Herald-PressThe $1.00 Volume 37 s Issue 11 Saturday, March 13, 2021 Prayers for the nation given in all sincerity By Neil O. Nelson On Sunday, June 30, 2013, more than a half million people in thousands of churches in all 50 states were praying for their nation. On Sunday night in Harvey, a block off South Lincoln Avenue in a building that appears to be a church and in fact was a church at one time, more than 20 people gathered to pray for their nation. They came from communities in and around Wells County, in- cluding Harvey. Following the movement’s creed established eight years ago that pledged 50 states praying for 50 minutes, the quiet gathering in Harvey Sunday night prayed to- gether for more than 50 minutes – heads bowed, hands folded, each taking a turn in asking for God’s will in guiding the leaders at every level of government – local, state and national. “We don’t know that we can do anything but pray,” said Carol Reimche of Harvey. “So we pray for our nation and its leaders.” Lucas and Crystal Hysjulien have stepped to the front at MidDakota Lumber and Supply, with their purchase of the long-standing The solemn prayers were of- business from Debbie and Clinton Selzler. fered with deep sincerity in the warm and comfortable churchlike confnes of the former 7th Day Adventist Church built more than 20 years ago. The Angelic Nook’s subdued lighting and quiet mummering ALL IN THE FAMILY added to the atmosphere of By Neil O. Nelson prayer. Clint Selzer probably couldn’t “We believe in prayer, the have designed a better blueprint. MidDakota Lumber and Supply power of prayer,” said Steve Slaa- He literally built MidDakota mot of Harvey Lumber and Supply from The group admitted in their scratch. sale stays in the family prayers that they continue to be From alarmed at the direction the coun- nothing try is headed; remain troubled by the attacks on God and church; to an last 10 years and a couple they have a reputation all their own. expansive and are fearful for the country’s can entrust their legacy to. Serving an area that extends youth and children. lumber “Crystal’s a perfect ft,” said beyond the borders of Wells yard on Prayers were said for the fam- Clint. County, MidDakota has a solid ily of the Martin couple killed in the high “She quite the little customer base and experienced ground that last weekend’s car accident near entrepreneur,” added Debbie. contractors who work hand-in- Anamoose and for the 29-year-old borders “And Lucas caught on real hand with the Harvey lumber Harvey who survived the tragic accident. quick.” yard and its two draftsmen Prayers were extended to ev- on the – Clint Selzer and Lucas Clint Selzler eryone involved in the medical west, with Hysjulien. Highway Leap of faith profession’s efforts to contain CO- The leap of faith taken by Service offered by MidDakota VID-19 and to the families dealing 52 fronting the impressive sets the Harvey Lumber yard Familiar faces - Lucas and Crystal Hysjulien - have been working home building center, Clint Crystal and Lucas is no more a at Harvey’s westside lumber yard for the last 10 years. with members sick and dying. venture or challenge than what apart from other yards and the Teachers, law enforcement and Debbie Selzer have turned Big Box stores. the company they built over Clinton and Debbie Selzer faced personnel and the state legisla- in 1991, when they purchased Plus, said Debbie, Clint tors meeting at the state Capitol 30 years to their daughter and believes in quality merchandise husband – Crystal and Lucas the “bare bones” property were prayed for. Firefghters in left after Great Plains Lumber and quality work. He won’t buy Right time to each community were blessed in Hysjulien. auctioned everything off and left inferior products and he won’t prayer. The sale was offcial on Jan. 1, accept anything less than the 2021. town. God answers specifc commu- “We didn’t have much,” tells best quality, she said. nity prayers, the group believes. With the eye of a true “Sure, we lose customers draftsman, Clinton Selzer’s Debbie. A wood burning stove put down roots “There’s unity in community,” in the middle of the showroom, to the big stores on price, but By Neil O. Nelson “It’s very exciting, defnitely.” they said. drawing that started when he quality for quality, we’ll match purchased the yard in 1991 surrounded by a carpeted foor When Crystal (Selzer) Hysju- But it’s something we’ve been “Help us to be aware of every- packed with sawdust. anyone,” ventured Clint Selzer. lien graduated from high school working up to, she tells. thing that is happening all round gravitated to a 3D image and “Are you going to build a fnished blueprint when the “Crystal and Lucas have an she had no real thoughts of return- “Still, it was a scary decision, us, the many things we do not inventory, a least.” house to last 50 years and put ing home to Harvey. when you get right down to it.” understand.” Hysjuliens took over ownership in windows that are good for 10 of the only lumber yard in Wells “And a bigger risk,” said She didn’t really dismiss the And it was a “hard decision” in Prayers were said for the hearts Clint. years?” idea, either. the end. “But we’re happy we’re and souls of the country. County two months ago. There’s nothing wrong Now the real work starts, “But it was and continues to Turns out, she did come home there now.” Prayers were said for protec- be a challenge. We’ve worked with putting in good, quality – 10 years ago, in fact. She knows her parents “are tion for the children. Crystal Hysjulien knew on materials in your home, Selzer January 1. hard.” On Jan. 1, 2021, she and her happy and very proud” it turned “Bless the children.” Evidence of the hard work has repeated often over the last husband, Lucas Hysjulien, as- out this way. It was prayed that the state She was excited. three decades. Lucas was admittedly “pretty is apparent. The yard has sumed ownership of MidDakota “They could have sold it to and nation’s leaders would be expanded and the showroom, “It’s too expensive to replace Lumber and Supply from Crys- someone else, and we’ve had ev- humbled to serve God, not the nervous.” things twice, three times.” A relieved Debbie Selzer felt remodeled fve years ago, is a tal’s parents – Clinton and Debbie ery opportunity to go somewhere spirts or individuals or beliefs gratifed. marked improvement. Selzer. else. that bring evil to the country and Clint Selzer smiled aside the MidDakota Lumber has a 30 years ago Crystal had to pause a moment “But this was the obvious its peoples. reputation for quality work and Clinton Selzer had ventured last week to collect her thoughts choice.” whole deal. “It’ll still be the Continued on page 4 same old lumber yard.” materials; it’s 3D drawings and up and down Lincoln Avenue in on all that has transpired. All’s well that ends well. Except now he has a more computer-generated blueprints Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 free time to fsh, hunt and golf. Aside, he tells how good it feels to keep the business in the family. COVID-19 update “They might have to pry me out of this offce, we plan to stick around for a few more years.” Wells County reports 26% of population vaccinated Said his wife Debbie: “We feel good about it, how it By Anne Ehni the state, we are able to administer the one who is waiting for a vaccine to call tracting COVID and 421 have recovered. all happened, knowing we As of March 11, the North Dakota De- doses within a week,” Stolz said. her offce where they can help determine The most common source of exposure wouldn’t be trying to sell it to partment of Health reports that 26% of the According to the Department of Health eligibility. (701)547-3756. to COVID in Wells County has been com- someone we didn’t know.” population of Wells County has received website, the state’s COVID-19 vaccine dis- munity contact. This accounted for 258 And who would have that the frst dose of the COVID-19 vaccine tribution plan is at phase 1C. This means The numbers, to date: exposures. Close contact is credited with been? Clint questions. and 16.7% have received the second dose. that essential workers have been added to According to the North Dakota Depart- 112 cases; household contact is attributed “Lumber yards aren’t exactly “It’s a great to know that more than the list of people who are eligible to receive ment of Health COVID-19 website, as of for 57 cases and only fve cases were re- selling real fast these days.” 25% of our people are protected from the vaccine. “In North Dakota 57.2% of our March 11, Wells County has a cumulative ported as a result of travel. As it turned out, the Selzers COVID-19,” said Joye Stolz, administrator workforce is considered essential,” Stolz positivity rate of 24.04%. Of 8,903 tests pro- St. Aloisius Long Term Care has zero are selling the business to of the Wells County District Health Unit. explained. cessed for 1,797 unique individuals, there active cases at this time, with the last re- someone they know well, two “We’ve had good uptake of the vac- The list of people waiting for a vaccine have been 432 positive cases of COVID-19. ported positive test result on Feb. 17. people they’ve worked with the cines. When we receive an allocation from is getting shorter. Stolz encourages any- Eight individuals have died after con- 2A The Herald-Press, Saturday, March 13, 2021 F-B substitute teacher Selzler purchased land From the Senate floor arrested on charges from Great Plains Supply by Senator Jery Klein Continued from page 1 projects for the town. We’ve of luring & corruption Harvey 30 years ago, in search made a lot of good friends and The oil money By Anne Ehni sexual contact with the victim. of work, even gave the pipeline we’ve had a A substitute teacher at Fessen- Court records state that during two days’ worth of work. lot of good buckets den-Bowdon School was arrested the Snapchat conversations, Flem- He wasn’t ready for anything employees.” and placed in jail this week on mer wanted the victim to come downtown and the pipeline And It’s day 41. The Senate has Now the remainder also goes charges that he used social media to his shop wasn’t ready for him. we’ve had been hearing bills and getting into those buckets, which I will to lure a teenage student. in Bow- Selzer had worked for Great fun doing House bills voted on. Their next try to explain. The frst one is On the afternoon of March 9, don and, Plains Lumber for fve years and it all these stop isto the Governor’s offce the oil and gas research fund, Seth Flemmer of Bowdon was when she he had a line on some cement years, added for his signature. There have which gets $16 million, and arrested in Fessenden on charges refused, work when he made the decision the respected been some questions about the energy research gets $5 million. of corruption or solicitation of a met her at to buy the GPS lumber yard. Harvey oil money and where it goes. Then $200 million goes to the minor, a Class B felony, and lur- the park in “Harvey needs a lumber businessman. Debbie Selzler Let me try to explain. General Fund. The next $200 ing by electronic means, a Class Fessenden. yard,” he told his wife. Harvey There are two taxes imposed million more goes to the tax C felony. There, “So, what are you going to has been on every barrel of oil, the gross relief fund, which helps fund According to court documents, when the do?” good to the Selzers, admits Clint. production tax, and the extrac- county social services. 33-year-old Flemmer used the so- victim “I’m going to buy a lumber “But I think we’ve been good for tion tax. Both are levied at 5% The Budget Stabilization cial media application Snapchat to refused Seth Flemmer yard.” Harvey too.” of the value of that barrel of oil. now gets $75 million, with the communicate with the 17-year-old Flemmer, he suggested another The Selzers left for Grand Selzer has always liked his Each one provides 30% of its next bucket is again the general victim over the course of 28 days. meeting on March 9. Forks soon after the sale was work, especially his blueprints revenue to the Legacy Fund. fund which receives another During an interview with the The victim shared the informa- fnalized. A Robertson Lumber and his 3D work on the That is the fund established by $200 million. Next is the Lignite North Dakota Bureau of Criminal tion with a friend who reported yard there was selling out. computer. a vote of the people as sort of Research Fund that gets $10 Investigation, Flemmer appar- the matter to school offcials. The The Selzers bought what “I see things differently. I like a savings account if oil should million, and the disaster fund, ently confessed to entering into school immediately reported the they could ft into a truck they to draw in 3D. I draw everything someday go away. which is capped at $15 million. a Snapchat relationship with the incident to Wells County Sheriff purchased on the spot in Grand in 3D.” The Fort Berthold Tribe also The municipal infrastruc- victim, sending nude pictures and Christopher Kluth. Forks. From the start, Clint Selzer gets a share of both those taxes. ture fund is the next bucket, videos of himself and requesting Flemmer appeared in Wells The truck didn’t have a has been challenged by home The extraction tax then has 10% followed by the State Invest- County District Court on March working clutch but it got Clint and building designs, contractor go to the Common Schools ment and Infrastructure Fund 10. Bail was set at $30,000 cash or and Debbie back to Harvey. sketches and blueprints. Trust Fund and 10% to the (SIIF), which gets the next $400 surety bond. Conditions of bail “Driving through Devils Lake It’s a challenge he’s mastered. Foundation Aid Stabilization million. Happy Birthday! prohibit Flemmer from entering was a little tricky but we made It’s a challenge Lucas Fund. Twenty percent then Counties, townships, and To add or remove a birth school grounds, contacting the it.” Hysjulien has accepted. goes to the Resources Trust cities are now in line to receive date, send name and date to: victim, or participating in any Said Debbie: “Just barely. It It’s a challenge daughter Fund, used for various water money with airports last but The Herald-Press, 913 Lincoln social media applications. didn’t make it up the last hill to Crystal has embraced. projects in our State. The next capped at $20 million. The Ave, Harvey ND 58341 or As of March 11, Flemmer re- climb in Harvey.” Clint Selzer tells how he was of the extraction tax goes to the remaining goes back into the [email protected] mains in custody at the Heart of Close enough, noted Clint. 