Age - The Roundup

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Age - The Roundup

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The Roundup
(406) 433-3306 or 1-800-749-3306
Fax (406) 433-4114
e-mail address:
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Business Office:
Located at 314 S. Central Ave.
Sidney, MT
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1207
Sidney, MT 59270
Volume 34 • Number 15
Family Tries To Raise Funds To Help Boy
Gain Sight Through Operation In China
Konnor
Konnor with
his parents.
A spaghetti supper
along with an auction will be
held at the Assembly of God
Church Event Center in
Sidney June 7, from 5-8 p.m.
to help with medical costs for
Konnor Rose.
Konnor John William
Rose was born in Bozeman,
MT, the son of Colin and
Kassi (Kilsdonk) Rose, in the
fall of 2003. Aside from a
moderately severe club foot,
the doctor pronounced him
healthy. Six weeks later, at a
routine visit for a suspected
ear infection, Konnor’s blindness was detected. After several tests and visits to specialists, Konner’s condition
had a name: Optic Nerve
Hypoplasia (ONH) and Septic Optic Dysplasia (SOD).
Konnor’s optic nerves were
only 10% of the normal size
and he was missing the septum (dividing membrane between two sides of his brain).
In addition, his pituitary
gland, although present, is
not fully functional.
Konnor, along with his
parents, live in Missouri, residing close to medical specialists, a team familiar with
Konnor’s condition.
Konnor is 4 years old
now, and has never understood he has a disability. His
dad helps him ride a skateboard, and he finds mischief
around the next corner- just
as most growing children do.
He is prone to seizures and
has also been diagnosed
with water-diabetes.
Konnor’s body is not
growing at a normal rate and
he needs growth hormone—
but because of costs, the
Rose family can’t afford the
daily injections. But nothing
really slows this little guy
down.
Just think what life would
be like if Konnor were to have
vision! Today, there is a
chance of a sight treatment
in China in which adult stem
cells are transfused into the
child’s spinal fluid.
As of November 2007,
four American children with
the same diagnosis as
Konnor have been successfully treated, one of which is
Ryley. Ryley lives only a short
distance from Nixa, a small
community in Missouri
where Konnor resides. Ryley
was given the procedure,
and was able to gain vision
Hill To Perform At Fort
Peck Summer Theatre
By Sheri Wyss
Local Sidney Middle
School student, Tori Hill,
will be performing at the
Fort Peck Summer Theater
in the “Seussical” from June
13-29.
Tori, a soon-to-be 7th
grader, and daughter of
Doug and Jill Hill, Sidney,
was selected for the roles
of “Jungle Creature”, “Circus Performer” and “Fish” in
the musical based on the
works of Dr. Suess after
auditioning in Glasgow this
spring.
To some, performing a
one-minute song and a
one-minute monologue to
audition for a play may
seem daunting, but not to
Tori who says, “Being in the
play is fun and I get to see
friends from other towns.”
Of course, Tori is not a
stranger to the world of performing arts, she was cast
as the role of Tom Sawyer
in “Plains Tales” at Foot-
lights & Greasepaint summer camp and has also performed in many school
plays. Tori says, “Acting is
a lot of fun but you have to
work at it, you can’t expect
to be good right away.” Tori
has been following her advice since she was cast in
the Suessical. She rehearses around 3½ hours
a day, sometimes longer in
preparation for the upcoming musical, but insists that
rehearsals are always fun.
When asked what is her
favorite role in the play Tori
responded “The Jungle
Creature”, because the costumes are really fun. You
should go see it.”
Showtimes for the
“Seussical” are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 4
p.m. Sunday.
For tickets contact the
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce at 406-228-2222 or
the Theater Box Office at
406-526-9943.
Tori Hill
only eight days after treatment. Weeks later, Ryley was
able to see her mother’s face
for the first time. Konnor’s
parents and Ryley’s parents
have been in contact, and
today the plan is to get to
China.
A total estimate for the
procedure is $200,000 (all
having to take place in China
with both American and other
physicians). Funds from
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans will be used to offset medical costs. An account has been set up at
Stockman Bank in Sidney.
For those that wish to help
out financially, ask for the
Rose family account which
your contribution will go into.
The wish is that some day
very soon, Konnor will give
up his white cane.
ABC’s 20/20 TV broadcast staff has notified Kassi,
and has asked the Rose family to appear with Konnor and
has also contacted Ryley
and her parents to be on an
upcoming segment. The date
has not been set as of yet.
Kassi graduated from
Sidney High School in 2002,
and is the daughter of Pastor
Rod and Lisa Kilsdonk,
Baker, formerly of Sidney,
and granddaughter of Bill
and Sonja Barber and Rod
and Diane Kilsdonk, Sidney.
For more information or
to help Konnor and his family, call Konnor’s great grandmothers Diane Kilsdonk at
406-798-3357 or Sonja Barber 406-488-4228.
Watford City Chamber
Steak Fry & Golf
Scramble Set June 10
The Watford City Chamber of Commerce’s annual steak
fry and golf scramble has been scheduled for Tuesday, June
10.
The scramble kicks off at 5 p.m. A meal of sirloin steak,
baked potato, salad, dinner roll and dessert will be served.
For more information call the Chamber office at 4442526.
IT’S HERE!
The Rugged West
Relay for Life Friday
At Watford City
Tourist Park
The Rugged West Relay for Life event is scheduled to
begin Friday, June 6 at 5:30 p.m. with team registration and
a roast beef sandwich supper donated and served by District #1 Cattlewomen.
Opening ceremonies with the Survivor Lap will be at 7
p.m. At 8 p.m., will be the Mr. Relay Contest, followed by
Beautiful Links Hair Donations at 9 p.m. and a baked potato
bar, donated by Outlaws’ Bar & Grill at 9:30 p.m. The Luminaria
Lighting Ceremony will be at 9:30 p.m. followed by the Celebration of Life fireworks display, donated by Paulson Fireworks.
At midnight, will be the Talent Show/American Idol Contest and Taco in a Bag. The following events are scheduled:
1 a.m.: Wheel Barrow Contest; 2:30 a.m.: Sleeping Bag Relay; 3 a.m.: Homemade Pie Social; 4:45 a.m.: Prayer Sendoff;
5 a.m.: breakfast provided by Ginny’s Family Restaurant and
served by Watford City Lions; 5:30 a.m.: Morning worship
service; 6 a.m.: Closing and Awards Ceremony; 7 a.m.: Final
Lap
There are lots of games, food, fun and most important,
fellowship all night long. Come for any or all of the Relay and
support our survivors and remember those we’ve lost to cancer. Walk a lap or two with us or walk all night. EVERYONE IS
WELCOME!
2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2008
NEW CONSTRUCTION!
OBITUARIES
Cashew stained alder wood kitchen cabinets, all smart
motion drawers, garnished with solid granite counter
tops. The wood working is a delightful taste of solid
alder doors and trims. Wood flooring in the kitchen
and dining room. 9' basement ceilings, covered front
porch. A Rauschendorfer new construction in South
Meadow Village.
Priced at $260,000
READY TO MOVE INTO!
New Construction
Cherry cabinets, wood floor in the dining room, 2
bedroom, 2 bath on the main floor. Vaulted
ceilings, master suite with walk in closet. The carpets
are down in the lower level. 9 foot walls, 2
bedrooms, 3/4 bath, large family room and storage
area. This home is almost complete and ready for
an owner.
Priced at $250,000
23RD Annual Gleason Haralson Tournament, July 12 & 13
Contact Jim at 482-4480 or PGA Pro Jay Frank at 433-1894
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)
SOLD!
Just a great view from the kitchen eating area in
this 3 bedroom, 2 bath split level with walk out
basement. Two car oversized garage with storage
room and car port. 1644 square feet on the main,
propane hot water heat and wall mounted air.
The Yellowstone Mercantile Building and former
Hallmark Building offer over 10,000 square feet of
retail space in the heart of downtown Sidney. This
could be a perfect setup for a basket of boutiques.
Contact Beagle Properties for a personal showing.
Priced at $159,900
Priced at $225,000
James Lyon, 80,
Sidney, MT
James Lyon, 80, Sidney, died on Wednesday, May 28,
2008 at Sidney Health Center Extended Care Facility, Sidney.
Cremation has taken place and no services are being
planned at his request.
Remembrances and condolences may be shared with
the family at www.fulkersons.com.
DRESSER OIL TOOLS, INC.
2650 South Central, Sidney
Ph 406-433-2250 • Fax 406-433-2251
• RedWing Boots & Shoes
• Camlok Fittings
• Hydraulic Hose Building & Fittings
• Dewalt Tools
check out our website at:
www.dresseroiltools.com
Alan
Seigfreid
Amanda
Seigfreid
Jim & Janice Knudsen Website: www.missouririverrealty.com
Broker/Owners
email: [email protected]
120 2nd St. N.E. P.O. Box 387 Sidney Mt. 59270
(O) 406-433-3010 ~ (F) 406-433-3013 ~ (C) 406-489-3010
KFC FRANCHISE - A
profitable KFC franchise &
building in the thriving
community of Sidney MT. This
is a great opportunity to own
an operating restaurant with
updated equipment & a great
customer base located in the
downtown area. $395,000
View Our Properties At
www.nickjonesre.com
Truck Route South,
Sidney
since
Call Nick, Denny or Kristen 1973
(406) 433-4445
Licensed in Montana and North Dakota
(406) 433-4757
1-866-433-4757
222 2nd. Ave. SW
Sidney, MT 59270
• Sports Injuries • DOT Physicals
• Personal Injuries & Pain Conditions
Lake Water Level Reports
Fort Peck
Sakakawea
Current Elevation ..................... 2198.15 ............... 1810.4
Last Week’s Elev. ..................... 2198.37 ............... 1808.2
One Year Ago ........................... 2200.10 ............... 1813.2
Release For Day (C.F.S.) ......... 7500 .................... 15,000
Watford City Weather Data
Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network
Date
High Low Precip
Wheat
Average
...........................................
