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Professional Football Player No. 12 Quarterback Personal information Date of birth: May 31, 1943 (age 70) Place of birth: Beaver Falls, Penn Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) Weight: 200 lb (91 kg) Career information College: Alabama NFL Draft: 1965 / Round: 1 / Pick: 12 AFL Draft: 1965 / Round: 1 / Pick: 1 Debuted in 1965 for the New York Jets Last played in 1977, Los Angeles Rams Career history New York Jets (1965–1976) Los Angeles Rams (1977)

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NORTH DAKOTA PETROLEUM COUNCIL Four of five North Dakotans statewide favor oil and gas development, according to a survey commissioned by the North Dakota Petroleum Council (NDPC). The survey also found that 73 percent of North Dakotans agree benefits of oil and gas development outweigh the risks and that 83 per-

cent believe oil and gas production should increase or stay the same.

“North Dakotans recognize that the oil and gas industry has been a game-changer for western North Dakota, revitalizing and growing many of our once-shrinking schools and rural communities,” said Ron Ness, president of the NDPC. “Never before have there been so many opportunities in western North Dakota and across the state.”“North Dakotans recognize that the oil and gas industry has been a game-changer for western North Dakota, revitalizing and growing many of our once-shrinking schools and rural communities,” said Ron Ness, president of the NDPC. “Never before have there been so many opportunities in western North Dakota and across the state.” __________________________

Fracking: America’s New ‘F’ Word by: Jessica Sena

Since the release of the films “Gasland” and “Promised Land,” the 60-year-old petroleum extraction process of hydraulic fracturing, better known as “fracking,” has been lighting up the media like the flaming faucets used to scare energy consumers.

Fracking is a post-drilling injection process that uses pressurized water, sand and publicly disclosed

chemicals to emulsify oil from minimally porous formations (shale) thousands of feet below ground. It is being used today with another innovation, horizontal drilling, to take America from energy scarcity, to energy abundance.

Cutest Pet Contest Instory But in today’s climate of increased public involvement in policy making, with the ease of information sharing through social media, the proliferation of bad science and conjecture threatens the future of American-made energy and subsequent economic recovery more than any of the techniques being condemned by misinformed, activist sources.

Opponents of energy development and fracking specifically pander to groups of regular “joiners” using emotional arguments rather than facts. Just this week, a national publication ran a story with the headline, “Fracking is Bad for Babies.” Today, protesters at a rally in New York lined up with children, and in their hands placed “Say No To Fracking” signs, which they

photographed and blasted into the Twittersphere.

Never mind the heat provided by natural gas inside of the city buildings where protesters gathered. Never mind the gasoline that powers their vehicles, or the petroleum-based pieces of all their smartphones that made broadcasting their activism possible. Never mind the hypocrisy.

Claims of contamination from drilling, flammable tap water, earthquakes, water shortages and even cancer have been reviewed and rebutted by the top regulatory agencies and medical centers in the country, and yet the controversy continues.

Fracking bans proposed around the country have been based heavily on alarmist rhetoric and fear mongering. For too long, the industry has remained quiet, often choosing to remain hidden from the limelight that today many celebrities are rushing to be a part of.

A limelight of activism, with the likes of Yoko Ono, Lady Gaga and others speaking out against something they know little about — energy development.

But the industry is waking up.

Realizing what influence social media now has on public opinion and public policy, the truth about oil, natural gas and fracking in particular is beginning to make its way into the mainstream via newly formed consumer information and public advocacy groups. And after 165 years, you could say it’s about fracking time.

More than 6,000 everyday products are made from petroleum, including cosmetics, clothing, rubber and plastic. Petroleum is literally a lifesaver when you look at all the ways it is used — in heart valves, parachutes, seat belts and life preservers.

It’s in the roads and tires we drive on, even in electric vehicles. It’s in water bottles, bike tires and paved

trails, affording those whose mobility is restricted to motorized means the ability to enjoy the great outdoors up close and personal.

Agriculture and tourism rely heavily on petroleum. Just look at the diesel and fertilizer used for agriculture, and the transportation which literally fuels tourism.

Think about manufacturing, construction and home building —

pay bills and shop locally, as well as the opportunity to recreate and travel. For students, innovation in the industry offers the promise of employment, and the means to pay off student loans.

Montana’s only petroleum engineering department has increased 10 percent every year since 2007, and the diesel program at Missoula College now has a waiting list of

and the fuel they require.

And with each oil and gas job, three more are created indirectly — jobs in retail, hospitality, food and service industries. Tax revenue created by oil and gas jobs provide funding for public programs as well, including schools.

There is a very real and personal side of the petroleum industry, too, one that is too often ignored.

Seldom acknowledged for being the lifeblood of a community or family, the jobs and paychecks from oil related jobs are exactly that.

More than 25,000 jobs in Montana are related to oil and gas development. A job is a person’s ability to put food on the table and presents under the tree. A job affords families and individuals the means to

students.

With resources in Montana, many people are finding work here without having to leave the state.

Eastern Montana’s unemployment numbers offer the most telling story of the positive impact energy exploration has had on job creation.

So in spite of the fracas about fracking, the facts speak loud and clear. The truth about petroleum is a reflection of the miracle of American ingenuity, the engine of economic progress, and what opportunity looks like.

Jessica Sena is the communcations director for the Montana Petroleum Association. __________________________

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Column Jim Mullen The Village idiot Potluck Dinner, Minus the Luck “Did you guys get violently ill last night?”

That John, he’s such a card. His wife got called out of town suddenly, so we asked him to come to dinner. Nothing fancy, just some leftovers, but much better grub than he’d rustle up by himself. And, as well as we know each other, we don’t often sit across the table from one another. We had a great, fun evening together, topped off with ice cream and cherry pie. We talked about the

cold snap, when we thought it would be at the county fair. It’s never after eating a warm enough to golf again, and about an meal at our house. So I told him he was upcoming cruise our families were taking welcome and started to hang up. together.

No, he insisted, he really was sick in the It had been all over the news that night middle of the night and since his wife is that another cruise ship was limping into still out of town, a neighbor was going to port with a cargo of sick passengers and drive him to the hospital in a few minutes. crew -- all with a virulent stomach flu. The It turns out he was not kidding. stories were graphic and gruesome and we wondered about our chances of getting When you think about it, there’s really no through our vacation without an onboard good answer when a guest asks you if you fire, breakdown or stomach bug. It’s one got violently ill after your meal together. thing to get the flu; it’s another to waste If you say “yes,” you’re admitting that you a bunch of vacation days and pay an arm poisoned a guest. If you say “no,” they may and a leg for the privilege. think you did get sick, and just don’t want everyone to know.

After a few hours together, John drove the five minutes back to his house with a We tried to remember if we all ate exactly smile on his face. the same things that night, and were pretty sure that we did. When I volunteered to The next morning, I pick up a call from drive him, he said, “Thanks, you’ve done John, expecting to hear “Thank you” but enough.” What does that mean? He was getting “Did you guys get violently ill last probably thinking, “Why should I give night?” instead. that clown another chance to kill me?”

I’ve always heard that “No good deed goes Very funny, I thought. Not that it’s the first unpunished,” but I never quite knew what time anyone’s ever called to ask that, but it meant until today. usually it’s after a boy’s night out or a day

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John left the hospital this morning after three days of observation. It was not food poisoning; it was something totally unrelated to dinner at our house. Still, we all know how these kinds of stories can get twisted around. By the middle of next week, it’ll be all over town that we tried to kill him and that he barely escaped with his life. And his next-door neighbor is a lawyer. Who hasn’t been to a restaurant and accidently asked for an “evidence bag” when you meant to say “doggie bag”?

I had eaten the last of the cherry pie while John was in the hospital, proving that it was blameless. And delicious. But I could see how a clever attorney might accuse me of destroying evidence.

But actually, I told him, he should be thanking me. What if this had happened while we were on our cruise? We could have been out at sea when this hit, two days away from the nearest port. He didn’t buy it. If he catches the latest norovirus on our cruise, will that somehow end up being my fault? Instead of the guy who was coughing up a lung behind him on the flight down to the departure port?

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Column Alison Rosen

Before planning a wedding -- a process I’m in the midst of -- I never understood what the big deal was. I never understood why people talked about it like it was one of the big stresses of life, why untold numbers of books had been written about it, why blocks of programming were devoted to it and why it took people I love and made them unrecognizable. Also I never understood the halting wide-eyed warnings people would issue when I told them I was planning a wedding. “Whatever you do,” they would say, grabbing my wrist for emphasis, “Don’t read the bridal magazines. They will just drive you crazy. Read two, but then stop.” Or “Don’t listen to all the voices, just remember, it’s about what you and Daniel want.” I also received the exact opposite advice, “The sooner you recognize that a wedding is for your family, and really isn’t for you and Daniel, the easier it’ll be.”

The intensity and variety of the advice I received made me think I wasn’t taking the whole endeavor seriously enough -- not that I wasn’t taking matrimony seriously, because I was -- but that somehow I wasn’t taking wedding planning seriously enough.

For example, I hadn’t signed up for ballroom dancing classes, started a scrapbook or even made a profile on Pinterest. And when people discovered this, and that I was trying to plan the thing in about four months, they gave me a look that was a mix of pity, fear and vicarious thrill. Probably the same look I would get if they found out I was going on a lengthy polar expedition and all I brought to sustain me was a cardigan, half a Fresca and a peanut.

What I Wish They Told Me About Planning a Wedding tively thorough person who likes to make sure each decision is the best one, given a number of factors from quality of service to cost.

I’m indecisive and like to weigh my options.

To feel comfortable I like to thoroughly vet each detail--- something I should have known about myself to begin with but didn’t quite recognize -- and so I’m finding the process to be immensely stressful and time-consuming.

Another thing no one really warned me about: the paralyzing effect of IT’S YOUR DAY. You will receive this message -- that a wedding is your big day and you should love every aspect of it -- between two and three million times in the course of planning a wedding. You will think it isn’t really affecting you, but then you will sit down and try to choose between two florists, and one uses peonies, and you aren’t sure if you like peonies, and on the one hand does it really matter, a flower is a flower, but on the other hand, IT’S YOUR BIG DAY, and you should love everything about it, which is a lot of pressure.

At a certain point you will wonder why you’re doing this -- it’s stressful and expensive and you will think you should either elope or postpone the wedding or just not get married at all. And you will freak out.

And then you will discover the parallel universe of wedding websites and books devoted to this reaction. I don’t know if it’s a generational thing or just something that has always happened but wasn’t often talked about, but women getting cold feet isn’t that uncommon. Especially women who get married in their 30s who are used “But what could possibly take so long?” I to being independent and fear the loss of wondered. “Why do people start planning that identity.

14 months in advance?”

At the outset, I thought of planning a wedNow I know, having almost come out the ding as akin to planning a party -- someother side of it, and here’s what I wish peothing I don’t have a lot of experience dople had explained to me. ing but how hard can it be -- now I realize If you are the kind of person who looks at it’s about coming to terms with what it two vendors online and then chooses one means to be married. And also figuring out and is happy with that decision and nev- whether you like peonies. er looks back, you don’t need an impossibly long lead time. However, the planning process takes a long time if you’re a rela-

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Dalrymple Presses BNSF to Improve Rail Service for North Dakota Shippers BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Jack Dalrymple late Thursday told BNSF Railway officials they need to make major improvements in their service to North Dakota’s grain elevators, mills and to shippers of other goods including coal and sugar.

Dalrymple told BNSF officials that long delays in rail car arrivals are creating serious hardships for many North Dakota shippers and their customers. Grain elevators are struggling with rail car delays of about a month. Slow rail service is also forcing processors including the State Mill and Elevator and American Crystal Sugar Co. to reduce production, he said.

“We pressed upon them just how important it is that our elevators, mills and other shippers see meaningful service improvements soon and that we also expect better, more reliable service in the long-term,” Dalrymple said.

Dalrymple voiced concerns about slow rail service during a conference call with John Miller, vice president of BNSF grain marketing, Michael Shircliff, regional vice president of northern operations, and other BNSF officials.

The BNSF officials told Dalrymple that harsh winter conditions have created operational challenges that are impeding rail service at a time of strong demand from all of the railway’s national service sectors. The railway officials told Dalrymple they are working to improve rail service to North Dakota and agreed to provide regular updates on specific service issues in North Dakota.

Dalrymple supports WBI Energy Natural Gas Project BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Jack Dalrymple today joined MDU Resources and WBI Energy in announcing the companies are moving forward with plans to build a natural gas pipeline that would increase North Dakota’s take-away capacity and further reduce flaring.

Gov. Jack Dalrymple

WBI Energy Inc., a subsidiary of MDU Resources Group, Inc., plans to build a 375-mile pipeline that would transport Bakken-produced natural gas from western North Dakota to industrial, commercial and residential customers in eastern North Dakota as well as markets throughout the Midwest.

The Dakota Pipeline has been designed to transport about 400 million cubic feet of natural gas per day, but could be expanded based on shipper demand to move about 500 million cubic feet per day. WBI Energy plans to invest $650 million to build the 24-inch Dakota Pipeline.

WBI Energy originally proposed running the pipeline through central North Dakota to an interconnection near Moorhead, Minn. Following market feedback, company officials revised the route and moved the eastern endpoint farther north to access interconnections with three pipelines: Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company, Viking Gas Transmission Company “We are committed to working with WBI and, potentially, TransCanada. The pipelines would Energy and the entire energy industry so connect in northwestern Minnesota, near the natural that we continue to reduce flaring, add val- gas trading hub known as Emerson. ue to our energy resources and help meet the nation’s energy needs,” Dalrymple said. WBI Energy officials have begun accepting long-term “This pipeline is part of the solution and I service commitments from natural gas producers. Procommend MDU Resources and WBI Ener- vided that sufficient long-term commitments are regy for their commitment to North Dakota ceived and regulatory and environmental permits are and to the responsible development of our secured, construction on the pipeline could begin in energy resources.” late 2016 and be completed the following year.

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In the competition between Vladimir Putin and the European Union over whose economic association to join, Yanukovych was betrothed to the EU. But after an offer of $15 billion from Putin, and a cut in fuel prices to his country, Yanukovych jilted In 2012, in the presidential elec- the EU and ran off with Russia. tion in Egypt, Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood Yanukovych felt he could not won in a landslide. President turn down Putin’s offer.

Obama hailed the outcome.

Western Ukraine, which favors One year later, the Egyptian the EU, was enraged. So out army ousted and arrested Morsi came the protesters to bring and gunned down a thousand down the president. And into members of his brotherhood. Kiev flew John McCain to deThe coup was countenanced by clare our solidarity with the John Kerry who explained that demonstrators. the Egyptian army was “restorKerry has now joined McCain ing democracy.” in meddling in this matter that Comes now the turn of Ukraine. is none of America’s business, declaring in Munich that, “NoIn 2010, Viktor Yanukovych, in where is the fight for a demowhat neutral observers called a cratic European future more imfree and fair election, was cho- portant than today in Ukraine.” sen president. His term ends in We “stand with the people of 2015.

Ukraine,” said Kerry.

Yet since November, protesters have occupied Maidan Square But which people? The Ukraiin Kiev, battling police, and nians who elected Yanukovych howling for Yanukovych’s res- and still support him or the ignation. The United States ap- crowds in Maidan Square that pears now to be collaborating want him out and will not vacate with Europe in bringing about their fortified encampments unthe neutering or overthrow of til he goes? that democratically elected govKerry is putting us on the side of ernment. mobs that want to bring down Military coups, a la Cairo, and the president, force elections, mob uprisings, at la Kiev -- are and take power. Yet, Americans these now legitimate weapons in would never sit still should similar elements, with similar obthe arsenal of democracy. jectives, occupy our capital.

What did Yanukovych do to deserve ouster by the street? He Reportedly, we are now colluding with the Europeans to chose Russia over Europe.

Despite our endless blather about democracy, we Americans seem to be able to put our devotion to democratic principles on the shelf, when they get in the way of our New World Order.

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Patrick Buchanan

Will Mobocracy Triumph in Ukraine?

Eight million Ukrainians are ethnic Russians. In east Ukraine and the Crimea, the majority speak Russian and cherish these ties. Western Ukraine looks to But if Putin’s offer of $15 billion Europe. Indeed, parts belonged to the Habsburg Empire. was a bribe, what else is this? cobble together an aid package, should Yanukovych surrender, cut the knot with Russia, and sign on with the EU.

While he rules a divided nation, Yanukovych has hardly been a tyrant. As the crowds grew violent, he dismissed his government, offered the prime ministry to a leader of the opposition, repealed the laws lately passed to crack down on demonstrations, and took sick for four days.

But the street crowds, sensing he is breaking and smelling victory, are pressing ahead. There have now been several deaths among the protesters and police.

Putin is incensed, but inhibited by the need to keep a friendly face for the Sochi Olympics. Yet he makes a valid point.

Pushed too far and pressed too hard, Ukraine could disintegrate.

Security police who have questioned jailed rioters seem to believe we Americans are behind what is going on. And given the National Endowment for Democracy’s clandestine role in the color-coded revolutions of a decade ago in Central and Eastern Europe, that suspicion is not unwarranted.

Nor is Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov entirely wrong when he says, “a choice is being imposed” on Ukraine, and European politicians are fomenting protests and riots “by people who seize and hold government buildings, attack the police and use racist and anti-Semitic and Nazi slogans.”

