P.O. Box 69 Ellendale, ND 58436 Network Connections January/February 2016 New Year’s greeting from DRN’s CEO/General Manager Our entire organization joins me in sending holiday greetings with every good wish for the New Year! This time of year is a time for all of us here at DRN to be thankful for the opportunity to serve as your total technology solutions provider. It is also a time of year when the term local takes on extra meaning to DRN as a member-owned cooperative. We are commited to contribute to the organizations that help make the communities we serve a better place. Our board of directors and employees make financial donations and give of their time to assure DRN lives up to its responsibility as a cooperative to serve its members growing needs. I am happy to announce once again this year at our November Board Meeting, the DRN Board authorized the retirement of capital credits. Capital credits represent the co-op principle of member Robert K. Johnson CEO/General Manager economic participation. DRN issued 9,217 checks to members retiring over $2.2 million in December. The average dividend check was $245 and is equivalent to one free year of local telephone service. Including the dividend retirement this year, DRN has returned more than $18 million in capital credits to its members in the history of your company. It is our wish that the timing of this disbursement helps to make your holiday season just a little brighter. n

® TiVo T6 What are capital credits? Capital credits reflect each member’s ownership in the cooperative. Telecommunications cooperatives like DRN do not earn profits in the sense that investor-owned utilities earn profits for their investors. Instead, any margins or revenues from the sale of telecommunications services after all expenses have been paid are The watch-anything, returned to the cooperative’s members in proportion to their telecom service usage. Capital credits were mailed to go-anywhere TV solution. members in December. If you have questions about your capital credits, please call DRN at 344-5000. Freedom to roam. Maximize your Wi-Fi network Able to stream live or recorded shows on up to four iOS devices at once, T6 keeps everybody in the High-speed Internet is a great service to have, if you use it right. How you manage your house happy. Watch your favorite movie in the living room while the kids watch cartoons upstairs. Connect Internet connection and all your devices determines the speed and quality that you receive to a WiFi network and stream live TV shows and from your Wi-Fi. Many times, the reason for a slow connection speed is the wireless router. sporting events on your iPad® or iPhone® wherever Even with the fastest Internet speed in the world, if the router isn’t functioning properly you go. Or, download recorded shows remotely to speed and connection problems will occur. watch when you’re not online. $23.95 per month WI-FI TIPS Make sure your router is centrally located within your home. The closer in this issue: For more information contact us at your device is to the router, the stronger the signal. 877-559-4692 or www.drtel.com 2 Business Spotlight– The number of users and devices affect the speed of internet.Wireless de- Mahler’s Village Variety TiVo, the TiVo logo, the Thumbs Up logo, and the Thumbs Down logo are registered trademarks of TiVo Inc. and its subsidiaries worldwide. All rights reserved. All other trademarks and logos are property of their respective owners vices and users in the home are quickly increasing, higher speed internet 3 Telephone Rate Change is often needed to accommodate. Wi-Fi Story continued on page 4. >> 5 2016 Scholarships Business Spotlight is the spice of life at New directory listings Ashley 288 Forman 724 (cont.) Lisbon 683 (cont.) Variety Mahler’s Village Variety Mary Ann Dubose...... 288-3267 Lance Parrow...... 724-6358 Sean Jones...... 683-5634 Brandon Edwards...... 288-3592 Kelly Rohrich...... 724-3042 Marina Khoun...... 683-3293 Ready to plant their roots where their family could grow, Kathy and Paul Garrison...... 