AGDD
Soil Temp.
May 26 ....... 57 ..... 36 .... 0.00 .......... 928 ................... 51
May 27 ....... 59 ..... 36 .... 0.00 .......... 943 ................... 52
May 28 ....... 68 ..... 39 .... 0.00 .......... 964 ................... 56
May 29 ....... 75 ..... 51 .... 0.00 .......... 995 ................... 61
May 30 ....... 80 ..... 49 .... 0.05 .......... 1027 ................. 65
May 31 ....... 76 ..... 51 .... 0.00 .......... 1058 ................. 67
June 1 ........ 79 ..... 54 .... 0.01 .......... 1092 ................. 68
Sidney Weather Data
Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center
Date
High
Low
Precip.
May 19 ............... 88 .................. 55 ............................ 0
May 20 ............... 77 .................. 41 ............................ 0
May 21 ............... 76 .................. 50 ............................ 0
May 22 ............... 73 .................. 51 ............................ 0
May 23 ............... 77 .................. 49 ............................ 0
May 24 ............... 71 .................. 50 .......................... 0.12
May 25 ............... 58 .................. 51 .......................... 0.22
May 26 ............... 59 .................. 38 .......................... 0.01
May 27 ............... 60 .................. 36 ............................ 0
May 28 ............... 71 .................. 40 ............................ 0
May 29 ............... 71 .................. 50 ............................ 0
May 30 ............... 81 .................. 47 ............................ T
May 31 ............... 81 .................. 52 ............................ 0
June 1 ................ 81 .................. 55 ............................ 0
Average YTD Precipitation ......................................... 4.55
2008 YTD Precipitation .............................................. 2.17
Montana Auction Markets Report
Source: Sidney Livestock, Sidney MT
Week of:5-28-08
Number Sold:849
Average $
Maximum $
700 to 800.........................$00.00..................$100.50
800 to 1000.......................$00.00...................$ 95.00
Feeder Heifers
Average $
Maximum $
600 to 700.........................$96.74.................$ 109.00
700 to 900.........................$97.58...................$ 99.75
900 to 1000.......................$93.64...................$ 95.35
Slaughter Cows
Paid for by Richard Cayko, Fairview, MT
Average $
Funeral services for Donald Steinley, 71, Crane, MT,
were at 2 p.m., Friday, May 30 at Trinity Lutheran Church,
Sidney, with Pastor David Warner officiating.
Interment was in the Sidney Cemetery under the direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney.
Remembrances and condolences may be shared with
the family at www.fulkersons.com.
Donald died on Monday, May 26, 2008 at the Sidney
Health Center in Sidney, MT.
Richland County
Democrats To Hold
Convention
Following the Presidential Primary Election on June 3,
Richland County Democrats will hold their County Convention June 5, to select delegates to attend the Montana Presidential Nominating convention in Helena June 8 and the
Democratic National Convention in Denver in August.
All interested Democrats are encouraged to attend the
county convention June 5 at the Public Library basement at
5:30 p.m. for a potluck dinner, followed by the election of
delegates. All Democrats are eligible to be chosen as delegates to the state or national convention.
For more information call Jerry Navratil at 406-488-8236.
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 406-433-4114
or email them to classads @esidney.com.
STATISTICS
Feeder Steers
Donald D. Steinley, 71,
Crane, MT
Maximum $
Utility & Commercial ......... $55.00 ................ $ 59.00
Cutter ............................... $49.00 ................ $ 55.00
Canner ............................. $43.00 ................ $ 48.00
Shelly Canner......... ......... $30.00 ................ $ 35.00
Slaughter Bulls ................. $58.00 ................ $ 71.00
Remarks: slaughter cows steady to strong on high yeild
slaughter bulls steady
feeders very active
hfrs. 240 hd. 920# 94.35 • 900# 95.35
• 840# 99.75 • 722# 102.25 • 646# 105.75
Richland County
Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MDT Zone.
Wed., June 4
12 p.m. — Ag Committee meeting, Sidney Chamber office.
Thurs., June 5
12 p.m. — Sidney Driver Licensing office will be
closed. For more info call 406-433-2378.
7 p.m. — Bingo, early bird at 6:45 p.m., Moose Lodge.
8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room.
Sat., June 7
8 a.m. — Savage community garage sale. Watch for
signs and balloons.
9 a.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church,
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
10 a.m. — Gamblers Anon., Zion Lutheran Church,
309 S. Central Ave., Fairview. Contact 798-3601.
Sun., June 8
8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church
Mon., June 9
11:30 a.m. — Doris Luncheon, Sidney Country Club
All Doris’s welcome. Call 406-488-7151 or
406-488-1762 for more info.
12 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church
6:30 p.m. — Building & grounds committee meet,
followed by the finance committee
meeting, Central School/Administration building. .
Tues., June 10
3 p.m. — Sunrise Ambassadors meeting, Sidney
Chamber office.
5:15 p.m. — Sunrise Festival meeting, Sidney
Chamber office.
6:30 p.m. — PR & personnel committee meets,
curriculum & policy committee follows, then
transportation committee meets, Central School/
Administration building.
7 p.m. — General Meeting, The Lodge. Hostess:
Cynthia, Monica & Ann.
8 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church
Wed., June 11
5 p.m. — Fairview Chamber of Commerce meeting, T & C Diner.
McKenzie County
Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CDT Zone.
Wed., June 4
10 a.m. — Chamber Coffee, Ginny’s Family Restraunt,
sponsored by Badlans Hardware.
4 p.m. — Rugged West Relay For Life Volunteers
Appreciation, Watford City Multi-Purpose Building.
5 p.m. — Weight Loss Group meeting, Hospital staff
meeting room.
7 p.m. — L.I.F.E. Group, Wesleyan Church.
8 p.m. — AA meeting, Civic Center meeting room.
8 p.m. — Al-anon meeting, Sanford Room, Library.
Fri., June 6
5:30 p.m. — Relay For Life, Tourist Park. Continues
through 7 a.m. Saturday.
6 p.m. — Hamburgers In The Park, Arnegard Park,
sponsored by Arnegard Lions Club.
Mon., June 9
8 p.m. — AA Meeting, Watford City Civic Center
Meeting Room.
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2008 3
1151 S. Central • Sidney, MT • Mon-Sat 7 a.m.-9 p.m. • Sun 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Grocery 433-2305 • Meat 433-1902 • Produce 433-5181
Millers’ Corner
Convenience Store & Deli
5:15 a.m. - 10 p.m. • Mon. - Sat.
7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun.
406-433-4041 • 2201 West Holly
• Hwy 16 to Culbertson
SUMMER “FARE” DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS • 11:30AM UNTIL GONE!
+
Salad:
* Calzone
“Those Lutheran Ladies”
To Perform June 14
“Those Lutheran Ladies” will perform at Pella Lutheran
Church, 418 W. Main St., Sidney, on Saturday, June 14.
As part of its centennial celebration, Pella Lutheran
Church is pleased to sponsor two performances by “Those
Lutheran Ladies” on Saturday, June 14 at 1 p.m. and 3:30
pm.
Janet Letnes Martin and Suzanne (Johnson) Nelson
are nationally renowned humorists and authors. Based in
Minnesota, they have performed throughout the United States.
They have also co-authored and published nine books. In
1998, they were awarded the Minnesota Book Award for
Humor and also an independent publisher’s award for “Growing Up Lutheran”. In 2006, they were awarded Metro
Lutheran’s Gold Pen Award by Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN.
Over 200,000 persons enjoyed seeing their musical
comedy, “Church Basement Ladies at the Plymouth Playhouse”, in the Twin Cities from September 2005 through
March 2008. Now their sequel play, “Church Basement Ladies 2”, continues to be performed there to often sold-out
audiences.
Janet and Suzanne have also performed at Medora for
three weeks each summer since 2000, and they will be coming to Sidney directly from their latest performance there.
Visitors are welcome to join us for either performance.
Free admission. This is Pella’s gift to the area as we celebrate
100 years of ministry in Sidney. For more information call
406-433-3350, website: www.pellachurch.net or email at
[email protected].
Sidney Driver
Licensing Office
Announces Hours
Changes
Due to installation of our new driver licensing
equipment there will be a reduction in office hours. The
Sidney Driver Licensing Office will be closing at noon on
Thursday June 5. Regular service will resume on Friday June
6. For further information or any questions please call 406433-2378.
Mon.
Tues.
Chicken Caeser
Italian
Grilled Garlic Steak
Chicken Fajita
+
Wed.
Alpine Chicken
German
Thurs.
Oriental Beef
BBQ Pork
OTHER SALADS MADE-TO-ORDER (TACO, CHEF, SPECIALTY) * 3 MEAT PIZZA AVAILABLE DAILY
Dickinson
High School
Rodeo
Results May 26
Grassy Butte cowboys
claim four of the top five spots in
the bull riding!
Bull riding: 1st - Able Dillman;
3 rd - Nathan Schaper; 4 th Michael Pojorlie; 5th - Sam Dillman
Calf roping: 1st - Sam Irwin
Girl’s Cutting: 2 nd - Tess
Haugen
Team Roping: 2nd - Bronc
Pippert/Sam Irwin
Steer Wrestling: 8th - Bronc
Pippert
Goat Tying: 8 th - Karlee
Hanna; 11th - Hailey Schaper
Barrel Racing: 6 th - Tess
Haugen; 38th - Amy Jore
Pole Bending: 5th - Mamie
Kieson
Breakaway Roping: 1 st Mamie Kieson; 6th - Tess Haugen
All Around Cowgirl - 2nd Tess Haugen. All Around Cowboy: 2nd - Sam Irwin
Fairview
Community
Garage Sale
Slated
Planning a garage sale
in Fairview this spring? The
Fairview Chamber of Commerce has set Saturday,
June 14 as Community Garage Sale Day.
