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W D Introduction and History 3 Getting started in Dickinson 4 N D, Theodore Roosevelt National Park 4-6 Medora 8 he plains and badlands of west- at the Ukrainian Cultural Institute in First on First 10 ern North Dakota has plenty Dickinson. Cycling and Maah Daah Hey Trail 10 of opportunities to for you and T • Assumption Abbey in Richardton Golf 12 your family to get out and experience is a breathtaking Bavarian Roman- our natural resources and history. esque style church, home of Benedic- State Parks 14 Here’s a few of our top picks for you to see and do while visiting us. tine monks. Take home a bottle of Hunting 16 • Theodore Roosevelt National wine and some handcrafted pottery. Water Recreation 18 Park, once home to President Theo- Many people aren’t aware of all of Fishing 20 dore Roosevelt, is also home to wild the public lands and great primitive horses, elk, buffalo, prairie dogs and camping sites in the badlands. The Outdoor Recreation 21-22 other wildlife. You can drive the 36 Little Missouri National Grasslands, Stark County Veterans Memorial 22 mile loop, hike the trails, ride a horse, over 1 million public acres, is where Dickinson Museums & Area History 25-27 and enjoy the nightly summer Medora the Maah Daah Hey Trail, a 145 mile Musical, a western themed musical Enchanted Highway 28 groomed dirt track, winds across the that includes variety acts. Dickinson Parks 29 • Travel down the Enchanted High- badlands for hikers, bikers and horse- way just east of Dickinson, Exit 72 and back riders to enjoy. You can enter Dickinson State University 30 be amazed by the world’s largest metal the trail at campsites, and pick your West River Community Center 32 sculptures created by one man. miles if you wish, or take the kids on • Dinosaurs! Not just fossils, but a hike, and ﬁ nd all kinds of rock trea- Wirship In Dickinson 33 also beautiful rocks and minerals are at sures. Co ee Shops 34 the Dickinson Dinosaur Museum, kids There is a lot more to explore, Dick- Dickinson Lodging & Camping 36 love this place. inson and southwest North Dakota • Local history at the Dickinson Dining 38-42 offers great experiences, festivals, Museum Center tells the story of Food 43 our communities in southwest North events, food, and good summer fun. Dakota, a background in early settle- Enjoy your visit, there’s living history, Night Life 44 ments. nature experiences, and lots of sum- 2017 Summer Event Schedule 45-54 • Ukrainian cultural items and mer memories to take back and share handcrafted Pysanky egg artwork is with family and friends.

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City Government Dickinson Convention Midcontinent Health care Dickinson City Hall and Visitor’s Bureau 1-800-888-1300 CHI St. Alexius 99 2nd St. E. 72 Museum Drive W www.midco.net Hospital and Clinic 701-456-7744 701-483-4988 2500 Fairway St. dickinsongov.com dickinsoncvb.com The Essentials 701-456-4000 Job Service North Dakota The Dickinson Press stjoeshospital.org 66 Osborn Drive 1815 First St. W Dickinson Police Department 701-227-3100 701-225-8111 Sanford Health Clinic 2475 State Ave N. jobsnd.com thedickinsonpress.com 2615 Fairway St. 701-456-7759 701-456-6000 dickisonpd.org Stark County Courthouse Department of Motor Vehicles sanfordhealth.org 51 Third St. E. 1700 Third Ave. W Newcomers and Visitors 701-227-3184. (Inside T-Rex Plaza) Sanford Health East Badlands Board of Realtors starkcountynd.gov 701-227-6540 Dickinson Clinic 701-483-0333 sanfordhealth.org badlandsboard.com West River Community Center Montana Dakota Utilities 2004 Fairway St. 701-456-0141 Dickinson Chamber 701-456-2070 montana-dakota.com of Commerce 314 3rd Ave. W Cable/Phone/Internet Roughrider Electric Co-op 701-225-5115 Consolidated 2156 Fourth Ave. E dickinsonchamber.org 507 Main Street Hwy 22 S. 701-483-5111 [email protected] 701-483-4000 Contact for relocation packet ctctel.com

THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK Celebrate at Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Visitors to Theodore Roosevelt National Park have many options to help them discover and enjoy the beauty of the Badlands. Initially the landscape may appear inhospitable and desolate, but a closer look will reveal panoramic vistas and a bounty of plant and animal life. The park is divided into three units, each of which offers wonderful and unique opportunities. The park has three visitor centers: one at the South Unit entrance in Medora, one at Painted Canyon on Interstate 94 and one at the entrance to the North Unit just off Highway 85. Start your visit at one of the visitor centers to obtain information and maps, view exhibits and watch a short ﬁ lm about the park. Then, begin an adventure in Theodore Roo- sevelt National Park. The following information will help plan a visit that ﬁ ts your time, interests and abilities.

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SOUTH UNIT on I-94. This overlook offers a magniﬁ cent campground. For a longer hike, the Caprock Taking the 36-mile Scenic Loop Drive panoramic view of the Badlands. It is also Coulee Nature Trail, 1.6 miles round trip, is is the best way to see the South Unit. The the best place to view the soft glow on the a good choice, or combine it with the Upper drive takes about two hours. Wildlife includ- Badlands hills at either sunrise or sunset. Caprock Coulee Trail for a 4.3-mile loop. ing prairie dogs, bison, feral horses, mule Visitors who want to stretch their legs can Stop at the visitor center to inquire about deer and white-tailed deer are commonly include a short walk along the rim or a more other hiking options. seen along the route. The drive also allows strenuous hike on the one-mile-loop trail visitors to experience a variety of habitats that drops into the canyon. The trailhead is ELKHORN RANCH UNIT located near the picnic shelters. including river bottoms, grasslands, forested To stand where Roosevelt stood and to slopes and draws as the road traverses the see the Badlands as he saw them can be an broken Badlands topography. Stop at the NORTH UNIT incredibly moving experience. This small Badlands and Boicourt overlooks or walk to Allow at least 1½ hours to complete the section of the park preserves the site of the top of Buck Hill for dramatic views. 28-mile round trip North Unit Scenic Drive. Roosevelt’s “home ranch,” the Elkhorn. If time allows, include several short hikes Along the way, one can see unique geologic Although no structures remain, foundation along your drive. The Wind Canyon and formations called “cannonball concretions,” Ridgeline Nature Trails are good choices. drive through grasslands, peer into canyons, blocks mark the outline of the original ranch Both are less than a mile and offer outstand- enjoy great views of the Little Missouri house. Inquire at one of the park visitor cen- ing views. If you want a longer hike, Jones River, and maybe spot a longhorn steer or ters for detailed instructions on how to reach Creek, Lower Paddock Creek and the Pet- a bighorn sheep. The River Bend Overlook, this unit and for road conditions. riﬁ ed Forest trails are all excellent choices. with its beautiful shelter built by the Civil- Allow at least a half day to make the trip Stop at the visitor center for route descrip- ian Conservation Corps (CCC), and Oxbow and plan on a 3-mile round-trip hike once tions and maps or for information on other Overlook offer the best views. For those arriving at the parking area. All roads to the hiking options. Don’t leave the Medora area who want to include a short walk, the 1.1- Elkhorn Ranch are dirt and can be slippery without a stop at Painted Canyon, off Exit 32 mile Little Mo Nature Trail begins at the or impassable when wet.

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VISITORS GUIDE R7 SW ND 2017 MEDORA Visiting Medora Medora, the city that has embraced the Western heritage and way of life, is the gateway to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the North Dakota Badlands. Former President Theodore Roosevelt came here more than 125 years ago, tried his hand at cattle ranching and used his experiences to eventually help become one of the country’s most historically signiﬁ cant leaders. In America, we enjoy national parks and national forests because of TR’s vision and foresight. He has been called the “great conservation president,” and these Badlands have been referred to as the “cradle of conservation” because his experience here shaped much of his think- ing. It is proud to have the park named in his honor in its backyard. It is also home to the nationally recognized Medora Musical that plays at 7:30 p.m. every day from June 3 to Sept. 9; the Maah Daah Hey Trail, one of the best trails for horseback, hiking and biking in the country; one of the top public courses in the nation at Bully Pulpit Golf Course; the famous Pitchfork Fondue steak fry, and many special events scheduled throughout the year.

