Another Eagle Scout in the Friedt Family by Kathy Kennedy One of His Favorites

Subscribe to our online issues of The Herald-Press The www.heraldpressnd.com Vol. 32 Issue 48 75¢ Saturday, November 26, 2016 Herald-Press - Official Newspaper of Wells County - Harvey and Fessenden, North Dakota- at www. heraldpressnd.com Another Eagle Scout in the Friedt family by Kathy Kennedy one of his favorites. Personal Fit- others, Friedt recruited the aid of Boy Scout Troop #534 of Har- ness was a challenge as he kept his brothers, Kevin and Nathan, vey has a new Eagle Scout. Brian track of all physical activities for along with Reinowski’s expertise Friedt, 15, and son of Mark and a 12-week period. and assistance. Friedt’s father Send us your Dawn Friedt, Harvey, officially helped and served as his project received this rank at his Court His community project coach. The goal was to have the of Honor ceremony Sunday, nature photos Brian’s community service new Harvey championship signs Oct. 23. project that was required to move up before the All-School Reunion This event was held at Faith As the seasons change, we to Eagle rank involved replacing in July. The goal was met. Lutheran Church. Brian’s broth- have added to our website's photo the signs for the Harvey Boosters Once the physical work for er, Kevin, who is also an Eagle series “North Dakota In Nature.” Club that were along the high- the project of replacing signs was Scout, served as Master of Cer- Submit your photos to us at way west of Harvey. From March completed, Friedt set out to finish emony. [email protected]. 4 when he met with the Harvey his paperwork. Under the guid- With many family members There is no deadline. We'll post Boosters to the signs’ installation ance of his dad, who serves as and friends present, Brian gave a new photos as we receive them. on June 14, Friedt dedicated 66 committee chair for the Harvey speech on scouting and his jour- Landscape, wildlife, weather, hours to the project. The Harvey Boy Scouts, and the assistance ney in the Boy Scouts of America livestock, snowfall, people - we're Boosters Club and the Fraternal of Scout Master Mark Knudtson organization. His proud parents looking for any picture that illus- Order of Eagles were sponsors of and his wife, Julie, Friedt got his were given the honor of present- trates N.D.’s nature and beauty. the sign renovation. resume’ and records in order ing him with the Eagle pin and To see the photos that have Brian met with Collette Hertz, and was prepared to meet with his grandfather, Bill J. Friedt, been sent to us, visit www.her- a member of the Boosters Club, the Board of Review in Minot presented the Mentor’s pin. aldpressnd.com and Keith Reinowski of Midwest Sept. 12. Matthew English, also an Eagle Graphics and Signs to design the During his review, he was Scout, read the Eagle Charge. new signage. Brian kept a little required to recite the Scout Oath The Court of Honor and re- gold in the signs reminiscent and Scout Law. He answered ceiving the rank of Eagle Scout of the Harvey Hornets’ purple questions about his commu- was the culmination of Friedt’s and gold school colors. Another nity project and questions about hard work through the years decision made was to keep one scouting, his future plans, what and the completion of his service Harvey Championship sign near being an Eagle Scout meant to project. the highway by Westside Park him, etc. Once finished, he and A Scout is required to earn but to move the one near Ware- his family left the room to be 21 Merit Badges before he can house Grocery to the parking called in a short time later when become an Eagle Scout. Brian lot at the high school. The HWC they were given the good news achieved 37 Merit Badges with billboard at the high school was that he had met all requirements Shotgun and Wilderness Sur- replaced with the new one after and he was bestowed the rank of vival being his favorite ones. permission was received from Eagle Scout. Another Merit Badge he enjoyed - Daniel Deck who had made the Now that the project is fin working on was cooking, as that ished and the Eagle Scout rank existing one for his Eagle Scout was completed with other troop has been achieved, Brian plans to project several years ago. members. remain involved in all aspects of Usually other scouts help the He admitted that Personal scouting and to work on earning potential Eagle Scout with his Management for which he had Eagle Palms, which are equal to project. Since this one didn’t Brian Friedt plans to earn another form of Boy Scout merit badges, to keep track of all money, assets five Merit Badges. require as much manual labor as the Eagle Palms. and expenses for 90 days was not

Dean Hofland encourages youth to consider the military. Hofland recalls Grondahl receives military service by Sue Sitter Patriot Award Dean Hofland, Harvey, has this advice for young people planning by Anne Ehni needs to work on scheduling. their future after high school: Con- Gail Grondahl, Maddock, ac- “They support myself and the sider serving in the military. cepted the Patriot Award from North Dakota Army National “If they’re looking for a job, an Dave Chicos of the North Dakota Guard by being a flexible and opportunity, there’s very good National Guard in Rugby. understanding employee.” training for jobs,” Hofland said. Grondahl was nominated by The Patriot Award is one of He reflected on his time as an John Gallager, who is a Certified several employer awards. It is Army drill instructor recently as Nursing Assistant at St. Aloisius intended specifically for the rec- he relaxed in his recliner in his Long Term Care in Harvey. ognition of individual supervi- room at St. Aloisius Long Term In his nomination, Gallager sors. Employers receive a Patriot Care Center. stated that Grondahl is always Award certificate and accompany- According to Activities Direc- quick and courteous when he ing lapel pin. tor Sara Balfour, Hofland is one The Patriot Award is an em- of three military veterans at the ployer award that reflects the ef- care center. Hofland attended a forts of an individual to support ceremony honoring veterans at From left: Dave Chichos, Gail their employee’s service in the Harvey City Hall on Nov. 11. Grondahl, and John Gallager. National Guard. Hofland told the Herald-Press he served during the Korean conflict, but remained stateside at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. “I taught (the recruits) how to march,” he said. Erdmann celebrates 104 years Hofland added several men from North Dakota served in his by Sue Sitter Erdmann attended schools Thirties” because of the dust unit, and some went overseas for Friends and family gathered in the Drake area, and studied storms that plagued the Central combat duty. in Harvey to help Norma Erd- at Drake and Anamoose High Plains. “There were some North Da- mann celebrate a very special Schools, before graduating from “They milked cows and they kota boys in my unit. I knew some day. Erdmann marked her 104th Anamoose High. worked hard. They made it who served in the Korean conflict. birthday with cake, balloons and “She was the only one from work,” Konschak said of her Kept in contact with them. I lost a lunch Nov. 6, according to her her family that graduated from parents. contact with a few, but they still daughter, Karen Konschak. high school,” said Konschak. Norma Theodore welcomed remember me. Just the other day, Erdmann was born Nov. 6, Erdmann stayed with one of eight children into their family. one guy who served with us came 1912, on her family’s farm seven her four sisters while attending Theodore passed away unexpect- to visit,” he said. miles south of Drake. school in Anamoose. She had edly at age 47, and oldest son, Hofland was born on a farm “Two days after her birth- two brothers, one of whom was Terry, came home from college near the southwestern North Da- day, we told her there was an- her twin. to help manage the farm, Kon- kota town of Reeder. He grew up other presidential election and “Norman Kaibel was her twin, schak said. in Reeder after his father passed the president-elect was Donald and her sidekick,” Konschak “In 1959, we all moved to a away when Hofland was a child. Trump,” said Konschak. said. little house in Goodrich, and she After his military service, Ho- “And then, we asked her, Erdmann recalled an incident ran for treasurer for Sheridan fland said he settled with his wife, “Who was our first president?” in her childhood when she and County,” Konschak continued. Ida, and made a life for his family Konschak continued. Norman were herding cattle, and “But, she didn’t get the job, so in Harvey. “And she said, ’George Wash- a severe summer storm came up she took a job at the school, and “My daughter was born in Har- ington’. After the election, we suddenly. she cooked for the school for 17 or vey,” he said. said to each other, “How many “Uncle Norman held her tight, 18 years, and served almost 235, Norman Erdmann with a celebratory cake and surrounded by fam- Hofland’s daughter, Joan Tofte- does she know?” And we were and said, “Well, if one of us goes, 250 kids every day for lunch,” ily members. amazed at how many she could we’re both going to go.” They she noted, adding some former land, now lives in Fargo. Hofland pinochle games late into the night, recall,” Konschak added. were so much alike that he never Goodrich pupils sent cards to away when Norma was 96. said he has three grandchildren, Konschak said. Erdmann entertained residents wanted something to happen to Erdmann on her 100th birthday. Erdmann moved to an assisted as well. “Her oldest son, my brother, the day before with a rendition of one or other,” said Konschak. Erdmann stayed involved living facility in Sheridan County, “I’m proud of them,” he said. is 82. Not too many can say they the Star-Spangled Banner. “He was good,” Erdmann said in all her children’s education, and eventually moved to Harvey Ida passed away in 2009. have their 82-year-old son visit “She remembered the words,” of her brother, who passed away Konschak said. to be close to Karen. Hofland said he likes to spend them,” Konschak noted. Konschak said. several years ago. “When we were in school, “She was in her late nineties, time reminiscing about happy “Family’s always been impor- Erdmann and Konschak said Norma married Theodore Mom hoped we’d have trouble and she’d walk around in her events with family, and he will tant to her, and she’s the glue that her long life was marked with Mertz in 1934, and the couple with algebra, so she could show spiked high heels. Mother always always remember his time as a holds us together,” Konschak joy and heartache, and Erdmann farmed in the Goodrich area. us how to do it,” Karen smiled. cared about her appearance.” Master Sergeant in the Army. said. “I’m proud of that, for sure,” and her family overcame many Erdmann recalls challenges in Norma married Archie Erd- Erdmann also enjoyed enter- he said. challenges with hard work. the decade known as the “Dirty mann in 1976. Archie passed taining friends with supper and 2A The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 Honor Roll

