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OCTOBER 11, 2019

Pumpkin for a cause FRANK TURNER

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ow does a local business support a good cause and celebrate the fall season? Farmer’s Union Insurance found an answer: one gigantic pumpkin. For the next couple of weeks, a truly massive pumpkin will reside in a wheelbarrow outside of the Farmer’s Union Insurance building. So what’s the deal with this gourd-geous pumpkin? The local insurance business is hosting a contest/fundraiser until Oct. 28, to find out who can best guess the weight of the hefty pumpkin. The person who both donates and guesses the closest weight of the pumpkin will win the pumpkin and $100. The real prize of the contest, however, is that Farmer’s Union Insurance will match up to $500 of the proceeds from the contest and then donate the total to the Hettinger Backpack Program. Farmer’s Union Insurance Customer Service Representative Kim Erickson said that Farmer’s Union Insurance wanted a fun excuse to do something nice for community members who really needed the help. “We just wanted to do something good with the pumpkin,” she said. PUMPKINS » PAGE 3

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HOMECOMING WEEK RALLIES SCHOOL FOR THE

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or the past week, students at Hettinger Public School have been gearing up for Friday’s homecoming football game and cheering on their fellow Night Hawks by participating in a week full of homecoming themed activities. Student Council Advisor and Homecoming Coordinator Kira Henderson said she worked with both students and teachers to create a memorable week that students could rally behind. “We had a great time creating fun activities for the kids while getting everyone pumped up for the game,” said Henderson. The week’s activities started with Saturday’s coronation and homecoming dance. There, students celebrated their school spirit and the 2019 homecoming queen and king. The 2019 royalty candidates were: Gryphon Smith, Ty Warbis, Mason DeFoe, Seth Folske, Joslyn Ebert, Talia Carter, Carolyn Schultz, and Miami Pekas. Out of the eight royalty candidates, Ty

BIG GAME Warbis and Carolyn Schultz were crowned this year’s homecoming royalty. Heading into the school week, the student council voted for “Hollywood” to be the 2019 homecoming theme. Henderson said the students had a great time decorating the halls to meet the theme. “Some of the decoration are paparazzi stuff and one class created the big Hollywood sign,” she said. “The halls looked pretty cool.” Although the “Hollywood” theme won the vote, Henderson said that some students were inspired to vote for the theme “Out of this World” for the 2019 theme because the moon landing happened exactly 50 years ago. In addition to decorating the halls, both students and teachers celebrated by putting on costumes and dressing up for most of the week. Monday, students and teachers celebrated a “red carpet” theme, dressing up to the nines to show off their most elegant dress. Tuesday was dedicated to Character/Celebrity day where HOMECOMING » PAGE 2

Ty Warbis and Carolyn Schultz are crowned the 2019 Night Hawk King and Queen at coronation. Submitted Photo.

Local fire department practices saving lives FRANK TURNER

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ocal volunteer firefighters gathered at the Hettinger Fire Hall last week to hone their lifesaving skills. In a routine training, firefighters practiced auto extrication exercises by tearing apart old junker cars in the parking lot. Fire Chief Terry Lien said that the local department organized the training to recertify their department in auto extrication while giving a few new recruits a chance to practice. Although the auto extrication certification is not a requirement for the local PRACTICE » PAGE 2 GRANT » PAGE 2

Volunteer firefighters take part in a training exercise to practice car extrication. Submitted Photos.

