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Inserts. Obituaries. • Dorothy A. Hansen, 84, Sports. Linda Darwin (to selected areas) Page 8A Resop named interim • Haferman Water • Jean Marie Holm, 86, volleyball coach • Menards Dassel • The Marketplace Page 10-11A Dassel • Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Serving the communities of Dassel, Cokato and Darwin, Minnesota Friday, July 19, 2019 | Volume 135 | Number 5 | $1.50 www.DasselCokato.com Dassel City Council hears concerns from residents

SARA CRONK Correspondent Dassel City Council, during Monday’s regular meeting, heard from a few members of the public. Elaine Kuester spoke on behalf of herself and her neighbors who live on Circle View Dr. She explained that when their development was put in, one part was left as a designated wetland, as well as a spot for a park. Kuester said she and her Members of the Wendroth family, in- neighbors are concerned that Dassel resident Chad Ardoff shows the council an area he cluding Kari Wendroth and her two sons, the area isn’t being mowed, and and his neighbors are concerned about during Monday’s Emmy Halstead and her mother, Heather William and Parker, as well as their Aunt that the level of standing water meeting. Pictured are Council Member Tom Weseloh, Halstead, will perform in “The Music Man.” Kathy Nelson, are in the cast of “The Music was breeding mosquitoes and Man.” Chad Ardoff , City Clerk/Treasurer Terri Boese, Mayor Ron SUBMITTED PHOTOS ticks. Chad Ardoff, who lives Hungerford, and council members Drew Carlson and James next to the area, explained to Hallquist. the council what the situation PHOTO BY SARA CRONK ‘The Music Man’ is a was. The council stated that it would have Public Works Di- Soft water at the Dassel Odds and ends rector Mitch Otten take a look at History Center In other business, the council: the water and grass situation. family affair Museum Director Carolyn • approved a revised version of Another resident, Barb Lothe, Holje presented three potential the sign ordinance unanimously expressed concern about the SUBMITTED BY ANDREA KRINKE bids to install a water softener in following a public hearing. No “Thankfully, Emmy has made many friends who deep potholes on CJ Moe Blvd. the Dassel History Center. The public comments were received. Two families from the Dassel-Cokato area are have been helping her out.” While the potholes are fi lled in current lack of softened water • approved the trade-in of a helping to fi ll a multi-generational quota of actors Wendroth family with gravel at the moment, when causes mineral build-up in the Bobcat and tractor from pub- for a production of “The Music Man,” by Buffalo it rains or there is heavy traffi c, Good friends of the Halsteads, members of the toilets and sinks, as well as in lic works for a Toolcat, which Community Theater. the gravel comes out and the pot- Wendroth family, also popped up on the cast list. the appliances. Adding soft wa- takes the place of three pieces The family-friendy musical is about family holes become dangerous, accord- Kari Wendroth plays Mrs. Paroo, Marian’s ter would increase the lifetime of of equipment. The vote was 3-1, members who live in River City, IA in 1912. ing to Lothe. She requested that mother in the show. Her son, William, plays Win- the various appliances, including with Hungerford, Weseloh and Performances will take place in the Perform- the city do something about the throp Paroo, along with son, Parker, and aunt, the dishwasher, as well as keep Hallquist in favor, and Carlson ing Arts Center at Buffalo High School Friday, potholes. Mayor Ron Hungerford Kathy Nelson, as townspeople. toilets and sinks looking cleaner. opposed. July 19; Saturday, July 20; Wednesday, July 24; stated that he would like to go Wendroth, a real estate agent and developer, The council accepted Ki- • approved a $2,436,100 Pub- Thursday, July 25; Friday, July 26; and Saturday, take a look at them himself. is a former elementary music teacher and high netico’s bid of $8,290, with the lic Facilities Authority (PFA) July 27 at 7:30 p.m.; as well as Sunday, July 21 Resident Jack Adams lodged school drama director in Litchfi eld, with exten- Dassel Area Historical Society taxable loan at an interest rate of at 2 p.m. a complaint with the city over sive acting and directing experience. splitting the cost for the instal- 1 percent for the water treatment Tickets are available at www.bctmn.org. an easement. Due to a plugged “Getting to support William and play his lation 50/50. Council mem- plant rehabilitation proposal the Halstead family storm sewer pipe on the property mother on stage in his fi rst major musical produc- bers Tom Weseloh and James city has been working on for the line between the city street and Heather Halstead of Dassel plays the lead role tion has been a gift,” Wendroth explained. “It’s Hallquist voted in favor, while past six months. The city opened his property, the city needs access of Marian Paroo in the production. In a case of been exciting to watch him look me in the eye as Council Member Drew Carlson bids in June and accepted the to his land to repair the pipe. The art imitating life, the mom of fi ve also works his character.” opposed. The bid does not in- low bid for the project. The next exit point of the pipe has eroded, part-time at the Dassel Public Library. One of Wendroth also shared the stage with Nelson, clude plumbing costs. step was to secure the PFA fund- Halstead’s daughters, 9-year-old Emmy, joins her who Wendroth describes as her biggest supporter, and the city would need to repair ing for a 20-year term. that as well. Adams said he was Nuisance ordinance onstage as a townsperson. working offstage in every capacity when she was • approved a $4,000 bid to in- Halstead did a lot of acting in her teens and directing high school productions. unhappy with the current ease- In a special meeting prior to stall an Americans with Disabil- ment, though he stated he would the regular meeting, the council early-20s, but then took a break to focus on fam- Nelson is a retired educator making her theatri- ities Act (ADA)-compliant ramp ily. Relocating to Minnesota three years ago, she cal debut a bit later in life, and she loves watching be willing to work with the city. reviewed potential updates to the to access the city council stage. The other option is for the city to city’s public nuisance ordinance. jumped back into theater, acting in several shows her family perform and making special memo- • approved Thirsty’s Tavern’s for BCT and FungusAmongus. “The Music Man” ries with them. put in a new storm sewer pipe in There will be a public hearing request to block off Atlantic Av- a different location. regarding the ordinance at the is Emmy’s fi rst musical. This production is made possible, in part, enue for Red Rooster events. The mother-daughter dynamic is also chal- through a grant from the Central Minnesota Arts Sewer plant September city council meet- • noted that due to a change ing. Some changes discussed in- lenged. “It’s hard to be both mom and perform- Board, due to legislative appropriation from the Public Works Director Mitch from the Minnesota Department cluded a limit on the number of er, because there are long periods of time I’m Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Otten asked the council for ap- of Health, the annual water ser- vehicles on a property. on stage and have to trust Emmy is going to be proval to buy lab equipment to vice connection fee that the city where she is supposed to be,” Halstead explained. get the 20-year-old sewer plant Agenda management is required to collect from each to a level where it could be used software user increased from $6.36 to this year. The equipment would City Clerk/Treasurer Ter- $9.72, beginning in 2020. cost $6,094. Otten explained ri Boese recently attended a • approved a proposal to re- that when he was hired as pub- webinar run by TownCloud. She pair the fi re suppression system lic works director, there was a recommended getting the agen- at the Dassel History Center at a discussion about using the old da management software to try cost not to exceed $1,655. plant to make sure it was still until December. The software • approved a $1,100 quote to functional. would cost $50/month. She said add pickleball lines to the tennis “This year being an excep- she believes the software would courts. tionally wet year as it has been, improve effi ciency, save paper, • approved a $30/month phone I actually need the space in the and take less employee time. stipend for Museum Director ponds before winter comes,” “The biggest thing would be if Carolyn Holje. Otten said. There would be ap- it makes it more effi cient, we can • was notifi ed of an opening proximately 17 million gallons save some money that way, too,” on the planning commission, fl owing through the sewer plant Hungerford commented. as a member has moved out of if used. The purchase was ap- Carlson asked city attorney Dassel. proved 3 to 1, with Mayor Ron Kurt Greenley to review the ser- • approved the resignation of Hungerford and council mem- vice agreement before the city Jose Almanzen from the Dassel bers Tom Weseloh and James starts using it. The council will Fire Department. Hallquist voting in favor, and vote on whether or not to use it at • appointed Nora Dorsey to Council Member Drew Carlson the August meeting. the DC Trail Committee as the opposed. community member at-large. • renewed the Dassel-Cokato Area Trail Committee memo- Firefi ghters with PTSD founder Matt Doughty is pictured during a charity ride for randum of understanding for a WEATHER WEATHER the organization. Another such ride is planned for Saturday, July 27. period of three years. SUBMITTED PHOTO July 4-10 July 11-17 • appointed election judges DATE High Low Prec. DATE High Low Prec. for the special election Tues- July 4 87 69 - July 11 77 62 T day, Aug. 13. They are: J. David July 5 81 66 0.47 July 12 82 66 - Anderson, Ruth Karli, Susan Ride to benefi t July 6 77 65 0.28 July 13 87 64 - Stueck, Della Robertson, Marge July 7 87 62 - July 14 87 68 - Piepenburg, Tracey Bergum, July 8 83 65 - July 15 90 72 - head judge; and Terri Boese, July 16 91 69 0.06” Firefi ghters with PTSD July 9 84 69 - head judge. July 10 77 65 0.11 Ju ly 17 86 68 - • conducted a probationary Av g. 82 66 Avg. 86 67 GABE LICHT he started Firefi ghters with PTSD, which review of Otten in a closed ses- Delano Herald Journal Editor Total Precipitation: 0.86” R Total Precipitation: 0.06” R sion. is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofi t organization in Readings are taken daily at Readings are taken daily at • approved claims of Matt Doughty is a Dassel fi refi ghter with Minnesota. 8 a.m. in the village of Dassel. 8 a.m. in the village of Dassel. $616,257. post-traumatic stress disorder. 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INSIDE THE ED: COMMUNITY 3A | OBITUARIES 8A | CRIME 9A | SPORTS 10-11A | CLASSIFIEDS 1-5C Pie and ice cream social Annual ice cream VBS at Good Shepherd Homemade ice Friday July 19 social Friday July 19 Church July 21-25 cream social July 21 A pie and ice cream social will take place An ice cream social will take place Vacation Bible School for children A homemade ice cream social PUBLIC NOTICES, 9A Friday, July 19 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Friday, July 19 from 4 - 7 p.m. at All age 3 through seventh grade will will take place Sunday, July 21 the Education Center on Hwy 12. Also Saints Lutheran Church in Darwin. take place July 21-25 from 6-8:40 p.m. from 3-7 p.m. at Ostmark Lu- • Notice of mortgage foreclosure, Olson served will be BBQ, potato salad, pick- Also served will be sloppy joes, at Good Shepherd Free Lutheran theran Church. Also served will • (3) Public hearing notices, city of Cokato See page 2A for more for 2A page See les, chips, coﬀ ee, and lemonade. Held salads, pie, and beverages. Adults Church in Cokato. Online registration be pie, BBQ, hotdogs, coﬀ ee, by St. John’s Council of Catholic Women. pay $8, children $5, pie and ice is available at https://vbspro.events/ lemonade, and milk. All are wel- Sponsored by St. John’s Catholic Church. cream only $3. Proceeds go to the p/events/goodshepherd2019 come.

HAPPENINGS A freewill donation is appreciated. Angel Dress Project. 2A Friday, July 19, 2019 Events dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch continued from the front page HAPPENINGS ACTIVITIES & EVENTS MEETINGS WEDNESDAY Flower show July 25 FRIDAY, JULY 19 GOVERNMENT • Dassel Senior Citizens, all wel- Flowers will be on display at the annual Dassel Flower Show July » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ MONDAY, JULY 22 come, Dassel History Center, 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Dassel History Center. Arrangements Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 7 pm • Dassel-Cokato School Board, DC 1-4 pm High School, 6 pm and horticulture will be judged, awarded, and displayed. The » DASSEL FARMERS MARKET • Alcoholics Anonymous, Dassel Bandstand Park, Atlantic Ave., Dassel; 2:30-5:30 pm show theme this year is Garden Music. There will be music by TUESDAY, JULY 23 City Hall, community room, Gregory Servin, plus dessert and coff ee There is no admission » PIE & ICE CREAM SOCIAL • Wright County Board of Com- 7:30 pm charge; donations are welcome. Area residents who enjoy Education Center on Hwy. 12, Cokato; 4:30 to 7:30 pm missioners, Wright County •THURSDAY Government Center, Buff alo, fl ower gardening and arranging are invited to enter their » ICE CREAM SOCIAL • Cokato-Dassel Rotary, Cokato 9 am horticulture and/or arrangement. More information and the All Saints Lutheran Church, Darwin; 4 to 7 pm City Hall, noon rules, tips for exhibitors, and schedule may be obtained at » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ ORGANIZATIONS • Dassel TOPS Club, Dassel City By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High Hall, weigh-in 5 pm, meeting the History Center or by contacting staff at 320-275-3077or School; 7:30 pm WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 [email protected]. • Book Club, Dassel Public 5:30 pm SATURDAY, JULY 20 Library, noon • Cokato TOPS Club, Cokato City Pro-life seminar Saturday, July 27 » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ • National Alliance on Mental Hall, weigh-in 6 pm, meeting Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 7 pm 6:30 pm A pro-life event will take place Saturday, July 27 at 9:30 a.m. at Illness Minnesota Support » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ • Hutchinson Toastmasters, the First Baptist Church of Cokato. The featured speaker will be Group, for families who have a By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High relative with a mental illness, Development Center at Melissa C. Erickson, C.E.O. of L.I.F.E. ministries Dassel-Cokato. For School; 7:30 pm Hutchinson Technology, 7-8 questions, email [email protected] Willmar Public Library, 6:30 pm SUNDAY, JULY 21 THURSDAY, JULY 25 am » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ • Dassel American Legion Post • Zen Buddhist Meditation Group, COMING UP Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 2 pm 364, Dassel History Center, 7 Buff alo Community Center, call » HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SOCIAL pm 763-682-4616 for time Brat feed Thursday August 1 Ice cream, pie, BBQs, hotdogs, coff ee, lemonade, milk; all welcome, Ost- FRIDAY, JULY 26 FRIDAY Paul F. Dille American Legion Post 364 will be hosting a Brat Feed mark Lutheran Church, Watkins; 3 to 7 pm • Wright County Historical Center • Narcotics Anonymous, Cokato on Thursday, August 1 from 5-7 p.m. at Red Rooster Foods in » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ Book Club, Wright County Heri- City Hall, 7 pm Dassel. By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High tage Center, Buff alo, 1:30-3 pm • Al-Anon, Gethsemane Lutheran School; 2 pm Church, Dassel, 7:30 pm Summer music jam Monday July 29 MONDAY, JULY 22 WEEKLY • Alcoholics Anonymous, com- A summer music jam will take place on Monday, July 29 at 7 » MAGNIFICENT MONDAY MONDAY munity room, Dassel City Hall, p.m. at the Dassel History Center. Instruments and chord sheets Dassel Public Library; stage makeup; 3:30 to 5 pm • Overeaters Anonymous, ev- 7:30 pm are suggested, if possible. Audiences are also welcome. Con- eryone welcome, Hutchinson • Story Hour, Dassel Library, 10 TUESDAY, JULY 23 Library, noon am tact the History Center for more information, 320-275-3077 or at » NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUP • Mah Jongg, Dassel History SATURDAY [email protected] Community room, Lund’s & Byerly’s, Wayzata; 6:30 to 8 pm Center, 10 am-3 pm • Narcotics Anonymous, Kingston » VETERANS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SUMMIT TUESDAY Apostolic Church, CSAH 27, Free, address mental health care needs of veterans, Resource Training & one-half mile west of Kingston, SENIOR DINING Solutions, Sartell; 8 am to 4 pm • 500 Card Club, Dassel Historical Center, 1-3 pm 9:30 am COKATO bles, sherbet. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 • Narcotics Anonymous, com- SUNDAY Cokato Senior Dining is offered A choice of beverage is includ- » IMPROV CLASS munity room, rear entrance, • Narcotics Anonymous, at Cokato Apartment 1, 440 2nd ed with all meals. Dassel Public Library; 10:30 am Cokato City Hall, 7 pm Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Street NW in Cokato, from 11:30 DASSEL » WRIGHT COUNTY FAIR • Whist, Dassel History Center, Dassel, 7 pm a.m. to 1 p.m. There is a suggested Dassel Senior Dining is offered Vendors, games, displays, fairgrounds, Howard Lake 7-9 pm donation of $4.25 for those over at Lakeside Health Care Center » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ 60, and $8 for those under 60. in Dassel in the activity room at By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High For more information on the 11:20 a.m. For pricing and other School; 7:30 pm PERSONALS senior dining program, call 612- information, call the center at 320- THURSDAY, JULY 25 834-5081. 275-3308, extension 109. BRIDAL SHOWER ~ MICHAELA FERRELL For information on the Meals- Fri., July 19 - Beef stew over » CODING CLUB Dassel Public Library; 3:30 pm An open house bridal shower honoring Michaela Ferrell, wife of Eli on-Wheels program, call the biscuit, seven layer lettuce salad, Ferrell, will take place Sunday, July 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Gethsemane Cokato Manor at 320-286-2158. Robert Redford cake. » WRIGHT COUNTY FAIR Lutheran Church in Dassel. Michaela’s parents are Dale and Michele Fri., July 19 - Swedish meat- Mon., July 22 - Turkey cutlet, Vendors, games, displays, fairgrounds, Howard Lake Grochow of Dassel. Eli’s parents are Chad and Denise Bekkala of Cokato. balls, mashed potatoes, beets, scalloped potatoes, squash, choc- » FLOWER SHOW The couple is registered at Target. 4-5s strawberry-rhubarb crisp. olate cake. Flowers on display, music, dessert/coff ee, all wlecome, free, Dassel History Mon., July 22 - Oven fried Tues., July 23 - Applewood Center; 2 to 4 pm chicken, twice baked potato, pork tenderloin, potatoes/gravy, » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ asparagus, chewy cherry almond asparagus tips, bread pudding. By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High bars. Wed., July 24 - Beef cheddar School; 7:30 pm �� Tues., July 23 - Ham, french sandwich, potato salad, baked FRIDAY, JULY 26 fries, Greek tomato salad, pie ala beans, Jell-O cake. » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ �� mode. Thurs., July 25 - BBQ ribs, Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 7 pm Wed., Ju ly 24 - Orange turkey baked potatoes, corn, baker’s » DASSEL FARMERS MARKET croissant, potato salad, tomato choice dessert. Bandstand Park, Atlantic Ave., Dassel; 2:30-5:30 pm �� slices, pie. Fri., July 26 - Fish, cheesy pota- » WRIGHT COUNTY FAIR �� Thurs., July 25 - Meatloaf, toes, peas, cherry marshmallow Vendors, games, displays, fairgrounds, Howard Lake baked potato/butter, lima beans, dessert. �� pineapple upside down cake. A choice of beverage is includ- » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High Fri., July 26 - Egg roll, chicken ed with all meals. School; 7:30 pm �� chow mein, rice, Oriental vegeta- SATURDAY, JULY 27 �� » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 7 pm �� » WRIGHT COUNTY FAIR Vendors, games, displays, fairgrounds, Howard Lake �� » MOTORCYCLE RUN & CLASSIC CAR SHOW Fundraiser for Firefi ghters with PTSD; music, food, silent auction, vendors; ride at noon, Delano American Legion to Dassel, New Germany, back to �� Delano » ‘THE MUSIC MAN’ By Buff alo Community Theater, Performing Arts Center, Buff alo High School; 7:30 pm SUNDAY, JULY 28 Congratulations » ‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’ Performing arts center, Dassel-Cokato High School; 2 pm » WRIGHT COUNTY FAIR Vendors, games, displays, fairgrounds, Howard Lake MOND AY, JULY 29 » SUMMER MUSIC JAM Bill Ward gathered information on the history of Dassel and Musicians and spectators welcome, Dassel History Center; 7 pm put it into a book. SUBMITTED PHOTO For more, see the events calendar at www.herald-journal.com/news/events Book signing July 31 �� Bill Ward, a volunteer at wonderful events that have oc- Lamplighters prepare for fair �� Dassel Area Historical Society, curred in the Dassel area. �� spent two years digging through The history of the Dassel EVELYN BONNIFIELD ed with a demonstration by �� old documents, and created a community is rich with stories of 4-H Reporter �� Annika Soderlund showing the �� book awith 85 stories from 1850 brave pioneers, terrible tragedies, Cattle, photography, chick- group how she does a trail pat- �� to 1920 in a book, “Dassel Sto- and wonderful accomplishments, ens, and horses. Those were tern on her horse. ries.” with a smattering of the very un- just some of the projects Dassel Next, members enjoyed a A book release and book usual – the town has even been Lamplighters members an- potluck, which was followed signing event will take place visited by space aliens. nounced they would be taking by a meeting with 20 members Whist/500 Club Wednesday, July 31 at 7 p.m. at The stories of Dassel have to the Meeker County Fair in present. the Dassel Area History Center. been preserved in old newspa- August. Finally, members painted a Dassel History Center Fran Piehl 38. Ron and Becky Hungerford, pers, government records, per- The July meeting start- club project, a barrel. 500 Club scores July 16 - Myron Howard Lake Community Room and Jon Benson will portray sonal family histories, and a few Lahr 2,730; Howard Anderson 2,430; 500 Club scores July 12 - Mil- characters from some of the sto- publications by early historians Eddie Lohse 2,330. lie Molnau 1,650; Norma Koosman ries. – buried in the back room of the Whist scores July 16 - Ralph An- 1,580; Luella Dalchow 1,580. derson 42, Howard Anderson 41, Author Bill Ward will sign Dassel History Center, and in books, and refreshments will be family closets and archives. served. The stories remain today as Every town has stories, and documentation of the character, Answers are printed on the record page. Dassel is no exception. Some determination, and grit of those of the old-timers still remember early pioneers who built a thriv- Sudoku hearing the good ones. ing little city out of a densely- The Curmudgeon’s compiled by Most people have no idea of wooded forest. Herald Journal Editor the weird, whacky, terrible, and PUB Ivan Raconteur

