May 9, 2007 - The Roundup

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Sidney, MT
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Mailing Address:
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Sidney, MT 59270
Volume 33 • Number 11
Best Kept Secret Auction
This Friday At Triangle
By Linda Rupp
The Women’s Health Coalition is counting down the
days until the Best Kept Secret Auction being held at the
Triangle Nite Club on Friday, May 11. The evening will begin
with a social hour starting at 6 p.m. with hors d’oeuvres provided. At 7 p.m., the collection will be auctioned off by Dan
Goss.
This is the second annual Best Kept Secret, an awareness event for breast and cervical cancer. We have asked
organizations and individuals in the county to decorate
themed brassieres in a creative and entertaining way and
we currently have 25 beautiful and fun bras donated. The
money raised is used to assist women who are uninsured or
underinsured, meet income guidelines, but are not age appropriate for the Montana Breast and Cervical Health Program to receive free or low cost mammograms and pap tests.
So, plan on attending the Best Kept Secret Auction. There
is no admittance fee and it promises to be a night of fun.
During the social hour and after, the auction music will
be provided by “Banned Again”.
It is still not too late to get your entry in to the Richland
County Health Department. We will accept bras up until the
night of the auction but to be in the program you must have
your bra to us no later then Wednesday, May 9.
“Because I Love You” Artist is Kathy Nicholson of
the Candy Bouquet.
“Hunting for a Cure” Artists are Melissa Quilling and
Michelle Jensen of KGCX Eagle 93.1.
Change Of Owners
Brent Torgerson ceremoniously turns over the keys
to Smokey's Bar & Casino in Bainville to the new
owner, Rayne Romo.
Al & Rayne Romo New
Owners Of Smokey's
Al and Rayne Romo of Bainville have purchased
Smokey's Bar & Casino in Bainville from Brent and Carrie
Torgerson of Sidney.
Torgerson owned the establishment in his hometown
for seven years. Rayne, Carrie's sister, has managed
Smokey's since the Torgersons purchased the business.
Romos live in Bainville. Al farms in the Bainville area.
"We're glad to be able to sell it to Al and Rayne. They've
been involved since day one. Thanks to everyone for their
patronage and we're sure everyone will continue to support
the business as they have in the past," Torgerson said.
Romo said, "We're excited about the opportunity to own
Smokey's. No big changes are planned, just the same great
service and fun times."
"We're planning our big grand opening in September in
conjunction with our annual corn feed," Romo added.
Burgers & Brats In Park Again Thurs.
Sidney High School wrestling will be continuing their
burger and brat fundraiser this Thursday at Veteran's Memorial Park from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
Look for the banner by the train engine—that's where
the action is as wrestlers and their parents serve up delicious burgers, brats, beans and chips.
Enjoy supper in the park or take home a bag of food for
the entire family.
Sidney Wrestling Coach Guy Melby's wrestling program
is in the process of rebuilding and is raising funds to take a
Sidney team to the National Scholastic Duals in Orlando in
June.
Stop by and chow down and make a freewill donation.
Watford City Meeting Will
Address Underage Drinking
By Marcia Hellandsaas
Did you know that northwest North Dakota youth have
the worst alcohol abuse rate in the nation? The Watford City
Community Coalition invites area teens and parents to attend a Town Hall Meeting Addressing Underage Drinking at
7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 9 at the Watford City Civic Center.
At this meeting, the prevalence of alcohol use will be
discussed as well as binge drinking, underage drinking
trends and consequences of alcohol use on teens. Small
group discussions will follow as well as opportunity to develop plans of action.
Region 1 Prevention Specialist Karen McDaniel will
serve as the featured speaker for the evening.
For more information, please contact the McKenzie
County Extension Office at 444-3451.
La Fiesta Café Reopens
Under New Ownership
Ken and Denise Rossol,
long time residents of Sidney,
have purchased La Fiesta
Café and the restaurant is
now open in Sidney for business. They acquired the restaurant from Darcy and
Cynthea Hurst, son-in-law
and daughter of the Rossols.
The Rossols will continue to serve the same great
Americanized Mexican and
traditional American entrees
as before. Their future plans
include expanding the menu
to include American dinner
specials and they will continue to carry the beer and
wine license.
The Rossols have
changed the look inside the
building. They had their
daughter-in-law, Afton RayRossol paint murals on the
walls in the restaurant.
La Fiesta Café is located
at 102 E. Main, Sidney, and
can be reached at 406-4331839 for carryout orders.
The restaurant hours
are Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and
Sunday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
serving breakfast only.
Ken and Denise invite
you to stop in and enjoy a
meal and great service.
Ken and Denise Rossol, new owners of the La Fiesta Café, are standing in the
restaurant next to a mural that their daughter-in-law, Afton Ray-Rossol painted.
2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2007
New Construction
New Listing
Pending
Pending
Available soon. Westwind Condo located near the 18th
fairway of Sidney Country Club. Two bedrooms on the
lower level, main floor utilities, appliances and a
large deck for the year around BBqer. The unit has a
water softner, central air conditioning and a single
car garage.
Priced at $55,000
Flooring and cabinets will be installed shortly in this
new 1370+ square foot home with a full basment.
The floor plan has two bedrooms and two baths on the
main, large kitchen eating area, vaulted ceilings
and Marvin Integrity windows. Fantastic South
Meadow location with city water and sewer.
Priced at $225,000 with finished basement
Contact Jim for a FREE analysis of your property.
Listings Needed - I Have Buyers!
Call Jim Nelson
BEAGLE PROPERTIES
120 2nd Avenue SW • Sidney, MT 59270
406-482-4480 (Business) • 888-482-4480 • 406-482-5836 (Fax)
489-2590 (Cellular) • 406-488-1656 (Residence)
www.beagleproperties.com (Web Site)
[email protected] (E-Mail)
Pending
Located on 11th Ave SW, close to the Sidney Health
Center and West Side School, three bedrooms on the
main, full basement with family room, single car
attached garage and maintenance free exterior.
This is a great starter home or retirement home in a
very nice Sidney location.
The Real Property is for sale, owners are retaining
the business. The 2,048 square foot building was
built in 1982. The adjoining commercial lot is set
up for a mobile home. The properties have city
sewer and water, parking and easy on-off from HiWay 16. Excellent retail or office location.
Priced at $105,000
Priced at $75,000
REAL ESTATE
FINANCING
For Home Purchases & Refinancing
Janet
Sergent
Stop in today and see Janet in Sidney or Laurie
in Culbertson,
Real Estate
Loan Officer
Laurie
Pearson
Culbertson
Branch Manager
www.richlandfcu.com
124 N. Central Ave. • Sidney, MT
(406) 482-2704
18 East 2nd St. • Culbertson, MT
(406) 787-5890
“Opera In The Badlands”
Coming To Watford City May 22
Watford City is bringing opera to the Badlands!
The Fargo-Moorhead
Opera Company, in cooperation with the North Dakota Council on the Arts,
is mounting a touring production of American composer Michael Ching’s
“Corps of Discovery”.
The opera, based on
the story of the Lewis and
Clark Expedition, is scheduled to make an appearance at the Watford City
High School Gymnasium
on Tuesday, May 22 at 7:30
p.m.
The performance came
about with a telephone call
to Jody Renbarger, Watford
City, from David Hamilton,
director of the FargoMoorhead Opera Company.
He wanted to schedule the
performance somewhere in
western North Dakota and
needed some suggestions
on where the best place
would be. “Why not Watford
City?” exclaimed Jody. After making a few phone
calls herself she was able
to come up with people
willing to help make this
production a reality.
Other stops on the tour
include Fargo, Grand Forks
Syttende Mai Celebration
Dinner To Be Held May 17
The Sidney Sons of Norway will celebrate Syttende Mai
on Thursday, May 17 with a dinner at 6 p.m. at the M&M Café,
Sidney.
Norway adopted its constitution at Eidsvoll in 1814, and
it is this event that is celebrated on the 17th of May. Norwegian parliament held the first 17th of May celebration in 1836,
and from then on the 17th of May was regarded as national
day.
On June 7, 1905, Norway declared the union with Sweden dissolved. Oct. 26, 1905, King Oscar of Sweden recognized Norway as an independent nation and abdicated the
Norwegian throne. Syttende Mai is Norwegian for 17 May.
STATISTICS
Lake Water Level Reports
Fort Peck
Sakakawea
Sidney Weather Data
Jim & Janice Knudsen
Broker/Owners
120 2nd St. N.E. P.O. Box 387 Sidney Mt. 59270
(O) 406-433-3010 ~ (F) 406-433-3013 ~ (C) 406-489-3010
This
do-it-yourself
project has great rental
investment potential. The
small home is in an
established
Sidney
neighborhood.
Some
remodeling supplies are
included in the sale, but
plenty of opportunity to
design your own layout for
only $20,000.
Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center
Date
High
Low
Precip.
April 30 ............... 72 .................. 51 ......................... 0.06
May 1 ................. 69 .................. 36 ............................ 0
May 2 ................. 81 .................. 51 ............................ 0
May 3 ................. 85 .................. 58 ............................ 0
May 4 ................. 83 .................. 45 ......................... 0.06
May 5 ................. 61 .................. 41 ......................... 0.11
May 6 ................. 53 .................. 48 ......................... 1.03
Average YTD Precipitation ........................................ 2.64
2007 YTD Precipitation ............................................. 3.82
Watford City Weather Data
Here is a duplex with
basement for storage or
possible a third rental,
whatever you prefer. It is
located in a great central
downtown location in
Sidney! Asking $48,000
Missouri River Realty has several sites to visit if you are looking for a certain property.
Please let Alan assist you in your search for properties. We also do 1031 exchanges, and
have access to numerous exchange sites to help find that perfect property for you.
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Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network
Date
High Low Precip
Wheat
Average
...........................................
AGDD
Soil Temp.
April 30 ....... 66 ..... 42 .... 0.00 .......... 393 .................. 62
May 1 ......... 63 ..... 33 .... 0.00 .......... 404 .................. 58
May 2 ......... 76 ..... 50 .... 0.00 .......... 435 .................. 60
May 3 ......... 78 ..... 59 .... 0.00 .......... 472 .................. 63
May 4 ......... 65 ..... 45 .... 0.00 .......... 495 .................. 63
May 5 ......... 53 ..... 46 .... 0.76 .......... 513 .................. 55
May 6 ......... 53 ..... 43 .... 1.17 .......... 529 .................. 52
Montana Auction Markets Report
Source: Sidney Livestock, Sidney MT
Week of: 5-02-07
Number Sold: 714
Feeder Steers
Truck Route South,
Sidney
since
Call Nick, Denny or Kristen 1973
(406) 433-4445
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Maximum$
600 to 700 ........................ $117.00 .................. $120.00
Feeder Heifers
Average $
Maximum$
Medium & Large Frame 1
500 to 600............................$98.21.....................$107.00
600 to 700............................$96.59.....................$102.50
Slaughter Cows
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Average $
Average $
poser, will be touring with
the professional cast and
will serve as conductor/ pianist for the performance.
The opera will be sung in
English with the orchestration of a piano and a sole
violin.
Tickets are $20 and
are available at the Long X
Visitors Center or by calling 701-444-5804 or 1-800701-2804. Tickets are also
available at local financial
institutions, Entertainment
Inc. in Williston and The
Roundup in Sidney.
Gary Bullington, 73, Sidney
Funeral services for Gary Bullington, 73, Sidney, were
at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 5 at the Assembly of God Church,
Sidney, with Rev. Todd Lanman officiating.
Interment was held in the Crane Cemetery under the
direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney.
Gary died in Billings, MT, on Wednesday, May 2, 2007.
EVENTS
SEND YOUR EVENTS TO:
THE ROUNDUP, PO BOX 1207, SIDNEY, MT 59270 or
drop them by our office located at 314 S. Central Ave.,
Sidney, MT. You can also fax your events to 406-4334114 or email them to classads @esidney.com.
Richland County
Current Elevation ..................... 2198.73 ............... 1808.8
Last Week’s Elev. ..................... 2198.47 ............... 1808.6
One Year Ago ........................... 2203.65 ............... 1812.5
Release For Day (C.F.S.) ......... 6000 .................... 11,000
Alan Seigfreid
Website: www.missouririverrealty.com
email: [email protected]
and Mandan.
The “Corps of Discovery” is an opera by Michael
Ching and Hugh Moffatt
which premiered April 2003.
It has been performed by
several opera companies
and universities around the
country including Orlando
Opera, Memphis and University of Missouri.
It details the Lewis and
Clark Expedition and the
cast of the expedition. One
North Dakota specific feature is the setting portrayed
in Mandan.
