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Wednesday, August 7, 2019 Volume 45 • Number 26 Best Of The West Ribfest To Feature Award Winning Country Star This Friday FREE for all ages. One of the biggest events in Western North Dakota takes place on Main Street Watford City. The Best of the West Rib- fest, Street Fair and Classic Car show is set for August 9 and it MXVWNHHSVJHWWLQJELJJHUDQGEHWWHUWKDQHYHU7KLV\HDU·VIUHH Joe Nichols concert headliner is chart topping country artist Joe Nichols with hits “Sunny and 75,” “Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off,” “,” and “Yeah.” With three Grammy nomina- tions, this ACM, Billboard, CMA and CMT Award winner is sure to put on a great show. The event kicks off with a fundraising breakfast for the local Boy Scouts served on Main Street from 8-10 a.m. The Street Fair opens at 10 a.m. with lunch being served at 11 a.m. and rib teams cooking up ribs on the street all day, serving them to the public at 6 p.m. And as always, the Best of the West Ribfest, Street Fair and Classic Car Show is free and open to the public, with team games, ping pong ball drops offering out Chamber deals, a NLGV LQÁDWDEOHV DQG JDPH ]RQH IDFH SDLQWLQJ DQG PRUH IXQ throughout the day. Back again this year is the option for guests to purchase a VIP Ticket where they can enjoy drinks and ribs under the shade of the Jones Construction VIP tent and also score the best seats in the house for the evening concert. New this year is the Family Friends VIP Tent sponsored by A7B Pipelines where guests of all ages can purchase tickets to enjoy food and festivities under the shade of the tent, in addition to a private bouncy house for the kids. The Cody Charles Band will kick off the evening concert at 6 p.m., followed by Joe Nichols at 8 p.m. and a party after dark with Slamabama. ´:H·UHVRH[FLWHGWREHDEOHWREULQJVXFKELJDFWVWR0DLQ Street this year,” said Mary Gumke with the Watford City Cham- ber. “We are thankful to our chamber members and sponsors for making this event bigger and better each year and for allowing us to offer these high quality concerts for free to our community.” For a full schedule and to purchase your VIP Tickets visit www.watfordcityribfest.net. FCCLA Shines at Nationals

Members of Fairview High School FCCLA had time for some fun in Anaheim, CA during the National Leadership Convention. Pictured, left to right, are Easton and Scout Hopes, Aubrey Root, BayLee Schlothauer and advisor Mrs. Hopes. (Photo submitted) By Dianne Swanson The Mission of FCCLA (Family, Consumer, Community Leaders of America) is “To promote personal growth and lead- Richland ership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical County thinking, interpersonal communications, practical knowledge and career preparation. Four members from Fairview and one from Sidney attended the National FCCLA Leadership Convention in Anaheim, CA Fair Grand June 28 through July 5. Sidney High School Junior Serenity .XQW]HDUQHGDVLOYHUPHGDOIRUKHU6SRUWV1XWULWLRQSUHVHQWDWLRQ She attended with her advisor, Tina Van Horn. The Fairview students returned home with two silver team Champions medals, although the Hopes team was just a couple of points shy of the gold, and 12points higher than at state. The duo of Scout, a sophomore, and Easton, a Junior, The Richland County 4-H held their Hopes presented the Chapter Service Project portfolio with their annual Richland County Fair livestock Farm to School project. On a ½ acre of ground donated by Fair- sales on Aug. 2 at the Richland County view School superintendent Mr. Kloker, the students planned, Fairgrounds. Maddie Schieber (pictured planted, cared for and harvested garden produce, which is used above) had the Grand Champion steer by Family and Consumer Sciences in their cooking classes. purchased by Border Steel and Recycling. The class cooks up a Taste of the Month which is then shared Grand Champion hog winner was Avery by other students. Johnson (pictured right), purchased by The project increased knowledge about the various foods Montana State University. The Grand and provided other hands on projects including an interactive Ag Week encompassing the entire school. Easton built