& Bird City Times $125 8 Pages Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 136th Year, Number 36 Volleyball opens school sports in county!
MAKAILA MATTHIES with St. Francis reaches up LADY INDIAN JACKI MILLIKEN sets the vol- to block against the Northern Valley on Friday dur- THE CHEYLIN COUGARS played the Titans from Brewster/ Tri-Plains, leyball for a teammate during the game Friday. ing a home game. Photo by Trista Lauer winning their first game of the season on Friday. Photo by Trista Lauer U.S. 36 Treasure Hunt to be held Sept. 18 - 20 By Amanda Moberly tique children’s items, seasonal The Saint Francis Herald and [email protected] decorations, tools, Fitz & Floyd Bird City Times can put your sale It is time to start gathering your collectibles, decorator & hostess in a special section just for Trea- antiques if you have some to items, Serger and sewing notions, sure Hunt sales on the classified sell... The annual U.S. 36 Trea- costume jewelry, furniture, adult page. Call Trista Lauer at 332- sure Hunt is coming soon!! The clothes, vintage toys, and much 3162 (or cell 332-4385) to make state-wide long sell begins on more. Treasure hunters won’t sure you get on the page! Friday, Sept. 18 and lasts until have any trouble finding garage More information can also be Sunday, Sept. 20. The sale will sale items as well as old collect- found on the event’s website, include Cope, Colorado this year ibles, household and furniture www.ushwy36.com. Detailed and span all the way across the items this weekend. There are maps with listings by town can be state of Kansas to the Missouri several sellers that list large and found by clicking on the desired state line. small furniture as well. If you are county, as well as contact infor- There are currently 26 vendors looking for it, chances are you mation for each town on good registered in Cheyenne County can find it! places to eat or stay. with the U.S. 36 Treasure Hunt A map with information on St. The first U.S. 36 Treasure Hunt this year. Visitors and residents Francis, Wheeler and Bird City was in 2006, making this the 14th can find maps at two locations, at vendors can be found on the web annual event. Every year the 13 Majestic Truck Stop on Highway site, www.ushwy36.com, where county adventure across Kan- TRACTORS line up during the Three Corners Tractor Club annual drive. 36 in St. Francis or in Bird City they can be viewed anytime. sas brings many people to the at the Bird City Century II Office, Those wanting a statewide map area searching for treasures. The located at 107 W 4th Street. and of the vendors, can purchase one popularity of the miles long ga- at Hometown Market at 112 W at Majestic Service. There are rage sale has grown, with antique 4th St. several locations which are not and bargain hunters coming from Tractor club takes annual Some of the items listed on listed on the map but they will be across the country to find trea- the vendors’ maps include: an- having sales, too. sures. drive around the county The Three Corners Antique The farm has been in the Smull ra Pugh’s old homeplace, and she Community leaders meet to Tractor Club had a great turnout family for 100 years this year, told some stories about living in for their annual drive on Satur- and another relative had a farm that remote area. day, August 28. President Eldon just south for 30 years ahead of As the ride came to a close, Zimbelman led the way as 10 that. they all parked at Butch Ewing’s discuss county projects tractors and a wagon drove south The second stop was at the place and Pam Bolin, owner of Approximately fifty community and west thru Cheyenne County. home of Judy and Craig Brent Captain Hook’s Restaurant in leaders gathered at Fresh Seven on The first stop was at Sunny- on the Beaver, in the very south- Wheeler, served a delightful buf- Aug 25 to address opportunities Crest Farms, owned for 100 years west corner of the county. They fet for the crowd. and concerns. Reports were by the Smull family. Tom and had built a very unique and stun- They had tractors and riders given on seven ongoing issues Sandy, Matt, and Jordan Smull ning home in a new metal build- from St. Francis, Bird City, Hern- or projects in the county. Four (three generations) hosted the ing. They used all “used” finish don, and from Haigler, McCook, new issues were also introduced group. Tom told the interesting products, including several slid- and Stratton, Neb. Several rides for discussion. The biggest history of the farm including how ing barn doors in the house and and activities for the club were take away from this forum is his English ancestor came over “beetle-kill” pine from Colorado cancelled because of the Covid two hours is inadequate time to from England and was forced to for the ceiling of the greatroom. virus, so the group was glad to address and discuss all that is fight for the English in the Revo- The third stop was by the be “back on the road again.” For going on in Cheyenne County on lutionary War. He was quickly “Burnham Bridge” down on the information about the club, or an annual basis. Carla Lampe, captured and then stayed in the Republican River. Butch Ewing’s if you are interested in joining, chair of the Cheyenne County new country, eventually landing father was on the crew that built please call Eldon Zimbelman at Kansas Community Foundation in Cheyenne County, Kansas. the bridge, and they went by Lau- 785-332-5482. stated, “This forum shows the progressive action being taken on many fronts in our county. Everyone has a chance to have Biketember Fest will be held their voice heard.” Cathy Domsch, regional director for SPARKS COVID funding shared how the Cheyenne with events planned for all County Attorney, County Clerk, By Amanda Moberly garden will be serving beer in County Emergency Management [email protected] Sawhill Park that afternoon. and Kelley Milliken, County The Saint Francis Motorcycle An 80’s rock band, Strong Like SPARKS COVID director Museum’s Biketember Fest is Bull, is playing from 7-11 p.m. allocated funding needs within coming soon, and will have some The Saint Francis Motorcycle the county. Her PowerPoint report new events for children as well. Museum has a new event this is available on the Cheyenne The roar of motorcycles will be year at its Biketember Fest County Kansas Community heard from across Cheyenne gathering. New this year is Foundation website and Face County as motorcyclists head to a Kids Bike Run, on their book page. ATTENDEES of the Strategic Doing Meeting gathered to St. Francis on Saturday, Sept. 19. bicycles. Patterned off of the Bernadette Luncsford, County discuss ideas last week during the meeting at Fresh Seven. There will be many motorcycles popular adult Poker Run, this is $50 for second place and $25 Conservationist for Natural Photo by Penny Raile to view and admire, a band a chance for kids to participate for third place. The Bike Run Resources Conservation Service, playing, a beer garden, food and in Biketember Fest. will be confined to Washington introduced the irrigation water Administrator of the Cheyenne Legion Hall to review this survey vendors as well as motorcycle Kids ages 6-14 are invited to Avenue. conservation programs made County Hospital, introduced the in detail. games and a bike contest! participate. They need to be in There is also free admission possible from the $2 million legal recently completed Community Tom Keller, Cheyenne County Events will be happening all front of the Motorcycle Museum for all kids that come in for a settlement from Colorado for the Health Needs Assessment for the Kansas Community Foundation day, and the Motorcycle Museum at 10 a.m. with their bikes, ready tour of the Museum that day. South Fork of the Republican county. He encouraged everyone board member, reported that will be open that morning for to go. There is no entry fee. Please come and join us at this River water shed in Cheyenne to attend a two-hour forum on visitors to come in. The beer Prizes are: $75 for first place, St. Francis community event! County. Rance Ramsey, Monday, Oct 19 at the Bird City See MEETING on Page 3 2 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Bulletin Board Census Party in Bird City for more information. computers, printers, monitors resumed summer showtimes. - for info, call April (785) 772- Tuesday nights at 7:30 p.m. 405 2020 Census party at the Bird Goodwill Donation Drive and computer accessories can Thursday through Sunday at 7:30 1546. S Lorraine. Information 785-332- City Senior Center, 122 Bressler The Goodwill truck will be be placed inside the Goodwill p.m., and the Sunday matinee Cancer support 4867. Street from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. on at the Saint Francis Recycling trailer. Due to limited storage begins at 2 p.m. Please be patient There is a county wide cancer Northwest Kansas Family Thursday, Sept. 10. Coffee and Center after noon on Sept. 15 space, furniture, televisions, as we implement new procedures support group on the first Shelter donuts will be provided. thru noon on Sept. 29, or until mattresses and large appliances with seating and how guests Wednesday from 5:30-7 p.m. at Northwest Kansas Family Cheyenneopoly the trailer is full. Please donate are not accepted. Receipts for tax enter the theater to comply with St. John’s Lutheran church in Shelter provides 24/7 day-a-week Cheyenneopoly games are gently used items. Virtually deductions are available. guidelines. Bird City. Call Mindy (Kissman) service to victims of domestic available at the Cheyenne County anything in your home or garage Bird City Public Library St. Francis Library Bell, LSCSW at 970-201-6886 for violence and sexual assault. Development Corporation that you no longer use is accepted; The Bird City Library is open Contact the St. Francis Public more information. Weekly support groups for women office on Main Street (107 W clothing, household items, shoes, regular hours from 2-5:30 p.m. Library to find out what hours CN Public Transit and children in northwest Kansas Washington). Call 785-332-3508 boots, purses, belts, hats, books, Cheyenne Theater hours they are open. Cheyenne County Public area. 1-800-794-4624 (toll-free). Welcome back Moviegoers!! Day-by-Day Transit offers: door to door Notice The Cheyenne Theater has An open NA, AA, and Alanon rides for any purpose from 8 The staff welcomes submissions Casey’s Comments a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through and encourages those with By Friday, holidays excluded. Free Bulletin Board items to please call Return to normalcy Casey School Menu travel within Cheyenne County. 785-332-3162, e-mail to sainty. McCormick Sept. 7 - 11 Affordable rates for outside the [email protected], or use the county, up to 200 miles in Kansas drop slot at the front door. Are we returning to normalcy? Cheyenne County is a lot like Elementary School only. First come, first serve basis. The Bulletin Board is reserved Things here in Kansas City going back in time. Which these Monday warm roll, milk. Call 785-772-1053 to schedule a for activities that are free to the have been Covid-crazy for the last days is a very good thing! ride. cncoks.us/rides. (tfn) public. Any activities that have five months. After the initial “shut We are seeing some progress NO SCHOOL Thursday Tuesday Breakfast: Egg pattie, warm Lion’s Club a charge may be included in the down” government, businesses out here though. The St. Francis Lion’s club Bulletin Board only if a paid ad is and individuals have all been try- Through my work as a school Breakfast: Cereal, orange, grape biscuit, fruit cocktail, apple juice, juice, milk. milk. collects wheelchairs, bicycles, and purchased. ing to feel their way around the bus driver we had students in bicycle parts which are repaired strange new world we inhabit. summer school and are prepared Lunch: Sloppy joes, green Lunch: Taco burger, salad mix, beans, tater tots, pears, milk. taco fiesta beans, oranges, milk. at Norton correctional facility. The weekend before last Lezlie for Fall classes to start after Labor Repaired items can be brought and I were back in St. Francis for Day. Wednesday Friday Breakfast: Warm zucchini Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, back to St. Francis or distributed to our granddaughter Billeigh’s 8th Last Friday night I drove one of needs in the US or other countries. birthday party. the buses that carried the Liberty bread, yogurt cup, pears, orange peaches, grape juice, milk. juice, milk. Lunch: Chicken fajita, seasoned To donate-please call: 785-332- There is always something so High School Blue Jay’s football 3119 or 785-332-2950. nice and relaxing about being in team and cheerleaders down to Lunch: Chicken and noodles rice, salad mix, pineapple, milk. mashed potatoes, corn, applesauce, Emergency number Weather the small town. The pace is saner Blue Springs, MO for their first The phone number for Cheyenne and the people are friendlier. divisional football game. The Junior/Senior High School County Communications Center Date High Low Precip But it is also interesting to see a players did wear masks on board (Dispatch) for non-emergency Aug. 25 100 64 place that has not been affected by and the vehicle was sanitized Monday tidbits, cookie. calls: 785-332-8822, Dial 9-1-1 Aug. 26 100 65 Trace the pandemic. Folks go into stores again while they had their game. NO SCHOOL Friday for an emergency. Aug. 27 98 61 without being required to wear So we are taking some nice