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The Legal Notices...... Page 2 Calendar ...... Page 3 Opinions ...... Page 4 Cavalier ND Matters ...... Page 5 Local News...... Page 6 Church Directory ...... Page 7 Classifieds ...... Page 10 Chomicles ...... Page 11 Election Results...... Page 13 ChronicleChronicle Obituaries ...... Page 14 $1.00 Volume 133 Number 48 Cavalier, North Dakota Wednesday, June 27, 2018 This Week’s Official Spotlight Election Results Visit The North Border School District The annual election for Walla North Border School District #100 was held Tuesday, June 12, 2018. There were a total of 133 Theater! votes cast, 86 going to Shannon Visit the Walla Theater Cosley and 42 votes for Gary during the 4th of July Helland for the Pembina three- festivities in Walhalla this year term; 116 votes were cast year! for Amber Dunnigan for the The theater will be open Walhalla three-year term; 127 for viewing Wednesday, July votes were in favor of 4th from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and publishing the minutes. Saturday, July 7th from 10 Shannon Cosley and Amber a.m. to 4 p.m. Dunnigan will serve their While viewing the work respective school boards for that has been done treat your three-year terms. self to some great ‘Walla’ The measure to have the popcorn and a rhubarb float minutes of the school board that has been a fundraiser for published in the official the theater. newspaper of the district passed While strolling the streets 127 to 6. of Walhalla, stop at the ____ Gallery in the Chamber Installed At building to see what the Drayton School District Brush Bunch has been doing. The Drayton Public School Also available at the Board election brought 53 City Park Gallery will be rhubarb patrons out to the polls. There “Wendy the Whale” and floats, Wednesdays July 4th were no contested races. “Corky the Crocodile” and Saturday, July 7th from Jessica Aasand ran for re- bouncers have been recently 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. election to the board for one of added to the east playground Come to Walhalla to the city seats and received 48 of the Cavalier City Park. celebrate the 4th!! votes. There was one abstention Two new covered charcoal — Submitted by Leona and three spoiled ballots and one grills have been added to the Schneider write-in vote for Andrea Passa. ____ Michael Emanuelson ran for east side along with one re-election to his rural seat and covered charcoal grill and one received 46 votes. There was uncovered large group grill one spoiled ballot and Mark near the west picnic shelter. Put Garbage Hatloy received six write-in There is no cost to use the votes. picnic shelters and they are Where It ____ available on a first come basis unless there is a reservation. Belongs Cavalier Chronicle To make a reservation please The North Dakota Game Weekly Deadline call 520-2512. and Fish Department Monday - 10 a.m. ____ reminds outdoor recreationists to keep it clean this summer by packing out all trash. All garbage, including love the simple grateful souls he the floor by the fireplace served as a used fireworks, should be Pembina County: shepherded. Only Nature, cruel bed, with heavy blankets to cover him. placed in a proper trash relentless Nature, on whom they all Living was simple enough. receptacle. If trash cans 150 Years Of History - Part 40 depended and whose fickelness often He must leave it; he must go again aren’t available, or are full, brought tragedy, chilled his heart. with the carts—and on a dangerous And now, after his long absence, he journey. There were no roads, only take the trash and dispose of was glad to be home and he was eager tracks hard to follow over the vast it at home. The Frozen Priest for news from the outside world. He plains, which crossed the country of It is not uncommon to read the letters from France first, then the hostile and warlike Sioux. Father see garbage piling up around laying them down, he picked up one Goiffon feared treacherous weather full trash containers. Of Pembina post-marked St. Paul. Reading this, his more than savage Indian but the Vicar Styrofoam containers are face became grave and he read it again. General’s summons must be obeyed. not biodegradable, but yet By Jim Benjaminson found what they sought, what he had It was from his Vicar General, He must go at once. It was nearing the are often found wedged in hoped for – letters and papers besides Monsignor Ravoux, requesting his end of August and there was only time cattails, drifting or washed Mother Nature can be a cruel landlady. She can scorch you with his books. The mail had come! presence in St. Paul on matters to get to St. Paul and return before up on shore. He stood out sharply in the light; concerning his parish—an unwelcome winter set in. Such a trip with carts Tires, mattresses and blistering heat or freeze you solid. At the snap of her fingers she can inundate small and slender in his clerical garb, summons. He must go again on two must be finished before chance storms kitchen appliances have opening the letters and short-sightedly more months of travel. and snow. He knew the Morneau found their way to public you with flood waters, rip out the trees and smash buildings with tornadic holding them near. He was over thirty, He was weary—his life on the hunt brothers planned to join a party shortly use areas. This illegal but still with the smooth fresh cheeks had been a busy one. After camping so going to St. Paul, he went over to the dumping is costly to clean winds – or lull you into complacency with warm winds and sunshine, with of early youth, and the fine lines about long on the bare prairies, his sheltering Morneau home—he would arrange to up and takes a significant his eyes lent humor when he smiled. walls seemed a haven. Only here in all travel with them. toll on the environment. Not birds singing from every tree top. This is a story that records a time of His neighbors, Paul and Charles this lonely country, was there any link On a morning in the last week of only does it spoil the beauty Morneau, had insisted on unhitching with the established cultured life he August, St. Joseph was awakened by of the land, it destroys extremely harsh weather and survivorship of a hardy pioneer Priest his oxen for him, so he had come had left in France. A few religious the noise of a departing cart train. habitat, has the potential to assigned to the Pembina parish. It is a directly into the house. All three had pictures on the wall, writing materials, Father Goiffon came out of Paul pollute North Dakota waters story that I did not write – it was just returned from two months at the his books and papers on the table – it Dubois’ house—the old man was very and can injure wildlife. researched by Margaret Arnett buffalo hunt and the summer air was was a poor home of but one room, ill and the priest was loath to leave Littering violations MacLeod and printed in The Catholic filled with the harsh screeching of Red twelve square feet, but Father Goiffon him. He had done all he could and had should be reported by World – with a forward by S. P. River carts going on past St. Joe to loved it and was proud of it, for he had administered the last sacraments of the calling the Report All Matheson, Archbishop of Winnipeg, Pembina. built it himself—the neighbors helping Church before he left. Poachers hotline at 701-328- written November 30, 1935. It is story In the previous year—1859-- with the heavy logs. The carts were waiting, the ox of 9921. that gives a clear picture of what life shortly after his arrival from France, A six-year university course in the the second cart hitched to the back of ____ was like on the early prairies of Dakota Father Goiffon had been sent to take classics and a two-year course in the first, so Father Goiffon mounted Territory – and of the hardy souls that Father Belcourt’s parish of Pembina, philosphy had not contributed much to immediately; he was driving his own first inhabited the land. After reading but the Sioux having burned all the his knowledge of building, though it carts. The day was fine and clear and it, I felt I had to share this nearly- Pembina church property, he may have had a bearing on the size of they covered twenty miles the first day. Weekly Chuckle: forgotten story. administered the parish from St. Joe on his one window, which was unusually At Pembina they joined a larger train. ______its western boundary forty miles away. large for the region. The logs were They traveled along by the Red River, The country seemed boundless in poorly chinked, the window and door over flat country, presently leaving the Way too many people are like With a quick lift of the big wooden its immensity; the life, primitive and were roughly done and the mud floor river and going farther west, soon nice cars with the “check wild, almost frightening. But Father was too soft and uneven. But the coming to the most difficult part of the engine” light on. latch, Father Goiffon opened the door and eagerly entered his log house in the Goiffon had a stout heart, and chimney was his masterpiece, hamlet of St. Joseph. In the flood of cheerfully met difficulty and hardship constructed of hay and clay well If anyone ever tells you your “Frozen Priest” sunlight which fell across the room and ministering to these French and Metis, plastered, with a good draw. The rough dreams are silly, remember continued on rested on a rough table under a dim whose need had touched him while still table and bench were the only there’s some millionaire walking parchment covered window, his eyes in far-away France. He enjoyed the furniture, his traveling box serving as a Page 5 around who invented the Pool freedom of the life and had grown to seat. At night a buffalo robe doubled on Noodle.

