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HELP WANTED Regular Meeting 68.25; 40534, , Preble, 112.00; port and balance sheets presented viewed. 2.Electronic Board Meeting Man- MAYVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY is The regular meeting of the New 40535, , Region 10 Music/Drama, to the board. f.Parent lunch October 15th. agement seeking applicants for various po- England Public School Board was 100.00; 40536, , Sax, 596.08; 40537, b.DPI payment for November pre- g.Student Council game night be- a.Discussion on electronic board sitions including Accounts Receiv- called to order by President Leah , School Specialty, 223.94; 40538, sented. ing planned. options. able Specialist, Academic Advisor, Madler at 7:10 a.m. Board member , Sports Awards, 313.50; 40539, , c.Canvasing the Election. Jeff Hewson joined the meeting at 3.Tuition Agreement – Beach and Admissions Coordinator . For attending: Leah Madler, Connie Jal- Kevin Stoltz, 28.88; 40540, , Teacher i.Scott moved to approve the elec- 7:48 a.m. a.Discussion on tuition agreement. more information, please visit may- bert, Scott Monke and Daren Raf- Innovations, 270.00; 40541, , VISA, tion results as presented: Total 4.Transportation Report: NEW BUSINESS: villestate.edu/employment. ferty and Jeff Hewson. Board mem- 357.53; 40542, , West River Health votes cast 352 - 224 votes in favor a.Bus #3 is in for repairs. 1.School Construction Loan Appli- RAW (COOPERSTOWN, ND). Full- bers absent: none. Also attending: Services, 200.00; 40543, , Wolf and 128 votes against. Daren sec- 5.Budget and Finance Committee cation time traveling Commercial Applica- Superintendent Kelly Koppinger, Body and Glass, 3,424.74; 40544, onded the motion. Leah aye, Con- Report: a.Scott moved to approve the tors for railroad vegetation control, Principal Lori Fitterer, Business 11/12/2018, Acme Tools, 49.11; nie aye, Scott aye, Daren aye. Mo- a.2018 -2019 Budget – Adjustments school construction loan applica- 60-80 hours/week, competitive Manager Tamara Volk. 40546, , Bismarck Tribune, 37.20; tion carried 4-0. for revenue discussed. tion. Daren seconded the motion. wage and benefits, plus meal allow- Scott moved to approve the agen- 40547, , Bowman County FFA, ii.Connie moved to adopt the 6.Negotiations Committee Report Scott aye, Daren aye, Leah aye, Con- ance, paid lodging. 888.700.0292 | da. Daren seconded the motion. 665.75; 40548, , Carolina Biologi- resolution for the general obliga- a.Discussion on starting the nego- nie aye, Jeff aye. Motion carried 5-0. www.rawapplicators.com | info@ Connie aye, Scott aye, Daren aye, cal Supply, 430.72; 40549, , City of tion bonds special election. Daren tiations process. 2.2019 – 2020 Daft Calendar rawapplicators.com Leah aye. Motion carried 4-0. New England, 898.60; GF #40550, seconded the motion. Connie aye, 7.Curriculum and Policy Committee a.Discussion on 2019 – 2020 draft FARMERS UNION OIL in Portland is Connie moved to approve the min- 11/12/2018, Consolidated Telcom, Scott aye, Daren aye, Leah aye. Mo- Report: calendar. looking for a full-time truck driver utes from October 15, 2018, Octo- 220.52; 40551, , Country Media, tion carried 4-0. a.Step Up to Writing will be incor- 3.Student Engagement Survey in the propane department. CDL ber 17, 2018 and November 1, 2018. 194.40; 40552, , D and E, 1,888.67; 2.Superintendent Report: porated into curriculum. a.State requires a survey given to required, hazmat and CETP training Leah seconded the motion. Scott 40553, , Dakota Dust-tex, 57.40; a.Information presented on the 8.Buildings and Grounds Commit- the students. Last year was the first preferred. Full single benefits, paid aye, Daren aye, Leah aye, Connie 40554, , Ecolab, 139.03; 40555, , Ex- three-class system for athletics. tee Report: year of the survey. Will bring results vacation and 401k. Pick-up applica- aye. Motion carried 4-0. press Stop, 2,424.52; 40556, , FFA, b.Information on new bus driver li- a.Committee Meetings – Meeting when completed. tion at Portland station or call 701- Daren moved to approve the board 1,428.21; 40557, , Fisher Scientific, cense regulations. will be set up soon and start final- 4.NDSA 788-3760. bills as presented. Scott seconded 886.94; 40558, , Lori Fitterer, 162.83; 3.Principal Report: izing plans for bids. a.NDSA/ACT Option – Tests allowed 2018 ND MEDIA GUIDE: Names, ad- the motion. Scott aye, Daren aye, 40559, , Forum Communications, a.One Act Play Competition last 9.RESP for school improvement data. We dresses, phone numbers, e-mails of Leah aye, Connie aye. Motion car- 37.00; 40560, , Steven Gussey, week. Jasmine Augare best actress, a.No report have elected to use the NDSA test. all ND newspapers, radio/TV sta- ried 4-0. 279.04; 40561, , Conway Heupel, Justin Kathrien honorable mention 10.RACTC 5.Student Enrollment Summary tions, specialty publications. Only Payroll #9202 – 9211 DD8110 87.67; 40562, , ITD, 1.84; 40563, , best actor. a.Director evaluation and financial a.Official enrollment at of 11/8/2018 $25. ND Newspaper Association, – 8163, 10/31/2018, Pay- IState Truck, 54.44; 40564, , Jacob- b.Collecting for Dakota Children’s discussed. New RACTC website is is 301 students. 701-223-6397. roll, 107,527.21; Activity Fund, sen Music, 360.06; 40565, , Daryl Advocacy Center – No Shave No- up and running. 