steps Tuesday Breakfast: Fruit turnover, string Cheyenne County Website Aug. 28 87 56 masks. And social distancing is back toward normalcy. Granted Breakfast: Breakfast tornado, cheese, cereal, fruit juice. Cheyenne County website is: Aug 29 84 60 not regulated by brightly colored Covid-19 hangs like a dark cloud fruit kabob, cereal, fruit juice. Lunch: Cavatini, buttered peas, cncoks.us (type in your browser’s Aug 30 97 51 stickers everywhere that mark the over us and will continue until a Lunch: Pork rib patty with blueberry loaf bread, strawberries address line.) Aug 31 80 52 six feet needed to keep you safe. cure is found. But we are seeing bun, buttered corn, oven fries, and banana. Narcotics Anonymous Our hopes are that it will remain what looks like some light behind mandarin orange, brownie. Narcotics Anonymous meetings that way. that cloud. Wednesday • Monday (closed) and Thursday Once again, going back to Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, nights at 7:30 p.m. at 405 S Majestic cereal, fruit juice. Lorraine. Information 785-772- Lunch: Taco soup, chips and 1481. Service & Covid Update cheese, carrots and celery, sliced Alcoholics Anonymous Truck Stop peaches. Alcoholics Anonymous The Cheyenne County Hospital Sherman County has one past Thursday 510 W. Hwy. 36, St. Francis is reporting results on Mondays, hospitalization reported. Thomas Breakfast: Breakfast taco, salsa, 785.332.2905 Wednesdays and Fridays at this County has 52 total cases, with cereal, fruit juice. time. This week, on Monday, three active. They have had seven Lunch: Chicken fajitas, salsa SponsoredSponsored byby WEEKLY SPECIALS: the hospital’s page reported that cumulative hospitalizations, and sour cream, green peppers and Sunday: Cheyenne County has had eight with two currently hospitalized. onions, seasoned rice, pineapple St. Francis Herald Fried Chicken or total cases, with three active. There Thomas County has had no deaths. and Beef & Noodles have been 85 tests performed to Rawlins County has had one date, giving a positivity rate of case, and tested 84 people. 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[email protected] Tim Burr [email protected] Phone 785-332-3162 • 785-332-3001 (fax) PO Box 1050 St. Francis, KS 67756 [email protected] Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times 3 County Farm Service Agency taking emergency applications Sainty football ranked first By Conor Nicholl 6. Wheatland-Grinnell 7. Osborne The U.S. Department of Ag- land to pre-disaster conditions. ECP. Catch it Kansas 8. Frankfort riculture (USDA) Farm Service Approved ECP applicants may re- FSA county committees will For the preseason, Catch It Kansas has elected 9. Beloit St. John’s-Tipton Agency (FSA) in Cheyenne ceive up to 75 percent of the cost evaluate applications based on an to consider all teams for the Top-10 in each class 10. Lebo County is accepting applications of approved restoration activity. on-site inspection of the damaged – regardless of game status from coronavirus con- Notes: St. Francis is the defending Eight-Man, for the Emergency Conservation Limited resource, socially disad- land, taking into consideration the cerns. This will change after Week 1 depending on Division I runner-up and drops down to Division Program (ECP) to address damag- vantaged and beginning farmers type and extent of the damage. An who has played. II. Osborne won Division II, while Axtell was es from the Flood occurring July and ranchers may receive up to 90 on-site inspection does not guar- Eight-Man, Division II the runner-up. SF and W-G are both in District 23, 2020. ECP signup will begin percent cost-share. A 25 percent antee that cost-share funding will 1. St. Francis 8. W-G plays host to Axtell in the season opener. on August 24, 2020 and run for 30 advance payment will be allowed be provided. 2. Hanover Twin Valley League powers Hanover, Axtell and days until September 23, 2020. for repair or replacement of fenc- The 2018 Farm Bill increased 3. Axtell Frankfort are again in District 2. The approved ECP practices ing. the payment limitation for ECP to 4. Victoria under this authorization include Producers with damage from $500,000 per disaster. The use of 5. Thunder Ridge EC1 – Removing Debris from such events must apply for assis- ECP funds is limited to activities Farmland tance prior to beginning recon- to return the land to the relative EC2 – Grading, Shaping, Re- structive work. FSA’s National pre-disaster condition. Conserva- leveling, or Similar Measures Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) tion concerns that were present on EC3 – Restoring Permanent and environmental compliance the land prior to the disaster are Water technology farms report here Fences review process is required to be not eligible for ECP assistance. Technology and management tion of producers as well as deci- crop or crops grown, technology EC4 – Restoring Conservation completed before any actions are For more information on ECP, tools keep evolving to help crop sion makers on equipment and utilized to manage water applica- Structures and Other Installations. taken. Submitting an application please contact the Cheyenne producers make every drop of technology utilized in agricultural tion, as well as harvest data and ECP assists producers with the after reconstructive work has been County FSA office at 785-332- water count on their fields. Water water conservation efforts. sponsors of each location. To hear recovery cost to restore the farm- completed may not qualify for 2183 or visit farmers.gov/recover. Technology Farms were developed “Our vision with the Northwest from more producers and to see the five years ago as part of the Long- Tech Precision Ag Program and complete 2019 Growing Season Term Vision for the Future of Wa- Water Tech Farm is to provide Report, visit www.kwo.ks.gov ter Supply in Kansas. They began a real-world experience for stu- Water Technology Farms would County eligible to apply for loans as three-year pilot public-private dents as well as help producers in not be possible without the support partnerships to demonstrate the the region,” said Weston McCary, of key public-private partnerships. WASHINGTON, Aug. 31, 2020 of a farming operation or the refi- ter. FSA programs that do not latest in crop irrigation technology Northwest Kansas Tech Precision More than 100 companies and or- Agriculture Secretary Sonny Per- nance of certain debts. require a disaster declaration in- and water conservation research on Program Director. Water Technol- ganizations support this effort and due designated three Colorado Producers in the contiguous clude: Emergency Assistance for the field scale. ogy Farm producer. “It’s been a sponsors for each farm are on the counties as primary natural di- counties listed below are also Livestock, Honeybees and Farm- “I’m pleased to see the con- great synergy and have seen it is Water Technology Farm pages on saster areas. Producers in Eagle, eligible to apply for emergency Raised Fish Program; Emergency tinued interest in Water Technol- possible to save input costs, nu- the KWO website. There is a total Washington and Yuma counties loans: Conservation Program; Livestock ogy Farms across the state,” said trients and water by utilizing bet- of 17 participating Water Technol- who suffered losses due to re- Colorado: Adams, Arapahoe, Forage Disaster Program; Live- Kansas Water Office Director Earl ter technology and management ogy Farms for the 2020 growing cent drought, may be eligible for Garfield, Grand, Kit Carson, Lake, stock Indemnity Program; Operat- Lewis. “It is promising to see out- tools.” season. U.S. Department of Agriculture Lincoln, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, ing and Farm Ownership Loans; comes from these farms show that The 2019 Growing Season Re- For more information visit: (USDA) Farm Service Agency Pitkin, Routt and Summit and the Tree Assistance Program. water use reductions, coupled with port shares information about each www.kwo.ks.gov or contact the (FSA) emergency loans. Kansas: Cheyenne Farmers may contact their local irrigation technology adoption and of the Water Technology Farms Kansas Water Office at (785) 296- This natural disaster designa- Nebraska: Chase and Dundy USDA service center for further water management improvements operational in 2019 including the 3185. tion allows FSA to extend much- The deadline to apply for these information on eligibility require- are leading to positive effects on needed emergency credit to pro- emergency loans is April 26, 2021. ments and application procedures the aquifer as well as the produc- ducers recovering from natural FSA will review the loans based for these and other programs. er’s bottom line.” Virginia (Dungan) Draper disasters. Emergency loans can on the extent of losses, security Additional information is also Water Technology Farms have be used to meet various recovery available and repayment ability. available online at farmers.gov/ proven valuable in helping to ex- Virgina M. (Dungan) Draper Evacuation Hospital in Uung Tau, needs including the replacement FSA has a variety of additional recover. pand the conversation and educa- was born on Aug. 22, 1943 to Vietnam. She received her 1st Lt of essential items such as equip- programs to help farmers recover Leslie L. and Kathleen M. (Mor- Commission March 8, 1965, in ment or livestock, reorganization from the impacts of this disas- Prior to the Indian’s game against Oberlin ris) Dungan in St. Francis, Ks. the Army Nurse Corp. Virginia passed away on May 14, Virginia was released from Ac- 202 after continuous health issues tive duty March 7, 1967, from the Hamburgers & Hotdogs over the past few years. U.S. Army Personal Center, Oak- Friday, Sept. 427 Virginia was preceded in death land, CA, as 1st Lt. Virginia was by her parents Leslie and Kath- discharged from the US Army MEETING St. Francis High School leen Dungan, an older sister WAC and US Army Nurse Corp. Betty Jane (1945), Dale Stanley Medals authorized and re- Continued from Page 1 5:00-6:45 p.m. (2nd husband to Kathleen) and ceived were: The National De- New Generation Fund and the • Kickoff - 7:00 p.m. a brother in law Robert (Bob) fense Service Medal, Vietnam a group of county residents, Cheyenne County Impact Fund Hankins. Service Medal, and Vietnam from Aug 1 to Aug 31. Successful Kansas Nature Conservancy Sponsored by St. Francis Masonic Lodge Survivors are: Brothers, Leroy Campaign Medal. and the Kansas Wildlife, Parks applicants will be recognized in R. (Marie) Dungan of Salina, Virginia was united into mar- and Tourism are researching the October and grant funds awarded Ks. William W Dungan of St. riage to Kenneth Draper on Aug, options for preserving a portion at that time. Francis, Sisters: Norma J and 15, 1969. They were divorced in of the Arikaree Breaks, currently Gennifer House, planned giving (Chuck) Fairbanks of Marquette, Oct. 1987. No children were born for sale, as a state park or nature director of the Greater Northwest Michigan, Dorothy Hankins of to this union. preserve. Tom Roberts, Cheyenne Kansas Community Foundation, St. Francis, Ks. Many nephews Virginia worked for Swedish County Kansas Community Bird City, informed those attending and nieces and cousins, other Medical Center for 24 years re- Foundation board member, led of the opportunity provided by family and friends. Ginny you tiring in 2006. After retiring and the discussion on establishing the Hansen Foundation for estate Thank You! will be missed. even before, Ginny love to travel. an interlocal agreement between planning and support of their The family of Dean Blume would like to express Virginia graduated from St. She took a tour of Ireland, having the county, cities and community community through charitable Francis Community High School the best time. Taking a trip back foundations to fund a viable giving to community foundations. their gratitude to Dr. Licke and all of the staff at the Cheyenne County Hospital and Clinic for all of in 1961. Virginia enlisted in the east and traveling the Blue Ridge economic development program Lea Keller, county resident ROTC and attended the Newman Byway. Virginia also spent more for Cheyenne County. said, “It is encouraging to see the their loving care given to Dean. Also to Wheatridge Acres Assisted Living in Goodland, Cheyenne Hospital School of Nursing in time visiting family and enjoying Reports were given by Candi diverse mix of Cheyenne County Emporia, Ks. She enlisted in the those visits. Virginia was a mem- Douthit, RN at Cheyenne County residents attending to discuss our County Assisted Living and to Cheyenne County WAC, Private First Class her se- ber of the Littleton United Meth- Health Department on mental common needs, opportunities and Village for all the loving care and kindness given nior year of Nurses Training and odist Church. Ginny volunteered health and health equity needs concerns. It is especially exciting to Dean. was in the Student Detachment. to help with many things there. in the county. Helen Dobbs, to see the number of young adults Thank you to Knodel Funeral Home in St. Virginia graduated from New- She joined the ladies’ group, The Cheyenne County Development attending this forum.” Francis for all of their comfort and kindness with man Hospital School of Nursing Golden Girls, enjoying many outs Corporation Director, reported on Betty Johnson, Strategic arrangements. in 1964. with them. Virginia also joined a the Land and Sky Scenic Byway. Doing facilitator for the Hansen Thank you to Pastor Luke Emerson of Peace Virginia enlisted in the Army Red Hat Lady’s group. Virginia Janet Carman, spokesperson for Foundation, indicated that she Lutheran Church in St. Francis for the beautiful Nurse Corp. on Oct. 25, 1963, enjoyed many outings with this 202 on Washington reported on would return to Cheyenne County service and to Debbie Fiala and Chad Miller for in Topeka, Ks. and served until group. the three for one match to raise as early as October to assist any the beautiful music provided. March 9, 1965, as a US Army Virginia was laid to rest on $60,606 for the project. She group that wishes to take action Thank you to all of our friends and family for all WAC, PFC. She did more training the family plot at the Grace, indicated that adequate funds on any of the discussed issues. the kind words of comfort; and to those who sent in from March 9, 1965 to March Cemetery in McDonald, Ks on had been raised to repair the She can be contacted directly 7, 1967 as 2nd Lt. Was in the 5th August 15th, 2020 at 10:30 a.m. at Betty Johnson, (785) 313- cards, memorials, fl owers, phone calls, texts and roof of the old building. Tom prayers. God Bless you all! US Army in Chicago, IL; Brookes A beautiful service was given by Smull, Cheyenne County Kansas 3632, bettyjohnsonassociates@ -The Dean Blume family Army Medical, Ft. San Hous- Pastor Kevin Dixson. Community Foundation board yahoo.com or contact Tom ton, TX and San Antonio, TX; It is not goodbye, just until we member, reported that grant Keller, chairman Strategic Doing and Fort Gordon, Augusta, GA. meet again. applications were being accepted committee, CCKCF (785) 332- Virginia spent 1 year in the 36th for two endowed funds, St. Francis 3991, [email protected]