How would Europeans have reacted if, in the bailout crisis, he, Putin, had flown to Athens and goaded rioters demanding that Greece default and pull out of If, as a result of street mobs parthe eurozone? alyzing a capital, a democratiHow would the EU react if Pu- cally elected Ukrainian governtin were to hail the United King- ment falls, we could not only dom Independence Party, which have an enraged and revanchist wants out of the EU, or the Scot- Russia on our hands, but a sectish National Party, which wants ond Cold War. to secede from Great Britain?

And we will have set a preceUkraine was briefly independent dent that could come to haunt at the end of World War I, and Europe, as the rising and prohas been again since the break- liferating parties of the populist up of the Soviet Union. Still the right, that wish to bring down religious, ethnic, cultural and the European Union, learn by historic ties between Russia and our example.

Ukraine are centuries deep.

Auto News

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All-New Jeep Cherokee Diesel Debuts at Geneva Motor Show Auburn Hills, Mich. - The all-new Jeep Cherokee, launched in the United States in 2013, is making its European debut at the 84th Geneva International Motor Show on March 4, 2014. Also making its debut in the new Jeep Cherokee, is the new 2.0-liter turbo diesel engine, combined with the new nine-speed automatic transmission. The all-new Jeep Cherokee delivers a fresh interpretation of the “Go anywhere, do anything” attitude of the legendary Jeep brand, while providing the advanced technology and fuel efficiency that European customers demand.

drive at any speed. Jeep® Active Drive II includes a two-speed PTU with torque management and low range. Jeep® Active Drive Lock available on gas units only includes all the features of Jeep Active Drive II and adds a locking rear differential for superior lowspeed power delivery.

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Maximizing safety and security with the development of the new Cherokee allowed the mid-size SUV to earn the prestigious Euro NCAP five-star rating last year with an overall score of 83 percent. The new Cherokee also earned the ‘best in class’ designation from Euro NCAP in the Small Off-road 4X4 category for the year 2013.

With a sleek and athletic exterior the new Jeep Cherokee remains true to the iconic brand while moving In the U.S., the all-new Jeep Cherokee sold more than forward into the next era with a shape that is as ef- 29,000 units within the first two months. In Europe, ficient as the vehicle and will age gracefully without the new Cherokee will be introduced in all Jeep dealerships during the second quarter of 2014 and will be This is the first time in Europe that this powertrain available in three trim levels - Longitude, Limited and combination – the efficient 2.0-liter Multijet II turbo Trailhawk trim levels. diesel and the new nine-speed automatic gearbox - has

been offered in the mid-size SUV segment.

The new turbo diesel is available in two versions offering customers a choice of 170 or 140 horsepower outputs, both generating 350Nm of torque (258.16 lbs. ft.). The 170 horsepower version of the 2.0-liter engine is coupled with the nine-speed automatic gearbox, while the 140 horsepower version of this engine is matched to a six-speed manual transmission. Both versions of the 2.0-liter turbo diesel engine incorporate ‘Stop/Start’ technology that improves fuel efficiency and reduces CO2 emissions.

losing the DNA that makes it a true Jeep.

About Jeep Brand Built on more than 70 years of legendary heritage, Jeep is the authentic SUV with class-leading capability, craftsmanship and versatility for people who seek extraordinary journeys. The Jeep brand delivers an open invitation to live life to the fullest by offering a full line of vehicles that continue to provide owners with a sense of security to handle any journey with confidence.

The interior of the new Jeep Cherokee delivers the craftsmanship and exclusive easy-to-operate technology that European customers demand. The front seats are available with heating, ventilation and memory adjustable mechanisms. The world-class thin-film transistor (TFT) 7-inch full-color reconfigurable instru- The Jeep vehicle lineup consists of the Cherokee, Comment cluster allows the driver to enjoy a customized pass, Grand Cherokee, Patriot, Wrangler and Wranuser experience and receive information and vehicle gler Unlimited. To meet consumer demand around The European line-up also includes the 3.2-liter V-6 feedback in the format they prefer. the world, all Jeep models sold outside North America Pentastar petrol engine paired to the new nine-speed are available in both left and right-hand drive configautomatic transmission, producing 272 horsepower In addition, the new Cherokee also offers an advanced urations and with gasoline and diesel powertrain opand 315Nm of torque (232.34 lbs. ft.). In Russia and touchscreen multimedia command center and fea- tions. Chrysler Group LLC products are available in the Middle East, the new Jeep Cherokee will also be tures the newly designed leather-wrapped, three- more than 150 countries around the world. offered with the 2.4-liter Tigershark MultiAir I-4 pet- spoke, Jeep steering wheel with remote audio, voice rol engine. and speed controls, adding a new level of technical • New efficient 2.0-liter Multijet II Turbo diesel with Stop/ sophistication.

Start technology delivers 170 horsepower and 350Nm of Available in two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive (258.16 lbs. ft.) configurations, the new generation Jeep Cherokee is Standard safety features on the new Jeep Cherokee • torque New nine-speed automatic transmission – a first in the engineered to excel on all terrains. This vehicle is also include seven airbags (front seats multistage air bags, mid-size SUV segment the first mid-size SUV to feature rear axle disconnect, side bags, window bags, driver side knee air bag), ESC • Powertrain line-up also includes low-output version of resulting in reduced friction and energy loss when 4x4 (Electronic Stability Control) with ERM (rollover mitthe 2.0-liter Turbo diesel engine and two petrol engines capability isn’t needed and ensuring improved fuel ef- igation) and ABS (anti-lock brake system) with both • Choice of three innovative four-wheel drive systems and industry-first rear axle disconnect which improves ficiency. on-road and off-road calibration.

The new Jeep Cherokee offers the European market a choice of three innovative four wheel drive systems: Jeep® Active Drive I, Jeep® Active Drive II and Jeep® Active Drive Lock. Jeep® Active Drive I features a fully automatic, single power transfer unit (PTU) and delivers seamless operation in and out of four-wheel

To ensure maximum protection, additional safety feature • options for the new Jeep Cherokee include new systems such as the innovative Forward Collision Warning-Plus, ParkSense Parallel/Perpendicular Park Assist, Adaptive • Cruise Control-Plus, Lane Departure Warning-Plus, Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection.

fuel efficiency and uses 4WD only when necessary Top safety: awarded a Euro NCAP five-star safety rating and ranked best in class in the Small Off-road 4X4 category for 2013 Available in all European markets the second quarter of 2014 with a choice of three trim levels: Longitude, Limited and Trailhawk

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Williston... Living the Dream

John Voll

Winter Wimps & The Wimp Chill Factor

Shocking watching CNN last week. The top story for three days was Atlanta getting 3/4 inch of snow and light freezing rain including special warnings not to use hammers or hot water on your windshield! And those kids having to spend all night in a school bus!! There must have been 17 TV cameras with reporters gaggling the worse waiting for little Tommy to jump off with frost bitten gangrene hands after a night of outside temperatures approaching a life threatening 13 and an inside bus temp of 75. Unfortunate for CNN, the kid got off smiling, laughing like he just got out of a Disney double feature.

Column Penelope Ryder

Bakken Women Boredom In the Bakken: What is a girl to do?

60 above zero: Californians shiver uncontrollably.

People in Williston sunbathe.

“WTF am I doing here?!?” Maybe a bit much to exclaim- at this juncture, boredom is something that the people of Williston attend to in many ways.

See a working man will distress at any local bar- any very recently that made for great and exciting headlines in the paper. Now, for a mom - even single and a woman that is still trying to be kind of professional- Williston is still 50 above zero: not the greatest city to be bored in. This town is not the most ideal place for Italian & English cars won’t start. a woman to find something non- drug or alcohol related to do. ConsiderPeople in Williston drive with the windows down. ing that this statement may sound rash- this is Williston ladies and please let me know what else there is to do but go to the bar. Yes, before my kids 40 above zero: got here- I must admit I have done the Williston bar crawl and survived.

Georgians don coats,thermal underwear,- However entertaining that was and due to censorship and decorum- I will gloves,and wool hats. not repeat that adventure. “What happens in Williston....”

People in Williston throw on a flannel shirt.

35 above zero: New York landlords finally turn up the heat.

What about those thousands of vehicles strand- People in Williston have the last cookout before ed over 12 hours on the in town interstate? That it gets cold. waste of time wouldn’t happen in Williston. We 20 above zero: need our 80 to 100+ hours a week. Dad would People in Miami all die. have jumped out of the semi, fired up the DuraPeople in Williston stop by House of Economy to max and found a way to save mama in the soccer get just a little heavier sock cause their feet sweat. van and the snot nose on the bus and be back before the belly dump was filled. But many vehicles Zero: were blocked in from all sides? Not a problem in Californians fly away to Mexico.

Williston...”son go next door, tell Ted we need to People in Williston...”Lonnie give me another cup borrow his boom crane, I’m heading to Champs of hot coffee and an extra slab of that meat loaf ” to find a CDL in the dart tournament and hope10 below zero: fully a guy who hasn’t fallen off the bar stool to Hollywood disintegrates. drive the pilot car. Call mom, tell her to hang on The Girl Scouts in Williston are selling cookies to the groceries and we’ll lift her out in 20 mindoor to door. utes” 20 below zero: And those poor high school kids had to spend the Washington DC runs out of hot air. night in a Taco Bell? My twin teenage boys if stuck People in Williston let the dogs sleep indoors. all night in Taco John’s with their friends would 30 below zero: have died and gone to heaven.

Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.

Even my brother in South Bend, Indiana,a place People in Williston change the oil viscosity in the used to wild winters, sent me the following: snowmobile.

ALL POINTS BULLETIN 40 below zero: “The Mayor, in conjunction with EMA and the ALL atomic motion stops.

County, has issued a winter weather warning and People in Williston suffer a 3 mile back up of 3/4 has declared a winter weather emergency. All tons pulling ice fish houses to Lake Sakakawea. nonessential City offices will be closed starting at noon today through 6pm tomorrow. Employees 50 below zero: can start to leave at noon. Tickets will be issued Hell freezes over.

Williston public schools will open 2 hours late. for motorists on the road”

I have been in a inner struggle dating in this town. Brushing the thin surface I have found felons, meth head druggy types- or both. Considering that after so many years married and being newly single, well more mature this time around- I have opted to become a work-a-holic and allow Prince Charming to find his way to Williston- allowing the strange to filter out of our beloved city. This still creates the problem of the day, “ WTH to do in WILLISTON?” So I bought a bread maker from a yard sale, well my 10 year old gifted this to me.

I could make bread, because of this- soup is also a necessity.

When I looked in the fridge for that yummy leftover Thai Coconut Tomato soup, I spotted the left over black beans - then I remembered the chicken bouillon and the Chinese Rice from Chinese Takeout called my name. My excitement peaked a bit as I felt like a contestant on “Chopped”. A smile of sheer child-like excitement stretched over my face as I saw the wilted celery and snack carrots- wow I am so “chef-like” right now!! Knowing in the back of my head I should really start watching more than the Food Channel- my brain sparked at the ideas and this yummy Veggie Explosion was createdand I used all the leftovers that I would have SO left in my fridge. I could be on “Chopped”- a definite contender!! I can hear the judges comment in my creativity, my seasoning perfection- and I digress.....

And now, I have the bread machine ready and may even make the brownies I bought at the store during my last adventure in Williston. Cheesy, but my mood has lifted and turned on some tunes and that blast of the “Williston Blues” starts to fade and thoughts of weeknight dinners and marketing ideas start creeping in again through the haze. This place can take it’s toll.

Especially when life happens and then this town is as unforgiving.

The key to succeed in this town simple trust and faith. I have enough faith and trust to trust my gut and remember daily why I came here. I was not for a man, or to better my social situation. My dream IS Williston and what this place can do to make my dreams come true- and not care what the masses think. Trusting my gut got me here and finding that lonely place we all visit is not the deal breaker to cry and quit. To understand that everyday is a challenge and that struggle, pain and sacrifice comes with knowing the prize will be even so more sweet. My goals are grand, and I see now I am heading down the right path. Williston makes me stronger and I love that about this place. Some days I want to wallow, but the women here only talk All because they were expecting 6 to 8 inches That’s the latest weather from Williston which has about it over coffee at Lonnie’s while we plan the daily battle- no time for of snow and BITTER COLD? Minus 10 with a lots of jobs, few women, no Tofu and no Wimp wallowing.

Wimp Chill of only minus 20??

In Williston:

65 above zero: Floridians turn on the heat.

People in Williston plant gardens.

Chill Factor.

Looking for the wine opener now, I even have Cabernet to go with this wickedly innovative and resourceful Veggie soup and to celebrate my own personal triumph. To entertain myself on a dime in a satisfying and fun way.

I think a girl needs to be comfy with her own self and face that boredom with creativity. Well that is what I am telling myself- the latter is hanging at a bar with too many dirty boys... (not good dirty, either)

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ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): Acting on impulse could be stressful as far as relationships go. Try to avoid purely selfish interests if you can, as they may not win you any fans. However, sharing honest thoughts with a spouse or close friend would be a good use of your energy. As Mercury rewinds as of February 6, it might not be the best time to promote work or business projects or buy big-ticket items. However, if you have no option, try to keep receipts, paperwork, and files, as you may need them.

LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22) The answer to all your problems might appear to be a quick getaway. Tempting as that may be, it probably won’t resolve your issues in the way that you hope. As Mercury rewinds as of this week, you might find that you’re more in touch with feelings that might have been pushed to the back of your awareness. As you let them surface, you could discover that what you really want isn’t an instant fix but something more intangible and deeply satisfying on a soul level.

GEMINI (May 21 – Jun 21) Mercury rewinds from February 6 until February 28 in your career sector, so this might not be the best time to organize job interviews or crucial meetings with your boss because things might not go as planned. If you need to commit to a plan or project, try to keep track of important documents and paperwork, as you may need them further down the line. Changes at this time could be inevitable. Later, there will be fun, too!

LIBRA (Sep 23 – Oct 22) Could a relationship reach a critical peak this week?

The Moon in Aries early on highlights an edgy connection that might push you to do or say something on the spur of the moment. Perhaps you’ve desired change for some time and dream of more stability and greater harmony. In this instance, you might have to take a step in the opposite direction and push for what you want. You may soon get to like your assertive side.

TAURUS (Apr 20 – Mar 20) An ease in expressing your thoughts and emotions could make this a good time to organize a get-together or fun celebration. This can also be a positive work week so long as you don’t try to run the show yourself. Being part of a team can make a difference to your overall progress. Even though someone in authority may be hard to deal with, your patient determination could win them over. Later, take care of a domestic or business matter responsibly, as cutting corners could cause problems.

CANCER (Jun 22- Jul 22) The potential for surprising news on the job or career front could trigger thoughts about what the future holds. This week’s blend of energies could have you on the edge of your seat, yet there is also a possibility of making a few changes of your own that could surprise your boss or employer. However, as Mercury enters its retrograde phase, as of February 6, think carefully before you make any moves. Your time may be better spent researching your options

Events | Upcoming

Feb 8 Special Olympics Pancake Breakfast: A delicious way to support your Williston Area Program!

We will offer All You Can Eat pancakes, sausage, orange juice and coffee. Tickets are $8.00 presale or $10.00 the day of event and FREE for kids 5 and under. Presale tickets can be purchased at Wise Penny : 115 W Broadway. You can also purchase tickets from any of our athletes and volunteers. All proceeds will benefit Special Olympics North Dakota - Williston Area Program. Thank you for your support! Location :Our Redeemer’s Church : 1024 6th St W, Williston

VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sep 22) This week could get off to a positive start, especially if your social antenna is tuned to suggestions. And you never know - an invitation could lift your spirits.

Mercury, your personal planet, marches backward starting this week, so beware of misunderstandings with your partner, love interest, or your latest squeeze. An edgy influence might encourage you to push ahead with a budding romance sooner than is wise. In this instance, it might help to be sensitive to someone’s needs and feelings.

SCORPIO (Oct 23 – Nov 21): You might need to go with the flow as far as a romantic opportunity is concerned, especially if you’ve recently been daydreaming about a love interest. It’s possible your patience could be tested over the coming weeks, as Mercury is retrograde from February 6 to February 28. But this could be an opportunity to pull back and relax a little, move in new circles, and get a feel for whether or not this is right for you.

There’s no need to rush!

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21): The opposites seem to be at play, bringing pleasure and opportunities for spontaneous fun, as well as a chance to make like a hermit and hide when things get to be too much. If you feel stretched in romance, you might need to retreat to work out your next move. Once you’ve had a chance to recharge, you will be back out there and ready for some more love adventures. Guard against sent or received mixed signals to save embarrassment.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19): Electronic equipment failures could have you scrambling, especially as Mercury will rewind from this week until February 28. It might help to back up those important files and documents, as this is one of those times when a crucial piece of information could disappear. Aside from this, your love life continues to be lively and positive, although an edgy influence in your home and family sector could highlight a disagreement. Getting this sorted out sooner rather than later will help keep the peace.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18): You could be a purveyor of inspired ideas that benefit you and others. A lively energy might encourage your curiosity to delve into all kinds of subjects in order to find answers, meaningful connections, and creative opportunities. If an aspect of your life seems to need some extra stimulus, you might locate it when you mingle with folks who are on your same cutting-edge wavelength. Take care with finances, however, as Mercury turns retrograde this week.

PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20) This might be a good week to get involved in artistic or cultural programs, take in a movie, or dive headlong into a good book. Current influences might also encourage a shopping spree in which you’re attracted to items that spontaneously catch your attention. In this instance, a little budgeting could keep you from overspending. Give yourself a limit and you might find that you have a more enjoyable time seeking those smart bargains.

station. The band will play 4pm-5pm & 7:30pm11:30pm. Location: Grand Williston

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February 12 WCCU Sponsored TETON NIGHT: The Tetons will ROCK YOU! Western Cooperative Credit Union and Hagan Elementary invite you to rock out at the women’s and men’s basketball games against NDSCS on February 12, 2014.

Games, Giveaways, and ROCKING OUT! Women’s game starts at 6pm; men’s game starts at 8pm.

Location: Williston State College

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If you have an Event that you would like to share with the Bakken, go to bakkenbusinessreview.com February 8, API Chili Cook-off: The API Chili and add your event, it is Free and Easy.

Cook-off features a live band, raffles, games, concessions and lots of chili! The event is open to the public at 3pm and Chili Tasting for the public starts at 5:30pm. There will be 24 booths whipping up their best chili, along with 3 bars and a beer

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Medical

1 Youth Care Attendent Williams County $13.62-$15.01/hr 2 Travel Occupational Therapist (OT)

Reflectxion Resources, Inc.

DOE 3 Labor Delivery Nurses

NursesRX

DOE 4 Registered Nurses

ePeople America

DOE 5 Physical Therapy Assistant-PTA

Medical Staffing Network Healthcare DOE 6 Physical Therapist - Inpatient - Contract/Travel Tri-State Rehab Services

DOE 7 Registered Nurse - Labor Delivery

Capital Healthcare Solutions

DOE 8 Part-Time Second Shift RN

ALLONE Health Resources

DOE 9 Medical Tech - Contract / Travel

Capital Allied Solutions

DOE 10 Registered Nurses

ePeople America

DOE

Office/Professional

11 Administrative Assistant ManPower $20/$22/hr 12 General Manager

Bakken Staffing

DOE 13 School Aide (Part Time)

Nesson School District #2

$11.50/Hr 14 Graphic Designer

Dawa Solutions

DOE 15 Teller Western Cooperative Credit Union $15/hr 16 Office Assistant

Warren Transportation

DOE 17 Legal Assistant

Nehring Law Offices

$15/Hr 18 Night Shift Dispatcher/Office Admin

Warren Transportation

DOE 19 Office Assistant

Bulldog Services, LLP

$15.00/Hr 20 Electrical Inspector

ND State Electrical Board

$33.88/hr 21 Teacher’s Assistant

The Corcoran School

DOE 22 Outside Sales

Delta Rigging

DOE

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Inside Sales Rep

Route Sales Driver

Health Benifit Colsultant

Customer Service Rep

Store Administrator

Sales Lead

Territory Sales

Oil

Surface Driller/Driller Helper

Mechanic (Frac)

Multi-Skilled Operator

Thru-Tubing Supervisor

Electricians

Field Service Technician

Roustabout

Lab Technician

Mechanic

Welders Flux Core

Local Experienced Oilfield Workover Rig Hands Mechanic

Wireline Operator

Repair and Maintenance Technician

Field Mechanic

Line Technician

Rack Tech

Journeyman Lineman

Field Service Technician

Entry Level Operator Assistant

Mechanic

Oilfield Laborer

CARQUEST Corporation

SOS Employment Group

Executive Services

Pan O Gold Baking

Blue Cross Blus Shield

Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc Gooseneck Implement

PTI Group, INC

ACME Tools

White Mountain Operating

Weatherfold International

Producers Assistance Corp

Weatherford International

Helmerich & Payne

HB Rentals

B&G Roustabout Services

SOS Employment Group

Power Fuels

SOS Employment Group

RT Energy Services

Spherion Staffing Bismarck

Weatherford International

Weatherford International

Knife River Corporation

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Noble Casing

Basin Electric Power Cooperative Weatherford International

Halliburton

Noble Casing

C & S String Up

DOE DOE $50-100k Annually $40k-$70K + Benifits

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DOE

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10th annual local foods conference slated Feb. 14-15 BISMARCK – Packaging and labeling, improving soil health, specialty crop opportunities and craft brewing are among the topics to be covered at the 10th annual meeting of the Farmers Market & Growers Association (NDFMG) & Local Foods Conference, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15, at the Grand Hotel, 1505 N. Broadway, Minot.

Sponsored by the North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) and NDFMG, the two-day conference attracts growers, processors, marketers and others interested in locals foods from across the state.

“The conference includes sessions on production practices, business development, marketing through social media, as well as presentations on marketing techniques, such as food hubs and food tours,” said Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring. “There will be plenty of opportunities for participants to network with each other.

“Following welcoming remarks by Goehring and Marvin Baker, NDFMG president, Friday’s keynote speaker, Bruce Smith, Dawson County (MT) extension agent, will speak on local foods programs and projects in Montana. He will be followed by Matt Kleinhenz, Ohio State University vegetable production specialist, who will discuss plant grafting.

Saturday’s speakers include Mike Frohlich, co-owner of Bismarck’s Laughing Sun Brewery, and Brett Olson, co-founder and the Creative Director at Renewing the Countryside, a Minnesota-based, non-profit organization providing ideas and assistance to strengthen their rural communities and reduce poverty.

Break-out sessions both days will address plant varieties for high tunnels, ergonomics, financing options and mitigating weather-related risk.

NDFMG will hold its annual meeting Friday evening.

Funded through a specialty crop grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the event is open to the public. Registration is $50 per person and includes all sessions and meals. A single day registration is $30. Registration information is included in a conference brochure available at www.nd.gov/ndda or by calling 701-328-2659 or emailing info@nd.gov.

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Deer Management Meetings Announced The State Game and Fish Department has scheduled eight public meetings in February to discuss deer management in North Dakota.

Department officials will present an overview of the current deer population and prospects for the future, and look for input on possible options for changes in the way deer licenses are allocated.

“We’re all aware that the state’s whitetail and mule deer populations have declined considerably in recent years,” said Game and Fish Department wildlife chief Randy Kreil. “In 2013 we had approximately 40,000 hunters who applied for a deer gun license and didn’t get one. We’re looking at some ideas that might help get more hunters in the field if deer populations remain similar to what they are now.”

In the long term, Kreil said Game and Fish’s strategy is to build deer numbers to a point that would provide a reasonable chance for anyone who wants to hunt to be able to get some kind of license. “Right now we have a high public interest in deer hunting in North Dakota,” he said. “We’re hoping to come up with some solutions to help us maintain that.”

Each meeting will begin at 7 p.m. local time.

Feb. 17 – Devils Lake, Lake Region Community College Auditorium Feb. 17 – Casselton, City Fire Hall Feb. 18 – Dickinson, Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge Feb. 18 – Anamoose, VFW Club Feb. 24 – Tioga, Farm Festival Building Feb. 24 – Fordville, Community Center Feb. 25 – Bismarck, North Dakota Game and Fish Department Feb. 25 – Jamestown, The Bunker __________________________

Is there something going on your Company that the Community Should know about. If so Send us your Press Release at: PressRelease @thewillistonreview.com

General Labor

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Security Guard

Tire Mechanic Operations Manager

Apprentice Electrician

Electrical Maintenance

Journeyman Lineman

Journeyman Electricians

Custodian

Auger Driller/Driller Helper

Oil Service Technician

Stock Clerk - Tool Room

Carpenter Apprentice

Part-Time Package Handler

Mechanic Shop - 3 Positions

Concrete Road Construction Laborer

Warehouse Worker

Apprentice System Protection Technician

Housekeeper

Maintenance Engineer

Sr. Service Agent

Service Manager

Spooler Trainee / Shophand

Quality Control Person

Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic

Load Builder

Building Property Worker

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Crew Transport Drivers Heavy Haul Driver

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Water/Septic Driver CDL Driver

Concrete Truck Driver (A/B) Package Delivery Driver Drivers

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Class A CDL Driver

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Server

Bear Paw Lodge Chef

Restaurant Server

Store Stocker, Cleanup & Light Maintenance Housekeeping Attendant

Line Cook

Food Service Worker

Cook

Securitas

GreatWest Tire and Lube Mountrail-Williams Elec Co-op Ebel

Express Employement Services National Able Networks

Ebel

Acme Tools

White Mountain Operating, Inc Big Rig Truck Lube

Myers’ Napa Auto Parts

The Petersen Group

United Parcel Service, INC

Knife River Corporation

Northern Improvement Co

Express Employement Services Basin Electric Power Cooperative HB Rentals

Kum and Go

FedEx

Adecco

Horizon Cable Service

Plote Construction North Dakota Fargo Jet Center

ProBuild Holdings, INC

Montrail-Williams Elec. Co-Op Yoh Services LLC

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DOE DOE+Benefits

$55-75k/Yr

DOE

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DOE

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$20/hr Professional Transportation, Inc

$16-18/hr Black Gold Logistics

DOE Black Gold Logistics

DOE HB Rentals

DOE+Benefits Link Logistics

DOE+Benefits Spectrum Driver Recruiters

$20-35/hr United Parcel Service, INC

DOE Warren Transportation Drivers (multiple) DOE Rockwater Energy

$20.50 (min) Gemini Motor Transport

DOE All in Trucking

DOE Whitetail Trucking

$20-25/hr

Big Willys Saloon & Grill R. Roosters BBQ (Williston) Target Logistics Management Bunnies Burgers and Brews Scenic Sports

Value Place Williston Bunnies Burgers & Brews Mercy Medical Center R. Rooster BBQ

$8-10/hr DOE + Tips

DOE DOE + Tips

$12-$16/hr $11.50-$13.50 $12-14/Hr

DOE $12-14/Hr

Other 103 Airport Operation Manager City of Williston $36,818.00 104 Security Technician

Nexus Security Solutions

$22-$35/hr 105 Patrol Deputy- Sheriff’s Office

Williams County

$3,490/Mo

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Page 14 | The Williston Review | February 6, 2014 1 The Northwest Youth Assessment Center provides 24-hour attendant care and detention services for at-risk youth ages 12-18. A Youth Care Attendant performs general duties to meet the needs of Center residents including meal service.

EMPLOYMENT pany policies, procedures, regulations and permits, and all pertinent legislation. Send Resume to : anna.denton@ commandonline.com or Apply in Person at 10 1st Ave. E, Williston ND 58801 with resume between 1pm and 4pm.

OILFIELD 332678 NWJL

13 Perform duties that are instructional in nature or deliver direct services to students or parents. Serve in a position for which a teacher has ultimate responsibility for the design and implementation of educational programs and services. Please email ben.schafer@sendit.nodak.edu or mail PO Box 564, Ray, ND, 58849 or call the Ray Public School at (701) 568-3301 or apply in person at 3 Apply online at: https://www.ndworkforcecon- 215 West Street, Ray, ND. 330712 NWJL nection.com/ #1089944 14 Graphic Designer- Dawa Solutions Group is 4 https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ a business development firm comprised of a team of #1098809 passionate professionals creating valuable solutions for 5 Job Type: Travel Contract Physical Therapy As- our clients. Located in Williston, our services include sistant / PTA ---> Paid Time Off, Bonuses & CEs***Ask business development consulting, marketing solutions, About Our Guaranteed Assignment Locations!***New graphic design, website development, and conference Grads Welcome! When you work with Medical Staffing Network (MSN), great pay is just the beginning. At MSN, your happiness is the lifeline of our company. To apply visit ndworkforceconnection.com. 1118171 2 Reflectx Services is looking for an individual who is currently licensed or pursuing licensure in their desired state as a Occupational Therapist / OT . An occupational therapist develops a plan of care for each occupational therapy patient and provides skilled occupational therapy services. #1142535

6 Tri-State Rehabs' excellent compensation and benefits program awaits the Physical Therapist candidate seeking a 13-Week Travel Contract. https://www. ndworkforceconnection.com/ #1087032

8 We are currently seeking a part time second shift RN to staff an Occupational Health Clinic in Williston, North Dakota. This challenging and rewarding position offers a different pace and experience than traditional hospital based medical treatment. The ideal candidate should be motivated to positively impact the health outcomes of the persons they treat. This is a Monday through Friday position. Interested candidates, please send your resume to the attention of Human Resources at aoh.hr@allonehealth.com or by fax: (339) 645-2550. www.allonehealth.com

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16 We are looking for an Office Assistant in our Williston, ND Office. The person in this position is responsible for customer relations on the phone and with the team members in our new Williston, ND office. The person in this position also has administrative support responsibilities within Warren Transport and affiliated companies. We are looking for a professional, friendly individual with a degree in Accounting or Finance, a minimum of one year of office experience who is proficient in the use of the Microsoft products – specifically Excel, Word and Outlook. Responsibilities may include some collections, recordkeeping and filing. Benefits available after three months of employment include: comprehensive health, dental, vision & life insurance and participation in the 401k retirement plan is available following six months. You must be able to pass a background check and a drug test. Wages will be discussed by the employer.

If you are looking for a growth position with a company that truly cares about the employees, we want to hear from you. Apply on-line at www.warrentranansport-mt. com EOE 17 Legal Secretary/Legal Assistant position open.

Minimum educational requirement is a high school diploma. Additional education or experience in the field of secretarial or legal secretarial studies preferred.

Duties will include answering the telephone, filing, typing, reviewing and completing word processing requests as assigned, bookkeeping, and other miscellaneous projects. Applicants must show initiative and good judgment, be able to multi-task, function well under pressure. Pay will vary depending upon experience. Work will be 8-5 Monday-Friday. Experience with Microsoft Word preferred.

7 Capital Nursing Solutions' excellent compensation and benefits program awaits the Labor and Delivery Nurse candidate seeking a 13-Week Travel Contract. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #1086743

Resume in person or by mail to Nehring Law Office, 716 2nd Street West, Williston, ND 58801, Fax: 701-5775550, Email: info@nehringlaw.com (NWJL 343145)

9 Capital Allied Solutions' excellent compensation and benefits program awaits the Medical Technologist candidate seeking a 13-Week Travel Contract. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #1086666 10 Apply online at: https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #1088505 11 MANPOWER is hiring IMMEDIATELY for an Administrative Assistant in Williston, ND. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Permanent Opportunity Duties: Data entry, Answering phones, Coordinating travel arrangements, Dealing with confidential information, Creating tables, pivot tables, formulas, and macros, using Microsoft Excel, Creating presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint.*Pre-employment drug test and background check would be completed upon hire. Please contact the MANPOWER office for more information or to apply.

Tracey or Dawn: 701-293-3545 **Must submit an updated resume** 339035 NWJL

at 18th St W and Bison Drive, Williston. NWJL 343149

management.

Job Description: The Graphic Designer is responsible for the creation of print and digital design solutions. The Graphic Designer will produce visual solutions to the communication needs of clients, using a mix of creative skills and commercial awareness. Designers need imaginative flair and a strong working knowledge of applicable design software. The Graphic Designer will assist with additional production tasks related to print and online solution delivery.

18 Warren Transport is seeking night shift dispatcher to work in our new Williston, ND office. The successful candidate will be familiar with the ND area and have previous experience coordinating and dispatching trucks to the appropriate rig locations. Minimum skills include 2 yrs. previous OTR or regional trucking dispatch experience along with DOT experience in the Western states, strong verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills, strong office skills in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook and hands-on experience with mileage software and Rig Data information. Must be a team player and be able to multi-task sales and service projects, administrative paperwork such as truck tickets and invoicing and be able to work well under stress, despite numerous interruptions. Benefits available after three months of employment include: comprehensive health, dental & life insurance and participation in the 401k retirement plan is available following six months. Affordable housing/housing allowance is available through the company. Wages will be discussed by the employer. Please submit applications to: jgarrett@warrentran.com, fax to Warren Transport 406245-3232 or mail to Warren Transport, PO Box 22745, Billings, MT 59104.

TO APPLY: Submit resume for consideration by mail or 19 Perform routine clerical and administrative

By Mail: Dawa Solutions Group, PO Box 936,Williston, functions such as drafting correspondence, scheduling ND 58802-0936. (NWJL 343186) appointments, organizing and maintaining paper and 15 Western Cooperative Credit Union has open- electronic files, or providing information to callers. TO ings for a full-time Teller at the main and downtown of- APPLY: Email resume to monika@bulldogservicesllp. fice locations. The position is for teller duties. Computer com or prove an on line resume on the Job Service website, jobsnd.com. OILFIELD 330787 NWJL experience is required. Includes benefit package.

12 Bakken Staffing is seeking a General Manager for an oil and gas transportation company to be located in the Bainville, Mt - Williston area. The General Manager will be responsible for managing all operations in the northern Montana-North Dakota region, and as For more information contact Lisa Soiseth at 572-4000.

20 The North Dakota State Electrical Board will be required, facilitate synergies through integrated Canahiring an electrical inspector for the State of North Dada-US operations. This position is responsible for ensur- Pick up an application at any branch of Western Coopering all operations are conducted in accordance with com- ative Credit Union and return to the main branch located kota with the work area to be in Williston, North Dakota and surrounding areas. Minimum qualifications are:

EMPLOYMENT A high school graduate with electrical trade school degree preferred. A licensed Journeyman capable of being a Master.

Successful Journeyman candidate must take and pass North Dakota Master examination within 90 days of employment.