MEDORA MUSICAL The all-new Medora Musical will be performed nightly from June 3 through Sept. 9. The family-friendly musical is enjoyed in the outdoor splendor of the North Dakota Badlands in the 2,852-seat Burning Hills Amphitheatre. This high-energy, western musical is dedicated to the legacy of America’s 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt, and the time he spent in the North Dakota Badlands. The Medora Musical is pro- fessionally produced and showcases American patriotism. Along with comedy and nationally known variety acts, the show combines exciting song and dance routines performed by the Burning Hills Singers and accompanied by the on-stage band, the Coal Diggers. Cast members invite children to join them on stage before the show at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-MEDORA-1 (1-800-633-6721), visit Ticket Junction while in Medora or go online at www.medora.com to reserve your Medora Musical tickets. ROUGH RIDERS HOTEL A TEDDY ROOSEVELT SALUTE TO MEDORA The Rough Riders Hotel was constructed in 1884 and 1885 by Theodore Roosevelt comes to life in this vivid new presentation. George Fitzgerald. The new hotel was fi rst named the Metropolitan Learn about Theodore Roosevelt as president, husband, father, soldier and built in anticipation of a boom in Medora. In 1903, the name was and hunter. Much of this new show also focuses on Teddy’s time in changed to the Rough Riders Hotel in honor of Theodore Roosevelt’s the North Dakota Badlands. Roosevelt is portrayed by Joe Wiegand Rough Riders and their service in the Spanish-American War. It was in who has performed this role nationally, including a White House this same year that Roosevelt returned to his beloved Badlands as the appearance in celebration of Roosevelt’s 150th birthday. Performances fi rst United States president to ever visit Medora. take place in the Old Town Hall Theater at 3:30 p.m. Monday through Since 1986, the Rough Riders Hotel has been owned and operated Saturday, by the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, the non-profi t organization Harold Schafer founded when he sold the Gold Seal Company. NORTH DAKOTA COWBOY HALL OF FAME Though well maintained since the 1960s reconstruction, the hotel was This interpretive center explores the history of Native Americans, once again in need of signifi cant repairs. ranching, rodeo and the western lifestyle of the northern plains In 2008, a major renovation began at the hotel, which included an horse culture, as well as the North Dakota Badlands. The $4 million, expansion project and complete updates to the original eight hotel 15,000-square-foot facility features a Hall of Honorees, permanent rooms, the addition of the 68 new guest rooms in the tower, a full and traveling western culture exhibits, and a 55-seat theater with an conference center facility, outdoor courtyard for meetings and events award-winning video presentation. The building also offers a gift shop, and the popular “Theodore’s Dining Room and TR’s Tavern” addition multipurpose meeting area, full patio, archives section and library, as to the main level of the building. well as a children’s activity area. Guests enjoy one of the most luxurious lodging options in the area The National Rifl e Association, the State Historical Society of North and access to multiple outdoor swimming pools. The main fl oor of the Dakota, and the NDCHF have joined forces to present The Guns of Rough Riders Hotel also features the ever-popular Theodore’s Dining Dakota. Theodore Roosevelt’s rifl e, dueling pistols owned by the Mar- Room and TR’s Tavern -- a crowd favorite for fi ne dining or some quis de Mores, and a rifl e used at the Battle of the Little Bighorn are relaxing cocktails -- as well as a modern conference center and outdoor just a sample of the historic guns that are on display at the NDCHF. courtyard for meetings or events. There is also a National Finals Rodeo Cowboys from North Dakota The hotel, dining room and conference facility are available year- exhibit. This display highlights the state’s best competitors throughout round for business meetings, social functions and for guests. For more rodeo history. For more information on exhibits and activities at the information, visit medora.com or call 1-800-MEDORA-1 (1-800-633- NDCHF call 701-623-2000 or visit northdakotacowboy.com. 6721).

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Cycling shops and contacts Dakota Cyclery Ste an’s Saw & Bike R 275 Third Ave. 121 Third Ave. E. Medora, ND 58645 Dickinson, ND 58601 701-623-4808 701-225-5075 Maah Daah Hey Theodore Roosevelt Trail Association National Park South Unit PO Box 156 Box 7 Bismarck, ND 58502 Medora, ND 58645 www.mdhta.com 701-623-4466 [email protected]

MAAH DAAH HEY TRAIL ing.” It is used to describe things or an area that will be around for a History, adventure and education come together during a journey long time and is deserving of respect. along the Maah Daah Hey Trail in the Badlands of western North The symbol for the trail is the turtle. Dakota. Adopted from the Lakota Sioux Indians, the turtle symbolizes This multi-use trail, now featuring 150 miles of riding options, was patience, determination and long-life. The turtle shell is emblazoned once a principal trade route for the American Indians and used heavily on the posts that mark the trail. during the Indian battles on the plains. Mileage is marked on the trail posts. Mile 0 is located at the south- The Maah Daah Hey Trail is administered by the U.S. Forest Ser- ern end of the trail, 1.5 miles south of Medora at the Sully Creek State vice. It became a reality in 1998 after nearly three decades of planning. Park. Milepost 96 is located at the U.S. Forest Service CCC camp near Since then, a system of more than 150 miles of interconnected trails have been developed across the Little Missouri Badlands. the north entrance of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This recreational trail traverses the rugged Badlands, and is consid- The Maah Daah Hey Trail Association is a nonproﬁ t organization ered as one of the premier backpacking, mountain biking and horse- dedicated to maintaining the trail system in southwestern North back riding trails in the United States. Dakota. The name “Maah Daah Hey” comes from the Native American lan- To obtain a map, call the USDA Forest Service Medora Ranger guage of the Mandan Hidatsa Indians. It means “grandfather, long-last- Station at 701-227-7800 or the National Park Service at 800-472-2121.

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BULLY PULPIT GOLF COURSE Ranked as one of the top public courses in the state, Heart River Some courses impose themselves on the landscape. The Bully Pul- Golf Course combines a rolling top nine with a wooded bottom nine pit Golf Course, surrounded by the dramatic North Dakota Badlands, that brings water and plenty of trees into play. conforms to the surrounding terrain. The beautiful surroundings provide golfers with just the right blend Bully Pulpit is a nationally recognized course. It was ranked No. 94 of atmosphere and relaxation. Multiple tee boxes on every hole offer a on Golf Digest magazine’s list of Top 100 Public Courses in the U.S., unique, yet enjoyable, challenge to each and every golfer. and for good reason. Heart River Golf Course prides itself in providing a quality golfi ng While some courses impose themselves on the landscape, Bully experience for everyone and accommodating special golf outings or Pulpit conforms to the surrounding terrain. The front and back nine tournament requests, as well as leagues and both youth and adult weaves through meadows, woodlands and meanders adjacent to the lessons. Heart River Golf Course is also home to several premier golf Little Missouri River. tournaments, including the gem of them all, the Labor Day Classic. But the back nine is where golfers’ jaws hit the tee box. The course features a pro shop, a restaurant and bar, Holes Nos. 14 through 17 are built into the rugged Badlands. The Visit dickinsonparks.org or call 701-456-2074 to make a tee time. restless canyon winds test and tease your ball as it drops over 100 feet from tee to fairway on No. 14. PHEASANT COUNTRY GOLF COURSE Bully Pulpit’s signature hole, No. 15, puts golfers atop the incompa- One of the most affordable, challenging courses in western North rable North Dakota Badlands for a shot over the Badlands to an island Dakota can be found a few swings west of Dickinson in South Heart. green for what the course calls “one of the most terrifying par 3’s in The Pheasant Country Golf Course features 18 holes, a driving golf - if not one of the most photographed.” range, putting green, restaurant and bar, cart rental and a full service This 18-hole venue features fi ve tees, ranging in length from a com- pro shop maintained by professional Kirby Robb. fortable 4,750 total yards from the forward tees to a challenging 7,166 Pheasant County is a par 71 that plays 4,953 yards from the forward at the tips. Our state of the art practice facility allows you to dial in your game before heading out to play. Tee time reservations available tees and 6,371 yards at the tips. starting mid-March. Open early April through mid-October. Being away from the bustle of the city, allows golfers to experience The design and maintenance strategy of Bully Pulpit was to preserve nature as the course is located on South Heart’s northern edge next the environment and enhance wildlife habitat. Located three miles to open prairie land. south of Medora on East River Road, this 18-hole course features fi ve Call 701-657-GOLF (4653) or visit pheasantcountrygolf.com for tees, ranging in length from a comfortable 4,750 total yards from the green and cart fees or to make a tee time. forward tees to a challenging 7,166 at the tips. Or, golfers can warm up The course is located 9 miles west of Dickinson or 26 miles east of their swing on the picturesque driving range. Call 1-800-MEDORA-1 historic Medora of Interstate 94 Exit 51. (1-800-633-6721) or visit www.medora.com for tee times. MEDICINE HOLE GOLF COURSE HEART RIVER GOLF COURSE Located in Killdeer North Dakota The Medicine Hole Golf Course is Heart River Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 layout nestled along a premiere course designed by 2003 golf course architect of the year, the scenic Heart River, with numerous panoramic views of Patterson Jim Engh. The 9 holes are a challenge with their hills and pond. The Lake. course is perfectly kept!

