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West Side’s New Playground Equipment Sidney Public Schools Superintendent Dan Farr officially opened the new West Side Elementary playground thanking all the students and B&B Builders, Sidney, for initiating the project. He also extended a special thank you to the community for all their support. The school now houses 425 students in grades 1-5. Only $12,000 is left to raise to complete the project. Local Woman Competing Okland To Be Featured At Alexander’s 66th In National Pageant Annual Old Settlers By Jaimee Green She graduated from Lambert High School in 2005 and When most people are planning trips to the lake and received her Bachelor’s Degree in mass communications Day Celebration inviting friends over for outdoor barbecues over the long with a minor in international studies from MSU-Billings in Labor Day weekend, one former Lambert resident will be 2009. She then went on to receive her Master’s Degree in Solveig Okland, longtime resident of Alexander, now of competing for a national title in pageantry. broadcast journalism from the University of Montana. Polson, MT, will be featured this year at Alexander’s 66th An- Gillette Vaira, 24, currently of Billings, is competing in She credits her pageantry aspirations to Jana LaBree, a nual Old Settlers Day celebration Thursday, Sept. 1 through the Miss National Sweetheart Pageant being held in former Miss Montana pageant winner who visited Vaira’s Saturday, Sept. 3. Hoopeston, IL. school in Lambert back in 2000. “Her words really had a Events start Thursday, Sept. 1 with the bonfire at 7 p.m. No stranger to the competitive side of beauty, grace and profound impact on me. I used to dance for the Just for Kicks and the burying of the beef. poise, Vaira is a two-time competitor for the title of Miss Mon- studio in Fairview and we used to provide the entertainment Friday’s events begin with the Chili Cookoff from 3-7 tana. In 2011, she came in as third runner up while also for the Miss Northeastern Montana Pageant that used to be p.m. Gather around for the Old Time Music by “Wes and the taking the awards of Overall Interview, Preliminary Evening held in Sidney and that experience just stayed with me,” she Sidewinders” playing in the fire hall. Gown and the Academic Scholar Award. said. The pageant competition has since dissolved. The main events start Saturday from 8-11 a.m. with reg- Being in the spotlight doesn’t make Vaira nervous as istration in the park. she is currently a news reporter for KULR, an NBC affiliate The parade down Main Street begins at 11 a.m. station in Billings and has plans of staying in the media in- Be sure to purchase your button which entitles you to dustry. the beef barbecue at noon in the park. Vaira said she is ready for this competition stating that it A program honoring Okland will be in the park at 1 p.m. follows the same judging criteria as the Miss America styled There will be a Kids Carnival, Karaoke and fun and pageant which includes a personal interview, talent perfor- games. mance, lifestyle and fitness in swimsuit, evening wear and “Singing Star DJ with Trudi” will be providing the enter- an onstage question. “I don’t get nervous about being in the tainment for the street dance from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. competition but I do find it challenging when it comes to time management. Pageants take an enormous amount of time and a person really has to utilize time management to make it work,” she said. Raffle Benefiting As a vocalist, she will be performing the song ‘You Raise Me Up’ by Josh Groban. Montana Red Cross Vaira is an only child. Her parents are Collin Vaira, Lam- bert, and Mary Vaira, Billings. Runs Through Sept. 12 The Montana Red Cross is conducting a raffle to benefit Fall Girl Scout Registration the Red Cross that will run through Sept. 12. Prizes for the winning raffle ticket include: A guided bison hunt Oct. 8, 2011 on the Turner Ranch near Bozeman, Set For Sept. 6 meat processing, taxidermy and hide. Total value: $5,500. Fall Girl Scout registration will be held Tuesday, Sept. 6 Tickets are $50 each or five tickets for $220. Only 1,000 tick- from 5:30–7 p.m. at Central Elementary/Administration Build- ets will be sold! Winner will be drawn on Sept 12. ing. Please use the Boys & Girls Club entrance on 4th Av- Contact Montana Red Cross at 1-800-ARC-MONT (800- enue. 272-6668) to purchase tickets. If you have questions or can not make it on this date Locally tickets may be purchased while available from Gillette Vaira please contact Deb at 480-9236 or Jeana at 480-2190. Julie Brodhead by calling RCHD at 433-2207. 2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011

s upplie arty S Summer-Month E-Waste ies • P os ovelt Tuxed N ons • dles Ballo • Can a Gifts n ontan opcor Collections A “Huge” Success M are • P ablew Even with its annual T September weekend event yet to come, “E-rase your E- waste” organizers are already pronouncing 2011’s collection effort a “huge” success. “Although we’re still waiting to hear officially from our e-cycler, we anticipate www. partycentralandgifts.com that we’ve collected over 105 E. Main St. • Sidney, MT • (406) 433-4386 40,000 lbs. of e-waste already,” E-rase your E-waste each Committee Co-chair Jackie of the four days,” Renders bring them Couture said Monday. “That’s 25% Off Permanent Cosmetics w/Coupon said. “Now we just have to get on down. Not nearly equal to our two best 25% Off ready for our annual week- only will you Permanent Cosmetics collection years to date and end collection in September.” have cleaned out SofTap® Hand Method we expect to set a new yearly That event is set for Fri- your closets, but you’ll record when we do our final day and Saturday, Sept. 9-10 know that those items are e-waste collection for 2011 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. on Friday being recycled properly and

Permanent Cosmetics w/Coupon on Sept. 9-10.” and 8 a.m.-1 p.m. on Satur- not creating a potential ordi- Couture, and fellow e- day. The weekend collection health hazard here or any- nated by members of the • Eye Liner waste committee member, is also being held at the where else.” Richland County Local • Eye Brows Butch Renders, thanked ev- Richland County Shop, 2140 More information on ac- Emergency Planning Com- • Lip Liner eryone for participating in this W. Holly, Sidney, next to the ceptable items for e-cyling is mittee (LEPC), Richland Op- • Lash & Brow Tinting year’s new summer-month fairgrounds. Signs will be available at portunities Inc., and volun- Call Heather Henry “mini” collections. The four- posted. www.ars.usda.gov/npa/ teers with other community hour events were held once The weekend event is nparl/ewaste. Businesses, organizations. Several local

Permanent Cosmetics w/Coupon Permanent a month from May-August. FREE and is the final collec- schools and other organiza- businesses including Sidney “We thought we’d try it out tion planned by the E-rase tions with large amounts of Health Center, Lower and see how it went, and it’s your E-waste team in 2011. e-waste to recycle are asked Yellowstone REA and Sidney been a huge success with UNICOR is again the e-cy- to make an appointment to Sugars as well as the city of 118 S. Central • Sidney • 406-433-2714 people bringing in an esti- cler. 25% Off drop off their items by calling Sidney, Richland County 25% Off Permanent Cosmetics w/Coupon mated 10,000 or more “This is your last chance Jackie Couture at 406-433- and the Montana Depart- pounds of electronic waste for this year,” Couture noted. 9422. Please leave a mes- ment of Environmental Qual- “So if you have old, obsolete sage. ity have also provided finan- electronic items cluttering The E-rase your E- cial, in-kind and promotional EndEnd ofof SummerSummer Special!Special! your basement or garage, waste effort in Sidney is co- support. Champion Pearl 1140 sq.ft. Parenting Classes Will Be Offered Again This Fall Beginning Sept. 6, the 20. powering ourselves and our Richland County Family Re- The goal of the Nurtur- children, helping children All homes have fully finished source Center will offer an- ing Parenting program is to manage their behavior, com- H sheetrock - no paneling! urry In. other 15-week session of the provide parents with addi- munication, understanding •16x80 • 3 Bedrooms • 2 Bath Nurturing Parenting Pro- tional tools and techniques feelings, nurturing parenting Drywall Throughout • Appliances Included Limited Qu gram. Classes are free and that help provide a healthier routines, problem-solving, antities will be held from 5:30 p.m. to home environment for the and positive self-talk. Chil- Av ailable! approximately 7:30 p.m. at family. Every week each dren learn the same topics the Sidney-Richland County class begins with a family as the adults, through 95 Library. Parents are encour- meal which is generously playtime interaction and edu- 39,9 aged to bring their children, provided by a member or cational games. Lessons $ Since 1920 as a family-style dinner and group in the community. Fol- take approximately one hour, 2308 W. Front St. • Williston, ND 58801 childcare will be provided at lowing dinner time parents and at the end of each ses- 701-572-2590 each session. Classes will and children participate in an sion the families are brought run every Tuesday until Dec. interactive song and activity together for a family activity, that helps transition the chil- such as games, crafts, or dren to a separate classroom story time. All classes are from their parents. taught by trained facilitators. Examples of topics in- For more information or clude: Family morals, values to register please contact and rules, empathy, behav- Nicole Hackley, Family Re- ior encouragement, disci- source Center Coordinator, pline, child development, at 406-433-4097 or email parental expectations, em- [email protected]. Vote For Boys & Girls Club Of Richland County Donation

