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Volume 46 • Number 31Wednesday, September 9, 2020
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Richland County COVID-19
Update, Sept. 4, Active 6
Recovered 55 Deaths 2 Total 63By Stephanie Ler, RS, MPH, Richland Co. Health
The Richland County Health Department is announcingadditional active cases of COVID-19 in Richland County res-idents, and the release of another case from isolation. This brings the total case count to 63. At this time, 55 of the totalcases are recovered, and six are active, with two deaths.
Active case updates are as follows: Case 63: A male in his 70s who is not hospitalized and
is isolating at home. The case investigation is ongoing. The individual was symptomatic.
Case 62: A male between the ages of 0 and 9 who is nothospitalized and is isolating at home. The case investigation is ongoing. The individual was named as a close contact to a positive case and became symptomatic in quarantine.
Case 61: A female in her 20s who is not hospitalized and is isolating at home. The case investigation is complete.The individual was named as a contact to a positive case and became symptomatic in quarantine.
Case 60: A female in her 20s who is not hospitalized and is isolating at home. The case investigation is ongoing. The individual was symptomatic.
Case 59: A male in his 20s who is not hospitalized and is isolating at home. The case investigation is ongoing. The individual was symptomatic.
The Health Department continues to monitor up to 30
show that residents could be doing more to follow COVID-19 preventative recommendations, particularly in regard tonot going out when sick, staying home after being tested, and avoiding large gatherings. It is imperative that Rich-
MonDak Area Suicide Awareness Walks/Runs To Be Held Throughout Sept. By Anna Dragseth
The month of September is National Suicide Prevention Month, so in order to shed light on this national health prob-lem, the MonDak region will be putting on several different suicide awareness walks/runs throughout the month.
Sept. 12, in Watford City. The Suicide Awareness Run/Walk will start at 9 a.m. CDT in the parking lot of Stonehome Brewing Co. There will be routes mapped out for the 5K, 10K, and half-marathon races.
There is a $30 fee for each race; all proceeds from this race will go to the National Alliance of Mental Illness, which
dedicated to building better lives for Americans affected by mental illnesses. To register for this event and/or purchase a suicide awareness t-shirt, you can visit https://www.runreg.com/9582.
The Eastern Montana Out of the Darkness Experience event will occur on Saturday, Sept. 19, at Veterans Memorial
Park, Sidney. Walker check-in will start at 9 a.m. MDT, and the opening ceremony will start at 10:15 a.m. Participants can join and create teams; registration is free, and all donations will go to the American Foundation for Suicide
can visit www.afsp.org/easternmt.“The event will look very different this year, but we are
still going forward with having this important event for the community,” stated Nick Kallem, Eastern Montana Out of the Darkness Experience event organizer.
The third suicide awareness event will take place on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Williston. The Williston Out of the Dark-ness Williston Experience will begin at 10 a.m. and go until 12 p.m. CDT. Registration for this event is free and can be completed online by searching “Williston Out of the Darkness Experience registration” and clicking on the AFSP website.
There will be four separate locations in Williston for participants to meet including the Alien Park, Harmon Park, Spring Lake Park, and Dakota Parkway. “We picked four
different locations to ensure that our walkers stay safe and healthy while spreading awareness. We are asking partici-pants to pick one of those locations to walk around from 10 a.m.- noon. There will be t-shirts, honor beads, and water provided to participants at each of those locations,” explained Tarren Rehak, event chair.
“I think more than ever, especially this year becauseof COVID-19, we need to come together as a community
said Rehak.Although these events might look different compared to
previous years, the mission to “Save Lives and Bring Hope to Those Affected by Suicide” has not changed. People whoparticipate in this events join an effort to raise awareness and funds that allow suicide prevention groups to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support suicide loss survivors.
Light The Night In Honor Of Area Cancer Patients
Luminary lanterns that
are on sale now in honor
of those affected by
cancer. (Photo submitted)
MCCF Seeks Grant Applications
Submitted by Marcia Hellandsaas
NDSU Extension McKenzie County
The Community Foundation Fund is giving out $8,400 in grants to local organizations. Applicants must be a 501(c)
Apply online only at www.NDCF.net/McKenzieCounty
local advisory committee will discuss the applications and determine grant awards in October.
The McKenzie County Community Foundation (MCCF)was established to fund priority needs of the community that would not otherwise be funded, or did not have complete
services, social services, emergency services, or healthcare. Earnings from the fund are given annually. Please email questions or to get more information at [email protected] and one of the local committee members willrespond. With general questions about NDCF email John Heinen at [email protected].
Currently we cannot fund our entire annual request…if you are an individual, social service group, or company, your gift combined with others will allow us to make a bigger
certain donations will qualify for a 40% state income tax
more information about the services of NDCF, contact John our NDCF regional support person at [email protected]. Localadvisory committee chair is Marcia Hellandsaas and she can be reached at 701-444-3451.
Submitted by Rita
Steinbeisser, Senior
Executive, Marketing
Sidney, MT - Sidney Health Center Cancer Care and the Foundation for Com-munity Care are coordi-nating the annual Light the Night event, set to take place Thursday, Sept.17 at Foun-dation Parking Lot, Sidney. Light the Night raises money to honor cancer survivors as well as loved ones who have been lost, and helps ensure the continuance of quality cancer treatment in Richland County.
looking a little different com-pared to previous years and offering a virtual awareness on Facebook. The public is invited to stop by the Foun-dation parking lot, 221 2nd ST NW, from 6-8 p.m. Reese
ice cream treats and there will be a luminary display honoring those affected by cancer.