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SULLY CREEK STATE PARK Sully Creek State Park is located just 2 1/4 miles south of Medora on paved road then 1/4 of a mile west on gravel road and is open from April 1 to Nov. 30. In the early spring or during high ﬂ ows, canoe- ing the 274-mile long Little Missouri River offers a unique perspective of the Badlands from North Dakota’s only State Scenic River. Corrals are available for those bringing in their own horses. This primitive park also has a small campground with vault toilets. Horseback riders, mountain bikers and hikers have access to the 120-mile long Maah Daah Hey Trail, which traverses the Little Missouri National Grassland.

LITTLE MISSOURI STATE PARK Perhaps North Dakota’s best kept secrets, the wildly rugged landscape of the Little Missouri Breaks Country offers awe-inspiring scenery 17 miles north of Killdeer on Highway 22. Most of this primitive park is accessible only on foot or horseback. Electrical hookups are available to campers. However, all other facilities are primitive. Backpacking and horseback riding on the park’s over 47 miles of trails are popular activities. Horse corrals are available for groups bringing in their own horses and artesian wells are located within the park for horse watering purposes. Use of certiﬁ ed weed-free hay is required and is available for sale at the park. In addition, a horse riding concession with horse rentals and guide services and other services are available from Badlands Trail Rides in rural Killdeer. Visit www.parkrec.nd.gov for more information on these state parks.

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there is 3,400 acres of water. Recreation Make a splash or a cast in one of areas around the lake offer fishing, boating, camping and swimming. The lake is open 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Visit southwest North Dakota’s lakes laketschida.com for more information. Bowman-Haley Lake: Featuring more than The uplands are characterized by gently Mirror Lake Park: Mirror Lake Park, 17 miles of scenic shoreline, the 1,740-acre sloping hills and terraces with creeks and an located on the south end of Main Street in V-shaped like offers year-round recreational occasional slough. Portions of Lake Ilo are Hettinger, offers modern camping facilities opportunities, including boating, camping open to fishing and boating in accordance with full hook-ups, bandshell with dance and finishing. Surrounding the lake are 6,270 with state and refuge regulations. Northern floor, non-motor boating, fishing, a large acres of prairie creeks and rolling upland, pike, perch and bluegill are popular game playground area, a walking/running path which provide a haven for a wide variety of fish in Lake Ilo. Fishing and wildlife-oriented around the lake, and the Centennial Foun- wildlife and waterfowl. It is located 13 miles boating is allowed May 1 through Sept. 30. tain. south of Bowman on Highway 85, and then Areas open to fishing and boating are desig- nine miles east and two miles on a gravel nated by signs, marker buoys and the refuge Patterson Lake Recreation Area: Locat- county road. map. Boat motors are restricted to idle speed ed 3 miles west and 1 mile south of Dick- only. An accessible fishing pier is located inson on old Highway 10, Patterson Lake is in Lake Ilo Park. A boat ramp and courtesy Dickinson Dike: This small recreation area owned by the United States Bureau of Rec- in southwest Dickinson, which also is next dock are available on the north shore. Fish- lamation, which leases the area to the City to Turtle Park, underwent improvements in ing from the shoreline is open year-round in of Dickinson. The land used for recreational the summer of 2013, including an improved areas open to public fishing on Lake Ilo. Ice purposes is managed by Dickinson Parks and walking trail, enhanced fishing piers, better fishing is open Oct. 1 through March 31. The shoreline access along with better water Lake Ilo dam spillway, emergency spillway Recreation and is a great area for boating, quality and fish. It remains a peaceful area and islands are closed to all public use. Visit fishing, swimming, water skiing, camping, for relaxation and family and youth fishing. www.fws.gov/lakeilo for more information. picnics, disc golf, horseshoes, mountain bik- The Kids Fishing Derby at the Dike is ing, nature walks and sand volleyball. Or scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Satur- Lake Tschida: Also known as the Heart walk the Crooked Crane Trail, which is set day, June 6. Butte Reservoir, this lake is located in to undergo improvements in the near future. southwestern North Dakota approximately An entrance fee of $3 per day or $30 per Lake Ilo National Wildlife Refuge: Lake 15 miles south of Glen Ullin and 12 miles vehicle season pass gains visitors access to Ilo National Wildlife Refuge is located 1 mile north of Elgin on Highway 49. The lake was 26 miles of shoreline, 1,438 acres of land and west of Dunn Center along State Highway created in 1949 when Heart Butte Dam on 819 acres of water. More than 60 campsites 200. The refuge contains more than 4,000 the Heart River was completed. The res- available, both modern and primitive avail- acres of prairie, grasslands and wetlands. ervoir has a surface area of 7,575 aces and able for fees. TWO LOCATIONS IN DICKINSON TO SERVE YOU