Michael Ching, com-
Maximum $
Utility & Commercial ......... $55.00 ........................ $58.00
Cutter ............................... $50.00 ........................ $54.00
Canner ............................. $45.00 ........................ $47.50
Shelly Canner......... ......... $30.00 .......... ..............$38.00
Slaughter Bulls ................. $60.00 ........................ $66.00
Remarks:
slaughter cows & bulls 3/4.00 higher
feeder cattle: nothing to compare to last week but
feeder cattle 600,000# loads all heifers 814# 96.75820# 94.25- 753# 98.75 885# 1/2 load 93.25
Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MDT Zone.
Wed., May 9
9 a.m. — Trade Promotion Committee meeting,
Chamber office.
7 p.m. — Sons of Norway general meeting, The Lodge.
Thurs., May 10
7 a.m. — Chamber Board meeting, Chamber
office.
5-5:30 p.m. — TOPS Club weigh-ins, Crestwood
Inn. Meeting from 5:30-6 p.m.
6-9 p.m. — 56th Annual Sidney High School Spring
Exhibit, high school gym.
7.pm. — Vigilante Dinner Theatre, Triangle Nite Club.
7 p.m. — Bingo, early bird at 6:45 p.m., Moose Lodge.
8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room.
Fri., May 11
8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. — 56th Annual Sidney High School
Spring Exhibit, high school gym.
9 a.m. — Heritage Day Committee meeting, Chamber
office.
6 p.m. — Best Kept Secret Auction, Triangle Nite Club.
Sat., May 12
9-11 a.m. — Annual Rabies Clinic, Savage Fire Hall.
9 a.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church,
education blgd., 214 S. Lincoln.
10 a.m. — Gamblers Anon., Zion Lutheran Church,
309 S. Central Ave., Fairview. Contact 798-3601.
7-11 p.m. — St. Matthew’s Spring Fling semi-formal
dance, grades 6-7-8. $5 per person,music by
K-Hook.
Sun., May 13
8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
Mon., May 14
12 p.m.— Democratic Party, members & guests invited,
no host luncheon, Millers’ Corner.
12 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church
7 p.m. — AA meeting, Fairview Zion Lutheran Church.
Tues., May 15
6 p.m. — Sidney Plane Folks Club meets, call Ron
433-6430 or Ralph 488-2114 for more info.
7 p.m. — Grief Support Group, 116 3rd Ave. NW.
8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church
McKenzie County
Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CDT Zone.
Wed., May 9
10 a.m. — Chamber Coffee, TJ’s, sponsored by TJ’s.
5 p.m. — Weight Loss Group meeting, Hospital staff
meeting room.
7 p.m.— Town Hall meeting addressing underage
drinking, Watford City Civic Center.
7 p.m. — Trap Shooting, Badlands Shooting Club.
7 p.m. — L.I.F.E. Group, Pastor Schmidt, Wesleyan
Church.
8 p.m. — AA meeting, Civic Center meeting room.
8 p.m. — Al-anon meeting, Sanford Room, Library.
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2007 3
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Sunday, May 13
Sidney Health Center Volunteers Contribute
$30,000 To Purchase Ventilator
The Caring Corner Gift
Shop and Good Cents Store
recently donated $30,000 to
Sidney Health Center’s Respiratory Therapy Department.
The funds purchased a
much-needed SERVO-i Ventilator, which is a lifesaving
device for patients with respiratory failure.
Carter Hasselstrom, respiratory care manager, expressed his appreciation
saying, “I would like to take
this opportunity to thank our
volunteers for their generosity and dedication. Without
these dedicated volunteers,
the Good Cents Store and
Caring Corner would not exist. The fact that their hard
work paid for this equipment
is so impressive because it
benefits the whole community.”
A ventilator is an essen-
tial piece of equipment for
respiratory therapists in the
care of their patients. A patient in or approaching respiratory failure may be ventilated mechanically until the
disease or underlying cause
for respiratory failure has
been resolved and the
patient’s ventilatory efforts
have adequately resumed.
The SERVO-i is a universal intensive care ventilator for all patient categories,
from neonates and pediatrics
to adults. With its compact
design, advanced functionality and ease of use, it is well
suited for virtually all needs
in the Intensive Care Unit
and for patient transportation
within the hospital.
Remarkably, each year
proceeds from the Caring
Corner Gift Shop and the
(grill closes at 8:45 p.m.)
701-842-3595
Hwy. 85 W • Watford City, ND
Barrett Pharmacy & VVariety
ariety
Your
Good Cents Store help fund
much needed medical equipment at Sidney Health Center. This year each store donated $15,000 toward the
purchase of the ventilator.
The Caring Corner Gift
Shop is located in the ER entrance at Sidney Health
Center. The retail gift shop is
staffed by volunteers Monday
through Friday from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. The Good Cents Store
is a second-hand store, located at the end of East Main
in Sidney with store hours:
Monday through Friday 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
If you would like to make
a difference by volunteering
at Sidney Health Center,
please call the volunteer office at 406-488-2122 or stop
by for an application.
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The Good Cents Store and the Caring Corner Gift Shop each presented a check
in the amount of $15,000 to purchase a new ventilator. Pictured above is Carter
Hasselstrom, respiratory care manager, accepting the donation from the
volunteers (L to R) Dorothy Fink, Peggy Hart, MaryAnn Steinbeisser, Darlene
Hurley and Joan Bell.
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Karaoke starts at
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Mother’s Day!
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Sidney AAU Wrestling Standouts
The Sidney AAU Wrestling Club held their annual awards banquet Tuesday night at Westside Elementary School.
Coach Shane Gorder announced the following wrestling standouts for this year. Shown are front row (L to R) Tots: Jett
Jones, Most Outstanding; Beau Norby, Most Improved; Shya Nice, Hardest Worker; Matthew Hansen, Future Standout;
not pictured: Kyler Garsjo, Future Standout. Bantams: Jarod Fasching, Most Improved; Casey Christian, Most Improved; Parker Tofte, Hardest Worker. Middle row (L to R) Midgets: Hunter Severson, Outstanding Wrestler; Hunter
Nice, Most Improved; Peyton Tofte, Hardest Worker; Trace Jones, Hardest Worker. Novices: Dace Fisher, Outstanding
Wrestler; Spencer Brost, Most Improved; Jordan Stevens, Most Improved; Gresh Jones, Hardest Worker; Jace
Buxbaum, Hardest Worker; Travis Obergfell, Future Standout. Back row (L to R) Schoolboy: Clint Dunn, Outstanding
Wrester; Joe Barsotti, Hard Worker; Gene Speldrich, Most Improved; Jake Lunderby, Future Standout. Cadet: Tyler
Schilling, Outstanding Wrestler; Brennan Gorder, Hardest Worker and Most Improved. Elite: Jesse Obergfell, Outstanding Eastern Division Wrestler and 4x State Champion and Tami Fisher was honored for her work as registration
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The Sidney AAU Wrestling Club elected their new officers
at their annual banquet held Tuesday night. Shown are
front row (L to R) Joanna Dunn, president; Mark Basta,
vice president; Kari Jones, secretary. Back row are (L to
R) Diane Obergfell, treasurer; Shane Gorder, head coach,
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Shane and Lisa Gorder were honored at the Sidney AAU
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presents Shane and Lisa with a plaque and a gift for the
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Perry Kitzan
Sidney
Stockman Bank Presents
Health
Check To Relay for Life
Garth Kallevig, president of Stockman Bank, presents a $1000 Relay for Life
Center
Platinum Sponsorship check to Marnee Averett, 2007 Richland County Relay for
Announces Life Sponsorship Chair.
Employee Richland County Students Among
WIFE Calendar Art Winners
Of The
Month
Sidney Health Center is
pleased to announce Perry
Kitzan, of Nursing Services,
as the Employee of the
Month.
Kitzan has been employed at Sidney Health
Center for three years. He
works as a registered nurse
in the Emergency Room. His
focuses include patient care
from newborns to those that
are in the later stages of their
life. He enjoys the variety of
work that comes with his job.
When asked his most memorable experience at Sidney
Health Center, Perry stated,
“I have too many to name. I
have truly enjoyed my job at
Sidney Health Center. I
would like to thank those who
nominated me and all who
voted for me.”
Coworkers who nominated Kitzan said, “He is
friendly, very knowledgeable
and very respected by everyone he works with. When the
ER is closed, he is helping
anywhere needed! He is an
awesome leader!”
Perry and his wife, Kristi,
have three children, KayLee,
Whitney and Hannah. He is
a member of the Moose
Lodge and Long Term Care
Association as well as an
active member of St.
Joseph’s Parish in Williston.
In his spare time, Perry enjoys going to sporting events
and spending time with his
family.
Congratulations Perry
Kitzan!
Trees
Are In
Trees ordered from the
Conservation District are in
and ready to be picked up.
Please pick them up as
soon as possible. Extra
trees will be available after
May 25.
Montana WIFE (Women
Involved in Farm Economics)
announces its winners of
their 21st “The Art of Farming”
calendar art contest, and
congratulates the students for
a job well done. There were
509 entries.
Cash prizes and certificates were awarded to first,
second and third place winners for each grade kindergarten through eighth
grades. Only 25 drawings
can be used on the calendar
and it will be ready for publi-
cation in late September.
Children whose picture is
used in this year’s calendar
will receive a complementary
copy. Entries, calendar winners or not, may be used on
WIFE projects to help promote agriculture.
This contest is held in
conjunction with National Ag
Week, March 21. It gives students a chance to show what
they like about agriculture.
Local winners include:
Kindergarten-Seth Prevost,
Lambert, 1st place; 3rd grade-
Sean Williams, Lambert, 1st
place; Tea Thiessen, Lambert, honorable mention; 5th
grade-Lane Verschoot, Lambert, 1 st place; 6 th gradeJared Rosaaen, Lambert,
honorable mention; 8 th
grade-Kyle Sheehan, Lambert, and Bobby Marchart,
Culbertson, honorable mentions.
Treat Your Mom this Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 13!
FULL MENU SERVICE
Serving Regular Sunday Hours,
4:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Mother’s Day Special!
Macadamia Nut
69
Crusted Shrimp w/ $
Mango Salsa & Lime
18.
Long Stem Carnations for
the First 50 Moms!
Reservations Accepted
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St. Matthew's Hosting
Spring Fling May 12
Parents of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church youth are hosting the 10th Annual Spring Fling for all surrounding area 6th,
7th, 8th grade students Saturday, May 12, from 7-11 p.m. The
cost will be $5 per person. Pictures will be available for only
a dollar. Music will be provided by K-Hook from Dickinson.
The dance is semi-formal, boys no jeans, shorts, or T-shirts,
girls no shorts or pants. Refreshments will be provided. All
proceeds will go to fund youth activities.
Litten Joins Montana
Turf'n Wheels
Mark Litten has joined the team at Montana Turf ‘n
Wheels as a mechanic. Litten has over 20 years
experience working on trucks, trailers and heavy
equipment. He is from Missoula and has 3 children ages 12, 14 and 18. Owner Gordy Rambur is
pleased to have someone with so much experience.
“We’ve been getting calls wanting to know if we
can repair trucks and trailers. We now have a mechanic and would like to have your business. Call
for an appointment,” Rambur said. The phone number is (406) 433-5400.
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Extreme Dream Team Top Fundraiser In March Of Dimes Walk
The Kiwanis Club of Sidney hosted another successful March of Dimes walk on Saturday at Someplace Mini Golf. Over $12,000 was
raised. Pictured is the Extreme Dream Team consisting of Lynn Obermeyer and Janine Danielson’s classes which raised $4686. Second
and third place teams were Sidney Health Center and the Aiden Herman team. Top individual walkers were Janine Danielson, Lynn
Obermeyer and Ryan Herman.
Sidney Health Center salutes
its nursing staff during
National Nurses Week in all
the capacities they are
employed: Long Term Care
Acute Care, Assisted Living,
Home Care, Hospice, Clinic
and Advanced Practice.
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611 S. Central, Sidney, MT
433-3201 • 9-5 M-F, 9-1 Sat.
Recognizing Our Nursing Staff:
Family Nurse
Practitioners
Patti Iversen
Charlene Pontoriero
Wendy Wiltzen
Certified
Registered
Nurse
Anesthetists
Nursing
“a Profession and a Passion”
is this year’s theme for National Nurses Week,
which begins each year on May 6th and ends on
May 12th, Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
Did you know...
•
There are nearly 2.9 million registered nurses in
the United States and 2.4 million of them are
actively employed.
• The nation’s nurses rank first for their honesty and
integrity, with 82 percent of Americans rating them
“high” or “very high,” according to a 2005 Gallup
Poll.