Anyone wishing to have
their garage sale information
included in the chamber’s
map should call Leslie at
742-5203 days, 798-3621
evenings or email her at
[email protected].
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STOREWIDE
Daily Door Prizes
Refeshments & Popcorn Served
GOOD CENTS STORE
A Community Service of
Located at the End of East Main • Sidney, MT
Phone: 406-488-5008
Please drop donations off during store hours:
Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Call 488-5008 to make donation arrangements if unable to drop off during store hours.
Fri.
Kitchen Closed
Sat. & Sun.
Tex-Mex Chicken We Cater To Any
Philly Steak Suitable Location!
Good Cents Store
Celebrates 20 Years
The Good Cents
Store is celebrating
its 20th anniversary.
Pictured above are
back row (L to R)
Good Cents Store
Manager Carla
Houchen, volunteers
Betty Risinger and
Gretchen Stotts.
Front row (L to R)
Lois Wiedmer and
Regina Schwindt.
The Good Cents Store is
excited to be celebrating its
20th Anniversary this week. In
honor of their anniversary,
Good Cents is hosting customer and donor appreciation days including a
storewide sale, daily door
prizes and refreshments.
a second-hand retail store
that is staffed by volunteers
and managed by Sidney
Health Center. In 1988, Bev
Siddoway, a registered
nurse, and Marie Hamburg
put their heads together to
come up with a plan to raise
money for equipment at the
hospital. They came up with
the idea of holding a garage
sale every weekend in
Marie’s garage and the Good
Cents Store was started.
The following year, the
operation moved into a
building on West Holly and
was staffed by 25 volunteers
and managed by Susanne
Moore. Betsy Knapp became
the second manager of the
store followed by Sue
Rootes. The Good Cents
Store moved to its current location at the end of East Main
in 2004 just before Sue retired. Currently, there are 27
active volunteers who work
with the volunteer director,
Carla Houchen.
Rick Haraldson, Sidney
Health Center CEO, stated,
“It’s wonderful to have such
dedicated volunteers in the
community who donate their
time and efforts to this program. The Good Cents Store
continues to thrive due to the
support of the community
through donations, sales and
staffing. We truly appreciate
the continued support and
applaud the daily efforts of
our volunteers and staff.”
Carla Houchen, volunteer director and manager of
the Good Cents Store, also
stated, “Our store is a work in
progress that continues to
improve each month due to
the hard work and dedication
of our volunteers. In fact, Ann
Ginther, an original volunteer,
continues to work here after
20 years! We are blessed to
have such a caring community and we thank them for
the donations that have
poured in since the very beginning and continue to do
so.”
The Good Cents Store
accepts all kinds of donations
including clothing, furniture,
bedding, curtains, kitchen
utensils and appliances. Volunteers sort through the donated items and identify products to be cleaned or possibly disposed of. The volunteers have even been known
to take salvageable items
home to clean before displaying them on the shelves
for resale.
As indicated, the Good
Cents Store benefits the community in two primary roles.
First, it provides good quality
clothing (including coats),
furniture and appliances to
people in the community at
very reasonable prices. And
secondly, proceeds generated from sales benefit patient care at Sidney Health
Center through donations
from this volunteer program.
Through the years, the
Good Cents Store has donated more than $220,000 for
equipment at Sidney Health
Center. The first donation purchased four wheelchairs in
1989 for $1,320. Since then
24 additional donations
have occurred including
$77,160 toward the purchase of a new mammography machine in 2005 and
$45,000 toward the purchase of a 4D Ultrasound
Machine in 2006.
open Monday-Friday from 10
a.m.-4 p.m. and on Saturday
from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Donations can be dropped off during store hours or special arrangements can be made by
calling 406-488-5008 if unable to drop off during store
hours. If you are interested in
volunteering at the Good
Cents Store, please contact
Carla Houchen at the store
or at 406-488-2116.
CPR Training
Come and learn this life-saving skill
The Richland County
Ambulance Service is
offering a CPR Training Course to the
general public. You
must be at least 13
years of age to attend. The session is
limited to 15 participants and pre-registration is required. If
you are interested in
attending this training course, please
call the Sidney Clinic
receptionist at:
(406) 488-2510
This is a Certified CPR Class
with AED instruction.
Cards will be provided upon completion of training.
DATE:
Saturday, June 7th
TIME:
1:00 PM
PLACE:
Sidney Health Center Classroom
Located at 216 14th Ave SW, Sidney
There is a $15.00 Registration Fee
Call 488-2510 to Register.
Students Of
The Month
Cole Johnson
Sidney High School
After the review of a
number of qualified candidates and a consideration of
the entire school year, Cole
Johnson has been selected
to repeat as the Student of
the Month for Agriculture
Education.
Exceptional aptitude for
agriculture this past school
year, as last year, is the primary reason for his selection
of this award. Cole is selected based on his scholastics in class and his shining
performance in his involvement in Agricultural Career
Development Events. He has
ranked consistently above
his peers from our region
and a number of state events.
Cole anchored the Sidney
FFA team’s varsity rankings
for the past two years.
Cole’s agriculture intelligence has been demonstrated by his diverse top
placing in mechanics, farm
business management,
agronomy and animal science. These rankings came
against 40-200 other contestants. He recently received
the State FFA Degree as
well. Cole continues to excel
in agriculture knowledge and
work experience. He is laying plans for a mechanical
engineering career by attending Montana State University, Bozeman.
Cole is a senior at
Sidney High School and
serves as president of FFA
chapter this year. He will be
sorely missed by his teammates and advisor. His commitment to local 4-H and family farm is also commendable. May his skills and abilities be mirrored by members
who follow in his footsteps!
Cole is the son of Craig
Thiessen. Keep up the hard
work, Taylor, and best wishes
always!
Taylor Thiessen
Westside School
Jarvis Klempel
Sidney High School
Linde Photography
Opens In Sidney
The Industrial Technology Education Department
selects Jarvis Klempel for the
May student of the month.
Jarvis has been involved in
the vocational areas for his
four years at Sidney High
School. He has excelled in
the areas of metals, welding,
woodworking and construction. He was in the
cabinetmaking class where
he made several projects. He
has always worked hard and
was willing to spend extra
time to make his project the
best. Jarvis displayed superior craftsmanship with his
work. We will miss the great
work ethic he has displayed.
Jarvis is the son of Jeff
and Pam Klempel.
Congratulations to Taylor Thiessen who has been
selected as West Side
School Student of the Month
for May. Taylor is a conscientious dedicated hard worker
in all her classes! She is respectful and helpful to fellow
classmates and to her teachers. In music she actively participates in group activities by
carefully listening, singing,
moving, and practicing and
playing her recorder and
classroom instruments.
Some of her outside of school
activities include the West
Side Star Choir, private piano
lessons, dance, and gymnastics.
Taylor is the daughter of
Anthony
and
Lesley
Janet Letnes Martin & Suzanne (Johnson)
Nelson are nationally renowned humorists
& authors. Based in Minnesota, they have
performed throughout the United States.
Janet & Suzanne have also performed at
Medora for three weeks each summer
since 2000, and they will be coming to
Sidney directly from their latest
performance there.
We’ve moved & we’re open
at our new location!
The whole
month of
june!
418 West Main St. • Sidney, MT
Performances at
1:00 P.M.
& 3:30 P.M.
FREE
FREE
VISITORS ARE WELCOME
Admission
406-433-7033
Any Size
Soft Drink
only $1*
2-5 p.m.
Eric Linde, son of
Adrienne, is pictured in
an old time photo.
Pella Lutheran Church
Saturday, June 14
As part of its Centennial celebration, Pella
Lutheran Church is please to sponsor two
performances by “Those Lutheran Ladies”
on Saturday, June 14 at 1 & 3:30 p.m.
The sixth grade student
chosen for the May student
of the month is John Elmore.
John approaches each day
with a positive attitude, is well
prepared, and eager to learn.
He is an excellent leader
when it comes to being a role
model for good work habits
and classroom behavior.
John is well liked by his peers
as well as the staff at Sidney
Middle School. He is considerate of others, polite, and
well mannered.
John is the son of James
Elmore and Mary Elmore and
the brother of Laura.
25 Anniversary
celebration!
“Those Lutheran Ladies”
Will Be At
John Elmore
Middle School
th
Adrienne Linde, owner of Linde Photography, shows
some of the old time outfits for the old time photos.
Adrienne Linde opened up Linde Photography in the
Village Square Mall, Sidney, on Monday.
Adrienne will be doing senior pictures, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and any other photos of any kind. She
will also be taking old time photos, she has a room for the old
time photos and lots of old time clothes.
Adrienne will have a booth at the Richland County Fair
and Rodeo also.
Adrienne is married to Darren and they have four children Celina, Kayla, Lexie and Eric.
Linde Photography is located upstairs in the Village
Square Mall. Store hours will be Monday through Friday 10:30
a.m.-6:30 p.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and other times
by appointment. She can be reached at 406-433-5595.
and Kari Johnson who ranch
northwest of Sidney. Craig
and Kari are to be commended on their parental
sacrifices that have allowed
Cole the freedom to participate in numerous school, 4H and FFA events over the
years.