33 when he bought the Harvey remaining funds (or buckets), SIIF fund. Dakota Correctional and Treat- lumber yard. which I will speak about later That’s a quick overview and March 14: Daughter Crystal needs ment Facility in Rugby. “Crystal’s 33 now.” in this article. how it should work, but the Ervin Seibel Jr. little convincing that her father Anyone with information rel- The time was right for me, Now over to the Gross pro- buckets are not getting flled Mark Roerick is a self-made man, a hands- evant to this investigation is asked said Clint. duction tax. After the 30% has because the oil price has been Nancy Kukowski on businessman who built to contact the Wells County Sher- “And it’s right for us now,” gone to the Legacy fund, 15 relatively low. It has been en- Jill Goldade a successful business from iff’s Department at (701)547-3211. said Crystal. million is set aside to the Heri- couraging to see the price go Sandy Schaak nothing. Done deal. tage Fund, 14 million goes to up recently, but it will still be a Ron Green “We’ve done a lot of good abandoned well reclamation. while or maybe never that the Rhonda Racely Around $660 million goes to the buckets will get flled. Daryl Flagen oil counties and political subdi- I hope this helps, and stay March 15: Senior Menu visions instead of property tax. tuned. Carol Reimche Genevieve Weber Wells-Sheridan Aging Council Hysjulien comes full-circle Steven Schaefer Advanced registration is not re- Joseph Kukowski quired but is helpful for meal prep. Mark Sommer Call 701-324-4032. in working with blueprints Cards of Chaseley Betty Schneider Monday, Mar 15:Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes with Continued from page 1 study architecture, but he got Jeaneane Otto sidetracked and graduated with Thanks - Bowdon Robert Skadberg margarine, whole kernel corn, Putting down roots lemon fruit salad degrees in areas far from what a Sonja Rost Crystal and Lucas met in Bis- draftsman needs today. Wesley Feickert T: Breaded fried chicken, marck where both were attending Thank you to all those who News whipped potatoes, broccoli, Nor- A draftsman for MidDakota Elliot Dockter college and living in the same Lumber and Supply, Hysjulien sent me awesome birthday cards. Red Hoff 701-962-3748 March 16: mandy chilled mandarin oranges apartment complex. I sure enjoyed them. W: Pork roast, parslied potato, has admittedly come full circle. Carol Martin Lucas Hysjulien, 37, origi- It’s funny, he said, how in the ~ Rose Faller CHASELEY NEWS: Tasha Withrow asparagus cuts, chilled apricot nally from Powers Lake, N.D., alves grand scheme of things, some Marvin Rodacker took Julie Gage Nelson is a draftsman and salesman, for things work out. I would just like to take this and Pam Rodacker to the Eagles Gerald Reimche Th; Spaghettti and meat sauce, MidDakota Lumber. time to thank all my friends and Italian vegetabes, tropical fruit “I’m doing what I wanted to FFA Supper in Harvey. Julie said Karen Stucky He was on board with the deci- do when I graduated from high acquaintances that reached out to the main speaker, Trent Loose was Julie Schunk F:Baked fsh, parslied potato, sion to purchase the long-standing me during my medical emergency Swiss spinachi, chilled mandarin school.” very good. Debbie Mitzel Harvey business. The 37-year-old MidDakota and for all your prayers that I orangesl “Lucas was cool with putting Michelle Brown draftsman and salesman spends received; I genuinely believe they BOWDON NEWS: Ryan Hirschkorn down roots in Harvey,” said half his time in the store, the other made a difference. It is comforting Crystal. to know that we live in a great Frieda Tebelius visited Dolores Claire Hirschkorn half on the road. Suckut on Sunday. March 17: The parents of two children When he can he helps the yard- community and have wonderful School Menus are cool with working alongside and caring people. Special thanks Pam and Dolores Suckut were John Dethloff men move lumber. Bismarck callers Thursday after- Sara Schmeets Crystal’s parents, as well. Not knowing much of Harvey to Dr. Nyhus, who is truly number ANAMOOSE-DRAKE “We get along fairly well,” 1 in my book, Jill Fronk and all the noon. Kailyn Hansen when he married Crystal Selzer, It’s that time of the year again, Nicolette Hertz Mon., Mar.15: Chicken pi- testifed Crystal. “Working with Lucas knows the town and the staff in the Harvey Emergency enna your parents is better than most Room. We should all be thankful the Believe In Bowdon Calendar Tyler Anderson territory now. Raffe started again. Congratula- Pete Wobbema T: Chicken parmesan with assume, really.” It’s a good business town with for the great healthcare in Harvey. noodles However, it can be “a little Also, to Fr. Kevin & Fr. Gross- tions to the winners of the frst Steve Kline great potential for growth, accord- week drawings! Randy Neuman W: Mexican hotdish weird” making decisions, “but I ing to Hysjulien. man for their comforting words March 18: Th: No School know I can always ask them for He shares his father-in-law’s & prayers and fnally, to my wife Kimberly Hurley F: No School advice.” vision for Highway 52 and the Jaculin, you are truly a rock that Clinton and Debbi Selzer were stood strong through this ordeal. Mandy Frey FESSENDEN-BOWDON development that will someday born to be teachers, Crystal sus- I love you. Curt Benson Mon., Mar. 15: No School share Harvey’s western horizon pects. Ingman Haugen T: Chicken patty on a un with MidDakota Lumber and ~ Dean Klier “They’re both natural teachers. Ken Schild W: Fajitas with peppers Supply. Very good teachers.” Charles Lahlum Th: Meatalls and gravy, Anything and everything’s Calendar of Events According to their daughter, Kelly Feickert mashed potatoes possible, say Lucas and Crystal Clinton and Debbie will stick Robert Reddig F: Tomato soup, grilled Hysjulien. around the lumber yard for an- Renea Bellquist cheese “It will be an interesting year Norman Heron other three to fve years. and years to come,” said Crystal. Wendy Schroeder HARVEY ELEMENTARY “We’ll need their help and we’ll Community Mon., Mar. 15: Chicken fajita “We’re very fortunate to have Shelly Hakanson need their help when it comes the stable agriculture economy March 19: wrap, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers time to replace them.” Calendar andonions here that we do. And there’s cer- Gary Heilman Crystal’s in no particular rush tainly potential for commercial Add your non-commercial event Melissa Bentz T: Hot dogs, smile face fries, to start that transition process. call (701) 324-4646 or email [email protected] baby carrots growth. Absolutely.” Gil Steedsman Purchasing the business and The young couple want to be a Brittany Koenig W: Sloppy Joes, cheese slices, moving into the major decision- fruit, baked beans part of the growth they expect to Sunday, March 14: Daylight savings time starts Monday Sally Stotz making role has been enough for see in and around Harvey. Barbara Lahlum Th: Ham sandwich, cips and the 33-year-old to absorb. sMonday, March 15: Fessenden-Bowdon School Board salsa, lettue, tomato slices, pap- To be a part of that growth, Jessie Freadrich “Sometimes I have to remind Crystal knew she and her hus- meeting 5:30 p.m. Rhonda Haux per myself that I’m not an employee F: No School band had to make a long-term Tuesday, March 16: Harvey JDA meeting, 5:30 p.m. at City Chad Bellquist anymore.” commitment. Mary Martin HARVEY HIGH SCHOOL “It was the right time and we’re Hall. Craig Pepple Mon., Mar. 15: Spaghetti, Full circle glad we did.” Wednesday, March 17: Drivers’ License Services - Call to Warren Arndt green beans, garlic toast Lucas Hysjulien went to col- Still, she said, it’s a little scary. schedule appointment 855-633-6835 Sonya Leitner T: Mandarin orange chicken, lege in Bismarck, intending to But scary good. William Morrison rice, oriental vegetables • Harvey School Board Meeting 5 p.m. March 20: W: Cheeseburger, french Thursday, March 18: Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m. in Wade Vetter fries, baked beans, St. Patrick’s the basement of St. Cecelia Catholic Church. Rayleen Wentz Day treat Even if you are only doing Kayleen Wentz Th: Pork roast, mashed business by phone or email Brought to you as a public service by Crystal Roller potatoes and gravy, corn, fruit, Nancy Lies dinner roll right now, help people know Alice Haedt F: No School you are still there for them. Kathy Williams MADDOCK SCHOOL Bob Irmen Mon., Mar. 15: Pizza, corn, Contact NDNA or your local newspaper to place an ad Megan Fredrickson pineapple, rice krispie bar 700 Lincoln Avenue Lori Schimke this size in all North Dakota newspapers for only $700! Harvey, N.D. 58341 T: Tator tot hotdish, bun, (that’s just $8.14 per paper! Regions also available.) 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Another Perspective By Anne Ehni

For a couple of months now, I’ve teeth and ears for eyes and noses. strongly about this. My children and grandchildren “Dakota Datebook” is a radio been quiet. In fact, for nearly a year, I The packaging may be uncomfort- Dr. Seuss Enterprises has admit- are too old for me to read Dr. Seuss to series from Prairie Public in part- have only rarely submitted my opin- able for some, depicting three potato ted that six of the books published them these days, but if I’m blessed to nership with the State Historical ion to this column. When it comes to families: two mustached potatoes with between the 1930s and the late 1970s know any great-grands, I’ll pull out Society of NaIorth Dakota and with Dr. Seuss and Mr. Potato Head, I have baby potato, two eye-lashed potatoes “portray people in ways that are hurt- my good old standard Dr. Seuss Cat funding from the North Dakota to speak up. with baby potato and, fnally, a mus- ful and wrong,” the company states. in the Hat or book of ABC’s, and I’ll Humanities Council. It seems people have gotten down- tached and eye-lashed potato with a As such, they have announced that six roll through the pages all the way to Welfare in right mean about the businesses’ deci- baby potato. of those books will be discontinued. Zizzer Zazzer Zuzz. North Dakota sions to change their production. Again, I say, who cares? No sweat! Good job! Well done! It’s about Times have changed. Intentions By Merry Helm From what I gather, Hasbro has We can take it or leave it. Hasbro, time! have changed. Businesses change, too. Thirteen-million people un- dropped the “Mr.” from the brand not you or I, will be impacted by the “What!?” you may ask. Yes. Good Their decisions require no explana- employed; 5,000 failed banks; name and will call the iconic toy “Po- consumer buy-in of their marketing job, Dr. Seuss Enterprises. tion. Take it or leave it. industrial production down 45%; tato Head.” strategy. If you like the toy but not In one of the books, a white man is We’ll all be fne. Our children will home-building down 80%. When? The change, they say, is to celebrate the box, throw the box. If you don’t shown using a whip on a man of color. be fne. Between 1929 and 1932. It was and better refect the many faces of like the change altogether, don’t buy In another, a white boy holds a large As I strive to fnd contentment in the beginning of the Great De- families. “The possibilities to create the product. gun while being carried on a crate atop the ever-changing world we live in, pression, which lasted roughly your own families are endless with Many families, including mine, the heads of three Asian men. some things just aren’t worth getting 10 years. mixing and mashing all the parts and don’t come from a one-size-fits-all Is it censorship to discontinue pub- worked up about. North Dakota was not spared. On this date in 1938, the direc- pieces,” its website states. mold. When I see little cultural shifts lication? Of course not. It is a business tor of the state Welfare Board Great! Who cares? Potato Head that seem to honor that fact, I might making a decision about a product that I’ll pick my battles. reported more than one in three characters have always been fun. They take time to refect and smile. But, to they sell. They can do whatever they Yes, I will. people were on public assistance, will continue to be fun. And, like many be honest, I don’t have time or energy want and I, for one, commend them I’ll think till I’ve thunk, and then I and four out of 10 farm families toys for that age group, they will be to worry about other businesses public for doing the right thing. will chill. needed emergency aid in Janu- played with a few times, pieces will relations. Ultimately, it’s a corporate I’ve read many Dr. Seuss books If it’s important enough, I will speak ary. More than 60,000 households get lost or end up on the bottom of a marketing decision and likely doesn’t many, many times. About 60 Dr. Seuss my mind. required some form of welfare toybox and, in time, discarded. merit my deep philosophical thought books were published, and I have only But I pray, when we differ, we will that month, at a total cost of over The toys will be remembered fondly or yours. End of subject. heard of one of the six books that they choose to be kind. $2 million. McKenzie County was for a couple of hours spent swapping Then, there’s Dr. Seuss. I feel pretty are removing from publication. hardest hit, with eight out of 10 people needing help. Some public assistance was provided at county and state levels, but most was delivered through federal public works programs and the Farm Security Administration. The Marmarth mummifed dinosaur EIL . ELSON Ole & Otto It’s not often that Marmarth, N O N North Dakota makes national news. For years the tiny town Raquel and me. here.” of 140 has sat comfortably in its Other than being to the top of the Oslo, Realizing I was experiencing a dreamscape anonymity; just one of many Norway ski jump, recognized at one time of mine alone, I sauntered down the small towns in North Dakota. by the regulars at the Nelson Steak House in passageway, gathered up Raquel’s small bag, But that was all before it became Amsterdam, Holland, and escorted out of the certain I could fnd the ship’s laundry, but it the site of one of the rarest and Playboy Club in San Francisco, I have few claims might take some time, I fgured. most important dinosaur fnds in to fame. “WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING UP a generation. I might have a penchant for name-dropping In 1999, Tyler Lyson was vis- HERE, SAILOR?” iting his uncle’s ranch in the but that doesn’t impress people anymore. I had a 2nd Class Petty Offcer hot on my badlands outside Marmarth. In- Sure, I might have seen Kaat beat Koufax tail. terested in fossils, the teen went in the 65 Series, Nate Thurmond out play Wilt Racing down three fights of switchback hunting for dinosaurs. His hard Chamberlain in Oakland in 1967 and Secretariat staircases, through a couple of sleeping work scouring the countryside out run the feld at the 1973 Kentucky Derby, but compartments and the mess hall, I handed was soon rewarded when he so what? off the laundry bag to another sailor from our discovered some remains. What I should have a degree in ancient history, squadron and told him to run. He raced across exactly was buried beneath the that’s what. the hangar bay and bolted for the fight deck. hard sandstone and rubble wasn’t When I mention Bob