Each year, the Foun-dation for Community Care sells individual lanterns in memory or honor of loved ones who have battled can-cer. These lantern lights will be on display the evening of Sept. 17 around the Founda-
the night with purpose and passion for those affected by cancer. Individuals can also buy garden solar lights to display in their own yards in honor of their loved ones.
The luminary and garden solar lights are on sale now for $10 each at the Foun-
Prior to the main event, Reynolds Market, Sidney, is sponsoring a Light the Night for Cancer Care fund-raiser lunch 11a.m.- 2 p.m., Friday, Sept. 11. Reynolds will be grilling the famous Redneck Main Link Brats. To-go lunches will include a Redneck brat, chips and water for $5 per plate.
All proceeds from this fundraising event will ben-
Cancer Care through the Foundation for Community Care. Sidney Health Cen-
ter Cancer Care provides the latest and most up-to-date medical equipment and programs to patients seeking cancer treatment in
year 2020, there were more than 1,800 medical oncology visits and more than 4,200 radiation therapy visits at Sidney Health Center.
Area cancer patients have expressed their ap-preciation and testimonials related to the importance keeping cancer care close to home.
• “I believe it is import-ant to support our local Can-cer Care services and the Foundation for Community Care. Sidney has a modern
facility with new equipment. The doctors, nurses and staff genuinely care; they keep up-to-date with the latest treatments available, and did everything they could to assist with my re-covery.” – Charles M. Butler III, Sidney, MT.
• “When I was diag-nosed with breast cancer and after several appoint-ments in Billings, my hus-band and I decided Sidney Cancer Care was the best option for us; it is closer to home and both Dr. Chad Pedersen and Dr. Ralf Kiehl are so kind, compassionate and professional. I am so grateful to have access to a top-notch cancer clinic
within 100 miles. The doc-tors, nurses and staff are loving and professional; they became like family to us through their compassion-ate care.” – Mae Clawson, Outlook, MT.
• “At 39, I was diag-nosed with breast cancer. I received chemotherapy and radiation at the Sidney
Cancer Care. I have had such a great experience withall of the staff at the Cancer Center! They had my best in-terests at heart and followedthe newest and most valu-able protocols, treatmentsand technology. I felt in verygood hands and trustedthem completely. Supporting
Door 204 Adds A Vibrant Mural Featuring The Landscape Of Watford City
The new mural located on the Door 204 building on Main Street, Watford City.
By Anna Dragseth
Located on the bricks outside of Door 204, Watford City, sits a brand-new mural that features contemporary and historical parts of Wat-ford City, including badlands,
Long X Bridge, oil wells, hay bales, and longhorn cattle. “The mural depicts a scene of driving into Watford City like the badlands and land-scape of the area,” stated Linda Roesch, the artist that
painted the mural.Roesch just recently
finished the mural Tues-day, Sept.1. “I really have enjoyed doing this mural.
like this for a community like
Watford City; it really makes me feel honored that of all the artists in the world I was picked to do this piece,” explained Roesch.
Roesch has vast ex-
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EVENTSS E N D U S Y O U R E V E N T S !
THE ROUNDUP: PO Box 1207 •111 West Main • Sidney, MT406-433-3306 • Fax: 406-433-4114 • Email: [email protected]
RICHLAND COUNTYEvents in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone.
Wed., Sept. 910 a.m.-4 p.m. - Richland County Timeline - Through Oct. 3. - 39th Annual Quilt & Needlework Show - Through Oct. 3. Viewing is free and open to the public. MonDak Heritage Center, Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat., 1-4 p.m. For more information call 406-433-3500, e-mail [email protected] or visit https://mondakheritagecenter.org/.Fri., Sept. 11
11 a.m.-2 p.m. - -
Reynolds Market - Redneck Main Link brats, chips, water, $5 plate. Fri., Sept. 11, 3-7 p.m. & Sat., Sept. 12, 9 a.m.-noon
E-rase Your E-waste Sidney - Collection site Richland County Shop, 2140 W, next to the fairgrounds. Members of the public should stay in their vehicles and if you get out please wear a mask or maintain social distancing guidelines.Sat., Sept. 12
7:30 a.m. - Noon - Richland County Farmers Market - Parking lot east of Sidney-Richland County Library on the corner of 2nd St. NW and 2nd Ave. NW. Masks encouraged but not required. 9 a.m.-noon - E-rase Your E-Waste Fairview - Collection site water station on 9th St. Fairview. Seniors or others needing assistance call Judge Ray Trumpower, 742-5616, Sat. only. Members of the public should stay in their vehicles and if you get out please wear a mask or maintain social distancing guidelines.Sun., Sept. 13
9-11 a.m. - Grandparents & Family Appreciation Day Plus Fairview Food Drive - Double Barrel Saloon & Casino. Free breakfast for non-perishable food and cash donations to the local Fairview food bank.