• According to projections released in February 2004
from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, RNs top the list
of the 10 occupations with the largest projected job
growth in the years 2002-2012.
216 14th Ave SW • Sidney, MT
406-488-2100
Mert Johnson
Barb Lundemo
Registered
Nurses
Laurie Amunrud
Donna Anvik
Mary Jane Anvik
Renae Backes
Katharine Bell
Linda Bergstedt
Kyna Bighorn
Susan Brenner
Carla Bright
Julie Brodhead
Becki Brownlee
Rebecca Buxcel
Judy Carda
Jill Carpenter
Dora Christensen
Steph Cooley
Susan Dahl
Myrna Davis
Tracy Denowh
Cindy Deubner
Lori Dore
Nancy Dynneson
Brenda Eberling
Marolyn Fasig
Michelle Frank
Denise Greenwood
Twyla Gustafson
Carolyn Hammer
Kay Hatter
Linda Hernandez
Cindy Hoffman
Terry Houchen
Alice Janes
Judy Jensen
Tammy Johnson
Shelley Kessler
Perry Kitzan
Debbra Kindopp
Peggy Kopp
Yvette Lien
Theresa Livers
Bobbi Jo Lonski
Joce Malo
Kelly Markle
MJ Marx
Pam McGlothlin
Tom Meddings
Marilyn Mohr
Betty Nelson
Shirley Niles
Sara Lou O’Brien
Barb Olson
Sheelah Prevost
Dena Prevost
Ruth Reidle
Linda Ries
Karla Rindahl
Mae Rittal
Jan Scheetz
Karen Schledewitz
Joyce Schulz
Kris Selensky
Wanda Spaabeck
Christy Steinbeisser
Vicky Strasheim
Deb Tidaback
Nicole Treviño
Marilyn Usselman
Kathy Vaira
Christa Veltman
Lisa Verschoot
Holly Weninger
Deb Winter
Licensed
Practical
Nurses
Holly Abelseth
Frankie Burman
Rhonda Conlin
Patti Carlsen
Renee Carver
Mickyla Eide
Suzann Filler
Deb Fullmer
Sue Gartner
Tammy Gorder
Stacy Gustafson
Maryann Klasna
Tami Larson
Marie Lowis
Karna Peplinski
Jennifer Reid
Judy Reid
Shelly Schow
Sara Steinbeisser
Heather Suko
Crystal Strait
Randi Taylor
Sharina Tveit
Sarah Wheeler
Kathy Wyman
Certified
Operating
Room
Technicians
Tessa Hernandez
Victoria Johnson
Certified
Nurse’s Aides
Beth Albrecht
Bobbie Amundson
Betty Anderson
Ashlee Anvik
Caycee Anvik
Katie Anvik
Jennifer Arias
Marlene Bahls
Tara Bartelson
Marlys Binder
Patty Bright
Samantha Byer
Sylvia Carter
Melissa Cherrey
Kerry DeNardo
Rachelle Ellis
Tina Emly
Maria Erz
Jennifer Everett
David Faiman
Elaine Fields
Erma Fifer
Diana Findlay
Mary Fink
Lisa Forrest
Kaila Foss
Margarita Galvan
Jason Girdler
Becky Goss
Jamie Granbois
Desiree Haats
Erin Hagel
Marilyn Halvorson
Darla Hill
Beth Huff
Rhonda Hunter
Larysa Hurst
Amy Jenkins
Dorothy Johnson
Jodi Johnson
Jessica Jonas
Lois Jones
Linda Joslin
Amanda Kessel
Sheona Koffler
Sue Kortes
Steph Kostelecky
Janice Kunda
Stacey Larsen
Janet Leintz
Arlys Lewis
Sandy Lightner
Celeste Lindberg
Celina Linde
Sierra Linde
Aleshia Lorenz
Ellen T. Lorenz
Tabetha Lorenz
Tara Mathern
Patty Milender
Michelle Miller
Melanie Morrill
Kathy Munoz
Patricia Nason
Gayle Nelson
Karilynn Neulmann
Fe Neumann
Lacey Norby
Sharon Otto
Dawn Pederson
Cindy Perez
Kelsey Perez
Tawnea Perkins
Jody Petersen
Elvira Placencia
Kelley Prevost
Alice Rasmussen
Samantha Reidel
Ginny Rindahl
Maria Rodriguez
Sabrina Sainju
Brandi Sander
Nicole Sanders
Sheila Schow
Cami Seader
Amanda Seitz
Mariah Selensky
Ashlie Sheehan
Lee Smith
Shelley Steele
Tiffany Steinbeisser
Breanna Steppe
Leah Stevens
Marylou Stubbs
Brianne Sturgis
Cheryl Suko
Rachel Sullivan
Molly Swenson
Nancy Trudell
Tiffany Thiel
Vicki Vaira
Marianna Veltman
Nico Veltman
Melanie Wagner
Becky Wheeler
Katie Whitford
Bianca Wilson
Sandi Wilson
Nicole Ziler
Resident
Assistants
Brenda Albrecht Dahl
Karen Bouchard
Penny Childers Johnson
Katie Fullmer
Lois Houchen
Melanie Hurley
Kathy Koffler
Tammie Kurtz
Tammy Lunstad
Lacey Madison
Tami Nunn
Waiver Aides
Vivian Blake
April Gustafson
Pat Sather
Shelley Weiderrich
Bonnie Voorhees
Ward Clerks
Connie Angel
Kay Balducke
Sharon Hergenrider
Mid-Rivers Awards 12 Scholarships
Totaling $6,000 To Area Students
Mid-Rivers Communications announces the award
of the 2007 Mid-Rivers
Higher Education Scholarships totaling $6,000 to 12
area high school students
within Mid-Rivers’ service
area. A total of 128 students
applied for the scholarship
this year. One scholarship
was awarded to a current
college student who will be
returning to college in 200708. Two scholarships went to
high school seniors who will
be attending a community
college or a technical school
in 2007-08. Nine scholarships were awarded to high
school seniors planning to
attend four-year colleges in
2007-08.
A $500 Mid-Rivers
Higher Education Scholarship will be presented to the
following recipients in 2007:
Current College Student: Chantz Denowh,
Sidney, who is currently a
mechanical engineering student at Montana State University-Bozeman. He is
heavily involved with the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers and
eventually wants to work in
the aerospace or the alternative energy fields.
Community College
Students:
Stephanie
Haynie,
Circle, who is a co-valedictorian at Circle High School.
She will be attending
Dawson Community College
in the fall with plans to transfer to a four-year college and
major in business administration.
Shayanne Howe, Baker,
who will graduate from Baker
High School with a perfect
grade point average. She will
be attending Montana State
University-Billings College of
Technology to pursue a degree in radiological technology, specializing in ultrasound.
Four-Year College Students:
Rikki Berg, Glendive, is
a straight A student who will
be attending Dickinson State
University in the fall earning
a pre-medicine degree and
specializing in geriatrics. She
wants to make the lives of the
elderly more comfortable.
Eric Hjelvik, Melstone,
who is at the top of his class
of five at Melstone High
School. Eric will seek a civil
engineering degree from
Montana State UniversityBozeman in the fall and eventually wants to work in his
home state.
Brittany Holum, Miles
City, is a straight A student at
Custer County District High
School who will be attending
the University of Notre Dame
in the fall. Her goal is to work
in foreign relations at the
American Embassy in Russia.
Marisa Griffith, Grass
Range, is at the top of her
class of nine at Grass Range
High School. She will be attending Dickinson State University in the fall to learn journalism and leadership skills.
Jessica
Martin,
Lewistown, who will be attending the University of
Montana in Missoula this fall
will be majoring in sociology
and criminal justice. Jessica
says her career choice will
help her make a difference
in the world.
Prairie
Rosaaen,
2007 Richland
County Charity
Chili Challenge
Richey, who will be attending Montana State University-Bozeman, will be majoring in pre-veterinary. She
wants to earn her vet degree
from Colorado State and return to Eastern Montana to
live on a ranch and practice
veterinary medicine.
Trevor Schock, Circle,
will be attending Montana
State University-Bozeman
earning an engineering degree this fall.
Maleri Sevier, Glendive,
is a straight A student at
Dawson County High
School, who has been accepted at Harvard University.
She plans on majoring in
English literature and creative writing to pursue a career as an English literature
professor and book writer.
Katherine Stickel, Terry,
is at the top of her class of 17
at Terry High School. She will
attend Montana State University in the fall and majoring in chemical engineering.
These 12 scholarship
awards are evidence of MidRivers’ dedication to area
education. Other educational
commitments by Mid-Rivers
include Mid-Rivers new gen-
(406) 433-4757
1-866-433-4757
Think you make the best chili in Richland
County? Enter your team’s chili in the 2007
Charity Chili Challenge to find out!
$100 Business teams (includes five Chili
Challenge admissions bracelets and 1 T-shirt)
$40 Individual teams (includes five Chili
Challenge admissions bracelets and 1 T-shirt)
Pick up a registration form at the Richland County Health
Network, 124 Central Ave. anytime 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday-Friday.
Registration deadline is May 22 at 5 p.m.
Prizes include restaurant gift certificates, home and
leisure accessories, and electronics!
For more information or questions call:
Chelsie Hoover (406) 433-2207 or
Liz Kincheloe-Spain (406) 433-3500
406-433-4636
“Energy of the Sea”
also available
G
rapes
Jewelry, Watches, Antio
xidant
Accessories, Bath &
Skin
Mosturizer
Body, Handbags
Gift Certificates for the Mom
who has everything!
109 E. Main • Sidney, MT • 406-433-4508
MOVING
Saturday
May 12, 2007
Bob & Vicki Danielson
and Ron & Iris Danielson
AUCTION
Directions: 7 Miles North of Sidney on HWY: 200
~ Watch for Signs ~
Estate of Rose Fink
Begins at
Lunch will
be served
10 a.m. MST
Searer & Goss
Auctioneers
222 2nd. Ave. SW
Sidney, MT 59270
Sidney, MT
Randy Searer
Dan Goss
Visit Us On The Web at
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Not responsible for accidents or loss. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash or good check.
Everything sold as is-where is. Statements made by auctioneers on auction day take
precedence over any advertising. Not responsible for errors and omissions.
Hospital, Nursing Home & EMS
Weeks Celebrated in May
Fairgrounds in Sidney, MT
120 S. Central Ave • Sidney
esidney.com
• Sports Injuries • DOT Physicals
• Personal Injuries & Pain Conditions
Saturday, June 9
& Casino
Check Out
Inis Gift Packs
are Back!
Randy (406) 798-3699 • Cell: (406) 480-1974
Dan (406) 488-3618 • Cell: (406) 480-2778
To benefit the Richland County
Coalition Against Domestic
Violence
Open at
9am
Daily
eration Internet Protocol (IP)
Distance Learning Interactive
Television (ITV) system connecting 18 area high schools,
regional community colleges
and universities.
Mid-Rivers is also a
sponsor of the Montana Academic Challenge and the
Montana Chamber of
Commerce’s High School
Business Challenge. During
the 2006-2007 school year,
Mid-Rivers hired seven
School-to-Work students.
Mid-Rivers provides area
schools assistance with paperwork for the federal telecommunications discount
program. Mid-Rivers also
gives area schools grant writing assistance.
“Congratulations to the
scholarship recipients on
their achievements,” said
Mid-Rivers General Manager
Gerry Anderson. “We hope
that this scholarship award
contributes to their future
success.”
Gift Ideas For Every
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint
Wednesday, May 9th
Sidney Health Center and Safe Kids, Safe Communities will be
sponsoring a Child Safety Seat Checkpoint on Wednesday, May
9 from 1:00 - 5:00 PM in the Sidney Health Center Ambulance
Garage. Stop by the Sidney Health Center ER parking lot located
on 12th Avenue Southwest to have your children’s car seat inspected for proper installation by a certified
child safety seat technician. Information will be handed out on how to better protect your children from
infant to 12 years in a moving vehicle. There will also be a list of recalled child safety seats available.
Birthday Month Blood Screen Registration
Entire Month of May
Sign-up at the Sidney Health
Center admission desk anytime during the month of May
to have your blood tested for a
reduced fee of $25 (plus $28
for a P.S.A. test) during your
birthday month.
216 14th Ave SW • Sidney, MT • Phone: (406) 488-2100
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406-433-1659 • Toll Free • 1-866-433-1659
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Wholesale Cigarettes and Chewing Tobacco
OPEN: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. - 7 days a week
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• Camel .................... 24 /carton
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✓ Snacks &
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sandwiches
✓ Ice
✓ Bait & Tackle
❏
❏
✓ Propane
✓ Fishing Licenses ❏
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Summer Hours: 6 a.m.-11 p.m. • 7 Days A Week
Paddlefish snagging is a spring ritual for many Montana
anglers. Paddlefish, like many other native fish of Montana’s
eastern rivers, evolved to spawn when mountain snowmelt
and rainfall swell stream flows in prairie drainages.
