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Wednesday, December 5, 2012 Volume 38 • Number 42 

Sidney Native Begins Coyote Wrestling 

Season with High Expectations 

Chuck Rossol 

By Tie Shank 

1994 Eagles graduate, Chuck Rossol, begins his first 

season as head coach for the Williston Coyote wrestling 

team with high expectations of bringing home hardware. 

Rossol wrestled for Eagles coach, Guy Melby, until he graduated 

in 1994 and then wrestled as a walk on for South Dakota 

State University. 

He admits he’s been put in charge of a dedicated and 

very talented group of young men that are “Poised to make a 

pretty good run at the State Finals,” which are scheduled to 

take place in Fargo, February 14 th – February 16 th . 

Williston has approximately 35 young men wrestling 

varsity & junior varsity this year, with the majority of them 

being seniors and freshman. Rossol is anticipating many of 

the seniors to “Have the year of their lives on the mat, including 

a strong possibility for several champions.” Rossol 

proudly comments, “They’ve been working hard all summer 

and every one of them is very eager to hit the mats.” 

The juniors and sophomores are the two smallest 

groups, but there is a lot of toughness in the two and a few of 

these wrestlers have some quality varsity experience. Rossol 

expects a couple of these hard workers to earn their way 

near the top of the stand this year. 

The freshmen make up the second largest group. They’re 

tough, hungry and putting in as much time on the mats and in 

the weight room as their dedicated predecessors. 

Horses Shot At Long-X 

Ranch Near Watford City, 

Authorities Looking 

For Information 

Submitted by the McKenzie County Sheriffs Department 

On or about December 2, 2012; McKenzie County 

Sheriff’s Office was notified of an incident involving 2 horses 

being shot and killed near the Long-X Bridge. The Sheriff’s 

Office has opened an investigation and is working with other 

agencies to resolve the issue. 

If you have any information pertaining to this crime, contact 

the Sheriff’s Office at: 701-444-3654. 

Kiwanis Has Coats! 

No child has to be cold this winter. The Sidney Kiwanis 

Club has coats, hats, mittens and boots for children who 

need them. Just call or visit the Edward Jones, Nick Lonski, 

office at 611A S. Central Ave., Sidney, or call them at 406- 

433-3600. 

Donations of clothing or cash are welcome to support 

this worthwhile project. If you wish to help, please contact 

any Kiwanian or Edward Jones, Nick Lonski. 

Rossol gives one of his wrestlers instructions at the Eagle Wrestling Tournament in Sidney on Saturday. 

With several teams out there having the same goals in 

mind as Rossol’s Coyotes, he remains optimistic and has 

great expectations for his team. “These young men have 

worked very hard to be where they are and to achieve their 

Watford City Winter 

Concert Dec. 11 

The Watford City Middle and High Schools will hold their 

Winter Concert Tuesday, December 11 at 7 p.m. CT in the 

High School gymnasium. Enjoy the sounds of the season 

with bands and choirs from 7 through 12 th grade. 

goals. I think they will continue to work and continue to improve, 

and will win some very big matches this year. I look 

forward to helping them realize their goals.” 

Eagles Win The Eagle 

The Sidney High School wrestling team was team tournament champion at the Eagle Invitational Wrestling 

Tournament this weekend in Sidney. See page 11 for more pictures from the tournament. 

Silver Bells Saturday 

Fairview will host the annual Silver Bells celebration 

this Saturday, December 8. Finish, or start, your Christmas 

shopping at the Holiday Bazaar from 10a.m. to 3p.m. With 

over 50 tables, there will be something for everyone on your 

list, or maybe just for yourself. 

Kids are invited to a free movie and popcorn beginning 

at 1 p.m. After the movie, Santa will be visiting with the kids 

and getting wish lists. All events at Fairview High School.

2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2012 

Celebrate A MonDak Christmas Sunday 

By Benjamin L. Clark 

Executive Director, 

MonDak Heritage Center 

MonDak Christmas will 

be celebrated Sunday, December 

9th from 1:30 pm - 

4:00 pm at the MonDak Heritage 

Center. This relaxing 

afternoon will include a performance 

by the Liberty 

Christian Bell Choir, a 

fundraiser bake sale, refresh- 

ments and photos with 

Santa! Everyone is invited. 

The afternoon is also a 

perfect time to shop for 

unique gifts by local artists in 

the MonDak's gift shop 

where new books, art, and 

new artists have been added 

in recent weeks. It will also 

be time to stock up on baked 

goodies at the MonDak's annual 

bake sale. 

Pizza House In Sidney 

Adds Lunch Buffet 

This event is FREE and 

open to the public, although 

donations for photos with 

Santa are appreciated. 

Doors open 1:30 pm. Refreshments 

will be served. 

We hope to see you there! 

For further information 

please contact Leann at the 

MonDak Heritage Center, 

mdhc@richland.org or 406- 

433-3500 

Not sure where to go for lunch? Pizza House is now serving a buffet Sunday 

through Saturday from 11-2:30. The regular menu will not be available during 

this time, but the buffet will contain a selection of appetizers, salad bar, soup, 

and of course pizza. The buffet cost is $9.95 and includes a drink. Pizza House 

will be open with the regular menu after the buffet 

until 9pm. Stop in for lunch and check out the new 

buffet.

McKenzie Co. to Celebrate 

60th Year in the Oil Industry 

Submitted by Jessie 

Scofield 

McKenzie County, the 

all time leading North Dakota 

oil-producing county in 

the state, is celebrating its 

60 th year in the oil industry 

this year and the McKenzie 

County Pioneer Museum 

and Job Development Authority 

is commemorating this 

exciting event by hosting the 

Best of the Bakken 

Open House and Celebration 

on Thursday, December 

13th at the Pioneer Museum 

of McKenzie County. 

Festivities will include 

an all day open house with 

refreshments, films 

and photographs of 

McKenzie County’s oil history 

as well as the dedication of 

the McKenzie County Oil Exhibit 

at 5:30 pm. 

The oil exhibit features 

a to-scale replica of a drilling 

rig and work over rig against 

a beautiful western North 

Dakota backdrop. It also includes 

an interactive video 

component and two exact 

replicas of drilling bits used 

in the process. The exhibit 

has been open to the public 

for a few months and this celebration 

is meant to cel- 

Terrific 

Soup & Salad Bar 

is Free with Entrees 

& the Noon Prime Rib 

Sandwich Everyday. 

ebrate its success and invite 

the community to take a look. 

“Thanks to the 

generous donations from individuals 

and businesses we 

are able to have this unique 

and important display available 

to celebrate our 60th 

anniversary of oil in this 

county,” said Jessie Scofield, 

Special Projects Coordinator 

for McKenzie County. “With 

increased requests for drilling 

rig tours this display is the 

perfect way to bring the in- 

Purchase in any amount and use at either Location! 

Remember a gift card from the South 40 can also be used at the 

Winner’s Pub for a versatile gift in any amount. Call office @ 

433-4354 to have gift cards mailed. 

dustry to the public and help 

educate them on the industry 

that is bustling around us.” 

Wine and hors 

d’oeuvres will be served from 

5:30 to 7:00 pm. Everyone is 

welcome to attend. 

For more information or 

to sponsor the display, 

please contact: 

Jessie Scofield, Special 

Projects Coordinator for 

McKenzie County at 701- 

770-8659 or 

jessieveeder@gmail.com. 

Lambert Hi-Liters 

The Lambert Hi-Liters had their first meeting of the 4-H 

year on November 18, 2012 at 2:00 pm at the Fox Lake 

Senior Center in Lambert. 

In old business we discussed: the state horse show; Fall 

Ambassador training; beef and cheese sales. 

In new business we had a report from the leader’s and 

livestock meetings. We drew names for our Christmas gift 

exchange and discussed plans for our Christmas party. We 

will watch part of the PBS 4-H documentary as well as play 

board games. We set our meetings for the second Sunday of 

the month at 2 pm. 

Elected officers: 

President, John Helmuth; Vice President, Kelvin Hill; Secretary, 

Autumn Rehbein; Treasurer, Zach Sommerfeld; Historian, 

Rain Rehbein; Reporter, Sarah Helmuth; Flag Charger, 

Courtney Herman; Random Fact Reporter, Alyssa Hill 

The next meeting is December 9 th , 2012 at 2 pm at Fox 

Lake Senior Center. 

Restaurant 

Lounge & 

Casino 

OPEN 

8 a.m. 

Daily 

Free Registration for kids 14& under 

to win a Gigantic Christmas 

Stocking full of toys! 

1 for a boy, 1 for a girl 

Job Openings: 

Part Time Server & 

Kitchen Helper 

Interview with Ray or Kelly 

every 

Wed., Fri. & Sat. 

Starting at 9 p.m. 

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TETWP Donation 

During the month of October, cancer awareness was 

supported by the Lambert/Richey football team while 

promoting Tough Enough to Wear Pink. Cameron 

Johnson (back center) and niece Chandi Johnson 

(front center) present a check in the amount of 

$2,080.00 to Kristin Roberts (left) and Staci Miller 

(right) of the Foundation for Community Care to 

benefit Sidney Health Center’s Cancer Care Center. 

26th 

Annual 

SHS 

Renaissance 

Night 

December 

10 Communication Arts 12 

and Advanced English students 

will be performing 

scenes from Macbeth, Taming 

of the Shrew and Hamlet 

at the 26th Annual Renaissance 

Night performances 

on Monday, December 10. 

The performances are free to 

the public and will begin at 7 

p.m. at the Middle School 

Auditorium. Everyone is welcome.


Jim & Janice Knudsen 

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(O) 406-433-3010 (C) 406-489-3010 

email: alans@midrivers.com 

Website: www.missouririverrealty.com 

(406) 433-4757 

1-866-433-4757 

222 2nd. Ave. SW 


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Karen Ann (Bolken) Swenson, 56, Williston, ND 

Karen Ann (Bolken) 

Swenson, 56, resident of 

Williston, North Dakota, died 

November 24, 2012, with her 

family by her side at Trinity 

Medical Center in Minot, 

North Dakota. 