In celebration of their 100-year anniversary, EMC Insur- ance companies is distributing up to $200,000 to nonprofit organizations in communities. Selected EMC agencies chose one nonprofit organization to participate in the 100 Ways of Giving program. This program is benefiting 100 nonprofit organizations by granting them $1,000. The Boys and Girls Club of Richland County, nominated by Seitz Insur- ance Agency, was chosen to receive one of these grants. They are now eligible to compete for an additional $25,000. In order for the Richland County Boys and Girls Club to McDonald’s Sidney win the $25,000 grant, people need to vote. Anyone can Locally Owned & Operated vote once a day by going to www.CountonEMC.com, click- 406-433-1983 ing on "100 Ways of Giving," and searching for "Boys and Girls Club of Richland County" starting on July 1, 2011. There is a limit of one vote per person per voting day. At the end of the 100 days, the four nonprofit organizations with the highest combined votes will each receive a $25,000 grant. ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 3 Together We Can Impact Underage Drinking The Richland County to the clerk or server. All approved server training the 10 plus years since Sheriff’s Office, Sidney City transactions are monitored course. With the new bill checks have been con- Police Department and the by law enforcement. soon to be law there has been ducted. Fairview Police Department Compliance checks a substantial increase in the Law Enforcement would would like to thank all estab- have been conducted in number of retailers needing again like to thank the area lishments that passed the Richland County for more and attending the training. retailers who passed the recent alcohol compliance than 10 years in conjunction Within the last month more compliance checks. “We saw checks. The goal of the with Responsible Alcohol than 235 alcohol servers and the results of the RASS checks is to prevent youth Sales and Service Training sellers in Richland County trainings. Retailers were tak- access to alcohol and ensure (RASS). The training and have attended Responsible ing the time to look at the ID’s, Everyone is Invited to Join Us all retailers are following al- compliance checks have re- Alcohol Sales and Service doing the math, and refusing For a Bridal Shower cohol sales and services sulted in fewer illegal sales Training. the sale. The clerks and serv- In Honor of laws to prevent illegal sales. to persons under the age of Compliance checks are ers are one of the first lines During compliance 21. conducted randomly with not of defense and we applaud Tami Goss checks, undercover agents Recently, the Montana all area businesses being their efforts when it comes to Monday, Sept. 5, 2011 • 4 p.m. under the age 21 are sent Legislature passed Senate checked each time. Recent preventing underage buying Fox Lake Senior Center into local establishments in Bill 29 which mandates alco- results revealed a 94 % com- and drinking,” said Richland Lambert, Montana an attempt to purchase alcohol server training. The new pliance rate for Richland County Sheriff Brad Baisch. hol. When asked, the agents law, which goes into effect County retailers or 15 of 16 are required to state their Oct. 1, states that all license establishments visited correct age and are prohib- holders, alcohol sellers and passed the checks. This is the ited from misleading or lying servers be trained in a State highest compliance rate in 4th Annual Beef Cattle NOTICE & Forage Grazing We will be closed Workshop To Be Held Saturday, Sept. 3 - Monday, Sept. 5

Sept. 13 In Dickinson Restaurant: Bar: 406-433-4709 406-433-9936 The 4th Annual Beef information on grass finish- The Beef Cattle and For- Sidney, MT Cattle and Forage Grazing ing and direct marketing. age Grazing Workshop will Workshop will be held Tues- NDSU range specialist Kevin include actual field demon- day, Sept. 13 at the Dickinson Sedivec will present informa- strations for attendees. Research Extension Center tion on high stocking density In addition to the Beef Ranch headquarters south- and rapid rotations. Cattle and Forage Grazing west of Manning, according Landblom will talk about long Workshop on Sept. 13, agri- to program coordinator Doug fed yearling research at the cultural producers are invited Landblom. The program will Center. Our goal is to use for- to attend the 4th Annual run from 1-5 p.m. age sequencing of perennial Cover Crop Workshop, spon- Beginning Thru One highlight on the and annual forages to re- sored by the Southwest All Tae Kwon Intermediate Beginning Thru program will be a discussion duce the number of days to North Dakota Soil Health Intermediate Junior Advanced Junior on alternatives to current finish steers in the feedlot. Demonstration scheduled Do Classes Kids Classes high grain prices. “High grain A representative from Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the & Adult Classes prices are great if you are the feedlot industry has been plot demonstration site 22 $ per month (ages 6-10) (ages 11-17) producing grain but if you are invited to discuss finishing miles north of Dickinson 40 Mon. & Wed. (ages 18+) on the other side of the coin yearling steers that have along North Dakota Highway Tues. & Thurs. Tues. & Thurs. there is a crunch,” Landblom been grown on forages for an 22. The Cover Crop Work- Judo Classes 5:30-6:15 p.m. said. “One of the things that extended period of time. shop begins at 1 p.m. Available & 6:15-7 p.m. 6-7 p.m. 7-8 p.m. we want to do is take a look Kris Ringwall and Carl For more information, at forage grazing methods Dahlen, NDSU extension contact the Dickinson Re- For more information call Mike Bergh and opportunities; that is beef specialists, will present search Extension Center at 406-488-8222 or 406-488-8590 profit from grazing.” information on animal frame 701-483-2348 or 701-225- Beef producer Myron size and efficiency. 3811 ext. 3. Lick, Ruso, ND, will present Restaurant Lounge Richland County Family Resource Center & Casino 207 2nd Ave. N.W., Sidney Located across from IGA in Sidney! Nurturing Program Call 433-4999 for takeout! Parenting Classes kids menu includes dinosaur chicken bites, Bike Drawing is THIS WEDNESDAY! spaghetti, macaroni & cheese, burgers, finger steaks, Want to feel more confident as a parent? Our next drawing is for an mini corn dogs, grilled cheese, Would you like to be more relaxed in your parenting? IPOD TOUCH! and peanut butter & jelly! Learn to have fun as a family. All You Can Eat Snow Crab Learn effective discipline and encourage appropriate behaviors. Available Every Friday Night! Have a happy home. Soup & Salad Bar Every Noon We Have The Answers, So Join Us!! With Prime Rib Sandwich Special Thursday Gourmet Specials or Dinner Entrees at night Salmon Packets or Blackened Sirloin • 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, beginning Sept. 6 through Dec. 20 • Dinner is included and Daycare provided! • Location Sidney-Richland County Library Basement Wednesday, Friday • Bring the kids along! & Saturday at 9 PM

To sign up, please contact Nicole Hackley Every Night From 9-10 p.m. IN THE LOUNGE email richland [email protected] Now Hiring: Line Cook, Bartender, Servers & Bussers 406-433-4097 The South 40 pays health care premiums for our full time staff and vacation pay for all staff. 4 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011