Each year the availability of paddlefish depends on the
snow pack in the headwaters of the Missouri, Yellowstone
and Powder River drainages. The timing and volume of runoff determines the timing and quantity of the paddlefish moving up the major rivers.
Montana’s paddlefish season downstream from Fort
Peck Dam opens May 15 and runs from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily,
or as posted. There are several angling regulations to be
aware of:
Harvest
* Each angler is allowed one paddlefish per season
and their tag will be color coded to the area that the angler
plans to fish. Harvest days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. All paddlefish caught on
Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays throughout the season must be immediately released. Consult the 2007 Montana fishing regulations for details as the season and regulations vary depending on the area.
Snagging
* Paddlefish snagging is open May 15 to June 30 from 6
a.m. to 9 p.m. daily on the Missouri River downstream from
Fort Peck Dam and the Yellowstone River, including Intake
Fishing Access Site. A yellow paddlefish tag is required to
harvest a fish.
Quotas
* These waters are managed under a paddlefish harvest target in conjunction with North Dakota. Montana’s regulations are intended to prevent the annual harvest from exceeding 1,000 paddlefish. FWP may close the season within
24 hours notice on the lower Missouri and Yellowstone rives
if it appears that the harvest target may surpass 1,000 paddlefish. In addition, at the Intake FAS on the Yellowstone River,
the season may be closed immediately when 800 paddlefish have been harvested at Intake.
Fort Peck Dam To Fort Benton
* Upstream from Fort Peck Dam to Fort Benton, paddlefish snagging is open the entire year from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
daily, with a limit of one paddlefish per angler. A white paddlefish tag is required to harvest a fish here. The same mandatory catch-and-keep and catch-and-release days in effect on
the lower Missouri and Yellowstone rivers are also in effect in
this portion of the Missouri River above Fort Peck Dam.
50
Handmade
Traditional Indian
Dolls, Plus Native
American Crafts
& Carvings
Lumber & Building Materials
Hwy 16 South, Sidney, MT
406-488-1702 • 1-888-708-8861
Fort Peck Dredge Cuts
* Fort Peck Dredge cuts are open to bow and arrow use
only from July 15 to Aug. 31 and a blue paddlefish tag is
required.
A paddlefish tag is $6.50 for each resident and $15 for
each nonresident angler.
Detailed paddlefish regulations and descriptions of areas open for paddlefishing are available on the FWP web
site at http://www.fwp.mt.gov/ fwp.mt.gov under Fishing, or
see the 2007 Montana fishing regulations book available at
all FWP offices and license providers. A special paddlefish
regulation pamphlet is also available at FWP offices.
Anglers may also contact the FWP Region 7 office in
Miles City at 406-234-0900 or the FWP Region 6 office in
Glasgow 406-228-3700 for more information.
ND Baitfish Regulations,
Import Restrictions
North Dakota anglers should be aware of regulations
regarding live baitfish, and restrictions on importing baitfish
into North Dakota.
Fathead minnows, creek chubs, spottail shiners and
sticklebacks are the only legal live baitfish that can be used
in most North Dakota waters. The only exception for waters
that allow live baitfish is the Red River, where white suckers
may also be used. In addition, in 20 state waters it is illegal to
use any live baitfish.
Anglers are urged to buy bait from a licensed retail bait
vendor. Because it is sometimes hard to identify bait fish
species due to their small size, bait vendors inspect bait and
can properly identify the species.
Using game fish or parts of game fish as bait is illegal,
except for perch eyes, and trout and salmon eggs.
Anglers should also note restrictions on importing live
baitfish or other live bait into North Dakota. This includes
minnows and other live baitfish, worms, night crawlers, wax
worms, leeches and insects.
Anglers who want to import or bring live bait into the
state must obtain a valid North Dakota bait vendor’s license.
Otherwise, anglers must purchase all live bait in North Dakota. The purpose of this regulation, implemented in 2002, is
to provide better control against unintentional introduction of
aquatic nuisance species.
For more information anglers should refer to the 200608 North Dakota Fishing Guide, available at license vendors
or online at the state Game and Fish Department website,
gf.nd.gov.
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Enjoy the great outdoors this year!
We Finance
The Fun Things
For Summer
Casino & Lounge
900 1/2 South Central • 406-433-3245
Behind The Lone Tree Inn • Sidney, MT
No Origination Fee
Low Interest Rates
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Happy Hour: 5 - 7 p.m. Mon - Fri
Prime Rib Served
Every Friday &
Saturday Night
5 - 10 p.m.
Relax after a
great day in
the great
outdoors.
SMOKEY’S
Bar & Casino
www.richlandfcu.com
Meet Me At The
Double Barrel!
124 N. Central Ave. • Sidney, MT (406) 482-2704
18 East 2nd St. • Culbertson, MT (406) 787-5890
Downtown Bainville • 406-769-2871
Dining Room Open
5-9 p.m. Sun - Thurs
5-10 p.m. Fri - Sat
401 Ellery Avenue Fairview, MT
406-742-8110
10 a.m. - 2 a.m. Daily
Grand Opening
Wed. - Sat., May 9-12
Thursday
Friday & Saturday
Business After Carnations to the
first 50 mothers in
Hours
4:30-6:30 p.m.
Samples of Montana
Made goodies
Graduation
• Your School
Colors
• Photo Balloon
Your Picture
Selected Specials
25% off
Novelty T-shirts
and
Body Jewelry
honor of Mother’s
Day!
Door prizes....
Yankee Candles,
Harley Davidson
Mug, Zippo
Lighter, John
Deere & More
Selected
Indoor
Specials
Mother’s Day Gifts
PARTY CENTRAL
433-4FUN (4386) • 105 E. Main, Sidney
Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9-5:30 • Wed. 9-5 • Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-5
Special of the Week
John Reynolds With Fort Peck Laker
John Reynolds of Sidney reports that the lake trout are in the shallows at Fort Peck this time of year. He said
they were in 15 to 25 feet on April 27. He said lake trout fishing should be good for a while longer, until water
temp reaches approximately 50 degrees. John joked, "Just use a deep diving crank and put your outfit in the
rod holder.....It's so easy a caveman could do it." He added, "We got three off of Haxby Point and then two
more over close to the Pines area."
REBATES OF UP TO
$800
ON SELECT POLARIS SPORTSMAN® MODELS**
Cenex Polaris Sidney
1281 S. Central • Sidney • 433-1401
• 6 am -9 pm, 7 days a week
www.sidneycenex.com
*Offer good at participating Polaris dealers and
subject to product availability. **Rebates on MY2006
and prior models. Rebates vary by model. See
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31/07. WARNING! ATVs can be hazardous to operate.
For your safety, always wear a helmet, eye protection,
and protective clothing and never carry passengers
unless the adult ATV has been designed by the
manufacturer specifically for that purpose. Polaris
adult models are for riders aged 16 and older. Be
sure to take a safety training course. For safety and
training information, call the SVIA at (800) 887-2887.
You may also contact your Polaris dealer or call
Polaris at (800) 342-3764. ©2007 Polaris Sales
Inc. Dale Earnhardt Jr. trademarks, trade dress,
names, and likenesses are used under the
authorization of JR Motorsports. JR Motorsports is
not a sponsor of the Tough to Beat promotion.
Absolutely
a Gem!
1999 Carri-Lite
5th Wheel
•
•
•
•
31 ft.
Rear Kitchen
Loaded with Options
Local Trade
www.willistonrv.com
(701) 577-7846 (RVIN)
(800) 737-2717
Fax: (701) 577-4275
Cell: (701) 770-0250
1320 W. 2nd Street • Williston, ND 58801
HAPPY
'S
MOTHER
DAY
Bring that someone
special in your life in
for a Mother's Day
meal & she will
receive a free flower
in her honor.
Compliments of The Depot.
Jason Crawford and Michelle Holthus
Hwy. 16 S • Sidney, MT
(406) 433-4650
Spring is Here!
Let us spray your...
• home • cabin • business
For...
• spiders • bugs • insects
Now scheduling for Williston &
surrounding areas!
Pr
o Safe P
est Contr
ol
Pro
Pest
Control
PO box 1842 Williston ND 58802
701-774-3167 or 1-877-970-7378
Reed Kirby - Tim Holm
Also: ground sterilization for
•residential•commercial
• oilfield•grain fumigation
One call does it all!
30 Years of Business as the Homestead Ends this Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
IT’S THE FINAL WEEK FOR THE
HOMESTEAD’S LIQUIDATION SALE!
Final Markdown
BOOKS & HEALTH FOOD
REGULAR
%
off
PRICES!
LADIES APPAREL
REGULAR
%
off
PRICES!
75
90
Final Clearance is this Saturday! Get Your Bargains Now!
Mon- Sat
9 - 5:30 p.m.
Remember the South 40 will continue to provide the
community with excellent meals & entertainment!
Now Accepting Reservations for
Mother’s Day Dinner!
Lounge
& Casino
207 2nd Ave. N.W., Sidney
433-4338 • 433-4999
Sheri Seevers and Scott Wyss
Seevers-Wyss Announce
Engagement And
Forthcoming Marriage
Sheri Seevers and Scott Wyss, together with their parents, are happy to announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
Sheri is the daughter of William and Kimberly Murray,
Bozeman, MT. She is employed by The Roundup, Sidney.
Scott is the son of Patricia Wyss, Banning, CA, and the
late Dennis Wyss. Scott is employed by Red Rock Power
Company, Havre.
A garden wedding is planned for July 7, at the Murray
family residence in Bozeman, followed by a reception and
dance.
The couple will reside in Sidney.
Local Students Get Degrees At
MSU Billings Commencement
At the Montana State University Billings 80th Commencement ceremony, 814 students who have applied for
their degrees crossed the stage, Saturday, May 5, at 10 a.m.,
at MetraPark.
Local students receiving degrees were;
Culbertson: Tammy Rae Buckley, Biology-BS; Angela D.
Iverson, Elementary Education-BS; Jimie Lou MarchwickWix-Special Education and Elementary Education-BS.
Fairview: Hayley Lenae Bergenheier, Mass Communication-BA.
Poplar: James Joseph Culbertson, English-BA; Martha
W. Failing, Public Relations-BS; Susan Conaway Frantzick,
Special Education Generalist-MS.
Savage: Amanda Etzel, Medical Assistant-AAS.
Sidney: Brittany Bingen, Accounting Technology-AAS;
Brittany Bingen, Administrative Assistant-AAS; Kimberly Dahl,
Accounting-BS; Trisha Ann Harper, Sport Management-MS;
Melissa Lane, Advanced Studies-MS; Evan Douglas Roberts, Automobile Collision Repair and Refinishing-AAS; Jay
A. Sunwall, Finance-BS; Justus D. Thorgramson, Automobile
Collision Repair and Refinishing-AAS; Lindi Michelle
Watkins, Radiologic Technology-AAS.
Control Horn Flies With
R&J Ag Supply Minerals
With Altosid® IGR Feed-Thru
The feed-through difference.
Unlike many insecticides, feed-through products are a
touch-free, stress-free way to control horn flies. Feedthroughs pass through cattle into manure, where horn flies
lay their eggs. The result? Horn fly pupae are prevented
from developing into breeding, biting adult flies - and
future infestations.
R&J
AG SUPPLY
Miles Johnsrud, sales representative for Watford City Area
1-701-842-4277 • Cell 1-701-770-3095
Russell Johnson, owner • 510 10th Ave. SE • Sidney, MT
1-800-233-2499 or 406-488-1953 • Cellular 1-406-480-2006
Holthus-Crawford
Announce Engagement
Paul and Tonya Holthus, Sidney, are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their
daughter, Michelle, to Jason Crawford, son of Janetta
Crawford and Arthur and Teresa Crawford, all of Springfield,
MO.
Michelle received a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in accounting from the University of Montana. She is currently pursuing a master’s of
Accountancy at Missouri State University in Springfield.
Jason received an associate degree in computers and
networks from Ozark Technical College in Springfield.
A June 2 wedding is planned in Springfield, where the
couple plans to make their home.
28th Annual Montana Juried ExhibitWorks On Paper On Display At
MonDak Heritage Center
The 28thAnnual Southeastern Montana Juried ExhibitWorks on Paper Traveling Collection may be viewed at the
MonDak Heritage Center from May 1-28.