She was born June 

7,1956, at Good Samaritan 

Hospital in Williston, ND to 

Hillmar and Elvera (Anderson) 

Bolken. She was one of 

six children and was raised 

on the family farm outside of 

Alexander, North Dakota. 

She graduated from 

Alexander High School in 

Karen Swenson 

1974. Karen met the love of 

her life, Kurt Swenson, and 

was blessed with five children. 

Karen worked for 30+ years in the print industry, including 

Basin Printers, The Roundup, Sidney Herald, Williston 

Herald, and most recently, Ink Spot Printing. 

She was dedicated to her work career, and had a hard 

work ethic. Karen loved to spend time with her family, especially 

her grandchildren. Her interests included gardening, 

sewing, reading, and riding bicycle. She devoted much of 

her time and energy as a caregiver to family members, including 

caring for her mother who passed away two years 

ago at 89. 

Karen is survived by her husband, Kurt Swenson, 

Williston; daughter, Kassie Swenson (Steve Leonard), Spokane, 

WA; 4 sons; Wade (Kate Eckel) Swenson, Minneapolis, 

MN, Jeremy Swenson, Geoff Swenson (Kristan Hiltsley), 

and Chad Swenson, Williston, ND; sister, Linda (Russ) Wells, 

Cape Coral, FL; 4 brothers, Robert (Bob) Bolken, Gillette, 

Sidney Middle School 

Wrestling Results 

The Sidney Middle School Wrestlers traveled to Williston 

this weekend for the Williston Invitational Tournament on Saturday. 

Results are as follows: 

Christian Dean 65lb - 1st, Josh Aisenbrey 80lb -2nd, 

Jace Winter 90lb - 1st, Avery Gurney 100lb - 2nd, Trevor 

Dean 95lb -3rd, Casey Christian 110lb - 1st, Trenton Lambert 

105lb - 3rd, Trace Jones 115lb - 1st, Ryan Wyman 120lb 

- 2nd, Parker Dean 135lb - 1st, Sawyer Thorgersen 145lb - 

2nd, Shawn Findley 140lb - 1st, Steven Adams 155lb - 2nd, 

Richard Ramos - 160lb - 2nd, Kayden Young 165lb - 1st, 

Garrett Leland 170lb - 2nd 

Lutefisk 

Smorgasbord in 

Beach Dec. 9 

The Beach Lutheran Parish Annual Lutefisk Smorgasbord 

will be Sunday, December 9 from 12pm until 2pm at 

Lincoln Elementary School in Beach. There will be a free will 

offering and silent auction. All proceeds will benefit the Golden 

Valley Manor & Wibaux County Nursing Home. For further 

information please contact Stacey Swanson at 701-260-9410. 

STATISTICS 

Lake Water Level Reports 

Fort Peck Sakakawea 

Current Elevation .....................2234.0 ................ 1830.3 

Last Week’s Elev. .......................2234.0 ................. 1830.8 

One Year Ago ............................2236.1 ............... 1839.9 

Release For Day (C.F.S.) .........10,000 ................ 22,000 

Watford City Weather Data 

Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network 

Date High Low Precip. 

Nov. 26 ............... 26 .................... 11 ........................ ...0.00 

Nov. 27 ............... 35 .................... 12 ............................0.00 

Nov. 28 ............... 32 .................... 18 ............................0.00 

Nov. 29...................21........................19................................0.00 

Nov. 30 ............... 39 .................... 20 ........................ ....0.00 

Dec. 1 ................. 39 .................... 20 ........................ ....0.00 

Dec. 2 ................. 35 .................... 25 ........................ ....0.00 

Sidney Weather Data 

Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center 

Date High Low Precip. 

Nov. 26 ............... 37 ...................... 6 ........................ 0.00 

Nov. 27 ............... 34 ...................... 15 ...................... 0.00 

Nov. 28 ............... 40 ...................... 13 ...................... 0.00 

Nov. 29 ............... 25 ...................... 17 ...................... 0.00 

Nov. 30 ............... 36 ...................... 16 ...................... 0.00 

Dec. 1 ................. 38 ...................... 21 ...................... 0.00 

Dec. 2 ................. 51 ...................... 21 ...................... 0.00 

Average YTD Precipitation ...................................... 13.85 

2012 YTD Precipitation ............................................ 10.81 

WY; Bill (Billy) Bolken, Fargo, ND; Kurt Bolken, Los Angeles, 

CA, and Lowell (Cindy) Bolken, Minneapolis, MN; 6 grandchildren, 

Shannon Bilbrey, Taylor Swenson, Anthony 

Swenson, Kaylee Foss, Austin Foss, Kaden Swenson, and 

many nieces and nephews. 

She was preceded in death by her father and mother, 

Hillmar (Bill) and Elvera (Anderson) Bolken. 

A funeral service for Karen was at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, 

November 29, at New Hope Wesleyan Church in 

Williston, ND. Online remembrances and condolences may 

be shared at www.eversonfh.com. 

Irene Knels, 92, Sidney, MT 

Funeral services for Irene Knels, 92 of Sidney were at 

2:00 p.m., Monday, December 3, 2012, at the Ebenezer Congregational 

Church with Pastor David Meehan officiating. 

Interment was in the Sidney Cemetery, Sidney, MT under the 

direction of the Fulkerson Funeral Home of Sidney. Remembrances 

and condolences may be shared with the family at 

www.fulkersons.com. 

Irene died on Wednesday afternoon, November 28, 

2012, at the Sidney Health Center Extended Care Facility. 

EVENTS 

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Richland County 

Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone. 

New Exhibit At MonDak Heritage Center, Now - Dec. 31. 

For the 22nd Annual Miniature Art Show. 

Wed., Dec. 5 

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. — Parent Cafe Meetings at the 

Public Library basement. This gathering allows time 

for parents to learn what’s going on at their schools, 

receive information and share ideas. You should 

bring your own lunch. For more information, contact 

Diana or Nicole at (406) 433-4097. 

7 p.m. — Beginning square dance lessons. Every 

Wed. at Sidney HS Band Room. 

Thurs., Dec. 6 

5 p.m. — TOPS, Crestwood NW entrance, Weigh-ins 

5-5:30 p.m., Meeting 5:30-6 p.m. 

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

Sat., Dec. 8 

9 a.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church 

Education bldg. 

9:30 a.m. — Peoples Congregation Church Annual 

Bake Sale & Auction. Free refreshments served, 

everyone welcome. 405 10th Ave. S.W. Sidney, MT. 

(406) 433-3707. 

10 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Silver Bells in Fairview, MT. Craft 

Bazaar, Fairview MT High School. 

1 p.m. — Silver Bells in Fairview, MT. Movie & Santa, 

Fairview, MT High School. 

7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church 


Sun., Dec. 9 

1:30 p.m. — MonDak Christmas. Liberty Christian 

Bell Choir, refreshments, bake sale, visit with Santa. 

MonDak Heritage Center, 120 3rd Ave. S.E. Sidney, 

MT. 



Mon., Dec. 10 

Noon — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church 


Tues., Dec. 11 



McKenzie County 

Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. 

Wed., Dec. 5 

8 p.m.— Al-Anon, Sanford Room, McKenzie Co. 

Public Library. 

Thurs., Dec. 6 

8 p.m.— AA Group, Northern Pump & Compression. 

Call 770-3603 or 770-2675 for directions or ride. 

Other Counties 

Sun., Dec. 9 

12:00 - 2:00 p.m. — The Beach Lutheran Parish 

Annual Lutefisk Smorgasbord at Lincoln Elementary 

School in Beach. There will be a free will offering and 

silent auction. All proceeds will benefit the Golden 

Valley Manor & Wibaux County Nursing Home. For 

futher information please contact Stacey Swanson at 

(701) 260-9410. 

View all monthly events on our calendar 

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Public Asked to Nominate Exceptional 

Volunteers; Annual Awards Recognize 

Submitted by Julia 

Gustafson 

The Governor’s Office of 

Community Service and the 

Montana Commission on 

Community Service are accepting 

nominations for the 

2013 ServeMontana Awards 

and ReadyMontana Awards. 

Presented in February, these 

annual awards recognize 

outstanding Montana individuals, 

organizations and 

national service members 

committed to community and 

Volunteer Service in Montana 

volunteer service. 

“Montanans truly are 

making a difference in their 

hometowns by volunteering 

their time and skills,” said Kim 

Miske, Chair of the Montana 

Commission on Community 

Service. “We ask the public 

to share their stories and help 

us recognize these inspiring 

volunteers.” 

The ServeMontana 

Awards are for service and 

volunteer work in the areas 

of education, healthy futures, 

environmental stewardship, 

veterans & military families, 

and economic opportunity. 

The ReadyMontana 

Awards are for service specifically 

related to disaster 

services, emergency preparedness 

and emergency 

response. 

The nomination form is 

available to download at 

serve.mt.gov. 

All nominations for the 

2013 awards must be to the 

Governor’s Office of Commu- 

Symposium for Montana/ 

Wyoming Barley and 

Sugarbeet Growers Set 

for Jan. 9 & 10 

By MSU News Service 

The 2013 Montana/ 

Wyoming Sugar Beet Symposium 

will be held in Billings 

at the Big Horn Resort 

on Wednesday and Thursday, 

January 9-10, 2013. 

The symposium will feature 

top experts from Montana 

State University, University 

of Wyoming, North Dakota 

State University and 

Kansas State University, the 

federal Agricultural Research 

Service (from Sidney 

and Kimberly, Idaho stations), 

as well as from private 

industry. There will also be a 

trade show with exhibits by 

many agricultural input suppliers. 

Wednesday’s program 

will focus on malt barley production, 

irrigation, grain storage, 

and corn genetics for 

dry-land and irrigated growers, 

pulse crops and crop 

protection (including managing 

weed, disease and insect 

pests of corn, dry beans, and 

wheat grown in rotation with 

sugarbeets and barley). 