288-3156 William Wilkinson...... 724-6458 Kelly Kopp...... 683-5961 Mahler purchased one of Ellendale’s cornerstone businesses, now named Jane Haase...... 288-2385 Geraldine Nogowski...... 683-9762 Mahler’s Village Variety, on October 14, 1985. Fort Ransom 973 Tanner Meidinger...... 288-3665 Zvonko Peterkovic...... 683-5128 Justin L Jones...... 973-2688 Martin Mwarabu...... 288-2014 James Price...... 683-5740 The timing was right to buy the business from Art and Ardy Fryslie. Paul had Eric Thorfinnson...... 973-4041 over 13 years of retail experience at J.C. Penney and Kathy also worked in retail. Chris Niskanen...... 288-3327 Verna Rufsvold...... 683-4299 They both shared a love of working with customers. However, Paul’s job Wyatt Piatz...... 288-3816 Fullerton 375 Jacob Vant Hul...... 683-3091 required their family to move every two to three years, including relocating to Willis Zimmerman...... 288-2314 Carter Anderson...... 375-6470 Jacob Wilson...... 683-5786 several states. Keeping their family on the move was not the lifestyle either Paul Crete 753 Guelph 783 Litchville 762 or Kathy wanted for their six children. “Originally from Fairmount, we always J Ptacek...... 753-7902 Roman Braslavskyi...... 783-4439 Lisa Hoffman...... 762-4456 knew we wanted to come back to North Dakota,” said Paul. Scott Witkowski...... 753-7187 Dawn Case...... 783-4450 Dwight Olson...... 762-4811 The community of Ellendale benefits from Mahler’s store as it offers a wide Mathew Claeys...... 783-4492 Edgeley 493 Marion 669 range of general merchandise and unique items, as well as provides personal Trenton Johnson...... 783-4438 Alan Anderson...... 493-2653 Dawn Mehlhoff...... 669-2527 customer service. As small business owners, Paul and Kathy are established Carrie Galbreath...... 493-2009 Gwinner 678 Paul and Kathy Mahler members of the community with a vested interest to help the Ellendale area. Kent Hoots...... 493-2231 Brock Backer...... 678-2498 Milnor 427 Shopping locally also helps keep tax dollars in the community and provides jobs. Tanya Howard...... 493-3016 Angela Bauer...... 678-3822 Kerry Anderson...... 427-5613 Brent & Amy Bergstrom.... 427-5401 According to Kathy, the most frequently purchased items vary from office supplies to spices and candy to their growing Bret Kramer...... 493-2041 Kim Bauer...... 678-2016 Nicki Erickson...... 427-5120 sewing and fabric section. Providing daily necessities, like shoe laces or socks, to the community is an important part of Steven & Tanya Liebold..... 493-2855 James Griffin...... 678-2532 William Galusha...... 427-5852 Mahler’s Village Variety’s success. “What makes our store unique,” said Kathy “is our suppliers do not sell to the big chain Brendan McDermott...... 493-2796 Reuben Hadnot...... 678-6820 Oscar Martinez...... 427-5653 stores. It gives our business a different selection of merchandise, especially gift items.” Deloris Schroeder...... 493-3052 Jordan Murphy...... 678-2789 Alice Triepke...... 493-3127 K Nerison...... 678-2662 Derek Murphy...... 427-5637 Although a keystone business in Ellendale that locals frequent, customers visit from Aberdeen, Frederick, Ashley, Kulm, Jacob Spencer...... 678-6893 Oakes 742 Jud, Oakes and many other communities within a 50 mile radius. All can truly attest, the variety is amazing and the service Ellendale 349 Ryan Undem...... 678-6853 Health Avamere...... 742-4495 received, one of the best! Clarence Dyke...... 349-3867 Deanna Youle...... 678-2672 Cassandra Bergan...... 742-3215 Paxton Gilbert...... 349-4428 History didn’t always paint a pretty picture. A fire on November 20, 1990 burned Mahler’s Village Variety to the ground and Kinsey Holm...... 349-3049 Jud 685 Jacob Bollum...... 742-2950 could have been an end to their business. However, the Mahlers were determined to keep their dream alive and with the Tabitha Kendall...... 349-2796 Deb Gapinski...... 685-2402 Brady Coleman...... 742-3665 support of the community they were able to rebuild their business. Bonnie Lehnhoff...... 349-2047 Elaine Frederick...... 