August 15, 2007 - The Roundup

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The Roundup
Wednesday, August 15, 2007 Volume 33 • Number 25
100 Years Of Health Care
Brian McGinnis, Sidney Health Center Board chairman, thanks the community
for their support for the past 100 years at the SHC Heritage Day Anniversary
Celebration Saturday at Veteran's Memorial Park.
Two Killed In Motorcycle
Accident Near Sidney
Raechel Barnard and Randy Stimpson of Sidney were
killed in a motorcycle accident one mile west of Sidney on
MT Highway 16 around midnight Saturday.
Stimpson, 19, (originally from the Hardin-Lodge Grass
area) and Barnard,18, were riding on a borrowed 2007
Suzuki motorcycle at the time of the midnight crash.
The Montana Highway Patrol said the pair was heading
toward Sidney at a high rate of speed, left the roadway on
the right side and lost control.
The Highway Patrol said both subjects were ejected
from the motorcycle. Stimpson died at the scene and Barnard
was transported to Sidney Health Center where she was
pronounced dead. Neither rider was wearing a helmet.
Barnard is the daughter of Carol and Peter Kunnerup of
Sidney and John and Debbie Barnard of Great Falls. She
had a longtime relationship with Byron Kuylen of Sidney.
Funeral services for Barnard are set for 10 a.m. Friday at
Pella Lutheran Church in Sidney.
Gravos Takes
Over Watford
City Vet Clinic
Kristen (Ault) Gravos, DVM, has taken over the Watford City Veterinary
Clinic from Dr. J.D. Nelson.
Dr. Nelson will be assisting her in the transition, mainly with care of
large animals.
Gravos was born and raised in Sidney and graduated from Sidney
High School in 1999. She then went on to get a BS in animal science at
Montana State University-Bozeman. She graduated in the top 10% in her
class at Washington State University Veterinary School.
She came to Watford City after working for Best Friends Animal Hospital,
Billings.
She married Aaron Gravos in May and they returned to Watford City,
where Aaron is involved with computer data warehousing.
“We have always wanted to return to Watford City because both of
our families live in the community,” she said. “My father, Bill Ault and my
grandmother, Donna, live in Sidney and my mom, Mary Lou, my sister,
Hallie, and Aaron’s dad, Alvin, live in Watford City.”
You can reach Dr. Gravos at the Watford City Veterinary Clinic at 701-
842-2037.
Raechel Barnard
Richland County Ambulance
Looking For New Recruits
The Richland County
Ambulance Service is looking
for compassionate, hardworking,
dynamic individuals
to become members of its lifesaving
service. An Emergency
Medical Technician
(EMT) training class will start
in early October with sessions
to be held each Monday
and Wednesday covering
a broad range of topics.
The classes will feature
many speakers including
doctors and certified EMTs
with years of knowledge and
experiences to share.
The Richland County
Ambulance Service is comprised
of more than fifty volunteer
EMTs, who are
trained to respond to medical
emergency situations,
treat and stabilize the patient,
and transport them back
to the hospital for additional
treatment. Registered EMTs
Josh King,
director of the
Richland County
Ambulance
Service is
pictured with
EMT Lana
Whitney (center)
and VISTA
volunteer,
Mandy Zorn,
who will take
the EMT training
class scheduled
to start in
October.
provide services throughout
Richland County with ambulances
in Fairview, Lambert,
Savage and two in Sidney.
Josh King, Richland Co.
Ambulance Service director,
stated, “Our EMS system relies
heavily on the continued
support of Richland County
communities for supplying
volunteers. Due to heightened
call volume, the highest
in our history, we are
seeking people with the desire
to be in the midst of a
fast-paced and rewarding
opportunity that has a visible
impact on our community.”
After becoming a registered
EMT, volunteers stay
appraised of new techniques
through monthly meetings
and continuing
education. The success of
the Richland County Ambulance
Service is a reflection
of the dedication and skill of
volunteer EMTs.
Lana Whitney has been
a member of the Richland
County Ambulance Service
for four years. “I wanted to become
an EMT because my
grandmother lived in the
country and was sick at the
time. I wanted to know how I
could help her,” stated
Whitney. “Being an EMT is a
great way to give back to the
community. Having the training
allows me to help in an
emergency situation rather
than standing there and not
be able to do something.”
Individuals interested in
training to become an EMT
should call the Richland
County Ambulance Service
at 406-488-2180 to reserve
an interview session. The
classes fill up quickly and is
a first come, first serve basis,
so don’t wait!
Kristen Gravos, DVM, (right) has taken over Watford City Veterinary Clinic from Dr. J.D. Nelson,
longtime Watford City veterinarian.

2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007
Jen Lundemo & Chris Filler
Lundemo-Filler Engaged
Duane and Barbara
Lundemo, Sidney, are
pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Jen Lundemo to Chris
Filler, son of Kevin and Sheila
All show times CDT.
Movie
Title/Date
Hairspray
PG (2 hrs. 15 min.)
License To Wed
PG 13 (2hrs. 15 min.)
Ocean’s Thirteen
PG 13 (2 hr. 15 min.)
The Bourne
Ultimatum
PG 13 (2hr. 15 min.)
Wed.
Aug. 8
6:30
8:45
7:00
9:15
Filler, Fairview.
Jen graduated from
Bozeman High School in
2005.
Chris graduated from
Fairview High School in
Thurs.
Aug. 9
6:30
8:45
7:00
9:15
2001. He is currently working
for Payette Farms,
Fairview.
An October wedding is
planned in Sidney.
Now Showing In Our Twin Theatres
701-842-6683 Watford City, ND
Schedule Subject To Change Without Notice.
For Movie Schedule
Call Movie Line 701-842-7469 (SHOW)
SHOW TIMES
Fri
Aug. 10
6:30
8:45
7:00
9:15
Sat.
Aug. 11
2 & 4:15
6:30
8:45
2:30 &
4:45
7 & 9:15
Sun.
Aug. 12
2:00
4:15
6:30
2:30
4:45
7:00
Mon.
Aug. 13
Tues.
Aug. 14
6:30 6:30
7:00 7:00
Come celebrate your birthday with us.
Call 842-6683 for details.
THE END
Final Day of Business
This Saturday, Aug. 18
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Boots & Hats
Montana Silversmiths
Gift Items
Other Store Merchandise
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4 Desks
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2 Computers
Point of Sale Software
3 File Cabinets
Fax Machine
Printer
Office Equipment
Movable Partition
2 Display Cases
2 Fire Extinguishers
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All items subject
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NDSU Research Extension Center Horticulturalist Lorna Bradbury.
Local Horticulturist's Workplace
Is The Great Outdoors
By Jaimee Green
For most people, a typical
work week is spent indoors,
in an office, at a computer.
However, Lorna
Bradbury, a horticulturist with
the North Dakota State University
Research Extension
Center, says, in her field of
work, there are no typical
work weeks and her office is
expansive, consisting of blue
skies, soft soil and lots of
plant life.
“It’s always challenging
trying to get things to grow.
You are always dealing with
the issues of humidity, and
water, the soil content and
even the hardiness of the
plant. My job is much like that
of a farmer. You spend time
watering, weeding and caring
for your crops in whatever
stage of growth they are
in,” Bradbury said.
Growing up on a farm in
central Maine is what
sprouted her interest in crops
and flowers and ultimately
led her to pursue a career in
horticulture. She received a
bachelor’s degree in plant
and soil science from the
University of Maine and then
earned a bachelor’s degree
in environmental systems
engineering from the University
of Regina in
Saskachewan.
In the mid 1970s she
took her first job in the Peace
Corps in Liberia, West Africa,
where she met her husband
Gordon, a lifelong resident of
Williston.
After spending some
time working as a college
professor at Williston State
College she went to work
part-time at the Ernie French
Center where her husband
also worked as a research
specialist. “My job mostly entails
working outside in the
gardens and helping with the
harvest. Right now, the tomatoes
are ripening and we are
checking the grapes for
sweetness. The birds have
discovered the grapes and
since they go from crop to
crop I am putting netting
around the vines,” Bradbury
said.
Although she says she
has no favorite type of flowers,
she admits she is partial
to roses. When she isn’t
working at the research fa-
cility she enjoys growing a
garden of her own. “It’s mostly
bulbs and some annuals. I
keep them in pots on the deck
so there is no weeding. There
are also perennials. It’s gotten
smaller and smaller over
the years as I have been
spending more and more
time out at the field station,”
she said.
When she isn’t outside
she enjoys sewing and reading.
“My children give me different
reading assignments
and then I have to tell them
what I think. The latest book
was ‘Paradise Lost’ by John
Milton but I suppose the next
one will be Harry Potter,” she
said.
Together with her husband,
Bradbury has three
grown children. They are Susan,
27, Nathan, 23, and William,
21.
Horticulture Field Tour
Scheduled Aug. 21
The 4 th annual Horticulture Field Tour will be held
Tuesday, Aug. 21. Lorna Bradbury will be in charge of
the tour.