First Quarter - Harvey Junior Fike, Bethany Keller, Eric Keller, Cole Faul, Issac Preble, Trevor High and High School Colten Schneider, James Seibel. Schimke, Tristan Schimke, Monica Highest Honors: Seniors: Kylee Juniors: Haylea Ammon, Jar- Schmitz, Steven Stutlien, Garret Dockter, Alicia Hellman, Christyn rett Anderson, Kevin Friedt, Ta- Weisser, Christopher Widvey & Knudtson, Tyler Larson, Chan- tiana Friese, Rylee Heil, Rileigh Cole Zablotney tel Mertz, Jade Olschlager, Kari Kummer, Axel McKinven, Alec Juniors: Parker Alexander, Sa- Wolfe. Meranda, Brad Schmitz, Chloe vanna Anderson, John Beck, Tailor Juniors: Payton Aljets, Andrea Schneibel, Casey Selzer, Devany Burton, Taylor Deede, Nathan Buechler, Karlie Dockter, Haley Stutlien, Brielle Wakefield. Engelhert, Derek Faul, Elizabeth Egeberg, Lindsey English, Alaina Sophomores: Isabella Arm- Koons, Miley Lawson, Joshua Olson, Cory Schmaltz, Matthew strong, McKenzie Erickson, Han- Voeller. nah Felchle, Zack Grice, Matthew Mertz, Grace Metcalf, Nathan Sophomores: Bethany Ander- Kittleson, Braden Knudtson, Erica Patzer, Hunter Ripplinger, Ridge son, Rachel Birdsell, Cassie Faul, Littlefield, Joshua Seibel, Megan Walker. Brian Friedt, Macy Olson, Dixie Thompson. Sophomores: McKenzie Alves- Posey, Grace Schimke, Katelyn Freshmen: Sydney Ammon, here, Madison Davis, Aliyah Heil, Voeller. Gage Balfour, Taylor Ebel, Sage Jacob Lawson, Brevon Martinson, Freshmen: Melissa Beck, Leah Feist, Ericka Hager, Walker Koro- Collin Mertz, Morgan Pederson, Jans, Olivia Lautt, Logan Sieg. patniki, Jaden Lesmeister, Madi- Jynnea Peterson, Kaia Ponzer, 8th Grade: MacKenna Arnold, son Patzer, Lucas Raue, Jasmine Benjamin Swang, Andrew Weis- Nathan Friedt, Tanner Grossman, Ripplinger, Alexandra Schell, ser, Ethan Zablotney. Logan Jenner, Zoe McKinven, Hunter Schuh. Freshmen: Christopher Ever- Maggie Raue, Abigail Schimke, 8th Grade: Shayla Adam, Ethan New building for Patzer’s Truck Repair Autumn Sieg, Makenna Vollmer. Arnold, Jasmine Goninan, Harley son, Abigail Frueh, Elijah Frueh, 7th Grade: Emilie Nannenga, Hoepfer, Brooke Loen, Kaylee Lylla Grice, Morgan Harness, Brad Patzer, owner of Patzer’s Truck Repair, third from left, with his employees in front of their newly- Hannah Ruetter, Carsyn Ziegler. Meckle, Landon Monge, Ethan Chase Larson, Heaven Lawson. constructed building. The business has relocated from downtown Harvey and is now along Highway 3 High Honors: Seniors: Alex Nitz, Sean Olschalger, Justine 8th Grade: Dellesandro Brandt, north of Harvey. Photo by Edie Schell Pederson, Maria Schmitz, Shayla Ryan Grice, Jeff Schmitz, Tyson Seibel, Koery Smigelsky, Marissa Tipton, Raven Weis & Hannah Teigen, Abbygale Weinmann, Ziegler. Halle Weidmeier. 7th Grade: Dylan Anderson, Loretta Buchwitz 7th Grade: Alex Erickson, Alex- Tanner Bollingberg, Devin Bur- Harvey News 324-2042 is Fike, Sebastain Gamboa, Alexa gard, Mason Feist, Isaac Felchle, Haldorson, Carsen Mertz, Charles Grace Gogan, Navarre Head, Ian David Payawal, Jadyn Sagert, Ty- Greg and Nancy Rime, Wall, Heisler, Gary Jimenez, Jameson Sharron Seehafer and Loretta ler Weisser, Zada Weidmeier. S.D., visited his parents, Cliff and Buchwitz served a light lunch for Krosbakken, Madden Thorson. Honors: Seniors: Aric Arends, Nona Rime, in Garrison. They also the Lonetree Conference. Their stopped in Dickinson to see son, speaker was Dr. Paul Gunderson Patrick and Christy Simonson. telling his life’s story. Jerissa Brockel in Saturday Greg and Nancy visited Greg and Nancy Rime arrived School Menus her parents, George and Loretta in Harvey after driving on a lot honors program Buchwitz, and brother, Tim and of ice in South Dakota, visiting Deb Buchwitz. their parents, George and Loretta HARVEY SCHOOLS Jerissa Brockel, Hurdsfield, is Saturday evening Harry Adams, Buchwitz, Friday. They left for Monday, Nov. 28: Cheese pizza, serving as a tutor and is one of 61 Donna and Rob Marthe, Ivy Brye, Bismarck where they will fly to broccoli, cauliflower, fruit. members of the honors program at Nancy Rime and Loretta Buchwitz Lorain, Ohio, to visit their chil- Tues.: Chili, carrot & celery sticks, Northwestern College in Orange visited Carol Antle and her hus- dren, Ted and Mindy Piskur and breadsticks, fruit. City, Iowa. band, who were passing through grandsons, Jakob and Charlie. Wed.: BBQ rib sandwich, smiley Brockel, a junior and exercise Harvey on their way home from Recent visitors at Eleanor An- face potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, science major, offers tutoring ser- Mayo to Minot. ton’s were Jayne Isaak, Debby fruit. vices in science and nursing. Tim and Deb Buchwitz attended Schmitz, Paul and Harriet Gun- Are Thur.: Tator tot casserole, broccoli, The honors program offers Heidi Sabot’s birthday party and derson, Jeanne and Gary Feist, corn, dinner roll, fruit. gifted students opportunities such Lyle Sommer’s birthday party Bismarck, Denise Feist, Darlene Fri.: Chicken strip wrap, peppers, as interdisciplinary seminars on Sunday. Solin and Helen Degenstein. you lettuce, salsa, graham crackers, topics of current interest, honors Thursday evening Jean Martel Gloryann Schimke and Tammy fruit. research projects, trips to graduate invited Jenny Martian, Jan Keller, went on a bus tour to Branson, schools, panel discussions about Loretta Buchwitz and Geri Hoffard Mo., this past week. changing FESSENDEN-BOWDON graduate education, and funding to play cards. Monday, Nov. 28: Sausage, hash- for graduate school applications. browns, green beans, peaches. Brockel is the daughter of Col- addresses? Tues.: Chicken nuggets, rice, peas, lin and Virginia Brockel, Hurds- pears. field. Red Hoff Wed.: Sloppy Joes, carrots, Chaseley & Bowdon pears. 962-3478 Notify The Herald-Press Th.: Chili, breadsticks, peaches. Raffle winners F.: Orange chicken, rice, peas, Wells-Sheridan Raffle: Nov. Chaseley after a hospitalization. Their son, BEFORE mixed fruit. 5- Linda Schander, Bowdon, $75; Pam Rodacker was invited to Danny, Washington, is home for Nov. 6- Jennifer Hagemeister, Fay and Larry Fandrich’s home, a few days and daughter Penney making your move. ANAMOOSE-DRAKE Fessenden, $75; Nov. 7- June Fessenden, for dinner and movie Schaubert, Fessenden, was a Sun- day Saturday. Friday Pam, Julie day supper guest. Monday, Nov. 28: Chicken Al- Schauer, Fessenden, $50; Nov. 8- Call 701.324.4646 or and Marvin Rodacker were Car- Dawn Kutz and Dolores Suckut fredo. Tim Barber, Heimdal, $50; Nov. rington callers and Thursday all were Carrington callers Wednes- Tues.: Tator tot hot dish 9- Lewis Duffey, Maddock, $50; e-mail: Wed.: Chicken nuggets Nov. 10- Joyce Lillemon, Harvey, three were Harvey callers. day. Randi and Pam Suckut called Thur.: Tacos $50; Nov. 11- Ed Rekhedal, Arvilla, Betty Hart accompanied Corey on Dolores Monday. heraldpress@ Fri.: Knephla soup $50; Nov. 12- Lane Moellenkamp, and LeAnn Hart to Fargo Sunday, Freida Tebelius spent Friday Fessenden, $75; Nov. 13- Kenny where they visited Betty’s sister, to Sunday with daughter, Marsha MidcoNetwork.com Darlene Leader. Buchwitz and family, in Man- MADDOCK Slominski, Maddock, $75; Nov. 14- Leah Hagemeister, Fessenden, Bowdon dan. Monday, Nov. 28: Crispitos, cheese Billie Schaubert is back home sauce, corn, pears. $50; Nov. 15- Ron Keller, $50; Nov. Tues.: Chicken burgers, potato 16- Terry Donnelly, Harvey, $50; wedges, carrots, pineapple. Nov. 17- Kim K. Brown, Sheyenne, Wed.: Chicken strips, rice, green $50; Nov. 18- Lane Moellenkamp, beans, mandarin oranges. Fessenden, $50. Thur.: Macaroni hamburger hot- dish, bun, corn, applesauce. Fri.: Grilled cheese, tomato soup, Goldfish crackers, peaches. 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Years Gone By by Carol Beck

