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Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Volume 41 • Number 2
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African Trip Focus of ARS BrownBagger Feb. 27
ElectricLand in Sidney is NOT Closing
Watford City Area Business Leaders Welcome Oil & Gas Economist
Watford City Area Chamber of Commerce and the Economic Development Corp. annual meeting featured speaker to discuss global oil market
Watford City, N.D.—The Wat-ford City Area Chamber of Com-merce and the Watford City Eco-nomic Development Corporation are pleased to announce that the annual meeting is scheduled for March 4th, 2015 at 5:30 pm and will
Watford City. The event will include a social hour starting at 5:30 pm followed by dinner at 6:30 pm.
of Loren C. Scott & Associates, a Louisiana based consulting
how long will it last?” The presentation will address several key questions, including: When the price drops sharply and a lot
low or is there realistic hope for at least some reversal?
country. We hope people will join us to learn more about this industry and what Dr. Scott has to say about the future of this industry,” said Darick Franzen, Watford City Area Chamber of Commerce president.
In addition to the featured speaker presentation, the EDC
a new website that features stories of Watford City residents in their own words. The goal of the project is to allow Watford City residents an opportunity to provide an informative, visual and dynamic place for those seeking information about the area.
and work in Watford City. Tickets for the event are $50.00 per person. Anyone
interested in attending should contact Mary Gumke chamber coordinator at 701-570-5084 or at [email protected].
About: The Watford City Area Chamber of Commerce serves, supports and promotes businesses in the Watford City, N.D. area. The chamber focuses on professional development, business development, community promotion and retail. The Watford City Economic Development Corporation is a private,
in the community and to create new business opportunities in the area.
By Dianne Swanson-
turing bankruptcy. The bankruptcy affects the approximately 4000 company stores owned in the US. The more than 1,000 dealer franchise stores in 25 countries are not affected. Electri-cLand is a franchise store, independently owned and operated
by Raleigh and Deb Peck, and therefore is NOT affected by the bankruptcy.
use it by March 6 due to the bankruptcy, otherwise those funds will be lost.
are here to serve our customers to the best of our ability like wehave since July of 2000.”
As a franchise, ElectricLand purchases from variousvendors. Everything that was available through Radio Shack is available through other suppliers and ElectricLand is work-
ing on contracting with those suppliers.
Peck pointed out that ElectricLand is one of the few Sony dealers in Montana, that they also provide Dish Net-work, Direct TV, Verizon cellphones and Control 4 homeautomation, just to name afew. None of those entitieshave anything to do with Ra-dio Shack. ElectricLand alsoprovides installation service for everything from car starters to complete business or home audio, video security systems and fire alarm panels andmonitoring.
-tinue to expand and improve,”
Come and check out all thegreat businesses in town.”
Peck encourages anyone with questions or concerns tocall the store at 406-433-4370, like them on Facebook forupdates, or just stop by. Elec-tricLand is open Monday – Fri-day 9am to 6 pm and Saturday 9am to 5 pm in the Shops at Fox Run 410 N. Central Ave.,Sidney.
Cheetahs, and leopards and lions! Oh my!
this, the second presentation in the USDA-Agricultural Research
safari” begins at noon on Friday, Feb. 27 and takes us to the southern tip of Africa with NPARL Entomologist/Ecologist Dave
event is open to the public.
of Kruger National Park.” In his talk, he will highlight his travels to the country of
Mozambique where he spent time in a rural subsistence farm-
that with a discussion of his journey to Kruger National Park, a 5-million-acre preserve in South Africa. There he explored the
and its diverse community of herbivores and predators such as cheetahs, leopards, and lions. Oh yeah!
Tech Transfer Room on Fridays, from noon to 1 p.m. The lab is located at 1500 N. Central Avenue in Sidney, MT.
include:
Forests along the Missouri River”-
ing and Nitrogen Fertilization Effects on Soil Water and Wheat Yield in China” (incorporating another interesting ag travelogue)
• April 3 – Lance Vermiere, ARS Range Ecologist, Miles
Land Reclamation: Developing Your Plan Workshop on March 13
The North Dakota State University Extension Service is holding a workshop on March 13th to assist producers with land reclamation challenges. The agenda includes:
Development of a pre-plan for reclamation through a base-line inventory checklist – Dr. Kevin Sedivec, NDSU Extension Service rangeland management specialist.
Recommendations for surface use agreements, easements, and surface issues – David Saxowsky, associate professor,NDSU Agriculture and Applied Economics Departments
Suggested methods of communication with partners, neigh-
NDSU Extension Service community vitality specialist.A panel of local landowners and NDSU Extension Service
specialists will also discuss what they have learned so far about reclamation issues.
This workshop will be held on Friday, March 13th from 10
Restaurant in Watford City. Lunch will be provided courtesy of
March 10.
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The family of Nathan Alan Sims wants to thank the emergency responders, his school, the community, family & friends for the support you provided us with during such a difficult time. Your contributions, memorials, food and essential donations were all so appreciated. Know that
Nathan was only 16 years old when he left us, but know also, that those 16 years were filled with unconditional love. We will forever cherish all the love & laughter he added to
our lives in those short 16 years.
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Derek Brewer, 49, Watford City, ND
Funeral services for Derek Brewer, 49, of Watford City, ND were at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at the 1st Baptist Church in Newark, AR. A time of gathering began at 10:00 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment of cremains followed with military honors in the Macadonai Cemetery in Newark, AR. Remembrances, pictures and condolences may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.
Derek died on Sunday, February 14, 2015 at his home in Watford City, ND.