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Advertisement for Bids Dakota have paid before the contract can $2,184.35, Susan Daggett $30.73, Kevin half of the Special Reserve Fund Dietrich Donald 8553 139th Ave NE Pembina Municipal Airport be executed. Kernosky $16.70, Total Administrative Balance to the General Fund. All in favor, Crystal Pembina, North Dakota NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT FOR Valley-Edinburg District #118 School Services $196.28, US Foodservice, Inc. motion carried. District 10 Republicans Box 12 Calvin AIP NO. 3-38-0047-011-2018 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION to ENSURE Board Meeting Minutes $70.02, Cavalier Public School $10.00, Pembina County North Sport Coop Doritol Enterprises 472 S 5th St ** Sealed bids for the construction of EQUAL EMPLOYMENT May 9th, 2018 BIO Corporation $69.50, Kaye Sott committee met last week. Minutes from Doyle Victoria 906 Grace Ave * airport improvements for Pembina OPPORTUNITY Wednesday, 7:00am $34.07, Amazon $350.78. meeting were discussed. Droske Dale 115 1st Ave Saint Thomas Municipal Airport, Pembina, North 1. The Offeror’s or Bidder’s attention Crystal, ND Ashley Nordstrom $100.00, US PowerSchool grade configuration Emanuelson Ray H Box 367 Drayton Dakota will be received by the Pembina is called to the “Equal Opportunity Meeting called to order by President Foodservice, Inc. $19.50, Autumn discussed. Need to move 6th grade out Farmers Union Oil Calvin Box 68 Calvin Airport Authority, Pembina, North Dakota Clause” and the “Standard Federal Equal Darrel Pastorek. Bennett $50.00, Jeff Manley $50.00, of elementary and add to 7-12th grade Frederickson Farms Frederickson 1036 until 10:00 AM CT on July 12, 2018. All Employment Opportunity Construction Present: Darrel Pastorek, School Cardmember Services $497.38, ND configuration. Fraser moved, second by State Highway 220 Drayton bids will be publicly opened and read Contract Specifications” set forth herein. District #118 President, Duane Attorney General $40.00, Sam’s Club Vivatson to change the PowerSchool Ghy Usa, Inc. 572 S 5th St ** aloud at KLJ – Grand Forks, 2750 2. The goals and timetables for Jonasson, Dan Johnson, Jackson Hall, $53.42, Carolyn Beranek $29.60, Joann grade figuration to include 6th grade with Gordon Robert 542 S 5th St ** Gateway Drive, Suite A, Grand Forks, minority and female participation, and Katie Skoog, School Board Carik $18.69, Laine Burns $14.20, Cindy the grade 7-12th students as classified in Griffith Warren 371 N Third Street ** North Dakota 58203. The Owner will expressed in percentage terms for the Members, Mitch Jorgensen, Miller $15.95, Tiffanie Symington $27.30, PowerSchool. All in favor, motion carried. Grift Janice 183 W Stutsman St ** receive prime bids for general Contractor’s aggregate workforce in Superintendent, Brandon Laxdal, High Nicole Smith $98.45. Preliminary 2018-2019 budget was Grube Rhonda 9409 Birch Ln * construction. each trade on all construction work in the School Principal, Andrew Currie, Stacy Trosen $12.18, Hartley presented noting that the board did not Grzadzieleski Linda L 204 E Scribner The bid documents are to be mailed covered area, are as follows: Elementary Principal, April Howatt, School Buses, Inc. $18,050.66, North need to approve the revenue side as no Ave Drayton or delivered to KLJ, 2750 Gateway Drive, Timetables Business Manager. Star Community Credit Union $7,865.64, tax valuations have been received at this Grzadzieleski Thomas J 204 E Scribner Suite A, Grand Forks, North Dakota, Goals for minority participation for each Absent: Nick Otto, Vice President, US Foodservice, Inc. $128.10, Marie time. Discussion held. Burgess moved, Ave Drayton 58203-0811 and shall be sealed and trade:...... 2.0% Andrew Gullickson, School Board Vetter $116.26, Ester Hoppe $232.65, Fraser seconded to approve the Halverson Kristina PO Box 691 Walhalla endorsed, "Airport Improvements, Goals for female participation in each Member. Kaye Sott $16.92, Cavalier Public School preliminary 2018-2019 expenditure Hastings Landing Llc 1506 9th St NW Pembina Municipal Airport, AIP No 3-38- trade:...... 6.9% Approval of Consent Agenda $10.00. budget. Roll call vote. All in favor, motion Drayton 0047-011-2018" and shall indicate the These goals are applicable to all of (May Agenda, April Regular Meeting ND Attorney General $40.00, John carried. Heinrich Braun 10597 Old Hwy 81 ** type and number of contractor's license. the Contractor’s construction work Minutes, April Bills) Dungan $252.00, Rachael Snyder $6.30, No Open enrollment requests. Hernandez Hector 3524 Hwy 81 Saint The proposed work includes the (whether or not it is Federal or federally MSC: Johnson – Skoog Advanced Business Methods $3,098.27, PERSONNEL UPDATE Thomas following: assisted) performed in the covered area. Motion Carried Allard Trophy Co. $17.25, JoAnn Three new hires have been made: Horsley Audrey 406 Madison St * Reconstruct Apron, Construct If the Contractor performs construction Approval of Financial Reports Bergsgaard $100.00, Birchwood NDB Travis Bennett for Tech and Trade, Irving Stacie L PO Box 664 ** Parking Lot and Mill and Overlay Access work in a geographical area located Jorgensen gave report Holdings, LLC $834.13, Billie Carik and Andrew Gilbertson for HS Counselor, Itt Corporation 830 Patrol Rd * Road outside of the covered area, it shall apply District General Fund – Beginning Mayville State $3,000.00, Cavalier Public and Heather Gensler for HS English. Jeffrey Jeffrey N Box 338 Drayton Plans and specifications are on file the goals established for such Balance $1,918,236.35, Ending Balance School $2,299.20, Cavalier Supply Vivatson moved, second by Fraser to Johnsen Taylor 306 George St and may be seen at the office of Pembina geographical area where the work is $1,699,093.62. Checks #9822-9825, $53.20, Cenex Fleetcard $226.71, Karen approve hiring of Travis Bennett, Andrew Bowesmont Municipal Airport, 10597 Old Hwy 81, actually performed. With regard to this 9829-9836, 9838, 9840-9848, 9857- Christianson $100.00, Cavalier Chronicle Gilbertson, and Heather Gensler. All in Johnson Dave PO Box 844 Walhalla Pembina, North Dakota and at the office second area, the Contractor also is 9858, 9860-9861, 9864, 9866-9868, $295.20. favor, motion carried. Keam Larry 276 S Cavalier St ** of KLJ, 2750 Gateway Drive, Suite A, subject to the goals for both its federally 9870-9884, 9886-9890, 9899, 9901- Cavalier Municipal Utilities Supt Manley presented resignation Keena Tarri PO Box 28 Drayton Grand Forks, North Dakota. involved and non-federally involved 9904. Automatic Payments #8090-91, $6,875.54, Dakota East $196.00, Dean letter of Lorna Erovick after 35 years of Keney Alma 262 Jerome St ** Complete digital project bidding construction. Direct Deposits #128414-128469, Foods North Central, Inc. $1,234.56, service at Cavalier Public School. Will Kochendorfer Richard 10637 Old documents are available at The Contractor’s compliance with 128471-128496. Docu Shred Inc. $100.01, Amber Doll advertise for this position. Highway 81 ** www.kljeng.com “Projects for Bid” or the Executive Order and the regulations Special Reserve Fund – Beginning $100.00, Ecolab Pest Elim. Div. $172.64, Resignation letter from Spencer Larson Raymond L Box 465 ** www.questcdn.com. You may download in 41 CFR Part 60-4 shall be based on its Balance $170,592.66, Ending Balance Matthew Ford $35.00, Melissa Gauthier Timm presented. Discussion held. Lee Perry A 10447 County 12 Walhalla the digital plan documents for $29.00 by implementation of the Equal Opportunity $171,526.74. $35.00, Justine’s Jewelry and Gifts Burgess moved, second by Vivatson to Lindenberger Robert 9388 139th Ave inputting Quest project #5830874 on the Clause, specific affirmative action Buildings Fund – Beginning Balance $265.88, Wesley Kemp and Jamestown approve resignation of Spencer Timm NE * website’s Project Search page. Please obligations required by the specifications $190,208.76, Ending Balance $7,500.00. with following the policy and procedures Lindstrom Diane 508 7th St Walhalla contact QuestCDN.com at 952-233-1632 set forth in 41 CFR 60-4.3(a) and its $183,056.86. Checks #9826, 9865, Kevin Kernosky $35.00, NDSCS of Cavalier Public School. All in favor, Littlejohn Lowen 543 Park St Saint or [email protected] for assistance in efforts to meet the goals. The hours of 9869, 9885, 9891. and Haydee Krieg $1,000.00, Langdon motion carried. Thomas free membership registration, minority and female employment and Hot Lunch Fund – Beginning Implement $662.53, Sandy Laxdal Other positions to fill: evening Long Rose 306 Windom St Drayton downloading and working with this digital training must be substantially uniform Balance (-$19,657.81). Ending Balance $35.00, Leevers Super Valu Foods custodian and elementary Martinez Carmina 8909 Main Glasston project information. An option paper set throughout the length of the contract, and (-$25,804.71) Checks #9821, 9827- $236.93, LeTexier’s Cleaning Service counselor/math strategist Martinez Emiliano 8909 Main Glasston of project documents is also available for in each trade, and the Contractor shall 9828, 9835, 9837, 9839, 9842, 9846, $955.00, Magic-Writer Inc. $195.00, Jeff Date for the next meeting will be on Mathison Brian PO Box 471 Walhalla a non-refundable price of $95.00 per set make a good faith effort to employ 9859, 9862-9863, 9872, 9888, 9900. Manley $35.00. Monday, July 16th, at 7:00 p.m. Mcdonalds Bar PO Box 138 Walhalla at KLJ, 2750 Gateway Drive, Suite A, minorities and women evenly on each of Direct Deposits #128413, 128442, Elian Martinez and NDSCS Meeting was adjourned. Mckechnie Marian E 407 Main St E * Grand Forks, ND 58203 for each set its projects. The transfer of minority or 128470, 128493. $1,000.00, Joel Miller and University of Justin Krieg, Board President Meagher George C 10621 151st Ave obtained. Contact KLJ at 701-775-1109 if female employees or trainees from Activities Fund – Beginning Balance Mary $1,561.34, North Dakota School Melissa Gauthier, NE ** you have any questions. Contractor to Contractor or from project $32,599.60, Ending Balance $29,377.00. Business $250.00, ND Small Organized Business Manager Meagher Estate George 10621 151 A ** Each bid shall be accompanied by a to project for the sole purpose of meeting Checks #3623-3629. Schools $400.00, Network Services Co. (June 27, 2018) Meiklejohn Mary 1800 Hwy 32 Walhalla separate envelope containing a Bid Bond the Contractor’s goals shall be a violation Transfer of Funds – Transfer $818.07, North Star Coop $4,066.07, + Menke Phillip C RR 2 Bx 127a Neche in a sum equal to five percent (5%) of the of the contract, the Executive Order and $91,503.64 from Citizens State Bank to Pan O Gold Baking Co. $351.00, Polar Mix Raymond M Unknown Neche maximum bid price, executed by the the regulations in 41 CFR Part 60-4. First United. Communications $635.28, Popplers Motor Coach Industries In 552 W Bidder as principal and by a surety Compliance with the goals will be MSC: Hall - Skoog Music Inc. $83.50, Ramkota Hotel & Stutsman Ave ** company authorized to do business in measured against the total work hours Motion Carried Conference Center $1,100.00, Ricard Mueller James PO Box 43 Calvin the State of North Dakota, payable to the performed. Communications Heating & Cooling, Inc. $137.01. NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR Newell Deanna 443 E 4th St Neche Pembina Airport Authority, conditioned 3. The Contractor shall provide A. Mr. Jorgensen read Amy Rohlk’s, Shopko $193.49, Stateside Electric FUEL BIDS Oleary Maureen 206 S Main St Drayton that if the principal's bid be accepted and written notification to the Director of the Advance-Ed Team Member, thank you LLC $401.93, Thompson’s Supper Club The Board of Directors of Cavalier Orminston Bruce 373 W Stutsman St ** the contract awarded to him, he, within Office of Federal Contract Compliance note. Inc. $117.00, Upper Valley Special Ed Public School District #6 requests sealed Otoole Grace PO Box 52 Crystal ten (10) days after Notice of Award has Programs (OFCCP) within 10 working Committee Reports $15,782.37, Austin Urlaub and Mayville bids for supply of approximately 11,000 Otoole Joseph S PO Box 52 Crystal been executed, will execute and effect a days of award of any construction A. Transportation, Buildings & State $7,500.00, Wayne’s Variety $9.57, gallons of gasoline for school owned Patton Kathy PO Box 242 Walhalla contract in accordance with the terms of subcontract in excess of $10,000 at any Grounds – Edinburg Roof, Bus Bids, Chasity Wiley $100.00, Workforce Safety vehicles, and approximately 3,200 Pegg Beverly A PO Box 633 * his bid and a contractor's bond as tier for construction work under the FACS Cabinets, Basketball Court for & Insurance $250.00, Cavalier Do It Best gallons of diesel fuel for leased buses for Pompa Liliana M PO Box 91 Drayton required by law and regulations and contract resulting from this solicitation. Crystal, Gym Floors, & Bus Barn Home & Lumber $1,087.23, Terry’s True the 2018-2019 school year. Pruneda Oneyda 8931 Glass St determinations of the governing board. The notification shall list the name, discussed. Valu $1,054.53, Joann Carik $45.50, The Board reserves the right to Glasston The bid security of the two lowest bidders address, and telephone number of the B. Policy, Finance, Negotiations – Amazon $350.78, John Dungan $80.00, reject any and all bids, to waive all Ratchenski Jon 14679 Hwy 5 Hamilton will be retained until the Notice of Award subcontractor; employer identification Contracts have been issued and signed. ND Center For Distance Education formalities, and to hold the bids for a Ray Norman 108 E 2nd Ave S * has been executed, but no longer than number of the subcontractor; estimated C. Extra-Curricular – Awards night, $695.00. period of 30 days for additional Reimer Timothy 183 W Stutsman St ** 60 days. The bid security is a guarantee dollar amount of the subcontract; Summer Camps, Sports XL Program Thompson’s Supper Club Inc. consideration. More detailed information Rollness Erin Unknown Walhalla that the bidder will enter into contract for estimated starting and completion dates discussed $39.25, Cavalier Public School $200.84, may be obtained from the business office Samson Norman Unknown * work described in the Proposal. of the subcontract; and the geographical D. Personnel & Curriculum – Math Cavalier Public School $3,225.75, of the school. Sapa Michael A 13757b Hwy 5w * The Contractor shall also enclose area in which the subcontract is to be series selected, Music Teacher Hired, still Cavalier Public School $10.00, ND Bids must be submitted by 12:00 pm Schaefer Steven 441 Park St Saint within the Bid Bond envelope a copy of performed. searching for a Math teacher and Attorney General $40.00, Liberty PCS on Friday, July 13, 2018, and will be Thomas the bidder's North Dakota Contractor's 4. As used in this notice and in the Technology/Business teacher. $6,720.00, MDU $401.03, Kevin opened at that time. Schipikov Viktor 7 Box ** License or a copy of their latest renewal contract resulting from this solicitation, E. Technology – Bids received on Kernosky $9.95, Scholastic Book Fairs Dated this 20th day of June, 2018 Schultz Michael 10597 Old Hwy 81 ** certificate issued by the Secretary of the “covered area” is the city of Pembina, equipment needed for next year. $2,879.04, Chasity Wiley $119.52, Kelli Melissa Gauthier, Schumacher John A 201 W Scribner State as per North Dakota Century Code Pembina County, North Dakota. F. North Valley Vocational Center – Vivatson $85.30, Sandy Laxdal $17.50, Business Manager Ave Drayton 43-07-07 and 43 07 12. Any bid not The Pembina Airport Authority, in Received a check from $250,000 from Marcus Morrison $300.00, Matthew Cavalier School Dist. #6 Smerud Clarence Unknown * containing this document shall not be accordance with the provisions of Title VI anonymous donor that is being used to Fraser $100.00. (June 27 & July 4, 2018) Sobolik Jill 1784 140th St Drayton acceptable and shall be returned to the of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. build a greenhouse. Travel World of Crosby $18,198.00, + Sott Carl D 8875 138th Ave NE Hensel Bidder. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and Administrative Reports Kaylee Kemp $748.00, Lydia Gauthier Sterner Tanya 376 Main Ave Mountain The successful Bidder will be the Regulations, hereby notifies all A. Superintendent Report given by $73.00, Natalie Hunter $28.00, Jordan Svenson Swan 13647 Hwy S * required to furnish a Contract bidders or offerors that it will affirmatively Jorgensen Tongen $298.00, Grand Forks Public Symington Bonnie 404 E 4th St Neche Performance Bond and Payment Bond in ensure that any contract entered into B. Elementary Principal Report School $250.00, Cavalier Public School NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIDS ON Symington Damien 546 3 5th St Neche the full amount of the Contract. pursuant to this advertisement, given by Currie $1,225.00, Jeffrey Urlaub $70.00, INSURANCE COVERAGE Symington Loren 324 Madison Ave The Pembina Airport Authority, disadvantaged business enterprises will C. High School Principal Report Cardmember Services $1,397.94, Sam’s The Board of Directors of Cavalier Neche Pembina, North Dakota, reserves the be afforded full and fair opportunity to given by Laxdal Club $155.86, Grafton Public Schools Public School District #6 requests sealed Symington Mark PO Box 453 ** right to hold all bids for a period of 60 submit bids in response to this invitation Old Business $162.00, Park River Public School Dist. bids to provide insurance coverage as Thordarson Leslie J Box 152 Hamilton days after the date fixed for the opening and will not be discriminated against on A. Advance-Ed Accreditation $92.33, FBLA-PBL, Inc. $1,662.00, Kelli follows: Thorfinnson Craig Box 168 Mountain thereof to reject any and all bids and the grounds of race, color, or national Review – Report should be back to us in Vivatson $524.75. • COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL Thorfinnson Jamie 102 Main Mountain waive defects and to accept any bids origin in consideration for an award. the next few weeks. John Dungan $252.00, Douglas LIABILITY - comprehensive general Tipton Mark 415 S Cavalier St ** should it be deemed for the public good The requirements of 49 CFR part 26 B. 2018-2019 Staffing Updates – Anderson $110.69, Bjornson Oil Co. liability insurance policy with coverage of Tomford Alvin Box 193 Saint Thomas and also reserves the right to reject the apply to this contract. It is the policy of Music Teacher Hired, Still in need of a $222.48, Dakota East $567.35, Gerrells $250,000 - $500,000 in bodily injury and Touzin Daniel 276 S Cavalier St ** bid of any party who has been delinquent the Pembina Airport Authority to practice Technology, Business, and Math Sports Center $520.50, Leevers Super $100,000 in property damage. Trombley Arthur & Anne PO Box 201 or unfaithful in the performance of any nondiscrimination based on race, color, Teacher. Valu Foods $53.81, Main Street Floral & • VEHICLE INSURANCE - St Thomas former contract to the Owner. sex, or national origin in the award or C. Valedictorian/Salutatorian More LLP $545.58, Protuff Decals comprehensive, liability and collision Trottier Lillian R 807 Grace Ave * The successful Bidder will have to performance of this contract. The Owner discussion about going to a GPA honors $53.98, Ramkota Hotel & Conference insurance for one 14 passenger bus, Tryton Enterprise Inc PO Box 347 ** obtain a statement from the Office of the encourages participation by all firms ranking scale in place of percentages Center $1,600.00. three vans, 1 pickup, and one tractor. Uhl Jeffery 121 Cavalier St N ** State Tax Commissioner showing that all qualifying under this solicitation and class rank. Terry’s True Valu $16.98, Wayne’s • ERRORS & OMISSIONS Urso Mary 403 West 1st Ave N * taxes due and owing to the State of North regardless of business size or New Business Variety $2.98, Ramada Plaza Suites INSURANCE - errors and omissions Vivatson Farms Box 631 * ownership. A. Polling Site Discussion – Three $334.80, Gerrells Sports Center $56.00, insurance for the School Board and all Wagner Roger 218 Pennsylvania Ave The Owner’s award of this contract polling sites selected – Hoople City Hall, Brady Laxdal $70.00, Conley Carrier administrators. The limit of liability Neche is conditioned upon Bidder or Offeror Crystal City Hall, Edinburg School for $35.00, Dakota East $8.25, Gerrells coverage shall be $1,000,000 per claim. Wang Judy 121 N Cavalier St ** satisfying the good faith effort June 12th 2018 School Board election. Sports Center $200.00. • BOILER INSURANCE - insurance Wesley Klassen 1800 Hwy 32 Walhalla requirements of 49 CFR §26.53. As a B. Candidates for Graduation Superintendent Report on two hot water boilers and one electric Winkler Tiffany A 617 W 6th St Neche —The— condition of bid responsiveness, the Approval – 16 Candidates •Planning for Aug. 15, PLT training- boiler, located in the school. Winlow A E Unknown * Bidder or Offeror must submit the MSC: Johnson – Jonasson Glenda Fauske from ND Forestry met The Board reserves the right to Wirtz Christopher PO Box 411 Walhalla Cavalier following information with their proposal Motion Carried with Doug Fisher and a few staff last reject any and all bids, to waive all on the forms provided herein: C. Paraprofessional Contracts week to plan formalities, and to hold the bids for a For information concerning this property, 1. The names and addresses of Approval •Finished 4 year term on NDSHAA period of 30 days for additional or for ADA auxiliary aids, contact the Chronicle Disadvantaged Business Enterprise MSC: Hall - Skoog Board of Directors consideration. Unclaimed Property Administrator via e- (DBE) firms that will participate in the Motion Carried •FBLA project-Wall of Honor Bids must be submitted by 12:00 mail ([email protected]) or on the (USPS 095-120) contract; D. Daniel Quinn – Resignation completed prior to graduation. Can be p.m. on Friday, July 13, 2018, and will be Website at 2. A description of the work that Letter accepted with regret and seen hanging in north hallway towards opened at that time. https://land.nd.gov/unclaimed, or at 1707 each DBE firm will perform; appreciation for his years of teaching at the band room. Dated the 20th day of June 2018 N 9th St, PO Box 5523, Bismarck ND 3. The dollar amount of the our district. Principal Laxdal and Ford: Melissa Gauthier, 58506-5523. (701-328-2800). participation of each DBE firm listed MSC: Johnson – Hall •PowerSchool end of year rollover Business Manager (4/4/2018) under item 1; Motion Carried completed last week. By order of the Cavalier Public Jodi Smith 4. Written statement from Bidder or E. Administrative Contracts – •Slideshow presentation on School Board of Directors Land Commissioner Tel. (701) 265-8844 Offeror that attests their commitment to Approval Marzano progress and implementation. (June 27 & July 4, 2018) (June 27, 2018) Fax (701) 265-8089 use the DBE firm(s) listed under item 1 to MSC: Johnson - Hall Reviewed teacher evaluation setup and + + meet the Owner’s project goal; and Motion Carried presented how teachers are working with Email stories & correspondence to: 5. If Bidder or Offeror cannot meet Next meeting 6:00pm June 18th, their students and tracking goals. [email protected] the advertised project DBE goal, 2018 @ Hoople School OLD BUSINESS: Email ads & commercial cuts to: evidence of good faith efforts undertaken Motion to Adjourn Meeting Facility Update by the Bidder or Offeror as described in MSC: Johnson – Skoog •Floor waxing is progressing. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF [email protected] appendix A to 49 CFR Part 26. Motion Carried •Gym floor re-paint and waxing NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS PEMBINA COUNTY STATE OF NORTH Official newspaper of A full list of Federal Provisions by Darrel Pastorek, underway-ready for use by July 8th APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF DAKOTA Pembina County and City of which the Bidder must comply, are School Board President •Spoke with 2 architects and will ABANDONED PROPERTY In the Matter of the Estate of Michael A. incorporated by reference and contained April Howatt, Business Manager meet with a third on Friday. Explained our Notice is hereby given that the following Slotto Deceased. Cavalier in the state of North within the specifications. Federal (June 27, 2018) situation and what we are potentially persons, their heirs, executors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dakota. Post Office address: Contract Provisions are also available at + looking for. Discussion held. Board would administrators, successors or assigns, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that P. O. Box 520, Cavalier, ND http://www.faa.gov/airports/aip/procurem like to meet with Architects to see what may be entitled to property (not real the undersigned has been appointed 58220. ent/federal_contract_provisions/ and options are available to remodel vs build estate) which has been presumed personal representative of the above include the following: new. abandoned under the Unclaimed estate. All persons having claims against Periodical postage paid at the 1. Buy American Preferences – Title NEW BUSINESS; Property Act (NDCC Chapter 47-30.1). the said deceased are required to Post Office at Cavalier, ND 29 USC § 50101 Fraser moved, Burgess seconded to The Act requires all businesses to file present their claims within three (3) 58220 and published weekly 2. Civil Rights – Title VI Assurances CAVALIER PUBLIC SCHOOL have the business manager solicit annual reports of unclaimed property. months after the date of the first 49 USC § 47123 and FAA Order 1400.11 MINUTES OF insurance and fuel bids for the 2018- These names are from the most current publication of this notice or said claims from its office at 207 Main 3. Davis Bacon Requirements – 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING 2019 school year. All in favor, motion annual reports. Previously reported will be forever barred, except that the Street West, Cavalier, ND, CFR § 200, Appendix II(D) and 29 CFR June 18, 2018 carried. properties which have not been claimed claim of any creditor to whom said 58220. Part 5 (Applicable to contracts exceeding Members Present: Vivatson, Fraser moved, Vivatson second to can be viewed at personal representative mails a copy of $2,000) Fraser, Burgess, and Krieg. accept the election results declaring Kelli https://land.nd.gov/unclaimed. this notice shall not be barred until three Member of NDNA and NNA 4. Debarment and Suspension – 2 Absent: Lindsay Vivatson elected to the rural position with (3) months after the date of such mailing. THEODORE J. SCHROEDER, CFR Part 180 (Subpart C), 2 CFR Part Others Present: Superintendent 47 of 58 votes cast for a 3 year term and * = Cavalier Claims must either be presented to Mark Publisher Emeritus 1200, and DOT Order 4200.5 (Applicable Manley, Principal Laxdal, Principal Ford, Chris Burgess elected to the city position ** = Pembina Slotto, personal representative of the to contracts exceeding $25,000) Melissa Gauthier, Spencer Timm with 43 of 59 votes cast for a 3 year term estate, at 4093 Hwy 1, Lakota, ND LYNN SCHROEDER, 5. Disadvantaged Business President Krieg called the meeting on the Cavalier Public School Board. Aaland & Robbins Llp 210 Park St E * 58344, or filed with the Court. Publisher - Editor Enterprise – 49 CFR Part 26 to order at 7:00 p.m. Individuals receiving right in votes were: Abrahamson Johnathan 9683 133rd Ave Dated this 3rd day of May, 2018. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 6. Trade Restriction Certification – Superintendent Manley requested Laura Ermer, Arvadell Sharp, Larry NE * Mark Slotto 49 USC § 50104 and 49 CFR Part 30 adding Spencer Timm and Lorna Erovick Gapp, Andrew Hay, Karen Christianson, Allard Joann 1482 130th St Drayton Personal Representative $39.00 per year or $30.00 for 7. Lobbying Federal Employees – resignation to the agenda under Allen Anderson, Barb Ratchenski, Kari Anderson Bryan Gerard 903 Mager Ave 4093 Hwy 1 six months in Pembina County 31 USC § 1352 – Byrd Anti-Lobbying Personnel Update. Fraser moved, Helgoe, Tara Sondeland, Taylor Walhalla Lakota, ND 58344 and to armed forces members; Amendment, 2 CFR Part 200, Appendix second by Burgess to add Lorna Erovick Anderson, Missy Kemnitz, and Kelly Arnold Milred 13784 96th St NE * Lawrence D. DuBois II(J), and 49 CFR Part 20, Appendix A and Spencer Timm resignation to Brown. Roll call vote, All in favor motion Askew Thomas 209 Elizabeth St * FOR: Fleming, DuBois & Fleming, PLLP rest of North Dakota is $41.00. (Applicable to contracts exceeding personnel update. All in favor, motion carried. Baker Marjorie J 521 N 3rd St Apt 1 ** Attorneys at Law All other states is $47.00 per $100,000) carried. Burgess moved, second by Belinski Daniel PO Box 682 ** P.O. Box 633 year or $38.00 for six months. 8. Recovered Materials – 2 CFR § Fraser moved, Burgess seconded to Vivatson to have Supt Manley represent Bennett Vernon J 673 Rolette Street Cavalier, North Dakota 58220-0633 65 years or older - $1.00 200.322, 40 CFR Part 247, and Solid approve the consent agenda as Cavalier School on the Upper Valley West ** Attorney for the Personal Representative Waste Disposal Act (Applicable to presented, which includes the meeting Board for a 3 year term. All in favor, Berg Aric PO Box 586 Walhalla FIRST PUBLICATION ON THE 20th DAY discount. “Snow Birds” - $5.00 contracts exceeding $10,000) minutes from 5/14/18; the financial motion carried. Big Jims Tire Up North Box 55 Drayton OF JUNE, 2018. extra. A pre-bid meeting will not be held for reports and payment of checks Honor Students/Valedicto- Blair Percy L 13623 109th St NE Neche (June 20, 27 & July 4, 2018) this project. numbered 67538 through 67650, rian/Salutatorian. Discussion held not Bockheim Malissa 307 Division Ave N * + NATIONAL Dated this 20 of June 2018. General Fund for $117,325.61, and having a Valedictorian and Salutatorian Brooks Kenzie K 9495 124th Ave NE /s/Mark Hatloy, Chairman checks numbered 22371 through 22408, and change to honor students and Walhalla NEWSPAPER Mark Hatloy, Chairman Activity Fund for $33,036.64. All in favor; distinguished honor students. Supt Brown Colleen M PO Box 681 Walhalla ASSOCIATION Pembina Airport Authority motion carried. Manley presented information on what Brown John W 509 Almeron Ave Apt Cavalier Chronicle Pembina, North Dakota Kris Tucker $50.00, Rocky other area schools do in this process. 108 Drayton Publication Dates: Fredericksen $50.00, Annamarie Bennett Suggestion was made to have more Butler Waylon PO Box 161 Neche Office Hours POSTMASTER: June 20, 2018 $50.00, Tara Hartje $50.00, Renee criteria in deciding who will be Cicchini James Box 272 Saint Thomas Monday - Thursday Send address changes to: June 27, 2018 Kaszczak $201.02, Jeana Mack $50.00, Valedictorian and Salutatorian besides Clarksean Paul J PO Box 720 * July 4, 2018 Annmarie Bennett $1,979.05, Matthew GPA. Board decided they would like to Community Safety Net P O Box 559 ** 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. THE CAVALIER (June 20, 27 & July 4, 2018) Ford $100.00, Travel World of Crosby have student and staff input. Will table Crosby John L Box 205 * (closed one hour) CHRONICLE + $4,360.00, Montana-Dakota Utilities until September when students are back Dahl Terrance 105 E Scribner Drayton 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. P.O. Box 520 $1,118.37, Michele Urlaub $50.00, and will have further discussion at that Dearinger Justin D 712 4th St Walhalla Jeffrey Urlaub $50.00. time. Denault Michael J PO Box 292 Walhalla Friday Cavalier, ND 58220 Mechelle Erlendson $50.00, Bridget Vivatson moved, Fraser seconded Department Of Homela 10980 Highway Hay $50.00, US Foodservice, Inc. to have the Business Manager transfer I-29 ** 8 a.m. to Noon CAVALIER EQUIPMENT