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fire department, Lien said the certification becomes “just another tool in the toolbox.” “We do help people with accidents on highway 22 and 8 and wherever,” said Lien. “That way we know what to do if an accident ever happens.” To practice auto extrication, the department brought in a certified instructor from Bismarck. According to Lien, the instructor demonstrated how to use life saving tools like the Jaws of Life to remove people from the twisted metal. Lien said that fireman rely on auto extrication for severe automobile accidents, such as rollovers, head-on collisions, and Tbones. “The safest way to get a patient out of an accident is to cut the car apart,” said Lien. “Stuff gets mangled up in accidents to where a fireman can’t open up anything and someone might be trapped in there.” After the demonstration and guided prac-

tice, the local department was put to the test. The guest instructor created a hypothetical car pileup scenario. In the scenario, firefighters had to rescue people from two crashed cars, assess the condition of the people in the vehicles, and remove the fake wounded from the crash while being timed. Lien said they completed the exercise in 22 minutes. “It was not too bad,” said Lien. “The instructor said he was pretty impressed with the crew we have, as young as our new guys are.” Ultimately, the local fire department was able to practice the auto extrications on real cars, because Robertson Recycling donates the broken-down vehicles. Lien said the department usually facilitates their trainings at Robertson Recycling, but due to muddy weather they moved the training to the Hettinger Fire Hall “Robertson Recycling works with us a lot,” he said. “All I have to do is get a hold of them ahead of time, and they line up the cars.”

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During this training, fire department didn’t work alongside local Emergency Medical Services, however Lien said that the department plans to incorporate them into trainings in the future. “The next time we do a similar training, we are going to have EMS come in and do it with us,” said Lien. “A lot of times the EMTs have to be in the vehicle while we are cutting it apart to stabilize the patient.” Already, Lien said the fire department is looking forward to their next training on Oct. 21, where firefighters will run through a grain bin rescue exercise. “I think the training have gone rather well,” said Lien. “I think they did a nice job and worked together, and we had a nice time.” Lien said that if people are interested in supporting the local fire department, they can visit the Fireman’s Ball on Nov. 29. The event will be hosted at Susie’s Woodfire Grill. Lien said to expect a deejay for entertainment, fire prevention related prizes, and a chance to meet the new firemen that joined the team.

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students could dress up as their favorite cartoon character or movie star. Wednesday was designated as “We Wear Pink” day. Students dressed in various shades of pink to both raise awareness for breast cancer during breast cancer awareness month and reference the movie Mean Girls. Thursday, students and teachers broke out their bellbottom jeans and tie-dye shirts for Hippie Day, and on Friday students were encouraged to wear Night Hawk apparel. At the end of every homecoming week, the school also hosts a parade to cheer on the Night Hawks before the big game. This year, each class built their own unique float for the parade. Henderson said that ultimately the entire week, the parade, the dress up days, and the hall decorating, becomes one giant competition for the school. Every

day kids are given points for participating in the various activities, and the class that ends the week with the most points is awarded the “golden shoe.” “They get their name on a little plaque, so it’s a big deal to win,” she said.

“Homecoming week is something that the whole school looks forward to and the kids really enjoy.” Check out next week’s edition of the ACR to see the homecoming game results.

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Organized by the local pantry, the Hettinger Backpack Program helps provide meals and food for youth and elderly who would otherwise go without a meal. Erickson said that she was inspired to create the pumpkin fundraiser and help the charity after growing the pumpkin in her own garden. “We bought what is called a giant pumpkin plant,” said Erickson. “We planted it and we ended up getting 7 very large pumpkins.” Although it is the spooky season, Erickson said that neither sorcery nor witchcraft were involved in making the massive pumpkin. In fact, Erickson said she didn’t even have to use fertilizer and described the pumpkin as “completely organic.” While Erickson

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Farmers Union Insurance employees (L to R) Katie Sackmann, Kim Erickson, and Jerel Seamands are hosting a contest/fundraiser event to see who can guess the weight of the giant pumpkin for charity. Photo by Frank Turner.

couldn’t say the exact weight of the pumpkin, (as that would be cheating) she did say people are welcome to visit the end of Main Street and take a look for themselves. “Anyone is welcome to stop down, take a look, and give their best guess,” she said.

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LOCAL West River Health Services Foundation is Back with Giving Hearts Day for Year 2! All Interested Community Members Welcome!

