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ADAMS COUNTY

SERVING THE REGION SINCE 1907

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H ET T I N G ER , N O R T H DAK O T A

JULY 26, 2019

VOL. 114 • NO. 30

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City

distributes

tax funds

FRANK TURNER

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wice a year, in July and January, local organizations and entities can approach the city and ask for money by applying for the City of Hettinger’s available charity funds. At the last city council meeting, the City considered different applications and deemed which requests deserved funding. By the end of the meeting, the city had distributed over $30,000 to six different entities from both their infrastructure and charitable five-percent sales tax funds. The distribution from the city’s five percent sales tax fund is as follows: - Adams County Fair Association was granted $300 for Armory rental costs - Second Forty Club was granted $1,000 for building maintenance - West River Health Services Foundation was granted $500 for Partners in Health - Richard Wyman was granted $1,000 for the Flag Plaza project The distribution from city’s infrastructure fund is as follows: - Hettinger Park District was granted $13,000 to build the Flag Plaza walkway. - Hettinger Fire Department was granted $15,000 for state regulated air packs. Not all available funds were given away. The city’s available fiveTAX FUNDS » PAGE 2

INDEX Local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 County Fair. . . . . 3, 4, 9 Classifieds. . . . . . . . . . . 5 Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Social . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Editorial . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Fuel Your Brain . . . . . 10

Weekend WEATHER SAT

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Bismarck Cancer Center Survivorship Nurse Corina Larson visits the Peacock Mercantile to teach both youth and adults the risks of vaping. Frank Turner/Adams County Record

FRANK TURNER

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vertime, the rate of smoking cigarettes has slowly fallen. After years of research and education, adults and kids now know smoking can lead to fatal types of cancer. Even still, the nico-

tine trend has come back in full force in a new form, vaping and e-cigarettes. Although vaping has been marketed as a healthy way to quit smoking, Bismarck Cancer Center survivorship nurse Corina Larson visited the Peacock Mercantile this week to

teach Hettinger youth and adults that using the word “healthy” does not accurately describe vaping. Larson explained vaping does come with health risks and addiction. For those who do not know, vaping is a way of inhaling nico-

tine through electronic nicotine delivery systems, otherwise known as ENDS. ENDS are devices that vaporize nicotine infused liquid into an inhalable aerosol. Only recently did the FDA list END devices as tobacco products, and Larson explained

that historically a lot of those devices have been marketed in ways that appealed to kids. “A lot of vaping companies like JUUL use marketing techniques that remind me of the old tobacco companies,” she said. “VapCIGARETTES » PAGE 5

August Weather Outlook FRANK TURNER

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or farmers, the growing season this summer has been unusually rainy, causing difficulty in the managing and planting of their crops. As August approaches, National Weather Service meteorologist Ken Simosko said that he expects the downpour trend to continue in southwest North Dakota. “In August, your region experiences an accumulative 1.04 inches of precipitation for the month,” he said. “Right now the outlook map indicates a slight chance for above average precipitation.” In addition to extra

rain, Simosko said that the outlook also calls for below average temperatures. So what is the average temperature for the region? According to National Weather Service data, the average high for the month of August is 82.9 degrees and the average low is 54.2 degrees. Simosko explained that the above average precipitation and lower temperatures are likely correlated. More cloud cover and the presence of rain conditions usually leads to cooler days. “Cooler temperatures and precipitation go hand in hand,” he said. WEATHER » PAGE 2

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The NOAA temperature outlook map shows a good chance for below average temperatures in for the southwest region of North Dakota. Courtesy Photo/NOAA

WEATHER » FROM PAGE 1

The meteorologist also attributed the cooler temperature to a northern jet stream. “For the month of August, it looks like there is a northwesterly jet stream that will push air from the west coast, through Canada, and into the Midwest region,” he said.

It’s also important to note that monthly outlook maps are still limited in what they can tell meteorologists. When looking at an outlook map, meteorologists cannot tell how much the weather is going to be above or below the average. Instead, the outlook indicates the percentage chance that conditions will be above or below average. “As we look into the month of August, it’s not

The West River Veterinary Clinic in Hettinger, ND has recently expanded our practice into a new, state of the art building and are in need of a part-time or full-time large animal assistant to help us keep up with our expanding business. The Hettinger community provides for excellent hunting and fishing, as well as an ideal location to raise a family. WRVC not only has great working facilities and equipment, but we also place a high priority on a balanced work and family life. The job largely entails working out in the country with livestock, operating hydraulic chutes, vaccinating cattle and assisting in day to day operations at the clinic. Compensation based on experience. We offer competitive wages, single policy health plans, life insurance and matching retirement, among other benefits. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working with animals and their owners. A professional attitude and appearance, solid written and verbal communication skills, and ability to be resourceful and proactive is expected. Experience with cattle and/ or horses preferred, but not required. Interested applicants please submit resumes by August 16th to admin@westrivervet.com or call 701-567-4333.

necessarily a prediction so much as an outlook,” he explained. As for extreme weather, Simosko said that there is ABBREVIATED NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT ADMINISTRATIVE RULES

no direct way to tell this early whether the southwest region will continue to experience tornados and hail. With tornadoes touching down in the region, Simosko said that it’s important to stay informed. Even still, disaster storms and tornadoes are hard to predict. “Generally speaking, there is no way to know from a monthly outlook whether there are conditions that would favor extreme weather,” he said. “Sometimes we don’t know that extreme weather conditions are present until a day before.” Even though it’s not clear whether August will favor extreme weather condition, the meteorologist said that August is still a time that can have hail and tornado events. “Usually it’s not until late September that the risk for extreme weather starts to significantly drop.” For now, remember to keep a rain jacket and umbrella on hand, because the region will likely continue to experience even more rain.