Fairivew Community Foundation.2 p.m. - - All members of MDHC and interested members of the public are welcome to attend. Door prizes and refreshments, free to attend. MonDak Heritage Center. Mon., Sept. 14
6:30-8 p.m. - - Open to all Moms with school aged children
and younger, including Moms who are expecting. Appetizers, desserts, guest speakers, videos, discussions and crafts. Sidney Lutheran Brethren Church, 1101 Madison Lane. No childcare provided. For more information call Stacy Abar, 406-672-1463. 7 p.m. - Snacks and Chats - Anxiety & depression support group for teens ages 13-19. Board games, foosball, ping pong, treats. Not church related. Pella Lutheran Church.Tues., Sept. 15
12 p.m. - Job Service Employers Committee - Open to everyone. Reynolds Market
conference room. Meetings every third Tues. of the month. For more information call Margie 406-433-1204 ext. 204.Thurs., Sept. 17
11:30 a.m. - - Sidney Country Club. RSVP by Sept. 15. Call Sylvia, 798-3882 or Margaret, 488-4613.6-8 p.m. - - Luminary lanterns to display at the Foundation; garden solar lights to display in your yard, $10 per lantern or solar light which can be purchased at Foundation for Community Care or online at foundationforcomminitycare.org. Join virtually on facebook, video chats with cancer patients, musical entertainment, luminary lantern tribute; or drive-through or stop by the Foundation, luminary lantern display or ice cream stand. Sat., Sept. 19
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - Darkness Walkcheck in 9 a.m. No cost. Fundraiser for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. For more information contact Nick Kallem, 406-478-5546 or email [email protected] a.m. - Meet N Greet - Presentation on Moose organization and local Moose Lodge & Chapter. Members and public invited to attend. Sidney Moose Lodge.10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Open Studio Saturdays - All participants must make an appointment by calling 406-433-3500 or email [email protected]. Participants limited to 7 maximum. Adults 18+ years old only,must wear a mask. MonDak Heritage Center. Sun., Sept. 20, 27
9 a.m.-noon - - Open to the public. Sidney Moose Lodge.1 p.m. - - Open to the public. Sidney Moose Lodge.Sat., Sept. 26
5 p.m. - - Free will offer brisket & pulled pork dinner; silent & live auction, 7 p.m. Sidney Elks Lodge. For more information call Kathy Nicholson, 406-480-9032. Financial donations can be made at Sidney Elks Lodge.5:30-7 p.m. - - Open to the public. Sidney Moose Lodge.
MCKENZIE COUNTY
Thurs., Sept. 10, 24 & Oct. 13-5 p.m. - Food Giveaway Only - First Presbyterian Church, 316 4th Ave. NE.Sat., Sept. 12
8 a.m.-6 p.m. - Tobacco Gardens Fall Walleye Classic - Rules meeting Sept. 11, 6 p.m., Lewis & Clark building. $100 per 2 person team. 9 a.m. - Suicide Awareness Run/Walk - Starts in the parking lot of Stonehome Brewing Co. Routes will be mapped out for 5K, 10K and half marathon. Donations go to National Alliance of Mental Illness. Tues., Sept. 15
2-4 p.m. - McKenzie Co. Food Pantry - First Lutheran Church, 212 2nd St. NW.
WILLIAMS COUNTYEvents in Williston unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. Saturdays, Sept. 12-Oct. 10
9 a.m.-noon - Main Street Williston Market - Vendors will be selling homemade and homegrown goods and food. Sponsor activity, food truck and music each week. Main street between 1st and 2nd Sts., and the
Sat., Sept. 12 & Sun., Sept. 139 a.m.-5 p.m. - 3rd Annual Northern Plains Military Show - Buy, sell, trade display. Fairgrounds multipurpose building, 519 53rd St. E. $5 admission; students, military, veterans, free with ID; dealer tables, $10 each. For more information and table reservations contact Ben, 701-770-8143, [email protected] or Facebook northernplainsmilitaryshow. Sat., Sept. 19
Art Fest & Band Day 2020 - Harmon Park. Browse art, crafts, product and food booths, bid in the live action.Sat., Sept. 19 & Sun., Sept. 20
7 p.m. - Williston Basin Speedway Fall Round Up - Dirt track racing with the whole family! Gate prices each night: $10 adult; $8 seniors and military; $5 kids 8-12; 7 & under free. Williston Basin Speedway.
DAWSON COUNTYEvents in Glendive unless otherwise listed. CT ZoneThurs., Sept. 17
5-7 p.m.Oakley” Bash - Free and open to the public, light refreshments. Wear you best western mask or bandanna! 109 N. Merrill Ave. COVID-19 mandates will be in place. For more information visit https://thegalleryonline.org/.
2A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2020
James Miller Jr., 25
Arnegard, NDFuneral services for James Miller Jr., 25, Arnegard, ND
were held 11 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020 at Wilmington Lutheran Church, Arnegard, ND with Pastor Garrett Gud-
Interment was in Wilmington Lutheran Cemetery, Ar-negard, ND under the care of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home, Sidney, MT.
Visitation was one hour prior to the funeral.Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be
shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.James passed away, Saturday, Aug. 29, 2020, at his
home in Arnegard, ND.
John Bauman, 81
Fairview, MTMemorial Mass for John Bauman, 81, Fairview, MT will
A wake service was held 1 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 6, 2020
care of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home, Sidney, MT.Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be
shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.John passed away Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2020 at Sidney
Health Center.
Gordon Herbert Berndt, 95
Williston, ND formerly of
Fairview, MTGordon Berndt, 95, Williston,
ND, passed away on Sunday, Aug. 23, 2020 in Billings, MT. A private/virtual ceremony is planned for the near future in Sidney with burial to be in Sidney Cemetery. Cremation has taken place and Fulkerson Fu-neral Home, Sidney, MT is caring for the family. The family is plan-ning to have a Celebration of Life/Memorial for Gordon next summer with family and friends. Please make any memorials to your fa-vorite charity. Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com.