Alan Seigfreid OBITUARIES Winter Hours Amanda Seigfreid Michael Wandler, 19, For Fort Union Jim & Janice Knudsen 120 2nd St. N.E. • Sidney Mt. 59270 Broker/Owners (O) 406-433-3010 • (C) 406-489-3010 Sidney, MT email: [email protected] On Tuesday, Sept. 6, Fort Union will transition from sum- Website: www.missouririverrealty.com Funeral service for Michael Wandler, 19, Sidney, MT, mer hours to winter hours. These hours will be from 9 a.m.- was at 6 p.m., Monday, Aug. 29, 2011 at the Fulkerson Me- 5:30 p.m. (CDT). These hours will be in effect on Sept. 6 and morial Chapel, Sidney, under the direction of the Fulkerson go to the beginning of Memorial Weekend, 2012. Our Sincerest Thanks... Funeral Home. Fort Union’s Trade House will be open every day through- Interment will be in the Riverside National Cemetery, out most of September with living history interpreters. Stop in The Curtis Rasmussen Family would like to express our sincere Riverside, CA at a later date. appreciation for the generous outpouring of compassion and at the visitor’s center to get the latest updates on our changes sympathy during the recent loss of Florence N. Rasmussen; wife, Michael died on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011 at the Sidney or any upcoming events, or visit our website at www.nps.gov/ mother, grandmother & great-grandmother. We thank you all Health Center. fous or on Facebook. for the prayers, cards, calls, memorials, flowers, food and all acts Fort Union is open from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. CDT daily at Fort of kindness. Special thanks to Fulkerson Funeral Home, Pastors Albert Emly, 81, Sidney, MT Union. Fort Union Trading Post is located 24 miles north of George Karres and Charles Lines, Dr. Council and staff, SHC Sidney and 25 miles southwest of Williston, via Highway Oncology Department, Hospice Team and all hospital staff. Your Funeral service for Albert Emly, 81, Sidney, MT, was at 1804. While there, visitors are encouraged to tour the recon- kind words and deeds will forever be remembered. 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. 29, 2011 at Shepherd of the Valley structed fort, trade room and bourgeois house. Fort Union is Curtis Rasmussen Lutheran Church, Sidney, with Pastor David Huskamp offici- free of charge to visit. Kerry Rasmussen & Family ating. ElRay & Janet Rasmussen & Family For more information on Fort Union Trading Post Na- Interment was in the Richland Memorial Park Cemetery Annette & Alan Adams & Family tional Historic Site contact the park at 701-572-9083. under the direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney. Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com. Cooley Enrolls At Albert died early Tuesday morning on Aug. 23, 2011 at the Sidney Health Center Extended Care Facility. (406) 433-4757 222 2nd. Ave. SW 1-866-433-4757 Sidney, MT 59270 Rocky Mountain Fischer Enrolls At Rocky College

Mountain College Ashley Cooley, daughter of Luann and Rick Cooley, • Sports Injuries • DOT Physicals Cortnee Fischer, daughter of Stacy and Joey Fischer, Sidney, will attend Rocky Mountain College this fall. Ashley • Personal Injuries & Pain Conditions Sidney, will attend Rocky Mountain College this fall. Cortnee plans to major in equestrian studies. plans to major in biology. She graduated from Sidney High School. She graduated from Sidney High School. Ashley has been accepted to Rocky Mountain College Cortnee has been accepted to Rocky Mountain College based on her educational performance, which includes her based on her educational performance, which includes her high school grade point average, course selection, ACT or SAT scores, and letters of recommendation. Karli Marie high school grade point average, course selection, ACT or SAT scores, and letters of recommendation. invites you to join in a celebration of love, friendship, laughter and family as her parents, Rhonda Kay Kozak and Justin Levi Swisse MonDak Annual join hands in holy matrimony, Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011 • 4 o’clock in the afternoon Meeting, Board EVENTS Bruegger Centennial Park • Culbertson, MT Election Scheduled SEND YOUR EVENTS TO: A BBQ style THE ROUNDUP, PO BOX 1207, SIDNEY, MT 59270 or drop them by reception is to our office located at 111 W. Main, Sidney, MT. You can also fax your follow at the events to 406-433-4114 or email them to [email protected]. American For Sept. 11 Legion In Culbertson. The annual meeting of the MonDak Historical & Art So- Ceremony will ciety will be Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. at the MonDak Heritage Cen- Richland County also be there in ter. the event of Learn what is happening in the upcoming year, a recap Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone. bad weather. Wed., Aug. 31 of the past year, and very importantly, vote for new members 7 p.m. — Gambler’s Anonymous, Millers’ Corner back of the board of directors. room. If you would like to do more for the MonDak, consider Thurs., Sept. 1 being nominated for the board of directors. To do so, or to 5 p.m. — TOPS, Lonsdale United Methodist Church. learn more about the ways our board serves, please contact Weigh-ins 5-5:30 p.m., meeting 5:30-6 p.m. Jerry Navratil, chair of the nominating committee at 7 p.m. — Bingo, early bird at 6:45 p.m., Moose Lodge [email protected] or 406-488-8236. 8 p.m. — NA meeting, Millers’ Corner banquet room. • We specialize in replacing For more information please contact Leann at the Fri., Sept. 2 windows of most styles and MonDak Heritage Center, [email protected] or 406-433- 7:45 a.m.- Noon — Richland Federal Credit Union sizes with energy-saving THV 3500. Farmers Market, west parking lot. Composit Windows Sat., Sept. 3 • We sell the ultimate insulat- 9 a.m. & 7 p.m.— AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran ing glass option for THV with Church education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln. Triple Pane Insulated Glass Sun., Sept. 4 • Our THV certified installers do a complete job from start STATISTICS 7 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church to finish Education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln. Mon., Sept. 5 Lake Water Level Reports 12 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church Fort Peck Sakakawea education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln. 6:45 p.m. — Bingo, St. Matthew’s Parish Center multi Current Elevation...... 2242.3 ...... 1845.1 Last Week’s Elev...... 2243.3 ...... 1846.6 purpose room. Tues., Sept. 6 One Year Ago ...... 2235.6 ...... 1850.2 5:30 - 7 p.m. — Fall Girl Scout registration at Central Release For Day (C.F.S.) ...... 24,600 ...... 80,200 Elementary/Administration Building. Please use Boys Toni Martini & Girls Club entrance on 4th Ave. If you have Watford City Weather Data questions or can not make it, contact Deb at 480-9236 Source: North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network or Jeana at 480-2190. Date High Low Precip AGDD Soil Temp. 7 p.m. — AA meeting, Trinity Lutheran Church Aug 22 .... .90 ... ..50 .....0.00 ...... 3819 ...... 78 education bldg. Aug 23 .... 97 ... ..63...... 0.00 ...... 3865 ...... 77 Aug 24 ...... 92 ... ..54..... 0.00 ...... 3902 ...... 76 McKenzie County The Roundup is published weekly and delivered to the follow- Aug 25 ...... 84 ... ..55...... 0.00 ...... 3948 ...... 77 Aug 26 ...... 96 ... ..56 ..... 0.00...... 3986 ...... 76 ing towns or routes of these towns: Alexander, Arnegard, Events in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CST Zone. Bainville, Brockton, Cartwright, Crane, Culbertson, Fairview, Aug 27 ...... 83 ... ..58...... 0.09 ...... 4025 ...... 76 Froid, Grassy Butte, Homestead, Keene, Lambert, Poplar, Wed., Aug. 31 Richey, Savage, Sidney, Trotters, Watford City and Williston. Aug 28 ...... 87 ... ..59 .. ...0.01 ...... 4066 ...... 77 Regular Ad Deadline: Friday at 5 p.m. Call for late ads. 6 p.m. — Junior Leader Fall Annual Meeting/Ditch Classified Deadline: Monday at 3 p.m. Sidney Weather Data Cleaning, TJs Restaurant. News Deadline: Monday at 12 noon 8 p.m. — Al-Anon, Sanford Room, McKenzie Co. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Source: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research Center Office Located at 311 W. Main in Sidney Date High Low Precip. Public Library. 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ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 5 Sidney Health Center Set To Host Another I just want to take this opportunity to give a big “Thank You” to all of my faithful clients for supporting me. It was a pleasure to grow to know each and every one “Live It Up!” Event For Local Women of you. I will forever remember all of the laughs and tears we shared while you were in my chair. You are each very special. Sidney Health Center foods and refreshments will filled with motivating advice. I would also like to thank all of you at Mark Anthony’s will host its fifth “Live it up!” be served beginning at 6 p.m. For those of you who are for your friendship and support. I truly enjoyed my time event for women on Monday, followed by a brief health caught up in the spin cycle of with all of you. You will always be my extended family. Sept. 12 with a focus on bal- message from Dr. Shari life, Kirby will lead you on the Thanks again, ancing work and home life Twigg, OB/GYN, and an en- way back to sanity. 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goods ranging from home ing to women from all stages ets are available at Sidney today to reserve your table décor to jewelry to gourmet of life. Health Center’s Caring Cor- at 406-488-2101 or 488- food products. A light menu This light-hearted pro- ner Gift Shop for $20 per 2595. including appetizers, finger gram promises to be fun- ticket prior to the event and 118 S. Central • Sidney • 406-433-2714 25% Off Kids First! 25% Off Permanent Cosmetics w/Coupon Carnival Looking For Interested Vendors The Sidney Community Education Foundation, Inc., The Richland County Family Resource Center, and the Boys & Girls Club of Richland County have teamed together again this year to sponsor the second annual Kids First! Carnival this fall. All three groups focus on children, families and education, forming a perfect partnership to bring a new and exciting activity for families in the Sidney area to enjoy. The carnival will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Richland County Fairgrounds Event Cen- ter. The groups are currently looking for community organizations to rent a booth at the carnival and host a children’s game, or to provide a food booth. Booth rental will be $20, and ticket sales will be reimbursed back to the organizations. This is a great opportunity to do a fundraiser, as well as taking part in a fun, safe and exciting community event for OK Lanes families! For more information on booth rental or sponsorship of 173 E. Miller St. Sidney’s Bowling Alley the event, contact Elaine Stedman at 480-5719 or Sidney, MT [email protected]. We are looking forward to work- 406-433-2695 ing with you in this wonderful event for our community! League Start Date Start Time Monday ...... Foxy Ladies (USBC)...... 10/3/11 ...... 6:45 p.m. Mixed Teams (USBC) ...... 11/7/11 ...... 7 p.m. Tuesday ...... Open Bowling ...... 9/6/11 ...... 4 p.m. Family Bowling ...... 9/6/11 ...... 6 p.m. Wednesday ...... Mixed Teams (USBC) ...... 9/7/11 ...... 7 p.m. Thursday ...... Richland Mens (USBC) ...... 9/8/11 ...... 6:45 p.m.