The Traveling Collection features 20 works representative of the 28th Annual Southwestern Juried Exhibit-Works
on Paper shown earlier this year at the Custer County Art &
Heritage Center in Miles City. Through the juried process,
this exhibit represented some of the best original professional and amateur art works form across Montana and surrounding states. Eligible entries were limited to works on
paper: either the support or the medium had to be at least
50% paper.
From nearly 100 entries, juror Gordon McConnell selected 42 works for exhibit. Gordon was senior curator and
assistant director of the Yellowstone Art Museum for 16 years
before embarking on a career as a full-time artist and independent curator. He awarded cash prizes totaling $1,000 to
his choices for first, second and third place, in addition to
several “honorable mentions.” The CCAHC staff then selected
20 works for inclusion in the year-long Traveling Collection.
The Traveling Collection will tour eastern Montana until
the end of the year, with stops in Broadus, Baker, Colstrip,
Ekalaka, Hardin, Jordan, Sidney and Terry.
Stockman Bank of Miles City and the William & Lorene
Nefsy Foundation sponsor both the Juried Exhibit and the
Traveling Collection.
The feed-through benefits.
Less Stress on Your Herd
Since Altosid IGR Feed-Thru is administered
in your herd’s mineral, cattle don’t need to be
touched to be treated, as they do with sprays, pour-ons,
dusts and ear tags.
More Effective Than Insecticides
Rubbing stations and dust bags must be frequently
serviced to ensure that the insecticide is present and that
they are working properly. Dusts and sprays remain
effective only with periodic retreatment. Since ear tags use
a single chemical family, pyrethroids, horn flies have
become resistant to this method of control.
More Convenient, Too
When your herd takes its mineral, it’s being treated with
Altosid IGR Feed-Thru. No stress-inducing applications for
your herd - and no time-consuming extra steps for you.
More Control for Less Cost
With Altosid IGR Feed-Thru, you can control horn flies for
less cost.
Available in Sweet Cake Mineral Tubs and
50-lb. Bags of 12-12 and 16-7 Minerals.
Richey High School Graduation • May 19 at 3 p.m.
Lee Jensen
Alysia Johnston
Prairie Rosaaen
Seth Servais
Jay Trotter
Tara Vaira
Troy Vaira
Medicine Lake Graduation • May 20 at 4 p.m.
Matthew Zuroff
Kale Bertelsen
Wayne Danielson
Dane Hancock
Nic Holte
Colton Justice
Kenza Iverson
Culbertson Graduation
La Lynda Nelson
Katherine Rice
Jessica Summers
Alex Walikonis
Karissa Wivholm
Alexandria Baldwin
Benjamin Beck
Culbertson High School Graduation • May 27 at 2 p.m.
Shanna Booth
Bonnie Christoffersen
Leticia Del Villar
Ryan Fryhling
Frank Half Red
Randy Heckmun
Alex Hilde
Brady Knick
Lane Labatte
Shawn Larsen
Joe Moore
Cassidy Obergfell
Sascha Prauser
Thomas Qualley
Sidney Sugars Incorporated
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3301
Nemont discover us
www.nemont.net • 800-636-6680
Cross Petroleum Service
Sheridan Electric
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4376
Medicine Lake, MT • 406-789-2231
Homestead Elevator
Farmers Elevator & Ag Center
Stockman Insurance
Lower Yellowstone REA
Stockman Bank
Richey, MT • 406-773-5758
Richey, MT • 406-773-5521
Sidney, MT • 406-488-1602
www.stockmanbank.com
Froid, MT • 406-963-2343
McCone Electric Co-op, Inc.
Daniels-Sheridan Federal CU
Medicine Lake Ag Supply
First Community Bank
Richey, MT • 800-684-3605
Froid, MT • 406-766-2357
Sidney, MT • 406-488-1602
Everson-Clayton-Stevenson Chapel
Prairie Sand & Gravel
Mondak Heating & Plumbing
Agland Co-op
Froid Grocery
Froid, MT • 406-787-5251
Froid, MT • 406-766-2339
Froid, MT • 406-766-2413
Montola Division of Sustainable Systems, LLC
Stagecoach Casino
Culbertson Pharmacy
Jock Stop
Glendive Livestock
Culbertson MT • 406-787-6616
Culbertson, MT • 406-787-6181
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7338
Glendive, MT • 406-377-2697
Richland Federal Credit Union
Sidney, MT • 406-482-2704 • Culbertson, MT
Herman Oil Convenience Store Pepsi Blue Rock Products Co.
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3403
Horizon Resources
Milne Implement Co.
Glendive, MT • 406-377-2533
Culbertson High School Graduation • May 27 at 2 p.m.
Karen Savely
Benjamin Smith
Chris Shields
Tara Turnbull
Constantin Succo
Tyrel Waagen
Fritz Von Jeinsen
Lambert High School Graduation • May 19 at 1 p.m.
Jake Wolff
Kris Carda
Jennifer Foss
Zachary Johnson
Tyler Irigoin
Marcus Goss
Calli Klasna
Fairview Graduation
Aric Mavity
Kendra Steppler
Angela Vaira
Kylen Welnel
Amanda Bieber
Casey Carlson
Adam Cayko
Fairview High School Graduation • May 19 at 3 p.m.
Vanessa Cherrey
Chandra Christmann
Daniel Cline
Chelsea Dahle
Lindsey Danielson
Matthew Danielson
Matthew Derry
Cassie Emly
Lane Flagen
Meghan Herkimer
Brianna Hurley
Dak Hurley
Kassidy Johnson
Tyla Kilen
Everson-Clayton-Stevenson Chapel
The Oasis Greenhouse
Independence Bank
Roosevelt Medical Center
Fairview, MT • 406-744-5752
Poplar, MT • 406-768-3916
SIdney, MT • 406-488-1602
The Roundup
Horizon Resources
Mon-Kota Fertilizer
Double Barrel Saloon & Casino
Sidney, MT 406-482-2704 & Culbertson, MT
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3306
Fairview, MT • 701-844-5775
Fairview, MT • 701-844-5300
Fairview, MT • 406-742-8110
Finnicum's Hardware & Furniture
Nortana Grain Co.
Green Acres Sod Farm
Hutter Repair, Jr.
Main Street Video & Laundry
Lambert, MT • 406-774-3331
Fairview, MT • 701-744-5759
Fairview, MT • 701-744-5308
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5283
Pepsi Blue Rock Products Co.
Pauper Industries
The Hair Force
First Community Bank
Jock Stop
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3403
Lambert, MT • 406-774-3330
Fairview, MT • 406-742-3302
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7338
Mondak Family Clinic & Pharmacy
Elk River Printing
Hotel Albert
Super Valu
Powder Keg
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5621
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4375
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5164
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5441
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5180
Waterhole #3
W.L. Neu Construction, Inc.
Sidney, MT • 406-488-1602
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3301
Sidney, MT • 406-488-1602
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5224
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5549
Lebsock Welding & Machine
First Security Bank-West
Korner Motel
Fairview, MT • 701-844-3378
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5203
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5259
Nemont discover us
www.nemont.net • 800-636-6680
Bar JV Angus
Valley Crop Care
Fairview, MT • 406-798-3653
Sidney, MT • 406-482-1303
an outreach of Sidney Health Center
Lambert Historical Society & Fox Lake Senior
Wells Fargo
Sidney, MT 406-433-2321
Citizens Center, Lambert, MT • 406-774-3439
North Star Auto Body & Glass
Cherrey's Red Top Service, Inc.
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2255
Fairview, MT • 406-742-5030
Fairview Graduation • May 19 at 3 p.m.
Courtney Kittleson
Blayne Kortes
Raymond Kortes
Teresa Lebsock
Kayla Lester
Carly Linde
Chad Moore
Brittany Riedel
Ashley Sasich
Bo Selvig
Blair Stai
Tanner Tabbert
Zachery Umback
Neftal Villarreal
Savage High School Graduation • May 19 at 1 p.m.
David Wheeler
Megan Zinke
Donny Dillman
Katie Dobraska
Chris Green
John Hoon
Karissa Jorgensen
JC Maulsby
Zach McPherson
Blake Mecklenburg
Justin Messer
Wayne Quinnell
Kaleb Reed
Scott Roth
Froid High
School
Graduation
• May 13
at 2 p.m.
Trent Sharbono
Alyssa Stanford
Laura Stevenson
Sara Tombre
Dillon Urlacher
Roxie Britton
Horizon Resources
Savage, MT • 406-776-2489
SIdney, MT • 406-488-1602
Quinell Electric
Pioneer Brand Products
Montana-Dakota Utilities
B&S Quick Stop
Savage, MT • 406-776-2331 or 776-2345
Savage, MT • 406-776-2400
"In The Community To Serve"
Brockton, MT • 406-786-3229
Jock Stop
Buck Horn Bar & Restaurant
Richland Pump & Supply
Gurney Electric Inc.
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3403
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7338
Poplar, MT • 406-768-5221
Sidney, MT • 406-488-8706
Sidney, MT • 406-482-3204
Sidney Millworks
Farm Bureau Insurance
Sidney Tax Service, Inc.
Valley Fuel
Sunrise Lumber
Sidney, MT • 406-482-2810
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4416
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3131
Savage, MT • 406-776-2354
Poplar, MT • 768-5173
Poplar Community Housing & Nursing
Home, Poplar, MT • 406-768-3452
Frontier Heating, Refrigeration & Air
Conditioning, Sidney, MT • 406-488-4657
Craig's Meat Processing
The Savage Mine
Western Bank of Wolf Point
Wally's Grocery
Savage, MT • 406-776-2447
Savage, MT • 406-798-3651
Wolf Point, MT • 406-653-2550
Poplar, MT • 406-768-3472
Finnicum's
1st Choice Collision Center
Action Auto
Valley Garage, Inc.
Sidney, MT • 406-433-5373
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2277
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2312
Savage, MT • 406-776-2237
Fort Peck Housing Authority
Bob's Pickup & Delivery
Chad's Furniture
Sidney, MT • 406-482-2704 • Culbertson, MT
Poplar • 406-768-3459
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3301
Sidney, MT • 406-433-1733
Sidney, MT • 406-433-1005
Sidney High School Graduation • May 20 at 2 p.m.
Kyle Anderson
Tarina Anderson
Tyrell Anvik
James Arnold
Kraig Balcer
Kendra Balducke
Chayna Basta
Bridget Bergin
David Berry
Jade Binder
Kelsey Brown
Alexis Buxbaum
Sarah Byer
Abigail Carda
Heather Carter
Wesley Christensen
George Council
Jenasee Cox
Kim Dey
Anthony Dehner
Terris Dietz
Alyssa Dishon
Susan Dynneson
Tevis Eleson
Maria Erz
Miranda Fehilly
John Francis II
Andrea Frohlich
Trevor Getchell
David Gustafson
Katie Haase
Karsten Hall II
Christopher Herman
Robert Hinesley
Cody Hochhalter
Kassidee Jensen
Joel Kessler
Katelyn Koch
Dennis Latka
Mykel Ler
Celina Linde
Amanda Lorenz
B & J Heating, Inc.
Paws Point
The Parallel
Sidney, MT • 406-482-4744
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7033
Sidney, MT 406-433-3026
Footers
Jock Stop
John Stockhill Jewelers
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7827
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3301
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7338
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2702
Jerry Z Repairs
C & L Chariot
Sidney Cleaners & Laundry
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Sidney, MT • 406-433-5380
Sidney, MT • 406-488-4015
Sidney, MT • 406-433-1405
"In The Community To Serve"
Sidney, MT • 488-1602
Mitchell's Oil Field Service, Inc.
Cross Petroleum Service
Melby Construction
Olson Plumbing & Heating
SPF Exxon Stores
Sidney MT • 406-482-4927
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4376
Sidney, MT 406-488-6624
Sidney, MT 406-482-4027
Sidney, MT • 406-482-3616
Regal Eagle Bar & Casino
Ranger Lounge & Casino
Sidney Body Shop
Elk River Printing
Sidney, MT, 406-433-3245
Sidney, MT • 406-482-4566
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3403
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2948
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4375
Busch Agricultural Resources, Inc.
Sidney Liquor Store
McDonald's
Parka Inc.
Redline Audio & Cellular
Sidney, MT, 406-433-3322
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2862
Sidney, MT • 406-433-1983
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4346
Sidney, MT • 406-488-CELL1
Eagle Country Ford
The Mane Event
Taco Johns
Valley Crop Care
Triangle Nite Club
Sidney, MT • 406-433-1810
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3232
Sidney, MT • 406-433-2295
Sidney, MT • 406-482-1303
Sidney, MT • 406-433-9936
CHMS, P.C. Certified Public
Accountants, Sidney, MT • 406-433-2092
Fulkerson Funeral Home
Hedahl's Parts Plus
The Depot Casino
Prewitt & Company, LLC.