Drive thru only
*Excludes Value Meals
Admission
Register Each Week to
Win 1 of 5 Prizes
TO JOIN US FOR EITHER PERFORMANCE
to be given away
This is Pella’s gift to the
area as we celebrate
100 years of ministry in
Sidney, MT
Phone:
(406) 433-3350
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.pellachurch.net
every Monday morning
in June!
Must be 12 or over to register
McDonald’s Sidney
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THIS WEEK’S WINNERS:
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NEW SUMMER HOURS
OPEN SUNDAY - FRIDAY • 11 A.M. - 8 P.M.
SUNDAY BUFFET • 11 A.M. - 2 P.M.
CLOSED SATURDAYS
11am - 8 pm Sunday - Friday • Closed Saturday
Sunday Buffet 11am - 2:30pm
202 East Main, Sidney, MT • 433-4554
Mary and Rory Carda, Owners
Fun Run To Be Held With
Town & Country Festival
HealthWorks 27th Annual Fun Run will be held in
conjunction with Sidney’s
Town & Country Festival on
Saturday, June 28. Final registration starts at 7
a.m., with the race
starting at 8 a.m. in
the HealthWorks
parking lot located at
the corner of 12th
Ave. W. and 4th St. in
Sidney.
All fitness levels
and ages of men and
women are encouraged to participate in
the 5K Walk/Run or
10K Run. There will
also be a one-mile
run for children ages
12 and under beginning at 8:15 a.m.
Cash prizes will
be awarded to the
overall men and
women winners in
both runs. All participants will receive a
commemorative
2008 Fun Run t-shirt.
There will be additional community events held during
the Town & Country Festival
including a parade and free
feed.
Plan to participate for the
health of it! Registration brochures are available at
HealthWorks or online at
www.sidneyhealthworks.org.
If you have further questions
about the Fun Run, please
contact HealthWorks at 406488-4631.
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Sidney • 406-433-1402
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8am-5:30pm • Sat. 8am-5pm
Dr. Dirt
Please Join Us
For a Bridal Shower
Honoring
"Politics"
By Jerry Kessler
I meet a lot of people in
my landscaping business.
Last week, a client
complimented me on a poem
and article I wrote that my
wife hated – so I felt reassured that I’m not a total failure. I then learned that this
new friend was a staunch
Barack Obama supporter. I
also noted that both Obama
and Hillary Clinton visited
our fine state last week.
Montana’s 25 electoral votes
(for the Democratic Convention in August) have become
important in this hotly contested race. It is a rare event
for a sparsely populated state
like Montana to get so much
political attention.
This new friend is a lifelong liberal Democrat. Although I often adopt the conservative viewpoint, I found
that her views and mine
meshed in several areas. I
thought about what this
might mean . . . Could it be
that I’m a closet liberal? As a
young man growing up in
Minnesota, I was inundated
with the Democratic Party
perspective. My family still
won’t even consider voting
Republican. When I first
moved to Montana, I was exposed to “The Conservative”
point of view. I was matter-offactly told that “as a young
man, if you’re not Liberal,
then you have no heart. As
you get older, you become
Conservative – unless you
have no brains.”
Differences in political
opinion should never lead to
bloodshed. Although I plan to
vote for John McCain, it might
not matter that much which
political machine wins the
election. That’s a pragmatist
viewpoint. In my youth, I was
more of an idealist. In fact, I
worshipped the ground that
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
walked on. He was “The
Happy Warrior” Democratic
Senator from Minnesota,
Lyndon Johnson’s VicePresident, and narrowly lost
(to Richard Nixon) in his bid
to become President. Montanans might have the same
affection for Mike Mansfield,
who was your four-term
Democratic Senator, and
served a record 15 years as
Senate Majority Leader.
I met Humphrey twice.
Once when he was stumping for votes at the State Fair,
where I was working as a fry
cook; and another time when
I ran into him at a late night
convenience store – where
HHH and his secret service
Kayla Block
agents were purchasing
beer and munchies.
I once attended a
George McGovern rally. Another time I waited two hours
to have Jimmy Carter sign
one of his books for me. I tried
to support Carter – even as
his unrealistic dreams were
going down the drain. I also
voted for Walter Mondale,
another Democratic Senator
from Minnesota and former
Vice-President who wanted
to be president. Since then,
I’ve voted Republican . . . So
you see I’m not the right wing
conservative that people
have made me out to be. I do
hate it, though, when liberals badmouth our conservative presidents. My brotherin-law’s remarks have been
particularly offensive. I’d like
to take him over my knee for
his “anti-Republican” remarks. Since he’s 6’8” tall,
that’s not likely to happen.
A well-known local
priest, Fr. Ned Shinnick, chastises me for supporting
George Bush (1st and 2nd), but
I remind him that real Americans stand by their presidents
– for better, for worse, for
richer, for poorer, in sickness
or in health, to love and to
cherish ‘till the next election
do us part. For example, I
didn’t vote for Ronald
Reagan the first time around,
but the moral majority (i.e.,
my wife) convinced me I’d “go
to heck” if I didn’t support him
in his re-election bid. Besides
that, she threatened to negate my vote if I “voted for the
other guy.” Implied negation
of other areas also influenced me. Politics and marriage, it seems, have become wed together in ways
the Constitution never intended.
In order to avoid getting
any more “Dear Jerome” letters thanking me, in advance,
for supporting the party favorite – I’m officially labeling
myself “Independent.” That
has a nice ring to it. I also
hope the months ahead will
include some level-headed
discussion of candidate public service records, voting
records, national security, etc.
Regardless of what most of
us want, this could be another nasty presidential campaign. Before we let that happen, think of “the other party’s
candidate” as a prospective
in-law: you might not like him
(or her) but you might have
to live with him – for the next
four years, anyway.
(Fiancé of Brady Torgerson)
Saturday, June 7
2-4pm
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• Fishing Tackle • Bait
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IN ADDITION TO CARS,
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Mon - Sat: 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. • Sun: Noon - 5:30 p.m.
Youth
Fishing
Derby
Draws A
Crowd
Richland Park
Is Ready For
You & Your Family
To Enjoy!
By Kathy Taylor
Over 120 participants took part in the
2008 Youth Fishing Derby at the Watford City
Fishing Pond Saturday, May 31.
Even though the fish weren’t biting, everyone enjoyed the morning along with
prizes and a free lunch. The Fishing Derby
was sponsored by the following: BNC Bank,
Buttons by Fish, City of Watford City and Phil
Riely, Dakota West Credit Union, Dan
Fladeland’s Well Service, The Dakotan,
Ginny’s Family Restaurant, Headington Oil,
Hot Stuff Foods, Jack & Jill, McKenzie
County Bank, McKenzie County Tourism
Department, Mikes Super Valu, North Dakota Game and Fish and Brent Schwan,
Northland Tackle, North Star Caviar, Power
Fuels, Scenic Sports, Six Shooters’ Showhall
and Cafe, TJ’s Pizza, Total Safety, Twist, U.S.
Forest Service, Watford City Public High
School and Gerald Transtrom and Check It
Out Video.
• Overnight Campers Welcome
• Picnic Area • Restrooms
• Playground • Boat Ramp
North of Sidney on Hwy 200, then east
on County Road 128
For More Information Call:
406-433-2106
GETTING ‘EM STARTED HAS NEVER BEEN
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Clay and Cheryl Moran
703 E. Main • Sidney
406-433-3410
Mon-Fri 10-6
Sat 10-4
Enjoy the great outdoors this year!
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In-Store
Specials Every
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Hwy. 85 W
Watford City, ND
701-444-3122
✓ Snacks &
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9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Mon.-Sat.
701-444-3335
Hwy. 85
Watford City, ND
(Located in the Long X Visitors Center)
Fishing
for Free
June 7-8
✓ Ice
✓ Bait & Tackle
❏
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✓ Propane
✓ Fishing Licenses ❏
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Summer Hours: 6 a.m.-11 p.m. • 7 Days A Week
Special of the Week
North Dakota anglers
are reminded they can fish
for free June 7-8.
That is the weekend
North Dakota residents may
fish without a license, except
for paddlefish. All other fishing regulations apply.
Refer to the 2008-10
North Dakota Fishing Guide
for season information.
Excellent
Condition!
2003 Warrior
1895 Eagle
Clockwise starting left
top: Bryce Frick shows
off his casting skills.
Riley Carns shows off the
cooler she received at
registration.
Clay
Kummer cleans the
weeds off of his hook.
Maycee and Morgan
Franz enjoy the day at
the fishing pond. Dakota
Wollan is all smiles as he
picks up his door prize
at the fishing derby.
Logan Dekker takes time
out to smile for a photo
during the youth fishing
derby.
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4-H Horse Teams First & Third
By Dale W. Naze
The McKenzie County
4-H Horse Judging teams
placed first and third at the
19 th Annual McKenzie
County Invitational Horse
Judging Contest held May
29.
Competitive horse judging involves the ranking of
four horses per class with a
contest consisting of five to
(L to R) Gus Nelson,
Joe Nelson, Michael
Pacheco, Laurel Nelson
and Megan Greenwood.
six classes. Half of the
classes consist of horses
standing at halter and half of
the classes consist of judging horses while they perform a designated pattern
such as horsemanship, reining or riding. Oral reasons
are given by contest participants in order to demonstrate
their abilities to observe and
rank the horses as well as
their abilities to speak in public.
The Junior Division
team won first place honors
with team members and their
individual placings as follows: Joe Nelson - 4th, Laurel
Nelson - 7th and Gus Nelson
- 9th.
The Senior Division
team finished in third place
with team members and their
individual placings as follows: Michael Pacheco - 11th
and Megan Greenwood 13th.
The 4-H Horse Judging
teams will spend the next few
weeks preparing for the state
contest scheduled in conjunction with the North Dakota State Fair in July.