The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Williston
Research Extension Center in the Ernie French Center
(located five miles west of Williston on Hwy. 2) and
will include tours of the annual flower beds, the small
fruit trails and the orchard. The program will conclude
at approximately 8 p.m.
The public is cordially invited to attend and participate
in this horticulture tour.

First Lutheran
Nursery School
Classes starting in Sept.
Class 1: must be 3 yrs. Class 2: must be 4 yrs.
by Sept. 1
by Sept. 1
To Register Call
Roxie Bates 701-842-6044 or
Sue Jorgenson 701-675-2330
Health
question
#34:
When it comes to your health,
are you prepared?
Tying a shoe. Fixing a bike. Kissing
a child’s scraped knee. Many of life’s
solutions are easy, but sometimes
life catches you off guard with a
serious illness or injury. Be ready with
dependable health coverage from
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
North Dakota.
Eric Mogen, Nodak Mutual Agent
Watford City • 444-6048
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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., Aug. 15
7 a.m. — Leadership Task Force meeting, Sidney
Chamber office.
12 p.m. — Membership Committee meeting, Sidney
Chamber office.
Thurs., Aug. 16
5-5:30 p.m. — TOPS Club weigh-ins, Crestwood
Inn. Meeting from 5:30-6 p.m.
7 p.m. — Bingo, early bird at 6:45 p.m., Moose Lodge.
8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room.
Fri., Aug. 17
7:45 a.m.-12 p.m. — Farmers Market, Richland
Federal Credit Union parking lot.
8 a.m. — Exec. Board meeting, Sidney Chamber office.
Sat., Aug. 18
9 a.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church,
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
10 a.m. — Gamblers Anon., Zion Lutheran Church,
309 S. Central Ave., Fairview. Contact 798-3601.
Sun., Aug. 19
8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
Mon., Aug. 20
12 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
Tues., Aug. 21
7 p.m. — Grief Support Group, 116 3rd Ave. NW.
8 p.m. — AA meeting,Trinity Lutheran Church
education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln.
McKenzie County
Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CDT Zone.
Wed., Aug. 15
10 a.m. — Chamber Coffee, TJ’s, sponsored
by Heggen Equipment.
Noon-6 p.m. — McKenzie Co. Blood Drive, Civic
Center.
5 p.m. — Weight Loss Group meeting, Hospital staff
meeting room.
7 p.m. — Open Shooting, Badlands Shooting Club.
8 p.m. — AA meeting, Civic Center meeting room.
8 p.m. — Al-anon meeting, Sanford Room, Library.
Raechel Barnard, 18,
Sidney
Funeral Friday At 10 a.m.
Funeral services for Raechel Barnard, 18, of Sidney will
be held Friday, Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. at Pella Lutheran Church in
Sidney.
A memorial service will also be held Saturday at 11 a.m.
at Faith Lutheran Church in Great Falls.
Raechel died early Sunday, Aug. 12, in a motorcycle
accident west of Sidney.
Fulkerson Funeral Home in Sidney is in charge of funeral
arrangement.
Dr. Duane Douglas, 64,
Sidney
Funeral services for Dr. Duane Douglas, DVM, 64, Sidney,
were held at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 13 at the Assembly of God
Church, Sidney.
Interment was in the Sidney Cemetery under the direction
of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney.
Dr. Duane Douglas died on Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
8, 2007 at his home.
Harold Rhines, 87, Sidney
Mass of Christian burial for Harold Rhines, 87, Sidney,
was at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14, at St. Matthew’s Catholic
Church, Sidney.
Burial was at the Sidney Cemetery under the direction
of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney.
Harold died Sunday morning Aug. 12, 2007 at the Sidney
Health Center.
Communities In
Action Schedules
Budgeting Class
Communities In Action will be sponsoring a budgeting
class put on by the Consumer Credit Counseling Services of
Montana, Friday Aug. 17 at 3:30 p.m. at the MonDak Heritage
Center. If anyone is interested in attending this FREE class,
please call 406-433-6946 to sign up. The class should be
about an hour to an hour and half.
STATISTICS
Lake Water Level Reports
Fort Peck Sakakawea
Current Elevation .....................2202.00 ............... 1817.0
Last Week’s Elev. .....................2202.33 ............... 1817.5
One Year Ago ...........................2204.60 ............... 1815.7
Release For Day (C.F.S.) .........7000 .................... 16,000
Sidney Weather Data
Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center
Date High Low Precip.
Aug. 6 ................. 83 .................. 64 ............................ T
Aug. 7 ................. 98 .................. 54 ............................ 0
Aug. 8 ................. 98 .................. 68 ......................... 0.02
Aug.9 .................. 98 .................. 52 ............................ 0
Aug. 10 ............... 98 .................. 62 ............................ 0
Aug. 11 ............... 94 .................. 57 ............................ 0
Aug. 12 ............... 90 .................. 49 ............................ T
Average YTD Precipitation ....................................... 11.89
2007 YTD Precipitation ............................................. 9.95
Watford City Weather Data
Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network
Date High Low Precip Wheat Average
........................................... AGDD Soil Temp.
Aug.6 ..........84 ..... 61 .... 0.12 .......... 3711 ................ 76
Aug. 7 .........99 ..... 54 .... 0.03 .......... 3753 ................ 78
Aug. 8 .........87 ..... 65 .... 0.00 .......... 3797 ................ 75
Aug. 9 .........97 ..... 56 .... 0.01 .......... 3840 ................ 78
Aug.10 ........89 ..... 61 .... 0.08 .......... 3883 ................ 78
Aug. 11 .......69 ..... 52 .... 0.00 .......... 3911 ................ 74
Aug.12 ........84 ..... 47 .... 0.01 .......... 3945 ................ 71
Montana Auction Markets Report
Source: Sidney Livestock, Sidney MT
Week of: 8-8-07
Number Sold: 131
Slaughter Cows Average $ Maximum $
Utility & Commercial......... $55.00 ........................ $60.00
Cutter ............................... $52.00 ........................ $56.00
Canner ............................. $48.00 ........................ $52.00
Shelly Canner......... ......... $40.00 .......... ..............$48.00
Slaughter Bulls ................. $56.00 ........................ $62.00
Remarks:
cows & bull market steady - active
NO SALE Wed. Aug. 15
Yearling Sale Aug. 22
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007 3
The exterior of this 1,980 square foot up and 1,980
square foot down split level has new siding, soffits,
facia, and garage doors. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, new
kitchen, new master bath, formal living room and
dining room, wood burning fire place, new hardwood
floors topped off with an 1,800 square foot shop.
Priced at $285,000
Contact Jim for a FREE analysis of your property.
Listings Needed - I Have Buyers!
1,300+ square feet of one level living in this
3 bedroom home 1 block from Sidney Health
Center & 2 blocks from Westside School.
Janet
Sergent
Real Estate
Loan Officer
120 2nd Alan Seigfreid
Jim & Janice Knudsen Website: www.missouririverrealty.com
Broker/Owners email: alansfui@midrivers.com
St. N.E. P.O. Box 387 Sidney Mt. 59270
(O) 406-433-3010 ~ (F) 406-433-3013 ~ (C) 406-489-3010
Large established corner
residental lot for sale in
Sidney. Lot is 11,200 sq. ft.
with curbs and gutters in a
quiet neighborhood. You
can get this choice lot for
only $20,000.
Call Jim Nelson
BEAGLE PROPERTIES
120 2nd Avenue SW Sidney, MT 59270
406-482-4480 (Business) • 888-482-4480 406-482-5836 (Fax)
489-2590 (Cellular) 406-488-1656 (Residence)
www.beagleproperties.com (Web Site)
golfinggramps@hotmail.com (E-Mail)
Priced at $100,000
This older farm home was remodeled in the late 60’s
& had a major addition in 1993. It has over 1500
sq. ft. on the main floor & 720 sq. ft. of partially
finished basement. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a large
kitchen, & a beautiful living room that overlooks
the 20 acres. 9 acres of irrigated crop/pasture, &
several outbuildings including a 40’ x 50’ shop,
single garage, & large pole barn
Priced at $175,000
This neat and clean home has two bedrooms,
hardwood floors, full bath and kitchen eating
area on the main floor. Full basement with another
bedroom and bath. Metal siding, fenced yard,
two car garage and central air.
Priced at $95,000
REAL ESTATE
FINANCING
For Home Purchases & Refinancing
Stop in today and see Janet in Sidney or Laurie
in Culbertson,
124 N. Central Ave. Sidney, MT
(406) 482-2704
18 East 2nd St. Culbertson, MT
(406) 787-5890
www.richlandfcu.com
Worry free living in this great
condo by the golf course. This 2
bedroom, 1 1/2 bath condo
features a great view off the deck
and also has a private one car
garage just steps from the door.
Low association fees only add to
this great deal at only $55,000.