Comments 10 Years Ago 50 Years Ago Wesley Gross of Fessenden The Cathay PTA is sponsoring flew to Minneapolis to meet a Fun Night for fundraising for daughter Twyla Gross. Together special items of school equipment they flew to Laurel, Md., to spend and extracurricular activities Archaic Electoral College N.D. Matters Thanksgiving with Grant Gross Tuesday night, Nov. 29. Two bas- and family. Wesley met his first ketball games promise to furnish grandchild and Twyla her first some hilarious moments when still electing presidents by Lloyd Omdahl nephew. the high school girls take on the Former N.D. Lt. Governor James Schmitz, 15, bagged a old bags team and the men of the U. S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for the electors in the early 1800s, and former professor of buck deer on his youth tag last north face the south in hoop com- has introduced a resolution call- then went to direct election of U. weekend near Manfred. The petition. Half time will feature a ing for replacement of the Elec- S. Senators. Next, the Supreme political science at UND first deer Schmitz has shot, is a pie social. toral College with a direct popular Court forced recalcitrant state leg- [email protected] non-typical buck with 18 scoring Patricia Lenz, Fessenden, is one vote. islatures to apply a strict 1-person, points and possibly two addition- of 15 seniors who have been initi- Since Hilliary Clinton won 1-vote principle to the creation of al points. He is the son of Dale and ated into Phi Kappa Phi, top rank- the popular vote and lost in the legislative districts. Dynella Schmitz, Manfred. ing national scholarship honorary Electoral College, the resolution It is true that the Electoral Col- major parties for his votes. If a very close vote warranted Taste of Harvey will be Mon- society of North Dakota State looks more like sour grapes than lege is undemocratic but it gets If Donald Trump had lost, his a nationwide recount, that would day, Nov. 27, from 5-7 p.m. at City University. Miss Lenz is majoring serious reform. It has politicized that characteristic from including followers were so loyal that he take place one voting precinct at Hall. It will be followed by the in psychology at NDSU and is the discussion of the question. senators in the formula for allocat- could win 3-way races in 2020 a time. Starlight Parade. The route will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey The Electoral College has been ing electors. If we abolished the as an independent, collect a sig- In spite of all this academic be Brewster to Lincoln. Beginning Lenz, Fessenden. under siege from the very begin- Electoral College, we would be nificant number of electors, and speculation, the Electoral College November 27, drawings will be Johnson Drug, the Gambles ning. In fact, it was a committee hard pressed to justify continu- become broker-in-chief. I suspect will not be abolished. held for Christmas Cash. Santa Store, and Clappers, Inc., all invite compromise to end the last con- ance of the U. S. Senate. he had that in mind when it looked Most important, amending the Day is scheduled for December 9 shoppers to see all the new toys tentious fight in the Constitutional Another undemocratic feature like he would lose. Constitution requires near una- at the Eagles Club. and games and products that Convention. of the Electoral College is that it Several defenses of the Electoral nimity in Congress and among make wonderful Christmas gifts. Several other options had been gives states their assigned elec- Colleges have been anemic. the states. That will not happen The shops are located on Main considered and dismissed, includ- toral votes regardless of turnout. First off, campaigns would not because the Electoral College is too Street in Fessenden. ing election by Congress, by state Minnesota produces over 300,000 gravitate as claimed to the two complicated to win consensus. legislatures, and by popular vote. votes per elector while Alabama coasts at the expense of the heart- Second, identification of win- The election of multiple executives produces only 200,000. land. The political strategist’s bible ners and losers in public policy is was even considered. So let’s not The Electoral College is vulner- advises candidates to campaign not clear. In the debate after the pretend that the Electoral College able to exploitation by minorities. where they already have strong Wallace threat, conservatives of- Letters to the editor policy support. fered a persuasive argument that resulted from an objective search Third party single-issue candi- The Herald-Press welcomes letters. It’s an excellent way to for the best voting system. dates can skim off enough voters Then there is the concern over the College forces presidential Partisan arguments aside, it to throw an election. Ralph Nader recounts. Even in a nationwide candidates to the left in order to share your opinions. However, certain limitations exist on was inevitable that we eventually did this in 2000. popular vote, elections would win the minority vote in urban what we’ll publish. Letters MUST include the writer’s name, would get to the undemocratic Then there is the George Wal- be conducted in precincts just as states. signature, address and phone number as a means of verifi- nature of the Electoral College. lace option. Riding the wave of they are now. If the number of If those conservative arguments cation. Anything the publisher deems libelous, or anything of voters didn’t match the number are still valid and the Electoral After all, we have seen a 200-year regional bigotry in 1968, he carried a personal nature between private individuals or businesses drift toward democratization of five states and won 46 electoral of votes, the problem would be College is forcing candidates to the our political institutions. votes. In a close election, this could discovered and corrected at the left, liberal Nancy Pelosi is on the will not be published. All letters are subject to editing at the We started with a popular vote be enough to bargain with the two precinct level. wrong side of the issue. publisher’s discretion. Letters must have a specifically local context. Mass mailings, form letters, or letters of a commercial nature will generally be discarded. The Herald-Press does not warrant the accuracy of information in letters we publish, nor do opinions expressed in letters necessarily represent the opinions of The Herald-Press, its publisher or its staff. Attend a Game and Fish North Dakota Dept. advisory meeting Outdoors Prairie Fare Several decades ago, the state typically closer than driving to legislature created an advisory Bismarck or one of the Game and by Doug Leier, Biologist by board for the North Dakota Game Fish district offices. N.D. Game & Fish Department Julie Garden-Robinson and Fish Department. One of the The governor appoints each results of that is that each fall and of the eight Game and Fish ad- [email protected] Food & Nutrition spring, advisory board members visors, and they representing a Specialist host public meetings in their multi-county section of the state. NDSU Extension Service district. In addition to hosting meetings These public meetings provide twice a year, they also serve as a and Traill and Towner citizens with an opportunity to liaison between the Department Date: Nov. 28 – 7 p.m. Date: Dec. 6 – 7 p.m. discuss fish and wildlife issues and public. Location: American Legion Location: Armory, Cando and ask questions of Game and Here’s a listing of the meetings (south of Lake Elsie), Hankinson Advisory board member: Tom Make good use of leftover food Fish personnel. coming up in the next few weeks, Advisory board member: Duane Rost, Devils Lake, 350-1424 Game and Fish has always to see if there’s one in your area. Hanson, West Fargo, 367-4249 District 4 – Counties: Grand We were eating potato and ham been an open public agency, with District 2 – Counties: Bottineau, District 6 – Counties: Barnes, Forks, Nelson, Pembina and soup made from the leftover ham staff and administrators willing to Burke, McHenry, Mountrail, Dickey, Foster, Griggs, Logan, Walsh and mashed potatoes I had made address public comments and in- Pierce, Renville and Ward LaMoure, McIntosh, Stutsman Date: Dec. 6 – 7 p.m. the previous night. put via phone calls, letters, emails, Date: Nov. 28 – 7 p.m. and Wells Location: American Legion The next evening, my hus- texts and walk-in or on-the-street Location: Berthold Sportsmen Date: Nov. 29 – 7 p.m. Club, 208 N. Main St., Fordville band was on cooking duty. His visits. The advisory meetings give Club, 210 Main St., Berthold Location: The Bunker, 1520 3rd Advisory board member: Joe casserole’s aroma was familiar. hunters, anglers and landowners Advisory board member: Rob- St. SE, Jamestown Solseng, 317-5009 You guessed it- it was made with a chance to meet with their district ert Gjellstad, Voltaire, 338-2281 Advisory board member: Joel ham,potatoes, and cheese. advisors and agency personnel District 5 – Counties: Cass, Christoferson, Litchville, 973- Fall Mule Deer Survey “We still have some ham left,” in person, in locations that are Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele 4981 One positive note on which to he smiled. District 7 – Counties: Burleigh, end this week’s column, the Game We need to figure out how to Emmons, Grant, Kidder, McLean, and Fish fall mule deer survey in- cook for a smaller family. Our household dropped from five to Mercer, Morton, Oliver, Sheridan dicates that mule deer had another Use leftover turkey or chicken in three as our older children moved and Sioux good year of fawn production. this soup. NDSU photo Date: Nov. 29 – 7 p.m. The buck-to-doe ratio of 0.48 to a dorm. We are buying and Location: North Dakota Game (0.42 in 2015) is higher than the preparing too much food. With the holidays, you might and Fish Department, Bismarck long-term average of 0.43 bucks stir-fry or enchiladas.; shred, add have leftover turkey, ham or Advisory board member: Dave per doe, while the fawn-to-doe mayonnaise and chopped celery roast beef. Freezing in recipe-size Nehring, Bismarck, 214-3184 ratio of 0.90 (0.84 in 2015) is the for sandwich spread; add salsa amounts is always a good plan, District 1 – Counties: Divide, same as the long-term average. for chicken tacos; Simmer with especially if you cannot use the McKenzie and Williams Game and Fish big game man- barbecue sauce for sandwiches. food within four days. Date: Dec. 5 – 7 p.m. agement supervisor Bruce Stillings If you happen to have any Unfortunately, the word “left- Location: Rough Rider Center, said the mule deer population con- leftover roasted turkey, here’s a overs” often has a bad connota- 2209 Wolves Den Parkway, Wat- tinues to recover nicely following tasty way to enjoy it. ford City the devastating winters of 2009-11, tion. Think of your extra food as Advisory board member: Jason with a third consecutive year of “planned-overs” that you can use Slow Cooker Chicken or Leiseth, Arnegard, 586-3714 fawn production near or above the in a new way. Turkey Tortilla Soup District 8 – Counties: Adams, long-term average. However, if you forget your 1 pound chicken or turkey Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Gold- “This year’s good fawn produc- planned-overs in the refrigerator, breast, boneless and skinless (or en Valley, Hettinger, Slope and tion has the potential to result in the food might end up getting 3 c. chopped roasted turkey) Stark a nice population increase next tossed when discovered. 1 (16-ounce) jar salsa Date: Dec. 5 – 7 p.m. spring, depending on the severity Worldwide, about one-third 3 c. chicken broth, reduced- Location: La Quinta Inn & of the winter,” Stillings said. of food is lost or wasted through sodium Suites, Dickinson The fall aerial survey, con- losses in the production system 2 Tbsp. “Mexican blend” sea- Advisory board member: ducted specifically to study de- and at consumer’s point - about $1 soning or low-sodium taco sea- Advisory meetings give hunters, anglers, and landowners a chance Dwight Hecker, Fairfield, 575- mographics, covers 24 study areas trillion in wasted food worldwide. soning (see recipe provided) to meet with their district advisors and agency personnel in locations 4952 and 306.3 square miles in western On average, about 20 pounds 1 (15-oz) can kidney beans, that are typically closer than driving to Bismarck or one of the Game District 3 – Counties: Benson, North Dakota. of food per person per month is drained and rinsed and Fish district offices. NDGF photo Cavalier, Eddy, Ramsey, Rolette wasted by people in the U.S. 1 (15-oz) can black beans, Especially around the holi- drained and rinsed days, we may become “quantity 1 (16-oz) package frozen corn cooks” when we have relatives Optional toppings- cheese, and friends over to enjoy meals. plain yogurt, tortilla chips We may have planned-over foods Place chicken in slow cooker. A real Christmas tree: The natural choice as a result. Let’s not waste it. Top with remaining ingredients. Keep food safety in mind with Cook on low 6-7 hours or high Each holiday season shoppers find themselves after disposal. The average life span of an artificial extra food. Improper temperature 4 hours. Remove chicken, shred confronted with a difficult choice: celebrate with a tree is only six years. is the worst enemy of perishable and return to slow cooker. Makes real tree or an artificial tree. A good choice has always The practice of using a real tree to celebrate the food, so cool foods quickly by di- 10 servings. 1-cup serving has 210 been the natural choice . . . a real Christmas tree. holidays is a natural choice. You can be sure it is fresh viding large amounts of leftovers calories, 2.5 g fat, 19 g protein, 30 Real Christmas trees are a benefit to the environ- if the needles are green and flexible and don't come into small, shallow containers. g carbohydrate, 8 g fiber and 530 ment from the time they are planted until after the off readily when you pull the branches through your Slice meat into smaller pieces. milligrams sodium. holiday season. While they’re growing, real Christ- fingers or bounce the tree on the ground. A visit to Thick foods, such as stew, should Mexican Blend: yields 3 Tbsp. mas trees support life by absorbing carbon dioxide a local “retail lot” or "choose and cut" tree farm will be no more than 2 inches deep in plus 1/2 tsp. and giving off fresh oxygen. The farms that grow ensure the freshest tree possible. a shallow container. 1 1/2 tsp. dried parsley Christmas trees stabilize soil, protect and clean water To keep it fresh, store your tree in a cool, shaded Freeze planned-overs in recipe- 1/2 tsp. garlic powder supplies and provide habitat for wildlife while creat- place after purchase until you are ready to bring sized portions. Label with the date 1/2 tsp. onion powder ing some beautiful green scenery. Often Christmas it indoors. Cut at least one inch off the base before and type of food. 1 tsp. dried oregano trees are grown on soil that doesn’t support other putting it in water, and keep the tree stand container Use refrigerated planned-over 1 tsp. black pepper crops. Real trees can be reused and recycled after full of water until you discard the tree. Real trees foods within three to four days. 1 Tbsp. chili powder the holidays. Check with your local department of also provide something that artificial trees can’t . . . Reheat gravy and meat to 165 1 tsp. paprika public works for information. a holiday fragrance and feeling. degrees Fahrenheit. 1 1/2 tsp. cumin Artificial trees are a petroleum-based product For more information on real Christmas trees, Instead of letting planned-over Mix. Store in air-tight contain- that consumes energy resources during fabrication. contact: Bob Harsel, North Dakota Forest Service, food go to waste, be creative. er or zip bag. Use in recipe pro- A burden to the environment, artificial trees aren’t at (701) 683-4323. Consider these ideas: make soup, vided or add to cooked chicken biodegradable and will remain in landfills for years casseroles, quesadillas, white chili, or ground beef for tacos. 4A The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 Scoreboard Tell Bowling Scores