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More southwest of Rhame. Recent winterkills have drastically Abundant walleye up to 10 pounds, small yel- STARK COUNTY North Dakota fishing spots: reduced pike population. Yellow perch up to 1 low perch, with some up to a half pound and Belfield Pond – Southwest side of Belfield. pound are abundant. mostly small bluegill, with some up to 1 pound. ADAMS COUNTY Rainbow trout stocked annually. Catfish up to Some smallmouth bass up to a half pound. 5 pounds stocked most years. Some perch up North Lemmo – 5 miles north of Lemmon, DUNN COUNTY (Fishing pier). to a third pound and bluegill up to a quarter South Dakota. Rainbow trout stocked annually. Kilzer Dam – 4.5 miles south, 1 mile east Brown trout up to 5 pounds present. Bluegill Dvorak Dam – 3.5 miles south, 5 miles pound. Abundant green sunfish up to a quarter east, .5 miles north of Manning. Yellow perch of Bentley. Bluegill stocked in 2011 and large- pound. (Fishing pier). and yellow perch are abundant and small. mouth bass stocked in 2012. (No ramp). stocked in 2009. (No ramp). Dassinger Pond – 8 miles south, 1 mile Largemouth bass up to 2 pounds are common. Larson Lake – .5 miles north and 2 miles Walleye up to 10 pounds present. (Fishing pier). east, .8 miles north of I-94 Exit 72. Walk through east of Regent. Abundant northern pike up to 2 GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY the gate 500 yards northwest. Adult large- pounds. Some perch up to a half pound. Beach City Pond – Southwest side of mouth bass and bluegill stocked in 2010. (No BOWMAN COUNTY Mott Watershed Dam – North side of Mott. Beach. Rainbow trout stocked annually. (No ramp). Bowman-Haley Dam – 11 miles south, 8 Rainbow trout stocked annually, with some up ramp, fishing pier). miles east, 2 miles south of Bowman. Dominat- to 3 pounds. Abundant small largemouth bass, Slater Pond – From I-94 Exit 84, .75 miles Camels Hump Dam – Northeast of Senti- ed by walleye, some up to 6 pounds, northern with some up to 2 pounds. Some bluegill up to north, 1 mile east, .5 miles north, .5 miles east. nel Butte I-94 Exit 18. Rainbow trout stocked pike up to 10 pounds and smallmouth bass up about 1 pound. (Fishing pier). Rainbow trout stocked annually. Adult perch to 3 pounds. Some yellow perch up to 2 pounds annually, with some up to 2 pounds. Abundant stocked in 2009 and have become abundant. largemouth bass are mostly small, some up to (No ramp). and small white bass. Many large carp present, MORTON COUNTY good for bowfishing. (Fishing pier). 2 pounds. Some bluegill up to 1 pound. Some Krieg’s Pond – .5 miles east of Hebron. Gascoyne Lake – 1.5 miles northwest of brown trout and smallmouth bass present. Rainbow trout stocked annually. Adult yellow RIVERS & LAKES Gascoyne. Northern pike stocked annually and Odland Dam – 7 miles north of Beach. perch stocked in 2011. (No ramp). Cannonball River – In Slope, Hettinger, pike up to 5 pounds present. Small carp, bull- Winterkills often. Perch and bluegill restocked Grant and Sioux counties. Abundant carp most head and green sunfish abundant at times. recently. (Fishing pier). of the time. Some walleye, northern pike and Kalina Dam – 2 miles west, 1 mile south, 1 SLOPE COUNTY catfish during spring spawning periods. (No mile west, 1 mile south of Bowman. Abundant HETTINGER COUNTY Cedar Lake – 13 miles north, 2 miles west ramp). northern pike up to 10 pounds, yellow perch Blickensderfer Dam – 4 miles south, 1 of Reeder. Winterkills often. Abundant northern and bluegill are mostly small, but some large mile east, .5 miles south of Mott. Abundant pike, with some up to 10 pounds. Some perch Heart River – In Stark, Grant, and Morton fish caught on occasion. Make sure to access small bluegill, with some up to 1 pound. Some up to a half pound. Small carp and bullhead counties. Abundant carp and buffalo most of lake from south shore. (No ramp). walleye up to 2 pounds, northern pike up to 8 abundant. Catfish up to 5 pounds stocked the time. Some walleye, northern pike and Lutz Dam – 2.5 miles south, 2 miles west of pounds and small perch. (No ramp). some years. catfish during spring spawning periods. (No Griffin. Rainbow trout stocked annually. Win- Castle Rock Dam – 2 miles west, 1.5 miles Davis Dam (323) – 16 miles west, 4 miles ramp). terkilled recently. Abundant bluegill up to a south, 1.5 miles west of Mott. Rainbow trout north of Amidon. Rainbow trout stocked annu- Little Missouri River – Southwestern part half pound, and small crappie. Small adult stocked annually. Bluegill stocked in 2009. ally. Abundant small largemouth bass, with of state. Abundant catfish up to 10 pounds. largemouth bass stocked in 2012. (No ramp). Indian Creek Dam – 1.5 miles west, 2 miles some up to 2 pounds and bluegill up to 1 Some sauger and walleye during spring Spring Lake – 1 mile south, 4 miles west south, 2 miles west, 3 miles south of Regent. pound. spawning periods. (No ramp).

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Fort Dilts State Historic Site: The site Alfred Sully and his troops fought against the road and 5 miles south to another unmarked marks the moment of a dramatic episode in Sioux in 1864. Sully was sent to punish the gravel road before turning right for 1¼ miles. settlement history where emigrants in an Sioux for the Minnesota Massacre. The moun- It is on private property, owned by the Dennis embattled wagon train circled their wagons tain is privately owned, so note no trespassing family who lives nearby. At the trailhead, the and waited for rescue by the cavalry. Fort areas. family maintains a small mailbox-like recepta- Dilts appears today much as it did 150 years cle for donations to help maintain the area, and ago in its pristine setting 8 miles northwest Schnell Recreation Area: An area of requests a $5 contribution from visitors. of Rhame in Bowman County. Learn more at more than 2,000 acres that features the beauty www.history.nd.gov/historicsites/dilts. of North Dakota’s open prairie and rolling hills MOTOR SPORTS is an ideal spot for camping, wildlife viewing, Southwest Speedway Killdeer Mountains: Located north of hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, nature The 3/8-mile dirt racing track is located Killdeer on Highway 22, the Killdeer Moun- study, photography and cross-country skiing, 10 miles south and 1 mile west of Dickinson tains include Gap Road Loop, which is a the Schnell Recreation Area east of Richardton breathtaking drive through the mountains; is a hidden gem in southwest North Dakota. It off Highway 22 and features drivers from the Killdeer Mountains Wildlife Management is located 1¼ mile east and 1 mile north and throughout western North Dakota and eastern Area, a haven for numerous species of wildlife; another 1 mile east Richardton. Montana vying for nightly victories and season Medicine Hole, a mysterious opening on the points championships. top of the south mountain where hikers can White Bu e: The highest natural point in Visit the race track online at southwest- climb to the top and feel a breeze come from North Dakota with an elevation of 3,506 feet, speedway.com for more information. the hole below; and the Killdeer Battleﬁ eld White Butte is located in Slope County. Travel Historic Site, the place where Brig. Gen. 2 miles east of Amidon to an unmarked gravel Continued on Page 22

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The Stark County Veterans Memorial monument consists of 11 black, granite tablets and a bronze soldier saluting them.It is a tribute to those Remembering who served, honored and sacriﬁ ced their lives for the freedom of the country. More than 6,000 names of Stark County veterans are carved into tablets ranging from the Civil War through the present day. The memorial is the centerpiece of Memorial Park at 801 Fifth Ave. W in our veterans central Dickinson. It sits across the street from Rocky Butte Park.

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Rodeo, 1 p.m. Aug. 2 -- Dunn County Fair Ranch AREA RODEO SCHEDULE PRCA June 3 -- Elgin Saddle Club Rodeo, 6 p.m. Rodeo, Killdeer June 15-16 -- Maah Daah Hey Stampede, man, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. June 4 -- Elgin Saddle Club Rodeo, 2 p.m. Aug. 19 -- Grant County Rodeo, Carson, Grassy Butte, 6 p.m. June 8 -- North Dakota High School July 8 -- McKenzie County Fair and 3:30 p.m. June 24-26 - Roughrider Days Rodeo, Rodeo Association State Finals, Bow- Rodeo, Watford City, 6 p.m Aug. 27 -- Slope County Fair Rodeo, Dickinson, 6:30 p.m. man, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. July 14 -- Bowman County Fair and Amidon, 1:30 p.m. July 3-4 -- Killdeer Mountain Roundup June 9 -- North Dakota High School Rodeo, Bowman, TBD Oct. 29-30 -- NDRA Finals Rodeo, Wat- Rodeo, Killdeer, 6:30 p.m. Rodeo Association State Finals, Bow- July 16 -- Bowman County Fair and ford City, TBD High School man, 1 p.m. Rodeo, Bowman, TBD Roughrider Rodeo Association May 29 -- Dickinson High School Rodeo, North Dakota Rodeo Association July 13 -- Boss Cowman Rodeo, Lem- Aug. 12 -- Richardton Saddle Club 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 2 -- Medora NDRA Roughrider mon, S.D., 1 p.m. Rodeo, 5 p.m. June 7 -- North Dakota High School Rodeo, 6 p.m. Aug. 5 -- Hettinger Chamber Rodeo, Aug. 13 -- Richardton Saddle Club Rodeo Association State Finals, Bow- June 3 -- Medora NDRA Roughrider Hettinger, TBD Rodeo, 2 p.m.