Missouri River Realty has several sites to visit if you are looking for a certain property.
Please let Alan assist you in your search for properties. We also do 1031 exchanges, and
have access to numerous exchange sites to help find that perfect property for you.
View View Our Properties Properties At
www.nickjonesre.com
Truck Route South,
Sidney
since
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Call Nick, Denny or Kristen
(406) 433-4445
Licensed in Montana and North Dakota
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Culbertson
Branch Manager
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4 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007
Back-To-College Basics
Dorm Fridges
2 cu.ft.
$ 119 00
4 cu.ft.
$ 199 00
Back To School
At The Mane Event
Shampoo & Conditioner
Liters on Sale
Amplify Abba
Sleek Look Biolage
“If your hair is not becoming to you, you should be coming to us.”
Stylists:
Racquel Schipman
Renae Riggins
Jennifer Denowh
Massage Therapist:
433-3232
1511 S. Central, Sidney
TVs
of All
Sizes
microwaves as low as $ 99 00
Sidney Electric
111 E. Main, Sidney 433-2018
Foils Dimensional Colors
Perms Haircuts
Mud &
Herbal
Wraps
$55
Jennifer Olson
Nail Tech:
Vena Mecklenburg
Richland Federal Credit Union
We’re proud to
partner with
area schools on
financial
literacy education
in school
and at the
Credit Union
branches.
www.you.coop
Salutes our
Richland and
Roosevelt County
Educators
We commend our
teachers on their
dedication toward
educating our youth!
Fair Package Winners
Bill and Donna Lewis were the proud winners of The
Roundup Fair and Rodeo package given away during
The Richland County Fair.
Parents & Students:
Be sure to make your
appointments now
for your child’s or your:
Immunizations
Sports Physicals
Regular Yearly Checkups
701-842-3771 525 N Main Watford City, ND
www.richlandfcu.com
124 N. Central Ave. Sidney, MT
(406) 482-2704
18 East 2nd St. Culbertson, MT
(406) 787-5890
Make Us
Part of Your
School Day!
McKenzie Co. “Beef Up The
Blood Supply” Blood Drive
Scheduled Wednesday
‘Beef Up the Blood Supply” is the theme for the McKenzie
County Blood Drive to be held at the Watford City Civic Center
from noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 15.
Grilled hamburgers will be served from 11:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. by the District #1 Cattlewomen.
Contact Kathy at 842-2381 (days), 675-2333 evenings
or log on to www.bloodhero.com and enter “H1792” as the
sponsor code to schedule a convenient time for your donation.
Don’t forget your photo ID and a list of your medications
taken in the past month.
The blood drive is being sponsored by the District #1
Cattlewomen and First International Bank and Trust.
Kylen Welnel
Maintenance
Monte
Schumacher
Pharmacy
Hospital Staff
These people were
inadvertently missed or
misidentified in the Sidney
Health Center
100th Anniversary
section last week.
NOT PICTURED
Dawn Ledahl, Pharmacy
Julie
Stubstad
EC Activities
Joyce Kallevig
Physician
Services
McDonald’s Sidney
Locally Owned
& Operated
406-433-1983

Local Families'
Ancestor Honored
In Cowboy Hall of
Fame
By Jaimee Green
The Stevenson family
may have had lots to talk
about during family gettogethers
and holidays.
However, with the recent induction
of their late relative,
Donald Stevenson, into the
North Dakota Cowboy Hall of
Fame, they will have even
more to discuss. The induction
ceremony took place on
Aug. 4, at the Tjaden Terrace
in Medora. He was honored
for his contribution to pre-
1940 ranching.
“This entire experience
has just brought the history
of our family alive for me. I
guess I didn’t realize we had
that much history but it makes
me pretty proud,” said Trish
Stevenson, a great great
granddaughter.
“He was quite a character
for having started out with
nothing,” said Leon
Stevenson, a great grandson.
Born in April 1833, Don
Stevenson was a Scottish
immigrant who first settled in
Canada in 1842 and then
Minnesota in 1856. After
spending some time in Texas
herding cattle and freighting
Donald Stevenson
and sisters.
he returned to Minnesota and
continued a career in farming
and ranching in Douglas
County. While farming, he
was also hauling freight,
supplies and people from St.
Cloud to the Northern Dakota
Territory.
Using oxen, he ran a
regular line of freight teams
between Bismarck and the
Black Hills, bringing out the
first gold nuggets, sparkling
proof that there was gold
deep in the hills.
In 1864, he became the
first postmaster of Osakis and
was appointed by President
Lincoln. When the town organized
in 1866, he served
on the first board of commissioners
and remained a
member for seven years.
Later, he went on to serve in
the legislature from 1896-
1898.
In 1872, he, along with
his wife, Lydia Ann Stone,
and their seven children,
moved to the Dakota Territory
and established the D.S.
Ranch in Emmons County
and continued ranching until
1886. During that time he
ran about 800 head of Longhorn
cattle and horses. It is
Don Stevenson train leaving St. Cloud for Fort
Ransom, ND, 1867
believed that during the winter
of 1886-1887 he lost half
of his herd to the bitter cold.
In 1877, he relocated to
Morton County, approximately
50 miles south of
Mandan. His ranch is believed
to be the first on Cannon
Ball River where he is
said to have had as many as
1,600 head of cattle and
horses.
While ranching full time
he also ran the Stevenson
Post Office at his Cannon Ball
ranch from 1894-1908.
Following declining
health conditions, he retired
in the Dickinson area. He
died on Dec. 28, 1908 in
Dickinson and is buried in
the Mandan Union Cemetery.
While many of
Stevenson’s living relatives
never had a chance to meet
him, many said they feel a
deep sense of pride in his
accomplishments.
In an 1895 article written
by the Record, a Fargobased
publication, he is described
as “big, hearty, and
jovial, a splendid type of citizenship”.
“They were just ranchers
who came here and settled
in Western North Dakota.
They loved the land and they
loved what they did and that
was their life. He did so many
things to help settle this land,”
said Barbara Walla, a great,
great granddaughter.
Over 40 members of the
Stevenson family attended
the recent ceremony and
those who could not attend
got together locally. “It was
something to be able to get
together. It was good to see
all of the relatives,” said Mike
Stevenson, a great grandson.
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Thursday. With her are Kiwanians Randy Johnson,
left, and Bob Frank. Cindy is the owner of Sidney
Cleaners and Laundry.
Sidney Jaycees Announce
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pictured with the winner of the porch swing which
the Jaycees raffled off for Relay For Life. The winner
of the swing is Jean Edes, Fairview. The Jaycees thank
everyone for supporting this worthwhile project. Any
person ages 18-41 is welcome to join the Jaycees. If
you are interested in joining contact Lane or any
current member.
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Richland Co. Fair
Best Of Fair Winners
Foods ........................................................... Amy Redman
Self Determined/Teen Leadership ............. Amy Redman
Painting & Drawing/Misc. Arts .................... Katie Hansen
Stamping ................................................... Hanna Jepsen
Leathercraft .............................................. Sam Casterline
Clothing ...................................................... Sara McMillen
Knitting ..................................................... Jared Rosaaen
Gardening .................................................. Ashton Handy
Embroidering..........................................Cindy Staffanson
Quilting ....................................................... Sara McMillen
Exploring 4-H ................................................ Bryar Lange
Photography ............................................. Wade McMillen
Small Engines ............................................... Emily Schaff
Cake Decorating ............................................. Hazen Fink
Welding ..................................................... Jarvis Klempel
Aerospace .................................................... Wyatt Hagler
Woodworking ............................................ Nettie Johnson
Shooting Sports ........................................ Luke Casterline
Veterinary Science ...................................... Somer Reidle
Richland Co.
Fair School
Exhibit
Results
Many pieces of art and
crafts were entered into the
school exhibit building this
year.
Receiving Best of Grade
ribbons were: Kindergarten,
Bailey Searer, Fairview; Prefirst,
C.J. Trotter, West; First,
Moran Folstad, West; Second,
Class, Savage; Third,
Class, Savage; Fourth, Justin
Mindt, Lambert; Fourth,
Hunter Dehner, West; Fifth,
Jeremy Rhines, West; Fifth,
Paul Brannan, West; Sixth,
Wyatt Hagler, Savage; Sixth,
Molly Broadhead, Sidney
Middle School; Seventh,
Bridger Rice, Savage;
Eighth, Joni Lunstad, Liberty
Christian School; 9-12
Change Spaabeck, Fairview.
Grand Champion ribbon,
Joni Lunstad, Liberty
Christian School.who
worked hard through 100+
temperatures. That group included
Mary Vaira, Lori
Bailey, Kyle Osborne, Katie
Gustafson, Andy Brunsvold,
Frances Volbrecht and Pat
Winter.
Thanks to the Rau
School Board for once again,
allowing Mary Jo Saboe to
record the entries. It is appreciated.