742-2678 Kathryn 796 Mitchell J Merkel, CPA PC... 349-2460 Martha Frias...... 742-3766 To the Mahler family, especially when their kids were young and still at home, family time comes first. Their children Josh Kruger...... 796-7649 Kayleen Rithmiller...... 349-2563 Dylan Murphy...... 742-4594 participated in school activities and worked on homework while Paul and Kathy began relying on DRN’s internet service at Tabitha McKay...... 796-7537 Lori Shackle...... 349-3062 Jessica Peters...... 742-2492 home to complete the inventory ordering. “Work doesn’t end when we close the store,” said Kathy. Robert Schmit...... 742-2012 Patrick Shreve...... 349-2982 Kulm 647 The Mahler’s accept credit cards and depend on DRN for uninterrupted service to be able to process these sales which helps Steven Shumaker...... 349-3281 Allie Marks...... 647-2778 Tim Sitzler...... 742-2532 increase revenues. They also take telephone orders from customers and work with vendors over the phone. Sue Urlacher...... 349-3119 Leonard Yuknis...... 647-2466 Venturia, SD 687 Chris Hofer...... (605) 687-8070 Now with their children grown, Paul is a Thrivent Financial Representative, putting Kathy in the driver’s seat as the day-to- Forbes 357 LaMoure 883 day supervisor of Mahler’s Village Variety. Both Paul and Kathy greatly appreciate their staff, Brenda Heine who has been Spring Creek Colony...... 357-8471 Joshua Ensz...... 883-5954 Verona 432 with them since their beginning, as well as Alysse Taylor and Nita Harlen. Kaden Ferch...... 883-5990 Forbes, SD 358 Dylan Eull...... 432-5993 William Froemke...... 883-5299 Customers who shop locally receive better customer service and they help keep rural Main Street alive. Stop by and see Kathy Sandy Bobzien...... (605) 358-8871 and her staff today at Mahler’s Village Variety in Ellendale. They can help you find basic supplies or the perfect gift for that Cole Hesby...... 883-5257 Forman 724 Glenn & Mary Ellen Irvine.883-5296 someone special. n Bahradin Abakar...... 724-4046 Linda Jensen...... 883-5478 Thank you! Jaci Arp...... 724-3091 Mitchell Johnston...... 883-5428 Thank you for sharing the spirit From cards and gifts, office and school supplies, housewares, Candice Blumhardt...... 724-3668 Jennifer Lano...... 883-4322 of giving this holiday season! toys, crafts, sewing and fabric supplies, picture frames, Cogswell Contryside...... 724-6451 Ryan Lesko...... 883-4347 scrapbooking and photo album supplies to health and beauty Darla Ekbom...... 724-3596 Jan Meidinger...... 883-5922 The week of Dec. 7 customers items, basic infant needs and pet supplies, the options at brought in non-perishable food Mahler’s store seem endless! Martha Frias...... 724-4098 Jared Scheuring...... 883-4385 Cody Gulleson...... 724-3176 Thomas Starks...... 883-5341 donations to DRN and received a credit on their bill. DRN then 126 Mail Street in Ellendale ~ Hours: Monday – Saturday, Kandi Hall...... 724-6345 Lisbon 683 delivered 331 items to local food 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Austin McLaen...... 724-3273 2 G Evenson Inc...... 683-3211 banks just in time for Christmas. 7 Douglas Olstad...... 724-4107 Teala Holt...... 683-5101 Calendar photos capture rural living DRN 2016 scholarship program DRN subscribers submitted their photos of living, working, and playing Attention students–earn up to $8,000 in scholarships! throughout the area for the 2016 calendar photo contest. These memorable photos captured the true essence of rual life in North Dakota. Customer DRN is passionate about supporting area youth and is medicine, or received their calendars in December. Extra calendars are available at DRN proud to announce it will continue its Scholarship Program engineering. Students customer service locations in Ellendale, Oakes and Lisbon. Thanks to all in 2016. with a focus in the who submitted photos for this year’s calendar. n sciences will be DRN Scholarship automatically DRN will award $11,000 in scholarships to 22 graduating considered for the high school seniors.Two winners will be randomly selected Congratulations to these