“GivinG hearts Day action teaM GatherinG” When? Wednesday, Oct. 16th, 6:30pm Where? West River Health

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Cookies and refreshments available.

he West River Health Services Foundation has re-upped its membership with the Impact Foundation, so they will be out in “red” once again for their Annual “Giving Hearts Day” fundraising efforts on February 13th, 2020. Giving Hearts Day is the single largest online giving day in North Dakota, raising over $88 million over the last thirteen years. Last year, West River Foundation joined 450 other nonprofit organizations for Giving Hearts Day, and worked toward their quest to bring more TOP DOCS to our backyard in Western Dakota. The fun “Giving Hearts Nights With the NightHawks” events in Hettinger and Scranton and the “Kennedy’s Promotion” were well received and supported by the area communities. It was a record day for Giving Hearts Day overall ($17.1 million raised) and for West River Foundation, raising over $158,000 for West River Health Services, with most of the gifts earmarked toward the new Physician Recruitment Endowment

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Action TEAM Gathering” on Wednesday, October 16th, 6:30pm at the WRHS Board Room. Anyone and everyone is invited to attend. Currently we have a chairman (Ted Uecker) and two Captains (Dr. John Kludt and Kim Schalesky). We are looking for 1-3 more captains and potentially 3-5 ambassadors to work with each captain. These volunteer positions will not require a huge amount of time, but will surely make a difference in our ability to reach our local healthcare goals. If you have any questions about West River Health Services Foundation or their efforts for their 2nd Annual Giving Hearts Day, please call Ted Uecker at 701-567-3666. Together we can enhance our mission to provide fundraising and development services for West River Health Services and Western Horizons Living Centers as they provide comprehensive health and wellness services to the residents and visitors of our region. Onward!

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Fund ($135,000 raised to date). The overall goal for this new Physician Recruitment Endowment Fund is $400,000; so at 5% interest, $20,000 can be utilized each year going forward. What we thought might take eight years at $50,000 raised per year, now looks like we could possibly reach our $400K goal in 3-4 years. The plan for these endowment funds is for future topnotch physician signing bonuses, forgiveness of physician student loans, or for our new “Ambassador Program,” where we fly in our more experienced and/ or retired physicians to visit with Resident Physicians about pursuing a career in medicine with West River. After all, we need more young families to come live in our area communities in Western Dakota. And we definitely need more TOP DOCS! How can we provide topnotch healthcare “close to home,” without top-notch physicians meeting with our patients on the front lines? There are plans for an initial “Giving Hearts Day

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of that, their 6’4” center Mason Teigen left the game late in the first quarter with three fouls and would not return until the 2nd half. The Nighthawks built a 13-point lead at the end of the first half which was highlighted by a buzzer-beating long range 3-point shot by Haden Sadowsky, which made the score 38-25. With the return of Teigen in the second half, better shooting and rebounding, they outscored Hettinger/Scranton 37-

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Nighthawks. Sadowsky scored 34 for HS which included five 3-pointers and Brandon Pierce added 21. I had Clayton Koch leading Harding Co. with 23 points. The Nighthawk JV team also remains undefeated as they downing Harding Co. 63-53. Harding Co. came into the game with a 2-0 record and receiving votes in the top five in South Dakota Class B ranks. The following night the Nighthawk girls downed the

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LOCAL Adams County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Receives Approval STAFF REPORT

dams County Commission Chair Dustin Laufer announces approval of the Adams County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan by the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services Homeland Security Division. Plan development, led by Emergency Manager Michele Gaylord, required the expertise of a broad-based team of public and private partners.

The intent of hazard mitigation planning is to keep communities safer by understanding hazards and threats and then identifying action steps to reduce their impacts. Plan approval allows communities to pursue federal mitigation dollars also. The new Adams County plan will be in effect until August 18, 2024. The state of North Dakota is one of only three states that has an agreement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency

(FEMA) to administer both the planning and the program portions of the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Through FEMA's Program Administration by States Pilot Project, states like North Dakota can administer Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs by meeting the following criteria: have a current approved mitigation plan, demonstrate a commitment to mitigation and have a successful track record of effective mitiga-

tion program management. Since 1997, a total of $253 million in local, tribal, state, and federal funding has been leveraged for mitigation projects that have reduced the impacts of flooding, severe winter and summer weather, and other hazards and threats in North Dakota. According to a study by the National Institute for Building Standards, predisaster mitigation saves an average of $6 for every $1 spent.