The cooperation of
students, teachers and custodians
who prepare and
deliver the exhibits has made
this county’s display unique.
Thanks to all and plan for
2008’s fair.
...Joan Ritter
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Saturday, Aug. 18
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Interactive Multii-Media Center at Long X Visitors Center in
Watford City.
Community’s Oral History On Display In
Pioneer Museum’s Multi-Media Center
Visitors of the Pioneer
Museum of McKenzie
County, can now watch, listen
and learn about the
county’s history through the
use of the new interactive
Multi-Media Center at the
Long X Visitors Center. With
the help of Watford City High
School students, the museum
now has over 80 video,
audio and photographic interview
projects on display
and available to the public
through a user-friendly computer
and DVD display.
This winter, Watford City
High School sophomores
and seniors, as part of their
English curriculum, were
asked to collect information
from local pioneers to tell a
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story in the form of a recorded
audio or video interview or
through documented photographs.
Working in pairs, the
students visited with grandparents,
great aunts and
uncles and family friends who
grew up in McKenzie County.
Armed with video cameras,
tape recorders and photographs,
students asked
questions about topics such
as schooling, parenting, farming
and ranching, fun and
games, church, travel and
work.
“The results were overwhelming,”
said Jessie
Scofield, director of the media
center who worked on
editing and displaying the
media projects. “It was great
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to their upcoming wedding.
The wedding will be held at the
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Reception & dance following the ceremony.
No local invitations are being sent.
Campers, RV’s and tents encouraged.
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north and go about 700 yards.
Childbirth Class
The prenatal teaching program’s
One-Day Childbirth Class will
be held on Saturday, August 25 in
the Sidney Health Center Classroom
from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Instructors, Katharine Bell, RN
and Joyce Schulz, RN, will review
the following topics including:
relaxation, anatomy and physiology
of childbirth, types of delivery,
anesthesia, and child care. The
session will end with a tour of
Sidney Health Center’s OB Wing.
Please call the Clinic Receptionist
at 488-2510 to reserve your
spot. The class is free of charge;
however, donations up to $25 are
gladly accepted to cover expenses.
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to see two different generations
having fun and open
discussions about life and
work. It was clear that the
participants enjoyed themselves
and the students were
intrigued by what they
learned.”
Included in the 80-plus
media displays are 37 audio
interviews of county residents
purchased from the
North Dakota Historical Society
and nine professional
video interviews of area
WWII Veterans. As part of the
media project, the museum
has also scanned all photographs
to be saved, archived
and easily viewed on the
computer system.
Visitors will find that the
media center is a relaxed and
quiet place, equipped with
comfortable chairs, noisecanceling
headphones,
user-friendly software, a welcoming
staff to assist you,
and, most importantly, interesting
and relevant stories
about life in McKenzie
County.
“Some of the featured
interviewees have history in
this community that goes
back almost 100 years—and
they will only become more
valuable over time,” says
Scofield. “It is our hope that
visitors will take the time to
sit down and listen to their
voices and hear their stories.
There is much to be learned.”
Community members
who are interested in conducting
their own interviews
or those who already have
video or audio documentation
of historical significance
are encouraged to submit
these interviews for display
in museum.
The multi-media display
is located in the Pioneer Museum
on the upper floor of
the Long X Visitor Center on
Highway 85, Watford City.
Funding for this project
is made possible by the
North Dakota Heritage Grant
from North Dakota Historical
Society and the USDA Youth
and Partnering Grant.

Farmers’ Market
Merchant Provides
Fresh, Unique Fare
By Jessica Thiessen
As the fall season approaches,
what may be the
last opportunity to enjoy
many tasty, sun-ripened fruits
and vegetables is just getting
underway at the local Farmers’
Market in Sidney.
Donna Trzinski, a longtime
vendor from Savage,
says the Friday market offers
a great chance to find readyto-eat
nutrition brought in by
area garden producers.
Trzinski’s main purpose
in planting her several organic
gardens is to have
fresh, nourishing food to feed
her family. The side benefit to
Donna’s abundant garden
produce is being able to offer
excess of the same
healthy produce in a creative
package to Farmer’s Market
customers. She states that
one of the challenges to returning
to the market year after
year is “finding a unique
niche” for her goods each
summer.
Through this process,
Donna has come up with
several additions to her regu-
From Garden
lar selection of vegetables
displayed in baskets. She
assembles salsa boxes containing
all the various essentials
for making a batch of
garden salsa. Trzinski also
arranges decorative gourds,
colored corn and other eyecatching
vegetables in
matching baskets to be used
for fall displays or a Thanksgiving
holiday centerpiece.
For her customers’ convenience
and enjoyment,
Donna sews sturdy, jean
“grocery bags” that will reappear
as shoppers frequent
the weekly market in the
Richland Federal Credit
Union parking lot.
Trzinski, in developing
her garden hobby, periodically
adds new types of
plants to her expanding gardens.
These “experiments”,
such as New Zealand spinach,
Jerusalem artichoke or
lima beans, satisfy her personal
curiosity and provide
variety for her family’s menu.
Other vegetables new to
Donna’s garden find them-
The garden Trzinski uses to create her decorative
and colorful fall baskets
The jean bags sewn by Donna for her customers.
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Since her initial participation
in this annual event,
Donna has observed many
benefits both for herself and
others. She enjoys using her
outdoor interests to earn a
little income from home—
which is often used to buy the
next year’s seed—and form
friendships throughout this
special time of year spent
getting to know other vendors
and returning customers.
She especially values
the frequent learning that
takes place through the sharing
of garden tips and recipes
for things like zucchini
bread, pancakes or muffins.
She expects this year at the
Farmer’s Market to be no different—a
treasured time of
conversation and learning
between area residents who
take satisfaction in buying
and selling garden-fresh produce.
Donna Trzinski displays a basket
of freshly-picked cucumbers
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Dr. Dirt
"Old As Dirt"
By Jerry Kessler
Because my wife is a few
years younger than me, I
have been accused of “robbing
the cradle”. This morning,
when I woke up, I discovered
that I was in bed with
an old woman. How did this
happen? My wife, you see,
turns 50 years old this week.
If she’s that old, that makes
me really old. I remember
when we were just kids.
Where has the time gone?
I think it is ironic that Artificial
Intelligence (computer
stuff), Play-Doh (kid stuff) and
Shelley (my wife) were all “invented”
50 years ago. Computers
can now do all our
thinking so that we can play
more. Being alive at this time
in history has other advantages
as well. We don’t have
to worry about food, water, or
shelter. We have air conditioning
to help us through the
sweltering heat of the summer.
We have heated homes
to warm us on the coldest of
winter days. Most of us live
well into our ‘80s compared
to an average lifespan of 47
in 1900. Turning 50 is something
we celebrate, and joke
about; but is not usually associated
with “end of life”
concerns.
My dad never made it to
50. He died at age 49 of a
heart attack. I used to think
that I was going to mysteriously
drop dead on my 49 th
birthday, even though I have
enjoyed good health. I don’t
run marathons anymore, but
can still dig more holes per
hour than the 18 year olds
who work for me. My dad
smoked four packs of cigarettes
per day, a habit he
picked up in his youth. Since
I don’t smoke or drink, I can
reasonably expect to live a
few more years. It’s all a crap
shoot, though. I could be run
over by a truck tomorrow.
My wife is 50, but has the
spirit of a teenager. Most days
she looks 15 years younger
than her age. She isn’t too old
to act silly, and loves to help
people celebrate their special
occasions. And she does
way too many volunteer activities.
It must be a sign of
my age, but I worry about her
when she over-extends herself.
I tell her to “slow down”
in the same way my mother
used to tell me to do the
same.
We all need to slow
down. Our days on this earth
are numbered—no matter
who we are, or how healthy
we are. Whatever difficulties
we encounter, it’s important
to be grateful for the things
we have. Wise people even
appreciate their difficulties,
because they provide more
opportunity for personal
growth than does comfort or
success. And we should
never be reluctant to tell the
important people in our life
that we love them. You never
know when you could lose
that chance . . . forever.
It’s true. With the passage
of time, my wife and I are becoming
forgetful. Being forgetful
has its advantages,
though. My wife used to get
mad at me for leaving the toilet
seat up; now she can’t remember
that it bothers her.
And your secrets are always
safe with us – because we
can’t remember your name,
let alone what you have told
us. We can watch the same
movie night after night without
getting bored, because
we can’t remember how it
turns out. We have three sons
and a dog. I often mix up their
names, which irritates Oscar
to no end. Sometimes it
seems like we’re new parents,
because we’re getting
to know our children (and
each other) in a new way
every day.
If you run into Shelley, my
wife, make sure you wish her
a happy birthday. Tell her she
looks pretty good – for an old
woman! And don’t forget to
tell your wife (or husband) the
same.
Shelley and “The Singing Nuns” helping Toni Eberling celebrate her anniversary.
MILITARY NEWS
Nicholas A. Gebhardt
Nicholas A. Gebhardt has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S.