Hope and Raquel My pursuers -- the irate 2nd Class Petty clear, but at frst glance, the fnd Welch, however, heads turn. Offcer Boatswain’s Mate who had little time “Looks like the farmers will be seemed to be just another Ed- Bob Hope came on our ship, the USS Ranger, montosaur; a herbivore of the late for Seaman sailors, especially at 2 o’clock in the in the felds early this year, Ole.” Cretaceous period. when we were in the South China Sea off the morning, and three MPs who loved a chase no Like the bison of the old Ameri- coast of Viet Nam. matter where or when – had no idea what I had “Yep. Lena can’t wait.” can West, but scaly and weighing Yankee Station: Christmas 1967. run off with and after 20 minutes couldn’t have three and a half tons, Edmon- Much to the delight of the aircraft carrier’s cared less. tosaurus was an incredibly suc- 4,500 airmen, sailors, jet fghter pilots and ship’s Diving for cover in the open cockpit of a cessful animal. Millions of years offcers, Bob Hope brought along Rachel Welch, A-7 Corsair Jet, my sailor friend lost the bag ago, huge herds of the massive Barbara McNair, Les Brown and his Band of containing Raquel’s ‘things’ when it tumbled to dinosaur migrated throughout the Renown and the reigning Miss World from Peru. the fight deck and got caught in the backwash of American continent searching for Bob Hope, of course, had everyone laughing, the jets being catapulted off the Ranger. An Irish blessing: food, and at times serving as prey Barbara McNair had everyone thinking of home I watched the laundry bag get blown off the for the fearsome Tyrannosaurs with her rendition of “Silent Night” and for a rex. As the Edmontosaur was such opposite end of the ship. a common prehistoric animal, few sun-drenched minutes in the South Pacifc In his show the next day, Bob Hope said May the road rise thousands of their skeletons have every sailor on our ship was in love with either he hoped whoever wasn’t wearing his own up to meet you. May been uncovered. Tyler Lyson’s Raquel Welch or Miss Peru. Some, both, no underwear appreciated the lengths he went to in fnd was personally exciting, but doubt. entertaining America’s sailors every year. the wind be always it wasn’t exactly earth shattering I found the cabin Raquel was staying alone The sailors didn’t know what Hope was to the world of paleontology. That in overnight. This was Top Secret stuff, but I had talking about, but they yelled and cheered at your back. was before Lyson really began my contacts. I was watching the passageway anyway. to dig. outside her cabin and dreaming of what could The sailor I handed the laundry bag to As the years rolled by, and develop, should Hollywood’s screen star decide thought he had absconded with contraband Tyler steadfastly picked away at to take a midnight stroll of our ship, when cigarettes. the rock and debris, he began to she opened her door and cooed to no one in realize the importance of his fnd. No one was the wiser but Raquel and me. Lyson wasn’t just unearthing an particular: “Yoo hoo, I have some of my laundry Edmontosaur skeleton, he was digging up a 67 million year old mummy; complete with skin, ten- dons and bones. Only a handful of these dinosaur mummies have ever been discovered, and Lyson’s Edmontosaur eventually proved to be one of the best preserved. What makes Tyler Lyson’s Ed- Men must abandon predatory instincts montosaur, nicknamed Dakota, so incredibly rare is the way the As a reformed authoritarian, a number of complaints from been churching on the computer in this sexist revolution. Many will animal was preserved. While the I have become more aware of women about his sexist behavior. so I haven’t had occasion to greet never develop the boldness to ask vast majority of most dinosaurs women and women’s rights. It’s For men, the New York case is the church greeters. The Bible for a date, a kiss or a hand in mar- N.D. Matters decompose before they’re buried like being “saved” a second time worrisome because it has done says to greet each other with a riage and will remain single all of and fossilized, Dakota was buried because you are consumed with nothing to defne the meaning of holy kiss so I would give the lady their lives. Whether they like it or Lloyd Omdahl shortly after death. Kept away guilt over the mistreatment of sexist. It’s only fair that everyone greeter an option: a holy kiss or a not, men will have to fgure out a Former N.D. Lt. Governor from most decomposing bacteria, women in your past. know the rules. hug. The hugs warmed me for the way to ask without asking, and former professor of Dakota’s soft tissues survived As a rationalization, I must Of course, at my age I am not whole week. With fears of socialism aside, political science at UND long enough for the fossilization point out that many of us were in the sexist major league. In fact, But you hug a lady uninvited the government should issue a process to preserve the parts rare- raised in authoritarian families. I guess I am not in any league. and you’re up a Sexist Felony pad of invites to every male of 12 ly seen by scientists. These ‘soft’ You never asked who was boss In a small state, everything so- I. Because we need to take the years or more to smoothen rela- tissues, which are now rock hard, of the household. Beginning cial is friendly. And how do you vagueness out of the crime, it is tions over until this reorientation give researches a much clearer with the frst day on earth, you express friendly? I often use the necessary to be invited. That’s occurs. The pad could include Unfortunately, man is vested idea of what dinosaurs looked instinctively knew that you were word “honey” but my neighbor putting nature on its head because something like the following: like, how they moved and how never going to wear your cap in said that will get me fve-to-40 so men have always been expected “Would you invite me to give you with predatory instincts which he must harness if society is go- their bodies were put together. the house. I better quit. take the lead in relationships. a hug?” Or “Would you invite me The media quickly gained wind Women have been making big You could use “mustard” of A woman that invites you to to kiss you?” Or “Would you ask ing to rebalance men-women relationships. I suppose we will of the historic fnd from the North news, with International Wom- “ketchup” but calling ladies mus- anything is considered a”hussy”. me to marry you?” Dakota badlands. It was on this en’s Day beginning on March 8. tard doesn’t have much of a cozy So will the women fll the gap by It’s important that the initiator get it all sorted out and some man, overcome by emotion, will date in 2008 that newspapers from Then the state legislature, for the feeling as “honey”. It is obvious firting and offering themselves in get a signature of approval from around the nation informed the frst time in known history, voted that North Dakotans will have to respectable ways? As you can see, the invitee so when charges of shout “I love you” and unravel the whole plan. country of Dakota; a 67 million to put one of its members on the back off of friendly. We can no we are going to see a slowdown sexual assault come up 13 years year old Edmontosaurus from the road for being sexist, arrogant and longer be sure of the dividing line in coziness until women get over later, the initiator has some proof small town of Marmarth. otherwise obnoxious. between neighborly and sexual their classical reticence. that he had consent. I don’t know And the popular governor of assault. It’s going to take a long time to if notarization would be neces- New York has been answering For the past months, I have reorient women for their new role sary. 4A The Herald-Press, Saturday, March 13, 2021 Public Notices Annual Township Meetings Because it is your right to know Forward Township Speedwell Township The annual meeting of Forward Township The annual meeting and election of Speed- will be held on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 7 well Township will be held Tuesday, March 16, p.m. in the dining room of B-52 Roadhouse. 2021 at the Donald Long farm, from 1:00 p.m. There will be election of one supervisor and one to 3:00 p.m. for election of one supervisor and Wells County Commissioners Meeting Minutes clerk/treasurer. one cemetery trustee. Gaylee Schindler, Clerk Patti Long, Clerk PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD for more storage. A contractor will be contacted Farmers Union Oil-Fessenden, Travel/Mileage/ (02-27,03-06,13-2021) (03-6,13-2021) OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS about project. Veh.Maint., $642.78; Opdahl Body Shop, Travel/ OF WELLS COUNTY, ND Foreman Brent Keller stated that there is Mileage/Veh.Maint., $1, 433.00; Lautt’s Auto Sykeston Township West Ontario Township Confdent March 4, 2021 going to be no spring Association of Township Body & Towing, Sheriff’s Tow, $340.85; Wells Notice of annual meeting for Sykeston Town- West Ontario Township annual meeting The Board of County Commissioners met meeting this year. There was a water break County Treasurer, Telephone, $99.63; NDTC, ship on Tuesday, March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the and election of one supervisor on Thursday, in regular session with the following members near the Festival Hall. When everything thaws Telephone, $114.38; Tammy Roehrich, Travel/ Sykeston Fire Hall March 18, 2021, at the Lowell Rau residence present: Dennis T Dockter, Chairman; Bryan out, the old cast should be replaced, along with Mileage, $67.20; Otter Tail, Utilities, $41.47; Christy Richter, Sykeston Township Clerk at 7:00 p.m. in prayer Lautt, Danny (Boone) Maxwell; Stan Buxa and a new hydrant. Water will be turned off and on Wells County Treasurer, SS Indirect - Postage, (03-06, 13-2021) Mindy Rau, Clerk-Treasurer Leon Klocke. as needed at the Festival Hall. $75.12; NDTC, SS Indirect - Telephone, $707.42; (03-6,13-2021) Continued from page 1 Also present was Randi Suckut, HR Director Motion was made by Commissioner Lautt, Dakota Central, SS Indirect - Telephone, Valhalla Township and Scott Wiest of Wiest Associates. second by Commissioner Maxwell to replace $167.91; Otter Tail, SS Indirect - Utilities, $75.56; Valhalla Township Annual Meeting, March 15 Fram Township “Righteousness will prevail.” Chairman Dockter called the meeting to the case iron pipe and inspect and if necessary Otter Tail, Utilities, $86.90; Montana-Dakota at 7:00 p.m. at the Don Ystaas farm to elect one Annual meeting and election for Fram Town- order. replace the hydrant as well. Utilities Co., SS Indirect - Utilities, $142.98; New supervisor and discuss raising mill levy. ship will be Tuesday, March 16, 2021 from 7:30 This country was founded on Motion was made by Commissioner Maxwell On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the Rockford Utility Services, SS Indirect - Utilities, Don Ystaas, Clerk p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 228 Dakota Street, Wells- Christian principals, the Sunday and second by Commissioner Lautt to dispense Chairman declared the motion carried. $124.81; 4th Corporation, SS Indirect - KTL (03-06-2021) burg, ND 58341. The purpose of the meeting is night gathering reminded them- with the reading of the minutes of the previous Mr. Keller updated on other items as well. Maint., $140.00; Kim Johnson, SS Indirect - KTL for the election of one supervisor for a three year meeting and that they be approved as published Also questioned was whether the county needs Maint., $450.00; Leaf, SS Indirect - Copier Exp/ Progress Township term and one clerk/treasurer for a two year term, selves in prayer. in the offcial newspaper of Wells County. to get more gravel right now. It won’t be needed Supp., $506.23; NDACo Resources Group, SS Progress Township annual meeting Wednes- the annual budget and other business. “Guide us this week and bless On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the for a couple of years yet. It was decided money Indirect - IT Support, $1, 119.60; Pitney Bowes day, March 17 at 9:00 a.m. to elect one supervi- Tawnia Heilman, Clerk the children.” Chairman declared the motion carried. could be spent better elsewhere and to wait a Global Financial Services L, SS Indirect - Post- sor, one clerk, one treasurer, one assessor. Meet (03-6,13-2021) Timesheets were reviewed by the Com- year. Road restrictions will be put on effective age Meter Rent, $32.00; Janelle Pepple, Festival at 4064 Main St. at Chaney’s. Said Colleen Voeller of Harvey: missioners. March 15, 2021. Hall-Cleaning, $375.00; Weigelt Refrigeration, Chaney Gillham, Township Clerk Silver Lake Township “We pray for a righteous nation Motion was made by Commissioner Buxa, The NDPHIT health insurance plan was Festival Hall Maint, $81.75; Otter Tail, Festival (03-06, 13-2021) Silver Lake Township annual meeting and seconded by Commissioner Klocke to approve brought up and the changes that happened with Hall/Fair Utilities, $327.97; Fessenden City, Wa- election will be Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at and principals of God to guide the bills as presented. it. The Auditor is going to contact the NDPHIT ter & Garbage, $277.55; Wells County Treasurer, Crystal Lake Township 2:00 p.m. at the Corey Hart farm shop, electing our leaders. America was founded On vote being taken, all voted yes, the Chair- Board and get some questions answered. Repairs/Maint., $75.23; TOTAL: $29, 236.84. Crystal Lake Township annual meeting will one supervisor. with God’s blessings.” man declared the motion carried. Commissioner Buxa proposed a Resolution Fed Aid: Wold Engineering, Engineering be held March 16 at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Julie Rodacker, Clerk Correspondence was read. regarding the Covid vaccine. Services, $15, 863.55 Jennifer Faul, Secretary/Treas. (03-6,13-2021) Nothing is greater than prayer, Portfolio reports were given. 