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TUESDAY A.M. COFFEE LEAGUE: Rugby Renegades 30- 10; Young at Heart 25-15; Roaring Advertise in Rollers 20-30; Cracker Jacks 17-23; Lucky Ladies 14-26; Early Risers 14-26. HTS: Young at Heart 2350. HTG: Rugby Renegades 834. The Herald-Press HIS: Karen Konschak 512; Jane Hager 412. HIG: Konschak 182; Cheryl Stafford 162. 324.4646

CITY MEN’S LEAGUE: Ea- gles 11-1; Warehouse Groc. 8-4; JW’s Bar 7-5; Harvey Farmers 5th and 6th grade team ends season Elev. 7-5; Hurlers 6-6; Shawn’s Elec. 5-7; Farah Kruz Hot Rod The Fessenden-Bowdon 5th and 6th Grade Boys Basketball Team finished their season with a record of Wells County Abstract of Votes 2-10; Harvey Sand & Gravel 2-10. ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2016, 5-3. Team members include, front, from left: Donavin Bartz, Jackson Lematta, Dawson Noyes, Austin HTS: JW’s Bar 2475. HTG: JW’s Brame, Gavin Mason, Jonathon Bender. Back: Nicholas Wachtel, Harrison Lies, Keaton Keller, Gabe BY THE VOTERS OF WELLS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA Bar 862. HIS: Bruce Snyder 617; I hereby certify that the within and following Abstract of Votes cast by the voters of Wells County, Allmaras, Brock Fike, and Gavin Austin. Not pictured: Cameron Stinson. North Dakota, at the General Election held at the various election precincts of said County on the Don Yoder 551. HIG: Snyder 220; 8th day of November, 2016, is a true and correct copy of the original Abstract thereof made by the Mark Fornshell 212. regularly organized Board of Canvassers as required by law. Witness my hand and the seal this 14th day of November, 2016. (SEAL) MEN’S PRO LEAGUE: State Julie Krosbakken, Wells County Auditor Farm 6-2; Muscha Trucking 6-2; Total Ballots Cast 2,437 PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT - PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. 1st Int. Bank 4-4; Farmers Union Castle (Con) 23 See it in print! (Drake) 4-4; Pete’s Tractor Sal- Clinton (DFL) 419 vage 3-5; Frey Ins. 2-2; Rugby Johnson (Lib) 101 Stein (GRN) 14 Eagles 2-6; Morris Lounge 2-2. De La Fuente (AME) 2 HTS: State Farm 2494. HTG: Trump (REP) 1,796 Call us at 324.4646 Rugby Eagles 893. HIS: Patrick Write-In 28 UNITED STATES SENATOR Anderson 595; Joe Volk 594; Kelly John Hoeven (REP) 2,080 Muscha 594. HIG: Kipp Johnson Eliot Glassheim (DFL) 239 with your Herald-Press article idea. 247; Kyle Seibel 222. Robert N Marquette (LIB) 50 James Germalic (IND) 28 Write-In 0 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Kevin Cramer (REP) 1,940 Jack Seaman (LIB) 113 Chase Iron Eyes (DFL) 317 Write-In 1 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 14 Dave Anderson (DFL) 423 Public Notices Jerry Klein (REP) 1,950 Write-In 7 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 14 Jon Nelson (REP) 1,413 Because it is your right to know Robin Weisz (REP) 1,579 Mark Nelson (DFL) 578 Bonita Lindseth (DFL) 381 Write-In 18 GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR forever barred. Claims must either be presented Marvin E Nelson/Joan Heckaman (DFL) 355 Notice to Creditors to Sheila A. Lacy, Personal Representative of A public notice is information in- Marty Riske/Joshua Voytek (LIB) 51 Call for Bids NOTICE TO CREDITORS CALL FOR BIDS FOR CITY LAND the estate, at 1009 Highway 52, Fessenden, ND Doug Burgum/Brent Sanford (REP) 1,970 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR WELLS forming citizens of government The City of Hurdsfield will accept bids for 58438, or filed with the Court. Write-In 7 COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA Lots 13, 14, 15, 16 and 18 of Block 3 of Boody’s Dated this 18th day of November, 2016. activities. Public notices have been STATE AUDITOR In the Matter of the Estate of Harry Morgan First Addition. Sheila A. Lacy, Personal Representative printed in local newspapers, the trust- Josh Gallion (REP) 1,798 Lacy, also known as H. Morgan Lacy or Morgan Bids may be sent to: City of Hurdsfield, P.O. Jonathan T. Garaas Roland Riemers (LIB) 392 Lacy, Deceased. ed sources for community informa- Box 144, Hurdsfield, ND 58451. Garaas Law Firm Write-In 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- Bids will be opened December 2, 2016, at 1314 23rd Street South tion, for more than 200 years. North STATE TREASURER signed has been appointed Personal Representa- 2:00 P.M. Fargo, ND 58103 Dakota newspapers also post public Kelly L. Schmidt (REP) 1,678 tive of the above estate. All persons having claims The Board reserves the right to reject any Attorneys for Personal Representative Tiim Mathern (DFL) 466 against the deceased are required to present their notices that are printed in newspa- or all bids. First publication on the 26th day of Novem- Eric Olson (LIB) 147 claims within three months after the date of the Red Hoff, Auditor ber, 2016. pers on www.ndpublicnotices.com Write-In 1 first publication of this notice or said claims will be (11-19, 26, 2016) (11-26, 12-3, 10, 2016) at no charge to government units. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Ruth Buffalo (DFL) 399 Nick Bata (LIB) 169 Jon Godfread (REP) 1,663 Proceedings of the Harvey School Board Regular Meeting Write-In 2 PROCEEDINGS OF THE Other Business: Grow Our Own revision. A roll call vote was taken 343.80; Total Administrative Services 126.40; PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER HARVEY SCHOOL BOARD Activities Update – Fall sports seasons and unanimously carried. Tractor Supply Co. 327.83; Julie Fedorchak (REP) 1,751 REGULAR MEETING are winding down and FFA Leadership activities Scoreboard - Seibel asked for clarification University of Mary 45.00; Usable Life 175.40; Thomas Skadeland (LIB) 137 October 17, 2016 - 8:30 P.M. are heating up. FFA Parliamentary Procedure on how the scoreboard was funded. Superin- Verizon Wireless 323.37; Visa 1,939.18; Wells Marlo Hunte-Beaubrun (DFL) 338 Members Present: Hertz, Weinmann, Erick- Team state champions competing at Nationals in tendent Stutlien outlined how he received com- County District Health Unit 805.00; Wohl’s Write-In 2 son and Siebel; Knudtson (via telephone) Indianapolis. One-Act Play progressing – public mitments/pledges from several local businesses Electric, Inc. 149.99; Zerr, Colleen 150.00. Total SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Members Absent: performances scheduled for October 30th and to purchase the scoreboard in exchange for $186,356.06. Kirsten Baesler 1,474 Also Present: Wayne Schneider, Kathy 31st. Mr. Chad Faul selected as Head Boys advertising rights on the scoreboard for 10 years CAPITAL PROJECTS/BUILDING FUND: Joe Chiang 634 Muscha, Chad Friese, Vondell Stutlien, Susan Basketball Coach. with first right of refusal/renewal extending for Shawn’s Electric, Inc. $584.85. Total $584.85. Write-In 2 Schmiess, Cassandra Hayes, Vanessa Ander- Applications for co-oping Boys & Girls Cross additional 5 years. Stutlien noted that 5 busi- HOT LUNCH: Bimbo Foods, Inc. $981.94; JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT son, Michele Herrington, Dixie Posey, Jade Country prepared. nesses donated/paid in full but that 3 businesses Dean Foods, NC, Inc. 2,946.65; Food Services of Jerod Elton Tufte 1,457 Olschlager, Dan Stutlien, Justin Stanley, Laurie Boys Cross Country Co-op Application – entered into agreements to pay their balances America 1,031.60; O’Mordha Restaurant Equip- Robert V. Bolinske Sr. 513 Pranke and Louisa Harness Moved by Seibel, second by Weinmann, to sub- in installments annually until July 2020. Stutlien ment 0.00; Super Valu, Hinrichs 246.98; US Write-In 3 The meeting was called to order by President mit Boys Cross Country Co-op application. A roll also explained how funds were/are being raised Foodservice, Inc. 13,184.01. Total $18,391.18. JUSTICE SUPREME COURT - Unexpired 2 Year Term Hertz in the High School Library. call vote was taken and unanimously carried. to cover the cost of the scoreboard installation – ACTIVITY FUND: Barnes & Noble $148.10; Lisa Fair McEvers 1,823 Consent Agenda: Girls Cross Country Co-op Application including utilizing DWSPIF funds. Stutlien also Brown, Kent 212.08; BSN Sports, Inc. 934.23; Write-In 6 Additional Items: Scoreboard – Moved by Erickson, second by Weinmann, noted that ultimately no District funds would be Carrington School District 140.00; Dean Foods, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NO. 2 SE - SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Moved by Weinmann, second by Erickson, to submit Girls Cross Country Co-op applica- used to cover the cost of or the installation of NC, Inc. 261.55; DesLauriers, Brock 496.00; Lyle R Bopp 734 to approve the minutes of September 14, 2016, tion. A roll call vote was taken and unanimously the scoreboard once the installment agreements Dockter, Dennis 208.00; Double E 2,357.00; Mark Blumer 1,038 as presented. A roll call vote was taken and carried. have been fulfilled. Seibel thanked Stutlien for his Eckroth Music 48.79; Eisenzimmer, Virginia Write-In 4 unanimously carried. Central Dakota FFA Alumni Project – Mr. explanation and moved to accept the donations 342.50; Faul, Chad 40.00; Harvey Ben Franklin JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NO. 4 SE - SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Moved by Seibel, second by Weinmann, to Chad Friese, President Central Dakota FFA and approve the payment plans for the remaining 92.91; Hase, Nichole 125.00; Hellman, Alicia James D. Hovey 1,928 approve payment of the bills as presented. A roll Alumni, presented plan for new Statiflex wall- balance, second by Weinmann. A roll call vote 188.00; Jacobsen Music, Inc. 15.29; Write-In 26 call vote was taken and unanimously carried. mounted welding fume extractors (ventilation) was taken and unanimously carried. Jenner, Brandt 15.00; Jenner, Logan 10.00; JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NO. 5 SE - SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT Principal’s Reports: for the welding area in the Ag Shop project. The November Board meeting will be Klier, Dean 208.00; Kline, Brad 208.00; Leier, Ka- Kim Radermacher 818 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – FFA alumni will cover cost of equipment (ap- Wednesday, November 16th, at 5:00 p.m. trina 123.36; Lemer, Brent 208.00; Lemer’s True Daniel D. Narum 1,041 Assemblies: Lyceum – Sandy Sylver