Army after successfully completing the Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
program and graduating with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Montana,
Missoula.
The new officer will be branched to a specific corps in the Army to serve on active
duty or in the National Guard or Reserve. The lieutenant also will attend the officer
basic course relating to his or her particular military occupational specialty/job.
The ROTC curriculum prepares students with the tools, training and experiences
to help them succeed as effective leaders in any competitive environment. Army officers
serve as leaders, counselors, strategists and motivators, who lead other soldiers
in all situations occurring in ever-changing environments. As trained problem-solvers,
key influencers and planners, they are driven to achieve success with their team on
every mission.
Additionally, he received the super senior award for military science. Gebhardt
will be a military intelligence officer assigned to the 189th Aviation Battalion, Helena.
He is the son of Ronald D. and Yvonne A. Gebhardt, 901 N. Central Ave., Sidney.
His wife, Leandra, is the daughter of Eddy Vaira, Savage.
In 1996, he graduated from Sidney Senior High School.
Kids in the Fun Run were (L to R) Katie and Amanda Mogen and
Scott and Steve Svare.
Sidney Health Center
Celebrates 100 Years
Rhonda Conlin crosses
the finish line.
Celeste Lindberg does
the balloon thing.
Pet parade entrants
(front L to R)
included Kortney
Mayer, Cody and
Levi Boyce, Shawn
Daleske, Bo and
Melissa Cheetham.
The Sidney Jaycees
conducted the
parade. Jaycees
pictured are Lane
Boyce, president,
(left), and Lyle
Goss, chairman of
the Jaycees Board.
Key Clubbers Amanda Livers and Timothy Shenk
serve food at Heritage Day meal.
Marguerite and Mary Ruffatto of Sidney enjoy the
Heritage Day meal.
Richard Cayko (left),
chairman of the Lower
Yellowstone Irrigation
Project Board of Control,
and Jerry Nypen manager
of LYIP, accept an award
for the project's role in
getting health care started
in Sidney in the early part
of the century. Presenting
the award are SHC CEO
Rick Haraldson and SHC
Board Chairman Brian
McGinnis (right).

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Wadopana Celebration Remains
Traditional, Despite Changing Times
By Jaimee Green
Historically, Pow Wows are celebrations of life and the
togetherness of a Native American tribe. Over the last 100
years, those celebrations have evolved into more modern
day events where dancers compete for money. However, the
annual Wadopana Celebration which takes place in Wolf
Point on the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation is
the oldest, traditional Pow Wow in the state of Montana.
“It has all become so commercialized. Today they dance
for money. But, I am a traditional person,” said Robert Four
Star, an Assiniboine tribal member and professor for Native
American studies at Fort Peck Community College. The
Wadopana Celebration committee has not compromised the
traditional integrity of their Pow Wow.
Historically, the Wadopana is an Assiniboine tradition.
However, today, during this occasion, everyone is welcome
to attend. In fact, there are several opportunities for intertribal
dancing inside the arbor.
The celebration originated from the Omaha tribe located
in the present day state of Nebraska. During that time, back
in 1860, the Pow Wow was referred to as the Grass Dance.
“The Grass Dance was like their Saturday night dance. It was
a way of uniting the people. When you come to a Pow Wow
A young dancer, Azariah Youpee, wears brilliantly
colored traditional Native American regalia, during
the annual Wadopana celebration on the Fort Peck
Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation.
you leave all of your bad, hard feelings behind,” Four Star
said.
The Assiniboine tribe has roots all over Canada from as
far as Edmonton and Calgary, over to Manitoba. In Montana,
there are two reservations where the Assiniboine people
live. They are the Fort Peck and Fort Belknap reservations.
However, Four Star said their history is long and there is
evidence dating back over 10 centuries. “We were here before
anyone was here. There are archeological sites that
date back from as far as 1150,” Four Star said. Along the U.S.
and Canadian borders, from North Dakota and over to the
Sweet Grass hills in Montana, there are six sites all bearing
different names, but collectively referred to as Mortlach. These
are sites where artifacts such as Native American pottery
have been found.
The tribe also has roots along the east side of the Mississippi
River near St. Louis, MO. “There is evidence of Earth
mounds built up along the river. Our leaders may have lived
A young, unidentified dancer waits to enter the arbor
before the inter-tribal dancing begins during the
Wadopana Celebration.
Union Boosts Adopt-A-Tree Project
Pat Dunn, president of Local 285G of the BCTGM, left, presents a $250 check to Kevin Mayer of the
MonDak Chapter of Walleyes Unlimited, to purchase a 20-foot seedless cottonwood tree to be replanted
at Richland Park as part of the “Adopt-A-Tree” project.
on top of them,” Four Star said.
Although they have not commercialized their celebration,
it has changed through the years. “Some of the ceremonies
have gone by the way side. When this first came to our
people, the warriors would tell a story as they danced but a
lot of that has changed. They used to dance around four war
bonnets but that has gone too,” Four Star said. He said they
used to use the celebration as a way of honoring tribal members
who had passed on. Today, they also focus on honoring
members who are still alive.
Traditional Pow Wows were also organized so that participants
received rations to eat during their stay. This year,
they received meat, corn, beans and rice. However, several
vendors set up their stands and sell hamburgers, Indian tacos
and elephant ears, a dessert consisting of fry bread dipped
in cinnamon.
While several traditional teepees were set up in the
camping area, there were also many present day camping
tents and even several trucks and recreational vehicles. With
the inevitable infiltration of modern society, the scene is somewhat
different than how it must have looked a century ago
along the original plains. However, the spirit of the ancient
celebration appears to still be fully intact. Dancers, elaborately
dressed in traditional regalia create a nostalgic feeling
of an older, more traditional, simpler way of life.
The original dress also comes with a rich history. The
jingle dress originated from the Ojibwe tribe, also known as
the Chippewa tribe. “It came out of a dream that was passed
on about healing,” Four Star said. Men wear eagle feather
bustles and move as if they are hunting. Young girls and
women alike wear brilliantly colored regalia.
For the Assiniboine tribe, the drum, which creates the
strong beat, is much more than an instrument for creating
music. “Our people believe the drum is a living thing. They
say these drums have hearts and that they must be treated
like people. You don’t leave them outside. You must take care
of them and they are not to be photographed unless you
have the expressed permission of the owner."
There are also other aspects of the celebrations which
may not be photographed. During the Witgo, dancers wear
cloths completely covering their faces. “They are said to bring
healing to our people through prayer and laughter,” Four
Star said.
One man has been dancing at Pow Wows for over three
decades. “I dance for the health of my people. I also dance
for my wife Hazel. I hope that the younger people will carry
on with it,” said Harry Three Stars, a tribal member.
During the dancing, several elders often speak and carry
a tune during the drumming. The words and sounds are strong
and emotional. Four Star said that as time goes on, fewer
tribal members are able to understand their native language.
Of the 4,700 enrolled members who live on the Fort Peck
Reservation, there are only about 40 to 50 members who
can understand the language and as little as 20 who are
fluent speakers of the Assiniboine language.
Harry Three Stars stands following the hanging of
an eagle staff during the annual Wadopana Celebration
on the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation.

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Front (L to R) Kayleen Searer, Ashton Handy, Levi Helmuth, Clara Jepsen, Ethan Carda, Justine Klempel, Luke Casterline, Michael Steppler, Jarvis Klempel
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City now hiring: Counter/
Delivery.
Provide professional,
knowledgeable sales assistance
to walk-in & telephone
customers & deliver
to customers. Vehicle provided.
Must be 21+. Great
hours, professional growth
& terrific benefits. Apply
online at
www.CARQUEST.com [25-1tc]
HELP WANTED
The Trenton Community
Clinic is currently seeking
a N.A.R.C./Tobacco Prevention
Program's Coordinator.
This full-time position
works with the Native
American population by
performing various duties
directly relating to the treatment
& prevention of
drugs, alcohol & tobacco.
Send cover letter & resume
to TISA Personnel
Director, PO Box 210,
Trenton, ND 58853. Closing
date is Aug. 17, 2007.
Payment ayment Must Must A AAccompany
A ccompany A AAd
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[25-1tc]
HELP WANTED
Western Stars Gymnastics
is looking for a competition
coach. An interest in gymnastics
is required & will
train you the rest. Benefits
of being a coach at Western
Stars is your children
will get their gym for 1/2
price with no annual fee.
Call 701-572-6113 for
more information or send
resume to Western Stars
Gymnastics, PO Box 53,
Williston, ND 58802.
[24-2tc]
HELP WANTED
Rau Elementary School,
custodian/groundskeeper,
25 hrs. per wk, 12 mos./yr.
Need boiler license or able
to obtain one, basic mechanical
& electrical skills
necessary, able to operate
small machinery, will need
to complete tasks without
supervision. Apply at
Sidney Job Service.