Relating to Title 85, Board Of University And School Lands

Department of Trust Lands, on behalf of the Board of University and School Lands

will hold a public hearing to address proposed changes to Title 85 of the N.D. Administrative Code.

Peace Garden Rm. N.D. State Capitol 600 E. Boulevard Ave. Bismarck, ND Wed., Aug. 28, 2019 p.m. 1:00 p

A copy of the proposed rules may be obtained by writing the Department of Trust Lands, 1707 North 9th Street, Bismarck, North Dakota 58501, emailing dtlrequest@ nd.gov, or calling (701)328-1918. Also, written comments may be submitted to the Department of Trust Lands, 1707 North 9th Street, Bismarck, North Dakota 58501 until September 9, 2019. If you plan to attend the public hearing and will need special facilities or assistance relating to a disability, please contact the Department of Trust Lands at the above telephone number or address at least two days prior to the public hearing. Dated this 12th day of July, 2019. Jodi Smith, Commissioner

West River Veterinary Clinic, PC

203 US Hwy 12 The West River Veterinary Clinic in Hettinger, ND is in need of a Monday-Friday Hettinger, ND 58639 full-time receptionist to help us with our expanding business. ABBREVIATED NOTICE a.m.- 12:00 p.m. WRVC not only 8:00 has a beautiful new clinic, but we also place a OF INTENT TO high priority on a balanced work and 1:00 p.m. - 5family p.m.life. Responsibilities701-567-4333 are greeting and serving visitors at the front desk, answering Hours:

the telephone, screening and forwarding incoming calls, taking complete messages and scheduling appointments. This is a great opportunity for someone who has a professional attitude and appearance solid written and verbal communications skills and the ability to be resourceful and proactive. This position requires customer service skills with both people and be comfortable with animals. Interested applicants please submit resumes by August 16th to admin@westrivervet.com or call 701-567-4333.

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Relating to Workforce Safety & Insurance, And Notice Of Public Hearing: Temporary Partial Disability Benets; Verication of Disability; Notice of Legal Representation; Attorney Fees; File Copies; Elements of Filing; Employer Payroll Reports; Reporting Payroll for Noncompliance Period; Rate Classications; Installment Payment of Premiums; Payment by Credit Card; Other States' Coverage; Dividend Programs; Medical Expense Assessments; Permanent Impairment Evaluations; Pharmacy Services Dened; Medical Necessity; Footwear; Generic Medication; Physical Therapy Aides and Technicians; AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Disease and Injury Causation; Treatment Requiring Authorization; Palliative Care; Medical Service Provider Responsibilities and Billings including Electronic Billing; Pharmacy Services Disputes; and Title 92 Health Care Provider and Allied Health Care Professional.

203 US Hwy 12 Ap pl y Monday-Friday now!Hettinger, ND 58639 8:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 5 np.m. Workforce Safety Heating Plant Supervisor 701-567-4333

is seeking applications for the following positions:

n Executive Foundation

Director n Boiler Operator

These are full time, benefited positions. For more information, visit www.mayvillestate.edu/employment Bismarck Art & Galleries Association invites you to attend

45th Annual

r i a F ’ A l a t i p a C

On the ND Capitol Grounds

Sat, August 3 Sun, August 4 10a.m. – 6p.m. 10a.m. – 4p.m.

Art • Crafts • Live Entertainment • Food • Chalk Art

Ad. Assistant/Designer Wanted This full-time position with the weekly newspaper in Bottineau, ND is responsible for creating advertisements, sales and communication with clients to develop ads. Must have a valid driver’s license and be able to interact positively with a variety of people.

Courant Bottineau

Send resume to: courant3@utma.com Call 228-2605 for info.

& Insurance (WSI)

will hold a public hearing to address the proposed creations and amendments to the North Dakota Administrative Code, Title 92.

WORKFORCE SAFETY & INSURANCE

Board Room Century Center 1600 East Century Ave. Bismarck ND Thurs., Aug. 22, 2019 8:30 a.m. CT

at which time and place all persons will be heard regarding the proposed amendments to the North Dakota Administrative Code. A copy of the proposed rule changes may be obtained by writing to Workforce Safety & Insurance, Attn: Julie Porsborg, Legal Dept., P.O. Box 5585, Bismarck, North Dakota 58506, or Workforce Safety & Insurance, 1600 E. Century Ave., Suite 1, Bismarck, ND 58503, or by calling 800-777-5033, (701) 3283800, or TTY 800-366-6888. Also, written comments may be submitted to Workforce Safety & Insurance, Attn: Julie Porsborg, Legal Dept., P.O. Box 5585, Bismarck, ND 58506 until close of business on September 3, 2019. If you plan to attend the public hearing and will need special facilities or assistance relating to a disability, please contact Workforce Safety & Insurance at the above telephone number or address at least ve days prior to hearing. Dated: July 12, 2019. WSI Legal Department, ATTN: Julie Porsborg