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P.O. Box 26 • 103 Main St. West 540 West 12th Street BOARD OF PEMBINA COUNTY Motion made by Nick Rutherford and regular duties and responsibilities. The Cavalier, ND 58220-0026 Grafton, ND 58237 COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS seconded by Laverne Doyle to approve current policy of the Pembina County Office — (701) 265-3155 Office — (701) 352-3320 www.pembinacountynd.gov the May 15, 2018 minutes as presented. Employee Manual states that Toll Free — (877) 488-5776 Toll Free — (888) 290-1210 June 5, 2018 All voting in favor; motion carried. compensated additional work must be Cell — (701) 360-2250 Home — (701) 352-2932 10:00 A.M. The letter received from Beaulieu approved by the County Commission. Board of Pembina County Township Supervisors, related to Motion by Nick Rutherford and seconded Commissioners met at 10:00 AM in the assessing tax exempt property, was by Hugh Ralston to approve the overtime E-Mail: [email protected] Commissioners Meeting Room of the reviewed. for Sheriff Department exempt 24-Hour Claims Reporting: (800) 374-1111 Courthouse with the following members Pembina County Fair Board minutes employees. All voting in favor; motion present: James Benjaminson, Laverne of April 18, 2018 were reviewed. carried. Access Anytime: 1 (800) MYAMFAM (800-692-6326) Doyle, Nick Rutherford, Hugh Ralston, An amendment to Traffic Safety Maggie Suda, Developer with Red and Hetty Walker. Contract No. 12171381 between North River Regional Council, presented the Chairman Benjaminson called the Dakota Department of Transportation and USDA Rural Business Development grant meeting to order. the Pembina County Sheriff’s Department application. Pembina County is was presented. The contract will requesting $29,000.00 for Youth Activities reimburse the Sheriff’s Department up to throughout Pembina County. The $1,500.00 for radar equipment. Motion remaining funds will come from the made by Laverne Doyle and seconded by Pembina County Job Development fund. Community Calendar PEMBINA COUNTY Hugh Ralston to authorize the Chairman Maggie discussed changes in the grant to sign the contact amendment as process. With Pembina County being the presented. All voting in favor; motion grant applicant, the Commission must COURTHOUSE carried. sign the grant application paperwork. SALVATION ARMY DONATIONS FAITH IN ACTION COOKOUT Request for a raffle permit received Maggie presented three options for from Pembina County Memorial Hospital signatures. Option 1 is to have the Salvation Army donations for Pembina County JULY 11 - Faith in Action Cookout at Leever’s Foundation. Motion made by Laverne Chairman sign the grant application and can be mailed to Mary Ellen Latozke, PO Box parking lot, Cavalier. Doyle and seconded by Nick Rutherford quarterly paperwork. Option 2 is to adopt 170, Cavalier, ND. WILL BE to approve the request. All voting in favor; a resolution authorizing signatory PCMH FOUNDATION motion carried. authority to Dawn Keeley, Executive Terry Meidinger, Pembina County Director of Pembina County JDA, to sign DVAC, INC. DONATIONS 10TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING FUNDRAISER CLOSED Sheriff, discussed FY 2018 HSGP the 2018 – 2019 USDA Rural Domestic Violence & Abuse Center, Inc. JULY 19 - Four person scramble and dinner. Funding Guidelines for the Stonegarden Development grant application only. donations may be mailed to PO Box 308, Registration at 9:30 a.m. and tee-off at 10 a.m. Grant. The new guidelines require the Option 3 is to adopt a resolution Grafton, ND 58237. Price includes 18 holes of golf, lunch, dinner and entities policy specifically allows for authorizing Dawn Keeley to sign ALL a chance to win several prizes. See information Wednesday, overtime reimbursement. The Pembina grant paperwork as needed. Motion made County Sheriff Department’s policy states by Nick Rutherford and seconded by KNITTING AND CROCHET GUILD TO MEET elsewhere in this issue of the Chronicle. that under certain conditions exempt Laverne Doyle to adopt Option 2 and Cavalier chapter of the Red River Knitting and July 4th employees in the Sheriff’s Office may be authorize the Chairman to sign the Crochet Guild meet every 2nd Tuesday from 6-8 KIDS WEEKEND paid overtime when the overtime is resolution as presented. All voting in IN OBSERVANCE OF reimbursed by another agency and the favor; motion carried. p.m. in the basement of the Evangelical Free AUG. 10-12 - Kids Weekend at Icelandic State overtime work is separate and distinct The 2017 Job Development Authority Church and every 4th Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. at Park. An entire weekend devoted to kids with Independence Day from the exempt employees’ regular Annual Report was reviewed. 3 Red Hens in St. Thomas. All are welcome and crafts, prizes, contests, entertainment and duties and responsibilities and does not The 2017 Red River Regional if you don't knit, please come and learn. For excitement. interfere with the exempt employees’ Council Annual Report was reviewed. Delores Kemp stopped by to extend more information, call Bonnie McCartney 701- an invitation to the Commission to attend 257-6888. 25th ANNUAL PIONEER MACHINERY SHOW the Pembina County Fair and participate SEPT. 9 - 25th Annual Pioneer Machinery Show in the parade on Saturday, July 7, 2018 at LOVE ONE ANOTHER NOW - L.O.A.N. featuring "100 Years of Chevrolet Trucks". 4:30 P.M. Drainage application received from Donations may be mailed to: L.O.A.N., 14255 Threshermen's breakfast, church service, Dennis L. Biliske to clean 50’ of ridgeway Hwy 5, Cavalier, ND 58220 blacksmith and sawmill demonstrations, parade, STERLING BURGESS’S in the county ditch along County Road #3, kids activities, kids pedal pull, Jim Johnston in Section 9, of Park Township. The LAVERNE J. THOMPSON POST #11 Memorial Antique Tractor Pull, threshing application has been approved by the Water Board and Devin Johnson, MEETINGS demonstrations and much more to do and see. Highway Superintendent. Motion made by Third Thursday from September to May the Held at the Pembina Co. Museum site, 5 1/2 JULY 4th Hugh Ralston to approve the request. Laverne J. Thompson Post #11 to meet at 6:30 miles west of Cavalier. Second by Nick Rutherford. All voting in starting with supper. Meeting to follow at 7 p.m. favor; motion carried. SPECTACULAR! Devin presented NDDOT Contract PEMBINA COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL No. 38180539 for construction ATTENTION: AUXILIARY BAZAAR engineering services, between Pembina The Cavalier Legion has a new phone number SEPT. 13 - Pembina County Memorial Hospital County and Kadramas, Lee, & Jackson, ® GREAT PRICES for bookings which is 701-265-8304. Auxiliary bazaar will be from noon to 2:30 p.m. at for the Safety Improvement Projects the Transit Center, Cavalier. ® grant. Motion made by Laverne Doyle and LARGE ASSORTMENT seconded by Nick Rutherford to authorize PEMBINA CO. FAIR BOARD TO MEET the Chairman to sign the contract as JUNE 27 - The Pembina County Fair Board will FASHION THROUGH THE YEARS ® New Items • Family Packs presented. All voting in favor; motion meet at 7:00 p.m. at the fairgrounds. SEPT. 16 - Fashion Through The Years, 2 p.m., ® carried. Jon Markusen, Kadramas, Lee & at Akra Hall , Icelandic State Park, to see how # Artillery Shells # Jackson, discussed the County Road #1 PEMBINA COUNTY FAIR fashion has evolved since 1870. Hosted by the project. Jon discussed the TRIP grant JULY 5-8 - The 125th Pembina County Fair will NENDHA. Refreshments will be provided. # 500 Gram Finale # options that are available through the be held at Hamilton. North Dakota Department of Transportation. Jon is uncertain if any of BIKE YOUR PARK DAY Cavalier Equipment these options would work for County PEMBINA CO. FAIR BOARD TO MEET SEPT. 29 - Bike Your Park Day. Come explore Great Assortment of Road #1. Commission would like to move JULY 5, 6 & 7 - The Pembina County Fair Board Icelandic State Park by bicycle. Door prizes will forward with the petromat option they will meet at 8:00 a.m. at the fairgrounds. be awarded. discussed previously. Jon presented an Novelty Items for Kids! amendment to the engineering contract for the project. Motion made by Laverne PEMBINA CO. FAIR BOARD TO MEET BORG AUXILIARY BAZAAR Doyle and seconded by Hetty Walker to JULY 8 - The Pembina County Fair Board will OCT. 6 - Borg Auxiliary Bazaar at Mountain. authorize the Chairman to sign the meet at 11:00 a.m. at the fairgrounds. contract as presented. All voting in favor; Buy 1 Get 2 FREE on select items! motion carried. ANNUAL TURKEY BINGO & BAKE SALE Commission reviewed the April HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO MEET NOV. 4 - Annual Turkey Bingo & Bake Sale at the financial statement and claims. Motion JULY 10 - The Pembina County Historical Leroy Hall. Doors open @ 1 p.m. & bingo starts made by Hugh Ralston and seconded by Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Museum, @ 2 p.m. Sp. by the St. Joseph’s Preservation Hetty Walker to approve the consent agenda as presented. All voting in favor; west of Cavalier. (NOTE: Change of date). Society. motion carried. Motion made by Nick Rutherford and seconded by Hugh Ralston to adjourn the meeting. All voting in favor; motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:15 A.M. π /s/ Jim Benjaminson, Chairman Pembina County Board AREA SERVICES Sales Starting Wednesday, June 27th of Commissioners ® LOCATED AT NAPA PARKING LOT, ATTEST: /s/ Linda Schlittenhard Home delivered meals available Monday-Friday. Please call 701-454-6586 to sign up or for more Pembina County Auditor/Treasurer information. ® ON MAIN STREET IN CAVALIER (June 27, 2018) + ® Immunizations Clinics - Immunization clinics are held periodically at the Pembina County Health ® Department. You must call for an appointment. Please have child’s records available when calling 265-4248. NEW LISTINGS: In the District Court of Pembina County, North dakota Pembina County Meals & Transportation Senior meals for those 60 and older: Drayton Senior In the Matter of the Estate of Curtis Schweitzer, Deceased. Citizens Center Monday-Friday 12 noon. Call 454-6586 for a reservation. Cavalier Thompson’s Check out this stylish, 1- NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR Cafe Monday-Friday 11 a.m. - noon. Walhalla Hwy 32 Diner 11:00 a.m - 11:45 a.m.. Please call 454- Cavalier Equipment FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND 6586 to set up appointment for home visit for HDM eligibility assessment. Frozen meals available to bedroom home with garage. APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL Located at 311 Division Ave. REPRESENTATIVE individuals residing in rural areas. N. in Cavalier NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lana Bernhardt has filed herein a petition for formal probate of Will and for the Pembina County Veterans Service Office Hours - Monday thru Wednesday - 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. In appointment of a Personal the event the officer is not present as indicated, please call 265-4460 and your call will be forwarded Classic home with newer Representative. or recorded. To serve you better, please call to make an appointment. Hearing has been set upon said kitchen & 4-season room petition on the 6th day of August, 2018, at offered at a bargain price. 3:30 o’clock P.M., in the Courtroom of the For more information about events happening each week in and around Cavalier call the Cavalier Located at 515 Division above-named court in the City of Cavalier, Area Chamber of Commerce Office at 265-8188. Did we miss something? Call the Chamber and fill County of Pembina, State of North Ave. N. in Cavalier Dakota. them in. DATED this 20th day of June, 2018. Lana Bernhardt The Senior Health Maintenance/Foot Care clinics will be held in Walhalla the 1st Monday of the Call or text Darlene Watson, #6 Carlin 701-520-1941 for information and viewing. Lincoln, ND 58504 month at the Walhalla Senior Center with all day services; 1st Tuesday of the month at North Border WES ARGUE Estates in Walhalla with morning services; 1st Thursday of the month in the morning at County Attorney at Law Estates in Cavalier; 2nd Monday of the month services will be available all day at the Transit Center FOR: WES ARGUE, P.C. #1 Wall Street in Cavalier; 2nd Tuesday of the month it will be held with all day services at the Transit Center in Hamilton, North Dakota 58238-0108 Cavalier; 2nd Wednesday of the month in the morning at the St.Thomas Senior Center; the 4th NDID No. 02792 Monday of the month with all day services at the Drayton Senior Center; every six weeks (call for (June 27, July 4 & 11, 2018) + dates) Pembina Community Center. Routine toenail care and trimming with care of thickened, 310 DIVISION AVE. NORTH P. O. BOX 41 • CAVALIER, ND 58220 disease or difficult nails; corns and callous care; education for daily foot safety offered by Stacie (701) 265-8404 REAL ESTATE Metelmann, RN, CDE, Certified Diabetic Foot Specialist of Pembina County Meals & Transportation. email: [email protected] www.watsonrealestate.net Services are by appointment only and can be scheduled by calling the Cavalier Transit Center at 701-265-8715.

The Pembina County Meals & Transportation Vehicles are Handicapped Accessible- public transportation for people of all ages; Monday-Thursday-Local transportation in Cavalier and transportation from other communities into Cavalier. Monday-Friday-Local transportation in Drayton and transportation from Drayton & St.Thomas into Grafton. Wednesday & Friday- Eastern Pembina County to Grand Forks (Cavalier, Neche, Pembina, Drayton) 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month- Western Pembina County to Grand Forks (Walhalla, Mountain, Crystal, St.Thomas)

Tuesday - AA meetings at Pembina County Memorial Hospital Board Room, Cavalier, at 8 p.m.

The Pembina County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meets the first Tuesday of March, June, September and December at 2 p.m. at the hospital.

Preschool Story time every Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Cavalier Library, with the last Wednesday at Wedgewood Manor.

Become involve with the Pembina County Historical Society. Memberships dues are $10.00. Mail to Pembina County Historical Society, PO Box 146, Cavalier, ND 58220. Meetings are the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Museum.

PEMBINA COUNTY EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY - Anyone in need of a food basket please call 265-4244 and leave your name. You will need to bring proof of address and photo identification to receive a basket. The food pantry is open Tuesdays from 3-4:30 p.m. Any donations of food may be dropped off at this time. If you wish to send a monetary donation please mail to Pembina County Emergency Food Pantry P.O. Box 698 Cavalier, ND 58220.

FAITH IN ACTION provides a number of different services for citizens in Pembina County. Our services are: transportation to and from medical appointments, take a person shopping or shop for them, telephone reassurance, home visits, light home repair such as changing batteries in smoke detectors or light bulbs, short term basis light housekeeping or light yardwork, respite and assisting a person in writing letters. For more information call Michelle at 701-265-6230.