[23-5 tc]
HELP WANTED
Field Service Technician,
competive wages, benefits
available, apply at Frontier
Wellhead & Supply Co.,
Watford City, ND. 701-842-
4248.
[25-1tc]
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
POST OFFICE NOW
HIRING. Avg. pay $20/hr.
or $57K annually inc. federal
benefits & OT. Paid
training & vacations. PT/
FT.1-800-584-1775 ext.
5000 USWA.
[25-1tp
NEWSPAPER CAR-
RIER WANTED
The Roundup has 1 newspaper
route open in
Sidney. Route is on the
southwest part of Sidney
from Lincoln Ave. to 9th
Ave. SW. Delivery is once
a week on Tuesdays.
Raises are given every 6
mos. A good way to get
exercise & get paid for it. If
interested, call Kristi, The
Roundup, 433-3306
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Cabin at Pouch Point,
14x70 trailer, 3 bdrm, 1
bath, big deck, AC, turn
key, $22,000. 406-488-
5767.
[25-1tc]
FOR SALE
Stucco garage, 15'x20', to
be moved ASAP, $500
OBO. 406-488-5767.
[25-1tc]
FOR SALE
14x70 Detroiter mobile
home, located in Froid, MT.
Can be moved or left on lot.
Central air, 2 decks, attached
entryway, remodeled
inside, new flooring.
406-480-2010 or 406-483-
5296.
[25-1tc]
FOR SALE
12x48 2 bdrm., 1 bath,
trailer house, to be moved,
has wheels & tongue,
$2,000 OBO. 701-863-
6676 or 701-863-6740.
[25-2tc]
FOR SALE
Bonneville mobile home,
16'x60', good shape, 2
bdrm., 1 lg. bath, all appliances
inc. 701-694-2071.
[24-2tc]
FOR SALE
Prime business corner lot
& building, formerly known
as the Lazer Shop, 323 S.
Central, Sidney. 406-742-
5145.
[24-3tc]
FOR SALE
14x70 trailer at Pouch
Point, Lake Sakakawea,
nice deck, ready to move
into. '96 19' Crestliner boat
2005 Cadillac Escalade EXT
inboard set up for fishing.
406-488-4211.
[24-2tc]
FOR SALE
Steel buildings: 4 only
25x30, 30x40, 32x50,
40x60. Must move now!
Selling for balance owed/
free delivery! 1-800-462-
7930 X52.
[24-1tp]
FOR RENT
Trailer lot 1/2 mile S. of
Fairview, ND. Siding, cable
TV, phone, natural gas, 1/
2 acre. 406-433-2395 or
406-480-0565.
[24-3tp]
FOR SALE
Exceptional farm & ranch
land for sale via bids. 480
deeded acres, 3 miles from
Grassy Butte, ND. Grazing
rights & federal land allo-
S&S S&S S&S S&S S&S S&S Motors Motors Motors
Motors Motors Motors
*See the CLEARANCE tag specials!
20k mi., NAV, sunroof, pearl ...................................... $38,995*
2006 Toyota Tundra, 8k mi., crew .................... $28,995*
2004 Ford F250, crew, V10, 8k mi. ...................... $27,495
2006 Lincoln Towncar, 13k mi., heated leather $26,995*
2006 GMC Sierra Z71, ext. cab, 11k mi. ........... $24,995
2004 Ford F150 Lariat, crew, white, 47k mi. .... $24,500
2005 Ford F150, 4x4, 18k mi., sunroof ............... $24,300
2004 Ford F150 Lariat, crew, blue, 49k mi. ..... $23,995
2005 Chevy Silverado LS, crew, blue, 36k mi.$23,995
2004 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer, 38k mi. $18,995*
2007 Chevy Impala LT, 23k mi. ........................ $17,995
2001 Chevy Silverado 2500HD
ext. cab, 135k mi., Duramax, white ............................ $17,995
2007 Ford Fusion, 15k mi., gray ........................ $16,700
2005 Nissan Altima, tan, 20k mi. ...................... $15,995
2004 Ford Escape Ltd., 26k mi., sunroof ... $15,995*
2007 Ford Taurus SEL, 23k mi., silver ............. $12,995
2004 Mercury Grand Marquis, leather ......... $12,995
2002 Honda Accord SE, 52k mi., sunroof ....... $11,995
2004 Ford Crown Victoria X
heated leather, 27 mpg, V8, only 48k mi. ................... $10,995
1997 Chevy Silverado, ext. cab, 103k mi. ......... $8,995
1997 Chevy Suburban LT, 91k mi., leather ...... $8,700
1999 Mercury Mountaineer
V8, 141k mi., green, AWD ............................................ $5,995
www.sandsmotorsinc.com
444-2341 or Toll Free - 800-584-9205 • Watford City, ND

cation. Bids due Sept. 30.
219-762-2294.
[22-6tp]
FOR SALE
Farmstead located 4 miles
S.E. Sidney, 19 acres, 6
acres irrigated, older 3
bdrm., 1 bath home. 406-
480-3925.
[22-4tc]
MISC. FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Couch & love seat, good
condition, green & mauve
floral, will sell seperate, 2
mauve recliners. 406-488-
3340.
[25-2tp]
FOR SALE
Queen size boxspring &
mattress, slightly used,
$200. High top table w/2
bar stools, brand new, light
oak, $200. 701-842-3303.
[25-2tc]
FOR SALE
'94 Bobcat/car trailer,
fechtn bumper pull, 16',
good shape, asking
$2,000. 701-774-8740. [25-1tc]
FOR SALE
1-16" Dovetail jig w/router
bits, Sears Craftsman,
bought new 5 yrs. ago,
never used, asking $200.
406-488-7007 afternoon or
evenings.
[24-2tp]
FOR SALE
Stackable washer & dryer,
good cond., $500. Car
dolly, $1,000. Single door
Coke cooler, $250. Homemade
spurs, $225. 701-
444-4826.
[24-2tc]
PHEASANTS FOR
SALE
Chicks, 7 wks. old & adults
also. Chucker partridge.
Gary Nottestad, Watford
City, 701-842-2168.
[4-tfn]
SERVICES
KINSEY AUCTION-
EER
Do you have real estate,
farm/ranch equipment, an
estate to settle? Kinsey
Auctioneers can help you!
Now serving Sidney,Baker
& surrounding communit
i e s .
www.kinseyauction.com.
Cell 406-489-1560.
[25-4tc]
WILL PAINT
Houses, barns, quonsets,
etc. Call for free estimates.
406-488-8244.
[22-tfn]
NORTHERN SATEL-
LITE SYSTEM
Serving the area since
1982, is offering Hughes
Net Satellite internet service,
no upfront payment,
$79.99/ mo., plus $100 rebate
w/24 mo. commitment
& warranty. Our lowest
price ever. Call for details,
800-367-7931 or 701-572-
3251, 5511 Hwy. 85,
Williston.
[22-4tc]
GUITAR/FIDDLE
LESSONS
Learn to play...cello, bass,
banjo &more. New & used
instruments for sale or
rent. Kid's Kinder Musik
ages 4-8. NEW for fall -
Mandolin class for young
fiddlers! Class sizes limited.
Jore Haus of Musik
701-572-8286, Williston.
ROUNDUP ROUNDUP AUTO AUTO TRADER
TRADER
[22-6tc]
RIDING CAMP
Tots to adult. Horses
provided...want to own?
Ride in a camp, try before
you buy. 701-572-8286,
W i l l i s t o n .
www.JoreEquestrain.com.
[22-6tc]
WELDING
Welding & repair work. No
job is too small. Portable
welder, reasonable rates.
701-444-2936.
30-tfn]
AZURE MONUMENTS
Grave covers, markers, all
colors & sizes, custom designs,
scenes, final dates,
pictures. We sell monuments,
no extra charge for
lettering. 406-766-2326.
Box 2, Froid, MT 59226 or
406-766-2360.
(27-36tp)
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.
1969 Larson
16’ boat, 85 HP Johnson motor,
new plug wires, new dist. cap, &
battery, $995
All Season Motor Sports
406-433-6712
2006 Montana Pontiac SV6
very nice, DVD player w/headsets.
$ 19,800.
406-742-5198 home
406-480-5471 cell
2002 Chevrolet 2500 HD
Crew Cab 4x4, 78k mi., 8.1L w/6/
spd. manual transmission.$17,500
Call Charlie’s Service
701-586-3552.
ONL ONLY ONL
15/ 15/WK 15/ WK
$ 15/
WK!
(8-tfn)
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.
[50-tfn]
GENE'S MONU-
MENTS
Monuments & markers to
fit everyone’s needs. All
colors & sizes. 406-482-
1967 or cell phone, 406-
480-2144. Gene Hueth,
709 8th St. SE, Sidney. (5-tfn)
FREE CATALOG
Log homes & cabins,
24'x32' for only $14,395!
Log walls, posts, beams,
roof, plans, video & more!
Free catalog.
www.bighorn-mtn.com.