Parents:
Dan & Laura Flugge
You Are Invited to an Evening of Great Entertainment...
Miss Montana's
George & Jennifer Burnham
Hometown:
Lewistown, MT
Talent:
Piano
Performing:
Spanish Minuet
Outstanding Teen Scholarship Program
Sunday, June 8 • 3 p.m.
Emily
Burnham
Sidney Middle School Auditorium
Amanda
Wineman
Age: 14
Victoria
Valentine
Parents:
Diane Pennell
Hometown:
Lewistown, MT
Talent:
Piano
Performing:
“Bagatelle” by
Alexander Tcherepnin
Victoria
Pennell
Age: 16
Parents:
Galen & Lynn Ann Haslid
Hometown:
Glendive, MT
Talent:
Vocal
Performing:
“Let me in” by Carlton
Miclean
Parents:
Jeff & Merrilee Valentine
Hometown:
Missoula, MT
Talent:
Harp
Performing:
“In Dreams” by Howard
Shore from
The Lord of the Rings
Parents:
Kimberly Butterworth &
Michael Wineman
Hometown:
Cutbank, MT
Talent:
Vocal
Performing:
“For Good” for the
musical “WICKED”
Age: 16
Sara
Haslid
Parents:
David & Nicole Pope
Hometown:
Sidney, MT
Talent:
Dance
Performing:
“Stand in the Rain” by
SuperChick
Sheridan
Pope
Age: 16
Age: 14
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Sidney, MT
• WE DELIVER •
Fairview
406-742-5441
A Great
Place
to Start
Edroy “Curt” & Susan Curtis
Hometown:
Glendive, MT
Talent:
Vocal
Performing:
“Taylor the Latte Boy”
Kimberly
Curtis
Age: 16
17
Parents:
Scott & Kim Black
Hometown:
Missoula, MT
Talent:
Dance
Performing:
Pop Remix featuring
Rascal Flats, Brooks &
Dunn, Madonna
Kansys
Black
15
It's All
About
Saying
Goodbye
i'm lovin' it
Sidney, MT
406-433-1983
Fulkerson
Funeral Home
315 Second St. NW
Sidney, MT 59270
406-488-2805
email: [email protected]
www.fulkersons.com
Sidney Montana
Cherrey's
Red Top Service
Inc.
Make our day
try our buffet!
Mon. - Fri. $7.95
(includes a pop)
Fairview, MT
www.dawson.edu 1.800.821.8320
Parents:
Parents:
Lance & Jakkie Waller
Hometown:
Fairview, MT
Talent:
Dance
Performing:
“My Immortal” by
Evanesence
Arien
Waller
Age: 15
406-742-5164
"Where quality and
dependable service go
hand in hand."
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Fairview, MT
(406) 742-5030
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PO Box 375 • Sidney, MT
482-4027
American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training Course Held
By Marcia Hellandsaas
NDSU Extension Agent
McKenzie/Dunn Counties
A workshop designed to
help youth develop basic
skills for babysitting was held
on Friday, May 23 at the
McKenzie Co. Courthouse
meeting room, Watford City.
Topics included in the
training were: leadership and
learning to be a safe and responsible babysitter, basic
care, safety and safe play
and first aid.
The session was taught
by McKenzie County Exten-
sion
Agent
Marcia
Hellandsaas.
Attending the workshop
and receiving certification as
a babysitter by the American
Red Cross were: Gwen
Becker, Jonathan Dunn,
Kathleen Kinden, Brenna
Kellogg, Angelyn Kostad,
Kara Langerud, Amanda
Mogen, Shania Rolla,
Sydney Slais and Dalton
Wright.
For more information,
please contact the McKenzie
County Extension Office at
444-3451.
Survivor Shirts are in!
If you would like yours prior to the
Relay on June 6, please contact Lisa
at 842-4436 or Ardyce at 675-2523 to
arrange for pick up. Otherwise, shirts
may be picked up before the survivor
lap the night of the Relay.
Reminder:
Bring your own lawn chairs so you can
sit back, relax & enjoy an unforgettable
evening as we celebrate, remember &
fight back!!
Watford City Area
Chamber of Commerce
Annual
Golf
Scramble
Steak Fry
Watford City Golf Course
June 10
Scramble Registration
4:30 p.m.
Scramble Begins - 5 p.m.-$25
Steak Supper - 7 p.m.-$20
For more information or tickets
call 444-2526 or email: [email protected]
Eighth Grade
Team Booth
Have fun at the Relay for Life!
Win a prize with the Beach Bums &
their Baseball Throwing Game
Treat yourself to a
tasty snow cone &
cotton candy
All proceeds will go to
the American Cancer Society
Come out & help us wave goodbye to cancer!!
Front row (L to R) Jonathan Dunn, Dalton Wright, Kara Langerud and Angelyn Kostad. Back row (L to R)
Gwen Becker, Brenna Kellogg, Sydney Slais, Kathleen Kinden, Amanda Mogen and Shania Rolla.
Paddlefish Harvest
Season Closed In
Yellowstone River &
Missouri River
Below Fort Peck
Dam
With Montana’s paddlefish harvest quota expected
to be reached, the Montana
Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission closed the 2008
paddlefish harvest season
on the Yellowstone River and
the Missouri River below Fort
Peck Dam on Saturday, May
31 at 9 p.m.
Catch-and-release
paddlefishing is allowed only
at Intake fishing access site
from 6 a.m.-9 p.m., beginning
on Sunday, June 1 through
Tuesday, June 10.
The 2008 paddlefish
season started slow and increased steadily when high
water flows occurred due to
rainfall and some snowmelt.
Montana paddlefish harvest
quota is 1,000 fish and at the
present rate of catch the
quota will be reached or surpassed in the immediate future.
“With the increased
flows we are seeing 100-150
or more paddlefish being
caught in a single day,” said
Brad Schmitz, FWP’s fisheries manager in Miles City.
“Rolling
Over the
Judiths”
The MonDak Heritage
Center, Sidney, will host an
opening reception June 6 at
7 p.m. for the “Anchored in a
Sea of Grass” exhibit. The
exhibit will be on display from
June 6-July 1.
The art of C.S. Poppenga
is convincing, intriguing,
lush, beautiful and memorable. Poppenga’s paintings
in “Anchored in a Sea of
Grass”, are primarily of sky
or sky-land relationships.
Each painting will engage
the viewer with its integrity
and drama.
A variety of non-alcoholic beverages, wine and
delicious treats made by
Heritage Center volunteers
will be available.
Your 70th Annual Meeting
Wednesday, June 4
Ranger Arena
Registration/Dinner 5:30 p.m.
Business Meeting 6:30 p.m.
• Child Care• Door Prizes
• Officer Elections
• 6 Luck of the Draw Scholarship
Drawings (Member Parent/Guardian AND
Student MUST BE PRESENT to be eligible to win)
Lower Yellowstone REA
Highway 16 NW Sidney • 406-488-1602
w w w. l y r e c. c o m
WORK WANTED
SUMMER LAWN CARE
Mowing & weed eating. Book
your appointment now - Limited openings available, so
please book early. Responsible experienced. References upon request. Please
call Derek at 406-488-7553.
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Kirkland Welding Inc.,
Watford City. Part-time permanent oilfield maintenance/
cleaning, 30 hrs./week. (3-10
hr. days), weekends off, drug
testing required. 701-8426379 or 701-770-6555.
HELP WANTED
Part-time position, pressing.
Mon.-Fri. mornings, starting
@ $8. Merit raises after that.
Apply in person at Sidney
Cleaners.
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HELP WANTED
Dishwasher PT/FT. Must be
able to work nights & weekends. Shifts vary. Also PT
swamper, early hours. Wage
negotiable. Apply in person
@ The Cattle-Ac.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Post Office Now Hiring.
Avg. pay $20/hr. or $57K annually inc. Federal Benefits
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& OT. Placed by asSource,
not affiliated w/USPS who
hires. 1-866-483-8672.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Steel Buildings: 4 only
25x30, 30x40, 40x50, 45x72.
MUST MOVE NOW! WILL
SELL FOR BALANCE
OWED/FREE DELIVERY! 1800- 211-9593x18.
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FOR SALE
110 acres of land, located 4
miles N. of Fairview, CR 356.
Has well, underground electric, stock dam, beautiful
view of the Yellowstone Valley & Confluence. Hay & pas-
ture land, 3 board rustic
fence. Property has nice high
lands & low lands. Cement
slab for future shop or barn.
Great home site, $198,000.
352-843-6460.
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FOR RENT
2 bdrm. trailer in Lambert.
406-774-3453, leave message if no answer.
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MISC. FOR SALE
MISC. FURNITURE FOR
SALE
9 piece medium oak dining
room set, table w/formica
top & three leaves, six chairs,
china cabinet, server, floral
design full length sofa. 701444-1250 or 701-770-5999.
[15-2tc]
FOR SALE
RELAY FOR LIFE
Friday & Saturday, June 6-7
[1more]
FOR SALE
For all your waterwell needs
& ser vices, call D&D
Waterwell Service. Contact
Danny Quitt @ 701-4443141 or 701-770-7074.
Please leave message.
HORSES
“Natural” horsemanship for
ages 4-adult. Horses pro-
BEARD
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Positions available:
(All times CDT)
Must be 18 yrs. of age &
willing to do pre-employment drug test.
donated & served by District #1 Cattlewomen.