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New look for Dickinson Museum Center The Dickinson Museum Center tells the decades by the nickname, “Queen City of the chasing the Dakota after a conflict in Minne- story of southwestern North Dakota through Prairies.” sota. By 1873, the Northern Pacific railroad a historic village, guided tours and museum Because Dickinson is the gateway to the survey crews arrived in the area to scout exhibits inside the 12-acre park. great American West, Medora and the The- potential routes for tracks west. It was at this A large picnic shelter is available for picnics, odore Roosevelt National Park, it has also time that George A. Custer came to the region while an historic church is available for special become known as “The Western Edge.” to protect the survey expeditions. events. The original town site of Dickinson was For decades, Dickinson was a major cattle The center provides information related to platted in 1882. Dickinson was chosen as a shipping point and ranching was a major ele- the Dickinson Renaissance Zone and historic division point by the Northern Pacific because ment in the region’s economic system. Grad- buildings. It offers brochures for following a of its central location between Bismarck and ually this shifted to an agricultural industry. historic walk of downtown Dickinson, includ- the Montana border. By the 1950s, the oil industry also became a ing original business places, banks, the public When the first white people came to this significant resource to the region. library, Masonic and Elks lodges. area, it was populated by the Dakota and The center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dickinson is centrally located in southwest- Lakota (Sioux), who camped and hunted on the daily. It is located at 188 Museum Drive off ern North Dakota, the midpoint between the prairie. The Mandan also have a long history in Interstate 94 Exit 61 South. upper Midwest metropolitan areas of Fargo, the area, often hunting in this region. For more information, visit dickinsonmuse- N.D., and Billings, Mont. As a result of this Some of the first white men in the area umcenter.org. strategic location, it has been known for included Gen. Alfred Sully in 1986, who was Continued on Page 26

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LIVING HISTORY flip through our photo gallery, read about our variety show, vendors, a variety of food and llamas and wind turbines, and to learn more musical entertainment. about the monastic tempo of our daily lives. Events following the parade take place on ASSUMPTION ABBEY DONE Sacred Heart Monastery is strives to practice, Heritage Hill on the west end of Taylor, which The abbey is located in Richardton and is personify and promulgate values of prayer, features a big red barn, blacksmith shop, tin home to 59 Benedictine monks, 30 of whom hospitality, respect for persons, moderation, shop, the Taylor Grandvale No. 3 School- stay at the abbey while the other 29 are on community, service and environmental stew- house and a saw mill, among other items. missions in North Dakota and surrounding ardship in our daily lives. The purpose of Horse-related demonstrations will take place states, as well as South America. Assump- the monastery is to provide a contemporary throughout the day. For more information, tion Abbey was founded in 1899 by Father template for Gospel-driven living by modeling visit taylorhorsefest.com. Vincent Wehrle, a Swiss man and monk from a communal, apostolic, Christian way of life. Einsiedeln Abbey in Einsiedeln, Switzerland. The main structure, the Abbey Church, was UKRAINIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE designed by Anton Dohmen of Milwaukee and TAYLOR HORSEFEST The Ukrainian Cultural Institute features completed in 1909. It contains lofty arches, 52 Taylor will celebrate 22 years of revisiting folk art cultural exhibits, religious displays and stained glass windows, 24 paintings of saints history the last weekend in July during the houses a research library. The beautiful hand and a huge carved crucifix. st annual Taylor Horse Fest on July 26 and crafted "Psyanky" Easter Eggs are showcased, 26 Horse Fest began in 1994 and has since each one individually created with themes and brought much notoriety to Taylor and south- stories. Embroidered cloths adorn the walls SACRED HEART MONASTERY DONE western North Dakota. next to the heritage paintings of the early Sacred Heart Monastery is located in the The event to honor the horse gives equine settlers. Varenyky or pyrohy, better known rolling hills of beautiful, rural Stark County, enthusiasts an opportunity to display their ani- as "Cheese Buttons", are distributed in stores one mile west of Richardton. It is a Benedic- mals, equipment and horse-related items, and across the upper Midwest and can also be tine women’s monastery, with 28 members is a time for adults and children to remember purchased in house. Each July, the Ukrainian ranging in age from 38 to 95. Sacred Heart and learn about horses and their contributions Festival is held, showcasing the history and Monastery became an official monastery of to our society. the "Stepovi Dity" Ukrainian dancers in their the Order of St. Benedict in 1916. The Sisters colorful costumes. Call 701-483-1486, visit have always done whatever has been neces- Horsefest kicks off with a unique parade in ucitoday.org or stop by at 1221 W. Villard St. sary to preserve their way of life and ensure which all entries are horses or horse-drawn in Dickinson to learn more. their viability in times of change and chal- equipment, including farming implements, lenge. We invite you to explore our history, wagons and buggies. There is traditionally a Continued on Page 27

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AREA MUSEUMS MEDORA MUSEUMS Dunn County HIstorical Museum Billings County Museum 153 Museum Trail Dunn Center 475 4th St., Medora 701-548-8111 701-623-4829 Dakota Buttes Museum Chateau de Mores 400 11th St. S. Hettinger Medora 701-567-4429 701-623-4355 Golden Valley COunty Museum Harold Schafer Heritage Center 186 First Ave. SE, Beach Medora 701-872-3938 335 4th St., Medora Hettinger County Museum 701-623-4444 Main Street Regent Transportation Museum 701-563-6107 Bully Pulpit Golf Course, south of Pioneer Trails Regional Museum Medora 12 First Ave. NE. Bowman 701-623-4753 701-523-1486 Von Hoffman House 501 Pacific Ave., Medora

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The Dickinson Parks and Recreation Department owns and maintains approximately 1,500 acres of land. The following is a listing of local parks: • All Seasons Park, First Avenue and 17th Street East • College Park, Second Street West and Hollywood Blvd • Eagles Park, Fourth Street and Second Avenue Southwest • Eastside Complex, Third Street and Ninth Avenue East • Fisher Park, 19th Street East • Gress Park, Second Avenue and Sixth Street Southeast • Hospital Park, Second Avenue and Ninth Street West • Jaycee Park, Fifth Avenue Southeast and East Broadway • Kostelecky Park, 19th Street West and Prairie Avenue • Leisure Park, 1865 Empire Road • Lincoln Park, Carlson Street • Lions Park, 3749 11th Avenue Southwest • Memorial Park, 545 Ninth Street West HOURS • Optimist Park, Sixth Street and 10th Avenue West Monday-Thursday 9:00am to 8:00pm Friday 9:00am to 6:00pm • Pine Tree Park, Second Avenue and Seventh Street West Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm • Pleasant Valley Park, Fourth Avenue East and Custer Street CLOSED SUNDAY • Pride Park, Sixth Street and Third Avenue Southwest • Rocky Butte Park, Fairway Street 139 Third Street West 001416375r1 • Simpson Park, Sixth Avenue and Second Street East Dickinson ND, 58601 • Suncrest Park, 10th Avenue and Third Street East Phone (701) 456-7700 • Turtle Park, West Broadway http://www.dickinsonlibrary.org/ • Washington Park, 10th Avenue East www.facebook.com/dickinsonlibrary • Westend Park, College Avenue and First Street West For more information regarding the park system, visit dickinsonparks.org Children, teen, and adult summer reading program kickoff carnival is set for Sunday, June 4th from 001574875r1 1pm to 4pm. The program runs from June through July with a wrap-up party on August 4th. Build A Better World We Are Your Partners Free programs are hosted In Real Estate! throughout the summer including: movies, crafts, LEGO club, tea parties, science experiments and more!

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“The College on the Hill” is celebrating es were held at the historic Elks Building major fi eld of study. its 99th year in 2017. In that time, the school in downtown Dickinson until May Hall, the The university’s mission is to provide that was founded on the edge of west Dickin- university’s primary building, was complet- high-quality, accessible programs to pro- son is now located near its center as the city ed in 1924. mote excellence in teaching and learning, continues to expand. What began as a teachers’ college soon support scholarly and creative activities and Dickinson State University began on June outgrew its original intention and adopted a provide service relevant to the economy, 24, 1918, when 104 students attended the broader mission. health and quality of life of the citizens of fi rst classes at the Dickinson Normal School. The present programs include not only North Dakota. The sessions were free to the students who teacher education and the liberal arts, but During the school year, the DSU Blue attended, though they paid their own room also specialized programs in business, nurs- and board. ing, agriculture and computer science. There Hawks compete at the NAIA level in foot- The newly established school had no is opportunity for pre-professional study and ball, volleyball, golf, cross country, bas- buildings, so classes were held at Dickinson vocational training in selected areas as well. ketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, and High School under the direction of Dickin- DSU students are encouraged to complete track and fi eld, which won three consecutive son School District Superintendent Peter S. their general education requirements by the national championships from 2004 to 2006 Berg. This was the fi rst offi cial action of the end of the sophomore year. Students are and has maintained its status as one of the Dickinson Normal School. Subsequent class- then free as juniors and seniors to explore a top small-college teams in the nation.