307-684-2445.
2004 Ford F250
39,800 miles, 6.0 diesel 4x4
Lariat automatic
$29,500
701-744-5187 or
406-489-0679
2001 Honda XR100R
Great bike.
$1,000 firm
406-798-3686
2000 GMC Yukon SLT
Loaded, leather, 72k miles.
406-488-7553 406-488-7553 or
or
406-480-3260
406-480-3260
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007 17
[40-tfn]
FAX SERVICE
The Roundup provides
free fax service at Century
Office Supplies, Watford
City, for all news & advertising
copy.
(tfn)
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
'06 Ford F-150 XLT super
crew cab pickup(short
box). Only 8,500 miles, has
sprayed bedliner &
Michelin tires. For more
info. call Charles Flynn,
Fairview, 701-744-5323.
1996 Chrysler Concord
139,000 miles, PW, PL,
leather interior, excellent
cond.
$3,000 OBO
1999 1999 1999 30 30 ft. ft. ft. KK
Keystone
KK
eystone
Sprinter Sprinter Camper
Camper
fiberglass siding, 2 slides, awning, satellite,
2 TV’s, AM-FM, AC, washer/dryer,
2500 W converter, 5500 W generator &
hitch
406-488-2487 or
406-489-1554
2000 Ford Windstar SEL
92k mi., leather seats, exc. cond.,
new tires, new windshield, loaded.
$8,260
$8,260
701-842-3303
701-842-3303
...AND IF YOU RUN YOUR AUTO TRADER
AD FOR TWO WEEKS & IT DOESN'T
SELL, WE WILL RUN IT
TWO MORE WEEKS FOR FREE!!
Call 406-433-3306 or
800-749-3306 for details!
[25-2tp]
FOR SALE
'90 Bronco, auto, 5.0, runs
well, 4WD, good miles,
rust, $990. '90 Bronco II,
2.9V6, 90M, 2WD, straight
stick, good tires, excellent
mileage, $800. 701-842-
3322.
[25-2tc]
FOR SALE
'91 Ford Bronco XLT,
power everything, everything
works, bucket seats,
nice cond., 175k mi.,
$3,000. 406-798-3409
evenings.
[25-tfn]
FOR SALE
'00 Ford Explorer, 99k mi.,
good shape, $5,000. '65
Ford pickup runs, $200,
needs work & WW 6x16
horse trailer, good shape,
$1,500 406-488-4211.
[24-2tc]
FOR SALE
'02 Honda Accord SE, 4
dr., extremely clean, 58k
mi. 701-842-4157 days
701-842-4204 evenings
ask for Jason.
[24-3tp]
FOR SALE
'98 Cadillac DeVille, 25
mpg highway, very roomy,
nice family car, 115k mi.,
pearl white, well cared for,
books over $6,800, asking
$5,900. 406-488-5561.
[21-tfn]
GIVEAWAY
'87 Ford Taurus, for parts.
701-828-3031.
[25-2free]
FOR SALE
Don't let bankruptcies, collections
or judgments keep
you from getting that

18 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007
much-needed vehicle. We
can help. 406-489-2858.
[49-tfn]
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
'03 750 Suzi, new, only 400
mi. Block lot of chrome.
406-489-2801 or 701-744-
5774.
(406) 433-4757
1-866-433-4757
[[25-1tp]
FOR SALE
'04 34' Silverado Crossroads
5th wheel, 3 slides,
2 air, satellite, exc. cond.,
$28,500 OBO. 406-488-
1447.
24-2tc)
FARM & RANCH
FOR SALE
Gleaner F Combine 18'
header, field ready, good
condition, $750. 701-744-
3672.
[25-2tp]
FOR SALE
Winter wheat seed , Ferry-
Registered, 98% germ.
Gary Nottestad, 701-842-
2168.
222 2nd. Ave. SW
Sidney, MT 59270
• Sports Injuries DOT Physicals
Personal Injuries & Pain Conditions
119 So. Central • Sidney, MT
406-433-3355
FOR SALE
Quiet Location - 2.02 acres 1-mile northeast of Sidney
w/ 24X56 Mobile Home on foundation w/base, emt, 3 bedroom,
2 full baths, 2 car unattached garage, saddle shop, root cellar,
barn & shop building.
For more information contact:
Eastern Montana Land & Home
Rick Kniepkamp 406-485-2548 or 406-939-1632 or
Tammy Ward 406-486-5700 OR 406-951-3907.
[25-4tc]
WANTED
Someone to take 60 head
of registered & commercial
Hereford cows to run on
shares, starting Dec. 1,
2007. Prefer Watford City,
Grassy Butte, Killdeer areas.
References required.
701-863-7010 before 10
p.m. CST.
[25-3tp]
FOR SALE
'96 New Holland LX565
skid steer, 40 hp. diesel,
auxiliary hydraulic w/control
flow valve, work lights,
gravel & snow buckets, cab
enclosure w/heater, 990
hrs., $14,500. 406-798-
3409 evenings.
[25-tfn]
FOR SALE
Stanley hydraulic post
driver for steel T post,
$1,500. Stanley hydraulic
tamper for post holes,
$750. Hydraulic wire roller,
mounts to skid steer, $400.
406-798-3409.
[25-tfn]
FOR SALE
1 registered chestnut Arabian
Straight Egyptian
Stallion, Alkumsa book
registry & Arabian book
registry, 8 yrs., $8,800. 2
black Arabian mares, 8
yrs., $800 ea. 1 black Arabian
mare, 3 yrs., $600. 1
Arabian black yearling colt,
$600. 406-488-2840.
[24-2tc]
HAYING EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
Sovema 14 wheel V-rake,
exc. cond., $7,000; Columbia
8 wheel rake, $600;
Reese mower, 300 acres
of use, works great,
$8,000. Finished haying.
Dale or Doreen Orf, 701-
863-6882, Grassy Butte,
ND.
[24-4tc]
FOR SALE
Purebred hamshire rams &
ewes, also mixed aged
crossbred ewes. 406-963-
2228.
ATTENTION
Need some extra CASH?
Qualifications:
Would prefer you to be at least 10 years old and want to have a job.
We have a route available:
Route southwest part of Sidney from Lincoln Ave. to 9th Ave. SW.
Call Kristi at The Roundup
433-3306
[24-2tc]
FOR SALE
Dropdeck trailer 48', 96
wide spring ride, closed
tandem, 22.5 rubber, make
great hay or water trailer,
$8,500. 406-963-2228 [24-2tc]
FOR SALE
Ezee-on 2100 loader w/
8'bucket, grapple, and JD
mounts. JD 46 loader w/JD
mounts, manure and snow
bucket made for JD utility
tractors. 406-963-2228. [24-2tc]
FOR SALE
Li'l Cowboy pony, bay,
gelding, 1/2 Shetland, 1/2
Quarter, pulls a cart, rideable,
intermediate rider
ready, $1000 inc. cart, harness
& pony. 406-789-
2397 or 406-480-1679. [24-2tc]
FOR SALE
'93 R62 Gleaner combine,
low hrs., 30' auger type
header & trailer, 12' pickup
header. '76 Int'l 4200 truck,
silver, '92 motor, 13 spd.,
good rubber, 22' box &
hoist, roll tarp. 406-583-
7783.
[24-4tp]
FOR SALE
L3 Gleaner combine, 24'
header, 13' header w/11'
Sund pickup. Call after 8
p.m. MDT 406-787-5266.
Specializing in Fire Resistant Clothing
HELP WANTED
The Badlands Badlands Gymnastics Gymnastics Club Club of
Watford City is looking for assistant
coaches for the upcoming 2007-08
season. Experience preferred, but not
necessary.
If interested, please contact Renae
Renae
Lindley Lindley at 701-842-2935
701-842-2935
[24-2tp]
WANTED TO BUY
Looking for John Deere
No. 8 sickle mower. In
working order or for parts.
701-586-3451, leave message.
[24-2tp]
FOR SALE
16' hydro swing mower
conditioner, manufactured
by Hesston, used on less
than 600 acres. Also an AC
7040 tractor, fresh engine
overhaul w/Du-al 3150
loader w/joystick. 701-842-
4180.
[23-3tc]
VERMEER HAYING
EQUIPMENT
See us today for all your
haying & feeding equipment;
Sweeps & Farm Oil.
Anderson Vermeer Sales
& Service. Open Mon.-Fri.,
8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 701-828-
3358 or 701-828-3482 after
hrs. in Alexander, ND. [tfn]
PETS
FOR SALE
Min Pin puppies, 2 females,
black & tan, tails
NOW ACCEPTING BIDS FOR
24’ X 84’ THREE UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING
TO BE MOVED
Located at 408 Main St. in Lambert, MT
Winning bidder will be responsible for moving costs
For more information please contact:
Sammie Nelson, District Clerk
Lambert Public Scools (406)774-3333
Sealed bids will be opened on Sept. 17 at 7 p.m.
