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Construction keeps humming along in Thief River Falls. This week, crews many cone zones in and around Thief River Falls and motorists are asked have been installing curb and gutter on the new roundabout at Highway 32 to stay alert, especially at night, stay off cell phones and mobile devices, 13 children and Mark Boulevard. Concrete installation was also progressing. There are obey posted speed limits and be patient. have had inflammatory disease in Construction keeps humming along by April Scheinoha jects/2020/thief-river-falls. River Falls, is expected to roundabout this week. The interview with the Northern Minnesota Reporter Tuesday’s update focused remain in effect for at least roundabout is expected to be Watch, RLWD Administra- on the Highway 32 resurfac- another week or week and a paved at the end of July. tor Myron Jesme said that by David Hill Construction keeps hum- ing project. Milling was ex- half, according to Project The Red Lake Watershed box culvert is expected to be Editor ming along in the Thief pected to start Tuesday on Manager Andrea Weleski. District has installed its box in place in mid-July. Another River Falls area. The Min- Highway 32 in the City of St. The public is reminded to culvert underneath High- box culvert will be installed Dr. Ruth Lynfield, state nesota Department of Trans- Hilaire. Paving was ex- use the signed detour route. way 32 as part of the West- under Pennington County epidemiologist and medical portation provided its pected to start Wednesday. Once the detour ends, side Flood Damage State Aid Highway 7, west of advisor, reported Wednesday weekly construction update The crew was then expected both northbound and south- Reduction Project. The Highway 32. Jesme expected that between May 17 and Tuesday, June 30. to move north as part of the bound traffic will be able to RLWD is preparing for the that box culvert would be in- June 19 they have had 13 re- Updates are held every resurfacing project, which use the bypass road for the installation of two other box stalled in late July. Detours ports of children with multi- Tuesday at 10 a.m. Access ends at the intersection with roundabout, which is under culverts within the next will be required for both box system inflammatory the weekly registration link Oakland Park Road in Thief construction north of San- month. culverts. syndrome in Minnesota. on the meetings tab of the River Falls. ford Health. Weleski said One box culvert will be in- According to the CDC, project website at A detour for Highway 32, curb and gutter was ex- stalled under Highway 1, multisystem inflammatory www.mndot.gov/d2/pro- from St. Hilaire to Thief pected to be installed at the west of Petro Pumper. In an syndrome in children (MIS- C) is a condition where dif- ferent body parts, including the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes, or gas- trointestinal organs, can be- TRF Council per-diem come inflamed. Children with MIS-C may have a fever and various symptoms, payments come under fire including abdominal (gut) pain, vomiting, diarrhea, Council member hosted by Thief River Falls With regard to “Open neck pain, rash, bloodshot Radio. Prudhomme also re- Line,” Holmer said he ap- eyes, or feeling extra tired. questions mayor’s ferred to Holmer’s trip to peared on the program with Officials do not yet know Washington, D.C.. Holmer Erik Beitel, Pennington what causes MIS-C. How- per diem requests had gone to the nation’s cap- County emergency manage- ever, many children with ital as part of “A Discussion ment director. MIS-C had the virus that with the Nation’s Mayors on “I honestly don’t see how causes COVID-19, or had by April Scheinoha Reporter Transforming America’s this can be abused,” said been around someone with Communities” in January. council member Steve COVID-19. Prudhomme told Holmer, Narverud. Of the 13 cases, 11 had It’s a given that, after being elected to serve on the “You’re blasting through our Narverud added that he evidence of having COVID- budget.” doesn’t think the public’s 19, only two were not con- Thief River Falls City Coun- cil, there will be many meet- Holmer replied that he trust is being abused. firmed by lab tests, but had asked the council about trav- Narverud, a county em- a history of exposure to indi- ings to attend. City Council members receive per-diem eling to Washington, D.C., ployee, said there is a “huge viduals who tested positive before going on the trip. He difference” between City for COVID-19. Seventy- payments to attend some of those meetings in addition noted everyone said it was Council and the Pennington seven percent were male, fine. Holmer didn’t stay County Board, which is paid eight required intensive to their normal salaries. However, one council mem- overnight, and Bergan “considerably more” than care. The average age of the Travel covered Holmer’s the council. children was 5. Most of the ber feels the mayor is taking advantage of the city’s policy. flight. “We’re not the county,” children, 73 percent, had no Holmer added that he has Prudhomme replied. prior medical condition. At the Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday, spoken on behalf of the city County Board recently In May, the CDC sent out in both Washington, D.C., raised its own salary by a health advisory for physi- June 30, council member Rachel Prudhomme said and St. Paul. He noted that about 2% to $21,500. That cians warning that children he helped the city secure increase is effective Jan. 1. may be impacted more than Mayor Brian Holmer was charging the city to appear $80,000 in funding after a –––––––––– previously thought by windstorm. Page 6 COVID-19. The advisory on “Open Line,” a radio show Downtown pavement markings were completed this week in was issued regarding case Thief River Falls. One of the street pavement signs was this. studies of many children It’s called a “sharrow.” who have become severely ill with symptoms similar to Minnesotans asked to remain Kawasaki Disease. What’s this about? Lynfield also reported that the state had received vigilant over the Fourth of July Downtown pavement mark- rules of the road, and for cy- another shipment of remde- ings called “sharrows” were clists to follow the rules of the sivir, a broad-spectrum an- by David Hill they are not invincible and Gov. Tim Walz said that he placed on city streets this week. road and be alert as well.” tiviral medication that is Editor reminded them that neither was keeping an eye on bars. The sharrows were requested After viewing the sharrows reducing recovery time of are their loved ones. “Even if Wednesday, Malcolm said by the Bike Thief River Falls in downtown Wednesday night, COVID-19 patients. Lynfield Health officials in Min- you are statistically less there had been a lot of con- group. The signs are simply Kajewski said he was disap- said the state had received nesota are encouraging resi- likely to experience compli- versations with leaders in there to alert motorists that bi- pointed because they were too 1,685 vials. Remdesivir is dents to remain vigilant over cations from COVID-19, you the hospitality industry, and cycles may be present and to far to the right of the traffic administered in five- or 10- the Fourth of July holiday can still spread it to those more specifically with folks improve safety. They are not lanes and too close to the inter- day course. Each five-day and observe COVID-19 guid- who are.” in the bar and restaurant dedicated bike lanes. A new bi- sections in some cases. When course uses up six vials. She ance. Last week, health offi- sector. She said they were cycle trails map is also being placed that close to the intersec- said this was the state’s sev- Commissioner of Health cials identified four bars getting good cooperation. completed in Pennington tions and that far right of the enth shipment of the med- Jan Malcolm said July 4 is that were connected to the Regarding guidance for so- County, and it brings, or will traffic lane, it gives motorists ication. often a time for friends and spread of COVID-19 over the cial distancing, she said they bring, people downtown so the the impression that bicyclists Lynfield also announced family to gather. It’s tempt- weekend of June 13 and 14. sent out more materials and pavement marking signs help will be turning. If bicyclists stay the completion of a sero- ing to go back to normal, but Because of this spread, they would be making an effort at people identify safe streets. that far to the right, he said prevalance or the level of a there’s a new normal that were working with the in- aggressive and effective Glen Kajewski, a member of they face the risk of running pathogen in a population, as requires everyone to protect spection arm of the health communication with the the Thief River Falls Bike Club into car doors when they are measured in blood serum themselves, their loved ones department, hinting at pos- public. said, the sharrows are probably suddenly opened. study. Overall, 1.2 percent and even the entire commu- sible regulatory measures, Bars pose a challenging more of an encouragement tool Mark Borseth, public works had a level of the pathogen. nity. though Malcolm said that environment, said Malcolm, for cyclists that aren’t as com- director, said the sharrows were Lynfield noted that blood In the wake of last week’s education would be first and but with over 300 cases as- fortable riding in traffic, and placed 13 feet from the curb, bank donors are not repre- disturbing increase in foremost. sociated with bars, people can serve as an awareness tool per guidance from the Min- sentative of all populations COVID-19 cases among in- During a media availabil- need to take this seriously. for motorists. “With all that nesota Department of Trans- in Minnesota. Additional dividuals in their 20s, she ity opportunity Tuesday at –––––––––– said, it’s still important for mo- portation Bicycle Facility studies are planned. asked them to remember the University of Minnesota, Page 6 torists to be alert and follow the Design Manual.