photo winners featured in the 2016 calendar: Staurulakis Family from each high school within the service territory (Ashley, Marie Bopp Jennifer Johnson Ellie Schmit Scholarships. Edgeley, Ellendale, Kulm, LaMoure, Lisbon, Litchville- Silvia Cale Cassie Johnson Abbie Smith Alice Carr Mara Johnson Barb Sweet Marion, Milnor, North Sargent, Oakes, and Sargent Central). Students are eligible Stacie Coleman Chelsey Jones Gwen Thielges if they attend a high FRS/DRN Scholarship school in one of the Julie Duckworth Chrissy Kartes Marie Vogel On the national level, should a student from our service area DRN exchanges and/ Trista Gemar Krista Lundgren Tammy Wahl be selected to receive one of the 30 Foundation for Rural Pat Glynn Marlene Mathern Angie Waletzko or their parents or guardians are DRN subscribers. Services scholarships ($2,000 each); DRN will contribute Michaela Halvorson Sonia Meehl Carly Wetzel Applicants also must plan to attend an accredited college, an additional $500 to the scholarship bringing the FRS Kristine Harris Katherine Plessner university or vocational school and indicate an interest in scholarship award to $2,500. returning to a rural community following graduation to further their career. Students meeting these criteria are Photo by Trista Gemar Starulakis Family Scholarship DRN/FRS Scholarship Application will also be considered encouraged to apply. The deadline is February 15, 2016. for four new national scholarships funded by Manny and New wireless router supports high speeds and network monitoring Leo Staurulakis, of JSI, in honor of their parents John Applications are available on DRN’s website at www.drtel.com. For more information, contact Are you getting optimum performance from your wi-fi your network saving both time and money! Monitoring your and Chresanthe Staurulakis. The FRS Starulakis Family Janell Hauck 877-559-4692 or 344-5000. n network? As technology advances and available bandwidth home network helps eliminate service calls and prevent Scholarships will provide four $5,000 awards and will give increases, your old router may not be able to support higher future issues. preference to students with an interest in science, math, internet speeds and even certain wireless devices. DRN’s newest advanced wireless router, Calix 844E Gigacenter, Lease the Calix router for only $2.95/mo., or lease the Calix allows for you to get the highest internet speed on all your router with Web Guardian+ services for only $11.95/mo. Annual Do Not Call Residential Customer Notification equipment. Add Web Guardian + and DRN ReadiTech including two licenses. Receive unlimited remote support To address consumer concerns about unwelcome telemarketing calls, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and technicians can safely and securely monitor your network. for all your networking and devices, plus free premise visit Federal Trade Commission (FTC) established a national Do-Not-Call Registry. The registry applies to all telemarketers (with on all on-site technician support. Additional Web Guardian the exception of certain non-profit and political organizations) and covers both interstate and intrastate telemarketing calls. With Web Guardian +, DRN provides the equipment you + licenses can be purchased for $1.95 per machine. If Commercial telemarketers are not allowed to call you if your number is listed on the registry. need, so you don’t have to worry if your router is outdated you have questions about your router or wireless or the wrong model. Also, DRN can remotely troubleshoot internet connection, please call DRN at 344-5000. n You can register your phone number for free and you may remove your number from the list at any time. The Federal Trade Commission will not drop any valid telephone numbers from the National Do Not Call Registry. Consumers may register their residential phone number, and wireless numbers, on the national Do-Not-Call Registry at WI-FI TIPS continued from page 1. no cost. To register by phone, call 1-888-382-1222. For TTY call 1-866-290-4236. You must call from