March 19, 2008 - The Roundup

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The Roundup 

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 Volume 34 • Number 4 

Sidney Performing Arts 

Presents Juan Sanchez 

Ensemble April 6 

By Jill Hill 

The Sidney Performing Arts Council and the Northeastern 

Arts Network present their finale of the Big Sky 

Concert Series on Sunday, April 6. 

Discover the new cosmopolitan sounds of Spain 

with the Juan L. Sanchez Ensemble. 

The music of the Juan L. Sanchez Ensemble is 

rooted in Nueva Cancion, (Spanish/Latin American 

New Folk) but incorporates rhythmic and melodic nuances 

that can be traced to contemporary urban jazz. 

Flamenco fusion and Middle-Eastern music. This 

kaleidoscope of musical genres gives life to the impassioned 

work of Juan L. Sanchez, who has also put 

to music the works of Spanish and Latin American 

poets such as Lorca, Neruda and Miguel Hernandez. 

This ensemble features the gritty singing style, 

humor and socially-conscious songwriting of Juan L. 

Sanchez, a native of Malaga, Spain. In addition, the 

band boasts two amazing California musicians: Chris 

Garcia and Dayan Kai. Mexican-American master percussionist 

Christopher Garcia’s background includes 

performances in a wide variety of settings including 

jazz, rock, world music, traditional Mexican music, pre- 

Hispanic music, soundtracks and cartoon music. Dayan 

Kai’s music is informed by an adventurous personality. 

Whenever he takes the stage Dayan is surrounded by 

instruments. This 27-year-old, described by Sanchez 

as a “musical genius”, lacks the sense of sight, but can 

be appreciated by anyone with a pair of ears. Dayan 

can switch from a 12-string to charango, pan pipes to 

trumpet, guitars, piano, vihuela, accordion and much 

more. 

Along with their touring schedule, the ensemble 

has recorded two albums, Cosmopolita (which reflects 

Juan’s dreams for a more compassionate and “cosmopolitan” 

view of the world) and Hijos de la Tierra. 

This performance will be held at the Sidney Middle 

School Auditorium at 7 p.m. Don’t miss this opportunity 

to purchase pre-season tickets for the ’08-‘09 Big Sky 

Series at a reduced price on this night only! Tickets for 

this performance can be purchased at the door - $10/ 

adult, $9/Sr., and $7/student. For more information 

please contact Candy Markwald 406-488-4155, Jill Hill 

406-488-3845, or Karen Boehler 406-433-4375. 

This event made possible in part by the Montana 

Performing Arts Consortium Quick Grant program which 

is also supported by grants from the National Endowment 

for the Arts, Montana Arts Council, legislative 

grants from Montana’s Cultural Trust and the Western 

States Art Federation. 

March Of Dimes Helps 

Local Premature Twins 

Twins James and Nicole 

Murphy, Circle, were born 

New Year’s Eve, 2006 at 28 

weeks. James weighed 2 

lbs., 3 oz. and Nicole 

weighed 2 lbs., 1 oz. Mom 

Amanda had gone on bed 

rest at 23 weeks and managed 

to carry the twins another 

five weeks but ended 

up in labor in Miles City. Plans 

were to fly her to Billings, but 

due to health issues, the St. 

Vincent flight team flew to 

Miles City. After the babies 

were born by C section, they 

were stabilized and flown to 

the neonatal unit at St. 

Vincent’s. They were only four 

hours old. James was a 

tough little guy who had apnea 

and some feeding difficulty 

but overall was quite 

healthy. He spent 68 days in 

the hospital before being released. 

He developed hemangioma 

(a birthmark) on 

his face after his release, but 

is now off all his medication 

and is doing great. 

Easter Egg Hunt Featured At Missouri-Yellowstone 

Confluence Interpretive Center March 22 

The Missouri- 

Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive 

Center, in cooperation 

with the Trenton Fire Department, 

will hold an Easter 

Egg Hunt on Saturday, 

March 22, beginning at 11 

a.m. CT. 

This special community 

event will offer children not 

only the chance to chase 

down those elusive Easter 

Eggs at the confluence, but 

also allow them to enjoy the 

educational opportunities 

provided by the Confluence 

Center’s exhibits. 

While the Trenton Fire 

Department has been offer- 

Little Nicole had a host 

of problems, including 

chronic lung disease, and 

was flown to Denver when 

she was two weeks old to 

have the first of several surgeries. 

The doctors did a 

PDA ligation at that time. She 

also had to have four blood 

transfusions plus another 

surgery to put a G tube in. 

Normally, when the G tube is 

removed, the body knows 

and will heal itself. In Nicole’s 

case however, it required 

another surgery to close the 

gap. Nicole also had two hernias 

which had to be corrected. 

“She had a really 

rough time,” Amanda said. 

“We almost lost her at two 

weeks.” 

After 110 days, Nicole 

was ready to come home to 

Circle with her mom and her 

dad, Josh. “It was pretty scary 

bringing her home,” Amanda 

said. “But we had everything 

you could have at home and 

lots of people checking on 

ing this event to local children 

for more than 15 years, 

this year will be even more 

special as the fire department 

and Confluence Center join 

forces to offer the children the 

best Easter Egg Hunt experience 

possible. 

The event is free and 

open to the public. Free refreshments 

will also be available. 

Located one-half mile 

east of Fort Buford, the Missouri-Yellowstone 

Confluence Interpretive Center 

tells the story of the 

confluence of these two 

mighty rivers, as well as pro- 

18 th Annual Sons Of Norway 

Dance Workshop March 28-29 

Enighed Lodge of Sons of Norway is hosting the 18 th 

Annual District 4 Folk Dance Workshop in Watford City on 

Friday and Saturday, March 28-29. 

All events for the workshop will be held at the Civic Center/Veterans 

Memorial Building. District 4 involves lodges 

from North Dakota, Montana and part of Canada. 

Bob Halmes, Red Lodge, MT, will be the instructor for 

the workshop. 

Registration begins at 4 p.m. on Friday, followed by a 

dinner and dancing. 

Saturday begins with a breakfast and then dancing. The 

banquet will be Saturday at 6 p.m. followed by the Grand 

March and a dance. Music will be provided by “Ramblin 

Notes” accordion players from the Williston area. The Grand 

March is a fun event to watch as all the dancers will be 

dressed in their Norwegian attire. 

The public is invited to come and watch the dancing. 

her.” Both children were on 

oxygen for several months, 

James until two weeks after 

Nicole came home, and 

Nicole until October. 

James now weighs 18 

lbs. and Nicole weighs 13. 

“They’re perfect now,” 

Amanda proudly stated. “The 

doctor said he had never 

seen what she (Nicole) went 

through and she came out so 

perfect. But we had a lot of 

doctors and a lot of help!” 

Amanda believes that 

the March of Dimes is the 

reason why her twins survived 

and are thriving. “I am 

absolutely thankful that we 

have it,” she said. “The surfactant 

for premie lungs was 

developed by them. I read 

and did everything I could to 

help prevent a premature 

delivery, but March of Dimes 

research helped my babies 

survive a very early delivery.” 

“My life has changed, 

and all for the best,” Amanda 

said. ”I look at life and babies 

vides the same magnificent 

view that Lewis and Clark 

Expedition members enjoyed 

when they visited in 

1805 and 1806. One of the 

facility’s unique features is a 

large replica of a compass 

that the explorers carried on 

their 1803-06 expedition. 

Located in the center of the 

facility’s rotunda, it measures 

James & Nicole 

Murphy of Circle 

with a different perspective. I 

became a blood donor because 

of my daughter and I’m 

very thankful to a lot of people 

out there.” 

Amanda will have a 

team in the March of Dimes 

Walkamerica to be held in 

Sidney on Saturday, April 19 

at the Richland County Fairgrounds. 

Joining her will be 

her mom, her mother-in-law, 

her sister, her aunt plus at 

least two more individuals 

from the Circle community. 

She has been busy getting 

the word out and is hoping to 

recruit more walkers and 

more donations to this very 

worth cause. “It’s a way to give 

back to March of Dimes,” she 

explained. The money raised 

goes to research–to help 

someone else’s babies like 

they helped mine.” 

eight feet in diameter and 

faces true north, just as Lewis 

and Clark would have 

looked north when they were 

at the same site 200 years 

ago. The rotunda area includes 

three large murals 

featuring quotes from the 

Lewis and Clark Journals, 

and paintings of the Missouri 

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Redman Benefit Barn 

Dance Saturday 

The Forever Buds 4-H Club invites all 4-H families and 

4-H alumni to the Redman Benefit barn dance this Saturday, 

March 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Michael Jepsen’s shop. 

There will be a chili feed with a free will donation. 

For more details, contact the Richland County Extension 

office at 406-433-1206. 

Sidney Kiwanis To 

Sponsor Easter Movie 

The Sidney Kiwanis Club is hosting its annual Easter 

movie for elementary and younger kids this Saturday at the 

Sidney Middle School at 1 p.m. 

Treats and supervision will be provided. 

Fairview Chamber To 

Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt 

The Fairview Chamber of Commerce will host its annual 

Easter Egg Hunt Thursday, March 20 at noon. Bring your little 

ones to Sharbono Park for lots of fun, eggs and prizes.

2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2008 

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Reduction Through March 2008 

New Construction 

Excellent 

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Property! 

Built in 1967, this one owner property has been well 

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and water softners. The property is Located near central 

park and within walking distance to downtown. 

Priced at $97,500 

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 

NEW CONSTRUCTION! 

Cherry cabinets, wood floor in the dining room, 2 

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the lower level. 9 foot walls, 2 bedrooms, 3/4 bath, 

large family room and storage area. 

Priced at $250,000 

Call Jim Nelson 

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There are rooms for an office, loading room or excercise 

room and an area that could be used just for 

storage. Off street parking for the boat and camper. 

2,800 square feet of living space located in south 

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Licensed in Montana and North Dakota 

Thank You 

since 

1973 

Thank you all our neighbors, friends & 

fire departments, volunteers from both 

Fairview & Sidney that responded to the 

fire threatening our farm stead & 

grasslands March 12, 2008. 

Rapid response to a fire fueled by high 

winds most certainly minimized the 

potential damage. 

We are fortunate to have such dedicated 

citizens in our community. 

Thanks again! 

Kirk, Marvin & Dorothy Wamback 

OBITUARIES 

William (Bill) Bottke, 74, 

Alexander, ND 

William (Bill) Bottke, 74, Alexander, ND, passed away 

Tuesday, March 11, 2008 at McKenzie County Hospital, 

Watford City, ND. 

His funeral was celebrated Saturday, March 15, at 11 

a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, Alexander. Rev. Tim Swenson, 

Trinity Lutheran Church, officiated and interment followed in 

Union Cemetery, Alexander. 

Condolences may be e-mailed to the family at 

efh@everesonfh.com 

Everson Funeral Home, Williston, ND, was in charge of 

arrangements. 

DRESSER OIL TOOLS, INC. 

2650 South Central, Sidney 

Ph 406-433-2250 Fax 406-433-2251 

RedWing Boots & Shoes 

Baffin Boots-Steel toe winter boots 

Hydraulic Hose Building & Fittings 

White Bear winter apparel coats 

check out our website at: 

www.dresseroiltools.com 

STATISTICS 

Lake Water Level Reports 

Fort Peck Sakakawea 

Current Elevation .....................2196.90 ............... 1807.3 

Last Week’s Elev. .....................2198.83 ............... 1807.6 

One Year Ago ...........................2196.90 ............... 1807.8 

Release For Day (C.F.S.) .........5000 .................... 12,000 

Watford City Weather Data 

Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network 

Date High Low Precip Wheat Average 

........................................... AGDD Soil Temp. 