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St. Hilaire ● 75 Plummer the place became affection- ● ● Brooks Red Lake Falls nounced the appointment of vacancy occurring upon the ● Oklee 32 ● ately known as “Uncle *War Veterans receive discount* Trail Marcoux ● Gully ● ● Erskine Ms. Jeanine Brand as a Dis- retirement of the Honorable Mentor ● McIntosh Bill’s.” After that, it was 59 2 Call 218-681-2597 trict Court judge in Min- Paul T. Benshoof. She will be ● Winger empty for nearly 10 years. nesota’s Ninth Judicial chambered in Bemidji in Recently, the property Beltrami County. was purchased by Nick “Ms. Brand’s deep com- Knutson and Emily Knut- munity involvement and son, who are planning to wide-ranging legal experi- build a new Red Lake SPRING INTO SUMMER ence reflect important Min- County Insurance building nesota values of hard work AROUND at that location. It will be and integrity, and will serve the fourth new building on SALE PRICING her well on the bench,” said THEApril REGION Scheinoha the southern Highway 32 Walz. “She has consistently curve: Dollar General, Gravely Lawn Mowers IN STOCK! demonstrated her commit- Bye Bye Cenex, Dakota Heritage ment to fair and equal jus- particularly impressed by Tastee Freeze Bank and now the insur- tice for all Minnesotans, and her work to prevent violence ance office. - Red Lake Falls it’s an honor to appoint her against native women and Red Lake Falls - After Gazette, June 30, 2020 to the Ninth Judicial Dis- her commitment to sur- more than 40 years, the old trict.” vivors. We welcome her to Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan the bench, and we are grate- said, “Ms. Brand’s passion ful to Judge Benshoof’s Warren man charged with for her community and ded- many years of service to ication to fairness is unques- Minnesota. We wish him pointing a gun at a plane tionable. I have been well in retirement.” by April Scheinoha gotten upset about crop Atlas JSV 6000 & JSV 3000 Vehicles Reporter dusters in the past and that $ 00 planes dove over their home. 1,500 OFF VAER SAA GOD A Warren man has been She said Hodgson had some- All JSV 6000 charged in Polk County Dis- thing in his hand when she $ 00 Come and Eat trict Court drove into the driveway. She 1,000 after he al- said it was probably a shot- OFF All l e g e d l y gun, but she hadn’t heard JSV 3000 pointed an any shots. Now through We hope you enjoy these recipes reprinted from Julia Peterson Tufford’s u n l o a d e d When the deputy spoke 6/30/2020 • 1000 EFI engine “Scandinavian Recipes” cookbook ©1940. Feel free to contribute your shotgun at a with Hodgson, he allegedly 48mo./O.A.C.0% JSV 3400 own favorite Scandinavian recipes to [email protected] crop-dusting asked the deputy if the with power steering Mandel Kage sugar, add beaten egg, then plane flying deputy were talking to him (Almond Cookies) add flour, sifted with spices overhead on about the plane. Hodgson 1 cup shortening and baking powder. Grind the morning said he had been trying to 1/2 cup sugar almonds and add to mix- of Wednes- encourage the crop dusters 1 egg ture, mixing well. Roll day, June 24. to not spray over their home 1 teaspoon baking powder cookies in palm of hand and Vern Leroy Hodgson, 77, for the past five years. He 1 tablespoon cinnamon form into has been charged with said he hadn’t spoken to the 1/2 tablespoon cardamom small balls. Brush tops felony second degree as- pilot or the company spray- 1-2/3 cups flour with beaten egg and water sault. A mug shot wasn’t ing the nearby land. Hodg- 1 cup roasted almonds mixture. Bake in moderate available as of presstime son said he was trying to get Cream shortening and oven. Thursday. them to take him seriously. The charge stemmed After the plane had traveled from a June 24 report to the over the home the fourth Polk County Sheriff’s Office, time that day, Hodgson said, Marshall County Assessor’s Office according to the complaint. he held up an unloaded shot- The Marshall County Assessor’s Office will begin its 2021 payable A Marshall County sheriff’s gun and waved it at the 2022 assessment starting July 2020. Minnesota Statute 273.08 deputy reported that a pilot plane. He said he didn’t requires that all properties must be viewed by a licensed assessor told his spouse, an agency point it at the plane, but he every five years. However, as a concern for the health and safety of employee, that a man had wanted the pilot and com- Summer all during the COVID-19 pandemic, we will not be attempting any pointed a gun at his plane. pany to not hurt him or the interior inspections. Instead, postcards will be sent out to those The pilot had a photo of the woman. Hodgson said he Specials property owners within the quintile with the date range in which an man. It was determined the told a neighbor that he exterior inspection and an attempted phone call to the property owner incident allegedly occurred would take the end of the will take place. During the phone call, the Marshall County Assessor’s at 23114 170th Ave. N.W. in plane off. He admitted that Good selection of Office will be looking to verify current information as well as any Warren. When interviewed he handled the situation the snowblowers in stock changes to the property, such as new construction, buildings that have by a deputy, Hodgson was al- wrong way. been removed, or changes in acres. Physical inspections of bare land legedly wearing clothes that The pilot allegedly told properties, and the use of Surety, GIS, and Pictometry as tools to verify matched a description pro- the deputy that he initially information, will continue to take place. vided by the pilot. thought Hodgson was shoot- Please contact the Marshall County Assessor’s Office at A woman allegedly told a ing something in his yard. (218) 745-5331 with any questions you may have. deputy that Hodgson had He indicated Hodgson was waving the gun and had the muzzle pointed horizontally to the ground. He continued spraying the crop, but he NOTICE! thought it was odd and grabbed his phone in order MAPLE LAKE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT to take a photo on the next ANNUAL MEETING POSTPONED pass. 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Moore; Grygla – Trystan Tverstol; Warren – Made- Dave Hill The service to celebrate Jelle; Hallock – Ben Sug- line Wurtzel. Why Buy it.. Editor Elaine’s life will be held 10 den; McIntosh – Kaitlyn [email protected] a.m. on Saturday, July 11, 2020 at Johnson Funeral When you can rent it? Service in Thief River Falls. Taking it Visitation will be one hour out or prior to the service. Burial Putting it will be at Oak Grove Ceme- in... We tery in Newfolden. have the Scott DCamp NCTC announces president’s list Cement equipment! Sports Editor Tools [email protected] Northland Community son; Oklee – Bridget Luis Calderon, Caleb Dyrud, and Technical College has Fiedler, Emily Kolstoe, Chad Dziengel, Tyler Ellef- Since released its president’s list Randy Lamb, Karena Melby, son, Gretchen Georgeson, 1983 for the spring 2020 semester. Janae Olson and Michael Molly Halsa, Jenna Hin- Students must have at Wojciechowski; Plummer – richs, Carina Huot, Aaron least 12 earned credits as of Calyssa Eskeli and Katelyn Jacobson, Marisa Jesme, 118 Main Ave. N. the last day of the semester Suchy; Red Lake Falls – Asia Johnson, Steven John- Thief River Falls, MN  (218) 681-5862 April Scheinoha and a semester grade-point Kari Flage and John Scheie; son, Nicholas Johnson, Reporter average of 3.75 to 4.0 to be Roseau – Zachary Bennett, Brandon Johnsrud, Keaden [email protected] eligible for the president’s Nicholas Geroy, Renata No- Kempert, Elaina Knott, Jay- list. vacek, Carter Novacek and den Knutson, Justen Lee, Area students named to Izaak Olson. Tyler Lilja, Emily McLean, the president’s list included: St. Hilaire – Josiah An- John Motta, Allie Pasch, CITY OF THIEF RIVER FALLS NOTICE from Argyle – Savannah derson and Hannah Flade- Kianna Sandigan, Melanie Riopelle; Badger – Tyler land; Stephen – Lexus Efta, Sturre, Kathryn Szymanski, Online AUCTION DeDe Coltom Haugen and Morgan Melby; Kayla Kuznia, Emma Hunter Tabatt, Jonathan The City of Thief River Falls will hold an Online Auction Erskine – Kia Bachand, Rominski and Hannah Szk- Thorn, Hannah Tully and Sales and Tapanga Bratager and larski; Thief River Falls – Nicholas Wheat; Warren – that ends on July 7, at 7:00 p.m. Marketing Melina Schmidt; Jacob Anderson, Alyssa Au- Grace Olson, Nerissa Vester- Website is: www.citytrf.net [email protected] Goodridge – Dylan Man- dette, James Bimler, Julie gaard; and Warroad – There is also a link on the City’s website: derud, Jordan Skibicki and Borchardt, Kiara Butler, Catherine Marty. Nolan Smith; Greenbush – Lower left on the Home page for bidding on surplus Ryan Hlucny, Brady Kilen, Items up for auction to include: Kjerstie Lieberg, Carly • 2-Trucks • 2-Trailers Mekash, Madisyn Opdahl OKLEE SIDEWALK PROJECT • One-way truck mounted snow blade • Large air compressor Red Lake County and the City of Oklee communities are working to Tom Williams and Emily Wicklund; • Hockey nets • Misc. concession stand items Sales and Grygla – Maci Bakken; improve the pedestrian experience along 1st Avenue (CSAH 53), Gully – Kelsey Carlin. Main Street, and 2nd Avenue (CSAH 22) in Oklee, Minnesota. The PublicSurplus.com Marketing McIntosh – Kira Ness; adjacent sidewalks are in poor condition and do not meet current [email protected] Middle River – Tessani Pe- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. In addition to ADA terson, O’Brien Stromsodt compliance, pedestrian improvements will include moving streetlight and Emily Tarala; New- poles from the center of sidewalks, adding curb ramps and improving folden – Ellert Adamek, Lisa Biller and Brooke Han- stormwater runoff. Building downspouts can direct runoff over sidewalks, creating challenges for passersby during the winter. These Dariann Leigh roads were last reconstructed 20 years ago and are in need of some reconditioning. “Start children off on the way they to perform in should go, and even when they are Most Oklee residents will receive a project booklet in the mail old they will not turn from it.” Roseau with three design options and a survey to provide feedback to - Proverbs 22:6 Dariann Leigh will per- project designers. The materials are also available online at GET IN THE GAME WITH ST. BERNARD’S! form Thursday, July 9 at https:// wsb.mysocialpinpoint.com/oklee -sidewalk. 