Sidney, MT • 406-488-2805
Sidney, MT • 406-482-3304
Sidney, MT • 406-433-4650
Sidney, MT • 406-482-5251
Shevon Lorenz
Samantha Lovegren
Kimberly Martin
Laura McGinnis
Sam Meehan
Jason Merritt
Matthew Norgaard
Jesse Obergfell
Jenna Pierce
Chelsea Martini
Vanessa Masse
Jordan Mayer
Bryan McDowell
Rhea Mocko
Brandy Nevers
Jennifer Nielson
Brock Norby
Kristy Obergfell
Cain Parker
Casey Peterson
Janelle Peterson
Kallie Petrik
Alex Quam
Gregory Qunell
Rayna Ramus
Michael
Rauschendorfer
Amy Redman
Kaleb Reed
Neil Roberts
Darren Roth
Sainju Nirap
Lauren Schipman
Dan Schledewitz
Travis Sergent
Carla Smelser
Matthew Stedman
Cheryl Suko
Courtney Sullivan
Alisha Taylor
Crystal Taylor
Christopher Thiel
Nicholas Thogersen
Liberty Thorgramson
Paula Titan
Britta Torgerson
Rochelle Torgerson
Hailee
VandeBossche
Amanda VanEvery
Mariana Veltman
To all the
graduates!
Kylen Welnel
Lacie Whitford
Matthew Wznick
Victoria Zavala
Joshua Zimmerman
Chris Zoanni
Brockton High School Graduation
June 1 at 6 p.m.
Bainville Graduation
May 19 • 2 p.m.
Back (L-R) Summer Beauchman, Lenny Boxer, Michael Grey Bull, Jay Brugh, and
Theo Crowe. Front (L-R) Antoinette Melbourne, Sami Drum, and Amanda Leinen.
Not pictured Britney Youpee, Angeline Cheek, Ben Bighorn, Dominique Buckles,
Nathan Lone Bear and Eileen Lambert.
L to R Mrs. Lyanna Gable (Advisor), Chelsea Portra, Nena Panasuk, Heather Greene,
Samantha Mahlen, Darrell Schiff, Kip Welborn, Nick Weber, Shawn Romo. Not
pictured Craig Smith.
American State Bank
Williston, ND • 800-486-8173
Jock Stop
Romo Carpentry
Sidney, MT • 406-433-7338
Bainville, MT • 406-769-2094
Sidney, MT • 406-433-3403
North Dakota High School Rodeo Association Results
Saturday, April 28 –
Sheyenne-Red River, West
Fargo
Boy’s Cow Cutting
1 st Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte, ND
Breakaway Roping
3 rd Hailey Schaper,
Grassy Butte, ND
4 th Mamie
Kieson,
Watford City, ND
Bull Riding
3 rd Nathan Schaper,
Grassy Butte
Calf Roping
3 rd Seth Jorgenson,
Williston
7 th Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte
Girl’s Cow Cutting
3rd Vanessa Hardy,
Williston
4 th Barbra Gullickson,
Halliday
5 th Tess
Haugen,
Alexander
Goat Tying
9 th Hailey Schaper,
Grassy Butte
Pole Bending
2 nd Tess
Haugen,
Alexander
Steer Wrestling
1 st Bronc
Pippert,
Sidney
2 nd Chase Wisness,
Keene
Carson,
4 th Layne
Grassy Butte
Team Roping
3rd Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte
6 th C h a r l i e
Pennington, Sidney
Sunday, April 29 –
Sheyenne-Red River, West
Fargo, ND
Boy’s Cow Cutting
1 st Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte
Breakaway Roping
5 th Mamie
Kieson,
Watford City
6 th Hailey Schaper,
Grassy Butte
Bull Riding
Dillman,
2 nd Abe
Grassy Butte
4 th Chaston
Lee,
Grassy Butte
5 th Michael Pojorlie,
Grassy Butte
Calf Roping
2 nd Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte
4 th Sam
Irwin,
Alexander
Girl’s Cow Cutting
3rd Vanessa Hardy,
Williston
4 th Tess
Haugen,
Alexander
Pole Bending
Haugen,
5 th Tess
Alexander
8 th Vanessa Hardy,
Williston
Steer Wrestling
1 st Bronc
Pippert,
Sidney
4 th Seth Jorgenson,
Williston
7 th Chase Wisness,
Keene
Team Roping
3rd Layne
Carson,
Grassy Butte
12 th Seth Jorgenson,
Williston
18 th Bronc
Pippert,
Sidney
Allen R.
Grow, 94,
Enid
Funeral services for
Allen R. Grow, 94, Enid, will
be held 2 p.m., Thursday,
May 10 at the Fox Lake Senior Center, Lambert.
Burial of the cremains
will follow in the Lambert
Cemetery under the direction
of Fulkerson Funeral Home,
Sidney.
Allen died Sunday, May
6, 2007 at the Eastern Montana Veteran’s Home,
Glendive, MT.
Sidney High School 2007 Spring Exhibit
May 10 & 11• Sidney High School Gymnasium • Thurs.: 6 - 9 p.m., Fri.: 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
No Admission Charge - EVERYONE WELCOME!
The VICA Drawing will be held at 8 p.m. Friday
Regal Eagle
Casino & Lounge
900 ½ South Central • Sidney, MT
Behind The Lone Tree Inn • 433-3245
Sidney, MT
406-482-3204
*Electrical Supplies &
Equipment
*Decorative Lighting
*Electrical Service
SPF Stores
Exxon
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Woodworking/Carpentry, Architectural & Mechanical Drawing, Computer Aided Drafting, Metal Technology,
Skills USA Display, Technology Education Display & Demonstrations, Middle School Woodworking Projects
FINE ARTS
Painting, Drawing, Design, Sculpture
AGRICULTURE EDUCATION
Agriculture Science, Agriculture Mechanics, Leadership & Career Experience, Agriculture Business, FFA Display
FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES
International Foods, Fashion I & II, Culinary Arts, Busy Beavers Preschool and Family, FCCLA Display
ADULT EDUCATION
Hardanger, Horticulture, Scrapbooking, Welding, Woodworking Projects, Quilting
BUSINESS & COMPUTERS
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ROBOTIC CLUB
Display & Demonstration
YARD & GARDEN
Decorative Garden Display
Busch
Agricultural
Resour
ces, Inc.
esources,
No One's a
Stranger at the...
902 S. Central Ave
i'm lovin' it
406-482-3616
101 S Central • Sidney, MT
406-482-4566
Sidney, MT
406-433-1983
It's All
About
Saying
Goodbye
Fulkerson
Funeral Home
315 Second St. NW
Sidney, MT 59270
406-488-2805
Sidney, MT
email: [email protected]
www.fulkerson.com
Olson
Olson
Plumbing
Plumbing
&
& Heating
Heating
PO Box 375 • Sidney, MT
PO Box 375 • Sidney, MT
482-4027
482-4027
BLUE ROCK
BLUE
ROCK
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS CO.
CO.
501
Sidney
501 9th
9th Ave
Ave NE,
NE, Sidney
406-433-3403
406-433-3403
HELP WANTED
RN – HOME HEALTH/
HOSPICE
1 FT position responsible for patient assessments, coordinating
total plan of care, completing
medical oasis/485 forms, attending meetings, and involvement in
Hospice projects. Must have excellent people skills, organizational skills, and the ability to
work well with all staff. Requires
a valid Montana nursing license,
driver’s license and vehicle insurance. Also requires rotating oncall and weekends. Sidney
Health Center is an EEO employer committed to a drug-free
workplace. For more information
on this and all other postings
please
visit
us
at
www.MThealthjobs.com. Send
Applications to:Jeri Chapman,
HR Assistant 216 14th Avenue
SW Sidney, MT 59270 Fax 406488-2115
E
m
a
i
l
:
[email protected]
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LPN – FAMILY MEDICINE
OFFICE
FT position responsible for, but
not limited to, assessments, assisting provider with procedures,
calling patients with results, prescription refills, filing, ordering
medical supplies & additional duties as assigned by manager.
Must have excellent people skills,
organizational skills, & the ability to work well with all staff, & be
licensed in the state of Montana.
Sidney Health Center is an EEO
employer committed to a drugfree workplace. For more information on this and all other
postings please visit us at
www.MThealth-jobs.com. Send
applications to:Jeri Chapman,
HR Assistant, 216 14th Ave. SW,
Sidney, MT 59270. Fax 406-4882115. Email: [email protected].
employer committed to a drugfree workplace. For more information on this & all other available positions, visit us online at
www.MThealthjobs.com Send
applications to:Jeri Chapman,
HR Assistant 216 14th Ave. SW,
Sidney, MT 59270. Fax 406-4882115. Email: [email protected].
[11-1tc]
PHYSICIANS SERVICES
MANAGER
FT position responsible for ensuring that all physicians’ offices
operate in a financially sound,
appropriate manner & are adequately staffed. Bachelor's degree in business management or
related field required. Must possess a knowledge of business office functions, healthcare management, general computer &
customer service experience.
Meditech/LSS experience also
preferred, but not required.
employer committed to a drugfree workplace. For more information on this and all other
postings please visit us at
www.MThealthjobs.com. Send
applications to: Jeri Chapman,
Sidney, MT 59270. Fax 406-4882115.
Email: [email protected].
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good communication skills & be
flexible enough to cover where
needed. Must have a bachelor's
degree in Social Work, Human
Services, Psychology or a related field.
LPN-E.N.T. OFFICE
PT position, potentially working
FT hrs. to cover vacations, etc.
Will be responsible for, but not
limited to, nursing duties such as:
assessments assisting provider
w/procedures, calling patients w/
test results, prescription refills,
filling, ordering medical supplies
& additional duties as assigned
by provider &/or manager. Requires excellent people skills, organizational skills & the ability to
work with staff. Sidney Health
Center is an EEO employer committed to a drug-free workplace.
For more information on this &
all other postings please visit us
at www.MThealthjobs.com. Send
applications to: Jeri Chapman,
Sidney, MT 59270.
[10-2tc]
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
If you love to meet the public,
answer questions, work hard and
have fun this Administrative Assistant position with the Sidney
Area Chamber of Commerce &
Agriculture is for you. Computer
proficiency in Quickbooks, Word
and Excel preferred. Experience
ADOPT
ADOPT-- A- PET
PA N D
Y
DY
SOCIAL WORKER
FT position responsible for working w/hospital, hospice, discharge planning, medication
assistance program & the Extended Care facility. Must have
Spayed female, very playful, prefers a
fenced yard & play friends.
Please call: 433-7033
POINT
WS POINT
PPAAWS
PET GROOMING & BOARDING
2850 W. Holly, Sidney, MT
FT position responsible for, but
not limited to registering all patients, completing forms, making
appointments, calling patients,
filing, answering phones, assisting providers as needed & getting all charges to billing daily.
Must have excellent people skills,
organizational skills & be able to
work well with all staff & patients.
[11-4tc]
HELP WANTED
$an awsome first job$. Sharp, fun
loving, self motivated people
wanted. Travel USA w/co-ed
sales group, marketing our products. Daily cash and transpo provided! START WORK TODAY!
Mr. Roberson 800-592-1330.
[11-1tp]
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
Cook & cook's assistant, full &
part time. Varied a.m./p.m. shifts
include weekends & some holidays. Wages $8- $11, DOE. Vacation & insurance benefits available. Apply with Lola weekdays
at the South 40.
[tfn]-
HELP WANTED
Trenton Community Clinic is currently seeking a diabetes data
entry/outreach worker. This is a
FT position w/excellent working
hours & benefits. A complete list
of job duties & qualifications are
available upon request. American
STORAGE
UNITS
AVAILABLE
20X20 • 10X20
10X16 • 8X9
Sidney, MT
482-3799 or 482-2666
ent
Retirem
Party
for
on
Sunday, May 20
2 - 5 p.m.
at the
Multi-Purpose Room
Richey High School
m
S h o rt P ro g ra
.
begins at 3 p.m
Supervisor & Chemical Applicators Needed
The McKenzie County Grazing Association is currently
accepting applications for one supervisor of the Noxious
Weed Program & two chemical applicators. Applicants
must be 18 years of age. These are seasonal positions &
would require control of noxious weeds, record keeping,
map work & reporting of work completed.
Competitive wages based on experience.
JOB OPENING
McKenzie County Weed Control is now accepting
applications for personnel interested in participating
in the 2007 County Weed Control Program.
Applications may be picked up
at the Weed Control Office or
call 701-842-4131 for details.
McKenzie County does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national orgin, sex, religion, age or disability in its
hiring practices or providing services.
Applications may be picked up at the MCGA office
during normal business hours.