There will be presentations 

by faculty from Montana 

State University, University of 

Wyoming, Pioneer Hi-Bred, 

North Dakota State University 

and Kansas State University. 

Meteorologist John 

Pulaski will present a 2013 

weather outlook. 

On Wednesday there 

will be a sponsored soup and 

sandwich lunch at noon. 

On Thursday, following a 

6:30 a.m. breakfast sponsored 

by the Billings Chamber 

of Commerce, presentations 

will focus on sugarbeet 

production, including fertility, 

irrigation, new genetics, new 

equipment, plus insect, weed 

and disease management. 

Ruthann Geib, vice 

president of the American 

Sugarbeet Growers Association 

will present a Washington 

update, as well as updates 

on the use of 

Roundup-ready sugarbeets 

and other issues affecting 

the future of the sugarbeet 

industry. 

There will be a forum on 

control of rhizoctonia crown 

and root rot and a presentation 

by Carl Strausbaugh on 

effects of virus diseases on 

sugarbeet storage. 

The full agenda and 

registration information are 

available at http:// 

ipm.montana.edu. Pre-registration 

is $20 per day. Registration 

at the door is $25 per 

day. The 2013 symposium 

was developed by representatives 

from Sidney Sugars, 

Western Sugar, Wyoming 

Sugar, as well as MSU and 

others. 

Give 

your 

opinion on 

any story at 

nity Service by December 18, 

2012. 

The Montana Commission 

on Community Service 

will present the awards during 

the fourth annual 

ServeMontana Symposium 

on February 28, 2013 in Helena. 

There will be more than 

one award presented in 

each category. 

The public is encouraged 

to nominate individuals 

of all ages and backgrounds, 

organizations, and groups. 

All services must be performed 

in Montana and individual 

nominees may not be 

salaried for the services performed. 

The Governor-appointed 

Montana Commission 

on Community Service 

was created in 1993 to renew 

the ethic of civic responsibility 

in the state and to encourage 

citizens, regardless 

of age and income, to engage 

in service. 

The Governor’s Office of 

Community Service expands 

and promotes national service 

and volunteerism in 

Montana and engages citizens 

in service and emergency 

preparedness. 

Visit serve.mt.gov. 

Tony and Tiffani Anderson and family would like to thank 

each and every one who has supported us during the loss 

of our two special children – now angels- Carlie and Ty. 

Words cannot express the humble gratitude that we have 

endured in the past months. There is something to be said 

about being from and raised in small communities as the 

love, comfort, support, and abundance of heartfelt 

sympathy has aided in the ability to get through each and 

every minute, hour, and day. We cannot thank you enough 

for the prayers, warm thoughts, and numerous beautiful 

flowers/plants that adorned the services, memorials, food, 

phone calls, and the out-pouring words of comfort we have 

received. Your thoughtfulness has meant more than words 

can say and has brought many tears to our eyes. As the 

holidays approach us, we are grateful yet mourning for 

the many memories that we have of our Carlie and Ty. The 

kind words from near and far and from those we don’t 

even know has touched our family and we wish that we 

could thank each and every one of you personally! We 

are honored to know how many lives that these two special 

people touched in their short time on this Earth. 

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SILVER 

IN 

Saturday, 

Expanded Hours 9-4 M-F 

Happy Holidays! 

Live 

Poker 

401 Ellery Ave • Fairview, MT 

(406)742-8110 

Welcomes 

You! 

10 a.m. - 2 a.m. 

Daily 

Steakhouse Hours: 

Open 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Sun -Thurs. 

5 p.m. -10 p.m. Fri 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sat 

Prime Rib Every Fri & Sat 

Happy Hour 

5-7 p.m. Weekdays 

12 

at the Fairview High School Old Gym & Cafeteria 

10 a.m. - 3 p.m. 

Concessions. Over 40 Tables 

Gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list.... or maybe just for you! 

Marty Shaide 

Fairview, MT 

(406)-742-5634 • (406)-489-1441 

Merry 

Christmas! 

Fairview Super Valu 

Fairview, MT 

Satur Saturday Satur day day, day , Dec. Dec. 8 

8 

Craft Sale & Bazaar 

Buffet 

11 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Mon.-Sat. 

to all our friends! 

Sign Up for Our 

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Drawings 

Welcome to 

Fairview’s Silver Bells 

Everyone at 

MonKota Fertilizer 

& Irrigation would 

like to wish you a 

Merry Christmas 

and Thank You 

for your business. 

Mon-Kota, Inc. 

Fertilizer & Irrigation 

Sales • Service 

Fairview, MT 

701-844-5300

BELLS 

FAIRVIEW 

December 8 

Dan Cayko Marty Shaide 

(406)-480-5665 (406)-489-1441 

Fairview, MT 

(406)-742-3630 

Satur Saturday Satur day day, day , Dec. Dec. 8 

8 

1 p.m. - Drop the kids off at the Fairview School for Santa and 

a Movie! The kids will enjoy a free supervised movie with 

popcorn. When the movie is over, Santa will stop by to visit 

and get their lists. While they’re watching the movie, you 

can go shopping for their Christmas presents! 

Merry Christmas 

Happy 

Hanukkah 

FREE 

Soft Serve 

Ice Cream 

Certificates Make 

Great Stocking 

Stuffers! 

Fairview airview airview, airview, 

, MT MT. MT 

(406) (406) 742-5180 

742-5180 

Tue ue - - F FFri. 

F ri. Open Open 4:30 4:30 p.m. 

p.m. 

Sat. Sat. & & Sun. Sun. Open Open at at 2 2 p.m. p.m. 

p.m. 

w/ Purchase Our Gift 

Rejoice In The 

Miracle 

Wishing all of our friends and 

neighbors a blessed holiday. 

Thanks for the kindness you’ve 

shown us this past year. 

406-776-2334 • Savage 

HURLEY'S 

OILFIELD SERVICES 

• Porta potties• Potable Water 

• Sewer System • Loaders 

• Communications • Backhoe 

• Trucking • Skid Houses 

406-742-5312 • Fairview, MT 


Check out the 

Mercy Market table at 

Fairview’s Christmas Bazaar! 

• Jewelry, scarves & linens made around the 

world by orphans, refugees and women rescued 

from the sex trade. All proceeds returned 

directly to these individuals! 

• Great coffee from El Salvador - profits used 

to rescue abandoned infants in that country. 

Happy Holidays 

416 S. Ellery,Fairview 

406-742-5224 

Welcome to 

Fairview's 

Silver Bells 

Everyone at 

Valley Crop Care 

would like to Thank You 

for your business and 

wish you a very 

Merry Christmas! 

See Us For All Your Ag Needs... 

Feed • Fertilizer Chemicals Seed 

"LOCAL PEOPLE WORKING 

TO SERVE THE LOCAL 

AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY" 

904 E. Main • Sidney, MT 406-482-1303


3 rd Annual WSC Carcass Challenge 

By Tie Shank 

The Williston State College 

is accepting steer donations 

through December 10 th 

from area livestock producers 

for their 3 rd Annual Carcass 

Challenge. Donated 

steers will be used to raise 

funds for establishing and 

maintaining an Ag Ambassador 

program to help recruit 

and maintain enrollment for 

the WSC agriculture program 

and advocate for agriculture. 

By donating a steer at 

weaning time and you’ll be 

providing educational op- 

portunities for students which 

include: 

* Brand inspection process 

* Brand release process 

* Processing change of 

ownership 

* Health inspection process 

* Feed selection & cost 

comparison 

* Building rations 

* Calculating cost of gain 

* Livestock evaluation 

and selection 

* Public relations and 

communications 

* Financial, economic, 

Schedule of Events 

Saturday, Dec. 1 

1 p.m. - “The Grinch” 

at Six Shooters Movie Hall 

Parents drop your kids off while you do your Christmas shopping! 

Monday, Dec. 10 

Kids shopping night 

First International Bank & Dakota 

West Credit Union are offering 0% 

Christmas loans until December 5 

and marketing training 

* Back grounding enterprise 

analysis 

* Vaccination program 

selection, maintenance, and 

record keeping 

* Carcass evaluation, 

quality, and yield grading 

A representative from 

WSC will pick up the steer 

and deliver it to the Hovde 

feedlot in Arnegard, ND, 

where it’ll be weighed, fed 

and monitored to collect accurate 

growth data. It’ll then 

be processed. 

Awards will be given for 

the highest daily gain and the 

Monday, Dec. 10, 17 

highest carcass value based 

on quality and yield data (as 

sold on the grid). 

Donating producers will 

receive an honorary personalized 

jacket, advertising in 

college publications and 

press releases, recognition 

at WSC of Agriculture sponsored 

events, an official receipt 

for a tax deductible donation, 

an enjoyable evening 

in their honor on December 

8 th at WSC’s Cowboy Christ- 

mas and the satisfaction of 

knowing they supported their 

local agriculture students and 

agriculture education at 

WSC. 

If you’re considering donating 

a steer, please keep 

in mind – All animals must 

be part of an acceptable vaccination 

program. 

Receiving dates for 

steers will be October 22 – 

December 10 th . 

Cowboy Christmas will 

be held December 8 th at the 

WELL at WSC. There will be 

several fun events taking 

place from 10AM to 9PM. All 

proceeds go towards the 

WSC Agriculture Club/Ambassadors. 

For more information 

call Kim Murphy at 701- 

774-6226 

For more information on 

the Carcass Challenge or 

Cowboy Christmas – Text the 

word “COWBOY” to 55958 or 

visit www.Willistonstate.edu 

Gifts from the Heart December 15 

The annual Gifts from 

the Heart will be held December 

15 th to support those 

in need again this year. This 

is held by the Richland 

County Christmas Coalition 

to provide Christmas gifts and 

food boxes for those in need. 

Any individual that 

wishes to participate must reside 

in Richland County and 

have children (ages 0-18), 

that reside with them. The distribution 

will be on Saturday, 

December 15 th, from 7am 

until 2pm at the Masonic 

Lodge. 