Gordon Herbert Berndt, Williston, ND, formerly of Fairview, MT, passed away peacefully on Aug. 25, 2020, in Billings, MT, after a yearlong battle with cancer. He was comforted at his passing by his son, daughter and their
was assisting with his care.Gordon was born Nov. 13, 1924, as the 11th of 13 chil-
dren to his parents Gustav and Frederika (Senechal) Berndt on their farm north of Anamoose and Drake, ND. He at-tended school at Round Lake School through the 8th grade.
Gordon arrived in Fairview in 1944 to visit sisters and soon found work at Thomas Service Station. He met Irene Henderson through her brothers. Gordon and Irene were
-view, which they later farmed. Their three children, Dennis, Gene, and Colleen were born during this time as well as infant daughter Wanda, who died at birth. Gordon started driving a school bus route while farming, as well as the ac-tivity trips, and continued for many years. He enjoyed the many students who rode the bus during the years. Gordon and Irene were long time members of the Lonsdale Methodist Church, Sidney, MT.
The family moved to Fairview in 1961 and Gordon worked for Davidson Hardware and then started a long career with Cenex in Fairview and Sidney. He retired from Cenex in Sidney at age 81 after some 43 years. He enjoyed working with the many customers over the years and the fellow workers at both Fairview and Sidney. Gordon was an accomplished guitar player and took great pleasure playing in a local country band that performed at many venues across eastern Montana and western North Dakota. He also gave guitar lessons to local youth.
Gordon enjoyed gardening, reading, walking, feeding and talking to his local rabbits, squirrels and birds. He was always up for a good visit and laughs with friends and rela-tives, or sometimes strangers. Having a piece of pie, cake or any other dessert always made those visits extra special.
Irene passed away in 2010 and Gordon moved to Bethel Heritage Manor independent living in Williston. He found many new friends and always looked forward to working on puzzles, doing his walking and getting visits from friends and relatives.
gatherings big or small, holiday meals and special occasions with his children, grandkids, great grandkids, brothers, sis-
had a great sense of humor and loved a good joke and laugh. They were always a part of his letters and phone calls. He lived a long, good life and will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his son Gene (Lenore) Berndt, Billings, MT; daughter Colleen (Cal) Peterson, Williston, ND; daughter in-law Barb Berndt, Helena, MT; grandchildren and great grandchildren Troy Berndt, Missoula, MT; Tracy (Jenna) Berndt and their daughters Braelynn and Ainsleigh, Missou-la, MT; Shayla (Rocky) Vaira and children Triston, Madison, Mya, Lithia, FL; Brady (Megan) Berndt, Moorhead, MN; Laci (James) Hart, Gillette WY, and their children Gavin, Cooper, Kynli and Aria; Rayna (Erik) Jorgenson, Bainville, MT and children Jolee and Parker; Lance (Jessica) Berndt, Fargo, ND; Megan Berndt, Richmond, IN; sisters in-law Irlene (Walter) Berndt, Billings, MT; Ethel (Skee) Berndt, Sidney; MT as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Gordon was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Irene; his son Dennis in 2017; infant daughter Wanda; his parents, father and mother in-law Arthur and Jesse (Thom-as) Henderson; brothers Rueben, Al, Walter, Leslie (Skee), and Russell; his sisters, Agnes Riedel, Grace Elliot, Ellie Johnson, Gladys Martin, Amy Schmick, Ethel Berndt and Marcia Berndt.
The family would like to thank all of his doctors and nurses over the years, the staff at Sweetwater Assisted Living and St. Johns Hospice, and all of his friends and staff at Bethel Heritage Manor and his good friend Sally Melland, who helped with many things and provided good company.
Gordon Berndt
Art & Wine Walk Sept.10 In
Downtown WillistonAmazing local artists, incredible food and delicious wine
to taste. If that sounds like a good time, then the Art & Wine Walk on Thursday, Sept. 10 from 5-8 p.m. may just be for you! Twelve downtown businesses host local artists, and have amazing food and wine available as well. The 2019 event was in April, and was sold out so make sure to get your tickets early! Must be 21+ to attend.
Light The Night...Sidney Health Center Cancer Care and the Foundation for Community Care is very important to help people just like me!” – Wynne Peters, Plentywood, MT.
Sidney Health Center Cancer Care services include chemotherapy, IV therapy, medical oncology and radiation oncology with a cancer care team comprised of oncologists, specialists, nurses, pharmacists and therapists who take the time to understand and guide area cancer patients through their care plan.
Several departments across the spectrum of care sup-port the cancer care service including laboratory, radiology, respiratory therapy, rehabilitation services, inpatient care, emergency care, and surgical services. This coordinated effort allows area cancer patients to remain close to home surrounded by the ones they love through a very trying time.
To do your part in supporting this vital service, give to the Foundation for Community Care. Your neighbors will thank you. Visit the Foundation online at foundationforcommuni-
Door 204 Adds Mural...perience of doing a variety of artwork, but she claims that murals are one of her favorite types of art. “I really enjoy doing public art like this - this might be my favorite type of art that I do just because I know it will reach so many different people.”