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percent sale tax fund had $3,130 left over, and the available infrastructure fund had $7,000 left over. According to city council member Curt Drolc, funds left over from the day carry over to the City’s next distribution day in January. “What we don’t put out now, will carry over,” said Drolc. Drolc said that he would like to see the money go to different organizations eliciting positive change in Hettinger, especially for youth. “I wish that the boy scouts, cub scouts, and 4-H would apply for [available funds],” he said. “That’s where I would like to see the money go.” During the meeting, city council members also discussed that they wanted to see more accountability for the sales tax funds. “When someone

brings in an application to do a certain project, we expect them to use the money for that project,” explained Drolc. “Not to ask for something that looks favorable, but then use the money elsewhere.” The council also discussed that, when distributing tax funds, they wanted local organizations to use local contractors for completing projects. “When we give out sales tax money to our locals, especially within our own entity, we should be using our local people if at all possible,” he said. As of now, Drolc said that he isn’t expecting the council to create any specific legislation to uphold these expectations. Instead, Drolc said that organizations should be able to utilize funds in a way that benefits everybody. “It’s just going to be on the honor system,” said Drolc. “You have to trust people. Just make it accountable for the people of Hettinger and Adams County.”

CHURCH DIRECTORY Your guide to local houses of worship HETTINGER ASSEMBLY OF GOD

ONLINE POLL This Week

Will you utilize the new automatic payment system for your water bill?

West River Veterinary Clinic, PC

Hours:

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g Yes g No

10:00 am • Coffee Fellowship 10:30 am • Morning Worship/ Children’s Worship • Sunday 7:00 pm • Wednesday AA Meeting 6:00 pm • Thursday Prayer 7:00 pm • Bible Study

GRACE EVANGELICAL FREE 9:45 am • Sunday School - All ages 11:00 am Worship - Sunday Bible Study/Care Group - Tuesday 6:30 - 8:00 pm Youth Group 2nd & 4th Wednesday

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC

Monday Communion Service 5:15 pm • Tuesday 9:00 am • Wednesday at Nursing Home 7:30 am • Thursday & Friday Mass 6:30 pm • Saturday Mass 10:30 am • Sunday Mass

LUTHERAN

7:00 pm • Worship - Saturday 10:00 am • Worship - Sunday

BAPTIST

9:45 am • Sunday School - All ages 11:00 am • Worship - Sunday

UNITED METHODIST

9:00 am • Sunday School - All ages 10:00 am • Sunday Worship

SCRANTON & REEDER

POLL RESULTS Last Week

Do you think the football field bleachers should be renovated to be more senior citizen friendly?

Yes 72.22% No 27.78%

Vote online to see how your opinion compares

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC Scranton 5:00 pm • Wednesday 4:30 pm • 2nd & 4th Saturdays 8:30 am • 1st, 3rd, 5th Sundays

Reeder

5:00 pm • Tuesday 4:30 pm • 1st, 3rd, 5th Saturdays 8:30 am • 2nd & 4th Sundays

SCRANTON EUCHARIST 4:30 pm • 1st, 3rd, 5th Saturdays 8:30 am • 2nd & 4th Sundays

LUTHERAN - REEDER 9:30 am • First Sunday 9:45 am • All Other Sundays

BUCYRUS LUTHERAN 8:00 am • First Sunday 11:15 am • All other Sundays

LODGEPOLE COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN REFORMED 8:00 am • Service - Sunday 9:30 am • Sunday School - All ages

RALPH LUTHERAN

11:15 am • First Sunday 8:00 am • All Other Sunday

RICHLAND LUTHERAN 9:30 am • Worship - Sunday

Call the Record to place your church: (701) 567-2424

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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAMBER

JASMIN FOSHEIM Executive Director

With the 2019 Adams County Fair & Rodeo just around the corner, the Hettinger Chamber of Commerce would like invite you to attend all the festivities this event has to offer. Break out your tennis shoes for the volleyball tournament Friday night and trade in your dancing shoes for Slamabama to follow, co-sponsored by the Adams County Fair Board! Beginning Thursday, come out to support the 4-H students as they show off their livestock and projects, and then join us Saturday for slack beginning at 7am and the rodeo performance by Kling Rodeo Company at 7pm! From bull riding to mutton bustin’ the Adams County Fair & Rodeo has something for everyone. We hope to see you at the Fairgrounds August 1st-3rd!

KENNEDY’S

Dakota Plains Federal Credit Union

Fresh Foods & Bottle Shop

221 S. Main | P.O. Box 1020 Hettinger, ND 58639

Hours:

Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Drive up: 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

603 Adams Avenue, Hettinger ND Contact:

Phone: 701-567-2153 Fax: 701-567-4692

701-567-4511

200 N Main St Hettinger, ND 58639

(701) 567-2404

KENNEDY’S

Fresh Foods & Bottle Shop Lyle’s Body

Shop

200 N Main St “You bend’em-we mend’em” Hettinger, ND 58639

103 Highway 8 South (701) 567-2404 Hettinger, ND 58639

PO Box 338 | New England, ND 58647 | 701-579-4191 or 800-559-4191 | www.slopeelectric.coop

701-567-4380

Providing electrical service to the rural areas of Adams, Bowman, Hettinger & Slope Counties.