Contact Dana at (701) 444-3384
for more information.
Notice To Property Owners
The Fairview Town Council would like to
encourage the property owners of
Fairview to clean their lots prior to the
week of alley pick-up. Alley pick-up will
be done during the week of May 14th.
Also junk vehicles can be hauled away
free by calling 488-2872. Any questions
concerning this request, please contact
the Fairview Town Hall at 742-5616.
The town of Fairview herby gives notice that
all owners of real property or agents having
control thereof are responsible for destroying,
removing or cutting all weeds located on
such property not later than May 15th of each
year and to keep such property free of weeds
through November 30th of each year.
Failure to remove weeds may cause the Town
to remove the weeds and town shall charge
the cost thereof as a tax against the real
property and a penalty of $50.00 for each
time the town provides such removal.
This notice is given pursuant to Section
7.06.040 of the Town Code of the
Town of Fairview
Dated this 29th day of April 2007
Fairview Town Council
Graycie Sharbono
Town Clerk
Notice To Property Owners
Indian preference is given with
proof of tribal enrollment/descent. Send cover letter & resume' with list of three references
to Colleen Hokanson, TISA Personnel Director, PO Box 210,
Trenton, ND 58853. Position closing date is May 11, 2007.
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FT.1-800-584-1775 ext. 5000
USWA.
[11-1tp]
WANTED
Someone with landscaping experience to mow approx. 2 acres at
the FSA building west of Sidney.
Contact Dan Williamson @ D.J.
Agency 406-228-4880.
HELP WANTED
[tfn]
Fulltime position, no nights or
weekends, good starting pay,
apply in person. 406-433-1405,
Sidney Cleaners & Laundry, 121
2nd Ave. NE, Sidney.
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE FOR SALE
4 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath, central air, 2
garages, fenced yard, Watford
City, ND. 701-770-5522.
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[10-4tc)
CARRIER OPENING
The Roundup is currently seeking a carrier for the southwest
part of Sidney, near the hospital
to deliver newspapers on Tuesdays. If interested contact Kristi
@ The Roundup or call 433-3306
for more info.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
POST OFFICE NOW HIRING.
Avg. pay $20/hr. or $57K annually inc. federal benefits & OT.
Paid training & vacations. PT/
FOR SALE
Due to health issues: RV Park,
Go-Kart track & mini golf course.
Great summer job. Let's make a
deal. Call Leif at 406-482-4480
or Bernie 406-798-3314.
[5-tfn]
MISC. FOR SALE
RELAY FOR LIFE
"Shar p Shooters" is selling
graduation mints for your extra
special day! $2/doz. Call Trish
Buxbaum, 406-742-8005. All proceeds benefit Relay for Life.
[10-2tp]
FOR SALE
JoAnn Arthur
[11-1tc]
RECEPTIONIST –
FAMILY MEDICINE
OFFICE
in Publisher and Front Page a
plus. Contact the Sidney Job
Service to apply. Salary DOE.
Registered Yearling Angus Bulls &
Yearling Heifers
Performance Tested • Semen Tested
Out of Nationally Recognized Sires
Free
Delivery
Volume Discount
Bar JV Angus
Jim Vitt • 406-798-3653
or Dale Vitt • 406-798-3398
Fairview, MT
S&S
S&S Motors
Motors
2006 Lincoln Towncar, 13k mi., heated leather .. $27,900
2006 Lincoln Zephyr, gray, 6k mi., heat/cool seats $27,400
2006 Nissan Murano S, AWD,15k mi. ............. $25,900
2006 Chevrolet Silverado LT, 16k mi., crew . $25,700
2007 Buick Lucerne CXL, black, V6, 11k mi .. $24,900
2002 Ford F250 Lariat, 7.3L, 41k mi. ............... $23,900
2004 Chevy Silverado Z-71
36k mi., ext. cab, 5.3L ................................................. $22,700
2005 Chevy Suburban, 40k mi., 5.3L .............. $24,900
2004 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer, 35k mi. .. $19,800
2007 Chevy Impala LT
23k mi., remote start, leather, silver ........................... $19,400
2005 Ford Explorer XLT, 30k mi. .................... $18,900
2003 Ford F150 Supercrew, 74k mi., tan ...... $18,900
2006 Mercury Milan Premier, leather, 12k mi. . $18,700
2004 Chrysler Pacifica, AWD, maroon, 21k mi ... $18,400
2002 Ford F150 XLT, 57k mi., 4x4, ext. cab, silver . $17,900
2004 Ford Escape Ltd., 26k mi., sunroof .... $17,400
2006 Chevy Impala LT, 3.9L, 29k mi. ............... $16,900
2006 Hyundai Sonata, 22k mi., silver .............. $15,900
2001 GMC Yukon XL, 109k mi., heated leather $14,900
2005 Ford Crown Victoria, 35k mi., leather ... $14,700
2006 Ford Taurus SE, spoiler, tan, 17k mi. ....... $12,900
2004 Ford Crown Victoria, 43k mi., leather ... $12,900
2004 Pontiac Bonneville SE, 49k mi. ........... $12,600
2003 Chevy Impala LS, 58k mi., leather .......... $12,500
2005 Ford Taurus SEL, 57k mi., sunroof ......... $11,900
2005 Chevy Cavalier LS Sport, 6,300 mi. .... $11,900
2003 Buick LeSabre, 57k mi., white ................. $10,900
2001 Subaru Outback, 95k mi., AWD ................ $9,900
2003 Ford Taurus SES, leather, 50k mi. ............ $9,700
2002 Buick LeSabre, 104k mi., blue ................... $7,900
2002 Ford Focus SE, red, 4 dr., 56k mi. ............. $7,400
2002 Pontiac Grand Prix SE, 97k mi. ............. $7,400
2003 Ford Focus, 83k mi., white, 4 dr. ................. $6,700
1999 Pontiac Bonneville, 109k mi., white ........ $4,700
1999 Pontiac Bonneville, 120k mi., black ........ $4,500
1998 Chevy Lumina, 104k mi., tan ..................... $4,300
1980 Ford F150, 98k mi., 4x4 ............................... $1,800
www.sandsmotorsinc.com
444-2341 or Toll Free - 800-584-9205 • Watford City, ND
Lunch
Menus
Richey Schools
Wed., May 9: Salad Bar.
Thurs., May 10: Tacos, gems,
FOR SALE
[11-2tp]
TAKING ORDERS
pineapple.
Taking orders for baby peacocks,
turkeys & guineas. 406-4895626.
Fri., May 11: Hot ham &
cheese, coleslaw, applesauce.
FOR SALE
mashed potatoes/gravy,
green beans, peaches.
Sidney Schools
Wed., May 9: Beef burritos,
salsa,
hash
browns,
applesauce, donuts.
Thurs., May 10: Corn dog,
scalloped potatoes, monster
bar, mixed fruit.
Fri., May 11: Chili w/cheese
& crackers, cinnamon roll,
baby carrots, pineapple
tidbits.
Rau School
Wed., May 9: Dorito hot dish,
veggies, applesauce, muffins.
Thurs., May 10: Pork dippers,
mashed potatoes, corn, pears.
Fri., May 11: Soup/
sandwiches, fresh fruit,
pudding.
Mon., May 7:
Tues., May 8:
Savage School
Wed., May 9: Hamburger/
bun,
tater
applesauce.
squares,
Thurs., May 10: Taco soup,
pineapple, bread, bar.
Fri., May 11: Sub sandwich,
baked beans, fruit cocktail.
Mon., May 14: Chicken
strips, corn, apricots, bread.
Tues., May 15: Roast pork
dinner.
E. Fairview School
Wed., May 9: Taco in a bag,
carrot stix, watermelon, dirt
cups.
Thurs., May 10: Hot dog/
bun, gems, green beans,
pears.
Fri., May 11: Raviola, lettuce
salad, fresh fruit, bun.
Mon., May 14: Chicken
nuggets, macaroni & cheese,
veggies, orange slices.
Tues., May 15: Nachos,
strawberries, carrot stix, ranch,
popsicle.
Lambert School
Wed., May 9: Ham & turkey
sub, veggies, chips, broccoli
salad, peaches.
Thurs., May 10: Sweet & sour
chicken, rice, stir fry veggies,
pineapple, fortune cookie.
Fri., May 11: Soup, sandwich,
cucumbers, carrots, grapes.
Mon., May 14: Hot ham &
cheese, chips, Snicker salad.
Tues., May 15: Slushburgers,
green beans, carrots/celery,
strawberry shortcake.
Culbertson School
Wed., May 9: Egg roll, rice,
stir fry veggies, sliced orange,
fortune cookie.
Thurs., May 10: Sloppy joes,
chips, corn, mixed fruit.
Fri., May 11: Hot dog, jo jo’s,
pineapple tidbits, cookie.
Mon., May 14: Tatertot
casserole, peaches, brownie.
Tues., May 15: Pizza, green
beans, mixed fruit.
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL
Wed., May 9: Taco in a bag,
rice, raw veggies, fruit.
Thurs., May 10: Scalloped
potatoes w/ham, green
beans, spaghetti salad.
Fri., May 11: Polish dogs w/
kraut, smiley fries, cookie.
Mon., May 14: Chef salad w/
egg, cheese stix, potato
wedges, fruit.
Tues., May 15: Chicken
broccoli rice casserole, green
beans, fruit, pretzel.
[tfn]
WANTED
Wagon wheels, also restaurant
equipment, dishes, tables,
chairs, odds & ends call and tell
us what you have. 701-744-3419.
[11-2tp]
'94 18 1/2' Spectrum inboard
boat, $9,500. Conn organ, $250
OBO. 4 new hub caps, $50 OBO.
406-742-3624.
[9-3tp]
PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Chicks, 7 wks. old & adults also.
Chucker par tridge. Gar y
Nottestad, Watford City, 701-8422168.
[11-1tp]
21' Pontoon, 4 stroke motor. 701572-3406.
RECREATION
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
'68 19' Lund boat, 155 hp., V6
Chevy inboard/outboard, fiberglass, good cond., includes
trailer, $1500. 701-828-3413.
18' boat 175HP V6 I.O. electric
trolling motor, fish finder, excellent cond.. Has always been garaged. Ski or fishing boat, $5,500.
For more information call 406488-3130 or 406-480-0756.
(8-tfn)
GLICK SADDLERY
WELDING
Welding & repair work. No job is
too small. Portable welder, reasonable rates. 701-444-2936.
[30-tfn]
AZURE MONUMENTS
Grave covers, markers, all colors
& sizes, custom designs, scenes,
final dates, pictures. We sell
monuments, no extra charge for
lettering. 406-766-2326. Box 2,
Froid, MT 59226 or 406-7662360.
(27-36tp)
MILLERS' CORNER
FOR SALE
''87 Winnebago Chieftan motor
home, 31', 76,600 mi., in exc.
cond. 701-842-3987 or 701-8426052.
Let Millers' Corner cater your
party! Catering menus available.
Party trays, dinner parties. On or
off site. Millers' Corner, Hwy. 16
NW, Sidney. 406-433-4041.
[11-2nc]
Repair & clean up your saddles
for the new year. For sale: tack,
new & used saddles. Also horse/
cow & bull feeders. Stop by &
see! Business hrs. are Mon.-Fri.,
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 701-828-3027
or 701-570-4861; 820 Elk St.,
Hwy 85, Alexander.
[50-tfn]
GENE'S MONUMENTS
Monuments & markers to fit
everyone’s needs. All colors &
sizes. 406-482-1967 or cell
phone, 406-480-2144. Gene
Hueth, 709 8th St. SE, Sidney.
(5-tfn)
FREE CATALOG
Log homes & cabins, 24'x32' for
only $14,395! Log walls, posts,
beams, roof, plans, video &
[11-2tp]
2004 Ford F 250
deisel, 22,300 miles,
super duty crew cab,
maroon,
price negotiable
701-388-3070
317 John Deere Tractor
w/snowblower, 48”
mower w/very low hrs.
$2,750
Jim Beiber
701-744-5750
1998 5th Wheel Trailer
26’ Kit Companion, 1-14’
slide. Very nice condition.
406-488-4228
ONL
Y
LY
1 5 / W K!
SERVICES
[9-4tc]
FOR SALE
[4-tfn]
$
'85 33' Elite motorhome, good
cond., oak interior, new tires, less
then 3,000 miles on new engine,
$9,000. See at 126 Lakeview Dr.,
Watford City, ND 701-842-6972
or 701-570-5873.
WANTED
[11-2tp]
ROUNDUP AUTO TRADER
Mon., May 14: Corn dogs/
burritos, nachos, lettuce
salad, baked apples.