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By Daylight hold-up at Wheeler Penny Raile
Bandits or outlaws were terms covered Mr. Jacobs, a typewriter doing the job, and they have used in the 1920’s and 1930’s salesman who was in the bank. admitted they were scared stiff to describe criminals primarily They then asked Roy for the from the time of the holdup until from the rural areas of the key to the front door and locked their capture. They claim that this Midwest, Southwest or the West. it. Slage and Jacobs were then is their first job of this kind and They were often considered forced into the vault and one of those who have followed the case “100-percent-American-boys” the bandits followed them in and closely and came in contact with who saw themselves following in took what money was in the safe. them are inclined to believe that the tradition of Western outlaws After coming out of the vault, it is. They state that they got the such as Jesses James. Instead of they brought Slage out again idea from men who were engaged using horses for their get-away, and commanded him to show in such work and intimated that if they used cars. They were also them how to lock the vault and they successfully pulled off a job assisted by new hard-surfaced asked him where the balance of or two of this kind, they would highways. Robberies in the the money was. Slage told them then be taken in as members of a Midwest were easier because where it was and they told him to bandit gang. rural towns were farther apart go into the vault again and locked One of the men gives his name and often lacked adequate police it. They left the bank by the as Frank Fladung, 27 years old and force. west door leaving the front door his home is Longmont, Colorado. In the case of the April 1922 locked. The other says his is John robbery of the Farmers’ State With the aid of a screw driver Herklotz, 20 years old, of near Bank in Wheeler, Kansas, it was a which the typewriter man had, it Salina. Both give appearances of simple screwdriver that foiled the was only a few minutes until the having come from good families. robbery. imprisoned men had liberated They were arraigned before Here is the story of the robbery themselves and gave the alarm. Justice Wills Saturday evening as described in the April 12, 1922 They phoned at once to Robert and plead guilty to the charge. edition of The St. Francis Herald. Cram of the Cheyenne County District court has been in session * * * * * * * * * * * * * * State Bank of this place and in this week and this morning at 10 Farmers’ State Bank at Wheeler a few minutes a number of men o’clock they were taken before Robbed by Highwaymen Last were on their way to the scene. Judge Simmons where they Federal agents taking on new Friday Afternoon. Less Than It was believed that the bandits again admitted their guilt and $400 Secured. Locked Cashier had come toward this city and stated that they had nothing to Slagle and Customer in Vault later this proved to be the case. say why sentence should not be A regular old-time wild west They drove west toward St. imposed. E.S. Knight appeared duties should return to jobs holdup was staged last Friday Francis and then dodged around for the defendants and asked that afternoon when the Farmers’ the town, taking the cemetery they be given as light a sentence Federal agents in battle gear sympathies seem to waiver, at der control. When it comes to State Bank of Wheeler, five miles road and coming out on the as possible, in that it was their lined up outside a courthouse. best. And if they can’t keep the the point where police have to east of here, was held up and Benkelman road at the northeast first offense. For crimes of this Lobbing tear gas. Swinging peace, maybe the voters ought read the riot act to late-night robbed by two masked bandits. corner of St. Francis. From here nature, the statute prescribes a clubs. to think about changing their mobs, then people need to They were captured the same they went straight to Benkelman term of from 10 to 50 years in What’s going on here, any- leaders. obey the command to disperse, evening by a deputy sheriff near and on north and east from there. the penitentiary. The judge made way? It’s one thing to protest, an- to go home. Wauneta, Neb. and brought back Word was broadcasted over the a few remarks, in which he gave It’s not usually the job of im- other to try to destroy public City and state forces should here early Saturday morning and country-wire from here, and them some mighty good advice, migration officers and other and private property, to torch be adequate to the task. lodged in jail. The loot taken about six o’clock in the evening and then gave the older man the Homeland Security agents businesses and throw rocks at Homeland Security agents from the bank amounted to word was received that the men indeterminate sentence of from 10 $381.25 and was all recovered had been picked up about fifteen to 50 years in the penitentiary. The to be out protecting federal cops. The federal courts will have their own jobs – they may with the exception of four or miles south of Wauneta, Nebraska younger man was given the same property from a mob, no mat- be needed tomorrow, no matter be from the Border Patrol or five dollars. Deputy Sheriff John while at a farm house inquiring penalty in the state reformatory at ter how angry. Protection of what happens on the street. The Immigration and Customs En- Ufford, Cashier Roy Slage of the about the road. The word had Hutchinson. property and crowd control are judges may be asked to protect forcement (ICE), even from Wheeler bank, Robert Cram and preceded them to Wauneta and a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * usually left to local, which is to people’s rights to free speech Transportation Security, but Henry Daum went to Wauneta couple of men started out to look Follow-up newspaper stories say state, county and city, au- and assembly, for instance. they are not riot police. and brought the men back. As for them. They sighted the bandit reported the two men were thorities. It’s true that federal agents And if they have been soon as captured, they admitted car and got behind it. The men brothers-in-law and both were If riots get out of hand, if sometimes get involved in “snatching people up off the their guilt and seemed willing had left the main traveled road born in Central Russia. Their state troopers and city officers things with a political edge, streets and hauling them off to return here with the officers, and had apparently gotten lost parents were naturalized citizens can’t handle a situation, a gov- often under administrations at in unmarked cars,” as some doing so without the formality and their stop was made to inquire of the United States. John of demanding extradition papers. about the road. The Wauneta Fladung, the older of the two men, ernor has the authority to call least as liberal as this one is public officials out west claim, Both were positively identified by officers followed them into the lived in Longmont, Colorado with up his own National Guard to conservative. Ruby Ridge and we certainly hope they’ve Mr. Slage. yard where they were covered his wife and their four children. help. That happened in Atlanta. Waco come to mind, disasters been respecting their rights, The men drove into Wheeler with guns and they surrendered The younger man, John Herklotz, There really should be no need both. booking anyone who’s been from the south and stopped their without opposition. The men were was from Hays, Kansas. His for federal agents to be flown And President Dwight Eisen- arrested in public records, and car, a practically new Oldsmobile heavily armed. They carried a 25- parents were farmers, and John in to protect anything. hower sent federal troops into releasing anyone else without Eight, in the rear of the bank. 20 Winchester rifle, a Swiss .41 had attended one year of Catholic But then again, police in Little Rock to protect school undue interrogation or record- They then went to the front caliber rifle, a .32 Colt automatic college in Hays. Portland, Ore., and Seattle kids trying to integrate the keeping. door and entered the building, and a German make automatic. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * have not shown themselves schools there. They were sent To do otherwise would be at the same time pulling their But with all their heavy artillery, Please send photos and story particularly adept at reining in specifically to back the orders unconstitutional. handkerchief masks up over the they looked and acted like a pair ideas, to [email protected]. faces. One covered the cashier of amateurs. Mr. Slage said they these mobs, the dregs left on of a federal court, however, and The best solution would be to with an automatic and the other appeared scared to death while the streets after midnight, af- not for ordinary crowd control. send these agents back to their ter the protesters have quit and We’re not saying anyone, own jobs and leave local law gone home. local police or federal agents, enforcement to local officials. Church of Christ First Christian Church First Baptist Church The ones who want to tear up need to be out trying to knock Not everything has, or should Troy Burr-332-0364, Pastor Larry DeMoss 2nd & Scott • St. Francis the federal courthouse. heads and make matters worse, have, a federal solution. – Steve Dave Morrow 332-4488 332-2956 785-332-3921 We know there are legiti- but mobs do need to be put un- Haynes 502 W. Spencer • St. Francis 118 E. Webster • St. Francis Kyle Stachewiez, Pastor mate protesters, people with a Sunday Bible Class 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. real grievance. They appear to Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday Breakfast Blessing 10 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. resent the federal government Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Church Service 10:30 a.m. Wednesday AWANA Club because right now, it represents Immanuel Living Water 6:30 - 8 p.m. a president they don’t like, im- God Says United Methodist Church Fellowship Ministry Peace Lutheran Church202 N. 116 E. Bressler • Bird City migration policies they don’t 306 N. Bird Ave. • Bird City College • St. Francis like, a situation they don’t like. For the kingdom of God is not meat 785-734-2739 785-734-2363 Pastor Luke Emerson It’s possible some of the may- and drink; but righteousness, and Kevin Dixson, Pastor Terry Glasco, Pastor Church 332-2928 ors and governors involved out Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Main Service Sunday 10 a.m. Parsonage 332-2312. peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost. 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POSTMAS- Karen Krien...... Columnist St. Francis The Saint Francis Herald TER: Send change of address to 1205 Main St., Goodland, KS 67735 Casey McCormick...... Columnist Equity and Bird City Times Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times 5 Bird City News Cheylin Board of Education met to discuss new business On Thursday, August 24, the Homecoming discussion was be riding home from games with Cheylin Board of Education held and will take place as their parents rather than on the conducted their regular monthly normal. St. Francis bus. meeting. These are approved PLC’s will be moved to An adjusted calendar was outline minutes taken by Jane the end of the day. The first approved to show for covid Young, Cheylin School District Monday (or available Monday rearrangements and to fit Clerk: in a month) will be dismissed at the negotiated agreement on The 2020-2021 budget was 3:45 with teachers to report at inservice days. approved. 