Haley J. Evans Accounting & Tax Service 123 Main St Hettinger, ND 58639 701-567-2856

ermeer Laufer Vermeer 1806 2nd St. NW Hettinger, ND 58639 701-567-4368

Southwest Grain 302 Mirror Lake Rd Hettinger, ND 58639 701-567-2408

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FAIR AND RODEO FUN AT THE FAIR 2018 HIGHLIGHTS

The 2019 Adams County Fair is just around the corner. 4-H kids and coaches are gearing up for everything that is to come next week. While everyone waits in anticipation for a fun weekend of live music, 4-H animal shows, and the rodeo, here is a recap of the results from the 2018 fair:

ADAMS COUNTY FAIR RESULTS 2018/ LIVESTOCK Poultry Cockeral Chicken/ Blue; Trevor Dalley Pullet Chicken/ 1st Riley Hasbrouck, 2nd Mitchell Dalley, Blue: Julia Dalley, Gavin Dalley Hen over 1 YR/ 1st Kaitlyn Schauer, 2nd Riley Hasbrouck, Blue: Kelly Schauer, Kaden Schauer, Kayla Schauer Overall Poultry/ Grand Champion: Riley Hasbrouck, Reserve Champion: Trevor Dalley Jr. Poultry Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Riley Hasbrouck, Reserve Champion: Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Julia Dalley, Kelly Schauer, Trevor Dalley, Kayla Schauer Jr. Poultry Trophy Sponsor: Bruce & Cynthia Erickson Sr. Poultry Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Mitchell Dalley, Reserve Champion: Gavin Dalley, Blue: Kaden Schauer Sr. Poultry Trophy Sponsor: Dakota Packing Co.

janovich, 2nd Bowden Hasbrouck, Blue: Trevor Dalley, Ella Friebel Sr Doe Class 4 breeds/ 1st Kestrel Damjanovich, 2nd Kayla Schauer, Red: Julia Dalley Overall Rabbit/ Grand Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich, Reserve Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich Market Rabbit Any Rabbit kept as a pet/ Blue: Kestrel Damjanovich Market Trophy Sponsor: West Plains Inc. Rabbit Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich, Reserve Champion: Kayla Schauer, Blue: Trevor Dalley, Ella Friebel, Julia Dalley, Bowden Hasbrouck Rabbit Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Ameriprise Financial

Kennedy Market Hog Trophy Sponsor: ND Pork Council Jr. Showmanship Swine/ Grand Champion: Oscar Laufer, Reserve Champion: Sophia Kennedy, Blue: Dylan Nash, Kelly Schauer, Blake Larson, Riley Hasbrouck, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer Jr Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Wayne & Gail Weishaar Sr. Showmanship Swine/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch, Reserve Champion: Bowden Hasbrouck, Blue: Tate Nash, Kaden Schauer, Tom Buckmier Sr. Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Scruffy’s Goats Goats/Dairy Milker, 3& 4 YR old/ Grand Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich Doe, March or Later/ Reserve Champion: Samantha Knutson Doe Jan-Feb/ Blue: Rebecca Knutson Doe Aug-Dec/ Blue: Kestrel Damjanovich Dairy Goat Trophy Sponsor: Barb Johnson Family Goats/Meat Doe March or Later/ Blue: Kestrel Damjanovich Doe, Jan-Feb/ 1st Tatum Fitch, 2nd Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Beth Lien, Jocyln Wolff, Kaden Schauer, Logan Ebert, Julia Dalley, Kestrel Damjanovich Yearling Doe/ 1st Tatum Fitch, 2nd Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Bowden Hasbrouck, Riley Hasbrouck

Swine Crossbred Breeding Gilt under 385#/ Grand Champion: Sophia Kennedy Registered Breeding Gilt Jan or Later/ Reserve Champion: Oscar Laufer, Blue: Dylan Nash, Tate Nash Breeding Gilt Trophy Sponsor: NorDak LLP Market Gilt/ 1st Oscar Laufer, 2nd Tatum Fitch, Blue: Bowden Hasbrouck, Tate Nash, Kaden Schauer, Kelly Schauer Market Barrow/ 1st Sophia Kennedy, 2nds Oscar Laufer, Blue: Dylan Nash, Tom Buckmier, Riley Hasbrouck, Kayla Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Blake Larson Overall Market Hog/ Grand Champion: Oscar Laufer, Reserve Champion: Sophia

ADAMS COUNTY Rabbits Sr Buck Class 4 breeds/ 1st Kestrel Dam-

Two YR old Doe/ 1st Tatum Fitch Overall Meat Goat Doe/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch, Reserve Champion: Tatum Fitch Breeding Doe Trophy /Sponsor: Ron & Heather Nester Buck Jan-Feb/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch Breeding Buck Trophy Sponsor: Schauer Sheep Co. Goats/Market Wether or Doe born 2017 Class 1/ 50-60 #/ 1st Rebecca Knutson, 2nd Samantha Knutson, Blue: Dru Dschaak, Kestrel Damjanovich, Mitchell Dalley Class 2/ 60-70#/ 1st Tatum Fitch, 2nd Kayla Schauer, Blue: Gavin Dalley, Bowden Hasbrouck, Riley Hasbrouck, Logan Ebert Class 3/ 70-80#/ 1st Beth Lien, 2nd Oscar Laufer, Blue: Kelly Schauer, Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Julia Dalley, Trevor Dalley Overall Market Goat/ Grand Champion: Beth Lien, Reserve Champion: Tatum Fitch Market Goat Trophy Sponsor: RZ Motors Jr. Goat Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Kaitlyn Schauer, Reserve Champion: Kelly Schauer, Blue: Kayla Schauer, Joclyn Wolff, Riley Hasbrouck, Julia Dalley, Oscar Laufer, Logan Ebert, Dru Dschaak, Kestrel Damjanovich, Trevor Dalley Jr. Goat Showmanship Sponsor: RZ Motors Sr. Goat Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch, Reserve Champion: Beth Lien, Blue: Bowden Hasbrouck, Gavin RESULTS » PAGE 9