Severt Sponheim, 100, Cartwright, ND
Funeral service for Severt Sponheim, 100, of Cartwright, ND were held at 2:00 p.m., Monday, February 23, at the Fairview Alliance Church with Pastor Paul Sponheim and
Burial followed at the Fairview Cemetery under the direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home of Sidney, MT. Remembrances, pictures and condolences may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.
Severt died on February 18, 2015 at the Sidney Health Center in Sidney, MT.
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Parenting Class for New or Expecting Parents Starts in March
By Marcia HellandsaasNDSU Extension Agent, McKenzie County
The basics of parenting infants will be the topic of parenting classes set for Wednesday evenings – March 11, 18, 25 and
Northwest, in Watford City. Each session will be held from 5:30 to 7 pm and will include a lite supper.
Growth and development, bonding, attachment, feeding and sleeping will be among the topics of the four sessions of this curriculum, Basic Beginnings, developed by NDSU Extension Service Human Development Specialists.
Attendees will receive a Family Activity Workbook which will include opportunities for journaling, inserting photos and listing important phone numbers. The Book also includes instructions for swaddling a baby, diaper changing and safely preparing your home for a toddler. Discussions, demonstrations and hands-on activities will all be included with these classes.
New and expecting parents (or those who will welcome a baby after a long break) are encouraged to attend.
Pre-registration is requested prior to attending. Please
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Free Jason DeShaw Concert At The Mondak Heritage Center Feb. 28th
By Meagan DotsonThe Free Store at the Lonsdale United
Methodist Church in Sidney, MT is taking donations for their Prom-drive, a second year event where those with a need for prom attire can come and shop for free. Items such as prom dresses, tuxedos, shoes, purses, hair
accessories, and specialty undergarments such as strapless corsets will be made available and there are no income requirements.
“If you need a prom dress or tuxedo, come and get one,” said Reverend Vicki Waddington who discussed the limited availability of formal wear in town. With cost being a factor for some families, traveling to purchase items for Prom can also be an inconvenience.
Saturday, March 14 the Free Store will
are looking for prom attire from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm; dresses and tuxedos will be displayed in the church parlor. All items may be tried on to
-sories can be donated back to the Free Store to be offered as Spring Fling attire or for next
The Free Store is requesting that all donations be in to them by March 13 so that
open from 9:00am to 12:00pm Monday through Friday and donations can be dropped off at the back door; there is a coat rack just inside 0n which clothing can be hung. The Free Store
individuals and businesses for hair, nails and dinner and these will be given out based on availability. The Free Store is looking to borrow a full length mirror for their specialty shopping day on March 14. Anyone looking for more information on donating or anyone interested
406-433-3110.
Center is happy to announce that country western singer
-forming on February 28, 2015
6:30. This concert is free and open to the public.
recording debut on his moth-
graduate of Carroll College,
states, Canada and Europe.
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inspirational speaker sharing his story of living with bipolar
“Serenity in the Storm,” is inter-woven with original music that
recently received the Lionel Aldridge Champions Award from the National Alliance on
Mental Illness.This concert is made pos-
sible through a grant by the Williston Star Fund.
For further information please contact Kim at the Mon-
richland.org or 406-433-3500.
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Lonsdale United Methodist Church to Hold Prom Drive
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Close to 80 leaders from the Williston Area Construction and Real Estate Industry gathered on February February 19 to share their outlooks on the construction, housing and development mar-kets for 2015 in the wake of the recent drop in oil prices. Mike Dol-bec of Windsong Construction, John Sessions of Bakken Housing Company , Bob Horab of McCody Concrete Products, and Scott Meske, President of the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce participated in an open forum, moderated by Jim Rasche of Spec Ops Construction Services. The panel discussion was the featured presentation at the February General Membership Meeting of the
The combined value of the investments in the Williston area represented by the panelists is well in excess of several hundred million dollars as they laid bare their visions for the upcoming 12 months.
Dolbec reported that the price of housing was holding steady in the face of various oil company slowdowns and that demand for new product has not abated. Sessions echoed that viewpoint but pointed out that even though rental rates are holding in response to demand, it may become necessary to include additional amenities in
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Dakota in response to the strong demand for affordable housing.
and explained the Heitkamp/Murkowski proposals in Washington, DC to raise the FHA loan limits as well as their support for urging oil exports to Mexico….both in the best interests of the Bakken Region.
Meske had an unusual description for the activity in the Bakken as slowing from “Insane” to merely “Crazy”. The panelists all shared the view that the market slowdown was somewhat welcomed in that it gives the area economy a chance to “catch its breath” and reload for even greater opportunities in a more structured and or-ganized environment. Horab explained that, as a life-long resident of the area, he has seen previous booms and busts. However, the difference for him this time is that the oil extraction infrastructure in place combined with the proven reserves in the ground, make it imminent for the oil industry to continue future development. He also reiterated that a “weed and feed” thinning out of the construction “non-performers” would be welcomed.
Williston Area Builders Assn (WABA) represents members in Williams, McKenzie, Mountrail, Burke & Divide counties. The mem-
140,000 members nationwide. The association provides members with discounts and the power to have your voice heard at the Capitol.