the garden Champion rabbit trio winner was Aiden ER[HVLQVKRSFODVV´,UHPHPEHUWKLQNLQJ«DVFKRROJDUGHQ Berntson, purchased by Steppler Ranch. easy peasy,“ he said. “Boy, was I wrong!” Poulty Grand Champion was Rylan Advisor Mrs. Hopes helped start the small garden. Then Kunick, purchased by T & J Farms. Grand she and Faith Oakland attended training and came back with Champion lamb winner was Olivia Klein. some great ideas of how to incorporate the garden into other Go to roundupweb.com for more photos programs within the school. They kicked off the year by serving from the Richland County Fair & Rodeo. Continued on page 5A. 2A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019

DEL Pickup And Delivery Dates: O McKenzie County EVENTS M DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Sidney: Wednesday Only SEND US YOUR EVENTS! Watford City: Wednesday & Saturday THE ROUNDUP: PO Box 1207 SCIENTIFIC “ODORLESS” CLEANING 4-Hers Participate In 111 West Main • Sidney, MT 59270 406-433-3306 • Fax: 406-433-4114 • Email: [email protected] Serving Watford City At Meyer’s Department Store RICHLAND COUNTY 200 N Main • 701-444-2906 | Mon-Fri: 10am - 6pm • Sat: 10am - 5pm State Rube Goldberg Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone. Serving Sidney At Big Sky Embroidery And Design 108 E Main • 406-433-7679 | Mon-Fri: 10am - 5pm Wed., Aug. 7 Competition 10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Defying The Odds by Carol Harman - This DRY CLEANING | SHIRTS & JEANS STARCH | WELDERS STARCH event continues through Aug. 30. The Surging, Thundering Five McKenzie County 4-H preteens participated in the Herd: Vintage Bison Engravings, 1766-1910 - This event 1129 2nd Ave W • Williston, ND | 701-572-3734 | www.willistondrycleaners.com Second Annual North Dakota 4-H State Rube Goldberg Com- continues through Aug. 31. Viewing is free and open to the Mon-Fri: 8am - 6pm • Sat: 9am - 3pm public. MonDak Heritage Center, Sidney, 406-433-3500. petition held on July 20 at the North Dakota State Fair in Minot. Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturdays, 1-4 p.m. Brandon Spacher of Banks Willing Workers 4-H Club, Gra- 6- 8 p.m. - Car Show - Everyone is welcome to come and cyn Darrington of Star 3, Nicholas Ellis of Storm Riders and Kyle VKRZRII\RXUFDUVDQGYLHZWKHDUHD·VFDUVDQGWUXFNV Best and Jaden Murphy, both of The Young Guns, all shared Between Rod Iron and Burger King. Weather permitting. their team contraption that successfully put a quarter into a piggy Thurs., Aug. 8 Sidney Run Club bank in more than 7 steps. 6 p.m. - - Free event for the entire family. New members welcome. Signup at 6 p.m. run starts at 6:15, The team prepared a recordkeeping journal, a poster and meet at Meadowlark, Sidney. Must run or walk at least a presentation of their experiences and chain reaction steps to mile. For more information visit https://sidneyrunclub.weebly. complete the task, which was shared with three judges and com/. the public. Sat., Aug. 10 The team, which they named “McKenzie Mad Engineers,” 7:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. - Richland County Farmers Market - Parking lot east of the Richland County Public Library, was awarded red ribbons for their project. corner of 2nd St. NW and 2nd Ave. NW, Sidney, MT. Due The goal of this competition is to encourage critical thinking, to construction the farmers market may have moved closer creativity, innovation and problem solving in a non-traditional to the court house. For more information visit the Richland learning event and to have FUN in the process. Youth utilize County Farmers Market Facebook page. their STEM knowledge and skills to solve problems, make a 10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Open Studio Saturdays - Pricing is based on the medium and the size of your project, and ranges from plan and design a solution. $10 to $65 with all supplies included. For more information • Tuxedo Rentals & Suits Rube Goldberg (1883-1970) was a Pulitzer Prize-winning visit http://mondakheritagecenter.org/events/open-studio- • Proms & Weddings cartoonist who was best known for the wacky inventions that saturdays/. MonDak Heritage Center, Sidney, 406-433-3500. Mon., Aug. 12 • Local Availability appeared in his comics. His cartoons appeared in newspapers for more than 50 years. 