March 10 ....58 ..... 27 .... 0.00 .......... na ..................... 33 







Sidney Weather Data 

Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center 

Date High Low Precip. 

March 10 ............ 59 .................. 22 ............................ 0 







Average YTD Precipitation ......................................... 1.00 

2008 YTD Precipitation .............................................. 0.31 

Montana Auction Markets Report 

Source: Sidney Livestock, Sidney MT 

Week of:3-12-08 

Number Sold: 503 

Feeder Steers 

Medium & Large Frame 1 Average $ Maximum $ 

500 to 600 ........................ $ 116.86 ................. $ 115.25 

600 to 700 ........................ $ 98.09 ................... $ 104.00 

Feeder Heifers Average $ Maximum $ 

Medium & Large Frame 1 

500 to 600..........................$ 101.16...................$108.50 

600 to 700..........................$ 99.03...................$102.00 

700 to 900..........................$ 82.42...................$ 90.50 

Slaughter Cows Average $ Maximum $ 

Utility & Commercial......... $52.00 ................ $ 53.75 

Cutter ............................... $50.00 ................ $ 54.00 

Canner ............................. $45.00 ................. $48.00 

Slaughter Bulls ................. $58.00 ................ $ 64.25 

Remarks: slaughter cows steady to weak 

Slaughter bulls 2 lower 

700# & under very active 

800# plus under pressure 

Regency Acres Sale April 11 

Kathryn Ritter Barnier, 82, 

Bainville, MT 

Memorial services for Kathryn E. Ritter Barnier, 82, 

Bainville, MT, were at 11 a.m., Tuesday, March 18 at Sacred 

Heart Catholic Church, Bainville, with Father Frances 

Schreiber officiating. 

Interment was by cremation under the direction of 

Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney. Remembrances and condolences 

may be shared with the family at 

www.fulkersons.com. 

Kathryn Esther (Ritter) Barnier died on Thursday, March 

13, 2008, at her home in Bainville. 

Merrill Scholarship Apps Available 

The Monty and Bev Merrill scholarship, given through 

the Sidney Elks Lodge #1782, is available to any high school 

senior or current college student who is the child or grandchild 

of a Sidney Elks Lodge member. 

Applications are available at the Sidney Elks Lodge or 

the guidance counselor offices in Sidney, Fairview, Lambert 

and Savage high schools. 

For more information or questions call Ryan Laqua at 

406-433-4757. 

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. 

Richland County 

Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MDT Zone. 

Wed.,March 19 

3 p.m. — Ladies Auxiliary meeting, VFW. 

6:30-9 p.m. — Hunter Safety class, Sidney Library 

basement. 

Thurs., March 20 

12 p.m. — Easter Egg Hunt, Sharbono Park, Fairview. 

6 p.m. — Grief Recovery Support Group, Home 

Health & Hospice Office, 116 3rd Ave. NW. 

Newcomers welcome to join anytime. 

6:30-9 p.m. — Hunter Safety class, test & graduation 

Sidney Library basement. 

7 p.m. — Bingo, early bird at 6:45 p.m., Moose Lodge. 

8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room. 

Fri., March 21 

8 a.m. — Exec. Board meeting, Sidney Chamber office. 

10:30 a.m. — Richland County Library, storytime, 

children 3-6 yrs. old. For more info 406-433-1917. 

2 p.m. — Cooties meeting, VFW. 

5-7 p.m. — Knights of Columbus Fish Fry, St. 

Matthew’s Parish Center. Everyone welcome, $7/ 

person or $25/family. 

Sat., March 22 

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. 

1 p.m. — Kiwanis Easter Movie, Sidney Middle School, 

Free for elementary & younger children. 

Sun., March 23 

8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church 


Mon., March 24 

12 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church 


6 p.m. — Voice of Democracy Awards Potluck, VFW. 

Tues., March 25 

3:30-7:30 p.m. — Pre-school Screening, Central 

School. Call for appointment @ 433-4080 during 

school hours, 488-4075 eves. or for more info. 

call 433-4251. 

McKenzie County 

Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CDT Zone. 

Wed., March 19 

10 a.m. — Chamber Coffee, Watford City High School 

Commons Area, sponsored by Hot Lunch 

Program. 

5 p.m. — Weight Loss Group meeting, Hospital staff 

meeting room. 

7 p.m. — Pinochle, Watford City Eagles Club. 

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. 

Thurs., March 20 

2:30 p.m. — Joyce Schoenborn birthday party, Good 

Shepherd Home activity room.

Prepare An 

Prepare An 

Rhodes Dough 

19 oz. Pull A Parts or 17.5-48 oz. 

Original or Anytime! Rolls Asst. 

(Excludes 60 Second) 

Powdered 

or Brown 

Sugar 

Western Family 32 oz. (Excludes Dark Brown) 

Coke 

12 pk. Cans Reg. or Diet 

Budweiser 

Beer 

$ 12 99 

2 $ 6 for 

Cool Whip 

8 oz. Whipped Topping Asst. 

Cabernet, Chardonay, Merlot, Moscato 

1.5 liter 

$ 599 Prime Rib Roast 

Bone-in Beef 

Bone-in Reg. or 

Brown Sugar 

5-9.2 oz. Beef, Pork, 

Chicken or Tuna Asst. 

Nalley Pickles 

46 oz. Baby Banquet Dills, Garlic Dill & Onion 

Petities, Bread & Butter Cucumber Chips 

Western Family 16 oz. Quarters Sweet Cream 

Butter 

2for 

$ 4 

ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2008 3 

99 $ 187 Crisp 

lb. 

¢ $ 129 99 ¢ 

3 

for 

$ 10 

18 pk. Bottles Bud, Bud Light or Select 

Twin Valley Wine 

$ 5 99 

lb. 

Spiral Sliced Hams 

$ 2 99 

Cream Cheese 

Western Family 

8 oz. Brick Original 

99 ¢ 

Cafe Chardonnay, Cafe Zinfandel, 

Sauvignon Blanc, Hearty Burgundy, 

White Merlot or White Zin 

Twin Valley Wine 

1.5 liter 

$ 499 Dole Celery 

Large Eggs 

50 oz. Liquid Asst. 

$ 6 49 

Sale effective Wed., March 19 - Tues., March 25, 2008 

Open 

Easter Sunday 

8a.m. - 1 p.m. 

Feast! 

Strawberries 

1lb pkg. 

2 $ 5 for 

each 

Western Family 12 

pk. Grade AA 

2 $ 3 for 

Tide 2X Detergent 

Michelob Beer 

6 pk Bottles 

$ 4 99 

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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


11am - 2pm • 4 -7:30 pm M-F Sat & Sun 11am - 4pm 

Sunday Buffet 11am - 2:30pm 

202 East Main, Sidney, MT 433-4554 

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• Sports Injuries DOT Physicals 

Personal Injuries & Pain Conditions 

HAPPY EASTER! 

OPEN 11am - 3pm 

Enjoy Our Buffet! 

Adults - $ 8.65 

Seniors - $ 7.70 

Kids 6-12 - $ 6.50 

Kids 2-5 - $ 4.40 

10 pc. Meal 

$ 21 99 

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11 - 2 Daily 

Sandwich $ 1.70 

Combo $ 4.35 

Kids Under 2 - 

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Salad Bar Only - $ 6.50 

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• Massage • Reflexology • Ionic Foot Detox • EFT 

• Quantum Touch® • REIKI • Naturopathic Health Consulting 

• Organic & Natural Health & Body Products, 

Teas & Coffees 

Open Mon - Sat • 9AM - 5:30PM 

Village Sq. Mall • Sidney • (406) 433-LEAF(5323) 

Attention Ladies 

Its been a long winter so come & enjoy a little T.L.C. & 

at the same time help support our pool! 

Saturday, March 29 

10am - 3pm 

St. Catherine’s Catholic Church 

Free 

Admission! 

Fairview 

Fairview, MT 

Fling 

Everyone 

Welcome! 

Stop In & Check Out What’s 

New For Spring! 

Cammie Seader, Massage & Avon 

Rachel Schipman, Silphada Designs 

The Oasis Greenhouse 

Billie Buxbaum, Humbillie Stitched 

Randy Logan, Dragonfly Designs 

Kim Wentzel, Candle Lite 

Sarah Reidle, Gifts & More 

Lynnette Mitchell, Pampered Chef 

Angela Gustafsen, Aurbon 

Erin Hagel, Manicures 

Relay For Life 

Trish Buxbaum, Signature Homes Zion Luther Lites 

Sara Bartels, Upper Case Living 

Susan Wright, Party Lite 

Savor the Flavor (Jason Cayko Benefit Cook Book) 

Each Vendor 

Will Be Making 

A Donation To 

The New Water 

Toy Fund. 

Stop by & see all the new & exciting items for Mother’s 

Day or Graduation gifts, or just to pamper yourself! 

WCCU Holds 70 th 

Annual Meeting 

Members and guests attended Western Cooperative 

Credit Union's 70 th Annual Meeting on Tuesday, March 11, at 

the Airport International Inn, Williston. 

Dean Carlson, Williston, was re-elected to serve on the 

board of directors. Other board members are Dave Hauser 

and Larry Schilke, Williston; Larry Novak, Alexander; and 

Gina Karsky, Dickinson. Jordis Larvick, Williston, was reelected 

to serve on the supervisory committee. 

Western Cooperative Credit Union President CEO 

Melanie Stillwell, presented Service Awards to Information 

Systems Manager Kim Bickler, 25 years; Compliance Manager 

Susan Brokaw, 20 years; Member Service Representative 

Lisa Soiseth, 15 years; and Wal-Mart Supercenter 

Assistant Branch Manager Tara Brunelle, 5 years. 

Members and guests also attended the membership 

meeting held Monday, March 10 at the Elks Club in Dickinson. 

Todd Berger and Ken Davis were re-elected to serve on the 

advisory board. The advisory board serves as a link between 

members in the Dickinson and Hebron areas, and the board 

of directors. 

WCCU is a $142 million full-service financial institution 

with its main office in Williston, branch offices in Dickinson. 

WCCU also has one branch in Hebron, ND. WCCU employs 

70 people in its offices. 

Sunrise Valley Event 

To Be Held In Sidney 

Just days away, Ron Evitt, known as “A Preacher in the Patch, 

Oil Patch that is”, and team will be presenting “The SUNRISE VAL- 

LEY Event” in Sidney, on March 27- 30, at the Sidney Middle School 

Auditorium, at 7 p.m. nightly. 

The SUNRISE VALLEY Event, where “everyone is invited”, will 

be the 23 rd event of its kind presented in western North Dakota and 

eastern Montana beginning in 2000. Since then the program has 

developed into an event of encouragement, full of laughs, and an 

opportunity to take a look at yourself from a different point of view. 

Ron Evitt is confident that, “People spend too much time on the 

sidelines watching other people move ahead.” Evitt says, “This event 

is geared to people who want to make the most out of life.” The event 

consists of a wide variety of singers and bands, with a different 

program each night. Singers and musicians are coming from Williston, 

ND, Minneapolis, MN, and even from the North Country, La Crete, 

Canada. 