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Slices of Life Just Wanted A summer for the To Say... books By: Jill Pertler By Lynn Schroeder School’s out! Summer stretches out before us like a long and indulgent novel. We pull out shorts, flip flops and bathing suits and stock up on sunscreen and bug spray. We plan for time on the boat, days on the beach, bonfires at Jill Pertler night, barbecues in the backyard and the activity I always look forward to at this time of year: summer reading. It’s a contest each summer. How many books can I amass; how many can I read? Any avid bookie will tell you there is a difference between the two. A photo of the Mayville State University alumni who currently Amassing requires acquiring and perform with the ND American Legion State Band. From left, an odd placing the books on the fellow who wandered in from the street, Lucia Jacobson, John Dungan That’s Life bookshelf. Reading requires and Herb Thomson. Judy Schroeder, photographer taking them off the shelf and turning the pages, one by one, from start to finish. Judy and I had a fairly busy week, first with performances with the by Tony Bender Downtown Horns and then several performances with the ND American Amassing is akin to collecting. Legion State Band and Dance Band at the state convention in Fargo. Reading is akin to knowledge. We had a small reunion of former (retired) band members which was You’ve probably guessed: I Big John it was, was that John made you feel welcome, that have shelves and shelves filled great, a picnic lunch and plenty of visiting and remembering those he was glad to see you. And he genuinely was. And members who were no longer with us. Jimmy Dean didn’t write that song about Big with my favorites – hundreds of John Schlosser. But he should have. And they don’t if you were his friend, and lots of us were, you got them. Some shelves are double We’re looking forward to a summer full of performances with the that look. Downtown Horns throughout the Valley and then we’ll be back with the erect many statues to folks in small towns. But they stacked because I’ve run out of should. It would take a lot of bronze, because John He was smart. Read science magazines. room for new books. Still I State Band for the 100th National Convention in Minneapolis this fall. Thought about things. A philosopher of sorts. I’ve been a proud member of this organization for the past 26+ years. was big. continue to gather more. That’s the thing about small towns, they grow When I’d come back for a visit from more Each year I start planning my Also performing for the same number of years is Cavalier native Herb exotic places than Frederick, sometimes arriving in Thomson along with our newest recruit, John Dungan of Cavalier. bigger-than-life characters like John. Maybe it’s the summer reading list long before air, the soil, the sky... maybe it’s the elbow room the wee hours of the morning, I’d stop at John’s April showers bring May flowers. It’s a unique mix of musicians who only get together two to three place before I went home. I realize now it was times a year to perform. From what I could tell this past weekend, we still that allows a man to stretch out without bumping Preparation is key to a list that is because he was a touchstone. Things changed, “have it.” Thanks for the great convention people. Looking foward to into something. Maybe the easy pace has something like the mother bear’s porridge – people came and went, but John was the constant. seeing you in Minneapolis!! to do with it. All I know is Big John will be just right, or in this case neither He was usually awake, and if he wasn’t, he’d ______remembered for as long as things are worth too long nor too short. A summer stir, put on some music and light up a left handed remembering. reading agenda isn’t a plan to be DAKOTA DATEBOOK: I can see him now sitting on a bar stool at the cigarette. Now, I know his brother, Gare Bare, is taken lightly. There are infinite Ponderosa Bar in Frederick, SD, population, just going to cringe at this part, but it was no secret. books and a limited number of Angela Gibson, Filmmaker enough. Not that John was a bar fly. He wasn’t. But Anyway, it will be legal everywhere soon. John was days so a wise reader proportions by Merry Helm the Ponderosa was like Frederick Day Care. I just ahead of his time. her time accordingly and June 28, 2018 — Today is the birthday of filmmaker Angela Murray played pool there as a fourth grader. For 50 cents We gathered not quite a year and a half ago for prioritizes books judiciously. Gibson. Nobody is certain what year she was born, because she refused you could stuff the pockets with bar rags and play John’s birthday, but mostly to say goodbye. As I This year I stumbled upon a to reveal her age, and her tombstone reveals only the year she died — all day. The Ponderosa's gone, too. greeted disparate but familiar faces from the past, I novel I thought would be of 1953. Best guess is that she was born in Scotland around 1878. I remember him on that stool at the end of the didn’t realize then that John was a hub connecting interest to my high school son During the Roaring ‘20s, American women gained independence and bar right next to the jukebox. Maybe it was 20 years spokes that reached out into a wheel spinning like (who also has a summer reading flourished as never before. One of those was Angela Gibson. Her family ago. Maybe 25. Why do I hold that particular vision the earth in his orbit. We were all connected to one plan doled out by his school). immigrated when she was five, ultimately settling in Casselton. Angela to the fore? There are others to be sure, but I wonder good man. Perfect! I ordered the book and was one of the first two women to graduate from what is now NDSU. if our eyes are wiser than we are, cataloging people So what made John worthy of songs and thought we could both read it; sort About that time, Mary Pickford was making a movie called “The and things we must remember. Things that we don’t statues? He didn’t cure cancer. Didn’t write the of like having our own little book Pride of the Clan,” when she learned that Angela Gibson performed her realize at the time are fleeting. great American novel. Didn’t climb Everest. Didn’t club. (I haven’t told him about it own productions featuring her Scottish heritage. Pickford arranged for Memories are a garden always in bloom. pull children from a burning building. But he would yet. I’m sure he’ll be thrilled.) Angela to come to Hollywood and work as an advisor for six weeks and He had a head the size of a watermelon, long have. No, what John was a great friend, and the The only thing better than reading ended up wearing one of Angela’s own Scottish costumes in the movie. hair, but not hippie hair. Just hair that was always in farther you get down this trail, the more you a book is having someone to Gibson absorbed a great deal by watching the day-to-day movie- need of a haircut, and later on, thinning on the top. understand how precious that is. discuss it with – especially when making process, and after the production wrapped, she went to Columbia Maybe 6-3, but he looked taller, and thick with a They don’t build statues in the public square to University to study cinematography. She purchased a camera and one that person is your mom. chest barrels would envy. Imagine Jerry Garcia, friends. But they should. It’s okay, we’ll craft The novel in question arrived lens and, in an unusual move, she took her formal training not to monuments in our minds. Mine will be leaning Hollywood, but back to Casselton. She started the state’s first movie only bigger, and with his fingers intact. in the mail. I unwrapped it and put He had this way of looking at you over his toward me, twinkling eyes peering at me over his it aside because it wasn’t summer studio, and it was completely run and financed by women. Angela was glasses, hair askew. And my statue speaks: the writer, director and actress, and her sister, Ruby, ran the business end. glasses, which insisted on slipping down his nose yet. It sat on the table. Beckoning. like a kid on a playground slide. I thought about that “Bones!” As if my sobriquet were a celebration. Read me. Now. Somebody had to crank the camera, and Angela felt that her mother had I loved Big John. Loved. excellent timing that made for a nice smooth visual — so her mother look when I got the news today—the look of a I diverted my eyes away from mischievous professor with a beloved pupil. Not A while after I’d called my Mom to tell her the temptation, knowing what would functioned as the film “crew.” news, I walked out into the rain to roll up my car Gibson used theatre techniques to build canvas sets outdoors where love, though. Jesus to God, no, we were men and happen if I started turning the men don’t love, they like. Like. window in a downpour. I think the sky was crying. pages of this book. I wouldn’t she could take advantage of natural light. In some of her scenes, what are © Tony Bender, 2018 supposed to be interior walls wobble from being exposed to the wind. On Anyway, as I sort through it now, I guess what stop until I reached the end. That’s occasion, gusts would cause the sets to collapse. the one problem about reading; Movie clips reveal that Gibson didn’t shy away from action. In one it’s hard to stop until you find out scene, she snatches something from another actress, they have a fight, and who done it, if love prevails, Angela crawls out of a second story window in a floor-length ruffled whether the clown monster ends dress and slippery shoes. The scene cuts to the exterior, showing her Moments in Time up being a spider alien, if slipping and edging herself down the roof, then cuts back to the other believing in the green light has a character yelling for the police. Angela did her own film processing and positive outcome and who finally editing, and the end result was smooth and professionally accomplished. From The History Channel * On June 25, 1969, the U.S. Navy turns 64 defeats Voldemort. Gibson started off with several documentaries — one about the life river patrol gunboats valued at $18.2 million over Still, maybe just the first few of a grain of wheat and another about a rodeo in Medora. Her earliest * On June 27, 1829, English scientist James to the South Vietnamese Navy so that they could pages wouldn’t hurt. To get a feel surviving feature film is called “That Ice Ticket,” which features a young Smithson dies, leaving behind a will with a assume more responsibility for the war, raising the for the story. Like an introduction. woman who, on a hot day, hangs out a sign offering ice to lure potential peculiar footnote. Smithson decreed that the whole number of boats in its navy to more than 600. Famous first (and last) words. suitors. But her younger brother pulls a prank by instead hanging a of his fortune would go to the United States, to I picked up the book. It felt at smallpox sign over the ice sign. In the end, the heroine’s true love risks found an establishment for the increase and * On June 30, 1975, less than a week after her home in my hands. The next day his health to see her, and all is well. diffusion of knowledge. Today, the Smithsonian divorce from Sonny Bono, Cher tied the knot with and a half (and 330 pages) are a When the depression arrived, costs of materials became so high that Institution is composed of 19 museums. rock star Gregg Allman, only to file for divorce blur, but the plot was good and the Gibson — like many others — had to give up her life as a filmmaker and from him just nine days later. She then * On June 26, 1945, delegates from 50 nations characters well-defined. I finished move on to other things. reconsidered and remained married to Allman until the book on a Sunday afternoon a sign the United Nations Charter, establishing the 1979. Most of her films disappeared after that, but in 1976, the Centennial month before the official start of Commission “discovered” what remained and used the last of their funds world body as a means of saving "succeeding generations from the scourge of war." Four years * On June 29, 1989, in reaction to the Chinese summer. This (ahem) defeated the to hire Snyder Films to restore them. Much of the film had been water government's brutal massacre of protesters in possibility of a book club with my damaged, but luckily she had transferred some of her footage onto what later, the cornerstone was laid for United Nations headquarters, in New York City. Tiananmen Square in Beijing earlier in the month, son. But here’s the good news: it is known as “safety film,” which survived in much better shape than the the House of Representatives unanimously passes left me with a summer reading original celluloid. * On June 28, 1953, workers at a Chevrolet a package of sanctions against the People's void that certainly and most Three of her films are in the permanent collection of the State plant in Flint, Michigan, hand assemble the first Republic of China. China remained largely definitely needed to be remedied. Historical Society of North Dakota. Corvette. The car carried a price tag of $3,490 and unrepentant. There was only one thing I could ______could go from zero to 60 mph in under 12 seconds. do: go online and find another book to fill the gap. Which I did. Gladly. “Storycatcher” Sarah Hinnenkamp More good news: I found another novel I think my son might enjoy. Do Your Socks Match? How many books can one person fit into the shrinking I have never been the trendiest person She and Jake the bagger proceeded to the socks that have already been saved. I jeans without holes and a black t-shirt. expanse of what once seemed like in the world and I’m ok with that. I try to tell me about their children and also think I need a better solution for “No hole jeans and a black shirt?” an infinite summer? This reader is stay in the know with a percentage of grandchildren who have taken to wearing keeping these socks paired in the first Carol questioned and then laughed, going to find out. trends and I can tell you some come and mismatched socks. place – I already use a separate bag to “Yeah. You’re old – like us!” So many books, so little time. go quickly and some don’t leave fast “Where was this trend when they wash the kids’ socks so the washer and They moved on to talking about facial enough. were little kids?” Jake asked. “Do you dryer don’t eat them. Don’t ask me why piercings and ear gauges before Jake said, On a recent trip to my have any idea how many of their socks I that isn’t working. “You know what – to each their own. Do neighborhood grocery threw away because I couldn’t find the Back at the grocery store, there were whatever you want and whatever makes store, I stumbled into a match to it?” more trends to discuss. you happy.” conversation about one of I thought back to our first babysitter “…and what is with buying jeans with To which Carol replied, “Yes that is the trends of today’s four years ago and remembered how she the holes already in them?” Carol said. true…but they are not thinking about younger generation that would put our daughter, Elin, in brightly I think this trend has been discussed what this stuff will look like when they’re had the cashier and bagger Sarah colored, mismatched socks – on purpose. for decades. I remember visiting Grandpa old!” scratching their heads. Hinnenkamp From then on after sorting many rounds C.R. when I was in college and I had the One trend that will never disappear is As I approached with of socks for Elin, if the mate doesn’t show coolest new pair of jeans with two the older generations talking about the grocery basket in hand, Carol the cashier up I pair it with something similar. I distress marks on the front. “Did you buy crazy things those in the younger looked down at my feet and asked, “Do mean, if the college kids think it’s cool those jeans like that?” he said while generations are doing. Maybe we wish we YOUR socks match?” and I don’t have to keep buying socks, shaking his head and already knowing the could pull of some of those ideas, and I foiled that question, as it’s the season we’re embracing that trend. answer. Oh to have those cool jeans back maybe we’re just wondering why we for sandals and I did not have any socks I think this is happening in my life at again. never thought about pairing mismatched on my feet. just the right time and imagine of all of Carol looked at my shopping outfit of socks in the first place. Wednesday, June 27, 2018 THE CAVALIER CHRONICLE Page 5