8 a.m.-12 p.m. - Beginners Excel Training - 1-5 p.m. - • Shop Local - Save Time and Gas Intermediate Excel Training - Instructor Elaine Stedman. A Rube Goldberg is an overly complex contraption that does • Local Business $60 per session or $100 both sessions. Open to the public. a simple task. The Rube Goldberg contraption uses everyday Sidney High School Library Computer Lab. For more • No Sales Tax items in a series of chain-reaction steps that accomplish a task. information or to register contact Margie Peterson, 406-433- • Supports the Community Rube Goldberg allows youth to use physics, engineering, humor 1204, [email protected] or Michelle Herres, 406-488- See Details at Store and storytelling. 2400, [email protected]. • Thurs., Aug. 15 We sell suits & shoes! For more information, please contact NDSU Extension/ 8-9 a.m. - Chamber Board of Directors Meeting - Open to McKenzie County at 701-444-3451. Summer Hours: Tue-Thur: 11am - 5pm • Fri: 10am - 5:30pm • Sun & Mon: Closed WKHSXEOLF6LGQH\&KDPEHU2IÀFH6&HQWUDO$YH 7:30 p.m. - 6XPPHU0RYLH1LJKW´0UV'RXEWÀUHµ - Yard 105 E Main St • Sidney, MT | 406-433-4386 | www.partycentralandpopcorn.com games, music, movie starts at dusk. Snacks available for purchase, free will donations encouraged. Boys & Girls Club McKenzie County lawn, corner of 3rd Ave and 3rd St. SE. Weather permitting. Fri., Aug. 16, 5-8 p.m.; Sat., Aug. 17, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Richland County Transportation & Sun., Aug. 18, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Lone Tree Gun Show - Open to the public. Admission $5 4-Hers Participate per day. Richland County Event Center, Sidney. For more information contact and leave a message, Leann Pelvit, 406- Is Open To Everyone! 480-5594. In State 4-H Events Sat., Aug. 17 Ride to work, doctor, grocery store, swimming pool & so much more Jaden Murphy, son of Kim and Lee Murphy of Williston, 10 a.m. - 6th Annual Matthew R. Brenner Memorial received Grand Champion honors in the Junior Division of the Scholarship Tournament - Four person scramble, $100 per person, hole prizes will be awarded and a chance to Call Electronic Presentation category at the State 4-H Communica- win $10,000. Sidney County Club, Sidney, MT. For more tion Arts Event held on July 21 at the Ward County Administra- information or to register call 406-433-1894. 433-RIDE tion Building in Minot. Jaden shared the “The Toys” video he Sat., Aug. 17, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. & Sun., Aug. 18, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. produced at this event. Lone Tree Archers 3-D Archery Shoot - Lots of fun for all (7433) Gracyn Darrington, daughter of Nikki and Patrick Darrington ages. Shooting fees, $15 adults, $30 family. Archery range about 8 miles SE of Sidney. For more information visit www. Reduced rates of Arnegard also participated in this event with her “The Life of lonetreearchers.com or call Nancy, 406-488-5128. for advanced Theodore Roosevelt” Interpretative Reading – Junior Division. Mon., Aug. 19 Gracyn was awarded a participation ribbon. 7-8 p.m. - Sidney City Council Meeting - Public welcome. reservations The 4-H State Project Expo event was held on July 22 at City Hall, 115 2nd St. SE, Sidney, MT. For more information the ND State Fair. Trey Larimer, son of Larry and Katie Larimer call 406-433-2809. Tues., Aug. 20 Follow us on for any changes or cancellations of Grassy Butte, participated in the contest with his “Computer 12-6 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Drive6W0DWWKHZ·V %XLOGLQJµGLVSOD\(WKDQ5RIÁHUVRQRI1LNNLDQG-HII5RIÁHU Parish Center, 310 7th St. SE, Sidney. Walk-ins welcome, of Grassy Butte also participated in this event with “Creating appointments recommended. To make an appointment call Candles.” Both boys were awarded participation ribbons. Red Cross, 406-868-0911 or visit redcrossblod.org. The State 4-H Clothing Revue was also held on July 22 at AREA RECOVERY GROUPS MCKENZIE COUNTY the ND State Fair. Gracyn Darrington also participated in this Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CT Zone MONDAYS: HYHQWZLWKKHU´WKRI-XO\2XWÀWµ6KHUHFHLYHGDSDUWLFLSDWLRQ Thurs., Aug. 8 12 p.m. — AA Monday Noon Group, Matthew House ribbon at the contest. 