3:50 for PLC’s until 4:30. Willie Martinez was hired Lincoln Pochop presented on Parent teacher conferences to drive the jr high boys to St. the Farm to School program will be held with modifications. Francis for football practice. and is willing to donate a beef Elementary will take place as Elda Kramer resigned as for slaughter to get the program normal. High school teachers Covid custodian. started at USD 103. will meet with their seminar Ana Roman was hired as The preschool grant from Bird students and every teacher will Covid custodian. City Century II was accepted. communicate student info to the Chris Walden resigned as Class numbers were presented seminar teacher. jr. high boys head basketball to the board for grade level Junior high football boys will coach. LADY COUGARS took the court Friday night, starting school sports again finally in the enrollment and for class county! The ladies won enrollment at the high school. The current K-12 enrollment is Cheylin Schedule 135 students. Lady Cougar volleyball begins Sept. 7 - 11 Monday Lunch: Philly cheesesteak volleyball as her other passion way to start our season. I am By Ann Burr No School - Labor Day sandwich and pasta salad. in sports. She has a solid team looking forward to a great season The Lady Cougars took to the Tuesday 4 p.m. Junior High volleyball at to coach and lead through the with these hard-working girls.” home court on Friday for their Pajama Day Logan Palco season. Coach Zweygardt commented first game of the season, going Breakfast: yogurt parfait 5:30 p.m. Junior High football The Cougars were triumphant, after their win. It looks like up against the Lady Titans Lunch: sloppy Joe, potato at Sharon winning all three games against a promising season with nine from Brewster/ Tri-Plains. The wedge and watermelon Friday the Lady Titans with the scores players and two managers to Cheylin season brings forth a 4 p.m. High School volleyball Cougar Day of 25-7, 25-8, and 25-10 keep things running smoothly. new coach, Forrest Zweygardt. versus St. Francis at Weskan Breakfast: Red pepper hummus “The first game was a great Forrest is proud to take on Wednesday and toast Twin Day Lunch: Taco salad with whole- Breakfast: French toast sticks grain chips and corn salsa. Coronavirus food assistance program has with syrup and sausage links. Fourth and fifth-grade field trip Lunch: chicken pot pie with to Fort Wallace biscuits and corn 2 p.m. all school pep rally at deadline approaching for applications 7 p.m. Booster Club meeting in cougar Field High School Library 5:30 p.m. homecoming WASHINGTON– U.S. De- Downloading the AD-3114 ap- applications should notify their business with FSA, Natural Re- Thursday coronation partment of Agriculture (USDA) plication form from farmers.gov/ local service centers when call- sources Conservation Service or Time Warp Day 6 p.m. high school football Farm Service Agency (FSA) re- cfap and manually completing the ing to discuss the CFAP applica- any other Service Center agency Breakfast: pancake on a stick versus HPH at home minds farmers and ranchers that form to submit to the local USDA tion process. You can learn more should call ahead and schedule the deadline to apply for the Coro- Service Center by mail, electroni- about these solutions at farmers. an appointment. Service Centers navirus Food Assistance Program cally, or by hand delivery to an gov/mydocs. that are open for appointments McDonald News (CFAP) is Sept. 11. This program office drop box. In some limited All other eligibility forms, such will pre-screen visitors based on provides direct relief to produc- cases, the office may be open for as those related to adjusted gross health concerns or recent travel, Yes, we are having Senior daughter in law, Liz Johnson, and ers who faced price declines and in-person business by appoint- income and payment information, and visitors must adhere to social Citizens on September the 14th her niece, Megan Johnson and additional marketing costs due to ment. Visit farmers.gov/coronavi- can be downloaded from farmers. distancing guidelines. Visitors are and there will be flu shots given children of Moundridge. COVID-19. rus/service-center-status to check gov/cfap/apply. For existing FSA also required to wear a face cov- that day also. The time will be Greg Wingfield of Cedar Point “FSA offers several options the status of your local office. customers, these documents are ering during their appointment. announced for the shots shortly. was a Saturday overnight and for farmers and ranchers to apply USDA Service Centers can also likely already on file. Our program delivery staff will Weekend guests of Marlene Sunday guest of his mother, for CFAP, including a call center work with producers to complete All USDA Service Centers be in the office, and they will be Johnson, and Connie and Brian Phyllis Wingfield. where employees can answer your and securely transmit digitally are open for business, including working with our producers in the Sabatka and family were Marlene’s questions and help you get started signed applications through two some that are open to visitors to office, by phone and using online on your application,” said Richard commercially available tools: Box conduct business in person by ap- tools. More information can be Fordyce, Farm Service Agency and OneSpan. Producers who are pointment only. All Service Cen- found at farmers.gov/coronavirus. administrator. “With only two interested in digitally signing their ter visitors wishing to conduct South of McDonald weeks before the deadline, now is Craig and Diane Cox visited JB Tammy, and Logan were weekend the time to check out the resources Cox in Atwood Sunday afternoon. guests of Tom and Dee Carrow. on our website and contact the call Diane Cox’s great twin niece Tom, Mike, and Scott did the center or your local office for your Thank You and nephew of Kansas City and Single Sail at the Atwood Airport. last-minute questions.” friends were Saturday afternoon Joe and Charlene Kramer visited Over 160 commodities are eli- guests of Craig and Diane. Ron Beims Tuesday afternoon in gible for CFAP, including certain 4-H’ers! Son Mike, and friends Scott, Herndon. non-specialty crops, livestock, dairy, wool, specialty crops, eggs, aquaculture, and nursery crops We thank you for and cut flowers. All eligible com- bringing The Bank modities, payment rates, and cal- culations can be found on farmers. your 4-H ribbons for gov/cfap. cash! Customers seeking one-on-one support with the CFAP application We are proud of all process can call 877-508-8364 to the hard work and speak directly with a USDA em- ployee ready to offer general as- dedication you all put sistance. This is a recommended into your 4-H projects! first step before a producer- en gages the team at the FSA county office at their local USDA Service Center. Producers have several options Come see us for all your banking needs! for applying to the CFAP program by the Sept. 11 deadline: 210 Bird Avenue, Bird City, KS Using an online portal, acces- Ph: (785) 734-2100 sible at farmers.gov/cfap. 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Colorado Dermatology Center, P.C. www.yostford.com Call 308-297-3330 at 910 Main, Goodland, KS 67735 6 Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times Census 2020 needs to be done Ag Talk with Jeanne Last week it came to my By attention that many residents Letter to the Editor Applying Phosphorus at Wheat Drilling Jeanne in Cheyenne County, Kansas Falk have not completed their 2020 officials. Article 1, Section 2 of programs. Federal tax dollars are census, just barely over 50% have the United States Constitution apportioned to every area, based Agronomy Specialist Getting phosphorus on wheat fertilizer in direct contact with completed. We will be hosting a was set up so that political power on their population. 2020 Census party in Bird City was not based on wealth or land, If you haven’t filled out your ground is important and may wheat seed, producers should it is in direct seed contact. As at the Senior Center on Thursday, but by the population. To have 2020 Census yet, please plan on be done at drilling time. The use the following guidelines for for rates, maximum amount September 10, from 8:00 am to accurate representation by our coming to the Bird City Senior following is a recent article from maximum rates of pounds of guidelines from earlier should be 1:00 pm to help anyone fill out elected officials, we need an Center, 122 Bressler Street on the K-State Agronomy eUpdate N+K20. For 15-inch rows, the used. If DAP or MAP is mixed their census data. accurate count of the people. The September 10, and we will help and gives many practical bits maximum amount of N+K20 with the seed, the mixture can There are two very important second important part of the US you fill out your census and be of information on applying is 16 pounds on medium-to- safely be left in the seed hopper parts of the US Census that Census is to provide the necessary counted for Cheyenne County. phosphorus at drilling. fine textured soil and 11 pounds overnight without injuring the happens every 10 years; first is funds for our schools, hospitals, Hope to see you there, Wheat is considered a highly on course textured soil or dry seed or gumming up the works. the representation of government roads, public works and other vital Dan Carson responsive crop to band- soils. For 10-inch rows, the However, it is important to keep applied fertilizers, particularly maximum amount is 24 pounds the wheat mixed with MAP or phosphorus (P). Application of on medium to fine textured soils DAP in a lower relative humidity. P as starter fertilizer can be an and 17 pounds for course or dry A humidity greater than 70 effective method for part or all the soils. For 6- to 8-inch rows, percent will result in the fertilizer Cheyenne County Hospital’s P needs. Wheat plants typically the maximum of N+K20 is 30 taking up moisture and will cause show a significant increase in pounds for medium to fine soils gumming or caking within the fall tillers (Figure 1) and better and 21 pounds for course or dry mixture. Senior Life has open house root development with the use soils. Also, no urea containing How long can you allow this Community members are OPC – providing quality Cheyenne County Hospital’s of starter fertilizer (P and N). fertilizers should be placed in mixture of seed and fertilizer invited to join the Senior Life administrative and clerical Senior Life Solutions program, Winterkill can also be reduced direct contact with the wheat to set together without seeing Solutions Program at Cheyenne services for the program staff and an intensive outpatient group with the use of starter fertilizers, seed. any negative effects to crop County Hospital for an open assisting Senior Life Solutions’ therapy program, is designed to particularly in low P testing soils. Air seeders that place the establishment and yield? The house on Thursday, September 10 patients with care needs. meet the unique needs of older Phosphorus fertilizer starter fertilizer and seed in a effects of leaving DAP fertilizer from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Therapist – providing adults struggling with symptoms application can be done through one- to two-inch band, rather left mixed with wheat seed for Cheyenne County Hospital’s therapeutic services for patients of depression and anxiety that can the drill with the seed. In- than a narrow seed slot, provide various amounts of time. Little to Senior Life Solutions recently utilizing group, individual, and sometimes be related to aging. furrow fertilizer can be applied, some margin of safety because no negative effect was observed hired all new staff members family therapy sessions. She will Following an individual depending on the soil test and the concentration of the fertilizer (up to 12 days in the K-State and is pleased to welcome focus on quality patient care and assessment, participants meet recommended application rate, and seed is lower in these diffuse study) as long as the mixture is Molly Bertram, BSN, RN as the provision of services ordered by up to three times per week either in addition to or instead bands. In this scenario, adding stored at a relative humidity less new Program Director, Angela a physician. in a supportive, encouraging of, any pre-plant P applications. a little extra N fertilizer to the than 70 percent. Harrington, M.S., LCPC as Molly Bertram, BSN, RN, group setting. The program The use of dry fertilizer sources starter is less likely to injure the Although the wheat response to the new Program Therapist, Senior Life Solutions Program staff includes a board-certified with air seeders is a very popular seed, but it is still a risk. these in-furrow fertilizer products and Kimberly Phillips, LPN Director, said, “We have had psychiatrist, licensed social and practical option. However, What about blending dry 18- is primarily from the P, the small as the new Office and Patient such a great response from the workers, a registered nurse, and other P sources (including liquid) 46-0 (DAP) or 11-52-0 (MAP) amount of N that is present in Coordinator (OPC). community so far. Everyone other professionals dedicated are agronomically equivalent directly with the seed in the DAP, MAP, or 10-34-0 may also Each new staff member brings we have met so far has been so to the emotional well-being of and decisions should be based hopper? Will the N in these be important