If you would like to purchase 

a gift for donation, you 

may go to participating businesses 

and churches in 

Richland County, purchase a 

gift, pick out a tag, and the 

sponsor of the tree will deliver 

the gifts to the church. 

All children that receive 

gifts will also receive hats 

and mittens. If you would like 

to donate some, area banks 

will be collecting them. 

Food baskets will also be 

available for participants 

who need food for the holiday. 

Baskets for senior citizens 

will be distributed as 

well. If you are a senior in 

need or you know of a senior 

in need, please call 433- 

7421 to be put on the list. 

If you would like to help, 

you can make financial donations 

at Stockman Bank or 

drop off new unwrapped 

items at the Masonic Temple 

on Friday December 14 th 

from noon until 6 pm. 

For more information 

please contact The Richland 

County Coalition at 406-433- 

7421. 

ND Unfilled Doe Licenses 

No Longer Valid 

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department reminds 

deer hunters who did not fill an antlerless lottery license 

during the deer gun season, that these licenses are not valid 

during the upcoming muzzleloader season, or the remainder 

of the archery season. 

For several years prior to 2012, hunters with unfilled 

concurrent season antlerless licenses could continue hunting 

during the muzzleloader season, using a muzzleloader. 

Similarly, hunters could also use a bow during the remainder 

of the archery season to fill these licenses. 

All hunters were limited to one deer gun license this 

year. Since there are no concurrent season licenses, there is 

no provision to use an unfilled license to continue hunting 

during the muzzleloader or archery season. Only hunters 

with muzzleloader, archery or unfilled gratis licenses can 

participate in those respective seasons. 

Workers 

Compenstation 

Workshop Jan. 15 

On Tuesday January 15, Fred Miller, a Safety Specialist 

with the Montana Safety Bureau, will be at the Billings Job 

Service for a free employer workshop. Miller will address the 

safety issues Montana employers are currently facing and 

assist employers with creating their own safety plan in order 

to cut workers compensation costs. The workshop will be 

held from 10 until Noon at the Billings Job Service in Room 

3. 

Please reserve your place by calling Jana Nelson at 

406-655-6098. 

Seating is limited so CALL TODAY!! 

For more information you can email Jana at 

jnelson6@mt.gov. 

Services: 

Oilfield or private location development and reclamation 

Berm building (gravel, scoria or steel) 

Battery set-up • Roustabout services 

Welding (portable & shop), 

Scoria, Gravel & Clay Products (Trucking Available) 

Certified Weed-Free Scoria: 

Oversize Crushed Scoria • 2 ½" Crushed Scoria 

Scoria Fines • Pitrun Scoria 

Gravel Products: 

Class 5 & Class 13 • 1 ½" Fractured Rock 

1 ½"-3/4" Clean Natural Rock • Rip Rap • Clay 

For more information call: 

Office: 701-842-6379 

Dispatch: 701-570-4933

Enjoy the Holiday Stroll! 

20 %* off 

Storewide 

One Day Only 

Friday, Dec. 7 

Open until 8 p.m. 

*excludes repairs & layaways 

Holiday Stroll Specials 

Open until 8 p.m., Friday, Dec. 7 

ONE DAY ONLY 

• 25 % off all Bulk Coffee 

• 15 % off all Linens 

Stop in for all the great speciality food tastings and FREE 

cookie decorating for kids under the age of 12 and under. 

Gift Certificates 

Available 

Free Gift 

Wrapping 

Open Monday-Friday • 9 -8 

Saturday • 9-6 • Sunday 1-5 

224 Main Street • Williston ND 

701-572-COOK (2665) • (F) 701-572-2666 

Stroll On In! 

Register 

To Win 

$ 50 Gift 

Certificate 

one given 

away each day 

Fri. & Sat., Dec. 7 & 8 

New 

Arrivals 

Daily 

Fashions & 

Footwear 

For Men & 

Women 

Plus 

All The 

Accessories. 

Great 

Stocking 

Stuffers! 

20 % off 

Boots, Vests 

& Sweaters 

Friday & Saturday 

Dec. 7 & 8 

Holiday Hours: 

Williston - Open til 8pm Fri., Dec. 7 

Sidney - Open Sundays 1-4pm 


A Book For Every 

Taste! 

Clay Jenkinson Book Signing 

Dec. 7 • 6-8pm 

BOOKS ON BROADWAY 

12½ W. Broadway, Williston, ND 

701-572-1433 • Fax 701-572-9657 

E-mail: bksbdwy@nemontel.net 

We give personal 

attention to special orders. 

Order by Dec. 14 For 

Christmas 

Hours: 10am-8pm Mon. - Fri. • 10am-5:30pm Sat. • 1pm - 5:30pm Sun. 

Stroll Stroll in in in and and find find that that Special 

Special 

Antique Antique for for for that that Special Special P PPerson 

P erson 

on on your your list! 

list! 

4-8 p.m. 

Fri., Dec 7 

• Gift Certificates Available 

• Lay-Aways Welcome 

Door 

Prizes 

Larry Lynne Antiques 

10 West Broadway • Williston • 701-572-3586 

Hot Cider 

& Goodies


Performing to 'Happy Days' was (L to R) Peyton Janeway, Logan Schipman, 

Serenity Kuntz and Sarah Karanjai. 

Christmas Cash 

Giveaway 

Register at the businesses below to win 

$1,000 worth of Chamber Bucks! 

Drawing will be held on Dec. 14, 2012 

Action Auto 

Best Western Inn & Suites 

BOSS, Inc 

CHS Farmer's Elevator 

Clinic Pharmacy 

Doorbustin’ Portables 

& Septic Service 

Eagle Country Ford 

ElectricLand 

Farm & Home Supply 

Fink Family Chiropractic 

Finnicum's Furniture 

Fireside Cafe` 

Footers 

Frontier Heating 

High Caliber Sports 

Holiday Inn Express 

JC Penney Co 

Jock Stop 

John Stockhill Jewelers 

Johnson Hardware 

& Furniture 

Main Appliance 

North Star Auto Body 

Party Central & Main Street 

Popcorn Factory 

Picture Perfect Photography 

Pizza Hut 

ProBuild 

Pro-Tire 

Quilts & More 

Reese & Ray’s IGA 

Reynolds Market 

Ribbon & Rail 

Screen Play 

Shopko Hometown 

Sidney Herald 

Sidney Liquor Agency 

Sidney Paint & Glass 

SPF Exxon 

Sunny’s Family Restaurant 

Taco John’s 


The Trading Post 

Tri-County Implement 

White Drug 

Above are the businesses where you can register to win $1,000 in chamber bucks. There will be 

3 drawings, (1) for $500 and (2) for $250, each during the Christmas shopping season. You can 

only register at the businesses above. The drawings will be on December 14th, 2012. If you 

have any questions please contact the Chamber: 433-1916. 

Sponsored by the Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture 

Cutting Edge Dance Recital 

Cutting Edge Dance 

Studio held their Winter 

Fundraiser Friday night, the 

30th. With 36 routines and a 

visit from Santa, the evening 

'Material Girl', 

Teigan Taylor 

starting her tap 

routine. 

was a success. 

DVDs of the recital can 

be purchased for $10 from 

Mrs. Stedman's production 

Cammy Heck with her 

'Yakity Yak' tap performance. 

For more photos go to 

www.roundupweb.com 

class. To get your name on 

the list please email Jennifer 

at cuttingedgedance 

studio@gmail.com.

Ethan Graves works for a win on Saturday of the Eagle Invitational in Sidney. 

Graves placed 1st. (Photo by Lisa Gorder) 

Ryder Peterson takes control against his Glendive opponent at the Eagle Tourney 

on Saturday. Go to www.roundupweb.com for more photos from the tournament. 

(Photo by Lisa Gorder) 

Eagle Wrestling Tournament Results 

Team Scores 

Sidney 209, Forsyth 

202, Williston 163, Glendive 

139, Baker 117.5, Killdeer 62, 

Beulah 45.5, Brodus 44, 

Miles City 43.5, Bowman 41, 

Wolf Point 39, Dickinson 11, 

Poplar 6, Circle 6 

Varsity 

98 Waytt VanBuren 2nd 

112 Ethan Graves 1st 

112 Layne Schafer 2nd 

119 Gresh Jones 1st 

125 Brady Gorder 3rd 

130 Ryan Chatterton 3rd 

140 Jordan Stevens 1st 

145 Braydn Rooks 5th 

152 Spencer Brost 2nd 

160 Cody Christian 3rd 

171 Ryder Peterson 2nd 

189 Dace Fisher 1st 

JV 

145 Oakly Chace 4th 

160 Doug Rooney 2nd 

160 Christian Eggar 6th 

171 Garrett Darby 3rd 

171 Hunter Nice 4th 


Bradyn Rooks looks to his coaches during a match against Beulah in Friday’s 

dual tournament. (Photo by Lisa Gorder) 

Try Our New 

Buffet Buffet 

7 Days A Week 

11 - 2:30 Daily • 

Includes: 

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• salad bar 

• soup 

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$ 9.95 per person 

710 S. Central, Sidney • 406-433-1971


Be Cautious of Early Ice 

Submitted by ND FWP 

Winter anglers are encouraged 

to consider early 

ice conditions before traveling 

onto and across North 

Dakota lakes. 

Keep in mind: 

Snow insulates ice, 

hampering solid ice formation, 

and makes it difficult to 

check thickness. Snow also 

hides the blemishes, such as 

cracked, weak and open 

water areas. 

Avoid cracks, pressure 

ridges, slushy or darker areas 

that signal thinner ice. 

The same goes for ice that 

forms around partially submerged 

trees, brush, embankments 

or other structures. 

Ice thickness is not consistent 

and can vary significantly 

even in a small area. 

Ice shouldn’t be judged by 

appearance alone. Anglers 

should drill test holes as they 

make their way out on the 

lake, and an ice chisel 

should be used to check ice 

thickness while moving 

around. 