proximately $13,000) requesting District help There being no further business, the meeting Value 39.28; MidAmerica Books 125.07; Mon- Write-In 3 (September 15th); Harlem Ambassadors with cost of installation (approximately $3,000). was adjourned. geon, Kelsey 210.00; Music Festival, Northwest JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NO. 6 SE - SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT (September 28th); Suit Up and Save the World If approved would like to install new exhaust Colette Hertz, President 160.00; North Dakota High School 50.00; Olson, Jay Schmitz 1,799 (March 29th) hoods over Christmas break this year. Moved Louisa Harness, Business Manager heidi 473.36; Park District, Harvey 1,250.00; Write-In 8 Great American Fundraiser - $5,000 raised by Seibel, second by Weinmann, to accept FFA GENERAL FUND: Advanced Business Pedersen, Keri 15.00; Pepsi 320.50; Prouty, Bob JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT NO. 7 SE - SOUTHEAST JUDICIAL DISTRICT for school looking into fencing playground as Alumni project and District pay for installation Methods $577.05; American Family Life Assur- 242.88; RTR Kids Rugs 159.95; Schaan, Julie Troy LeFevre 1,756 project with Capital Projects/Building Funds. A roll call ance 2,893.54; Barnes & Noble 580.98; Blue 123.90; Schindler, Sara 323.00; Stutlien, Devany Write-In 7 Principal Conference – Rugby September vote was taken and unanimously carried. Cross & Shield of ND 100,434.80; Broad Reach 75.00; Stutlien, Steven 230.00; Stutlien, Vondell WELLS COUNTY COMMISSIONER AT LARGE DISTRICT 1 22nd (4 hours professional development) Certified Staff Contract Adjustment – 64.75; Buechler Oil Co. 110.81; Central Dakota 60.00; Super Valu, Hinrichs 624.62; Varsity Spirit Danny (Boone) Maxwell 1,234 Vision Screening – September 21st (K-6th Contract for Mrs. Susan Sellie was adjusted to Clinic 113.00; City of Harvey 1,402.30; Cole Pa- Fashion 80.25; Visa 1,774.48; Wolfe, Kari 67.89. Joey Schimelfenig 1,064 grade) reflect correct days of work – 126.26 instead of pers, Inc. 166.92; Company, Pioneer Manufac- Total $12,786.99. Write-In 4 Journeys Training – September 26th 122.61 ($1,085 increase). Moved by Erickson, turing 736.45; Connecting Point, Inc. 4,810.00; Wages for Publication 2016-2017 School WELLS COUNTY COMMISSIONER AT LARGE DISTRICT 3 In-Service – October 5th (elementary second by Seibel, to approve adjustment of Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch 5,425.00; Dakota Year: Teresa Aljets $45,300; Tammy Anderson Stan Buxa 1,325 worked on classroom management/procedures contract. A roll call vote was taken and unani- Dustex 389.20; Dale’s Radiator Repair 50.50; $12.00/hr; Wade Anderson $76,302; Nicole Kent (Lumpy) Lesmeister 846 w/NCEC) mously carried. Distribution Inc., 422-Praxair 106.33; Armstrong $44,350; Darlene Axtman $15.00/ Write-In 2 Title/Special Ed-Professional Conference – Community Daycare Center Update – Eckroth Music 162.00; Ecolab Pest Elimi- hr; Myron Berg $18.15/hr; Kevin Bierman WELLS COUNTY COMMISSIONER AT LARGE DISTRICT 5 October 13th-14th Discussed Fire Marshall inspection of proposed nation Div. 217.93; Fessenden-Bowdon Public $46,330; Melissa Brass $38,250; Susan Brauer- Mary Hager 1,809 Journey Training – October 17th-19th site for Community Daycare Center within the School 135.00; Gaffaney’s 111.20; GCR Sellie $36,530; Amanda Buchmiller $12.00/hr; Write-In 88 NDCEL Principal Conference – October elementary school. Still awaiting state health 2,144.66; Grocery, Warehouse 95.61; Harlow’s Brenda Buchmiller $10.00/hr; Mardelle Buechler WELLS COUNTY AUDITOR - Unexpired 2 Years Term 19th-21st inspection. (INFO) Bus Sales, Inc. 6.31; Harvey Area Chamber of $46,700; Brian Casserly $12.50/hr; Barb Deck Julie Krosbakken 2,068 Flu Vaccinations – October 31st 2-4pm ESL Services – Discussed the growing Commerce 135.00; Harvey Ben Franklin 65.94; $47,050; Daniel Deck $13.00/hr; Bret Dockter Write-In 14 MAPS Testing complete (Fall/Winter/ need of English as a Second Language (ESL) Harvey Hot Lunch Program 952.70; Harvey Mo- $43,550; Denise Dockter $15.00/hr; Elizabeth WELLS COUNTY SUPERVISOR, SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT Spring) services with increase in enrollment (5 students). tor Services 70.37; Harvey Oil Co. 11,285.84; Engelhart $13.50/hr; Chad Faul $43,200; Pam Write-In Dave Lautt 305 NDSA Science Testing – October 24th (4th Currently ESL services are provided by Ms. Hayes, Cassandra 91.50; Herald-Press, The Faul $12.00/hr; Susan Faul $43,400; Glen Frey CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE NO. 1 grade) Heidi Keller, credentialed ESL instructor and 342.32; Herrington, Michele 19.33; $18.15/hr; Jill Goldade $13.20/hr; Louisa Har- Yes 1,984 Walk-Throughs going smoothly kindergarten teacher. Looking at ways to free Honeywell International, Inc. 6,734.09; ness $48,000; Kelly Hase $42,200; Casandra No 355 Zones of Regulation Training – October up more time for Ms. Keller to focus on ESL Houghton Mifflin Co. 3,255.01; J.W. Pepper & Hayes $45,300; Brooke Heil $36,600; Michele CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE NO. 2 26th (8-8:45am) services while maintain appropriate coverage Sons, Inc. 220.49; Jeff’s Key & Lock Repair Herrington $41,450; Ashley Hinrichs $36,250; Yes 1,256 HIGH SCHOOL – of kindergarten classroom. (INFO) 132.50; Johnson Controls, Inc. 4,400.00; Keller Phyllis Hovland $10.00/hr; Deb Hurley $12.60/hr; No 1,048 Professional Development (PD): HS/Elem Pledged Securities – No update on Plbg., Htg. & Air Condition 5,197.15; Keller, Heidi Michele Hurst $14.10/hr; Connie Keller $16.25/ INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE NO. 3 specialty staff – Rick Wormeli (September pledged securities. District funds continue to be 235.44; Kourajian, Debbie 56.94; Kukowski, hr; Heidi Keller $44,250; Ian Keller $40,450; Yes 1,260 26th); SAFE Talk-Suicide Prevention (October adequately covered. Michelle 10.50; Lautt’s Feed & Supply 30.00; Irene Keller $14.40/hr; Michele Keller $13.60/ No 1,092 5th); NDCEL (October 19th-21st); Policies & Policy HCAA (Purchasing) – 1st Reading Learning A-Z 359.85; Lemer, Peggy 50.00; hr; Kathy Kennedy $26,087; Julie Knudtson INITIATED STATUTORY MEASURE NO. 4 Procedures w/NCEC (November 2nd); NWEA – New Purchasing policy outlined and discussed. Lemer’s True Value 37.98; McGraw-Hill School $46,000; Sue Kost $58,405; Terry Kost $18.15/ Yes 842 Map Testing Conference (November 4th) Moved by Seibel, second by Erickson, to approve Education 1,747.42; Menards 233.54; hr; Debbie Kourajian $48,658; Michelle Kukowski No 1,545 PSAT – October 17th 1st reading of Policy HCAA (Purchasing). A roll Midwest Graphics & Signs 105.00; Modtech $40,500; Katrina Leier $41,500; Peggy Lemer INITIATED STATUTORY MEASURE NO. 5 NDSA Science Testing – October 24th- call vote was taken and unanimously carried. IT Services 695.00; Mutual of Omaha 1,865.42; $52,589; Amy Lesmeister $13.10/hr; Tim Mar- Yes 1,249 November 4th (8th & 11th grade) 2016-17 School District Title I & IIA Budget NAPA Auto Parts of Harvey 192.53; ND Public tineson $15.50/hr; Brian Muscha $42,500; Heidi No 1,132 End of 1st Quarter – October 28th Revision – Title I & IIA budget was amended by Employees Retirement 21.47; NDUC Group Muscha $16.55/hr; Beth Olschlager $11.50/hr; CITY MEASURE NO. 1 - FESSENDEN Parent Teacher Conferences – November $5.30. Moved by Seibel, second by Weinmann, Account 4,176.43; North Dakota Safety Council Alicia Olson $11.00/hr; Heidi Olson $46,365; Yes 169 1st to approve revision of 2016-17 Title I & IIA Bud- In. 24.21; North Dakota School Bds. Assoc. Jolene Ovitt $11.10/hr; Laurie Pranke $70,000; No 80 Superintendent’s Report: get. A roll call vote was taken and unanimously 960.00; North Dakota Telephone Co. 1,107.25; Josh Preble $36,950; Ken Radke $51,065; Ron STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA) Enrollment Update – 406 students currently carried. North Dakota United 3,997.52; Northland Coal Reimche $18.15/hr; Bernie Reindel $18.15/ ) SS. enrolled 2016-17 HPSD Budget – 2016-17 District Equip., Inc. 2,253.98; NWEA 967.50; Office hr; Lori Schimke $48,997; Susan Schmiess COUNTY OF WELLS ) Legislative Resolution Constitutional Amend- Budget was discussed and decision was made Depot 790.67; Otter Tail Power 4,288.93; Patzer $45,300; Tim Schmiess $15.15/hr; Connie Fessenden, North Dakota ment (LRCA) Measure #2 not to revise the budget at this time. But continue Truck Repair 158.97; Schneider $16.40/hr; Wayne Schneider $22.50/ November 14, 2016 Non-Certified Staff Hire – Mrs. Brenda Bu- to monitor expenses with additional para-educa- Perfection Auto Body 534.86; Petty Cash hr; Andrew St. Vincent $38,700; Justin Stanley We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that the within and foregoing Abstract of Votes at the chmiller (Elementary School) tor and increase in ESL usage. (INFO) 87.17; Pitney Bowes, Inc. 189.50; PSAT/NMSQT $71,000; Kristen Steichen $35,200; Brandon General Election, held at the various election precincts in the County, is a true and correct abstract Still awaiting Funding Commitment Decision Policy DBACA – HPSD Grow Our Own – 409.00; Rugby Public School Dist. #5 1,575.00; Storbeck $35,550; Dan Stutlien $101,000; according to the returns made by the Election Boards of the various precincts. Letter (FCDL) for category 2 network upgrades HPSD Grown Our Own policy was discussed Schmiess, Susan 10.50; School Specialty, Inc. Vondell Stutlien $41,450; Kathy Walsh $46,681; Witness our hands, and the seal of said County, this day and year first above written. through E-Rate. and recommended changing wording of second 146.00; Scripps National Spelling Bee 152.50; Casey Weinmann, $35,550; Kathy Weinman (SEAL) Meeting scheduled with Harvey Police De- paragraph to read “The District may reimburse…” Shawn’s Electric, Inc. 126.64; St. Alexius Medical $54,073; Julie Weisser $15.50/hr; Colleen Zerr Mary Hager, Wells County Commissioner Carrie K. Krause partment regarding Emergency Plans update Moved by Seibel, second by Weinmann, to Center 280.25; Steins, Inc. 453.24; Super Valu, $15.00/hr; Corbin Zerr $38,050; Trista Zerr Renae Heintz Julie Krosbakken Kathy Thompson – October 18th @ 1:15 p.m. approve 1st reading of Policy DBACA – HPSD Hinrichs 2.30; Susag Sand and Gravel, Inc. $40,450 (11-26-16) The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 5A