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Minnesota is home to some which would ensure proper of the best law enforcement retirement benefi ts for law en- offi cers in the nation, and we forcement. Unfortunately, the should be reminded of their current Social Security laws service every day. We don’t penalize some certain law en- to 1893 get the opportunity to thank forcement retirement benefi ts our law enforcement offi cers Tom Emmer through what is known as the often enough for their tireless Windfall Elimination Provi- efforts to maintain safety for US REPRESENTATIVE • SIXTH DISTRICT sion (WEP) and Government all Minnesotans. Pension Offset (GPO). The community in Minnesota, Recently, I took the oppor- Social Security Fairness Act such as the Law Enforcement tunity to congratulate the St. would correct the treatment Offi cer Safety Reform Act. Cloud Police Department for of these retirement benefi ts This Act will ensure offi cers receiving the US Department and is supported by organiza- are able to protect themselves of Justice’s L. Anthony Sutin tions like the Fraternal Order on and off duty. Civic Imagination Award – of Police (FOP). Law enforcement’s ability for their Community Outpost, Finally, I co-sponsored the to conceal and carry off duty otherwise known as the “Cop National Law Enforcement is important to the community. House.” This innovative com- Museum Commemorative Police offi cers put themselves munity engagement program Coin Act to honor the service in harm’s way to protect their revitalizes an unused home and sacrifi ce of law enforce- neighbors and community at in a neighborhood struggling ment offi cers throughout the all times, like Offi cer Jason with high crime rates, and history of the United States. Falconer, who was off duty, creates a haven for citizens As I continue my work dur- shopping at Crossroads Mall to access public services and ing the 116th Congress, I will in St. Cloud, when an attack create relationships with local prioritize legislation to recog- occurred leaving 10 wounded. law enforcement. nize and assist our incredible �� Offi cer Falconer confronted My offi ce was honored law enforcement. To all law the attacker – and because of �� to play a small part in help- enforcement, you are greatly his heroic efforts, I was hon- By Julie Lindquist ing the department secure appreciated for the work you ored to present him with the Oscar Linquist, owner of Dassel’s Downstairs Cafe and author of the “Those Were The this location, and assist them do, and the sacrifi ces you Congressional Badge of Brav- Days,” one of Dassel’s early histories, proclaimed, “Dassel was one of the best towns on the in opening the fi rst of many make. Great Northern route for traveling shows. There were vaudeville comics, operatic singers, “Cop Houses” for the St. ery last year. plays, and musicales with troops from 2 to 30 performers. Dassel was not a boring place to Cloud area. Innovative polic- I am also a co-sponsor of the live. ing like this is an important Social Security Fairness Act, The fi rst traveling dance orchestra to visit Dassel, the Cafarelli Orchestra, came in 1893. way of serving the entire R. V. Cafarelli, whose family immigrated from Italy, was the director and was considered to Minnesota community, and I be the fi nest violinist in the Northwest. They made frequent appearances at Dassel’s concert am proud to see the St. Cloud halls, street fairs, and other celebrations. Police Department leading Lindquist, ever the historian, was known for collecting photographs and autographs of the way. residents and visitors to Dassel and then exhibiting them on the walls of his cafe. This won- As your representative, it derful photograph was part of a framed collage which hung there for countless years. is my responsibility to ensure It records the Cafarelli musicians enjoying the great outdoors. Apparently they were good that law enforcement offi cers shots. However, true to their calling, they were never far from their instruments, always have the tools they need to do ready for another rehearsal or for entertaining any who might wander by. their job effectively and effi - ciently to keep our great state safe. Which is why I have This look back in time is sponsored by reintroduced the Abby Hon- old Act this year to help law �� enforcement investigate and prosecute sexual assault cas- �� es while improving care and �� treatment for victims – this effort was unanimously sup- �� ported by my colleagues in �� the House. I have also co-sponsored �� several pieces of legislation to support our law enforcement �� Information provided by Dassel Area Historical Society FROM OUR �� FILES

©2019 Herald Journal Publishing, Inc. Dassel Anchor spending the week with Mrs. day afternoon at the Charlie two miles west of Cokato. left for Israel with an Ameri- www.dasselcokato.com MANAGEMENT 110 YEARS AGO Hargrave’s parents, Mr. and Larson home. The congregation of Elim can Institute for Foreign Study Chris Schultz ...... CEO/Publisher July 22, 1909 Mrs. S J. Swanson. Albert Marsch left for Cin- Mission Church, Cokato, will group. The group will fl y to Dale Kovar ...... General mgr. EDITORIAL Arne Arneson was badly Misses Mabel and Myrtle cinnati, OH, last week, where celebrate the 60th anniversary Jerusalem, and stay at the He- Ivan Raconteur ...... HJ Editor injured Monday. He was Carlblom left Monday morn- he will be employed for some of its founding with special brew University. There they Brad Salmen ...... ED Sports Editor Nancy Dashwood . . . Staff Writer climbing up the ladder on ing for St. Paul, where they time. services. At the 11 a.m. ser- will study contemporary Israel Gabe Licht ...... DHJ Editor an outgoing boxcar, and for- will be employed in a whole- July 24, 1919 vice, the speaker will be the in modern times; Biblical his- Matt Kane ...... DHJ Sports Editor Kip Kovar ...... HJ Sports Editor got about the stand pipe near sale millinery house the com- N.W. Peterson sold his Rev. Carl Janson, the super- tory; Middle East today; and Jack Nelson ...... News Assistant the Cargill elevator. He was ing season. residence Wednesday to Mrs. intendent of the Northwest conversational Hebrew. SALES Bruce Johnson ...... Sales struck a hard blow in the I am now prepared to do Christine Nordstrom, the con- Conference of the Evangelical Enterprise Dispatch Jacob Wandersee . . . Sales back of the head, render- vulcanizing and tire repairing sideration being $5,600. This Covenant Church of America. 25 YEARS AGO Jason Blashack ...... Sales Drew Fleming ...... Sales ing him temporarily uncon- of all kinds. Tire accessories included 5 and one-half acres The Rev. Ernest J. Vick, a for- July 19, 1994 Annie Cafferty ...... Sales scious. His nose was badly and tubes for sale. – Walter of land. mer pastor, will speak at the Sara Borg and Sara Davig SIGN & GRAPHICS Troy Feltmann ...... Sign Dept. mgr. broken, and he had a gash in Harkman. – adv. Rev. H.M. Kjenner has ac- 3 p.m. service. At the 8 p.m. will represent both Cokato Steven Anderson . . . . Sign Dept. his scalp. He was lucky to get Rev. John Oberg of the cepted a call to the ministry at service, the speaker will be and Dassel in the Minneapolis Nate Newstrom . . . . . Sign Dept. Nancy Kerber ...... Once Upon a Sign off so easily. Finnish church has resigned Windom, and, with his fam- the Rev. Lester Nelson, super- Aquantennial’s Queen of the PRINTING & DATA Mrs. Swan Anderson the pastorate of that church, ily, will move there in about a intendent of the North Central Lakes pageant this week. Jami Berg ...... Print Dept. mgr. broke her wrist Friday in and this week moved to Crom- month. Rev. Kjenner has been District of the Evangelical US Congressman David Keeley Swantek . . . . . Print Dept. WEB/DIGITAL a runaway accident. She well. in this vicinity for six years, Free Church of America. Minge spent the afternoon in Dan Birkholz ...... Digital Services mgr. jumped from the buggy and A telegram has been re- and has a host of friends who Pfc. Phillip Koivisto 19, Cokato Friday. Minge toured Hope Koosman . . . . . Digital services CREATIVE suffered the injury from hit- ceived from Stillman Reed wish him success in his new son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald places in Cokato like Faribault Jessica Vealetzek . . . . Creative mgr. ting the ground. saying that he landed in New home. Koivisto, was assigned in June Foods, Cokato Manor, and the Denise Ernst, Wendy Lankki, Anthony Peterson, Jenna Burich Cokato Enterprise York this week. Miss Esther Lauretson of to the 4th infantry division in new Cenex station. He was OFFICE 100 YEARS AGO Mrs. F. Kalberg and daugh- Valley City, ND is visiting her Vietnam as a catinoneer. also shown a special bird’s- Sarah Meland ...... Customer Service July 17, 1919 ter Agnes of Cokato called at sister, Mrs. E.O. Johnson. Hot weather this week was eye view of Faribault Foods ACCOUNTING/CIRCULATION Julie Heinen, Ruth Beranek Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Larson, the David Wangberg home The C.A. Johnson fam- a boon to crops, which appear with Faribault Foods manager DELIVERY Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ek, and Thursday afternoon. ily moved into their new resi- to be very promising despite Jim Nelson. Dick Norman, Dale Weiman, Paul Volness son Allan enjoyed a pleasure Frank Anderson arrived dence in the east part of town the late arrival of normal sum- Cody Holly, an eighth- USPS No. 120800 trip to the northern part of the home from overseas Saturday. Saturday. Mr. Becklund is mer temperatures. grader, has been selected for Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch, is published weekly on Fridays by Herald state picking blueberries. The Mr. Elmer Anderson of occupying the rooms in the Cokato Post 209 defeated the sixth annual USA/Norway Journal Publishing, Inc., 185 3rd St. SW, party visited Emil Ek at Nevis. Cokato visited at the Lungren Gustafson residence vacated Maple Lake Monday evening International Hockey Team. Cokato MN 55321. Call (320) 286-2118 to subscribe. Periodicals postage paid at On their return trip Monday, home Sunday. by the Johnsons. 6-1 Team members will stay in Cokato, MN. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Miss Selma Ek, of Nevis, ac- Arthur and Albert Holm John Benson helped Emil Dassel Dispatch Norway with a host family. Dispatch, PO Box 969, Cokato MN 55321. companied them, and will motored up to Dawson Sun- Lundberg with the haying a 50 YEARS AGO Dassel-Cokato High School TO REACH US: visit with relatives here. day morning, where they will few days last week near Gran- July 24, 1969 110-high hurdler Tony Brandel 185 3rd St. SW, PO Box 969 Cokato, MN 55321 John Werness of Knapp has visit their uncle, John Holm, ite Lake. Dan Holje, fi rst baseman fi nished sixth in his heat of the Phone: (320) 286-2118 sold his farm to A.L. Hedberg, for a few days. Their sister Ida Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wahl- of the Dassel-Cokato Saints nine at the Minnesota State Email: [email protected] and purchased the Kringbring Holm is also staying there. berg, and daughter Agnes, baseball team, won the Wright High School League (MSHSL) www.dasselcokato.com OFFICE HOURS: farm south of town, where he Christine Halstenson is visited at the A.C. Anderson Star League individual bat- state track meet in Blaine. Monda y-Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. will move his family soon. visiting at the home of Oscar home Sunday. ting title, with his average of Enterprise Dispatch Thursday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - noon May be closed periodically for staff Little Wayne Hammond Hultgren this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .471 for the season. Holje had 10 YEARS AGO commitments. Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moody, Osterberg and family came up 24 hits in 51 offi cial times at July 27, 2009 DEADLINES: Elmer Larson, entertained a and daughter, Florence, of Sil- from Princeton, to visit with bat. Holje is athletic director Father John Pearson has Newspapers – ads needing design 4 p.m. Tuesdays; “camera-ready” noon number of friends in honor of ver Lake, visited Arthur Peter- the L.P. Osterberg family at and basketball coach at Dassel been in the priesthood for the Wednesdays his second birthday anniver- son’s Sunday. Stockholm. High School. past 42 years, and he is happy Classifieds – 4:30 pm Wednesdays sary Friday evening. Isaac Moris of East Knapp Robert Johnson came home Development of a new to be serving the St. John’s SUBSCRIPTIONS: Addr esses in Wright, Meeker, and McLeod B.G. Sollman, who has been arrived home Saturday, after from overseas last week. He county park is nearing com- Parish in Darwin as of July counties $47/yr.; elsewhere in Minn. $52/ yr.; out of state $60/yr. Non-refundable. overseas for several months, serving as cook for a long time has been in France for many pletion on a scenic, wooded, 1. He is also responsible for Pro-rated portions available. Print returned to Cokato Saturday at Camp Lewis. months. 11-acre tract along the Crow sacramental ministries for St. subscriptions include access to complete online edition. evening. Axel Clausen moved his Earnest Munson left last River near Forest City. The Gertrude’s in Forest City. “It’s Online edition only $39/yr. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney John- family back to his mother’s week for Canada, where he new park will be named Shaw a known fact that if people How to Subscribe: • Send payment and exact mailing address son, Miss Huldah Rundquist, place at Albion last week. will visit with his brother. Mrs. Memorial Park. Land for the go to church, they live longer, to Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch, and Ralph Holmer motored to Hulda Moris Sundayed with Nels Munson is also staying park area was purchased from are happier, and have a better Box 969, Cokato, MN 55321. • Call (320) 286-2118. We accept Visa, Annandale and Buffalo Tues- home folks. there. the heirs of the late James well-being,” he said. Mastercard, and Discover. • Online at www.dasselcokato.com, click day afternoon. Arthur Lindquist of Cokato Enterprise Shaw. When completed, the The Meeker County Sher- “subscribe” Miss Hazel Coyne and B.J. Watertown is spending a few 50 YEARS AGO new park’s facilities will in- iff’s Department, with the help Advertising Policy: Sollman left Wednesday for weeks with his sister, Mrs. Pe- July 17, 1969 clude three picnic shelters, nu- of the Dassel Fire Department, Normal and reasonable care is taken to avoid errors and omissions. The newspaper’s Minneapolis where they will ter Larson, at Lake Henry. One hundred years ago merous picnic tables, a large is hosting National Night Our liability from any ad shall not exceed the spend a few days. Oscar Marsch returned this summer, in 1869, the baseball and softball fi eld, in Dassel, Tuesday, Aug. 4. It amount of the price to be charged for space in which the error/omission occurred. In Miss Ethel Eklof has just home Saturday evening from railway reached Cokato. The horseshoe pitching courts, and is estimated that more than cases where an ad was scheduled to run fi nished teaching the parochi- overseas. fi rst passenger train arrived an asphalt-surfaced tennis and 15,000 communities across more than once, the newspaper’s liability shall be limited to the price of the first al school in Swedish at Stock- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berg July 4, 1869, at the depot at basketball court. the country will participate publication only. When an ad is scheduled to holm. and Victor; Selma Olson and Collinwood Station, which was Miss Sandra Manthei, in the annual crime and drug run more than once, first publication shall be considered to be a proof to the advertiser; Mrs. R.O. Hargrave and Adeline; Mr. Sand, Stella, situated close to Collinwood daughter of Mr. and Mrs. prevention event this year. the customer remains responsible for the cost of all ads beyond the first publication. daughter, of Roberts, WI., are Milton, and Rudolf spent Sun- Creek, near Beaverdam, about Leighton Manthei, Dassel, Ads cancelled after stated deadlines may be removed from publication but will be charged at full rate. 4A Friday, July 19, 2019 News dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Work zone, phone use, other new laws go into effect Aug. 1 Following is a list of select new services include students and interns Brooklyn Park) and Sen. Mark or highway. HF211*/SF653/CH3 laws passed during the 2019 regu- Authorized individuals, as – Mental health professionals Koran (R-North Branch) spon- Drivers will be required to Light rail train drivers sub- lar and special legislative sessions well as entities allowed to use will be required to disclose pri- sored the law. use hands-free technology when ject to reckless, careless driv- that take effect Thursday, Aug. 1. epinephrine auto-injectors vate information to law enforce- HF823/SF998*/CH27 making calls, sending messages, ing prohibitions – Sponsored The asterisk following the bill – More people will be allowed to ment agencies, the potential vic- Hennepin County can cast or accessing content – including by Rep. Cheryl Youakim (DFL- number denotes the language that administer epinephrine auto-in- tim, and the family of the client wider net for library director – audio and navigation software Hopkins) and Sen. Carla Nel- became law. jectors, or EpiPens, to help some- if that client communicates a seri- A requirement that the Hennepin – behind the wheel. son (R-Rochester), the new law Summaries are available on- one having an allergic reaction. ous threat of physical violence to County library director must It does not change a petty mis- makes clear that prohibitions on line from nonpartisan House A provision states that the pos- themselves or a specifi c, potential have a graduate degree from a demeanor penalty for violations. reckless and careless driving ap- Public Information Services session and administration of epi- victim. school accredited by the Ameri- Also exempt is the use of a ply to drivers of the public transit at http://www.house.mn/new- nephrine auto-injectors at public Rep. Tony Albright (R-Prior can Library Association has been device to listen to audio-based vehicles operated by the Metro- laws/#/search/2019. schools will be determined by the Lake) and Sen. Melissa Wiklund removed. content in a manner that doesn’t politan Council. Agriculture appropriate school district. (DFL-Bloomington) were the The law also specifi es that require the driver to scroll or type Penalties for careless or reck- sponsors. “preference shall be given to can- while the vehicle is in motion. less driving are considered a mis- Omnibus agricultural policy Rep. Greg Davids (R-Pres- HF2206/SF955*/CH28 didates with library experience.” HF50*/SF91/CH11 demeanor, punishable by a fi ne law – Sponsored by Rep. Jeanne ton) and Sen. Jeremy Miller (R- New law modifi es supervision Sponsored by Rep. Mike Slower vehicles stay right of up to $1,000, imprisonment Poppe (DFL-Austin) and Sen. Bill Winona) were the sponsors. of temporary body art techni- Freiberg (DFL-Golden Valley) – Part of the omnibus transporta- for up to 90 days, or both. If a Weber (R-Luverne), the omnibus HF925/SF1257*/CH61 cians – Requirements for the su- and Sen. Paul Anderson (R- tion law modernizes and clarifi es reckless driving violation causes agriculture policy law makes a More families could be re- pervision of temporary body art Plymouth). requirements on operating slow great bodily harm or death, it is number of technical and policy united through expansion of technicians will be modifi ed. HF2097*/SF2267/CH48 vehicles on the right side of the considered a gross misdemeanor, changes to regulations surround- reestablishment petitions – A Rep. Nick Zerwas (R-Elk Riv- road and moving out of the left- with penalties of a fi ne of up to ing aquaculture, pesticides, nurs- new law will allow individuals Public safety er) and Sen. Mark Koran (R-North most lane to allow others to pass. $3,000 and imprisonment for up eries, food handlers, eggs, milk, whose parental rights have been Predatory and sex offender, Branch) were the sponsors. Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL- to one year. cheese, loans, open-air swine ba- terminated to petition for the re- DWI policy changes – Provi- HF783/SF326*/CH29 Mpls) and Sen. Scott Newman HF1568/SF1339*/CH10 establishment of the legal parent- sions within the omnibus public sins, and other provisions. Carver County hospital (R-Hutchinson) were the spon- Fallen service member to HF1733*/SF1859/CH38 child relationship. safety and judiciary law taking construction can continue sors. be honored – A portion of a Agricultural best practices Parents fi ling this petition will effect Aug. 1 include policies im- – Ridgeview Medical Center in SSHF6*/SSSF5/SSCH3 Kandiyohi County highway be- loan program modifi ed – The be required to have corrected the pacting sex and predatory offend- Carver County will be able to Plate, sticker and license in- tween New London and Spicer Agricultural Best Practices Loan conditions that led to the termina- ers and changes to penalties for continue with a construction proj- creases – Fees for license plates, will be designated the “Ryane Program and several sections tion of their parental rights. driving a vehicle under the infl u- ect that will add 20 new beds. including specialty plates, as well Clark Memorial Highway,” to of public drainage law will be The law also strikes a provi- ence of a substance. A new law will strike clauses as for driver’s licenses are set memorialize a Minnesota service modifi ed based on recommenda- sion requiring children be at least Rep. Carlos Mariani (DFL-St. in an existing exemption to con- to increase. A portion of the in- member killed in action. tions made by the Drainage Work 15 years old at the time of the Paul) and Sen. Warren Limmer struction and modifi cation re- crease is temporary. Sponsored by Rep. Dave Baker Group. petition, but increases the time (R-Maple Grove) were the spon- strictions, which would have re- The fees include $7 for a set (R-Willmar) and Sen. Andrew Rep. Rick Hansen (DFL-South the child must have spent in fos- sors. quired the additional beds to be of regular and disability plates, Lang (R-Olivia). St. Paul) and Sen. Bill Weber (R- ter care from 36 months to 48 SSHF3/SSSF8*/SSCH5 used for rehabilitation services, $11.50 for specialty plates, $15.50 HF1127/SF1261*/CH56 months. Jurisdictional restrictions on Luverne) sponsored the law. and limited their eligibility for for personalized plates, and Stretch of highway will hon- Rep. Rena Moran (DFL-St. tribal police removed – A new HF1244*/SF1945/CH24 Medical Assistance or Minneso- $16.50 for collector plates. or corrections offi cer killed in Paul) and Sen. Bobby Joe Cham- law will allow the Prairie Island Business and commerce taCare reimbursement. From Aug. 1, 2019 to June 30, line of duty – Sponsored by Rep. pion (DFL-Mpls) were the spon- Indian Community of the Mde- Credit union conversion re- Rep. Jim Nash (R-Waconia) 2022, the plate fee amount is tem- Bob Dettmer (R-Forest Lake) and sors. wakanton Dakota tribe to have quirements changed – A new and Sen. Scott Jensen (R-Chaska) porarily higher by an additional Sen. Karin Housley (R-St. Marys HF554*/SF342/CH14 concurrent jurisdictional author- law will modify statutes govern- were the sponsors. $1. Point), the portion of Trunk New law sheds more light on ity with the local county sheriff ing the requirements for credit HF1393/SF328*/CH41 The fee is increased by $3.75 Highway 95 from Interstate 94 to clinic fees – Provider-based clin- to enforce state criminal law on union conversion, merger or con- CEMTs can serve on a basic for all classes of REAL ID com- Trunk Highway 36 will be des- ics will need to disclose facility the community’s reservation, re- solidation. life support ambulance service pliant or noncompliant driver’s ignated as “Corrections Offi cer fees for nonemergency services gardless of whether a coopera- Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn – Community emergency medi- licenses and enhanced driver’s Joseph Gomm Memorial High- before treatment. tive agreement is made with the (DFL-Eden Prairie) and Sen. cal technicians will now be per- licenses. Similar to license plates, way.” Laboratory services, imaging sheriff. Mark Koran (R-North Branch) mitted to serve on a basic life sup- the license fee is an additional 75 HF58*/SF417/CH15 and other services provided by Rep. Mary Kunesh-Podein were the sponsors. port ambulance service. cents higher from Aug. 1, 2019 to Highway to honor Mayer health care staff not employed by (DFL-New Brighton) and Sen. HF1578/SF1703*/CH20 Another change makes servic- June 30, 2022. fi refi ghter – Sponsored by Rep. the clinic will be exempt from the Michael Goggin (R-Red Wing) es provided by community para- Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL- Jim Nash (R-Waconia) and Sen. Economic development notifi cation requirement. sponsored the law. medics via telemedicine covered Mpls) and Sen. Scott Newman Scott Jensen (R-Chaska), a new Telecommuter friendly cer- Rep. Steve Elkins (DFL- HF719/SF1100*/CH40 Bloomington) and Sen. Rich under Medical Assistance. (R-Hutchinson) were the spon- law designates a portion of Trunk tifi cation – A new law will allow Rep. John Huot (DFL- State government sors. Highway 25 – from Mayer to cities, townships, and counties to Draheim (R-Madison Lake) sponsored the law. Rosemount) and Sen. Julie Rosen Opportunities for user ac- SSHF6*/SSSF5/SSCH3 Trunk Highway 7 in Carver apply to the department of em- (R-Vernon Center) were the spon- ceptance testing required – A New tool to enforce laws in County – be know as the “Cap- ployment and economic develop- HF685/SF131*/CH7 Retaliation in nursing homes sors. state agency working to imple- Minnesota’s work zones – A tain Jeffrey Vollmer Memorial ment to be certifi ed as a Telecom- HF148*/SF1074/CH42 ment new business software, or measure sponsored by Rep. Erin Highway.” muter Forward! Community. prohibited – A new law, in part, provides a framework for licen- Housing new software application func- Koegel (DFL-Spring Lake Park) Vollmer was a member of the The department must base and Sen. Jason Rarick (R-Pine Mayer Fire Department who died sure of assisted living facilities Rejecting racially restrictive tionality which signifi cantly im- decisions about certifi cation on City) will allow a peace offi cer of a heart attack after a training and assisted living facilities with covenants – Homeowners who pacts the primary users of that public testimony provided by the to issue a citation to a driver if a exercise in December 2017. dementia care by Aug. 1, 2021. fi nd that their property titles con- software, must provide opportu- community. qualifi ed work zone fl agger has HF1171/SF1618*/CH37 However, a portion taking ef- tain racially restrictive covenants nities for user-acceptance testing. In addition, the political sub- reported a violation of fl agger Businessman, philanthro- fect two years sooner prohibits will have an opportunity to reject Sponsored by Rep. Sandra division applying for the certi- directions, speeding, or various pist, honored on stretch of a nursing home or housing with them. Masin (DFL-Eagan) and Sen. fi cation must adopt a resolution traffi c control laws. highway – Sponsored by Rep. services establishment that uses Rejecting a restrictive covenant Jeff Howe (R-Rockville). describing the political subdivi- HF1408/SF1753*/CH35 Tony Albright (R-Prior Lake) assisted living title protection will not alter the text of the title. HF132/SF316*/CH62 sion’s support and commitment Reimbursement authori- Letter from licensed physi- and Sen. Eric Pratt (R-Prior from retaliating against a resi- Instead, it will add an affi davit to promote the availability of zation OK’d for disabilities cal therapists can be used Lake), a new law will designate dent or employee if the resident, to the title stating that the home- telecommuting options and pro- council members for disability plates, permits portions of Trunk Highways 282, employee, or person acting on the owner has rejected the covenant. – State statute viding a single point of contact – Sponsored by Rep. Jennifer 13, 3 and 50, as well as Dakota resident’s behalf fi les a complaint Rep. Jim Davnie (DFL-Mpls) allows for members of state advi- for coordinating telecommuting Schultz (DFL-Duluth) and Sen. County State-Aid Highway 50, and/or other actions against the and Sen. Jeff Hayden (DFL- sory councils and committees to opportunities. Jeff Howe (R-Rockville), the from Jordan to US Highway 61 nrusing home. Mpls) sponsored the law. be compensated at the rate of $55 Rep. Julie Sandstede (DFL- change will authorize licensed near Miesville as the “Richard J. Rep. Jennifer Schultz (DFL- HF51*/SF456/CH45 a day spent on council or com- Hibbing) and Sen. Andrew mittee activities. physical therapists to provide a Ames Memorial Highway.” Mathews (R-Milaca) sponsored Duluth) and Sen. Karin Housley Local government (R-St. Marys Point) were the There will be no fi nancial cost required medical statement that Ames, a noted philanthropist the law. Meeting participation re- to the state because the com- an individual can use to obtain a who died in early 2019, was the HF2181*/SF2094/CH13 sponsors. HF90*/SF8/CH60 quirements changed – Spon- pensation will be absorbed from disability parking permit or dis- founder of Ames Construction. Health and human Duty to warn expanded to sored by Rep. Erin Koegel (DFL- existing federal grant dollars the ability license plates. HF836/SF1003*/CH55 Spring Lake Park) and Sen. John council receives. Jasinski (R-Faribault), the new Sponsored by Rep. Mike Sun- law allows members of a govern- din (DFL-Esko) and Sen. Jim VBS - Vacation Bible School ing body who are away on mili- Abeler (R-Anoka). tary service to participate in up to HF129*/SF149/CH53 three meetings per year via inter- Transportation active television from non-public Expanded distracted driv- July 21-25, 2019 spaces. ing law aims to take phones out The law also requires meeting 6:00 - 8:40 p.m. of drivers’ hands – Sponsored minutes to name each member by Rep. Frank Hornstein (DFL- participating remotely, and ex- Mpls) and Sen. Scott Newman �� plain why. (R-Hutchinson), the new law HF281*/SF1246/CH33 More transparency in permit broadens the state’s existing ban on texting while driving, barring �� consultant fees – A new section drivers from holding a cellphone �� of law could make the process or other wireless communication of obtaining permits for real es- device while operating a motor tate development or construction �� vehicle that is in motion or oper- more transparent. �� ating as a part of traffi c on a street Rep. Michael Nelson (DFL- ��

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I recently returned from and Poles to fi ll jobs. facility estimate is $10.2M another summer tour of Min- By 1930, half of the state’s GABE LICHT Recommendations include: The board also tentatively set nesota. The journey left me population was foreign-born. Editor • realigning Gowan Avenue another transportation commit- refreshed and feeling fortunate Recently, many of Minne- When the Wright County com- Northwest to intersect Wright tee of the whole meeting for 9 that I live in this state. sota’s immigrants have come missioners were making plans County Road 106 on the outside a.m. Friday, Aug. 9, to discuss It’s always pleasant to break from other places, such as for the tactical training facility, radius of County Road 106, just these items; as well as County out of the normal routine and Mexico, India, Laos, and So- they knew they could count on south of 85th Street Northwest, Road 36 right-of-way options take life at a more leisurely Curmudgeon’s malia. a $2.2 million contribution from which creates two closely spaced east of Interstate 94 and south of pace – even if only for a week Corner Today, less than 10 percent the Federal Bureau of Investiga- intersections that do not meet ac- Ogren Avenue Northeast in Saint at a time. of Minnesotans were born in a IVAN RACONTEUR • EDITOR tion. They then approved the sale cess spacing guidelines. Michael, and the fi nal long-range I would have been happy to foreign country. of $6 million in certifi cates of • exploring access options to transportation plan. In an age when some people extend my vacation indefi nitely, Still, despite the fact that the participation to fund the facility, Highway 25 and bringing those fi nd it acceptable, or even fash- Odds and ends but, as so often happens, funds state was built by immigrants, for a total of $8.2 million. options to a future transportation ionable, to treat people from In other business, the board: limited my freedom. Things there are some people who However, the board learned committee of the whole meeting. other places as less than human, • approved a grant application seem to cost more on the road. think those from other coun- Tuesday that the latest estimate • exploring the Local Partner- many craft brewers choose to request for $400,000 through One of the elements I enjoy tries are a threat. Extremists for the facility is $10.2 million. ship Program for potential grant celebrate the variety of immi- the Greater Minnesota Regional most about traveling across have even suggested that those “We think the numbers will opportunities, per Minnesota grants who built this state and Parks and Trails Commission for Minnesota is observing the in- from other countries should go come in better than this, but we Department of Transportation this country. Phase 1 of the Crow River Re- fi nite variety of the state. back to where they came from. want ways for the county to come policy, for potential future inter- These brewers embrace the gional Trail for 2021. Over the miles, the geog- Some irrational individuals in under budget,” said Bruce section improvements at County diversity that helped to make • approved a request from John raphy changes, the geology have even suggested that peo- Schwartzman, of BKV Group. Road 113 and Highway 25, and Minnesota the wonderful place Klinkner in Franklin Township changes, and there are count- ple who were born here, but The total construction budget County Road 138 and Highway it is. to rezone about 55 acres from less little independent shops may look different than oth- for the project is $8,675,734, with 25. This makes me appreciate AG General Agriculture and S-2 and restaurants to explore. On ers (meaning those who aren’t “soft costs” such as phone and • continuing to look for a long- them even more. Residential-Recreational Shore- this journey, I also stopped at Caucasian) should go back to data systems accounting for the term gravel source for the high- Change can be messy, and lands to A/R Agricultural-Resi- several breweries. Traveling is where they came from. It’s not remainder. way department. the process of assimilating im- dential and S-2, paving the way thirsty work. clear how that is supposed to Schwartzman said one way to • talking with representatives migrants wasn’t always easy or for a potential future subdivision. While I sampled a plethora work. save money would be to purchase from the City of Buffalo regard- smooth in the past, but eventu- The planning commission had of carefully-crafted libations, Logic won’t change the a smaller generator. ing the County Road 35 retaining ally people realized they need- not made a recommendation, I observed that many of these minds of those who think this Chair Darek Vetsch suggested wall project. The board suggested ed to fi gure out ways to work with three aye votes, three nay breweries are run by fi ercely state (or country) belongs only using the generator from the cur- not doing the portion of the wall together to move forward. Be- votes, and one abstention. independent individuals who to descendants of immigrants rent government center. along the county-owned prop- coming an American or a Min- • continued a public hearing are committed to showcasing from certain countries, or those “That’s a good option to look erty due to the sale of the current nesotan did not mean denying regarding a petition for the cre- the area in which they live. who arrived here at a certain at,” Schwartzman said. government center property and their past and abandoning the ation of a Lake John Lake Im- Many use local ingredients, time in history. The county will bid steel reconsidering the need for the re- culture from which they had provement District to 9:30 a.m. and help to support other local In a land of immigrants, it beams to support a partition in taining wall project once the land come. It meant bringing the Tuesday, Aug. 20. businesses, including farms, is (at best) childish and mean- the meeting room as an alternate is sold. best of their old world and con- • scheduled a committee of restaurants, and food trucks. spirited to arbitrarily pick a that can be nixed if need be. • continuing to look for land tributing to a new shared cul- the whole meeting for 9:30 a.m. Many also provide a venue for point in time and assert that Another alternate will be ma- to purchase in Annandale for an ture here. Monday, Aug. 12, to discuss the local musicians. anyone who arrives after that sonry interior walls. outlying county shop. Commis- The Dakota and the Ojibwe Trailblazer Transit facility and Some highlight the work of time doesn’t belong. Another option would have sioner Charlie Borrell voiced his were among the fi rst to live in potential transfer of ownership local artists, craftsmen, and That’s why I salute those been to bid the indoor shooting opposition to adding any addi- this region, but they weren’t from the City of Buffalo to the photographers. who embrace the state’s rich range as an alternate, but the tional county shops. treated especially well by those One of the stops on my history and rejoice in our di- commissioners opted not to do county. who came later. journey noted the origin of versity. I’m happy to report that that. Germans, Swedes, Norwe- the different varieties of wood I saw plenty of evidence of this The fi nal alternate will be bul- gians, Danes, English, Poles, used in the taproom. Much of during my recent trip across let traps on the exterior shooting �� Irish, Italians, and French Ca- it was reclaimed from a local the state. range that allow for easier reme- nadians were among the many barn, and some was purchased It is fi tting that some of the diation of lead. groups that settled in what is from a Duluth business that craft beer in Minnesota is “We think we should do that now Minnesota. They brought specializes in reclaimed wood. brewed using Mosaic hops. A as an alternate and have bermed with them different customs The combination added to the mosaic is a work of art made backstops,” Schwartzman said. and religions, but they shared a authentic local charm of the by inlaying small pieces of His hope is that contractors dream of a better life. �� place. variously colored material to will see some components as al- Swedish newcomers were Each brewery has a story, form pictures or patterns. In ternates and come in with com- �� often farmers, and many Nor- and one thing that struck me on the same way, the people – all petitive bids in an effort to be �� wegians worked in the lumber this trip was the fact that many of the people – in Minnesota chosen to complete the project. of the owners are proud of their industry. come together to create a whole �� heritage. Starting about 1890, Finns that is greater than the sum of Transportation This may be refl ected in the and Slavs were recruited to the individual components, recommendations �� name of the brewery or the beer work in the iron mines in making the state a better place The board approved the min- it brews, or the story the own- northern Minnesota. Later, to live. utes and recommendations of the �� ers tell about how (and why) meat packing plants brought June 26 transportation commit- they got into the business. in Balkan nationals, Mexicans, tee of the whole meeting. ��

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�� 6A Friday, July 19, 2019 News dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Corn Carnival exhibit to open at Cokato museum JACK NELSON Carnival, which continues to this Newsroom Assistant day. A new exhibit at the Cokato This year marks the 70th anni- Museum provides a glimpse versary of the annual event. The into 70 years of corn and com- exhibit includes memorabilia munity. from the fi rst carnival and many “A Kernel of Time”, illustrates other items that have defi ned the The Muleteers include: front – Ethan Langemo, Henry Von the history of Cokato’s iconic event over the years. Ohlen; back – Will Cronk, Tom Johnson, and Terry Moore. Corn Carnival through pictures “A Kernel of Time” is current- Not pictured – Eric Ellwoods. and historical artifacts. Pieces ly open to the public, and will include photographs, newspaper run through September. Admis- ‘Man of La Mancha’ articles, memorabilia, and more, sion is free. For more informa- all of which provide insight into tion, call 320-286-2427 or visit Performances of “Man of La Mancha” will take place: the story of the Cokato Corn Friday, July 19; Saturday, July 20; Friday, July 26; and Saturday, www.cokatomuseum.org. July 27 at 7 p.m.; and Sundays, July 21 and 28 at 2 p.m. in the Per- forming Arts Center at Dassel-Cokato High School, 4852 Reardon Quijana’s niece Antonia (played by Jaclyn Thorston) con- Ave. SW, Cokato. fesses to the Padre (Kenny Danberg) that she is concerned General admission tickets are $18 in advance, and $20 at the about the eff ect her uncle’s madness will have on her up- door. Tickets can be purchased at pac.dc.k12.mn.us, by visiting the coming marriage. DC Community Education offi ce, or by calling community educa- PHOTOS BY SARA CRONK tion at 320-286-4120. ‘Man of La Mancha’ on PAC stage SARA CRONK The performers have been a bit of a challenge for acters. Photos document the history of the carnival, including this Correspondent Jaclyn Thorston me, but everyone in the show is What has been the most chal- photo showing corn-eating competitors struggling through The FungusAmongus Players Character: Antonia so supportive and helpful. lenging aspect of the show for another cob at the 1950 Corn Carnival. of Dassel-Cokato will present Description: Antonia is Alonso It is just an amazing cast and I you thus far? PHOTO BY JACK NELSON the musical, “Man of La Man- Quijana’s niece. She seems sweet feel privileged to be a part of this Some of the music is complex, cha,” July 19-21 and July 26-28, and caring (and show. but I enjoy it nonetheless. in the Performing Arts Center at maybe she is), Name: Isaac Olson Name: Gannon Miller Dassel-Cokato High School but as most of Character: The Duke/Dr. Character: The Barber (More information on the per- us are, she is re- Carrasco Description: A traveling bar- formers was published in last ally only think- Description: Antagonistic ber who is robbed by Don Quix- week’s Enterprise Dispatch.) ing of herself. pomposity defi ned; logical, self- ote. The story What is it centered, skeptical of the arts, and What is always right, of it about this “Man of La Mancha” tells the about this char- course. character that story of the mad knight, Don acter that you What is you enjoy per- Quixote. Framed by the story of enjoy perform- Jaclyn it about this forming? the real-life author, Miguel de ing? Thorston character that I enjoy the Cervantes, who has been arrested I enjoy play- you enjoy per- rather carefree by the Spanish Inquisition and ing this character because of the forming? attitude. The thrown in prison. trio I get to sing with. I get to sing His frank, Barber travels Gannon As Cervantes awaits trial, the as loud and selfi shly as I can, and Past Miss Cokato tiaras are on display in the Corn Carnival “rich dia- across the land Miller show takes on a play-within-a- no one tells me to tone it down. exhibit at the Cokato Museum. logue.” The Isaac Olson without a care play structure as the prisoners put I also like her story of redemp- PHOTO BY JACK NELSON tion. She seems selfi sh, but by the Duke has many in the world. end is swayed by her uncle’s op- lines written so the actor may rel- What do you like most about timism. ish the language, as unlikeable a the production, and why? SUMMER LUNCHES character as he is. He’s much like I like the scope of it. This show What do you like most about Dassel-Cokato School District is Tuesday, July 23 - Chicken patty, the production, and why? Shakespeare’s villains in that re- has such a fantastical element to participating in the Summer Food lettuce leaf, coleslaw, fruit. I love working with all my gard. it that draws me in. And I hope it Service Program, and will provide free Wednesday, July 24 - Taco-in- talented castmates. The show is What do you like most about draws in others, as well. lunches to all children. a-bag, lettuce/cheese/corn/onions/ Lunches will be served in the caf- tomatoes, fruit. funny, sweet, a little dark, and en- the production, and why? What has been the most chal- Being able to meet with a tal- lenging aspect of the show for eteria at Cokato Elementary School, Thursday, July 25 - Cheesy bread, dearing. It is just the perfect mix. 200 5th Street SW in Cokato Monday marinara sauce, vegetables, fruit. What has been the most chal- ented group of performers con- you thus far? through Friday, through Aug. 16 from Friday, July 26 - BBQ riblet, potato The innstaff /prisoners are lenging aspect of the show for sisting of friends old and new to The most challenging part is 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. smiles, carrots, fruit. Friday, July 19 - French toast sticks, Monday, July 29 - Pizza, corn, Kacie Carlsted (Fermina), you thus far? put on a show. remembering everything you I greatly enjoy seeing what my have to do. There’s a lot of mov- hash browns, fruit. applesauce. and Becky Hungerford. The most challenging thing Monday, July 22 - Corn dogs, Milk served with lunch daily. has been playing a selfi sh charac- fellow actors put into their roles ing parts, and everything needs baked beans, fruit. and playing off such living char- to work perfectly. on the story of Don Quixote. ter in a likeable way. My nerves

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Featuring the Wright County Fair Wright County Fair returns July 24 to 28

JACK NELSON • Lumberjack championship Newsroom Assistant • Antique tractor pull This year, the Wright Coun- Daily events include livestock ty Fair will run from Wednes- shows, helicopter rides, day, July 24 to Sunday, July lumberjack competitions, 28 at the Wright County Fair- kids’ activities, and midway grounds in Howard Lake. entertainment. The annual summer event features a wide variety of en- Music at the fair tertainment for all ages. Throughout the fair, live Following is a small sample music will be featured in the of highlights for each day at entertainment tent, as well as the fair: on an outdoor stage at the west end of the fairgrounds. Wednesday Friday: • 4-H horse show • Red Dot Garage Gracie Bayerl of Lester Prairie received a second-place rib- Chet Schug from Norwood Young America took ﬁ rst place in • Combine demo derby • The Just Rite Country Band bon for her cupcakes in 2018’s competition. his class during the 2018 truck and tractor pull. • Lawn mower demo derby Saturday: Thursday • Ukulele Club of Wright Coun- • Chopper, the World’s Nutti- ty est DJ • “Them Pesky Kids” Fair Information • Talent show • James Zachary Band • Lumberjack championship Sunday: • Location – 1010 1st Street, • Sherwin Linton Friday Howard Lake, MN 55349 4-H Events • Senior citizens lunch • Admission – $5 for adults, The Wright County 4-H Club $2 for students ages 13 to • BMX bike show will organize a host of even ts 17, free for children 12 and • Demolition derby including the following: under Saturday • Grilling contest • Parking – $5 each time • Classic car show • Engineering design contest • Passes – $15 for a season showcase • Kids’ pedal pull admission pass, $10 for a • Parade of champions season parking pass, $20 • Military day program • Kids’ fair for a season combination • Tractor races admission and parking pass • Livestock shows • Mutton Bustin’ • Fashion workshop and show • Entering exhibits – bring • Demolition derby exhibit Tuesday, July 23 • Livestock auction between noon and 9 p.m. Sunday • Showmanship contest • Motorcycle show

Grandstand Tickets • Wednesday – combine demo derby (reserved seating $10) • Thursday – bull riding (reserved seating $10) • Friday – demo derby (reserved seating $10) • Saturday – tractor and truck pull (general admission $10, children 12 and under admission $5) • Saturday – mud racing (general admission $10, children 12 and under admission $5) • Sunday – demo derby (reserved seating $10) Garritt Gregory of Buﬀ alo was excited to watch the 2018 To purchase, call (320) 542-3119 combine demolition derby.