911: NDTC, Data Base/Circuiting/Updates, Jennifer Faul, Secretary/Treasurer said Voeller. Commissioner Buxa met with his portfolio RESOLUTION TO ENCOURAGE $156.34; Dakota Central, Data Base/Circuiting/ Western Township regarding their timesheet and that persons hours WELLS COUNTY RESIDENTS Updates, $300.18; TOTAL: $456.52. St. Anna Township Annual meeting and election for Western “There’s power in a body of have been rearranged to help them out. TO GET VACCINATED FOR COVID Jail & Trans: HACTC, Jail & Transp. Med., St. Anna Township annual and elections Township will be March 16, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. at believers.” Motion was made by Commissioner Buxa Whereas, the Wells County Board of Com- $3.29; HACTC, Jail & Transp. Prison Board, $2, Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 5:00 p.m., KTL Harvey City Hall. Election of two supervisors, one The Sunday night gathering in and seconded by Commissioner Lautt to approve missioners met at their regular meeting on 700.00; TOTAL: $2, 703.29. Building, Fessenden, ND. clerk/treasurer and any other township business an application for an Abatement of Taxes for the March 4, 2021. Co Agent: Leaf, Copier Lease & Maint., Alexa LaPlant, Clerk that may come before the board. Harvey departed company much 2020 tax year for parcel #81258000 & 80765000. Whereas, given the facts that the approved $243.00; NDSU, Offce Supp., $80.00; Wells (03-6,13-2021) Janine Schmitz, Clerk/Treasurer like they frst gathered, confdent On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the vaccines (Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & County Treasurer, Phone, $143.96; Lindsay (03-6,13-2021) their prayers were being heard. Chairman declared the motion carried. Johnson) are both safe and effective against Maddock, Telephone, $40.00; Otter Tail, Utili- South Cottonwood Township Motion was made by Commissioner Buxa the Covid-19 virus; ties, $39.50; TOTAL: $546.46; Welfare: Stut- The annual meeting will be held Tuesday, Manfred Township Sincere and comfortable in each and seconded by Commissioner Maxwell to ap- Now, therefore, the Wells County Commis- sman County Auditor, Foster Parents Travel/ March 16, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. at the Main Street Manfred Township annual meeting will be other’s presence, with no less than prove the gaming permit application presented sioners highly recommend that all residents in Safebed, $466.00; Wells County Treasurer, Diner in Fessenden, ND for the purpose of trans- on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. in by Fessenden Municipal Golf Course. the County become vaccinated. Fuel/Foster Care, $60.40; Patriot Fuels, Fuel/ acting all business that comes before the board the Manfred Museum. Identifcation showing seven congregations represented, On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the The Wells County Commissioners also com- Foster Care, $53.54; CenDak Farmers Union of supervisors. The election will be held for one residential address and date of birth required to the more than 20 people meeting Chairman declared the motion carried. mend our County Health Offcials for working tire- Co-op, Fuel/Foster Care, $59.27; Wells County supervisor for a 3-year term. vote. Supervisor meeting to follow. Sunday night in Harvey were Scott Wiest, representing the WC Fair Board, lessly to distribute this vaccine in an appropriate Treasurer, Fuel/Child Protect. Serv., $106.49; Valgene Kreiter, Clerk Laura Muscha, Clerk/Treasurer presented a rental agreement that was drafted and timely manner. Wells County Treasurer, Safety Perm, $300.00; (03-6,13-2021) (03-6,13-2021) thankful they had the opportunity by the WC State’s Attorney, Kathleen Murray. On vote being taken, with Buxa, Dockter and Jordan Pepple, Family SW-Health Ins., $250.00; for fellowship. They promised to Ms. Murray, in attendance by Zoom, answered Maxwell voting yes, and Klocke & Lautt voting Becky Anderson, Mixed Workload-Health Ins., Berlin Township Delger Township meet again to pray. questions posed by Commissioners. The agree- no, the Chairman declared the motion carried. $250.00; Patriot Fuels, In Home Care/Fuel, The annual meeting of Berlin Township will Delger Township annual meeting will be ments will be available in the Auditor’s offce, Dated: March 4, 2021 $74.14; Farmers Union Oil-Fessenden, In Home be held March 16, 2021 at 7 p.m. at the Judy Tuesday, March 16, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 God be with you. flled out, then the Auditor would forward it to the Dennis Dockter, Vice Chairman, Wells Care/Fuel, $52.31; Becky Dockter, In Home Geier residence. Election of offcers and busi- p.m. at Flick Farms shop, 998 34th Ave NE, Fair Board for approval. County Commissioners Care - Travel/Mileage, $97.44; Vicky Calheim, ness meeting to follow. Chaseley, ND 58423. Annual meeting to be Motion was made by Commissioner Lautt, Attested by: Julie Krosbakken, Wells County In Home Care - Travel/Mileage, $197.12; Fos- Judy Geier, Clerk held for the purpose of electing two positions second by Commissioner Klocke that the Wells Auditor ter County Independent, Zone Admin Support/ (03-6,13-2021) and any other business that comes before the County Commissioners authorize the Wells Advert., $234.00; Transcript Publishing, Zone township board. County Fair Association to manage the rental of Kent Indvik of Wold Engineering met with the Admin Support/Advert., $241.56; Farmers Union Chaseley Township (03-6,13-2021) the Wells County Fairgrounds with the proposed Commissioners. He brought along paperwork Oil-Fessenden, Fuel, $42.28; Central City H20+, Chaseley Township annual meeting and Wells County Fairgrounds Rental Agreement. that needed to be signed for the Sykeston project Zone Admin Support/Misc, $69.50; ITD, Zone election will be held March 16 at 5:30 p.m. This Fairville Township We further move that this authorization does not and an updated estimate. Admin Support/IT Other, $125.55; Wells County will be at the Chaseley Township Hall. Fairville Township annual meeting, Tuesday, Notice of Election Lynda Roller, Clerk March 16 at 3:00 p.m. at the Richard Lies farm. include the management and rental of Festival The following Fees and Receipts were ap- Treasurer, Zone Admin Support/Cell phone, Notice is Hereby Given that on Tuesday, the (03-6,13-2021) Barb Krush Lies, Clerk Hall. We further move that this authorization shall proved and ordered fled: Recorder $3,649.20; $499.22; Wells County Treasurer, Offce Supp., 8th of June, 2021, the annual school election (03-6,13-2021) be reviewed annually in March of each year to Clerk of Court $175.00; Sheriff $503.00; $10.60; Wells County Treasurer, Zone Admin for the Harvey Public School District #38 will be Norway Lake Township determine if there is a need for any required Misc. Receipts $15,863.67; Payroll, Gen- Supp./Offce Materials, $277.13; Dakota Central, held at the Harvey High School Commons Area. Annual meeting for Norway Lake Township Haaland Township changes. eral, $84,648.82; Payroll, 911, $944.79; Payroll, Zone Admin Supp./Offce Materials, $100.00; A board member will be elected from Area March 1 at 2:00 p.m. at Richard Lynne’s garage Haaland Township annual meeting Tuesday, On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the County Agent, $3,047.72; Payroll, Social Wel- TOTAL: $3, 566.55. 2, consisting of a portion of Hillside Township, a to elect one supervisor and set the budget. March 16 at 9:00 a.m. at the new fre hall in Chairman declared the motion carried. fare, $58,748.10; Payroll, Road, $41,903.05; Weed Control: Donna Rau, Salary - Em- portion of White Township, a portion of Girard Richard Lynne, Clerk Bowdon. Mr. Wiest, then representing Wiest Associ- NDPERS, Retirement, $27,798.34; Payroll, ployee, $220.87. Township and all of Truman Township in Pierce (03-6,13-2021) Terry Jesse, Clerk ates, discussed the new sound/video system Insurance, $55,844.30; Argus Dental, $1,669.17. Hwy Tax: Mid-Dakota Lumber, Building County; the City of Martin and Martin Township (03-6,13-2021) installed in the KTL Building. The cost would be General: Wells County Treasurer, Central Upkeep, $21.23; Kotaco Fuel & Propane, Fuel, and Berlin Township and a portion of Fairview Germantown Township approximately $3,300. A proposal was also given Supp., $100.60; Offce Depot, Central Supp., $909.85; Farmers Union Oil-Fessenden, Fuel, Township in Sheridan County; and Hillsdale Germantown township will hold its annual Oshkosh Township on a new sound system for the Festival Hall. $1, 583.91; Wells County Treasurer, Postage, $4, 384.98; Auto Value Carrington, Machin- Township in Wells County. The term is for meeting and election on Tuesday, March 16, The annual meeting of Oshkosh Township Randi Suckut, WC HR Director met with $22.30; Reserve Account, Postage, $10, 000.00; ery Repairs & Supp., $11.99; NAPA-Harvey, three years. The seat is currently held by Mark 2021 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Bolling- will be held at the Courtroom in Fessenden on the Commissioners. Discussion was held on Wells County Treasurer, Telephone, $552.13; Machinery Repairs & Supp., $342.50; Westlie Knudtson. berg Seeds offce. We will be electing one super- March 16, 2021 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. the applicants for the Auditor’s position, who to NDTC, Telephone, $813.81; Verizon, Telephone, Motor Company, Machinery Repairs & Supp., Candidates for this position must fle their in- visor, setting the property tax and conducting any R.L. Pfeffer, Clerk interview and when to set up interviews. $40.01; Otter Tail, CH Utiilities, $1, 697.16; Otter $847.94; Drive Chevrolet Buick Harvey, Ma- tent with Louisa Harness, School Business Man- other buiness that may come before the meeting. (03-6,13-2021) Shelley Svoboda, representing the Harvey Tail, Countywide Utilities, $29.62; Wells County chinery Repairs & Supp., $151.16; Patzer Truck ager, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 05, 2021. Lewis Seibold, Clerk Beach Blast Committee, met with the Commis- Treasurer, Bank Charges, $26.10; Farmers Repair, Machinery Repairs & Supp., $1, 841.92; Louisa Harness, Business Manager (03-6,13-2021) Hagel Township sioners requesting permission to have this event Union Oil-Fessenden, CH & KTL Maint., $12.48; Central Dakota Enterprises, Inc., Parts, $621.50; Harvey Public School District The Hagel Township annual meeting will again at Schroeder Memorial Park this summer. Weigelt Refrigeration, CH Maint., $133.96; Lemer’s ACE & Rental, Supp., $149.69; TSC, (03-13-2021) Motion was made by Commissioner Buxa, Tracys Market, Janitor Supp., $10.13; Herald Supp., $202.40; American Welding & Gas, Bremen Township take place Tues., March 23 at 7 p.m. at the Paul second by Commissioner Lautt to allow the Press, Legal Publications, $401.77; Wells County Supp., $407.70; Praxair, Supp., $74.49; NDTC, Bremen Township will hold its annual meet- Zeien residence in Selz to audit books and for Committee to have the event on the 4th of July, Treasurer, Safety Supp., $157.86; Wells County Telephone, $144.12; Dakota Central, Telephone, ing on Tuesday, March 16 from 1 - 2:30 p.m. at the election of one supervisor for a three-year 2021 at Schroeder Memorial Park. Treasurer, Tech, $286.02; NDTC, WiFi, $59.95; $200.00; Otter Tail, Utilities, $318.40; Northern the Bremen Bar to transact township business term. Tuesday March 30 at 7 p.m. for a budget Notice to On vote being taken, all voted yes, and the NDACo Resources Group, Tech, $620.19; Soft- Plains Electric, Utilities, $325.44; Verendrye and the election of a supervisor. Polls will be meeting and to take care of any other township Chairman declared the motion carried. ware Innovations, Tech-Software, $425.00; Dell Electric, Utilities, $194.08; Harvey City, Water & open from 1 - 2:00 p.m. For handicap accessi- business at Paul Zeien residence in Selz. Discussion was held on the annual Weed Marketing LP, Tech-Programs, $530.48; ITD, Garbage, $59.70; Fessenden City, Water & Gar- bility arrangements, contact the clerk by Friday, (03-13,20,27-2021) Creditors Board meeting and the annual Township meet- Tech-Monthly, $1, 084.95; ND Assn. of Coun- bage, $151.20; Sykeston City, Water , $33.00; March 12. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WELLS ing. ties, D & A, $88.00; Fessenden City, Water & TOTAL: $11, 393.29. Respectfully submitted, Leann Schafer, Clerk Cathay Township COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA Commission Maxwell handed out on informa- Garbage, $281.33; Julie C Krosbakken, Auditor 24-7: Offce Of Attorney General, Scram (03-6,13-2021) The Cathay township will hold their annual Case No. 52-2021-PR-00005 tion regarding the 2nd Amendment Preservation Health Ins. Ded., $250.00; RELX Inc., Lexis Fees, $420.00; PharmChem, Inc., Sweat Patch meeting on Tuesday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at the In the Matter of the Estate Act that was given to him. Nexis Fees, $64.00; Carrie Krause, Recorder Analysis, $114.20; TOTAL: $534.20. White Township Cathay Fire Hall. of Timothy R. Neumiller, Deceased WC Sheriff Christopher Kluth & WC Road Health Ins. Ded./Mlge, $408.20; ND County Co Agency: Wells County Treasurer, Offce White Township will hold it’s annual meet- Tom Wachtel, Clerk NOTICE TO CREDITORS Foreman Brent Keller entered the meeting. The Recorders Association, Dues/Regis. Fees, Supp., $1, 098.10; Transcript Publishing, Ad-Co ing March 16, 2021 at the Dale Hauser home (03-13-2021) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- parking space on the north side of the Court- $200.00; Wells County Treasurer, Travel/Mile- Agency, $81.25; NDSU, Offce Supp., $80.00; at 6:30 p.m. signed has been appointed personal represen- house was discussed. Mr. Kluth also updated age, $86.40; Stutsman County Auditor, Mental TOTAL: $1, 259.35. Deb Hauser, Clerk Heimdal Township tative of the above estate. All persons having the Commissioners on his dept., and asked if a Health, $9.50; Offce Depot, Ink Supp./Maint. TOTAL EXPENDITURES: $65, 780.92; (03-6,13-2021) The Heimdal Township annual meeting claims against the deceased are required to pres- remodel of the bathroom in the Sheriff’s Dept. Contracts, $135.79; Jana Hopkins, Travel/Mile- On motion, the meeting was adjourned. will be held on March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the ent their claims within three months after the date could be done. He is going to get a few quotes age, $25.76; Offce Depot, Ink Supp./Maint. Con- ATTEST: Julie Krosbakken, Wells County West Norway Township Heimdal Hall. of the frst publication or mailing of this notice or to present to the Commissioners. Also talked tracts, $379.98; Wells County Treasurer, Travel/ Auditor West Norway annual township meeting will (03-13-2021) said claims will be forever barred. Claims must about was to put putting plywood over the joists Mileage/Veh.Maint., $953.46; Krahlers Parts & APPROVED: Dennis Dockter, Chairman be held at Don and Kathy Muscha residence on either be presented to Nyhus Law Firm, which and a few walls up in the attic of the Courthouse Service, Travel/Mileage/Veh.Maint., $260.65; (03-13-2021) March 16 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Pony Gulch Township represents the Personal Representative of this Kaila Muscha, Clerk Pony Gulch Township will hold its Annual estate, or fled with the Court. (03-6,13-2021) Meeting and election at the Township Hall, Tues- Dated this 25th day of February, 2021 day, March 16, 2021 at 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. Robert J. Neumiller, Personal Representative Wells Township Township business meeting will be followed by Nyhus Law Firm Harvey City Council Meeting Minutes Wells Township annual meeting will be held election of one supervisor for a three (3) year Nathan P. Stittleburg, ND Id.No. 09008 Tuesday, March 16 from noon to 1 p.m. at City term and Clerk/Treasurer for a two year term. 515 1/2 E. Broadway Ave., Suite 103 PROCEEDINGS OF THE Improvement Bonds for $8.3 million and the sav- Hinrich’s Super Value 561.74, Hometown Variety Hall/Harvey Armory. State law requires voter ID for the election. P.O. Box 2295 HARVEY CITY COUNCIL ings of approx. $425,000 it would create for the 106.76, Hornbacher’s Café 58.94, Information Marilyn Heilman, Clerk-Treasurer Dennis Faul, Clerk Bismarck, ND 58502 REGULAR SESSION City of Harvey. M by Baltrusch, MS by Svoboda Technology Dept. 78.60, Joleen Swang 180, (03-6,13-2021) (03-13-2021) 701-751-2262 (phone) Wednesday, February 10, 2021 - 5:30 p.m. to approve the Authorization Resolution, Issu- KHND Radio 200, Kotaco 2078.07, Lemer’s 701-425-0028 (fax) Harvey City Hall ance, and Refunding with a March 2021 closing. Ace 83.77, Little Mart 74.61, Midee Auto 397.52, Lynn Township Hillsdale Township (03-06, 13, 20-2021) Note: All motions unanimously passed un- Upon RCV, MC. Michael Houim 75, Mosaic Co. Properties 15000, Lynn Township annual meeting will be Hillsdale Township annual meeting will be less otherwise stated. JDA REPORT: Dr. Paul Gunderson re- Napa Auto 190.43, NDTC 1632.85, ND Dept. March 16, 2021 at the Carol Rask residence. held Tuesday, March 16, 2021, from 7:00-9:00 Key: M-Motion, MS-Motion Second, VV- viewed his report submitted to the Council. of Health/Microbiology 32, ND Dept. of Human Election will be at 7:30 a.m. for one supervisor p.m. at the Randy Vetter residence (2409 25th Voice Vote, RCV- Roll Call Vote, MC-Motion He stated that the majority of his time is being Services 45, Northwestern Equip. 