks along the
Needles Highway in the Black
Hills.
Along the Valley Road there
were many people without telephone service. Machinery and
some of the buildings were covered by snowdrifts at the Archie
and Charles Jorgenson homes.
A few telephone poles stuck
out only about a foot above the
snow.
Wilbur Hansen had started
for work on Friday morning but
ended up in the ditch a couple
miles from home. He managed to walk back home, being
pushed by the wind.
The Harold Johnson family was blocked in by snow and
their gas supply was running
low. They reported having lost
a couple of head of livestock.
They told of running out of
butter, but Grandma Johnson
showed them how to make butter by shaking cream in a can.
The Johnson kids were anxious
to taste the buttermilk that their
father raved about. However,
when they tasted it, they questioned whether his taste buds
were working.
The Cass Clay milk truck
could not pick up the milk from
area farmers because the road
to Fargo was not opened until
Sunday morning and the country roads leading to the farms
were blocked with snow. Some
of the milk was dumped, while
some farmers scrounged around
for extra containers in which
to store the milk. Chet Larson
drove with the milk truck driver,
Gerald Sletmoe, on Monday
morning. Irene Hoenhause, writing in her news column in the
Gazette, reported that Sletmoe
had appeared in the valley, longbearded and looking tired after
only an hour’s sleep, on Monday morning. He took his relief
driver, Myles Hoenhause with
him, hoping to complete the
route by Tuesday morning.
It was reported that Verona
had been hit hard by the storm.
Mountains of drifts virtually
covered the town and everything
came to a standstill. There was
no equipment in town adequate
for moving the drifts, so the
county snowplows had to come
to the rescue. Dick Taylor’s
pickup was located in a drift
with four feet of snow over the
top of the cab. School busses
stopped on Main Street and the
students trudged to the school
from there. Cattle losses were
reported at the Art Dietrich and
R.D. Magill farms.
The Heisers, from north of
Verona, had gone to Fargo just
before the storm started. They
were accompanied by Mark
Laney, son of neighbors Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Laney, who had
an appointment with an orthodontist, and Mrs. Louis Christensen, the mother of six. As the
storm developed, Heiser called
the Laney farm to say they were
starting from Fargo. He asked if
Mr. Laney could go to his farm
and put the cattle in the barn for
him. Laney and a son went to
the Heiser farm, but were unable
to get back home. In the meantime, the Heiser’s car went into
the ditch. Aided by two young
men from Fargo, they managed
to reach home. With the storm
howling outside, Mrs. Laney
was alone with the rest of the
children. Louise Christensen
was babysitting with the Heisler
family. The young men from
Fargo were stranded, so came
home with the Heislers. Mr.
Laney and his son were also still
at the Heisers. After the storm
was over, someone remarked
that it was a good thing Mrs.
Heiser was used to a crowd (they
had nine children) because she
ended up cooking for 17 during
the storm’s duration.
It was reported that Lisbon
was without bus service or mail
from Wednesday, March 2 to
Monday, March 7. People were
reportedly very happy to see
the mail truck arrive that Monday and were seen carrying their
mail home by the armload.
It was estimated that 50 to 70
percent of the pheasant crop was
destroyed in the blizzard and the
partridge population was completely wiped out.
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14 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited,
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13 Dodge Ram Power Wagon Crew 4x4,
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13 Ford F150 FX4 Crew, White, Loaded............$35,000
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12 Ford F150 Lariat Crew 4x4, Adobe, Loaded $29,995
10 Ford F150 Lariat Crew cab, 4x4, 5.4L,
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12 Ford Escape XLT 4x4, White, Only 20K........$19,995
12 Ford F150 Lariat Crew, 4x4, Nav, Moonroof,
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10 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4, White, Crew, Loaded,
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08 GMC Yukon SLT, 5.3L, 4x4, Third Row,
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07 Chevy Suburban LT, DVD, Moonroof, Buckets....$8,500
03 Chevy 1500 Ext Cab 4x4, 5.3L.....................$5,995
03 GMC Yukon 4x4, 3rd Row, Leather, DVD...........$7,995
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