Friday ...... Couples Teams (USBC)...... 9/9/11 ...... 6:15 p.m. Rock-N-Bowl ...... 9/9/11 ...... 9 p.m. Saturday...... Student bowling ...... 10/1/11 ...... 10 a.m. Family Bowling ...... 9/10/11 ...... 6 p.m. Monte Carlo Bowling...... 9/10/11 ...... 9 p.m. Sunday ...... Family Bowling ...... 9/11/11 ...... 3 p.m. Family Bowling ...... 9/11/11 ...... 6 p.m. Hours: Monday - Friday • 4p.m. - 10 p.m. • Saturday • 10 a.m. - Midnight ~ Sunday • 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. 6 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 Word Of A Civil War Outbreak Reaches Fort Union Moments Before Tragedy Aboard The Steamer Chippewa

The steamers Sept. 3 at Fort Union Trading through the trading post at engages (laborers), clerks, bourgeois house. of Sidney. For more infor- Spreadeagle and Chippewa Post National Historic Site. 15-minute intervals (tours traders, Indian warriors and This special event con- mation on Fort Union Trad- brought word to Fort Union Saturday’s Last Bell will begin at 8:00, 8:15, 8:45, Metis women. Besides living cludes Fort Union’s summer ing Post National Historic of the outbreak of the Civil Tours will begin in the upper 9:00 and 9:15 so everyone in the fort, re-enactors will eat schedule. Starting Tuesday, Site contact the park at War, with shots being fired on parking lot at 8 p.m. , where need not show up at the meals cooked out behind the Sept. 6, hours of operation 701-572-9083, or visit us Fort Sumter, as cargo was visitors will assemble. Tour same time). The fort will be Bourgeois House on a will be 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. CDT on the web at unloaded. As the Chippewa leaders will orient visitors illuminated by candlelight, wood-burning stove. through the fall, winter and www.nps.gov/fous and continued its journey upriver and escort them through the lanterns and fireplaces. Hours are from 8 a.m.-8 spring. Facebook at: to Fort Benton with Blackfeet fort where they will be con- The Last Bell Tours are p.m. CDT daily at Fort Union. Fort Union Trading Post www.facebook.com/ annuities, a great roar was fronted by a series of period only a part of Living History Admission to the site is free. is located 25 miles southwest pages/Fort-Union-Trad- heard! This will be the sce- scenes. Beginning at 8 p.m., Weekend, Sept. 3-5, when While there, visitors are en- of Williston via Highway ing-Post-National-Historic- nario of this year’s Last Bell six tours of 20-25 people the Muzzleloaders, staff and couraged to tour the recon- 1804 and 24 miles northeast Site/118231345800. Tours, Saturday evening, each will be conducted other re-enactors become structed fort, trade room and Sidney Trinity Lutheran Thank You! Church To Hold Annual The Watford City Area Chamber of German Meal Sept. 25 Commerce & the Ribfest Committee would like to extend a huge THANK YOU & our deepest appreciation Trinity Lutheran Church, the meal will be $10 for Lutheran Church Missouri Sidney, will be hosting their adults, $7 for children ages Synod churches (Our Savior, to all those individuals, businesses & community annual German Meal on 6-12, and children under 6 Saint Mark and Saint Paul). members who participated in any & every way to make Sunday, Sept. 25 from 11:30 eat for free. Trinity Lutheran Church the Best of the West Ribfest 2011 the best ever! a.m.-1:30 p.m. The proceeds from this is located at 214 S. Lincoln The meal will feature year’s event will be given lo- Ave. Local delivery is avail- homemade Bratwurst, cally to the Richland Oppor- able by calling 433-2050. 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Severe drought in the carry anaplasmosis can Babesiosis (Texas fever) southern U.S., coupled with overwinter in North Dakota. is very rare in the U.S., and a extreme wet conditions in the Other biting insects, such as program is under way along upper Midwest, is creating mosquitoes, horse flies and the U.S.-Mexico border to situations in which North stable flies, also can trans- control it. Babesiosis is Dakota veterinarians and mit anaplasmosis. caused by Babesia bigemina livestock owners may see Calves can be infected and Babesia bovis, which health problems not normally with the disease but are are blood parasites. found in the state. much more resistant than Babesiosis is transmit- “There is unprec- older cattle. Because the ted by Boophilus ticks. Boo- edented movement of cattle parasite destroys red blood philus ticks cannot survive across the country,” says cells, anemia is the classic North Dakota winters, but North Dakota State Univer- symptom associated with cattle can be infected with the sity Extension Service Veteri- anaplasmosis. disease elsewhere before narian Charlie Stoltenow. Redwater is caused by being brought into the state. “Livestock owners may see Leptospira, a bacterial Signs in cattle include a high signs in their cattle that they pathogen. Leptospirosis is fever (105º F and above), have not seen before. If they transmitted from animal to anemia, hemoglobinuria do, they should contact their animal (and to humans) by (brown urine) and stagger- veterinarian right away and contact with Leptospira in ing. have the animal examined.” contaminated urine, feed and “It is important for veteri- Health problems cattle water. The Leptospira patho- narians and livestock owners owners might see include gen associated with to be observant and vigilant,” anaplasmosis, red water dis- redwater causes the destruc- Stoltenow says. “Livestock ease and babesiosis. tion of red blood cells and the owners are encouraged to Anaplasmosis usually is release of hemoglobin, contact their veterinarian caused by Anaplasma which is flushed from the right away if an animal is ex- marginale, a blood parasite. animal’s body through the hibiting signs of illness.” It is not contagious between urine, hence the name He also recommends animals. It usually is transmit- redwater. Leptospira can sur- livestock owners purchase ted by a tick. The ticks that vive in North Dakota. and move only animals with a known health background.