Have a firm knowledge of the National Electrical Code and the North Dakota Laws, Rules and Wiring Standards. Ability to be a problem solver with excellent interpersonal, written and oral skills. Ability to learn computer system, read and trace circuitry, schematics and blueprints. Must be a self-starter committed to time management, highly motivated, teamwork, high quality customer service and be able to multi-task projects. Flexible scheduling and overnight travel required. Must be able to lift 50 pounds, climb ladders and scaffolds and follow department’s safety procedures. Must possess a valid drivers license. Must successfully complete standard background and criminal record check.

Applicants must complete an Application for Employment State Form 10950 (available at web site http://www.nd.gov/ hrms, any N.D. Job Service, or at the North Dakota State Electrical Board by calling (701) 328-9522). Applicants must also submit with the Application a resume and cover letter explaining how their education, experience, and skills will qualify them for this position. Applicants who are residents of North Dakota and eligible to claim veteran’s preference must include Form DD214. Claims for disabled veteran’s preference must include a current statement of disabled status from the Veteran’s Affairs Office.

Completed Applications must be received by the N.D. Job Service, 1601 E. Century Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58503 by 5:00 pm on September 13, 2013.

Return by mail or fax to Bismarck Job Service, Attn: Chris, 1601 E Century Ave, Bismarck ND 58503; FAX 701-3285050, Attn: Chris. 329538 NWJ. 21 Instruct infant, toddler and/or preschool-aged children in activities designed to promote social, physical, and intellectual growth needed for primary school in preschool and childcare setting. May be required to become CPR/First Aid Certified.

Submit resume in person or my mail to The Corcoran School, 602 4th St. W, Williston, ND, by email to Katie@corcoranschool.com, or call 855-432-7593 (334101 NWJL) 22 The ideal candidate for this position will have: At least 5 years of sales experience and a proven track record, At least 3 recent years experience in Industrial Distribution, The ability to be self- motivated and performance driven, The ability to effectively manage their time, Excellent verbal and written communication skills, and a college degree or a combination of college and experience is preferred.Apply in person at 4323 4th Ave W, Williston, ND or provide an online resume on the Job Service website, jobsnd.com. OILFIELD 325329 NWJL 23 Develops new prospects and interacts with existing commercial customers to increase sales of the company's products and/or services. Responsible for increasing awareness of the company and the features and benefits of sales and training programs offered. Acquires new commercial customers within the assigned trading area. # JHS1JX6TJJDJLMCN688

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many job openings in the Williston, ND area. These posi- with general and HVAC contractors, industrial businesses, tions generally work for Executive Services, Inc. for a period and home building/remodeling customers. Ideal candidate of ninety (90) days and are then transferred to the client once would possess a resilient and persistent sales personality to this trial period has been completed to the satisfaction of the run his/her own territory. client. Apply online at www.exsvcs.com.

Enjoy DAY hours scheduled between 7:00 am - 5:30 pm Competitive wage within the Bakken Energy environment - Monday through Friday, and rotating Saturdays; competibased on experience. Must have at least 1 year sales expe- tive pay; and full benefit package including health, life & disrience, preferably within the drilling, completions, and/or ability insurance, 401(k) retirement plan, paid holidays, paid oilfield construction industry. A 4 year bachelors degree is a time off, flexible benefit plan, and employee discounts. plus. Computer skills and a valid driver’s license are required.

Acme Tools is a leading provider of power tools and equipment, with some of the largest first class showrooms in the nation. Serving the needs of customers since 1948, we offer sales, rental, and service solutions to building, remodeling, woodworking, and landscaping industries with a wide selection of products from all the major manufacturers. We 26 Now accepting resumes for a Route Sales Driver in operate 10 stores throughout North Dakota, Minnesota, and the Williston area. Responsibilities include ordering, load- Iowa. We also support our customers throughout the United ing, and selling bakery products to grocery stores, restau- States from our on-line store at www.acmetools.com. rants, and other businesses in the Williston area. The successful candidate will need to pass a DOT physical and drug Complete a company application available onsite or at www. screen, be able to lift up to 75 pounds, and have an acceptable acmetools.com/careers. Submit to: Acme Tools driving record.

4960 Highway 85 Any questions about this position can be directed to Brad Williston, ND 58801 Bolin at 701-235-5595 ext 15. To be considered for this posi- Fax: 701-746-2894. tion you MUST MAIL your resume to: Email: jobs@acmetools.com Pan-O-Gold Baking Co/FGO-13-011 444 E St Germain St Acme Tools is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 332754 NWJL St Cloud MN 56304 White Mountain Operating, LLC is looking for ex27 Sell, service, and retain individual health insur- 32 ance business for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota. If perienced and qualified Surface Drillers and Driller Helpers you are interested in this job opening and wish to complete • HOUSING available an application, please apply on line at http://ipc.us/t/6D- • Atlas Copco RD20 experience preferred • Must have a valid and current drivers license and a clean 0F90225E754B1F driving record - No DUI’s.

Email: Talia.Nelson@bcbsnd.com 330655 NWJL • Must be able to lift over 75 pounds, bend, reach, stoop, and stand and climb to fulfill job duties.

28 Do you enjoy the challenge of discovering just the right part or solution for a customer’s need? Are you • Employer does pre-employment and random drug and alcohol testing. proactive in asking questions and recommending solutions as well as additional related products? Do you thrive in a fast • Position is full time, must be available to work as scheduled including overtime, weekends and holidays if repaced environment where your organization, efficiency, and quired to complete projects. customer service skills... To apply visit ndworkforceconnec• Work references are required. tion.com. 561744023 • competitive wages and benefits 29 Store Administrator: Performs a full range of ad- • Schedule-12 days on & 6 days off-could be nights or days ministrative support duties for a dealership location. Directs NO Phone calls, Walk-ins will be accepted. phone calls received at the location to the appropriate deal- No resumes are accepted unless accompanied by our compaership personnel. ny application. To complete an application and submit your Responsibilities: Receives visitors and telephone calls ensur- resume to the hiring manager please visit ing these individuals are directed to the proper parties with- http://wmoperating.com/OILFIELD 345144 NWJL in the dealership. Prepares bank deposits and balances cash 33 Learn to maintain, diagnose, and repair a variety receipts. Records standard accounts payable and accounts of equipment including: diesel/gasoline engines, transmisreceivable entries on a daily and monthly basis. Maintains sions, winches, high pressure pumps, centrifugal pumps, accounts payable or accounts receivable records sand conveyer systems, air compressors, pneumatic and Distributes mail and maintains dealership files. Drafts and hydraulic systems, mobile/overhead cranes, gin pole units, types standard letters and memoranda as requested and gear boxes, PTOs, generators, chemical metering systems, prepares documents for distribution. Provides administra- 12/24 volt electrical systems, equipment caps and controls, tive support to the sales, parts, and service departments at chassis and suspension, rims, tires, wheels, forklifts, electhat location. May order office supplies for the store location. tro-mechanical equipment, wellhead attachments and pres338175 sure equipment, and various other types of oil field related Applications may also be sent in any of the following ways: Apply in person at 417 1st Avenue East, Williston Complete a company application (available at Job Service) and leave at Job Service. Apply online at www.exsvcs.com OILFIELD 332948 NWJL

30 PTI Group USA, LLC is currently seeking interested candidates for the position of Sales Lead to cover new operating regions in Williston, ND. This position is field based and requires field travel to customer offices and operating sites in the region. https://www.ndworkforceconnection. com/ #J3G6X16981S835RBKR6

equipment. Essential: High school diploma or equivalent, 1 year of technical training or equivalent, Valid driver’s license, Work flexible schedule, including long and/or irregular hours, Must have a telephone and the ability to be on 24 hour call. Preferred: Valid Commercial Driver’s License or the ability to obtain one. OILFIELD 329803 NWJL

31 Acme Tools is currently seeking a highly motivated, organized, self-starter to join our Outside Sales staff at our NEW STORE in Williston, ND! Individual will be responsible for the sale and product support of industrial, construction, and residential construction equipment. Position requires two years of outside sales experience, excellent communication skills, tool/equipment knowledge, and valid driver’s Executive Services Inc. is a temp to hire staffing agency with license with clean driving record. Prefer experience working

34 Wood Group PAC- is seeking candidates for MSO (Pumper) position in Watford City, ND area.

The Multi-Skilled Operator(Pumper) may be responsible for but not limited to: Inspect gas and oil wells, tanks, meters, separators, compressors, and attached piping components for leaks or unusual conditions and taking corrective actions.

Access remote locations to check wells, maintain normal operating levels, pressures and flow on separation equipment,

24 Field Sales Pay Rate $75,000-$85,000 a year (Plus Incentives) Benefits: Yes Location: Bakken/Rockies Region Major Responsibilities: · Responsible for representing the Company directly to customers and potential customers . #36587 25 Well established company working in the area providing affordable housing is seeking an Inside Sales Representative to help customers with their housing purchases.

The ideal candidate will be outgoing and pleasant. Preference will be given to a successful candidate who is from the area or has firm roots in the area.

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Gauge tanks for sale or transfer of crude oil and water.

Operate rental compressors, flowing gas wells, gas lift wells, and test wells. Utilize electronic remote well supervision to optimize production and reduce Safety & Environmental impact. Maintain chemical injection rates, start up and shut in wells. Enter daily volumes, well tests, down time and injection information into a computer database. Monitor daily production inputs into electronic data gathering software and comparing input data with output data for correctness. Monitor and optimizing production and costs within area of control. Minor hands on production equipment repairs. Operate a company-provided vehicle to perform job duties in a safe manner. Adhere to all Safety, Environmental, and company policies and procedures.

Must have a good driving record and pass a pre-employment screening. We specialize in furnishing energy-related companies with the most talented & qualified operations personnel in the industry. 332131 HOW TO APPLY Submit resumes to: rketterling@pachouston.com 35 This is an entry level position that will require up to 90% of travel and time away from home while learning the tools and processes involved in thru-tubing operations. The trainee will report to an assigned mentor(s). OILFIELD 338548 NWJL APPLY via Company Website: http://www.aplitrak. com/?adid=U3V6YW5uZS5CYXVlci44NTY2Ny40MDgxQGtlbGx5b2NnLmFwbGl0cmFrLmNvbQ 36 HELMERICH & PAYNE International Drilling Co. is currently seeking Electricians to work in our US Land operations in Dickinson, ND. A successful electrician candidate will have 3 to 5 years of prior electrical or electronic controls experience, an industrial control background and computer skills. We offer competitive wages and benefits package. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #93c27abe61

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37 Apply online at: https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #370496 38 Full time permanent Roustabout positions available for oilfield location construction.

• Drivers license is required, class A CDL a plus • Clean driving record • 6+ months experience preferred, but willing to train • Benefits package after 90 days • Wage is $19 - $28 per hour, depending on experience and possession of CDL • Must have necessary I-9 IDs • Drug policy, background and driving record checks TO APPLY: Complete a generic application from Job Service including 3 business references and leave at Job Service. NO PHONE CALLS AT EMPLOYERS REQUEST!!

OILFIELD 342062 NWJL 39 SOS Staffing is a primary staffing provider for the majority of leading Oil and Gas service companies across the USA. This is a great full time opportunity for a Lab Technician in the Oil & Gas Field. (Lab experience is required.) Pay will be $16.00 per hour and an excellent benefit package includes paid holidays, medical, dental, vision, retirement plans, and stock options is offered. For consideration, please go to the link provided. Candidates will be required to fill out a position survey and on-line application www.sosstaffing.com 40 Mechanic- Power Fuels is recognized a one of the leading oilfield transportation companies in the Williston Basin area. We are currently looking for Diesel Mechanics to be based in Western North Dakota. The mechanic is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining the continual readiness of the Power Fuels fleet for oilfield operations (i.e. engines, power trains, hydraulics, fuel systems, power generations, electrical

EMPLOYMENT codes, etc.).In addition, this position is also responsible Live line maintenance using Barehand/Hot for maintaining records for parts used, etc. Must have 49 High School Diploma, GED, or trade school equivalent. Stick procedures on BEPC 115kV, 230kV and 345kV transmission lines. Wood pole, steel pole and lattice towApply online at www.powerfuels.com er up to 500kV construction. https://www.ndworkforce41 Looking for experienced and non-experienced connection.com/ #403197 flux core welders. You will be working in a Industrial/ Safely install, remove, repair, assemble, disaswarehouse environment. If you are looking to join a 50 solid, reputable oil and gas company this could be the semble, and test Wellhead equipment (casing heads, casopportunity you have been looking for. Please send re- ing spools, tubing heads, valves, etc.) in shop, onshore, sumes to: Anders4@sosemploymentgroup.com Or call and offshore environments in accordance with Weatherford and Original Equipment Manufacturer procedures.

801-924-5253 for more information https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #25428 42 Great pay benefits and day bonuses. Call 40551 Put your desire for doing oilfield work the right 222-7180 and ask for Debra. way - safely, securely and efficiently - to work for you as a 43 Responsible for performing truck repair and Halliburton Level One Operator Assistant in our Surface maintenance work as assigned in accordance with the Solutions Division. In this entry-level position you will dealership and factory standards . Oversees work of ap- assist in the rig-up and rig-down of Baroid Surface Soluprentice technician assigned to them. Various days and tions service equipment on-site. You will help in the ophours available. To be considered, please apply online eration of solids control and waste management equipat http:/www.spherion.com/Bismarck. If you have any ment such as centrifuges, vacuums and pressure washing questions please contact Rachelle Johnson at rachelle- equipment. On the job you will learn the proper way to johnson@spherion.com. Applicants that do not follow perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and the above format will not be considered. associated paperwork and reports. This job puts you out44 High School Graduate, Mathematical and side and in position for rewarding possibilities. https:// mechanical aptitude. Must be certifiable in all applica- www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #00233980 ble governmental compliance programs. Must possess 52 Repair trucks and other vehicles. Master mea Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with hazardous chanics repair virtually any part on the vehicle anywhere materials certification and be able to qualify for DOT. from changing oil to hydraulics. Apply in person at 1708 Minimum of 6 months Wireline experience is required. 47th St W, Williston, ND. OILFIELD 345138 NWJL https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #22737 53 “ C & S String Up has an immediate need for an 45 PROVIDE BASIC REPAIR AND MAINTE- Oilfield Laborer.This position will assist coworkers with NANCE OF EQUIPMENT UNDER DIRECT SUPERVI- installing/repairing wire rope on drilling and workover SON. PERFORM GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING FUNC- rigs. Great oilfield job - Excellent pay!

TIONS AS NEEDED. LEARN BASIC FUNCTIONS OF Skills/Abilities: Must have a drivers license and clean EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES IN THE WORKSHOP. driving record; Mostly day work, but may be nights in https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #25750 emergency situations; Employer will train. Only appli46 1. Over 2 years up to and including 4 years from cants with the following traits should apply: hard worker, post high school, work, military, institutional or voca- mechanically inclined, willing to put in the hours to get tional environment in mechanic field or maintaining road the work done, be on-call, not afraid of heights. Housing construction equipment with demonstrated mechanical is not available through this employer. To apply: Call Jerknowledge to diagnose component, troubleshoot, repair, emy at 701-609.0075.” communicate and document. 2. Mechanical experience - 54 Security Officers Wanted in Williston to work diesel engine/heavy equipment preferred. 3. Provide and for the largest security company in the US! We have been maintain proper licensure, medical card and acceptable rapidly expanding throughout North Dakota and we have driving record. https://www.ndworkforceconnection. positions available in Williston!!! com/ #18c36c86aa Securitas USA is hiring multiple FT officers to work in 47 Safely performs all duties associated with the Williston, ND! construction, operation, and maintenance of electric We offer free uniforms, vacation pay, flexible schedules, distribution and transmission systems. Responds to life insurance, health insurance plans and 401K emergencies, scheduled and unscheduled overtime, after Officer pay starts at $19.00/hour and $20.00/hour hour calls, and customer complaints. Nothing in this job after 6 months. Must have clean driving record and clean summary restricts management’s right to assign or reas- criminal history. Security, law enforcement, military, sign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. corrections, or related experience is required for these https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #4de016fefa positions. (Minimum of 2-4 years). High School Diploma or GED required. Housing is provided 48 Assists in rigging up rack materials Must possess excellent customer service skills and have a • safely assists in level out pipe racks neat and professional appearance • knowledge of hand placements while uncapping pipe • cleans pipe TO APPLY: • rolls pipe in a controlled manner Visit our website at www.SecuritasJobs.com and enter • knowledge of proper gapping procedure your local Williston Zip code 58801 and follow on screen • uses correct rolling practices with hand placement instructions.

• minimum of 0-1 years related expericence This is the only way that we can accept applications • proficient with written and verbal communication skills • strong leadership and quality skills We cannot accept applications done on the workforce • understands importance of leading by example website or through any other method other than the on• ability to mulit-task line application done at the above website. Thank you for • can work closely with fellow employees your cooperation!

• thorough knowledege of safety and work standard EOE/M/F/D/V. 339000 NWJL Assists Rack crew with racking equipment and services.

Works in team environment. Provide an on line resume on the Job Service website, jobsnd.com OILFIELD 345136 NWJL

55 Tire & Lube shop in Williston is currently seeking qualified applicants for our Field Service Team & Tire Shop. Candidates must have a valid driver’s license, acceptable driving record, and professional experience ser-

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Seeking a Custodian for our NEW STORE in Willisvicing & repairing medium commercial, light truck, & OTR. 61 ton, ND. This individual will be responsible for maintaining Lube experience is a plus but not required. cleanliness and organization of our facility. Position requires previous custodial experience; ability to operate cleaning **Ability to work in an environment with frequent exposure equipment; attention to detail; and the ability to lift 50 lbs. to weather elements** Enjoy full-time or part-time hours, competitive pay and a *Must be dependable and professional at all times benefit package including health, life & disability insurance, *Some mechanical & lube experience a plus, but not required 401(k) retirement plan, paid holidays, paid time off, flexible benefit plan, and employee discounts. NWJL 327245 HOUSING OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE.