Carter Fortune of Howard Lake enjoyed the carnival rides at the fair last year. PHOTOS BY MALLORY GUTKNECHT

Dustin Desens and Brock Desens, both of Rockford, showed Last year, Dan Stuewe of Cologne won Best Decorated a calf and cow at the 2018 fair. Combine, and is pictured with the Howard Lake royalty.

�� Downtown Cokato Dr. Gina Young & �� Dr. Andrew Bohnsack Proud Supporter of the Wright County Fair

�� 8A Friday, July 19, 2019 Obituaries dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Jean Marie Holm, 86 Dorothy A. Hansen, 84

Jean Marie Holm, age 86, Jean is Dorothy Ann Hansen, age groups. of Dassel, died Thursday, survived by 84, of Darwin, wife of James She served July 11, 2019, at her home. her children, Hansen, died Saturday, July 13, as an elec- She was born Nov. 10, 1932, Randy (Peg- 2019, at Augustana Lakeside tion judge for in Litchfi eld. Jean grew up gy) Holm Health Care Center in Dassel. many years in in Litchfi eld, where she was of Dassel, A Mass of Christian Burial Darwin, was baptized and confi rmed at St. Judy (Ran- will take place Friday, July 19 active with Philip’s Catholic Church. dy) Barka at 11 a.m. at St. John’s Catho- 4-H, Meeker She attended Litchfi eld of Forest City, Janel (Dean) lic Church in Darwin, with the County Tourism, Hospital High School, graduating in Zimmerman of Brownton, rosary at 10:30 a.m. Auxiliary, and the Twine Ball 1950. Joleen (Brent) Soderberg of There will be visitation committee. Dorothy enjoyed Jean was united in mar- Delano, and Ron (Jen) Holm Thursday, July 18 from 4 to reading and writing, partici- riage to John Holm July 26, of Maple Lake; 15 grandchil- 7:30 p.m., with parish prayers pating in the Litchfi eld Area 1958. The couple made their dren: Adam (Jody), Zachary at 7:30 p.m., at the Johnson Fu- Writers group, book clubs, and home on a farm south of (Laura) and Nicholas (Emily) neral Home in Dassel. writing the Darwin news for Dassel, and raised fi ve chil- Holm, Jon (Jennifer), David Memorials are preferred in the Independent Review. dren. Jean loved helping on (Amanda), Alan (Bethany) lieu of fl owers, and are sug- Jim and Dorothy enjoyed the farm. and Victoria Barka, Nathan gested to be sent to St Philip’s traveling and camping, and at- Together, they also man- (Marie) and Ryan (Molly) School, Litchfi eld; St John’s tended many annual Knights aged Collinwood Mutual In- Zimmerman, Ellen (TJ Mi- Catholic Church, Darwin; or of Columbus Camporees; fam- surance Company, and Jean nor), Martin and Elizabeth Darwin Community Legacy ily and friends were important. was later an agent and board Soderberg, and Owen, Lu- Foundation. They spent several winters in member of Crow River Mu- cia, and Quinn Holm; and �� In lieu of sending thank you Florida and Arizona. tual Insurance Company. 10 great-grandchildren: Eva �� notes, the family will make a Dorothy was active at St Jean was a member of Holm, Greta Holm, James donation for cancer research. John’s Catholic church. Living TOPS, served as a 4-H lead- and Lilly Barka, Logan Bar- Arrangements are with the out and passing on her Catho- er when her children were ka, Matthew and Hannah Johnson Funeral Home of lic faith was very important to young, and was a longtime Barka, Brock, and Madeline Dassel. her. member of the Meeker Coun- Zimmerman, and Hadley Dorothy was born Nov. 17, She was preceded in death ty Fair Board. She was an Zimmerman. 1934, in Waterloo, IA, the by her husband, Jim, in 2001; avid card player and enjoyed Jean was preceded in death daughter of Patrick James and her parents; her sisters, Marga- getting together with her by her husband, John; her fa- Mildred (Stewart) McIntee. ret Marcks, and Kathryn Peros; Golden Age Card Club. She ther, Leo Miller; her very She was baptized, received her brothers, John, James, and was also a Senior Expo Vol- special brother-in-law, Law- First Communion, and was William; and an infant grand- unteer. rence Holm; and other family Confi rmed at Sacred Heart son, Jon Kurtis Mortenson. Jean had volunteered to members. Catholic Church in Waterloo. Dorothy is survived by drive numerous people to “Life is not a journey to the Dorothy attended Sacred her children, Patrick (Mary) their doctor’s appointments grave with the intention of ar- Heart Catholic School and Hansen, Colleen (Bruce) over the years. She enjoyed riving safely in a pretty well- Clarke College. Bonniwell, Christopher her family, especially dur- preserved body, but rather She was united in Holy Mat- Hansen, Deacon John (Ruth- ing the holidays and special to skid in broadside, totally rimony to James A. Hansen of ann) Hansen, Mary (Kurtis) events; and especially cher- worn out and proclaiming, Darwin, Aug. 30, 1958, at Sa- Mortenson, David Hansen, ished her grandchildren and “Wow, what a ride.” cred Heart Catholic Church in Catherine (Dana) Elliott, and great-grandchildren. A memorial service took Waterloo IA. Michael (Kristen) Hansen; Each year, Jean hosted all place Wednesday, July 17 at Dorothy and Jim owned and grandchildren Shawn Hansen, of her kids, grandkids, and 11 a.m. at St. Philip’s Catho- operated Hansen Hardware in Rosanne Hansen, Rebecca great-grandkids at a family lic Church in Litchfi eld with Darwin, retiring in 1981. They (Nathan) Foresman, Jessica weekend. This was the high- Father Pat Casey and Father were blessed with eight chil- (Eduardo) Rosales, Philip light of her year, and speaks Brian Mandel offi ciating. dren, 16 grandchildren, and Hansen, Margo Hansen; Jo- to her overwhelming gener- The interment of the urn fol- two great-grandchildren, with seph (Jennifer) Bonniwell, osity and belief in the impor- lowed at the Dassel Commu- more on the way. Bianca Bonniwell, Stephen tance of family. nity Cemetery. Dorothy was always inter- (Melissa) Hansen, Nathan Jean loved to serve, and There was a two-hour time ested in learning. She partici- Hansen, Grant Hansen, Kris- she gave of herself in ways to gather with the family pri- pated in many activities in- tina (Kellen) Ryan, Daniel that made other’s lives a little or to the Mass at the church. cluding, but not limited to: St Mortenson. Garrett Hansen, easier and better. In lieu of fl owers memori- John’s CCW and the Daughters and Lauren Hansen; great- She was currently an active als are preferred. of Isabella, Darwin Communi- granddaughters Adalynn Ryan member of St John’s Catholic The Johnson Funeral ty Club, and Darwin Town and and Eleanor Foresman; cous- Church in Darwin, serving Home in Dassel handled the Country Club. She enjoyed ins, nieces, and nephews; and on the Liturgy Committee. arrangements. playing cards, partnering in a bountiful group of friends. She also served as a longtime Churches several card clubs and bridge volunteer wherever needed.