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MAJOR

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400 11TH STREET SOUTH REGISTRATION & JUDGING: 4-H STATIC EXHIBITS

DAKOTA WESTERN BANK 3-5PM JUDGING: OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS PASTIME BA DAKOTA WESTERN BANK WESTERN ARMORY DAKOTA MARION DAKOTA BUTTES MUSEUM OPEN CONSTRUCTION & RENTALS REA 4001-4PM 11TH STREET 400 SOUTH MARION & RENTALS 3-5PM JUDGING: OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS 11TH STREET SOUTH PASTIME & STEAKHOUSE 5PM BAR 4-H DOG SHOWCONSTRUCTION MARION CONSTRUCTION ARMORY RZ M FAIRGROUNDS 3-5PM OPEN CLASS JUDGING: OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS 3-5PM JUDGING: EXHIBITS REA HYBRIDS PASTIME BAR & STEAK PASTIME BAR & STEAKHOUSE SW GRA 5PM 4-H DOG SHOW ARMORY FRIDAY AUGUST INC 2 ARMORY RZ MOTORS FAIRGROUNDS REA HYBRIDS 8AM RABBITS & POULTRY: OPEN CLASS REGISTRATION REA HYBRIDS 5PM 4-H DOG SHOW SW8-9AM GRAIN 4-H HETTINGER ARENA FRIDAY 2 DOG SHOW FAIRGROUNDS 5PM AUGUST 4-H RZ MOTORS INC LIVESTOCK: REGISTRATION & WEIGH-IN 1-4PM

1-4PM

ARMORY DAKOTA BUTTES MUSEUM OPEN

DAKOTA 400 11TH STREETBUTTES SOUTH

MUSEUM OPEN

4-HERS MUST KEEPRZ THEIRMOTORS LIVESTOCK AT THE INC BARN SW GRAIN HETTIN UNTIL 5PM FRIDAY TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PREMIUMS ARENA SPONSORS SW GRAIN HETTINGER

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DEAN MEYER Guest Columnist

Hello,

You know I don’t fly a lot. I used to. Once in awhile to a legislative deal, or on an annual vacation. But I don’t really get excited about amassing airline miles on my credit card. Because when you get a lot of miles, you are tempted to use them on an airline ticket. But a week ago, I went. I saw. I conquered. Never mind, different story. A week ago, I had the opportunity to spend five days fishing with three of

Your community's views my grandsons and one of their cousins in Alaska. I couldn’t pass this opportunity up. To get to Alaska, unless you have an awful lot of time, you need to fly. That entails going through airports. You know, spend $15 on a burger, $8 on a beer, jostle shoulder to shoulder with thousands of people, and try to keep your sanity. The flight from Bismarck to Minneapolis went fine. Except planes aren’t built for a 260 pound man with a bruised tailbone. But I kept thinking, Lewis and Clark had it worse. Maybe. In Minneapolis a

thunderstorm kept us grounded a couple hours. No big deal. Right. We missed our flight from Seattle to Juneau. Overnight in Seattle, which wasn’t real bad. Except we will miss our ride out of Juneau to the fishing lodge. Now it is getting to be a big deal. In the morning we get to the Alaska Airline counter at 4:30. Flight to leave shortly after six. No problem. Oh, there is a problem. They have tickets for four boys aging from six to thirteen, but no tickets for four adults. You know we can’t send four boys to Alaska fishing without a little assistance. So we stand there for

two hours watching this guy type. That’s what he did. He typed. Fast. For two hours. Occasionally saying there is nothing he could do. “Call Delta”. “I don’t have their number”. “Google it you idiot”. We would walk down to the Delta desk. They would reassure us, “Everything is fine. You are ticketed on Alaska.” At Alaska. “Four children. No adults. There is nothing we can do.” The plane takes off. Without us. Our fishing trip has hit a snag. After over two hours of

watching Idiot type, he agrees that we can buy four more tickets on the next flight. Which I am sure we could have done on the flight we had already missed. We gladly bought tickets. Or my nephew did. He’s such a nice man. And we did make it, only missing a day of fishing. Next week I will fill you in about the fishing a bit more. Right now I hear a hay field calling my name.

Isaacs, who rode with the Confederate Quantrill’s Raiders during the Civil War, along with Jesse James and his brother Frank. John Isaacs escaped from Missouri after the war and came to Deadwood in 1876. Isaacs, who was a very colorful character, was a neighbor of my grandparents, Clem and Manda White, in the Slim Buttes where my father grew up. People in the Slim Buttes were having trouble with a fellow who was stealing and harassing his neighbors, so John Isaacs rode to Belle Fourche to report him to the sheriff. The sheriff told him there wasn’t anything he could do because they were so far away and didn’t have a deputy up that way. John asked the sheriff to deputize him, which he did. He then came back to the Buttes, held a shotgun on the guy, loaded him in his wagon and took him to Belle Fourche, solving the problem. The double bridal shower at the Reva Hall Friday evening for Amy Tierney and our granddaughter