Please provide resume through NDWC via Job Service Complete a company application available onsite or at www.

Website for consideration. For questions call 701-774-5142. acmetools.com and submit to: 333981 NWJL Acme Tools- HR 700 20th Ave SE,Minot, ND 58701 56 The objective of this position is: Supervise and Fax: 701-746-2894. Email: jobs@acmetools.com.

manage the construction, operation, and maintenance of the MWEC electrical distribution and transmission systems. Assist in the pre-engineering, project coordination, inspection and related design, economic justification, and installation of electrical transmission and distribution. Facilitate, manage, and coordinate internal and external crews on new and existing projects. Respond to emergencies, after hours calls, and consumer complaints. Manage and assume the responsibility of the overall operations of the Coop and the operations staff.

To be considered for this position, a MWEC application and updated resume must be completed.

To obtain an application contact: MWEC P.O. Box 1346, Williston, ND 58802-1346 701-577-3765 Fax 701-577-3777 email: brandyh@mwec.com or download an application at http://www.mwec.com/content/employment-application 338161 NWJL

57 Ebel is currently seeking an Apprentice Electrician for the Tioga area and the Williston area. This person will be responsible for assisting in the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. All work completed shall comply with national electrical codes in a professional workmanship manner of the industry. He/ She shall help trouble-shoot all types of electrical systems for their proper operations and must adhere to all safety guidelines and rules of the company to minimize risk. Prior experience is preferred, but not required. For more information on applying, please call Jon at 701.774.3235.

62 White Mountain Operating, Inc is looking for experienced and qualified Auger Drillers and Driller Helpers.

Housing Available. Soilmac SR30 Experienc preferred. CDL is required. Must be able to lift 75 pounds, bend, reach, stoop, and stand and climb to fulfull job duties. 14 days on 7 days off. To apply submit resume at www.wmoperating.com. No phone calls, walk-ins, or incomplete applications will be accepted. Job Order Number 322838.

63 Big Rig Truck Lube is is a Veteran owned business and we are hiring Oil Service Techs to do oil changes on half ton pickups up to semi tractors. If you know your way around a big truck and want to work in a heated shop performing preventative maintenance on them. We have the job for you.

59 To provide for effective and efficient operations, maintenance and construction activities on energized or de-energized lines with or without supervision.

TO APPLY: Apply on line at http://www.nationalable.org or email mwilson@nationalable.org. 328712 NWJL 60 Ebel is currently seeking a Journeyman Electrician for the Tioga area and the Williston area. This person will be responsible to install, maintain and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. All work completed shall comply with national electrical codes in a professional workmanship manner of the industry. He/She shall trouble-shoot all types of electrical systems for their proper operations and must adhere to all safety guidelines and rules of the company to minimize risk. Applicant must have proof of Journeyman license of North Dakota or reciprocal license ability of North Dakota. For more information on applying, please call Jon at 701.774.3235.

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WAGE & HOUSING -$17.40 per regular hour; $26.10 per overtime hour - increased wage rate, depending on experience A Meals & Lodging per diem allowance is available on this project if not staying in employer-provided housing: Free camper/RV parking spot & hookups (excluding propane) near Williston [NOTE: tent camping at this location is not allowed] No-cost bunkhouse may be available Apply on line at https://apply.hrmdirect.com/resumedirect/ApplyOnline/Apply.aspx?req_id=enc1 5 . 8 2 9 6 0 0 8 6 3 6 6 8 2 9 6 & s o u r c e = 1 3 2 4 2 1 - C S - 6 1 1 3 330723 NWJL 69 Innovative Detroit Lakes Minnesota company is seeking a motivated Maintenance Tech to join their team.

If you are mechanically inclined and have experience with electrical maintenance, hydraulics and robotics this could be a place to call home. Nice benefits & wages are negotiable.

Please call 701-297-8800 or apply on our company website at http://fargond.expresspros.com/jobs if interested in this position or any other available opportunities. 338980 NWJL 70 https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #403192

71 HB Rentals is currently hiring for a Housekeeping Technician to join our team. This individual will be responsible for the cleaning of living facility equipment and offices Duties include doing oil changes, fuel filter changes, trans- as well as taking inventory on all necessary products. OILmission and differential fluid changes, air cleaner and wind- FIELD 342461 NWJL shield wiper replacements.Veterans are strongly encouraged 72 Kum & Go is recognized as the top rated c-store to apply.Email a resume or general application to bigrigtruck- chain in the nation for delivering the Ideal Customer Experilube@hotmail.com to apply. OILFIELD 342462 NWJL ence. Working at Kum & Go means that you will continue to have the opportunity to learn and grow at every stage of your 64 “Myers’ Napa Auto Parts has an immediate openings for tool stocker. Full time and part time positions avail- career. In addition to enhancing your existing skills, you will have access to a variety of professional and personal developable.

Requirements: Must be 18 years of age; Will stock supplies, ment programs. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ inventory, etc. Additional Information: Flexible schedule #310091

with work hours between 7AM and 7PM Mon - Friday and 8AM to 5PM Sat; Will work around students schedule for part-time positions; Lots of overtime available for full-time position; Starting wage $14 to $17 per hour, monthly increases based on performance; Benefit package available after one year. To apply: Apply in person & ask to see Jeremy, for an 58 The lakes country is calling you! Ice and snow are interview at Myers’ Napa Auto Parts, 1915 2nd Ave W, Wilupon us…enjoy your days ice fishing, snowmobiling, and all liston, ND. “ the other great things Lakes Country has to offer. Innovative General carpenter skills required; Know all phases Detroit Lakes Minnesota company is seeking a motivated 65 of construction; Independent work on their own. Benefits Maintenance Tech to join their team.

Package: Medical, Dental, 401 K; Paid Weekly; Offer per If you are mechanically inclined and have experience with diem. Forty hour work week. Year round work. APPLY: In electrical maintenance, hydraulics and robotics this could be person at 3204 29th St West Williston ND. (Harvest Hills a place to call home. Nice benefits & wages are negotiable.

Development) Ask for Aaron.

Please call 701-297-8800 or apply on our company website at http://fargond.expresspros.com/jobs if interested in this position or any other available opportunities.338980 NWJL

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74 Seeking qualified Service Manager to fulfill a critical role in the operations department. This position is responsible for managing the service department that covers shop and field operations, developing service business, ensuring customer satisfaction, and promotion of products and services. Candidate must be able to recruit, hire, motivate and maintain staff, assure compliance with safety goals, submit accurate service quotes, monitor service department performance (revenue, profitability and efficiency). Requirements for service manager consideration: experience as a service manager, preferred with ability to manage employees and processes, plus excellent communication skills. Must have a thorough understanding of P&L Statements and Control.

66 UPS is hiring individuals to work as part-time Pack- Visit adeccousa.com and go to apply now in the top right age Handlers. This is a physical, fast-paced position that in- hand corner! Please complete steps 1 through 3 and provide volves continual lifting, lowering and sliding packages that us with a resume! typically weigh 25 - 35 lbs. and may weigh up to 70 lbs. Part- 75 Duties include: Shop work will include building/ time employees usually work 3 ½ - 4 hours each weekday. assembling cables for a wide variety of clients. Rigging/ lifthttps://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #7319367 ing cables. Help with spooling wire line cable. General shop 67 Minimum Qualifications: 1. Over 2 years up to and maintenance. Field work requires traveling to locations with including 4 years from post high school, work, military, in- trainer, and servicing all types of steel cable, mainly work stitutional or vocational environment in mechanic field or over rig sites. Prefrence given to Class B CDL holders. Please maintaining road construction equipment with demonstrat- Apply in person at 3204 N 2nd Ave. Williston ND 58801. ed mechanical knowledge to diagnose component, troubleshoot, repair, communicate and document. 2. Mechanical experience - diesel engine preferred 3. Provide and maintain proper licensure, medical card and acceptable driving record. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #e1fc989dd9

76 “Career Minded person for Quality Assurance Position: Strong math skills; Ability to lift 70 to 75 pounds; MSHA expereicne preferred; Construction and aggregate experience a plus; Willing to train on the aggregate piece. Must have a clean driving record for a company pick-up. Housing available.Medical insurance after 60 days. Apply: Send resume to 68 Northern Improvement Company is an industry hrdept-ND@plote.com OR Fax: 847-628-6113 OR Apply in leader in the Midwest as a highway, heavy, and municipal person at office: Plote Construction ND, LLC, 14025 Bennett contractor. JOB LOCATION - Concrete Highway Construc- Loop, Williston, ND 58801” tion at Highways 2 & 83 between Williston & Ray 77 Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance

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our team. A qualified applicant prepares and drives water truck to rig sites to refill portable tanks. Class A CDL with Tankers - Hazmat is preferred as well. At least one year over the road experience in commercial motor vehicles. High School diploma or G.E.D. For more informa78 Under general supervision performs routine tion on this position or to discover how to apply for this loading and unloading of materials within yard or work job, visit https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com and site; assembles load packages into truck for delivery to create a profile. Job #JHL4Q177DBTV2MQ5FN9. customer job sites. https://www.ndworkforceconnec86 CDL Driver- CDL Driver- IMMEDIATE Hirtion.com/ #017137 ing for: Sand Haulers. Links Logistics, a Global Logis79 The objective of this position is to provide effi- tics Company, is now hiring FT professional drivers in cient and high quality maintenance to the Mountrail-Wil- North Dakota. 2 year’s experience or 100,000 tractor liams Electric Cooperative facilities in order maintain trailer miles preferred. Clean MVR. NO hazmat required. a clean, attractive appearance and good operating or- Drug and alcohol test required. Competitive Wages, Sign der. The Building and Grounds Maintenance Worker on Bonus and Paid Vacation. Links Logistics is a place performs a wide variety of jobs that require little or no where people flourish. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! To training such as cleaning, yard work, assisting technical apply: fill out application at www.linkslogistics.com You craftspeople, and running errands To be considered for can also email copy of CDL and Med Card to jason.crowthis position, a MWEC application and updated resume ell@linkslogistics.com to move the process quickly. Job must be completed. 338144 NWJL #287911Oilfield.

To obtain an application contact: 87 Seeking CDL-A or CDL-B Concrete Truck DrivMWEC ers out of Williston, ND! With locations throughout the P.O. Box 1346,Williston, ND 58802-1346 Northwest, this company is a leader in the construction 701-577-3765 Fax 701-577-3777 and specialty services industry. They have received nuemail brandyh@mwec.com merous awards and consistently rank among the Top 10 http://www.mwec.com/content/employment-application best construction-related products and services. This comon aircraft including Piper, Cessna, Pilatus, HawkerBeech, Gulfstream, and other general aviation and corporate aircraft; as well as perform 100 hour, annual, and phase inspections as required. Apply at www.fargojet.com.

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80 Yoh has a direct hire opportunity for a Journeyman Electrician to join our client in Williston, ND. Our client is a nationally recognized company with excellent benefits, long-term permanent work, and heavy overtime projected. They are seeking… Five plus (5+) years of Electrician work; preferably electrical install in oil and gas fields. North Dakota Journeyman License highly desired; Apprentice Electricians pursuing North Dakota Journeyman License will be considered. Master or Journeyman Licensure in a reciprocity state required if no ND Licensure. https://www.ndworkforceconnection.com/ #JS241122439009A1

pany employs nearly 5,000 talented men and women who are as diverse as the products they work with. Currently they are seeking local Concrete Truck Drivers to join their team out of Williston, ND.

Drivers transport concrete to job sites. Drivers operate revolving drum while its being loaded and checks consistency. Drivers offload concrete at job site. Drivers average 5-10 loads per shift; Average 50 hours per week throughout the year. Workweek is 6 days per week. Sunday work may be needed. OT after 40 hours.

$20.00-$25.00 per hour, depending on experience Annual performance reviews, $50 daily housing allow81 Martin Construction Hiring Truck Drivers. For ance, Housing available, PPEs provided Full Time position, 60 hours per week. Apply at job service in Williston, ND. Pay DOE. Day shift driving. Benifits Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life insurance, 401k, Paid vacations, Paid holidays, $50 daily housing allowinclude 401(k) and other. JS: 322609 ance, PPEs provided 82 PTI has been providing crew transportation services for railroads since 1980 and has an industry Apply Online at www.spectrumdrivers.com or for more reputation for providing quality, reliable, and safe crew information call us at 855-795-1100 ext. 1. transportation services. Drivers are responsible for safe- EOE M/F/D/V. NWJL 342458 ly transporting railroad crews to their destination, while UPS is accepting applications for full-time adhering to federal, state and local traffic laws, as well 88 Package Delivery Drivers. This is a physical, fast-paced, as PTI’s policies and procedures.EOE 340472 NWJL http://www.professionaltransportationinc.com/ca- outdoor position that involves continual lifting, lowering and carrying packages that typically weigh 25 - 35 reers/driver-application lbs. and may weigh up to 70 lbs. A DOT physical exam 83 Heavy Haul Driver- Black Gold Logistics is is required. To apply visit ndworkforceconnection.com. looking for motivated drivers and operators with at least 7367355 2 years oilfield experience. Applicants must be at least 21 Warren Transport, a year-round regional truckyears old and pass drug tests. Drivers must have a class 89 ing company, has an on-going need for quality, safety A CDL and a clean driving record (no DUI’s). We pay competitive wages and also provide a generous travel re- conscious, flat-bed drivers seeking long term employimbursement program. Housing and meals are provid- ment in our new Williston, ND location. Requirements ed upon hire. Please apply online at BlackGoldLogistics. include Class A CDL with 2 years experience hauling com/Career. For more information: info@blackgoldlo- doubles and 100,000 miles. Local and regional runs in North Dakota and Montana hauling bagged ash to oil rig gistics.com sites. Must pass background check and meet all DOT 84 Pole Driver- Black Gold Logistics is looking for requirements. After 3 months, benefits include health, motivated drivers and operators with at least 2 years oil- dental, vision and life insurance, retirement benefits field experience. Applicants must be at least 21 years old available after 6 months. Affordable housing is available and pass drug tests. Drivers must have a class A CDL and through the company. Applications available on-line at a clean driving record (no DUI’s). We pay competitive www.warrentransport-mt.com . wages and also provide a generous travel reimbursement Rockwater Energy Solutions ND, Inc. is curprogram. Housing and meals are provided upon hire. 90 rently looking for experienced Truck Drivers to join their Please apply online at BlackGoldLogistics.com/Career. team in Williston ND. Positions for local oilfield drivers.

For more information: info@blackgoldlogistics.com To apply: Stop by and pick up an application at our office 85 Water/Septic Driver- HB Rentals is currently at 113 4th Street East or call 701-774-3655 JO 296242 hiring for a Water Truck - Vacuum Truck Driver to join NWJL Oilfield

91 Seeking Fuel Transport Drivers.

Email resume to joshua.edge@loves.com or mail to 3451 Highway 85, Fairview, MT, 59221 or call 713.332.5704 or in person at 3451 Hwy 58, Fairview, MT or online at http://www.loves.com/Careers/GeminiJobs.aspxor apply with a resume on the Job Service Workforce Center website, jobsnd.com. OILFIELD 330419 NWJL 92 Class A CDL Driver: One Year CDL confirmed experience; Must have current medical card and send DMV record with application; Must have HAZMAT, double, triples and tanker; Hauling Sand, Water, Pipe and fuel; Wage depends on experience; Flexible schedule; Housing Available. To apply submit a resume by email to allintruckinginc@gmail.com OR Call 701-609-1147.

93 Must have clean driving record.

Must have 2 years Class A CDL driving experience.

Must add original date of issue for Class A CDL on this app. Salary $20-25 per hour, DOE. oilfield 94 Take orders and serve food and beverage to patrons at tables in dining establishment. Completes daily side work and cleaning. Customer services orientated.

Must be old enought to serve liquor. Job ID 320659 95 R. Rooster’s is an establised BBQ Diner, located in the heart of downtown Williston and is looking for a server, to wait on customers, taking orders and serving food. Work on a small team with no drama. Wage is competitive plus tips. Please apply in person.

96 Target Logistics is looking for a Chef I to join our Bear Paw Lodge team. About Target Logistics: Target Logistics provides those working in remote, austere or hostile environments with innovative, turnkey solutions for all of their housing, catering, transportation, security and logistical needs. #529 97 Bunnies Burgers and Brews is looking for a newmember of their team, if you are interested in joining our team please apply in person. Bunnies Burgers and Brews is located behind Access Fitness.

98 Store Stocker, Cleanup & Light MaintenanceScenic Sports is looking for help with some maintenance and cleaning and would consider good temporary help whom are very mature and will do what it takes to get the job done. We are also looking for help stocking product on shelves and building displays of product. Can be full time in the summer and part time winter if wanted. Any hunting and fishing experiance will be helpful. Apply in person at 1201 E Broadway, Williston, ND. 99 Perform any combination of light cleaning duties to maintain private households or commercial establishments, such as hotels and hospitals, in a clean and orderly manner. Duties may include making beds, replenishing linens, cleaning rooms and halls, and vacuuming. Apply with a resume on the Job Service Workforce Center website, jobsnd.com. NWJL 299009 100 Do you have skills in the Kitchen. Bunnie’s Burgers and Bres is looking for an experiences line cook to join their team. Wage is $12-$14 depending on experience and attitude. Must show up for work to get paid.