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Builders’ Association Panel: “Construction Market Cooling from Insane to Merely Crazy”
Bakken crude oil onboard train derailment in West VirginiaSecond incident within days
By Tie Shank
a snowstorm in an unincorporated area near Mount Carbon, West
sky and evacuating hundreds of nearby residents from their homes. At this time, it is unsure how many gallons out of the 3 million
gallons of crude oil onboard spilled into a Kanawha River tributary. According to the train company, CSX, one homeowner was treated for smoke inhalation, but no other injuries were reported.
crude derailed in a remote area of Timmins, Ontario. In an emailed
Waldron, said “Seventy-one cars of the 100-car train have been safely moved away from the derailment site. Early site assessments indicate that at total of 29 cars are involved in the incident.” He added “That same assessment indicates that seven cars of those 29 are
and is under investigation. Critics on both sides of the Keystone XL Pipeline controversy
According to Department of Transportation records reviewed by The Associated Press, reports of oil leaking from railroad tank cars have increased from 12 in 2008 to 186 last year and trains hauling Bakken-region oil have been involved in major accidents
Quebec, where 47 people were killed by an explosive derailment in 2013.
Daniel Kish, an Institute for Energy Research vice pres-ident, said in an interview that “trains remain a safe way to move oil” and that “the U.S. rail industry has met the demands of the recent domestic-energy boom,” but he feels underground pipelines are a safer method of transport.
Kish states, “Any time you make more trips – whether its trains, trucks or buses – acci-
to scare people, but the records show that if you move more stuff there will be more problems.” He adds, “But I have to say to
the safer the transportation, which leads me to the pipeline
-ral Resources Defense Council,
blowouts or leaks over the past two decades.”
An article published on February 11, 2015 on www.thehill.com states “The House voted to approve legislation authorizing construction of the Keystone XL oil sands pipeline,
House has repeatedly said Pres-ident Obama will veto the legis-lation, and Republicans do not appear to have the two-thirds majority in either chamber to override him. The only mystery left is when and how Obama will announce the veto.”
Meanwhile, TransCanada
Girling, told reporters in Toron-to in early February that the company is tired of waiting for a resolution of the Keystone XL delays. Their Canadian com-petitors, Kinder Morgan and Enbridge have begun building rail capacity.
Critics say the oil will move one way or another, but which transportation method will be used remains uncertain.
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Back (L-R) coaches Chris Gurney and Mike Fink. Middle row (L-R) Gunner Kostelecky, Hayden Conn, Landon
Schumacher, Justin Filler, Cooper McNally, Elijah Diaz-Brown, Trevin Trudell. Front Tara Witt, Mason Kindopp,
Shandon Gurney goalie, Logan Schumacher, Jed Calvin.
Front (L-R) Lane Obergfell, Matt Folstad, Trent Schilling, Preston Wilhelm, Cayden Hecker, Peyton Tofte, Dylan Johnson. Back (L-R) Taylor Searer, Kyle Mueller, James Haraldson, John
Haraldson, Nathan Anderson, Jade Erickson, Skylar Petrik, Lane Wold, Ian Aldrich.
Front (L-R) Ally McLaughlin, Lexi Berube, Courtney Hecker, Brooke Franklin, Micala Morehouse. Middle (L-R) Bryana
Christensen, Jordan Baxter, Aubrey Kessel, Breanna Frank, Danielle Steinley, Makenzie Bjork. Back (L-R) Shawnee Tyler,
Mary Voll, Malorie Cvancara. Coach Damon McLaughlin, assistant coaches Clint Hecker and Jason Schmierer not
pictured.
Back (L-R) Braden Kindopp, Logan Boyer, William Van Hook, Tate Wieferich, Bryce Wold, Ty Travaglino, Nicolas Trevino. Front (L-R) Jaxson Franklin, Wes Van Hook, Casey Rehbein, Grady Larson, Austen Taylor, Shay Erickson. Not pictured coaches Lee Harris, Justin Boyer,
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Names not available. Front (L-R) Miguel Trevino, Baker, Aram Garcia, Brady Collins, Jarrett Averett, Will Sparks, Keetan Kostelecky, Blake Johnson, Jory Horsbaugh, Ashlynn Johnston. Back (L-R) Jaymin Walla, Garrett Youngquist, Aaron Filler, Kale Witt, Hayden, Jonathon King, Drew Ellingson, Corbyn Holler, Mason, Garrett Larsen, Brock Schlothauer. Coaches (L-R) Brenden Witt and
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Front (L-R) Caleb Jiminson, Parker Tofte, Ethan Petrik, Chase Morehouse, Chase Metcalf. Back (L-R) Ryan Huotari, Kyler Garsjo, Bill Steinley, Kade Huortari, Connor Fink, Riley Kostelecky, Avery Aamoth.
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HockeySat, Feb 28
Williston at Sidney Bantam, 1 pmCrosby at Watford City Girls 19U, Girls
12U, PeeWee, Jr. Gold A & B
Sun, Mar 1Sidney Gils 12U at Crosby, 12 pmDickinson at Watford City Girls 12U
Thurs & Fri, Mar 5 & 6Sidney Jr. Gold at State Tourney
Fri, Mar 6Sidney Girls U19 at State Tourney
BasketballWed., Feb. 25
Eastern C Divisionals at Wolf Point: Brockton girls vs Saco/WW/Hins, 2:30 p.m., Fairview girls vs Nashua, 4 p.m. Circle girls vs Dodson, 5:30 p.m., MonDak girls vs Scobey, 7 p.m.
Thurs., Feb. 26Sidney Boys & Girls at Blgs. Metra
Eastern A Divisionals: Sidney boys vs Hardin, 12:30 p.m.: Sidney girls vs Billings Central, 2 p.m.