Rural Leadership North Dakota Selects 9th Class STAFF REPORT

wenty-seven people have been selected to participate in Rural Leadership North Dakota’s ninth class. Rural Leadership North Dakota (RLND) is a North Dakota State University Extension leadership development program. Beginning in November, participants will spend 18 months developing skills to help them shape the future of their organization, community and state. Class IX participants include producers, farm assistance program representatives, educators, city and county officials, health care and bank personnel, a pastor and a communications specialist. “Rural Leadership North Dakota is the premier statewide leadership program in North Dakota,” says Marie Hvidsten, RLND program director. RLND includes in-state seminars with experts; tours of agricultural and community businesses; out-ofstate trips (Washington, D.C., and Minneapolis in 2018) to meet with agricultural, business and government leaders; and a trip to another country (destination to be determined) to learn about international agricultural and community issues. Previous classes visited Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama, Thailand, Vietnam and Chile. The program helps participants enhance leadership skills, such as thinking critically and creatively, communicating effectively, self-awareness,

decision making, strategic planning and managing conflict. Participants also learn about agricultural and rural policy, the agricultural economy and future trends that could affect North Dakota, finding innovative ways to fund local and regional development projects, marketing, civic engagement, the value of coalitions and partnerships, industry and community advocacy, and how to work with the state Legislature. In addition, participants create a network of contacts and resources they can continue to tap into for ideas, answers and support long after they graduate from the program. They also will practice the skills they learn by creating a project that benefits their operation, business, organization, community or region. Class VIII participants createdopportunities for community members and consumers to learn about agriculture and its the impacts on the community,state andworld; helped develop a forage management program for local producers; turned empty buildings and lots into a once-again useful spaces;branded and marketed their community or county to bring more visitors and new residents to the area;organized an event to empower women with knowledge and tools to improve their farm and ranch operation;increased community knowledge of concussion prevention and recovery; developed affordable rodeo clinics to give youth a taste of what

rodeo competition and life on a ranch are like; created a mentorship program to ease the transition from college to the workplace by connecting young employees with senior industry leaders; started a Backpack Program to meet the weekend nutritional needs of students struggling with hunger; and planted a community orchard. “With this experience from RLND, I have been able to challenge myself to be a better person and leader in my professional and personal life,” says Class VIII participant Kasey Bitz of LaMoure, N.D. She is a teacher and owner ofBitz Farms. Those selected for the 2019-21 class are: Stephanie Blumhagen, Bottineau, N.D.; Charlie Sorenson, Ross, N.D.; Shana Forster, Minot, N.D.; Karen George, Watford City, N.D.; Christel Laskowski, Minot; Tom Jones, Wyndemere, N.D.; Paula Moch, Braddock, N.D.; Becky Peterson, Mandan, N.D.; Kylee Merkel, Bismarck, N.D.; Kelly Richardson, Dickinson, N.D.; Dantae Anderson, Lemmon, S.D.; Jasmin FosheimTurner, Hettinger, N.D.; EricMuller,Hillsboro, N.D.; Julie Johnson, Hillsboro; Seth Erickson, Galesburg, N.D.; Donna Georgeson, Michigan, N.D.; Fayme Stringer-Henry, Grand Forks, N.D.; Collin Voeller, Grand Forks; Kayla Lawson, Buffalo, N.D.; Susan Milender, Valley City, N.D.;Emily Alm, Streeter, N.D.; Sandy Franke, Jamestown, N.D.;Elicia Jacobson,