ANNANDALE CORNERSTONE CHURCH FREEDOM CHURCH www.cllChurch.org www.dasselcovenant.org DARWIN Cokato Elementary School, Door D Cokato Tower Mall, Cokato, MN Sunday School (during school year) Sat., July 20 - Men’s Bible study 7 am OUR SAVIOUR’S LUTHERAN www.CornerstoneChurchMN.org Pastor Steve Nelson 9:15 am Sun., July 21 - CHIC breakfast 8:15 ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN 14550 Co. Rd. 37 NW, Annandale Identical Sunday services; 9 am and Tom Sovereign 1st Sunday Communion service 10:30 am; summer adult Sunday school 8:30 118 N. 1st St., Darwin (French Lake) 10:30 am 241 Broadway Ave. S., Cokato am am; Worship 9:30 am; VBS at Good Shep- Joe Midthun, Pastor freedom2church.weebly.com DelRoy Johnson, Pastor Full kids programming birth through 2nd Sunday services 10:30 am; 7 pm herd 6 pm Sun., July 21 - Worship 10:30 am; cof- Edward Groop, Pastor For information on small groups and fi fth grade 3rd & 4th Sunday services 10:30 am; Mon., July 22 -RVICS 9 am; Seated fee and fellowship following worship http://our-saviours-lutheran-church. information about other church events 7 pm Fitness 10 am; VBS at Good Shepherd 6 siteorganicbuilder.com ELIM MISSION CHURCH visit our website. pm; prayer at the parsonage 6:30 pm ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 405 Broadway Ave. S, Cokato 1st Wednesday Song service 7 pm 106 N. Fourth St., Darwin Sunday worship 9:30 am; Bible study Wednesdays - Youth group 1st grade Tues., July 23 - Staff meeting 2 pm; Matt Miklasz, Sr. Pastor 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Wednesday Bible class Fr. Jeff Horejsi, Pastor 10:30 am - 8th grade 6:15-7:30 pm VBS at Good Shepherd 6 pm Jay Asplin, Worship Director 7 pm Fr. Brian Mandel, Sundays - Church service 10:30 am Wed., July 24 - Kitchen committee MOUNT HERMON Sun., July 21 - Worship 10 am Associate Pastor NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9 am; ladies Bible study 6 pm; VBS at LUTHERAN CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD FREE www.stjohnscatholic-darwin.com Wed., July 24 - PEM mailing 9 am; 190 Johnson Ave., Cokato Good Shepherd 6 pm 1284 Keats Ave NW, Annandale LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturdays - Reconciliation 4:30 pm; summer student gathering at Haataja Allen R. Jones, Pastor 320-963-3284 5939 Oliver Ave. SW, Cokato Thurs., July 25 - Seated Fitness 9 am; Mass 5 pm home 6:30 pm Michelle Thomsen, Youth Pastor Paul Bravinder, Lay Pastor Rob Edwards, Pastor VBS at Good Shepherd 6 pm www.nlagcokato.com Sundays - Mass 10 am Sunday worship 9:30 am; Sunday EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH www.goodshepherdcokato.com Sun., July 21 - Praise and worship FIRST APOSTOLIC school 10:30 am 280 Third St. E., Cokato Sat., July 20 - VBS setup and decorat- ST. PETER’S EVANGELICAL service 10 am, coff ee and fellowship LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Timothy Wheatley ing at noon LUTHERAN CHURCH BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH, following service 74537 240th St., Dassel Britt Bublitz, Youth Ministry Sun., July 21 - Prayer time in Hearth 20314 CSAH 9, Darwin LCMS Wed., July 24 - Adult Bible study 7 Mark Koivisto, Pastor www.elchome.net Room 8:30 am; Worship 9 am; fellowship Greg Tobison, Pastor 7809 County Road 35 West pm Sun., July 21 - Church service 10:30 Sat., July 20 - Men’s Bible study 7 am 10 am; church league softball , fi eld #7, (320) 275-2965 Annandale, MN 55302 am Sun., July 21 - Traditional service 9 7 pm Thurs., July 25 - Ladies’ Bible study at Sundays - Worship 10:30 am Pastor Rob Jarvis am; coff ee fellowship 10 am; church Patty Hilker’s home 6:45 pm; men’s Bible www.bethlehemlutheranchurchmn. Sun., July 21 - Thurs., July 25 - Vaca- GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH softball at DC High School 5 pm vs. 1st study 7 pm HOWARD LAKE org tion Bible school 6-8:40 pm 221 Atlantic Ave., Dassel Baptist, fi eld 7 Laurie O’Shea, Lead Pastor Sunday worship service 8 am Mon., July 22 - Tidings deadline; STOCKHOLM LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. JAMES LUTHERAN Mon., July 22 through Fri.., July 26 quilting for missions 1 pm 16133 Co. Rd. 30 SW, Cokato John Peterson: Pastor Emeritus 1000 Seventh Ave., Howard Lake COKATO - Bible camp at Green Lake, Spicer Wed., July 24 - Peniel youth group Pastor Mark Little www.glcdassel.com Mark Loder, Pastor Tues., July 23 - Staff meeting 3:30 pm helping with VBS 6 pm www.stockholmlutheran.org Sun., July 21 -Worship with Com- www.stjameshl.org ALBION EVANGELICAL Wed., July 24 - Bulletin supplement Fri., July 19 - Lunchtime prayer at munion 9 am; Coff ee fellowship 10 am; FREE CHURCH Fri., July 19 - Daily prayer 9 am; Meals copy deadline 10 am; barbeque making GRACE APOSTLES noon Linton 100th birthday celebration 11 am on Wheels 11480 5th St. NW, Cokato LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 am Sun., July 21 - Worship 9 am; coff ee Mon., July 22 -Staff meeting at noon 320-286-5442 Cokato City Hall, 255 Sun., July 21 - Worship 8 am; Sunday fellowship 10 am Tues., July 23 -Pastor Day of rest; Website: www.albionfreechurch.org FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway Ave., Cokato school, Bible study 9:15 am; worship Mon., July 22 - Deadline for newspa- quilters 9 am 10:30 am; softball game at DC 7 pm Pastor Kevin Sorensen 395 Broadway Ave. N., Cokato Communion fi rst Sunday CE Director Taumi Wilson per calendar items 4 pm Wed., July 24 - Men’s Bible study 7 Mon., July 22 - Daily prayer 9 am; Pastor Troy Roemer Wednesday evening Bible study in Tues., July 23 - Deadline for church am; Christian Ed 6 pm Naomi Guild 1:30 pm Sundays - Sunday school for all ages Youth Pastor Tim Roemer homes 9:15 am (Sept-May); Worship Service www.fi rstbaptistcokato.com bulletin announcements 4 pm Tues., July 23 - Parish nurse in offi ce Sundays - Sunday school 9:15 am; LAKE JENNIE 10:30 am Thurs., July 25 - Preparation/printing Fri., July 19 - Youth missions trip to Worship service 10:30 am EVANGELICAL COVENANT Wed., July 24 - Daily prayer 9 am; Wednesdays - AWANA/Youth group/ Camp Barnabas; adult missions trip to of bulletin 10:30 am-2 pm 18531 705th St., Dassel youth group 6:30 pm adult Bible study/prayer 6:30-8 pm Mexico; Women’s Bible study on Ecclesi- GRACE LUTHERAN Fri., July 26 - Lunchtime prayer at Douglas C. Pierce, Pastor Thurs., July 25 - Daily prayer 9 am; Various small groups meet through- astes 9:30 am 17225 30th St. NW noon Sun., July 21 - Sunday school 9:30 ABC Bible study 1:30 pm; Priscilla Bible out the week, please check our website Sat., July 20 - Adult missions trip to South Haven am; worship 10:45 am study 2 pm for details Mexico (through 7/27); youth missions NORTH CROW RIVER DASSEL Tues., July 23 - Church council 6:30 Fri., July 26 - Daily prayer 9 am; Meals trip to Camp Barnabas (through 7/27); LUTHERAN pm on Wheels GRACE HILL CHURCH Men’s breakfast 8 am Eileen Mehl, Interim Pastor DASSEL CHURCH OF CHRIST 100 Parker Ave. E., Dassel 15905 US HWY 12 SW 45 Quinnell Ave. SW, Cokato LAMSON EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Sun., July 21 - Worship service, 9 Christopher Halstead, Minister KINGSTON PO BOX 295 Cokato, MN 22246 CSAH 4, Dassel am; Missions Sunday 10:30-11:30 am; Sun., July 21- Parish service at Grace www.dasselchurchofchrist.com 320-286-2100 Church picnic 1 pm; church softball 7 9 am Mike Newsom, Pastor APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH Jon Thorson, Pastor pm Sundays - Sunday school 9 am; Coff ee www.lamsonevfree.com 71580 CSAH 27, Kingston GraceHillMN.org fellowship 9:45 am; Worship 10 am Orval Wirkkala, Pastor Wed., July 24 - Grief Share Bible study IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Wednesdays - Youth group 6 pm; www.kingstonalc.com Sat., July 20 - Franklin Avenue Mission 9 am; summer youth group at Beasley’s 1 1/10 mi. 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warrant for fi nancial transaction card bertville, was arrested in Monticello on at MN Highway 24, Litchfi eld. July 15 at 9:03 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- demeanor Burglary in the Fourth De- Wright Co. Sheriff fraud. the charge of 3rd degree DWI refusal to July 12 at 2:19 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce fi ce received a harassment complaint at gree to 2 days jail. Sentenced by Judge July 10 Christopher Allen Stark, 31, test. received a report of a gas drive off on an address on 2nd Street North, Watkins. Strand. July 8 Jeremy Michael Juliot, 26, of of South Minneapolis, was arrested in July 13 Cody Milan Runke, 35, of Buf- Veterans Drive, Watkins. The deputy mediated the situation. Smith, Daniel Dawayne, age 26, of Otsego, was arrested in Otsego on the Hennepin County on the charge of fugi- falo, was arrested in Buff alo on a Wright July 12 at 5:30 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce July 15 at 9:40 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Buffalo, sentenced on 07/09/19 for Mis- charge of 5th degree possession of a tive from justice, and a Wright County County warrant for careless driving vio- received a report of a suspicious male fi ce reported a suspicious vehicle near demeanor Financial Transaction Card controlled substance. warrant for driving after cancellation lations. around Lions Park, Cosmos, the previ- the intersection of US Highway 12 and Fraud to 25 days jail, pay $85 surcharg- July 8 Philip Benjamin, 32, of Onamia, violations. July 14 Alex James Nelson, 30, of Ma- ous day. MN Highway 4, Grove City. The deputy es. Sentenced by Judge Strand. was arrested in Mille Lacs County on a July 10 Matthew Thomas Schlicht, ple Grove, was arrested in Cokato on the July 12 at 6:34 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce found all was ok. Traeger, David Anthony, age 35, Wright County warrant for a drug viola- 29, of Cold Spring, was arrested in charge of 3rd degree DWI refusal to test. assisted the public at a residence on Wil- July 15 at 11:28 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- of Buffalo, on 07/08/19 the charge of tion. Monticello on the charge of driving after July 14 Joseph Prior Lamon, 32, of lis Street, Dassel. fi ce reported an ordinance violation at Assault in the Fifth Degree was dis- July 8 Scott Michael Otterness, 37, cancellation inimical to public safety. Ramsey, was arrested in Monticello on July 12 at 6:50 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- an address on County State Aid Highway missed. 27, Kingston Township. The deputy ad- of McGregor, was arrested in Mille Lacs July 10 Jessica Ann Delgado, 35, of the charge of 3rd degree DWI. fi ce assisted the public at a residence on Westrum, Holly Marrie, age 43, of 215th Street, Collinwood Township. vised the parties of the ordinance. County on a Wright County warrant for Monticello, was arrested in Ramsey July 14 Troy James Neugent, 35, of Buffalo, sentenced on 07/08/19 for Dis- July 12 at 7:02 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce July 15 at 11:43 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- 5th degree possession of a controlled County on a Wright County warrant for Buff alo, was arrested in Buff alo on the orderly Conduct to $50 fi ne plus sur- received a report of a scam attempt at a fi ce reported a suspicious vehicle at a substance violation. 5th degree possession of a controlled charge of 2nd degree DWI. charges. Sentenced by Judge Tenney. July 8 Nicole Amy Hoff man, 20, of residence on Circle View Drive, Dassel. location on County State Aid Highway substance violations. July 14 Wesley Jordan Grice-Patil, 28, July 12 at 8:50 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce 4 and County State Aid Highway 24, Wurdemann, John H., age 57, of Del- Clearwater, was arrested in Buff alo on July 10 Staci Lynette Gudmundson, of St. Louis Park, was arrested in Otsego ano, sentenced on 07/10/19 for Misde- a Wright County apprehension and de- responded to a burning complaint at a Dassel. The individuals left the area. 31, no permanent address, was arrested on the charge of domestic assault. residence on County State Aid Highway July 16 at 5:27 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- meanor Assault in the Fifth Degree to tention order for theft violations. in Stearns County on a Wright County July 14 Dustin John Babler, 42, of St. 43 days jail. Sentenced by Judge Mottl. July 8 Isaiah Joshua Olson-Haverly, 6, Dassel Township. The deputy issued fi ce received a report of a vehicle off warrant for interference with a 911 call Bonifacius, was arrested in Delano on the roadway near an address on County 23, of Willmar, was arrested in Kandiyohi the residents a citation for burning pro- violation. the charge of violation of a domestic hibited materials. State Aid Highway 24, Darwin Township. County on a Wright County warrant for Public Notices July 10 Brandon Ralph Guertin, 18, of abuse no contact order. July 12 at 10:58 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- July 16 at 7:28 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- 5th degree possession of a controlled Monticello, was arrested in Monticello July 14 Elijah Ashanti Shaw, 23, of fi ce responded to a report of suspicious fi ce took a report of a stalled vehicle on substance violation. on the charge of 5th degree possession Otsego, was arrested in Monticello on activity along the railroad tracks in Dar- 208th Street, Ellsworth Township. The July 8 Lance Wade Henderson, 56, of a controlled substance. the charge of violation of an order for vehicle was gone upon arrival of the NOTICE OF MORTGAGE win. The deputy found nothing out of FORECLOSURE SALE no permanent address, was arrested in July 10 Jacob Edward Cockram, 34, of protection, and a Mille Lacs County war- the ordinary. deputy. Buff alo on a Wright County warrant for DATE: June 11, 2019 Delano, was arrested in Carver County rant for violation of a domestic abuse no July 12 at 11:09 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- July 16 at 9:49 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce YOU ARE NOTIFIED that default has oc- 2nd degree assault with a dangerous on a Wright County warrant for 2nd de- contact order. fi ce responded to a report of an animal took a report of a chemical smell on MN curred in the conditions of the following de- weapon violation. gree DWI, and an Anoka County warrant July 14 Abby Jo Pollari, 19, of Maple in the roadway on County State Aid Highway 24, Forest City Township. The scribed Mortgage: July 8 Trey Devonte Lewis, 26, of St. for 5th degree possession of a controlled Grove, was arrested in Monticello on the Highway 16, Swede Grove Township. deputy could not locate an odor. INFORMATION REGARDING Cloud, was arrested in Hennepin County substance. charges of 4th degree assault of a peace The deputy was unable to locate the July 16 at 5:43 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce MORTGAGE TO BE FORECLOSED on a Wright County warrant for 4th July 10 Todd Alexander Bradley, 58, of offi cer and obstruction of justice. animal. took a report of a scam attempt at an ad- 1. Date of Mortgage: July 21, 2015 degree DWI violations, and a Stearns Norfolk, VA, was arrested in Monticello July 14 Cameron Walter Harwood, 30, July 13 at 2:22 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce dress on 208th Street, Greenleaf Town- 2. Mortgagors: John W. Olson, a/k/a John Warren Olson, a single person County warrant for false information to on the charge of 5th degree possession of Montrose, was arrested in Montrose responded to a shooting complaint on ship. The deputy advised the individual law enforcement. 150th Street, Cedar Mills Township. The of their options. 3. Mortgagees: AgCountry Farm Credit of a controlled substance. on the charge of domestic assault. Services, FLCA as successor in interest by July 8 Scott Gerald Kaminski, 42, of July 10 Jacob Daniel Green, 27, of July 14 Trevon Thomas Waldoch, 24, deputy was unable to locate the source. July 16 at 5:49 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce took a report of a dog complaint at an merger to United FCS, FLCA Buff alo, was arrested in Buff alo on a Waverly, was arrested in Waverly on the of New Brighton, was arrested in Maple July 13 at 8:46 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce 4. Recording Information: Recorded issued a deer possession tag for a car- address on 730th Avenue, Collinwood Wright County apprehension and de- charge of domestic assault. Lake on the charge of receiving stolen on July 21, 2015, as Document Number killed deer on County State Aid Highway Township. The dog was returned to its tention order for 5th degree possession July 10 Teddy Patrick Flomo, 19, of property. A1293311, in the Offi ce of the County Re- of a controlled substance violation. 23, Acton Township. owner. corder of Wright County, Minnesota. Brooklyn Park, was arrested in Monticello July 15 Kristine Eleanore Hallbeck, 45, July 13 at 8:48 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce July 16 at 9:29 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- 5. Assignments of Mortgage, if any: N/A July 8 Kristina Rose Sheets, 33, of on the charge of false information to law of Minneapolis, was arrested in Cokato Montrose, was arrested in Montrose was received a report of suspicious activity fi ce received an animal complaint at an INFORMATION REGARDING enforcement. on a Hennepin County warrant for do- on Greenleaf Lake, Ellsworth Township. address on 742nd Avenue, Dassel Town- MORTGAGED PREMISES on a Wright County warrant for drug vio- July 11 Edison Bitsilly, 58, of Salt Lake mestic assault by strangulation. lations. The deputy spoke to the individual and ship. 6. Tax parcel identifi cation number of the City, UT, was arrested in Buff alo on the There were 26 property damage ac- a warning was issued. mortgaged premises: R218-000-173102 July 8 Ross Allan Mortenson, 32, of charge of 2nd degree DWI. cidents, 5 personal injury accidents, 4 7. Legal description of the mortgaged Big Lake, was arrested in Monticello on July 13 at 10:19 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Wright Co. Attorney July 11 Joshua Lawrence Moyers, 36, hit and run accidents and 5 car vs deer fi ce responded to a vehicle unlock re- premises: a Wright County apprehension and de- The West 990 feet of the SW1⁄4NE1⁄4 of St. Paul, was arrested in Hennepin accidents. quest on Parker Avenue West, Dassel. tention order for 3rd degree DWI viola- Childs, Eric Lee, age 30, of Annandale, (being sometimes otherwise described as County on a Wright County warrant for There were 6 arrests for DWI, zero The vehicle was unlocked. sentenced on 07/09/19 for Gross Mis- the West 30 acres of the SW1⁄4NE1⁄4); the tions. domestic assault violations. underage consumption arrests, zero July 13 at 11:15 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- July 8 Gabriel J. Armbust, 29, of St. demeanor Second Degree DWI to 365 S1⁄2SE1⁄4NW1⁄4; and the NE1⁄4SW1⁄4, July 11 Justice David Elletson, 25, of school bus stop arm violations, and 84 fi ce received a report of an animal com- excepting therefrom the West 250 feet Cloud, was arrested in Monticello on a days jail, $100 fi ne; 360 days stayed Monticello, was arrested in Hennepin tickets for miscellaneous traffi c viola- plaint on 580th Avenue, Harvey Town- for two years on conditions of proba- of the North 500 feet thereof, all in Sec. Benton County warrant for 1st degree 17, Twp. 118N, Rge. 28W, Wright County, County on a Wright County warrant for tions reported this week. ship. A male tan-and-white long-haired tion, serve 5 days jail, pay $100 fi ne burglary. cat was put in the pound. Minnesota. 5th degree possession of a controlled plus surcharges, undergo a chemical July 8 Mark William Johnson, 26, of substance violation. July 13 at 1:43 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce Subject to existing highways, ease- Meeker Co. Sheriff dependency assessment and follow all ments and rights of way of record. The Monticello, was arrested in Monticello July 11 Melisa Marie Tupy, 32, of assisted with a civil issue at a residence on Wright County warrants for driving on 4th Street North, Watkins. The depu- recommendations, have no use or pos- above described premises contains 81.2 Prior Lake, was arrested in Buff alo on a July 10 at 9:43 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce session of alcohol or non-prescription acres, more or less. after revocation violations. Hennepin County warrant for theft. took a report of debris on 330th Street, ty advised them of their options. 8. The physical street address, city, and July 9 Neenah Patricia Riedy, 21, of July 13 at 2:06 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce drugs, submit to random testing, serve July 11 Jason Matthew Armstrong, Kingston Township. The individuals 25 days on electronic home monitor- zip code of the mortgaged premises: Agri- South Haven, was arrested in Stearns 50, of Robbinsdale, was arrested in Carv- were advised and cleaned up the area. responded to a report of a domestic situ- cultural land located in Section 17, Township County on Wright County warrants for ation on MN Highway 22 at 245th Street, ing, maintain contact with probation 118 North, Range 28 West, in Wright County, er County on a Wright County warrant July 10 at 10:34 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- agent, have no same or similar viola- 3rd degree DWI and criminal vehicular fi ce took a report of a scam attempt at an Litchfi eld. Upon the deputy’s arrival the Minnesota for theft violations. tions. Sentenced by Judge Strand. operation violations. July 11 Jarred Joseph Dejaeghere, 32, address on MN Highway 55, Watkins. individuals were no longer in the area. OTHER FORECLOSURE DATA July 13 at 3:58 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce Doberstein, Kevin Scott, age 44, 9. The person holding the Mortgage: is July 9 Dondrae Cornelius Deshune of Otsego, was arrested in Crow Wing July 10 at 11:20 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- took a report of theft from a residence of Cokato, sentenced on 07/02/19 for not a transaction agent, as defi ned by Minn. Burns, 21, of Annandale, was arrested in County on a Wright County warrant for fi ce responded to a driving complaint Buff alo on a Stearns County apprehen- on 5th Street North, Dassel. Misdemeanor Fourth Degree DWI to Stat. 58.02, subd. 30. 2nd degree DWI violations. on County State Aid Highway 2, Forest The name(s) of the residential mortgage sion and detention order for 3rd degree Prairie Township. The deputy issued a July 13 at 4:13 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce 90 days jail, $200 fi ne; 86 days stayed July 11 Michael Richard Stine, 27, assisted with a civil issue at a residence for two years on conditions of proba- servicer and the lender or broker, as defi ned criminal sexual conduct violations. of Albertville, was arrested in Buff alo citation. in Minn. Stat. 58.02, is/are United FCS, FLCA. July 9 Michael William Doll, 29, of July 10 at 11:59 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- on 233rd Street, Darwin Township. The tion, serve 4 days jail, pay $200 fi ne 10. If stated on the Mortgage, the name of on a Wright County court order for 5th deputy spoke to the individuals and ad- plus surcharges, undergo a chemical Plymouth, was arrested in Hennepin degree possession of a controlled sub- fi ce responded to a driving complaint the mortgage originator, as defi ned in Minn. County on a Wright County warrant for on County State Aid Highway 34, Forest vised them of their options. dependency evaluation and follow all Stat. 58.02, is United FCS, FLCA. stance violation. July 13 at 6:48 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- 5th degree possession of a controlled Prairie Township. The deputy did not lo- recommendations, attend Awareness INFORMATION REGARDING July 11 Damon John Rohde, 29, of fi ce took a criminal damage to property substance violation. cate the vehicle causing the concern. Panel for Impaired Drivers, maintain FORECLOSURE Cokato, was arrested in Buff alo on a complaint at a residence on Western Av- July 9 Tyler Gene Berg, 28, of Min- July 10 at 12:52 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- contact with probation agent, have no 11. The requisites of Minn. Stat. 580.02 Wright County court order for 3rd de- enue South, Watkins. have been satisfi ed. neapolis, was arrested in Hennepin fi ce took a report of a robbery in a vehicle same or similar violations. Sentenced gree possession of a controlled sub- on MN Highway 22, Harvey Township. July 13 at 9:06 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce by Judge Davis. 12. The original principal amount secured County on a Wright County warrant for by the Mortgage was $225,000.00. stance violation. July 10 at 6:19 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- received information on the location of Gapinski, Jacob John, age 33, of motor vehicle theft, and a Carver County July 11 Matthew Nathaniel Walker, a possible stolen vehicle at a location on 13. At the date of this notice the amount warrant for possession of a counterfeit fi ce took a report of custody issues at a Buffalo, sentenced on 07/08/19 for Dis- due on the Mortgage, including taxes, if 26, of Annandale, was arrested in residence on Willis Street, Dassel. The US Highway 12, Swede Grove Township. orderly Conduct to $50 fi ne plus sur- check. The deputies were unable to locate the any, paid by the holder of the Mortgage, is: Annandale on a Wright County warrant deputy advised the individual of their charges. Sentenced by Judge Tenney. $234,746.93. July 9 Grant Michael Yager, 20, of vehicle. for domestic assault violations. options. Hentges, Dustin Roy, age 35, of 14. Pursuant to the power of sale in the Princeton, was arrested in Isanti County July 13 at 9:48 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- July 11 Patrick Anthony Staunton, 50, July 10 at 7:45 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce St. Cloud, sentenced on 07/09/19 for Mortgage, the Mortgage will be foreclosed, on a Wright County warrant for 5th of Buff alo, was arrested in Rockford on took a report of a dog bite at a residence fi ce assisted at a car vs deer accident on and the mortgaged premises will be sold by degree possession of a controlled sub- County State Aid Highway 11, Darwin Probation Violations for Gross Mis- the Sheriff of Wright County, Minnesota, at the charge of 2nd degree DWI refusal on MN Highway 22, Litchfi eld Township. demeanor Giving Peace Offi cer False stance violation. to test. July 10 at 7:50 p.m., the Sheriff ’s Of- Township. public auction on July 31, 2019, 10:00 a.m., Name and Misdemeanor Possession at Wright County Sheriff ’s Offi ce – Wright July 9 Camron Michael Peirce, 33, of July 12 Shawn Michael Goebel, 52, of fi ce responded to a complaint for juve- July 14 at 1:43 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Fridley, was arrested in Anoka County on fi ce took a report of a disturbance at a of Hypodermic Needles to 90 days jail. County Law Enforcement Center, 3800 Buff alo, was arrested in Monticello on nile trouble at a residence on Edminster Sentenced by Judge Strand. Braddock Ave. NE, Buff alo, MN 55313. a Wright County warrant for possession Wright County warrants for domestic as- Circle, Dassel. The deputy spoke with business at US Highway 12, Litchfi eld Township. Hickman, Thomas Lee, age 50, of 15. The time allowed by law for redemp- of shoplifting gear and theft violations. sault and stalking violations. the individual. tion by Mortgagor or Mortgagor’s personal July 14 at 8:27 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce Maple Lake, sentenced on 07/03/19 July 9 Zachary Bradley Crist, 27, of July 12 Kaitlyn Anne Hitchcock, 31, of July 10 at 8:43 p.m., the Sheriff ’s Of- representatives or assigns is twelve (12) Staples, was arrested in Monticello on fi ce took a report of a watercraft com- took a report of a two-vehicle property for Probation Violations for Gross Mis- months after the date of sale. Monticello, was arrested in Monticello damage accident on MN Highway 15 at demeanor Contributing to the Delin- the charge of 5th degree possession of on the charge of 1st degree sale of a con- plaint at a residence on 738th Avenue, 16. Minn. Stat. 580.04(b) provides, “If the County State Aid Highway 4, Collinwood quency of a Minor to 45 days jail. Sen- real estate is an owner-occupied, single-fam- a controlled substance. trolled substance. Dassel Township. July 9 David Lee Sandino, 53, of Buf- July 10 at 9:00 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Township. tenced by Judge Strand. ily dwelling, the notice must also specify the July 12 Brandon Willard Muehring, 33, date on or before which the mortgagor must falo, was arrested in Buff alo on a MN fi ce arrested Bobbi Marie Fuller, 40, July 14 at 10:22 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Hoffman, Nicole Amy, age 20, of of Maple Lake, was arrested in Nicollet fi ce received a report of illegal dumping Clearwater, sentenced on 07/11/19 for vacate the property if the mortgage is not re- Department of Corrections apprehen- County on a Wright County warrant for Litchfi eld, on a warrant for Disorderly instated under section 580.30 or the property sion and detention order for 5th degree Conduct. at a residence on County State Aid High- Probation Violations for Gross Misde- driving after revocation violations. way 24, Darwin Township. redeemed under section 580.23.” If this stat- possession of a controlled substance July 11 at 1:42 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce meanor Theft to 30 days jail. Sentenced ute applies, the time to vacate the property is July 12 Nathan Joseph Crandall, 39, July 14 at 10:27 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- violation. took a report of a fi reworks complaint by Judge Mottl. 11:59 p.m. on “NOT APPLICABLE”. of Monticello, was arrested in Monticello fi ce responded to a report of a driving July 9 Denise Marie Koltes, 42, of near a residence at 655th Avenue, Forest Johnson, Samantha Grace, age 23, THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW FOR RE- on the charge of 1st degree sale of a con- City Township. complaint on MN Highway 15 at County of Ramsey, sentenced on 07/09/19 for DEMPTION BY THE MORTGAGOR, THE MORT- Sartell, was arrested in Sherburne Coun- trolled substance. State Aid Highway 18, Collinwood Town- GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR ty on a Wright County warrant for drug July 11 at 6:43 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Gross Misdemeanor Second Degree July 12 Roger James Bruneau, 65, of fi ce responded to a report of trespass- ship. The deputy checked and was not DWI to 365 days jail, $100 fi ne; 297 days ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS violations. IF A JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTERED UNDER MIN- Montrose, was arrested in Montrose on ing near an address on 608th Avenue, able to locate the vehicles. stayed for two years on conditions of July 9 Christine Louise Schnieder, 60, the charge of driving after cancellation July 14 at 10:39 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- NESOTA STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, DETER- of Buff alo, was arrested in Buff alo on a Litchfi eld. The deputy found no cause probation, serve 68 days jail, pay $100 MINING, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THAT THE inimical to public safety. for concern. fi ce took a report of a noise complaint at Wright County warrant for 4th degree fi ne plus surcharges, remain medically MORTGAGED PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH July 12 Sarah Morgan Meyerdirk, 20, July 11 at 8:43 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce a residence on MN Highway 22, Litchfi eld A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS THAN FIVE burglary, and a McLeod County warrant Township. compliant, have no use or possession of Plymouth, was arrested in Hennepin took a report of an abandoned vehicle of alcohol or non-prescription drugs, UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY USED IN AGRICUL- for failure to appear. County on Wright County and Pine on 390th Street, Union Grove Township. July 14 at 11:38 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- TURAL PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. July 10 Mark Lee Whitcup, 45, of fi ce received a report of a domestic situ- submit to random testing, maintain County warrants for receiving stolen The deputy found that the vehicle was contact with probation agent, have no Name of Mortgagee or Mortgage Assignee: Benson, was arrested in Monticello on a property. no longer in the area. ation at a residence on 1st Street North, AgCountry Farm Credit Services, FLCA MN Department of Corrections warrant Dassel. same or similar violations. Sentenced July 12 Cameron Joseph Mogensen, July 11 at 9:00 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce by Judge Strand. Name and address of Attorney for Mortgagee for 3rd degree possession of a controlled responded to a report of a gas drive off July 14 at 12:01 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- or Mortgage Assignee: 21, of Howard Lake, was arrested in Buf- Joyce, Patrick Michael, age 39, of St. substance. falo on a Wright County warrant for 4th from a business on West Astro Boule- fi ce received a report of a burning com- Caren L. Stanley (MN# 0340480) plaint at a residence on 134th Street, Ce- Paul, sentenced on 07/09/19 for Felony July 10 Alex Melvin Luna, 22, of May- degree DWI violations. vard, Cosmos. The deputy located the VOGEL LAW FIRM dar Mills. The deputy checked the area Receiving Stolen Property to a stay of PO Box 1389 nard, was arrested in Chippewa County July 12 Michael Todd Lundgren, 43, vehicle. Matthew Carl Kruize, age 32, of and did not fi nd any violations. execution for fi ve years on conditions 218 NP Avenue on a Wright County warrant for 2nd de- of Waverly, was arrested in Waverly on Wendell, was arrested for 2nd degree gree burglary, and a Watonwan County test refusal, tampering with motor ve- July 14 at 12:03 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- of probation, serve 90 days jail, under- Fargo, ND 58107-1389 a Wright County apprehension and defi ce took a report of a trespassing com- go a chemical dependency evaluation Published in the Enterprise Dispatch June tention order for domestic assault viola- hicles, theft, driving after suspension, 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, and 26, 2019. no insurance, and disorderly conduct. plaint at a residence on 380th Street, and follow all recommendations, have Questions are printed on tions. Forest Prairie Township. no use or possession of alcohol or non- July 12 Stacia Rae Dennie, 19, of The Litchfi eld Police Department also the community page. July 14 at 12:09 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- prescription drugs, submit to random PUBLIC HEARING Blaine, was arrested in Otsego on the assisted with the call. July 11 at 11:05 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- fi ce checked on a stalled vehicle on US testing, complete a cognitive behav- INTERIM USE PERMIT charge of domestic assault. fi ce took a report of a possible scam at- Highway 12 at MN Highway 15, Dassel. ioral program, provide DNA sample, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cokato July 12 Jessica Lee Lundgren, 38, of tempt at a residence on County State Aid July 14 at 12:12 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce have no use or possession of fi rearms Planning & Zoning Commission, Wright Coun- Otsego, was arrested in Otsego on the received a driving complaint on County or dangerous weapons, do not register ty, Minnesota will conduct a public hearing Highway 3, Manannah Township. on Monday, August 5, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. or charge of 2nd degree DWI. July 11 at 11:18 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- State Aid Highway 2 at MN Highway 55, to vote or vote until discharged from July 12 Luis Enrique Valdivia-Cam- Watkins. The deputy checked and the as soon thereafter as possible in the council fi ce assisted the public at a residence on probation, obtain permission before chambers at Cokato City Hall, 255 Broadway pos, 27, of Minneapolis, was arrested in Willis Street, Dassel. vehicle was no longer in the area. leaving the state, undergo chemical Ave S, Cokato, Minnesota 55321, to consider Monticello on the charge of 2nd degree July 11 at 11:22 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- July 14 at 2:40 p.m., the Sheriff ’s Of- dependency treatment and follow all a request for an interim use permit to install a DWI. fi ce took a report of a civil issue at an fi ce responded to a vehicle unlock at a recommendations, maintain contact commercial sign at 280 3rd St SE. residence on Western Avenue, Watkins. July 13 Alexandrea Paige Hendel, 25, address on North Saturn Street, Cosmos. with probation agent, have no same or Persons wishing to be heard regarding of Big Lake, was arrested in St. Michael The deputy advised the individual of July 14 at 5:16 p.m., the Sheriff ’s Of- these requests will have an opportunity to do fi ce received a driving complaint on US similar violations. Sentenced by Judge so at the public hearing. Written comments ANSWERS on the charge domestic assault. their options. Halsey. July 13 Frederic Scott Tronson, 18, of Highway 12 at MN Highway 4, Grove may be submitted any time prior to the Plan- July 11 at 11:35 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Luna, Alex Melvin, age 22, of ning & Zoning Commission meeting. Send 1) Blind Lemon Jeff erson. Otsego, was arrested in Otsego on the fi ce responded to a welfare check at an City. July 14 at 7:40 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce Hutchinson, sentenced on 07/11/19 for comments to: City of Cokato, PO Box 1030, 2) Lemonade. charge of domestic assault. address on 183rd Street, Collinwood 255 Broadway Ave S, Cokato, MN 55321. received a report of a suspicious vehicle Probation Violations for Felony Bur- July 13 Austin Lee Wood, 24, of Ot- Township. The deputy made contact glary in the Second Degree to 45 days Annita M. Smythe, City Administrator 3) Lemon laws. and found no cause for concern. at an address on 525th Avenue, Cosmos Published in the Enterprise Dispatch July sego, was arrested in Otsego on a Wright jail. Sentenced by Judge Mottl. County warrant for careless driving vio- July 11 at 4:43 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Township. The deputy checked the area 19 and 26, 2019. and the cause for concern could not be Manning, Robert Allen, age 28, of lations. fi ce took a report of harassment at an Purely unscientifi c ratings: (based on number right) located. Buffalo, sentenced on 07/10/19 for Pro- July 13 Dylan Patrick Remsik, 20, of address on MN Highway 22, Litchfi eld 0 – You must not have understood the questions July 14 at 8:54 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- bation Violations for Misdemeanor Do- PUBLIC HEARING Township. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 1 – You should get out more; Mankato, was arrested in Monticello on fi ce received a driving complaint at an mestic Assault to 9 days jail. Sentenced the charge of domestic assault. July 11 at 5:51 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 2 – Respectable performance; address on Meeker Stearns Street, Forest by Judge Strand. July 13 Jeremy Phillip Kasel, 47, of Al- fi ce took a report of a driving complaint Cokato Planning & Zoning Commission, 3 – Smart cookie. Well done. at MN Highway 15 and 700th Avenue, Prairie Township. The deputy checked Marth, Patrick Neil, Jr., age 39, of Wright County, Minnesota will conduct a Collinwood Township. and the vehicle was no longer in the Maple Lake, sentenced on 07/05/19 for public hearing on Monday, August 5, 2019 July 11 at 6:53 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- area. Probation Violations for Felony Con- at 5:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as pos- fi ce assisted a motorist with traffi c lights July 15 at 7:49 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce trolled Substance Crime in the Fifth sible in the council chambers at Cokato City assisted the public at an address on US Degree to 36 days jail. Sentenced by Hall, 255 Broadway Ave S, Cokato, Minnesota while waiting on a tow for a disabled 55321, to consider a request for a conditional vehicle at US Highway 12 and 700th Av- Highway 12, Darwin Township. Strand. July 15 at 10:01 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- use permit to install a commercial fence at enue, Dassel Township. Mesenbring, Paul Gene, age 53, of 205 Broadway Ave N. July 11 at 7:05 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce fi ce took a report of a scam attempt at Waconia, sentenced on 07/03/19 for Persons wishing to be heard regarding assisted a motorist with a disabled vehi- an address on County State Aid Highway Gross Misdemeanor Second Degree these requests will have an opportunity to do cle at US Highway 12 and 700th Avenue, 14, Darwin Township. The deputy ad- DWI to 365 days jail, $300 fi ne; 335 days so at the public hearing. Written comments Dassel Township. vised the individual of their options. stayed for four years on conditions of may be submitted any time prior to the Plan- July 11 at 9:55 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce July 15 at 10:57 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- probation, serve 30 days jail, pay $300 ning & Zoning Commission meeting. Send fi ce took a report of a 911 hang-up call comments to: City of Cokato, PO Box 1030, removed a dead animal from the road- fi ne plus surcharges, undergo a chemi- from an address on East US Highway 12, 255 Broadway Ave S, Cokato, MN 55321. way at MN Highway 24 and County State cal dependency evaluation and follow Annita M. Smythe, City Administrator Aid Highway 2, Forest City Township. Litchfi eld. It was determined to be an ac- cidental dial. all recommendations, have no use or Published in the Enterprise Dispatch July July 11 at 10:21 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- possession of alcohol or non-prescrip- 19 and 26, 2019. fi ce took a report of a property damage July 15 at 2:14 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce took a report of a 911 hang-up call from tion drugs, submit to random test- accident at US Highway 12 and Johnson ing, serve 60 days on electronic home Drive, Litchfi eld. a residence on County State Aid High- PUBLIC HEARING monitoring, cooperate with Intensive VARIANCE July 12 at 4:34 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce way 14, Darwin Township. The individual Supervision Program, maintain contact NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cokato responded to a request to check the wel- was having phone issues. with probation agent, have no same or Planning & Zoning Commission, Wright Coun- fare of a bicyclist at MN Highway 15 and July 15 at 3:57 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce similar violations. Sentenced by Judge ty, Minnesota will conduct a public hearing 205th Street, Collinwood Township. The took a report of a scam attempt at an on Monday, August 5, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. or deputies checked the area but could not address on 515th Avenue, Swede Grove Strand. as soon thereafter as possible in the council locate the person causing the concern. Township. The deputy advised the indi- Otterness, Scott Michael, age 37, chambers at Cokato City Hall, 255 Broadway July 12 at 8:19 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce vidual of their options. of McGregor, sentenced on 07/09/19 Ave S, Cokato, Minnesota 55321, to consider a responded to a report of a suspicious ve- July 15 at 6:31 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce for Probation Violations for Controlled request for variances from the front and rear hicle on 545th Avenue at the Long Lake received a driving complaint near the in- Substance Crime in the Fifth Degree to yard setbacks for properties located at 175 1st tersection of US Highway 12 and 738th 6 days jail. Sentenced by Judge Strand. St SW and 177 1st St SW. access. The deputy made contact with Persons wishing to be heard regarding the vehicle owner and all was okay. Avenue, Dassel Township. The deputy Peterson, Daniel Gerald, age 35, of warned the driver of driving conduct. these requests will have an opportunity to do July 12 at 9:37 a.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce St. Michael, sentenced on 07/10/19 for so at the public hearing. Written comments checked on a suspicious vehicle on Blue- July 15 at 7:03 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce Probation Violations for two counts of may be submitted any time prior to the Plan- bird Lane at North Avenue West, Grove received a report of a burglar alarm at an Gross Misdemeanor Giving Peace Of- ning & Zoning Commission meeting. Send City. The deputy made contact with the address on MN Highway 15, Collinwood fi cer False Name of Another to 90 days comments to: City of Cokato, PO Box 1030, vehicle owner and advised of the com- Township. The deputy found all was ok. jail. Sentenced by Judge Strand. 255 Broadway Ave S, Cokato, MN 55321. plaint. July 15 at 8:22 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Of- Schnieder, Christine Louise, age Annita M. Smythe, City Administrator Published in the Enterprise Dispatch July July 12 at 1:11 p.m. the Sheriff ’s Offi ce fi ce received a driving complaint at an 60, of Buffalo, sentenced on 07/10/19 address on 738th Avenue, Dassel Town- 19 and 26, 2019. took a report of a fi ght on Sibley Avenue for Probation Violations for Gross Mis- ship. dasselcokato.com Spor ts Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch 10A Friday, July 19, 2019 Linda Resop named interim Kernels win two, seal top-7 status DC head volleyball coach COKATO – Linda Resop more time with her family. in NSL/Region 12C Tourney has been named the DC vol- Chatterton fi nished with a ca- leyball interim head coach, reer record of 132-125 in nine BY BRAD SALMEN Sports Editor DC Activities Director Perry seasons. Her tenure included a Thinesen announced to the trip to the state tournament in The Cokato Kernels went media late Wednesday. 2013, the fi rst in DC volleyball 1-2 in recent action, defeating Resop will replace head history. Maple Plain Sunday 9-7, and coach Megan Chatterton, Look for more information Litchfi eld Tuesday on the road who retired May 3 after nine in next week’s Enterprise Dis- 9-4, before losing on the road years of coaching to spend patch. 5-0 to Hutchinson. With the win against Litchfi eld, the Kernels math- Jude Link participates in national ematically clinched a top-7 slot in the North Star League Cadet freestyle tournament playoffs (which doubles as the Dassel-Cokato sophomore his match over Andre Marti- Region 12C playoffs), mean- Jude Link participated in the nez of Colorado in the round ing they will not have to play USMC/USAW 16U National of 64. in the “pig-tail playoffs.” Freestyle wrestling tourna- Link dropped a 8-0 decision (The top-7 teams automati- Luke Morris collides heavily with the Litchfi eld second baseman on a stolen base, as the ment over the weekend. to Brayden Thompson of Illi- cally make the eight-team, ball gets away. DC head coach Bryan nois in the round of 32 to put double-elimination tourna- PHOTO BY BRAD SALMEN Clemen said MN/USA Wres- him in the wrestlebacks. He LOB: Cokato 13, Maple Plain 15. 2B: E. ment. The teams in places RBI single, I. Nelson a two- Niemela, Morris, Halonen. HBP: Schmitz, Smith, and Morris’ walk came tling sends up to four guys per picked up an 11-4 win over 8-11 in the NSL playoff in a run single, Billy Aho an RBI Smith 2. SAC: Kantola. SB: Keith, with the bases loaded to score weight class (plus returning Robert Major of Illinois, fol- four-team, single elimination single, and Jake Hendrickson Schmitz, E. Pokornowski, E. Niemela, Halonen. All Americans) to a national lowed by a 12-7 decision over Smith. BB: E. Pokornowski, Aho, bracket for the fi nal spot). yet another RBI single to put Halonen, Smith 2. The Kernels scored twice tournament for wrestlers aged David Brooks from Missouri Cokato is now 10-8 in NSL Cokato up 9-3. Pitching IP H R ER BB more in the seventh, on a two- 16 and under (often referred to in the consolation rounds. The play, heading into their fi nal Maple Plain scratched SO run single by Halonen. as Cadets). last win allowed Jude to make two regular season games. E. Pokornowski, W 6.1 8 5 5 6 5 back with two runs in the Schmitz 1 2 2 2 0 2 That would be enough for The wrestlers attended a it to Day 2 of the Freestyle The Kernels will travel to seventh and eighth innings, Halonen, S 1.2 4 0 0 0 0 Schmitt, who went all nine in- training camp at Augsburg competition. Buffalo Friday, and to Loretto but Halonen locked the game Cokato 9, Litchfi eld 4 nings for the Kernels. University starting July 8-12 to Freestyle Tourney - Day 2 Sunday. down with a fi ve-out save. He gave up four runs on prepare for the Freestyle and Jude opened with a fall over Cokato 9, E. Pokornowski picked up LITCHFIELD – The big- eight hits, and most impor- Greco Roman National tour- Donnie Hidden of Illinois, but Maple Plain 7 the win, giving up fi ve earned gest differential in the game tantly, just one walk. He nament often referred to as dropped an 11-0 decision to runs on eight hits and six between the Kernels and Blues struck out two. “Fargo” (being that is is held Kamdyn Munro of Georgia to MAPLE PLAIN – On a walks, striking out fi ve. He Tuesday could be summed up Cokato stranded 13 run- in the FargoDome in Fargo, end his Freestyle Tournament. blistering hot and humid Sun- stranded eight runners, includ- with one stat: walks. ners on base, to just four for ND). Jude fi nished the freestyle day, the Kernels broke open ing the bases loaded twice. Litchfi eld pitchers walked the Blues. Link made the MN/USA tournament 5-2. a 3-3 tie with six runs in the Schmitz gave up two runs in a total of 13 batters in the COKATO 9, LITCHFIELD 4 team, and competed at 152 in Greco Roman Tournament sixth inning, and held on for a two innings of relief. Halonen game. Tuesday, July 16 Freestyle. He is also scheduled Jude was scheduled to com- 9-7 victory over the Diamond gave up four hits, but left run- Cokato starting pitcher at Litchfi eld to compete at 145 for the Greco pete in the Greco Roman tour- Devils. Steve Schmitt, meanwhile, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RE H ners stranded on fi rst and COKATO 2 2 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 9 8 1 Roman tournament. nament that started Wednes- “Today’s win took a lot third to end the game with a walked just one. LITCH 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 4 8 3 Freestyle Tourney - Day 1 day. Look for those results of guts,” said Kernels skip- groundout. With both teams collecting COKATO AB R H Jude opened his tournament online at the ED Sports Blog per Nick Corbin. “It was so Halonen had himself a day eight hits, the Kernels used RBI with a 10-0 technical fall over at HJBlogs.com, or in next hot out, I was melting like a E. Pokornowski 4 1 1 0 at the dish cracking four hits those walks to their advantage E. Niemela 5 2 1 0 Cade Sousa from Georgia in week’s Enterprise Dispatch. toasted cheeser just coaching including a double, and driv- in a 9-4 victory, clinching a Schmidt 1 0 0 0 the round of 128. He then won third base.” top-7 spot in the Region 12C Smith 3 2 0 0 ing in two. Koivisto 1 0 0 0 The Kernels took a 2-0 lead E. Niemela had three hits playoffs. Halonen 4 2 2 3 in the fi rst inning. With one and two runs scored, while I. “It was nice to clinch a re- Keith 1 0 0 0 out, Ethan Niemela singled, gion berth with a few games I. Nelson 3 0 2 1 Nelson had two hits and three Aho 2 0 1 2 Jake Smith walked, and Tom- RBI. left,” said Corbin. “Now we Morris 4 0 1 1 my Halonen and Isaac Nelson The Kernels had six stolen are trying to win out and stay L. Nelson 3 0 0 0 hit back-to-back singles, scor- Lueders 2 2 0 0 bases in the game, compared in the 3-spot.” Barnaal 1 0 0 0 ing Niemela and Smith. to zero for Maple Plain. The Kernels jumped out Totals 34 9 8 7 Maple Plain responded Max Marshall was the los- early, scoring two runs in the LOB: Cokato 13, Litchfi eld 4. 2B: with two runs in the bot- fi rst and second innings to E. Niemela. HBP: Lueders. SAC: E. ing pitcher for Maple Plain, Pokornowski. SB: Morris, Smith 2. BB: E. tom off Cokato starter Eric giving up seven runs in 5 2/3 take a 4-0 lead. Pokornowski, I. Nelson 2, Aho 3, Morris, Pokornowski, and the two innings. Billy Soule had four Billy Aho hit a two-run, Halonen, Lueders, L. Nelson 2, Smith 2. teams traded runs in the bases-loaded single in the Pitching IP H R ER BB hits to lead the Diamond Dev- SO fourth inning to keep the game ils, with Kevin Kvern adding fi rst, and Garret Lueders Schmitt, W 9 8 4 4 1 2 knotted 3-3, with the Kernels scored on an error off the bat three and Jake Hartman hit- Hutchinson 5, getting their run on a double ting a two-run home run. of Jake Smith ahead of a Tom DC sophomore Jude Link participated in the USMC/USAW by Luke Morris, and an RBI COKATO 9, MAPLE PLAIN 7 Halonen sacrifi ce fl y in the Cokato 0 16U National Freestyle wrestling tournament over the week- single by E. Pokornowski. Sunday, July 14 second. HUTCHINSON – Jeremi- end in Fargo. He went 5-2, but did not place. He is scheduled In the sixth, however, the at Maple Plain Litchfi eld scored a run in ah Van De Ste scattered four to participate this weekend in the Greco Roman tourna- Kernels busted the game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RE H the fi fth to pull to within 4-1, hits through seven shutout in- ment. COKATO 2 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 9 15 0 FILE PHOTO open, getting all of their runs MP 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 7 14 0 but Cokato scored three in the nings to lead the Hutchinson with two outs. COKATO AB R H top of the sixth to go up 7-1, Huskies to a 5-0 victory over Schmitz singled with RBI all with two outs. the Kernels Wednesday. one out, and after an out, E. E. Pokornowski 5 1 1 1 Darwin’s Calvin Johnson selected E. Niemela 6 2 3 1 Six straight batters reached Following two nice victo- Pokornowski walked to put Smith 2 2 0 0 safely in the inning. ries, Corbin was magnani- as Standard Bearer for 3M Open runners on fi rst and second. Halonen 5 1 4 2 Ethan Niemela doubled, mous in defeat, noting that the I. Nelson 5 1 2 3 BLAINE – DC seventh- and -10 (T46) respectively. Ethan Niemela followed Aho 4 0 1 1 Smith and Halonen walked, I. Huskies are among one of the with an RBI single, and Smith Kantola 3 0 0 0 Nelson singled, and Aho and top-ranked teams in the state. grader Calvin Johnson got up Streelman and Wagner was hit by a pitch to load the Hendrickson 1 0 1 1 Morris walked. “Well, highs and lows. We close and personal to the action started Sunday at -11, which Schmitz 4 1 2 0 at the recent PGA 3M Open. was four back of the leader bases. Morris 5 1 1 0 E. Niemela scored on a wild didn’t play with any energy Halonen followed with an Totals 40 9 15 9 pitch, I. Nelson’s single scored tonight, and wasted a good The 3M Open, just added to heading into the day, so both pitching performance by Tan- the PGA calendar this season, had a chance going in. ner [Terning] and Stu [Jake was held at TPC Twin Cities in Wagner fi nished at -13 (T23) Hendrickson],” Corbin said. Blaine July 3-7. and Streelman fi nished at -12 “It happens in sports, but we Johnson, of Darwin, was se- (T34). have to learn how to not let it lected to be a volunteer Stan- Calvin’s dad Josh Johnson happen to us. dard Bearer on the pro-am day said Sunday’s action was a re- Terning cruised through Wednesday, July 3 for Ryan ally fun day for both father and three scoreless innings, but Armour and Nick Taylor. son. ran into trouble in the fourth. He also carried for Johnson “All the pros were great, and Hendrickson chewed up Wagner and Kevin Streelman interacted with Cal throughout fi ve innings for the Kernels, on Sunday afternoon, July 7. the rounds,” Josh said. “They giving up two earned runs The four players had seven all signed golf balls and gave through fi ve innings. PGA wins between them. them to him after their round After scoring nine runs in Armour and Taylor made was complete.” their last two games, the Ker- the cut, fi nishing at -11 (T42) nels’ bats were silenced by Van De Ste and Kyle Messner, who pitched two scoreless frames. Ethan Niemela had two of Cokato’s four hits, with Halonen and Aho adding one apiece. The Kernels had just two runners reach second base. HUTCHINSON 5, COKATO 0 Wednesday, July 17 at Hutchinson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RE H COKATO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 HUTCH 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 X 5 10 0 COKATO AB R H RBI E. Pokornowski 4 0 0 0 E. Niemela 3 0 2 0 Smith 4 0 0 0 Halonen 4 0 1 0 I. Nelson 3 0 0 0 Asplin 1 0 0 0 Aho 3 0 1 0 Koivisto 1 0 0 0 Hendrickson 3 0 0 0 Morris 1 0 0 0 Lueders 2 0 0 0 Totals 29 0 4 0 LOB: Cokato 6, Hutchinson 12 SB: Aho. BB: Morris 2, E. Niemela, Lueders. Pitching IP H R ER BB Darwin’s Calvin Johnson was selected as a volunteer SO Standard Bearer at the PGA’s 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities Terning, L 3 3 3 3 2 2 July 4-7. Johnson carried for Ryan Armour and Nick Taylor Hendrickson 5 7 2 2 3 1 Cokato ace Steve Schmitt pitched the Kernels to a 9-4 victory over Litchfi eld Tuesday, seal- on the Pro-Am day, and carried for Johnson Wagner and ing the team’s fi nish in the top-7 in the Region 12C playoff s. PHOTO BY BRAD SALMEN Kevin Streelman Sunday afternoon. SUBMITTED PHOTO dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Sports Friday, July 19, 2019 11A Legion defeats St. Michael-Albertville 13-3