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The West River Community Center in Dick- community recreation centers should enter- dios. Both studios have mirrors, ballet bar and inson is a great place to relax or break a sweat. tain, educate and promote health and well-be- sound system. An expansion the facility was completed in ing. Other amenities include a climbing wall, The center offers a variety of fitness events, April 2014, adding four new basketball courts a sauna, a steam room, four basketball courts, including the West River Triathlon in Septem- and increasing the size of the cardio workout, three racquetball courts, two indoor tennis ber. The triathlon features a 450-yard swim, weight lifting, free exercise and classroom courts, an indoor golf simulator and hitting net, 11-mile bike ride and 3-mile run. For more areas, as well as increasing the size of the ping pong, a 1/5-mile indoor track, an indoor information related to this event, call 701-456- walking track. playground, tanning beds and drop-in daycare. 2074. Are you a waterbug? Relax in the whirlpool Outside of the facility, there is a walking and The center is located at 2004 Fairway St., or leisure pool with a kid’s water park, lazy running track that is kept open year round, a Dickinson. river and two waterslides, or train in the lap playground area, and a skate park. To learn more about the center, visit pool. The center offers a variety of group fitness westrivercommunitycenter.com Are you a gym rat? Work out on the cardio programs, such as zumba, cycling, yoga, pilates or call 701-456-2070. equipment, hit the weights, or play a game of and cardio pump in its two group fitness stu- tennis, basketball or racquetball. The center was built with modern amenities and a “Western Edge” design that blends with the landscape of southwestern North Dakota. It was designed with the philosophy that

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Bible Baptist Church Living Word Fellowship St. John Lutheran Church 398 State Ave. N, Biesiot 1645 14th St. W 146 6th Ave. W Activities Center 701-483-4353 701-225-6747 701-483-8389 New Hope Church of the St. John’s Episcopal th Break Forth Bible Church Nazarene Church 94 Annual 38 State Ave. S 706 5th Ave. SW 822 5th Ave. W 701-483-0720 701-225-0762 701-225-5026 Killdeer Mountain Calvary Chapel New Life Pentecostal St. Joseph’s Catholic 1677 11th St. W Church Church 701-483-0052 105 7th Ave. W 240 Broadway E Roundup PRCA Rodeo Church of Jesus Christ of 701-264-7862 701-483-2223 Killdeer Rodeo Grounds, Killdeer, ND Latter-Day Saints Our Savior’s Lutheran St. Patrick’s Catholic 510 Museum Drive E. Church Church Sponsored by the Killdeer Saddle Club 701-264-7354 615 11th St. E 310 2nd St. W & the Killdeer Lions Club Congregational First- 701-483-1552 701-483-6700 United Church of Christ Peace Lutheran Church St. Wenceslaus Catholic Sunday, July 2nd 102 W. 4th St 1550 21st St. W Church 701-225-8713 701-483-1550 525 3rd St. E 5:00 pm - Rodeo Slack Evangelical Bible Church Pleasant Valley Baptist 701-225-3972 Monday, July 3rd Church Seventh Day Adventist 2801 5th Ave. W - Rodeo 701-227-1464 237 14th St. W Church 6:30 pm Freedom Baptist Church 701-610-3868/701-483-1109 22 8th St. E 9:00 pm - Family Street Dance - 701-483-2050 211 21st. St. E Queen of Peace Catholic Buckskin Bar - Pistol Grip 701-483-6415 Church United Methodist Church Hillside Baptist Church 725 12th St. W 75 3rd St. W Tuesday, July 4th 701-483-2134 701-225-6150 1123 10th St. E 8:00 am - Rodeo Slack 701-225-6252 Redeemer Lutheran 12:00 pm - Fair Board BBQ Immanuel Baptist Church Church 229 3rd St. W 711 10th Ave. W 3:00 pm - Parade 701-483-4463 701-227-1080 9:00 pm - Fireworks Display Jehovah’s Witnesses River of Life Assembly Kingdom Hall of God 731 Main St. 59 Osborn Dr. 701-225-2727 Stock Contractor - J Bar J Rodeo - 701-225-7888/1366 Sparky Dressen CONCESSIONS AND 104 Orgain Ave BEER GARDENS ON SITE Wibaux, MT Phone 406-795-BEER(2337) Summer Hours Noon-8pm Every Day Our Beaver Tastes Better Check www.beavercreekbrewery.com for live concerts and other events Experience the Wild West 001579860r1 in Killdeer Family Ticket $30.00 | Adults $12.00 Kids $6.00 | 6 & Under Free Visit our website at www.killdeer.com Historic Gem Theatre and Pub Great Food, Craft beer For more information or tickets, and Live Entertainment Hours 4-10pm Thursday-Sunday call 701-573-5254 Wibaux, MT

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DICKINSON The Brew Co ee House Wake up with a 215 Sims 701-483-2759 thebrew.org City Brew Co ee (Coming Soon) 1701 Third Ave. W hot cup of coﬀ ee Daily Perks 16 State Ave. S. (drive-thru) 701-483-5282 Dunn Bros. Co ee 269 16th St. W 701-483-1650 Expresso 389-B 15th St. W 701-227-4841 Java Junction 211 14th St. W (drive-thru) 701-227-0616 Serendipity 789 State Ave. N (drive-thru) 701-483-1946 Starbucks 1283 Roughrider Blvd. (inside Family Fare) 701-483-8046 C & K Sweet Shop & Co ee 2068 Third Ave. W (drive-thru) 307-350-0101

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MOTELS & HOTELS Motel 6 BOWMAN Mirror Lake Lodge 71 Museum Drive DICKINSON Bowman Inn & Suites Highway 12 E, Hettinger 701-225-9510 701-567-4571 1026 Oasis Inn & Suites 498 5th Ave. SW, Bowman choicehotels.com 1000 Villard St. W 701-458-2000 Mott Motel Ramada Grand Dakota Hotel 701-225-6703 Budget Host 4-U Motel 802 Highway 21 E, Mott 532 15th St. W 701-824-2297 1026oasisinn.net 704 Highway 12 W, Bowman 701-483-5600 AmericInn & Suites 701-523-3243 Mountain View Motel granddakotalodge.com 229 15th St. W El-Vu Motel 15 Mountain View St., Killdeer Red Roof Inn & Suites 701-764-5843 701-225-1400 409 Highway 85 S, Bowman 165 26th St. W americinn.com 701-523-5224 Pheasant Manor 701-483-1688 Astoria Hotel & Suites North Winds Lodge 507 Minnesota Ave., Mott redroof.com 701-824-4104 373 15th St. W 503 Highway 85 S, Bowman Relax Inn 701-456-5000 701-523-5641 Ray Bern Motel 529 12th St. W stayastoria.com Super 8 Motel 358 North Ave. E, Richardton 701-225-9123 701-974-3863 Quality Inn & Suites 408 3rd Ave. Sw, Bowman Super 8 Motel 474 15th St. W 701-523-5613 Tip Top Motel 637 12th St. W 701-456-8400 Trail Motel 508 3rd Ave. S, Hettinger bestwestern.com 701-227-1215 701-567-2437 super8.com 208 Highway 12 W, Bowman Candlewood Suites 701-523-3291 Trapper’s Inn Motel and Campground 1430 Sims St. Travel Inn 801 Highway 85 N, Belfield 701-761-2050 642 12th St. W OTHER CITIES 701-575-4261 701-227-1891 ihg.com Badlands Westgate Motel WoodSprings Suites Comfort Inn 91 4th St. NW, Beach CAMPING 3233 Legend Dr. 493 Elks Drive 701-872-4591 Cabins of Amidon Campground and 701-264-7300 701-483-6900 Lodging valueplace.com Beaver Creek Inn & Suites comfortinn.com 400 2nd Ave. NW, Wibaux, Mont. 109 3rd St. W, Amidon 701-879-5640 Hampton Inn & Suites MEDORA 406-796-2666 110 14th St. W Camp on the Heart Amble Inn Brick City Motel & RV Park 701-456-0100 507 South Ave., Hebron 387 State Ave. S, Dickinson hamptoninn.com 424 4th St. 701-225-9600 701-623-4455 701-878-4467 Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Hettinger RV & Mobile Home Park ambleinnmedora.com Buckboard Inn 103 14th St. W 1191 1st Ave. NW, Beach 1200 2nd Ave. S, Hettinger 701-456-8000 AmericInn & Suites 701-567-6484 75 E. River Road 701-872-4794 hiexpress.com Medora Campgrounds 701-623-4800 Cobblestone Hotel & Suites HomStay Suites Extended Stay 701-623-4435 americinn.com 158 Rodeo Drive, Killdeer 1170 Roughrider Blvd. Red Trail Campground Badlands Hotel 701-764-2200 701-483-7829 250 E. River Road, Medora 501 Pacific Ave. Cowboy Inn homstaysuitesdickinson.com 701-623-4317 701-623-4444 406 Highway 10 E, Belfield LaQuinta Inn & Suites medora.com 701-575-4245 Schnell Recreation Area 552 12th St. W 3 miles east of Richardton Buffalo Gap Guest Ranch Cross Roads Inn 701-456-2500 701-227-7700 lq.com 3100 Buffalo Gap Road 310 Railroad Ave. E, Elgin 701-623-4200 701-584-2752 Twin Butte Campground Microtel Inn & Suites buffalogapguestranch.com Custer Crossing Hotel 14423 85th St. SW, Bowman 1597 6th Ave. W 701-523-5569 701-456-2000 The Bunkhouse 3720 Highway 8 S, Richardton microtelinn.com 400 E. River Road 701-974-4195 1-800-633-6721 My Place Enchanted Castle Hotel medora.com 2431 3rd Ave. W, Dickinson 607 Main Street, Regent 701-483-0399 Rough Riders Motel and Conference Center 701-563-4858 myplacehotels.com 301 3rd Ave. enchanted-castle.net 1-800-633-6721 NoDak Motel Halliday Motel medora.com 600 Villard St. 681 7th St. SW, Halliday 701-225-5119 701-938-4777