Roesch has done several murals in South Dakota, and more recently, she has done a mural in Jamestown, ND. “This summer, a mural project really just fell in my lap. A business in Jamestown got a grant for a mural, and the style they wanted was really close to what I do already, and
have been more perfect.”
did in Jamestown and contacted Roesch to see if she could
album cover earlier this year - it was such a huge opportu-nity. And then she had seen the mural I did in Jamestown, and asked if I would come do one in Watford City and here we are!”
Roesch is originally from Roscoe, SD, but currently resides in Jamestown, where she has been pursuing her
doing art full time self-employed. I sell art at festivals in the summer and teach artist residencies at elementary schools. I have also started teaching one college credit at the Uni-versity of Jamestown.”
When asked how she became involved in art, she re-sponded,” art is just something that I have been doing since a young age, I just kept doing art until I became an artist. When I was young, my most inspirational person was my
-sionally, but as a kid, I thought he was the best artist in the world, and I wanted to be an artist just like him, so I kept
Roesch displays her artwork on many different social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and You-Tube. Examples of her artwork can be viewed by searching “sketching spot” on social media platforms and by visiting her website: www.sketchingspot.com.
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Drive-Thru Flu Clinic Scheduled Sept. 24Shot Clinic is switching to a drive-through format, scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. at Richland Co. Fire Hall, Sidney.
The Drive-Thru Clinic will serve adults only, and offers
given during the clinic. No appointment is needed. Flu shots cannot be given to those who have animals in their vehicles.
syringes that contain no preservative. No FluMist is available. -
Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance may be billed for those who bring their cards. For self-pay clients, only cash or check can be accepted.
Flu clinic paperwork may be printed from www.richland.org/rchd, on the Richland Co. Health Department Facebook page, or obtained the day of the drive-through clinic.
DO NOT attend the clinic if you are not feeling well. DO NOT attend if you are waiting for test results from a COVID-19 test. DO NOT attend if you have COVID-19 or have been exposed to COVID-19 in the last 14 days.
Flu shots, as well as other vaccines, for children and families will be available during regular clinic hours, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. by ap-pointment. Additional clinic hours are the second Wednesday until 6 p.m., and the third Thursday of the month, from 1- 4 p.m. by appointment. Check the Department Facebook page at www.facebook.com/RichlandCountyHealthDepartment for changes to regular clinic hours.
For further information or to inquire about group billing, contact the Richland County Health Department at 406-433-2207.
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Svarre Foundation Scholarship 2020 Winners
The Svarre Foundation was established by Ingvard and Clara Svarre to assist young people serious about earning a higher education after high school. Recipient selection is based on need, scholarship and future plans. The scholarship is awarded in the amount of $6,000 over a two-year period.
2020 winners are:Everett Jensen – Sidney High School Graduate. Everett
will be attending MSU Bozeman pursing a degree in Civil Engineering.
Cooper McGlothlin – Sidney High School Graduate. Cooper will be attending Dickinson State University pursing
Everett JensenCooper McGlothlin
Dayton Foundation Scholarship Awarded to Local Students
The Dayton Foundation Scholarship is awarded in honor of the late Lela Dayton, who provided in her will for assistance to college students based on need, scholarship, and future plans. Each scholarship is awarded in the amount of $6,000 over a two-year period.
The 2020 winners are:Jesse Selting – Fairview High School graduate. Jesse
will be attending MSU Bozeman pursuing a nursing degree.Emma Torgerson – Sidney High School graduate.
Emma will be attending North Dakota State University pur-suing a degree in agricultural education.
Jesse Selting Emma Torgerson
Active Parenting First Five
Years Class AvailableSubmitted by Carrie Krug
Montana State University Extension
Richland County Family Consumer Sciences Agent
Sidney, MT – MSU Extension Richland County and Parenting Montana are offering Active Parenting Classes.
Active Parenting is a program created by Dr. Michael Popkin who is a parenting expert. The First Five Years program is a four-session class designed to help parents learn about a variety of items such as ages and stages of development, effective discipline that young children can understand, school readiness, and much more. Classes start Tuesday
Central Ave., Sidney, from 6-8 p.m. and are free of charge.
Representative Joel Krautter Honored for His Community Mental Health WorkAt the close of its inaugural Mental Health Conference
-ognizing Representative Joel Krautter for his work during his
Rep. Krautter sponsored and passed an important commu-nity mental health bill that established state grants for local mobile crisis units. These crisis units consist of mental health professionals that go to people in crisis to provide treatment in their homes and other community settings.
The Conference, entitled “Shifting the Narrative: An Intersectional Approach to Mental Health” features treatment
providers, self advocates and legal advocates who will talk about how we can make mental health services more ef-fective and responsive to the people served. One featured speaker is Dr. Jodi Daly, Ph.D., who was the Chief Execu-
before taking a position to provide services in Washington state, where she is the Comprehensive Healthcare CEO, one of largest behavioral health organizations in the state of Washington.
She will identify important ways in which Montana can improve its mental health system. One of those things is encouraging and funding successful community based practices such as the type of mobile crisis units that were
MS, LCPC, and founder of Perspectives Counseling & Con-sulting, LLC, who will be talking about cultural competency in community mental health delivery.
about the importance of culturally competent treatment as well as how we can better forge alliances within disability community as well as other communities to achieve a better system for all. On Thursday, civil rights attorneys will talkabout the critical importance of legal advocacy to improve mental health treatment.