Evitt is sure that “We have something for everyone,” with variety 

ranging from country, bluegrass, a cappella and contemporary 

music, to a special encourager/comedian all the way from Nashville, 

TN. And can you believe it? The HIGH VALLEY Band was 

intercepted on the way to a recording session in Nashville; they too 

are headed to Sidney. 

A special friend, Londa Lundstrom Ramsey, is coming also; 

she is the daughter of Lowell Lundstrom who had a TV and radio 

program in our area years ago. Come as you are. Refreshments 

will be served nightly. Everyone is welcome. For any questions call 

Ron Evitt, 701-770-0200 or email at rrevitt7@nemont.net. 

Bon Appetit 

Our Easter 

buffet comes 

complete with all the 

trimmings. It’s a classic 

spread of your favorite 

dishes & accompaniments, 

to be enjoyed without the 

usual cleanup. 

Easter Buffet 

Sunday, March 23 • 11am - 2pm 

Reservations Recommended 

Wide Variety of 

Entrees, Salads, 

& Desserts! 

433-7460

Public Hearing Scheduled For Highway 

U.S. 2 Environmental Assessment 

The Montana Department 

of Transportation (MDT) 

is holding a formal public 

hearing to discuss a proposal 

to four-lane U.S. 2 from 

Culbertson to the North Dakota 

state line. Two hearing 

dates will be held: one on 

Monday, March 24 at the 

Culbertson Town Hall, 210 

Broadway and the other on 

Tuesday, March 25 at the 

Bainville School, 409 

Tubman. 

An open house will begin 

at 6 p.m. with an informational 

presentation at 6:30 

p.m. Project staff will take 

questions to clarify the understanding 

of the EA, and then 

will proceed to a formal public 

hearing. The presentation 

will summarize the project 

history, present the Preferred 

Alternative, and describe the 

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River landscape by Colonel 

Philippe Régis de Trobriand, 

commanding officer of Fort 

Stevenson near present-day 

Garrison, ND, in the late 

1860s. 

The Confluence Center 

is open year-round. Its winter 

hours are now in effect, 

and are from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 

Wednesdays-Saturdays, 

and 1-5 p.m. Sundays. It is 

closed on New Year’s Day, 

Easter, Thanksgiving and 

Christmas. Admission to the 

Center’s exhibits is $5 per 

environmental process. The 

presentation will be identical 

on both evenings. 

Because of the potential 

impacts of the roadway improvements, 

the project will 

be developed using a formal 

process known as an Environmental 

Assessment (EA). 

The EA study area encompasses 

approximately 

22 miles of roadway along 

U.S. 2 from the junction with 

MT 16 north in Culbertson, 

east to the North Dakota state 

line. 

The purpose for the 

hearing is to present the Preferred 

Alternative and gather 

formal public comment. 

Community participation is a 

very important part of the process, 

and the public is encouraged 

to attend. 

Oral or written opinions, 

Interpretive Center 

Easter Egg Hunt . . . 

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207 2nd Ave. N.W., Sidney • 433-4999 

adult, $2.50 per child, ages 

6-15, and children 5 and under 

are admitted free. 

Free admission to all 

sites administered by the 

State Historical Society of 

North Dakota (SHSND) is 

one of the many benefits for 

members of the SHSND 

Foundation. Others include a 

15% discount on museum 

store purchases, and the 

quarterly publications North 

Dakota History and Plains 

Talk. To become a member, 

call the Foundation at 701- 

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703 E. Main • Sidney 

406-433-3410 

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Sat 10-4 

Restaurant 

Lounge & 

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OPEN 

8 a.m. 

Daily 

comments, and concerns 

may be presented at the 

public hearing. Alternatively, 

written comments may also 

be submitted to Tom Martin, 

MDT Environmental Services, 

2701 Prospect Ave., 

PO Box 201001, Helena, MT 

59620-1001, or online at 

http://www.mdt.mt.gov/ 

pubinvolve/eis_ea.shtml. The 

review period for the EA will 

conclude on April 4, 2008. All 

public comments are due by 

April 4, 2008. All comments 

will be compiled and directly 

addressed during the next 

phase of the process. 

The purpose of the proposed 

action is to ensure 

system continuity and roadway 

configuration consistency 

with existing segments 

of the Theodore Roosevelt 

Expressway and north/south 

connecting corridors. 

In addition to satisfying 

the need for system continuity, 

a four-lane facility would 

also provide benefits related 

to improved level of service, 

improved safety, support for 

anticipated economic 

growth, and updated roadway 

design. 

HKM Engineering, Inc., 

a consulting firm from Helena, 

has been hired to conduct 

a formal environmental 

assessment (EA) and examine 

all issues related to the 

proposed project. The process, 

development, requirements 

and schedule for the 

EA will be explained in detail. 

No decision will be made 

until the EA has been completed. 

New right-of-way will be 

required, and utility relocations 

may be required. 

People may view the EA 

online at www.mdt.mt.gov/ 

pubinvolve/eis_ea.shtml. 

MDT attempts to provide 

accommodations for any 

known disability that may interfere 

with a person participating 

in any service, program 

or activity of the department. 

Alternative accessible 

formats of this information will 

be provided upon request. 

For further information call 

Paul Grant at 406-444-9415 

or TTY 800-335-7592 or by 

calling Montana Relay at 

711. Accommodation requests 

must be made with in 

48 hours of hearing. 


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March 8 Competition Results 

Tae Kwon Do Winners 

Sidney Tae Kwon Do team members competing in Dickinson this weekend were front 

row (L to R): Nathan Wick Rudy Langwald, Josie Langwald, Myka Steinbeisser, Janelle 

Brien and Will Steinbeisser. Back row(L to R): Instructor David Albrecht and Beth 

Trumpower. 

Two students attended 

the 26 th Annual Park Invitational 

Tae Kwon Do Tournament 

at Billings West High 

School March 8. 

Sawyer Flynn, 11 & 12 

yr. old yellow belt division: 2 nd 

in forms & 3 rd in sparring. 

Jake Kunda, 8 to 10 yr. 

old green belt division: 2 nd in 

forms & 2 nd in sparring. 

Eight students attended 

22 nd Annual Jordheim’s Invi- 

tational Tournament in 

Dickinson, ND. 

Will Steinbeisser, 6 & 7 

yr. old yellow belt division: 4 th 

in forms & 3 rd in sparring. 

Myka Steinbeisser, 8 & 

9 yr. old yellow belt division: 

3 rd in forms & 2 nd in sparring. 

Janelle Brien, 8 & 9 yr. 

old yellow belt division: 4 th in 

forms & 1 st in sparring. 

Nathan Wick, 8 & 9 yr. 

old green belt division: 3 rd in 

forms & 1 st in sparring. 

Josie Langwald, 8 & 9 

yr. old green belt (tall) division, 

2 nd in forms & 3 rd in sparring. 

Lina Langwald, 8 & 9 yr. 

old green belt division: 1 st in 

forms & 3 rd in sparring. 

Rudy Langwald, 10 & 11 

yr. old green belt division: 3 rd 

in forms & 2 nd in sparring. 

Beth Trumpower, 15 to 

17 yr. old black belt division: 

2 nd in forms & 4 th in sparring. 

Jake Kunda at 26 th 

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MCTM Sidney Regional 2008 

First Place Winners 

Test ........................ # correct ................School .................. Students 

7 th & 8 th ................................. 23 ...........................Fairview ................ Morgan Taylor, Logan Kjos, Jace Taylor, 

Riley Reynolds. 

9 th & 10 th ............................ 12 ........................... Sidney .................. Ian Kessler, Hana Paladichuk, Amy 

Rassier, Sadie Steinbeisser. 

11 th & 12 th ......................... 16 ........................... Sidney .................. Nathan Roth, Courtney Peck, Cole 

Johnson, Desiree Turner. 

(7) Pot Luck ........... 15 ........................... Sidney .................. Abbe Byer 

(9)Prob Solv .......... 13 ...........................Culbertson ........... Trevor Waagen 

............................... 13 ...........................Culbertson ........... Marcus Gilbertson 

............................... 13 ........................... Savage ................. Tate Buxcel 

9 th Dim & Shapes .. 14 ........................... Sidney .................. Sadie Steinbeisser 

............................... 14 ...........................Fairview ................ Blake Reynolds 

............................... 14 ...........................Culbertson ........... Marcus Gilbertson 

............................... 14 ........................... Richey.................. Jennifer Trotter 

9 th Applied .............. 21 ........................... Sidney .................. Sadie Steinbeisser 

10 th Applied ............ 25 (100%) ..............Sidney .................. Alyssa Kessel 

10 th Prob Solving ... 16 ........................... Lambert ................ Patrick Billingsley 

............................... 16 ...........................Culbertson ........... Joni Ruffatto 

10 th Intermediate ... 19(100%) ...............Sidney .................. Ian Kessler 

11 th Advanced ....... 15 ........................... Sidney .................. Tyler Keller 

11 th Finite ............... 13 ........................... Richey.................. Naomi Jensen 

11 th Senior ............. 12 ........................... Sidney .................. Jessie Gifford 

12 th Senior ............. 15 ........................... Sidney .................. Alyssa Peck 

12 th Scholarship .... 9 ............................. Sidney .................. Cerina Azure 

12 th Finite ............... 15 ........................... Sidney .................. Cerina Azure 

Scholarship Awards: $200 each 

Cerina Azure, Sidney, 37 points; Cole Johnson, Sidney, 31 points 

Individuals earning superior rankings on all three tests: 

9 th grade: Marcus Gilbertson, Culbertson; Blake Reynolds, Fairview; Jennifer Trotter, Richey; 

Sadie Steinbeisser, Sidney. 

10 th grade: James Collins, Ian Kessler, Blair Troudt, Alyssa Kessel, Hana Paladichuk and 

Brian Redman, Sidney. 

11 th grade: Matt Klose, Fairview; Tyler Keller, Sidney; Naomi Jensen, Richey. 

12 th grade: Cerina Azure, Sidney. 

7 th & 8 th Grade Division Math Champs 

(L to R): Riley Reynolds, Logan Kjos, Jace Taylor and Morgan Taylor. 

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Math Competition Winners 

Sidney hosted the annual Montana Council of Teachers & Mathematics Regional 

Competition last week. There were 12 area schools and 385 kids that participated. 

The top 7 th & 8 th grade team was from Fairview and the top 9 th , 10 th , 11 th and 12 th 

grade teams were from Sidney. 11 th & 12 th Grade Division Math Champs (L to R): 

are Courtney Peck, Cole Johnson, Nathan Roth and Desiree Turner. 

9 th & 10 th Grade Division Math Champs 

(L to R): Ian Kessler, Amy Rassier, Sadie Steinbeisser and Hana Paladichuk. 

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McKenzie Co. 4-H Livestock Teams Complete Season 

The McKenzie County 

4-H Livestock Judging 

Teams completed their season 

at the 2008 North Dakota 

State 4-H Livestock Judging 

Contest held March 8 in conjunction 

with the North Dakota 

Winter Show, Valley City. 

The Junior Division 

team completed their year in 

5th place overall out of 16 

teams that participated. The 

Junior team also finished 4th 

in beef classes, 5th in swine 

classes, 10th in sheep 

classes and 12 th in oral reasons. 