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ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH Drake UNITED COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCHES 605 Main St., P.O. Box 197, Drake Anamoose Danelle Olson, Pastor Harvey: 733 Judy Blvd., 324-5204 Rapid City, S.D. They lived in ru- [email protected], 465-3284, 465-3780 Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 am Pastor Bill Edwards Ph: 324-2344 Moment Saturday Vigil: 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays Sabbath School 9:45 am; Worship 11 am ral Parshall, where Mike worked Winter 5 p.m. / Summer 7 p.m. TRINITY BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH Manfred: 1510 34th Ave NE Ph: 547-3314 as a teacher and basketball coach, Sunday: 8:30 a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays. 820 Adams Ave., Harvey Pastor Bill Edwards 324-2344 Daily Mass: Mon., Wed., Fri., 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Service at 10 a.m. Sabbath School 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. including acting as the assistant for Reflection Goodrich: 218 Frank St. E. Ph: 884-2543 coach for the 1975 state champi- ST. MARTIN LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Bill Edwards 324-2344 onship team. The couple moved A Deep Expression Anamoose 1520 Advent Street, Harvey, 324-2548 Sabbath School 9:45 am.; Worship 11 am Larry Marschner, Vacancy Pastor harveyfirstlutheran.com/[email protected] Bowdon Country: Ph: 962-3791 to rural Fessenden in 1975 and of Thanksgiving Sunday: Service 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 Pastor Phil Leer 182 43rd Ave NE Pastor Terry Pflugrad he farmed with his father and a.m.; Communion every 1st & 3rd Sunday. Sunday 10 am worship with Communion on Sabbath School 10 am Worship 11:10 am brother. Suppose you poured your life 1st & 3rd Sundays; 8:30 am choir practice; into a young person who was VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 9 am Sunday School & Adult Forum BOWDON LUTHERAN CHURCH Mike and Rose-Anne moved Hwy. 3, Harvey Pastor Paul Dyck HARVEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pastor Pauline Crowder Ph. 962-3337 to Bismarck in 1984, where struggling to make right deci- Sunday: Bible Classes 10 a.m.; 1020 Millennium Drive 324-4985 Sunday School ages 3 to high school, Adult sions. You gave time, money, en- 11 a.m. Worship; Bible Study 2 p.m. Pastor Steve Slaamot 9:30 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. they raised five children. Mike Wed.: Bible Study and Prayer 7:30 p.m. Sun. School 9:30 am. Worship 10:30 a.m. continued to farm and worked ergy, your very self to help them TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH as a substitute teacher. He was to succeed in life. What do you UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ST. CECILIA CATHOLIC CHURCH Bremen Pastor Pauline Crowder think would be the best way that of DRAKE and MARTIN 413 E. Brewster Street, Harvey, 324-2144 9 a.m. Worship on 2nd and 4th Sundays diagnosed with neuroendocrine Drake: Worship at 8:30 am person could later thank you for ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH, Selz Michael Hovey pancreatic cancer in 2003. Mike Martin: Worship 10 am, Sun. School 11 am Fr. Franklin Miller www.stceciliaharvey.org CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH was an enthusiastic participant all you had done? Certainly words United Methodist Women first Mon. 2 pm Masses at Harvey: North Campus: 100 N St. E. 324-2405 Michael Anthony Hovey, 67, Saturdays 4:30 p.m.; Sundays 10:30 a.m. South Campus: 220 9th St. W. 324-4261 in several clinical trials and of appreciation would be appro- MARTIN BAPTIST CHURCH Harvey, ND 58341 Parsonage 324-2408 Religious Education Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Bismarck and rural Fessenden, priate, perhaps even a thoughtful Mark Thacker, Interim Pastor, 693-2844 Dr. Abel Threeton, Interim Pastor became active in the Pancreatic Mass at Selz: Sundays at 8:30 a.m. died Monday, Nov. 21, 2016, sur- Cancer Action Network, work- gift. But more than anything, an Sun. School 9:30 am., Worship 10:30 a.m. Sun. School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 am CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH rounded by family and friends attentive ear and a changed life ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH - LCMC ing to raise awareness and raise Rural Fessenden Pastor Pauline Crowder after a 13-year battle with pan- Sykeston Richard Biberdorf, Pastor 209 8th St. East, PO Box 188, Harvey funds. would clearly express their appre- 9 a.m. Worship 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays. creatic cancer, at CHI St. Alexius ciation for all you had done. Worship Service at 11 a.m. Pastor Greg Longtin Mike is survived by his wife LWML Monthly Second Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Ph: 324-2110 [email protected] FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Health, Bismarck. God has done everything neces- LLL Monthly Third Monday, 8 p.m. Sunday School 9:30; Worship 10:30 am of 44 years, Rose-Anne; his Fessenden Pastor Shirley Teske A memorial service was held sary for us to succeed spiritually; Sundays 10:30 am. Communion 11/6 & 20 daughters, Sharon (William HARVEY GOSPEL CHAPEL OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL Friday, Nov. 25, at Church of the Sunday School 9:15 am on 11/6 & 20 Broderick), Naperville, Ill., and indeed, He laid down His very PO Box 221, 210 W. 8th St., Harvey CATHOLIC CHURCH Ascension, Bismarck, with Rev. life for us. Yet, so often, even we 1/2 block west of City Hall Balta Fr. Brian Bachmeier Kristen, Big Sky, Mont.; his sons, ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Sun.: 11 a.m. Ministry and Sunday School; 1st Saturday 5 pm Esmond. Sunday 8:30 am Marvin Klemmer officiating. as believers fail to deeply express Hurdsfield Father William T. Ovsak Kevin (Kelby), Bismarck, Erik, & 3rd Thurs. 7 p.m. prayer meeting. Balta. 10:30 am Maddock. Tues. 9 am Balta. Burial was held at St. Mary’s Bismarck, and Marcus (Heather), our gratitude to Him. We may say Mass schedule varies Cemetery, Bismarck. KIEF LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Hillsboro; 11 grandchildren; his thank you every now and again, ST. AUGUSTINE’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor Luis Coca 516 6th St., Harvey Family greeted visitors and even give “gifts” to God from Fessenden Father William T. Ovsak brother, Stephen (Melissa), Cen- Sunday School 9 am; Sunday Worship Service Pastor Jeffrey D. Soberg Daily 7:15 am; Nov.: Sundays 8:30 am Wednesday, Nov. 23, at Eastgate ter; and nieces, Catherine (Josh) time to time, yet the thanks God 10 a.m.; Fellowship 11 a.m. Service: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Funeral Service, Bismarck, with most desires is our obedient ear NEW LIFE ON MAIN Kolden, Center, and Rebecca, BOWDON COMMUNITY a vigil service. 802 Lincoln Ave., Harvey 324-4011 Enumclaw, Wash. and changed life! A life of true CHURCH OF GOD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH of Pastor Mike Vargo Mike was born March 24, gratitude commences with an at- Pastor Dale Peaslee Ph. 962-3681 CHASELEY, GOODRICH & McCLUSKY He was preceded in death by Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday School; 10:15 a.m. Sunday School (all ages) 9 a.m.; Service Pastor Warren Rhodes Ph. 363-2420 1949, in Minot, to Orval and tentive ear, continues with an obe- Worship Service; Wednesday 7 p.m.: New Life his parents, Orval and Solvig; 10:15 a.m.; Wednesday: Prayer Mtg. 6:30 p.m. Chaseley: Morning Worship 8:45 a.m. Underground Youth Ministry. Solvig (Rue) Hovey. He was and his brother, James. dient heart, and climaxes with a Goodrich: Family Worship Hour 9:45 a.m. raised in Parshall and New Town ST. FRANCIS-XAVIER CHURCH and Family Sunday School 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials changed life. Ephesians 1:12 says, DRAKE TRINITY LUTHERAN 605 1st St. W., Anamoose McClusky: Family Sunday School 10 a.m. and graduated from New Town “That we should be to the praise Sun.: Services 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 may be made to the Pancreatic [email protected], 701-465-3780 and Family Worship Hour 11:15 a.m. a.m.; Communion first and third Sundays. High School. He later graduated Cancer Action Network. of his glory, who first trusted in Saturday Vigil: 2nd and 4th Sundays Winter: 5 p.m. / Summer: 7 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH from Minot State University, Christ.” During this season of KASSEL REFORMED CHURCH Go to www.eastgatefuneral. Sunday: 8:30 a.m., 1st, 3rd, 5th Sundays. Goodrich Pastor Jim Grupp majoring in English. of Lincoln Valley 701-626-7429 com to share memories of Mike Thanksgiving, would you take Daily Masses: Tues., Thurs., Sat., 8 a.m. Church 884-2528 Home 884-2587 Meeting at St. Martin Lutheran Church in Mike married Rose-Anne time to let the Lord search your Sunday School 10-11 and Worship 11-12 and sign the online guestbook. Anamoose. Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. Corey November 24, 1972, in heart, and ask yourself, “Is my First Wednesday: WMS 7:30 p.m. life a deep, visible expression of Other Wednesdays: Bible Study 7 p.m. thanksgiving to the One Who has given His all for me?” Obituary Policy Pastor Paul Dyck Victory Baptist Church The Herald-Press publishes obituaries at no cost. Photos require a $7 Harvey fee. Parties desiring specifically-worded funeral announcements may place them through paid advertisements. The notices are bordered and, when possible, appear on the same page as the obituaries.