The closing session with awards will be on Friday, Sept. -
tive Krautter with their Spirit Award, Senator Jennifer Gross, Billings, with their Courage Award, and Representative Mary Caferro, Helena, with their Lifetime Achievement Award fortheir work to support and expand community mental health services in Montana.
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Lunch MenusSidney School
Thurs., Sept. 10: Soft shell tacos, strawberry cups. Fri., Sept. 11: Hamburger gravy over potatoes, green beans, pears, dinner rolls.Mon., Sept. 14: Chicken tenders, potatoes and gra-vy, grapes, dinner roll. Tues., Sept. 15: Hot ham and cheese, cheesy pota-toes, mandarin oranges.Wed., Sept. 16: Biscuits and gravy, hash browns, orange juice.
Savage SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Chicken fajitas, shells, green pep-pers, onions, salsa, sour cream, salad, fruit cocktail. Fri., Sept. 11: Hot dogs on a bun, chips, veggies, pineapple.Mon., Sept. 14: Chicken strips, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, tropical fruit. Tues., Sept. 15: Tater tot casserole, green beans, bread, applesauce, dessert.Wed., Sept. 16: Grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, veggies, peaches.
Rau SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Chicken burgers, hash brown patty, fresh fruit salad. Fri., Sept. 11: French toast sticks, sausage patty, eggs, orange juice.Mon., Sept. 14: Chicken drumsticks, potatoes and gravy, pears. Tues., Sept. 15: Spaghetti, peas, garlic toast, peaches.Wed., Sept. 16: Hot dogs, chips, apple crisp.
Froid SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Taco casserole, lettuce mix, taco bar, fruit. Fri., Sept. 11: Chicken patty on a bun, rice pilaf, veggies, fruit.Mon., Sept. 14: Stromboli, potato salad, veggies, fruit. Tues., Sept. 15: Chicken noodle casserole, buns, veggies, fruit.Wed., Sept. 16: Spaghetti, garlic bread, veggies, fruit, dessert.
Bainville SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Pizza pasta, caesar salad, pine-apple. Fri., Sept. 11: Sloppy joes, french fries, banana.Mon., Sept. 14: Chicken taquitos, cowboy beans, pineapple. Tues., Sept. 15: Fish sticks, coleslaw, french fries, ched-dar biscuits, applesauce.Wed., Sept. 16: Ham and cheese sliders, potato sal-ad, celery sticks, mandarin oranges.
Richey SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Tater tot
casserole, peas, peaches. Fri., Sept. 11: Cheesy tuna noodle casserole, carrots, applesauce.Mon., Sept. 14: Chili dogs, tots, lettuce salad, peaches. Tues., Sept. 15: Chicken fajitas, fresh veggies, ap-plesauce.Wed., Sept. 16: Meatballs, mashed potatoes and gravy, carrots, mixed fruit.
Culbertson SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Chicken drummies, coleslaw, mixed fruit. Fri., Sept. 11: Hot dogs, chips, mandarin oranges.Mon., Sept. 14: Hamburg-ers, fries, pineapple. Tues., Sept. 15: Pizza sticks, peas, oranges.Wed., Sept. 16: Macaroni and cheese, carrot and celery sticks, applesauce.
Lambert SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Lasagna, corn, garlic bread, fruit. Fri., Sept. 11: Cheeseburg-er casserole, green beans, fruit, buns.Mon., Sept. 14: Egg rolls, rice, veggies, fruit. Tues., Sept. 15: Scalloped potatoes and ham, buns, corn, fruit.Wed., Sept. 16: Fish sand-wich, tots, fruit.
Fairview SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Sloppy joes, chips, veggies, fruit. Fri., Sept. 11: Chicken and gravy over mashed pota-toes, veggies, fruit, buns.Mon., Sept. 14: Hamburg-ers, fries, veggies, fruit.Tues., Sept. 15: Burritos, Spanish rice, fruit.Wed., Sept. 16: French dip, caesar salad, fruit.
Alexander SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Chick-
mashed potatoes, corn, bread.Fri., Sept. 11: Boneless chicken wings, onion rings, baked beans.Mon., Sept. 14: Build your own pizza. Tues., Sept. 15: Hamburger or chicken stroganoff, corn, garlic toast.Wed., Sept. 16: Mini corn dogs, chips, cheese.
Watford City SchoolThurs., Sept. 10: Cheese-burgers, fries, baked beans, apples.Fri., Sept. 11: Pepperoni french bread pizza, green beans, mixed fruit.Mon., Sept. 14: Chicken burgers with chips, peas and carrots, fresh pearsTues., Sept. 15: Taco in
pineapple.Wed., Sept. 16: Chef salad, banana.
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FREELANCE REPORTER
The Roundup Newspaper is looking for a Freelance position for reporter to take photos & write stories at a weekly regional publication. M u s t h a v e c o m p u t e r skills, valid driver’s license and reliable automobile. Short distance travel may be necessary. Required test ing for : spel l ing & grammar (basic),reading comprehension & Microsoft Word 2010 at Job Service.Call 433-1204 for testing. To apply, contact Sidney JobServ ice fo r a gener ic application.
HANDYMAN
Handyman wanted for wide range of maintenance and repair. 406-489-5195.
DENTAL HYGIENIST
Healthy Smiles Dental is looking for an energetic and motivated hygienist to join our team. Please drop off resume at 203 2nd Ave. SW, Sidney or email [email protected].