Baked Potato Bar, donated by Outlaws Bar & Grill
9:30 p.m. - Luminaria Ceremony &
Celebration of Life Fireworks Display
donated by Paulson Fireworks
12 a.m. - Talent Show/American Idol Contest - (Tacos in a Bag)
1 a.m. - Wheelbarrow Contest
2:30 a.m. - Sleeping Bag Relay • 3 a.m. - Homemade Pie Social
4:45 a.m. - Prayer Sendoff
5 a.m. - Breakfast provided by Ginny’s Family Restaurant
served by Watford City Lions Club
5:30 a.m. - Morning Worship
6 a.m. - Closing & Awards Ceremony • 7 a.m. - Final Lap
There are lots of games, food, fun and most important, fellowship all
night long. Come for any or all of the Relay. Come to support our
survivors and remember those we’ve lost to cancer.
Walk a lap or two with us or walk all night.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
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The Roundup
P.O. Box 1207, Sidney, MT 59270
Guitar, mandolin, cello &
more. Lessons for ages 4 94. Pre-school music
classes. Instruments for sale
or rent. Jore Haus of Musik
701-572-8286.
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WILL PAINT
D&D WATERWELL
SERVICE
Watford City Tourist Park
7 p.m. - Opening Ceremonies with Survivor Lap
8 p.m. - Mr. Relay Contest
9 p.m. - Beautiful Links Hair Donations
VIOLIN
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SERVICES
Construction Carpenters & Laborers
5:30 p.m. - Registration & Roast Beef Supper
vided. Or . . . if you want your
own? Try before you buy.
www.JoreEquestrian.com
701-572-8286, Williston.
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Snapper Rider, zero turn,
33", 13 hp. Toro push mower
w/bagger. 4' cabinet, 3 drawers, 1 door. 51"x37" Corian
Center Island counter top w/
16" overhang for stools. 406798-3314.
[13-4tp]
Grass raised, corn fattened
BEEF, excellent flavor, large
Rugged West
wholes, halves & quarters
available.
Reasonably
priced. 406-774-3494.
701-842-2726
If no one is in, leave a message.
See our website: beardconst.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
S&S Motors
Motors
S&S
*See the CLEARANCE tag specials!
2007 Dodge 2500, Mega, Cummins, 29k mi. ..... $36,995
2007 Lincoln MKX, AWD, leather, tan, 22k mi .. $33,995
2008 Lincoln MKZ, AWD, 5,500 mi. .................. $29,995
2005 Ford Excursion Ltd., 37k mi., V10 ...... $23,995*
2006 Dodge 2500, hemi, Laramie, 50k mi. ........ $23,995
2007 Nissan Murano, 21k mi., silver, 25 mpg .. $23,495
2006 Ford F350, ext. cab, long box, 28k mi. ....... $22,995
2006 Ford F350, ext. cab, long box, 29k mi. ....... $22,995
2005 GMC Yukon XL, white, 46k mi. ............... $22,995*
2007 Buick Lucerne CXL, 27k mi., tan ........ $22,995*
2007 Toyota Camri LE, sunroof, 18k mi. .......... $20,495
2008 Subaru Outback, blue, 12k mi., 27 mpg . $19,995
2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT, 19k mi., blue .. $17,995
2006 Ford Explorer XLT, 38k mi., red ........... $17,995*
2006 Ford Freestyle SEL, 32k mi., leather ..... $17,995
2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT, 27k mi., white . $16,995
2005 GMC Envoy SLE, 41k mi., blue ............... $16,995
2006 Mazda 6, white, 31k mi. ............................... $15,995
2006 Chevy Equinox LS, 42k mi., AWD ......... $15,995
2007 Chevy Impala, 32k mi., sunroof ................ $15,995
2002 Chevy Silverado LT, 85k mi., leather ..... $14,995
2003 Ford Expedition, leather, DVD, 83k mi. .. $13,995
2003 Ford Expedition, Eddie Bauer, 89k mi. ... $13,995
2002 Toyota Sequoia SRS, leather, 106k mi. . $13,995
2007 Ford Ranger, 2WD, 4 cyl., 29k mi., 29 mpg ... $12,995
2002 Chevy Tahoe LS, 104k mi., white ............ $12,995
2005 Ford Freestyle SE, 65k mi., 25 mpg ...... $12,995
2005 Ford Freestar SEL, 4.26L, 62k mi. ......... $11,995
2007 Chevy Malibu LS, 32k mi., gray .............. $11,995
2002 Chevy Tahoe, leather, 128k mi. ............... $11,995*
2002 Nissan Xterra, 108k mi., yellow, 4x4 ........ $10,995
2003 Ford F150 Supercrew, 171k mi., 4x4 ..... $9,995
1997 Nissan Pathfinder, 4x4, 96k mi., perfect! $7,995*
2007 Honda Shadow, 1,900 mi. ......................... $6,500
1996 Dodge Ram, 4x4, 114k mi., 318 ................. $4,995
1992 Ford F150, ext. cab, 114 k mi. ...................... $3,995
1993 Ford Ranger, 4x4, 148k mi. ........................ $2,995
2000 Chevy Cavalier, 179k mi., no A/C .................. $500
www.sandsmotorsinc.com
444-2341 or Toll Free - 800-584-9205 • Watford City, ND
Houses, barns, quonsets,
etc. Call for free estimates.
406-488-8244.
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WELDING
Welding & repair work. No
job is too small. Portable
welder, reasonable rates.
701-444-2936.
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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 863494-0136 or 406-790-0338.
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MILLERS' CORNER
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.
(8-tfn)
GLICK SADDLERY
Tack & saddle repair & cleaning, 16" Big Horn saddle &
tack for sale. Summer hrs.
are Tues.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-5:30
Green Acres Sod Farm
Open for 2008 Season
Locally grown
Grade A Kentucky Bluegrass
Call ahead for orders.
Hours: Tues. - Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (mst)
Sat. 8 a.m.-noon (mst)
Closed: Sunday & Monday
701-744-5759
STORAGE
UNITS
AVAILABLE
20X20 • 10X20
10X16 • 8X9
Sidney, MT
482-3799 or 482-2666
HOW TO
ELIMINATE
YOUR
HEATING BILL
• 100% Wood Heat for
Your Home, Water,
Shop and More.
• Urethane Insulation Best R Value
• Large, Insulated Cast
Iron Door
• 25 Year Limited
Warranty available.
Outdoor Wood Furnace
Heating, Air
Conditioning
& Refrigeration
701-828-3147
701-570-1102
Alexander, ND
©2008 Central Boiler ad200628
centralboiler.com
p.m. 701-828-3027 work or
701-570-4861 cell or 701828-3044 home; 820 Elk St.,
Hwy 85, Alexander.
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GENE'S MONUMENTS
way refrigerator, 6 gal. hot
water heater, furnace, 4
burner stove w/oven & full
bath w/shower. 701-4441250 or 701-770-5999.
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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 $16,920! Log walls,
posts, beams, roof, plans,
video & more! Free catalog.
www.bighornmtn.com. 307684-2445.
[40-tfn]
COMPLETE SERVICE
CENTER
FOR SALE
'05 Regal Prowler 32' travel
trailer, super slide, fiberglas
shell, front queen bed, 4 rear
bunks, sleeper sofa. Loaded,
rarely used & garage kept,
like new cond.. Includes
hitch, $21,900. 352-8436460.
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FOR SALE
Forester ski boat & trailer, '80
model, 16', 115 hp. Mercury
outboard, $1,250. Offers
considered. 406-786-3286.
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VEHICLES
The Roundup provides free
fax service at Meuchel Computer Services, Watford City,
for all news, photos & advertising copy. NEW SERVICE!
Now you may pay your bills
at Meuchels.
(tfn)
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
'01 Peterbilt 379 ext. hood,
500 CAT, 10 spd., sleeper,
alum. wheels, good condition, $29,500. 701-693-2833.
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Ward, 63 pass. Lambert, MT.
406-774-3383 or 406-7743392.
[15-4tp
LOOK - 38MPG FOR
SALE
tanks. W70-46 grain auger
PTO. '03 Honda TRX350 ES
4x4 4 wheeler. 701-8636760.
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NOTICE SHEEPMEN
Save @ the pump w/this '03
Kia Rio-basic Sedan, blue/
purple in color, single owner,
runs great, new tires, would
make a good starter or commuter vehicle, 5 spd. manual,
64k mi., $4,500 OBO. Contact Billie, 406-480-4473.
[14-4tc]
FOR SALE
'01 Ford F350 pickup, 4x4,
crew cab, 4 dr., auto, diesel,
123k mi. 406-783-5350
eves., leave message.
[12-4tc]
FOR SALE
Don't let bankruptcies, collections or judgments keep
you from getting that muchneeded vehicle. We can help.
406-480-3260.
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FARM & RANCH
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
3 school buses, '96 GMC
Blue Bird, 36 pass., '92 IHC
Ward, 41 pass., '85 GMC
Case IH 465 round baler. '97
Chevy 3/4 ton 4x4, reg. cab,
5 spd. Two 8 ft. tires for water
We will be putting loads together of all classes of
sheep. If interested please
call 406-963-2228.
[15-2tc]
FOR SALE
Well-broke Bay 6-yr.-old
mare. This is a smaller horse
that is quiet, gentle & easy
to be around. The horse has
a great disposition to go with
her. The horse has been
ranched on & rode on trail
rides also. Can leave her sit
& no buck same old horse,
asking $1,500 OBO. 701628-7673 or 701-629-0046
leave message, if no answer.
New '07 Honda CRF50,
$900. 406-482-4418 evenings.
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FOR SALE
'97 Aerolite bumper pull
camper, 25', sleeps 5, awning, microwave, roof AC,
heater, refrigerator, 3 burner
stove, $6,500 OBO. 406488-9000.
[15-4tp]
FOR SALE
'00 Yamaha gas golf cart, has
rear seat/work bed conversion. Rarely used over the
last 4 yrs. Like new condition.