of Father Goiffon’s parishioners, ND Matters: with a light wagon and horses. “Frozen Priest” They took the priest to the Rolette home, arriving that night, where Ballot Commission Offers continued from Page 1 every care was given him. They put his poor feet in a basin of Modest Changes whole journey, the “Grand lengthening absence increased. snow, rubbed his frozen limbs and Traverse” as it was called. The His parishioners were now for gave him hot soup. road lay nineteen miles over a over two months without a priest. Three weeks he lay there By Lloyd Omdahl stretch of swampy country, with No one to say Mass, no one to without a doctor. Gangrene set in When the legislature passed and his suffering was intense. The 19-member Initiated and tall grass reaching in places to the baptize and no one to attend to the the requirement for a fiscal Then a messenger, Alexis Goulet, Referred Measures Study oxen’s back. They must pass over sick and dying. impact statement for initiated the Grand Traverse without That night he told his arrived from the Red River Commission has passed four measures, supporters had making camp, carrying wood and companions that he had made a Settlement, sixty miles north of recommendations to the expectations that citizens would water for the midday meal on the decision—he was going to leave Pembina. He said Father Mestanc, Legislative Management hold their breath until the carts. them and push forward on his acting administrator of the Committee for further action statement came out and it would Inexperienced travelers lost horse. With fine weather the priest Diocese of St. Boniface in before the upcoming 2019 kill the proposals. oxen here, for there was danger of felt confident he could reach Archbishop Tache’s absence at the legislative session. Northern Missions, hearing of Actually, it turned out to be becoming mired and in hot Pembina in four days. Paul Joseph Goiffon was born in The first proposal calls for Father Goiffon’s condition, and one press release with a cost summer weather the road was so Morneau, the older brother, told France March 3, 1824 and ordained inclusion of a fiscal impact of the into the priesthood June 2, 1852. He being near the doctors at Fort estimate that was missed by most heavy for oxen with loaded carts, him he could not go. “You cannot proposed initiated or referred died May 6, 1910 and is buried in Garry, had sent him to bring the voters. It had little impact on the that traders traveled it at night. carry what travel requires.” measure in the ballot language. Calvary Cemetery in St. Paul, priest to St. Boniface. measures at the polls. If placed Father Goiffon’s party started over Charles also protested, “if the The advocates of this Minnesota. After a three day sleigh trip he in the ballot language, however, at break of day proceeding weather should change, you are ______proposal hope that disclosure of was brought to the Bishop’s it will be seen by many more carefully and made camp late that not dressed warmly enough to cost will kill any measure calling Palace. An operation was deemed citizens and could have some same night at Little Salt River. travel on a horse—you only have for expenditure. And if the sleep by the fire. When he imperative. They said his right leg effect on the outcome. Day after day they traveled, summer clothing.” legislature is in any way wakened next morning it was to must be amputated as soon as The right to initiate laws and there were thirteen river crossings “The weather cannot change connected to making the between Pembina and St. Paul, so quickly. I will be in Pembina find with dismay that the rain had possible. After a day’s rest, the refer legislative acts has been a estimate, you can bet it will be some of which could not be before that happens,” he replied. changed to snow. A heavy white operation was performed. His thorn in the side the legislative high enough to frighten voters. crossed by fording. Over some, So, on Tuesday, with a small blanket, eight to ten inches deep, condition improved immediatley assembly from their beginning in The second measure gives they found bridges left by travelers supply of food for four days the lay over everything, blown into and on the eighth day, the stitches the first decades of the 1900s. groups initiating or referring ahead of them; at others they had priest left his companions. The long ridges by a sharp northwest were removed; the doctors The early legislatures were legislation access to the to fell trees and build their own. whole of October had been wind. Realizing his situation he expecting to operate on the left forced by the political climate of foot in a few days times. experienced bill-drafting skills of The Goose River was a clear exceptionally nice. His new horse decided to wait no longer—the the times to go along with There was great alarm the next Legislative Council staff running stream, shallow and wide, traveled well and at sunset the Red River party must have had creation of these tools of “direct day when it was discovered a large members. but in a gorge with banks so high priest percieved a pin point of light some misfortune-he would go on. democracy.” However, hostility The storm was blinding. His artery in the amputated leg had This measure comes from the that it required eight or more men ahead in the distance on the edge between the two systems has horse turned his head from it broken, resulting in severe experience the legislature had in on each wheel to get a heavily of some bush, only to find a lone mounted as the initiative and several times as though wanting to hemorrhaging. A hasty untangling the 23-page draft loaded cart down one side and up Metis camped for the night. referendum have been used to turn back, then faced it and went consultation showed no possibility providing for legalization of the other. The next night Father Goiffon circumvent and second-guess the on. As nightfall fell, they got into a of saving the priest’s life. The medical marijuana. Since the The Sioux were most feared in reached Red Lake River and had legislature. bit of swamp and were forced to doctors said “he hasn’t an hour to measure was approved by a vote the region about Fort the good fortune to meet one of his The number of signatures stop—the horse was mired. Later, live” and the last rites of the of the people, a two-thirds vote Abercrombie. In 1862—two years own Metis named Demarais. From was cut in half when women later—they wiped out nearly all him Father Goiffon learned there in despair that Nature had him church were administered. was required to alter the were added to the electorate, the white people in that part of the was sickness abroad and many of defenseless, the priest crept under It was December 14—an language. making it even easier to get the country but Father Goiffon’s party his parishioners were ill. Paul his buffalo robe and went to sleep. intensely cold and stormy day, The measure, shot full of signatures needed to put passed in safety. Dubois had died and Pierre Leroux The next morning he determined twenty-fve degrees below zero. errors and unnecessarily lengthy, measures on the ballot. After reaching St. Cloud, St. was not far from his end. he had to go on. Sunday had come Again, fate stepped in. Sister made it difficult to make the The most consistent attacks Paul soon appeared in the distance That night they camped where and gone and he was not yet in Gosselin discovered that a pot of proposed program workable buffalo grease on the stove had on the initiative and referendum and on arrival they made camp the city of Grand Forks stands Pembina. while fighting the need for an overflowed and the structure was came in legislative proposals to with others already there. The today. Growing more impatient Realizing his horse could not unusual majority to make on fire. Father Lestance and Father increase the number of signatures priest went into the town to stay at and with the calendar reading move, Father Goiffon covered changes. Mestre came running into the required. This approach failed at the Bishop’s Palace as arranged. Novembere 1st, Father Goiffon himself up again and spent another This portion of the night trying to survive. When he room saying to Father Simonet least seven times, even when the Next day at the camping place and Demarais parted ways. All day Commission’s work hit home awoke in the morning he found “We must carry him out” Father proposed signature increases Father Goiffon and the Morneaus he traveled in warmth and because in 1962 I drafted the that his horse was dead. Again he Goiffon replied “I am a lost man were modest. met some Red River people—Sam sunshine. Late that night he saw a language of the initiated measure crawled under his buffalo robe – anyway, I may as well die burned, Because there has been and Hugh Pritchard with their large fire on the banks of the Great that provided for a secret now into his fourth day of the as frozen.” Paying no heed, they constant hostility of the nephew Johnny Matheson, a lad of Salt River; he had caught up with primary. My language had to be storm. As he attempted to pack his carried him out on his mattress legislature toward the initiative 19 (the Pritchard’s were the Red River party. Having slept corrected by the Legislature. belongings and leave, he into the bitterly cold weather, and and referendum, those supporting Archbishop Matheson’s uncles on the ground for the past few The third recommendation of and young Johnny Matheson his nights, he enjoyed the comfort of discovered his feet refused to hold of necessity, laid him in the snow, these “tools of direct democracy” the Commission would require older brother). The men planned to the Pritchard’s tent. him; he realized they were frozen. then ran back to help get everyone are required to be aware of more fiscal impact statements, leave together the first week of When they awakened in the Now what would he do? He had out of the burning buildings. constant erosion of the autonomy this time on referral petitions. October, giving Goiffon a ten day morning they were disappointed to no choice but to crawl under his “Once more” thought Father of the two methods of legislation. The requirement already applies stay in St. Paul during which time find that rain had set in. Anxious robes and pray someone would Goiffon, “I am out in the storm to The recommendations of the die.” But laying there awaiting his to initiated measures. he purchased a four-year old to move on, the Pritchards urged come to his rescue. Commission are modest. fate in the freezing blasts, he was The fourth proposal would horse, things for his church and a him to stay with their party and not Five days and nights he had Reports suggest, however, that presently conscious that the change the financial reporting new window sash for his cabin go on alone. Dressed only in a survived the blizzard before “The Commission members will warmth of the hemorrage had system so that in-state supporters back in St. Joseph. Packing them summer cassock, light-weight Good Samaritans” arrived. The propose more stringent Red River party had suffered ceased, the limb felt cold, in fact of measures would have to meet into his cart, Father Goiffon would capote, French boots and hat he regulations for the initiative and delays and coming to the Little he was becoming entirely the same requirements that are ride his steed. was unsuitably dressed. And with referendum when the legislature Salt River found that the priest benumbed in his icy bed. The now applied to out-of-state Unable to leave with the Red the rain, the Grand Traverse would meets. was gone. They hastened on, miracle had happened; what contributors. River party, the Morneau’s waited be dangerous for an inexperienced ____ hoping to find him, but they too medical skill could not do, the The requirement for a fiscal an extra day so the priest could traveler. accompany them. The plan was to “The rain will soon be over, I were halted by the blizzard for intense cold had stopped the impact statement in the ballot those five days and nights, without hemorrahge. Father Goiffon lived. language could be more Weekly Chronicle catch up to the party within a day. must go” he said. “My horse Setting off a day behind the Red travels quickly and I will reach a fire, little food and suffering The Palace and Cathedral impactful than a statement by the Deadline is River party they made good Pembina tonight.” great hardships. quickly burned to the ground and legislative leadership as is now Monday - 10 a.m. progress the first day. Because the Mounting his horse he On the morning of November the priest’s two rescuers came the case with initiated measures weather was nice, they had covered the ten miles to the Little 8, the day dawned clear and still. back to carry him, half frozen, to shipped their tent ahead with the Salt River in good time but he was Helping his Uncle Hugh load the the shelter of the Convent. The Red River party. The next day the soaked to the skin. Having carts, young Johnny Matheson doctors were amazed when they Goiffon party were halted when an promised the Pritchards he would stopped and listened— “what is came to find him living and axle on one of the carts gave way. wait for them in the small bush at that noise? It sounds like a man decided to leave the mass of By the end of the week, they had the Little Salt, Father Goiffon calling.” But his uncle replied “it congealed blood and let Nature PROFESSIONAL not overtaken the earlier cart train. reluctantly resigned himself to is a wolf. We have not time for finish her work of healing. A second cart suffered not one, but wait for their arrival. Gathering wolves.” But the lad insisted— “Nature, my enemy, has been two broken axles, further delaying firewood, he lit a fire and tried to hearing it again he raced off. Once my saviour” said Father Goiffon. the travelers. dry his clothing. All day he waited. more the lad stopped to listen, then Later, doctors operated Directory As each delay occurred, Night came and still alone, he saw a dark heap ahead in the successfully on his left foot and he Father Goiffon’s anxiety at his covered his horse and went to drifts—reaching down he cried made a good recovery. In time he STUART J. 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Chadwick Memorial 5k Time always flies so quickly - new. Walhalla for our annual joint pie The 4th annual event took place Saturday, June 9th, 2018 at especially in the summer months, it Following Father’s Day, we social. It was a lovely day for an the Cavalier football field. The funds that were raised are seems. Between vacations and had a week of celebration! Tom outing, and nine residents were donated towards adrenal cancer research in memory of Melissa. trying to get out to enjoy the Mann and his Sidekicks from able to attend. It was a nice time to We would like to express our gratitude to everyone who came sunshine, here we are: already at Langdon came on Monday for the catch up with friends from other out and participated this year and to those that donated but the end of June! And we have been joint birthday party. Residents facilities. The renovations at PNC couldn’t make it. blessed! joined together to make rhubarb are nearly complete, and we had a We also want to give our sincere thanks to all of our sponsors One of the highlights of June custard cake for that event. Yum! chance to see the lovely work who helped make this event possible: A Short & Company, is the annual pie social hosted by Wednesday, we hosted two which had been done, as well. AgCountry, Citizens Insurance, Citizens State Bank, CM the PCMH/WWM Auxiliary. Of Kaleidoscope events: Laura Kiner Of course, summer comes with Construction Services, Latozke Electric, Leevers Foods, Main course! (smile) The day is always (who works in our kitchen) led a its challenges, too. One challenge Street Floral, Napa Auto Parts, North Star CC Union, Nutrien Ag a favorite. So many delicious pies group on beading at 1 o’clock, and was a power outage which lasted Solutions, Polar, Shauna Stevenson, State Side Electric, United to choose from! And so many Lillian Stegman taught a group of several hours. A huge THANK Valley Bank, and Vivatson Farms. As always, a special thank friendly faces with which to visit! painters that evening. Students YOU to the C-Store for their gift you to the Cavalier School for the use of the football field. We Thank you so much to the ranged in age from kindergarten to of ice when our ice machine was hope to see you all next year! Auxiliary members and all those 6th grade, plus some residents. down. who donated in so many ways for The groups were lively, and our The faces of visitors always the occasion. Our community residents enjoyed watching them brighten our days. Thank you for continually comes through for us, immensely. The artwork making our facility one of your and your support is always completed was very nice! stops in your travels! Tips For Citizens appreciated! Then, on Friday the 22nd, our For the residents and staff at Local Car Seat Check- We were also very blessed to facility joined with Borg out at Wedgewood Manor - When Utilizing have been given a generous gift Pembilier Nursing Center in ____ Up Events In County toward new bedding plants this Driver’s License year. We picked out some gorgeous tomato plants, and lots of As the summer travel season Car seats will also be checked for Services sun-loving petunias, dusty miller, continues more and more cars recalls and the correct fit for the The North Dakota alyssum, coleus, marigolds, will be traveling on the roads to child. All children who attend Department of Transportation geraniums, and verbena. We potted summer vacation destinations. will be Fourentered intoPerson a drawing Scramble to (NDDOT) Driver’sDinner License up a Martha Washington geranium, Keeping kids safe in and around win a 16” bike from Terry’s True Division is experiencing a busy and marked it with a peacock motor vehicles is a major area of Value in Cavalier. One boy bike summer as many students are garden stake. Thank you so much focus for Safe Kids Grand Forks and one girl bike will be given taking driving tests. Other factors to the family of Tom Butler for this and Pembina County Public away. In addition to this, kids in in the upswing in business may gift in his memory! Now that the Health. The Walhalla and Walhalla will receive a coupon include residents updating their heavens have opened up to grant us Cavalier communities will be for the HWY-32 Diner; and kids license before voting and the new rain, it will be a delight to start hostingCAVALIER car seat check-up events EQUIPMENTin Cavalier will receive a coupon issuance of REAL IDs. Due to enjoying the greenery and flowers on Wednesday, July 11th from for Thompson’s Café. these factors and others the wait that this gift has provided. 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Walhalla ____ time at our offices may increase. It’s fun to see the grass and 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. in Cavalier. To try to keep up with greening up, and the crops starting The events will take place at St. demand, many driver’s license to fill out. The zinnias along the Bonafice School parking lot in locations are providing service fence have sprung up several Walhalla and the Leevers grocery beyond regularly scheduled inches. We’re looking forward to store parking lot in Cavalier in Card of hours. Staff have been staying the burst of color they will add. conjunction with the Faith in into the evening and working on Our residents love being outside Action cookout. No Thanks weekends to provide testing and and CAVALIERgetting around to see what's EQUIPMENT appointments are needed. The the NDDOT is continuing to events are free of charge, and explore long-term improvements parents and caregivers of Thank you to the following for and solutions. without ever leaving your home. children of all ages are your donation to the Cavalier PTO The NDDOT would like to As a reminder, drivers may renew encouraged to attend. During the Color Run: Chad Kendall, Rinde & provide information to customers their license 10 months in check-up event, car seat Associates, On-Target AG, Ag to make your experience while advance of the expiration date. technicians will assist parents Country, Mayo Construction, visiting a driver’s license office a 2) Schedule your service and caregivers with properly Captivate Portraits, Cavalier Do It better one. The NDDOT has online: https://www.dot.nd.gov/ installing their child’s car seat. Best Lumber, Leevers Food, and implemented several tools to help divisions/driverslicense/driver.ht Cedar Inn. Today, 4 out of 5 car seats are you conduct business online: m. Schedule your driving test, Your support is greatly used incorrectly and this could 1) You can now renew your issue of REAL ID, license lead to injury or death in a crash. appreciated. standard driver’s license online. ____ renewal/ replacement, etc. This is not applicable to the Scheduling your appointment REAL IDs. If you would like to will greatly reduce your wait time simply renew your standard when you come into the office. driver’s license, you can do so 3) Check the wait times prior online: https://apps.nd.gov/dot/ to coming into the office: Cavalier dlts/dlos/renewal/welcome.htm. https://www.dot.nd.gov/dotnet2/v It’s fast, easy and your license iew/WaitTimes.aspx. Wait times Farmers’ Market gets mailed to you within 10 days at our main office locations are online. Every Tuesday from 4:45-7:00 p.m. ____ ® THROUGH MID-OCTOBER ® (No Market on July 3rd) BRIDAL REGISTRY CAVALIER EQUIPMENT In front of the Northstar Agronomy Center just west of Cavalier on Hwy. 5 COUPLES REGISTERED ® Fresh veggies and fruits, ® We know what they want in a wedding canned and baked goods, crafts, gifts, or shower gift. Visit with us - we will personal care items and more! help you make your selection! New vendors must pre-register—we make it easy! 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##A huge thank you to everyone who golfed Celebrating 15th Anniversary and helped out for the Devon Grube C-Style Plinko Game to Win Summer Fun Items Cavalier Equipment Memorial Golf CAVALIER EQUIPMENT Tournament “Dakota Grown, It’s All Good” with a special FAITH IN ACTION thanks to our Located at Open Daily from 2 Island Place amazing 11am until 2pm in Cavalier sponsors. — COOKOUT (ACROSS FROM THE CAVALIER ADMINISTRATION BUILDING) Thanks to you, we were honored to be able to Wednesday, July 11th, 2018 award four CLOSED scholarships to 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. — Leeverʼs Parking Lot four amazing June 28th ~ July 6th students.  ————— — Hamburger, chips, & cold drink; Thank you  Hot Dog, chips, & cold drink; or Re-Open Monday, July 9th for being part of  Devon's legacy. Combo Plate — FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: Devon's family PEMBINA COUNTY HEALTH WILL BE DOING BourbonBarrelBBQ A CAR SEAT SAFETY CHECK — 2-5 P.M.

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Looking Back ~ Church Directory ~ 1933 - 1943 - 1968 - 1993