CARRIERS NEEDED
Need extra cash or want to get some exercise while gett ing paid? We have carrier routes available in several parts of Sidney. 406-433-3306 or fill out application at The Roundup, 111 W. Main, Sidney.
FARM & RANCHFOR SALE
Alfalfa hay, round bales, good quality, fi rst, second and third cuttings. Dale Tjelde, Cartright, ND, 406-489-0333.
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Parties, weddings, get-t o g e t h e r s . U l t i m a t e Showdown Assoc. Located at Hefty Seed Co. South of Sidney, has tables & chairs for rent. Will deliver. Call 406-488-4338.
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Friday, Sept. 18, Saturday, Sept. 19, 8 a.m. Whole estate liquidation yard sale 305 7th Ave. SW, Sidney Tons of vintage Items, tupperware, furniture, yard and garage items and tools.
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GIVEN that pursuant to the requirements of Section 2-2-302, MCA the Board of Trustees of Savage School Districts No. 7J and 2 intends to take action on the following matter at Board Meeting to be held on the15th day of September, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. in the Savage School Commons.The possible employment of Tess Ler who is related to Trustee, Brandon Ler by consanguinity (blood) within the fourth degree or affi nity (marriage) within the second degree for the position of Co-Concession Advisor.If you have any questions, comments or objections prior to said Board Meeting, p lease d i rect a l l such inquiries to:
Martha Potter, Superintendent
Savage School District No. 7J & 2
Phone Number: (406)776-2317Fax Number:
(406)776-2260
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E-Waste Collection Is This Friday & Saturday, Sidney, FairviewSubmitted by Beth Redlin
The 16th annual “Erase your Ewaste” event gets under way in Sidney this coming Friday from 3-7 p.m. at the Richland County Public Shop next to the Fairgrounds. MonDak area residents…not just Richland County…are encouraged to bring their obsolete or damaged electronic items for recycling in both Sidney and Fairview this weekend. “Let us help you with your fall cleaning,” Coordinator Heather Luinstra said.
Organizers and volun-teers will be following coun-ty public health guidelines for COVID-19, including wearing masks and social distancing. Members of the public are asked to do the same if they have to get out of their vehicles for any rea-son. “By adhering to these guidelines we can continue to provide this service to our region,” Luinstra said.
Friday and then continues from 9 a.m. to noon on Sat-
be Saturday only, also from 9 a.m. to noon, at the water station on 9th Street. Fair-view seniors or others need-ing assistance in delivering their e-waste may call Ray Trumpower at 742-5616.
Yellowstone E-waste Solutions, Billings is the e-cycler for the event and continues to offer their ser-vices for FREE. The only exception is a $7 charge for removing a hard drive for
destruction or just wanting to hang on to them.
Large loads: As in past years, local businesses, agencies and organizations with large amounts to e-cy-cle are asked to make an ap-pointment by calling Luinstra at 406-433-2207 or emailing [email protected] .
No CRT televisions or monitors are being accepted and no projection TV units or consoles. Other limita-tions include no consumer white goods, vacuums, light bulbs, CFLs, mercury ther-mometers, alkaline batteries (rechargeable are okay), or items containing refrigerants (including dehumidifiers), oils, or acids.
T h e “ E - r a s e y o u r E-waste” effort is now in its 16th year and recycled 511,000 lbs., or 255 tons, of e-waste since 2005. The event is coordinated by members of the Rich-land County Local Emer-gency Planning Committee (LEPC), Richland County Disaster and Emergency Services, and the USDA Agricultural Research Lab in Sidney. The Richland County Public Works De-partment also makes their facilities freely available for the collection event.
6A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2020
SIDNEY EAGLESHomecoming Week
Mon.-Fri., Sept. 8-11
Homecoming Events
HOMECOMING ROYALTY(Not in order as pictured) Ali Merritt, Tate Wieferich, Hadley Garsjo, Riley Waters, Trista Hovde, Jaxson Franklin, Brooke Morrill,
Boston Peters, Liliana Johnson & Jordan Darby
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While we appreciate community support at our home activities, due to the COVID pandemic, our admission policy has temporarily changed.
Fans will only be allowed access to the game if they have obtained a ticket. Tickets will not be available at the gate.
Student-athletes and participants in the night’s activities will be given tickets to hand out at their discretion. Anyone who does not receive a ticket prior to
arrival at the gate will not be allowed admission to the game.