Bryce was very well attended and the girls got a lot of wonderful gifts. Bryce’s sister Lanie Klug came down from Dickinson for the shower and they both spent the night with Casey and Missy. Lanie and Bryce came to have tea with me the next morning before heading home. Saturday evening Reub and I went to Sturgis for a going away party for our granddaughter Kanon, who is leaving for Ames, Iowa soon to start training to be a veterinarian. She has been working with Dr. Warren Whalen at the vet clinic in Spearfish and he also came to the party. We had never met Dr. Whalen before, but he graduated from high school in Bowman and his mother was a Maliscki so we had a lot of neighbors to visit about. When he told me Randy Feist from Ludlow was a really good friend, I told him we had heard that Randy and Carol had a tornado go through their place this week, but I didn’t know what they had for damage. I called Randy on Sunday and he told me that the tornado

had torn up two buildings, scattered tin and hay bales everywhere, and hail did a lot of damage to some other buildings. Pretty scary, but at least no one was hurt! Around here tornadoes often hit with sudden devastation, and without warning. In one case, a house was completely whisked away, leaving only the foundation and first floor. A silver-haired ranch lady was seen sitting dazed in a bathtub, the only remaining part of the house left above the floor. The rescue squad rushed to her aid and found her unhurt. She was just sitting there in the tub, talking to herself. "It was the most amazing thing ... it was the most amazing thing." she kept repeating dazedly. "What was the most amazing thing, Ma'am?" asked one of the rescuers. "I was in here, taking a bath, and all I did was pull the plug and doggone it, if the whole house didn't suddenly drain away."

“Thar she blows!” Dean

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Trig went up to help Sage with a shingling job again on Monday. They had two houses and another building to finish by this weekend, because Trig is scheduled to have surgery to remove a bone chip from his ankle on Monday. They worked until well after dark most days, but they had the job finished by Friday night. Violet Krambeer is back in the

nursing home in Bowman after being dismissed from the hospital in Bismarck and is doing pretty well. I made a trip to Belle Fourche and Spearfish on Wednesday and had go down Highway 85 because all the rain had caused Highway 79 to be closed down by the old Moreau River school. I stopped to visit the Tri-State Museum in Belle to tell them about some old letters that Seaborn Ledbetter, who was visiting his sister in Texas, had written to Buck Olson back in 1955 and 1956. Seab was born on the Brazos River near Fort Griffin, Texas in 1887 and his family trailed a herd of longhorns up the cattle trails to western South Dakota when he was ten years old. His mother died as they were crossing the Woodford Indian Territory in what is now Oklahoma, leaving his father with 7 children, a small band of horses and a herd of longhorn cows. It took them quite a while with lots of trouble, but they finally made it to Dakota Territory to settle along the South Grand River in Harding County.

Seab had very little education and his spelling was horrific, but he wrote a little book about the history of their journey north titled “Last Riders of the Great Northern Range in North of the Black Hills”. Reub’s mother, Amy Olson, was able to decipher what he had written and typed it up so we could read it. His older brother, George Ledbetter, started the ML Bar that is located just south of Doug Doll’s on Hackamore land along the South Grand River. In the letters Seab wrote to Buck, he tells about Jesse Dalton, who raised cattle along the Redwater River between Belle Fourche and Spearfish. Jesse Dalton was a L7 cowboy and was married to Ed Lemmon’s niece. Although Seab wrote that Jesse was very likable, but he was also a member of the Dalton gang and always had his 45 pistol on his hip. Seab first met Jesse Dalton in 1907 and the last time he saw him was in 1911. Seab didn’t know where he went. Seab also talked about John

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Class 3/ 1st Kaden Schauer, 2nd Lauren Weishaar, Blue: Rebecca Knutson, Aubrey Weishaar, Sam Weishaar

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Overall Market Lamb/ Grand Champion: Kaden Schauer , Reserve Champion: Beth Lien Market Lamb Trophy Sponsor: Knutson Feeds Jr. Showmanship Sheep/ Grand Champion: Oscar Laufer , Reserve Champion: Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Lathan Holzer, Julia Dalley, Sam Weishaar, Kestrel Damjanovich, Trevor Dalley, Stone Stadheim, Kelly Schauer, KyanStadheim, Dylan Nash, Jacquelin Etherton, Acalia Olson, Sophi Gonder, Kinley Stadheim, Kayla Schauer Jr. Sheep Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Farmers Union Ins. Sr. Showmanship Sheep/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch, Reserve Champion: Beth Lien, Blue: Mack Buckmier, MithcellDalley, Tate Nash, Aubrey Weishaar, Lauren Weishaar, Madison Weishaar, Rebecca Knutson, Samantha Knutson, Kaden Schauer, Gavin Dalley, Tom Buckmier Sr. Showmanship Sheep Trophy Sponsor: Larry & Bonnie Lueck