Eastern C Divisionals at Wolf Point: Savage boys vs Hinsdale, 12 p.m.; Fairview boys vs Scobey, 1:30 p.m., MonDak boys vs Saco/WW, 3 p.m., Culbertson boys vs Frazer, 4:30 p.m.
Fri-Mon, Feb 27-Mar 2Watford City Boys at New Town District
Tourney
Fri., Feb 27Sidney Boys & Girls at Blgs. Metra
Eastern A DivisionalsEastern C Divisionals at Wolf Point
Sat., Feb. 28Sidney Boys & Girls at Blgs. Metra
Eastern A DivisionalsEastern C Divisionals at Wolf Point
Thurs & Fri, Mar 5 & 6Sidney Girls at Hamilton State TourneyWatford City Girls at Minot State Tour-
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Sidney Wrestling Club Travels to Glasgow & Great FallsThe Sidney Wrestling Club
had a big weekend on the road. The little guy wrestlers went to Glasgow. The Middle school wrestlers got on the bus and poured on the miles and mat time as they traveled to 3 events across the state.
They were on two teams, Sidney’s Eagle Force and East-ern Montana’s Delta Forces, for dual tournaments in Great Falls, Friday and Choteau, Saturday. They competed in an individual tournament in Butte on Sunday. We are very proud of how they
all competed this weekend.Friday score – Dual vs
Great FallsSidney’s Eagle Force team
won a close dual on Friday night vs Great Falls. The final score was 57-49.
Saturday’s score Choteau Duals. There were 16 teams competing from across Montana on Saturday. Sidney finished 2nd. Delta Force finished 4th.
Sidney’s Eagle Force: Sid-ney 114 vs Shelby 3; Sidney 55 vs Billings Heights 51; Sidney 66 vs Great Falls East 31; Sidney
70 vs Delta Force 33; Sidney 54 vs Team MT 42; Eastern Mon-tana Delta Force; Delta 48 vs Helena 53; Delta 68 vs Chinook/Valier 12; Delta 48 vs Choteau 36; Delta 47 vs Glasgow 63.
Sunday’s score, Butte Cyclops Tournament: Aden Graves, 3rd; Zander Burnison, 4th; Kolby Hutzenbiler, 6th;
Christian Dean, 4th; Everett Jensen, 3rd; AJ Ullmer, 4th; Trev-or Dean, 5th; Trey Schepens, 2nd; Josh Aisenbrey, 2nd; Jace Winter, 4th; Ryan Wyman, 1st.
Submitted by Janelle JensenResults are as follows:
Tots 41.6 lb, Kade Kutzler, 5th place; 44.6 lb, Brenner Mullin, 2nd place; 51.3 lb, Silas Wich-man, 2nd place; 53.5 lb, Shay Severson, 3rd place; 58.1 lb Collin Ross, 2nd place. Bantams 41.3 lb, Dawson Baltrusch, 3rd place; 41.3 lb, Rylan McGahan, 4th place; 46.0 lb, Joshua Dil-day, 2nd place; 47.1 lb, Cayden Hambro, 4th place, 48.1 lb, Carson Propp, 4th place; 49.9 lb, Maliek Taylor, 2nd place, 51.9 lb, RJ Engstrom, 4th place;
53.6 lb, Jaiden Gustafson, 2nd place; 55.3 lb, Morgan Reid, 2nd place; 56.7 lb, Tyson Savik, 2nd place; 56.7 lb, Brody Keysor, 3rd place. 56.9 lb, Ty Schepens, 1st place; 58.1 lb, Gradin Sukut, 4th place. 59.2 lb, Ryker Wise, 1st Place; 59.2 lb, Gavin Skoy, 2nd place. 60.4 lb, Brandon Becker, 3rd place; 62.2 lb, Beau Mullin, 5th place; 63.9 lb, Koltyn Mullin, 4th place; 96.1 lb, Kaleb Kutzler, 1st place. Midgets 51.4 lb, Re-ece Graves, 1st place; 60.0 lb, Kaden Savik, 5th place. 63.4 lb, Nathan Carlsen, 3rd place.
69.9 lb, Deion Taylor, 3rd place. 97.1 lb, Dillon Skoy, 3rd place. Novices 67.3 lb, Owen Lonski, 2nd place; 67.3 lb, Ben Carlsen, 5th place; 76.1 lb, Kaden Wise, 2nd place; 81.0 lb, Tucker Nev-ins, 2nd place; 87.2 lb, Nathan Romo, 4th place. 87.2 lb, Paul Whitaker, 5th place; 90.2 lb, Kolter Savik, 2nd place; 105.8 lb, Shanti Taylor, 4th place; 123.5 lb, Garrett Strauser, 3rd place. 123.5 lb, Dallis Massey, 4th place; 123.5 lb, Cole Hum-phries, 5th place. Schoolboy 103.6 lb, Kolton Reid, 1st place.
The Sidney Wrestling Club travelled to Glasgow with 41 wrestlers on Saturday, Feb. 21, to participate in the Glasgow AAU Folkstyle Invitational Tournament.
Submitted by Jenny McPhail, BILLINGS – With the recent
renewal of the Tribal College Debate Grant, RMC’s debate team anticipates providing more opportunities for debating during the Spring 2015 semester.
“The Tribal College debate program hopes to expand to more colleges,” said RMC’s Associate Professor of Com-munication Studies Shelby Jo Long-Hammond. “We are cur-rently in discussion with two other tribal colleges in eastern Montana for workshop sessions during this semester.”