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Julie Rodacker Rodacker honored Julie Rodacker, Chaseley, was honored by The North Dakota Hunting party, 1949 Board of Social Welfare for 20 This photo was submitted to The Herald-Press by Vivien Ingebo Moya. The photo was taken approxi- years of dedication and service mately 1949 on her uncle’s farm six miles west of Harvey. She says that area, with a large lake, is now a as a Wells County Social Service wildlife reserve. She lists the hunters’ names with the exception of the man on the right and hopes one of Board Member at the North Da- our readers may be able to identify him. From left: Andrew Anderson, Ruben Huber, Olaf Ingebo, Nor- kota Conference of Social Welfare, man McKinven, Quinten Anderson, Sig Ingebo, Joseph Ingebo, Jim McKinven, and unindentified. held Sept. 28-30, in Dickinson. FBLA member Kailey Lemer at the Maddock Mobile Pack event. Rodacker also serves on the Tri County Social Service Board. She has many years of service in other community and township D-A FBLA participates in organizations. Julie said it was in January, 1996, that a Wells County commissioner phoned her Maddock Mobile Pack event husband, Marvin, and inquired if Julie would assume a role on the When Kailey Lemer heard Social Service Board. She notes about the project her aunt’s church Marvin immediately referred the was doing in Beulah, she wanted commissioner to Julie to discuss to have her Drake-Anamoose Fu- the role. ture Business Leaders of America “I never thought I’d serve this (FBLA) chapter involved in this long. I just thought that being service project, too. The project: involved would be a help,” she JOIN OUR Feed My Starving Children. said. Rodacker notes the roles Read your Feed My Starting Children is of boards have changed. With FREE COLLEGE a Christian, non-profit organiza- privacy compliance, others now tion with the mission: ‘Feeding assume the role of fraud control Herald- FOOTBALL God’s Starving Children Hungry individual basis or bring a group/ and case numbers are the identi- in Body and Spirit.’ FMSC packs team of workers. Any donation is fiers relayed to the board. CONTEST! meals to send to starving children Press tax deductible. The direct link to Rodacker attended Jamestown all across the world. They have volunteer and donate is: http:// College. She actively ranches with served over 70 countries and are Games start December 17th tinyurl.com/hnfafbw or go to Marvin and family in Chaseley. early every willing to come to Anamoose so FMSC website: fmsc.org. anyone can pack food for these The chapter recently partici- Saturday many starving children. FMSC pated in Maddock’s mobile pack- MobilePack will bring the neces- ing event. It was an amazing Cards of Thanks sary food to the Anamoose-Drake morning. experience according to Drake- Elementary School and will have Anamoose FBLA members. There coordinators to show how to were many church organizations Payment in advance only. complete all the tasks required Subscribe to our represented as well as families. DEADLINE: to send this food to the children Any school-age person up through in need. 3 p.m. Wednesdays full color elderly can help. There are jobs for The packing date is January 20 words or less $8.45 and PLAY THE NDTC CHALLENGE people to label packages, scoop 14. The FBLA chapter goal is to 15¢ each add’l word online issues rice, load boxes, carry boxes, seal Pick the winning teams of this year's bowl games and pack a minimum of 100,000 meals. packages and pack pallets. you could win a great prize from NDTC. Each meal costs 22 cents, meaning Our 60th wedding anniver- by visiting The Maddock event was fully they need to raise $22,000 to meet sary celebration was a very funded prior to starting. At the their goal. They will also need a special day for us thanks to end, it was announced their pack- 1st Place Prize Amazon Echo minimum of 500 volunteers to www. ing shift of 98 people packed the many family and friends help pack all the meals. $ enough food to feed 67 children who were able to join us. The 2nd Place Prize 100 Visa Gift Card There are two ways to help: vol- for one entire year. Mass, cards and gifts were so heraldpress unteering and donating. People 3rd Place Prize $50 Visa Gift Card For more, contact Lemer at appreciated. You are all loved can volunteer to work multiple 701-230-8750 or Joan Birdsell at and missed. shifts. You may volunteer on an nd.com Sign up at: http://ndtc.pickitchallenge.com 701-341-1291. Leo and Angie Rudnick

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Christmas Vendor FOR SALE ON BIDS 1999 Kawasaki Prairie 4 x 4 ATV with Yacht Club & Craft Show Trailer and mounted water tanks with pump. Automat- ic transmission, electric start and green in color. Only Saturday, Dec. 3 250 original miles. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Harvey City Hall Send bid to: Drake Rural Fire Protection, 4526 Breakfast & Lunch Will Be Served! 10th Ave. NE, Drake, ND 58736. Bids must be For more information, contact Amanda Schimke received by December 31, 2016. The Drake Rural Fire at 693-5801 or Sara Schindler at 849-2023 Protection District reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. We wish to thank the following sponsors for their help For more info, contact Mitch at (701) 626-2319. on the Veterans Day lunch. It was a great success. Warehouse Grocery Hinrichs Super Valu Harvey Farmers Elevator Faith Lutheran’s Taste of Faith Service Drug Buechler Oil Co. Christmas Cookie Festival First International Bank Carol Reimche Sheila Schroeder Thursday, Dec. 1st From: The Harvey Public Library Roofing Board 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church, 209 8th St. E., Harvey, ND RANDY VETTER Get ready for Christmas by purchasing 701-341-1670 a variety of delicious, homemade, 2409 25th Ave. NE, Martin, ND 58758 [email protected] specialty cookies & desserts! Monday, Dec. 5 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the Harvey City Hall. For All Your Flooring Needs Tree Lighting in Soo Line Park at 7:00 p.m. Independent Contractor Lots of different Chilis for you Sponsored by Professionally installed flooring from any retailer to taste. Hot dogs and chips CVB and Licensed & Insured • All Major Credit Cards accepted available for the kids. Harvey Area Chamber of Water & Coffee sold by HAV-IT Commerce 324-2604 Desserts will be sold by Catholic Daughters of the America’s Please join us in Door Music by First Lutheran Youth Prizes! celebrating the 50th anniversary of Santa making an appearance for kids to age 12. Memories Clarence & by Michelle Photography on Marion Bartz hand to take pics if you like. at the Harvey Only $2 entrance fee. Used for Harvey Area Assembly of God Chamber & CVB. Sunday, Nov. 27 2-4 p.m. Your presence is the only present needed. Fall Specials! 2017 Chevy Silverado 1500 2017 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT Z71 4x4, Crew LT 4x4 Iridescent Pearl tricoat Iridescent Pearl tricoat SUNDAY MSRP ...... $49,445 J W’s MSRP ...... $48,380 Supplier ...... 3,033 Supplier ...... 2,985 Bonus Cash . . . . 2,000 BRUNCH Restaurant Cash Allowance . . 1,000 Cash Allowance . 1,000 Lanes, Bar & Grill Pkg. Cash ...... 1,000 BUFFET Pkg. Cash ...... 1,000 beginning at 10 a.m. in Harvey 324-4617 CLOSEOUT PRICE $42,412 CLOSEOUT PRICE $43,395 Nov. 27: Roast Beef, Pork Roast, Harvey 2016 Chevy Malibu LT 2016 Chevy Colorado LT Pizza, mashed potatoes, gravy, salad bar, Hours: M-F, 10 a.m.-1 a.m. white Crew 4x4, black breakfast items, desserts, beverage Sat., 8 a.m.-1 a.m. Sun., noon-1 a.m. Watch the Bison game MSRP . . . . . $39,555.00 Happy Hour M-F, 4:30-5:30 p.m. MSRP . . . . . $28,260.00 on our 150" big screen TV 2 for 1 Domestic Ho Ho Ho Down and Beer & Bar Pour Saturday, Aug. 27 at 6 pm CLOSEOUT PRICE $33,908 Ugly Sweater Contest B-I-N-G-0 CLOSEOUT PRICE $24,996 2016 Chevy Silverado 2500 Friday, December 23rd Tuesday - 6/7/8; Thursday - 6/7/8 Friday - 6/7/8; Saturday - 3/3:30/4 2016 Chevy Trax LTZ AWD HD Crew LT, 4x4 Music! Open until 2 a.m. Now accepting applications. MSRP . . . . . $61,690.00 Apply in person. Sun roof, loaded, Supplier Disc. -4,337.15 color Crimson Met. Bonus Cash . - 3,000.00 In the restaurant and lounge: Cons. Cash . . - 2,000.00 MSRP ...... $28,600 Mondays: Burger Night (dine in only) 20% Off ...... 5,720 SALE PRICE $52,352.85 Tuesdays: Wing Night CLOSEOUT PRICE $22,880 Supplier Pricing on all Fridays: Rib Night Offers end 11-30-16 2016 & 2017 & do not include Thursdays: Captain Morgan Chevy Silverado credit card money. 1500 & 2500 Models Specials in our lounge Football nights: Watch the games on our 150" big screen TV We’ll offer Drink Specials!

JW’s FROZEN PIZZAS 324-2244324-2244www.ripplingermotors.comwww.ripplingermotors.com 9" or 12" Call or stop for varieties & prices 2B The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 The City of Harvey Quotes for Insurance Sought is looking for an BUSINESS Faith Lutheran Church of Harvey is asking for Airport Snow quotes for insurance. Please stop by the office at 209 FOR SALE 8th Street W. for quote information. Faith Lutheran Removal Person Pit Stop Liquors! 530 Hwy. 15 - Fessenden Church reserves the right to approve or reject any when needed. Great business, great location . . . be your own boss with this quote submitted. Send resume or apply at off sale complete with inventory. Call for complete details. Please have quotes returned to the church office 120 West 8th St., Harvey, ND 58341. Alis Schumann - Broker/Manager Century 21 Heritage Realty 701-652-5505 by December 7, 2016. Deadline to apply is December 12, 2016. [email protected] c21heritage.net

Tree Service ATTENTION Hase & Gary Allen CORN GROWERS and Stump Grinding The North Dakota Corn Utilization Council election for Wells County will take Construction place at 12:45 P.M. on December 6, 2016, at Festival Hall, Wells County Fairgrounds, 604 Hwy. 15 in Fessenden, N.D. SHANE HASE (701) 693-6104 Contact Ryan Hager GARY WELTZ (701) 693-6141 We specialize in: Flooring, Siding, Windows, Doors, ELECTION Remodels, Additions and other general construction . . . (701) 341-0505 A Voting Producer is a person who plants, or causes to be planted a corn crop in which the person has an ownership interest, with the intent that upon maturity Call Shane or Gary for FREE estimate on your next project. the crop will be harvested in the next available or immediately preceding growing season. Producers have to reside in the county and have not requested a corn refund during the preceding year. For more information contact the North Dakota Just Nails by Anna Corn Utilization Council at (701) 364-2250. Anna McDonald, Manicurist 1012 Lincoln Ave., Harvey, ND SQUEAKERSISHOME! 701-324-4212 (salon) 701-500-3920 (cell) Offers: Manicures, Pedicures, Gel, Shellac and Hard Gels Call today for your appointment!

