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This Halloween Join Watford City for Their Trail of Treats

The Watford City Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring their Trail of Treats on Halloween, Monday, Oct 31, from 2:00pm – 5:00pm. The Trail of Treats is daylight trick-or-treating opportu-nity among the businesses, and provides another alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating. Businesses love to have the kids come in and show off their costumes and there will be Golden Ticket prizes for the kids, which are worth $10 - $50 in Watford City Bucks. There are 10 tickets at 10 different businesses.

All businesses participating in the Trail of Treats will have signs on their doors or storefronts and include: Watford City Real Estate Group, Meuchels, B-Bonks Bakery, JMAC, OK Implement/Napa, Johnson and Co., Joy Dental, Farmers Union

Barrett Pharmacy, American Insurance Company, McKenzie County Farmer, JL Beers, Pioneer Museum at Long X Visitor

Creations, Northland Floral, Choice Property Management, Remax/Homestead, Computer OR, Larsen Service Drug, Wat-ford City Police Department, City Hall, Watford City Ambulance Service, Jack and Jill, Dakota West Credit Union, North Dakota Guaranty and Title, RTC, McKenzie Electric Cooperative, Anova Family Health, E & M Services, First International Bank Gallery, Chamber of Commerce, Legendary Smiles, Allure Beauty Salon, Mary Kay – Calli Thorne Consultant, and McKenzie County Healthcare Systems.

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can register at the Chamber of Commerce booth in the Gallery at First International Bank & Trust, Dakota West Credit Union and BNC Bank for a chance to have their name drawn for gift cards, gift baskets, Watford City Bucks and other prizes donated by the downtown businesses.

Last year the Trail of Treats had about 1,000 trick-or-treat-ers, and the city is looking to have another great Trail of Treats this year.

For more information, visit the Watford City Chamber of Commerce on Facebook, or their website at www.watfordcity-chamber.com.

Sidney’s Trail of Treats to be Held Saturday, Oct. 29

Halloween festivities will be twice as nice this year, with the Trail of Treats happening Saturday, Oct. 29th from noon until 3:00pm. Trail maps can be picked up at all participating businesses and organizations Including the Lucky Buckle, High Caliber Sports, Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham, Holiday

Herres), Reynolds, Mucho Si, Meadowlark, Big Sky Embroidery, Ribbon & Rail, Fink Family Chiropractic, NAPA, Party Central,

trick-or-treaters are invited to start and stop where they choose.The Faith Alliance Church, located at 301 E Main St, is

kicking off the festivities at noon with a free hotdog lunch, games, candy, and a fall photo station until 3:00pm. The Rich-land County Boys & Girls Club is having a haunted house from

$10 for the haunted house. Kids can end their fun afternoon at Reynolds Market, 404

N Central Ave. The store will be holding a costume contest

preschoolers, kindergarten through 2nd grade, and 3rd grade through 5th grade, with prizes to be awarded.

The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Trail of Treats and FFA members will be helping out, assisting in the safe crossing of Central Ave. and serving as Trail of

Cody Wayne Johnston was found guilty of deliberate homi-cide and tampering with physical evidence on Thursday. Chargeswere brought against him and he was arrested by Richland County law enforcement on Sept. 24, 2015 in connection with thedisappearance of his estranged girlfriend Nicole Waller. Waller was last heard from on Feb. 14, 2013 while visiting Johnston at his then-residence in Fairview, MT. Her vehicle was later found abandoned on MT State Highway 2.

to law enforcement about his involvement and whereabouts during the initial investigation, but maintained his innocence. Cellphone records and the signals picked up by cell phone towers

evidence that Johnston had lied about being at work on the day

asked them to lie to law enforcement and tell them that he was at work that day.

evidence to convict. Waller has not contacted her family or ac-cessed her bank account since she was last heard from. Shewas also receiving medical treatment and taking medication at the time of her disappearance, and there is no evidence that she has received either since she was last heard from.

Johnston is being held in custody in Richland County until sentencing.

Stop by the Rough Rider Center for “Off the Beaten Path” Halloween Fun

The Rough Rider Center is having Halloween “Off the Beaten Path” Monday, Oct. 31 from 2:00pm – 7:00pm. Trick-or-treaters are invited to do some indoor trick-or-treating, have

sponsored by Dakota West Credit Union. There will be con-cessions available serving burgers, hot dogs, nachos, drinks and more, and partakers are invited to try the coffee specials at the Percs & Rec Coffee Shop. The Rough Riders Center is located at 2209 Wolves Den Parkway, next to the new Watford City high school.