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DO YOU NEED A ELECT MICHAEL TYLER NEW SUIT TO WEAR? Maple Lake District Board of Directors th Volunteer Firefighters Needed August 19 at Annual Meeting EDITORIAL OPINIONS Firefighters needed for Prepared and paid for by Michael Tyler, Dave Hill, Editor ~ e-mail: [email protected] Middle River, Newfolden, and Viking 15598 Oak Cove Resort Rd SE, Mentor, MN, 56736 on his own behalf. Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate opinion of other staff members. Opinions in items from other publica- If Interested Please Contact: thinking and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other - tions may not coincide with the editor’s own views but are offered for wise, the editorials are written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent their general interest. Middle River - Jeremy Neste (218) 689-2776 Newfolden - Cody Underdahl (218) 416-0076 Defund the police? ion. 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POLICIES Letters To The Editor: The staff of the Northern Watch letters signed in print and will not withhold names of writers en cour ages written re sponses to editorial comment or letters from publication. with original thoughts or ideas of general interest. Letters Responses Invited: Letters critical of individuals or other should be intended for publication in Northern Watch exclu- entities may be shown to those individuals or representatives sively; letters sent to multiple publications will generally not of those entities in advance of publication with an invitation by be accepted. Right is reserved to edit letters for length and clar- newspaper staff for response in the same issue as the original radionorthland.org/programs ity and to reject letters deemed to be promotional in nature or letter. in poor taste. Corrections: If an error is made in news or advertising Letters Must Be Signed: All letters must be signed and publication, the staff encourages readers to call it to our imme- contain an address or phone number of the writer so authentic- diate attention by calling 681-4450. We will attempt to correct ity can be verified. Signatures must appear on letters pub- the error or clarify the misunderstanding in the next issue. lished. The staff believes that there is greater credibility in Farm, biofuels and health groups challenge EPA on SAFER

A coalition of ethanol, the final rule. the agency.” agriculture and public inter- In response to the EPA’s Additionally, in accor- est groups have challenged failure to credibly consider dance with Title II of the the Trump administration’s and advance mid-level Clean Air Act, EPA is re- recent fuel efficiency rule on ethanol fuel blends as an al- quired to reduce toxics in the grounds that it down- ternative to conventional gasoline to the greatest ex- plays the harm from reduced fuels, the groups filed a peti- tent possible as new tech- emission standards, ignores tion for review in the Supe- nologies become available. the efficiency and health rior Court of the District of “It’s been shown by many benefits of higher ethanol Columbia. studies that higher ethanol blends and fails to realize The legal challenge, led blends of fuel, such as E30, the promise of increased oc- by National Farmers Union produce fewer pollutants tane in gasoline. (NFU), also includes the and greenhouse gases than The rule in question, Governors Biofuels Coali- lower blends,” Minnesota known as Safer Affordable tion, the Clean Fuels Devel- Farmers Union President Fuel Efficiency Vehicle Rule opment Coalition, the Gary Wertish said. “We’re (SAFER), was finalized on Environment and Energy calling on EPA once again to April 30, 2020, reversing an Study Institute, several increase these blends, for Obama-era rule that called NFU state and regional divi- cleaner air, better fuel effi- for significant improvements sions including Minnesota ciency and more reliance on in vehicle efficiency. Issued Farmers Union (MFU), and American-grown fuels. We by the U.S. Environmental the Urban Air Initiative. don’t need to wait for new Protection Agency (EPA) and “There is strong evidence technology because we al- the National Highway Traf- that ethanol can improve ready have the resources we fic Safety Administration fuel efficiency and reduce need in biofuels.” (NHTSA), it established a greenhouse gas emissions, The petitioners believe 1.5% increase in efficiency all while providing new mar- this action will require EPA each year for light-duty ve- kets for farmers and bolster- to defend a flawed cost-ben- hicles, rather than the 5% ing rural economies,” said efit analysis and faulty as- increase in the previous NFU President Rob Larew. sumptions regarding the rule. In the notice of pro- “Given their benefits, NFU emissions and harm associ- posed rulemaking, EPA re- advocated a clear path to ated with the toxic and car- quested information on adoption of mid-level cinogenic aromatic octane levels and how they ethanol blends in our earlier compounds refiners cur- could be increased in accor- comments – which EPA all rently use for octane in con- dance with the Clean Air but ignored. As such, NFU is ventional fuels. Act, but ultimately failed to well-positioned to advance address these concerns in this legal challenge against Saturday, July 4, 2020 NORTHERN WATCH Page 5 Bandits drop season-opening twinbill to EGF

Jake Hjelle was a one- EGF hitters at one point bottom of the sixth, Zach pitch to keep the inning man wrecking crew during after striking out EGF’s Westlund led off the inning alive, before Hartmann Monday night’s double Kaden Robinson for the sec- with a walk and went from grounded out to short to end header as the East Grand ond out of the fourth inning. first to third on a wild pitch, the game. Forks first baseman and des- Jackson Thousic kept the but was stranded there when Jeff Vetterkind picked up ignated hitter recorded nine inning kept the fourth inning Praska flew out to center. the win for East Grand RBIs in a double header alive with a walk. Beck sin- EGF added an insurance Forks, going six innings and sweep of Thief River Falls at gled and Spencer reached on run on one hit in the top of striking out eight batters. the Multi-Events Center. a free pass to load the bases the sixth to go in front 7-0. Berg took the loss for the East Grand Forks claimed to bring Hjelle to the plate. The score remained 7-0 after Bandits. the opener 7-2 and made it a After homering in his frist the Bandits stranded a cou- EGF came out swinging clean sweep with a 12-3 win at bat, Hjelle struck out in ple more base runners in the again in game two, once in the nightcap. the third inning. He hit the bottom of the sixth. again led by Hjelle who Thief River Falls starter ball hard again in his third Westlund and Manderud added four more RBIs to his Adam Berg walked leadoff at bat and cleared the bases walked to lead off the bottom game total of six. hitter Carter Beck and num- with a double that rolled to of the seventh inning. Praska ber two hitter Logan Spencer the centerfield wall. Hjelle grounded out to short for the Game 1 reached on an error by third took third on the throw to the first out. Jonah Jiminez sin- r h e baseman Riley Manderud to plate. gled to load the bases for the EGF...... 300 301 0 - 7 5 3 bring Hjelle to the plate with Thief River Falls, mean- second time in the ball game. TRF...... 000 000 2 - 2 2 3 Pitching - (EGF) Jeff Vetterkind - two on and no one out. Berg while, managed just two base Westlund scored from third W, 6 IP, 0 runs, 1 hit, 8 strikouts, 4 fell behind in the count and runners in the first two in- on a wild pitch, with Man- walks; (TRF) Adam Berg - L, 4 IP, 5 Hjelle blasted the fourth nings, with first baseman derud and Jiminez each mov- runs, 3 hits, 5 strikeouts, 4 walks. pitch of the at bat over the Grant Hartmann reaching ing up a base. Offensive highlights - (EGF) Jake left field wall to give East on an error, and catcher Zach Keaden Kempert Hjelle 2/3, home run, double, run, Grand Forks a 3-0 lead. Praska reaching via a hit by grounded out to short for the walk, 6 RBI; (TRF) Jonah Jiminez Berg pitched around an- pitch. second out, with Manderud 1/1, walk, RBI. other hit and error in the The Bandits went down in scoring on the play to cut the Game 2 first to strand a pair of run- order in the third and fourth deficit to five runs. Matt No statistics available. ners. He retired nine straight innings. Trailing 6-0 in the Kolden reached on a hit by

MN DNR: Make safe boating the hallmark of July 4th fun