In addition to the team 

placings, team members 

compete for individual 

awards. Junior Division team 

members and their individual 

placings included: Seth 

Obritsch - 12 th overall and 5th 

in beef classes; Saige 

Feilmeier - 21 st overall and 

14 th in swine classes; Konner 

Chinn - 26 th overall and 14 th 

in swine classes; Breann 

Obritsch - 37 th overall; Josh 

Rockeman - 63 rd overall; and 

Gus Nelson - 66 th overall. 

For those unfamiliar 

with the process, competitive 

livestock judging involves the 

ranking of four head of livestock 

per class with a contest 

usually consisting of two 

classes of beef, sheep and 

swine. In addition, oral reasons 

are given by contest 

participants on each species 

in order to demonstrate their 

abilities to observe and rank 

the livestock as well as 

evaluate their ability to speak 

in public. 

The Senior Division 

team completed their season 

in 8th place overall out of 11 

teams participating. The Senior 

Team also finished 5th 

in beef classes, 6th in sheep 

classes, 7th in oral reasons 

and 9th in swine classes. 

Senior Division team 

members and their individual 

finishes included: Kelli Chinn 

- 4th overall, 4th in both beef 

and sheep classes, 7th in 

oral reasons and 13 th in 

swine classes; Michael 

Pacheco - 34 th overall; 

Hayes Feilmeier - 39 th overall; 

and Ryan Monsen - 42 nd 

overall and 10th in sheep 

classes. 

For the entire season, 

the Junior Division team finished 

with two seconds, one 

third and two fifths in the five 

contests they competed 

while the Senior Division 

team had a first, third, fourth, 

fifth and eighth in their five 

contests. 

2008 McKenzie Co. Livestock Judging Teams 

Front row (L to R): Konner Chinn, Seth Obritsch, Breann Obritsch and Josh 

Rockeman. Back row (L to R): Hayes Feilmeier, Kelli Chinn, Saige Feilmeier, 

Michael Pacheco, Gus Nelson and Ryan Monsen. 

Marketing Value-Added Products: 

Where Do I Sell All This Stuff? 

By Dale W. Naze 

NDSU Extension Agent 

McKenzie County 

Are you considering 

adding a value-added product 

to your agricultural business? 

Want to learn what 

makes one value-added 

product a cash generator 

and another product a 

money pit? Join Extension’s 

Entrepreneurs and Their 

Communities team for an 

online workshop on 

Wednesday, March 26 from 

12:30-1:30 p.m. CT. 

The topic will be “Marketing 

Value-added Products: 

Where do I sell all this 

stuff?” The presenter for this 

session will be Ginger S. 

Myers, regional extension 

marketing specialist with 

Maryland Cooperative Extension. 

Myers has over 25 

years of experience in agri- 

business and small farm production. 

She has worked as 

an agricultural marketing 

specialist in Maryland since 

1999. 

No pre-registration is 

required and there is no fee 

to participate. About 10 minutes 

prior to the start time simply 

go to the Adobe Connect 

Pro meeting room at http:// 

connect.extension.iastate.edu/ 

ecop/. You will be presented 

with a login screen that has 

an “Enter as Guest” option. 

Enter your first name, last 

name and state, then click 

“Enter Room” to join the conference. 

To hear the audio of the 

workshop and participate in 

the Q&A portion of the workshop 

they will be using a 

built-in teleconferencing capability 

of Adobe’s Connect 

Pro conferencing software. 

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T2826B 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Crew 4x4 Diesel, 6 speed, 17,500 miles was $30,490 NOW $29,890 

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Schow-Poole 

Announce 

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of their daughter, Jeana 

Schow, to Eric Poole, son of 

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TO ALL WHO MADE OUR 2008 BANQUET 

OUR MOST SUCCESSFUL BANQUET YET! 

• Sidney Country Club 

Pam Radke & Staff 

Lee Halverson 

Orville Mjelstad 

Steve Pust Habitat Work 

Kerry O’Dell Printing & Farming 

Sidney Herald 

Roundup 

Doug Lang 

Our Auction Was A Success With Your 

Merchandise Underwriting! 

East-Mont Enterprises, Inc. 

UBC 

Stockhill Jewelers 

White Drug 

ElectricLand/Radio Shack 

Johnson Hardware & Furniture 

Valley Motors 

Elk River Printing 

B&P Ammo 

Richland County Pheasants Forever 

Bob & Barrie Crandall 

Dawn Biebl 

Gordy Rambur, Montana Turf ‘N Wheels 

Richland Pump & Supply 

Scott Herman, Herman Woodworking 

2009 “Weekend Warrior” Toy Hauler 

2008 Cruiser 

5th Wheels! 

A Most Special 

Thanks To All Of Those 

Who Attended & Bought 

So Much From 

The Auction! 

We’re Greatful For The 

Cash Donations In 

Support Of Our Chapter! 

Nick Jones Real Estate 

Parka, Inc. 

Beagle Properties 

Carol Nankivel 

Ryan Laqua, Chiropractor 

Brenner & Averett & Co., PC 

Seitz Insurance 

Sidney Tax Service 

Mid Rivers Communications 

Big Sky Siding & Windows 

Stockman Bank 

Eagle Country Ford 

JB Real Estate 

A Heartfelt Thanks To Our Committee. 

Your Dedication Is Appreciated! 

Bob Crandall, President 

George Biebl, Habitat Chairman 

Bill Nankivel, Treasurer 

Gordy Rambur, Fundraising & Promotion 

Ross Farber, Dawson County 

Representative 

Kraig Paulson, Pheasants Forever 

Habitat Specialist 

Dan Hare, Pheasants Forever Regional 

Biologist (Helena, MT) 

ies education. She is currently 

employed by Advance 

Food Company, Oklahoma 

City, OK. Eric is a senior mechanical 

engineering student 

currently attending Oklahoma 

Christian University 

and will graduate in April 

2009. 

An Aug. 8 wedding is 

planned in Portland, OR. 

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Restoring Stained Glass 

Windows 

Shown (L to R) are Bill Forrester, George Swenson and 

John Bock, members of Peoples Congregational Church, 

Sidney, cleaning and restoring two stained glass windows 

from the churche's original historic landmark church. The 

Peoples Congregational Church is celebrating its centennial 

anniversary this year. 

SAFFLOWER TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL 

FAIRVIEW AG PROCESSING 

IS NOW CONTRACTING… 

STI has purchased the former Fairview Bean and Seed facilities in Fairview Montana 

and is licensed and bonded in Montana and North Dakota. STI specializes in safflower, 

with a host of new and improved varieties along with traditional varieties to offer. Two 

new Hybrid lines “huge yield advantages”; Cardinal “100-400 pounds per acre 

higher yields with improved disease resistance over other varieties”; MonDak “The 

New Oleic”, improved disease resistance, test weight and yield over older Montola 

varieties. STI is taking deliveries to Fairview and offering off farm pickups. STI will also 

be contracting Finch, Montola varieties, California Oleic, S-541, and NutraSaff. STI 

will be buying limited amounts of sunflowers, soybeans, corn, wheat and barley. 

Contract Features: “TOTAL PRODUCTION/ACT OF GOD; PAYMENT WITHIN 

30 DAYS OF DELIVERY; STORAGE INCENTIVES, FREIGHT INCENTIVES” 

Contract Prices: SAFFLOWER/SUNFLOWER CONTRACTS RANGING 

FROM 27-30¢ PER POUND. CALL FOR NON GMO & GMO 

SOYBEAN PRICES. 

New Varieties: Advantages: 

**Hybrid Safflower 200-800 lbs/acre 

higher yields 

Highly drought tolerant 

Extremely high test 

weights 

NutraSaff Safflower Good yielder 

No color discounts 

No oil discounts 

**Opportunities for seed producers to raise planting seed. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

CALL 

517-719-5418 or 701-770-3457 

OR EMAIL 

mbergman@safflowertech.com

Lunch 

Menus 

Richey Schools 

Wed., March 19: Hot dog/ 

Polish dog bar, chips, fruit 

cocktail. 

Thurs., March 20: Beef 

strips, French fries, oranges. 

Fri., March 21: NO 

SCHOOL. 

Mon., March 24: NO 

SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: Wiener 

wraps, baked beans, 

applesauce, brownies. 

Sidney Schools 

Wed., March 19: Chicken 

patty w/bun, scalloped potatoes, 

peaches. 

Thurs., March 20: Pepperoni 

pizza, tossed salad, 

pineapple tidbits. 


SCHOOL. 

Rau School 

Wed., March 19: Meatballs, 

potatoes/gravy, green 

beans. 

Thurs., March 20: Chicken 

& rice casserole, peas & 

carrots, pineapple tidbits. 


SCHOOL. 

Savage Schools 

Wed., March 19: Beef stew, 

fruit cocktail, cookie. 

Thurs., March 20: Tostado, 

mixed veggies, pears. 


SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: Chicken, 

mashed potatoes/gravy, 

peas, apricots. 

E. Fairview School 

Wed., March 19: Taco in a 

bag, refried beans, orange, 

veggies. 

Thurs., March 20 : Chicken 

burger, chips, salad, 

brownie, apple. 


SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: Chicken 

nuggets, rice, green beans, 

pears, bun. 

Culbertson School 

Wed., March 19: Hamburgers, 

hash browns, grapes, 

cookie. 

Thurs., March 20: NO 

SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: NO 

SCHOOL. 

Lambert School 

Wed., March 19: Polish sausage, 

au gratin potatoes, 

corn, raisins, bun. 

Thurs., March 20: Super 

nachos, fresh veggies. 


SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: Tacos, 

fresh veggies. 

Fairview School 

Wed., March 19: Ham, 

mashed potatoes w/ gravy, 

corn, fruit salad, dessert. 

Thurs., March 20: Hamburger 

stroganoff over 

noodles, peas, fruit, bread. 


SCHOOL. 


SCHOOL. 

Tues., March 25: Soup & 

sandwich, raw veggies, fruit, 

dessert. 

#G548A 2001 Chevy Suburban 2500, 

128,000 Miles 

$14,995 

$319.73* Per Mo./48 mo. 

#U744A 2005 Ford Focus ZX, 

52,000 Miles 

$10,995 

$193.39* per mo./60 mo. 

#G794A 2001 Chevy 1500 Ext. Cab, 

103,000 Miles 

$13,995 

$298.41* per mo./48 mo. 

#C9525A 2002 Chevy Trailblazer, 

137,000 Miles 

$10,995 

$234.44* per mo./48 mo. 

#P827A 2002 Ford Expedition, 

94,000 Miles 

$11,995 

$255.77* per mo./48 mo. 

#G506C 2006 Chevy Cobalt, 

36,000 Miles 

$12,995 


#U752B 2002 Chevy Malibu, 

41,000 Miles 

$10,995 


#B784A 2003 Ford Expedition, 

92,000 Miles 

$13,995 

$298.41* per mo./48 mo. 

#U388B 2002 Ford Windstar, 

48,000 Miles 

$9,995 

$175.80* per mo./60 mo. 

#U481A 2004 Olds Bravada, 

59,000 Miles 

$15,995 

$281.33** per mo./60 mo. 

#U551B 2005 Cadillac Deville, 

50,000 miles 

$18,995 

$334.09* per mo./60 mo. 

#U588A 2004 Chrysler Pacifica, 

37,000 Miles 

$16,995 

$298.92* per mo./60 mo. 

#C226A 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad 

Cab, 91,000 Miles 

$15,995 

$281.33* per mo./60 mo. 