The Foundation for Community Care Held Pizza House’s Hard Hat Tour Last Week

The Foundation for Community Care held a Hard hat Tour for new Pizza House business owners Terri and Jennifer Moore on Thursday, Oct. 20. The hard Hat Tour provided a sneak-peek at the remodeled space. Pizza House provided lots of menu items that Sidney residents have been missing, with pizza,

but they also offered up some new mouth-watering additions, such as deep-fried cheese raviolis. Yum!

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SIDNEY WEATHER DATASource: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research CenterDate High Low Precip.Oct. 17 ....................... 53 ........................36 .....................0.00 Oct. 18 ....................... 50 ........................36 .....................0.00 Oct. 19 ....................... 43 ........................35 .....................0.00 Oct. 20 ....................... 59 ........................30 .....................0.00Oct. 21 ....................... 65 ........................35 .....................0.00 Oct. 22 ....................... 66 ........................30 .....................0.00 Oct. 23 ....................... 54 ........................31 .....................0.00 Total YTD Precipitation ........................... .. .....................14.45

EVENTSS E N D U S Y O U R E V E N T S !

THE ROUNDUP: PO Box 1207111 West Main • Sidney, MT 59270

406-433-3306 • Fax: 406-433-4114 • Email: [email protected] COUNTY

Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone.Wed., Oct. 26

4:30-5:30 p.m. - Teen Craft - Homemade heating pad. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.6 p.m. - Free Community Meal - Everyone welcome. Pella Lutheran Church, 418 West Main.

Richland County Library, 406-433-1917. 6:30 p.m. - Fairview Yoga - Yoga classes for adults only. $5 per class, all levels welcome. Props needed, yoga mat, comfortable clothing, a smile. Fairview High School Cafeteria. There is also a 6:30 p.m. class on Oct. 31 for high school students and older. For more information contact Kayla Fox, 209-263-1336 or Tammi Eldridge Warren, 406-480-9273. 6:30-7:30 p.m. - Worship On Wednesdays - Kids & youth night with laughter, encouragement, worship, prayer and fun! Lonsdale United Methodist Church, Sidney.Thurs., Oct. 27

LYREC (Former Sunrise Equipment).5-6:30 p.m. - Family Coloring Cub - Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Fri., Oct. 28

Halloween. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Sat., Oct. 29

12-3 p.m. - Fall Festival - Free lunch, outdoor games, candy,

Main Street. Starting point for the Trail of Treats.2-5 p.m. - Haunted Hallway - Be there & be scared. MainStay Suites, 1000 3rd St NW, Sidney.Sun., Oct. 30

2-5 p.m. - Bingo - Sidney Moose Lodge.Mon., Oct. 31

10:30-11 a.m. - Tales 4 Tots - Halloween. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Tues., Nov. 1

9 a.m. - 11 a.m. - MOPS - Mothers of 0-5 years old can come and connect, laugh, cry and embrace the journey

Lutheran Brethren Church, 1100 Madison Lane, Sidney, MT. For more info contact Rachel Dasinger, 406-480-0924, [email protected]., Nov. 5

7-10 p.m. - Wine & Food Festival - Champagne tower

calling 406-488-2273.Thurs., Nov. 10

Japanese drumming with their eclectic and energetic performances that are part martial arts athleticism, part

406-488-4304.Sat., Nov. 12

the Valley Lutheran Church, 211 East Holly, Sidney, MT.Fri., Nov. 18

11:30 a.m. - Richland Red Hatters Lunch Meeting - Rod Iron. RSVP by Nov. 16 to Bobbie at 482-1262 or Margaret, 488-4613.

MCKENZIE COUNTYEvents in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CT ZoneThurs., Oct. 27

McKenzie County Convention will follow supper. Outlaws Ballroom, Watford City.Mon., Oct. 31

participating businesses for a chance to receive a golden

Sun., Nov. 6

Civic Center, 213 2nd St. NE, Watford City, ND.Sat., Nov. 12

Tues., Nov. 15

local 4-H will be having their soup and sandwich fund raiser

at 570-5084 or [email protected]. Sat., Nov. 19

5 p.m. - Roller Derby Bout - Bring the family and enjoy some

Center, Watford City.