The RMC debate team has already been hard at work, spending the first week in Feb-ruary at Little Big Horn College for workshops and mini-debate sessions. Throughout the week, RMC debate team members conducted argumentation exer-cises with students from Profes-sor Luella Brien’s class at Little Big Horn College. Brien is the Professor of Communication Arts at Little Big Horn College.
During the workshops and mini-debates, RMC’s debate team had the chance to engage with the students at Little Big Horn College about issues that were controversial on the reser-vation. They also explored some feasible and practical solutions.
The program is part of the Tribal College Debate Grant, which was awarded to Long-Hammond in April 2013. Long-Hammond received the $34,000 grant to launch a pilot debate program, which began on tribal campuses, including Little Big Horn College, Chief Dull Knife College, and other tribal colleges. The grant was
renewed in 2014 for another year and a half.
“Cultural engagement is really powerful,” said Long-Ham-mond. Her hope is for this program to provide debate education and professional speaking at these tribal colleges, as they have a stake in many important social, political, and environmental issues. There are a number of political de-bates currently affecting Native American reservations in Mon-tana, including coal and coal- bed-methane mining, subsidies for agriculture, and many other environmental policies.
Long-Hammond believes that a debate network in these tribal schools will help pro-vide an opportunity for college students to develop essential critical thinking and professional communication skills necessary for discussion of the political debates that confront these par-ticular areas of Montana. “There is an importance to being able to discuss multiple political and en-vironmental issues on the reser-vation, but many of the skills we practice are career preparation,” said Long-Hammond.
Long-Hammond described how the Tribal College debate program has focused on the fundamentals of debate, includ-ing basic argumentation, critical thinking, and public speaking. “By taking out the structure of debate and making it more curricular, it is less intimidating,” said Long-Hammond.
The workshops conducted at the tribal colleges focus on the importance of debate and argumentation education, with critical thinking exercises. They discuss the elements of a basic
argument and practice argu-ment construction with different resolutions. During the week, the students work on refutation, fallacies, and engagement of arguments. Following the basic understanding of argument structure, students engage some of their ideas and argu-ments in a mini-debate.
“A new project we are work-ing on for this semester is a debate tournament with Chief Dullknife College, Little Big Horn College, and RMC,” said Long-Hammond. “With the tre-mendous support we have had from Luella Brien and Kate Ber-tin at each of these colleges, we feel that there is an established infrastructure to conduct a de-bate between our colleges. We anticipate a debate tournament toward the end of the semester.”
The Tribal College Debate Grant was awarded by Open Society Institute through Interna-tional Debate Education Asso-ciation (IDEA), an organization that has been in existence for over 20 years and works with young people from all over the world. Long-Hammond is part of IDEA and has taught at camps in Bosnia, Slovenia, and Mexico, just to name a few.
You can follow the RMC Debate Team’s work with the grant at http://www.tribalcol-legedebate.com/tcd-blog, or on Facebook and Twitter by follow-ing the RMC Debate page. All students are welcome to attend practices in Morledge-Kimball Hall room 125 on Tuesdays and Thursday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. For more information or questions, contact Shelby Jo Long-Hammond at [email protected].
Tribal College Debate To Expand Following Grant Renewal
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deck, 2-car garage, landscaped yard, HOA
does yard work & snow
removal, $335,000
Also For Sale in Sidney, MTOne level, 2 bed/2 bath townhouse, 1300 Sq Ft, open floor plan, energy efficient, central air, appliances, deck, 2-car attached garage, landscaped yard, HOA does yard
work & snow removal, $248,000
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Hefty Seed Company has as agronomy position open now at the Sidney location. Work for an
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HELP WANTED DRIVERS WANTEDDrivers: Call now about Werner Enterprises Great Pay, Great Benefi ts, Consistent Freight! Over 50 Years Strong, Stable! 1-888-259-7549.
LIFE GUARDS WANTEDMust be 15 or older and have current LGI and CPR. Applications available at City Hall, Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Send resume: c/o of Pool Mgr 115 2nd St. SE Sidney, MT 59270. Applications close on April 30th.
CARRIERS WANTEDNeed extra cash or want to get some exercise while getting paid? We have carrier routes available in most parts of Sidney. Call 406-433-3306, or fi ll out application at The Roundup, 111 W. Main, Sidney.
WANTED SERVERS & KITCHEN STAFFWage DOE. Apply in person at Cattle-Ac, 119 N. Central Ave., Sidney, MT.
PT & FT BARTENDERS WANTEDBARTENDERS WANTEDE n j o y a p r i v a t e c l u b atmosphere. Full & part time bartenders needed at the Elks Lodge, Sidney, MT. Call the Elks at 433-2406.
REAL ESTATEHOME FOR SALE IN WILLISTON, NDSplit-level home with attached garage at 1313 23rd ST W in Williston, ND. 4 bedroom, large kitchen & dining with oak cupboards, beautiful leaded glass bay window in living room, fi nished basement with buck stove in family room, new furnace with central air, central vac, steel siding, deck, fenced yard, underground sprinklers, Vivint alarm system, 28x36 building with 14’ walls in back yard. Call 701-572-1183.
5 ACRE COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALEConveniently located between Williston & Watford City, right off Hwy 85. Graded recently. Perfect for a new shop, or business! Lots have rural water, power, RTC, & electric right at the road.Hwy 85, S. on 140th Ave NW, 1/4 mile on
right. 406-471-4049.
FOR RENTROOM FOR RENTRemodeled, furnished room, $720 per month in Sidney, MT. All utilities, cable TV and internet furnished. Washer, dryer avai lable-no coins needed. Off-street parking. 218-234-1162 or 406-489-1467.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, GET TOGETHERSUltimate Showdown Assoc. located at Hefty Seed Co. south of Sidney has tables & chairs for rent. Will deliver. Call 406-488-4338.