362.98, Nyhus and one clerk/treasurer. Annual meeting will be Ave NE, Martin, ND) for the transactions of Carried spent on the Harvey Armory post-fre remodel. Law Firm 800, One Call Concepts 1.20, Ottertail at 7:45 p.m. township business and the election of one (1) The Harvey City Council met at City Hall He continues to work on several other projects. 6688.50, Paul’s Snow Removal 115, Pomp’s Tire Carol Rask, Clerk supervisor for a term of three years on Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. POLICE REPORT: Chief Webb’s report Service 1340, Roughrider Industries 1628, Sani- (03-6,13-2021) Wade Anderson, Clerk/Treasurer Present were Mayor Rick Eckart, Milo Bal- was in the packet for the council to review. He tation Products 284.30, Tony Webb 100, Tractor (03-13-2021) trusch, Susan Bartz, Shelley Svoboda, Melissa informed the Council that he has been in contact Supply 308.12, Uniform Center 1024.99, Unum Anderson and Chris Kara. Absent – Council with a couple of candidates for the Harvey Police Life Ins. Co. 225.91, USPS 235.96, Verendrye member Ann Adams. Department. The council discussed the need to Electric Coop 271, Verizon 442.58, Visa 5207.23, Also present were Auditor Karen Nordby, have a special meeting to go over the new Police Warehouse Groc. 649.32, Waste Management Notice of Real Estate Sale Public Works Director Kenny Erickson, Chief Policy Manual before it gets ratifed. Chief Webb 9665.39, Water Environment Federation 90, Subscribe Tony Webb, JDA Director Paul Gunderson and also stated that he needs to add a section on Wells Co. Treasurer 39669.78, Woody’s Ser- IN THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Plaintiff, its successors or assigns, by Assign- Terri Powers. Use of Force before the manual can be fnalized. vice & Repair 17.50, Zions Bank 17767.38, and COUNTY OF WELLS ment of Mortgage recorded February 20, 2019, VISITORS: Joye Stolz, Joey Almaras, Marci PUBLIC WORKS REPORT: Public Works January Payroll $104,462.90. Upon RCV, MC. IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHEAST Instrument Number 209105. Eckart, and Pastor Jeff Blomquist. Neil Nelson, Director Erickson’s report was in the packet UNFINISHED BUSINESS: JUDICIAL DISTRICT 3. In order to realize the amount of Marcel Bourgois, and Brian Osowski were pres- for the council to review. Included in his packet ARMORY FIRE: A work in progress. Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC, Plaintiff, $123,706.37, as of October 14, 2020, plus inter- ent via Zoom. was an estimate from Sanitation Products Inc. NEW BUSINESS: v. est accruing thereafter on said amount at the rate to the Mayor Eckart opened the Public Meeting. for $2971.62 for street sweeper parts that need SITE AUTHORIZATION: M by Baltrusch, Ashlie N. Carnes and Jessica L. Carnes and of 4.12500% per year together with the costs and The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. to be replaced. M by Baltrusch, MS by Bartz to MS by Kara to approve the site authorization all persons unknown, claiming any estate expenses of sale, will be sold subject to redemp- Pastor Jeff performed the invocation. approve the parts. Upon VV, MC. requested for the Rocky Mountain Elk Founda- or interest in, or lien or encumbrance upon, tion as provided by law as one parcel of land at PUBLIC HEARING FOR ABATEMENT: M AUDITOR REPORT: Nordby’s report and tion Minndak Inc. on March 6, 2021 at the Harvey the real estate described in the complaint, public auction, subject to the lien for unpaid real by Baltrusch, MS by Kara to approve reducing the the fnancials were in the packet for the council Eagles Club. Upon VV, MC. and any person in possession, Defen- estate taxes and assessments of Wells County, fair market value for parcel numbers 80765000 to review. HAV-IT RECYCLING CENTER: The council dants. North Dakota, and easements and restrictions Herald- from $258,040 to $235,216 and 81258000 MINUTES: M by Baltrusch, MS by Anderson reviewed the lease from the Recycling Center. On NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE SALE of record, to the highest bidder for cash under from $342,660 to $216,184 for 2020 due to the to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting the terms and condition line 15. TAXES states As CIVIL NUMBER: 52-2019-CV-00072 the direction of the Sheriff of Wells County, North purchase price and appraisal of the property. on January 13th, 2021. Upon VV, MC. the City owns the real property, there will be no 1. Judgment in the amount of $123,706.37, Dakota, at the main entrance of the Wells County Upon VV, MC. CASH REPORT: M by Svoboda, MS by charge to the lessee for special assessments to having been entered in favor of Plaintiff and Courthouse located at the 700 Railway Street S, Mayor Eckart adjourned the Public Meeting. Bartz to approve the Auditor’s Cash Report as the property. M by Svoboda, MS by Anderson against Defendants, which Judgment was fled Fessenden, North Dakota 58438, on April 26, Mayor Eckart opened the Regular Council submitted with January revenue of $253,387.32. to approve reimbursing for the paid special as- with the Clerk of Courts of Wells County, North 2021 (“Sale Date”), at 09:00 AM. Press Meeting. Upon RCV, MC. sessments from Hav-it Recycling for what they Dakota, on October 14, 2020, for the foreclosure 4. If the sale is set aside for reason, the Joye Stoltz with District Health was there to VOUCHERS: M by Svoboda, MS by Bartz to have paid. Upon VV, MC. of a real estate mortgage. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a update the council on the status of Covid-19 in approve the vouchers with expenses of: Ameri- OTHER: M by Baltrusch, MS by Anderson 2. Notice is hereby given pursuant to said return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall Wells County. She reported that 17.4% of the can Water Works Assoc. 75, Aramark 196.72, to approve the sale of a used I-phone 7 to Terri Judgment that the real property described as: have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, call population have been vaccinated for the virus. Bank of ND 13112, BSN Sports 5668, Code 2 Powers for $50. Upon VV, MC. Lots 1 & 2, Block 6, Mill’s Addition to the the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. She also stated that they will have a Prevention K-9 299.99, Creative Product Source 172.19, COMMITTEE REPORTS: City of Harvey, Wells County, North Dakota. DATED this 8th day of March, 2021. Coordinator report to the council on a regular Dacotah Paper Co. 557.07, Dakota Fire Extin- JDA MINUTES: JDA Minutes from the Janu- Real Property address: 400 Clark Ave, Harvey, SHERIFF OF WELLS COUNTY basis. guishers 58.97, Dakota Heritage Bank 1705, ary 19th, 2021 meeting were in the packet for the ND 58341. By: Sheriff Christopher Kluth The above real property is the subject of Sheriff / Deputy Sheriff of Wells 701-324-4646 Marcel Bourgois with Fireside Offce Solu- Dale’s Radiator & Repair 938, Drive Chevrolet Council to review. tions presented the council with a demonstration Buick Harvey 575.40, Farmer’s Union Oil & C- M by Bartz, MS by Svoboda to adjourn meet- the Mortgage dated December 5, 2013, which Halliday, Watkins & Mann, P.C. on how their records management would beneft Store 3158.40, First State Bank 2170, Grand ing. Upon VV, MC Mortgagors, Ashlie N. Carnes, Jessica L. Carnes, By: Scott S. Skeen the City of Harvey. They are going to send a link Forks Fire Equip. 1258.35, Harvey Ambulance Rick Eckart, Mayor executed and delivered to Mortgage Electronic Attorneys for Plaintiff so Council Members can try it. It was tabled for Service 250, Harvey Fire Dept. 15253.37, Harvey Karen Nordby, Auditor Registration Systems, Inc., as Mortgagee, as 376 East 400 South, Suite 300 a later date. Motor Service 18.95, Harvey Oil Co. 1917.22, nominee for Plains Commerce Bank, its suc- Salt Lake City, UT 84111 or visit Brian Osowski with AMKO Advisors dis- HAV-IT Recycling 1590, HAV-IT Services 372, cessors and assigns .and recorded in the offce Tel: 801-355-2886 cussed with the Council Members the Refunding Heiman Fire Equip. 104.81, Herald Press 199.06, of the Clerk and Recorder of Wells County, Email: [email protected] North Dakota, on December 9, 2013, Instrument Bar: 09334 Number 202927, which is subject to the entered (03-13,20,27-2021) Judgment. Said Mortgage was assigned to Hurdsfeld City Council Meeting herald- PROCEEDINGS OF THE Old Business, City is now enrolled in the Martin City Council Meeting HURDSFIELD CITY COUNCIL Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Program. pressnd. REGULAR SESSION New Business none. PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARTIN CITY Bills were presented and approved on a mo- March 2, 2021 General Fund Balance was $26,005.37 + COUNCIL tion by Cindy seconded by Shonella and carried Called to order by Board Member Knecht in $20.616.62 in CD #2. February 1, 2021, 7 p.m. at Hall as follows: Central Plains WAter $30.01; Otter Present: Milton Hase, Shonelle Lemer, Cindy Tail Power $459.94 and $69.38; WSI $250.00; com absence of Mayor Maccario, members present Sewer Fund Balance was $3981.10. Knecht, Newick, Hatch. Also present Hoff. Petty Cash Balance was $84.76. Martin. Absent: Gus Grade and Travis Monge Herald-Press $19.40; Circle Sanitration $697.00; Mark Lithun from Double M Sanitation stated Motion made and seconded to pay bills out Mayor opened meeting and January minutes MidDakota Lumber $323.85; Hase Cconsgtruc- he is in process of selling his company to Brad of General Fund totaling $4131.66 and $245.25 were read and approved on a motion by Cindy, tion $300.00; Kathleen Hase $20.00; Shane Wolbert and Mike Brazil. They stated everything out of Sewer Fund. seconded by Shonella and carried. Hase $55.41; Arlene Bender $106.20 would stay the same for now. Next meeting will be April 5th at 6:30 PM. Shonella reported that some grants are avail- Meeting adjourned on a motion by Shonella, The minutes from February were read and Motion made and seconded to adjourn. able to cities of $1,000 and trees can be obtained. seconded by Cindy and carried. approved, with exception date and time were Red Hoff, Auditor Infrastructure grants may be available in the frst A. Bender, Auditor moved to March 2nd at 5:30 PM. (03-13-2021) quarter and she is checking in to it. (3-13-2021) The Herald-Press, Saturday, March 13, 2021 5A Obituaries School offcials grapple cluded doing puzzles, hunting fishing, and softball. He also loved the time he was able to with ‘learning gap’ spend at their lake home in Gar- rison with family and friends. By Brayden Zenker The school district provided them Daniel is survived by his NDNAEF free of charge and also paid the wife of 53 years Ann; children, BISMARCK – As the corona- monthly fees. Keith (Corrina) Lemer, Max, virus pandemic continues across Extending school “We also worked with the Anita Lemer, Bismarck, Jerad the country and the world, Su- year, tutoring [MHA Nation] tribe to make sure (Lisa) Lemer, Sawyer, and perintendent of Public Instruction that each child has an electronic Bradley(Stacey) Lemer, Minot; Kirsten Baesler is looking for ways among suggested device that was appropriate for Grandchildren: Thea, Aden, to address a student learning gap online learning,” Zietz said. Cohl, Seth, Maddy, Carter, Ty- blamed on the virus and schools’ responses to John Barry, the Glen Ullin pub- ler, and Sean; Sisters, Gloria attempts to contain it. pandemic’s effects lic schools superintendent, said (Francis) Schneider, Minneapo- On Feb. 18, in testimony before he wasn’t surprised by the drop lis, MN, Agatha (Bill) Schlegel, the House Appropriations Com- on students. in test scores. Daniel Lemer Littleton, CO, and Lenora (Ron) Duane Rieder mittee’s Education and Environ- “All scores are going to decline Daniel Lemer, 78, Minot, died Labrecque, Canton, GA; Broth- Duane G. Rieder, 65, Drake, ment Division, Baesler outlined to a certain extent just because Friday, March 05, 2021 at the ers, George Lemer, Drake; Sister passed away Friday, March 5, the scale of that gap and potential there’s not a substitute for in- ways to address it. She reported that learning can and should be house learning,” Barry said. Benedictine Living Center in -in-law Judy Lemer, Drake, 2021 at Trinity Medical Center engaging and fun.” Garrison. Raymond (JoAnn) Lemer, Minot, in Minot. that 27-28% of students who had He said he agrees freedom tested at grade level in 2019 for Louters said the best way for needs to be left to the districts on Daniel was born August 17, Toby (Patty) Lemer, Pick City. Duane George Rieder, son of the Department of Public Instruc- 1942 in Drake to Ludwig and He was preceded in death by Henry and Elizabeth (Ziegler) reading, writing and math fell how they develop ways to close below grade level in 2020. tion to support them is to open up the learning gap. He thinks even- Magdalena (Volk) Lemer. He his parents Ludwig and Lena Rieder, was born October 29, pathways for funding. was raised and educated in Lemer; brother Adam Lemer; 1955 at Harvey, ND. He grew Baesler outlined several poten- tually the learning gap will close tial responses: extending school Erin Wood, a parent in Devils naturally, although he predicts it county schools in rural Drake sister-in-law Elaine Lemer; up in Drake where he attended Lake, said she wasn’t surprised through the eighth grade. Nephew Patrick Lemer; Father Drake Public School. He then calendars, increasing