Minnesota’s lakes and boaters the best times on the influence is the leading con- least 6 feet away from people rivers have been particularly water are those that end tributing factor in boating ac- who are not from same popular this season as people safely. cidents and fatalities. Often, household. This is essential ignite or reignite their pas- As part of the nationwide the reason time on the water on boats as well as at boat sion for the water and take Operation Dry Water effort turns tragic is because the launches, fishing piers, and advantage of abundant op- July 3-5, DNR conservation people thrown into the water docks. When launching and Adam Berg, Thief River Falls’ opening day starter on portunities to boat and fish officers and their public weren’t wearing a life jacket. loading the boat, give others Monday, retired nine batters in a row at one point close to home. With a busy safety partners will be work- Although even one boating- plenty of time and space to against East Grand Forks but he couldn’t escape the Fourth of July weekend on ing to ensure all boaters related fatality is too many, finish launching or loading tap, the Department of Nat- safely enjoy their time on the it’s worth noting the 2019 before approaching. fourth inning in a 7-2 loss. ural Resources reminds water. A particular focus will boating season in Minnesota • Own your wake. Shared be on boat operators who are saw the fewest fatalities on resources require shared re- under the influence of alcohol record. sponsibility. Be aware of the or drugs and have the poten- “Boating is a safe activity, wake your boat creates and Annual KC Junior Golf tial to negatively affect not and that’s even more true if the impact it has on shore- just their own lives, but also people take a few safety pre- line erosion as well as haz- those of other boaters. cautions before they head out ards created by large wakes Tournament set for July 20 “Everyone defines a fun on the water,” said Lisa to swimmers, paddlers, and day on the water a little dif- Dugan, DNR Enforcement others who are boating. The annual Knights of Shotgun start at 9 a.m., sign- quired to fill out a waiver ferently, but we can all agree Division recreation safety • Enjoy the view and put Columbus Junior Golf Tour- in at 8:30, for ages 13-14, and and a health questionnaire. the best days are those that outreach coordinator. away the phone. Just as dis- nament will be held at Oak 15-17. Shotgun start at noon, The waiver should be sent to provide lasting positive People should keep a few tracted driving is a concern Knolls Golf Course in Red sign-in at 11:30 for ages 11- Steve Philion before July 20 memories,” said Rodmen safety tips in mind as they on our roads, distracted boat- Lake Falls on Monday, July 12 and 10 and under. and the health questionnaire Smith, director of the DNR prepare to enjoy the Fourth ing can lead to accidents and 20. The entry fee for all age The preferred entry dead- must be handed in the morn- Enforcement Division. “Min- of July holiday on the water: fatalities on our waters. groups is $5 and it includes line is noon on Sunday, July ing of the tournament. To re- nesotans by and large do a • Leave the alcoholic bev- • Take a boating safety green fees. No lunch this 19, but participants may still ceive the waiver and health great job of keeping them- erages on the shore. Drunk course. The vast majority of year, due to COVID-19, and register the morning of July questionnaire, send an email selves and their fellow boating is the same as drunk boating accidents occur on all groups will play nine 20. Send entries to Steve to [email protected]. boaters safe on the water, driving. boats where the operator has holes only. Philion, 518 Champagne Ave. The event is sponsored by and conservation officers are • Wear a life jacket. It’s not taken a boating safety There will be separate SW, Red Lake Falls, MN the Holy Family Knights of committed to making sure the best way to stay safe on class. boys and girls age groups. 56750, or 218-253-2499, or Columbus Chapter of Red that continues.” the water. Find more information on Girls age groups will depend email [email protected]. Lake County for benefit of In Minnesota and across • Practice social distanc- the DNR's boating safety on the number of entrants. All participants are re- the youth in the area. the nation, boating under the ing while boating: stay at page.

A safe economic boost for Minnesota

Enbridge’s Line 3 Replacement Project will create thousands It will bring extra county tax revenue for many years to come. of family-supporting jobs. And it will mean a secure and steady supply of North American oil that fuels Minnesotans’ quality of life. This project is a $2.6 billion private investment in the state of Minnesota—an economic boost for local communities We’re focused on safety. And we’re ready to get to work. during construction. Learn more at enbridge.com/Line3US. Tribal communities will benefit directly from $100 million in Tribal-aliated work opportunities—including training, contracting, procurement and hiring from Tribes. Page 6 NORTHERN WATCH Saturday, July 4, 2020 COVID-19 update Remain vigilant/Continued (Continued from Page 1) On Tuesday, the median age Malcolm reiterated ear- was 38.9. lier advice that if people go The number of individu- out that they go out in small als hospitlized as of Tuesday groups, and spend more afternoon was 260, 125 of time outside than inside. which reequired intensive Statewide, Minnesota care. Those numbers are sig- had 426 new COVID-19 pos- nificantly down from past itive cases on Tuesday, weeks. bringing the state’s total to The testing volume on 36,716. Malcolm noted that that day was just under the median age of those test- 12,000. There have been ing positive continues to fall. 1,445 deaths in total. Mandatory masks? by David Hill provement. Editor Hicks also announced that while there continues to On June 26, the Min- be a shortage of M-95 nesota Medical Association masks, 3M has stepped in to (MMA) and 20 other state help over the next month. medical societies urged pub- Hicks also said the state lic and private leaders plans to continue to plan for This week, crews have been installing curb and gutter on the motorists are asked to stay alert, especially at night, stay off across the state to require expanded capacity at hospi- the wearing of face masks or tals in case there’s a large new roundabout at Highway 32 and Mark Boulevard. There cell phones and mobile devices, obey posted speed limits face coverings to help control surge of patients. are many cone zones in and around Thief River Falls and and be patient. the spread of COVID-19. The CDC recently added During a meeting the following guidance re- Wednesday, July 1, Min- garding masks: Mayor’s per diem requests challenged/Continued nesota Commissioner of • People wear cloth face Health Jan Malcolm said coverings in public settings (Continued from Page 1) month while the remaining “I feel there needs to be a among the council members, wearing masks is so impor- and when around people Commissioners are paid $75 council members are paid cap,” responded Prud- Prudhomme said that it tant, and that as the evi- who don’t live in your house- for meetings lasting four $550 per month. homme, who referred to re- would be better to focus on dence becomes more clear, is hold, especially when other hours and less, and $100 for Council members are quests for per-diem what Bellows is doing now. effective. Many cities, she social distancing measures a meeting lasting more than paid $32.50 per meeting payments. She noted he and Marissa said, have independently are difficult to maintain. four hours or if they are at- they attend with a limit of City committees are ex- Adam, who is now serving as taken this action. She said • Cloth face coverings tending two meetings in one two meetings per day. If they pected to further discuss interim police chief, are it’s prudent and the gover- may help prevent people day. If they attend a meeting attend more than two meet- council salaries and per- being proactive in managing nor has seriously considered who have COVID-19 from elsewhere and stay ings in a day on behalf of the diem payments in the near junk vehicles and messy it. spreading the virus to oth- overnight, that amount is city, they are only paid for future. yards in the city. She further He has said repeatedly ers. $125. They aren’t paid per- two meetings. They aren’t Committee of the noted that Adam was taking that for the efforts to slow • Cloth face coverings diem rates for County Board paid per-diem rates for City Whole came to a consen- the helm the next day from the spread to work, Min- are most likely to reduce the meetings. Their reimburse- Council meetings; however, sus regarding a progres- Police Chief Dick Witten- nesotans have to buy in and spread of COVID-19 when ments are listed as line they are paid per-diem rates sion raise for Deputy berg. understand the value of they are widely used by peo- items in the bills presented for city committee meetings Police Chief Jaeger Bel- “I just wanted to express doing it, and can’t always ple in public settings. to commissioners and the if they provide documenta- lows. The council is set to my concern, so it’s out in the mandated to do so. • Cloth face coverings public. tion. The per-diem payments consider the raise to $7,274 open,” Sollom said. Dr. John Hicks, medical should NOT be worn by chil- The mayor is paid $600 are included as payroll and per month at its meeting Adam replied that she director at Hennepin dren under the age of 2 or per month. The vice mayor, not listed line-by-line in the Tuesday, July 7. wouldn’t let similar situa- Healthcare in downtown anyone who has trouble who is currently Jerald city bills. Council member Don Sol- tions progress to that point. Minneapolis, and advisor to breathing, is unconscious, Brown, is paid $575 per Narverud’s statements lom had initially asked to She said she intended to do the Minnesota Department incapacitated, or otherwise didn’t seem to quell Prud- add the raise to the Commit- her job and do it well. of Health, said it is very im- unable to remove the mask portant to wear masks. without assistance. nking Stamps homme’s concerns. She re- tee of the Whole agenda. He Narverud came to Bel- Self-I ferred to Holmer’s request said the city had encoun- lows’ defense, noting that Hicks encouraged every- The CDC guidance to for per-diem payments to at- tered some instances with Bellows has handled all that one to also practice social wear masks is based on tend two “Open Line” pro- officers not complying with has been asked of him. He distancing. what the CDC knows about Available at The Times grams, attend the St. the law. also referred to two resi- Hicks also provided an the role respiratory droplets Bernard’s Catholic School Council member Jason dents who recommended update on supplies for the play in the spread of the • Address • Dater/Number Parent/Community Lunch, Aarestad replied that Bel- Bellows after their separate statewide effort. Hicks said virus that causes COVID-19, and speak at a Golden Pio- lows wasn’t involved in all of encounters with him and his there are continued short- paired with emerging evi- • Notary • Signature ages of some parts of per- dence from clinical and lab- Logo Stamps neers meeting. Prudhomme those issues. work ethic. said, “These are not meet- Sollom responded that Sollom replied, “I know sonal protection equipment. oratory studies that shows ings.” Bellows was there, saw the he’s a very, very capable offi- For a long time, he said, the cloth face coverings reduce Holmer replied that citi- issues and could have been a cer in our police depart- state has had trouble getting the spray of droplets when Call The Times face masks and gowns, but worn over the nose and (218) 681-4450 zens want the council to at- better leader. ment.” tend these events. After some discussion lately, they’ve seen an im- mouth. Saturday, July 4, 2020 NORTHERN WATCH Page 7

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Call criminal history background check, and meet State Physical Examination Call Tom or Erika for info or send resume to [email protected] Must have valid drivers license. Con- 218-689-5656. F4t60p Requirements check. 218-681-4820 tact Brian at 218-681-3381. Email For full job posting and qualifications please visit our website [email protected]. 38tfc www.badger.k12.mn.us and click on “About Us” and “Employment Opportunities” Application Closing Date is open until filled Now Hiring Open Position D & D Commodities in Stephen, MN. HELP WANTED for Part-Time NOW HIRING Janitorial Now Hiring Help needed beginning early August for a Kitchen Staff, Cleaning D & D Commodities in Stephen is hiring for full-time, large Grain and Soybean Farm in Pembina, Dishwashers & part-time, and temporary/seasonal positions in ND. Part-time positions available and possibly In a commercial setting. production. On the job training is available. Competitive a full-time position available. Servers/Bartenders Paying $20.00 an hour. We operate new John Deere Equipment. Evenings 5-8 p.m. Quiet wages based on skills & experience. Full-time includes Part-time or full-time atmosphere with Must be willing to work long hours. We have modern individual available several company-paid benefits, paid time off & 401k sleeping rooms with a kitchen facility and laundry room available. competitive wage. retirement plan. Come in and fill out an 2-3 days a week, Apply at www.ddcommodities.com, If interested, please call Wilwand Farms: application. no weekends. or call 218-478-3308 for an application. Tony at 701-520-0333 Thief River Falls Located in TRF. or Farm Office 701-825-6377 1060 Hwy 32 S NO PHONE CALLS 218-686-5427 HELP WANTED - RAILCAR REPAIR TRAINEES Northern Plains Rail Services in Erskine is hiring full-time and seasonal Railcar Repair Trainees willing to work overtime hours. Duties POWDER PAINTERS include cleaning and repair of railcars. Welding experience desired but Central Boiler, Inc. / Altoz, Inc. / Currently Hiring: not mandatory. Starting wage is based on experience level. Successful WoodMaster, Inc. is now hiring self-motivated individuals applicants will be required to complete Drug & Alcohol Screening. for temporary and full-time positions. Starting pay will be Consolidated EquipmentProduction Group, LLC (also Workers known as Erskine Attachments) up to $18.00/hr depending on the position. Positions is currently hiring Production workers. Production workers should have Stop by to pick up an application available include: assemblers, powder painters, machine operators, shipping and welders. experience in any or all of the following areas: Welding, Powder Paint or call 218-687-3499 for more info. Qualified applicants can visit www.centralboiler.com to and Assembly. Applicants should be capable of lifting 50 pounds, be EOE download an application and mail, fax or e-mail resume to: detail oriented, show a mechanical aptitude and be willing to flex where Central Boiler, Inc. / Altoz, Inc. / WoodMaster, Inc. needed. Consolidated Equipment Group, LLC is a leading manufacturer Human Resources of skid steer and compact tractor attachments and has been designing, Long-Term Substitute 20502 160th St., Greenbush, MN 56726 building, and selling quality equipment for over 70 years. We offer a Phone: 800-248-4681 competitive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, Computers Teacher Fax: 218-782-3998 Red Lake County Central High School is seeking a disability, life insurance, paid time off, as well as a 401K plan with 3% Long-Term Substitute Computer Teacher for grades Email: [email protected] company contribution. 7-10. Position available Fall of 2020. Altoz.com CentralBoiler.com WoodMaster.com Please apply at: www.erskineattachments.com/careers September 8 through November 6. Interested candidates should contact Randy Pederson, Principal, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Public School is seeking a The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: at 218-796-5136. Full-Time School Nurse COMMUNICATION ARTS TEACHER or [email protected] For the upcoming 2020/2021 school year. (LONG-TERM SUBSTITUTE) – MIDDLE SCHOOL ISD 2906 is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. Qualifications: Licensed School Nurse, preferred. Licensed Thief River Falls Public Schools has an opening for a Long-Term Substitute Practical Nurse (LPN) & Registered Nurse (RN) should also Communication Arts Teacher at Franklin Middle School effective apply. approximately October 14, 2020 – December 23, 2020. Come join our team, Northwest Beverage Inc. is looking for a where you will work with other talented faculty and staff. TRF Schools Description: The school nurse is responsible for carrying values educators who display a willingness to grow professionally, to be Delivery/Driver Sales person to work out the district’s health program. Capacity to support both active members of our learning community, and to build positive Elementary & High School students and staff. relationships with students, parents, and colleagues. Full-Time Weekdays Duties: Must have good driving record and be able to lift and move 160 lb kegs Questions about the position can be directed to • Teach communication arts to middle school age students using a handcart. Experience with operating a forklift is helpful, CDL Kirk Thorstenson @ 218-201-0962 • Administer middle school communication arts curriculum consistent with preferred but not required. Competitive wages, commission, health district goals and objectives insurance, retirement plan, holidays, vacation and sick leave. Submit letter of application, resume and 3 references to: • Conduct ongoing assessment of student learning and modify instructional Please apply in person at Mr. Kirk Thorstenson, Superintendent methods appropriately 224 East Bridge Ave. • Maintain a system for accurate and complete record-keeping, grading and NORTHWEST BEVERAGE Warren, MN 56762 reporting requirements 1320 Greenwood Street West • Work with all staff in supporting student success or at TRF Workforce Center Position is open until filled. Qualifications: • Proper MN licensure (as defined by PELSB) • Successful prior communication arts teaching experience in grades 6-8 preferred Salary and Benefits: Per Negotiated Contract. Come work with an Caregiver Positions Available Application Deadline: Open until filled. AMAZING & CARING Looking for a job that offers flexibility? Online Application and other available opportunities can be found on group of people! the School District Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment Wanting to make a difference in the lives of others? Valley Assisted Living offers paid breaks, free employee meals, paid Prairie Community Services is a great place for YOU. Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. in-house training and working with incredible caring people! As well as, We currently have PT & FT positions available in Warroad, competitive wages and other perks! Roseau, Badger, Red Lake Falls & Thief River Falls. We are currently looking for: Join our team and make a difference in someone’s life every day CNC Laser RESIDENT AIDES just by coming to work. PCS is a subsidiary of St. Francis Health Part-Time 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm Services, a nonprofit organization, providing residential services Machine Part-Time 2:00 pm – 10:00 pm impacting and improving the lives of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Through PCS, employees are able Job Description & Requirements: Operator MEDICATION AIDES to obtain competitive wages, on the job paid training, holiday pay, Operate CNC Laser Cutting Machine. Prepare, change, Full-Time 2:00 pm – 10:00 pm employer paid pension plan, paid time off and a voluntary benefit setup tools & equipment for laser cutting jobs. Inspect These positions require an every other weekend and holiday rotation. package plan. parts to ensure accuracy and quality. Perform preventive Interested applicants may pick up an application at Valley Assisted Living For more information on this great opportunity please maintenance and cleaning to ensure maximum up- me. or submit their resume to the Business Office at 523 Arnold Avenue contact the HR Department @ 218-681-9909 Read blueprints, job orders, and other instructions to tisuch South, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 or email to [email protected] or check us out online at www.pcs.sfhs.org specifications as dimensions, tolerances, and tooling (AA/EOE) instructions. Manage daily workload and manufacturing requirements. Willing to assist in other manufacturing areas as needed. CNC Laser experience preferred but St. Bernard’s Catholic School, Thief River Falls is filling Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Public School is looking for a willing to train the right person. Able to lift and/or move Half-Time Fourth/Fifth up to 75 pounds. Full-Time Speech/Language Forsbergs, Inc. offers competitive wages and benefits Grade Teaching Position including health insurance, employer paid life insurance COME AND JOIN US FOR A FULFILLING CAREER! We are For the upcomingTeacher 2020/2021 school year. and short-term disability insurance, nine paid holidays, looking for a halftime 4th/5th grade position for the 20-21 school year with a possibility of a full-time position for the 21 -22 school year. Seeking an applicant that holds a current Minnesota paid vacation, paid sick, 401(K), and 401(K) employer speech/language license. Duties include providing contributions. St. Bernard's Catholic School (Preschool - 5th Grade) has combined Please apply in person at great teachers, a low student to teacher ratio, and the application of speech and language services to students with IEP technology to provide students with optimal learning opportunities Forsbergs, Inc. and a desire to achieve academic excellence. Join our team where you goals in grades PreK-12. 1210 Pennington Ave S. will '"Go Make a Difference!" Questions about the position can be directed to Thief River Falls, Minnesota Effective: 2020-2021 school year. Kirk Thorstenson @ 218-201-0962 POSITION IS OPENED UNTIL FILLED. Requirements: MN Elementary Education Send cover letter, resume, transcript, copy License (or ND in process of getting a MN). Salary and Benefits: 0.5 FTE per negotiated of MN license, and 3 letters of reference to: contract for a full-time position. Mr. Kirk Thorstenson, Superintendent Application Deadline: Open until filled. 224 East Bridge Ave. Please provide Letter of Interest, Resume, Transcripts, and current Warren, MN 56762 YOUR CAREER Teaching License. Move For additional questions please contact: Position is open until filled. Mrs. Laura Brickson, Principal, St. Bernard's School 117 Knight Ave. North, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 (218) 681-1539 ext 301 [email protected] The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: Forward. ELEMENTARY TEACHER (LONG-TERM SUBSTITUTE) ORDER FULFILLMENT COUNTY COORDINATOR Thief River Falls Public Schools has an opening for a Long-Term Substitute Elementary Teacher at Challenger Elementary School effective TEAM MEMBER approximately September 1, 2020 – October 30, 2020. Come join our team, Pennington County is seeking candidates for a County where you will work with other talented faculty and staff. TRF Schools Schedule: Monday-Friday 1:30 PM – 10:00 PM Coordinator. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, values educators who display a willingness to grow professionally, to be Starting Rate: $18.90 per hour executive and administrative work under the direction of the active members of our learning community, and to build positive County Board, Human Resources Manager, Human Rights Hands on, fast paced, active: these are the best words to describe a position relationships with students, parents, and colleagues. and Public Information Officer, Safety and Risk Management, Duties: in our world-class Product Distribution Center (PDC). As an Order Fulfillment facilitation of department and county budgets, and Director of • Teach elementary students in positive, interactive environment Team Member you are responsible for quickly and efficiently filling customers’ Buildings and Maintenance. Applicants should possess a • Administer curriculum consistent with district goals and objectives orders by picking product, packaging orders, shipping, or a variety of other bachelor’s degree in Business/Public Administration or • Conduct ongoing observation and assessment of student learning and duties to meet the highest quality standards and ensure customer satisfaction related field and 5+ years of experience in County or City modify instructional methods appropriately for our customers around the globe. Administration, or an equivalent combination of education • Maintain a system for accurate and complete record-keeping, grading and and experience to perform the essential duties of the job. reporting requirements • Work with all staff in supporting student success Applications and a complete job description are available Move forward with Digi-Key! Qualifications: in the Pennington County Attorney’s Office, 141 Main Ave S, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, on our website at: • Proper MN licensure (as defined by PELSB) • Successful elementary teaching experience preferred To learn more, call or visit us online today: http://co.pennington.mn.us, or can be emailed upon request. Applications along with resumes/supporting Salary and Benefits: Per Negotiated Contract. 218-681-7930 documents can be returned to Application Deadline: Open until filled. DIGIKEYCAREERS.COM the address above or may be emailed to: Online Application and other available opportunities can be found on [email protected]. the School District Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment Application deadline: July 10th, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. ©2020 Digi-Key Electroncis. Digi-Key Electronics is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 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To learn more, call or visit us online today: Income limits apply. Applications for 3 BED, 1 BATH MOBILE HOME: On • Drivers must pass a background check and a drug test. future housing may be picked up at large lot. Central air, large lot and 218-681-7930 the Skylite Office, 415 Arnold Ave. S., • Drivers must have a minimum of 12 months veri2able driving experience. close to TRF. $725 a month. 218- Contact Right Line Transport at Thief River Falls, between 8:00 a.m. 556-0866. 51tfc DIGIKEYCAREERS.COM and 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. 218-523-5606 or Toll Free 1-844-523-5606 2 CLEAN 2 BEDROOM APART- Equal Housing Opportunity. www.rightlinetransport.com ©2020 Digi-Key Electroncis. Digi-Key Electronics is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 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Nice location for a ROSEBUD REDS has a nice selec - 4,900 sq. ft. Many extras! hunting camp and has commercial possibilities tion of registered Red Angus year - Email: [email protected] as well. Asking $49,000. many profit-builder and 36x36 attached finished ling bulls, Website: www.trsalvage.com garage. Amazing lot! Natural For Sale: 307 acres of CRP land in Marshall Co. domain sons. Call Keith Sistad at Sealed bids will be accepted by the City of Thief River Falls, MN, for the near Strandquist. MN. Productivity index of 72, 701-367-5614 or 218-431-0641 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 sale of certain real property located in Marshall Co., MN, described as sand beach. Includes backlot! CRP comes out in 2020. CRP payment is follows: $57.60/acre. $1,095/acre. Tax Parcel ID Numbers: 32-0179-000 and 32-0175-001; Legally described See more details on the website: as: www.harvestlandsales.com The Southeast Quarter (SE1/4) of Section Twenty-six (26), Township One WANTED: Hundred Fifty-five (155) North of Range Forty-four (44) West of the Fifth Harvest Land Sales CONSIGNMENTS FOR AN ONLINE ONLY Principal Meridian; 25499 170th St. NW AND Warren, MN 56762 MACHINERY & MISC. AUCTION The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SW1/4NE1/4) of Section Price Reduced! $699,000 Call or Text Broker Twenty-six (26), Township One Hundred Fifty-five (155) North of Range Forty- Lane Loeslie No transporting items needed. We come to you. four (44) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, containing 200 acres more or less; Great opportunity to own 6.26 th Sealed bids for the purchase of the real property must be received at the acres and 572’ of beautiful 218-201-0832 Ad deadline: July 10 offices of City Administrator for the City of Thief River Falls, 405 3rd Street www.harvestlandsales.com East, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, prior to 3:00 P.M. on August 5th, 2020. lakefront! Prime location and Message, call or text Sealed Bids shall state: total price; name; address; and telephone number of views! Previous bed and CRP LAND: We have a cash buyer bidder; and shall be signed by bidder. Envelopes shall be marked “Bid for City breakfast with 20 bedrooms, interested in buying land that has 218-689-7304 for more Marshall County Real Property.” Bids to be binding for 40 days. been accepted in the CRP program. Top 3 bidders to be notified and given opportunity to increase bid price by 19.5 baths! Over 13,800 sq. If you’re thinking of selling, please call information or to consign. oral bidding. Bid amount increases to be at minimum intervals of $1,000.00. ft. Explore options! us now. Northland Farm Sales, 218- Bids must be accompanied by a certified check equal to 2% of the sealed bid 684-1521. F95tfc price. Checks for unsuccessful bidders will be immediately returned. The Seller Call Donna at (218) 637-0665 has the right to accept or reject any and all bids. The real property will be sold “AS IS”; transfer to be by warranty deed; www.donnachomes.com Manufactured Homes TIMED ONLINE Buyer responsible for 2021 real estate taxes and special assessments, if any; Several 1970 model MOBILE Two or three bedroom. Call abstracts to be furnished; closing to be on or before 60 days after bid opening; HOMES: CONSIGNED ITEMS 218-686-8470. FP4t58p th Successful bidder will be required to enter into purchase agreement prepared by Starts July 9 Seller (available for inspection), within 10 days after being notified on being the th successful bidder. Said sale will be contingent upon final approval by the City of Closes Thursday, July 16 • 5:30PM Thief River Falls, MN City Council. 25-30 Cow-Calf pairs, mostly red angus. Questions related to the real property can be directed to Mark Borseth at 218-681-8506. Calved April-May 2020. Located in Badger, MN. $1,550/pair negotiable. Call Jim 218-242-4879