WILLIAMS COUNTYEvents in Williston unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. Fri., Oct. 28

7-11 p.m. - The Haunted Hayride - $10 per person, recommended ages 12 and up. This event also is on Oct. 29 and Oct. 30. UMV Fairgrounds, Williston, ND. For more

Sat., Oct. 29

Williston, ND. Fri., Nov. 11

pianos performed by Deuces Wild. Grand Williston Hotel. For more information contact Jen at the hospital Foundation

DAWSON COUNTYEvents in Glendive unless otherwise listed. MT ZoneWed., Oct. 26

Beef Dinner - 206 W Towne St. Glendive, MT. For more

midrivers.com.Thurs., Oct. 27

6:15-9:30 p.m. - Personal Protection Course - Topics covered:

and cleaning. $50 per person. Firearms and ammo provided.

29 until around 3 p.m. For more info call Nancy Pedersen,

Pistol Club, Glendive, MT.Sun., Oct. 30

3 p.m. - Tenore Concert - Dawson County High School

Sat., Nov. 5

a.m.-5 p.m. or contact any Glendive Jaycee member. For more information contact [email protected].

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By popular request, Richland County 4-H Clubs will be taking orders through Nov. 14th for the same great tasting

beef & cheese sticks offered during our Spring Citrus Sale. These will make great gifts for those hard-to-buy-for on

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Support your 4-H program by planning now to place an order when a member

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Scott P. Buske, 35Sidney, MT

Mass of the Christian burial for Scott P. Buske, 35, of Sidney,

Interment will be at the Sidney Cemetery, Sidney, MT, under the direction of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney, MT.

Pictures, remembrances and condolences can be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.

Scott died on Thursday, October 20 at his home in Sidney, MT.

Charles “Chuck” Rogers, 64Sidney, MT

-rection of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney, MT.

Sidney, MT.

Florence M Stone, 96Sidney, MT

Memorial services will be held at a later date under the care of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney.

with the family at www.fulkersons.com

in Sidney, MT.

Evelyn Ullman, 93Sidney, MT

Funeral service for Evelyn Ullman, 93, of Sidney, MT for-

Interment will be at Richland Memorial Park Cemetery in Sidney, MT.

with the family at www.fulkersons.comEvelyn died Saturday, October 22 at Sidney Extended

Care, Sidney, MT.

It’s Tournament Time in Sidney, Nov. 3 – 5 & Volunteers are Needed for Eastern C Divisional Volleyball

By Meagan Dotson

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1C and 2C will have three teams, and 3C will have two teams

the tournament hosted here last year.

Chamber businesses like the Meadowlark and Pizza House to

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“We always need volunteers, if not for this event, for ones in

on Saturday. Anyone interested can contact the Sidney Area

to Sidney.

Don’t Miss Out on this Community Haunted House Sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club & SHS BPA

By Meagan Dotson

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The Northeastern Arts Network proudly presents the Japa-nese drumming group “Fubuki Daiko” on Thursday, November 10th as part of their Big Sky Concert Series.

Fubuki Daiko reinvents traditional Japanese drumming with their eclectic and energetic performances that are part martial arts athleticism, part meditation, and all rhythm. The core mem-bers of the group each have over 20 years of taiko experience and received their formative training from the founder of North American Taiko, Grandmaster Seiichi Tanaka. After performing at Carnegie Hall with the San Francisco Taiko Dojo and leaving with

they expanded into the current professional touring ensemble.

Outstanding Instrumental Recording.This exciting performance will be held at the Sidney Middle

School Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For additional information contact Candy Markwald 406-488-4155, Jill Hill 406-489-4304, or Leann Pelvit at 406-433-3500.

Fubuki Daiko to Perform Nov. 10

Kolstad Eye Clinics Opens a Sidney Office in the West Side Professional Center

SHS Senior NightCongratulations go out to all of the Sidney High School

Seniors! Sidney Eagle Football and Cheerleaders held Senior

their parents for special recognition during the football game at Swanson Field. To view Senior Night pictures online, go to www.roundupweb.com.