$2,100. 352-843-6460.
[15-4tc]
FOR SALE
'02 Shadow Cruiser pickup
camper, fits 6' or 8' box, completely self contained, AC, 3
Xango Mangosteen Juice
The Carpenter’s
Storehaus
Your Local Bible Book Store
Sidney, MT
406-433-3355
Rockin’ S Seamless
Rain Gutters
•Free estimates • Insured
•Guaranteed satisfaction
•Residential • Commercial
•Aluminum Gutters
• Variety of colors
Jarvis & Kadie Sorenson
Owner
Watford City, ND
701-842-4846
Cell 701-570-6680
HELP WANTED
ConAgra/Peavey at our
Fairview Facility
Grain Elevator
Laborer
Elevator / Grain Industry
knowledge & experience
operating mobile equipment
both pluses but not required.
Wages starting @ $13.00
per hr. DOE. Excellent
benefits.
Could be a career opportunity
for the right individual.
Apply in person at Peavey
Company in Fairview, MT.
406-747-5236.
Peavey is a drug free environment
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
Notice of Special Meeting
Earl School District will be holding a
Long Range planning meeting on June 9, 2008
Squaw Gap Multi-Purpose Building
7 pm MT time.
The public is invited to discuss the
Long Range School Improvement plan.
'91 Vermeer super J baler,
exc. cond., field ready,
shedded, $6,500. 250 gal.
spray OX sprayer w/high
pressure fire fighting gun &
trailer, $1,000. 701-8636747.
FOR SALE
JD 2420 diesel swather 14',
auger head w/conditioner,
21' draper head, cab, AC,
Call us for a quote on
your new building today!
Prices are on a rise.
Save before the next increase
1-406-766-2490
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Case loader, off 530 Case
tractor, pump & 5' bucket,
should fit most smaller tractors, $2,000 OBO. 24' gooseneck flatbed car trailer, wheel
wells on outside of bed, very
low to ground, 16" tires,
$2,500. 406-963-2228.
FOR SALE
JD 1600A mower conditioner, 14', 1000 PTO,
$8,000. Hesston 5580 round
baler, $1,200. Stur-D Bilt
round bale rack, 22', $650.
Offers considered. 406-7863286.
[14-2tc]
FOR SALE
Black & white filly paint. 7-yr.old black mare, Quarter Appaloosa cross. JD D parts,
cylinder, pistons, cranks, radiator, gas tank, hood plus
others. Kayak w/paddle &
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For Sale
Red Angus purebred yearling
bulls, no papers. Call Dick or
Dee Johnson, Fairview
701-744-5721
Central Hydraulic, Inc.
Is seeking Full-Time Oilfield Service/Repair
Technicians in Watford City & Mohall.
Excellent Benefits. Please send resume
with salary & reference information to
PO Box 734, Watford City, ND 58854 or
pick up an application at 900 2nd Ave.
SW, Watford City, ND • 701-842-2231
Attention 4-Hers
WANTED
Will buy live, healthy
barn pigeons. $1.50 ea.
Yellowstone Kennels
(406) 488-3838
Special Consignment To Krance Equip.
Auction Belfield, ND • Saturday, June 7
Firearms include 6 handguns in 22, 357 mag. &
44 mag. Four 12 ga. Shotguns. Six pair spurs.
Collectible old silver mounted crocketts &
U.S. Cavalry with original leathers.
Check www.kranceauctions.com
Rockford Steel Buildings
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FOR SALE
apron, $200. '82 Fiat X-19
needs clutch, $500. '56 Ford
1/2 ton truck, $700. Complete propane set up for a
pickup, 60 gal. tank, timing
controller, heat exchanger.
701-842-6534.
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE
shedded, field ready,
$11,500 OBO. Honda
XR600, $1,500. Suzuki
JR50, $450. Both bikes well
maintained. 406-798-3840 or
406-489-3840.
Flea Market Vendors
Scouts Outpost Annual Outdoor Flea Market
June 21 • 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
$10 Set up fee.
Buford ND weekend of the Rendezvous.
Contact Bill at 701-572-4748 or 701-572-2299
FOR SALE
Stress, pain or trouble
sleeping?
Reiki (Ray-Kee) helps many
with physical relaxation &
peace of mind.
For Appt.
406-489-1467
Ask for Rena
Registered Yearling Angus Bulls
Performance Tested • Semen Tested
Out of Nationally Recognized Sires
Free
Delivery
Bar JV Angus
Volume Discount
Jim Vitt • 406-798-3653
or Dale Vitt • 406-798-3398
Fairview, MT
It’s Open Season for
Garage Sales
Sidney
702 6th St. SE
Fri., June 6th
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sidney Health Center
kid’s & adult clothes,
decorations, toys, lots of
misc., etc.
Find all your garage sale needs
•locations •signs •all in one place
•Only $7 for up to 20 words
•plus 4 signs for all 4 directions
•Separated by towns & areas
of town
PO Box 1207 • 314 S. Central
406-433-3306 • 1-800-749-3306
[email protected]
Deadline Friday 5 p.m. All ads must be pre paid
Featured Openings:
Sidney Health Center
is an EEO employer
committed to a drugfree workplace.
Applications are
accepted online or
may be sent to:
Jeri Chapman,
HR Assistant
216 14th Ave SW
Sidney, MT 59270
Phone: 406-488-2105
FAX: 406-488-2115
Email: jchapman@
sidneyhealth.org
• RN’s/LPN’s
• Environmental Services/Laundry Workers
• Receptionist - Clinic
• Dietary Aides
• Surgery Technician
• Rehab Aide
***Relocation assistance available***
For more information on these positions or to view our complete list of job
postings, please visit us online at:
www.sidneyhealth.org
Visit our website at: www.sidneyhealth.org
JD 9600 combine, 1885
separator hrs., 2437 engine,
$50,000 JD 925 platform
pickup reel & regular reel,
$4,000. Offers considered.
406-786-3286.
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w
ROUNDUP AUTO TRADER
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE
NEW 2009 Weekend
Warrior 25 SS
Toy hauler Traveler 1/2 ton
towable, sleeps 8 comfortablly.
See at Amunrud’s RV
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
Hwy 16 S., Sidney, MT
www.amunrudsrvinc.com
2008 Cruiser 31 QB
5th Wheel
1 1/2 bath, 2 bedroom, quadbunks
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
1998 Coachman Catalina
Travel Trailer
Sleeps 6, AC, awning, forced air/
heat, spare tire.
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
Dalman chain stack mover,
pipes on the sides to haul
round bales. Will haul 18
bales, $1,500 OBO. 406963-2347 or cell 406-4801886.
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YOUR BULL SOURCE
Angus, Red Angus & Charolais bulls for sale. RC Feedlot, Sidney. Call Howard
Rambur, 1-406-489-3255 or
1-406-482-3255.
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FOR SALE
1998 5th Wheel Alpha
Ideal 35’ RV
1994 Holiday Rambler 33’
Motor Home
Triple slide, ONah generator,
double refrigerator/freezer, new
washer/dryer combo, furniture.
460 eng., automatic w/overdrive,
sleeps 6, only 24,000 mi., Always
shedded, very nice.
$24,500 OBO
406-768-8187
$16,900
406-488-3479
1996 Pontiac Grand
Prix SE
V6, loaded, new tires, remote start,
great fuel economy, road ready
$3,800
406-488-7447 leave message
2-yr.-old Angus bulls,
6 2-yr.-old virgin registered
Angus bulls. Some will work
on heifers. Semen tested
from BVD PI free herd. Also
7 yearling Angus bulls. Contact Jim or Russ Thiessen
@40-774-3426 or 406-7743702.
[10-tfn]
FOR SALE
Registered coming 2-yr.-old
Charolais bull. 406-488-1990
or 406-489-5626.
[10-tfn]
FOR SALE
Monida seed oats, cleaned
& ready to go. 406-482-1187
or 406-488-1990.
[10-tfn]
VERMEER HAYING
EQUIPMENT
1997 GMC Jimmy 4x4
Leather seats, power moon roof,
CD-AM-FM, new tires & brakes,
161,465 miles
$2,600
406-774-3309
2001 Pontiac Grand Am
2000 Bayliner Boat
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.
4 dr., cruise, AC, CD,
115,000 miles.
135HP inboard Cev. 2 motor.
GIVEAWAY
$5200 OBO
701-675-2581
$8,000
406-787-5702
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GIVE AWAY
5-yr.-old female Border Collie to good farm home. 406963-2228.
[14-2free]
Richland County
Blood Drive
June 24, 2008
St. Matthews Parish
Center 219 7th St. SE
2004 Hitchhiker II 5th Wheel
Loaded, very, very good condition,
TV, oak, recliner.
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
NEW 2009 Matrix Toy Hauler
24 MTT, fiberglass sides,
sleeps 7 to 8
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
ONLY
$
15/WK!
NEW 2009 G Force 36’
Toy Hauler
Boss stereo system, 4 queen size
beds, 2 AC, elec. awning.
(406) 433-2226 • 1-800-399-2226
1978 Yamaha XS 1100
$1,350 w/spare engine & parts or
$1,200 for bike alone
406-488-3886 eve.
406-433-1770 days
WANTED
SUBSTITUTE
NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
...AND IF YOU RUN YOUR
AUTO TRADER AD
FOR TWO WEEKS
& IF IT DOESN'T SELL,
WE WILL RUN IT
TWO MORE WEEKS FOR
FREE!!
Call Kristi @
The Roundup
433-3306
Richey Public
School Honor Roll
6 th grade: Katherine Chollak, Michelle Switzer, Trey
Switzer, Austin Schultz, Grace Kavanaugh.