access to may take a couple years. summer school, providing high by the gap in learning from the “Overwhelming [students] and Daniel assisted on the family and Mother-in-law Fred and Eu- worked for Soo Line Railroad pandemic. She has four children farmstead in Lake George Town- genia Vetsch, and brother-in-law for several years and later for impact tutoring during the school changing their schedule and then day and out of school tutoring. who vary in grade level from frst adding another program in the ship up until he was drafted into Gerald Vetsch. Harris Construction Company grade to a sophomore in college. the U.S. Army on July 13, 1967. Visitation was Wednesday, of Kenmare, working on road Some responses would re- summertime, I don’t foresee that quire additional funding, and one “I don’t think you can have an being the answer,” Barry said. On November 18th of that year March 10, 2021 from 5:00-7:00 construction crews. episode happen like the pandemic Daniel married Ann Vetsch in St. p.m. in Thomas Family Funeral Duane faithfully attended would require direct legislative Barry said he already sees action. Under current North Da- and not expect there to be gaps or progress since students have been Anthony’s Church in Selz, ND. Home, Minot followed by a St. Margaret Mary Catholic other situations pop up,” Wood They made Minot their home in prayer service at the funeral Church in Drake where he was kota law, K-5 students may only able to return to school in-person. attend summer school if instruc- said. He said teachers are able to work August of 1969. Daniel honor- home. Mass of Christian Burial a lifelong member. He loved She has been amazed, she said, ably served his country until his was Thursday, March 11 at 10:30 watching sports and was an tion is considered remedial, for with students independently and students who fall below the 60th by the response of the Devils Lake in small groups to address areas discharge on July 11, 1969. a.m. in Little Flower Catholic avid Los Angles Rams and School District, which is fully Daniel was employed by Church of Minot with burial at Lakers fan. percentile on standardized or where they are struggling. teacher-developed tests or have open now after starting the school “There’s so much more to Westlie Motor Co. in the Service Rosehill Memorial Park in Minot. He is survived by his sib- in a hybrid format. Department for six months. Memorials can be made to lings, Larry of Drake, Terry a C or below during the school academics than just the grades,” year that just ended. House Bill “As a parent, I have been noth- Barry said. “The mental and emo- He then was hired by Gamble- Little Flower Catholic Church, (Paulette Martin) of Drake, ing short of astounded at the way Robinson as a truck driver, a po- Minot or the Parkinson’s Foun- Daniel of Minot, Patrick (Shan- 1436 would remove the remedial tional well-being of a child really language. our local school district handled suffers [from virtual learning]. We sition which he held for the next dation of Minnesota and the non) of Dilworth, MN, Lori learning with our kids,” Wood 22 years. Daniel then continued Dakotas. (Randy) Horstmann of Castle About 40 educators and other all need to have interactions with interested parties had provided said. “They were fantastic with each other.” in the position of truck driver at Those wishing to sign his Rock, CO and Cathy Rieder of the way they responded.” Dakota Drug for 15 more years, online register book or leave an Harvey. He is also survived by feedback on the proposals, Baesler One of the more controversial said. That group cautioned against She agrees that the district proposals under consideration he retired in 2009. expression of sympathy may several nieces, nephews, aunts, needs freedom in addressing the Daniel enjoyed some pastimes visit www.thomasfamilyfuner- uncles, cousins and a host of a “one size fts all” approach and would extend the current school wanted school districts to have learning gap. year into June and begin the next throughout his life, which in- alhome.com. friends. “It’s different for every family Duane was preceded in the freedom to develop ways to in early August. Nick Archuleta, address the learning gap. and every family is going to have president of North Dakota United, death by his parents and his to look at what works best for on May 7, 1960 at St. Michaels brother, Richard. Several school superintendents the union for educators in the and a parent contacted for this them,” Wood said. “I think it’s up state, said he would be surprised Catholic Church, Motley, MN. A memorial mass was held to each individual school district Marv, Jan and their family Wednesday, March 10, at 8:30 story echoed that message. if Baesler were to go that route. “I think each plan needs to be to decide what’s best.” School calendars are created by lived in Williston, Fessenden and A. M. at St. Margaret Mary Beth Zietz, superintendent of Harvey, ND. In 1995 they moved Catholic Church in Drake. customized based on the needs each district’s local school board, of the students,” said Jill Louters, New Town Public Schools on the and Archuleta said many boards to their rural Farm in Motley. Burial will take place at the Fort Berthold Indian Reserva- Jan was active with the Chris- church cemetery at a later date. superintendent of New Rock- started developing school calen- ford-Sheyenne School District. “I tion, also advocated for district dars in January. tian Mothers Organization, did Arrangements are with Nelson freedom. Homebound Communion to the Funeral Home of Drake. Online would encourage individuals in “It takes them time,” he said. those decision-making positions “Our students are unique and “You have to have your calendar sick and was always there to help condolences may be shared at our situation here on the reserva- with the Fall Festivals and Funer- nelsonfuneralhomesnd.com to defer to their local districts to in place so you know what your make decisions that are right for tion is very different from others,” budget needs to look like.” al lunches. While in Harvey she Zietz said. “The whole ‘one-size organized the Homemakers Club that district.” Archuleta believes that the Louters’ district is attempting fts all’ mandate just doesn’t work learning gap will vary district to which she enjoyed and remained in North Dakota schools because friends with many of the ladies. to close the gap by creating an en- district so plans to address it need gagement program during June, each school is so different.” to be left to those districts. “You’ll She loved being a Homemaker, New Town public schools Janet Feakes Wife, Mother, Grandmother, and describing it as a “fun summer have families and school districts Janet Mary Feakes died March camp.” The goal for the program started the school year off com- that would be upset if that ‘one- 3, 2021 at St. Marys Hospital in Great Grandmother. Her hobbies pletely online and only opened included Gardening, Cooking, is to increase student engagement size fts all’ plan doesn’t ft them,” Rochester, MN. of Pancreatic and fnd creative ways to teach for all students on Jan. 19. he said. “We need to narrowly Cancer. Mass of Christian Burial Sewing, her fower gardens and Zietz said that when the school helping anyone in need. them. focus on those students who really was Wednesday, March 10 at “Our priority need is re-en- district went virtual many families need the extra help to get caught 10:00 a.m. at St. Michaels Catho- She is survived by her Hus- Church struggled due to lack of inter- band, Marvin of 60 years. Chil- gaging students and our families up to where they need to be on lic Church in Motley, with Fr. and communities in education,” net access. The school district their academic continuum.” Gabriel Walz offciating. Visita- dren Marvin Feakes Jr. of Wat- provided mobile hotspots called ford City, ND, David (Patricia) Louters said. “We need to remind tion was Tuesday, March 9 at St. Directory ourselves, remind our students, Jetpacks for around 40 families. Michaels from 5-7 p.m. with the Feakes of Fessenden, ND, Mi- Rosary at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 – chael (Amy) Feakes of Rochester, 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, prior to MN and Paul Feakes of Dallas, the Funeral services. Interment TX, Six Grandchildren and four SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCHES ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. WILLIAMS CATHOLIC CHURCH and Family Sunday School 10:30 a.m. will be at The Motley Cemetery. Great Grandchildren, twin sister Harvey: 733 Judy Blvd., 324-5204 Sykeston Richard Biberdorf, Pastor Maddock - Fr. Brian Bachmeier McClusky: Family Sunday School 10a.m. Joanne (Don) Shequen of Li- Pastor Sarel J Smit 701-426-0408 3rd Sunday of each month: 204 Roosevelt Ave and Family Worship Hour 11:15 a.m. Janet Mary Feakes was born or 701-324-2344 Worship 8:30 a.m. March Masses - 10:45 a.m. Sunday to Earl and Alice (Adams) Lorber tchfeld, MN, Brother Anthony Sabbath School 9:45 am; ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH on March 27, 1938 in Crosby, Lorber of Litchfeld, MN, as well Worship 11 am ST. MARTIN LUTHERAN CHURCH TRINITY BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 605 Main St., P.O. Box 197, Drake MN. She grew up in Motley, as several nieces and cousins. Manfred: 1510 34th Ave NE Anamoose 820 Adams Ave., Harvey 1st and 2nd Sundays at 5 p.m. Saturday Janet was preceded in death Pastor Sarel J Smit 701-426-0408 Paul Nelson, Vacancy Pastor Sunday Worship Service at 10 a.m. 3rd Sunday at 8 a.m. MN and attended High School or 701-324-2344 Sunday Service 8:30 am; 4th & 5th Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in Motley graduating with the by her parents and son John. Sabbath School 10; Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:30; FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH www.stfxnd.org class of 1956. She graduated from Funeral arrangements are Goodrich: 218 Frank St. E. Communion every 1st & 3rd Sunday. Fessenden Pastor Shirley Teske 465-3284, 465-3780 884-2543 Robin Weisz 962-3299 Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. Miller T. Hospital LPN Nurses with Brenny Funeral Home, Staples, MN Sabbath School 9:45 am.; DRAKE TRINITY LUTHERAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES program in St. Paul, MN on Worship 11 am Sun.: Services 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH, Selz OF DRAKE AND MARTIN March 11, 1959. She was united Bowdon Country: 182 43rd Ave NE a.m.; Communion frst and third Sundays. Sundays at 8:30 a.m. Salem Methodist Drake: in marriage to Marvin Feakes Pastor Sarel J Smit 701-426-0408 Worship 8:30 a.m. or 701-324-2344 FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH - LCMC VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship 9:30 a.m. Sabbath School 10 am 209 8th St. East, Hwy. 3, Harvey Pastor Paul Dyck Martin United Methodist: Worship 11:10 am PO Box 188, Harvey Sunday: Bible Classes 10 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. Pastor Greg Longtin Ph: 324-2110 11 a.m. Worship; Bible Study 2 p.m. BOWDON-BREMEN-CONCORDIA [email protected] Wed.: Bible Study and Prayer 7 p.m. PARISH Pastor Pauline Crowder Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Box 302, Bowdon 962-3337 Education Wednesday. at 6:30 p.m. ST. FRANCIS-XAVIER CHURCH [email protected] 605 1st St. W., Anamoose Bowdon Lutheran: CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH 1st & 5th Sundays at 8 a.m. 231 Dunham St E Pastor Jeff Blomquist 324-4261 2nd Sunday at10:30 a.m. Sun school/coffee 9:45 am North Campus: 100 N St E 3rd & 4th Sunday at 5 p.m. Saturday Worship 11 am. 324-2405 5th Sunday at 8 a.m. Trinity Lutheran: South Campus: 220 9th St W www.stfxnd.org 701-465-3780 5590 Hwy 5, Bremen 324-4261 Worship 9 am 2nd/4th Sundays Harvey, ND 58341 Parsonage BOWDON COMMUNITY Fifth Sundays from October-March 324-2408 CHURCH OF GOD Sunday school following worship Sun. School 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30a.m. Pastor Dale Peaslee Ph. 962-3681 Sunday School (all ages) 9 a.m. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN: 10 miles NE of HARVEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Service 10:15 a.m. Fessenden, 21st St. NE and 1020 Millennium Drive 324-4985 1/2 mile W of Hwy 30 Pastor Kevin Shumway UNITED COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Worship 9 am 1st/3rd Sundays Sun. School 9:30 am. Anamoose Sunday school following worship Worship 10:30 a.m Danelle Olson, Pastor Sunday School 9 am and Worship 10 am LIVING STONE CHAPEL Please UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 61 7th Avenue N, Fessenden HARVEY GOSPEL CHAPEL 516 6th St., Harvey Jon Couch, Pastor 585-750-1197 PO Box 221, 210 W. 8th St., Harvey Pastor Jeffrey Soberg Sundays 9:30 am 1/2 block west of City Hall thank these Service: Sunday 10:30 a.m. MARTIN BAPTIST CHURCH Sun.: 11 am Ministry and Sunday School; Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. 701-693-2844 1st & 3rd Thurs. 7 pm prayer meeting. sponsors: Sun. School 10:00 am., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH • Hertz Funeral Homes FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH -ELCA Worship 11:00 a.m Goodrich Pastor Jim Grupp Harvey & McClusky; 1520 Advent St, Harvey NEW LIFE ON MAIN Church 884-2528 Home 884-2587 • St. Aloisius Medical 324-2548 Pastor Jeff Robison Sunday School 10-11 and Worship 11-12 Sunday School 9 a.m. Preschool-grade 6 802 Lincoln Ave., Harvey 324-4011 ST. CECILIA CATHOLIC CHURCH Center Harvey; Lenten Services Wed. 6:30 p.m. www.newlifeonmain.org Fr. Kevin Boucher 413 E. Brewster St., • First International Bank harveyfrstlutheran.com/frstlc Sunday School (all ages) 9:00 a.m. Harvey, 324-2144 & Trust; @gondtc.com Coffee Fellowship 10am; www.stceciliaharvey.org. • Wiest Associates, LLC; Sunday Service: 10 am Worship 10:20am Saturdays 4:30p.m.; Sundays 10:30a.m. • Harvey Farmers Elevator; HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH UNITED COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 409 Ave B East, McClusky Fessenden - Fr. Brian Bachmeier, Anamoose • Harvey Warehouse 1st & 3rd Sundays at 10:30 a.m. 105 7th Ave S 701-547-3430 Danelle Olson, Pastor Grocery; 2nd & 4th Sundays at 8 a.m. March Masses - 8:30 a.m. Sunday Sunday School 9 am and Worship 10 am • Service Drug & Gift of 5th Sunday at 5 p.m. Saturday Harvey; UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of • Nelson Funeral Homes of KIEF LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH ST. 