in some cases. If with them enthusiasm to help welcoming, and we are excited the seniors in our community. on cost and adaptability for each products hurt the seed? The no pre-plant N was applied, and those in the community engage in to continue to meet people and Anyone can refer individuals to operation. N in these fertilizer products the soil has little or no carryover their own emotional well-being. share about our program. This the program including family When applying fertilizer with is in the ammonium-N form N from the previous crop, the Below you will find a description event is the perfect opportunity members, physicians, or other the seed, rates should be limited (NH4+), notthe urea-N form, N from these fertilizer products of what each staff member will for anyone interested in Senior health professionals. Individuals to avoid potential toxicity to and is much less likely to injure could benefit the wheat. be responsible for: Life Solutions to come and see can also self-refer to the program. the seedling. When placing the wheat seed, even though Program director –directing what the program has to offer and For more information, call and coordinating the activities of meet the staff.” the Cheyenne County Hospital’s program staff to ensure quality Guests will have the Senior Life Solutions program at patient care and providing opportunity to tour the program 785-332-2711. community education to create facility and ask questions while awareness of the program. enjoying light refreshments. Public Notices Published in the St. Francis the provisions of the Kansas Sim- Rock and roll performance in Oakley Herald and Bird City Times on plified Estates Act the Court need Western Plains arts association information and group pictures. $110, adult $50, and student $15 High School will not open until August 27, Sept. 3 and 10, 2020. not supervise administration of begins it’s 51st Season opening All total nearly 30 men have season tickets are available for 30 minutes before show time. the Estate, and no notice of any performance with a classic Rock sang lead, tenor, baritone or bass sale from any board member or at People should plan to social IN THE DISTRICT COURT action of the Executor or other and Roll group that for 67 years as members of The Diamonds the gate. Visit wpaa.us for board distance within the auditorium OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, proceedings in the administration is “truly a cut above” the rest. since 1953. Current members member details. Tickets for The and mask wearing is highly KANSAS will be given, except for notice The Diamonds, members of of the group are Gary Owens, Diamonds may be purchased at recommended. There will not be of final settlement of decedent’s both the Doo-Wop Hall of Fame Adam David Marino, Michael the door: adults $20, students a meet and greet time with the In the Matter of the Estate of estate. and Vocal Group Hall of Fame, Lawrence and Jeff Dolan. The $10. WPAA season passes gain artists after the show for health ) You are further advised if writ- are coming to the Oakley High Toronto, Ontario, Canada quartet entry to all 51st Season programs. safety reasons. ten objections to simplified ad- School auditorium at 3 p.m. was founded in 1953 by Dave COVID precautions: Oakley ) ministration are filed with the Central, Sunday, Sept. 13. Somerville, Ted Kowalski, Phil 20-PR-18 Court, the Court may order that Through the years since the Levitt and Bill Reed. According EDNA H. HABERKAMP, De- supervised administration ensue. release of Little Darlin’ (1957), to Wikipedia, They were most ceased ) You are required to file your The Diamonds have learned one noted for interpreting and written defenses thereto on or be- important lesson the durability introducing rhythm and blues St. Francis (Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter fore September 17, 2020, at 10:00 of this classic rock and roll vocal group music to the wide 59) a.m. in the District Court, Chey- music is as much about the pop music audience. Equity enne County, Kansas, at which NOTICE OF HEARING future as it is about the past. As The Dane Hansen Foundation, -Tire Service time and place the cause will be a result, The Diamonds continue Logan, Kansas, is providing a heard. Should you fail therein, to expand their audience to this generous grant toward all WPAA -Oil Changes THE STATE OF KANSAS TO judgment and decree will be en- day, performing in a variety of season shows for the 2020-21 ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: tered in due course upon the Peti- 105 S. River, St. Francis • (785) 332-2421 tion. venues and settings worldwide. season. Numerous Northwest Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. These performances include Kansas area businesses and You are hereby notified that on Sat. 7:30 a.m.- 12 p.m. August 18, 2020, a Petition was with symphony orchestras, in individual donors combined Closed Sunday performing arts theatres and make the season possible. Family filed in this Court by Willard C. /s/Willard C. Haberkamp, major concert halls, on cruise Haberkamp, an heir and Executor ships, in casinos, at county and named in the “Last Will and Tes- state fairs, on tours of England, tament of Edna H. Haberkamp,” Lauren J. Reyelts, #27251 Ireland, Brazil, Chile, Korea, deceased, dated June 3, 2010, MILLIKEN REYELTS, P.A. and Japan, for benefit concerts, praying the instrument attached 101 W. Washington, P.O. Box corporate conventions and at thereto be admitted to probate and 627 nightclubs. “We’ve been pleased record as the Last Will and Testa- St. Francis, KS 67756 to find a growing audience among ment of the decedent; Letters Tes- T: 785-332-2101 all age groups. They love songs tamentary under the Kansas Sim- F: 785-332-2902 they can understand, remember plified Estates Act be issued to the [email protected] and actually sing the words to ― Executor to serve without bond. Attorney for Petitioner today, tomorrow, or even 20 years You are further advised under from now,” said one unnamed member of The Diamonds. Published in the St. Francis You are further advised under The Diamonds’ many Herald and Bird City Times on the provisions of the Kansas accomplishments over the years August 27, Sept. 3 and 10, 2020. Simplified Estates Act the Court include: need not supervise administration 3 Gold Records (Silhouettes, IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Estate, and no notice of any The Stroll and Little Darlin’) 33 OF CHEYENNE COUNTY, action of the Executor or other appearances on American KANSAS proceedings in the administration Bandstand Soundtrack – will be given, except for notice American Graffiti Soundtrack – In the Matter of the Estate of of final settlement of decedent’s Happy Days 16 total Billboard ) estate. hit records You are further advised if The standing ovations and ) written objections to simplified return engagements are the proof; 20-PR-19 administration are filed with the The Diamonds have taken the ERNEST F. LEBFROM, Court, the Court may order that classic Rock and Roll genre to Deceased ) supervised administration ensue. a whole new level. Visit www. You are required to file your thediamonds.live for complete (Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter written defenses thereto on or 59) before September 17, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. in the District Court, NOTICE OF HEARING Cheyenne County, Kansas, at which time and place the cause FOR ALL YOUR SEED WHEAT NEEDS THE STATE OF KANSAS TO will be heard. Should you fail ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: therein, judgment and decree will Call Jim Tubbs for Seed Sales be entered in due course upon the (785) 443-1062 You are hereby notified that Petition. on August 20, 2020, a Petition AM Eastwood...... $11.00 Bu. Lonerider...... $9.00 Bu. was filed in this Court by Jennie Avery ...... $9.00 Bu. Reg. Silverado...... $16.00 Bu. Elmore, f/k/a Jennie Schlepp, /s/Jennie Elmore, Brawl CL Plus...... $11.00 Bu. T-158...... $9.00 Bu. an heir and Executor named in Byrd...... $9.00 Bu. Tatanka...... $9.00 Bu. the “Last Will and Testament of Ernest F. Lebfrom,” deceased, Lauren J. Reyelts, #27251 Langin...... $9.00 Bu. dated June 30, 1997, praying the MILLIKEN REYELTS, P.A. instrument attached thereto be 101 W. Washington, P.O. Box admitted to probate and record as 627 Call George Tubbs for the Last Will and Testament of the St. Francis, KS 67756 Cleaning and Treating Your Seed decedent; Letters Testamentary T: 785-332-2101 under the Kansas Simplified F: 785-332-2902 (785) 443-1053 Estates Act be issued to the [email protected] Executor to serve without bond. Attorney for Petitioner Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 The Saint Francis Herald/Bird City Times 7
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St. Francis USD 297 School Phones: Elementary School Faculty: JH Football HS Asst. Volleyball coach Karen Moberly: Elementary & School Superintendent’s Office: Lori Rieger - Kindergarten Devin Dinkel: Math – grades Kaye O’Brien: Librarian, K-12 Secondary SPED 785-332-8182 Meghan Kinen - 1st grade 9-12 Life skills, grade 7 Bus Drivers: Supplementary Assignments: High School Office: Katie Meyers - 2nd grade Assistant H.S. football coach Culinary arts Garrett Sundstrom: Transporta- Ashley Raile: Asst. H.S. girls 785-332-8153 Marian Ochsner - 3rd grade Head H.S. boys’ & girls’ track Jeff Olofson: Sciences, grades tion Director basketball Elementary Office: Amy Grace - 4th grade coach 9-12 Toni Landenberger Kyle Buffington: HD H.S. 785-332-8143 Erin Perrigo - 5th grade Susan Dinkel: Business Biology I, Adv. Biology, Ralph Lebow wrestling coach Amy Christensen: Special education, grades 6-12 Chemistry & Physics Samantha Raile ½ Asst. JH Wrestling Board of Education: education, K-5 J.H. girls’ basketball & Activities assistant - Basketball Edie Walters Cory Busse: HD HS boys’ BB Dustin Andrist, Shawna Holly Hingst: Physical volleyball Traci Price: 6-9 English Roger Engelsman coach Blanka, JW Milliken, Troy Hilt, education & health, K-9 Foreign Language monitor AD Language Arts Clay DeWaal: HS Asst. Wrestling – 6-8 Asst. JH track coach Cooks: Chris Hingst, Danielle McAtee, JH Girls’ BB coach/JH Track Loretta Ford - G.S. food service coach Rogie Dorpinghaus: 21st Asst. HS track coach Cale Rieger Jean Ann Confer: Elementary manager ½ Asst. JH Wrestling vocal music Century Journalism Carla Schiltz: Math, grades 6-9 Karyn Vandenberg - G.S. cook ShayLinn Zweygardt: HS HD Administration: Kim Queen: Basic skills (Title I) Graphic Design & Yearbook Seth Swihart: Science, grades Barb Holzwarth - H.S. food girls’ BB coach Mark Penka - Superintendent Kara Rodriguez: At-Risk Media & Public Relations 6-9 service manager HS HD volleyball coach David Morrow - Principal, 6-12 program instructor Nick Fawcett: Physical Study skills, grade 7 Deanna Grice - (part time) Dylan Loyd: J.H. wrestling coach Darla Raile - Principal, K-5 Education Kansas history, grade 7 Elementary School Killy Hilt:: Drill team sponsor/ Nick Fawcett - Activity/Athletic Jr.-Sr. High School Faculty: HS HD Football coach Jerry Whitmore: Technology Shirley Zweygardt - High School Cheerleader Director 6-12 Jackie Allen - Language arts, HS Asst. Track coach Coordinator – K-12 Cook Sponsor Administrative Assistant grades 10, 11, 12 AD 9-12/JH Track Vera Zweygardt: (part time) High Jake Miller: HS Golf coach Traci Neitzel - District Speech & drama Tammy Grice: Special Paraprofessionals: School Shakota Blanka: JH Football Bookkeeper, Board Clerk Scholars Bowl coach education, grades 6-12 Deanna Kriegh: Elementary Kodi Workman: JH Volleyball Secretary - Superintendent Hannah Billinger: Social Concessions Coordinator special education Custodians: Marilyn Raile - Secretary – Jr.- Studies, grades 9-12 Ben Lacy: Industrial Ashlee Orth: Secondary special Marlin Queen: - Elementary Sr. High School Laura Brunk: Vocational agri- Technology education School Jackie Butler - Secretary – culture Peggy Moberly: Art – grades Dana Timmons: Elementary Justin Lohr -High School Elementary School FFA judging teams coach K-12 special education Carol Trembly: (part-time) High Scott Carmichael: Social Talley Morrow: Instrumental Dawn Harper: Secondary School special education studies, grades 6-9 and vocal music, 6-12 Kevin Trembly - High School World history Director of J.H. musical Jennifer Milne: Elementary special education Delbert Barnhart - School HS Asst. FB coach Psycology/Sociology Teresa Barron: Elementary