By Meagan Dotson

new equipment was at the top of the priority list. The clinic is equipped with digital refraction screens, digital retinal photos, digital laser retinal scanning, and digital OTCs. Glaucoma, cat-aract, and macular degeneration services are available, as well as standard vision screenings, and most insurance is accepted including Medicare, Medicaid, BCBS Healthy Montana Kids, and VA insurance. Kolstad Eye Clinics offers competitive pricing on their contacts and glasses, with an excellent selection of frames

clinic is having a half-off frame sale.Dr. Kolstad was born and raised in Northeastern Montana,

and has been serving the area since 1995. He has clinics in

“I thought there was a need for another clinic in Sidney,

“Kids are great and are always welcome patients. I have four kids myself.”

-ing youth athletics in Glasgow, where he and his family reside.

Appointments are available within a week and walk-ins are

and increase days as needed to provide quick and excellent service to their patients. To schedule an appointment, call 406-

“I love what I do and I am excited to be in the community,” he concluded.

Dr. Jon Kolstad has been serving Northeastern Montana since 1995, with clinics in Wolf Point, Glasgow, Scobey, and now Sidney.

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The Watford City Ameri-can Legion Club is putting on a triple header concert at the new Watford City Rough Rider Event Center in the name of honoring area veterans on Saturday, November 12 at 8 PM.

1980s Billboard chart top-ping band Starship, known for their two #1 hits, “We Built this City” and “Sara” will be taking the stage along with legendary classic rock band, Head East and North Dakota native and

-ist Kat Perkins.

All proceeds from this power house concert will go to fund the new Watford City

with the mission to plan, build, equip and maintain a park to honor veterans who have honorably served their country, to promote patriotism and to recognize veterans of all mili-tary forces, past, present and future. The main goal is to pro-vide and enhance the current

quiet place for individuals and families to honor their loved ones who so proudly served.

“We have over 1200 vets from McKenzie County who have served our country,” said Jerry Samuelson, project coordinator and director of

Services, who adds that this park will serve as a beautiful

community green space for all to enjoy.

In addition to attendingthe concert, the public cancontribute to the new park by making a donation to the park or by honoring loved ones by

granite park bench or space on the commemorative wall in their honor.

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Park can be found at www.watfordcityveteranspark.comor by contacting Jerry Samule-son at 701-444-6853 or [email protected].

Purchase tickets for the concert at www.roughrider-center.com

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Submitted by Rebecca Colnar, AgNewsWireThree Montana Farm Bu-

reau members participated in

Bill listening tour October 17 in Billings. Tester is holding listening sessions to hear

for the new Farm Bill. Montana Farm Bureau

Vice President Hans McPher-son, who served on the live-stock panel, said one of the

have is simply asking for help.

inclined to visit FSA offices

in the habit of signing up for programs and completing re-ports. When there is a drought that heavily reduces grazing or haying, and a county is

-diate assistance. There needs to be some outreach and edu-cation so livestock producers can readily use the programs if necessary.” McPherson

support for keeping the Sup-plemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the Farm Bill. “I also mentioned the best way to get farmers and ranchers continuing to work on conservation practices is to use carrots, not clubs,” the Ravalli County rancher said. “Taxpayers need to realize they must fund conservation

practices. Farmers and ranch-ers are conservation-minded to start with, and if they can get rewarded for their work on land

-eryone and everything.” Jillian Streit, the Hill-Liberty-Blaine Farm Bureau county president who sat on the crop and pulse crops panel, explained rural communities must have the funding to expand value-add-ed concepts in Montana. “This way, farmers and ranchers can capitalize on the products we produce at home,” said Streit, who is a partner in Stricks Ag,

that federal crop insurance supports the American farmer. It must remain intact for grain and pulse crop farmers. I mentioned farmers need ARC (Agriculture Risk Coverage) and PLC (Price Loss Cover-age) payments to be in the

least receive payments earlier, such as during seeding, when a farmer needs it. Often you

about 16 months and by then, -

Megan Hedges, a wheat farmer from Chester, served on the crop and pulse panel, as well. “The top priority on our farm should be maintaining our current crop insurance levels,” Hedges explained. “Crop insurance is vital to our

survival in agriculture, as well as being the only way new producers can begin farming. I agree with Jill about keeping the ARC and PLC opportuni-ties, along with adjusting how the county yields are derived, as well as the timing of those payments.”