the phone Do a speed test online. Visit http://www.drtel.com/residential-services/internet/. Click the link on the bottom of number you wish to register. the page to test your internet speed. Or, register online at www.donotcall.gov. After registering, your phone number will show up on the registry First, run the test wirelessly to check your wireless Internet connection. Next, take your Ethernet cable and plug it by the next day. Telemarketers have up to 31 days to get your phone number and remove it from their directly into your computer or laptop. Run the speed test again to check the Internet connection coming into your call lists. n home. If your wireless connection is slower than the connection coming into your home, you may have router issues. First reboot your router as that often fixes the problem. The Do-Not-Call Registry will not prevent all unwanted calls. It does not cover the following: If you’re still having trouble, call the DRN internet technical support team at 344-5000. l calls from organizations with which you have established a business relationship; l calls for which you have given prior written consent; l calls which are not commercial or do not include unsolicited advertisements; We wish you a happy new year l calls by or on behalf of tax-exempt non-profit organizations. full of wonderful possibilities! 4 2016 5

ABC Family changes name to Freeform in January DRN employee position updates DRN channels 32 and 240 will change from ABC Family to Freeform on January 12. Freeform will air the same shows, including DRN named Troy Radermacher accounting supervisor. He will be responsible for day-to-day operations of the accounting original series “Pretty Little Liars” and “The Fosters,” as well as the world premieres of new original series ”Shadowhunters” group. Radermacher has worked at DRN as an accountant for 13 years. and “Recovery Road.” Favorite television events like the 13 Nights of Halloween, the 25 Days of Christmas and blockbuster movies will remain on the network. Outside Network Operations Specialist Matt Thorpe recently expanded his role to include building maintenance for DRN properties. Thorpe has been with DRN for 15 years and previously held the title of construction coordinator. n Get the best deal on your TV service when you pick a DRN package including television, phone and high-speed internet starting at $112.95 with over 200 great channels! n Local telephone rates increase Buy 1 Digital Box, Get 1 FREE Effective January 1, 2016, DRN’s local telephone service The elimination of the ARC charge, coupled with the rate will increase to $22.50 per month. increase in local rate, will result in 22 cents net increase for residential customers in January (versus keeping the for all of 2016! This price increase is a result of changes to the Access ARC and local telephone charges separate) and will Looking for digital and premium channels like HBO or Showtime? Buy 1 digital box Recovery Charge (ACR) by the Federal Communications actually save the customer 37 cents in July. for 99¢, get the second box free for the rest of the year! Call 344-5000 today. Commission (FCC). In July 2012, the FCC allowed Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs), like DRN, DRN works hard to connect its customers to the world Offer valid Jan. 1 - Feb. 29, 2016. After Dec 31, 2016 second box charge is $4.95 per month. to assess an Access Recovery Charge (ARC). at an affordable and competitive price. If you have any questions about this rate increase, or the ARC please call What is ARC? The ARC allows local telephone companies 344-5000. n to assess a monthly charge of up to 50 cents per line on residential end users, single-line business customers, and 2015-2016 | WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULE non-primary residential lines. The ARC will increase 50 ACCESS RECOVERY 2015-2016 | WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULE cents annually through 2017. The current rate for ARC is $2 and will increase to $2.50 in July 2016. CHARGE (ARC) FACTS This charge was