Articles from the May 16, 2018 edition


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  • Studio and Gallery Offers Unique Shopping Experience

    Lois Stephens|May 16, 2018

    Septuagenarian Edward Anklam has recently opened a truly unique business establishment in Culbertson. Open for business for the past month, Anklam's Studio and Gallery on Culbertson's main street offers a fascinating glimpse into America's past. Anklam carves pictures of wildlife or Native American themes onto old buffalo bones that he has collected over the course of the last six decades. These carvings on bone constitute the bulk of his business, but he also operates a gallery of historical Am...

  • Two Candidates Challenge McKenzie County Sheriff Incumbent

    Jordan Hall|May 16, 2018

    Two candidates are challenging McKenzie County Sheriff incumbent, Gary Schwartzenberger. Schwartzenberger has had a controversial term as McKenzie County Sheriff, with a misdemeanor charge of the misapplication of entrusted property recently dropped in January of this year. Schwartzenberger, was reinstated as sheriff by Governor Doug Burgum, after having been suspended as the result of a special investigation of the North Dakota Attorney General. He is now running for reelection. Brady Beyers...

  • Transyl-Mania

    May 16, 2018

    (L-R): Sidney Middle School Players Emma Cundiff, Kodi Shultz & Zoe Fahrnow rehearsing "Transyl-Mania." The play will be shown Friday, May 18 & Saturday, May 19 at 6:30 pm in the middle school auditorium. Admission will be in the form of a free-will donation....

  • Spring Festival Family Fun May 19

    Jaymi Loobey|May 16, 2018

    Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Watford City's Annual Spring Festival will be rolling into town again. It will be held at the Rough Rider Event Center, which is at 2209 Wolves Den Parkway in Watford City, North Dakota. The entry fee will be $5 and includes 10 tickets for the carnival games. Additional tickets are two for $1. Last year, the Rough Rider Center board members needed to help draw the local community into the center for community events. The local businesses were asked to...

  • Delores Barnhart, 78 Sidney, MT

    May 16, 2018

    Delores Barnhart, 78, of Sidney, passed away Friday, May 11 at her home. Visitation took place at Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home in Sidney, Tuesday, May 15 from 12 to 7 p.m. with a wake service at 7 p.m. Mass of Christian burial will be Wednesday, May 16 at 11 a.m. at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in Sidney with a viewing one hour prior to mass. Burial of cremated remains will take place at Richland County Cemetery at a later date. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting our website at www.fulkersons.com....

  • Blake T. Lunderby, 18 Sidney, MT

    May 16, 2018

    Funeral services for Blake T. Lunderby, 18, of Sidney, was held at 4 p.m., Monday, May 14 at Sidney Senior High School Gymnasium with Pastor David Huskamp of Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church officiating. Interment was in Sidney Cemetery, Sidney, MT under the care of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney. Visitation was Monday, May 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the funeral home with family receiving friends from 11 a.m. to noon. Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be shared with the family at www.fulkersonsons.com. Blake died...

  • Bronwyn Meyer, 63 Lambert, MT

    May 16, 2018

    Memorial services for Bronwyn Meyer, 63, of Lambert, MT were at 10 a.m., Thursday, May 17 at Christian Missionary Alliance Church, Lambert, MT with Pastor Paul Turek officiating. Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney are entrusted with the arrangements. Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com. Bronwyn died on Thursday, May 10 at her home in Lambert, MT....

  • Arch Ellwein to Portray Captain Grant Marsh

    May 16, 2018

    On Sunday, May 27 and Monday, May 28 at 2 and 4 p.m. both days, Arch Ellwein will perform History Alive as Captain Grant Marsh. This will take place at the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center. Grant Marsh was a riverboat pilot and captain who was noted for his many piloting exploits on the upper Missouri River and Yellowstone River. Marsh piloted the Far West down the Yellowstone and the Missouri Rivers to Bismarck, carrying fifty-one wounded cavalry troopers from the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Marsh had the steamboat record...

  • Fort Buford/Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center Events May 18-20

    May 16, 2018

    The Leeds Banner Girls will be at Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center Friday, May 18, 7 p.m. CT. These girls have become a nationally renowned recognized girls choir. The Leeds Banner Girls began their career singing the National Anthem at hometown basketball games. After hearing them sing they were invited to sing the National Anthem at the Shriner Circus in Minot, and the rest is history. They sang at Ft. Buford for the dedication of the Buffalo Soldiers, they were invited to sing at the George Washington Masonic National Memo...