Phi Eta Sigma rewards students

Phi Eta Sigma is a national society rewarding first-year scholarship. The goal of the society is to encourage and reward academic excellence among first-year students in institutions of higher education. Jesse Qualls received this award for having a 4.0 and being on the Dean’s list his Freshman Year at NDSU in Fargo, ND. Jesse Qualls Graduated from Hettinger Public School Class of 2018. He is attending NDSU and majoring in Criminal Justice. Submitted Photo

Mandan; Andrea Nelson, Valley City; Kayla Miller, Wahpeton, N.D.; Kristina Dick, Englevale, N.D.; Kerri Kraft, Bismarck. “Starting a new RLND class is an exciting time for the 27 class IX participants,” Hvidsten says. “They will meet other North Dakotans who want to have an impact in their industry, organization and community. Class IX participants are beginning an experience that will take them across North Dakota, the U.S. and the world.” Since RLND began in November 2003, 166 people from 78communities in 39 counties have graduated from the program.

Clothes Closet holds semi-annual meeting STAFF REPORT

he Clothes Closet held its fall semiannual meeting on Oct. 2, 2019 at the Senior Center in Hettinger. Thirty-nine volunteers enjoyed a delicious meal before the meeting. The Clothes Closet is a non-profit thrift store providing used clothing, small household items and vintage items six days a week. We would like to thank all of you who donate these items and a special thank you to all of our volunteers. As a result, we were able to give money to the following: Reeder, Hettinger, & Lodgepole Fire Departments, Hettinger Baseball, Close-Up,

Food Pantry, Helping Hands, Backpack, Snack, and Hettinger School Education programs, West River Emergency Medical Services, Adams County library, Dakota Buttes Museum, Reeder American Legion and Auxiliary, Dakota Prairie Enrichment Center, Hettinger and Reeder Senior Centers, and Quilters from Hettinger, Reeder, and Bucyrus. The board members of the Clothes Closet are President Virginia Earsley, Vice President Myrna Mertz, Secretary Sandy Erdman, Treasurer Barb Rose, Deb Beld, and Lisa Harpster. Anyone interested in volunteering may contact any board member.

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Hello,

You can read lots of economic forecasts. And many of them tell of an im-

pending recession. I suppose you can put the blame wherever you want, but it seems we have recessions every ten years or so. It happens. I don’t need to read of an oncoming recession. If you are in agriculture, the recession has been here for years. Maybe it is a depression. I guess it is a fine line. But the easiest way for me to forecast the economy it is how I deal with many purchases. We revert to one of the oldest, truest forms of capitalism. The barter system. Now the barter system is pretty simple. If I have

something you need, and you have something I need, or desire, you strike up a trade. For example: Last week a neighbor had stopped by for coffee. While we were visiting, Shirley instructed me to go to town and buy some plywood to patch up a pen in our barn. I was reluctant to do it, because I had a couple used pallets that could fill the hole. The neighbor jumped in and said he had bought a pile of junk at an auction sale for $2.50 that would have something in there that would work. I was a little uneasy buying junk from a neighbor to patch up

my yard, but what the heck. We went down to his place and picked up three gates that could fill holes at our place. Three gates that were older than me, and I have gone around the sun seventy times. But they were free. Well, they weren’t free. Shirley made up a package of vegetables from the garden to swap. Fresh from the garden. A garden I have slaved over for months. Tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, carrots, squash, and zucchini. Oh, and peppers. Wonderful peppers. But the deal was made. You can’t back out on

a deal. Especially if your wife has struck the deal. Later in the week, the neighbor and I were making a hay trade. Trading a bale of hay for a pitchfork with a broken handle. I had spotted the fork while we were loading the antique gates. And I had a perfectly good handle at home. I was being pretty tough in my negotiations and wanted the broken fork for nothing. It had been in the pile of junk that the gates came in so I figured it was paid for already. He quickly reminded me that he had, out of the goodness of his heart, offered

me those gates for nothing. I quickly reminded him that Shirley had given him a hundred dollars worth the fresh vegetables for gates that had cost him a fraction of $2.50! He said what he paid for those outstanding gates had nothing to do with what he sold them for. You can imagine the disappointment Shirley felt when she came outside and found two old men wrestling in the mud over a pitchfork with a broken handle! Maybe you are right. She could have married better. Later, Dean