#U755A 2007 Hyundai Sonata SE, 

28,000 miles 

$16,995 

$258.43* per mo./72 mo. 

#U773A 2006 Pontiac Vibe, 

19,000 miles 

$14,995 

$226.54* per mo./72 mo. 

#U777A 2004 Buick Rainier, 

66,000 miles 

$15,995 

$281.33* per mo./60 mo. 

#U798A 2004 Chevy S10 Blazer, 

34,000 miles 

$14,995 

$263.74* per mo./60 mo. 

#U810A 2007 Chevy Uplander, 

30,000 miles 

$16,995 

$256.75* per mo./72 mo. 

#U746A 

2005 Chevy 

Malibu LS, 

54,000 Miles 

$10,995 

GM Certified 

$181.79** 

per mo./60 mo. 

#U728B 

2005 Chevy 

Impala, 

40,000 miles 

$14,995 

GM Certified 

$247.93** 


#C181A 2002 Ford F150 Super Crew, 

94,000 miles 

$12,995 

$277.09* per mo./48 mo. 

#C675B 2003 Ford F150 Ext. Cab, 

58,000 miles 

$18,995 

$334.12* per mo./60 mo. 

#G513A 2002 GMC Yukon XL, 

97,000 miles 

$16,995 

$362.38* per mo./48 mo. 

#C695B 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 

47,000 Miles 

$17,995 

$316.53* per mo./60 mo. 

#C886A 2003 Chevy 1500 Ext. Cab, 

65,000 miles 

$17,995 

$316.53* per mo./60 mo. 

#G892B 2003 Chevy 1500 Ext. Cab, 

45,000 miles 

$18,995 

$334.12* per mo./60 mo. 

#U905A 2007 Chevy Cobalt, 

25,000 miles 

$15,995 

$281.67* per mo./72 mo. 

#B640A 2003 Cadillac Deville, 

69,000 miles 

$14,995 

$263.76* per mo./60 mo. 

#U796B 2001 Chevy 1500 Ext. Cab, 

96,000 miles 

$13,995 

$298.43* per mo./48 mo. 

#U701C 2003 Lincoln Town Car, 

44,000 miles 

$15,995 

$281.35* per mo./60 mo. 

#U962B 2006 Hyundai Sonata, 

50,000 miles 

$12,995 

$228.58* per mo./60 mo. 

#U934A 2005 Chevy Equinox LT AWD, 

25,000 miles 

$18,995 

$286.99* per mo./72 mo. 

#U939A 2005 Buick LeSabre Custom, 

21,000 miles 

$16,995 

$256.77* per mo./72 mo. 

#U941A 2004 Pontiac Bonneville SLE, 

48,000 miles 

$17,995 

$316.53* per mo./60 mo. 

#U952A 2005 Buick LeSabre Custom, 

29,000 miles 

$16,995 

$256.77* per mo./72 mo. 

#C871A 2004 Chevy Avalanche LT, 

116,000 miles 

$15,995 

$281.33* per mo./60 mo. 

#G9729A 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 

43,000 miles 

$14,995 

$263.74* per mo./60 mo. 

#U898B 2005 Ford 500 AWD, 

59,000 miles 

$16,995 

$298.94* per mo./60 mo. 

#U955A 

2007 Chevy 

Malibu Maxx, 

30,000 Miles 

$15,995 

GM Certified 

$264.47** 


#U915A 

2004 GMC 

Envoy XL, 

36,000 miles 

$20,995 

GM Certified 

$347.14** 


1801 2nd Ave. W. 

Williston, ND 

Call 

1-800-888-2927 or 

701-577-2927 

Hours: 

Mon. 8am-8pm 

Tues.-Fri. 8am-6pm 

Sat. 9am-5pm 


#U604A 

2006 Pontiac 

Grand Prix, 

34,000 Miles 

$17,995 

GM Certified 

$304.89*** 


#U911A 

2007 Pontiac 

Grand Prix GXP, 

15,000 miles 

$22,995 

GM Certified 

$389.60*** 


#U754A 2007 Dodge Nitro SXT, 

18,000 miles 

$19,995 

$302.07* per mo./72 mo. 

#U815A 2005 Mercury Mountaineer, 

15,000 miles 


$302.07* per mo./72 mo. 

#U844A 2006 Ford Explorer, 

22,000 miles 

$21,995 

$332.32* per mo./60 mo. 

G683A 2006 Jeep Commander, 

14,000 miles 

$20,995 

$317.21* per mo./72 mo. 

#U874A 2007 Buick Terraza, 

16,000 miles 

$21,995 

$332.29* per mo./72 mo. 

#C677B 2004 Chevy Tahoe, 

40,000 miles 

$22,995 

$404.45* per mo./60 mo. 

#C617A 2002 Chevy 2500HD Crew Cab 

Duramax, 

102,000 miles 

$21,995 

$386.86* per mo./60 mo. 

#K938B 2004 Chevy Avalanche LT, 

45,000 miles 

$23,995 

$422.04* per mo./60 mo. 

#C1010A 2006 GMC 1500 Ext. Cab, 

36,000 miles 

$25,995 

$392.72* per mo./72 mo. 

#C517A 2006 Honda Ridgeline, 

9,000 miles 

$26,995 

$407.83* per mo./72 mo. 

#U899A 2005 Cadillac Escalade, 

48,000 miles 

$33,995 

$513.58* per mo./72 mo. 

#U918A 2006 Cadillac SRX, 

34,000 miles 

$30,995 

$468.26* per mo./72 mo. 

#U960A 2007 Cadillac DTS, 

17,000 miles 

$30,995 

$468.26* per mo./72 mo. 

#U985A 2005 Cadillac Escalade ESV 

Platinum Edition, 41,000 miles 

$35,995 

$543.80* per mo./72 mo. 

#B1152A 2006 Buick Lucerne CXS 

16,000 Miles 

$23,995 

$362.50* per mo./72 mo. 

#G1033A 2005 Buick Terraza AWD 

28,000 Miles 


$302.07* per mo./72 mo. 

#C994A 2007 Chevy 1500 Crew Cab 

23,000 miles 

$31,995 

$483.37* per mo./72 mo. 

* Payments based on 6.45% APR. O.A.C., 10% down payment or trade allowance, tax, title, license & doc. fee extra. 

** Payments based on 3.9% APR, O.A.C. 10% down payment or trade allowance, tax, title, license & doc. fee extra, must finance with w GMAC. 

*** Payments based on 4.9%, O.A.C., 10% down payment or trade allowance, tax, title, license & doc. fee extra, must finance wit with h GMAC. 

#C1194A 2004 Chevy 1500 Ext. Cab 

50,000 miles 

$21,995 

$386.86* per mo./60 mo. 

#C1117A 2004 Chevy 2500 HD Crew Cab 

Duramax, 22,000 Miles 

$30,995 

$545.15* per mo./60 mo. 

#G546B 2006 Chevy Aveo 

29,000 miles 

$9,995 

$151.00* per mo./72 mo. 

#C9932 2003 Chevy Tracker 4x4 

48,000 miles 

$9,995 

$175.80* per mo./60 mo. 

#U1000B 2004 Chrysler 300M 

69,000 miles 

$13,995 

$246.15* per mo./60 mo. 

#U603B 2005 Dodge Stratus SXT 

37,000 miles 

$10,995 

$166.11* per mo./72 mo. 

#G11441 2006 Honda Civic 

15,000 miles 

$17,995 

$271.86* per mo./72 mo. 

#C1070A 2004 Chevy 1500 Crew Cab 

81,000 miles 

$17,995 

$316.50* per mo./60 mo. 

#G954A 2006 Chevy 1500 Crew cab 

19,000 miles 

$24,995 

$377.61* per mo./72 mo. 

#U937B 1998 Chevy Blazer S10 

71,000 miles 

$6,995 


#C993A 2005 Ford F350 Crew Cab 

Diesel, 61,000 miles 

$30,995 

$468.26* per mo./72 mo. 

#C1082A 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab 

Diesel, 24,000 miles 

$33,995 

$513.58* per mo./72 mo. 

#G1240A 2005 GMC 1500 Ext. Cab 

SLT, 27,000 miles 

$22,995 

$347.40* per mo./72 mo. 

#P1014A 2005 Chevy Cobalt LS 

2 Door Coupe, 28,000 miles 

$11,995 

$181.21* per mo./72 mo. 

#C1083A 2005 Nissan Titan SE 

23,000 miles 

$21,995 

$332.29* per mo./72 mo. 

5 Lbs. 

of Irish 

Potatoes 

with 

every 

purchase! 

SEE THESE SALES CONSULTANTS FOR QUALITY CAR BUYS! 

Pat Murphy 

Dealer 

Bob Topp 

Sales 

#U728A 

2005 Chevy 

Impala 

40,000 Miles 

$14,995 

GM Certified 

$247.93** 


#C820B 

2006 GMC 

Envoy SLT 

26,000 Miles 

$22,995 

GM Certified 

$380.21** 


Wayne Rodvold 

Sales Manager 

Mark Peterson 

Sales 

Don Egge 

Sales Manager 

Patti Arp 

Sales 

Larry Stewart 

Sales 

Sarah Luebbe 

Sales


Fairview Ag Processing 

Alternatives to Sugarbeets: The Legend Advantage 

•Corn-5 Hybrid Varieties 

•Soybeans-GMO Planting Seeds & nonGMO Soybeans 

•Sunflowers-NuSun High Oleic, Triumph short stature hybrids 4-5’ 

tall as high as 31¢ per pound 

•Alfalfa-Sorghum Sudangrass 

Purchasing & Processing Safflower, Sunflower & Soybeans. 

For more information call 517-719-5418 or 406-742-5401 or email mbergman@safflowertech.com 

We Support 

All The 

Area Teams! 

1-888-862-3115 

Sports Booster 

WEEKLY SCHEDULE 

Hwy. 85 W. 

Watford City, ND 

701-444-3122 

Lund Oil Co. 


701-842-2805 

Member 

FDIC 

Main St. Alexander 701-828-3338 

100 N Main Watford City 701-842-2381 

We 

Salute 

All 

Area 

Teams 

Bar & Casino 

Downtown Bainville 

AAU Wrestling 

Saturday, Mar. 22 

Sidney at Montana Open Tournament 

in Billings 

Family 

Dining 

Fairview 

406-742- 

5180 

Open 4:30-10 pm Tue. -Sun. 

101 S Central Sidney, MT 

406-482-4566 

Casino & Lounge 

Behind The Lone Tree Inn In Sidney 

Happy Happy Hours Hours 4-6 4-6 W WWeekdays 

W eekdays 

50 50 50¢ 50 ¢ Off Off All All Drinks 

Drinks 

Support Your Favorite Team 

Be Sure To Thank The Sports Booster Schedule Sponsors On This Page 

www.richlandfcu.com 

RICHLAND FEDERAL 

CREDIT UNION 

Sidney & Roosevelt County 

Office In Culbertson 

Oil Field Roads & Locations 

Reclaim Work 

Gravel & Scoria Hauling 

Fairview, MT 

406-742-5549 

For more information contact: 

Toby Romo at 406-769-2094 

romocarpentry.com 

HOMES BY BAINVILLE, MT 

Farmers armers Union 

Union 

Oil Oil Co. 

Co. 