Great atmosphere and small team. If interested please apply in person.

101 This job is responsible for dishing cold foods for the evening patient tray line. An incumbent gathers patient carts from floors, works in the dish room on clean side, prepares and runs late trays at designated times, delivers snacks, and does cleaning at the end of the shift. #1200020321 102 Cook, Cook, Cook- R. Roosters is looking for someone to join their cooking team. Wage is $12-$14 per hour depending on experience. If you are interested please apply in person.

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Accounting Services Admin Solutions Brady, Martz, & Associates Eide Bailly LLP Fiebiger, Swanson, West & Co., PLLP Gilbertson CPA, LLC Liberty Tax Service Lou-Ray Associates Nehring CPA Quality Tax Prep. & Bookkeeping Rustad & Furuseth, CPAs, PC Airlines and Aviation Cessna Aircraft Company Great Lakes Airlines Servair - Western Edge Aviation LLC Antiques & Collectibles Cedar Chest

Bridal Bride-To-Be & More, Ltd. Hair Safari Ink Spot Printing Western Star Weddings

(701) 774-0300 (701) 572-4015 (701) 572-6389 (479) 466-7356 (701) 572-7334 (406) 482-2616 (701) 572-1577 (701) 572-2056

Builders A Team Pacific Roofing, Inc AgriComm Barstad Builders Black Diamond Installation, LLC Boyd & Company Construction, LLC Burke Construction Group, Inc. Cascade Homes, Inc. Commercial Builders CSC General Contractors ND, LLP D. Hughes Construction & Concrete Pumping, Inc Design Homes, Inc. Design Space Modular Buildings Eggart Engineering & Construction Elitist Custom Concrete Envision Land & Development Express Homes, Inc Factory Homes Outlet, Inc. Hulsing & Associates JFE Construction Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Memmott Builders LLC Mishler Build Strong Mountain Village Construction, LLC NIGMA Family of Companies Nordenstrom Custom Homes, Inc. Peak Renovations Construction Co. Soiseth Construction Structure Solutions, LLC Tamarack Construction Co. Inc. Tecta America Dakotas Tofte Brothers Construction Wardcraft Homes, Inc. White Dog Development Group, LLC

(801) 856-3426 (303) 532-2020 (701) 774-1000 (407) 355-0801 (701) 774-3053 (701) 651-7952 (701) 572-8046 (701) 690-7567 (406) 769-2284 (701) 839-1751 (701) 572-4671 (970) 542-1700 (443) 223-9943

Car Rental Avis Car Rental Magrum Motors Servair - Western Edge Aviation LLC

(701) 577-7151 (701) 572-0114 (701) 577-3773

Career Assistance Bakken Staffing Community Options Executive Services, Inc. HART Center Job Service of ND Northwest Human Service Center

(701) 577-9675 (701) 223-2417 (701) 774-8484 (928) 208-7498 (701) 774-7900 (701) 774-4600

(907) 456-3296 (701) 580-1705 (701) 774-8465 (701) 572-4095 (812) 254-6858 (701) 651-7525 (701) 774-3912 (701) 572-2846 (701) 572-6452 (701) 572-6707 (320) 558-4410 (701) 516-6828 (406) 839-9151 (701) 651-7557 (701) 577-0019 (800) 275-7532 (435) 563-6040 (701) 572-6759 (701) 572-2001

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Builder Supplies Associated Redi-Mix Concrete, LLC Big Sky Siding & Windows Border States Electric Concrete Coatings 360 D. Hughes Construction & Concrete Pumping Dart Portable Storage, Inc Design Space Modular Buildings Electric & Magneto Gooseneck Implement Company Harper Companies Inc. Knife River Corporation - North Central Legacy Sand & Gravel Maverick Logistics, Inc McCody Concrete Products, Inc. Pro-Build Sherwin-Williams Company Soiseth Construction StoneCrafters, Inc. Structure Solutions, LLC Williams Scotsman International, Inc Williston Home and Lumber Williston Woodworks

(701) 572-1433

Bridal Antiques Building Supplies

(612) 916-7813 Attorneys (701) 774-8211 (701) 572-9704 Anseth Johnson Law Office (701) 572-3966 (701) 577-3773 Chapman Law Office Corcoran Law (701) 204-0660 Crowley Fleck, PLLP, Attorneys (701) 572-2200 (701) 572-8296 (701) 572-5977 Hennessy Law Office P.C. Jackson Lewis LLP (888) 270-4461 LegalShield (701) 572-0820 (701) 572-8121 (701) 845-1291 MacMaster Law Firm (701) 845-1291 McKennett Stenehjem Forsberg & Hermanson, P.C. (701) 577-6771 (701) 580-8116 (701) 577-2000 (701) 509-6331 Neff, Eiken, & Neff (701) 577-5544 (701) 572-5560 Pippin Law Firm Vogel Law Firm, Ltd (701) 572-9913 (701) 572-4905 (701) 572-6766 Zander Law Office, P.C. (406) 582-8100 (701) 774-3912 Auto, Truck & Machine Sales/Service (651) 261-3119 (701) 572-1040 Allstate Peterbilt of Williston (701) 572-3382 (701) 774-1153 Arnie’s Motorcycle Sales (701) 577-1032 (701) 572-2250 Chaney Repair/Northland Graphics (701) 774-3838 (701) 446-8738 Christopherson’s Tin Lizzy (701) 572-2250 (318) 807-1819 Coates RV Center (701) 572-2827 (701) 572-6452 Dakota Diesel (701) 572-8232 (701) 713-0514 Dan’s Tire Service Four Seasons Equipment, Inc. (701) 577-7014 (701) 572-2000 (800) 275-7532 Interstate Detroit Diesel (701) 572-0114 (701) 572-5484 Magrum Motors (701) 572-6635 (435) 563-6040 MonDak Motorsports (701) 577-2927 (866) 422-7368 Murphy Motors (701) 776-5878 (701) 428-1343 Rugby Homes & RV Center (701) 572-8537 (701) 845-1291 Ryan Motors, Inc. (701) 577-2142 (701) 774-5310 Select Ford Mercury (949) 294-0347 Truck Wash Express (701) 774-3007 (701) 774-3053 Wallwork Truck Center (701) 770-4374 (605) 390-9857 Washin’ the Bakken Carwash (701) 572-6711 (701) 293-7909 Western Tire Inc. (701) 774-8341 (866) 906-5569 Westland Auto Repair (701) 774-2180 (701) 774-4600 Williston Truck Parking (208) 570-1246 (406) 425-2074 Auto, Truck, & Machine Parts / Supplies (651) 261-3119 (701) 774-2222 Allstate Peterbilt of Williston (701) 572-2449 (406) 963-7200 Car Tunz (701) 572-2167 (701) 776-5878 CarQuest/Western Auto Parts (701) 572-2827 (703) 307-0424 Dakota Diesel (701) 572-8232 (703) 307-0424 Dan’s Tire Service (701) 572-3736 (701) 774-2914 Electric & Magneto (701) 577-2927 (701) 774-0424 Murphy Motors (701) 572-4567 (701) 334-0333 Praxair Distribution, Inc. (406) 544-3484 (480) 216-7577 Royal Trucking, Inc (701) 572-8537 (701) 253-9734 Ryan Motors, Inc. (701) 572-8550 (701) 580-2287 Wal-Mart Wallwork Truck Center (701) 774-3007 Western Tire Inc. (701) 572-6711 (701) 774-8341 (701) 577-1837 Westland Auto Repair (701) 572-6167 (406) 652-8765 Williston Tire Center (701) 572-6303 (701) 572-7805 Banks, Credit Unions and Finance Services (701) 774-4100 (208) 570-1246 American State Bank & Trust (800) 499-6179 (701) 572-8696 Capital Solutions Bancorp (701) 577-5543 (701) 572-1123 D&S Factors, LLC (701) 572-1509 (701) 572-8550 Dwight A. Richter Insurance Agency Farm Credit Services (701) 774-0055 First International Bank (701) 774-8321 (701) 577-2113 (701) 572-7881 First National Bank & Trust Co. (701) 774-7300 (701) 572-3769 Gate City Bank (480) 305-8500 (701) 572-6000 Homeowners Financial Group USA Kraus-Anderson Capital, Inc. (612) 335-2778 Merrill Lynch (701) 241-1237 (701) 355-6486 (701) 572-2202 Riviera Finance, LLC (612) 802-1784 1-800-365-5625 Sage Business Credit, LLC (701) 572-3744 (701) 516-6828 US Bank (701) 857-1778 (701) 570-2267 Wells Fargo Private Bank (701) 572-4000 (406) 839-9151 Western Cooperative Credit Union (701) 572-6759 (701) 772-4266 Bars & Liquor Stores 26th Street Liquor, Inc. (701) 572-2954 (701) 572-4769 (701) 577-0033 Applebee’s (701) 774-7950 (701) 577-7251 Bill’s Back 40 Lounge (605) 578-1500 (701) 609-6270 Cadillac Jack’s Gaming Resort

(701) 774-9401 (701) 572-5519 (701) 572-4015 (701) 770-9046

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Architects AT Architecture Dakota Security Systems, Inc Design Space Modular Buildings EAPC Architects Engineers Eggart Engineering & Construction Hulsing & Associates ICON Architectural Group, PLLC JLG Architects Lightowler Johnson Associates R&R Professional Services Spec Ops, LLC

(701) 577-3179 (701) 770-4313 (701) 774-3601 Beauty Services & Products (701) 570-2679 Avon-Phyllis Owan (701) 572-6597 Hair Hut (701) 577-0909 Hair Safari (701) 577-0278 Mary Kay Cosmetics- Kim Pederson (701) 577-1016 (701) 570-4521 Books (701) 774-5055 Books on Broadway

Architects Builders A ppliances A ccounting Books Bars Apparel Art

Appliance Sales and Service BoDo’s TV & Appliance Ekblads Sears Hometown Store

(701) 572-1515 Arts & Entertainment (701) 572-3299 Entertainment Inc! (701) 577-2157 Extreme Tunz (701) 280-2100 James Memorial Preservation Society (701) 509-0339 Jump-N-Fun Inflatables (701) 572-8000 Kay Michael Lee Studio (216) 650-6295 Miss North Dakota Pageant (701) 577-5555 Old Armory Center of the Arts (701) 572-0891 Reel Video (701) 774-3836 Upper Missouri Valley Fair Association Williston Basin Speedway

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Apparel & Shoes All Seasons Sport About Costco Wholesale JC Penney Company, Inc. Maurices Inc. Oldenburg Construction & Design Scenic Sports & Liquor Vanity Wal-Mart

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Apartments & Mobile/RV Parks Bakken Heights IX, Ltd Bakken Heights VIII & X, Ltd Bakken Realty Bakken Residence Suites Basin Brokers, Inc. Bethel Lutheran Nursing & Rehabilitation Ctr Braxton Development, LLC. Cascade Homes, Inc. Centennial Homes Century Apartments Coates RV Center Confluence Apartments Corporate Mobile Housing, LLC CSC General Contractors ND, LLP Dakota Landing DH North Dakota, LLC Express Homes, Inc F-M Parkway Mobile Home Court Factory Homes Outlet, Inc. Gables Corporate Accommodations Hank’s Bakken Housing, LLC Hi-Line Owners Group, LLC J & J Homes JLG Enterprises Nordenstrom Custom Homes, Inc. North Dakota Housing, LLC North Dakota Indoor RV Park North Gate Apartment Homes Northwest Human Service Center Oldenburg Construction & Design Pheasant Run Apartments, LLC Prairie Vista Apatments Rooster’s Partners Lodge Rugby Homes & RV Center Serka Services, LLC SRK Hospitality Strata Estate Suites The Kensington The Petersen Group, Inc Westridge Apartments Williston Park Village Apartments Williston Village RV Resort

Million Dollar Lanes/The Sports Den R. Rooster BBQ Co. Scenic Sports & Liquor Spearfish Canyon Lodge SRK Hospitality Tin Lizzie Wildcat Pizzeria

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(701) 572-1440 ABcom, LLC (703) 841-1700 Advanced Business Methods Byerly Computer Service Connecting Point Computer Center Catering Services 3 Amigos Southwest Grill (701) 577-7755 Ebel Cash Wise (701) 572-2927 Extreme Boost Dog Gone Good Hot Dogs (701) 421-8433 Gaffaney’s of Williston, Inc. Domino’s Pizza (701) 572-8888 Marco, Inc. Grand Williston Hotel & Conference (701) 774-0241 Network Business Systems R. Rooster BBQ Co. (701) 577-7227 Superior Endeavors, Inc Serka Services, LLC (703) 307-0424 Z Wireless Spearfish Canyon Lodge (605) 574-3435 SRK Hospitality (703) 307-0424 Contractors/Roofers Subway Sandwiches and Salads (701) 572-3475 Associated Redi-Mix Concrete, LLC Black Diamond Installation, LLC Bridger Construction Services, Inc Chiropractor Ceynar Chiropractic Clinic (701) 572-8796 Construction Engineers Correct Health Chiropractic, Inc. (701) 774-3635 CS Mechanical, Inc. Fischer Family Chiroproactic (701) 774-8277 Dakota Security Systems, Inc Kovacs Chiropractic & Nutrition Center (701) 774-3832 Direct Grading & Paving Elitist Custom Concrete Express Homes, Inc Cleaning & Restoration Services C.A.C.I. Carpet Flooring & Upholstery (701) 572-0355 Hardrives Construction, Inc. Charlie’s Angels Cleaning, Inc (870) 703-5520 JM Marschuetz Construction Enviro Shield Products, Inc (701) 774-1085 Knife River Corporation - North Central Five Star Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning (701) 572-0097 Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Mirror Image Environmental Services (701) 609-6199 Legacy Sand & Gravel Pro Care Carpet Cleaning (701) 774-3024 Lunnen Development Quality Cleaning & Janitorial Services (701) 570-2679 Memmott Builders LLC Washin’ the Bakken Carwash (701) 770-4374 MMR Constructors, Inc. MVCI General Contractor Oldenburg Construction & Design Community and Professional Organizations American Legion Club (701) 572-3612 Peak Renovations Construction Co Bethel Lutheran Foundation (701) 572-0223 Petra Incorporated Community Action Program (701) 572-8191 Ponderosa Truck Yard, LLC Community Options (701) 223-2417 River Basin Contracting Corcoran Law (701) 204-0660 Root Construction Inc. Cristy LeBaron.

(225) 235-5694 Serka Services, LLC Dakota Certified Development Corp.

(701) 293-8892 Shaw Oil Field Services Dance Fever Booster Club (701) 572-4406 Spec Ops, LLC Entertainment Inc! (701) 577-3179 SRK Hospitality Strata Corporation ESGR - Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve (701) 577-2113 Sutton Homes Inc. Family Crisis Shelter (701) 572-0757 Tamarack Construction Co. HART Center (928) 208-7498 Tecta America Dakotas James Memorial Preservation Society (701) 774-3601 Titan Machinery-Williston Lutheran Social Services (701) 774-0749 University Commons, LLC Miss North Dakota Pageant (701) 577-0909 VPE Global Moose Lodge #239 (701) 572-2342 Wardcraft Homes, Inc. Nat’l Hard Spring Wheat Show (701) 875-4280 White Dog Development Grp. Williams Scotsman Intern.