Ashlee Sturgeon FOURTH GRADE Andrew Andrist 8th Grade October Tumbleson Garrett Zimbelman Teacher: Amy Grace Atrinity Arensdorf Avery Emerson Preston Witzel Bryson Zweygardt Isabella Bandel Ashleigh Barnhart Zoey Hankins Rian Zimbal Maverick Braz Chris Bonilla Maggie Hingst SECOND GRADE McKenna Braz Zarik Enfield Mika Killingsworth 11th Grade Teacher: Katie Meyers Cashlyn Donchue Dallas Laten Daniel Broughman Christopher Evick Meritza Mayorquin Jordyn Faulkender Tysson Andrist Jayde Fiedler Jesus Fernandez KINDERGARTEN Cooper Buffington Ashton McAtee Alvaro Fernandez Teacher: Lori Beth Rieger Aeva Fiedler Scout Jarmin Johnathan Fiedler Delaney Myers Hadleigh Hilt Abbigail Aldaco Maddox Krien Pierce Lohr Gus Gardner Mahra Padgett Lyden Lampe Parker Buffington Coltynn Ludowese Henzley Matthies DJ Hoard Francisco Palasio Kaden Lee Austin Downey Jace McAtee Aurora Meyer Zane Jensen Michelle Palasio Kara Maybury Brayden Frink Brently Moree Samuel Olivares Landen Laten Kierra Penka Anitzia Mayorquin Brady Holzwarth Kash Myers Vance Ragels Mayte Mayorquin Kierstyn Penka Elijah Mills Matthew Johnson Madison Ochsner Alek Ramirez Reagan Milne Jesus Quezada Mia Morrow Kinley Kinen Tate Raile Mason Rieger Presley Myers Asher Robbins Cutter Neitzel Taycee Krien Britney Rethke Audree Schlepp Alexander Rodriguez McKenna Poling Wyatt Lobmeyer Dailey Rose Cristian Silva Shannon Rethke Max Rieger Aidyn Spike Brecken Tiegs Jayce Lord Avery Schultz Matilynn Smull Hailey Robbins Ava Loyd Lane Schultz Casen Todd Hunter Wiswell Aspen Tiegs Nathaniel Taylor Kalen McDaniels Riley Siegfried Ty Whitney Maci Workman Shane Todd Caleb Todd Barrett Meyer Kaylyn Stephens Carter Wilson Mairyn Yanez Bailey Workman Bella Moree Tripp Whitney Karly Workman 9th Grade River Parker Harper Wilson 7th Grade Doris ‘Addy’ Christensen 12th Grade Brody Penka Kinslee Workman FIFTH GRADE Andrew Bailey David Espino Jesse Baxter Bentley Raile Teacher: Erin Perrigo Kaylee Doyle Aiden Fernandez Shadryon Blanka Cole Raile THIRD GRADE Audrina Fernandez Dodge Fromholtz Garin Cooper William Bailey Dayton Fromholtz Leyton Schultz Teacher: Marian Ochsner Andrea Graham Rylan Doyle Kastyn Siegfried Cooper Donohue Joel Gilliland Kinley Havel Doyle Easter Rey Silva Jordanlsac Araujo Dierks Fromholtz Ethan Graham Deija Kabureck Braulio Favela Colton Sturgeon Axel Arensdorf Carter Grafel Brayden Helton Makaila Matthies Seth Grice Jackson Waite Sean Bell Adalyn Graham Julius Jackson Paris McFarland Jasper Hunt Jakob Walz Alisson Bonilla Emma Graham Avery Jensen Lauren McQuigg Emma Johnson Taylynn Wieck Olivia Douthit Madisyn Hays Cheyenne LaBarge Jaclyn Milliken Jade Ketzner Carter Downey Makayla Hays Breck Lohr Kaylee Moberly Adam Krien FIRST GRADE Tenlee Havel Caiman Jensen Camille Luncsford Colton Raile Emma LaLond Teacher: Meghan Kinen Trynden Havel Kaylei Kabureck Carter Matthies Jacob Rath Cutler Mayer Jayden Dunn Hayden Hingst Safeara McGinnis Dawson Rose Stephanie Meyer Rachel Knauer Diego Mendoza Kira Enfield Danika Hoard Jordan Smull Colton Neitzel Diesel Fromholtz Gerald Lobmeyer Kody Moberly Ian Taylor Mireya Palasio-Rocha Brantley Gardulski Billeigh Lampe Emeiline Luncsford Marcy Moberly Seth Tumbleson Tyson Poling Casen Kinen Tayson Ludowese Zylas Martinez Jaxon Nelsen Connor Wachsmann Brady Schoenrogge Cooper Kinen Addison McAtee Tyce McAtee Janeli Perez-Medina Josiah Sims Reece Kinen Aldo Mendoza Aiden Meyer Lucas Raile 10th Grade Keigan Taylor Emma Konecne Alexander Olivares Sierra Milne Paola Ramirez Madison Barnhart Kobe Tice Adley Loyd Michelle Quezada Ty Rethke Madison Siegfried Benjamin (Ben) Busse Kattie Wurmw Izaya Martinez Carson Ross Derek Rodriguez Naomi Straub-Marquez Bree De Waal Kaden Raile Noelle Straub-Marquez Marley Rogers Layn Todd Molly Gilliland Iker Rodriguez Anderegg Waite Morgan Wachsmann Garrett Helton Trace Whitney Evan Warner Emma Rose Wyatt Westfahl Jesslynn Houtman Collin Ross Aspen Wiswell Julio Yanez Ellee Krien Elle Smalley Landyn Wilson Alexis Zimbelman Levi Todd Wyatt Zimbelman 6th Grade – Brought to You By These Promoters – American Implement Grace Flying Service Cliff & Judy Raile United Methodist Thrift Store Andrist Ag & Auto Heartland HVAC Republican Valley Vet Clinic Vision Source of St. Francis Matt & Mila Bandel Heritage Lumber & Appliances Penny Raile Carl Werner BANKWEST OF KANSAS High Plains Moto-Fresh Seven Rick & Linda Rogers Western State Bank Becky’s Bierocks Homesteader Motel & Trailer Park Roger Neitzel Heating & Cooling Wheeler Equity Brunk Machine Tom & Lea Keller Ross Manufacturing Western Auction & Real Estate Bumper to Bumper Auto Parts Knodel Funeral Home Randy & Rikki Rueb Yost Farm Supply Caddy Shack at Riverside Billy & Karen Krien Sainty Liquor Yost Ford Hoagie & Dara Carmichael Krien Pharmacy Shawn & Shawna Blanka Ward and Gloria Cassidy Krien Steel Buildings St. Francis Car Wash &Storage Cheyenne Co. 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The Saint Francis Herald and Bird City Times Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 2 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Thank You Premium Sale & Silent Auction Buyers for Supporting the 2020 Cheyenne County Fair 4-H Sale Sincerely, The Cheyenne County Fair Board MEMBERS Josh Johnson - President Grant Havel - Treasurer Ethan Zweygardt Dave Wright Nick Ketzner - Vice President Caleb Ernzen - Secretary Margo Douthit Gavin Cooper
By Amanda Moberly Neitzel’s premium, and Western State Bank purchased Karly Bandel’s premium. [email protected] At the sale, almost 60 premiums were offered by the 4-H participants. Premiums for The 4-H Premium Sale, held Friday evening during the Cheyenne County Fair, found sale ranged from the traditional livestock (beef, goats, swine, and sheep), to photogra- buyers, individuals and organizations supporting the kids exceptionally well. phy, arts and crafts, foods, woodworking, welding, clothing, gardening, legos and even When the final dollars were tallied, the sale brought in right at $61,850. space tech. Purchasers included local businesses and groups, grandparents, friends, and Paying the highest dollar premium was $1,900, which two different 4-Her’s received. involved community members. The sale has, for years, been a mainstay and a focal point The first purchased Colton Neitzel’s market beef premium for $1,900. The second $1,900 for exhibitor participants and interested observers. The sale is held in the outdoor covered premium purchased Karly Bandel’s breeding beef. Schoular Grain purchased Colton arena the Friday of the fair. Premium Sale Bailey Workman - Workman Ranch, $1,800 Kattie Wurm - First National Bank, $1,100 Blaine Ernzen - Callicrate Cattle, $1,600 Makaila Matthies - Western State Bank, $1,000 Clayton Ernzen - Bumper to Bumper, $1,500 Isabella Bandel - Wheeler Equity, $900 Karly Bandel - Western State Bank, $1,900 Henzley Matthies - Stratton Equity, $1,100 Andrew Andrist - Bankwest, $1,700 Caleb Todd - Bankwest, $1,000 Lucas Raile - Anonymous, $1,800 Joel Gilliland - First National Bank, $1,000 Hayden Ketzer - Western State Bank, $1,100 Jace Morris - Brock Barn Land and Cattle, $1,300 Taya Dale - No-Bull, $1,000 Addison McAtee - Superior Livestock, $1,400 Dylan Ketzner - McCarty Dairy, $1,200 Ashton McAtee - Stratton Equity, $1,400 Brady Ketzner - High Noon Feeds, $800 Jordyn Faulkender - Bankwest, $1,100 Alexis Zimbelman - Anonymous, $1,300 Jesse Baxter - Vision Source, $1,000 Carter Downey - Bumper to Bumper, $1,000 Molly Gilliland - Wheeler Equity, $1,300 Billeigh Hilt - Western State Bank, $900 Landyn Wilson - Nutrien, $1,000 Khale Moreno - Silver Wings Ag, $900 Shane Todd - Kansas Land Tire, $900 Ty Rethke - Wheeler Equity, $900 Jillian Morris - Brock Barn Land and Cattle, $1,400 Casen Todd - Bumper to Bumper, $750 Brady Dinkel - First National Bank, $1,100 Tysson Andrist - American Implement, $1,000 Carter Wilson - Stratton Equity, $1,650 Shannon Rethke - Western State Bank, $400 Colton Raile - Bankwest, $1,600 Sierra Milne - Ranch Foods Direct, $350 Cutter Neitzel - Nutrien, $1,750 Alex Dart - Hendricks Farms, $475 Tyce McAtee - Wheeler Equity, $1,700 Domenic Baldwin - Performance Equipment, $475 Colton Neitzel - Schoular Grain, $1,900 Reagan Milne - Travis Milne, $375 Shardryon Blanka - American Implement, $1,800 Silent Auction Hadleigh Hilt - Western State Bank, $525 Morgan Wachsmann - Perry Keller, $425 Kolbie Leach - Nutrien, $700 Jasper Hunt - Dillan and Tiffany Zweygardt, $675 James Daniel Hoard - Cheyenne County Title Company, $625 Jacki Milliken - Bumper to Bumper, $600 Matthew Hendricks - Nutrien, $750 On the cover — Taysen Ludowese - Western State Bank, $750 Danika Mona Hoard - Western State Bank, $350 BILLEIGH HILT led her Carter Matthies - Western State Bank, $375 bucket calf out into the Landon Hendricks - Bumper to Bumper, $1,000 show ring during fair week Wyatt Zimbelman - Ron and Marsha Zimbelman, $1,100 this year. Zarik Enfield - American Implement, $650 Taos Dale - Cheyenne County Title Company $800 Mason Reiger - Wheeler Equity, $800 Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR 3
Grand Champion Market Hog- Grand Champion Breeding Gilt- Kattie Wurm Kattie Wurm
Reserve Champion Market Hog- Reserve Champion Breeding Gilt- Jillian Morris Molly Gilliland
Awesome job We Are Proud of You! to all our Cheyenne County 4-H’ers! Our local 4-H youth & exhibitors work hard for their craft! Callicrate Cattle Congratulations on a job well done! Company Majestic Service St. Francis, KS • 785-332-3344 www.callicratecattleco.com & Truck Stop www.callicratebanders.com 510 W. Hwy. 36, St. Francis • 785.332.2905 4 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020
Grand Champion Market Lamb- Grand Champion Breeding Ewe- Dylan Ketzner Hayden Ketzner
Reserve Champion Market Lamb- Reserve Champion Breeding Ewe- Hayden Ketzner Brady Ketzner
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Amanda Moberly the parade rolled by. The many kids stood by [email protected] excited, shouting and waving as many of the The Cheyenne County Fair Parade kicked entries threw out handfuls of candy, which the off the Saturday of fair week, with many lining kids (young and some not so young) scrambled Main Street and a good turnout of entries. This to pick up and add to their ever growing haul. year’s theme, “Boots, Jeans and Cheyenne There were many floats to look at during the County Dreams”, brought some fun and unique parade. The Republican Valley Vet Clinic took floats. home the Grand Champion title, with a cattle The parade was coordinated by the Cheyenne shoot in the back. Tropical Sno won the Com- County Fair Board this year for the first time in mercial category, with razors chasing behind recent memory. They volunteered to coordinate the sno cone maker’s trailer. the parade when the usual organizers were un- The club or organization category went to able to this year. the Good Samaritan Society. The cowboy and This year’s Grand Marshal was Sam Miller. cowgirl theme float had candy for kids and a He was honored for his many years of work couple dogs riding along! during the county fairs. As the parade drew to a close, the crowd began The crowds lining Main Street were en- to disperse and visit with one another, and the thusiastic and waving as each participant in kids hauled away their “loot.” It was a pretty large crowd, with entries and fun for all.
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craft (feathers, Blue; art (horse), Purple, Blue; 4-H Visual Art, Wreath, Blue; 4-H Showmanship, Red; Dark Belted Gilt, 4-H black and white photos, Purple, Champion, Reserve Champion; art (tree), Blue ; a r t Visual Art, Pumpkins, Blue; Patriotic blocks, Breeding Swine, Red; Light cross, 4-H Market Purple, Reserve Champion, Blue; casual, 4-H (quilling), Blue Blue; Button Craft, Blue; tic-tac-toe, Blue; Swine, Red Fashion Revue, Purple, Reserve Champion; Ashton McAtee: painted derby car, Blue; Home sign, Blue; 4-H Visual Art, Sled, Carter Downey: 4-H Horse Show, Purple, dressy, 4-H Fashion Revue, Purple; tank black and white pig, 4-H Swine Showmanship, Purple, Champion; Self Determined, Purple, Grand Champion, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, top, 4-H Clothing and Textiles ,Purple, Red; black and white, 4-H Market Swine, Blue; Champion; 4-H Fashion Revue, Purple, Blue, Blue, Purple; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple, Champion; pie (strawberry rhubarb), Blue; Shooting, Blue; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple, Champion, Purple, Reserve Champion; Champion; 4-H Sheep Showmanship, Blue, scones (raspberry white chocolate), Blue; Reserve Champion 4-H Beef Showmanship, Blue, Champion Champion Showman; 4-H Bucket Calf, Purple, bread (challah bread), Blue; color photos, Blue, Tyce McAtee: Cross steer, 4-H Market Showman; 4-H Breeding Beef, Red Champion; 4-H Market Sheep, Blue, Blue Purple, Purple, Blue, Blue, Purple; tank top, Beef, Blue: beef showmanship, Blue; pig, 4-H Tysson Andrist: 4-H Fashion Revue, Purple, Rylan Doyle: 4-H Shooting Sports, Purple, 4-H Fashion Revue, Purple, Reserve Grand Market Swine, Blue; swine showmanship, Reserve Champion, Purple, Champion; Self Champion Champion Blue, Champion Showman; breeding swine, Determined, Purple, Champion; 4-H Bucket Kira Enfield: 4-H Woodwork, Blue Daniel James Hoard: 4-H Shooting Sports, 4-H Breeding Swine, Blue Calf, Purple; Turkey, 4-H Visual Arts, Purple; Zarik Enfield: 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Blue; Blue; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple, Blue; 4-H Jaclyn Milliken: shorts and bodysuit, tractor, 4-H Visual Arts, Blue; Snowman, 4-H display for toys, 4-H Woodwork, Purple, Spacetech – Rocketry, Red Purple, Champion; navy fit and flare dress, Visual Arts, Purple; Wreath, 4-H Visual Arts, Purple; shotgun, 4-H Shooting Sports, Purple, Danika Mona Hoard: Fine Arts, Purple, Purple; peach raspberry pie, Blue; brownies, Purple ; Firetruck, 4-H Visual Arts, Blue; Reserve Champion Purple Purple; pineapple upside down cake, Purple; tic-tac-toe , Purple; painting (flower), Blaine Ernzen: 4-H Breeding Beef, Blue; 4-H Jasper Hunt: 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple, muffins, Blue; scenery, 4-H Photography, Blue, Blue; painting (HEART), Purple; painting Beef Showmanship, Blue: 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Champion: 4-H Spacetech – Rocketry, Red; Blue, Blue; people, 4-H Photography, Blue, (CANVAS), Purple Purple; outdoor scene, 4-H Photography, Blue; HuntFamily