“Certainly assistance for rural development, infra-structure and leadership in

needs to be in the next Farm Bill, too,” Hedges noted.

All three participants found the listening session valuable. “It was educational hearing other farmers and ranchers,” noted Streit. “This was a great group with diverse opinions about Montana ag-riculture. I certainly learned much, and feel humbled to have served on that panel. I appreciated listening to the

so it was interesting to hear

Senator Tester is thinking ahead about the upcoming farm bill.”

Hedges agreed. “I appre-ciated Senator Tester taking time to meet with farmers and

shows he values our opinions and our industry.” McPherson echoed Streit and Hedges, adding, “I thought it was very worthwhile. I certainly will do it again if asked.”

Farm Bureau Members Participate in Farm Bill Listening Session


District 1C Volleyball TourneyThurs - Sat, Oct 27-29: Plentywood High School

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Romero, Manager Emily Reynolds. Front (L-R): Emily Braden, Lexi Joslin, Kayla Nelson

Culbertson VolleyballBack Row (L-R): Fallon Sun Rhodes, Kelsie Williams, Mariah Cathey, Abby Ator, Charlee LeMay, Sierra Machart, Aaliyah

Moon, Tessa Larsen, Macy Kirkaldie. Front Row (L-R): Manager Austin Pedersen, Rachael Gilbert, Quinn Wettlin, Michaela Cathey, Manager Jacob Martin.

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Bainville VolleyballFront Row (L-R): Abby Reidle, Kodi Bilquist, Karisa Goebel. Middle Row (L-R): Allie Romo, Kiylee Kellis, Bonny Krogedal, Kailin Pippenger, Victoria Albus, Paytyn Wilson, Katie South, Elise Romo. Back Row (L-R): Coach April Wills, Lextyn Portra, Mackenzie

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Plentywood VolleyballFront Row (L-R): Aleecia Eggen, Kylee Kisler, Mashayla Chandler, Austin Olson. 2nd Row (L-R): Kaci Wacker, Sam Rueter, Mychelle Woodman, Paige McCrory, Mikayla Stevens, Alyx Bakke, Kaylyn Burton, Korryn Freeman. 3rd Row (L-R): Alyssa Hurst, Bryn Fawcett, Hailey Montgomery, Haley Wangerin, Brenna Osksa, Alley Bummer, Megan Marriage, Hunter Moore.

Fairview VolleyballLeft to Right: Becca Deming, MacKenzie Hall, Emily Axtman, Britnee Gullikson, Kashania Martinez, Jenna Bieber, Kelly

Danielson, Bailee Vitt, Torrie Hurley, Martha Hurley, Kieren Condie, Alexis Sundheim, Jade Schlothauer, Amber Berry, Allyson Young, Bailey Seader, Hanna Skov, MAcy Seadeek, Emma Skov & Jae Kloker Not Pictured: Ashley Karst, Manager Alexis

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phase. The city is in the process of installing new fencing and completing some concrete work which will wrap up the project. Revitalizing the South Meadow Softball Complex began about a year ago with the development of a new and improved layout for

and additional seating.The fences and dugouts were in disrepair and in Sept. the

City of Sidney, in cooperation with Sidney Public Schools Super-intendent Daniel Farr, held a workday where high school students

staff to demo the former structures.

Since then, the city crew has built new dugouts, imported new

been made to complete the project before winter.

Part of the funding was provided through the Tourism Busi-ness Improvement District (TBID); TBID supports events that

projects that will bring over-night guests. Other sponsors include the Dayton Foundation, Olson Foundation, Mr. John Olson (Blue

County Commissioners, and the Sidney School District. The Eagle Foundation also has available funding should it be needed.

“The donation from the city was mainly in time and labor,”commented Public Works Director Jeff Hintz. “Daniel Farr has

The TBID Grant is meant for these types of things that are going to bring people to Sidney.”

Expanding the venues and accommodations for the city helps to promote Sidney as a great place for sporting events,festivals, and business conferences, and the work done at theSouth Meadow Softball Complex has provided one more amenity to the Sunrise City.