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Luke Simons, R-Dickinson, the empty stomach feeling I was cused of. by a vote of 69-25. left with that day when those “Due process, that is what I ask North Dakota Legislature The House convened as a Com- words left his mouth,” she said. for today,” he said. “I want all the mittee of the Whole, something Simons also made numerous truth to come out.” that hasn’t been done in decades, comments asking who was taking Now anyone can be guilty to debate whether to expel the care of O’Brien’s household du- by association, Simons said. He takes aim at hunting bills three-term representative. A vote ties while she was at the Capitol, didn’t call anyone a liar, but By Dylan Sherman “A little something like this is to expel a member of the House she said. without opening up a hearing, NDNAEF just going to encourage participa- needs a two-thirds majority to O’Brien said she was getting lawmakers would never know the BISMARCK — North Dakota tion in this sport, I believe,” he pass, which it received. nothing from coming forward truth, he said. prides itself on creating an envi- Various hunting said. Debate on the expulsion resolu- and wanted to do so to help other “Let’s have fun, let’s open this ronment benefcial to hunters, and bills have been The bill passed on the Senate tion, sponsored by the chamber’s victims have their voices heard in up,” he said. several pieces of legislation under foor by a vote of 43-4. majority and minority leaders, be- the hope of fostering a safe work- Amendments were proposed consideration this session aim to making their way HB 1411, introduced by Rep. gan with personal testimony from ing environment. to change the resolution from build on that. Bill Tveit, R-Hazen, on Jan. 28, Rep. Brandy Pyle, R-Casselton, Allegations against Simons an expulsion to a censure, or a The hunting bills still alive, through the North described the bill as a predator who detailed comments Simons came to light last week after he censure with added punishment. having passed in the House or Dakota Legislature control bill. The intent is to allow had made toward an intern in a told Rep. Karla Rose Hanson, D- All failed. Senate, have all had strong sup- North Dakotans to protect their committee room. Fargo, to “f*** off” after she told Majority Leader Chet Pollert, port from a majority of lawmakers crops and livestock from preda- “His comments that day made him to follow cafeteria rules by R-Carrington, said expulsion was and move now to the other cham- tors at any time of the day or night me uncomfortable, and our intern wearing a mask. the fnal response to a pattern of ber, where they will go through throughout the year. as well,” she said. “Comments Simons apologized to Hanson behavior. more committee hearings. looking for in terms of property “It allows only the landowner, like, ‘I would like to put my hands for using profanity but not for his “It is about someone who was The legislature is working on rights,” he said. “They don’t have the tenant or his agent to night through your hair,’ were directed position against wearing a mask. given multiple chances to avoid a bill relating to trespassing on to question who is out there.” hunt on one’s own premises as at a young 20-year-old lady.” Several legislators argued being in this situation,” he said. “I private land. SB 2144 would al- The bill also detailed punish- needed to control predators and Simons, a barber, said later against expulsion, saying they made numerous attempts to work low landowners to designate their ments for those who disregard the losses they create,” he said. that his remarks were part of a believed Simons had not received with Rep. Simons to resolve prob- land as closed to hunting through the posting, including making it The bill passed resoundingly in professional assessment and rec- due process. They said a formal lems informally ... Unfortunately, an online database. a class C felony to illegally enter the House and will have a hearing ommendation. investigation should be held be- he ignored warnings and contin- Sen. Robert Erbele, R-Lehr, is a highly secured premises. in the Senate in the coming weeks. Some of the accusations against fore the House took such a grave ued to violate social norms.” the prime sponsor of the bill and Adding fuorescent pink as a Hunting for non-residents in Simons were listed in documents step – the frst of its kind in North An attorney retained by Si- said it would be benefcial to all. color while big game hunting, North Dakota produced some released the previous week by the Dakota, apparently – and that mons said they were looking at “All land is considered open through Senate Bill 2143, is an- slight confusion during pheasant Legislative Council, including a House rules required it. appealing the House’s action in unless it’s posted physically or other popular piece of hunting season, which is why HB 1218 was report that he had said that thor- Rep. Ben Koppelman, R-West state court, up to and including electronically,” Erbele said. “It legislation still alive. introduced on behalf of the state oughbreds have a “hungry look in Fargo, said the assembly can’t just the North Dakota Supreme Court. gives a fair number of our land- Sen. Kristin Roers, R-Fargo, Game and Fish Department. their eye just like women.” follow the rules it likes, but must Simons posted about the pro- owners what they have been sponsored the bill after she had The frst seven days of pheas- During some of Pyle’s com- follow all the rules. “Due process ceedings on his representative looking for in terms of property bought a pink hunting jacket and ant hunting season, non-residents ments, Simons smirked, looked can never be considered a distrac- Facebook page after the vote. rights.” realized it would be illegal to use. are not allowed to hunt on state bemused and winked at members tion,” he said. “Follow our duty to “Well that’s it, no hearing, no During the bill’s committee “The only clothes that were cut or private lands enrolled in the of his family who were in atten- not consider expulsion based on trial and no evidence. Just based hearing in January, lawmakers for a female body were in blaze Private Land Open To Sportsman dance. accusations on harassment or mis- off of accusations that were made, heard testimony that some land- pink,” she said. (PLOTS) program, said Jeb Wil- Rep. Emily O’Brien, R-Grand conduct, that are uninvestigated I was expelled from the house and owners had to use multiple types Roers said there was no signage liams, the department’s wildlife Forks, also told of discomfort- and thus unproven.” now I’m out of the legislature,” of vehicles to get around their stating it was illegal in North Da- division chief. ing personal experiences with Rep. Rick Becker, R-Bismarck, the post read. property to make sure it was ac- kota, and she only found out after “This would allow that non- Simons. argued against expulsion as well, After the vote, Pollert said he curately posted. a friend had informed her. resident landowner to hunt on his “This is not easy,” she said. but he noted he was not dismiss- viewed the assembly as brothers Erbele said the bill also states Studies on blaze pink done piece of property the frst seven When she appeared on the House ing anything people who spoke in and sisters and this was not a that all fenced land is considered by the University of Wisconsin days of the season,” he said. “We foor in a particular dress, “Rep. favor of the resolution said. procedure he liked going through. closed, except to lawful hunters showed pink had a visibility think that is a good incentive for Simons looked me up and down “My concern is with the pro- “This is not a time to be hap- and anglers. similar or better than orange, Ro- non-resident landowners to enrol and asked, ‘So what are you wear- cess we have at hand, and with the py,” he said. “That means that all properties ers said. in the PLOTS program.” ing today?’” O’Brien said she was expulsion,” he said, adding that that have a fence around it, is now “Blaze pink is legal in nine Williams said with the cur- humiliated when Simons made the matter has been hurried and going to be considered closed,” states, including Minnesota and rent statute in place, many are he said. Wyoming,” she said. reluctant to enroll as they are not If there is no physical or elec- Sen. Merrill Piepkorn, D-Fargo, willing to give up the frst week of tronic posting, hunters will be able carried the bill in the Senate and hunting in North Dakota. to enter the land, Erbele said. hoped its passage would lead to HB 1218 passed the House “It gives a fair number of our continued enthusiasm toward unanimously, with two represen- Afordable insulin bill fails landowners what they have been hunting in the state. tatives absent. in North Dakota Senate By Dylan Sherman price of insulin for most people NDNAEF who need it. BISMARCK—After passionate “All of the major health insur- debate, a proposal to cap insulin Senate Bill 2183 ers, who this would affect, have costs for some North Dakotans already changed this,” she said. failed by a margin of 21-26 on failed 21-26 after “So the bill actually ends up af- Feb. 22. fecting virtually no one.” Senate Bill 2183 would have a lengthy debate Roers said opposition to this capped insulin costs for those bill came from senators question- enrolled in the Public Employees on the Senate foor ing if this was the right way to Retirement System to $25 for a regulate the insurance industry. 30-day supply. “Is this the way that we really Sen. Tim Mathern, D-Fargo, want to legislate, from a philo- said that although the bill was de- for North Dakotans living with sophical perspective?” she said. feated, he believes public support Type I diabetes. “Without access Sen. Judy Lee, R-West Fargo, from all over the state shows how to insulin, people die,” he said. “I said the individual insurance important an issue it is. learned about people not going plans through employers are not As a member of the Senate Ap- to college, or going to college, able to be touched by this bill. propriations Committee, Mathern based on whether or not they had “[The bill] does not affect em- said he will see House Bill 1012, insulin.” ployer-funded programs, estab- which is the bill for the Human Sen. JoNell Bakke, D-Grand lished by the business for their Resource Department budget. “I Forks, said the bill was important employees,” she said. “Those plan to do what I can to fgure out to help those who are required to particular policies are exempt how to move the agenda through use insulin to live. from any mandate either from that budget bill,” he said. “There “I’m sorry if this would cause the Affordable Care Act or from are just different ways to address a problem for private insurance the state.” this issue and that would be one.” companies, but I would think the Lee said at least 40% of the Mathern said another option life or death of one of our citizens population in North Dakota is would be working with the insur- would be worth a little inconve- covered by independent employ- ance commissioner, to try and get nience in their having to fgure out er-provided health policies. the issue resolved. how this would work,” she said. “We can’t fx those,” she said. “There is more than one way to However, senators against the “Those are the ones, in most of accomplish the public purpose,” bill felt the legislation would not these cases, responsible for what he said. be as benefcial as intended. is going on.” During debate, Mathern said Sen. Kristin Roers, R-Fargo, the bill could mean life or death said the bill would not change the

Senate Bill 2121 would make not wearing a seat belt a primary offense By Dylan Sherman “Nearly half of all of our motor gued on the House floor that NDNAEF vehicle fatalities were unbelted people should be able to accept BISMARCK -— After passing in 2019,” he said “Statistics prove the risk of driving without wear- in the Senate, a bill to allow pri- that a stronger seat belt law in our ing a seat belt. mary enforcement of seat belts state will save lives.” “I, like many of you, ride mo- will be heard in the House. The bill would make the driver torcycle ... if you get in an accident Senate Bill 2121 was intro- responsible for any passengers [while on a motorcycle] you will duced by Sen. Brad Bekkedahl, not wearing their seat belts in the lose,” he said. “We can accept that R-Williston, in January on behalf vehicle as well. risk as an adult.” of the coalition representing the The House has killed two Ruby said he and the sponsors Vision Zero Campaign. proposed relaxations of seat belt of HB 1257 were frustrated when “Seat belts are the single most law this session. HB 1257 would SB 2121 was introduced in the effective safety device to prevent have allowed people over 18 to be Senate. death and injury in a motor ve- exempt from having to wear a seat “Why don’t we just stay where hicle crash,” he said. belt. HB 1156 would have allowed we are at?” he said. “That’s a point Bekkedahl said he had seen those making deliveries to be we will make when we get [SB frst-hand what being unbelted exempt from wearing a seat belt. 2121].” in an accident will do to a person. Rep. Dan Ruby, R-Minot, ar- The Herald-Press, Saturday, March 13, 2021 7A Tribal chairman hopes for more cooperation in second half of legislative session By Alexandra Kautzman “When one entity is extremely something to prevent the state NDNAEF benefiting by an expansion of from advancing economically, BISMARCK – In his Tribal- gaming, there’s nothing wrong then the state is going to do some- State Relationship Message at the with improving for their purposes thing back to the tribe.” start of the 2021 North Dakota and benefits, that in general is Morton County Sheriff Kyle Legislative Assembly, Three Af- a good thing,” Fox said. “We’re Kirchmeier, who led the police filiated Tribes Chairman Mark not saying that it has to be only response to the protests in 2016, Fox called for more communica- the tribe, we’re just saying fnd a said he feels the relationship tion between the state and tribes. balance.” between the sheriff’s offce and With more than half of the 80-day Rep. Jason Dockter, R-Bis- Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is one session complete, Fox said last marck, is a member of the House of mutual respect. week there appears to be more Finance and Taxation Committee Kirchmeier said while there is cooperation, but there is still a and sponsor of several bills relat- still tension around the pipeline, long way to go. ing to the expansion of the gaming it does not involve the sheriff’s “It looks like we’re making industry. House Bill 1234 would offce as it is a neutral party. He some progress, but in other mat- authorize sports betting as a game said during the protest, its confict ters we are struggling,” Fox said. of chance. was with the out-of-state protest- On the positive side, the state Dockter said he doesn’t feel ers who instigated illegal activity, and four tribes have been working that there is tension between not with Standing Rock. on ways to improve response time the state and tribes over gaming “We understood the passion for law enforcement on and near bills. “We’ve had great commu- behind the tribe’s feelings about reservations by clarifying jurisdic- nication