ND Youth Entrepreneurship Education Program (701) 741-6985 Williston Truck Parking NDSU Extension Services-Williams Co (701) 577-4595 Williston Unlimited North Dakota Irrigation Association (701) 223-4615 WN McMurry Constr. Co. North Dakota Teen Challenge (701) 667-2131 Yard Supreme Inc North Star Caviar (701) 774-3474 Northwest Human Service Center (701) 774-4600 Craft & Art Supplies Opportunity Foundation (701) 774-8593 Basin Dollar & More Salvation Army (701) 572-2921 FedEx Office Special Olympics North Dakota (701) 770-4010 Wal-Mart St. Labre Indian School (406) 784-4593 The Fred & Clara Eckert Foundation (701) 577-0270 Crane Service /Heavy Equipment The McCormick Group, Inc (703) 841-1700 APCO Equipment The Village Family Service Center (701) 572-4443 Borsheim Crane Service Tri-County Regional Development (701) 577-1358 Ezy-Lift Distributors Upper Missouri District Health Unit (701) 774-6400 JMAC Resources Upper Missouri Valley Fair Association (701) 570-4521 Joe’s Digging Service Williams County Farm Bureau (701) 528-3516 Journey Energy Services Williams Rural Water District (701) 774-8915 Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Williston Area Builders Association (701) 572-5744 Mon-Dak Tank, Inc. Williston Area Dev. Foundation (701) 577-8110 MVCI General Contractor Williston Area Safety Association (701) 572-8946 Peak Renovations Const. Co. Williston Community Builders (701) 774-2400 Root Construction Inc. Williston Community Library (701) 774-8805 Royal Trucking, Inc Williston Education Association (701) 572-4960 Shaw Oil Field Services Williston Noon Lions (701) 774-3015 Titan Machinery-Williston Williston Police Association (701) 577-1212 Tractor & Equipment Co. Williston State College Foundation (701) 572-9275 White’s Crane Service, Inc SOS Employment Group The McCormick Group, Inc

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Computer & Electronics Sales Aaron’s (DBA The Smith Group) Advanced Business Methods AT&T , Inc BoDo’s TV & Appliance Connecting Point Computer Center Costco Wholesale Ebel Gaffaney’s of Williston, Inc. Kohler Communications Marco, Inc. Network Business Systems Sears Hometown Store Superior Endeavors, Inc Wal-Mart Computer & Electronics Service

(701) 774-7951 (701) 857-4811 (701) 355-6566 (701) 572-7881 (701) 258-6689 (406) 652-8765 (701) 774-3235 (701) 572-6381 (701) 774-8596 (701) 774-0348 (907) 272-2888 (701) 572-6000 (701) 829-7907 (701) 572-8550

Dentists/Orthodontists Bekkedahl, Brad D.D.S. Burke L.N., D.D.S. Dr. Tony Fisher, Orthodontist John T. Keaveny, DDS Maisey Dental Clinic Pitzer & Kline Dentistry Seeley Family Dentistry Sincere Smiles, PC Drug Testing Altitude Analysis, Inc Checkers, Inc. Falck Safety Services Material Testing Services, Inc. MedScan Laboratory Inc Advanced Drug Testing

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Mercy Medical Center Trinity Community Clinic-Western ND

(701) 774-7400 (701) 572-7711

Dry Cleaning & Laundry Ameri-Pride Linen & Apparel Services Country Laundry Service, LLC Model Drive-In Cleaners Village Laundry

(701) 740-9044 (701) 572-6082 (701) 572-3734 (701) 570-6797

Education Chaos 2 Capital Consulting (701) 570-6965 Cristy LeBaron Trainer, Speaker, (225) 235-5694 Dale Carnegie Training (701) 225-8476 Dickinson State University (800) 279-4295 x 2541 Falck Safety Services (866) 404-9564 Health Education Design Solutions, Inc. (605) 720-7117 Mayville State University (701) 774-6234 Miss North Dakota Pageant (701) 577-0909 Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center (701) 572-9034 NDSU Extension Services-Williams Co (701) 577-4595 NDSU Williston Research Center (701) 774-4315 Rasmussen College (701) 530-9600 St. Joseph’s School (701) 572-6384 St. Labre Indian School (406) 784-4593 The Corcoran School 18554 EARLY-ED Trinity Christian School (701) 774-9056 Williams Scotsman International, Inc (800) 782-1500 Williston Public Schools (701) 572-1580 Williston State College (701) 774-4200 Williston/Trenton Head Start (701) 572-2346 Electricians A & F Electric CED Dakota Security Systems, Inc Ebel Rocky Mountain Electric, Inc. Tech Electric Inc.

Engineers Advanced Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc. (701) 774-3080 AE2S Nexus (701) 774-3080 Allied Engineering Services, Inc. (701) 628-0221 Broschat Engineering & Management (701) 572-8075 Dakota Security Systems, Inc 1-800-365-5625 Darg, Bolgrean, Menk, Inc. - DBM Structural Engineers (701) 390-9131 DOWL HKM, Inc (701) 300-7014 EAPC Architects Engineers (701) 570-2267 Eggart Engineering & Construction (406) 839-9151 Forsgren Associates Inc. (701) 264-8940 Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. (701) 651-7681 ICON Architectural Group, PLLC (701) 772-4266 KLJ (701) 572-6352 Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Lightowler Johnson Associates (701) 577-0033 Moore Engineering, Inc (701) 839-1590 NIGMA Family of Companies (407) 355-0801 R&R Professional Services (701) 577-7251 Sanderson Stewart (701) 774-5030 Shaw Oil Field Services (225) 932-2500 STRATA, a Professional Service Corp (701) 572-3324 Territorial Landworks, Inc. (406) 742-1925 Ulteig Engineers, Inc. (701) 572-4172 VPE Global (719) 540-8884

Farm & Ranch Services Agri Industries C & C Ornamental Iron Works, Inc. Electric & Magneto Gooseneck Implement Company Horizon Resources Leonardite Products, Llc. Lindsey Implement NDSU Extension Services-Williams Co Tractor & Equipment Co. United Pulse Trading, Inc. Western Tire Inc. (701) 774-3333 Westland Auto Repair (701) 572-2662 Williams County Farm Bureau (701) 572-3414 Williams County Soil Conservation (701) 774-0240 (701) 774-1879 Fitness (701) 774-0259 Anytime Fitness (701) 774-0404 Curves For Women (701) 577-7611 Kay Michael Lee Studio Key Gym Special Olympics ND - Williston Area (701) 577-9225 Williston Parks & Recreation (877) 488-5901 (866) 404-9564 Floral (701) 572-4226 Country Floral Wal-Mart (701) 572-6578 (701) 572-8690 (701) 609-4401 (701) 651-7952 (701) 744-9071 (406) 544-3484 (225) 932-2500 (701) 577-0024 (701) 572-8377 (701) 572-1801

(701) 774-8338 (701) 774-0181 1-800-365-5625 (701) 774-3235 (406) 581-9903 (701) 651-7841

(701) 572-0767 (701) 572-8768 (701) 572-3736 (701) 572-6724 (701) 572-2171 (701) 572-4659 (701) 572-4128 (701) 577-4595 (701) 572-8377 (701) 572-4070 (701) 572-6711 (701) 774-8341 (701) 528-3516 (701) 572-9651 (701) 774-1935 (701) 577-5000 (701) 572-6597 (701) 572-6420 (701) 770-4010 (701) 577-5141 (701) 572-9402 (701) 572-8550

Funeral Homes Everson Funeral Home Fulkerson Funeral Home

(701) 577-3738 (701) 572-6329

Furniture Budget Home Furnishings Conlin’s Furniture Inc. I. Keating Furniture World, Oldenburg Construction & Design Pro-Re-Nata Interiors Soka Sleep Wal-Mart

(701) 572-5106 (701) 572-7996 (701) 572-6742 (208) 570-1246 (701) 572-6340 (701) 572-8115 (701) 572-8550

(866) 404-9564 (701) 774-7400 (701) 572-1077 (701) 572-7711

Hotels, Lodging & Campgrounds Buffalo Trails Campground Cadillac Jack’s Gaming Resort Candlewood Suites Corporate Mobile Housing, LLC Dakota Landing Days Inn/Copper Mountain Grill Deadwood Mountain Grand El Rancho Motel Hotel Executive Lodging of the Black Hills Fort Buford State Historic Site Grand View Motel Grand Williston Hotel & Conference Ctr Hampton Inn & Suites - Williston Holiday Inn Express & Suites Iron Horse Inn Lewis & Clark State Park Mainstay Suites Marquis Plaza and Suites Microtel Inn & Suites Missouri Flats Inn Mobile Motel Prairie Suites Spearfish Canyon Lodge Strata Estate Suites Super 8 Motel The Williston Thunderstik Lodge Travel Host Motel Value Place Williston Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau Winterton Suites ND

(701) 572-3206 (605) 578-1500 (701) 572-3716 (318) 807-1819 (701) 713-0514 (605) 584-1800 (605) 559-0386 (701) 572-6321 (605) 578-3555 (701) 572-9034 (701) 572-9811 (701) 774-0241 (727) 575-0334 (701) 577-0400 (605) 722-7574 (701) 859-3071 (317) 577-8888 (701) 774-3250 (701) 577-4900 (701) 572-4242 (701) 609-5353 (701) 572-9163 (605) 574-3435 (701) 774-2914 (701) 572-8371 (701) 572-0544 (763) 595-5936 (701) 774-0041 (701) 732-0037 (701) 774-9041 (701) 572-8347

(701) 577-1100 (406) 252-6265 (701) 580-7030 (701) 577-0033 (701) 572-6420 (701) 837-4949 (701) 774-5030 (701) 572-7013 (509) 599-3719 (701) 572-2165

Healthcare Bethel Lutheran Nursing & Rehabilitation Craven-Hagan Clinic Fairlight Medical Center Fischer Family Chiroproactic Great Plains Women’s Health Center Health Education Design Solutions, Inc. MedQuest Home Medical Equipment Mercy Medical Center Trinity Community Clinic-Western ND Trinity Regional Eyecare-Williston Basin

(701) 572-6766 (701) 572-7651 (701) 577-6337 (701) 774-8277 (701) 774-7687 (605) 720-7117 (701) 774-7438 (701) 774-7400 (701) 572-7711 (701) 572-7641

Interior & Home Design Concrete Coatings 360 Conlin’s Furniture Inc. Country Floral D & R Painting & Decorating HFC West, LLC I. Keating Furniture World, JC Penney Company, Inc. Joan’s Hallmark Lightowler Johnson Associates Oldenburg Construction & Design Peak Renovations Construction Co Pierce Carpet Mill Outlet Pro-Re-Nata Interiors Sherwin-Williams Company Soka Sleep StoneCrafters, Inc. Vi’s Drapery Wal-Mart Investment Services

(701) 572-2056 (701) 572-7996 (701) 572-9402 (701) 572-0209 (701) 609-7817 (701) 572-6742 (701) 572-6303 (701) 572-3866 (701) 577-0033 (208) 570-1246 (701) 651-7952 (406) 924-9375 (701) 572-6340 (701) 572-7755 (701) 572-8115 (701) 572-3849 (701) 774-2350 (701) 572-8550

Oil & Gas Exploration & Development Aries Building Systems BEI, LLC Delta Rigging & Tools, Inc Great Plains Gas Compression, Inc Halcon Resources Imperial Oil of North Dakota, Inc. Kasmer & Aafedt Oil Inc. KLJ Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Liquid Logistics Marathon Oil Company Oneok Rogue Pressure Services LTD StatOil Williston Truck Parking Oil Field & Well Services ASK Transportation, Inc.

(406) 652-8765 (701) 572-2547 (406) 252-6265 (701) 572-6381 (701) 774-0348 (701) 222-1101 (701) 572-8550 855-4ARIES (701) 774-2320 (620) 544-4191 (701) 572-3722 (701) 572-7231 (701) 572-6352 (877) 427-7306 (701) 456-7500 (406) 433-3664 (701) 609-4745 (701) 875-3501 (701) 774-2180 (701) 774-3389

Interior Design

(406) 482-2616 (406) 652-8765 (701) 572-2171 (701) 572-6000 (701) 572-7755 (701) 572-7300 (701) 572-8550

Office Supplies Costco Wholesale Dacotah Paper Company FedEx Office Gaffaney’s of Williston, Inc. Marco, Inc. Sam’s Club Wal-Mart

(701) 577-1100 (701) 580-7030 (701) 572-2345 (701) 837-4949 (701) 580-2322 (701) 572-4851 (208) 815-0015 (701) 221-0878

Engineers

Hardware Big Sky Siding & Windows Costco Wholesale Horizon Resources Sears Hometown Store Sherwin-Williams Company True Value Hardware Wal-Mart

(701) 577-4697 (701) 572-4535 (701) 526-6202 (701) 572-1509 (701) 572-9038 (701) 572-3786 (701) 577-0597 (701) 774-8132 (701) 866-8920 (701) 572-0115 (312) 525-4403 (701) 572-3744 (701) 577-5721

Marketing Dawa Solutions Group, LLC KBgraFX Signs KXMD CBS 11 Results Unlimited RMC Partners, LLC Shopper The Williston Review Yellow Book USA

(701) 572-8169 (701) 572-9402 (701) 572-8615 (701) 609-0785 (701) 774-4315 (701) 572-8550 (701) 651-3410

Electricians

(701) 572-1097 (701) 572-2927 (701) 572-3578 (701) 572-9198 (701) 577-6788 (701) 222-1101 (701) 572-8696 (701) 774-0707 (701) 572-1880 (701) 572-8550

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield Dawson Insurance Dwight A. Richter Insurance Agency Fee Insurance Agency Manger Insurance, Inc. Nodak Mutual Insurance Northwestern Mutual Red River Financial Thrivent Financial for Lutherans UBS Financial Services, Inc US Bank Zunichs Agency

Landscape & Gardening/Design Bloomin’ Shoppe Country Floral F & F Sprinkler Systems Inc. & Spas Green Cat, LLC NDSU Williston Research Center Wal-Mart Yard Supreme Inc

Fitness

Groceries and Deli Albertsons Cash Wise Love’s Travel Stops M & H Gas & Convenience Prairie Packing Inc. Sam’s Club Scenic Sports & Liquor Schwan’s Home Service Simonson Station Store Wal-Mart

Land Developers Advisory Services Inc. (701) 651-6614 Bluestone Communities (310) 486-4774 Boyd & Company Construction, LLC (812) 254-6858 Buffalo Hills Subdivision (701) 713-0086 Centennial Homes (701) 572-1040 Corporate Mobile Housing, LLC (318) 807-1819 Glen Investors, L.L.C. (703) 244-9797 Granite Peak Development, ND (307) 472-3116 Hershey Properties, LLC. KLJ (701) 572-6352 Ponderosa Truck Yard, LLC (702) 465-1245 773.278.8448 ext.208 (701) 572-0789 Renaissance Station (701) 580-2322 (701) 770-7207 RMC Partners, LLC Spec Ops, LLC (701) 609-6270 Tamarack Construction Co. Inc. (406) 769-2284 The Petersen Group, Inc (701) 334-0333 Three Forks Properties, LLC (701) 587-8000 University Commons, LLC (701) 774-2222 White Dog Development Group, LLC (443) 223-9943

hardware G roceries Graphic Design

Graphic Design Dawa Solutions Group, LLC FedEx Office KBgraFX Signs Lightowler Johnson Associates Northwest Supply/ R & R Trophies Results Unlimited Sanderson Stewart Shirt Worx Vision First Media, LLC Williston Herald

(406) 652-8765 (701) 572-6303 (701) 572-2352 (701) 572-7805 (701) 572-2051

Education

(701) 774-3080 (701) 577-8100 (701) 572-8191 (701) 293-8892 (701) 609-0763 (701) 741-6985 (701) 774-4315 (701) 775-7100 (701) 774-4600 (701) 232-8030 Insurance (703) 307-0424 Aflac (701) 572-4443 Aflac (701) 577-1358 (701) 774-6400 (701) 577-4500 (701) 572-9651 (701) 774-8915 (701) 577-8110 (701) 774-8805 (701) 774-9041

Jewelry Costco Wholesale JC Penney Company, Inc. Leon’s Jewelry Maurices Inc. Ritter Brothers

(701) 651-6614 (701) 774-4100 (701) 577-4697 (701) 572-1509 (701) 572-8707 (701) 774-8276 (701) 280-2100 (701) 774-8321 (701) 577-2113 (701) 774-0653 (216) 650-6295 (701) 241-1237 (701) 774-8132 (701) 774-4165 (701) 866-8920 (701) 572-0115 (312) 525-4403 (701) 572-3744 (701) 774-3710

Government

Government AE2S Nexus City of Williston Community Action Program Dakota Certified Development Corp Mailbox Solutions Plus ND Youth Entrepreneurship Education NDSU Williston Research Center North Dakota CPA Society Northwest Human Service Center Office of Senator Heidi Heitkamp SRK Hospitality The Village Family Service Center Tri-County Regional Development Upper Missouri District Health Unit Williams County Williams County Soil Conservation Williams Rural Water District Williston Area Dev. Foundation Williston Community Library Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau

Advisory Services Inc. American State Bank & Trust Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Dwight A. Richter Insurance Agency Edward Jones Investments Edward Jones Investments Fiebiger, Swanson, West & Co., PLLP First International Bank First National Bank & Trust Co. Investment & Retirement Advisors Inc. Lou-Ray Associates Merrill Lynch Northwestern Mutual Raymond James Financial Services Red River Financial Thrivent Financial for Lutherans UBS Financial Services, Inc US Bank Williston Investment Group

Floral

Falck Safety Services Mercy Medical Center Professional Hearing Service Trinity Community Clinic-Western Dakota

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(720) 242-9853 (701) 572-2965 (701) 572-2171 (701) 572-3578 (701) 572-9198 (701) 609-6199 (701) 572-4591 (360) 310-6203 (701) 222-1101 (701) 572-8696 (303) 895-9034 (701) 577-3773 (701) 572-1880

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Fuel & Oil Buckhorn Energy Services, LLC Bulldog Services, LLP Horizon Resources Love’s Travel Stops M & H Gas & Convenience Mirror Image Environmental Services OK Fuel Stop Quigg International, LLC. Sam’s Club Scenic Sports & Liquor Secure Energy Services Servair - Western Edge Aviation LLC Simonson Station Store

Hearing Services

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Office Supplies

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Astro-Chem Bakken Wireless Basic Energy Services Basin Safety Consulting BNSF Logistics, LLC Borsheim Crane Service Boyd & Company Construction, LLC Brady Trucking, Inc Buckhorn Energy Services, LLC Bulldog Services, LLP Cal Kern, LLC Cameron Darg, Bolgrean, Menk, Inc. DBM Structural Engineers DC & B Hotshot & Trucking, Inc. Deer Valley Trucking, Inc Delta Rigging & Tools, Inc Direct Grading & Paving Ebel Electric & Magneto Enbridge Pipeline N.D. L.L.C. Enviro Shield Products, Inc Environmentally Clean Systems Express Energy Services LP Falck Safety Services Falco Energy Transportation FMC Technologies, Inc. FTS International Garner Environmental Services, Inc Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. Halliburton Energy Services Horizon Resources Industrial Equipment Sales & Service, .