Lambert Board of Trustees reserves the right
to refuse any or all bids
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
James & Kelley Prevost and Dave & Merle Mullin
request the honor of your presence at the marriage
of their children
Christine Marie
to
Darin Wayne
Saturday, August 25 • 7 p.m.
Lambert Public Park
Reception to follow.
No local invitations being sent.
Everyone welcome.
docked, dew claws removed,
$200. 701-675-
2410.
Green Acres Sod Farm
We offer you locally grown
Grade A Kentucky Blue Grass
Call ahead for orders.
“We just keep rolling a lawn”
Tues. - Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m.-noon
701-744-5759
Busch
Busch
Agricultural
Agricultural
Resour esour esources, esour ces, Inc.
Inc.
Sidney, MT
[25-2tp]
FOR SALE
AKC Dachshund pups, 1st
shots, wormed, vet check,
black & tan & black, tan &
silver dapple, home raised.
406-742-8202.
[24-2tp]
FOUND
In Arnegard, Alexander
area. Male black Lab w/
white mark on chest, very
friendly. 701-586-3451,
leave message.
[24-2free]
GIVEAWAY
4 kittens, raised outside,
box trained too. 701-586-
3451, leave message. [24-2free]
MOVING SALE ]
MOVING SALE
Stop in at Washington St.
& Garfield Ave, Crane. Everything
must go or call for
viewing. 406-488-5322. [24-2tc]
GARAGE SALE
6-PARTY RUMMAGE
SALE
Aug. 15-18, 9:30 a.m.-7:30
p.m., Allen Hammeren
residence, 517 2nd Ave.
SE, Watford City, ND.
[25-1tc]
NOTICE
ALEXANDER OLD
SETTLER'S DAY
CRAFT SALE
Sat., Sept. 1. , 9 a.m. - 5
p.m. in the City Hall. Cost
per table, $10 due before
day of sale. you will need
your North Dakota sales
tax number. Please contact
Mary Rettig 701-828-
3431, Marsha Ablemann
701-828-3408 or Barb
Fixen 701-586-3720 if
you're interested. Deadline
Aug. 27, space is limited.
[25-2tc]
Hair Salon Going
Out of Business
• Hydraulic Chairs
• Sinks
• Manicure Table
• Fixtures
• Misc. Displays
• Misc. Supplies
• 1940s Original
Woolworth Employee
Lounge Furniture
(reupholstered)
For More Information
call 701-774-1288 or
stop by 308 Main St.,
Williston

ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007 19
Li’l Wranglers “Race for Chase”
Li’l Wrangler Youth Rodeo
members participated in
a “Race for Chase” at their
Aug. 2 rodeo.
Over 70 area youth competed
at the Lazy J Bar Arena
for prize money that they
planned on presenting to
Chase Wisness and his family.
The young rodeo athletes
made personal donations of
their winnings, which
amounted to $974.50. Additional
matching funds from
Faith Lutheran Church increased
their contribution by
another $600, for total monies
raised of $1574.50.
They are hoping that
these funds will help to defer
medical costs and expenses
incurred following Chase’s
June 1 accident. Chase
Wisness, 16, a local rodeo
athlete, was paralyzed in a
roll-over crash while on his
way to wrestling camp. He
has a spinal injury and has
spent the last two months
between Bismarck and Denver,
recovering and rehabilitating.
He is on schedule to
be home around Aug. 9.
“The kids just wanted to
do something to let Chase
know that we are all praying
for him. Knowing that he
would appreciate their talented
efforts made their contribution
of prize money from
the youth rodeo an obvious
choice of what they could do,”
stated Becky Ruggles,
spokesperson for the Li’l
Wrangler Youth Rodeo. “We
were overwhelmed by the
kids’ selfless act of kindness,
shown in giving up their prize
money.”
Each child that made a
donation of their prize money
was presented with a gift certificate
from Carolyn Levang,
owner of the Twist Drive-In,
Watford City, in appreciation
for their donation.
Anonymously donated
funds were used to make a
special purchase for Chase,
which was a “Li’l Blue
Heeler” roping dummy, purchased,
at a discounted cost,
from LBH Inc, Jeff Gollehon
and Larry Lorang, owners,
Great Falls, MT.
While at a team roping a
few weeks ago, Jim Aanrud,
Williston, sales manager for
LBH, Inc., brought out his Li’l
Blue Heeler for the kids to
play with. The wheels started
turning in Ruggle’s mind, and
she worked up the nerve to
tell her story to Aanrud, who
immediately started putting
the plan in motion to get
Chase a Li’l Blue Heeler. She
knew personally how this
kind of therapy can work
miracles. “When my husband,
Jay, was in a wheelchair
for six months, he would
sit for hours and hours roping
his “dummy”, and she
knew the benefits it had for
his physical and mental
health. “I think this will be a
wonderful tool for Chase in
his rehabilitation and
therapy,” says Ruggles.
“When Becky inquired
about a purchase of a “LiL
Blue Heeler”, I knew the company
would be more than
willing to help in such a
cause. I contacted the owners
and explained I had just
met Chase a short time prior
to the accident at a team roping
school and really enjoyed
meeting such a fine
young man. The news of the
accident was heart wrenching
and if we could help in
any way in his recovery; we
needed to do so. The owner’s
Over 70 Youth Rodeo Members “Race for Chase”
Members of the Li’l Wrangler Youth Rodeo dedicated part of their winnings to a fellow rodeo rider, Chase Wisness, who was paralyzed in an auto accident recently.
Front row (L to R) Dakota Garmann, Keaten Ell, Sheridan Ruggles, Jayson Carl, Jace Johnson, Amanda Anderson, Samara Hofer, Cheyanne Carl, Scout Hofer, Grace
Nelson, Kara Langerud, Kanyon Knutson, Nevada Berquist and Cody Johnson. 2 nd row (L to R) Cate Fredericks, Karly Bang, Anna Jorgenson, Kelly Bang, Sam
McAlpin, Abby Hepper, Jake McAlpin, Rhet Mavity, Ty Truchan, Samantha Jorgenson, Dawson Cvancara, Jennifer Levang, Brianna Connolly, Destiny Garmann,
Fallon Maston, Payson Cvancara, Seth Indergard, Rory Irwin, Kelby Indergard and Emmett Johnson. 3 rd row (L to R) Jade Hepper, Cindy Brown, Troy Johnson,
Michael Pacheco, Colt Mavity, Lucas Thompson, Amy Jore, Hannah Rodne, Bailey Ruggles, Fallon Fladeland, Jessa Ruggles, Sadie Kieson, Megan Danks, Callie
Anderson, Allison Johnsrud, Shea Shypkoski, Cassidy Hatter and Nettie Johnson. 4 th row (L to R) Chloe Fredericks, Gus Nelson, Joe Nelson, Sheridan Johnson,
Ricki Lindley, Nicole Fladeland, Sierra Garmann, Cheyanne Berquist, RieAnn Lindley, Lakken Bice, Codi Rae Schaper, Afton Shypkoski, Mason Bice. Not pictured
Marni Irwin, Laurel Nelson, Kadee Hatter, Carson Hatter, Shawn Connolly, Justin Dahl, Gracie Dahl and Tel Sorenson.
Lil Wrangler
Youth Rodeo
Finals On Tap
Saturday
Li’l Wrangler Youth Rodeo Finals to be held on Saturday,
Aug. 18 at 1 p.m. CT at the McKenzie County Fairgrounds
in Watford City.
After a series of six rodeos that were held over the summer,
70 area youth will be competing for year-end prizes and
awards at the Li’l Wrangler Youth Rodeo Series Finals.
There is free admission for the public and concessions
will be available.
Family and friends are encouraged to come out and
enjoy the afternoon of youth rodeo. There will be a potluck
dinner and awards ceremony following the rodeo, and the
public is welcome to join in the celebration.
Call 701-842-3020 for more information.
Anna Jorgenson signs her
name with a personal message
for Chase.
immediate response was
‘Count us in’. We hope
Chase enjoys his Li’l Blue
Heeler and congratulate the
Li’L Wrangler Youth Rodeo
members for their prayers,
efforts and thoughtfulness. To
even be a small part of such
an effort is gratifying,” stated
Aanrud.
In addition to the prize
money and the Li’l Blue
Heeler, the kids all signed a
“Race for Chase” t-shirt, with
their personal message for
Chase. The prayers and support
from the community,
friends and their rodeo family
continue to pour out for
Chase.

20 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2007
Bus Full of Children
priceless!
Big Rig
$250,000
SUV
$40,000
Remember, school begins Aug. 22. There is a lot of increased traffic on our streets
and roadways. The Sidney Board of Trustees urges everyone to take extra care as our
children board buses and cross the streets. Their safe arrival at school depends on
everyone being extra careful. Be sure to stop for all school buses and always yield to
a pedestrian crossing the road. The younger children are just learning...Give them a
brake! Thanks.