Tues, Sept 8 .........................Varsity/JV/Freshmen Volleyball vs. Dawson County at 4pmThurs, Sept 10 .................................................... Frosh Football vs. Williston at 4:30pm
Parade at 2:45pmVarsity Football vs. Billings Central at 7pm, Coronation prior to kickoff
Visit https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/sidney-high-school-sidney-mt to subscribe and watch home and away games
VOLLEYBALL ROSTER(Not in order as pictured) Brielle Gorder, Jenna Anderson, Amber Kauffman, Kendyl Wacha, Suttyn Barnhart, Hadley Garsjo, Leah
Entz, Taylan Hansen, Taylor Stewart, Sophie Peters, Trudi Speldrich
GOLF ROSTER(Not in order as pictured) Adriana Beyerle, Brooklyn Boyer,
Hayden Conn, Matt Hansen, Tate Hazen, Emilee Iversen, Sarah Karanjai, Braden Kindopp, Mason Kindopp, Gunner Kostelecky, Andrew Morse, Ella Norby, Riley O’Donnell, Bradyn Page, Casey
Rehbein, Logan Schumacker, Karly Volk
ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2020 7A
SIDNEY EAGLES HOMECOMING WEEK
FOOTBALL ROSTER(Not in order as pictured) Mason Erath, Zander Dean, Boston Peters, Kaden Wise, Aren Larson, Burton Pollari, Jordan Darby, Ryan Lillemon, Aden Graves, Kevin Hutzenbiler, Owen Lonski, CJ Nevins, Ryan McGinnis, Ethan Erickson, Grady Nelson, Bailey Bohden, Logan Jones, Parker Sinks, Riley Jackson, Levi Reidle, Jaxson Franklin, Alexander Burnison, Ryder Hansen, Jayden Suko, Tate Wieferich, Ty Lovegren, Kolton Reid, Nathan Romo, Kayson Radke, Joshua Salz, Slade Cutler, Riley Waters, Tucker Swigart, Kade Graves, Brodey Skogen, Chace Waters, Trey Schepens,
Jackson Thogersen, Jayce Morgan, Gavin Barela, Ernie Clifton, Cash Cundiff, Teagan Cutler, Corben Holler, Gavin Reese, Caleb Kleinke, Jesus Gonzalez, Zander Dingfelder, Ryan Keller, Cooper McNally, Braden Harris, Justin Filler, Christian Lassey, Kolby Hutzenbiler, Jerome Entz, James
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CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER(Not in order as pictured) Jaylen Baxter, Claire Frank, Serenity Kuntz, Olivia Schoepp, Daisy Snow, Christianna Wall, Lily Wick,
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8A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2020
Band Day 2020 CombinesWith Artfest
The Williston Conven-tion & Visitors Bureau (CVB) and The James MemorialArt Center are pleased toannounce plans for a com-munity celebration to beheld Sept.19, in Harmon Park in conjunction withArtfest. This year has been a year of adjustment. BandDay traditionally occurs over
-ery year. This year, it was rescheduled for Septemberas schools moved to dis-tance learning in the spring. Artfest is held annually in thelate summer.
“This year, studentmarching bands and guestbands are not available,”commented CVB Executive Director Amy Krueger. “As a result, we have made the
a parade. Instead, we are fo-cusing on what we do have. We have an opportunity to work with a wonderful, his-torical organization to helpplan a relaxed communityevent people can enjoy.”
Band Day predates World War II. The earliest reference found to-date ofBand Day in Williston wasa 1927 print article, whichgives Band Day a 92-yearhistory in Williston. The James Library was opened in 1911, with a banquet andgrand ball. This year, Willis-ton can celebrate both withfood vendors, craft vendors, live auction and more in Harmon Park. Band Day willbe honored with an exhibittitled “Band Day Throughthe Years” in Harmon Park,showcasing historical imag-es from past festivals.
Vendor registration is open now! Vendor registra-
www.visitwilliston.com. If you have questions
about Artfest or Band Day2020, contact the Williston CVB at 701-774-9041 orThe James at 701-774-3601or check the event calendar website for details at www.visitwilliston.com. Informa-tion will also be posted onthe Band Day Facebookpage (www.facebook.com/WillistonBandDay).
land County residents follow instructions from the Health Department and healthcare providers. The following are important reminders:
• If you are not feeling well, particularly including symp-toms of a dry cough, fever, shortness of breath, headache, and other cold-like symptoms, stay home until you feel better. This means that you do not go to work, do not attend regular activities, and cancel or postpone appointments.
• If you have been tested for COVID-19 for any reason, including preoperative testing, you must stay home until test results are received. This means that you do not go to work, do not attend regular activities, and cancel or post-pone appointments. Those who were named as a contact to a positive case will quarantine for 14 days post-exposure.
• All residents should be practicing social distancing, including limiting the number of close contacts. This means
-cult. Wear a mask as required and when social distancing
Together we can slow the spread of COVID-19 in our community. Please do your part so Richland County can recover socially and economically from this pandemic
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Richland County
COVID-19 Update...
dphhs.mt.gov/publichealth/covid
We’ve all got to do our part.
LET’S KEEP FIGHTING COVID-19
Montanans get it, and we’ve got this.
IF YOU FEEL SICK
Call Your Medical Provider
Stay Home from Work/School
Quarantine as Instructed
Wash Hands Use Hand Sanitizer
Don’t Touch Face
Cover Sneezes & Coughs
Keep Social Distancing
Wear a Mask
PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE 406
GRANDPARENTS & FAMILYAPPRECIATION DAY
P L U S F O O D D R I V E
Sun, Sept 13 • 9-11 amAt The Double Barrel Saloon & Casino
Event sponsored by the Fairview Community Foundation
Free Breakfast for non-perishable food and cash donations to our local food bank (please remain
curbside, we’ll come to you). Optional picnic at the park, weather permitting. Look for our sponsorship flags!
Fall CauldronSeptember 12th
Fall Classes OpenFor Registration
For details and to register, visit handyandysnursery.com or our Facebook page
September 12 ........................ Fall CauldronSeptember 19 .......Succulent Cement MinisSeptember 26 ..................Fall Arrangement
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5:30pmSaturday: 9am - 5pm
3515 West Front StWilliston, ND | 701-572-6083
406-489-1945 • 102 N Central Ave • Downtown Sidney
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