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES ST. EDWARD’S ST. BRIGID OF IRELAND AND ST. 85 YEARS AGO — 25 YEARS AGO — MASON PETERS, PASTOR SANDY MARQUARDT - Ph. 265-4308 CATHOLIC CHURCH PATRICK’S CATHOLIC CHURCHES At a meeting of the North JoAnn Dietrich, a second grade (701) 825-6371 — PEMBINA, ND FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH DRAYTON, ND Rev. Robert J. Pecotte, Pastor Dakota Bankers Association held teacher in the Cavalier school Sunday School 9 a.m. CAVALIER, ND Saturday Mass — 5:00 p.m. Crystal & Cavalier, ND - 265-8877 at Valley City, D. R. Green, of system, was chosen as “Teacher of Worship Services 10:15 a.m. Worship: 8:45 a.m. Sunday Mass — 8:30 a.m. MASS SCHEDULE ______Saturday - 5:00 p.m. Mass (St. Brigid’s) Grand Forks, formerly connected the Year”... Framework for the new TRINITY UNITED Sunday - 8:30 a.m. Mass (St. Patrick’s) with the Merchants National Bank grandstand was erected at the PEMBINA COUNTY METHODIST CHURCH ST. NEREUS & ACHILLEUS Sunday - 10:30 a.m. Mass (St. Brigid’s) at Cavalier, was elected president fairgrounds at Hamilton. It would LARGER PARISH Worship: 10 a.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH DAILY of the association... The Cavalier be ready for the 100th Pembina PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES ____ Fr. John Kizito St. Brigid’s Lions Club at their regular meeting County Fair. Chuck Thacker, PASTOR JOHN WERTH NECHE, ND - (701) 549-2729 Wednesday - 12 p.m.; Friday - 7 a.m. PARISH OFFICE 265-4595 Sunday - 8:30 a.m. Mass elected officers for the ensuing president... Three delegates from CRYSTAL UNITED METHODIST St. Patrick’s year... The meeting of the Cavalier the Cavalier Jaycee Chapter joined BATHGATE, ND Pastor Margaret Smith ____ Tuesday & Thursday - 8 a.m. Sunday: Worship 10:15 a.m. County Old Settlers Association 33 other North Dakota delegates at Sunday Schedule CAVALIER EVANGELICAL Saturday - 8:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - Worship FREE CHURCH SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION met at Langdon, and the the National Jaycee convention, HAMILTON, ND 10:00 a.m. - Fellowship PASTOR BILL CROSBY St. Patrick’s commodious grandstand at the held at Greensboro, NC. The Sunday: Worship 9:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m. - Sunday School Sunday Saturday - 9:30-10:30 a.m. county fair grounds was fairly Cavalier Chapter was awarded a ____ UMW - 2nd Wed. of month @ 2:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. - Worship, followed by Sunday - 7:50-8:20 a.m. jammed with people from all over Blue Chip... Pictured were the 13- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SBC ____ coffee and fellowship time. St. Brigid’s the county... Great Northern ad: Go year old members of Cavalier’s Saturday - 3:30-4:45 p.m. 5TH ST. AT 12th AVE. Staffed nursery via Great Northern to the Chicago baseball team that won the ______LANGDON, ND World’s Fair... Showing at Opera championship at an East Grand PASTOR Jeff Musgrave ST. PAUL’S EVANGELICAL ST. JOHN’S EVANGELICAL UNITED LUTHERAN OF CAVALIER House, Walhalla, “Man Against Forks tournament. PHONE: 256-5060 LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School opportunities for babies (MISSOURI SYNOD) PASTOR BETH PETERSON - 265-8320 Woman” and “So This Is Africa”... + OF AMERICA, ST. THOMAS OFFICE 265-8907 through adults at 10:00 a.m. ST. THOMAS, ND Rev. Kristen Schwan Worship Service at 11:00 a.m. Sunday - Worship service 11:30 a.m. Sunday, July 1 75 YEARS AGO — Sunday 9 a.m. - Contemporary Worship Thursday Prayer Service: 7:00 p.m. ____ 10 a.m. Sunday School Plans were being completed ____ Sunday, July 8 Trinity United 11 a.m. - Worship 9 a.m. - Traditional Worship for the community picnic which CAVALIER ASSEMBLY OF GOD ____ Wednesday, July 11 was held in Cavalier July 5... Mr. Methodist CHURCH - 265-8744 UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 9:30 a.m. - Bible Study G. Heutzenroeder was engaged by Rev. Kristan Faul REV. DAVID SORREL, PASTOR GRAFTON - 220 E. 4TH ST. 5:30 p.m. - Wedgewood Bible Study the local board of education to re- Church Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. DRAYTON UNITED METHODIST CHARLES PEARSON, PASTOR 6:30 p.m. - Wednesday Night Worship open the Cavalier high school SANDY MARQUARDT, PASTOR Worship Service: 10:40 a.m. Sunday Worship at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 1:00 p.m.; ____ KXPO at 9:30 A.M. vocational agriculture dept... 50th Wednesday: Midweek Service 7 - 8:00 p.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. annual Pembina County Fair July Kids for Christ 7 to 8:00 p.m. ST. THOMAS UNITED METHODIST Wednesday: Bible Study, 7:00 p.m. CHRIST LUTHERAN OF NECHE ____ 10:45 a.m. - Sunday Worship ____ Sundays 15, 16, 17... Showing at Roxy Worship PEMBINA UNITED METHODIST 9:00 a.m. Service Theatre “The Great Gildersleeve,” Service THE LUTHERAN CHURCHES Worship: 10:30 a.m. ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Wednesdays “Orchestra Wives” and “Voice of 10:00 a.m. REV. ROBERT PECOTTE - CRYSTAL 1:30 p.m. - Ladies Bible Study OF THE REFORMATION ____ Terror”... Roller skating at RURAL HOOPLE Sunday - 8:30 a.m. Mass ____ www.cavaliertrinityumc.org Sundays - 10:30 a.m. KJV Bible THE UNITED Tuesday - 5:30 p.m. Mass Whitlow’s Rink, Hamilton... North Preaching Jesus said, “I am the Way” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thursday - 5:30 p.m. Mass YOUTH FOR CHRIST Dakota organized labor objected to No social gospel. Free sermons. PARK CENTER & WALHALLA ____ Nondenominational Teen Ministry importation of Jap evacuees for (The Presbyterian Church USA) For 9th - 12th graders Info. 993-8468 or 993-8489 ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED work in the harvest fields... A 9th & Delano Streets, Each Wednesday ____ VIRGIN MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH special meeting of the taxpayers of Cavalier Evangelical Walhalla, ND 58282 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. PEMBINA, ND CAVALIER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Worship: 9:30 a.m. Cavalier Evangelical Free Church Hamilton township in the hall at Sunday Mass - 10:30 a.m. OFFICE - 265-4505 ____ Cavalier, ND - 265-8967 Hamilton was held... Free Church ____ 106 West 1st Ave. S. ____ 265-4784 Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. CAVALIER BAPTIST CHURCH ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL 50 YEARS AGO — CHURCH PHONE 265-8989 1006 Main St. W. Coffee Fellowship - 9:30 a.m. CHURCH - WALHALLA PEMBINA HILLS LUTHERAN Ray Robinson, formerly of PARSONAGE PHONE 265-8929 CHURCH Pastor Bill Crosby ____ Holy Communion - 1st & 3rd Sundays Hensel, took over as manager of 9:00 a.m. - Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Mountain, ND WALHALLA ASSEMBLY OF GOD 10:00 a.m. - Fellowship Morning Prayer - 2nd & 4th Sundays Pastor Jessica Merchant Farmers Co-op Elevator Company 300 5th St. 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service at 9:15 a.m. Thursday, June 28 at Cavalier... The Community Sunday Worship WALHALLA, ND ____ For further info. call 549-3859; 2 p.m. - Borg Worship Service Award Gold cup for 9:30 a.m. David Clason, Pastor 549-2426 or 265-8032 Sunday, July 1 outstanding service to the WALHALLA- BIG PEMBINA 10:30 a.m. - Worship at Gardar Phone: 549-3113 LUTHERAN PARISH ____ community was presented to Coffee & Fellowship Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Monday, July 2 Joshua Rau, Lay Minister ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH No Bible Study Pembina County Memorial following Worship 10:30 a.m. Worship Service (701) 549-2540 REV. BERHARD SETER - CRYSTAL Tuesday, July 3 Hospital by Lutheran Hospitals and 6:30 p.m. - Prayer Night WALHALLA - LANGDON, ND 8 a.m. - Worship Service 2:30 p.m. - Bible Study at Borg ____ Homes Society. The cup was Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday 9 a.m. - Sunday School & Adult Bible class Thursday, July 5 presented to Mrs. Ruth Hollis, Staffed Nursery TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH BIG PEMBINA ____ 2 p.m. - Borg Worship 8:30 a.m. - Sunday worship ____ hospital administrator... Marian E. DRAYTON OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH McKechnie, was appointed CHURCH OF THE WALHALLA PASTOR MARK CHEPULIS LUTHERAN HOUR 10:30 a.m. Worship. CAVALIER, ND PETERS CHURCH assistant professor of history at Svold, ND REV. BERHARD SETER ____ Sunday Susquehanna University, Sunday, July 8 & 22 Sundays - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 8:45 a.m. - Sunday School Selinsgrove, PA... Showing at Our Savior UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10 a.m. - Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday School & Bible 9:45 a.m. - Worship Services Walla Theatre “The Dirty Dozen”... ST. THOMAS - REV. JERRY BASS ____ Lutheran Class 10 a.m. - Sunday Worship Thursday Construction was scheduled to get Wednesdays ____ 9 a.m. & 7 p.m. - Bible Study underway on the new addition to Church 8:00 p.m. (2nd Wed. of month) LYF ____ the St. Thomas public school... 7:30 p.m. (3rd Wed. of month) LWML (LCMS) Cavalier ____ Sunday 8:45 a.m. - Sunday School 9:45 a.m. - Worship Services This page of church related announcements is brought to you Thursday 7 & 9 a.m. - Bible Study courtesy of the following businesses..... facebook.com/oslccavalie r TIMIAN-FRIEDT NODAK INSURANCE STATE SIDE ELECTRIC AGCOUNTRY MAYO CONSTRUCTION Tel. 265-4408 INSURANCE & INVESTMENTS COMPANY Box 241, Cavalier, ND 58220 FARM CREDIT SERVICES COMPANY, INC. PASTOR MARK FRIEDT REAL ESTATE Kyle Gagner, agent Phone: 265-4298 Chris Burgess, Branch Manager Hwy. 5 West, Cavalier Life, Nursing Home & Crop Insurance 265-8401 or (701) 412-1501 [email protected] Lindsay McMillan, Tel. 265-8438 CHEPULIS Real Estate & Annuities Cavalier Loan Officer Fax 265-8044 300 Main St. W. — Box 639 Shop: 265-8872 Garry Friedt — 265-4444 UNITED VALLEY BANK 105 Division Ave. S - Cavalier, ND Cavalier, ND 58220 mayoconst.com EVERETT’S ALIGNMENT OF CAVALIER - FDIC 265-8423 Please Brent Denault, Owner Monday - Friday - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everett Denault Saturday - 8:30 a.m. to Noon CITIZENS STATE CAVALIER PCMH/CLINICARE attend BANK MIDWEST Tel. 265-8926 - Cavalier, ND Tel. 265-8331 WEDGEWOOD MANOR www.uvbank.net DENTAL CLINIC Member FDIC Dr. Joseph M. Allred, D.D.S. 265-8461 the Cavalier...... 265-8484 CAVALIER EQUIPMENT Kelly Vaughn, Hygienist 265-8453 Cavalier, ND Neche...... 886-7521 CARQUEST & JOHN DEERE JENSON A/C & HEATING 202 East 3rd Ave. S., Cavalier church Pembina...... 825-6289 Hwy. 5, West, Cavalier, ND 210 Main St. East, Cavalier Phone: 265-8777 Walhalla ...... 549-3130 Tel. (701) 265-4977 Phone: 265-8882 service Bemidji... (218) 444-3486 LEEVERS FOODS ASKEW FUNERAL HOME Mon. thru Sat. - 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. YE OLDE THOMPSON’S CAFE Thomas G. Askew Sundays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. of your choice! NAPA AUTO PARTS MEDICINE CENTER Daryl & Kelley Thompson, Owners www.askewfuneralhome.com Tel. 265-4011 - Cavalier “Your Auto & Truck Parts Center” Laurie Larson, Owner Pizza & Mexican Foods Monuments & Markers Hwy. 5 West Tel. 265-8487 Monday-Friday - 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Complete Daily Menus “PreArranged Funeral Planning” Main Street • Cavalier Tel. 284-7676 - Park River Tel. 265-4848 Tel. 265-4321 United Tel. 454-3831 - Drayton Main Street -Cavalier Cavalier, ND CAVALIER SUPPLY (Firestone) Lutheran BJORNSON OIL Tim Hunt, Owner, & CONVENIENCE STORE 265-4633 Church 205 Division Ave. N 601 Main St. W, Cavalier (ELCA) Cavalier, ND - 265-8814 PASTOR BETH PETERSON NORTH STAR COOP CEDAR INN SCHEDULED WORSHIP Motel - Family Restaurant Cavalier - 265-3373 Lounge - Bottle Shop Neche - 886-7733 Worship...... 9 a.m. Nick and Rakhi Patel, owners Park River - 284-7161 Sunday School ...... 10 a.m. Cavalier, ND Coffee & Fellowship...... 10 a.m. Tel. 265-8341 or ______1-800-338-7440 GULLY’S BAR & GRILL “Daily Noon & Weekend HOLY COMMUNION Night Specials” 1st & 3rd SUNDAY of the MONTH THRIFTY WHITE Phone 701-894-6336 Office Phone 265-8907 PHARMACY for carry-outs! Open Monday-Friday Michael Gullickson, Owner 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Downtown Hoople, ND Saturday, 9 a.m. til Noon 102 Division Ave. South Cavalier Assembly Tel. 265-4744 - Cavalier, ND FARMERS UNION www.thriftywhite.com INSURANCE Of God Dick Winkler, Agent Jennifer Lee, Agent Church

CAVALIER BEAN CO. ENGH ROHN 504 Division Ave. S. Curt Kirking, Mgr. PO Box 690 Tel. 265-8495 - Cavalier Cavalier, ND 58220-0690 Sunday School ...... 9:30 a.m. Office: 265-4090 Morning Worship...... 10:40 a.m. Fax: 265-4399 BIRCHWOOD esus comes into many situations and the first thing He says Wednesday CHEVROLET-BUICK is, “Don’t be afraid”. Midweek Service - 7 to 8:00 p.m. Tel. 265-8336 - Cavalier CAVALIER GAS LLC Kids for Christ 7 to 8:00 p.m. Open Monday - Friday Fight or flight is one thing; irrational fear is another. 111 Main Street West, Cavalier Church: 265-8744 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 265-8966 www.birchwoodchevroletbuick.com If Jesus lives in us, then why should we be fearful? ~CAVALIER~ RICARD PLUMBING, APTIST CHURC Hear words of comfort this week in church. RAMSEY NATIONAL BANK B H HEATING & COOLING 200 West Main Lennox Furnaces PO Box 640 & GE Appliances Tel. 265-8473 - Cavalier 265-8588 dderaasramseybank.com

Mark 5:21-43 KELLEY BEAN COMPANY HANSON’S IMPLEMENT Michael Yanish, Plant Manager CASE-IH Sales & Service 703 Division Ave. S 2 Samuel 1:1, 17-27 2 Corinthians 8:7-15 Psalm 130 Keith Hartz, Manager PO Box 99 Tel. 265-8433 - Cavalier 9:00 a.m. - Sunday School Cavalier, ND 58220 Revised Common Lectionary © 1992 by the Consultation on Common Texts for Wats: 1-877-327-5960 10:00 a.m. - Fellowship Phone: 265-8328 Sunday, July 1, 2018 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service Fax: 265-8533 Church Phone ...... 265-8989 www.kelleybean.com Sixth Sunday After Pentecost Parsonage...... 265-8929 CAVALIER EQUIPMENT

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Sidekicks. Golf Dice was our afternoon we put on our thinking caps for some game with Linda Chaput as the winner. trivia. A few of the ladies enjoyed a Pembilier Tuesday, June 19, we were treated manicure in the beauty shop after to dinner at Leanne’s Bakery. A big coffee. Your Professional Prescription Service “Dakota Grown, It’s All Good” Nursing thank you to the auxiliary ladies and Every Friday morning Father John Leanne Eagan and staff for the provides us with rosary and mass. We WE OFFER: ± ± ± Center News delicious meal! That afternoon we played a few rounds of Elder Song Mail-Out Prescriptions Delivery Service Photo Kiosk ± ± played Frisbee toss and Genevieve Bingo before heading to dinner. Our Blood Pressure Screening 10% Off Sr. Citizen Discount Balsdon was the winner with 22 points. winners were Genevieve Balsdon, Joe ± Zoovio Video Dealer ± Gifts ± Hallmark Cards ± Drive-Up Window Sunday morning, June 10, got us After a coffee break we played Match Sigurdson, Darlene Belanus and started with the Nickel Game, Linda Up Dice. Genevieve Balsdon, Eileen Bonnie Allison. That afternoon we Ye Olde Medicine Center Drayton Drug Chaput and Ethel Messner were our Wendt and Deloris Mathison were our hopped on the bus and rode to the winners. Then we jumped into Dingo. PARK RIVER DRAYTON winners. Walhalla Country Club. We were (701) 284-7676 (701) 454-3831 Darlene Belanus, Georgie Veer, Rita Every Wednesday we have Bible treated to coffee and lemon bars and Dunnigan and Richard Reimer were Faith Wentzel, Study lead by Laurel Brusseau and her cookies…delish. Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-12 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 Pharmacist the winners. That afternoon we loyal crew. Thanks Clif and Cheryl Saturday, June 16, we started our enjoyed church services provided by Anderson, Darlene Roy, Dickie morning with Bunco. Ethel Messner, the Episcopal Church. Huffman for all you do! After dinner it DeDe Longtin and Deloris Mathison Each day here begins with a Jamestown, Neil and Mary Sagert of was Bingo time. Larry Johnson, Eileen were our winners. Our black out Bingo Cavalier, DeDe Boesl of Langdon, relaxing whirlpool bath, swirls of Wendt, Jack Farrow, DeDe Longtin, is at $4 in 58 numbers, no black-out bubbles and jets to soothe the body. Eileen Ducioame of Walhalla, Marilyn and Darlene Belanus were the winners. today. Our .25 winners were Linda Beier of Pekin, Jan Aasand of Drayton, Some of our ladies take a trip to the That afternoon we got together for Pig Chaput, DeDe Longtin, Richard Thank you for your support. beauty shop for a set and curl before Lynn Soeby of Walhalla, Jacy Fraser of Dice, Eileen Wendt took the win. We Reimer and Irene Sagert. We finished Walhalla, Jane Hannesson of Cavalier, starting their day. To keep their got together one more time that the day with a spiritual performance by I am here to serve — muscles and joints movin’ and shakin’ Kinsley Hannesson of Walhalla, evening to play UNO. Our lucky the Canadian Baptist Bible College. Marlene and Erv Goschke of San Not to BE served; NOR to be self-serving. we tune into a daily workout DVD and winners were Larry Johnson, Darlene We would like to thank all friends after a little cool down we have some Diego, Deb Goschke of Vista, Steve Belanus, DeDe Longtin and Genevieve and family who come pay visits to our Goschke of San Luis Obispo, John coffee and snack to perk up. Balsdon. wonderful residents. Having that Monday morning, June 11, started Dunnigan of Walhalla, Rev. Mark Hetty Walker Thursday, June 14, we started our support is greatly appreciated. They Chepulis of Cavalier and Connie and DIST. 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER with Richard Reimer rolling his way to morning with horse races, Joe truly love to visit and see a friendly, 3000 points playing Oh Shoot. Later Toni Nelson of Bottineau. Sigurdson and Ethel Messner had the familiar face. This week’s thank you + (Paid for by Hetty Walker on her own behalf.) we enjoyed a musical performance winning horses and split the pot taking list: Sharon and Joe Hornung of provided by Tom Mann and the home $2.90 each. Later that afternoon Cupertino, Deb and Dan Hornung of ~ Area Business Directory ~