Call for all 

the details! 

Your 

Choice of 

Floor Plans 

Daily temperature 

changes cause ice to expand 

and contract, affecting its 

strength. 

The following minimums 

are recommended for 

travel on clear-blue lake ice 

formed under ideal conditions. 

However, early in the 

winter it’s a good idea to 

double these figures to be 

safe: 4 inches for a group 

walking single file; 6 inches 

for a snowmobile or all-terrain 

vehicle; 8-12 inches for 

an automobile; and 12-15 

inches for a pickup/truck. 

These tips could help 

save a life: 

Wear a personal flotation 

device and carry a cell 

phone. 

Carry ice picks or a set 

of screwdrivers to pull yourself 

back on the ice if you fall 

through. 

If someone breaks 

through the ice, call 911 immediately. 

Rescue attempts 

should employ a long pole, 

board, rope, blanket or snowmobile 

suit. If that’s not possible, 

throw the victim a life 

jacket, empty water jug or 

other buoyant object. Go to 

the victim as a last resort, but 

do this by forming a human 

chain where rescuers lie on 

the ice with each person holding 

the feet of the person in 

front. 

To treat hypothermia, 

replace wet clothing with dry 

clothing and immediately 

transport victim to a hospital. 

Watford City Hockey Action 

Watford City Jr. Gold Players Cody Johnson and Jonathan Dunn crash the net 

for a rebound shot in Saturday’s game against Crosby. The Oilers defeated the 

Comets 6-1 in their first league game of the season. (Photo by Kathy Taylor) 

Watford City’s Rayven Meinke scores on a pass from Katie Skarda in Sunday’s 

game against the Williston Cougars. The Oilers defeated the Cougars 11-0. (Photo 

by Kathy Taylor) 

Reg. Price $ 190,500 

With these savings, you 

can even buy a 4 th one!

North Dakota Winter Fishing Regulations 

North Dakota anglers 

are encouraged to refer to 

the 2012-14 North Dakota 

Fishing Guide or the State 

Game and Fish Department’s 

website for winter fishing 

regulations. 

In addition, anglers can 

access the Game and Fish 

website, gf.nd.gov, for an extensive 

list of fishing questions 

and answers, and a 

winter fishing preview from 

North Dakota Outdoors 

magazine. 

Some winter fishing 

regulations include: 

A maximum of four poles 

is legal for ice fishing. However, 

when fishing a water 

body where both open water 

and ice occur at the same 

time, an angler is allowed a 

maximum of four poles, of 

which no more than two 

poles can be used in open 

water. 

Tip-ups are legal, and 

each tip-up is considered a 

single pole. 

There is no restriction on 

the size of the hole in the ice 

while fishing. When a hole 

larger than 10 inches in diameter 

is left in the ice, the 

area in the immediate vicin- 

SMS Garage/Bake 

Sale Held Nov. 21 

The Sidney Middle 

School Student Council organized 

and ran a garage 

sale/bake sale on November 

21 to help aid the victims of 

Sidney Middle School students “shopping” at the garage/bake sale held on 

November 21. 

TEST YOUR SKILLS 

Take on other gamers 

during our Friday 

night tournaments! 

Hurricane Sandy. The sale 

was a huge success with the 

students raising $1,073.50 to 

send to the Red Cross! Sid- 

ney Middle School teacher 

Cindy Wagner said, “It surpassed 

our expectations and 

was lots of fun!!” 

ity must be marked with a 

natural object. See regulations 

for more information.. 

It is only legal to release 

fish back into the water immediately 

after they are 

caught. Once a fish is held in 

a bucket or on a stringer, they 

can no longer be legally released 

in any water. 

It is illegal to catch fish 

and transport them in water. 

It is illegal to leave fish, 

including bait, behind on the 

ice. 

Depositing or leaving 

any litter or other waste material 

on the ice or shore is 

illegal. 

Any dressed fish to be 

transported, if frozen, must 

be packaged individually. 

Anglers are not allowed to 

freeze fillets together in one 

large block. Two fillets count 

as one fish. 

The daily limit is a limit 

of fish taken from midnight to 

midnight, and no person 

may possess more than one 

day’s limit of fish while actively 

engaged in fishing. The 

possession limit is the maximum 

number of fish that an 

angler may have in his or her 

possession during a fishing 

trip of more than one day. 


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14 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2012

DPHHS Diabetes Project Promotes 

Healthy Lifestyle Changes To 

Prevent Type 2 Diabetes 

Submitted by Jon Ebelt 

Diabetes affects nearly 

26 million Americans and an 

estimated 79 million adults 

are at risk for developing the 

disease. In Montana, diabetes 

affects more than 62,000 

adults. It is estimated that 

270,000 adult Montanans 

have pre-diabetes, which is 

a risk factor for type 2 diabetes. 

Type 2 diabetes can be 

prevented or onset delayed 

by lifestyle changes. 

The Montana Diabetes 

Project and National Diabetes 

Education Program 

(NDEP) are Changing the 

Way Diabetes is Treated by 

working together to help 

people better understand 

how to make the necessary 

changes in their day-to-day 

life in order to prevent type 2 

diabetes or manage their diabetes 

to prevent complications, 

and live healthier lives. 

“Even if you know what 

to do to improve your health, 

figuring out how to do it and 

fitting it into your daily routine 

can be a big challenge,” 

said Anna Whiting Sorrell, 

Director of the Montana Department 

of Public Health 

and Human Services. “That’s 

why it’s important to set goals 

and make a plan to prevent 

type 2 diabetes or manage 

diabetes to prevent complications.” 

The Montana Diabetes 

Project is working with diabetes 

educators and the 

NDEP to help people make 

a change to live well by bringing 

behavior change tools to 

the community to help 

people better understand 

how to make healthy 

changes in their day-to-day 

life. 

So how do Montanans 

get started making these 

healthy changes? According 

to Sarah Brokaw of the Montana 

Diabetes Project, it’s 

Sidney High School 

Students Selected for 

Academic All-State 

The Sidney High School Activities Office is proud to announce 

that the following SHS Eagle athletes have been 

selected for Academic All-State recognition at the conclusion 

of the 2012-2013 Fall Sports seasons. To qualify for this 

honor, the student must have lettered in the activity, and sustained 

a minimum grade point average of 3.5. Sidney High 

School athletes collecting this honor are: 

Seniors 

Abby Balcer, volleyball; Ashley Bjork, volleyball; Jalyssa 

Gorder, volleyball/cheerleader; Abby Haraldson, volleyball; 

Colton Moran, football; Jason Papineau, football; Krista 

Steinbeisser, volleyball; Chelsea Strasheim, cheerleader; 

Morgan Thiel, volleyball; Molly Wilkinson, cross country. 

Juniors 

Victoria Hill, cross country/cheerleader; Rietta Iversen, 

volleyball; Nicole Moore, golf; Colin Moran, volleyball; Alexis 

Prevost, volleyball; Jeremiah Rhines, football; Tresha Sanders, 

cross country; Jordan Stevens, football. 

Sophomores 

Christian Anglesey, cross country; Cody Christian, football; 

Ethan Graves, football; Kory Halvorson, football; Tucker 

Heller, football; Austin Lange, football; Mark LaPan, cross 

country; Lakayla Nentwig, cross country; Hailey Steinbeisser, 

volleyball; Logan Thiel, football; Taylor Thiessen, cheerleader. 

Freshman 

Tel Hermanson, football; Tess Ler, cross country; Brianna 

Reid, cheerleader; Katlyn Winter, cheerleader. 

about choosing a goal and 

working toward it. The 

NDEP’s “Make a Plan” is a 

great tool that can help and 

is available at 

www.diabetes.mt.gov 

“Once a plan is in place, 

the NDEP provides a number 

of tools to help people 

reach their goals,” Brokaw 

said. “Whether it’s to eat 

healthier, be more active, 

lose weight, or cope better 

with stress and emotions, the 

NDEP offers tools and resources 

to help.” 

For more personalized 

assistance, Brokaw states 

Montana diabetes educators 

can also help tailor specific 

plans. Local diabetes educators 

can be reached by contacting 

local hospitals or 

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Hot & Cold 

Appetizers 

Dips & Dippers 

Sweat Treats 

Orders Must Be 

Placed by Dec. 14 

for Christmas 

Minimum order 

of 12 servings 

Now Available 

#1 Dyed Diesel 

online at 

www.diabetes.mt.gov. 

For those at risk for type 

2 diabetes, the Montana Cardiovascular 

Disease and 

Diabetes Prevention Program 

is a 10-month program 

available at 15 sites across 

Montana and at several 

telehealth sites in southeast 

Montana. This evidencebased 

program has been 

shown to reduce the risk of 

diabetes by 58 percent and 

improve lives through simple 

lifestyle changes. 

ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2012 15


Congratulations 

SANDRA WOLLAN!!! 

Our first $250 winner! 

Sandra registered at 

Meuchels! 

These Watford City Area 

Chamber of Commerce 

merchants accept 

Watford City 

Christmas Dollars. 

Shop 

Watford City First 

This Christmas 

Season. 

O% Interest Watford City Christmas 

Loans Available At 

First International Bank & Trust 

Dakota West Credit Union 

until December 5 

Do your Christmas shopping at Meyers Department Store 

Holiday Open House 

Tues., Dec, 11 • 5-7 p.m. 

The start of Meyer’s 12 days of Christmas store 

specials. Like us on Facebook for the specials 

Register for $200 gift card to be 

given away on Christmas Eve 

Refreshments will be served 

Gifts for all your 

friends & family 

• Professional one-on-one service 

• Free gift wrapping 

Holiday Hours: 

Mon.&Thurs. 10-7 

Tues., Wed. & Fri. 10-6 

Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 1-4 

“We Have Something For Everyone” 

701-444-2906 Toll Free 1-877-842-2906 200 N. Main Watford City, ND 

Monday, Dec. 10, 17 

Schedule of Events 


1 p.m. - “The Grinch” 

at Six Shooters Movie Hall 

Parents drop your kids off while you do your Christmas shopping! 