After five months of wandering the streets ten miles from home, our boy, Squeakers, is home, safe and sound. He’s very happy to be home with his family, his toys and his warm bed. Surprise! Many thanks to the Herald-Press staff, their readers and the citizens of the community for their help and support during our search. Most of all, many heartfelt thanks to the wonderful family that found him, cared for him and immediately called us with the great news. We beat Daizee, Abby, Brooke, Connie and Tim . . . Thank you so much!!! God bless!!! the Snow! We’ve moved to our new location: 2536 Hwy. 3 NE, Harvey Phone 324-4442

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“Dr. Strange” The Harvey FFA and FCCLA would like to thank all those who supported us on our Northern Appraisal & Realty, Inc. 36th Annual Labor Auction 917 Alder Ave., Harvey, ND 58341 Phone 701-324-4799 Fax 701-324-4798 and Pie Auction! e-mail: [email protected] 1st International Bank Joel Schimke Website: www.northernappraisalandrealty.com Rated PG-13 Lemer’s True Value Northern Prairie RESIDENTIALPROPERTY Fessenden Co-op Mechanical Dec. 2 - 5 at 8 p.m. New Listing: 428 Miller Ave., Hurdsfield. 3 bdrm, 1 bath. $32,000 New Listing: 401 North St., Harvey. 3 bdrm, 2 baths, 3 car attached garage. $199,900 Ongstad Farms Bob Pestal 102 Ave. H West, Anamoose. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, detached garage. $82,000 Proseed Gooseneck Implement Sunday Matinee at 2 p.m. 211 2nd Ave. S., New Rockford. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, attached double garage. Price Reduced $87,500 900 Alder Ave., Harvey. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, single attached, double detached garage $70,000 Hinrichs Super Valu Ron Schmitz This ad sponsored in part by: 513 Harvey Ave., Harvey. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, attached garage. $150,000 Kelly Krohn 207 Lake St., Drake. 2 bdrm, 2 bath. $79,000 Clyde Reimche • D & M TV & Appliance Lot 1, Block 20, Anamoose. Lot with 30' x 30' metal pole bldg. $16,000 Double E Designs Hurdsfield Grain 513 Judy Blvd., Harvey. 5 bdrm, 2 bath, attached garage, detached double garage. $219,000 3210 32nd Ave. NE, Harvey. Farmstead, 3 bdrm, bath, outbuildings. $125,000 Daniel Stutlien Paul Gunderson • Dakota Heritage Bank 2229 Hwy. #3 NE, Harvey. 3.63 acres, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, attached double garage. $130,000 Shawn and Pam 220 8th St. E, Harvey. 5 bdrm, 2 bath, detached double garage. Price Reduced $99,000 Friedt Yard Service • Dakota Plains Chiropractic 417 DeSmet Ave., Harvey. 3 bdrm, 1 bath home. $29,000 High Plains Equipment McKinven 421 Birch Ave., Harvey. 4 bdrm, 2 bath, large double attached garage. $139,000 401 Clark Ave., Harvey. 2 bdrm, single attached garage & double detached garage. $49,000 KMJ Rentals Diana Lautt Closed Captioned & Assisted 92 Lilly St., Drake. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 detached garages. Price Reduced $49,000 NuLine Insurance Walker Enterprises 108 Oak St., Drake. Manufactured Home. $18,000 Listening devices available 20 Girard St. NW, Selz. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, single attached garage. Price Reduced $38,000 Harvey Farmers Elevator Bill and Barb Deck 4445 28th St. NE, Heimdal. 4 bdrm, 1 bath & outbuildings. $115,000 1021 Alder Ave., Harvey. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, single detached garage $64,000 1st State Bank Craig Weisser Sale Pending: 3851 26th Ave. NE, Harvey. 14 acre farmstead, 4 bdrm, 3 bath home & outbuildings. $229,000 Dennis and Kathy Walsh Mardelle Buechler Sale Pending: 1274 50th Ave. NE, Cathay. 14.20 acre farmstead, 4 bdrm, 2 bath home & outbuildings. $279,000 Central Cinema Sale Pending: 713 Judy Blvd., Harvey. 4 bdrm, 2 bath, double attached garage $175,000 Kirkeide Northland Bean Carol McKinven Sale Pending: 7 West 6th Ave., Drake. Home - great for hunters. $15,000 Harvey, N.D. Phone 324-4486 Sale Pending: 204 Oak St., Drake. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, detached single garage. $21,000 Lautt’s Rental Center Buechler Oil www.harveycentralcinema.com Sale Pending: 103 2nd Ave. NE, Mohall. 3 bdrm, 1-3/4 bath, single detached garage. Price Reduced $15,000 Linda Skiftun Sale Pending: 3810 12th St. NE, Harvey. 18 acre farmstead. 5 bedroom, 2 bath home and outbuildings. $230,000 State Farm Insurance Dave Voeller Wilson Roth COMMERCIAL PROPERTY & LAND Mike Alveshere Tom Alveshere NOW SHOWING: 812 Adams Ave., Harvey. Mini-Motel/Extended Stay - 6 units, completely furnished. $369,000 80 acre parcel in Section 1, Township 150, Range 71, Rural Wellsburg in Wells County. $108,000 Mike Seibel David Lautt 83 Main St., Drake. Main Street Cafe. $30,000 “TROLLS” Rated PG R & R Motel, Harvey. 19 unit motel & ranch style home to be sold as a unit. Call for price. Mertz Farms Michael Thompson “The Hangover” Bar, 710 Lincoln Ave., Harvey. $105,000 We would also like to express a special thank 102 9th St. E., Harvey. Commercial building in downtown Harvey. Contact for Price. at 8 p.m. PRICE REDUCED! 812 Lincoln Ave, Harvey. 2,500 sq. ft. building w/ partial basement for storage $35,000 you to our auctioneers, Roger Skiftun, Nov. 26, 27 & 28 Hwy. 52 & 3 Bypass, Harvey. Faul Manufacturing, Inc. Includes building & all machining and manufacturing equipment. $250,000 Gil Steedsman and Steve Slaamot! Sunday Matinee at 2 p.m. The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 3B

Vikings vs. Cowboys Party Stop in Harvey • Drink Specials and try our Five Thursday, • Prizes New Beer Eagles Club • Food Taplines December 1 • Shuffleboard Harvey, 324-2131 Thank You for your votes and confidence during the last election. Mary Hager Ad paid for by Mary Hager Wells Co. Commissioner

IN CHRIST WE HAVE REDEMPTION THROUGH HIS BLOOD, THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS CHAPELCHATS What Does It Take?? What does it take to have you believe that you are a condemned sin- ner and that Christ came to save you from eternal separation?? What does it take to have you believe that the things of this world are as nothing compared to the glory of heaven that is offered to you? What does it take to have you change your mind from unbelief to believing the truth of the word of God?? A blind man in John 9 had to make that journey from unbelief and condemnation to belief and eternal life. Jesus put clay on his eyes and told him to go and wash in the pool of Siloam. He went, washed and received his sight, but he did see or know the man that told him to do this. When they asked him who it was that opened his eyes he replied, “A man called Jesus.” Later when questioned, he said, “This man is a proph- et.” His answer to others was, “He must be a man from God.” Do you see the upward progress of his answers? The Pharisees cast the former blind man out of their presence, but Jesus had compassion on him and sought and found him. Jesus said to him, “Do you believe in the Son of God?” He answered, “Who is he Lord that I may believe in Him?” Jesus answered, “You have both seen Him and it is He who is talking with you.” The blind man declared, “Lord I believe!” And he fell down and worshipped Him. The Father is seeking you today and has revealed Himself through His Son, Jesus Christ. Open your eyes to see and believe that Christ is the offering for your sin today. Enjoy the blessing of life in heaven.

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Herald-Press Deadlines OH DEER! Wednesdays 2 p.m. for classified ads and cards of thanks It’s the annual 5 p.m. for box display ads and articles battle of the bumpers versus the bucks and Used Cars the does against 2015 Chevy Impala LTZ GM Program, red, 27K ...... $25,995 the doors. 2015 Cadillac SRX Premium AWD 1 owner, 18K, local trade, champagne silver ...... $39,495 2014 Buick Regal Premium local trade, 1 owner, champagne, 8K ...... $19,995 Both parties lose when car and deer collide. 2013 Buick Regal Turbo Premium 1 local trade, black, 21K ...... $16,495 2013 Buick Lacrosse Hybrid local trade, 1 owner, pearl white, 34K ...... $18,995 Doug’s Auto Body & Towing 2009 Buick Lucerne CXL gray metallic, 59K, sharp ...... $10,495 can help you with all your 2006 Cadillac DTS local trade, very nice, champagne, 122K ...... $6,995 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 138K, silver ...... $4,495 repairs and towing needs. 1993 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible local trade, showroom condition, teal, 104K . . $6,995 A NAME YOU CAN TRUST! Have a safe and successful Used SUVs & Vans Doug Helm 2015 Chevy Suburban LTZ pearl white, 41K ...... $48,995 hunting season. Owner 2015 Chevy Suburban LTZ local trade, loaded, tungsten, 49K ...... $47,495 2015 Buick Enclave Premium AWD local trade, 1 owner, amethyst, 48K ...... $32,995 2015 Chevy Equinox LT AWD local trade, 1 owner, sea grass, 28K ...... $21,495 Doug, Jeff 2015 Chevy Trax LT AWD GM Program, red, 11K ...... $20,495 Martin, 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT local trade, 1 owner, champagne, 46K ...... $14,495 and Karla N.D. 2012 Chevy Suburban LTZ 4x4 local trade, maroon, 91K ...... $30,995 2011 Buick Enclave CXL 2 AWD 64K, blue metallic ...... $21,495 2009 Chevy Traverse AWD LTZ local trade, purple, 148K ...... SOLD ...... $12,995 2009 Chevy Traverse FWD LT local trade, silver, 96K ...... $11,995 2008 Buick Enclave CXL AWD local trade, brown, 107K ...... $12,995 2008 Buick Enclave CXL AWD local trade, brown, 136K ...... SOLD ...... $11,995 2008 Buick Enclave CXL FWD red, 138K ...... $9,995 2002 Chevy Trailblazer LS 4x4 local trade, gray metallic ...... $3,995 1999 Chevy Blazer 4x4 brown metallic, local trade ...... $3,995 1999 Ford E350 Ext. Van local trade, white, 14 passenger ...... $3,995

815 Lincoln Ave., Harvey Christmas Used Trucks 324-2227 2014 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LTZ 4x4 one owner, local trade, white, 33K ...... $36,995 2013 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew SLE 4x4 local trade, red, 34K ...... $29,495 • Door Prizes Open 2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 local trade, mocha, 103K ...... $23,495 • Sales Throughout the Store 2012 Chevy Silverado 3500 HD Crew 4x4 LTZ dually Dur. diesel local tr, blue, 73 . . . $36,995 House 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LTZ 4x4 local trade, red, 98K ...... $22,995 • Free Gift with Giftware Purchase 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 local trade, 1 owner, red, only 41K ...... $28,995 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 local trade, pearl, only 40K ...... $28,495 • Cookies & Cider Saturday, 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 local trade, white, 67K ...... $26,495 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 Crew Cab red, 126K ...... $16,995 Dec. 3 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew LT 4x4 black, 59K ...... $22,495 Christmas Eve Hours 10 a.m. - 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 2 p.m. New Years Eve Hours 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Stop in during Going forward in 2017 the month of December Saturday Hours will be 324-2244 www.ripplingermotors.comwww.ripplingermotors.com for weekly 324-2244 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. sales & specials! 4B The Herald-Press, Saturday, November 26, 2016 Classifieds Advertise in The Herald-Press Classified Ads

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