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Dickinson buffalowildwings.com Country Rose Cafe & Catering 701-483-9696 837 E. Villard St. FAMILY RESTAURANTS Champs Sports Club Las Cabos Mexican Restaurant 1125 W. Villard 701-483-2211 583 12th St. W Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill and Bar 701-225-2345 Cup Burrr’n 701-483-1841 289 15th St. W paragonbowl.com 27 1st Street West 701-227-8573 El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant Country Kitchen 483-5965 505 15th St. W Buffalo Wild Wings 528 12th St. W Dakota Diner 701-483-5380 3545 West Ridge Dr. 701-483-9376 2857 Interstate 94 Business Loop E 701-761-2382 Fallon County Fair AUGUST 16  AUGUST 20, 2017•BAKER, MONTANA

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001579904r1 001579984r1 R40 Hotel) W (insideRamada Grand Dakota St. 15th 532 Grand Dakota Grille dickinsonelks.com 701-483-1137 Drive501 Elks Lodge Elks 483-5252 West 19th Street 1770 The Crossing brickhousegrilleonline.com 701-483-9900 W 2 Villard St. Grill Brickhouse FINE DINING thewurstshop.com 701-483-6384 W(insideThe Wurst Shop) 14thSt. 205 Wurst Kuche Laden 701-483-9511 W 19th St. 325 Wendy’s 701-483-0799 S Main St. 27 Upin Thai (takeout) 701-483-0975 W 180 14thSt. Taco John’s 701-227-1201 3rd1560 Ave. W Taco Bell Soon)Coming 001580000r1 NORTH DAKOTA SINCE1910 Golden ValleyGolden County Fair SWND2017 Presenting Mike Walker andFriends inConcert. Locations inKilldeer, Watford City, andElgin Williston Serving WesternServing https://www.facebook.com/goldenvalleycountyfair For acompleteschedulevisitusonfacebook: www.firstintlbank.com Beach, NDAugust 2-5,2017 Friday August 4th,2017 Fireworks tofollow 701-483-3671 W.1674 St. 15th CherryBerry DESSERTS 701-483-0008 Ave. 1st 2184 E Ranch Pizza 701-225-8000 anddelivery) Ave. State S(takeout 22 Hut Pizza 701-483-7272 W St. 15th 456 Papa Murphy’s Take ‘n Bake Pizza 701-483-6066 anddrive-thru) W(takeout St. 1st 1785 Pizza Little Caesar’s 701-483-3835 W(insideThe Hub) St. 191 40th Pizza Godfather’s andtakeout) sit-down for soon Coming W.Villard401 West (American Plaza - St. 701-225-7100 W 12th St. 450 Domino’s anddelivery) (takeout PIZZA granddakotagrille.com 701-483-1995 701-483-2242 2708 21stSt.E Fluffy FieldsWinery

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Medora Other cities J&J Chinese Cafe 1515 W. Bell St., Beach RESTAURANTS The B.A. 701-872-3568 Badlands Pizza Parlor and Saloon 25 8th St. W, New England 701-579-2695 JaBRs Family Restaurant Chuckwagon Western Buffet 706 Highway 12 W, Bowman Belfield Dairy Queen Maltese Burger 701-523-5757 903 Highway 85 N, Belfield All located downtown 701-575-8888 Jodeo’s Boots Bar and Grill 119 Main St. E, Halliday The Broken Brick 300 Pacific Ave. 701-938-3535 709 Main St., New England 701-623-9894 701-579-5225 Kruger’s Kitchen The Cowboy Cafe Rhame C&N Cafe 215 4th St. 701-279-6602 302 Adams Ave., Hettinger 701-623-4343 Subway 701-567-6535 LaPlaya Mexican Restaurant Little Missouri Saloon and Dining 27 S. Central Ave., Beach 604 Highway 12 W, Bowman China 88 440 3rd St. 701-872-8226 701-523-7827 17 N. Main, Bowman 701-623-4404 The Tee Box 701-523-3311 Main Bar & Grill Pitchfork Steak Fondue 709 Main St., Scranton 100 Pheasant Drive, South Heart China Lilly Located on Tjaden Terrace 701-275-9243 701-677-8269 214 S. Main St., Hettinger 5:30-6:45 p.m. only before Medora Musical Trapper’s Kettle Restaurant 701-567-1234 Nana Lil’s Cafe Pizza Palace 51 Railroad St. SE, Killdeer 803 Highway 85 N, Belfield Clara’s Diner 285 3rd. Ave. 701-764-6346 701-575-8585 216 North Ave. E, Richardton 701-623-4481 Violet’s Kitchen 701-974-3351 Pastime Steakhouse Theodore’s Dining Room 121 Main St. S, Hettinger 424 Brown Ave., Mott Daddy’s Diner Located in Rough Riders Hotel, 301 3rd Ave. 701-567-4627 701-824-3132 128 Main St., N, Belfield 701-623-4444 Wagon Wheel Cafe 701-575-8111 Pheasant Cafe & Lounge 206 Brown Ave., Mott 119 Park St., Hebron Eats N Treats DESSERTS 701-824-2851 701-878-4326 408 Highway 12 W, Bowman Windy’s Pizza Ice Cream Parlor and Bake Shop 701-523-3162 Scruffy’s 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 105 3rd St. S, Hettinger 206 S. Main, Bowman Hawk’s Landing 701-567-6766 701-523-5753 Medora Fudge and Ice Cream Depot 13 1st Ave. E, Bowman 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily 701-523-5201

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We carry live bait, tackle, marine and camping supplies, groceries, snacks, soda and beer. Once you get back from a good day of fishing, swing on in to our café and treat yourself to the best burger on the lake. We offer gas on the water. We look forward to seeing you!! 701-873-5800 • www.dakotawatersresort.com YouveGotARide.nd.gov 001579620r1 VISITORS GUIDE R42 SW ND 2017 FOOD