1999 Ford Mustang GT, 4.6L V8 Engine, 5- 1989 Ford Super Duty, 7.4L V8 Engine, 5- Speed Manual Transmission, With Leather Speed Manual Transmission, 2WD, Dually, Interior, 114,000 Miles 16,000 GVW With 11 Ft. Contractors Box ONLINE AUCTION With Hoist & PTO Pump ENDS WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 ~ 6 PM For bidding and registration Opens Wednesday, July 8th go to mcmullensales.com Plus Tractors, 3 PT Equipment, Boat And Other Itms! Items located in Red Lake Falls, MN For Bidding and Registration Go To MCMULLEN www.mcmullensales.com 218-681-3960 or [email protected]

VEHICLES & TRAILERS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS VINTAGE 2003 Ford Pickup F 150 XLT 4x4, Items Of Furniture For Kitchen, Living Red Wing Crocks, 15, 8, 6 & 3 Gal. Super Cab, 5.4 V8 Engine Room And Bedrooms Oil Lamps Automatic, 50,000 Miles, Sofa And Chairs, Never Used Beautiful Homemade Wagon & Sleigh One Owner Wrap-Around Couch With Double www.reedrealtymn.com 1999 Chevy Lumina 4-Door Sedan 3.1 Recliners Mobile Oil Can And Jar w/Fill Spouts 218-683-5263 Dinner Bell Carisa Novak, Realtor Whether you’re ready to sell, or just thinking about selling, V6 Engine Automatic, Only Lawyers Library Cabinet 218-689-8822 • [email protected] 69,560 Miles, One Owner 10 – Gun Cabinet Vintage Tractor Models give us a call for a FREE market analysis of your property. 4 ft. x 7 ft. 2-Wheel Trailer Kitchen Table w/Chairs And 2- Leafs 100 Lb. Shop Anvil 13380 150th Ave NE, TRF Country home only minutes away from Challenger 6 ft. x 10 ft. Tandem Axle Trailer Library Chairs Sentury Safe Many Hand Well-Pumps Elementary! 5.5 acre yard lined with trees for privacy Make your next move a little easier. BUY or SELL LAWN AND RECREATION 4-, 5- & 6-Drawer Dressers Many Wooden Spoke And Steel Wheels with a 1,600 sq. ft. heated shop. 4 bedrooms, 3 Craftsman DLT 2000 Riding Singer Sewing Machine w/Cabinet, bathrooms with upper level laundry and whirlpool tub. through Reed Realty - TRF and use our Traps And Fishing Items Completely renovated in recent years to include new Lawnmower, 20 Hp Engine Hydro (Like New) Ivy Stove w/Shovel And Stoker windows, siding, knotty pine kitchen, flooring, and enclosed trailer for FREE! Wood Splitter, Forest King, 22 Ton On Many More Household Items much more. Central Boiler wood stove heats part of the shop (propane for part) and the 118 Oak Stove home with a propane furnace for back up and central air. $229,900 Transport SHOP 2016 Arctic Cat, M 6000 Sno Pro About Anything You Can Imagine MISC. 150th Ave NE, TRF 141in. Track, Only 50 Miles Including But Not Limited To: Boxes Of Fishing Items Looking for land to build your dream home? This 7.21 Acre lot 2007 F5 Arctic Cat Snowmobile, 1,457 Toolboxes w/Cabinets with electric and approach with culvert is ready to go! The land Jiffy Gas Auger is tree lined with a pond and located on the edge of town Mi., Very Nice Machine, One Owner Socket Sets And Wrenches Box Of Deer Antlers between Hwy 59 and Challenger Elementary. Country feel but 1978 Arctic Cat 4000 Panther, 2,120 Side Grinders Chop Saws Hydraulic Jacks minutes to all the city conveniences. Owner/agent. $47,900 Miles, Always Stored Inside, Very Skill Saws Floor Jacks Stihl Chain Saws For more information and to search all MLS listings in the area visit Good Shape Tire Irons Pry Bars www.carisanovak.edinarealty.com 12ft. Aluminum Boat On Trailer w/ Many Shop Benches Plus Many More Items Too Numerous Oars Vices And Anvils Air Impacts Too Mention Residential • Waterfront • Commercial • Land Toro Snowblower, 8-Hp, 24 In., Electric Power Boss 10-Gal. Air Compressor Go to www.mcmullensales.com Start Plus Many More Items to see it all AUCTIONAUCTION DIRECTORYDIRECTORY

CALL ON US – "The Auction Team That Goes To Work For You" This Auction Conducted, ManagedJAMES & Clerked By TERMS SAUVE, Cash Or Check. Nothing to be removed until paid ESTATE Date Time Owner Auctioneer for. All sales final. Owners, auct ioneers and clerks take no Scott McMullen responsibility for errors or omissions in auction listing. State - Joe McMullen AUCTIONEER July 2-9 Online James Sauve Estate, Red Lake Falls ...... McMullen Auctioneers MCMULLEN ments made auction day take preced ence over all advertis- AUCTIONEER (218) 681-7650 Search ALL listed properties on Zillow, America’s #1 Real Estate REAL ESTATE BROKER ing. Not respons i ble for accidents. Jen McMullen Vogel (218) 689-5760 AUCTIONEER July 8-15 Online James Sauve Estate, Red Lake Falls ...... McMullen Auctioneers Auctioneers Lic. #572012005 REAL ESTATE AGENT search engine, or Realtor.com, Trulia and Reedrealtymn.com, McMullen Realty LLC. (218) 686-4009 July 8 10 a.m. Terry & Kristie Sauvageau, Horace, ND ...... Steffes Group THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN • (218) 681-3960 View additional photos at www.mcmullensales.com • email: [email protected] then give us a call to schedule your private showings. July 9-16 Online GF Police Auction, Grand Forks, ND...... McMullen Auctioneers July 9-16 Online Consignment, Thief River Falls ...... McMullen Auctioneers Mike Cerny Owner/Sales (218) 686-5206 Wyatt Johnson Sales (218) 686-4357 July 16-22 Online Harold Gustafson, Owner, Reynolds, ND...... McMullen Auctioneers Loren Lusignan Sales (218) 689-8451 Paulette Omdahl Sales (218) 686-9849 July 16-23 Online Michael Myrlie Estate, Grygla...... McMullen Auctioneers Jerry Ho,man Sales (218) 686-0224 July 18 TBA Dick Wittenberg Farm Equip. & Tool, TRF ...... Ron McKercher Mindy Helle Sales (218) 688-0170 Rick Olberg Sales (612) 750-1134 July 22 TBA St. Hilaire Pre-Harvest Machinery, St. Hilaire...... Ron McKercher Samantha Lindgren Sales (218) 686-5645 July 22-29 Online Bruce Wagner, Middle River...... McMullen Auctioneers Grand Forks Police Auction July 23-30 Online Larry Berberich Estate, Brooks ...... McMullen Auctioneers Opens: Thurs., July 9th July 26 11 a.m. Tractors, Equipment, Lawn & Garden, Antiques & Furniture, Danielson Family Auction, Kennedy ...... Mick Rapacz Auctioneers th Diedre Nordin Kate Anderson Mya Eidelbes Closes: Thurs., July 16 • 6:00 PM July 30 9:30 a.m. Farm Machinery & Shop Equipment, Broker Sales Agent Sales Agent Paul St. Germain Estate, Argyle...... Mick Rapacz Auctioneers 218-689-2870 218-688-1997 218-684-5241 Online Only 201 Brooks Ave N. • Thief River Falls Aug. 6-13 Online Beltrami County NRM, Grygla...... McMullen Auctioneers Office 218-681-7789 • www.nordinrealtytrf.com For online bidding and Registration go to: Sept. 12 9:30 a.m. Tractors, Loaders, Cat Dozers, Trailers, Stg. Vans, Shop Equipment Auction, Owner: Clarence Dau, Warren...... Mick Rapacz Auctioneers mcmullensales.com 2010 Washington Ave. – TRF NEW LISTING - $244,900! This split-foyer home looks VEHICLES: 1993 Chevrolet Silverado, Tan/Green; 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier, Blue; like new, offers 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, open-concept 2007 Dodge Charger, Dark Blue; 1996 Toyota Camry, Maroon; 1996 Honda Accord, Sealed bids will be accepted by the City of Thief River Falls, MN, for the main floor, family room, over-sized double garage, Green; 2005 Chrysler Town & Country, White; 1999 Ford Ranger, Gold; 2004 Jeep sale of certain real property located in Pennington County, MN, owned by deck, yard with garden space! Grand Cherokee, Red; 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier, White; 1996 Honda Accord, Green; the City of Thief River Falls, described as follows: That part of Lots 2, 3, and 4, of Block 1, Zeh's Addition to Thief River Falls, 2000 Honda CR9, Dark Blue; 1997 Ford Escort, Maroon; 2005 Dodge Grand 34481 290th St. NW - Warren Minnesota described as follows: PRICE REDUCED - Country gem - $119,900! Peaceful Caravan, Blue; 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan, Orange; 1997 Oldsmobile Bravada, Commencing at the Southwest Corner of said Block 1; thence North 00 Green; 2001 Oldsmobile Alero, Maroon; 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt, Silver; 2006 Nissan country setting! Let us show you this 3-bed, 1-bath home degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds East, assumed bearing, along the West Line of with a double garage, no basement, on 2.5 acres Altima, Black; 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan, Blue; 1994 Kawasaki ZXE, Red; 1999 said Block 1, a distance of 218.20 feet to the point of beginning; thence South 89 between Warren & Argyle. Ford F150, Maroon; 2005 Pontiac Montana, Silver; 1993 Ford F150, White; 1996 degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds East, parallel to the South Line of said Block 1, a Buick Lesabre, Maroon; 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier, Yellow; 2007 Chrysler 300C, White; distance of 196.60 feet to a point on the East Line of Lot 4, said Block 1 being a 2006 BMW 325I, Black; 1972 Chevrolet G30, Black; 2006 Nissan