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Unsupervised Probation; Violate Confinement: Pembina County cereals, and fresh fruits and Pembina Co. No Criminal Laws. Comment: Jail, Term: 30 Days. Report on: vegetables. WIC supports Forfeit all seized/impounded items, 06/21/2018 at 2:00 PM. WIC Program Seeks breastfeeding as the optimal way to equipment, animals or other Suspended: 30 Days. Concurrent feed infants, but infants who are Court evidence to the ND Game and Fish with: 34-2018-CR-54 not breastfed receive iron-fortified Dept/RAP Program. Fee Totals: Fee Totals: Fine/State $500.00. Fee Public Planning Input formula and older infants also Dispositions Criminal Administration Fee Totals: $500.00. receive baby food. $125.00; Defense/Facility Admin Kartes, Clayton James, Wales, To qualify for WIC, families (June 11-15, 2018) Fee $100.00; Fine/State $200.00; ND, Possession/Con-sumption Of BISMARCK, N.D.—The Health must reside in North Dakota, meet Jasperson, Kyle A., Baudette, Victim-Witness Fee $25.00. Fee Alcohol By Person Under 21. Pled North Dakota Department of 600 East Boulevard Ave, Dept. the income requirements, and have MN. Licenses To Hunt, Trap, Or Totals: $450.00. Confinement: Guilty. Sentence: 06/11/2018 Health is requesting public input 301 a nutritional or medical need for Fish Required Of Nonresidents. Pembina County Jail, Term: 30 Order Deferring Imposition of into the direction of the North Bismarck, ND 58505-0200 WIC services, such as anemia or Pled Guilty. Sentence: 06/11/2018 Days; Suspended: 30 Days. Sentence. Condition: Deferred Dakota Special Supplemental Phone: 701.328.2496 inadequate diet. Need is Criminal Judgment. Condition: Forschen, Meghan Kaye, Imposition of Sentence; Violate No Nutrition Program for Women, Email: [email protected] determined by measuring the child Unsupervised Probation; Violate Walhalla, Driving Under the Criminal Laws. Fee Totals: Infants and Children (WIC) for the Funded by the U.S. or woman’s height and weight, No Criminal Laws. Comment: Influence of Intoxicating Liquors. Criminal Administration Fee coming year. Department of Agriculture, the performing a hemoglobin test, and Forfeit all seized/impounded items, Pled Guilty. Sentence: 06/12/2018 $125.00; Defense/Facility Admin After the comment period, WIC Program has prevented health taking a health and dietary history. equipment, animals or other Criminal Judgment. Condition: Fee $100.00. Victim-Witness Fee North Dakota WIC will develop problems and improved children’s To find out if you qualify, contact evidence to the ND Game and Fish Obtain an Evaluation; $25.00. Fee Totals: $250.00. goals and objectives in nutrition health, growth and development the WIC agency in your Dept/RAP program. Fee Totals:. Unsupervised Probation; Violate + services (such as reducing for over 40 years. WIC benefits community or visit the WIC Criminal Administration Fee No Criminal Laws; Complete childhood obesity), breastfeeding include quality nutrition and website at www.ndhealth.gov/wic. $125.00; Defense/Facility Admin Recommended Treatment; 24/7 promotion and support, food breastfeeding education, as well as For more information or to Fee $100.00; Fine/State $200.00 Sobriety Program; Set up Payment delivery, and administration access to monthly foods rich in receive a copy of the last year’s Victim-Witness Fee $25.00. Fee Schedule, to pay $50/month (including the WIC information calcium, iron and protein to help goals and objectives, contact Totals: $450.00. Confinement: commencing 07/16/18 in this case Cavalier Municipal system and efforts to move food bolster the health of babies, Colleen Pearce, North Dakota Pembina County Jail, Term: 30 06/12/2018. Comment: Defendant benefits from a check to a card). children younger than 5 years and Department of Health, at Days. Suspended: 30 Days. is subject to random testing by Court Results Comments will be accepted pregnant, postpartum and 701.328.2496 or visit Riege, Zachary Gene, Pembina County Sheriff's June 2018 through Friday, June 29, 2018 by breastfeeding women. WIC foods www.ndhealth.gov/wic. Baudette, MN, Licenses To Hunt, Department, up to two times per Ellan Martinez, Cavalier, Class mail, email or phone. Comments are designed to fit the nutritional + Trap, Or Fish Required Of week. Random Testing & 24/7 run II off highway vehicle prohibited can be directed to: needs of each WIC participant and Nonresidents. Pled Guilty. concurrent with 34-2018-CR-54. on city street. Paid $20.00. Colleen Pearce, WIC Program include only milk, eggs, cheese, CHRONICLE WANT ADS Sentence 06/11/2018 Criminal Fee Totals: Victim-Witness Fee + Director peanut butter, 100 percent fruit BRING QUICK RESULTS! Judgment. Condition: $25.00. Fee Totals: $25.00. North Dakota Department of juice, beans, whole grains and ~ Area Business Directory ~

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or stop in for an application. 48c1 Help Wanted NEW LISTING Wedgewood Manor in Cavalier, ND. 13731 93rd St. NE - Cavalier 15 acres with outbuildings only 5 Night Nurse (LPN / RN) PEMBINA COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: miles from Cavalier. This property is fenced and ready for livestock. 12 hr. Shift — 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. ® Full / Part / Flex time RNs; ————— $1,800 Sign On Bonus ® Flex time CNA & LPN; Visit watsonrealestate.net Apply online: http://www.cavalierhospital.com WEDGEWOOD MANOR: or contact: Human Resources or find us on Facebook! at 701-265-6308 for more information ® Full time Night Nurses RN / LPN; ® Flex time LPN & RN; ® Full / Part / Flex time CNAs; ® Part / Flex time Dietary Aide 39ctf GREAT BENEFIT PACKAGE! SIGN-ON BONUS for Full & Part time CNAs Sara Hinkle • 265-2475 REAL ESTATE Associate Broker, ABR, GRI, Realtor Office - 265-8404 Do you want to join an innovative and progressive school that Apply online: http://www.cavalierhospital.com offers small class sizes and a supportive and team environment? or contact: Human Resources [email protected] www.watsonrealestate.net at 701-265-6308 for more information Sterling West is seeking two dynamic and creative individuals for our Pembina Campus in St. Vincent, MN for 2018-2019.

THESE POSITIONS INCLUDE: 47ctf • Campus Principal The Campus Principal will lead the school as principal and teach middle You’re Invited! school and/or high school classes, using the SELF DIRECTED LEARNING MODEL to ensure our incredible students develop their full potential with “Learning To Pembina County Learn”, while upholding Christian values and beliefs. This individual needs an English or social studies teaching license (any state). Administrative license and Memorial Hospital Foundation experience not required, but preferred. • Secondary English or Social Studies 10th Annual Golf Outing The secondary English or social studies teacher will teach middle school IS SEEKING A and/or high school classes, using the SELF DIRECTED LEARNING MODEL to Four Person Scramble Dinner ensure our incredible students develop their full potential with “Learning To CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE & Learn”, while upholding Christian values and beliefs. This individual needs an English or social studies teaching license (any state). (TELLER) Special Education qualifications would be considered an asset Sterling FOR OUR CAVALIER FACILITY. West – Pembina Campus has an enrollment of approximately 45 students from Thursday, July 19, 2018 grades 3-12. The CSR will process banking transactions, open accounts and Cavalier Country Club, Cavalier, ND HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL: connect with customers to assist in meeting their needs. This is Sterling Education, founded in 2005, is a school system of excellence, a full-time position with comprehensive benefit package and comprised of 38 private schools located across Canada, the United States, and career opportunity. Registration: 9:30 a.m. •• Tee-off: 10:00 a.m. the Caribbean. Currently, the system provides over 1,100 students aged 8-18 The qualified candidate should have people skills and be willing with an outstanding and challenging education, using the latest in technology to promote the bank through community involvement and Cost: $75 per person (Dinner only $25) and teaching pedagogy. Staff have the opportunity to travel and collaborate with This includes 18-holes of golf, lunch, dinner, and like-minded professionals from across the continent. maintaining strong customer relationships. chance to win various prizes! REQUIRED QUALIFICATION: Employment applications may be picked up at the Cavalier facility. Applications to be in by July 1, 2018. Your resumè may • Bachelor of Education specializing in any subject area This year, we are offering several Sponsorship Levels for • a valid teaching license for Minnesota be sent to the following mailing address or email: • Willingness to take a criminal background check and drug screening you or your organization. This would be a great opportunity Citizens State Bank Midwest for you and your company to receive exposure and show • Willingness to be part of a collaborative educational team; Karen Kemnitz, Human Resource Director • Effective communication skills, both oral and written; our community your commitment to quality health care. • Professional learning community (PLC) knowledge and background P O Box 30, Cavalier, ND 58220 preferred; Email: [email protected] DINNER ONLY! • Evidence of sensitivity and respect for others and a willingness to work Citizens State Bank Midwest is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants within cultural boundaries will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, $25 per meal — Please call Brenda for a ticket! • Travel and valid passport required sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. QUESTIONS: (These will have to be answered as a pre-requisite to us seeing To register a team, reserve a golf cart, or their resume) sponsor the event, please call Brenda • Do you have a valid teaching license for 5th-12th Grade? • Have you completed your Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education? Anderson (701)-265-6324 prior to 7-17-18. • Do you have 1 Year teaching experience? Please join us for a day of Fun! The Golf Outing is an annual If you can answer yes to all these questions fundraiser for the PCMH Foundation. Donations from this event will be used to support the Foundation in putting please send your resume and cover letter to: resources and funds together to provide quality healthcare Zach Schubert, District Principal & Business Teacher to our community. Sterling West - Minneapolis, Vesta, Pembina Email [email protected] 46c3

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Members of United Lutheran Church in the pictures are Mike Foerester, Brooke Carik, gathered Wednesday evening after the 6:30 Jordan Sagert, Drew Olafson, Bonnie and Duane church service to give the landscaping an update. Deraas, Jennifer Peterson, Sawyer Sagert and New perennials and mulch were put in. Working Oliver Sagert.

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The following students were among the 800 Spring 2018 graduates of Minnesota State Community and Technical College: RFD by Mike Marland Cavalier - Ryley Cleem, diploma, electrical technology; Tanner Johnson, diploma, electrical technology; Cody Walton, diploma, electrical technology. City of Bathgate Independence Celebration Langdon - Brittany Fetsch, TO BE HELD associate of applied science, CAVALIER EQUIPMENT dental hygiene. Sunday, July 1st Neche - Tiffany Winkler, @ Bathgate City Park certificate, mental health behavioral aide II. ® PARADE @ 4:30 P.M. ® Walhalla - Cullen Blair, THE COUNTY’S BEST diploma, commercial Four Person Scramble Dinner Parade POTLUCK @ 5:30 P.M. Entries Call ® refrigeration. The Spats by Jeff Pickering 265-4765 SOFTBALL TO FOLLOW ____ or 265-2882 ® FIREWORKS @ DUSK The following students were among the 1,810 to graduate from NDSU in spring 2018: Pembina County Farm Bureau CavalierCavalier - Renee Bowen, Equipment MEDUCAT, educational leadership; Jamie Friedt, BS, computer science; Casey Helgoe, BS, crop and weed sciences; Caitlyn Hunter, BS, human dev. and family science; Jenna Rae Peterson, BS, mgmt. communication Annual Meeting Edinburg - Hayley Ann Out on a Limb by Gary Kopervas Fingarson, BS, family and Saturday, July 7th consumer sci. edu. Hamilton - Melissa J. Kemp, Meal------12:30 p.m. BS, human dev. and family Meeting to Follow ------1:30 p.m. science St. Thomas - Emma Rae Papenfuss, BS, ag. economics CATTLE BARN ____ PEMBINA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

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picked the last string bean or percent of drowning victims Fish Department will lift the Prairie Fare: cucumber. The last weeds in a Focusing On nationwide were not wearing a Tuesday-Wednesday no-camping garden will still make a crop of life jacket. restriction for the upcoming seeds for the next year. Boating Under · Take a boating safety Fourth of July holiday on only “You might also try using a education course - 71 percent of those WMAs that have this two- Weeds: If You Can’t mulch to keep annual weeds from Influence deaths nationwide occurred on day restriction in place. This establishing,” he added. “If small boats where the operator had not waiver will allow overnight seedlings can’t get light, they’ll die The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will again received boating safety camping July 3-4. Beat Them, Can a quick death.” instruction. Other WMA regulations As a food and nutrition participate in Operation Dry ____ include: specialist, I’ll add a few more Water as part of a nationally · An equipment registration You Eat Them? safety tips: coordinated effort to increase * Be sure that you can identify knowledge about the dangers of number, or the individual’s name, the weeds, and that might mean boating under the influence. The address and telephone number, By Julie Garden-Robinson gardens are guarded from rabbits must be displayed on all Four Person Scramble Dinner Food and Nutrition Specialist by three dachshunds. investing in a book or finding a goal is to reduce the number of equipment requiring NDSU Extension Service Despite my early work doing credible source online. accidents and deaths associated WMA identification, such as ground My flowers and vegetables are fieldwork, I did not change my * Know that sometimes the with alcohol and drug use on our major to become a weed scientist. roots or leaves are edible, and other waterways. blinds, tree stands, cameras and growing nicely with the regular traps. rain. Therefore, I decided to consult a times, the seeds are edible. Operation Dry Water Regulations · Use of drones, or any The weeds are doing well, too, so former weed specialist, Chris * Avoid weeds that have been weekend, June 29-July 1, is the I needed to clean up my gardens Boerboom, who also happens to be sprayed with pesticides or other national weekend of heightened Prohibit unmanned radio-controlled recently. I pulled weed after weed our retiring Extension director. chemicals. Don’t pick edible weeds enforcement effort directed at aircraft, is prohibited unless that had sprouted in my planters, In other words, if I misquote collected along roads because boating under the influence laws authorized by the Game and Fish raised garden beds and ground- him, I’m probably off the hook. He exhaust can leave residues on and recreational boater outreach. Fireworks director. plants. level garden patch. will be busy packing up his office While informing and The North Dakota Game and · Placing of bait for any * Finally, add only one weed at These opportunistic green for his next adventure, where educating boaters about the Fish Department reminds citizens purpose is prohibited. invaders were hiding under flowers people get to sleep in, go fishing on a time to your diet and check for that possession or use of · Unless otherwise allergic reactions. hazards and negative outcomes and foliage and in the crevices by a whim or pick tender lettuce in fireworks on state wildlife designated, motorized vehicles On the NDSU Extension associated with boating while the raised beds. Why didn’t all my their garden any time during the 1under the influence of alcohol management areas is prohibited. are restricted to established trails plants grow as well as the weeds? day. “Field to Fork” website or parking areas. (https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/fieldtofork), or drugs is a year-round effort, on The primary objective of a I tried to make it fun by What is a weed, anyway? wildlife management area is to · Paintballing and geocaching According to Chris, “A weed is we have a free weed identification ODW weekend the Game and playing “name that weed.” No, that enhance wildlife production, are prohibited. a plant out of place. Kochia in a guide. North Carolina Extension Fish Department’s game wardens wasn’t a fun game at all. I needed a will be focused on the water provide hunting and fishing · Disposal of waste materials reference book or a weed scientist wheat field is definitely a weed. also has a section on edible weeds in its gardener handout book. It’s informing boaters about safe opportunities, and offer other is prohibited except in garbage for consultation. Corn is a weed in a field of containers. soybeans. A dandelion is a weed in free online (https://tinyurl.com/ boating practices, and removing outdoor recreational and Years ago, when I was an · Group activities involving lawns, but you may grow it as an NCExt-Edible Weeds). impaired operators from the educational uses that are undergraduate student, I worked as more than 25 people require a an assistant to graduate students herb. Personally, I like the tang of a Although I probably won’t be water. compatible with these objectives. bite of red sorrel, but it is a weed in gathering a pile of weeds to eat this Last year during ODW Only activities that would not permit. doing their master’s and doctoral A complete list of the WMA degrees in weed science. Weeds, a field. It all depends on context.” year, I will be harvesting the tender weekend in North Dakota, disrupt the intentions of how regulations is available on the after all, can reduce crop yield and Dandelions, by the way, can be lettuce I protected from the wardens checked 3,905 boaters these areas are managed are profitability, so research continues used raw or cooked all the way invading weeds. This salad and 1,428 vessels, and issued 222 encouraged, and a fireworks Game and Fish website, on the best way to manage them. from their roots to their blossoms. dressing is similar to one I grew up citations. Of that, 175 were display is not compatible. gf.nd.gov. The graduate students quizzed They also can be fermented to eating with leaf lettuce right from boating citations. In addition, the Game and ____ us assistants on weed identification make wine. our garden. “Last year was our second as we counted green foxtail and put I asked Chris some additional year for participating in questions about edible weeds. Lettuce Salad With tiny straws by kochia under Creamy Salad Dressing Operation Dry Water,” said towering sunflowers. We pulled “Lambsquarters, purslane, Jackie Lundstrom, the Game and 1/2 c. sugar purslane, quackgrass and redroot burdock roots, chicory roots and Fish Department's enforcement 1/4 c. apple cider vinegar pigweed. dandelions are a few weeds on the operations supervisor. “A lot of Cluchie edible list,” he noted. “Remember 1/2 c. half-and-half cream After days spent counting and boaters our officers checked had that some weeds are toxic, such as 8 c. lettuce pulling weeds, I dreamed about heard about the program and weeds. Maybe those were nightshades (fruits) and hemlock. Mix ingredients together, chill Of course, others, including poison and toss with leafy greens right were glad we were out.” nightmares. Tips to staying safe on the As I continued to plunder the ivy, can cause skin reactions.” before serving. If desired, top with Fireworks water: weeds in my gardens this week, Nutrition is my area, so I know chopped onions and tomatoes. two rabbits looked at me through that weeds can provide vitamins A Makes eight servings. Each · Boat sober - alcohol use is the leading contributing factor in LOCATED AT: the fence from my neighbor’s yard. and C and some minerals, serving has 70 calories, 1.5 grams 306 Main Street West - Cavalier I pondered training the rampant including potassium. (g) fat, less than 1 g protein, 14 g recreational boater deaths. rabbit population to eat weeds If you are an aspiring gardener, carbohydrate, 0 g fiber and 20 Alcohol and drugs use impairs a (East Side of Post Office) instead of my petunias, pansies and follow Chris’ advice: “Never let milligrams sodium. boater’s judgment, balance, impatiens. weeds go to seed. Don’t forget ____ vision and reaction time. Fortunately, my backyard about weeding after you have · Wear your life jacket - 85 # NO GIMMICKS # # SAME LOW PRICES # Come See The Wall of Fire!!!

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Pembina, North Dakota July 4th, 2018 CELEBRATION Tuesday, July 3rd 8pm-12am ® Street Dance “DEAD MANS HAND” $5.00 Admission (12 & under FREE) ————— Wednesday, July 4th # Pancake & Sausage Breakfast # # 5K BLAST Run/Walk # Kiddie Parade # Free Bouncy House Kids’ Games # Train Rides Scavenger Hunt # Frog Race Cornhole Tourney # Pie Social Parade # Duck Race # Fireworks!!!! & Much, Much More!