BY BRAD SALMEN he said. MAPLE LAKE 2, COKATO 1 three hits, and two RBI. “We showed a lot of fi ght going the last two, giving up Sports Editor Thursday, July 11 Maple Lake 2, Cokato 1 at Maple Lake Schmitz and Mayer both against a traditionally great three runs (one earned). Cokato Post #209 went 1- had two hits and two RBI, with high school team. We could COLD SPRING 14, COKATO 9 COKATO – Post #209 man- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 E R H 2 in recent action, losing to Krick and Cole Evjen adding have easily packed it in after Tuesday, July 16 aged just fi ve hits in a 2-1 loss #209 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 5 3 Maple Lake 2-1 Thursday, July ML 0 0 0 1 0 1 X 2 6 1 two hits as well. being down 10-2, but we kept at Saints Field at Maple Lake Thursday, July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 E R H 11, defeating STMA 13-3 Fri- Schmitz and Mayer led the getting guys on base and giv- 11. CS 5 0 1 4 1 2 1 14 19 0 day in their annual Pork Chop POST #209 AB R H RBI team with three runs scored. ing ourselves opportunities to “Ethan Mayer threw an- Evjen 4 0 1 0 #209 1 1 0 2 5 0 0 9 9 2 Feed, and falling 13-9 to Cold Martin pitched 5 2/3 in- score,” said Flick. “That was a other great game,” said Legion Asplin 4 0 0 0 Spring in the fi nal game of the Kantola 3 0 0 0 nings, giving up all three runs lot of hits, a lot of walks, and a POST #209 AB R H RBI coach Cole Flick. “We had a regular season Tuesday. Martin 3 0 0 0 (though just one was earned). lot of runs.” Evjen 4 2 3 1 chance to have a big inning in Niemela 3 1 2 0 Asplin 2 1 1 3 The team will now enter the Jaeger Ohm got the fi nal out. Cole Evjen went 3-for-4 the fi fth, but could only scratch Schmitz 3 0 1 0 Kantola 3 0 2 3 district playoffs with a “play- Krick 2 0 0 1 The box score was unavail- from the leadoff slot, scoring Martin 4 0 0 1 one across. We had another Mayer 2 0 1 0 in” game Saturday against able for this game. two runs. Schmitz 3 1 0 0 opportunity in the seventh, but Halonen 3 0 0 0 Niemela 4 1 0 0 Maple Plain at Saints Field at Totals 27 1 5 1 Austin Kantola went 2-for- came up just short.” Cold Spring 14, Krick 3 2 1 0 11 a.m. LOB: Cokato 7, Maple Lake 11. HPB: Krick. 3 and three RBI, and Sanders Mayer 3 2 2 1 Maple Lake scored a run in Cokato 9 Halonen 2 0 0 0 If Cokato wins, they will SB: Mayer. BB: Mayer. Asplin drove in three runs as the bottom of the fourth to take Pitching IP H R ER BB SO Ohm 2 0 0 0 advance to the eight-team dou- COKATO – Visiting Cold well. Totals 30 9 9 9 a 1-0 lead. Mayer, L 5.1 6 2 2 4 4 ble elimination tournament, Krick 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 Spring came out red-hot, Asplin and Kantola had LOB: CS 10, Cokato 7 2B:Kantola, Asplin. Cokato responded with a run which begins Wednesday at opening the game with seven back-to-back two-run doubles HBP: Evjen. SB: Evjen. BB: Schmitz, Waconia. in the top of the fi fth to tie the straight hits (including fi ve Kantola, Asplin 2, Mayer, Krick. Cokato 14, STMA 3 in the fi fth inning to put Cokato Pitching IP H R ER BB SO If they lose, their season is game, and had the bases loaded doubles) to take a 5-0 lead af- COKATO – The bats fi nally back in the game. Asplin, L 1 7 5 5 0 0 fi nished. with nobody out, but could not ter one-half inning of play. Halonen 4 8 6 6 2 0 awoke for the Legion team, as Ethan Mayer added two hits, Pork Chop A Success add to the total. After four, Cold Spring led Ohm 2 2 3 1 3 0 they cranked out 14 hits in a and two runs scored. The Cokato Legion team Jacob Niemela singled to 10-2. 14-3 victory over STMA Fri- Asplin had a rough start to will hold their annual Pork start the inning. Jacob Schmitz However, Post #209 refused day at Saints Field. the game, giving up fi ve runs Chop Feed tonight Friday, singled, and Collin Krick to give in, scoring twice in the Eight of the nine starting in the fi rst. and it was a huge success, said reached on an error, scoring fourth, and four more in the players had at least one hit, and Noah Halonen went four in- head coach Cole Flick, noting Niemela. fi fth to pull to within 11-9, be- Jackson Martin picked up the nings, giving up six runs on that the chops were sold out in Mayer walked to load the fore the visitors scored three victory on the mound. eight hits, with Jaeger Ohm two hours. bases, but Maple Lake pitcher unanswered for the fi nal score. “We really hit the ball well “I’d like to thank all the Peyton Paumen got two pop today. Offensively we hit to- people who came out to our fl ies to fi rst, and a groundout to gether and scored in bunches,” Legion pork chop dinner,” said second to limit the damage. said Flick. “Jackson didn’t Flick. “Thanks to the parents After Maple Lake scored throw his best, but he was good for grilling and serving, and the go-ahead run in the sixth, enough to get out of innings. thanks to Dawn Lindquist Cokato again had a chance in We made a few errors behind for her help in the concession the bottom of the seventh, but him, which made his pitch stand. left two runners stranded. count increase.” “I’d also like to thank the Mayer scattered six hits Cokato recorded four dou- Morris Foundation for contrib- through 5 1/3 innings, walking bles in the game, off the bats of uting to the food expenses, and four and striking out four. Col- Jacob Schmitz, Jacob Niemela, of course thanks to American lin Krick got the fi nal two outs Collin Krick, and Ethan Legion Post #209 and all their of the game. Mayer. members for the continued Niemela had two of Cokato’s Niemela led the team with support of Legion baseball,” fi ve hits.