Work on South Meadows Softball Complex Nears Completion


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PUBLIC OPPORTUNITY TO PROTEST TRANSFER

OF OWNERSHIP OF MONTANA

ALL-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE

Quad Treasure, Inc. (Bethanie J. Lohman, Owner)

has applied to transfer ownership of Montana

All-Alcoholic Beverages License No. 17-999-6894-001 currently operating

at Black Gold Casino, 26 U.S. Highway 2, Building #2, Bainville, Roosevelt County. The public may

protest this license transfer in accordance with the law.

Who can protest this transfer? Protests will be accepted from residents of the county of the proposed

location (Roosevelt), residents of adjoining

Montana counties (Richland, McCone, Valley, Daniels and Sheridan), and residents of

adjoining counties in another state if the criteria in 16-4-207(4)(d), Montana Code

Annotated (MCA), are met.

What information must be included? Protest letters must be legible and contain (1) the protestor’s full name, mailing address, and street

address; (2) the license number (17-999-6894-001) and the applicant’s name (Quad Treasure, Inc.); (3) an indication that the letter is intended as a protest; (4) a description of the grounds

for protesting; and (5) the protestor’s signature. A letter with multiple signatures will be considered one protest

letter.

What are valid protest grounds? The protest may be based on the

applicant’s qualifications listed in 16-4-401, MCA, or the grounds for denial of

an application in 16-4-405, MCA. Examples of valid

protest grounds include: (1) the applicant is unlikely to operate the establishment in compliance with the law; (2) the proposed location

cannot be properly policed by local authorities; and (3) the welfare of the people in the vicinity of the proposed

location will be adversely and seriously affected.

How are protests submitted? Protests

must be postmarked to the Department of Revenue,

Office of Dispute Resolution, P.O. Box 5805, Helena,

Montana 59604-5805 on or before November 7, 2016.

What happens if the transfer is protested?

Depending on the number of protests and the protest grounds, a public hearing will be held in Helena or

Bainville. All valid protestors will be notified of the

hearing’s time, date and location. Hearings typically

are scheduled within 90 days. A protester’s hearing testimony is limited to the grounds in the protester’s

letter. Following the hearing, the Department of Revenue will notify the public whether

the license transfer is approved or denied.

How can additional information be obtained? The cited MCA statutes are online at leg.mt.gov/bills/mca_toc/. Questions may

be directed to Michael Sell, Compliance Specialist for

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(406) 444-3505 [email protected].

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Candidate Q & AMontana State Senate candidate Steve Hinebauch held a question and answer

Chamber. The questions mainly pertained to the challenges eastern Montana faces in getting funding for much needed infrastructure improvements. Hinebauch

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Sidney SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Hot ham andcheese, cheesy potatoes, man-darin oranges.Fri., Oct. 28: Chili, cinnamon rolls, peaches, carrot sticks.Mon., Oct. 31: Pizza, tossed salad, apricots. Tues., Nov. 1: Chicken taco sal-ad, fresh fruit.Wed., Nov. 2: Chicken fried steak, potatoes and gravy, corn, apple-sauce, dinner roll.

Savage SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Chili.Fri., Oct. 28: No school.Mon., Oct. 31: Chicken patty.

Rau SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Lasagna, salad, pears, garlic bread.Fri., Oct. 28: Meat and cheesewrap, veggies, fruit.Mon., Oct. 31:

Froid SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Beef stew, buns,salad bar, fruit, milk.Fri., Oct. 28: Pizza pasta casse-role, tossed salad, fruit, milk.Mon., Oct. 31: Rocks and brains, maggot eggs, scabby fingers, rotten garden, sour milk. Tues., Nov. 1: Chicken legs,peas/cheese salad, sweet potato fries, salad bar, fruit, milk.Wed., Nov. 2: Meatloaf, scallopedpotatoes, buns, veggie, dessert, salad bar, fruit, milk.

Bainville SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: BBQ chicken,rice, bean medley, fruit.Fri., Oct. 28: Jaden Smith day!Bacon cheeseburgers, frenchfries, corn, cookie, strawberries.Mon., Oct. 31: Red eyed sub,maggot pilaf, orange slugs. Tues., Nov. 1: Hot pockets, 5 way veggies, strawberries.Wed., Nov. 2: Salisbury steak,mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, fruit.