Jerry’s Services of ND, Inc. JMAC Resources Journey Energy Services KLJ Lakeshore Toltest Corporation Leonardite Products, Llc. Liquid Logistics LJR Pumps & Parts Maverick Logistics, Inc Mirror Image Environmental Services Mitchells Oilfield Service MMR Constructors, Inc. Mon-Dak Tank, Inc. Oilfield Safety, Inc. Prairie Petro Chem of America, Inc. Prairie Suites Red River Supply Inc. Rockwater Energy Solutions Rogue Pressure Services LTD Royal Trucking, Inc Sage Business Credit, LLC Select Energy Services Shaw Oil Field Services SolstenXP, Inc. Spec Ops, LLC Stallion Rockies LTD/Stallion Oilfield Sun Well Service, Inc. TransFac Capital Treater Sheds, Inc. US Pressure Test, Inc. Weatherford Drilling & Well Services WellPro, Inc. White’s Crane Service, Inc Oil Field & Well Supplies & Equipment A & K Rental, Inc APCO Equipment Baker Oil Tools Bakken Oil Workers & Oil Service Expo Bulldog Services, LLP Cross Shot Hauling

(701) 572-7355 Deer Valley Trucking, Inc Delta Rigging & Tools, Inc (701) 774-0127 Double EE Service, Inc. (701) 240-2404 Ebel (855) 774-5533 Electric & Magneto (701) 572-6301 Enviro Shield Products, Inc (812) 254-6858 Environmentally Clean Systems (701) 572-1522 Ezy-Lift Distributors (720) 242-9853 Falco Energy Transportation (701) 572-2965 Flow Components & Equipment Supply (701) 774-3900 FMC Technologies, Inc. (701) 774-0341 Grainger Industrial Supply Horizon Resources (701) 390-9131 HSC Supply (701) 572-9273 Industrial Equipment Sales & Service, (701) 572-5883 LJR Pumps & Parts (701) 774-2320 Maverick Logistics, Inc (701) 484-1125 Praxair Distribution, Inc. (701) 774-3235 Royal Trucking, Inc (701) 572-3736 Stallion Rockies LTD/Stallion Oilfield (701) 774-2079 Two Bit Rentals, Inc (701) 774-1085 WellPro, Inc. (720) 335-4388 White’s Crane Service, Inc (701) 572-3352 Williams Scotsman International, Inc (866) 404-9564 Williston Fire and Safety (701) 572-6904 (701) 572-5021 Oil Land Leases & Properties (817) 339-3656 Diamond Resources co.

(701) 577-1200 Empire Oil Company (701) 651-7681 Kasmer & Aafedt Oil Inc. (701) 774-3963 Serka Services, LLC (701) 572-2171 SRK Hospitality (701) 572-2393 (701) 774-1105 Oil Producers (701) 774-8511 Buckhorn Energy Services, LLC (720) 420-1700 Bulldog Services, LLP (701) 572-6352 Dakota Oil Processing, LLC Hess Corporation (701) 572-4659 Mitchells Oilfield Service (877) 427-7306 (701) 770-1712 Oil Well Drilling & Services (701) 402-2772 Bakken Oil Workers & Oil Service Expo (701) 609-6199 Bulldog Services, LLP (406) 433-8290 FMC Technologies, Inc. (800) 880-5090 IHD Solids Management, LLC (701) 572-8690 LJR Pumps & Parts (701) 774-3014 NABORS Drilling USA, Inc (701) 774-2436 Red River Supply Inc. (701) 572-9163 Rockwater Energy Solutions (701) 774-3904 Territorial Landworks, Inc. (701) 774-3655 US Pressure Test, Inc. (701) 609-4745 (406) 544-3484 Pharmacies (612) 802-1784 ND Pharmacy (701) 572-9974 Service Drug Pharmacy (225) 932-2500 Thrifty White Drug (701) 774-7583 Wal-Mart (701) 609-6270 (701) 774-3824 Phone and Cable Services (701) 774-3001 AT&T , Inc (801) 575-6500 Ebel (701) 572-1991 Kohler Communications (250) 774-8378 Kotana Communications (701) 572-6714 Midcontinent Communications (701) 774-8989 Nemont (701) 572-1801 Northern Inc. The Message Center, Inc. Wired Cellular (701) 572-9766 Z Wireless (702) 871-7474 (701) 774-8331 Photographers (937) 479-4255 Overland Aviation,- Aerial Photography (701) 572-2965 Robb Siverson Photography (460) 261-7883 Vern Whitten Photography

DIRECTORY (701) 572-5883 (701) 774-2320 (701) 572-2332 (701) 774-3235 (701) 572-3736 (701) 774-1085 (720) 335-4388

Vision First Media, LLC

(509) 599-3719

Physicians Adducci, M.D., P.C. (701) 572-0316 Anderson MD PC, Wayne L. (701) 572-4003 Comprehensive Pediatric Care (701) 572-7732 Fairlight Medical Center (701) 577-6337 Great Plains Women’s Health Center (701) 774-7687 (701) 774-7400 (701) 572-6904 Mercy Medical Center (701) 572-7711 (800) 359-3569 Trinity Community Clinic-Western ND (701) 572-5021 (920) 296-7603 Plumbing / Heating / Cooling (701) 572-7639 (701) 572-2171 C & D Water Services/Plumbing (701) 577-1114 (701) 774-8361 CS Mechanical, Inc. (701) 572-3079 (701) 572-2393 Mon-Dak Heating & Plumbing (701) 774-8354 (701) 770-1712 Polar Refrigeration & Heating (701) 282-5900 (701) 402-2772 Robert Gibb & Sons (701) 572-5887 (701) 572-4567 Selid Plumbing & Heating Inc. (406) 544-3484 (701) 774-3824 Printers (701) 572-2990 (701) 774-2248 Basin Printers, Inc. (406) 252-6265 (701) 774-8989 FedEx Office (701) 572-6381 (701) 572-1801 Gaffaney’s of Williston, Inc. (701) 572-6389 (800) 782-1500 Ink Spot Printing (701) 774-0348 (701) 572-8957 Marco, Inc. Shirt Worx (701) 572-7013 Shopper (701) 572-4851 (701) 572-5965 (701) 572-4523 The UPS Store 6375 (701) 774-2845 (701) 572-7231 Publishers/Print Media (701) 577-1100 (703) 307-0424 Dawa Solutions Group, LLC (701) 837-4949 (703) 307-0424 Results Unlimited Roundup/Ag Roundup (406) 433-3306 Shopper (701) 572-4851 (701) 572-5965 (720) 242-9853 The UPS Store 6375 (208) 815-0015 (701) 572-2965 The Williston Review Vision First Media, LLC (509) 599-3719 (701) 664-6200 (406) 433-8290 Radio CCR/Northern Plains Radio Network (701) 572-5371 KDSR FM (701) 572-4478 (701) 241-6900 (937) 479-4255 Prairie Public Broadcasting (701) 837-4949 (701) 572-2965 Results Unlimited (701) 572-5021 (701) 774-8514 Real Estate (701) 580-8116 (701) 770-1712 Bakken Realty (701) 572-5560 (701) 572-6704 Basin Brokers, Inc. (701) 774-3904 BEI, LLC (701) 774-8833 (701) 774-3655 Bekk’s Realty (701) 713-0086 (406) 742-1925 Buffalo Hills Subdivision (701) 572-1040 (250) 774-8378 Centennial Homes Corporate Mobile Housing, LLC (318) 807-1819 Dakota Realty & Leasing (701) 572-0895 (605) 578-3555 (701) 572-4181 Executive Lodging of the Black Hills (701) 572-8167 (701) 572-6721 Fredricksen Real Estate (703) 244-9797 (701) 774-3923 Glen Investors, L.L.C. (701) 845-1291 (701) 572-8550 Hi-Line Owners Group, LLC Homeowners Financial Group USA, (480) 305-8500 Lunnen Development (701) 428-1243 (701) 219-0152 (701) 355-6566 North American Building Solutions, LLC (701) 774-2222 (701) 774-3235 Prairie Vista Apatments 773.278.8448 ext.208 (701) 774-8596 Renaissance Station (406) 963-7200 (701) 774-8001 Rooster’s Partners Lodge (605) 858-1524 (800) 888-1300 Ski Mystic Deer Mountain (701) 334-0333 (701) 572-2002 The Petersen Group, Inc (701) 587-8000 (701) 572-3251 Three Forks Properties, LLC (701) 577-4000 (701) 774-0114 Williston Office Suites LLC (701) 572-0044 (701) 572-0088 Recreation & Leisure Arnie’s Motorcycle Sales (701) 572-3382 Cadillac Jack’s Gaming Resort (605) 578-1500 (605) 584-1800 (701) 770-4548 Days Inn/Copper Mountain Grill (218) 329-2574 Fort Union Trading Post NHS (701) 570-2679 (701) 261-7658 Jump-N-Fun Inflatables

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(701) 570-5510 (701) 572-7878

(701) 572-3251 (701) 577-5800 (303) 895-9034 (701) 355-6566 (701) 577-1100 (701) 837-4949 (701) 572-4851 (509) 599-3719

(701) 572-7741 (701) 572-4567

Religion

(701) 774-0181 (701) 572-6746 (701) 572-2177 (701) 572-9324 (701) 572-2541 (800) 359-3569 (920) 296-7603 (701) 572-4659 (701) 609-0763 (701) 572-6858 (701) 572-6420 (701) 572-9161 (701) 572-6043 (701) 572-6828 (701) 222-1101 (701) 774-0707 (703) 307-0424 (701) 572-8957

Oil Producers

(701) 572-0767 (701) 572-9353 (701) 572-8768 (701) 774-3900 (701) 572-6727

Restaurants

(701) 572-0767 (701) 572-7639 (701) 264-8940 (701) 572-9456 (701) 572-6352

Phone Real Estate

(701) 572-4225

(800) 888-1300 (701) 572-1600 (701) 577-3765 (208) 570-1246 (701) 774-8915 (701) 580-2461

Plumbing Radio Print Media

208.815.0151

Veterinary Services (701) 577-1837 Bakken Mobile Veterinary Service (701) 572-8696 Western Veterinary Clinic (701) 572-8550 Water / Septic Agri Industries (701) 572-5560 C & D Water Services/Plumbing (701) 339-7076 Forsgren Associates Inc. (866) 533-7368 Joe’s Digging Service (701) 572-2582 KLJ (701) 571-1047 Lakeshore Toltest Corporation (701) 609-5353 Northern Inc. (855) 724-2891 River Basin Contracting (303) 895-9034 Secure Energy Services (701) 572-8973 (800) 782-1500 Website Development AT&T , Inc Dawa Solutions Group, LLC (701) 572-4676 Results Unlimited (701) 572-2345 Shopper (701) 241-6900 Vision First Media, LLC (701) 858-0024 (701) 837-4949 Welding / Fabrication Agri Industries American Welding & Gas 855-4ARIES C & C Ornamental Iron Works, Inc. (701) 572-5250 Cal Kern, LLC (701) 572-2100 Clausen Welding (701) 651-7525 Lakeshore Toltest Corporation (701) 644-5555 Modern Machine Works (701) 572-2250 Praxair Distribution, Inc. (318) 807-1819 Wholesalers & Distributors (949) 294-0347 CED (877) 677-2231 Coca Cola of Williston (701) 293-7909 Dakota Supply Group (703) 307-0424 Dean Foods North Central, Inc. (701) 774-2914 Delaney Distributors, Inc. (855) 582-7438 Flow Components & Equipment Supply (701) 253-9734 Grainger Industrial Supply Leonardite Products, Llc. Mailbox Solutions Plus (701) 609-7937 Morelli Distributing, /Granite Springs (701) 609-0895 Northwest Supply/ R & R Trophies OK Distributing Co., Inc. Pepsi Cola Distributing Co. (701) 572-7700 Sabin Metal West Corp.

(763) 595-5936 Sam’s Club Schwan’s Home Service SRK Hospitality (701) 774-3389 Williston Fire and Safety (701) 572-1522 (701) 774-3900 (460) 261-7883 (701) 572-6904 (701) 402-2772 (701) 609-5353 (303) 895-9034

(701) 774-3235

Photographer

Security ABcom, LLC Allguard Alarm Systems Dakota Security Systems, Inc Ebel

Sporting Goods All Seasons Sport About Scenic Sports & Liquor (701) 572-2724 Wal-Mart (701) 774-0749 (701) 774-7400 Storage (701) 572-4673 Basin Brokers, Inc. (701) 667-2131 Bonfire Self Storage, LLC (701) 572-2921 Dart Portable Storage, Inc (701) 572-6384 H & H Rental & Storage Inc. (701) 859-4181 Ironwood Storage Mobile Motel Schatz Storage (701) 577-7755 Secure Energy Services (701) 572-4769 United Rentals (858) 254-8535 Williams Scotsman International, Inc (701) 609-5445 (701) 572-0300 Television (701) 572-6474 KUMV-TV (701) 572-4480 KXMD CBS 11 (605) 584-1800 Prairie Public Broadcasting (701) 421-8433 Prime Cities Broadcasting (701) 572-8888 Results Unlimited (701) 774-1151 (701) 572-1412 Temporary Housing (701) 774-8118 Aries Building Systems (701) 572-7781 ATCO Lodge Williston (701) 572-2364 Black Gold Williston Lodge (701) 572-1162 Burke Construction Group, Inc. (701) 572-7956 Capital Lodge LLC (701) 577-7227 Coates RV Center (701) 572-1888 Corporate Mobile Housing, LLC (605) 574-3435 DH North Dakota, LLC (701) 572-3475 JLG Enterprises (701) 572-7980 M SPACE (701) 572-0544 North Dakota Indoor RV Park (701) 572-1111 Serka Services, LLC Strata Estate Suites Target Logistics (701) 774-6673 Williston Park Village Apartments (701) 572-5977 (701) 572-9402 Transportation (701) 774-0152 Mr. Kab Taxi (701) 572-7626 North Dakota Shuttle, LLC (701) 572-6303 (701) 572-3866 Travel Agent (701) 774-3474 Getaway Travel (701) 770-8060 Thunderstik Lodge (701) 572-8550 (701) 774-9041 Trucking ASK Transportation, Inc. Brady Trucking, Inc (701) 774-2248 Cal Kern, LLC (701) 572-1740 Cross Shot Hauling (303) 895-9034 Falco Energy Transportation (701) 774-2248 Maverick Logistics, Inc Mobile Motel Secure Energy Services Truck Wash Express (701) 774-0064 1-800-365-5625 Uniforms (701) 774-3235 Balco Uniform

(701) 355-6566

Printers

Sanitation Services Chamley Pipe & Salvage, LLC MonDak Portables, LLC Secure Energy Services Two Bit Rentals, Inc

Shredding Service Record Keepers, LLC

(866) 404-9564 (701) 572-7013

Physicians

Retail & Shopping Basin Dollar & More Cedar Chest Country Floral Hedderich’s Art and Trade Center Home of Economy JC Penney Company, Inc. Joan’s Hallmark North Star Caviar TNT Fireworks Wal-Mart Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau

Shipping & Packaging Critelli Courier Service, Inc Dart Portable Storage, Inc Fed Ex FedEx Office Mailbox Solutions Plus The UPS Store 6375

(701) 572-6381 Falck Safety Services (701) 720-9958 Shirt Worx (701) 298-9051 Utilities AT&T , Inc (406) 254-1761 Bakken Wireless (866) 533-7368 Ebel Lakeshore Toltest Corporation (406) 252-6265 Midcontinent Communications (701) 609-0763 Montana Dakota Utilities (701) 572-5965 Mountrail-Williams Electric Oldenburg Construction & Design Williams Rural Water District (701) 223-8199 Williston Unlimited

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Recreation

Restaurants 3 Amigos Southwest Grill Applebee’s Bob Roberts BBQ Buffalo Wild Wings Castle Café Dairy Queen Dakota Farms Days Inn/Copper Mountain Grill Dog Gone Good Hot Dogs Domino’s Pizza Don Pedro’s Family Mexican Gramma Sharon’s Family Restaurant Hardee’s KFC McDonalds Restaurant My Swirl Self Serve Frozen Yogurt Pizza Hut R. Rooster BBQ Co. Rice & Spice, Inc. Spearfish Canyon Lodge Subway Sandwiches and Salads Taco John’s The Williston Wildcat Pizzeria

Gaffaney’s of Williston, Inc. Midwest Tactics, LLC Sentry Security, Inc

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Kay Michael Lee Studio (701) 572-6597 Lewis & Clark State Park (701) 859-3071 Million Dollar Lanes/The Sports Den (701) 572-3344 Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center (701) 572-9034 MonDak Motorsports (701) 572-6635 Reel Video (701) 577-1016 Ski Mystic Deer Mountain (605) 858-1524 Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce (605) 347-2556 The Links of North Dakota (701) 568-2600 Thunderstik Lodge (763) 595-5936 Tin Lizzie (605) 578-1715 TNT Fireworks (701) 770-8060 Upper Missouri Valley Fair Association (701) 570-4521 Williston Basin Speedway (701) 774-5055 Williston Parks & Recreation (701) 577-5141 Religious Organizations Cornerstone First Baptist Church Lutheran Social Services Mercy Medical Center New Hope Wesleyan Church North Dakota Teen Challenge Salvation Army St. Joseph’s School Upper Missouri Ministries

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