Cokato Legion catcher Austin Kantola prepares the tag on a Cold Spring runner in the fi rst Post #209 shortstop Noah Halonen jumps over a Cold Spring player at second base in the inning Tuesday. Cold Spring won, 14-9. fi rst inning of their game Tuesday. PHOTO BY BRAD SALMEN PHOTO BY BRAD SALMEN Saints fall to Delano, drop pair to Buffalo BY BRAD SALMEN Totals 37 3 12 2 LOB: DC 13, Buff alo 11. HBP: Leffl er. SAC: and struggled coming up with Krick, and Tyler Zweibohmer Hohenstein. SB: Lindquist. BB: Thinesen, Sports Editor DELANO 14, DC SAINTS 0 LOB: Buff alo 9, DC 11. 2B: Hohensein, the timely hit, leaving 11 bas- Janckila. SB: Haataja. BB: Brandel. added two hits each. Halonen. Fr iday, July 12 esrunners stranded. Pitching IP H R ER BB SO Delano 14, DC 0 at Saints Field Pitching IP H R ER BB SO Ben Lindquist started on the Lindquist, L 3.2 9 9 9 4 3 BUFFALO 9, DC SAINTS 2 J. Flick, L 6 10 6 4 1 3 DASSEL – Delano’s Tyler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R E H Krick 2 3 3 0 1 2 hill, giving up nine runs – all A. Zweibohmer 4.1 6 5 4 0 3 Wednesday, July 17 Wolfe hit for the cycle and DELANO 0 1 2 3 0 4 4 14 11 1 DC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 earned – on nine hits and four Buff alo 9, DC 2 at Buff alo drove in six runs, while pitch- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RE H walks through 3 2/3 innings. er Jeremy Maschino held the DC AB R H RBI BUFFALO – The DC Saints DC 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 13 5 Austin Zweibohmer gave up BUFF 0 1 1 0 0 4 2 1 X 9 13 1 �� Saints scoreless through six in- Hohenstein 3 0 0 0 could not come up with the big T. Zweibohmer 1 0 0 0 fi ve runs (four earned) in 4 1/3 nings, to lead the fi rst-place A’s hit when needed in a 9-2 loss �� Haataja 2 0 0 0 innings of relief, on six hits. He DC AB R H RBI past DC 14-0 Friday at Saints Brandel 3 0 1 0 to Buffalo. Hohenstein 3 0 0 0 did not walk a batter. Field. J. Flick 2 0 1 0 The Bulldogs’ John Weber Terning 1 0 0 0 Lindquist 3 0 1 0 John Hohenstein led the Haataja 4 1 1 0 �� Wolfe grounded out in his Janckila 2 0 0 0 gave up 12 hits through seven Saints with three hits, with Jor- Halonen 0 1 0 0 �� fi rst at bat, but singled in the Halonen 1 0 0 0 innings, but gave up just one J. Flick 4 0 2 1 Leffl er 2 0 0 0 dan Flick and Gus Flick add- Janckila 1 0 0 0 �� third, hit a two-run double in run, as the Saints stranded 11 Berggren 2 0 1 0 ing two hits apiece. Thinesen 4 0 1 1 �� the fourth, hit a two-run homer Krick 1 0 0 0 runners through the fi rst seven Brandel 5 0 1 0 The Saints left runners �� in the sixth, and added a two- G. Flick 1 0 0 0 frames. Lindquist 5 0 3 0 C. Flick 1 0 0 0 stranded in every inning, in- Krick 4 0 2 0 �� run triple in the seventh. In four of those fi rst seven Totals 24 0 4 0 cluding the bases loaded in the T. Zweibohmer 3 0 2 0 �� The A’s, who through Sun- LOB: De lano 7, DC 7. HBP: J. Flick, Haataja, innings, the Saints stranded a C. Flick 1 0 0 0 G. Flick. SB: J. Flick, Haataja. BB: Leffl er. fi rst. runner on third. G. Flick 3 0 1 0 day were 17-1 in North Star Leffl er 0 0 0 0 Pitching IP H R ER BB SO BUFFALO 14, DC SAINTS 3 League play, outhit the Saints Both teams fi nished with Totals 38 2 13 2 Howell, L 3.2 4 6 5 5 2 Sunday, July 14 11-4 in the game. Terning 2.1 4 4 4 2 1 at Saints Field 13 hits; however, the Bulldogs Delano also drew nine bases Leffl er 1 3 4 4 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R E H took advantage of fi ve Saints’ on balls, to just one for DC. Buff alo 14, DC 3 BUFFALO 2 1 0 6 0 2 0 3 14 15 2 errors, while Buffalo commit- Maschino scattered four sin- DC 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 12 3 ted just one. DASSEL – Buffalo scored gles, and did not walk a batter. DC AB R H RBI Jordan Flick was the hard- James Howell got the start six runs in the fourth inning to Hohenstein 5 1 3 0 luck loser, giving up six runs on the mound for the Saints, take a 9-1 lead en route to a 14- Haataja 4 0 1 0 (four earned) through six in- 3 victory over DC Sunday. C. Flick 1 0 0 0 giving up six runs (fi ve earned) Thinesen 3 0 1 0 nings. He walked one, and on four hits and fi ve walks. While the Bulldogs had just Halonen 1 0 0 0 struck out three. Alex Terning gave up four three more hits than the Saints Brandel 3 0 1 0 Collin Krick was charged (15-12), Buffalo came up with J. Flick 4 0 2 1 runs on four hits and two Lindquist 2 0 0 0 with three unearned runs in walks through 2 1/3 innings, the big blasts when needed. A. Zweibohmer 2 0 0 0 the fi nal two innings. Buffalo had three doubles, Krick 3 0 0 0 while Michael Leffl er gave up Janckila 1 1 1 0 All 13 hits for DC were sin- four runs on three hits and two and three triples, while the Terning 1 0 0 0 gles. Ben Lindquist led the team Saints had just two doubles Leffl er 3 1 1 0 with three hits, while J. Flick, walks in one inning. G. Flick 4 0 2 1 ��

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Montrose-Waverly, at Belle Plaine, 7:30 at Hutchinson, 2 p.m. DC Saints 7:30 p.m. p.m. Gus Flick went 2-for-4 with an RBI against the Bulldogs District Tournament Maple Plain, 11 a.m., at Waconia TBD (if win Cokato Legion at Saints Field Sunday, and went 1-for-3 against them Wednesday. Saturday) PHOTO BY BRAD SALMEN 12A Friday, July 19, 2019 News dasselcokato.com | Dassel-Cokato Enterprise Dispatch Ride to benefi t Firefi ghters with PTSD Advancing from APTSD, 1 veterans. If there’s something �� they need, they’ll probably fi nd For the past two years, mo- it at our event.” �� torcycle rides have benefi ted the Another part of the event is �� organization. The third annual a strong man competition with Firefi ghters with PTSD bike Health individuals fl ipping tires, rip- and classic car run and show ping phonebooks, and showing Saturday, July 27, is set to be the off other feats of strength. There biggest yet. will also be a K9 demonstra- “It grew to the point that we tion. wanted to have a dog presenta- At 6:30 p.m., Firefi ghters with tion, vendors, etc., and have it PTSD will present the placement be an all-inclusive event for the of a service dog with Troy Teff, family,” Doughty said. “We a 20-year Minnesota fi refi ghter, have a little over 300 bikes al- 10-year St. Paul fi re captain, and ready. We have multiple car 10-year Air Force veteran. clubs coming.” Trophies will also be given �� The event will begin with reg- out for the top two bikes and istration at 10 a.m. at the Delano top two cars participating in the �� American Legion. show. The cost for the ride is $25 for Leading up to the event, and single riders, $30 for double rid- throughout the day, there will be ers, and $25 for classic cars. a raffl e fundraiser, with a grand Following a blessing of the prize of a resort stay for two at bikes and riders at 11:45 p.m., one of fi ve locations: Bahamas, the ride will begin at noon. Cabo San Lucas, Jamaica, Las Participants will head west on Vegas, or Orlando. Tickets are Highway 12 to Thirsty’s Tavern $10 each. In addition to the in Dassel. grand prize, there will be a num- “We’d like people to come ber of other prizes. Tickets are out to Highway 12 with fl ags available at fi refi ghterswithptsd. between noon and 12:45 p.m. org. between Delano and Dassel,” Stone Daisy will take the �� Doughty said. stage at the Legion at 7 p.m. �� During the 90-minute stop at Hollywood Boulevard will Thirsty’s Tavern, there will be take over at 9 p.m., at which a burnout contest for bikes and point the event will be limited to cars participating. those 21 and older. �� From Dassel, the ride will There will be sober shuttles snake along back roads to �� for individuals who live in Del- �� Kenny’s T-Road Tavern in New ano or who are staying at the Germany, before returning to hotel, where organizers have re- �� Delano between 4 and 5 p.m., served a block of rooms. There �� at which point a program will will be overnight locked bike �� begin. The general public is in- storage, with bikers able to pick �� vited to attend the festivities at up their bikes between 8 and 11 �� that time. a.m. the next day. For the vast majority of the �� The purpose of the ride, and �� ride, fi re trucks will lead the the organization as a whole, is way. Organizers also have per- simple. mission to close roads temporar- “We’re trying to break down ily to accommodate the ride. barriers and the stigma of PTSD Back in Delano, there will be in our line of work,” Doughty a vendor fair in the Riverside said. “We’re human, just like �� Commons building near the Le- everyone else. We might be gion. able to handle ugly stuff when �� “There are too many vendors it happens. We all go home and to list,” Doughty said. “There we don’t forget about it . . . We �� will be arts and crafts and bik- have people right here in our er memorabilia. There will be own community who are suf- vendors who are resources and fering.” nonprofi t vendors. We put them in front of fi rst responders and