many years before retiring to Buffalo. They moved to Belle Fourche after having some health issues and lived at Belle Estate down there. Every time I had a history question, Bill was who I would call to get the answer and he always had one. Losing Bill is like a library burning down and I’m really going to miss him. Taz and Amanda left Friday morning for the circuit finals in Minot this weekend. Casey helped Bill Holt preg test his cows and Reub waited on me all day. Casey and Missy went to Lemmon for the football game that evening to watch Harding County win. Casey and Missy left Saturday morning to watch Taz in the circuit finals in Minot and Reub kept busy waiting on me. He had to run to Reva to get ice for my ice machine I use to ice my knee and picked up some pizza since he is doing the cooking too.

Reub went to church be himself Sunday morning because my knee didn’t want me to leave the recliner and the ice machine. Taz and Amanda and the little people got home Sunday night and brought us another bag of much needed ice that I was really glad to get! I’ll leave you with this ‘getting older’ joke: A distraught senior citizen phoned her doctor's office. "Is it true," she wanted to know, "that the medication you prescribed has to be taken for the rest of my life?" "Yes, I'm afraid so," the doctor told her. There was a moment of silence before the senior lady replied, "I'm wondering, then, just how serious is my condition because this prescription is marked 'NO REFILLS'."

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This is going to be short and not very sweet this week. I had my left knee replaced last Wednesday and I’m trying to recover, but so far it’s not going so well. The week started on a happy note with the Community Hymn Sing at Slim Buttes Lutheran Sunday evening with some great Christian music and a nice lunch afterwards.

I had my pre-op appointment in Spearfish on Tuesday and got there a little early so I stopped up at the High Plains Western Heritage Center to let them know that we wouldn’t be having our Great Western Cattle Trail meeting on October 10 like we’d planned because my knee surgery was going to keep me laid up for a while. They just had a bus tour arrive from Indiana so Karla asked if I would speak to them about western South Dakota. My grandfather Clem White came to South Dakota from Fort Wayne, Indiana to cowboy in the Slim Buttes before the Homestead Act. There were lots of folks that live in Fort Wayne on the bus and they were really interested in hearing about Grandpa’s life out here. Reub had to come with me for my surgery on Wednesday, but if we had known how bad the snow storm we had to drive through was going to

be, we’d probably have stayed home. We left about 9:00 that morning just as it was starting to snow here and ran into some nasty weather really fast. I was driving and it was hard to keep the pickup from sliding off the highway with all the snow and ice even with 4-wheel drive. A semi was stalled out trying to get up a hill south of the Slim Buttes and I barely made it around the semi to get over the hill. It’s a good thing we left home early because we could only travel about 30 mph to keep from getting stuck or sliding off the road. There was hardly any snow when we got to Belle Fourche and none in Spearfish, but Casey thought we had 8 inches here. The surgery went well Wednesday afternoon and Reub was able to drive me home Thursday afternoon after meeting with the doctor and doing physical therapy. I was pretty much pain free until it attacked

me early Friday morning and it’s been pretty miserable ever since. Dennis Nash called to tell me it was going to get better. He’s probably right, because he’s had both of his knees replaced and is getting around really well. We lost two very dear friends this week. Esther (Eggebo) Palmer, 95, formerly from Bison, passed away October 4th in Rapid City. Her celebration of life was Sunday in Rapid City with a graveside service Monday afternoon at the Prairie City Cemetery. Esther was a good friend of my mother’s and was raised in the Glendo community. Esther and her family lived in Bison and she made our wedding cake when Reub and I got married. Linda Otis called us Saturday evening to tell us that her father, Bill Vroman, 93, passed away that afternoon in Belle Fourche. Bill and Verona ranched in Harding County for

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ead Beulah Volleyball Coach Brian Filibeck put out the latest Region 7 Volleyball Coaches Poll Top 5 as of October 3. 1 Bowman Country 2 Hettinger Scranton