Monday, Dec. 10 

Kids shopping night 

First International Bank & Dakota 

West Credit Union are offering 0% 

Christmas loans until December 5

50 % off 

Storewide 

Decor & Other Merchandise 

Front Porch Floral 

701-842-4664 336 N Main Watford City, ND 

Stop In And Check Out 

Our Christmas Specials! 

LONG X BOTTLE SHOP 

(Located in the Long X Visitors Center) 

Check Out Our 

Great Gift Ideas! 

Barrett Pharmacy & Variety 

Free Gift Wrapping 

145 Main Watford City, ND 701-842-3311. 

701-444-3335 

Hwy. 85 

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Do your holiday shopping in 

town this year and save yourself 

a bundle of time and money. 

Watford City merchants are 

stocked with great gift ideas for 

every name on your list. 

See Us For... 

*Christmas Loans *Checking Accounts 

*Debit Cards *Auto Financing *Home Mortgages 

*Credit Cards • Full Service for the Whole Family! 

329 N. Main St. Watford City, ND 

701-444-6484 

Offices in Grenora, New Town, 

Turtle Lake, Washburn, 

Riverdale, Mohall 

New England, 

" 

Bowman & Stanley 

Lots of gifts for 

him & her too! 

Power tools for the garage & kitchen. 

All of your 

Christmas 

decorating 

needs are here. 

Badlands Hardware 

701-444-2410 244 N Main Watford City, ND 

Special orders 

can be filled 

for that 

Special Someone! 

Open 7 days a week for your holiday shopping needs. 

701-842-3321 140 Main St. Watford City, ND 

"The store everybody loves to shop at" 

No need to head out on icy, busy roads! 

Larsen's has everything you need for Christmas. 

Check out OUR WONDERFUL SELECTION OF 

DESIGNER FRAGRANCES FOR THAT SPECIAL 

MAN OR WOMAN ON YOUR LIST! 

Stop in and Print your own Christmas Cards on our Kodak 

Picture Maker! Other photo gifts available by special order. 

❏ Fresh Baked Goods 

(Cookies, pies, buns, 

yula kaka) 

❏ Party Trays 

❏ Hors d'oeuvres 

❏ Fruit Baskets 

❏ Meat Bundles 

❏ Gift Certificates 

104 3rd Ave NE 

Watford City, ND 

701-842-2369


Farm Credit Groups Award Inaugural Rural Community Grants $266,984 

for 11 Projects to Support Western North Dakota Communities 

Submitted by AgriBank, Farm Credit Services 

of Mandan and Farm Credit Services 

of North Dakota St. Paul, MN 

Today three Farm Credit organizations announced more 

than a quarter of a million dollars in grants for projects that 

support Western North Dakota communities. 

St. Paul based AgriBank joined Farm Credit Services of 

Mandan and Farm Credit Services of North Dakota in announcing 

the first ever awards made under the Rural Community 

Grant Fund. The organizations started the fund to support 

infrastructure and development projects that benefit communities 

in Western North Dakota. Eleven grants totaling 

$266,984 were awarded to worthy community projects, focused 

on supporting those cities and towns that have been 

impacted by oil and mineral exploration and production. 

“Farm Credit’s mission is to meet the needs of rural 

America,” said Bill York, CEO of AgriBank. “We are proud to 

work with the North Dakota associations to support these 

critical efforts in local communities in a way that carries out 

that mission.” 

“It was great to see the large number of requests for our 

first funding review. I feel good about how these 11 projects 

met the grant fund objectives,” said Mike O’Keeffe, CEO of 

Farm Credit Services of Mandan. “Our first review was a rewarding 

experience for our association. I look forward to distributing 

the funds and assessing 

our next set of grant 

requests.” 

“We are pleased to provide 

these grant funds to 

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on being part of the rural community,” said Claude 

Sem, CEO of Farm Credit Services of North Dakota. 

Awarded recipients include the following: 

· St. Andrew’s Health Center: $25,000 to install an automated 

security system for the health center in Bottineau, ND. 

· Southwest Healthcare Services: $25,000 towards the 

purchase of two new stretchers for the emergency department 

in Bowman, ND. 

· Halliday Rural Fire Protection District: $7,050 to replace 

and upgrade fire equipment including a new foam 

system, water pumps and motor. 

· Halliday Public School District: $28,150 to install a safety 

fence at the elementary school. 

· Killdeer Area Ambulance District: $30,000 to build an 

ambulance garage and training center. 

· ND SD Medical Transport: $26,784 to purchase a new 

monitor and defibrillator in Linton, ND. 

· Parshall Telepharmacy: $20,000 to build a telepharmacy 

to serve Parshall area residents. 

· Ray Fire Protection District: $30,000 to upgrade current 

response equipment with the purchase of a new first 

response vehicle. 

· Sakakawea Medical Center: $20,000 to improve the 

medical facility in Hazen, ND. 

· South Heart Fire District: $30,000 to build a fire truck 

storage facility closer to the South Heart community. 

· Tioga Public School District: $25,000 to provide temporary 

housing for teachers as the community’s student population 

continues to grow. 

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AgriBank is one of the largest banks within the national 

Farm Credit System, with over $78 billion in total assets. As 

agriculture’s borrower owned financial leader, AgriBank 

complements the market facing focus of affiliated Associations 

to serve rural America in a District that stretches from 

Ohio to Wyoming and from Minnesota to Arkansas, representing 

nearly 40% of farmland and over 54% of cropland in 

the United States. The affiliated Associations and AgriBank 

are collaborating in successfully shaping the future of agriculture. 

For more information visit www.agribank.com. 

About Farm Credit Services of North Dakota 

Farm Credit Services of North Dakota is a member 

owned agricultural credit association providing loans to farmers 

and ranchers for real estate, machinery, and livestock 

and operating needs. FCS of ND also offers life and disability 

and crop insurances to the rural community. FCS of ND 

serves 17 counties in northwest North Dakota through eight 

branch offices located in Minot, Bottineau, Carrington, Rugby, 

and Williston, including Bowbells Crop Insurance (Bowbells), 

Schaan Crop Insurance (Rugby) and Ward County Crop Insurance 

(Minot). For more information visit 

www.farmcreditnd.com. 

About Farm Credit Services of Mandan 

In addition to operating and real estate loans, Farm Credit 

Services of Mandan offers agribusiness financing, livestock 

and equipment loans, leasing services, tax, accounting and 

payroll services, crop, forage and livestock insurance, life 

and disability insurance, stock financing for energy, feed, or 

food processing, and a cash patronage program. Farm Credit 

Services of Mandan is a member owned agricultural financing 

cooperative that serves a twenty county area in southwest 

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Carson, Dickinson, Mandan, Mott, Washburn, and Wishek. 

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Guest Opinion: 

God, Led By The Word, 

Confessing Christ To The World 

Submitted by 

Pastor Jay Reinke 

Concordia Lutheran 

Church, Williston 

One of my “claims to 

fame” in life is that I once saw 

Mother Teresa in person. 

I had recently graduated 

from Concordia Seminary in 

St. Louis, and read on a 

church bulletin board that 

Mother Teresa was to be the 

featured speaker that very 

afternoon at a pro-life convention 

being held in downtown 

St. Louis. 

I jumped in my car and 

drove to the convention site. 

I arrived late, so I didn’t hear 

Mother Teresa’s entire 

speech. However, when I 

saw and heard her, I was 

startled by two things. First, 

Mother Teresa was an extremely 

small woman. She 

was very, very short. Second, 

she spoke very gently 

and very deliberately. She 

had a notable, though a 

pleasant accent. What 

amazed me was that her 

message, spoken so humbly 

esidney.com 

is now 

Everything 

Roundup on 

the web 

and so slowly, was so powerful. 

Her simple words and 

demeanor overpowered the 

crowded convention center. 

We were reminded again of 

a truth. The only Christian 

thing to do, the only human 

thing to do, was to welcome 

and to treasure the weakest 

and most dependent lives 

among us, the unborn. 

Recently, an atheist 

group at one of America’s 

prestigious Ivy League 

schools, Dartmouth College, 

hosted a public debate. The 

group announced that it 

would consider why “one of 

the most beloved people of 

the century, Mother Teresa, is 

[in the words of the famed 

atheist, Christopher 

Hitchens] ‘a lying, thieving 

Albanian dwarf.’” 

The atheist students asserted 

that the public has 

been “conned into thinking 

this woman was good,” and 

stated that she “was not a 

friend of the poor,” but “was a 

friend of poverty.” 

These students’ provocative 

statements could 

be cited as yet more evidence 

that our society is 

pursuing a trend of mocking 

anything that has traditionally 

been held in respect, 

especially if it is a 

person or an idea that has 

any connection to Christianity. 

(Imagine, for a moment, 

how likely the atheist 

group would have 

been to suggest, or what 

the public reaction likely 

would have been had the 

group stated publicly, that the 

prophet Mohammed was “a 

lying, thieving Arab.”) 

But I digress. My primary 

point in sharing the actions 

of that student group is not to 

point out that Christians and 

the things we hold dear are 

considered fair game in 

today’s public square. My 

point is to remind you that 

there is no Christian man or 

woman that can escape others’ 

ability to doubt or to denounce 

them. 

Because of that, this is 

the challenge I would lay in 

front of you today. Forget the 

Christians you have known. 

Some of those Christians (like 

a Mother Teresa) you may 

hold in very high regard. If 

that is the case, I am grateful. 

There may be others who 

claim to be Christian whom 

you hold in utter disdain, as 

idiots, scoundrels, or hypocrites. 

If that is the case, let 

me offer my regrets. (There 

are many, I can tell you, who 

believe those words describe 

me.) 

But forget the Christians 

you’ve known. Forget the laity, 

forget the pastors who 

have served you poorly or 

who have served you well. 