101 S Main Watford City 

701-444-3639 

"We Specialize In You" 

508 N Main 


701-842-3000 

Gymnastics 

Saturday & Mar. 29 

Sidney at State in Kalispell 

Turn in your spring sports schedules: 

fax to 406-433-4114 or email to sales@esidney.com 

Only $ 1999 pr. 

longer inseams slightly higher 

1281 S. Central • Sidney 

433-1401 

6 am -9 pm, Mon. - Sat. 

9 am - 6 pm Sun. 

www.sidneycenex.com 

FDIC 

Insured 

First Community 

Bank 

Culbertson, MT 

406-787-6661 

Froid, MT • 406-766-2357 

March National Nutrition Month 

By Tiffany Pedersen, 

Richland County Nutrition 

Coalition Student Member 

New information about food 

and diet appears every day. An 

e-mail about “secret” calories in 

soft drinks, a friend’s personal 

endorsement of a trendy diet, 

news reports about conflicting research 

on red wine…what is 

true, and how do you separate 

the truth from the fiction when it 

comes to nutrition information? 

March is National Nutrition 

Month, and the theme for this 

year is “Nutrition: It’s a Matter of 

Fact”. So as we head into this 

month here are a few helpful nutrition 

tips to remember: 

Don’t believe everything 

you read; when a label says “lite” 

it is often a marketing tactic. You 

should learn to read nutrition labels 

and find out for yourself if 

the product is in fact “lite” or 

healthy. 

Variety is important: carbohydrates 

and fats are not your 

enemy. Rather than eliminating 

something completely from your 

diet what you should do is make 

sure that you consume foods 

from each food group each day. 

Make food decisions based on 

color, texture, and flavor. Don’t 

deprive your body of what it 

needs. 

Make sure to think about 

the long haul. One meal or food 

choice does not make or break 

a healthy lifestyle. Each healthy 

food choice or exercise session 

is a small step to the big reward, 

so don’t be discouraged when 

results are not instantaneous. 

They will eventually surface, and 

in the meantime you will feel better 

mentally. 

Keep a food diary: keeping 

a journal of food eaten helps you 

see where you currently are in 

the area of nutrition and can be 

a successful tool in helping develop 

a smarter, more nutritious 

diet. 

Drink water: try to drink a 

glass of water when you would 

usually have a sugary drink, replace 

one more sugary drink 

everyday. Doing only this over a 

year’s time can make a big difference. 

Have a small healthy snack 

before going out to dinner: grab 

a handful of almonds, or pretzels, 

maybe a small piece of fruit 

on your way to dinner. This will 

prevent you from being overly 

hungry. You will be less likely to 

order a big meal and eat excessively. 

Balance activity and food 

choices. Eat less when you are 

less active and more depending 

on the amount of activity you 

have been or will be doing. Physical 

activity is a great idea for 

everyone, it jumpstarts your 

metabolism and helps you to burn 

more calories. 

Make healthy lifestyle 

changes with a friend; doing 

things with a friend is far easier 

and more fun too. You will be able 

to keep each other motivated 

and attitudes will stay positive. 

During National Nutrition 

Month, keeping these tips in mind 

can help you to focus on the 

truths about nutrition. Remember: 

nutrition—it’s a matter of fact. 

Shooter's Education 

Sidney Jaycees finished their Shooter’s Education 

project with a final written test and shooting test. 

Pictured is Jaycee Tom Dockweiler awarding Alec 

Lovegren with a BB Gun. Alex had the highest 

combination score for both tests. The Jaycees 

Shooter’s Education is open to any child ages 8-14.

HELP WANTED 

HELP WANTED 

Shop Hand, competitive wages, 

benefits available. Apply at Frontier 

Wellhead & Supply Co., 

Watford City, ND. 701-842-4248. 

Sidney Health Center 

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 


Phone: 406-488-2105 

FAX: 406-488-2115 

Email: jchapman@ 

sidneyhealth.org 

[56-1tc] 

MANAGEMENT 

OPPORTUNITY 

We are seeking 1- or 2-person 

team to operate & manage a 

large storage facility in Billings. 

Must be ambitious, have strong 

friendly professional customer 

skills, computer skills, general 

maintenance abilities & organization 

& office skills required. 

Housing plus utilities inc. in package. 

Please mail resume & references 

to Business Office, PO 

Box 3391, Billings, MT 59103. 

[55-2tc] 

JOB OPENING 

Marketing/Foundation Coordinator, 

part time. Creative, energetic 

person to: collaborate with Foundation 

Board of Directors to plan 

& execute fundraising activities, 

inc. grant writing for annual & long 

term giving programs. Coordinate 

all marketing activities to the 

benefit of the facility, employees 

& communities. Person must be 

outgoing, friendly & a self starter. 

Must have exc. people skills, 

computer skills, knowledge of 

QuickBooks preferred. Marketing, 

public relations & 

fundraising, experience preferred. 

Bachelor's degree preferred, 

but experience & willingness 

to learn, as well as successful 

skills & experience in a variety 

of marketing strategies for 

both Foundation and Hospital facility 

may be substituted. Interested 

parties can contact Audrey 

Stromberg, Administrator, 

Roosevelt Medical Center, 

Culbertson, at 406- 787-6401 or 

astromberg-@roosmem.org. 

EOE/ADA. 

[55-4tc] 

LIFEGUARDS WANTED 

City of Sidney looking for lifeguards. 

Must hold current CPR 

& lifeguard certification, must be 

15 yrs. old. Applications available 

at City Hall or send in care of Pool 

Mgr., 115 2nd St. SE, Sidney, MT 

59270. Deadline for applications 

is April 20, 2008. 

[53-7tc] 

HELP WANTED 

The town of Fairview is now taking 

applications for swimming 

pool manager, swim lesson instructor 

& lifeguards for the upcoming 

swim season. Must have 

a current certification in lifesaving 

& first aid. Swim lesson instructor 

must have a current 

Water Safety Instructor certification. 

Applications can be picked 

up at the Fairview Town Hall. Applications 

can be received until 

positions are filled. 

Job Opening 

McKenzie County Weed Control is now accepting 

applications for personnel interested in participating in 

the 2008 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 origin, sex, religion, age or disability 

in its hiring practices or providing services. 

Featured Openings: 

Social Worker 

Staff Development Coordinator 

Clinic Coding Specialist 

Hospital Patient Accounts/ 

Clinic Reception Floater 

Lead Information Systems Specialist 

Environmental Services Workers 

***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 

[53-tfn] 

HELP WANTED 

Field Service Technician, competitive 

wages, benefits available. 

Apply at Frontier Wellhead & 

Supply Co., Watford City, ND. 

701-842-4248. 

[56-1tc] 

BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITY 

POST OFFICE NOW HIRING. 

Avg. pay $20/hr. or $57K annually 

inc. federal benefits, OT. Offered 

by Exam Services, not affiliated 

w/USPS who hires. 1-866- 

483-8672. 

[56-1tp] 

REAL ESTATE 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

All the work is done for you! Move 

right into this 3 bdrm, 1 3/4bath 

home located near the hospital 

and Westside school. It has a 

double car 

garage, and fenced in backyard 

with storage shed. Original hard 

f l o o r s 

throughout and wonderfully landscaped 

yard. Please call 406- 

488-1542 or 406-489-3564. 

[56-3tc] 

LOOKING FOR 

Looking for irrigated land in the 

Fairview area to farm. 701-744- 

5190. 

[55-2tp] 

FOR SALE 

3 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath, on 2 lots, 

fenced yard, all appliances inc. 

south of Lower Yellowstone. New 

siding & roof, new carpeting. 406- 

489-0426. 

[31-tfn] 

FOR SALE 

Newer 4 bdrm. home, 3 bath, 

open floor plan, fireplace & deck. 

2704 sq. ft. w/attached heated 

garage plus sprinkler system. 

Located in Dickinson. Call Jim @ 

701-260-0141, West Plains Realty. 

[55-4tc] 

TRAILER FOR SALE 

'80 Marshfield, 14'x 70', 2 bdrm., 

1 bath, new stove & fridge, 2 entries 

with porch, $12,000 OBO. 

701-875-4660 or 701-570-2900. 

[54-tfn] 

SHOP FOR RENT 

1650 sq. ft. office & shop, 2 overhead 

doors & 1296 sq. ft. shop 

w/1 overhead door. 1440 S. Central 

Ave., Sidney. 406-488-2468. 

[46-tfn] 

WANTING TO RENT 

1 bdrm. house. Willing to fix- up, 

clean-up, any repairs, in surrounding 

Sidney area. Call Kristi 

@ 406-433-3306 or 406-489- 

1314. 

MISC. FOR SALE 

FOR SALE 

5 only 25x30, 30x40, 40x60, 

45x70, 80x150. Must move now! 

Will sell for balance owed/free 

delivery! 1-800-211-9593x24. 

[56-1tp] 

FOR SALE 

5000 watt Honda generator, 

brand new, never used, $400 off 

new price. Degleman rock picker. 

36' Morris rod weeder. 2M tractor, 

wide front end. 406-525- 

3647. 

[55-8tp] 

FOR SALE 

Blaze King wood stove, new brick 

liners, nice condition. 406-798- 

3620.[55-2tp] 

WANTED TO BUY 

WANTING TO BUY 

Scrap metal. 406-489-5051. 

[56-4tp] 

WANTED 

Deer & elk antlers, brown or 

white, sheds, racks or mounts. 

Call toll free 1-866-245-9139 or 

406-951-0671. Will travel to you! 

[54-4tc] 

SERVICES 

GLICK SADDLERY 

Repair & clean up your saddles. 

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. 

Xango Mangosteen Juice 

The Carpenter’s 

Storehaus 

Your Local Bible Book Store 

Sidney, MT 

406-433-3355 


[50-tfn] 

WELDING 

Welding & repair work. No job is 

too small. Portable welder, reasonable 

rates. 701-444-2936. 

[30-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) 

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 863-494- 

0136 

406-790-0338. 

(42-tfn] 

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) 

FREE CATALOG 

Log homes & cabins, 24'x32' for 

only $16,920! Log walls, posts, 

beams, roof, plans, video & 

more! Free catalog. 

www.bighornmtn.com. 307-684- 

2445. 

[40-tfn] 

WILL PAINT 

Houses, barns, quonsets, etc. 

Call for free estimates. 406-488- 

8244. 

[53-tfn] 

406-774-3331 

406-433-3014 

MONEY TO LEND 

$5,000,000 is available to car 

shoppers in Wyoming & Montana. 

ALL credit levels have had 

approval success. $10,000,000 

selection-promotional pricing. 

Special on gas savers. Free delivery 

in WY & MT. 1-800-730- 

3792. 

[54-5tc] 

FAX SERVICE 

The Roundup provides free fax 

service at Meuchel Computer 

Services, Watford City, for all 

news, photos & advertising copy. 

(tfn) 

VEHICLES 

800 VEHICLE SELEC- 

TION 

March Savings Event. 

rimrockauto.com 

[54-5tc] 

FOR SALE 

'07 Chevy Classic crew cab 

pickup, silver-birch color, 13k mi. 

406-480-9107 for price. 

[55-2tc 

HAVE YOU CONSID- 

ERED KIA? 

Fuel efficient up to 38 mpg. Value 

priced for $189/mo. OAC. Solidly 

built with 10 yr. warranty. 1-800- 

730-3792. Free Delivery. 

[54-eow] 

FOR SALE 

'04 Pontiac Bonneville GXP, V-8, 

gold-white, 30k mi., exc. cond., 

3 yr./36k mi. warranty. 701-572- 

3392. 