5:30-7:30 p.m. - Watford Market - Live music, Lions Club 2IÀFHQG6W1:6LGQH\07 For more information on 4-H and these contests, please hamburgers and hot dogs, demonstrations, and vendors. contact NDSU Extension/McKenzie County at 701-444-3451. Kent Pelton Nature Park, 501 7th St. SE, Watford City. 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. – *ULHI5HRYHU\6XSSRUWJURXSDW)LUVW Fri., Aug. 9 10 a.m. - Best of the West Ribfest - Pancake breakfast, /XWKHUDQ&KXUFKLQWKHPXVLFURRP:DWIRUG&LW\ Best of the West Street Fair, team games, legendary smiles 6 p.m. – $O$QRQ)DPLO\*URXS0HHWLQJ7ULQLW\/XWKHUDQ 6th Annual Matthew R. NLGV]RQHMXPSDQGIXQLQÁDWDEOHJDPHVFODVVLFFDUDQG truck show, ribs, music and more. Main Street, Watford City, &KXUFK(GEOGJ6/LQFROQ$YH6LGQH\ ND. For more information visit watfordcityribfest.net or call 8 p.m.— $$*URXS1RUWKHUQ3XPS &RPSUHVVLRQ Brenner Memorial Scholarship 701-570-5084. Sat., Aug. 10 :DWIRUG&LW\&DOORUIRUGLUHFWLRQVRU Tourney, Aug. 17, Sidney 5-8 p.m. - Detective Natasha Skala Fundraiser - ULGH+RWOLQH,QIR Hamburger/hot dog free will donation, silent auction, all ages On Saturday, August 17 starting at 10 a.m. the 6th Annual TUESDAYS: welcome. Eagles Club, 1904 South Main, Watford City. Matthew R. Brenner Memorial Scholarship Tournament will take Wed., Aug. 14 7 p.m. — $$:HOFRPH+RPH*URXS'LVWULFW,,$OFRKRO place at Sidney Country Club in Sidney, MT. 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. - Connecting Communities BBQ in DQG'UXJ&RQIHUHQFH5RRPQG6W6:6LGQH\ This tournament will be a four-person scramble, $100 per Arnegard - Free BBQ lunch open to the public, live radio person with a chance to win $10,000. There will be a chipping broadcast, fun and fellowship. Nelson Park, Arnegard, ND 07 1-2 p.m. - Book Reading with Sid Moore - McKenzie FRQWHVWIRUDQHZGULYHUDGGLWLRQDOKROHSUL]HVDQGDÀHOGJRDO 7 p.m. – County Public LIbrary, 112 2nd Ave., NE, Watford City, ND. KRXU:RPHQ·V$$JURXSPHHWLQJ1RUWKHUQ contest after the tourney. Thurs., Aug. 15 3XPS &RPSUHVVLRQ:DWIRUG&LW\+RWOLQH,QIR %XUJHUVDQGEUDWVZLOOEHDYDLODEOHLQDGGLWLRQWR0DWWKHZ·V 6 p.m. - McKenzie County Right To Life Picnic in the Park  IDYRULWHELUWKGD\PHDOPDFQ·FKHHVHZLWKKRWGRJV - Learn about the McKenzie County Right to Life, what is To register for this scholarship tournament call 406-433- coming up for the next year and how to become a member. THURSDAYS: Please bring a dish or dessert to share. Tourist Park, Watford 1894. 7:30 p.m. – $O$QRQ0HHWLQJ3UHVE\WHULDQ&KXUFKWK City, ND. 6-8 p.m. - Kent Pelton Nature Park Grand Opening - $YH1(:DWIRUG&LW\1' Great event for all ages. Food, live music and vendors. 8 p.m.— $$*URXS1RUWKHUQ3XPS &RPSUHVVLRQ Excel Training, August 12, Sidney Opening ceremony 6 p.m. Guided nature walks, tree themed scavenger hunt, and booths with information on area wildlife :DWIRUG&LW\&DOORUIRUGLUHFWLRQVRU JSEC (Job Service Employer Committee) will be offering and plant life. ULGH+RWOLQH,QIR a Beginners and Intermediate Excel Training August 12. The Sat., Aug. 17 Beginners session will be from 8 a.m.- 12 p.m. and Intermediate 8 a.m. - BTMA Outdoor Arenacross - McKenzie County FRIDAYS: Fairgrounds, Watford City, ND. For more information contact from 1- 5 p.m. I am excited to say that Elaine Stedman will be the Ryan Pederson, 701-495-1053. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.-6WRQHV)DLWK%DVHG5HFRYHU\ instructor. Each session will be four hours long and you have the PHHWLQJ6LGQH\)LUVW&KXUFKRIWKH1D]DUHQHWK option of attending one or both. The cost is $60 per session or WILLIAMS COUNTY 6W6:%DFNGRRULVRSHQ $100 total if attending both sessions. Trainings will be open to Events in Williston unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. Thurs., Aug. 8 8 p.m. – $$:HOFRPH+RPH*URXS'LVWULFW,,$OFRKRODQG the public so share with your friends and family. Training will be held at the Sidney High School Library Computer Lab. Space is 5-9 p.m. - Summer Nights On Main - The Front Fende - 'UXJ&RQIHUHQFH5RRPQG6W6:6LGQH\07 Free concert, food vendors, kids activities, beer garden, fun limited to 20 participants per session. Please contact Margie Pe- for the whole family. Main Street, downtown Williston. SATURDAYS: terson, Job Service at 406-433-1204, [email protected] Fri., Aug. 9 7 p.m. —$$:HOFRPH+RPH*URXS'LVWULFW,,$OFRKRO or Michelle Herres, State Farm at 406-488-2400, michele.herres. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. - ND Chokecherry Blastoff - XPOGO Stunt [email protected] to register or if you have any questions. Team, free will donation lunch, yard games, chokecherry pit DQG'UXJ&RQIHUHQFH5RRPQG6W6:6LGQH\ spitting contest all at Ryan Motors, Williston. 07 Fri., Aug. 9, 4-11:30 p.m. & Sat., Aug. 10, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Chokecherry Festival - Enjoy vendor booths, festival food, 7 p.m. – $$JURXSPHHWLQJ1RUWKHUQ3XPS  3-D Archery Shoot Aug. 17-18, Sidney live entertainment and family friendly activities at Harmon &RPSUHVVLRQ:DWIRUG&LW\+RWOLQH,QIR Park, Williston. For more information visit www.ndtourism. The Lone Tree Archers Club of Sidney will be hosting their com/events/north-dakota-chokecherry-festival. SUNDAYS: annual 3-D archery shoot on Saturday, August 17, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat., Aug. 10 7 p.m. — $$:HOFRPH+RPH*URXS'LVWULFW,,$OFRKRODQG and Sunday, August 18, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. The event will feature 10 a.m.-2 p.m. - Williston Downtowners Farmers Market - 'UXJ&RQIHUHQFH5RRPQG6W6:6LGQH\07 24 3-D animal targets set up on the archery range, which is 110 West Broadway parking lot, Williston, ND. located about 8 miles southeast of Sidney. You do not have to 4:30 p.m. - MonDak Chapter, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 4th Annual Ladies Fun Night - “The Roaring be a member of the club to participate in this 3-D shoot. Shoot- 20s - Beads and Bootleggers” Upper Missouri Valley ing fees are $15 for adults or $30 for a family. Lots of fun for Fairgrounds. For more information or to register contact Deb all ages. Weather permitting. For more information, visit www. Jenner, 701-570-2907, [email protected]. lonetreearchers.com or call Nancy at 406-488-5128. 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LQ WKH$QJHOV· SDUNLQJ ORW FCCLA has started a Extensive research in- Professionals taught driving TraegerTraeger Grills,Grills Accessories & Pellets “Share Table” where open cluded pricing every item, skills while she and Aubrey unconsumed foods from including replacement parts were driving Mustangs and lunch are put on a table in the for the espresso machine, Escapes. “There was a stunt hallway for students to pick and getting advice from Cindy driver in the car telling us how up. They also participated Tippet at Sidney Health Cen- WR GR VWXII DQG LI ZH ZHUHQ·W in “Crunch Time” where, all ter and former Sidney High JRLQJ IDVW HQRXJK KH·G WHOO across the state, kids and School FCCLA advisor Jeanne us to go Faster!” BayLee said. teachers bit into a Montana Lang. They also conducted They also rode on a stationary grown apple at the same surveys of students and staff pedal bike with VR goggles go- ® time. FCCLA Seniors picked to see if they would purchase ing through the busy streets of Select $ 50 the local apples for Fairview FRIIHHDQGZKDWÁDYRUVZRXOG %DUFHORQD¶,WWDXJKWXVWKDWZH Decking 2LF students to enjoy. be most popular. Students need to watch for bikers while The Hopes report that have to be in class by 8 a.m. driving,” BayLee explained. WKLV\HDU·VJDUGHQLVJURZLQJ so detailed scheduling was Unfortunately, the Hopes duo well with help from Jim Hardy, also a factor. Once they had were giving their presentation Pelican Coolers Fairview School ag teacher. a complete proposal, the girls at that time. $ 99 Junior BayLee Schlo- presented the idea to the For Mrs. Hopes, Disney StartingStS at 149 thauer and Senior Aubrey school board, which approved Land on July 3 and 4 provided Root competed in Entrepre- it. Junior high and high school perfect days. They got to ride neurship with their “Warrior students and staff are really every ride, were front and Western Building Center Coffee Cart.” The “Cart” will excited about having fresh, hot center for the