up until then, we just the pipeline, and we were will- tional issues. A bill with that aim haven’t agreed on anything yet,” ing to work with them to conduct passed the House 82-10 Jan. 20. Dockter said. “We understand peaceful protests,” Kirchmeier “You’re happy to see back- where we’re coming from and we said. “But when mostly out-of- During National FCCLA Week (Feb 8-12) , the Harvey FCCLA Chapter held a food drive for up no matter what color a uni- understand where they’re coming state agitators arrived and refused the local food pantry. The project resulted in 245 pounds of non-perishable food items, paper form is,” Trooper Jenna Clawson from, but we still have to continue to cooperate and protest in a legal products and personal care items and $115 in donations. Huibregtse, the state Highway to work at it to see if we can come manner, that’s when there were Patrol’s cultural liaison officer, up with a compromise.” issues. My offce is here to serve told the Bismarck Tribune in Janu- While there have been several Morton County, and neighbor- ary. “There shouldn’t be that issue productive meetings and conver- ing counties are just that, our of whether somebody can come sations, Dockter said, a number of neighbors. And we value those help me or not because they have issues remain. But with half of the relationships.” authority or they don’t.” session left, there is still plenty of Fox said he would like to see Rain and snow observers needed One of HB 1126’s sponsors is time to work on those. more cooperating and under- Rep. Terry Jones, R-New Town. Scott Davis, executive director standing between leaders in the to better assess N.D. drought “Absolutely yes, we had a real of the North Dakota Indian Af- second half of the session. With A statewide citizen science are used for many applications, good lobby here from the tribe fairs Commission, said one bar- the potential loss of livelihoods network is looking for volunteers such as fooding, water resource that’s been working on this and a rier to better legislative and tribal on the line through gaming expan- for rain and snow reporting in planning, severe storm warnings, lot of cooperation from the state relations could relate to pipeline sion beyond the reservations, he North Dakota. teaching Earth science, predicting to try and fgure out how to get issues. hopes that a compromise comes These observers will measure crop yields and assessing drought. help both ways,” she said Friday. Now that the Biden Adminis- sooner rather than later. rainfall, snowfall and snow depth “We need as many volunteer “So this is a defnite step forward tration canceled construction of “I hope to see some progress as part of the Community Col- observers as possible around the in my opinion. It will serve the the Keystone XL Pipeline, Wash- because we have to get these laborative Rain, Hail and Snow state to fill the gap, especially citizens of North Dakota well.” ington also has been urged to shut things done now,” Fox said. (CoCoRaHS) Network. Observers in unrepresented rural areas,” One area of concern is pro- down the Dakota Access Pipeline, “Since they meet every other year, also are encouraged to measure Akyuz says. posed expansion of the gaming against which many Indians pro- we don’t want to fnd ourselves the water equivalent of the snow “We have a lot of training ma- industry. Since the pandemic, tested in 2016-17. Because of this, in a position with the same old after it melts, although that is terials for you to participate in this tribal casinos have seen a major Davis said some lawmakers might problems and contending with optional. activity,” he adds. “All you need is loss of jobs and revenue. Fox said be supporting these gaming bills them for another two years until “This is your chance to become an interest in weather and a 4-inch expanding gaming throughout in part as retribution. they come back again. This time, part of the state’s climatological cylindrical rain gauge. the state would crush those tribal “It’s a game of tug-of-war,” we simply can’t wait.” history and contribute to an ac- “Currently, more than half a gaming operations even more. 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Fessenden-Bowdon Public School Students of the Quarter Teachers at Fessenden-Bowdon hardworking and caring. School have nominated two “Stu- Her favorite thing about school dents of the Quarter” for Quarter is seeing friends and her favorite 3 of the 2020-2021 School year. subject is English. Students are nominated based on Tyjah Hornbacher is a junior at their character, attitude, disposi- Fessenden-Bowdon Public School. tion in school, as well as classroom She is the daughter of Bryon and attendance and participation. A Crystal Hornbacher. Student of the Quarter is a strong During the school year she leader, participates in extracur- is involved in Students Against ricular activities in the school and Destructive Decisions (SADD), community, has a strong work (PACT) and softball. Outside of ethic, and embodies school spirit. school she works as a CNA in HHS MUSICAL SUNDAY NIGHT Rebecca Copenhaver is a sev- Harvey. In her free time, Tyjah The cast and support crew for the Harvey High School musical Tala), Ava Haldorson (Pua), Emma Selensky (Hei Hei), Heidi enth grade student at Fessenden- hangs out with friends, eating “Moana” will preent their production Sunday, Marchc 14 at 3 p.m. Olson (ocean ensemble). Middle row: Andrew Seibel (left claw, Bowdon Public School. She is cheese and watching Netfix. in the shcool auditorium. The show was frst presented Friday ensemble member), Nathaniel Wiedrich (right claw, ensemble the daughter of Pam and Steve Tyjah looks up to her mom. “I night. Involved in the musical, directed by Carson Adam, include: member, Tyler Weisser (Tamatoa, ensemble member), Brooke Copenhaver. look up to my mother because she from front row from left: Angel Opdahl (Dramatic Director/Te Loen (Moana), Grant Anderson (Cheif Tui, Maui). Back row: During the school year, Re- is very determined, hardwork- Fiti), Carson Adam (Musical Director/Te Ka). Front row siting: Shelby Adam (sound) Judy Longtin (costume and props) Greg becca is involved in volleyball, ing and loving. She is always my Abigail Schmike (stagehand), Alexa Haldorson (chief ances- Longtin (props and sound) Danelle Olson (gate monster/sail). basketball and softball. When not number one fan and pushes me to tor), Hannah Reuter (chief ancestor), Maria Schmit (Gramma busy with school, she is active in do my best,” she says. 4-H and summer softball. Her favorite thing about school She enjoys baking and cooking is making memories with her best for her family. Rebecca looks up friends. Her favorite subjects are to her parents because they are math and science.

Ayden Hatch and Riley Svenningsen, future HWC wrestlers, were among 190 youth who took to the mats at the March 6 tournament at Harvey Wells Students in HHS Foods classes competed in the annual Aerie #3080 Youth Wrestling Tournament at Harvey beef contest. Jenna Green and Ciara Towell won the High School. judges’ choice award for their ‘Beef in a Blanket’ recipe.

High School beef contest held On Wednesday, March 3, were: Asian Lettuce Wraps by Paige Weinmann; third place Strength, wrestling and athletic training twenty-two students from Har- Tate Grossman, Hudson Hayton was The Toasted Tortilla. The vey High School Foods classes and Charles Payawal. The Toast- sponsor of this category was competed in the annual HHS ed Tortilla by Larissa Arnold, Hinrichs Super Valu. HWC S.W.AT. wrestling Beef Contest. Each team created Emma Dockter, Whitney Lilley Other teams competing were: On Saturday, March 6, Har- Andrew St. Vincent kept the Svenningsen. an appetizer with one pound and Ella Monge. The sponsor of Northwestern Beef Ring – Carly vey High School was host to the tournament rolling with his work 2nd Place: Lucas Feist, Kale of ground beef. The students the Judge’s category was First Ebel, Brock Fisher, Cameron Harvey Eagles Wells Aerie #3080 from microphone, and Josh Preble Hase, Ayden Hatch, Brody Jones, worked for three weeks prior International Bank & Trust. The Waide, Cheesy Mozey Meatballs youth wrestling tournament. made sure that the kids got the Klay Lemer, Christian Mertz, Wil- to the contest developing their judges were: Brenda Lang, Diana – Axl Bienek, Brayden Sven- This tournament featured correct awards to show off on the liam Morrison, Samuel Nannenga, recipe before serving the judges. Lautt and Kacie Reimche. ningsen and Bacon Wrapped teams from all over the state of awards stand. Jaxson Svenningsen, Carson Wat- In the Judges’ Choice competi- As part of the Ag Day sched- Beef Balls – Josh Davis, Logan North Dakota as well as Min- The HWC Co-op had an excel- son, and Ledger Wolfe tion the winning team was Beef ule people are given a taste of Maulding. nesota. With 190 wrestlers par- lent showing of kids from Harvey, Champions: Lincoln Helm, In A Blanket by Jenna Green and the entries and voted for the The students were assisted by ticipating, the competition was Fessenden and Maddock repre- Colten Mertz, Hailee Morrison, Ciara Towell. The second place best one. In the People’s Choice Kathy Walsh, Tammy Anderson ferce, and the smiles and tears senting the HWC SWAT wrestling Charlie Vetter and Rylend Whet- entry was Bar-Be-Cups by Mal- category first place went to and Deb Hurley as they devel- were plentiful. program. Here are the results: zel. lory Harness, Brynn Lesmeister Asian Lettuce Wraps; second oped their creations. The tournament started off 4th place winners: Rylan Art- HWC SWAT will continue and Kamryn Sanders. There was place Cheesy Taco Quesadilla with the singing of the national tus, Jackson Engebretson, Bridger practicing and competing and a tie for third place. The teams – Keenan Davis, Hailey Filler, anthem by the HWC wrestling Kittelson, Haidyn Lematta, Kolt will host a dual against Rugby team. The wrestlers and statisti- Lemer, Fiona Mason, Bentley 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday March 16th cians then got to go to work being Neumiller, Brynn Sundby, Jeremi- at Harvey High School. If you offcials and score keepers for the ah Walsh, and Gavin Weinmann. haven’t seen these future hornets tournament. The HWC parents 3rd Place: Logan Faul, Seth wrestle yet, this would be a great Beef in a Blanket were busy in the kitchen serv- Gleave, Landon Grossman, Oak- time to come out and watch the Prep time: 80minutes ing up food and also helping in land Grossman, Maddyx Hager, excitement under the spotlight. other aspects of the tournament. Joey Lematta, Owen Mason, Riley Yield: 6-8 people Enchilada Ingredients: 1lb lean ground beef 1 can chopped green chiles Dunseith ends Hornet season 1 package four tortillas The Dunseith Dragons out- lead early in the third but HWC points. The Hornets shot 40% 1 package shredded cheese scored the Harvey-Wells County responded with an incredible 14-0 from behind the arc making six 1 bell pepper Hornets 37-20 in the fnal 12 min- run. Thorson and Tate Grossman three pointers. ⅛ onion utes of the game to complete the successfully fnished baskets and The win moves the Dragons comeback and seal an opening free throws and Jaxon Fike, Tan- to 17-4 on the season while HWC Guacamole Ingredients: : round win in the Region 4 Tour- ner Grossman and Alex Erickson ends their season at 10-13 overall. 3 avocados nament on Monday, March 8, in each tallied feld goals as the Hor- ½ small onion, fnely diced Dunseith. nets took over the lead at 42-33. Harvey-Wells County 2 tomatoes, diced In the frst round matchup of The Dragons responded with 3 Tbsp. fnely chopped fresh cilantro the Dragons and Hornets, both a basket from Caleb Poitra and 12 13 17 20 - 62 1 jalapeno pepper, fnely diced teams played an even keeled frst Morin scored the fnal seven of Dunseith 2 garlic cloves, minced quarter. The Dragons jumped out the third to tie the game at 42 1 lime, juiced Directions to a quick 5-1 lead behind a three after three. The two teams had 11 18 13 28 - 70 ½tsp. sea salt 1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees and spray 13x9 inch baking dish from Chad Parisien but HWC a shootout in the fourth quarter or pan with cooking spray Points: HWC: Alex Erickson 14, 1 sour cream came back to take a slim one point as HWC connected on four three 2. Brown ground beef on medium-high heat for 5-7 minutes, stir- Tate Grossman 14, Tanner Gross- 1 fresh parsley lead on a two and one from Jaxon pointers and the Dragons added ring occasionally, add taco seasoning, peppers, green chiles, man 9, Madden Thorson 9, Jaxon Fike. Madden Thorson’s two free three of their own. and onions until thoroughly cooked Fike 7, Tyson Tipton 6, Isaac Friese Sauce Ingredients throws put the Hornets up 12-11 A three from Caleb Poitra 3. In a saucepan, add vegetable oil, self-rising four, chili pow- 3; Jalen Poitra 29, Ethan Morin 18, ¼ cup vegetable oil after one. Alex Erickson scored gave the Dragons a 56-52 lead, der, tomato sauce, water, ground cumin, garlic powder, and Caleb Poitra 9, Chad Parisien 8, 2 Tbsp self-rising four the frst four points of the second their largest of the fourth quarter, onion salt. Julius Grant 6 3 Tbsp chili powder as HWC opened up an 18-13 lead. before Tate Grossman answered 4. Put meat in tortilla and wrap them. Place them in pan and Rebounds: HWC: Tate Gross- 1 can tomato sauce Tate Grossman and Tanner Gross- with a three for HWC to pull heat for 10-15 minutes in oven until browned man 7, Erickson 6, Thorson 6, Fike 1 ½ cup water man both knocked down three within one. That three pointer was 5. Remove from oven and add enchilada sauce on top and cheese, 4, Tanner Grossman 3, Tipton 3, ¼ tsp. ground cumin pointers in the later parts of the as close as the Hornets would get then put in oven for 20 minutes until cheese is browned Friese 1 ¼ tsp. garlic powder frst half but those points were all as Dunseith fnished on a 14-7 run 6. Take 3 avocados and remove the pit, and the skin Assists: HWC: Fike 4, Thorson ¼ tsp. onion salt but overshadowed as the Dragons to defeat HWC 70-62. 7. Chop onions, tomato, cilantro, jalapeno peppers, and garlic 3, Friese 1, Tate Grossman 1, Er- Jalen Poitra knocked down a three The Dragons were led by Jalen together fnely(add to avocados) at the end add lime juice and ickson 1 and Ethan Morin scored the last Poitra with 29 points. He was sea salt to make guacamole dip. Steals: HWC: Thorson 3, Fike fve of the half as Dunseith ended joined in double fgures by Ethan 1, Friese 1 the second on a 12-6 run to take a Morin with 18. The Hornets were Blocks: HWC: Erickson, Thor- Ciarra Towell, Jenna Green, Kaylee Zablotney - February 2021 29-25 lead at the half. led by Alex Erickson and Tate son and Tate Grossman all with 1 Judges choice winners in the 2021 Harvey high School Beef Contest Dunseith opened up a 33-28 Grossman who each tallied 14 Saturday, March 13, 2021 The

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