RETAIL SPACE FOR RENTLocated in downtown Sidney. Ut i l i t ies pd. , cel l phone booster, wireless internet, in-house restaurant. $750/mo. Call Linda, 406-489-1945 or Marci, 701-770-1904.
SERVICESKC TRANSPORT, LLC35212 County Road 127 Sidney TRUCK SERVICES, OIL CHANGES, WASH BAY, LIGHT MECHANICAL. Call for an Appointment. 406-433-7268.
AIRCRAFT BUYER AND SELLERAircraft buying or selling? Call Sidney Air Service, Inc for sales and aquisitions! Call 406-488-4031, ask for Barry.
WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENTSLowest price around. Quick service. Over 300 windshields in stock for cars pickups & semis. Magrum Motors, 1820 2nd St. W., Williston, 701-572-0114.
WELDINGWelding & repair work. No job is too small. Portable welder, reasonable rates. 701-444-2936.
FARM & RANCHBARLEY STRAW BALESBig round bales of barley straw. Net wrapped. Delivery possible. 701-828-3051.
HAYBET BARLEY SEED FOR SALEHaybet barley seed, cleaned. Ca l l Beery ’s Land and Livestock at 406-979-5720 or406-773-5710.
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Bakken MobileVeterinary ServiceDr. Vince StensonComplete small animal care8 am - 4 pm
Sidney: Tues, Mar 3, 10 & 17Tractor Supply Co.
Culbertson: Wed, Feb 25, Mar 4, 11 & 18
County Ext. Bldg on Main Street
Call for Appointment(701) - 609 - 3705
Stops Available In Fairview & Bainville By Request
For Sale NowPrivate Treaty at the Ranch
120 HEREFORD & RED ANGUS BULLS, YEARLINGS & TWO’S
WINTERING & DELIVERY ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE
FOR CATALOG OR MORE INFO,CALL MATT AT: 406-979-5720 OR 773-5710
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HAY BALERS AND RANCH SUPPLIESTired of wasting hay? Try the Bextra Round Bale Feeder o r the Common Sense double bale feeder. Steel calf shelters (save calves and tax deductable!) Also 24ft steel windbreak, free standing panels. J.D. 535 round baler,
Hesston 6550 hay conditioner and a 2007 Case-IH MFWD JX95 loader tractor. Kueffl er Ranch Supply 701-694-3620.
MINERALs & supplementsComplete line of minerals & supplements, Crystalx protein & mineral tubs for cattle, horses & sheep. All types
of liquid feed for livestock. Calving supplies. R&J Ag Supply 406-488-1953, 406-480-2006, 1-800-233-2499, Sidney, MT.
VERMEER HAYING EQUIPMENTSee us today for all your haying & feeding equipment, sweeps & farm oil. Anderson Vermeer Sales & Service. Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701-828-3482 (after hrs.). Alexander, ND.
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Saturday, February 28Richland County Fair and Event Center
Speaker: Krayton Kerns
Advanced Tickets: $35At the door: $40
Lincoln-ReaganDay DinnerSponsored by the Republican Central Committee
For tickets call Brandon 406-480-5687 or June 406-480-4523XNLV198605
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MNAXLP
By Warren FroliechEvery three years both
private (farm operators) and commercial applicators must
-chase and apply herbicides,
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only to those pesticides that are classified as “restricted
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-tion process we have sched-
-vate applicators on Wednes-
Ranch Trade Show held at the
the application of herbicides,
That same day, March 18, -
mercial and private applicators
held in the conference room
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private applicators, another -
uled on Tuesday, March 24,
of herbicides, insecticides and
on the campus of the NDSU -
cated west of Williston approx-imately one mile west of the
Sometimes there is con-
are used in the farm communi-ty to control diseases of plants
-monly used to control insects
about any of these pesticide
feel free to call me at 701-
Cow Nutrition Requirements Increase
Most of the beef cows in this area are now in the last
if not immediately replaced
-mance of her calf and likely
-tility and ability to conceive in
Because of the rapid fetal
nutrient allowance should
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Protein and phosphorus
increase even more sharply, -
cows is a practical means of
Undernourishment of -
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Little Bit Country
Pesticide Certification Trainings Scheduled
34th Annual Quilt Show at MonDak Heritage Center34th Annual Quilt Show! This year we have over 38 entries on
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2011 GMC YUKON XL DENALI AWD
$34,9956.2 V8 A/C PW, PL TILT, SC AM/FM, 1XM/ CD NAV P. SR, DVD, RUNNING BOARDS 20 “CHROME WHEELS
ONYX BLACK/EBONY. G6959A. 75,169 MILES
3.5 V6, ATOD PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C P SUNROOF AM/FM/CD NAV AL WHEELS BLACK/EBONY HTD SEATS AUTOSTART.
U6981A. 62,007 MILES
2010 HYUNDAISANTE FE SE AWD
$16,995
4X4 5.3 V8 ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, PSEAT, SC, AM/FM/XM/CD, THIRD ROW SEATING, BLUE GRANITE/EBONY
LEATHER, AL WHEELS, 139,854 MILES. U5940B.
2009 CHEVROLETTAHOE LT
$17,995
6.2X8, ATOD/A/C PW,PL,TILT, SC AM/FM/XM/CD/NAV SUNROOF, DVD, BLINDSIDE ALERT HTD/COOLED SEATS
MOCHA STEEL MELT K6835A. 20,994 MILES.