Forget me. Instead, consider 

Jesus. Don’t consider Him 

on the basis of those who 

confess Him, even if they are 

like Mother Teresa. Like her, 

they can be doubted or dismissed. 

Consider Jesus on 

the basis of His own claims 

about Himself. 

Consider Jesus on the 

basis of His promises. Regarding 

His exclusive nature 

to be the access to heaven, 

consider Jesus’ claim, “I am 

the way, and the truth, and 

the life; No one comes to the 

Father, but by me.” Consider 

Jesus’ claim to be and to do 

what no man can possibly be 

or do: “I am the Good Shepherd. 

I lay down my life for 

the sheep. I give eternal life 

to them, and they shall never 

perish. And no one shall 

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of His promise to you: “Lo, I 

am with you always.” Consider 

Jesus on the basis of 

what He said on the cross 

about the guilt that separates 

you from God: “Father, forgive 

them,” and “It is finished.” 

Take your eyes off the 

Christians you know. Even if 

you respect them, others will 

find reasons to denounce 

them. If there are Christians 

whom you don’t respect, who 

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their error or weakness keep 

you from getting in the ring 

and wrestling with the One 

who claimed to fulfill all of 

God’s promises for you, 

Jesus. 

But be warned. When 

you take your eyes off of 

Christians and place them on 

Jesus, when you wrestle with 

the claims and promises that 

Jesus makes, those claims 

and promises may just break 

you. If they do, as was the 

case for Mother Teresa, nothing 

will ever again be the 

same. 

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Thursday, Dec. 6 

Watford City boys vs Heart River at 

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Circle vs Froid/Med Lake at Froid, girls 

6 p.m., boys 7:30 p.m. 

R&L at Scobey Invitational 

Bainville at Fairview, girls 6 p.m.; boys 

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Froid/Lake at Bainville, girls 6 p.m.; 

boys 7:30 p.m. 

Minot Ryan boys at Watford City, 6 p.m. 

Culbertson vs Nashua at Wolf Point, 

girls 6 p.m.; boys 7:30 p.m. 

Fairview vs Saco at Wolf Point, girls 6 

p.m.; boys 7:30 p.m. 

Savage at Terry, girls 6 p.m.; boys 7:30 

p.m. 

Brockton girls & boys at Native 

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Tuesday, Dec. 11 

Sidney at Williston, girls & boys, 6:30 

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Wrestling 

Thursday, Dec. 6 

Sidney at Dillon, 7 p.m. 

Friday & Saturday, Dec. 7&8 

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Sunday, Dec. 9 


Sidney Girls U19 at Williston, 3 p.m. 

Hazen Bantams at Watford City, 1 p.m. 

Watford City Girls 19U at Bottineau, 

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HELP WANTED 

ADMISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT WANTED 

The Roundup is looking for 

a full time Administrative Assistant 

to work Monday 8-5, 

Tuesday - Friday 9-5. MUST 

have computer skills to include: 

Microsoft Word, 

Internet and 10 key skills. 

Duties include answering 

phones, perform light cleaning 

and other duties as assigned. 

Wage negotiable 

DOE. Apply at Sidney Job 

Service. 

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CARRIERS WANTED 

Need extra cash or want to 

get some exercise? We have 

carrier routes available in 

most parts of Sidney. Call 

406-433-3306, or fill out ap- 

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Position Open 

The Roundup is looking for a full time Administrative 

Assistant to work Monday 8-5, Tuesday - Friday 9-5. 

MUST have computer skills to include: Microsoft 

Word, Internet and 10 key skills. Duties include 

answering phones, perform light cleaning and other 

duties as assigned. Wage negotiable DOE. 

Apply at Sidney Job Service 

Graphic Designer Wanted 

The Roundup Newspaper in Sidney is looking for a full 

time Computer Graphic Designer to work Monday - 

Friday. Employer is willing to train. Must have strong 

computer skills. Salary is dependant on skill level, related 

work experience and/or education. Physical requirements 

may include sitting for long periods, bending, 

reaching and repetitive motion. Paid vacation after 

one year. Typing, Microsoft Word 2003, Office Grammar 

and Spelling testing is required. Wage DOE. 

Apply at Sidney Job Service. 

plication at The Roundup, 

111 W. Main, Sidney. 

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COOKS, DISHWASHERS 

& SERVERS 

Wage DOE. Apply in person 

at Cattle-Ac, 119 N. Central 

Ave., Sidney, MT. 

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Benefits include health insurance, 

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illness bank, 401K 

and paid vacation. RMC is an 

equal opportunity employer. 

Contact Shawna Durocher at 

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DOE plus benefits. Dietary 

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departmental budget 

management, ordering, inventory 

control, patient nutritional 

assessment, hiring 

and evaluating staff, cooking, 

dish washing. Day shift 

with rotating weekends with 

dietary personnel. Contact 

Shawna Durocher at 406- 

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HELP WANTED 

Panini's Pizzeria is now hiring 

cooks and waitresses for 

their new restaurant in 

Yellowstone Marketplace. 

Contact 541-510-5348 or 

stop by and pick up an application. 

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DENTAL HYGENIST 

Looking for a motivated 

hygenist to join our team. 

State of the art, comprehensive, 

general, and cosmetic 

practice. Call 406-433-7645. 

(33-tfn) 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

35 hours per week, Mon. - Fri. 

Health and pension benefit 

package; 2 weeks vacation 

per year. Information contact 

Pastor George Karres at 

406-433-3350. Send or bring 

resume to: Pella Lutheran 

Church, 418 W. Main Street, 

Sidney, MT 59270, 

gkarres@pellachurch.net 

(40-4tc) 

Help Wanted - Office Manager 

Taylor Ag. Services, Inc., an established agricultural 

retailer in Watford City, N.D, is seeking applications 

for an office man-ager with at least 5 years of experience. 

The successful candidate must have experience 

with Quick-Books and will oversee all accounting 

functions. An Accounting degree is preferred. 

We offer competitive salary and benefits. Taylor Ag 

Services, Inc. is a full-service retailer of fertilizers 

and chemicals and provides aerial and ground application 

services as well as agronomy services. 

Please send a resume and cover letter to Taylor Ag 

Services, Inc., Attention: Kent Taylor, P.O. Box 1229, 

Watford City, N.D. 58854, or call Kent Taylor at 701- 

770-6739. 

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GYMNASTICS 

INSTRUCTOR NEEDED 

Sidney Gymnastics Club is 

currently looking for an outgoing 

individual to instruct 

Wheelers Class, Mon. & Wed. 

4 p.m. - 5 p.m. & Tumblebugs 

Class Tues. 3 p.m. & Friday 3 

& 4 p.m. No experience necessary, 

willing to train. For 

more information please call 

Coach Pat McWilliams, 406- 

478-9101. 

(42-tfn) 

FULL-TIME COMPUTER 

GRAPHIC DESIGNER 

Full-time Computer Graphic 

Designer position to work 

Monday thru Friday. Employer 

is willing to train. Must 

have strong computer skills. 

Salary is dependent on skill 

level, related work experience 

and/or education. 

Physical requirements may 

include sitting for long periods, 

bending, reaching and 

erpetitive motion. Paid vacation 

after a year. Typing, 

Microsoft Word 2003, Office 

Grammar and Spelling testing 

is required. Wage DOE. 

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Agri Industries Inc., a 30 year old 

company is looking for a top quality 

Telecommunications Technician and a 

Journeyman Electrician for our 

Sidney, Montana office. 

The Journeyman Electrician will 

require a valid Electrician’s license in 

Montana and North Dakota. 

The ideal candidate shall have a 

proven track record of strong 

communication skills, quality 

workmanship, outstanding customer 

service, high ethical standards and a 

very positive attitude. 

Some telecommunications experience 

preferred. A valid driver’s license is 

required, and we are a drug free work 

place. We provide use of our service 

vehicles, and also offer a complete 

benefit package including: paid time 

off, medical and a 401(K). 

To apply – Call 406-488-8066 or 

fax resume to 406-488-8067. 

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Truck drivers job fair. Best 

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December 6, from 3-7 

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REAL ESTATE 

LAND FOR SALE 

Commercial and residential 

land available, two miles 

north of Arnegard, ND. Excellent 

location for travel to 

Watford City and Williston. 

701-842-2168 or 701-570- 

8108. 

(39-4tc) 

FOR SALE 

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home in Watford City. Asking 

$160,000. Call 406-781- 

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1 LOT FOR RENT 

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with purchase of manufactured 

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availiable. 406-488-6183 or 

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LOG CABIN FOR RENT 

3 bedroom new log cabin. 

Fully furnished even the bedding 

move in ready, located 

20 miles south of Watford 

City, ND. 701-260-1515 

(40-3tp) 

RV SPACE FOR RENT 

RV space for rent, full hookups. 

406-488-1447. 

(42-2tp) 

RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE 

FOR RENT 

Retail/office space availiable 

immediately at Yellowstone 

Marketplace. Space is in 

lower level, $750/mo., all 

utilities paid. 406-433-8230. 

(42-4tp) 

SERVICES 

HOT SHOT TRUCKING 

Haul Lass, LLC is now servicing 

the area. Delivering 

anywhere, anytime! Reliable, 

responsible & local! 

Give me a call at 406-480- 

Services: 

Oilfield or private location development and reclamation 

Berm building (gravel, scoria or steel) 

Battery set-up • Roustabout services 

Welding (portable & shop), 

Scoria, Gravel & Clay Products (Trucking Available) 


Oversize Crushed Scoria • 2 ½" Crushed Scoria 

Scoria Fines • Pitrun Scoria 

Gravel Products: 

Help Wanted 

Employee Relations Coordinator 

Sidney, Montana 

0126 or 406-488-6613, email 

hoffhd@hotmail.com or fax 

406-488-6107. Dianna Hoff, 

Hauler. 

(47-tfn) 

WELDING 

Welding & repair work. No 

job is too small. Portable 

welder, reasonable rates. 

701-444-2936. 