History Book, Self Determined, Blue, Red; animals, 4-H Photography, Blue, Domenic Baldwin: 4-H Shooting Sports, outdoor scene (trees), 4-H Photography, Blue Purple, Champion Purple, Reserve Champion; scenery cactus, Purple, Reserve Champion; Chocolate crinkle ; livestock, 4-H Photography, Blue; flowers Brady Ketzner: Sheep, 4-H Breeding 4-H Photography, Purple, Purple; people, 4-H Cookies, Blue; two layer decorated cake, (catcus), 4-H Photography , Blue; blackberry Ewes , Blue : sheep, 4-H Market Sheep, Photography, Purple, Champion: Welcome Purple; Quick bread (blackberry), Red; pie, Purple, bundt cake, Purple, Champion Blue; sheep showmanship, Blue, Champion to 6th grade, 4-H Food – Nutrition, Purple, Chocolate chip Cookies, Blue; Blueberry Clayton Ernzen: cowboy cookies, Purple; Showman Champion Muffin, Blue; Coronation Sussex hen, 4-H/ outdoor scene, 4-H Photography, Purple; Dylan Ketzner: market lamb, 4-H Market Reagan Milne: color photo, Blue, Blue, FFA Poultry, Purple; trio of English Lavender outdoor, 4-H Photography, Blue ; 4 - H Sheep, Blue; Sheep, 4-H Market Sheep, Blue Red, Red, Blue; Alexa, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Orpingtons, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Purple; Khaki Lego/K’Nex, Purple; 4-H Beef Showmanship, Hayden Ketzner: Sheep, 4-H Market Purple; Lacy, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Blue; Pets, Campbell drake, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Purple Blue, Reserve Champion Showman; 4-H Sheep, Blue; sheep, 4-H Breeding Ewes, Blue; Purple, Grand Champion; Dave, 4-H/FFA Isabella Bandel: chocolate cookies, Blue; Breeding Beef, Blue cherries, 4-H Photography, Purple, Reserve Poultry, Purple; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple; date crunch, Purple; Color Photos, Blue, Jordyn Faulkender: color photo, Blue, Champion; mountain, 4-H Photography, turtle fossil, 4-H Geology, Purple, Champion; Purple, Reserve Champion, Red; Junior Goat Purple, Champion, Red, Blue, Blue, Blue, Purple; horses, 4-H Photography, Blue; 4-H Entomology, Purple, Champion; fine arts, Showmanship, Blue; Black and white photo, Purple: goat showmanship, Blue, Champion flowers, 4-H Photography, Red; sheep Blue Purple, Reserve Champion, Blue; Meat goat Showman market swine, Blue, Blue; swine showmanship, Blue, Champion Showman; Sierra Milne: fine arts, Blue; 4-H Lego/ female, Blue; Meat Goat, Blue; Casual Outfit, showmanship, Blue; breeding doe 6-12 mos, double chocolate brownies, Purple; raspberry K’Nex, Purple, Reserve Champion; 4-H Purple, Champion; Dress Outfit, Purple 4-H Breeding Meat/Commercial Goats, Blue; pound cake, Purple, Reserve Champion; dressy Wildlife, Blue; Rocky, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Karly Bandel: Sr. Beef Showmanship, Blue, Open Class Breeding Meat Goat , Blue ; romper, Purple, Reserve Champion; overall Purple, Reserve Champion; Becky, 4-H/FFA Reserve Champion Showman; Sesame Pull black and white photo, Blue, Red shorts, Blue Poultry, Blue; Bailey, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Purple; Apart Bread, Blue; Rolls/Bread (Cinnamon Joel Gilliland: berk, 4-H Breeding Swine, Kolbie Leach: An article, garment, or outfit Pets, Purple, Grand Champion; woods, 4-H Rolls), Purple; Apple Pie, Purple, Champion; Blue; crossbred, 4-H Market Swine, Blue, constructed by a 10-13 year old exhibitor, Woodwork, Purple, Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer, Blue; Breeding Beef , Blue: shotgun, 4-H Shooting Sports, Purple, Purple; arts/craft, Blue; 4-H Fashion Revue, Khale Moreno: Black Angus bucket calf, Blue Champion; 4-H Swine Showmanship, Blue Purple ; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple, Champion, Purple Jesse Baxter: 4-H Swine Showmanship, Molly Gilliland: painting drew berry, Purple Jace Morris: swine showmanship, Blue; Red;Crossbred gilt, 4-H Market Swine, Blue, Purple; painting clouds, Blue; painting love Taysen Ludowese: Club rocket kit, 4-H market swine, Blue, Blue Blue, Red you, Purple; drawing rose, Blue; Skirt, Purple, Spacetech – Rocketry, Blue; Personal choice Jillian Morris: market swine, Blue; dark Sean Bell: 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple; Purple, Reserve Champion; Black distressed rocket, 4-H Spacetech – Rocketry, Purple, crossbred, 4-H Market Swine, Blue; black and blueberry muffins, Blue; oatmeal raisin jeans; dusty rose top, Blue; White dress with Champion; Snickerdoodle cookies, Blue; white photo, Purple, Champion, Red, Red, cookies, Blue; White chocolate oatmeal, Blue; flowers, Purple; Apple pie, Purple; Rosemary Cookie bar (Blondes), Purple; 4-H Lego/ Red; swine showmanship, Blue, Champion butterscotch oatmeal, Blue; orange rocket, garlic bread, Purple; Morning Glory, Blue; K’Nex, Purple, Blue Showman; Berkshire gilt, 4-H Breeding Swine, 4-H Spacetech – Rocketry, Red, snowman, baked (Feccaci bread), Purple; cross, 4-H Carter Matthies: 4-H Visual Arts, Purple, Blue, Blue; color photos, Blue 4-H Visual Arts, Blue; pumpkins 4-H Visual Market Swine, Blue; swine, 4-H Market Swine, Purpl, Purple, Reserve Champion; 4-H Colton Neitzel: Weight Bar, Self Arts, Purple Blue ; spot, 4-H Breeding Swine , Shooting Sports, Blue Determined, Purple, Champion; 4-H Beef Shadryon Blanka: 4-H Horse Show, Purple, Blue; cross, 4-H Swine Showmanship. Blue Henzley Matthies: boar goat- breeding, Showmanship, Red; picture, 4-H Visual Arts , Blue, Purple, Purple, Blue, Red, Purple, Blue; Kaylynn Hendricks: Baked Good (French Open Class Breeding Meat Goat, Blue; boar Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue; picture moon , Dress Outfit- gray suit, Purple, Champion; 4-H Bread), Blue; Baked Good (Cinnamon Swirl), goat, 4-H Goat Showmanship, Blue, Champion 4-H Visual Arts, Purple ; picture robber, 4-H Breeding Beef, Blue, Blue, Blue; 4-H Beef Purple Showman; snowman, 4-H Visual Arts, Blue; Visual Arts, Blue ; picture sunset, 4-H Visual Showmanship, Blue, Champion Showman; Landon Hendricks: Aquatic Paint Pour, boar goat, 4-H Market Meat Goats, Blue, Arts, Purple, Reserve Champion; black steer, 4-H Market Beef, Blue, Blue Purple, Purple; Welcome sign, Purple; Tic-Tac- Blue, Blue; banana crumb muffins, Purple; 4-H Market Beef, Blue; 4-H Market Beef, Blue Taos Dale: Lawn Chair 4-H Woodwork, Toe Board, Blue; Barn Quilt, Blue; cranberry 4-H Photography, Red, Blue, Blue, Blue, Red; Cutter Neitzel: 4-H Market Beef, Blue; Purple, Purple orange bread, Purple; applesauce cookies, boar, 4-H Goat Showmanship, Blue, Champion sour cream coffeecake, Purple; Kentucky Taya Dale: 4-H Horse Show, Purple, Purple; Purple; double chocolate banana muffins, Showman buttercake, Blue; bread carmalized spinach 4-H Fashion Revue, Blue; Bird House, 4-H Blue; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple Addison McAtee: 4-H Photography, olive oil, Purple, bread vanilla spice pumpkin, Woodwork, Blue; 4-H Sheep Showmanship, Matthew Hendricks: 4-H Spacetech Purple , Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Purple Red; orange cream scone, Blue; 4-H Lego/ Blue, 4-H Market Sheep, Blue; 4-H Breeding Educational Exhibits - Posters, Notebooks, , Blue, Blue; Black heifer calf, 4-H Bucket K’Nex, Purple, Reserve Champion; Purple Ewes, Blue and Display Boards, Purple, Champion; Toilet Calf, Purple; 4-H Horse Show, Red, Blue, Colton Raile: 4-H Beef Showmanship, Red; Alex Dart: 1 Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Paper Holder, 4-H Woodwork, Purple, Reserve Blue, Reserve Champion, Blue, Blue, Purple, 4-H Market Beef, Blue born in the middle of January, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Champion; Self Determined, Purple, Purple; Red; black and white, 4-H Market Swine, Lucas Raile: Pallet Flag project, Purple; Blue; Three Blue Splash Maran Pullets hatched snickerdoodle bread, Purple; garlic knots, Blue, Blue; black and white pig, 4-H Swine Charolais/red angus heifer, 4-H Breeding Beef, out in the middle of January, 4-H/FFA Poultry, Purple, Champion Showmanship, Blue; craft (horse), Purple, Red; 4-H Beef Showmanship, Blue Purple Billeigh Hilt: 4-H Bucket Calf, Purple, Champion; craft, Purple; craft (cross), Purple, Shannon Rethke: 4-H/FFA Poultry, Purple, Brady Dinkel: Self Determined, Purple, Reserve Champion Reserve Champion; craft (welcome), Purple; Champion Thursday, Sept .3, 2020 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR 7 4-H Results Ty Rethke: Calf, 4-H Bucket Calf, Purple Shane Todd: Dark Cross, 4-H Market Swine, Photography, Purple, Reserve Champion, horse, Arts, Purple; Picture (daisy), 4-H Visual Arts, Mason Rieger: rainbow, 4-H Photography, Red; Light Cross, 4-H Market Swine, Red; 4-H 4-H Photography, Blue, Blue; cows and water Purple; Mountain Picture, 4-H Visual Arts, Blue; color photo sand, 4-H Photography, Purple; Swine Showmanship, Red; 4-H Dog Show, tank, 4-H Photography, Blue, Purple, Reserve Purple; Picture (pour), 4-H Visual Arts, Purple; color photo #3 jellyfish, 4-H Photography, Blue, White, Purple; Champion Champion; Black simmental heifer with white Skirt, 4-H Clothing and Textiles, Blue; 4-H color photo # 4 dark blue background jellyfish, Morgan Wachsmann: Bar Cookies marks on belly and feet, 4-H Breeding Beef, Market Meat Goats, Blue; white cross, 4-H 4-H Photography, Purple, Champion; color scotcharoos, Blue; PB Brownie bite; Purple; Blue, 4-H Horse Show, Blue, Blue, Blue, Purple, Breeding Swine, Blue; casual outfit, Purple, photo #5 apple, 4-H Photography , B l u e ; Canvas acrylic painting, Blue, Blue: Canvas Purple, Purple, Purple, Grand Champion, Blue, Dress Outfit, Purple, Champion Color photo # 6, 4-H Photography, Purple, painting, Blue; painting, Blue, Blue, Blue Purple; black angus heifer no white marks, 4-H Alexis Zimbelman: Black and cream Reserve Champion; Color Photo #7, 4-H Carter Wilson: Bird Painting, Purple; Flower Breeding Beef, Blue dress, Purple: 4-H Horse Show, Blue, Reserve Photography, Blue; Color photo # 8 Hallie, 4-H with Crayons; Blue; 4-H Swine Showmanship, Kattie Wurm: Elmo, 4-H Breeding Meat/ Champion,Blue, Blue, Purple, Blue, Blue, Photography, Blue; black and white # 2, 4-H Blue; 4-H Market Swine, Red, Red; 4-H Beef Commercial Goats, Blue; 4-H Breeding Red: cactus, 4-H Photography, Red; old Photography, Blue; 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple; Showmanship, Blue; Crossbred Steer, 4-H Meat/Commercial Goats, Blue; 4-H Swine wheel, 4-H Photography, Purple, Champion; black and white # 1, 4-H Photography, Blue Market Beef, Blue; 4-H Market Beef, Blue; 4-H Showmanship , Blue, Champion Showman; courthouse, 4-H Photography, Blue, lake, 4-H ; drawing, 4-H Visual Arts, Purple; outdoor Spacetech – Rocketry, Red Rocket, 4-H Spacetech – Rocketry, Red; 4-H Photography, Red; Showmanship breeding Storage box, 4-H Woodwork, Purple, Purple Landyn Wilson: 4-H Spacetech – Rocketry, Market Swine, Blue, Blue, Blue ; Ye a s t ew, 4-H Sheep Showmanship, Blue; breeding Max Rieger: 4-H Lego/K’Nex, Purple; Open Red; Bucketcalf; Purple; Zucchini Bread, Bread (Bohemia Braid), Blue; Yeast Breads ewe, 4-H Hair Breeding Sheep, Blue; petunia, Class Arts & Crafts, Purple Blue; No Bake Cookie, Blue; Brownies; (Stollen), Purple; Yeast Breads (French Bread), 4-H Photography, Blue; playground, 4-H Caleb Todd: 4-H Shooting Sports, Blue; 4-H Purple, Reserve Champion; Coffee cake, Blue, Purple; Yeast Breads (Sally Lunn), Blue; Yeast Photography, Blue; cousins, 4-H Photography, Goat Showmanship, Blue; 4-H Breeding Meat/ chocolate cookies, Blue; 4-H Market Swine, Breads (poteca), Purple, Reserve Champion; Purple ; lake flower, 4-H Photography , Commercial Goats, Blue; Dark brown coloring Red, Red, Red, 4-H Swine Showmanship, Blue 4-H Goat Showmanship, Blue; Skirt, 4-H Blue; Katahdin market lamb, 4-H Hair Market on head, body is light brown color, 4-H/FFA Bailey Workman: angus heifer, 4-H Fashion Revue, Purple, Grand Champion; Sheep, Blue Poultry, Purple; Small white duck, 4-H/FFA Beef Showmanship, Blue; pink flower, 4-H Garden, 4-H/FFA Horticulture, Red, Purple, Wyatt Zimbelman: Queen size headboard, Poultry, Purple Photography , Blue; boots and sunset, 4-H Champion; Santa Hat, 4-H Visual Arts, Purple, 4-H Woodwork, Purple, Purple: 4-H Horse Casen Todd: 4-H/FFA Poultry, Blue; 4-H Photography, Blue; windmill and sunset, 4-H Reserve Champion; Cross, 4-H Visual Arts, Show, Blue, Red, Blue, Blue, Red Dog Show, White, Purple, Champion; 4-H Photography , Blue; road and sunset, Blue; Craft, 4-H Visual Arts, Blue, Purple, Bucket Calf, Purple; 4-H/FFA Poultry, Blue, 4-H Photography, Blue; dog running, 4-H Champion; Picture (dancer), 4-H Visual Arts, Purple Photography , Purple; river and sunset, 4-H Purple, Champion; Picture (eagle), 4-H Visual Open Class Open Class Food Guage Fritz: Blue, Grand Champion Warren Gienger: 1 Red Adult Division: Adult Division: Ainsley Flemming: 3 Blue’s, Reserve Aide Ernzen: 1 Blue Trish Carpenter: Purple Penny Gienger: Purple, Reserve Champion Champion, 1 Red Open Class Poultry Katie Nelson: Red Mila Bandel: Purple, Grand Champion Warren Gienger: 1 red Youth Division: Kailey Schields: Red Tracy Neitzel: Blue Open Class Arts & Crafts Garret Zimbelman Youth Division: Kelley Milliken: Blue Adult Division: Open Class Bucket Calf Kimber Carpenter: Red Susan Dinkel: Purple, Reserve Champion Julie Mills: blue Youth Division: Bryer Reid: Blue Susan Dinkel: Purple Penny Gienger: Grand Champion, purple Brittany Rethke: Purple Brynlee Reid: Purple Youth Division: Reighna Priest: Purple Rylan Johnson: Purple Blayne Reid: blue Warren Gienger: Purple, Reserve Champion Rogie Dorpinghaus: Blue Jace McAtee: Purple Pole Bending: Hunter Wiswell: Purple, Grand Champion Youth Division: Austin Downey: Purple Adult Division: Coltynn Ludowese: Purple Rachel Paulson: 2 Purple’s Open Class Goat Mandy McAtee: Blue Aspen Wiswell: Blue Wyatt Priest: Reserve Champion, Purple Youth Division: Shawna Blanka: Purple Open Class Clothing Hudson Priest: Purple Ainsley Schultz: Blue Trisha Carpenter: Purple Adult Division: Max Rieger: Grand champion, 2 Purple’s Henzley Matthies: Blue Katie Nelson: Green Tammy Grice: Purple, Grand Champion Myles Rieger: Blue, Purple Open Class Sheep Youth Division: Mary Lou Douthit: Purple, Grand Champion Colton Ludowese: Blue Youth Division: Garrett Zimbelman: Red Youth Division: Andrew Andrist: 2 Purple’s Austin Downey: Blue Kimber Carpenter: Blue Rachel Paulson: Purple, Grand Champion Tysson Andrist: Blue Open Class Horse Austin Downey: Red Open Class Photography Dillon Keller: Purple Western Pleasure: Wrenlynn Carpenter: Red Adult Division: Aspen Wiswell: 3 Blue’s, Purple, Reserve Adult Division: Macklynn Carpenter: Red Allison Grice: Purple, Grand Champion, Champion Trish Carpenter: Blue Brooklyn Reid: Red Purple, Reserve Champion, Blue Hunter Wiswell: 1 Blue, Purple, Reserve Katie Nelson: Red Bryer Reid: Blue Zach Mills: Red, Red, White Champion, Grand Champion Kailey Schields: Red Brynlee Reid: Red Reighna Priest: Purple Open Class Gardening Youth Division: Blayne Reid: Red Youth Division: Adult Division: Kimber Carpenter: Purple Barrel Racing: Reagan Milne: 3 Red’s, 2 Blue’s Cynthia Henderson: 6 Blue’s, Grand Bryer Reid: Red Adult Division: Rachel Paulson: 2 red’s, 1 blue, Champion, White Brynlee Reid: Purple Mandy McAtee: Blue Aspen Wiswell: Purple, Reserve Champion, Gary Pillman: White Blayne Reid: Blue Shawna Blanka : Purple 3 Red’s Marjorie Peter: Red, Blue, White Showmanship: Trisha Carpenter: Purple Hunter Wiswell: Purple, Grand Champion, Natasha Wilson: 3 Blue’s, 4 Red’s Adult Division: Katie Neslon: Blue 2 Blue’s Elmer Kellner: 7 Blue’s, 2 Red’s, 3 White’s, Mandy McAtee: Purple Youth Division: Max Rieger: 2 Blue’s, 1 Red Reserve Champion Shawna Blanka: Purple Garrett Zimbelman: Red Open Class Flower Show Dorothy Kellner: 3 Blue’s, 7 Red’s, 1 White, Trisha Carpenter: Blue Kimber Carpenter: Blue Adult Division: 1 Honorable Mention Katie Nelson: Blue Austin Downey: Red Cynthia Henderson: 9 Blue’s, Grand Youth Division: Youth Division: Wrenlynn Carpernter: Red Champion, 1 red Ainsley Flemming: 2 Blue’s, 1 Grand Garrett Zimbelman: Red Macklynn Carpenter: Red Elmer Kellner: 2 Blue’s, 3 Red’s Champion Kimber Carpenter: Blue Brooklyn Reid: Red Dorothy Kellner: 3 Blue’s, Reserve Noa Wolaver: 1 Blue Bryer Reid: Blue Bryer Reid: Purple Champion, 3 Red’s Bailey Fritz: 2 Blue’s, 1 Red, Reserve Brynlee Reid: Purple Bynlee Reid : Red Youth Division: Champion Blayne Reid: Blue Blayne Reid: Red Bailey Fritz: 1 red, 1 blue Guage Fritz: 1 Blue, 2 Red’s, White Horsemanship: Halter Mare: 8 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Results Open class cont. Youth Division: Youth Division: Trisha Carpenter: Blue Kimber Carpenter: Purple Bryer Reid: Purple Ainsley Flemming: Purple Youth Division: Austin Downey: Blue Blayne Reid: Purple Garrett Zimbelman: Purple Kimber Carpenter: Purple Wrenlynn Carpenter: Red Halter Gelding Karlee Raile: Purple Brynlee Reid: Purple Macklynn Carpenter: Red Adult Division: Colt Carpenter: Purple Flag Race: Brooklyn Reid: Red Trisha Carpenter: Purple Austin Downey: Purple Adult Division: Bryer Reid: Purple Katie Nelson: Blue Wrenlynn Carpenter: Purple Mandy McAtee: Purple Brynlee Reid: Purple Youth Division: Macklynn Carpenter: Purple Shawna Blanka: Green Blayne Reid : Blue Colt Carpenter: Red Kailey Schields: Purple Trisha Carpenter: Purple Shooting Sports Kimber Carpenter: Blue Brooklyn Reid: Purple Katie Nelson: Blue Shotgun: Brynlee Reid: Purple Reining: Youth Division: Jordan Smull Grand Champion Lead Line/Walk/Jog Adult Division: Garrett Zimbelman: Blue Dawson Rose Reserve Champion
Grand Champion Mare- Grand Champion Gelding- Carter Downey Bailey Workman
Reserve Champion Mare- Reserve Champion Gelding- Addison McAtee Alexis Zimbelman Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR 9
Grand Champion Market Goat- Grand Champion Breeding Goat- Kattie Wurm Jordyn Faulkender
Reserve Champion Market Goat- Reserve Champion Breeding Makaila Matthies Goat-
Way to GO! Congratulations on So proud of another successful our Cheyenne County 4-H youth! Fair!
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Grand Champion Heifer- Grand Champion Steer- Bailey Workman Shadryon Blanka
Reserve Champion Heifer- Reserve Champion Steer- Shadryon Blanka Carter Wilson
What a great Cheyenne County Fair! Congrats! We are proud Congratulations to all of all our participants and 4-H’ers! Cheyenne County 4-H youth! St. Francis Equity St. Francis St. Francis, KS Haigler, NE (785) 332-2113 (308) 297-3223 Redi Mix St. Francis • 785-332-2014 Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR 11 County fair evening events well attended By Amanda Moberly [email protected] The Cheyenne County Fair was different this year, but the evening events and 4-Her’s projects made the week fun for everyone who attended. The parade was held Saturday morning, with quite a few floats and attendees present. The Demolition Derby and Tuff Trucks were crowd pleasers like always, with the stands packed full of spectators. And for the first time this year, the Cheyenne County Fair Board was able to have a beer garden during the band that played Thursday evening. The only caveat was that the band played at the bandshell in Sawhill Park, rather than at the fairground’s grandstands. While there was no carnival rides or games this year, the Amusement Authority has been busy working to make sure the county has rides and games during next year’s fair. They are working on the rides and equipment every Thursday, updating everything so that it will pass inspection. The members said they fully expect to have carnival rides and games at the 2021 Cheyenne County Fair. Demolition Derby The stands were full for the Demolition Derby, and the pits had a good number of people as well! After a good number of hits, and plenty of entertainment for the crowd, there were only two of the derby cars left. It didn’t take too long before the winner prevailed. JD Walthers was the big winner this year, taking first place after a good competition against the other drivers. JD took home $1,500 for his first place finish. David Rose took second place, taking home $1,000. Taking third and $750 was Keagan Sherlock. Also in the derby and taking fourth place with $500 was Jace Le, and the fifth place winner was David Stephens, DEMOLITION DERBY DRIVERS entertained the crowd this year as they crashed into each other. Winner JD who took home $250. Walthers walked away with the big dollars, along with second place David Rose. The two also took the Mad Dog In the 90’s and newer category, there were Photo by Amanda Moberly plenty of competitors. After a fun competition winnings. for the crowd, winners emerged. The first place went to JD Walthers who won $500. competition. The grandstands weren’t quite half Wilger, taking home $250. winner was Litton Stute, who took home $1,000. Congratulations to all the competitors of the full, but many people attended. The top three The Tuff Truck winner this year was Lance Shelby Vaura took second place, and $750. Demolition Derby! ATV drivers and top four Tuff Truck drivers Janousek, who brought home $400. Paul Delano Taking thirst was Austin Johnson, who brought Tuff trucks took home prizes this year! came in second place, taking home $300. Third home $500, and fourth place winner was Teather Tuff Trucks had some new changes this year, In the ATV category, the first place winner place winner with $200 was Drake Henry; and Dautel, who took home $250. adding an ATV competition to the event. There was Justin Sherlock. Justin took home $400 for coming in fourth and winning $100 was Dusty The Mad Dog winner this year was David were several ATV drivers that came to compete, his prize. Second place and $350 went to Chris Houston. Rose, who was awarded $1,000. Second place as well as the traditional trucks that came to the Zimmerman; and third place went to Brennon Congrats Congratulations 4-H youth & 4-H’ers! exhibitors!
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We Are Proud of You! Congratulations Cheyenne County Our local 4-H youth & exhibitors 4-H youth! work hard for their craft! Congratulations on a job well done! Majestic Service & Truck Stop 510 W. Hwy. 36, St. Francis • 785.332.2905 1302 Rd. 27, Bird City • 785-734-2631 So proud Fantastic Job! of our We had a great Cheyenne County 4-H youth! Fair! Knodel Hometown Market “The store for fresh food and friendly service.” Funeral Home 112 W. Bressler • Bird City • 785-734-2050 202 S. Benton • St. Francis • 785-332-3131 Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR 13
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I would like to thank First National Bank for Thank you Wheeler Equity for buying the buying my premium pig and for your support premium on my market hog! Thank you for in 4-H through the years. your support of 4-H in our community! Joel Gilliland Molly Gilliland
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Thank you to Bankwest for your continued Thank you to Papa Steve with Superior support through my years of 4-H! Livestock for the purchase of my pig.
Jordyn Faulkender Addy McAtee
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Thank you to Stratton Equity for purchasing Thank you to Stratton Equity for the pur- my market steer at the 4-H premium sale! chase of my pig. For always having the feed Your support to the Cheyenne County 4-H and supplies on hand for all the 4H’ers. program means a lot to me! Carter Wilson Ashton McAtee
Thank You Thank You Thank you to Western State Bank for pur- Thank you to Nutrien Ag Solutions in Bird chasing the premium on my rocket. Thank you City for purchasing my market hog at the for all the support you give to the 4-Hers of 4-H premium sale! I appreciate your sup- Cheyenne County! port of the Cheyenne County 4-H program! Taysen Ludowese Landyn Wilson 15 Cheyenne County Fair Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 THANK YOU! Thanks to all of you who helped make this year’s fair a “Fair Full of Fun in 2020!” Thanks to all who exhibited inside and out and to all Open Class and 4-H’ers for exhibiting and being a part of the fair. Thanks also to the Cheyenne County Commissioners, City of St. Francis and all judges, superintendents and volunteers who make the Cheyenne County Fair the continued success that it is! Your support is the key to the Cheyenne County Fair’s success!! 2020 Fair Superintendents Allison Grice Hadleigh Hilt 4-H Beef Project 4-H Clothing Construction, Open Class Food Josh & Samantha Johnson Knitting, Crochet, Fiber Arts Tammy Grice, Allison Grice 4-H Bucket Calf Tina Sager, Sondra Bracelin Open Class Arts & Crafts Shadryon Blanka Cutter Neitzel, Molly Gilliland 4-H Swine Project 4-H Fashion Revue Open Class Gardening & Martin Beikman Tina Sager, Jordyn Faulkender Horticulture 4-H Sheep Project 4-H Buymanship and Clothing Elmer & Dorothy Kellner Nick Ketzner Display Open Class Photography 4-H Goat Project Kattie Aldaco, Kattie Wurm Tammy Grice, Allison Grice Shawn Blanka, Shawna Blanka, 4-H Fiber Arts Display Open Class Flower Show Shakotah Blanka, Shadryon Tammy Grice, Allison Grice Virginia Cooper, Denise An- Blanka 4-H Foods & Nutrition drist, Bonnie Zweygardt 4-H Horse Project Susan Dinkel, Kattie Wurm, Cut- Open Class Needlework/ Amy Wachsmann, Margo ter Neitzel Clothing Douthit, Colton Neitzel 4-H Food Sale Committee Ruth MIlliken, Denise Andrist Round Robin Tracy Neitzel, Karly Bandel, Jacki Thanks also to: Margo Douthit Milliken Butch Ewing 4-H Poultry & Rabbits 4-H Photography Royce Rambat Justin Wachsmann Mary Lou Douthit, Tammy Grice, Josh Johnson 4-H Shooting Sports Shotgun Allison Grice All those who helped with the Will Orten, Rodney Radcliffe, Educational Booths, Banners, Premium Sale Adam Guthmiller & Notebooks The Extension Office Staff 4-H Shooting Sports Archery Tammy Grice, Allison Grice Dave Flemming and the county road and bridge crew Jesse & Lynn Laten 4-H Gardening and Horticulture CN County EMS 4-H Arts & Crafts Display Cindy Henderson St. Francis Fire Department Mary Lou Douthit, Tammy Grice, 4-H Welding, Wood, Geology City of St. Francis CN County Sheriff Office and the many, many volunteers Thank You who, each year, give of their time and talents to make the Cheyenne Thank you Bumper to Bumper for purchasing County Fair a success. the premium on my Photography Project. I also want to thank you for supporting me and 4-H If we missed your name, we apologize. With- over the years! Although the fair was very dif- out all of the volunteers, the Cheyenne County ferent this year, I am grateful to be a part of it. Fair would not be possible! Jacki Milliken 16 CHEYENNE COUNTY FAIR Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Cheyenne County Fair 2020
THE DEMOLITION DERBY was well attended this year, and the drivers put on a good show for the crowd.
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Cheyenne County Way to GO! Fair was a success! YFS Congrats 4-H’ers! Congrats 4-H’ers on another fantastic County Fair!
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