Fantasmic Show “Where The Contractor Shops sell coffee, lattes, cappuc- beverages available before DQG WKH LQFUHGLEOH ÀUHZRUNV cino, tea and hot chocolate school. show. And So Should You” before school Tuesdays and Mrs. Hopes was im- Mrs. Hopes explained SE of Culbertson • Hwy 16 | 406-787-5880 • www.westernbuildingcenter.com Thursdays for now. Plans call SUHVVHG ZLWK WKH VWXGHQWV· that the two projects are not for expanding out to delivery dedication to their projects. over, but keep moving forward. to local businesses as well. She said the Hopes duo put The Farm to School project is The project is a fundraiser in hours on their project be- still in place and another group for FCCLA which will help fore state and then spent at of students could take that JOIN OUR GROWING TEAM! members attend national con- least two hours per day for the over and take it to Nationals vention, and perhaps provide two weeks before nationals, again. The Warrior Coffee Cart a scholarship. The only other preparing their presentation. is just becoming a reality this fundraiser the group conducts “They (both groups) did a fall. BayLee is looking at the is Fall Fest which helps pay wonderful job of taking it to the National Programs in Action the way to State Convention. next level and really wanting to and perhaps doing a project Members only have about two do well at Nationals,” she said. based on Community Service. months between state and na- 2IFRXUVHWKHWULSZDVQ·W Whatever these young tional to raise money for what all work. They were in Ana- people do, it will be awesome. is usually a very expensive heim – the home of Disney The dedication and hard work trip so Schlothauer and Root Land! For Easton and Scout, they are willing to put in to their are hoping that this consistent the beach was their favorite projects bodes well for their fundraiser provides valuable part of the trip. Aubrey most future, and ours. help for kids who qualify for enjoyed meeting everyone 1DWLRQDOV´:H·UHKRSLQJWKLV from all over the country and REAL Montana Announces Class IV MCKENZIE COUNTY HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS, INC. 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Please call 406- 2024, ask for Barry. the City Council of the City to see the full job descriptions and to apply. and familiarity with agricultural 480-2367 for more information. of Sidney, Montana, will be equipment is preferred. Full- ROUND OR having a Budget and Finance time, 40 hour/week, Mon.-Fri., HANGERS FOR RENT/ RECTANGULAR TABLES & Committee Meeting on August 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Applications HANGERS FOR SALE CHAIRS FOR RENT 5, 2019 at 5:45 p.m. at City are available at MSU-EARC, Hangers available at the Parties, weddings, get- Hall to set its preliminary one mile north of Sidney on Sidney Airport. Call 1-406-480- togethers. Ultimate Showdown municipal budget of the fi scal The Roundup the east side of Highway 200 2024 Text for faster response. Assoc. Located at Hefty Seed year beginning July 1, 2019 or by calling 406-433-2208. Co. South of Sidney, has and ending June 30, 2020 Please submit a resume and FARM & RANCH tables & chairs for rent. 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TRUMPET occasional digging using 2019 Offers are being solicited on the following property, 406-480-2024 Barry; 406- Olds trumpet for sale, $200. heavy equipment. Some long Jessica Redfi eld located in McKenzie County, North Dakota: 480-5476 Phil. Stoney Butte 406-776-2213. days. Overtime when needed. City Clerk Drug free work environment. Feeds, Brockway; 406-485- 2537 or 406-853-3551 Paul. BELLY DUMP Concrete experience not (Publish August 7, 14, and Township 151 N., Range 104 W. 1994 Red River belly dump, 3 required but a plus if you have. 21, 2019) axle with good tires. $19,500. Section 15: NW¼ Benefits: Health Insurance BANJO FITTINGS, HOSE & 406-480-1626. - less a 4.46 acre tract. and Dental after 60 days, SPRAYER PARTS Known as the Carl Helm Farm paid vacation after 1 year Hefty Seed Company located SNOWMOBILE 401K after 1 year of full time south of Sidney has Banjo 1994 Yamaha VMax 600 work. 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