[34-tfn] 

FOR SALE 

Don't let bankruptcies, collections 

or judgments keep you from 

getting that much-needed ve- 

Open House & Customer 

Appreciation in Lambert 

Thursday, March 27 • 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

STOREWIDE 

SALES & 

SPECIALS! 

Come & Enjoy 

The Day & Have 

Lunch (Pancakes 

& Sausage) 

On Us! 

The Yellowstone School District No. 14 annual election 

will be held in conjunction with the McKenzie County 

Primary election on Tuesday, June 10, 2008. The 

purpose of the election will be to elect two (2) directors 

to the School Board for a two (2) year term. 

Persons interested in filing may pick up the necessary 

forms at the East Fairview School office. Filings must 

be completed and turned into the business 

manager by April 11, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. 

All elections will be conducted by Mail Ballot. 

Applications will be mailed from the office of the County 

Auditor prior to May 11, 2008. Persons not receiving an 

application may obtain one from any of the filing officers 

above. Applications will also be published in the 

McKenzie County Farmer. One polling location will be 

open in the McKenzie County Courthouse, 201 Fifth ST 

NW, Watford City, ND, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 

7 p.m. Central Time on Election Day, June 10, 2008. 

Debbie Leibach 

Business Manager 

NOTICE 

We Will Be Writing 

All Crop Contracts 

& Locking In Your 

Inputs For Spring! 

Creep Feed 

& Creep 

Feeders & 

Mineral Sale 

Going On 

Now! 

Factory 

Factory 

Reps Reps On On 

Hand! Hand! 

LAMBERT-SIDNEY


hicle. We can help. 406-489- 

2858. 

[49-tfn) 

RECREATIONAL 

VEHICLE 

FOR SALE 

'06 Honda CRF-150-F. Rode 1 

season. 406-489-4519. 

ADOPT ADOPT- ADOPT - A- A- PET PET 

PET 

Looking for a Pet for a 

Companion? 

We Have Several Dogs 

& Cats Available for 

Adoption. 

Call Us! 

Please call: 433-7033 

[56-1tp] 

ATTENTION 

ATV, motorcycle, snowmobile 

owners. Seats recovered & foam 

work, either repair or replace. All 

Season Motorsports, 123 7th St. 

PAWS WS WS POINT 

POINT POINT 

POINT 

PET GROOMING & BOARDING 

2850 W. Holly, Sidney, MT 

STORAGE 

UNITS 

AVAILABLE 

20X20 • 10X20 

10X16 8X9 

Sidney, MT 

482-3799 or 482-2666 

MUSTARD 

CONTRACTS 

46 ¢ /lb. 

Farm Pickup 

Full Act of God 

SW, Sidney. 406-433-6712 or cell 

406-489-3837. 

FARM & RANCH 

FOR SALE 

'91 John Deere 41 ft. disc air drill, 

7 inch spacing model 777-1060 

new discs last year, $7,500. 701- 

572-3498. 

Lizzys Nails 

Downtown Sidney • Open Mon.-Sat. 

406-433-2714 (HM)406-433-4453 

Miracles By Appointment! 

(Formerly Demeter Agro) 

CALL US TOLL-FREE 

1-800-661-1450 

www.viterra.ca 

PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE 

JOB OPPORTUNITY 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 

FARM CREDIT SERVICES OF NORTH DAKOTA 

WILLISTON OFFICE 

Major Responsibilities: Provide support to loan 

officers to ensure customers of quality service. This 

individual would be responsible for the processing of 

loans and other loan servicing related documents. 

Desired Qualifications: High School diploma and two 

years of advanced studies or similar experience. Prior 

loan administrative skills would be helpful. Good 

computer and communication skills. Agricultural 

background preferred. Must have the ability to work 

within a team concept. Competitive salary with 

excellent benefits. 

Deadline for applications is April 1, 2008. 

Send cover letter and resume’ to: 

Farm Credit Services 

Attn: Kim Hagen 

P.O. Box 70 

Minot, ND 58702 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

[56-2tc] 

BARLEY SEED 

FOR SALE 

Stellerar ND Barley 92% 

germanation certified. Gary 

Nottestad, Watford City, ND 701- 

842-2168. 

Truck & 

Trailer 

Maintenance 

& Repair. 

DOT 

Inspections 

Gordy 

Rambur 

New & Used Golf Cars•Golf Car Repair 

Trailers•Used Vehicles•Semi Trucks 

1050 Red River Drive • Sidney, MT 59270 

Phone: (406)433-5400 • Cell (406)480-2450 

Fax: (406)488-4785 

e-mail: tturf@midrivers.com 

www.turfnwheels.com 

ROUNDUP 

ROUNDUP 

AUTO AUTO TRADER 

TRADER 

FOR SALE 

Yellowstone 

Kennels 

Now accepting a 

few good dogs for 

Easter boarding. 

• Indoor/Outdoor heated runs 

• Exercise Yard 

• Space Limited 

• Reservations Required 

• Vets Certificate for rabies, 

distemper, parvo & kennel 

cough required 

2 Miles from 

Downtown Sidney 

(406) 488-3838 

Registered Yearling Angus Bulls 

Performance Tested Semen Tested 

Out of Nationally Recognized Sires 

Free 

Delivery 

Volume Discount 

[56-tfn] 

FOR SALE 

Oswalt feeder box mounted on 

'67 international truck, very good 

shape, excellent for chopped hay, 

will trade for alfalfa hay or $4,000. 

406-963-2228. 

[56-1tc] 

FOR SALE 

24' gooseneck car trailer, 79" 

wide, two 7,000# axles. 

$2,500.00 or will trade for alfalfa 

hay. 406-963-2228. 

[56-1tc] 

FOR SALE 

PRIVATE TREATY 

Registered Angus bulls by Best 

Angus. direct sons of New Day, 

004,Right Time raised in the rugged 

Badlands. Call Pete @ 701- 

570-6959 or www.bestangusandquarterhorses.com. 

[56-2tc] 

FOR SALE 

Saddles, good cond., various 

sizes, $150-$450. 406-798-3620. 

Bar JV Angus 

Jim Vitt • 406-798-3653 

or Dale Vitt • 406-798-3398 

Fairview, MT 

Try the Tasty Fork Special 

It’s a Nutritional Tasty Choice! 

1997 Ford Expedition 

Loaded, 3rd row seat, 5.4L V8, tow 

pkg., 6 disc changer, 150,000 miles. 

$5,500 

406-488-6197 or 

406-489-1892 

Hay for Sale 

Round Bales 

•1 st & 3 rd cut alfalfa 

Oats & Peas 

Hay Barley & Peas 

$.65 X Relative Feed 

Value Per Ton 

Freight Allowance 

$0.02 per bale per 

loaded mile up to 400 

miles 

Tom Ruffatto 

31334 CR 146 

Brockton, MT 59213 

406-774-3493 

March is National Nutrition Month and these restaurants are participating 

in the TASTY FORK PROMOTION by offering a healthy entree on 

their menu. Stop in and try the TASTY FORK SPECIAL at: 

Cattle-ac • Footers • McDonalds • M&M Cafe 

Miller’s Corner • Powder Keg • Taco John’s 

Sidney Health Center Sunrise Cafe 

T&C Diner • Wagon Wheel Cafe 

[55-2tp] 

FOR SALE 

Arkfeld livestock scale, buzz saw, 

Mirafount cattle waterer, old antique 

boat motor. 406-774-3453 

leave message if no answer. 

[56-2tp] 

WANTED 

Calf roping chute. 406-798-3620. 

Sponsored by the Richland County Nutrition Coalition. 

Approved by the Sidney Health Center Dietitian. 

216 14th Ave SW • Sidney, MT • Visit us online at: www.sidneyhealth.org 

[55-2t 

FOR SALE BY 

PRIVATE TREATY 

Registered Black Angus yearling 

bulls. Complete performance 

data & EPDs. Also have a few 2 

yr. olds. Semen tested & free 

delivery. For more info & sale listing 

call Rick Hansen 406-963- 

2239. 

[56-3tp] 

FOR SALE 

Swiss Cross Bred dairy heifers, 

will calf soon. Also Guinea hens, 

blue slate turkeys & peacocks. 

406-488-1990 or 406-489-5626. 

[55-2tc]p] 

FOR SALE 

Bred sows, $200 OBO. 5 registered 

York sows, 1 registered York 

Boar, $150 OBO. 701-725-4644 

evenings. 

[56-2tc] 

FOR SALE 

1000 gal. fuel tank. Tye 20' 3 pt. 

hitch grain drill, 6" spacing, 

ground driven, exc. cond., field 

ready, always been shedded. 

James Ketterling 701-744-5825 

or 406-489-1780. 

[54-4tp] 

GRS ANGUS RANCH 

Selling private treaty, performance 

tested registered Angus 

bulls. *Fertility tested *Calving 

Ease *Light birth weight bulls 

*milk *Herd Tested BVD Free 

*Sires: * GRS Right Time 374 

*Vermillion Danny Boy *New Design 

695R *Right Time 77. We 

Is your Farm & 

Ranch business 

Roundup Ready 

See Us Today 

We make good 

business better! 

406-433-3306 

email@esidney.com 

feed until May at no extra cost & 

deliver also. Rodney Sturgis 406- 

687-3778 Savage, MT 59262. 

Busch 

Busch 

Agricultural 

Agricultural 

Resour esour esources, esour ces, Inc. 

Inc. 

Sidney, MT 

...AND IF YOU 

RUN YOUR 

ONLY 

AUTO 

$ 15/WK! TRADER AD 

FOR TWO 

WEEKS & IF 

IT DOESN'T SELL, WE 

WILL RUN IT TWO MORE 

WEEKS FOR 

FREE!! 

[51-8tc] 

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.fn] 

FOR SALE 

Yearling Black Angus bulls. For 

more info contact Dean Levang 

@ 701-675-2306 or leave message 

[50-tfn] 

ATTENTION 

FARMERS & RANCH- 

ERS 

55 gal. metal drum barrels, $1 

ea. 406-489-4581. 

[40-tfn] 

PETS 

GIVEAWAY 

We are moving & need to find a 

good home for our very sweet, 

lovable, good with dogs, indoor/ 

outdoor kittens. 406-774-3542 

for more info. 

[56-2free] 

FOR SALE 

Dachshund pups, AKC, 1st shot, 

wormed, vet. checked, home 

raised, ready now, male, $225, 

female, $350. NO CHECKS. 406- 

742-8202. 

[56-2tp] 

FOR SALE 

AKC registered 1 yr.old male St. 

Bernard, has all shots, needs 

good home, room to run, good 

with kids. 406-742-8363 or cell 

406-480-1790. 

[56-1tp]

Brady Gorder (top) and Lane Obergfell (bottom) 

wrestle at the Baker Tournament this weekend. 

Sidney Gymnastics 

Club Meet Results 

The Sidney Gymnastics 

Competition team competed 

in their final pre-state meet 

on March 9, in Mandan, ND. 

Attending the meet and 

their results were: 

Level 4: 

Madison Thiessen: Vault 

9.45, Bars 8.0, Beam 8.70, 

Floor 9.15, All-Around 35.3. 

Ashley Ray: Vault 8.70, 

Bars 8.50, Beam 5.80, Floor 

8.20, All-Around 31.20. 

Faith Vitt: Vault 9.10, Bars 

7.80, Beam 5.85, Floor 7.40, 

All-Around 30.15. 