GROCERS 701-483-1060 Golva Grocery Olson’s Foods 408 Terrell Ave., Golva 118 2nd St. E, Mott Family Fare West Ridge Natural Health 701-872-3491 701-824-2191 1283 Roughrider Blvd., Dickinson 119 2nd Ave. W, Dickinson 701-483-8046 701-483-6614 Hinrichs Super Valu RS Jack & Jill 150 Central Ave. N, Killdeer 603 Main St., Hebron Family Fare Downtown Beach Food Center 701-764-5587 701-878-4100 302 1st St. E, Dickinson 181 Central Ave. N, Beach 701-225-8173 701-872-4365 Jack & Jill Regent Co-Op Store 101 Airport Road, Hettinger Main Avenue, Regent Family Fare North Gary’s Jack & Jill 701-567-2788 701-563-4489 446 18th St. W, Dickinson 18 1st St. W, Bowman 701-225-1768 701-523-5766 Kennedy’s Fresh Foods Springfield Market www.thingsaregoodhere.com Medora C Store 200 Main St. N, Hettinger 3709 Highway 8, Richardton 701-567-2404 701-974-8258 Walmart SuperCenter 647 2nd ST S springfield-market.org 2456 3rd Ave. W, Dickinson 701-391-9101 Ken’s Super Valu 701-225-8504 Joe Ferris General Store 104 S. Main, Bowman walmart.com Medora 701-523-3152 Colors of Health 701-623-4447 New England Community Store 31 Sims, Dickinson medora.com 828 Main St., New England 701-579-5079

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Dickinson Players Sports Bar and Grill Bu alo Creek 2050 1st Ave. E 106 Main St. S, Scranton Army’s West Sports Bar 701-483-1733 701-275-9273 640 12th St. W 701-483-6967 Spur Bar and Lounge Cannonball Saloon armyswest.net 1306 Villard St. W 109 Main Ave, Regent 701-483-5202 701-563-4626 Champs Sports Club / Paragon Bowl Southside Saloon Crystal Bar 1125 Villard St. W 48 Broadway E. 24 S. Main St., Bowman 701-225-2345 701-483-6446 701-523-5774 Eagles Club St. Anthony Club The Dog House 31 1st. Ave. E 105 1st St. W. 349 Manning Ave., Manning 701-483-3561 701-225-3879 701-573-4699 Elks Lodge The Rock Enchanted Hideaway Bar Medieval Tavern Scorpions 501 Elks Dr. 113 1st St. W 471 Main St., Gladstone 607 Main Ave., Regent 328 Brown Ave., Mott 701-483-1137 701-483-7625 701-761-2000 701-563-4858 701-824-2532 Esquire Club The Western Edge Lounge George’s O ice Mike’s Bar Sit-N-Bull Bar 43 Sims 1170 Roughrider Blvd. (In HomStay 322 Brown Ave., Mott 107 1st Ave. NW, Belfield 115 W. Main St., Taylor 701-483-4495 Suites) 701-824-2643 701-575-2034 701-974-2261 701-483-7829 Grand Dakota Lounge The Golden West O’Brien’s Irish Pub & Grill The Tank 721 Main St., New England 532 15th St. W (In the Ramada) Other towns 25 Main St. E, Halliday Main Street, Regent 701-483-5600 701-579-4308 701-938-3526 701-563-4646 2⅞ Johnny Martini’s Golva Bar Pastime Triangle Bar 355 Highway 22, Killdeer 363 15th St. W (In Astoria Hotel) 407 Terrell St., Golva 121 S. Main St., Hettinger 28 Main St., Halliday 701-764-2781 701-456-5000 701-872-3600 701-567-2449 701-938-4625 The B.A.R. Liquid Assets Has Beens Ponderosa The Waterhole 8th St. W, New England 745 State Ave. N 27 N. Main St., Bowman 129 Main St. N, Richardton 55 Main St. N, Rhame 701-579-2695 701-483-5477 701-523-5000 701-974-3991 701-279-9850 Boots Bar and Grill Maverick’s Saloon I Don’t Know Bar Rendezvous Lounge Windy’s 300 Pacific Ave., Medora 196 Museum Drive 207 4th St. NW South HEart 801 Highway 85 N., Belfield 206 S. Main, Bowman 701-623-9894 701-483-9777 701-677-5852 701-575-8804 701-523-3727 Buckskin Bar & Grill Red Coach Lounge Knotty Pine Peanut Bar Roughrider Bar & Steakhouse 64 Central Ave. S, Killdeer 71 W. Museum Dr. (in Quality Inn) 378 Pacific Ave., Medora 125 Main St. N, Belfield 701-764-5321 701-225-9510 701-623-9453 701-575-4129

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June-August Band Shell Burgers in the Park Performance by the 188th The New England Lions Club Army Band at 6:30 free to the sponsors a Burgers in the Park public. Bring a chair or blanket cookout each Tuesday from 5-7 concessions will be available for p.m. at Lions Park downtown. Ice purchase by Relay for Life. West cream is served across the street River Ice Center will be the back- at The Creamery. up location in case of inclement Supper at the Pavillion weather. Each Wednesday a different June 14 organization in Belfield is in Flag Day & All Horse Parade charge of the cooking with enter- The all-horse parade and horse- tainment or card games and fel- drawn carriages begins at 5 p.m lowship following at the Pavilion. in Medora. June 3 16th Annual Sherry’s Wishes June 14-18 5K/10K Walk-Run Roughrider Days Carnival West River Ice Center 8am Ride the thrills of the carnival. June 4 Kids of all ages will enjoy the TRNP 63rd Annual Birdwalk games and cotton candy. & Breakfast June 15 It’s the 63rd Annual Bird Walk First On First in Theodore National Park Come Summertime comes alive each join us for an awesome outdoor Thursday evening in downtown experience. For more informa- Dickinson, from 5-8:30 p.m. with tion contact the Theodore Roos- free live music, scrumptious food, evelt Nature & History Associa- fine wines, frosty brews, along tion at 701-623-4884. with children’s activities, street June 13 vendors and dancing. Alive @ 5 Summer Band Shell is a weekly event (except for July Concert Series: 4) and a gathering of Dickinson’s ND National Guard Band professionals, community mem- Phillip Patterson Memorial bers and friends. Its goal is to

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help promote and revitalize the downtown Dickinson area. This event is hosted by Odd Fellows Lodge and Sneak Pique Produc- tions. Proceeds will go to scholarships and other worthy causes. The event takes place between First Avenue West and First Street West. June 16-17 Highway 21 Treasure Hunt rummage sale The Highway 21 Treasure Hunt rummage sale features more than 100 rummage sales on more than 100 miles of Highway 21 in the cities of New England, Regent, Mott, New Leipzig, Elgin, Car- son, Flasher and St. Anthony. The event runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. For more information on how obtain a listing of rummage sales, contact LuAnn Dart at 701-584-2172. June 16 5th Annual Bakken BBQ West River Ice Center 7am -11pm Admission:$15 Kids 8 and under free.Enjoy live music, food , and games proceeds will beneﬁ t Make -A-Wish

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June 17 Fair & Expo North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Dickinson & Stark County fame Induction Fair Founds Ceremony to honor 2017 Contact 701-483-7721 inductees at the North Dakota June 23-25 PRCA Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame Medora June 24 Art on the Western contact 701-623-2000 Edge June 17 June 26-29 4-H Activities Dickinson Youth Rodeo June 30 Concert Big & Rich Stark County Fairgrounds July 1st Parade, Family Fun Event starts at 9am Contact 701- Day, 5K Run/Walk 483-5804 July 3rd Demoition Derby July 4th Fireworks June 17 3rd Annual Oreo’s Animal June 24-25 Rescue K9 5K 38th annual Medora Event begins 9am at Dickinson Car Show Dog Park/Gress Complex contact The annual Medora Car Show 701-483-0240 run Saturday on the east side of June 17 the Badlands Motel and on the Medora Gospel Musical and inside of the Medora Commu- Brunch opens nity Center from 7 a.m. to 3:30 The producers of the Medora p.m. A special Model T assembly Musical and the Church Basement presentation will be at 11 a.m., 1 Ladies bring you this toe-tappin’ p.m. and 3 p.m. The show is free gospel review that pairs perfect- to the public. A parade follows at ly with your wonderful weekend 4:30 p.m. Saturday with trophies brunch! This family attraction in presented at the Burning Hills Medora is a must see, and eat, for Amphitheater at 6:45 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, July 3-4 and Sundays. Fourth of July Celebration 2107 Roughrider Days Fun family parades held through

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