2014 GMCYUKON XL DENALI AWD
$53,995
5.7X8 ATOD PW,PL, TILT, 5C, A/C AM/FM/CD, GOOSENECK BALL WHITE/GRAY CLOTH U6925A. 184,440 MILES.
2004 DODGE2500 QUAD CAB 4X4
$9,995
1.6L 4CYL, AT, A/C, PW, PL, TILT, SC, AM/FM/CD, SILVER. C6448A. 24, 865 MILES.
2012 AVALANCHELTZ
$34,995
V6, 4WD PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C P SEATS, HTD SEATS, AL WHEELS DVD BLUE MET/ EBOY LTHR G63491
57,520 MILES
2011 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER LIMITED 4.O
$31,995
6.7 DIESEL, ATOD, CREW LARAMIE LONGHORN, PW, PL, PSEATS, SUNROOF, HTD/COOLED SEATS, LEATHER, DVD.
42,777 MILES. C6506A.
2012 DODGE RAM 2500
$40,995
4 WD, 5.3 V8, ATOD PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C, P SEATS HTD SEATS, P SUNROOF, WHITE DIAMOND/LTHR INT. G 6796B. 129,899
2011 GMC1500 CREW SLT
$25,995
DUALLY 4WD, 6.8L V10, ATOD, A/C, ENCLOSED UTILITY BOX, WHITE/GREY INT. 110,783 MILES. U6810A.
2008 FORDSUPERCREW F-450
$20,995
2.5L, 4CYL, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C, AM/FM/CD, RED METALLIC/EBONY CLOTH. 26,046 MILES. U6748A.
2014 NISSANALTIMA “S”
$17,625
ATOD, 4X4, PW, PL, TILT, SC, AM/FM/CD, DVD, SUNROOF, WHITE/GOLD, SADDLE LTHR, G6424A, 69,234 MILES
2012 DODGELARAMIE LONG HORN
$40,995
6 1/2 BED 3.5 V6 ECO BOOST PW, PL, PSEATS, P SUNROOF A/C TILT/SC AM/FM/XM/CD 2 TONE BLUE/
PEWTER/EBONY LTHR. G6419C. 54,900 MILES
2012 FORDF150 SUPER CREW LARIOT
$30,995
6.0V8 VORTEC MAX ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C P SEATS A/MFM/XM/CD NERFS BOX ROILS, AL WHEELS SONOMA
RED MET/ TITANIUM CLOTH. G6500A. 128,946
2008 CHEVY1500 CREW LTI
$18,995
4 CYL PW, PL, TILT, SC/ A/C, CD, RED/ EBONY CLOTH. U6997A. 44,717 MILES
2013 HYUNDAI ACCENT GL
$12,995
5.7V8, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC A/C HTD SEATS, P SUNROOF, DUAL DVD, A/M,F/M/XM/CD NAV GRANITE
MET/ SHALE LEATHER. C6975. 12,488 MILES
2013 LEXUS LX570 SUV AWD
$74,995
LEATHER, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C, AM/FM/XM/CD, PSEATS, HTD SEATS, WHITE/GREY LEATHER. U6733A. 36,243 MILES.
2014 BUICKLACROSSE V6
$22,995
11-PASSENGER WINDOWS, EXT LENGTH, WHITE/EBONY, CUSTOM WHEELS, 125,578 MILES. U6793C.
2002 CHEVROLETEXPRESS PASS VAN
$6,495
DIESEL, ALLISON ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, AM/FM/CD/XM, PSUNROOF, HTD/COOLED SEATS, GREY METALLIC, EBONY. DVD. 79,413 MILES. G6883.
2012 GMC2500 CREW CAB DENALI
$49,995
5.3 V8, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C, PSEAT, AM/FM/XM/CD, 4X4 PSUNROOF, DVD, 33,256 MILES. U6802A.
2014 CHEVROLETTAHOE LT
$38,495
6.0 V8, ATOD, A/C, PW, PL, TILT, SC AM/FM/CD/XM, CHROME WHEELS, SUNROOF, NAV, DVD,
GREY MET/GREY LTHR. C6576A. 150,498 MILES.
2006 GMCYUKON DENALI, AWAD,
$14,995
AWD PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C, AM/FM/CD, TOURING WAGON, GREY: 23,044 MILES: $23,995, BLACK: 17,000 MILES. $24,995. U6900A. U6901A. MEDIUM BLUE: 18,780 MILES, U6944A OR BLACK: 17,765, U6949A.
2015 MAZDA CX5
$24,995
WALDOCH CONVERSION 6.7 DSL ATOD, PW,PL,TILT, SC P SEATS, A/C ASSIST STEPS, T COVER, LIFTED GRAY MET/
EBONY RED LTHR. C6878A. 30,782 MILES
2013 FORDF350 SRW XLT
$45,995
5.3V8, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, A/C SEATS, HTD SEATS REMOTE START ONYX BLACK/EBONY LEATHER U6798A. 30,438 MILES.
2014 CHEVYSUBURBAN 4 WD LT
$38,995
4CYL, ATOD, PW, PL, TILT, SC, AM/FM/CD, GREY METALLIC/EBONY CLOTH, 23,371 MILES, U6743A.
2014 CHRYSLER200 LX SEDAN
$15,350
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New Year! Prosperous
WE PURCHASE VEHICLES OUTRIGHT! Ask for Rick!
Here is your chance to own a 3 bed/2 bath, 1512 Sq. Ft. home! This home is located in Williston, and is ready to move into now!