Congratulations to the 7th grade girls volleyball team as they took first place in the 7th grade tourney at Bowman on September 28. Members of the team are: Sienna Burwick, Paige Joppa, Kelly Schauer, Ella Anderson, Monica Morris, Sophia Kennedy, Gracia Jorgenson, Chloe Geaumont, Laela Jensen, Karady Evans, Erica Havelka, Shaye Anderson, Avery Tuhy, Talli Eaton. Their coach is Brooke Schneider. Kidder Co. demonstrated their offensive prowess as they totaled 461 yards in defeating the Night Hawks 48-8 on October 4. Their ground game netted 421 yards of the total yards.

They are averaging 49 points a game while giving up 14. Their only loss was 34-14 to undefeated Linton. Cade Warbis scored the only Night Hawk TD with a 62 yard run in the third quarter. The two point conversion was successful on a pass by Jeran Anderson to Ty Warbis. Kidder Co. now stands tied for second place in Region 4 with Grant Co., both with 5-1 records. They square off against each other on October 11. The latest North Dakota 9-man high school football poll was released on October 2. The polls are voted on by members of the North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. 1. New Rockford-Sheyenne (18) 5-0 94

2. Cavalier (1) 6-0 70 3. Finley-Sharon/HopePage 6-0 55 4. Central McLean 6-0 32 5. Linton-HMB 5-0 24 Others Receiving Votes: May-Port-CG (4-1), St. John (5-1), Kidder County (4-1), Ray-Powers Lake (51). Note: First Place Votes in parentheses. In the Division A poll Bowman County is ranked #5 and Shiloh #4. That poll was taken before these two teams played on October 4. Behind the running of Jacob Svihovec the Bulldogs downed Shiloh 34-6. Svihovec ran for 217 yards and four touchdowns. 1. Langdon/Edmore/Munich (19) 6-0 95 2. Velva 5-0 70 3. Lisbon 5-0 44 4. Shiloh Christian 6-0 43

5. Bowman County 4-1 15 The latest North Dakota High School Boys and Girls Class B Cross Country Coaches Poll has been released as of October 2. Twenty nine coaches voted in this week’s poll. Boys Teams: 1. New Town. 2. Bowman County. 3. Griggs County Central. 4. Hillsboro-Central Valley. 5. Thompson. Bowman County’s Brian Miller is ranked #8 in the boys individual poll. Girls Teams: 1. Rugby. 2. Bowman County. 3. Hillsboro-Central Valley. 4. Kindred. 5. Grafton. Bowman County’s Jaci Fischer is ranked #9 in the girls individual poll. Sports schedule for the coming week is as follows:

Volleyball vs Glen UllinHebron at Hettinger - Oct 10, Girls Elementary Basketball at Mott-Regent - Oct 11, Varsity Football vs Linton at Hettinger - Oct 12, Girls Elementary Basketball Tourney at Lemmon - Oct 12, JV Volleyball Tourney at Hazen - Oct 14, Boys Elementary Basketball at Mott-Regent - Oct 15, Varsity Volleyball vs Trinity at Hettinger - Oct 15, Boys Elementary Basketball vs Bowman at Scranton - Oct 19, Varsity Football at Napoleon See you at the games.

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hey started the we e k o n Oc t o b e r 1 w i t h a m a t c h a t Ha ze n a n d l e d by A l y s s a A n d re s s’ 1 7 k i l l s a n d Sa m Oa s e’s 2 1 b l o c k s t h e y d e f e a t e d Ha ze n i n t h re e s e t s , 2 5 - 1 6 , 25-15, and 25-12. Ta l i a C a r t e r a d d e d