Purchase a 2018 - 4th of July Button to receive FREE ADMISSION to the dance & fireworks. CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE BOTH DAYS —————————— Everyone Welcome ! Fun for All Ages! —————————— A complete schedule of events may be located at City of Pembina Facebook page or at https://pembina.govoffice.com. Wednesday, June 27, 2018 THE CAVALIER CHRONICLE Page 13 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 12, 2018 BY THE VOTERS OF PEMBINA COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA

I hereby certify that the within and following Abstract of Votes cast by the Voters of Pembina County, North Dakota, at the Primary Election held at the Pembina County Courthouse for all precincts of said County on the 12th day of June is a true and correct copy of the original Abstract thereof made by the regularly organized Board of Canvassers as required by law. /s/ Linda Schlittenhard, Pembina County Auditor

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T D AMENDMENTS y a C t t AdvanceWalhalla Twp., City o i B n S —— N Michael Schumacher...... 3 C o t a n TOTAL Steve Staskivige ...... 3 n Felson Twp., LaMoure T a Elora T Drayton T i Walhalla Twp., St. Joseph T NUMBER b , C Barbara Steenerson ...... 3 y City of Canton m t OF VOTES e i Other Write-Ins ...... 32 P Beaulieu Twp., Akra Twp.,C South Cavalier CAST PembinaNeche Twp., Twp., Joliette Hamilton Twp., CarlisleTwp., Bathgate Twp., Twp., Twp., ThingvallaTwp., Gardar Twp., Twp., Park Crystal Twp., Lodema T (Hensel) —— Mayor (2-yr. unexpired) TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST ...... 291 ...... 365 ...... 317 ...... 381 ...... 128 ...... 207 ...... 1,689 Katie Foster ...... 2 Council Member (4-yr.) City of Hamilton Cindy J. Parsons ...... 2 Council Member UNITED STATES SENATOR Bonita Polen ...... 2 Vickie Hill...... 2 Kevin Cramer (Rep.)...... 158 ...... 207 ...... 191 ...... 215 ...... 79 ...... 99 ...... 949 —— Susan Enerson ...... 2 Thomas E. OʼNeill (Rep.)...... 20 ...... 16 ...... 21 ...... 25 ...... 11 ...... 17 ...... 110 Hugh Soule ...... 2 Heidi Heitkamp (Dem.) ...... 90 ...... 106 ...... 87 ...... 110 ...... 34 ...... 69 ...... 496 Troy Bill ...... 1 City of Cavalier —— Write-In (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 Mayor Lacey Hinkle ...... 289 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Ronald Storie...... 14 City of Mountain Kelly Armstrong (Rep.)...... 103 ...... 96 ...... 112 ...... 106 ...... 42 ...... 52 ...... 511 Kelly Cluchie ...... 9 Mayor Tiffany Abentroth (Rep.)...... 15 ...... 13 ...... 9 ...... 15 ...... 3 ...... 14 ...... 69 Ken Briese...... 3 Tim J. Moore ...... 15 Other Write-Ins ...... 7 Josh Heuchert ...... 1 Paul J. Schaffner (Rep.) ...... 12 ...... 13 ...... 14 ...... 32 ...... 11 ...... 7 ...... 89 Tom Campbell (Rep.)...... 43 ...... 96 ...... 69 ...... 87 ...... 34 ...... 41 ...... 370 Council Member - Ward 1 Council Member Mac Schneider (Dem.)...... 82 ...... 96 ...... 78 ...... 102 ...... 32 ...... 67 ...... 457 Craig Vaughn...... 296 Keith Gudmundson ...... 17 Randy Ermer ...... 3 Ryan Goodoien ...... 2 SECRETARY OF STATE Lee Menzies ...... 2 Brittany Knutson ...... 1 Will Gardner (Rep.)...... 142 ...... 189 ...... 176 ...... 180 ...... 81 ...... 94 ...... 862 Other Write-Ins ...... 6 —— Josh Boschee (Dem.) ...... 80 ...... 96 ...... 78 ...... 95 ...... 31 ...... 66 ...... 446 Council Member - Ward 2 Roland Riemers (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 5 Kelly Cluchie ...... 300 City of Neche Pat Mahar ...... 3 Mayor ATTORNEY GENERAL Jay Jenson ...... 2 Stuart Symington...... 35 Linda Renwick ...... 1 Wayne Stenehjem (Rep.) ...... 150 ...... 211 ...... 189 ...... 218 ...... 88 ...... 107 ...... 963 Other Write-Ins ...... 3 David Clark Thompson (Dem.) ...... 78 ...... 95 ...... 77 ...... 97 ...... 30 ...... 67 ...... 444 Council Member - Ward 3 Council Member Write-In (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 Ronald Storie...... 125 Shane A. Carrier ...... 33 Thomas Beard III...... 222 Chad Bynum ...... 29 AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER Noel Halley ...... 1 Kirk Stockton ...... 1 Doug Goehring (Rep.) ...... 151 ...... 208 ...... 198 ...... 210 ...... 88 ...... 107 ...... 962 Municipal Judge Jim Dotzenrod (Dem.)...... 78 ...... 95 ...... 74 ...... 99 ...... 29 ...... 66 ...... 441 Scott Holmquist ...... 286 Jeremy Mattison ...... 24 Park Board Stuart Askew ...... 1 Heidi Kihne ...... 33 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER Christy Hanson ...... 39 Randy Christmann (Rep.)...... 146 ...... 197 ...... 189 ...... 204 ...... 88 ...... 103 ...... 927 Park Board (4-yr.) Laura Johnson...... 4 Jean (Jeannie) Brandt (Dem.) ...... 79 ...... 93 ...... 79 ...... 99 ...... 31 ...... 65 ...... 446 Sally Busse ...... 289 Kim DeMars...... 2 Other Write-Ins ...... 5 Write-In (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 Brad Westman...... 235 Kelsey Monson ...... 18 —— Josh Thorpe ...... 16 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER (2-yr.) Wayne Puppe ...... 12 City of Pembina Brian K. Kroshus (Rep.)...... 146 ...... 195 ...... 190 ...... 204 ...... 87 ...... 103 ...... 925 Stacey Trosen ...... 11 Mayor Casey Buchmann (Dem.) ...... 78 ...... 94 ...... 77 ...... 95 ...... 30 ...... 66 ...... 440 Stuart Askew ...... 4 Kyle Dorion ...... 84 Rebekah Laxdal ...... 3 Write-In (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 Ken Norby ...... 30 Rick Kendall ...... 3 Other Write-Ins ...... 7 Aaron Carter ...... 3 TAX COMMISSIONER Andrew Hay...... 2 Council Member Ryan Rauschenberger (Rep.)...... 144 ...... 199 ...... 192 ...... 201 ...... 87 ...... 103 ...... 926 Wayne Clarksean ...... 2 Allen D. Huttunen ...... 86 Kylie Oversen (Dem.) ...... 82 ...... 96 ...... 75 ...... 96 ...... 32 ...... 66 ...... 447 Melvin Stark...... 2 Ron Fritz ...... 73 Jon Russell ...... 2 Write-In (Libertarian)...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 Michael Fitzgerald ...... 95 Lacey Hinkle ...... 2 Ken Norby ...... 5 Other Write-Ins ...... 12 JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT Phillip Hall ...... 5 —— Lisa Fair McEvers...... 162 ...... 168 ...... 192 ...... 175 ...... 76 ...... 115...... 888 John Feldman ...... 5 Robert V. Bolinske, Sr...... 70 ...... 112 ...... 73 ...... 120 ...... 41 ...... 44 ...... 460 Rebecca Volk ...... 5 City of Crystal Pat Burton ...... 4 Holly Phillips ...... 3 JUDGE OF THE DIST. COURT #3 (2-yr.) Mayor Larry McCollum ...... 31 Matthew Chale ...... 3 ...... 218 ...... 275 ...... 254 ...... 292 ...... 115 ...... 155 ...... Anthony Swain Benson ...... 1,309 Jay Reilly ...... 12 Other Write-Ins ...... 24 —— COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST. #1 Council Member Hetty Walker ...... 219 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 219 Jacob Ganssle...... 28 City of St. Thomas Vincent Reilly...... 33 Ted Juhl ...... 4 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 Mayor Jay Reilly ...... 3 William Gunderson ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 Kevin (Tim) Higdem...... 44 Other Write-Ins ...... 3 Rich Margerum ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 Dennis Barker ...... 19 Cole Gunderson ...... 1 Other Write-Ins ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 6 Park Board Troy Lunde ...... 1 Shelly Hunter...... 36 Susanne McVay ...... 9 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST. #3 Council Member (4-yr.) Allison Olimb ...... 36 Hugh Ralston ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 250 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 250 Lance Christinson ...... 59 Kelly OʼToole ...... 1 Roger Olafson...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 Fred Ganssle...... 13 —— Bruce Cameron...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 Kevin (Tim) Higdem...... 4 Other Write-Ins ...... 15 Other Write-Ins ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 City of Drayton Park Board Member COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST. #5 Mayor Charles (Chip) Olson...... 93 Kevin Sisk ...... 64 Nick J. Rutherford...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 70 ...... 133 ...... 203 Ardis Olson ...... 44 Justin Douville ...... 5 Troy Kittelson...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 51 ...... 58 ...... 109 Other Write-Ins ...... 20 Other Write-Ins ...... 9 —— COUNTY AUDITOR / TREASURER Council Member Linda Schlittenhard ...... 231 ...... 298 ...... 264 ...... 325 ...... 119 ...... 162 ...... 1,399 Jordan Grundstrom ...... 126 City of Walhalla Christopher Passa...... 146 Dawn Menzies ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 6 Mayor Mark Prigge ...... 93 Christopher D. Jackson...... 88 Other Write-Ins ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 Michael J. Larson...... 111 Michael Belanus ...... 150 Other Write-Ins ...... 12 Joel Smith ...... 1 COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY Municipal Judge Rebecca Flanders...... 224 ...... 286 ...... 258 ...... 303 ...... 116 ...... 159 ...... 1,346 Council Member Todd Gozdal ...... 30 Robert Fleming ...... 4 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 6 Myrna Styles ...... 173 Andy Duncklee ...... 3 Larry Schill...... 192 Larry DuBois ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 Clinton VanCamp ...... 3 Raela Kalis ...... 190 Other Write-Ins ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 Rich Johnson...... 3 Joel Mostad ...... 84 Mike Aasand ...... 2 Other Write-Ins ...... 8 COUNTY RECORDER / Brett VanCamp ...... 2 Lyle VanCamp ...... 2 CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT Municipal Judge Randy Schuster...... 2 Kay Newell Braget ...... 244 ...... 313 ...... 269 ...... 337 ...... 122 ...... 164 ...... 1,449 James Benjaminson ...... 153 Other Write-Ins ...... 14 Casey Kreig ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 Dennis Dame...... 84 Helen Schill ...... 1 Penny Karel ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 4 Park Board Member (4-yr.) Corey Grochowski ...... 13 Park Board Robbie Corrick...... 11 COUNTY SHERIFF Waldemar Melsted...... 187 Patti Thompson ...... 7 Terry Meidinger...... 233 ...... 310 ...... 256 ...... 298 ...... 118 ...... 157 ...... 1,372 Danial Nelson ...... 177 Margaret Pollestad ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 8 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 16 James McCoy ...... 70 Jeff Osvold...... Andrea Passa ...... 5 Other Write-Ins ...... 4 Marcus Ramsay...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 4 ...... 16 Brandon Weimer ...... 4 Other Write-Ins ...... 4 ...... 3 ...... 5 ...... 5 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 20 Randy Corrick ...... 4 Park Board (2-yr. Unexpired) Lindsay Pollestad ...... 3 Steven Ouellette ...... 77 Jessie Aasand ...... 3 COUNTY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Hailey Moore ...... 158 Steve Staskivige ...... 3 Cavalier Chronicle ...... 248 ...... 305 ...... 271 ...... 338 ...... 118 ...... 173 ...... 1,453 —— Other Write-Ins ...... 54

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that the within and foregoing Abstract of Votes cast at the Primary Election, held at STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA the Pembina County Courthouse poling site in Cavalier, ND for all precincts of this County, is a true and correct abstract, according to the returns made by the Election Board for all precincts of this County. County of Pembina ss Cavalier, ND, June 12, 2018 } Witness our hands and the seal of said County, the day and year first above written. /s/ JIM BENJAMINSON, Chairman County Commissioners; /s/ ISAAC E. STEGMAN, Dist. 10 Republican Party Representative; (SEAL) /s/ PENNY KAREL, Clerk of District Court Representative; /s/ CHARLES HART, Dist. 10 Democratic Party Representative; /s/ LINDA SCHLITTENHARD, County Auditor CAVALIER EQUIPMENT

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College of Science, Wahpeton, ND. Dunnigan, Darlene (Richard) Stark, He married Karen Sondeland of Brian (Julie) Hardy, Colleen Hardy Obituary Edinburg, ND on July 16, 1983. (Doug Strand), and Kristi Hardy. He NDGCA Camping And Caching 2018 They made their home in rural is also survived by many nieces and Geocachers from across North Donald W. Hardy Walhalla where Don farmed with his nephews. Dakota, Minnesota, and Canada father, brother, nephew, and son. Preceding him in death were his traveled to Icelandic State Park Donald W. Hardy, age 59, of Don loved to farm. He enjoyed grandparents: William E. “Bill” and this past weekend, June 22nd to Walhalla, ND, planting the crops and was very Mary Hardy and Joe and Sarah June 24th, to take part in the passed away happy when the crops were off and Hillman; uncles: Greemer Hillman, annual North Dakota Geocaching Friday, June 22, the combine was parked. He also Tom Fischer, and Lyle Hardy; and Association’s Camping and 2018 at his home. loved to hunt, fish, and spend quality aunt, JoAnn Hardy. Caching event hosted by Brian Don was born time with his family. Don loved to Funeral services were held Weiss and his family (aka Dec. 12, 1958 at go for a Sunday drive in his dream Tuesday morning, June 26, 2018 at Cavalier, ND to car, a Dodge Challenger. He loved the Walhalla Lutheran Church in weissfamily_m&ms), Chad and William and Lois his daily coffee and visit with his Walhalla. A visitation and prayer Jane Thorvilson (aka trycacheus (Hillman) Hardy. friends at the C-Store, Cavalier and service were held Monday evening, and theotherhalf), and the Don grew up and the Walhalla Cenex. also at the church. In lieu of flowers NDGCA. DONALD W. HARDY lived in the He is survived by his wife, Karen; memorials are preferred to the Geocaching is a recreational Walhalla area his children: Nicole (Adam) Minster of Walhalla Ambulance Service. activity of using GPS coordinates entire life, and graduated from Grand Forks, ND and Brenyn Hardy An online guest book may be signed to find hidden containers. The Walhalla H.S. in 1977. He then of Walhalla; parents, Bill and Lois at www.askewfuneralhome.com game takes place internationally attended the North Dakota State Hardy; siblings: Sharon (John) — with over 3 million geocaches placed. North Dakota has over 2800 geocaches hidden in the state. “Dakota Grown, It’s All Good” The weekend kicked off with a Meet and Greet event, where geocachers got to visit and eat together, telling stories and putting geo-names to faces. Later on Friday evening, trycacheus gave a Geocaching 101 Presentation at the amphitheater. The night ended at a group campfire, where more geo- adventures were shared. Saturday was the main event. Registration started at 9:00 a.m., allowing geocachers to sign a walking stick as proof of their visit, pick up a scavenger hunt sheet, bingo card, and a bag of goodies to equip them while out on the trail. Many geocachers stayed and socialized in the gazebo, while others went out to go geocaching around Cavalier and the surrounding area. Geocachers had many options when geocaching in the northeastern corner of North Dakota. BusesRus hid a trail of geocaches along the path connecting Icelandic State Park and Cavalier (aka Cavlandic Trail), as well as a Scenic Backway series from Icelandic Park to Walhalla. Icelandic State Park’s rangers hid many geocaches inside the park. Trycacheus partnered with HPCRRRC to release the Pembina Walsh Historic Trail, where geocachers were able to earn a commemorative coin once they found five geocaches in that county while learning about history and using puzzle-solving skills. Plus, a multitude of other geocachers had hidden containers in the area, providing hours of searching and creative thinking, while touring the gorgeous green landscapes and farmland. into the dark for a scare. Then, Everyone met back at geocachers gathered around the Icelandic State Park for a group campfire for homemade donuts by picture and potluck supper. The the weissfamily_m&ms. NDGCA provided hotdogs and The next morning, geocachers brats, while attendees were asked met at Thompson’s Café in to bring side dishes. The gazebo Cavalier for a farewell breakfast. was full of lively talk of the days’ 2019’s Camping and Caching adventures, trycacheus’s evil event is set to be held in gadget caches and brainteasers, Dickinson, North Dakota. and the fun spent in the water. An For more information on auction was held, door prizes geocaching, visit geocaching.com. given away, and the winners from The North Dakota Geocaching the bingo card and scavenger hunt Association has a Facebook page participants announced. MamaJs8 and website, ndgca.org. All are won the scavenger hunt for the 3rd welcome to this fun, free family- year in a row. friendly activity. Following the prizes, NDGCA ____ met for their annual meeting. The night ended with a clever geocache bringing geocachers out

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Saturday, July 7th @ 4:30 p.m. Friday, July 6th @ 6pm Free Fireworks Display Valley Cruisers Show & Shine Popple Ridge # PARADE # Thursday, July 5 Saturday, July 7th @ 6pm Pickers 10:00 p.m. Grand Marshal - Miss North Dakota ON THE FREE STAGE Sponsored in part by Citizens State Bank - Midwest HAPPY Truck & WORLD Bull-O-Rama SHOWS Tractor & Horse Races CARNIVAL Little Texas Concert Exhibition Pull Friday, July 6 @ 7:00 p.m. & Wristband Specials: Sunday, July 8th @ 1pm Saturday, July 7 @ 7:00 p.m. Thursday, July 5th IN FRONT OF THE GRANDSTAND Thursday, July 5 ------5-10 p.m. 8:00 p.m. in the Grandstand $15.00 - Ages 12 & Up $15.00 - Ages 12 & Up Friday, July 6 ------4-10 p.m. All Admissions — $20.00 $10.00 - Ages 5 to 11 $10.00 - Ages 5 to 11 Saturday, July 7 - - - - 12-5 p.m. & 5-10 p.m. Sponsored in part by United Valley Bank Ages 4 & Under - FREE! Ages 4 & Under - FREE! Sunday, July 8 ------Noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 7th @ 6:00 p.m. If you purchase 3 Wrist Band Sunday, July 8th KIDS’ DAY Vouchers for $20.00 each @ 1:00 p.m. Saturday, July 7 before 5:00 p.m. Thursday, James Balyeat October Road 1:30 p.m. July 5th, you receive a 4th Family Band - Saturday, July 7th voucher FREE! Starts @ 8:30 p.m. East of the Beer Garden 3:00 p.m. - Pedal Pull ON THE FREE STAGE Sponsored by CHS - Drayton at the Free Stage # Call 265-4019 for Ticket Information # Starting July 2nd, call the Fair Office @ 265-3134. #