Tues., May 15: Pork roast,
FOR SALE
WANTED
'96 Viking tent camper, 621 Cub
Cadet lawn mower. 701-4442624.
2006 Chrysler Van
Town & Country, blue,
8,400 miles, bought new.
Don’s Auto Sales,
Fairview 406-742-5101 or
Eddie Buxbaum
406-742-5567
2005 Callenger 29RL
Loaded with options recent
arrival, priced to sell!
See at Amunrud’s RV
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
Hwy 16 S., Sidney, MT
www.amunrudsrvinc.com
2005 Challenger 29RK
John Deere 4440
all the extras!
3pt., 3 hydraulics, duals,
See at Amunrud’s RV
only 5300 hours. $22,500
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
Hwy 16 S., Sidney, MT
406-488-3145
www.amunrudsrvinc.com
1998 Dodge 1/2 ton
4x4 quad cab loaded, short
box w/box rails, tool box & 4
running boards, new pump,
thermosat & new tires
406-489-1467
1997 Chrysler LHS
Loaded including leather.
Extremely nice, maintained car.
See at Montana Turf ‘n Wheels
1050 Red River Drive, Sidney
406-433-5400
After 6 pm 406-488-6163
...AND IF YOU RUN YOUR AUTO
TRADER AD FOR TWO WEEKS & IT
DOESN'T SELL, WE WILL RUN IT
TWO MORE WEEKS FOR FREE!!
Call 406-433-3306 or
800-749-3306 for details!
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Registered Black Angus yearling
bulls, exc. quality, good dispositions, some would work well on
heifers. 701-828-3051 or 701828-3577.
AKC 10-mo.-old black male Lab,
very mild mannered, will retrieve
birds, make great family dog,
shots current, parents hip certified OFA, can email pictures/
more info 406-798-3122.
Border Collie/Australian cross,
good working parents, ready May
15. Dennis Dahl, 406-482-4378.
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[8-4tp]
[10-2tp]
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 701-828-3482 after hrs. in
Alexander, ND.
[tfn]
FOR SALE
Yearling Black Angus bulls. For
more info. contact Dean Levang,
701-675-2306 or leave message
[50-tfn]
PETS
Do you have news or photos from
McKenzie County you would like
in The Roundup?
FOR SALE
Jobs for Montana’s Graduates
AmeriCorps Program Orientation
[11-2tp]
Four new members of the AmeriCorps through the Jobs for Montana’s
Graduates Foundation AmeriCorps program are volunteering 300 hours
in the course of a year to help their communities out and to earn a $1,000
scholarship at the end of their year. They attended an orientation to the
program on April 18 at the Sidney Library. The Jobs for Montana’s Graduates AmeriCorps Program is sponsored in Richland County by the
Richland County Partnership for Promise. Shown (L to R) are Sarah
Sadowski, program manager, Helena; Josi Tippett, Sara McMillen, Jenna
Welnel, all of Sidney, and Janelle Rosaaen, Lambert.
more!
Free
catalog.
www.bighornmtn.com. 307-6842445.
very good cond., $18,500 OBO.
701-875-4278, Williston
[40-tfn]
IHC Vibra shank 3 pt. 14 ft. w/
harrows. JD no 5 mower 7ft. 701744-5752.
FAX SERVICE
The Roundup provides free fax
service at Century Office Supplies, Watford City, for all news &
advertising copy.
(TFN)
FOR SALE
[11-3tp]
LAND FOR LEASE
100 acres irrigated land for lease.
406-433-1520.
[11-2tc]
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
'87 Chevy S-10, 1/2 ton pickup,
4.3L, short box for parts, $500
OBO. 406-742-5446.
(9-3tp)
FOR SALE
'04 Honda Ranch 4 wheeler,
$4,000; '83 Tioga motor home,
sleeps 6, new tires, $8,500. 406482-3445 after 8 p.m. or leave
message.
[7-4tp]
FOR SALE
Don't let bankruptcies, collections or judgments keep you from
getting that much-needed vehicle. We can help. 406-4892858.
[49-tfn]
FARM & RANCH
FOR SALE
'82 JD 8820 combine w/ 230
header, low hrs., shedded, field
ready, chaff spreader, rebuilt ,
'62 JD 4020 diesel tractor w/F258
Farm Hand loader, in good cond.,
$13,000. 406-787-5339.
[11-1tp]
FOR SALE
JD 960 25' 3 pt. S-tine tillage tool
w/harrows, $3,650. CIH 20'
mulcher, $9,900. Both of these
machines are low acre units. 406488-3145.
[10-2tp]
FOR SALE
'03 Sooner gooseneck horse
trailer, 4 horse, aluminum, 24'
drop windows, good shape,
$14,500. 701-770-0513.
[10-2tp]
FOR SALE
Bobcat 371 Skidsteer, new 12 hp.
engine, 500# lift, 12" tires, 42"
bucket, fits in back of pickup, too
small for me, $3,000 OBO. 406963-2228.
[10-2tc]
HAYING SEASON
APPROACHING
Reese mowers/swathers. Rugged, low maintenance, affordable; 100% efficient on pivot irrigation; new & used machines
available. D&D Haying Equipment, LLC, Grassy Butte, 701863-6882.
(9-10tc)
FOR SALE
High quality yearling Angus bulls.
They have been performance
tested & semen tested. Many will
work on heifers. Feiring's Cattle
Company, 701-872-5888.
FOR SALE
2-yr.-old horned Hereford bulls.
Big, stout, performance tested.
Have been semen tested. They
are ready to go to work for you.
Madison Herefords, 701-8283507.
[8-6tc]
[9-3tp]
119 So. Central • Sidney, MT
406-433-3355
Green Acres Sod Farm
We offer you locally grown
Grade A Kentucky Blue Grass
Call ahead for orders.
“We just keep rolling a lawn”
Tues. - Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m.-noon
701-744-5759
CDL DRIVER
WANTED
competitive wages,
weekends off during
summer, days only.
CALL
(406)
489-4826
Graduation
Open House
Kathy Wyman & Kelly McGinnis
Come socialize
& play cards!
Member
FDIC
Main St. • Alexander • 701-828-3338
100 N Main • Watford City • 701-842-2381
Oilfield Earthwork,
Gravel & Scoria
Laser L
eveling
Leveling
Fairview, MT
508 N Main
Watford City, ND
406-742-5549
701-842-3000
We
Salute
All
Area
Teams
Casino & Lounge
[10-2tc]
[8-6tc]
JD 800 swather 14' w/crimper.
180 Schwartz bunk feeder. 605H
Vermeer baler, many new bearings, 1400 bales on new belts.
Big Valley headgate. Calf branding chute. 406-774-3715 or 406489-1711.
We Support
All The
Area Teams!
FOR SALE
TEAM ROPING SCHOOL
Carson's Arena, Grassy Butte,
May 19 & 20. Ross Carson instructor, lots of cattle, $200, $50
deposit. Call Ron Carson, 701863-6517.
CONTACT:
Kathy Taylor in Watford City
701-842-6188
Collie/Keltie Australian Shepherd
mix, various colors, excellent
herding dogs, $50. 701-6752369, if no answer, leave message.
Saturday, May 19 at 7 p.m.
VFW Hall • Sidney, MT
Join us for the wedding of
Kristen Ault
and
Aaron Gravos
Saturday, May 19
6 p.m. (central time)
Presbyterian Church
Watford City, ND
Reception following at Outlaws Bar and Grill
Bar & Casino
Downtown Bainville
Behind The Lone Tree Inn In Sidney
1-888-862-3115
Happy Hours 4-6 W
eekdays
Weekdays
50
50¢¢ Off All Drinks
Sports Booster
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Track
Thursday, May 17
Friday, May 11
Sidney at Glendive, 4 p.m.
Saturday, May 12
Sidney Jr. High at Sidney, 9 a.m.
Golf
Richey at Wolf Point
Softball
Friday, May 11
Glasgow at Sidney, 4 & 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 15
Poplar at Sidney, 4 & 5:30 p.m.
Support Your Favorite Team
Be Sure To Thank The Sports Booster Schedule Sponsors On This Page
Hwy. 85 W.
Watford City, ND
701-444-3122
Lund Oil Co.
Watford City, ND
701-842-2805
101 S Central • Sidney, MT
406-482-4566
Family
Dining
Only $19pr.99
longer inseams slightly higher
Fairview
406-7425180
Open 4:30-10 pm Tue. -Sun.
1281 S. Central • Sidney
433-1401
Sidney, MT • 1-406-488-2355
6 am -9 pm, 7 days a week
www.sidneycenex.com
www.richlandfcu.com
FDIC
Insured
RICHLAND FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION
Sidney & Roosevelt County
Office In Culbertson
Farmers Union
Oil Co.
101 S Main • Watford City
701-444-3639
First Community
Bank
Culbertson, MT
406-787-6661
Froid, MT • 406-766-2357
Milestone
Mark her graduation with the
gift that sparkles almost as
much as her achievements.
Momma warned you RITTER BROTHERS
about throwing rocks DIAMOND CUTTERS
Toss a few of these her way for
Mother’s Day. She’ll re-think all
of her earlier warnings.
319 Main • Williston, ND
Open Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Saturdays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
572-2051 or Toll Free 800-201-2051
Doctoring Your
Landscape
“Peas and Pearls”
Front Porch
Floral Boutique
By “Doc” Jerry Kessler
“We’re More Than A Flower Shop”
Don’t forget the most important
woman in your life…Your Mother!
Remember her on
Mothers Day, May 13
•Fresh floral bouquets
• Plants • Gifts
“Ask us about our
cosmopolitan bouquets!”
From riding around town,
it is apparent that many
homeowners are getting outside and working on their
yards. Good for you! There’s
just something about working on your home and yard
that Americans have always
enjoyed. According to
Wickepedia.com, about 70%
of people in the United
States live in their own home.
This rate is the world’s highest, and is up 10% since
1960. Despite some headaches associated with home
ownership, we usually regard working on our homes
as a labor of love.
It is obvious to me that
homeowners are often “experts” in many areas of home
and yard care. While there
are established guidelines
on many landscaping topics
(optimal lawn mowing technique, how to grow tomatoes,
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY!
Are Always
The Right…
• Size
• Color
• Style
• Jewelry
• Purse
• Shoes
Bridal
Registry
May 19
Kristen Ault and Aaron Gravos
May 26
Lindsey Nelson and Mike Ostlie
June 2
Amber Washburn and Brad Sanford
June 9
Nicole Samuelson and Mike Filkowski
June 15
Tessa Schaff and Tyrell Moberg
Sept. 1
Catherine Grimsrud and Chris Suelzle
Sept. 22
Jessica James and Brady Hanna
Meyer’s
Department Store
“Something For Everyone”
Mon-Fri:10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sat: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
(across the street from Dakota West Credit Union)
444-2906 or 1-877-842-2906
200 Main • Watford City, ND
336 N Main • 701-842-4664 • Watford City, ND
common plant diseases, how
to pick shrubs that grow well
in this zone, etcetera), I think
it is also interesting to hear
what you have to say on
these topics. As a people
doctor, I always wanted to
know how you felt before I
made a diagnosis or prescribed a treatment. In the
same way, I want to know if
you have any landscaping
pearls of wisdom: on growing peas and other topics.
I have heard some sage
advice in my life. . . My dad
told me one man’s weed is
another’s flower. If you regard
your Hosta as a nuisance, for
example, maybe someone
else can use them as ground
cover in their troublesome
shady areas. Joe Halvorsen
says spacing in your garden
is just as important as timing.
An English teacher taught me
that no matter how hard you
try, you’re never gonna get rid
of all your weeds – and he
wasn’t just talking about gardening.
Future columns will research landscaping topics. I’d
also like to hear your ideas.
Please drop off your ideas at
the Roundup office, email
me
at
kesslerj@
midrivers.com, or share a
cup of coffee with me at one
of the local pit stops. Together
maybe we can come up with
some useful and/or entertaining material for this column.
Pamida Parking Lot Spring Tent Sale!
$29 down
delivers any
new/used
vehicle!
Tuesday, May 8 - Saturday, May 12
ON THE SPOT
FINANCING
BANK
REPRESENTATIVES
WILL BE ON HAND!
5 DAYS ONLY!
$29 DOWN WITH
APPROVED
CREDIT!
0 payments until
October ‘07 on any
INCREDIBLE
new/used vehicle!
INTEREST RATES!
GOOD CREDIT, BAD
CREDIT, NO CREDIT NO
APPLICATION REFUSED.
0% Financing*
60 mo term, limited
time offer on select
vehicles. See dealer
for details.
*offer ends May 31, 2007
www.gemcitymotors.com
703 S. Central, Sidney • 406-433-3120

May 9, 2007 - The Roundup

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