2 6 a s s i s t s a n d C a ro lyn Schultz had eight digs. Ne x t u p o n Oc t o b e r 3 w a s Ne w En g l a n d who had just lost to B ow m a n C o. o n Oc t . 1 i n f i ve s e t s . It t o o k f i ve s e t s f o r t h e Ni g h t Ha w k s t o d ow n t h e d e t e r m i n e d Ti g e r s . T h e Ti g e r s w o n t h e opening set 25-20 but t h e Ni g h t Ha w k s t o o k

charge in the second s e t . A f t e r t h e Ni g h t Ha w k s t o o k a n e a r l y 8 - 1 t h e Ti g e r c a m e back to tie it up at eight apiece. The Ni g h t Ha w k s p u t o n a r u n a n d we n t u p 1 9 10 and finished with a 2 5 - 1 3 w i n . T h e Ni g h t Ha w k s we re p o i s e d t o w i n t h e t h i rd s e t a s they led most of the w a y u n t i l t h e Ti g e r s

s l ow l y c h i p p e d a w a y at their lead and e ve n t u a l l y t i e d t h e set at 24 all. The set we n t t o t h e Ti g e r s 29-27. Again the Ni g h t Ha w k s s t e p p e d it up in the fourth set and at one point had a 20-6 lead and won 2 5 - 1 3 . T h e Ni g h t Ha w k s p u l l e d o u t t h e deciding fifth set 1511.

On e o f t h e h i g h lights of the match w a s A n d re s s g e t t i n g her 1,000 kill for her h i g h s c h o o l c a re e r. Sh e u n o f f i c i a l l y h a d 24 kills in this match. T h e Ni g h t Ha w k s p l a c e d t h i rd i n t h e Si l ve r Br a c k e t o f t h e Di c k i n s o n Va r s i t y Vo l l e y b a l l To u r n a m e n t c o n d u c t e d Se p t e m b e r 2 7 - 2 8 . In t h a t b r a c k -

e t t h e y d ow n e d Ba k e r, l o s t t o Gl e n d i ve a n d t h e n b e a t L a u re l . T h e re we re 2 3 t e a m s i n t h e t o u r n e y. I d o n’t w a n t t o ove r l o o k Be a c h ( Oc t 8 ) a n d Gl e n Ul l i n / He b ro n ( Oc t 1 0 ) , b u t t h e Ni g h t Ha w k s h a ve a n important match with Tr i n i t y o n Oc t o b e r 1 5 a t He t t i n g e r.

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Annual Subscription Price: $52 in (2) Free or Nominal Rate In-County county, $72 outside county State of North Dakota 7. Complete Mailing Address of Copies Included on Form 3541 1/1 Petitioner, Known Office of Publication (Not (3) Free or Nominal Rate Copies vs. printer) (Street, city, county, state, Mailed at Other Classes Through C. M., a minor child, Bonnie and ZIP+4): PO Box 749, Hettinger, the USPS (eg. First-Class Mail) n/a/ n/a Wells, mother, unknown, father ND 58639 (4) Free or Nominal Rate DistribuRespondents. Contact Person: Joe Warren tions Outside the Mail (Carriers or Telephone: (701)567-2424 THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA 8. Complete Mailing Address of other means) n/a n/a TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPON- Headquarters or General Business e. Total Free or Nominal Rate DistriDENTS: Office of Publisher (Not printer): bution (Sum of 15d(1), (2), (3) and (4)) 46/47. Total Distribution (Sum Same as above. 1.You, and each of you, are hereby 9. Full Names and Complete Mailof 15c and 15e) 623/594 summoned and required to ap- ing Addresses of Publisher, Editor, g. Copies not Distributed (See Inpear personally before the Juve- and Managing Editor (Do not leave structions to Publishers #4 (page #3) 177/206 nile Judge, at the Adams County blank): Publisher: Cassidy Blade, h. Total (Sum of 15f and g) 800/800 Courthouse, in Hettinger, Adams same as above. Editor: Frank Turner, County and said State, on October same as above. Managing Editor: i. Percent Paid (15c divided by 15f times 100) 92%/92.5% 3, 2019, at 11:00 o’clock a.m., or as n/a. 16. Extent and Nature of Circulasoon thereafter as the parties can 10. 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