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Most trees are soil at this depth is an indica- both new and well estab- underlaid with grass which, tion the tree may be under First Wednesday of each month beginning: lished homeowners is “What because of its shallower root moisture stress. is the best tree to plant?” I system, will get the first drink. Knowledge of trees Wednesday, Sept. 7 find this question hard to an- So the tree must depend on growing around your home MonDak Heritage Center swer because there is no tree water that leaches through or those you intend to plant rd without problems. For ex- the root system of the lawn. will be a great aid in main- 120 3 Ave. SE ample, one of the trees, green In many areas we do taining or managing the 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ash, is at the top of my list. have water quality issues. tree’s vigor. I encourage Green ash is native, drought Usually the problem is high homeowners to view the tolerant, and sustains itself soluble salts but there are in- North Dakota Tree Handbook Bring your lunch, through our harsh winters. stances when the water at www.ag.ndsu.edu/trees/ we’ll supply the coffee & tea! These are good reasons for source is high in sodium handsbookd/ndhand- it being a native tree for this causing the soil surface to 1,htm#ndth or purchase the The place to come to connect with other parents. area. become hard. Soil “harden- book “Trees and Shrubs for However, the ash plant ing” is due to dispersion of the Northern Great Plains”. Share ideas and learn what’s going on at your student’s bug and ash/lilac borer can the soil particles by sodium Both sources give excellent school. This is where parent’s go to relax, share and get be problems for green ash. when it displaces calcium information about individual Occasionally I find some ash and, magnesium ions that plant species characteristics to know one another over a nice cup of coffee. trees devastated by the normally saturate the soil and and applications, tree care Call Nicole, Bridget, or Melissa at 433-4097 for more info. borer. The plant bug very help maintain its structure. and maintenance, along early is the primary cause for The high sodium reduces with plant pictures and de- All parents with school age children in the demise of ash trees. The ability of water to penetrate scriptions. The book costs Richland County are welcome to attend. other concern I have with the soil surface and reach $10 and is available from this green ash trees is that this the tree roots. office. Call us at 701-577- tree accounts for a very large 4595. percentage of our tree population. Should a dominating pest like the emerald ash borer arrive in this area the Nourish Your green healthy appearance of our community will take a big hit. There are just a whole lot of green ash trees in commu- Skin Lesson SUMMER nities like Tioga, Ray, SUMMER Grenora and Williston along with most farmsteads. When making a selec- Offered tion such factors as hardiness, moisture requirements, By Marcia Hellandsaas PAINTPAINT SALESALE insect and disease resis- NDSU Extension Agent, McKenzie/Dunn Counties tance, mature size and free- Do you want to have beautiful skin, minimize wrinkles dom from insects and dis- and look your best as long as possible? 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Allen received a patent for his com- 406-776-2354 triangular tipped arrows that pierced chain mail, and they pound bow. used half moot arrow types that could cut through the rigging In 1992 the Olympic torch in Barcelona, Spain, was lit Hwy 16 • Savage, MT of enemy ships. using a flaming arrow, and in 1995 officials included the Archers played a huge role in warfare for millennium, compound bow in World Target Archery championships. but their days of domination did come to an end with the Individuals and companies continue to make improve- invention of accurate firearms. The last battle in which the ments to the bow and arrow. New improvements that look English used archers was in 1644. promising include single cam technology and the use of car- By the late 1600s, archery contests had become popu- bon arrows. Upland Bird Numbers Down North Dakota hunters should expect to see fewer up- and furbearer certificate and general game and habitat li- land game birds this hunting season, according to Aaron cense. In addition, hunters age 16 and older need a small Robinson, State Game and Fish Department upland game game license. management biologist. The season for sharp-tailed grouse, ruffed grouse and Hungarian partridge opens Sept. 10. PIZZA & FINE FOODS “Excessive water has affected reproduction in areas, but there will be some areas good for sharptails,” Robinson Hunting • WE DELIVER • said. “But no doubt birds will be harder to find.” The spring sharptail breeding population was down 30 Hwy. 16 S, Sidney, MT • 406-433-4650 percent from last year, with numbers falling from west to east. Losses of native prairie and acreage enrolled in the Conser- Over Bait vation Reserve Program are negatively affecting the sharp- tailed grouse population in North Dakota, Robinson said. In addition, three consecutive harsh winters and a wet, cold Hunters are reminded that hunting big game over bait is spring this year delayed nesting across the state. prohibited on all state-owned or managed wildlife manage- Hungarian partridge numbers are also down, and more ment areas, all U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service national wild- localized, than last year, Robinson said. “Scouting areas will life refuges and waterfowl production areas, U.S. Forest Ser- be critical to success,” he added. “At this time there is not one vice national grasslands, and all North Dakota state school, area that stands out from the rest. The cover is high, so hunt- state park and state forest service lands. ers will need to scout and be willing to move to other areas to In addition, the governor’s proclamation relating to find localized pockets of birds.” chronic wasting disease includes a provision that prohibits This spring’s statewide ruffed grouse drumming counts hunting big game over bait on both public and private land in took a dip of 15% from 2010. The number of drumming males deer unit 3F2. increased almost 13% in the Pembina Hills, but the Turtle Hunting over bait is defined as the placement and/or Mountains showed a 28% decrease from last year. use of baits for attracting big game and other wildlife to a The sage grouse and prairie chicken seasons will re- specific location for the purpose of hunting. main closed in 2011 due to low populations. Baits include but are not limited to grains, minerals, salts, Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to sun- fruits, vegetables, hay or any other natural or manufactured set. Sharptails, ruffed grouse and Huns each have a daily foods. It does not apply to the use of scents and lures, water, limit of three and a possession limit of 12. food plots, standing crops or livestock feeds being used in Hunters, regardless of age, must have a fishing, hunting standard practices.

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These licenses results shouldn’t have to wait much longer. office at 701-328-6335, or email [email protected] and write are for antlerless deer only, and hunters must stay in the unit State Game and Fish Department staff worked well into “Hold concurrent season license” in the subject line. to which the license is assigned. the night last week to hold the second lottery drawing and Game and Fish will mail gratis licenses after the third In addition, youth deer license hunters ages 14 and 15 print those licenses, according to Kim Molesworth, North Da- lottery drawing is held. may purchase additional concurrent season doe licenses to kota Game and Fish Department administrative services di- The second and subsequent lottery drawings were later use during the youth season. vision chief. than usual this year because of the one-week extension of The third lottery for concurrent season antlerless deer the deer application deadline, and an initial shipment of spe- licenses took place onTuesday, Aug. 30, with licenses likely cial license paper that didn’t meet specifications, Molesworth mailed on Wednesday, Aug.31. said. The second shipment of paper arrived in early August, “We apologize for the delay,” Molesworth stated. “We Molesworth added, and the first lottery licenses were printed Welcome Hunters! know that some bowhunters are anxious to get their concur- and mailed first. rent season licenses to use when archery season opens After the third lottery drawing is held, Game and Fish will Sept. 2. We’re trying to get those out as soon as possible.” issue any remaining licenses on a first-come, first-served Breakfast Bowhunters who are traveling through Bismarck prior to basis. Great the opener, and don’t want to risk not receiving their license Hunters can use additional concurrent season doe li- & Lunch before they leave, can call or email the department’s Bis- censes during the archery season with a bow; the deer gun Home marck office by noon on Wednesday, Aug. 31 to request us to season with a bow, rifle, or muzzleloader; or during the Specials hold their license, Molesworth said. Game and Fish would Cooking! then hold the license at its Bismarck office until the hunter picked it up. Outdoor Recreators 5:30 a.m. -7 p.m. • Monday - Saturday Urged To Be Fire Aware 5:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. • Sunday With some antelope archery hunting underway and other hunting seasons coming soon, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks T&C Diner urges hunters to prepare for Montana's fire season. Marlene Emly 742-5060 Fairview, MT "As early season hunters take to the field we are especially concerned about accidental fire starts caused when dry vegetation accumulates in a vehicle's skid plate or catalytic converter," said Ron Aasheim, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks spokesman. Hunters Welcome! 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Call ferred compensation will be Ave., Sidney. 360-2515 or 406-263-1111. sewer & electricity inc. 406- vice. commission based, but other (20-tfn) (26-2tc) (tfn) Larry, 701-444-2410. 776-2209, leave message. (24-tfn) arrangements may be nego- HELP WANTED FOR SALE (18-tfn) OPERATIONS HELP WANTED tiated. Send resume to The VFW, Sidney, is looking for a 5 bdrm house with full base- FOR RENT ment, new kitchen, attached MANAGER Larsen Service Drug, Roundup, PO Box 1207, bartender/manager. Apply at RV Spot in Tobacco Gardens, heated garage, fenced yard, Full time. Benefits. Excellent Watford City, has PT clerking Sidney, MT 59270 or apply bar or for more information and a 32 ft trailer with water, sits on 1 acre, barn, 40x60 knowledge of hardware, positions available. Must be at Sidney Job Service. call 406-433-9982. sewer, and electricity in (24-tfn) (26-3tc) Qunset with cement flooring, background in sales & pur- able to work Saturdays. Stop Tobacco Gardens. 701-842- ADMINISTRATIVE ROCKIN X-COUNTRY 67 miles west of Williston chasing. Oversee petroleum in for applicaiton. 2147. (24-tfn) ASSISTANT National company hiring between Poplar and (26-tfntc) pumps. Apply in person. See FREELANCE WRITER If you love to meet the public, those over 18 free to travel Brockton, MT. call Sammy at FOR RENT Tony for application. Farmers A regional MonDak newspa- answer questions, work hard with youth oriented group 406-768-8435 or Robert at Union Oil, Watford City. Camper Space in Crane, MT. (17-tfn) per is looking for a dedicated & have fun this Administra- representing major fashion, 406-650-8216. Call 406-488-1146. freelance writer for weekly, tive Assistant position with music, & sports publications. (28-2tc) (27-2nc) HELP WANTED monthly & online publica- the Sidney Area Chamber of CALL NOW 888-802-8747. FOR SALE SERVICES 60 acres, 3 bdrm home In store help wanted. tions. Writer will cover stories Commerce & Agriculture is (28-1tp) HOT SHOT TRUCKING McKenzie Building Center, of interest & news primarily for you. Computer proficiency BUSINESS aprox. 1800 sq. ft. Recently remodeled, central a/c, LP Haul Lass, LLC is now ser- Watford City. 701-444-3665. in the oil industry, but may in Quickbooks, Word, Pub- OPPORTUNITY vicing the area. Delivering (7-tfn) also do special interest lisher & Excel preferred. Ex- furnace, 2 stall garage, START YOUR OWN quonset, storage shed, new anywhere, anytime! Reli- pieces. Send writing samples perience in Dreamweaver a able, responsible & local! & resume to The Roundup, plus. Contact the Sidney Job BUSINESS OR NEED barn, good corrals. 1 mile north of Watford City. Call af- Give me a call at 406-480- PO Box 1207, Sidney, MT Service to apply. Salary DOE. MORE OFFICE/ 0126 or 406-488-6613, email (25-tfn) RETAIL SPACE ter 6 p.m. 701-842-2606. (28-2tc) [email protected] or fax Retail & office space is now 2006 SCHULT HOME 406-488-6107. Dianna Hoff, available in Yellowstone FOR SALE Hauler. Marketplace, Sidney's new (47-tfn) South 40 28x60 2006 Schult Home, WILL PAINT downtown mall. Modern located at Huntley, MT. Liv- Kitchen Help Wanted Houses, barns, quonsets, si- Evening Line Cook los, cedar shakes, etc. 406- Shifts 3 to 10 or 11 Daytime Helper 488-8244. (3-tfn) Shift 8 to 3 Mon-Thurs Help Wanted Kilen Backhoe Specializing In Bonus Plan, Vacations & Paid Yard Personnel, Service Health Plan for Full Time • FR Clothing • Embroidery GREEN ACRES SOD FARM Staff. Salary DOE. Loaders, Drivers. Office: 406-433-6757 • Cell: 406-697-7153 • Sewers • Basements We grow grade A Kentucky bluegrass. Call 406-433-4999 For Full & Part Time Installation & Delivery are Available. Interview With Ray or Lola 2221 S. Central Avenue • Sidney, MT 59270 • Water Pipelines Or Fax Application to Apply In Person Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (mst) 406-433-1342 Fax: 406-433-6755 • Website: www.sondassolutions.com Sat 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. (mst) Marvin (406) 798-3601 ***Orders for picking up Sat. morning need to be placed by 2 p.m. on Fri. Marlon (406) 489-1243 Call ahead for orders. 100 14th St. SE • Sidney, MT Ph: 406-433-2012 Kenny (406) 489-1426 701-744-5759 Hours: M-F 7:00 - 5:00, Sat 8:00 - 1:00