Altima, Beige; 1998 distance of 218.20 feet North of the southeast Corner of said Lot 4; thence North 1113-1115 Duluth Ave. N – TRF Mercury Sable, Tan/Green; 1994 Mazda Protégé, Red; 2003 Pontiac Bonneville, 00 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds East, along the East Line of said Lot 4 and a NEWLY LISTED - $209,500! Side-by-Side Duplex, northerly extension of said East Line of Lot 4, a distance of 276.79 feet, more or each side has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, laundry, and Bronze; 1988 Ford Tempo, Red; 1999 Cadillac Escalade, Black; 2003 Chevrolet attached garage. Also has a detached double garage Venture, Tan/Green; 1992 Toyota Camry, Silver; 2002 Dodge Neon, White; 1998 less, to the North Line of said Block 1; thence North 89 degrees 18 minutes 14 and beautiful yard!! Honda Accord, Brown; 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer, Red; 2002 Toyota Camry, Black; 2000 seconds West, along the North Line of said Block 1, a distance of 196.60 feet, more or less, to the Northwest Corner of said Block 1; thence South 00 degrees Honda Accord, Black; 2007 Dodge Caliber, Red; 1997 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, 41 minutes 46 seconds West, along the West Line of said Block 1, a distance of Dark Green; 1993 Buick Lesabre, Red; 2012 Hyundai Elantra, Red; 1990 Honda 108 Kenwood Ct. - TRF 276.79 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning. PRICE ADJUSTED- $229,500! Room for all in this 4- Accord, Gray; 1996 Chevrolet Camaro, Red; 1999 Honda Accord, Silver; 1994 The described parcel contains 1.25 acres, more or less, and is subject to any level home with beautiful bamboo flooring, fireplace, Chevrolet K1500, Blue; 1997 Buick Lesabre, White; 2002 Toyota Corolla, Tan/Green; easements, restrictions, or reservations of record, if any. large dining room, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 family 1993 Chevrolet Fleets, Green; 2001 Ford Explorer, Gold; 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix, Sealed bids for the purchase of the real property must be received at the rooms, double garage, and a fenced backyard! Black; 2004 Chevrolet Impala, Red; 2005 Hyundai Sonata, Silver; 2004 Pontiac offices of City Administrator for the City of Thief River Falls, 405 3rd Street Grand Prix, Black; 2004 GMC Envoy, Silver; 1992 GMC Jimmy, Green; 1999 Audi A6, East, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, prior to 3:00 P.M. on July 9th, 2020. Said real property is zoned R-2 (General Residential District). The City has set a minimum 240 S Montana St. - Warren Beige; 2004 Chevrolet Impala, Maroon; 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix, White; 2000 JUST LISTED - $102,900! All on one level living! This Volkswagon Passat, Gray; bid price for the real property of $40,000.00. Sealed Bids shall state: total price; name; address; and telephone number of 2 bed/1 bath home has updated features throughout PLUS 250 BICYCLES AND ITEMS CLEANED OUT OF VEHICLES and a peaceful backyard to enjoy! Wheelchair bidder; and shall be signed by bidder. Envelopes shall be marked “Bid for City accessible. Great location! Auctioneers’ Notes: Some items listed may not be available at time of sale. The successful bidder Zeh’s Addition Real Property.” Bids to be binding for 40 days. on each item must identify himself to the clerk for cash settlement after each sale. All property must be Top 3 bidders to be notified and given opportunity to increase bid price by settled for before removal from premises. All property must be removed within 5 days of sale.; The oral bidding. Bid amount increases to be at minimum intervals of $500.00. 2013 Nelson Dr. – TRF above abandoned and unclaimed motor vehicles have been in the possession of the Grand Bids must be accompanied by a certified check equal to 2% of the sealed bid NEW PRICE - $388,500 – Totally remodeled river Forks Police Department for more than 15 days and other abandoned and unclaimed property price. Checks for unsuccessful bidders will be immediately returned. The Seller home with over 3,000 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, for more than 60 days; and will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder in accordance with has the right to accept or reject any and all bids. kitchen with granite and center island, loft, family room, section 39-26-08 and 40-05-02 (20) of the North Dakota Century Code. The real property will be sold “AS IS”; transfer to be by warranty deed; fireplace, river’s-edge deck and dock, 2 garages! Buyer responsible for 2021 real estate taxes and special assessments, if any; MCMULLEN abstracts to be furnished; closing to be on or before 60 days after bid opening; Successful bidder will be required to enter into purchase agreement prepared by 516 8th St. E - TRF PRICE CHANGED - Commercial Building - Seller (available for inspection), within 10 days after being notified on being the $179,900! This property makes a great investment. successful bidder. Said sale will be contingent upon final approval by the City of This building has over 3,200 sq. ft., was built in 2005, 218-681-3960Auctioneers or [email protected] Thief River Falls, MN City Council. and is currently office space with a great tenant. Joe McMullen Scott McMullen Jen Vogel (218) 689-5760 (218) 689-3194 (218) 686-4009 Questions related to the real property can be directed to ND Lic. #897 ND Lic. #898 ND Lic. #899 www.mcmullensales.com Wayne Johnson at 218-689-8967. www.nordinrealtytrf.com Saturday, July 4, 2020 CLASSIFIEDS Northern Watch ~ Page 11

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2020 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Summit White With Engine Block Heater, 1.5L 2020 Chevy Silverado Turbo DOHC 4-Cylinder Enigne, Confidence & Convenience Package: Driver Convenience Crew Cab LT 4WD Package, Rear Power Liftgate, Remote Vehicle Satin Steel Metallic With Jet Black Interior, 5.3L 2020 Buick Encore Preferred AWD 2020 Chevy Blazer 3LT AWD Start, Heated Front Driver & Passenger Seats, Auto EcoTec3 V8 Engine, All Star Edition: Front Bench Summit White With Leather Interior, Engine Block Climate Control Air Conditioning, Universal Home Seats With Covered Armrest, Underseat Storage, Summit White With Oil Pan Heater, 1.4L VVT Heater, 3.6L V6 SIDI DOHC VVT Engine, 9-Speed Remote, Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel, Front 10-Way Power Driver Seat, Heated Front Driver & EcoTec Turbo Engine, 6-Speed Automatic Automatic Transmission. Fog Lamps, Driver Confidence Package, Side Blind Passenger Seats, Dual-Zone Climate Control, Transmission. Zone Alert, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear Park Assist. MSRP...... $41,445 Leather Wrapped Heated Steering Wheel, Manual MSRP...... $27,195 MSRP...... $32,440 Tilt & Telescoping Steering Column, 2nd Row USB 12% Off ...... -4,973.40 Ports, Rear Window Defogger, Remote Start, Theft Employee Pricing..$25,555 $ 60 15% Off ...... -4,866 Deterrent System, EZ Lift Tailgate, Trailer Hitch Lease Rebate ...... -3,000 36,471 $ With 7 Pin & 4 Pin Connectors, Bright Silver $ 27,574 Painted Aluminum Wheels, Front Black Bowtie for 22,555 Emblem. $ MSRP...... $48,345 299/mo* *O.A.C. 10,000 miles per year. ROAD Straight Out ...... $46,221 $1,000 due at signing, Tax, title Rebates...... -5,000 & license extra. CONSTRUCTION Frontage Rd. Lease $ for 41,221 UPDATE $ *O.A.C. 10,000 miles 495/mo* per year. $2,000 due To get to Northern Motors Ruby Ave. at signing, Tax, title & license extra. please take 1st street to PRE-OWNED VEHICLES Ruby Ave. then take a right TRUCKS on Frontage Rd. 2020 Chevy Double Cab LT Gray, 13k ...... $34,000 access via Ruby Ave. only 1st Street 2018 Chevy Crew Cab LT Z71 Silver, 25k ...... $31,000 2017 Chevy Crew Cab LT Pepperdust, 31k...... $30,000 2017 Chevy Double Cab LT Gray, 35k ...... $30,000 SUVS / VANS 2017 GMC Sierra Double Cab SLE Gray, 40k...... $30,000 2018 Chevy Traverse 3LT AWD Black, 47k...... $31,000 2017 Chevy Double Cab LT Blue, 27k...... $30,000 2017 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Black, 35k...... $24,000 2016 GMC Sierra Double Cab SLE White, 29k ...... $30,000 2016 Buick Enclave AWD White Diamond, Leather, 63k .....$22,000 2016 Chevy Crew Cab LT Red, 53k...... $30,000 2017 Buick Envision Essence AWD Maroon, 42k...... $21,500 2017 Chevy Double Cab LT Black, 30k ...... $29,000 2018 GMC Terrain SLE AWD Gray, 32k ...... $19,500 2017 Chevy Double Cab LT Maroon, 45k...... $28,000 2017 Chevy Colorado LT Gray, 28k ...... $28,000 2018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Sandyridge, 22k...... $19,500 2017 GMC Canyon Crew Cab SLE Bronze, 58k...... $26,500 2018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD White, 30k...... $19,000 2015 Chevy Crew Cab LT Silver, 60k ...... $24,000 2018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Maroon, 43k...... $18,500 2011 Chevy Crew Cab LTZ Steel Green, 68k...... $21,000 2017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD White Diamond, 26k...... $18,000 CARS 2017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Gray, 34k ...... $17,500 2017 Chevy Impala Premier Blue, 53k ...... $19,000 2017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Blue, 32k...... $17,000 2015 Chrysler 300 S AWD White Diamond, 62k...... $17,500 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 35k ...... $16,500 2018 Chevy Malibu LT White, 48k ...... $16,000 2012 Buick Lacrosse Premium Black, 66k ...... $11,000 2013 GMC Yukon SLT Black, 114k ...... $15,000 2014 Chevy Cruze LT Red, 57k ...... $10,500 2015 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Blue, 67k...... $14,500 2006 Pontiac G6 V6, Red, 156k ...... $4,000 2008 GMC Yukon XL SLT Black, 141k...... $10,000

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