Desirae Fasching: Vault 

8.95, Bars 7.90, Beam 8.50, 


Level 4 finished 5th in 

the team standings. 

Level 5: 

Harmonie Hampton: 

Vault 9.0, Bars 7.9, Beam 

8.425, Floor 8.35, All-Around 

33.675. 

Kennedi Sheehan: Vault 

7.70, Bars 7.50, Beam 7.175, 

Floor 8.375, All-Around 

30.750. 

Chelby Spaabeck: Vault 

8.20, Bars 6.10, Beam 6.575, 

Floor 8.00, All-Around 

28.875. 

Lexi Joslin: Vault 8.40, 

Bars 7.70, Beam 7.70, Floor 

8.80, All-Around 32.60. 

Level 5 finished 6th in 

the team results. 

Level 6: 

Briana Wilcoxon: Vault 

8.80, Bars 5.85, Beam 7.45, 


Haelee Spaabeck: Vault 

8.60, Beam 5.90, Floor 8.20. 

Level 7: 

Jaycee Searer: Vault 

8.30, Bars 6.45, Beam 6.85. 

The team will now prepare 

for the State Gymnastics 

meet which will be held 

in Kalispell, MT on March 29. 

Sidney Air Service Inc. 

Just another feed supplement....NOPE! 

• SweetPro licktubs & fresh start loose product for cattle. Equipride & Equilix for horses. 

• 25% GAIN in digestive efficiency. 

• 25% REDUCTION in hay consumption. That’s right! 

• Complete vitamin & mineral package (Macro & chelated), VFA’s volatile fatty acids, digestive aid 

ProBiotein & distillers grains all make these products perform like no other! 

• Huge benefit to animal health. How? It enhances the PH of the Rumen (Cattle) & the Cecum 

(Horses). Eye & hoof problems are reduced. Laminitis, cushings disease & others are dramatically 

improved. Improved breeding rates. 

• Horse owners: These products can help foundering horses. CALL! Animal Appearance is improved: 

better coat & more hair. Horses especially! 

• Calves are framier & muscled instead of fleshy. Ranchers: Having trouble during calving season 

with a new born? Try 1-2 oz. of fresh start in the bottle 1 time per day & watch your calf improve. 

Ranchers: Call & ask why SweetPro are called “The Profit Blocks.” 4H folk: Have your animals look 

their best with some Fresh Start. 

Maximize Feed Utilization: 

Up to 25% less hay or pasture 

Great Source of Energy and Protein: 

1 lb. of SweetPro replaces 3 lbs. of Range Cake! 

Minimize Health Problems 

Barry Holzworth: 406.480.2024 c • Sidney, Montana 

Gordon Klempel: 406.583.7561 • Bloomfield, Montana 

PREMIUM FEED SUPPLEMENTS 

Ethanol Production 

By-product – 

Distillers Grains 

250 lbs. Distillers Grains Licktub containing the digestive aide ProBioTein. 

www.agribestfeeds.com 


Sidney AAU Wrestling Club Results 

Baker Invitational – March 15 

TOTS 

34.5# Colton Reidel ................. 2nd 

40.3# Carlos Corral ................. 2nd 

43# ... Jaxson Franklin ............. 1st 

43# ... Matthew Hansen ........... 2nd 

43# ... Braden Klinke ................. 3rd 

47.8# Brodey Skogen ............... 3rd 

BANTAMS 

44.7# Everett Jensen .............. 3rd 

48.1# George Carpenter ......... 2nd 

49.6# Taylen Eggum ................. 5th 

51.6# Brooke Franklin ............. 2nd 

51.6# Garrett Cayer ................. 4th 

53# ... Jarod Fasching .............. 1st 

53# ... Casey Cayer .................. 3rd 

59.9# Kyler Garsjo .................. 2nd 

59.9# Taylor Reidel ................... 3rd 

64.8# Trevor Kunnerup ............. 4th 

MIDGET 

48.2# Joshua Aisenbrey .......... 1st 

53.1# Riley Chatterton ............. 3rd 

57.4# Sawyer Thogersen ......... 4th 

59.4# Wyatt Cayer ................... 5th 

63.1# Trent Desjarlais .............. 1st 

63.1# Xander MacKenzie ......... 5th 

NOVICE 

61# ... Ryan Chatterton ............. 1st 

Between Fences 

A Smithsonian Institution Exhibit 

at the Pioneer Museum of McKenzie County 

In association with the 

North Dakota Humanities Council 

We live between fences. We may hardly notice them, 

but they are dominant features in our lives and in our 

history. Between Fences is a traveling exhibition that 

explores how tightly the fence is entwined with 

American history, politics industry and daily life. 

March 14—April 25, 2008—10am-6pm 

Pioneer Museum of McKenzie County 


(more info call 701-444-5804) 

61# ... Tyler Sturgis ................... 3rd 

73# ... Brady Gorder .................. 3rd 

73# ... Lane Obergfell ............... 4th 

78# ... Dillon Lunderby .............. 1st 

78# ... Christian Eggar .............. 5th 

SCHOOLBOY 

80# ... Jordan Stevens ............. 1st 

96# ... Jake Lunderby ............... 1st 

117# . Lane Lyseng .................. 3rd 

166# . Jory Stevens .................. 1st 

Between Fences is part of Museum on 

Main Street, a collaboration between the 

Smithsonian Institution and 

the North Dakota Humanities 

Council.


Dr. Dirt 

"A Dog's Life" 

By Jerry Kessler 

I don’t believe in reincarnation, 

but I sometimes wonder 

what it would be like to come 

back (after I die) as a dog. It might 

not be too bad. Imagine how it 

would be . . . 

“Man, this place is noisy! 

Can’t a guy get any sleep around 

here? Alarms go off; bipeds run 

aimlessly around; everyone is in 

a hurry to go – where are they 

going? To work, to school, to 

meetings . . . They must be crazy 

to spend their lives like this! Just 

plain crazy! 

“It’s hard to sleep with all 

this noise. I get 12 hours of sleep 

each night – plus four or five naps 

during the day. I need my beauty 

sleep. But I do expect them to 

wake me for meals. Breakfast is 

especially important. And lately 

the meal service has been terrible. 

Master runs off somewhere 

each morning, and he forgets to 

feed me. The nerve of him! I get 

hunger pangs if I don’t get fed 

every 3 hours. And that ‘mature 

dog formula’ he bought is way 

too healthy. It’s a good thing the 

boys secretly give me table 

scraps. 

“I like going for walks with 

Master. He talks to me as we 

walk along – halfway expecting 

me to respond. It would be stupid 

for me to say anything. I’m 

not going to reveal myself. It’s 

much more fun to have him 

guess what’s on my mind. 

“‘You sure pee a lot,’ he 

says. Doesn’t he know I’m marking 

my territory? I need to let the 

ladies know I’m still available. ‘You 

don’t pee for 12 hours when 

you’re sleeping,’ he says, ‘and 

then you pee 12 times on a 15 

minute walk. What’s the deal?’ It’s 

obvious he doesn’t know how a 

dog’s bladder works. He doesn’t 

know about my other abilities, 

either. And I’m not going to tell 

him. 

“He thinks I’m an obedient 

but stupid dog. When he says 

‘Sit,’ what do I do? I sit, of course. 

What’s the big deal? I like sitting. 

But when he says ‘Fetch,’ what 

do you think I do? I sit, of course. 

Why should I chase after that 

stinky old ball, anyway? 

“Master prides himself on 

having Free Will. He thinks, since 

I’m just a dog, that I’m only capable 

of instinctive and simple 

programmed behavior. Yeah, 

right. If I wanted, I could get a job 

as an airport security dog – sniffing 

people’s bags for drugs and 

bombs, you know. I’d much 

rather sniff dog and people 

crotches. But only those private 

parts that I choose to sniff. Free 

Will indeed! He’s the one who has 

to work every day. And he thinks 

he’s the higher species. 

“Enough talk. Please don’t 

tell my Master what goes on behind 

my blank stare, drooling 

tongue, and wagging tail. I like 

this gig. I don’t want to mess it 

up.” 

“Come on, Oscar,” Master 

says. “Let’s go for a walk.” 

“‘Woof, woof,’ I say with enthusiasm. 

I’ve got him trained to 

put a leash on me before we go 

on these walks. That way I don’t 

have to chase cats or squirrels 

anymore – as I did in my youth. 

I’m too old for that nonsense. You 

see, I’ve got my Master on a 

leash as much as he thinks he’s 

got one on me. I like this slower 

pace. It’s a dog’s life, I realize, 

but somebody’s got to do it.” 

(Author’s note: I wrote most 

of this anthropomorphism over 

thirty years ago.) 

Free Community Supper In Honor 

of Our Local Providers 

Come out, meet those who take care of us & 

say thanks to our providers 

Wednesday, March 26 • 5:30-7 p.m. 

Watford City Civic Center 

Gary Ramage 

Physician 

Dr. Gary Trauger 

Chiropractor 

Virginia Ceynar 

PAC 

Orlan Jackson 

Physician 

Dr. Doug Nordby 

Optometrist 

Suzanne Kostenko 

FNP 

Doctors’ Day is being sponsored by McKenzie County Healthcare Systems 

Inc., Watford City Fire Department & McKenzie County Ambulance Service. 

EASTER BUFFET 

SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 10:30AM-2PM 

TURKEY • HAM • MEATBALLS 

WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS! 

123 3rd St. SW • Sidney, MT 

433-6010 or 742-5121 NO BREAKFAST BEING SERVED EASTER SUNDAY 

Dr. Michael O’Brien 

Dentist 

East Fairview School ‘Keep North Dakota 

Clean’ Poster Contest Winners 

Back row (L to R): Thomas Gross, 8th grade; Kenzi Norman, 7th grade; Kory Danielson, 

6th grade; and Jacy Barstad, 5th grade. Front row: (L to R): Reagan Finsaas, 4th grade; 

Jenna Bieber, 3rd grade; Amber Berry, 2nd grade; and Jaycie Rau, 1st grade. 

SHS FFA Career Development Event 

Sidney High School FFA recently concluded the Big Muddy District Sweepstakes Event 

by receiving second placing in each of the three sweepstakes areas: Agriculture Leadership, 

Agriculture Production and Overall. Overall Sweepstakes is an accumulation of 

11 team or individual events throughout the school year. Pictured is the leadership team 

that competed recently in Richey. All these members participated in Parliamentary 

Procedure and placed 8 th . Individual events had Cole Johnson (center right) 6 th in Extemporaneous 

Speaking. Ethan Schaff (right) placed 2 nd in Prepared Speaking. Megan Greenwood 

(left) received 2 nd placing in both Greenhand and Creed Speaking events. Also 

pictured is Ben Johnson. Thirteen area FFA chapters make up the district for competitions 

throughout the year. Richey High School FFA chapter was 1 st overall, edging out 

Sidney. FFA chapters now prepare for state convention being held at MSU Bozeman on 

April 2-5. 

We are 

loaded with 

new spring 

merchandise! 

Meyers Department Store 

Mon.-Fri. 

10 a.m.-7 p.m. 

Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 

“Something For Everyone” 

1-877-842-2906 • 444-2906 

200 N Main Watford City, ND 

ADULTS $10.50 

SENIORS $9.50 

KIDS 4-12 $7.50 

3 & UNDER $FREE 

RESERVATIONS 

RECOMMENDED!

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