Approximate Monthly Payment:(Includes Lot Rent)
$2,000
$119,900
Why Rent When You Can Own For Less?
Lunch Menus
Sidney SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: NO SCHOOL Fri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL
Rau SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: NO SCHOOLFri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL
Savage SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Super na-chos.Fri., Feb. 27th: Scalloped pota-toes-n-ham.Mon., March 2nd: Sloppy joes.Tues., March 3rd: Country fried steak.Wed., March 4th: Chili.
Lambert SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Cheese burger casserole, green beans, applesauce, bun.Fri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL.
Culbertson SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: NO SCHOOLFri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL
Richey SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Taco soup, bread stick, apple crisp.Fri., Feb. 27th: Lasagna, lettuce salad, mandarin oranges.
Froid SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Chicken tor-tilla soup, bologna sandwiches, salad bar, fruit.Fri., Feb. 27th: Riblet sandwich-es, baked beans, chips, pears.
Fairview SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Meatballs over mashed potatoes.Fri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL.
East FairviewThurs., Feb. 26th: Chickensalad sandwich, green beans,mandarin oranges.Fri., Feb. 27th: NO SCHOOL.
Bainville SchoolThurs., Feb. 26th: Cheese burger macaroni, peas, oranges.Fri., Feb. 27th: Pizza bagels (pepperoni or cheese) broccoli normandy, applesauce.
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Wednesday, March 4th, 2015 Outlaws’ Bar & Grill Ballroom
Featured Speaker:Dr. Loren C. Scott
5:30pm Social6:30pm Dinner
Dr. Scott is the President of Loren C. Scott & Associates, Inc, & also a member of the National
Business Economic Issues Council
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KB’s BubblesCoin Laundry
& Wash ‘N Fold Service
Mending ServicesATM • Wi-Fi
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115 9th Ave. NE, Sidney(one block north of Farm & Home on the truck route)
Olson Plumbing & HeatingPO Box 375 • Sidney, MT
482-4027
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Sidney & Roosevelt County Office In Culbertson
(406) 488-8706David Williams
Cell (406) 489-8706Scott Ramus
Cell (406) 489-87071511 S Central Ave • Sidney
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Mon-Thurs: 9-12 & 1-5Closed Friday
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2429 W. Holly St.
406-488-4400
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Good Luck Sidney EaglesClass A Divisionals • Thurs-Sat, Feb 26-28 •Billings
Sidney Boysvs Hardin Thursday at 12:30 pm
Sidney Girlsvs Blgs. Central Thursday at 2 pm
IT’S HERE...37th Annual
Richland County4-H Citrus Sale
Order Deadline March 2nd
Delivery March 24th
All Fruits Guaranteed!
Now Taking Orders For Rio Star Red Grapefruit California Navel Oranges Braeburn Apples D’Anjou Pears
PRICES:$20- 16lb box of pears$20- 17lb box of apples, oranges, pears$20- 18lb box of grapefruit, oranges, Braeburn apples$20- 18lb box of apples, oranges, grapefruit, pears$20- 20lb box of grapefruit/oranges mix$30- 34lb box of grapefruit, oranges, Braeburn apples$30- 34lb box of apples, oranges, grapefruit, pears$30- 30lb box of apples, oranges, pears$15- 20lb box of grapefruit$20- 20lb box of oranges$22- 40lb box of grapefruit$30- 40lb box of oranges$15- 9lb box of 10 oranges, 6 pink lady apples, 4 pears $15- 9lb box of Braeburn Apples$20- Boxed Beef Sticks (40-50 ct.)$12- Box of Cheese Sticks (24)$12- Smokey Snack Sticks (10-12 ct.)
Support your local 4-H program byplacing an order with a local 4-H member or call 433-1206.
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Leading Montana work comp attorney Leslae Dalpiaz now taking
appointments to meet injured workers in the Sidney area.
Call 406-549-9200 to schedule.Leslae has helped hundreds of injured
Montanans over the past 15+ years, securing more than $20 million in work comp settlements.
MT WORK COMP INJURIES/CLAIMS ONLY
16A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2015
Sidney Basketball
ActionThe Eagles went to Glendive last Thursday and were defeated by Glendive 35-33. Adam Lake shoots the ball in Glendive. They are headed to divisionals this Thursday and play Hardin at 12:30 p.m. Photo by Kathy Johnson.
By Vicky ParkerRichland County Stand 4 Youth had an all night party on
Friday the 13th! It was a huge success. We had over 90 peo-ple! We had lots of fun! We had four video games set up, food, Karaoke, a jump/slide and more! We want to spread the word about making healthy choices and enjoying life without alcohol, drugs and tobacco! STAND youth meets at schools throughout Richland County.
We also have an adult STAND that meets the last Tuesday of each month from 12-1 p.m. Next meeting is February 24th If you have questions or would like more information please contact Vicky Parker 433-4097 or email [email protected]
We STAND by our youth, STAND up for our youth and support our youth as they STAND for themselves!
Stand 4 Youth LOCK-IN to LOCK-OUT Held Friday Feb. 13th At Assembly Of God Church
The lady Eagles went to Glendive last Friday and
defeated Glendive 40-39 in OT. Lexi Haggerty shoots the ball in Glendive. They are headed to divisionals
this Thursday and play Billings Central at 2 p.m.
Photo by Kathy Johnson.
Minute to Win It: Jackie Damm from the Tobacco Prevention Ser-vices at Richland County Health De-partment hosts Minute To Win It games at the lock in Friday night.