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cries out from the ground?” Rice. Sitting Buffalo, the medicine man, resist- At home, skirmishes with the Lakota ed. “My people shall not come to the fort continued. One day, Lieutenant Benjamin Dakota Datebook to live like old men too old to hunt. What Wilson was ambushed while on a logging are you, a Sioux or a white man’s slave?” detail. Three arrows knocked him off his Eagle Woman That All Look At Major Galpin to bring Eagle Woman as Eagle Woman countered, “Were I a horse – one in the shoulder, one in the written by Merry Helm interpreter on an expedition to find Sitting white man’s slave, Sitting Buffalo, I would thigh, and another in the back. December 31, 2018 —Eagle-Woman- Bull in Montana. She realized this was an not have come to you! We came of our Eagle Woman saw it happen from her That-All-Look-At was the daughter of Two opportunity to prevent further bloodshed, own will, even though we learned that you window and ran outside. She understood Lance, chief of the Upper Yankton Nakota, and she agreed and helped persuade 70 planned to kill us.” what would happen next and threw her who felt she was destined to gain some of friendly warriors near Ft. Rice to come In the end, Eagle Woman and the priest shawl over Wilson as three men circled the admiration the tribe had given him. along for protection. convinced Sitting Bull to let Chief Gall and back. In her native tongue she yelled, “This He was correct. She was respected for her Three days from Sitting Bull’s camp, a forty lodges go back with them to northern man belongs to me now! You cannot touch integrity, strength and sense of justice. band of Lakota dropped down onto them Dakota Territory to appraise the Lakota’s him!” Eagle Woman married Honore Picotte, from a cliff. They were told that Sitting Bull options. They circled her, but she knew if she a French fur trader at Fort Union. When was willing to talk to Father De Smet and When her husband died, Eagle Woman held her ground, they would back off. She he died, she married another trader, Major was waiting at his camp on Powder River. took up his business and became a re- had done it with the Lakota in Montana. Charles Galpin, who called her Little Privately, Chief Four Moons told Eagle spected and successful trader. One account And she had once stopped a war party at Eagle. Other whites called her Matilda or Woman that they would probably kill the states that, “The commissioners and agents the Grand River Agency by promising that Mrs. Galpin. two white men, and that she should stay agree that she wields a more powerful if they’d stop fighting, she’d cook for them. In 1862, while Eagle Woman accompa- apart from them. But she refused. influence among the Grand River tribes It worked this time, too. nied Major Galpin on a trading expedition When they reached the camp of 600 than any of their chiefs.” Some accounts Eagle Woman was with her daughter, among the Blackfeet Indians in Montana, tepees and five thousand Lakota on the even state that she became a chief herself, Alma Parkins, when she died on Decem- Santee Indians fired on them in their keel- banks of the Yellowstone River. Father De but because she married white men, that’s ber 18, 1888, at the Parkins Ranch near boat. The Santee pushed out in small boats, Smet and Major Galpin were led away to a not possible. Cannon Ball, North Dakota. Her other surrounded Galpin, Eagle Woman, and the tepee, but Eagle Woman spent the rest of In 1872, the U.S. government chose daughter, Lucille Van Solen, started the crew, and towed them to shore. the day going from tepee to tepee as a sign Eagle Woman to personally select a delega- first school on Standing Rock Reservation; Four aggressive chiefs were among the of respect and friendship. When she finally tion of thirteen chiefs and accompany Solen, North Dakota, is named after her. group. Another man recognized Eagle returned that evening, she was relieved to them to Washington, D.C. to meet with Woman as a fellow Yankton. He paddled see the major and the priest not only safe President Grant, General Sherman and the Past Reflections closer and whispered, “Sister, I will try to but well fed and resting. Secretary of the Interior. Then, they were written by Sarah Walker save you.” Eagle Woman showed no emo- The following morning, the three were taken on a tour of the war department, na- January 1, 2019 — In the start of a new tion as she awaited their fate. Finally, one led to a council chamber where Sitting val yard and arsenal to impress the chiefs year, it is nice to step back and think about of the chiefs said, “Eagle Woman, we spare Bull, Four Horns, Gall, Sitting Buffalo and with their military strength. The delegation what has happened and what is to come. the daughter of Two Lance. We have scalps others waited. Eagle Woman knew the also attended an opera in New York. They Many cities publish information summing enough. You and your lodge may go.” strength of the U.S. military and advised were supposed to go on to Boston, but up events and statistics of the old year. On From this experience, Eagle Woman the Lakota to stop fighting. “The white with some of the chiefs ill, and the others realized the escalating distrust and fear men are stronger than your thousands of homesick, Eagle Woman cut the tour short Indians felt toward whites. So it wasn’t warriors,” she said. “What good will your and the delegation returned home to Fort See DAKOTA— Pg 5 welcome news when Father De Smet asked hunting grounds do you when their blood

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