adopted as part of reforms to the inter- With the new changes, the ARC is moved into local phone carrier compensation regimes. This transitional recovery rates which is patronage allocable. Patronage is capital GIRLS BASKETBALL BOYS BASKETBALL charge was intended to mitigate the effect of reduced credit return based on DRN member’s spending. intercarrier revenues and facilitate continued investment in BOYS BASKETBALL On July 1, 2016 residential customers will save 37 cents Dec 1 GIRLS Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier BASKETBALL @ South Border (Ashley) - 7:30 p.m. Dec 14 Washburn @ Kidder County (Steele) - 7:30 p.m. broadband. Dec 3 Fairmount-Campbell-Tintah @ Richland (Colfax) - 7:30 p.m. Dec 18 Ellendale @ Oakes - 7:30 p.m. per month with the new rate versus paying a separate Access Recovery Charge (ARC). Starting on July 1, 2017, Dec 71 StandingEdgeley-Kulm-Montpelier Rock @ Wilton-Wing @ South - 7:30 Border p.m. (Ashley) - 7:30 p.m. JanDec 514 SouthWashburn Border @ Kidder@ Napoleon County-GS (Steele) - 7:30 -p.m. 7:30 p.m. Companies with rates at a certain local rate level, however, Dec 83 LisbonFairmount-Campbell-Tintah @ Hankinson - 7:30 p.m.@ Richland (Colfax) - 7:30 p.m. JanDec 818 LaMoure-Litchville-MarionEllendale @ Oakes - 7:30 p.m. @ Linton-HMB - 7:30 p.m. DRN’s residential customers will save 43 cents per month are not required to charge the ARC. To eliminate the ARC based on combining the ARC and local telephone rate. Dec 107 HazenStanding @ WiltonRock @-Wing Wilton - 7:30-Wing p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Jan 115 SouthOakes Border@ Napoleon @ Napoleon-GS - 7:30-GS p.m. - 7:30 p.m. and its annual increases, DRN is raising its local telephone Dec 158 HankinsonLisbon @ Hankinson @ Sargent - Central7:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Jan 158 Kidder LaMoure-Litchville-Marion County @ South Border @ Linton (Wishek)-HMB - 7:30- 7:30 p.m. p.m. (Forman) rate to the required level. Dec 1710 Wyndmere-LidgerwoodHazen @ Wilton-Wing - 7:30@ Milnor p.m.-North Sargent - 7:30 p.m. Jan 1611 HazenOakes @ NapoleonWilton-Wing-GS - - 4:30 7:30 p.m. p.m. DRN will continue to charge the ARC on business lines. Dec 1815 EllendaleHankinson @ @ Oakes Sargent - 6:00 Central p.m. (Forman) - 7:30 p.m. Jan 1915 Kidder Wyndmere-Lidgerwood County @ South Border @ Milnor (Wishek)-North Sargent- 7:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Dec 1917 Linton-HMBWyndmere-Lidgerwood @ Oakes - 6:30 @ Milnor p.m. -North Sargent - 7:30 p.m. Jan 2216 HazenHankinson @ Wilton @ Wyndmere-Wing - 4:30-Lidgerwood p.m. - 7:30 p.m JanDec 218 Wilton-WingEllendale @ Oakes @ Kidder - 6:00 County p.m. (Steele) - 3:30 p.m. Jan 2319 Milnor-NorthWyndmere-Lidgerwood Sargent @ @Sargent Milnor Central-North Sargent(Forman) - 7:30- 4:00 p.m. p.m. JanDec 719 Linton-HMB @ KidderOakes -County 6:30 p.m. (Steele) - 7:30 p.m. Jan 2522 Fairmount-Campbell-TintahHankinson @ Wyndmere-Lidgerwood @ Hankinson - 7:30 - 7:30 p.m p.m. Jan 122 Strasburg-ZeelandWilton-Wing @ Kidder @ Napoleon County (Steele)-GS - 7:30 - 3:30 p.m. p.m. Jan 2923 Milnor-NorthStrasburg-Zeeland Sargent @ @Linton Sargent-HMB Central - 7:30 (Forman) p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Be prepared for winter power outages Jan 147 Linton-HMB @ KidderWilton -WingCounty - 7:30(Steele) p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Jan 3025 EllendaleFairmount-Campbell-Tintah @ Lisbon - 7:30 p.m. @ Hankinson - 7:30 p.m. Jan 2312 Milnor-NorthStrasburg-Zeeland Sargent @ @Napoleon Sargent-GS Central - 7:30 (Forman) p.m. - 2:30 p.m. FebJan 229 Linton-HMBStrasburg-Zeeland @ Napoleon @ Linton-GS-HMB - 7:30 - p.m.7:30 p.m. Winter ice storms and blizzards cause more than treacherous driving conditions for travelers. North Dakota winter Jan 3014 EllendaleLinton-HMB @ Lisbon@ Wilton - 6:00-Wing p.m. - 7:30 p.m. FebJan 930 EllendaleEdgeley-Kulm-Montpelier @ Lisbon - 7:30 p.m.