(30-tfn) 

COMPLETE SERVICE 

CENTER 

The Roundup provides free 

Fax service at Meuchel Computer 

Services, Watford City, 

ND, for all news, photos & advertising 

copy. You may drop 

your Roundup payments at 

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WINDSHIELD 

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service. Over 300 windshields 

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For more information call: 

Office: 701-842-6379 

Dispatch: 701-570-4933 Kilen Backhoe 

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To be successful, this position requires general knowledge of employee relations and human 

resources practices, company benefit programs, OSHA and Workman's compensation reporting. 

The candidate must be highly organized possessing strong computer skills along with the 

ability to multi-task. You must have an attention to detail, excellent interpersonal skills and the 

ability to maintain confidentiality. This position is responsible for advertising, recruiting, hiring 

and processing all new hires including pre-employment screening. Coordinates annual wellness 

clinics, trainings and maintains appropriate records. Maintains current shift lists, phone lists 

and calendars. Distributes weekly safety training materials. Assists with Open Enrollment. 

Reports all Workman's Compensation accidents and maintains OSHA logs. Coordinates annual 

service awards banquet. Resolves employee Relations issues as they arise. Salary Depends on 

Experience Benefits include medical/dental, 401(k), life insurance, vacation, sick, and holiday 

pay. 

Send resume to Tracy Taynor 

Sidney Sugars Incorporated 

35140 County Road 125 

Sidney, MT 59270. 

Email: ttaynor@crystalsugar.com 

Phone: 406-433-9320 

Fax: 406-433-9317 

EOE • Drug free workplace 

tors, 1820 2nd St. W., 

Williston. 701-572-0114. 

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VICES 

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location development and 

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(gravel, scoria, or steel), battery 

set-up, roustabout services, 

welding (portable & 

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products (trucking available). 


Oversize crushed scoria, 

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Products: Class 5 & class 

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call: office: 701-842-6379 

or dispatch: 701-570-4933. 

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FARM & RANCH 

MINERALS & 

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Complete line of minerals & 

supplements. Protein & mineral 

tabs for cattle, horses & 

sheep. All types of liquid feed 

for livestock. Calving supplies. 

R&J Ag Supply 406- 

488-1953, 406-480-2006, 1- 

800-233-2499, Sidney, MT. 

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Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5:30 

p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701- 

828-3482 (after hrs.). 

Alexander, ND. 

(42-tfn) 

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Factory Labor 

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Bid jobs up to $16.22/hour Wage Increase!! 

Opportunity for advancement to full time positions 

On the job training 

Overtime may be available 

Employee Referral Program 

Sidney Sugars Incorporated has the following positions open: 

•Maintenance Electrician: $22.21 hour starting; $26.18 and full time with proven 

competence. Requires successful completion of employer administered written test. 

•Boiler Operator: Class 1 or 2 license $26.18. Class 3 $21.95 hr with willingness to 

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•Factory Office Clerk: $14.80 hour, seasonal position subject to call back 

Walk-ins are welcome! 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Drug Free Workplace 

701-875-4278, $4000. 

O.B.O. 

(36-tfn) 

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1999 JAYCO FOR SALE 

26' pull camper in Sidney. 

Fully winterized with insulated 

skirting. Great condition! 

Must be moved. 

$7,900.00 O.B.O. 406-212- 

9559. 

(41-3tp) 

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2000 NISSAN XTERRA 

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miles. $6,300 O.B.O. Call 

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(42-1tp) 

Full time benefits are: 

• Holiday, Vacation and sick pay 

• Insurance for medical, dental and life 

• Pension and 401 (k) 

Apply in person or request an application from: 

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35140 County Road 125 - Sidney, MT - 406-433-9320 

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Sidney Schools 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Stir fry, ravioli, 

cheese stick, tossed salad, pineapple. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Chicken alfredo, garlic 

toast, broccoli, peaches. 

Mon., Dec. 10: No School. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Chicken strips, potatoes 

& gravy, broccoli, mandarin oranges. 

Wed., Dec. 12: Polish wiener wraps, 

baked beans, green beans, pudding. 

Richey Schools 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Fish nuggets & salad 

bar. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Drummies, roasted potatoes, 

mixed veggies, fruit & bread. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Mini corn dogs, chips, 

corn & oranges. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Chicken noodle soup, 

addorted sandwiches, salad bar, cupcakes. 

Wed. Dec. 12: Super salad bar. 

E. Fairview School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Sloppy joes, sun 

chips, salad, honeydew. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Chili, corn bread, mixed 

veggies, cantaloupe. 

Mon., Dec. 10: BBQ pulled pork on 

bun, rice, corn, applesauce. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Hamburger stoganoff 

pasta, salad, peas, fresh pineapple, 

bun. 

Thurs., Dec. 12: Turkey sandwich, 

noodle soup, peaches, veggies. 

Fairview School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Cowboy beans, fruit 

salad, brocolli, jello, bun. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Polish dogs & kraut, 

macoroni salad, carrots, oranges. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Pork chop sandwich, 

pasta salad, peas, applesauce, pudding. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Pizza hotidish, 

caesar salad, pears, garlic toast. 

Wed. Dec. 12: Crispitos, nachos, 

raw vegetables, grapes. 

Culbertson School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Chicken tenders, 

crinkle fries, mandarin oranges. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Hot pockets, tortilla 

chips, peaches. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Loaded baked potato, 

broccoli, pears. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Peanut butter & jam 

crustables, orange wedges. 

Wed, Dec. 12: Meatballs, mashed 

potatoes, corn, apricots. 

Bainville School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Slush burgers, chips, 

baked beans, carrots, banana. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Italian dunkers, green 

beans, mixed fruit. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Corn dogs, potato, 

broccoli, pears. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Beef stroganoff, 

noodles, veggies, apple slices. 

Wed. Dec. 12: Ham & cheese wrap, 

carrot sticks, tropical fruit. 

Lambert School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Chicken patty, 

mashed potatoes, gravy, green 

beans, pears. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Hot ham & cheese, 

chips, pudding. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Hot pockets, chips, 

cookie. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Hamburger gravy, 

mashed potatoes, corn, buns, 

peaches. 

Wed., Dec. 12: Chicken ala king, 

salad, cake. 

Froid School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: French dip sandwich, 

french fries, green beans, fruit. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Cod fish, parslied potatoes, 

peas & carrots, fruit. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Chicken supreme egg 

rolls, sweet & sour sauce, fortune 

cookies, fruit. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Pigs in a blanket, 

macaroni & cheese, peas, fruit. 

Wed., Dec. 12: Pancakes, sausage 

patties, scrambled eggs, blueberries. 

Savage School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Super nachos, green 

beans, salsa, mixed fruit. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Stew, biscuits, 

applesauce. 

Mon., Dec. 10: Hamburgers, lettuce, 

tomato, onion, pickles, potatoes, 

peaches. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Stroganoff, corn, 

bread, fruit salad. 

Wed., Dec. 12: Taco hot dish, rice, 

peas, applesauce. 

Rau School 

Thurs., Dec. 6: Shrimp, fries, pineapple, 

muffin. 

Fri., Dec. 7: Soup, roll, fruit. 

Mon., Dec. 10: No School. 

Tues., Dec. 11: Goulash, green 

beans, pears, bread. 

Wed., Dec. 12: Chicken gravy, 

mashed potatoes, carrots, peaches. 

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SHS Speech & Drama 

Competes in Hardin 

The Sidney High School Speech and Drama Team 

headed to Hardin in the wee hours of Saturday morning. 

Competing against 12 schools, including all of the Class A 

Schools from the Eastern A Division, the Speech Team finished 

3rd in Speech Sweeps and The Drama Team finished 

4th in Sweeps. Senior Kalen Hance brought home the 1st 

place win in Extemp(Speech) proving that he is a force to be 

reckoned with. This was Kalen’s third meet of the season and 

his third time finishing in 1st place. The team is heading to 

Shepard next weekend. 

Pictured here are: Front Row: (L to R) Kaitlyn Tibbits, 

Michaela Loftus, Emily Schaff, Lane Lyseng, Kyle Smith; 

2nd Row: (L to R) Lexie Brunsvold, Amy Schaffer, Jesse 

Staffanson, Tes Ler, Ariana Gaskin, Dustin Bailey and 

Michael Waddell. Not pictured: Kalen Hance, Heather 

McDonald. 

Montana’s 

Missouri 

River 

Country 

Cooperative 

Marketing 

Funds 

Submitted by Carla 

Hunsley 

For FY 12/13 Missouri 

River Country budgeted 

$7,000 in Cooperative Marketing, 

which is designed to 

allow Missouri River Country 

to promote an area or 

event on a cooperative basis 

with a nonprofit tourismrelated 

organization. The intent 

of this program is to encourage 

the development of 

new or expanded marketing 

projects outside the local 

community, thereby increasing 

the tourism travel to the 

region and extending the 

traveler’s stay in Missouri 

River Country. 

The cooperative marketing 

funds are a 50/50 split 

between Missouri River 

Country and the nonprofit 

tourism organization. The 

funds are made possible by 

bed tax dollars generated in 

the Missouri River Country 

tourism region and are offered 

annually by Missouri 

River Country through an 

application process. 

For an application and 

guidelines, please contact 

Carla Hunsley at the Missouri 

River Country tourism 

office, 1-800-653-1319 or 

write to P.O. Box 118, Fort 

Peck, MT 59223. 

ANS 

Prevention 

in Winter 

North Dakota ice anglers 

are reminded that regulations 

designed to reduce 

the spread of aquatic nuisance 

species also apply in 

winter. 

It’s important to reiterate 

that only legal live bait can 

be transported in water in a 

container up to five gallons. 

Both game and nongame 

species cannot be transported 

in water, although a 

daily catch can be packed in 

snow. 

Other simple methods to 

prevent winter ANS introductions 

are: 

Do not use illegally imported 

baits. 

Do not empty a bait 

bucket into any water body. 

Do not drop plant fragments 

into the water. 

Dispose any unused 

bait into the trash. 

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