Reaching over 8,400 Households in Western North Dakota Help Wanted and Eastern Montana Every Week Classified Ad Order Form (Please Print) Sidney Sugars Incorporated is accepting applications for sugarbeet processing factory positions. The jobs begin in late September and are 13452 available until all beets and juice are processed, about mid-February.

6 78 910 $12.31/hour

11 12 13 14 15 Bid jobs $13.67/hour and higher Opportunity for advancement to full time positions 16 17 18 19 20 On the job training 21 22 23 24 25 Limited medical plan 26 27 28 29 30 $7.00 Overtime may be available

31 $7.10 32 $7.20 33 $7.30 34 $7.40 35 $7.50 (etc.) Employee Referral Program Apply in person or request an application from: $7.00 for 30 words or less; additional words Sidney Sugars Incorporated 10¢ each 35140 County Road 125 - Sidney, MT - 406-433-9320 Number of words______x Number of Times______= Cost $______Apply at Job Service Work Force Center Payment Must Accompany Ad Name 211 N Central Ave – Sidney, MT www.sidneysugars.com Mail To: The Roundup Walk-ins are welcome! P.O. Box 1207, Sidney, MT 59270 Equal Opportunity Employer • Drug Free Workplace ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 21

AZURE MONUMENTS AFFORDABLE bale fork for small square DOES YOUR DOG HAVE FOR SALE ALF-clover bales. 406-489- Grave covers, markers, all CLEANING & bales, $800. Duall 345 ALLERGIES? '92 Timpte super hopper 3085. colors & sizes, custom de- GARDENING BY loader with pump, 7' bucket Infinia Dog Food by Exclu- grain trailer. Good tires & (28-4tc) signs, scenes, final dates, JANELLE with grapple off 4010 J.D. sive is grain free. Holistic tarp. Over all good cond., $2,000 or OBO. 406-963- MISCELLANEOUS pictures. We sell monuments, Commerical & residential, nutrition,salmon/sweet po- $15,000 or OBO. 701-770- 2228. no extra charge for lettering. have references, flexible tato or bison/potato. Avail- 5826 or 701-444-2463. FOR SALE 406-766-2326. Box 2, Froid, (27-2tc) able at Williston Saddlery, (27-2tp) FOR SALE schedule, free estimates, WE HAVE FEED FOR FOR SALE MT 59226 or 863-494-0136, reasonable rates, 15 yrs. exp. your certified Purina Feeds Brand new size 22 wedding EVERY ANIMAL New cattle oilers, $425. Flies 406-790-0338. Top to bottom comprehen- dealer. Williston Saddlery, dress. White w/red detailing. (42-tfn) Horse, Poultry, Dog, Cat, can cost you lots of pounds sive service. Sidney area. Hwy. 2 W. 701-572-2267. Matching veil & tiara. Girls' WELDING Rabbit, Hog, Cattle. We are of beef. Kueffler Ranch Sup- 406-478-3689. (27-4tc) size 6 matching flower girl Welding & repair work. No (26-tfn) a certified Purina Feeds FOR SALE ply. 701-694-3620. dress. Bought in '07 & both (27-3tc) job is too small. Portable AFTER HOUR NOTARY dealer. Competitive priced, '92 1680 combine, superb have never been worn & FOR SALE welder, reasonable rates. SERVICE knowledgeable staff. cond., completely gone thru, have never touched the AgriPro Hawken Winter 701-444-2936. Williston Saddlery, Hwy 2 W. records, long sieve, ground. Purchased for over (30-tfn) Week days 5pm-8pm and Wheat. Seed to be certified, 701-572-2267. crossflow fan, always $1,000, asking $600 OBO for GENE'S MONUMENTS weekends. Call 406-488- (27-4tc germination 96%. 701-675- 5782, please leave a mes- shedded, headers available, everything. Call Erin 406- Monuments & markers to fit FOR SALE 2329 or 701-770-2500. 3400 hrs. 701-400-6075. 480-3834. everyone's needs. All colors sage if no answer. WIC defoliator 9 row rear (28-4tc) (28-4tp) (26-tfntc) (tfn) & sizes. 406-482-1967 or cell, steer, knife scalpers & front HORSE OWNERS FOR SALE 406-480-2144. Gene Hueth, FARM & RANCH drum steel. Good shape. Saddles, tack, riding sup- 2010-2011 Alfalfa Hay 709 8th St. SE, Sidney. VERMEER HAYING 406-489-0152. plies, Purina horse feeds, 1200# Bales, 2011 Grass- (tfn) EQUIPMENT (27-4tc) round pens, hay feeders, See us today for all your ROUGH LUMBER COMPLETE SERVICE dewormers, bug sprays. haying & feeding equipment, We stock rough lumber, Williston Saddlery, HWY 2 CENTER sweeps & Farm Oil. Anderson posts, rails. Williston Sad- West. 701-572-2267. The Roundup provides free Help Wanted Vermeer Sales & Service. dlery, Hwy. 2 W. 701-572- (27-4tc) fax service at Meuchel Com- Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5:30 2267. puter Services, Watford City, p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701- (27-4tc) for all news, photos & adver- ANTIQUE TRACTORS Office manager needed to work part time or full 828-3482 after hrs., time. We need a highly motivated individual tising copy. You may drop Alexander. AND MORE your Roundup payments at (42-tfn) '62 Case 930, '61 Case 630, LOOKING FOR A with strong computer skills to do data entry. PARTS DELIVERY Meuchels. FOR SALE '56 Model 80, new Firestone The individual must perform day to day (tfn) PERSON 40' Belly Dump trailer, CPS, tractor tires, 18.4-34, J-D operations and answer phones. SIDNEY AIR SERVICE tandem, 24.5 rubber, electric F910 lawn mower, 60" front Must have clean Get your aircraft appraised by tarp, $18,000 or OBO. 8 pack desk. 701-828-3427. driving record. the pro, certified aircraft ap- (27-2tp) Experience Salary DOE, 401 K, insurance, vacation, praiser member NAAA. Call Help Wanted comp. time. Stop by, call or email 904 E. Main, Barry 406-488-4031. preferred but not (11-tfn) necessary. 406-482-1303 or [email protected]. SIDNEY AIR SERVICE Experienced operators Call AJ Aircraft buying or selling. Call for heavy equipment scraper, 406.433.1810 Barry, 406-488-4031. blade, loader, dozer, etc. (11-tfn) Xango Mangosteen Juice Good Pay • Benefits The Carpenter’s E SIDNEY, MT xperi nce! Storehaus Williston Basin Oilfield Work ence the Eagle Country Differe Your Local Bible Book Store Dean: 406-489-5378 • Bob: 406-973-1702 215 East Main Sidney, MT 406-433-3355 Office: 406-433-7308 • Fax: 406-433-7309 Sidney, MT 59270 406.433.1810 BASIN BROKERS INC. Main Office: 106 Main • PO Box 456 • Williston, ND 58802-0456 Phone: 701-572-5560 • Fax: 701-572-7397 • 1-800-572-5560 E-mail: [email protected] • www.basinbrokers.com Property For Sale By Bids McKenzie County 155 Acres+/ - Tillable Township 146 North, Range 98 West Section 6: SE 1/4 BIDS DUE SEPTEMBER 15, 2011 For Additional Information Contact: Paul Deutsch, Basin Brokers, Inc. 217 N. Main St., PO Box 125, Watford City, ND 58854 • 701-842-6973 Deadline for advertising for our September 7 paper is Noon, Thursday, September 1.