@ LaMoure-LM - 7:30 p.m. weather also brings power outages from ice storms potentially meaning hours without life sustaining services. FebJan 123 Napoleon-GSMilnor-North Sargent@ Linton-HMB @ Sargent (Hazelton) Central -(Forman) 7:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Feb 112 Linton-HMBHerreid-Selby @ @ Napoleon Strasburg-GS-Zeeland - 7:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. DRN reminds its fiber optic customers that their telecommunications services are powered by electricity. If their FebJan 430 EllendaleHerreid-Selby @ Lisbon @ Strasburg - 6:00 p.m.-Zeeland - 7:30 p.m. Feb 139 Edgeley-Kulm-MontpelierStrasburg-Zeeland @ Wilton @ -WingLaMoure - 2:30-LM p.m. - 7:30 p.m. main power source goes out, however, all fiber customers have a backup power supply box provided by DRN in Feb 51 LaMoure-Litchville-MarionNapoleon-GS @ Linton-HMB @ (Hazelton) South Border - 7:30 (Wishek) p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Feb 1611 RichlandHerreid-Selby @ Sargent @ Strasburg Central-Zeeland (Forman) - 7:30- 7:30 p.m. p.m. Feb 64 EllendaleHerreid-Selby @ Kidder @ Strasburg County (Steele)-Zeeland - -7:30 7:30 p.m. p.m. Feb 1813 LisbonStrasburg-Zeeland @ Richland (Colfax)@ Wilton --Wing 7:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. their home, apartment complex, or office building. Feb 85 LaMoure-Litchville-MarionRichland @ Wyndmere-Lidgerwood @ South Border- 7:30 p.m. (Wishek) - 7:30 p.m. Feb 2016 TurtleRichland Lake/Mercer-McClusky @ Sargent Central (Forman) @ Kidder - 7:30County p.m. (Steele) - 6:00 p.m. Feb 6 Ellendale @ Kidder County (Steele) - 7:30 p.m. Feb 18 Lisbon @ Richland (Colfax) - 7:30 p.m. The battery backup powers telephone service for approximately eight hours. This means the backup will provide Feb 8 Richland @ Wyndmere-Lidgerwood - 7:30 p.m. Feb 20 Turtle Lake/Mercer-McClusky @ Kidder County (Steele) - 6:00 p.m. eight hours of in use time or talk time. If the power is out for an extended period of time, telephone service will continue to work as long as the battery backup has not been depleted of its eight hours of in use time. During a CHANNELS 7, 95, WRESTLING power outage, Internet and television service disconnects immediately. In order to keep you and your family connected during an extended power outage, DRN recommends connecting PRIME 107 &247 195 Jan 21 LaMoure/EEK/LisbonWRESTLING Triangular @ Lisbon - 6:00 p.m. Jan 26 Linton-HMB @ Oakes - 7:30 p.m. your home or business to a backup generator. Customers with questions regarding their battery backup should Location of games are highlighted in BOLD. Post season schedule

LIVE Jan 2821 LaMoure/EEK/LisbonSouth Border/LaMoure-LM/Napoleon Triangular @ Lisbon Triangular - 6:00 @ p.m.Napoleon - 5:00 p.m. PRIMEto be announced. Schedule247 subject to change. contact a DRN customer careDRN specialist at 344-5000.TV nChannel 221 6 Jan 26 Linton-HMB @ Oakes - 7:30 p.m. 3 Location of games are highlighted in BOLD. Post season schedule to BEK PRIME is availableLIVE statewide. Jan 28 South Border/LaMoure-LM/Napoleon Triangular @ Napoleon - 5:00 p.m. be announced. Schedule subject to change. • In Western North Dakota on the Heroes and Icons network Location of games are highlighted in BOLD. Post season schedule to BEK (KNDB PRIME Over-The-Air is available Ch-26 statewide. Bismarck/KNDM Ch-24 Minot). be announced. Schedule subject to change. • In EasternWestern North North Dakota Dakota on on CoziTV the Heroes (KRDK and Over-The-Air Icons network Ch-4 Fargo/Grand(KNDB Over-The-Air Forks). Ch-26 Bismarck/KNDM Ch-24 Minot). Visit• In Easternwww.bektel.com North Dakota for your on cable/satelliteCoziTV (KRDK Over-The-Airservice provider Ch-4 channel assignment. Fargo/Grand Forks). GamesVisit www.bektel.com will be for your added cable/satellite to the service schedule. provider channel assignment.For the most up-to-date schedule, go to: Games will be addedWWW.BEKSPORTS.CO to the schedule. For the most up-to-dateM schedule, go to: WWW.BEKSPORTS.COM FIND US ON: www.facebook.com/beksports | www.twitter.com/beksports | www.youtube.com/beksportsnetwork | | FIND US ON: www.facebook.com/beksports | www.twitter.com/beksports | www.youtube.com/beksportsnetwork | |