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Call 763-479-3248. 2-6s LUMBER - (1) 14-ft - 6-in x 6-in can send pictures. You move. Call green treated $25. (1) 10-ft - 6-in ELECTRIC LAWNMOWER - Works 320-286-5479. 50tfc x 6-in green treated $10. Call 320- perfectly. $25. Call 320-398-8025. 543-2177. 5-9s 2-6s Did you know? KITCHEN SINK - Stainless steel 2 EXTENSION LADDERS - Alumi- 33 x 22 x 8 with basket strainers num. $50 each. Call 320-593-3920. if you are a subscriber to any of included, in good condition. $40. 2-6s our newspapers, you get FREE Call 320-420-2649. 5-9s RIDING LAWNMOWER - Saber by classified line ads for personal use? MOBILITY SCOOTER - Chair style, John Deere, 42” cut, new blades, D5c (Does not include business or organization new battery, new belts, includes purposes, real estate, or display ads) outdoor and indoor use, good mileage on a charge, nearly brand a bagger. Very clean. $700 or best new. Call Jeff 612-720-9511. 5-9s off er. Call 320-593-3920. 2-6s HOSTAS - Huge, full-grown, over 3 SELF-PROPELLED MOWERS - 15 diff erent varieties available. Call Run great. $90 each. Call 320-593- 952-955-2222. 5-9s 3920. 2-6s KETTLE CHARCOAL GRILL - 2 MINI ROTOTILLERS - Mantis Masterbuilt Pro with ash catcher. and Earthquake brand. Runs great. Brand new. $100. Call 952-955- $100 each. Call 320-593-3920. 2-6s 2049. 5-9s WEED WHIP - Heavy-duty Crafts- EXTENSION LADDER - 25-foot, man. Runs great. $75. Call 320-593- aluminum. $50. Call 952-955-5154. 3920. 2-6s 5-9s WEED WHIP - Homelite. Runs 3 LARGE BLACK SUITCASES - great. $50. Call 320-593-3920. 2-6s Brand names Delsey and Leisure. GENERATOR - Onan, 6,500 kW, Used infrequently, just a few years air-cooled, 1,800 RPM. $600 or old. $30 per item. Call 952-955- best off er. Call 952-657-2140. 1-5s 5154. 5-9s GENERATOR - 7,500 kW, water- ARTWORK - Beautifully matted cooled, 1,800 RPM. $800 or best and framed painting, 54” W x 41” off er. Call 952-657-2140. 1-5s H. Depicts water/wooded setting HAMMOCK & STAND - 12-ft. with quaint houses in shaded se- White crochet hammock on steel renity. $150. Other smaller framed stand. $50 or best off er. Text for artwork items available. To view, pix 320-295-2991. 52-4s call 952-955-5154. 5-9s FIREWOOD - Free if you cut or $30 PURSE/TRAVEL BAG - Black, wo- pickup load already cut. Smaller ven leather, brand new, Cole Haan. quantities ok and priced accord- Never been used. $250 or best of- ingly. Call 320-286-6564. 1-5s fer. Call 612-280-8861, leave message. 47tfc 2C Friday, July 19, 2019 HJ Classifieds.com Herald Journal | Enterprise Dispatch | Delano Herald Journal AUTOMOTIVE RECREATION FARM SERVICES Notice is hereby given that the GEM 2 - Polaris, electric, DOT, 13- 3 WHEEL WAGON - with fl otation City of Cokato seeks purchase of- in. wheels, cab, 50 mph, brand tires, good for hauling bales. $350. fers for the sale of the following new, $8,900 or best off er. Call 952- Call 320-395-2190. 2-6s vehicle: 2002 STERLING MODEL 657-2140. 1-5s PAIR FENDERS - for Case. $100 L7500 - Single-axle truck, Cat en- UTV - Polaris Ranger, like new per. Call 320-398-8025. 2-6s gine, 16,000 miles, Falls one-way condition, 4-wheel drive, full cab, TRACTOR - 1955 John Deere 50, snow plow, with wing and under- heater, less than 1,000 hours, tires body scraper, J-Craft Box. Mini- power steering, 3-point, runs ex- like new. $8,900 or best off er. Call cellent. $3,500. Call 320-469-4937. mum bid price: $22,000. Bids ac- 952-657-2140. 1-5s cepted through August 16, 2019. 2-6s Bids should be submitted in writ- MOPED - 1990 Honda, 1,200 miles. 300-GAL. SPRAYER - Ag chem, ing to the address shown below. $1,500. Call 320-543-3711. 1-5s and ace pump. Call 320-286-5931. Any questions, please contact Jeff BOAT WITH TRAILER - 16-ft. I/O 1-5s at 612-280-2666. The city reserves Four Winns 1988, with canopy, full 5 BALES - 9,000 Twine. $35 each. the right to reject any or all off ers boat cover, skis and life jackets. Call 952-201-1176 or 952-446-1120. received, and the right to sell the Always stored indoors. Stern drive 1-5s property to the party whose off er bellows may need repair. Must see, best meets the needs of the city. $2,795. Call 320-237-5074. 1-5s WANTED - Corn cultivator, 6-row x Urgent Care. 30-in. Call 320-274-5664. 5-9s Annita M. Smythe, City Adminis- �� trator, PO Box 1030, 255 Broadway FARM WANTED - Rain damaged hay. Call Ave S, Cokato, MN 55321. 5-8c 612-290-3805. 3-7s Height Technology �� 2004 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE BEBO TRUCKING - Hauling grain, WANTED - 14.9 x 38 Tractor tire LLC - 142,000 miles, new tires, bat- gravel, granite, and decorative in good condition. Call 320-274- tery, and coil packs. Runs. Needs rock. Competitive rates. Call Al 5992. 1-5s Satisfaction with your 612-735-4808. 29tfc a windshield. $1,000 or best off er. WANTED - Bulk tank. Call 612-290- automation is our Call 952-454-6579. 1-5p TRACTOR - B Farmall, has starter, 3805. 1-5s highest goal. 2 CHEVY PICKUP HOODS - Fits lights, battery, ignition and easy Control Integration, Programming, hutchhealth.com ride seats. Call 320-327-2507 eve- WANTED - Minneapolis or John 1951 - 1954, one has the emblems. Deere corn sheller. Call 612-290- Data Acquisition, Automation, nings. 5-9s Service of PLCs and �� $75 for both. Call 612-417-6139. 4- 3805. 1-5s 8s BIN SWEEP - Sudenga, for 27-ft Thermographic Imaging. 4 TIRES - Bridgestone Dueler A/T, - 30-ft bin. 1.5-hp motor like new, SERVICES Dave Kittok, Jeff Barth P275/55R20, 70% tread depth left, used very little. $475 or best off er. 8575 Hitsman Lane, no plugs or patches. $150. Call or Call 320-543-2242. 5-9s DRAIN CLEANING - Professional Maple Plain, MN 55359 text Jesse 952-406-9987. tfc CALVES - Holstein bull calves, and high-quality drain cleaning ser- [email protected] vice. Can’t wash it away? Call us 2011 HYUNDAI SONATA - In very crossbred bull and heifer calves for (612) 284-2243 sale on a continual basis at market today. Video inspection available good condition, 105K carefully Accredited Business �� with drain cleaning. Why take my driven miles, red, lots of pep, 37 price. Engelmann Dairy, Plato. Call word for it when you can see it for MPG highway. $6,500. Call 612- 320-238-2341. 4-8p yourself? Call Genie Drain Clean- 590-2839. 3-7s PAGE PANEL FENCE - 52” X 14’. Call 320-485-2291. 5-9s ing 320-286-5119 or 320- 587-4410. 1985 TOYOTA PICKUP - 4-cylin- 13-23c To place your ad in der, manual transmission, tonneau FREE-STANDING FENCE - HiQual HANDYMAN - Call for a free esti- cover. Runs well. $1,000. Cokato. Range Panel. Call 320-485-2291. mate of your painting and home Call 612-590-8941. 3-7s 5-9s Herald Journal repair needs. No job too small. Lo- "Your back and neck rehab center" 8-IN. BIN UNLOAD FOR 27-FT. 1997 MERCURY GRAND MAR- cally owned and operated. Fully 421 6th Street South, Winsted, MN 55395 QUIS - Excellent condition, 157,000 BIN - Two sumps, two HP motors, insured. See web site at www.pqsi. Classifieds miles. $1,900. Call 612-508-6347. 3- in very good condition. $350 or biz or contact Greg Krause at 612- Call 7s best off er. Call 320-583-5808. 5-9s 910-4411. License BC629398. 39tfc 1995 HARLEY DAVIDSON DYNA PEACOCK & GUINEA CHICKS - Call VIDEO PRODUCTION SERVICES (320) 485-2535 �� WIDE GLIDE - 18,000 miles, excel- 320-395-2240. 5-9s - VHS to DVD transfer, 8 MM fi lm to • Employment lent condition. $5,500. Call 612- 7’ HAY MOWER - International 37, DVD, video editing, picture videos, �� 508-6347. 3-7s pull-type. $155. Call 612-417-6139. slide and negative transfers, and • Real Estate �� 2000 GMC JIMMY - Auto, PW, PS, 5” - 18” PLOW - IH #720, Auto re- DVD/CD duplication. Email Troy at • Rentals �� and CD player, Arizona vehicle, [email protected]. 30tfc set, spring-loaded coulters, gauge • Private Party ads �� rust-free. Under 177,000 miles. wheel. Nice condition. Call 612- PORTABLE READER SIGN RENT- �� $3,500. Call 320-282-5818 cell or 232-0077 or 763-658-4277. 4-8s AL - $32/day, $125/week, or $262/ �� 320-485-4207 home. 3-7s �� 8” INLINE FAN - Econoplus, mo. Full-color graphics option for Little Ads – 2007 CHEVY MALIBU - 3500 V6, prewired, new-in-box. $75. Call $99 each side, plus design time. good A/C, heated cloth seats, 763-479-3248. 4-8s Call Greater MN Sign and Graphics �� good tires, clean interior, good (Herald Journal) at 320-485-2535. BIG RESULTS 2 BALE THROW RACKS 8-TON �� body, always maintained by local 28tfc WAGONS - John Deere and Minn. mechanic. $3,000 or best off er. $550 each. Call after 8 pm. 320- Call or text 612-240-1022. 2-6s 583-7062. 4-8s �� SELF-UNLOADING CHOPPER BOX - Gehl, newer 8-ton Minneso- �� ta running gear, very good condition. $900. Call 612-417-6139. 4-8s CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS - for sale. Call 320-395-2476. 4-8s FEEDER WAGON - H&S, 20-ft, good condition. $1,500. 952-955- 3085. 3-7s SCOTTISH HIGHLAND CATTLE - 7-year-old exposed cow, year- �� ling heifer, and unrelated yearling �� bull calf. Also weaning heifers and �� bulls. Call 320-286-6564. 3-7s �� DRY CHICKEN MANURE - $25 a �� pickup load or by the bag. Real �� RECREATION good garden fertilizer. Call 952- �� 657-2323. 2-6s �� 2 PERSON TOWABLE TUBE - Ski- SMALL SQUARES OF HAY - First �� Biscuit Watertube has 4 hand holes crop. No rain. $4.50 per bale. Cash. and is in great condition. Call 952- Call 612-203-4203. 2-6s 467-2865. 5-9s ROUND BALES - 750 pounds ap- BEAR BAIT - Dates, peanut butter, proximately. $40 each. Cash. Call honey, frosting, nuts, Christmas 612-203-4203. 2-6s candy, pie fi lling, and fruit. Limited quantity. Call 320-543-2194. 5-9s ROUND BALER - Gehl model RB 1710, fi xed chamber. Sold cows, LADIES GOLF CLUBS - Including; rented farm, for sale to a good 5 irons (5 thru 9), 3 woods, pitch- home. $5,000 or best off er. Call ing wedge, putter and gold bag 612-978-0089, Joe 612-282-1796, with kickstand. Slightly used/ex- We have the expertise and Brian 612-290-7979. 2-6s cellent condition. $95. Call 952- products that will handle 955-5154. 5-9s TWO-ROW CORN PICKER - New just about every plumbing, Idea, in good condition. Call 952- heating, air conditioning, 1987 TRUCK CAMPER - Starcraft, 442-4750. 2-6s ventilation and water quality Slip-in, pop-up camper for a small needs you have. truck. Stored indoors. $600. Call 12 GATES - Many sizes. Call 952- Master Plumber #62716PM 952-955-1195. 4-8s 353-2381 or 952-240-3329. 2-6 Nate Technician #9508142 3-WHEELER - Honda 110. Call 612- EFFICIENT HAY FEEDER - Sus- 232-0077 or 763-658-4277. 4-8s pends hay above ground, stops animal from pulling out excess, 4-WHEELER TIRES - Dirt Hooks, (4 eating part, then dropping on each) 25x8-12, (4 each) 25x10-12. the ground. Pays for itself with 50% tread. Call 612-644-9499 after hay saved. Works with all sizes 3 pm. 4-8s Proudly serving of bales, little or big, rounds or Winsted and CORNHOLE GAME BOARDS - squares, horse or cow. Call 612- surrounding Solid wood, no bags included. $50 290-7979. 2-6s communities each set. Call Steve 320-310-6679 since 1981 S-N 7 YEARLING BEEF CATTLE - Three or Deb 320-223-5796. 4-8s steers and four heifers, grass fed, Bruce Gatz Need Help With Your BOAT - 14-ft. Alumacraft, 4-hp no antibiotics, love to be petted. 22711 Co. Rd. 1, Winsted Johnson motor with restored trail- Loretto area. Call 612-290-7979, Social SecurityD isabilityC laim? er. $1,500. Call 612-508-6347. 3-7s Ted 763-742-3122. 2-6s (320) 485-3848 FISHING BOAT - Sea Nymph FM161, all aluminum with bow- mount trolling motor, 25-hp Mari- ner motor with tilt and trim, live well with pump, 3 pedestal seats, steering console, locator, Spartan roller trainer. Nice unit. In Winsted. $2,000 or best off er. Call 612-501- 6574. 3-7s MOTORHOME - 2000 Fleetwood Flair, 32-ft., 39,757 miles, 2 slide- outs, dish tailgater, and new batteries. Call 952-955-3146. 2-6s We've Helped Thousands Get the Benefits They Deserve GOLF CLUB BAG WITH CART - Brand new. $35. Call 320-699-1219. Start The Process Today! 2-6s Applications • Hearings • Appeals SHOTGUN - Remington 870 Wing- master 12 gauge, 3-in., 28” vent rib, blued, rem choke, fi nished You Could Be Eligible To Receive: walnut, mfg. 1987, original box & manual, like new, no scratches, no rust. $550. Call Lance 612-817- 3071. 2-6s Steady monthly income A lump sum Annual cost GOLF GEAR - Golf bags, golf bag depending on your payment of benefits of living cart, and diff erent kinds of golf paid in amount owed from back-pay adjustments clubs. Call 320-420-0606 after 5 pm. 2-6s DIRT BIKES - 1997 Yamaha RT100, $700 and 1972 Kawasaki 175CC, $1,800. Both run excellent. Call 320-469-4937. 2-6s BOAT - 1983 Sea-Ray 16.5-ft. run- Call for a free consultation about, Merk 140 I/O, runs good, new trailer tires, permanent reg- (877) 912-6125 istration on trailer,. $1,300 or best off er. Call 320-282-4999. 1-5s Bill Gordon & Associates, a nationwide practice, represents clients before the Social Security Administration. Member of the TX & NM Bar Associations. Mail: 1420 NW St Washington D.C. Office: Broward County Florida. 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�� RENTAL HOUSING OTHER RENTALS HOWARD LAKE - Welcome to CITIES EDGE MINI STORAGE - Run This Size Ad in Newspapers your new home. Heritage Square Multi-size units, monthly rates. All across the State for Just $2,500 in Howard Lake. Very aff ordable, units have steel overhead garage comfortable, and spacious one- �� doors. Sizes available: 10 x 12 for Metro region only $1,450 and two-bedroom apartments set $55, 10 x 22.5 for $80, 10 x 20 for Great Results �� in a warm and secure senior com- for Current �� $75, and 10 x 25 for $80. Easy ac- Other regions also available munity environment. Well main- cess and on-site security system. Advertisers �� tained, one-level units include �� Call Chuck 320-485-4621 or 320- Total circ. nearly 1.5 million heat, water, garbage, and free �� 282-4999. 26tfc Contact �� laundry. Good Samaritan Society - �� TWO SPACES FOR RENT IN Herald Journal �� Heritage Square. Age and income restrictions apply. Call 320-543- DASSEL - 2,500 sq. ft. space, heat- �� ed and has a 400 sq. ft. mezzanine �� 3331. Equal Housing Opportunity. (320) 485-2535 �� www.good-sam.com. 26tfc offi ce with heating and AC, plus �� two 14-ft overhead doors. Also, COKATO - 3 bedroom, lower unit another space of 500 sq. ft. with a �� apartment, CA, 1 car garage, wash- �� 10x8 door, heated. Both have Hwy �� er/dryer, dishwasher, no smoking, 12 exposure and are available Au- �� no pets, references needed, newly gust 1st. Call 952-994-4002. �� decorated. $875 a month. Call 612- 619-9402. Be Careful! HJ Classifi eds monitors all in- coming ads to try avoid scams or COKATO APARTMENTS III phony off ers, however, it is pos- A New Home for You! sible at times scammers contact �� people who are advertising (such NEW! No age restrictions (age 18+) �� as off ering to pay more and ask- �� ing the diff erence be sent back). Spacious One-bedroom Apartments �� Please use caution and common �� (Max. Occupancy 2) �� sense in all transactions, whether �� Rent includes heat, water, �� here or in any other media. �� sewer, and trash. �� Downtown location • Elevator �� Community room with kitchen �� Call Judy today! (320) 286-2758 �� www.smrrental.com �� d43c ��

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�� St. Mary’s Care Center �� 5c �� OTR DRIVERS �� Growing company needs �� full-time, dependable, local, �� regional company drivers. �� Minimum requirements are �� 2 years experience (fl atbed �� or van) and good MVR. Home �� SCHOOL-AGE CARE ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR - At the Dassel-Cokato �� weekly. Must have Class A Schools Charger Kids Club. This position will provide excellent care by �� CDL. Good pay and excellent �� guiding children in a variety of activities and maintaining a safe, clean, �� benefi ts package. and friendly environment. H/she Works with the Site Supervisor in all as- WORSHIP TEAM DIRECTOR - �� Call (320) 485-2325, pects of program planning and assisting the Programs Coordinator with This person will work closely with �� stop in and see us, Community Education offi ce duties and communications. Shifts vary be- Pastor(s) to organize the worship �� tween 5:45-7:50 am, and 2:00-6:00 pm, to equal/not to exceed 20 hours/ or send resume to �� service, which includes music, �� week, 40/weeks per year (September-June). Schedule to be coordinated musicians, etc. The ideal candi- �� [email protected] with Site Supervisor. Position may continue in the summer months as date should have a good under- �� or K-Way Express, needed and agreed upon by both supervisors. Pay Rate: $14.00/hour. standing of the LCMS faith and �� Requirements: High School Diploma, knowledge and ability to operate �� Attn: Human Resources, its practice, extensive experience PO Box 266, computers, software, printers, and other offi ce equipment, ability to with selecting music, ability to �� Winsted, MN 55395 communicate verbally and in writing to individuals and groups, and work play piano/another instrument/or �� together as a team player. Please apply within the Dassel-Cokato Com- �� be able to sing, as well as working munity Education offi ce or online at district.k12.mn.us by downloading with a team. He/she should also �� a Non-licensed Personnel application and email to [email protected]. have knowledge of technology

�� d38tfc �� mn.us. Application Deadline: August 2nd or until fi lled. 5c used during the services (i.e. Pow- 5-6c �� erPoint, sound systems, etc). This is a salaried position estimated at 10 hours per week. Complete all required documents and submit to zion.mayer.offi [email protected] or mail to: Zion Lutheran Church- Mayer, Attn: Employment 209 Bluejay Ave, Mayer MN 55360 tfz Area News Litchfi eld woman dies in Hwy. McLeod Co. probation offi cer Waconia development 212 crash retires after 45 years proposal delayed over woods A 58-year-old Litchfi eld woman is dead following a crash Andy Ypma served as a probation offi cer in McLeod County A preliminary plat request for a proposed development called on Highway 12 in Dahlgren Township at 10:52 a.m. July 8, the for so long he says he started in the B.C. era, the Hutchinson Woodland Creek was tabled by the Waconia City Council recently Chanhassen Villager reported. Leader reported.. over concerns about trees, the Waconia Patriot reported. Antoinette Marie King was driving a 2006 Buick Rendezvous “That’s before computers and before cell phones,” he said The development is targeted for about 37 acres of property lo- westbound on Hwy. 212 when it went into the eastbound lane and Monday morning, the start of his fi rst full week of retirement. cated south of the Sierra neighborhood and east of Highway 284. hit a 2011 Chevrolet Suburban head-on, according to a Minne- After 45 years on the job, Ypma’s last day concluded July 9 The city council approved an annexation agreement with sota State Patrol report. with a farewell reception in the basement of the McLeod County Waconia Township in early May that enables the property to be Elen Marie Stark, 55, of Sanborn, who was driving the Subur- Courthouse. The room was packed with law enforcement, do- developed, however, at the annexation hearing, recent planning ban, was treated for non-life threatening injuries at Ridgeview mestic violence advocates, foster parents, guardians, former cli- commission meetings, and in a petition, neighboring residents Medical Center. ents, school staff, therapists, and more. expressed concerns about potential increase in traffi c emanating The Carver County Sheriff’s Offi ce and Cologne Fire Depart- “I have had an awesome career,” he said. “Much of what I did from the new development through the Sierra and Campfi re Court ment responded to the crash. had to do with relationships, trying to inspire individuals on a neighborhoods, as well as concerns about removal of existing case load to do the right thing, to become the man or woman they woodlands and treed buffer areas for Sierra neighbors. Teen admits to break-in can be in the community and live within our community. I’ve had Concerns have been raised about the developer’s plan to remove many positive relationships.” a signifi cant number of trees – more than twice as much forestation related to spree of burglaries Along the way, Ypma has worked alongside fi ve judges, 27 as allowed under the city’s tree preservation ordinance. A Maple Grove teenager has pleaded guilty to a home break-in McLeod County Board members, three county attorneys, and The council agreed to table the plat request until later in July. that authorities suspect was among many carried out by multiple four social service directors. suspects this summer around the Twin Cities, the Star Tribune re- Looking ahead, he intends to work with families and kids a Commission supports solar ported. few days a week at the Village Ranch in Cokato. He also has project near Glencoe Brendan A. Durant was one of two 18-year-olds charged last plans to help out at group homes where kids are working to get month in Wright County District Court with felony burglary, as well their lives back on track. The McLeod County Planning Commission recommended ap- as misdemeanors for fl eeing police and receiving stolen property. “Relationships are more important than anything else,” Ypma proval of a proposal to expand a 30-acre solar garden between Durant pleaded guilty to the burglary count and struck a deal with said. “Positive relationships encourage them to be all they can Glencoe and Plato to more than 40 acres, the McLeod County prosecutors that caps his potential time in lockup at six months. A be.” Chronicle reported. 10-year stint on probation is also possible when he’s sentenced Sept. The proposal was on the agenda for the McLeod County 25. Litchfi eld’s Heritage Board’s July 16 meeting. The same charges remain pending against Durant’s alleged ac- complice, Davion M. Allyn, of Coon Rapids. committee receives grant Hutchinson bomb threat The two are suspected of fueling a burglary spree that has hit Litchfi eld’s Heritage Preservation Committee received a Leg- found not credible many communities, with the perpetrators working in small groups acy History grant from the Minnesota Historical Society in May, Hutchinson police responded Monday morning to a report and getting into homes by using garage door openers left in un- the Litchfi eld Independent Review reported. of a bomb threat at Kids Inc., a Hutchinson child care center, the locked vehicles. The grant will be used to create a downtown walking tour Hutchinson Leader reported. Allyn and Durant were arrested June 10 in connection with a resi- guide. Police received a call reporting the threat at 5:39 a.m. It had origi- dential break-in in Otsego. The project includes a brochure listing Litchfi eld’s historic nated from a voicemail left over the weekend at Kids Inc. Police Before they were caught, the Wright County Sheriff’s Offi ce said sites and videos for all 28 locations. cleared the building and investigated. it had received 20 calls about stolen vehicles, thefts from vehicles, The brochure has a QR code on the back that users can scan to “We did not fi nd it to be a credible threat,” said Police Chief Tom and residential burglaries believed to have been carried out by the see a video of each historic site. two and others. Gifferson. The investigation is ongoing, but there is no suspect at this time. Kids Inc. was open Monday. LocalLocal Food,Food, FunFun && EntertainmentEntertainment

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