35140 County Road 125 • Sidney, Montana 59270 • 406-433-9320 News and Classified ads are Help Wanted...Maintenance Electrician welcome until 10 a.m. • Sidney Sugars Incorporated is seeking a maintenance electrician for their Sidney, Montana sugarbeet factory. Friday, September 2. • The ideal candidate must be able to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems and equipment such as motors, transformers, and We will be closed Monday, switches. Must pass a written test on basic electrical principles. • $19.43/starting. $23.25 and full time when competence has been proven. September 5 to enjoy the • FT benefits include medical/dental, pension, 401(k), paid disability leave, life insurance, and vacation, sick, and holiday pay. Labor Day Holiday • For more information, call Sharon at 406-433-9320 or walk in

Send resume to: Sharon Nelson, Sidney Sugars Incorporated, 35140 County Road 125, Sidney, MT 59270. Position open until filled. www.sidneysugars.com Equal Opportunity Employer. Drug free workplace. 22 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011

PLANT PARADISE FURNITURE FOR SALE well maintained, $12,500. FOR SALE Trees, shrubs, perennials, Double bed, $50, 2 Located in Kalispell. Email 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport, buy 2 get 3rd free. Call Linda Couches, $50 each, solid [email protected] for pic- 4x4, automatic, 4.0 liter en- Casey, 406-798-3378 to see wood dining set w/ six chairs, tures or call 406-755-2095. gine, good tires, execellent Arnegard what's available. $200, weight machine, $150, (27-2tp) condition, 4 door, blue/grey (23-tfn) womens bicycles, washer/ VEHICLES in color, 111,000 miles. FOR SALE dryer, $300. 406-250-9891. $3,500, Call 406-525-3351 Auto Sales (28-1tp) FOR SALE leave message. RV storage cover, fits 30-33' FOR SALE '89 Kenworth T400 single (27-2tc) 5th wheel, entrance door 2008 Ford F250 300 gallon diesel fuel tank on axle w/trailer, L10, 9 spd., opening, brand new, $100. farm stand $350, 2 265 70 gooseneck & receiver WANTED crew, super duty, diesel ...... $29,995 406-488-4088. R15 Pickup tires, new $250, (24-tfn) hitches only, exc. road ready WANTED TO BUY 2008 Chevy Impala LTZ...... $15,995 FOR SALE 4 Seimans 55 watt solar cond., $12,500. 701-842- Fresh home grown veg- modules w/ top of pole or RV Butcher pigs, '88 Ford F-250, 3790 eves., 701-444-6895 etables for Betania. Contact 2006 Chevy Trail Blazer ...... $14,499 mounts $1000. 406-482- 4x4, good 7.3 diesel motor, days. Russ Wells, 406-489-7431. 8057. (27-6tc) (23-tfn) 2008 Chevy Malibu LT ...... $14,495 has tranny problems; cream (28-1tp) FOR SALE cans, $20 ea.; Red Wing wa- '97 Toyota Corolla, A/C, auto, 2002 Jeep Wrangler X ...... $11,995 ter cooler w/school drinking electric windows, AM/FM fountain, $250; fainting goats, RECREATIONAL 2004 Pontiac Bonneville ...... $3,995 cassette player, new tires & GARAGE SALE $50 ea. 406-774-3453, leave VEHICLES struts, 120,531 mi., $4200. RUMMAGE SALE 1997 Ford Taurus ...... $3,295 message. FOR SALE (27-2tp) 406-488-7515. The "Big One" is coming! (26-3tp) FOR SALE '00 Palomino Stamped 21' Watford City First Lutheran 701-586-3552 • Hwy. 85W • Arnegard, ND Hybrid travel trailer, self con- FOR SALE Dining room set, small WELCA sale Wed. Sept. 14 tained w/awning, exc. cond., '91 Ford F350 crew cab, 4x4, freezer, 25" TV, twin bedfram 4pm-8pm. Lyo serving $5000. 701-842-3790 eves, diesel pickup. 701-694- and head board. Call 406- snacks. Thurs. Sept. 15 9am- 701-444-6895 days. 3620. 488-3466. 3pm. Slushburgers and pie. (27-6tc) (27-3tc) $1 bag sale, 1-3pm at Civic Roundup Trader (27-2tp) Is your Farm & FOR SALE FOR SALE Center and Veterns Bldg. '94 Class C, 32' motor home, Ranch business The Roundup Trader will feature any picture Coal Stoker, accepting best (28-2tp) 460 Ford engine, 34k mi., offer. Call 406-488-1146 Roundup Ready you choose for the item(s) you are selling. (27-2nc) new rear tires & water heater, 3 PARTY YARD SALE You can put in up to 25 words with the See Us Today Fri. Sept. 9 from 10am-9pm We make good in Watford City, across from picture and the cost will be $15 per week. Control Weeds Before They Overwinter business better! 313 5th Street NW by brown We will no longer be able to have 2 weeks garage. Lots of clothing, bike free due to changes in our website format. & carrier, household items, 2 As of August 10, 2011, you will be able to AP503 CL 406-433-3306 furniture, much more. (28-2tp) CLEARFIELD* Production System [email protected] upload your photos and information directly AP503 CL2 is the only hard red winter wheat with two genes for to our website for the fee of $15 per week. tolerance to Beyond® herbicide, meaning both fall and spring LOOKING FOR A Please contact The Roundup herbicide applications to control tough grass weeds in-season. QUALIFIED office at 406-433-3306 with any AUTO TECH. questions you may have. Ford experience preferred but not necessary. Wages will DOE. Great place to work. M-F, 401k, Insurance Benefits. Randy Skov | Fairview, MT Call Steve Stephenson 406-747-5217 Home | 406-489-0165 Cell 406.433.1810 STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE

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We offer: The Roundup, •Wages from $19.20 to $24.00/hr DOE, For additional information or to apply online, Semi-annual retention bonus of $1,250 Yellowstone Marketplace, •At home every day (4 a.m. - 4 p.m.) please visit our website at: •$.50/hr worked quarterly Safety Bonus and in our news stands www.sidneyhealth.org •5-12’s per week working immediately •4 on/2 off rotating work scheduling starting Nov., 2011 - or contact - •Overtime after 40 hours in Sidney. •Night shift differential •Company assisted health insurance Pick up your free copy today! Marilyn Olson •6% Company matching on 401K 216 14th Ave SW • Sidney, MT 59270 •Company funded Cash Balance Retirement Plan •Sick Leave Benefits Phone: (406) 488-2571 •Vacation Benefits [email protected] We also have other excellent benefits including life insurance, long term disability, paid company holidays. Apply online at www.tsocorp.com An Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer, M/F/D/V ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 23 Lunch Menus Richey Schools Wed., Aug 31: Super Salad Bar. Thurs., Sept 1: Spaghetti, green beans, peaches, garlic bread. Fri., Sept 2: Pizza Friday. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Drummies, potato wedges,fruit cocktail, corn, bread. Sidney Public School Wed., Aug 31: Beef & Bean burrito, tossed salad, ranch dressing, fruit, milk. Thurs., Sept 1: BBQ Riblets, oven fries, pineapple tidbits, gela- tin, milk. Fri., Sept 2: PB&J sandwich, sack lunch, milk. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Chickenburger, seasoned potatoes, diced carrots, fruit, milk. Rau School Wed., Aug 31: Fish or Chicken Nuggets, fries, corn, jello, milk. Thurs., Sept 1: Pork dippers, mashed potatoes, carrots, pineapple, bread, milk. Fri., Sept 2: Mexi-bites, rice, salad, pears, milk. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Cheeseburgers, fries, fresh fruit, pudding, milk. E. Fairview School Wed., Aug 31: Chicken nuggets, rice, green beans, fresh fruit, bun, milk. Thurs., Sept 1: Hot ham and cheese, baked beans, lettuce salad, fresh pineapple, cookie, milk. Fri., Sept 2: Baked chicken, garden blend rice, glazed carrots, lettuce salad, bun, milk. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Pizza, chips/ salsa, lettuce salad, oranges, milk. Fairview School Wed., Aug 31: Slushburgers, potato, corn, fruit Thurs., Sept 1: Chicken fettucine, caesar salad, peas, breadsticks Fri., Sept 2: Hamburger, potato, cheesy green beans, fruit Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL Lambert School Wed., Aug 31: Chicken Pattie, mashed potato, gravy, green beans, cake, milk. Thurs., Sept 1: Tater Tot hot dish, salad, bread, applesauce, milk. Fri., Sept 2: Pizza, salad, ba- nanas, milk. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Poor Boys Chips, veggies, rice krispie bar, milk. Culbertson School Wed., Aug 31: Ham, scalloped potatoes, corn, mandarin oranges Thurs., Sept 1: Tater tot cas- serole, apple sauce, brownie Fri., Sept 2: Chicken nuggets, fries, banana, rice krispie bar Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Hot dogs, baked beans, pears, bread, milk. Froid Wed., Aug 31: Baked ham, baked potatoes, buttered corn, apple crisp, buns & milk. Thurs., Sept 1: Polish Dogs & Sauerkraut, baked beans, macaroni & cheese, fruit, milk. Fri., Sept 2: Super gems, pears, milk. Mon., Sept 5: NO SCHOOL. Tue., Sept 6: Mexican Hotdish, lettuce salad, peaches, milk. 24 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 U.S. Department Of Transportation Reinforces Commitment To No New Regulations For America’s Ag Community The U.S. Department of sure consistent access to does not impose any new concerns that some states essary. Generally, the states farm vehicles would only op- Transportation’s Federal Mo- exemptions for farmers. No rules on farmers—follows the might not allow exemptions and the industry have a com- erate on farms, while com- tor Carrier Safety Administra- regulations will be proposed Federal Register public no- to Commercial Drivers Li- mon understanding on this mercial trucks would operate tion (FMCSA) announced to- for any new safety require- tice which FMCSA issued on cense (CDL) requirements point. To the extent that fact- on public roads. The reality day that it has no intention to ments or changes to the May 31, 2011, asking farm- for certain farm operations specific questions arise, the is that farm equipment that is propose new regulations rules governing the transport ers, farm organizations and using “crop-share” leasing. Agency will work with the not designed or intended for governing the transport of of agricultural products, farm the public to give input on the When FMCSA investi- States and the industry to everyday use on public agricultural products. The machinery, or farm supplies agency’s longstanding safety gated, there appeared to be provide a clarification for the roads is often used for short agency also released guid- to or from a farm. rules. wide differences among specific scenario. trips at limited speeds. This ance designed to make sure “We have no intention of “We want to make it ab- states in how the “for-hire” a. Commercial Driver’s creates a gray area for clas- states clearly understand the instituting onerous regula- solutely clear that farmers will and related agricultural ex- License. Federal regulations sification. After considering common sense exemptions tions on the hardworking not be subjected to new and ceptions were being applied. allow states to make excep- the public comments, that allow farmers, their em- farmers who feed our coun- impractical safety regula- In order to ensure consis- tions to Commercial Driver’s FMCSA has determined that ployees, and their families to try and fuel our economy,” tions,” said U.S. Transporta- tency, FMCSA asked state License (CDL) regulations most States have already accomplish their day-to-day said Secretary Ray LaHood. tion Deputy Secretary John officials to cease all new en- for certain farm vehicle driv- adopted common sense en- work and transport their prod- “Farmers deserve to know Porcari. “The farm community trant safety audits on farmers ers such as farm employees forcement practices that al- ucts to market. that reasonable, common can be confident that states engaged in “crop-share” and family members, as long low farmers to safely move After hearing from con- sense exemptions will con- will continue to follow the leasing and issued the pub- as their vehicles are not used equipment to and from their cerned farmers earlier this tinue to be consistently avail- regulatory exemptions for lic notice soliciting input that by “for-hire” motor carriers. fields. In areas where farm year, FMCSA initiated this able to agricultural opera- farmers that have always would provide insight on the Some states have ques- implements are common, the review to make sure states tions across the country, and worked so well.” complex use of farm equip- tioned whether this exemp- enforcement community and don’t go overboard in enforc- that’s why we released this “FMCSA is pleased with ment on public roads. The tion applies to drivers who the agricultural community ing regulations on agricul- guidance.” the input we’ve received guidance released today, work for “crop share” or simi- have achieved a mutual un- tural operators, and to en- This guidance—which from the agricultural commu- which is based on that input, lar arrangements. FMCSA’s derstanding of which safety nity and members of Con- clarifies three critical issues: notice includes guidance to regulations should apply to gress. We received about a. Interstate vs. intrastate ensure consistent application farm equipment on their pub- 1700 comments and the vast commerce. Since the differ- of the exemption. After con- lic roads. Come To The Movies! majority called for us to pre- ence between the two has sidering the public com- FMCSA is committed to serve the guidance that been determined by the U.S. ments, the Agency has de- the safety of our highways Tues - Thurs., Aug. 30 - Sept. 1 leaves states to carry out the Supreme Court and other termined that farmers who and the long-term success of The Smurfs @ 7:30 p.m. farm exceptions as they have Federal courts, FMCSA has rent their land for a share of America’s agricultural indus- Adults: $6 Horrible Boss @ 9:30 p.m. for many years.” said FMCSA limited flexibility to provide the crops and haul their own try. To learn more about fed- Students: $5 Administrator Anne Ferro. additional guidelines. The and the landlord’s crops to eral safety regulations that Matinee $4 Fri - Thurs., Sept. 2 - 8 “We want to make crystal Agency has concluded that market should have access impact the transportation of Cowboys vs. Aliens @ 7:30 p.m. clear that we are not impos- new regulatory guidance to the agricultural CDL ex- agricultural products and & Sat. Matinee @ 1 p.m. ing any new regulations.” concerning the distinction emptions given by the states. equipment, please visit the Earlier this year, farm between interstate and intr- a. Implements of Hus- FMCSA website at Centre Theatre groups came to FMCSA with astate commerce is not nec- bandry. In a perfect world, www.fmcsa.dot.gov. Call Our Hotline for updates - 406-480-6684 (MOVI) • Sidney Local Man’s Great Italian Dining Truck Featured In Magazine Local resident Josh Beagle’s 2005 Ford F350 was featured in the August 2011 issue of 8-Lug Magazine. Beagle is the grandson Steaks of John Beagle of Sidney. The article can be found online at http://www.8-lug.com/ features/1108_8l_2005_ford_f350 _something_different/index.html. Seafood Italian Dishes Gourmet Pizza 40% Off! Cold Beer Fine Wine Receive FREE Two Dining Areas Gift with $40 Relaxing Lounge purchase Senior Discount Summer Merchandise Kids Menu 5 and Under Eat Free NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY! Dinner 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Including Purses & Wallets Mon.-Sat. • Downtown Sidney 102 North Central Ave. • 406-433-7799 PLUS Closed Labor Day Muscle Tech Products Muscle Building • Weight Proteins • Pre Workout Products Barrett Pharmacy & Variety 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon-Fri • 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat Prescription Service w/Free Mail Out/Free Delivery in Watford City IN YELLOWSTONE MARKETPLACE, DOWNTOWN SIDNEY, MT 433-7799 701-842-3311 • 145 Main • Watford City, ND