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Sheep Sheep/Ewe Lamb Spring Ewe Lamb Jan or Later/ 1st Beth Lien, 2nd Oscar Laufer, Blue: Dylan Nash, Kelly Schauer, Tate Nash, Aubrey Weishaar, Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Jacquelin Etherton, Kayla Schauer Yearling Ewe/ 1st Tatum Fitch, 2nd Rebecca Knutson Ewe Lamb/ Grand Champion: Tatum Fitch, Reserve Champion: Rebecca Knutson Ewe Lamb Trophy Sponsor: Ehlers Trucking Inc. Sheep/Ram Lamb Spring Ram Lamb Jan or Later/ 1st Tate Nash, 2nd Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Kayla Schauer, Kaden Schauer, Kelly Schauer Yearling Ram/ 1st Tate Nash, 2nd Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Kaden Schauer Ram Lamb/ Grand Champion: Tate Nash , Reserve Champion: Tate Nash Ram Lamb Trophy Sponsor: Bob & Nola Dietz Sheep/Market Lambs Feeder Lamb/ Grand Champion: Kelly Schauer, Reserve Champion: Madison Weishaar, Blue: Acalia Olson, Kayla Schauer Feeder Lamb Trophy Sponsor: Dakota Plains FCU Market Ewe Lamb Class 1/ 1st Tatum Fitch, 2nd Kaden Schauer, Blue: Dylan Nash, Trevor Dalley, Kaitlyn Schauer, Lathan Holzer, Julia Dalley, Mitchell Dalley,KyanStadheim Class 2/ 1st Kelly Schauer, 2nd Lauren Weishaar, Blue: Madison Weisharr, Sam Weishaar, Gavin Dalley Market Wether Lamb Class 1/ 1st Beth Lein, 2nd Dylan Nash, Blue: Samantha Knutson, Tate Nash, Stone Stadheim, Kestrel Damjanovich, Kinley Stadheim, Tom Buckmier, SophiGonder Class 2/ 1st Madison Weishaar, 2nd Tatum Fitch, Blue: Mack Buckmier, Kaitlyn Schauer

Beef Market Beef Steer/ Grand Champion: Nora Larson, Reserve Champion: Jacob Hetzel, Blue: Drew Hetzel, Sarah Hetzel, Joseph Larson, Rachel Larson Market Beef Trophy Sponsor: SWG Hettinger Jr. Beef Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Sarah Hetzel, Reserve Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich, Jr. Beef Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Evanson Angus Sr. Beef Showmanship/ Grand Champion: Nora Larson, Reserve Champion: Rachel Larson, Blue: Jacob Hetzel Sr. Beef Showmanship Trophy Sponsor: Uecker Livestock & Yards INC.

ADAMS COUNTY FAIR RESULTS/ STATICS Cloverbud Participants: Nathan Buckmier, Shay Dschaak, Reese Ehlers, Nathaniel Etherton, HaylinFike, Ashlyn Friebel, Chase Geaumont,

Francis Gonder, Sydnee Wolff, Alyvia Hasbrouck, Jaeda Jensen, Liam Kennedy, Ridge Kramlich, Anna Lefebre, Kaison Melling, Madelynn Nash, Kortney Schauer, Rainn Stadheim Record Books: Blue: Sheep: Tatum Fitch, Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer Goats: Logan Ebert, Tatum Fitch, Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer Swine: Oscar Laufer, Tatum Fitch, Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer Rabbits: Kayla Schauer Poultry: Kaden Schauer, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer $15 Challenge Preteen: Grand Champion: Acalia Olson, Reserve Champion: SophiGonder, Teen: Grand Champion: Nora Larson, Reserve Champion: Rachel Larson Fiber Arts/Class 90: Grand Champion: Sophia Kennedy, Reserve Champion: Julia Dalley, Award of Excellence: Katherina Buckmier, Blue: Sophia Kennedy, Kelly Schauer, Olivia Havelka Fiber Arts Trophy Sponsor: Muth Plumbing & Heating Clothing & Textiles/Class 91: Grand Champion: Kinley Stadheim, Reserve Champion: Kyan Stadheim, Award of Excellence: Acalia Olson, Blue: Acalia Olson x2, Ella Friebel, Dru Dschaak, Red: KyanStadheim Jr. Clothing & Textile Trophy Sponsor: West River Health Services Sr. Clothing & Textile Trophy Sponsor: West River Ins. Photography/Class 55 Jr Exhibitor ages 8-12/ Grand Champion: Kaitlyn Schauer, Reserve Champion: Joclyn Wolff, Blue: Kelly Schauer,Kolson Melling, Red: Sarah Hetzel Jr Photography Trophy Sponsor: Kat Weinert Photography Sr Exhibitor ages 13-18/ Grand Champion: Rachel Larson , Reserve Champion: Tatum Fitch Sr Photography Trophy Sponsor: Dennis & Eva Knutson Home Environment/Class 83 Jr Exhibitor ages 8-12/ Grand

Champion: Kelly Schauer, Reserve Champion: Chloe Geaumont, Award of Excellence: Kaitlyn Schauer, Blue: Trevor Dalley, Sarah Hetzel, Chloe Marquardt, Acalia Olson Food & Nutrition/Class 71 Jr. Exhibitor ages 8-12 Grand Champion: Katherina Buckmier (specialty bread), Reserve Champion: Laela Jensen (other food/lefsa), Award of Excellence: Stone Stadheim (cookies), Kayla Schauer (Angel Food cake), Dru Dschaak (pie) Rolls or Bread Sticks/ Blue: Dru Dschaak Brownies or Other Bars/ Blue: Trevor Dalley, Jacqueline Etherton, Erica Havelka, Sophia Kennedy, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kelly Schauer, Kyan Stadheim, Joclyn Wolff Cookies/ Blue: Trevor Dalley, SophiGonder, Kolby Melling, Acalia Olson Muffins/ Blue: Ella Friebel, Kolson Melling, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kelly Schauer, Kinley Stadheim Cake Unfrosted/ Blue: Olivia Havelka Other Food/ Blue: Dylan Nash, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kelly Schauer Jr. Food & Nutrition Trophy Sponsor: White Drug Sr. Exhibitor ages 13-18 Grand Champion: Nora Larson (other foods/dessert), Reserve Champion: Mitchell Dalley (other foods/prailines) Cookies/ Blue: Gavin Dalley, Mitchell Dalley Sr. Food & Nutrition Trophy Sponsor: Francie M Berg Engineering & Mechanical/ Class 30 Includes: Electricity, Arc Welding, MIG Welding, Other Welding, Wood Working Jr. Grand Champion: Elijah Larson (electricity/lamp), Reserve Champion: Joseph Larson (wood working), Award of Excellence: Lathan Holzer (arc welding/chipping hammer) Electricity/ Blue: Kayla Schauer Wood Working/ Blue: Logan Ebert, Erica Havelka, Olivia Havelka, Drew Hetzel x2, Lathan Holzer, Acalia Olson Jr. Science Engineering & Technology Trophy Sponsor: Leroy & Donna Olson Sr. Grand Champion: Rachel Larson (other welding/guitar)