Culbertson SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Chicken softtacos, fruit, milk.Fri., Oct. 28: Pizza, fruit, milk.Mon., Oct. 31: Witches stew, dinner rolls, fruit, milk.Tues., Nov. 1: Italian dunkers,salad, fruit, milk.Wed., Nov. 2: Chicken legs, baby baker spuds, green beans, fruit, milk.

Richey SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Biscuits andgravy, scrambled eggs, hash browns, grapes.Fri., Oct. 28: Tuna noodle casse-role, peas, peaches. Mon., Oct. 31: Beef strips,

scalloped potatoes, gravy, green beans, mandarin oranges.Tues., Nov. 1: Hot ham and cheese, peas, applesauce, milk.Wed., Nov. 2: Goulash, dinner roll, corn, peaches, milk.

Lambert SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Finger steaks,tots, fruit, milk.Fri., Oct. 28: Baked potato bar.Mon., Oct. 31: Chicken and noodles, cheese, crackers, buns, grapes, milk.

Fairview SchoolThurs., Oct. 27: Softshell tacos (meat, cheese, lettuce) corn,peaches, dessert, milk.Fri., Oct. 28: No school.Mon., Oct. 31: Spooky lunch:Mummies, casper fries, ghost slime, maggot bars, milk.Tues., Nov. 1: Chicken legs.Wed., Nov. 2: Grilled cheese with tomato soup.

Watford CityThurs., Oct. 27: Corn dog, hash brown and cheese casserole,baked beans, fruit snacks. Fri., Oct. 28: Grilled cheese, knoephla soup with crackers, broccoli with dip and grapes.Mon., Oct. 31: Meatballs withgravy over noodles, green beans, cinnamon applesauce, roll.Tues., Nov. 1: Scalloped potatoes with ham, corn, roll, cinnamon applesauce.Wed., Nov. 2: Chili with cheese, carrots with dip, grapes, cinna-mon roll.

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By Meagan DotsonOctober 20th was International Credit Union Day, and

Richland Federal Credit Union, located at 201 West Holly St in Sidney, took the opportunity to say thank you to their members, inviting them to stop by for refreshments. International Credit Union Day celebrates the history of credit unions and what

cooperatives were founded on nine principals: democratic control, open membership, nondiscrimination, service to mem-

cooperation, social responsibility, and on-going education. Credit unions have been in operation for 164 years and offer

million members worldwide, with more than 100 million of them in the United States.Pictured from left to right are Richland Federal Credit Union employees Tess Hurley, Sharon Roth, Ashley Harris, Mary Williams, Nancy Verschoot, Gerry Entzel, Janet Sergent, Abby Vaira, and Kevin Mayer. Not pictured, Dwight Houchen and Lexie Phipps.

Richland Federal Credit Union Celebrated International Credit Union Day Oct. 20

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Re-Elect Richard CaykoMcKenzie County Commissioner &

Garrison Conservancy District DirectorVote On November 8thThank You For Your Support

Paid for by Richard Cayko, Fairview, MT

Phone: 406-798-7700 • Fax: 406-798-7710

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County Agent UpdateBy Danielle Steinhoff

Long-term Cropping StudyOver in Carrington, the North Dakota State University

Carrington Research Extension Center has just released its results of a cropping systems study that started in 1987. The following information is taken from the Carrington Research

-omy Research Specialist. The study consisted of three sets of 4-year crop rotations that are replicated three times each year. The eight cycle ended in 2015. This post discusses some of

and selected crop yields. This study is located on a Heimdal silt loam soil, according to the Natural Resource Conservation Service the Heimdal series consists of very deep, well drained,

Slope ranges from 0 to 40 percent. Mean annual air temperature is 40 degrees F and mean annual precipitation is 17 inches. In Williams County, most soils are part or similar to the Williams series which consists of very deep, well drained, moderately

Slope ranges from 0 to 35 percent. Mean annual air temperature

40 inches. The following information is for a soil type not found

crop. The plots are soil sampled every year and phosphorous

they fell out of the medium test range. Composted manure

you might expect, the increase in soil organic matter is due to

this study such as tillage and economics, check out the Car-

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2016 Wine & Food Festival Tickets are Now Available

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Part of the proceeds from the Wine & Food Festival will go

Endowment Fund, helping them in their mission of ensuring the

For more information, contact the Foundation at 406-488-


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