7th grade: Taylor Brown, Taylor Vaira, Shanna Olson, Andrew Doane.
8th grade: Sarah Jensen, Mykala Senner, Charlie Switzer,
Aaron Senner, Emily Kavanaugh.
Freshmen: Jennifer Trotter, Tia Viara, Jack Switzer, David
Wenger.
Junior: Naomi Jensen, Stephanie Schultz, Erin Switzer,
Marleigh Senner, Rachelle Wenger, Danielle Beery.
Senior: Kyle Senner.
Five 5th grade girls helped out at recess in the Sidney Elementary School library this year. Pictured (L to R)
are Halee Taylor, Shawnee Tyler, Samantha Keller, Sarah Wilson and Jessica Miller. They gave up many
recesses and personal time to help out in the library, and Mrs. Greenwood really appreciated their helping
hands and cheerful attitudes.
Sidney Schools Labor
Relations Committee
To Meet June 11
The Labor Relations committee of the Sidney Public
Schools Board of Trustees and Sidney Education Association Board will meet for the purpose of interest based bargaining on Wednesday, June 11 at 7 p.m. at the Central
School/Administration office in room 213.
Summer Youth Camps !!!
Basketball Camp:
Watford City Basketball Camp, June 10-12
Boys & girls gr. K- 5: WC Elementary, 2-4:30 p.m.
Boys & girls gr. 6-12: WCHS, 2-4:30 p.m.
$50 before June 9 or $55 at the door.
Girl’s Hoop Camp
June 9-11 $35, grades K-5 , registration &
check-in at 7:30, begins @ 8 a.m - 12 p.m.,
Sidney High School gym.
Grades 6 thru 8, registratio & check-in at 12:30
p.m. begins @ 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. @ Sidney High
School gym
Contact Coach Kristin Lawrence
433- 4050 (MS) 488-2444 (home) 489-1265
(cell) or email @ [email protected]
Bible Camp:
Eleven students earned AR “Classic Reader” certification this year at Sidney Elementary School. The highest
Accelerated Reader level attainable, students earning this certification level must read books that are 6th
grade or higher reading level and worth at least seven points each. Front row (L to R) are Rudy Langwald,
Tucker Heller, Taylor Thiessen, Sierra Crow and Logan Thiel. Top row (L to R) are Mark LaPan, Kory Halvorson,
Aubrey Kessel, Marcus Lovegren, Kortney Mayer and Daniel Johnson. Congratulations to these outstanding
readers!
“The Tongue Is The Sweetest Meat”Buffalo Tongues In The Fur Trade
Richard Stenberg
Buffalo tongue was considered a delicacy to both the
Northern Plains tribes and
19th century fur traders and
travelers on the upper Missouri. This topic will be explored in an interpretive talk
by Park Ranger Richard
Stenberg, Friday, June 6, at
the James Memorial Art
Center, Williston. The presentation will begin at 7:30
p.m. CDT.
If you attend the program
you just might get a taste of
boiled buffalo tongue.
This program is the first
of the Summer Series of
Ranger Talks to be presented
by Fort Union Trading Post
National Historic Site personnel. These programs will alternate between the James
Memorial Ar t Center,
Williston, and the MonDak
Heritage Center, Sidney.
In addition, Saturday
morning, June 7, a walk will
be led up to the Bodmer
Overlook starting at 10 a.m.
CDT. In 1833, Karl Bodmer
sketched what became his
famous painting from an
overlook to the north of Fort
Union Trading Post. The walk
to the overlook is through
prairie grass and over moderate to undulating terrain.
The distance is two miles
round trip. Please meet the
ranger in the parking lot of
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site. For the
walk bring water, proper footwear for hiking and a hat to
shade your head. Young
people are encouraged to
attend.
Fort Union is located 24
miles north of Sidney, and 25
miles southwest of Williston,
via Highway 1804. For infor-
mation call the park at 701
572-9083.
Pawn
Buy • Sell
Consignments
TRADING
POST
Spring Cleaning?
Got Items
You Don’t
Need?
Call Us.
We Buy!
SIDNEY, MONTANA
Toni Martini
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mon. thru Sat.
1691 S. Central • Sidney
433-7676
Eastern Montana Bible Camp, Bloomfield, MT
Junior High Camp - June 9-14, registration 9-11
a.m., upcoming grades 7-8.
Junior Camp - June 16-20, registration 9-11 a.m.,
upcoming grades 5-6
Pioneer Camp - June 23-27, registration 9-11
a.m., upcoming grades 3-4
406-583-7573 or web site:www.embcamp.org.
NWP Bible Camp, Sidney, Mt,
June 29-July 4. Register before June 1, $150.
After June 1, $175, deadline June 22. For grades
entering 5-12. Complete registration form & return
w/$25 deposit. For more info call David Huskamp
406-433-7479 or email: [email protected].
RIDING CAMP
Summer fun for tots’n teens to adults. Horses provided. Or if you want your own? Ride in a camp & try
before you buy. 701-572-8286, Williston, ND
www.JoreEquestrian.com.
Theatre camp:
12th Annual Footlights & Grease Paint Youth
Theatre Retreat: July 7-13, for kids ages 9-15
years @ Sidney Middle School . For info. call Arch
1-800-482-5109 or email: [email protected].
Middle School Volleyball Camp
June 24,25,26 Sidney Middle School Volleyball
Camp- grades 6-8 Check in at 9 am @ Middle
School
June 27 Invitational Volleyball Tourney Check in @
High School Contact: Caryn Fehilly 488-7913
July 28,29 High School Volleyball Camp
grades 9-12 Check in @ High School
Contact: Caryn Fehilly 488-7913
Wrestling camp:
22nd Annual Wrestling Camp
Little Guy Camp: June 12-14, beginners through 6th
grade. Check-in 9 a.m., Sidney High School.
Technique Camp: June 16-18, grades 6-12.
Check-in 9 a.m., Sidney High School.
Intensive Camp: June 14-20 Check-in 6 p.m.
For more info contact Guy Melby 406-488-6624 or
go to esidney.com for on-line camp brochure.
Youth Camp will be a regular feature in the
Roundup. We would like to include your youth camp.
Please contact us by:
Phone: 406-433-3306 or toll free 1-800-749-3306
Fax: 406-433-4114 Email: [email protected]
Drop off: 314 S.Central
Mail: PO.Box 1207 Sidney,MT 59270
Don’t let the
construction
stop you…
our back
door is
always open!
Rent-A-Wrestler To Help
With National Duals Trip
It’s time for the Sidney
wrestlers to prepare for the
AAU National Scholastic Duals at DisneyWorld in Orlando, FL. The local wrestlers
are doing all sorts of projects
to earn their way to the national tournament.
The latest project is
“Rent-A-Wrestler” with the
athletes willing to do all sorts
of odd jobs or yard work.
Wrestlers include Beau
Melby, Brennan Gorder, Jace
Buxbaum, Spencer Brost,
Gene Speldrich, Casey Betts
and Lane Houchen.
To line up a wrestler,
people can contact Lisa
Gorder at 482-0672 or on her
cell at 480-3193. The cost is
$10 an hour for each wrestler.
To prepare for the national duals, wrestlers from
Sidney and throughout the
state will be attending three
wrestling camps at Sidney
High School. The Little Guy
Camp will be June 12-14, the
Intensive Camp for the national duals June 14-21 and
the Technique Camp June
16-18. Contact Guy Melby or
go to esidney.com for a print-
able brochure.
Well-known coaches
and wrestlers will help train
at the Sidney camps. They
include Minnesota Assistant
Coach Brandon Eggum,
Dickinson State Head Coach
Thadd O’Donnell, Dickinson
State Assistant Coach Keri
Stanley, MSUN-Havre AllAmerican Byron Kuylen,
Dickinson State wrestler
Gresh Melby, Sidney Head
Coach Guy Melby and
Sidney assistants Tim
Stubstad, Ty Graves and
Shane Gorder.
Wild West Water Park Opens
Season With A Splash
Meyers Department Store
Chelsey Defoe takes the plunge at the end of the water
slide. (Photo by Kathy Taylor)
Many eager youth
flocked to the Wild West
Water Park on opening
day. The Park opened for
the season on June 1st.
Normal hours of operation are 1:00pm-7:00pm
ever yday. With Water
aerobics offered M-W-F
@12:00pm and T-Th
7:00pm along with a fitness
swim
M-W-F
@12:00 pm.
“Something For Everyone”
Mon.-Fri.:10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
1-877-842-2906 or 444-2906 • 200 N Main • Watford City, ND
Landen White Owl,
Brittan Cranston
and Keaton Crow
keeping cool on
opening day at the
Wild West Water
Park. (Photo by
Kathy Taylor)
Save Your Hay & Maintain Feed Quality
The R&J Ag Supply Tube•Line Bale Wrapper allows you to swath
one day, bale the next day and then wrap it. No loss of hay to
the weather. Maintain feed value at near-perfect condition.
Allows early cutting and extra cuttings.
Bale wrapping at Lunderby Livestock feedlot at Sidney
Great
Bale
Silage.
The
Tube•Line
can wrap
big square
bales or
round
bales.
Call today!
Yellowstone Valley Greenhouse
Open 7 days a week 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. • Rain or Shine • (406) 798-3472
Owners: Torben & Natalie Erikstrup • Sidney, MT
Located between Crane & Savage. Turn east between mile marker 36 & 37 on
County Rd. 111 and go east 2 miles. Watch for signs at the turn off.
R&J AG SUPPLY
Russell Johnson • 510 10th Ave. SE • Sidney, MT
Across From Sidney Livestock
406-488-1953 or Cellular 480-2006
Custom Wrapping
& Tube•Line Dealer

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