Sr. Science Engineering & Technology Trophy Sponsor: Kennedys Fresh Foods North Dakota Crops/Class 21/ Exhibitor ages 8-12 Grand Champion: Oscar Laufer (buck wheat), Reserve Champion: Kolson Melling (spring wheat), Award of Excellence: Kaitlyn Schauer (corn), Blue: Kolby Melling, Oscar Laufer Crop Production Cash Sponsor: West River Breeders Creative & Performing Arts/ Class 51 Includes: Floral Arrangements, Creative & Performing Arts, Drawing, Painting, Glue Soln, Leather Craft, Scrapbooking, Wood Arts, Metal Arts, Jewelry Making, and Cake Decorating Exhibitor ages 8-12/ Grand Champion: Kinley Stadheim (drawing), Reserve Champion: Acalia Olson (water color), Award of Excellence: Kinley Stadheim (oil/acrylic painting), Erica Havelka (item pre-pack kit), Ella Friebel (floral), Kayla Schauer (draw/paint), Kolson Melling (leather craft), Stone Stadheim (metal art), Chloe Geaumont (beginner cake decorating) Creative & Performing Arts Trophy Sponsor: Adams County Commissioners Creative & Performing Arts/ Exhibitor ages 8-12 Creative & Performing Arts/ Blue: Trevor Dalley, Logan Ebert x2, Ella Friebel x2, Erica Havelka, Olivia Havelka x2, Sky Kramlich, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer x2, Joclyn Wolff, Red: Kayla Schauer Item pre-packed kit/ Blue: Erica Havelka Drawing/ Blue: Julia Dalley, Jacquelin Etherton, KyanStadheim, Red: Trevor Dalley, Chloe Marquardt, Stone Stadheim Watercolor/ Blue: Julia Dalley, Trevor Dalley, Kayla Schauer x2 Oil/Acrylic Painting/ Blue: Chole Marquardt, Kelly Schauer Paint/Solid Form/ Red: Erica Havelka Other Paint/Drawing/ Blue: Skye Kramlich, Kayla Schauer, Kelly Schauer Leather Craft/ Blue: Katherina Buckmier, Erica Havelka, Sophia Kennedy, Skye Kramlich, Kolby Melling, Dylan Nash

Scrapbooking/Blue: Kestrel Damjanovich Wood Arts/ Blue: Katherina Buckmier, Laela Jensen, Skye Kramlich, Oscar Laufer, Kayla Schauer Metal Art/Blue: Oscar Laufer Begin Cake Decorating/ Blue: Kayla Schauer Intermed Cake Decorating/ Blue: Olivia Havelka Creative & Performing Arts Exhibitor ages 13-18 Grand Champion: Tate Nash (leather craft), Reserve Champion: Rachel Larson (drawing), Award of Excellence: Kaden Schauer (creative & performing arts), Tate Nash (leather craft) Creative & Performing Art/ Blue: Tatum Fitch Wood Art/ Blue: Mitchell Dalley Sr. Creative & Performing Arts Trophy Sponsor: Ross & Dixie Olson Horticulture/Floriculture/ Class 25/ Exhibitors ages 8-18 Includes: green/yellow beans, carrots, peas, kohlrabi, squash, cucumbers, beets, onions, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, Rhubarb, chokecherries Horticulture/ Grand Champion: Katherina Buckmier, Reserve Champion: Dylan Nash, Award of Excellence: Kestrel Damjanovich, Blue: Katherina Buckmier x2, Ella Friebel, Tatum Fitch, Dylan Nash Horticulture Trophy Sponsor: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Floriculture/ Grand Champion: Kinley Stadheim, Reserve Champion: Kyan Stadheim, Blue: Dylan Nash Floriculture Trophy/Traveling Trophy Veterinary Science/Class 20/ Exhibitor ages 8-18 Grand Champion: Kestrel Damjanovich (vet kit), Reserve Champion: Oscar Laufer (swine waterers), Blue: Kestrel Damjanovich, Kaitlyn Schauer, Kelly Schauer, Kayla Schauer Eggs/Blue: Kaitlyn Schauer, Mitchell Dalley, Kaden Schauer, Gavin Dalley, Trevor Dalley Jr. Veterinary Science Trophy Sponsor: West River Vet Clinic Sr. Veterinary Science Trophy Sponsor: Central Dakota Frontier Coop.

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