  • Proud to be an American

    May 16, 2018

    The West Side Elementary School's 3rd grade class in Sidney held a "Proud to be an American" presentation on May 11 (photos by Jaymi Loobey)....

  • Hollywood Stars

    May 16, 2018

    (Photos by Keri McPherson)...

  • National Rude People's Day

    Lois Stephens|May 16, 2018

    It seems that anymore, someone somewhere has set a day aside for anything and everything imaginable. Just in the first several days of January and February alone, we have such oddities as Bloody Mary Day, Science Fiction Day, Fruitcake Day, Tater Tot Day, Wear Red Day, and Shower with a Friend Day. The list goes on and on for nearly every day of every month each year. I have no idea how these days are set, or for the most part, who would even celebrate them. I mean, there is even a Lumpy Rug Day and a Two Different Colored Shoes Day, both in...

  • Spring into Summer and a Healthier You:

    May 16, 2018

    Diabetes affects people of all ages, but it occurs more often in older adults. According to the American Diabetes Association, more than one in every four Americans over the age of 65 has diabetes. Managing diabetes can be tough, but support from health care providers, diabetes educators, community resources and friends and family can make it much easier. The first step to better managing diabetes and high blood sugar is to learn more about it. Montana State University Extension is partnering with others to offer a series of six, free diabetes...

  • Dr. Twigg Offers An Alternative To A Facelift

    May 16, 2018

    Sidney Health Center is pleased to announce that Dr. Shari Twigg recently completed a training to add absorbable PDO (polydioxane) thread lifts to Advanced Aesthetics line of services. For the right candidate, a thread lift can provide a pleasing, natural rejuvenation of the face with the benefit of no general anesthesia, rapid recovery and very minimal cost compared to a facelift or a necklift. Although the face, jawline, and neck areas are the most common areas for placement of these threads,...

  • National Prevention Week 2018

    Michele Seadeek|May 16, 2018

    WHAT IS NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK? National Prevention Week (NPW) is a SAMHSA-sponsored annual health observance dedicated to increasing the prevention of substance use and promotion of mental health. The observance brings individuals, organizations, coalitions, states, and communities together through local events to raise awareness about the importance of preventing substance use and mental disorders. National Prevention Week is May 13-19 this year and has themes for every day for kids to participate. Many of the schools in your community are...

  • Summer Nutrition Opportunities in our Community

    Sam Shaw|May 16, 2018

    This summer, there’ll be a new food truck in town. The Boys & Girls Club of Richland County will be running a Mobile Summer Food Program out of a food trailer, kindly provided at cost by B & B Trailers. In partnership with Montana No Kid Hungry and the Office of Public Instruction, the trailer will be serving two free meals for children each day: breakfast at the Richland County Housing Authority – next to West Side School – and lunch at the parks nearest the major public housing sites. Many children rely on school meals to get the...

  • Fairview Memorial Day Services

    May 16, 2018

    Memorial Day services at the Fairview Cemetery will be held on Monday, May 28 at 11:30 a.m. Coffee and snacks will be available beginning at 9:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Flowers for the Fairview Cemetery may be put out beginning Monday, May 21 and will need to be removed by Sunday, June 3. Anyone wishing to volunteer for weed eating at the Fairview Cemetery the week of May 21 is welcome to help clear weeds from around the headstones....

  • Letter To The Editor

    Steven L. Thuesen|May 16, 2018

    Janet Christoffersen will be a strong county attorney for Richland County. Eastern Montana will always be home to me. I was raised in Sheridan County, Montana, and resided there for more than thirty years. Because of that, I have personally known Janet’s family for many years as driven, independent, reliable, and trustworthy individuals. Janet exhibits all of those quality traits, and more. I have primarily practiced in Red Lodge, Montana since, 2005; however, my criminal defense practice has recently expanded to take me home to eastern Monta...

  • Krautter Will Bring Proven Leadership To Helena

    Paula Steinbeisser|May 16, 2018

    What do you look for in a leader? Experience, intelligence and commitment. These are all qualities Joel Krautter possesses. Joel has extensive experience in leadership that makes him the best person to represent us in Helena. Currently, Joel serves as the Chairman of the Richland County Republican Central Committee, an organization he has been involved in since 2014, he is the Vice President and co-founder of the Sidney Young Professionals and serves as President of the Northeast Montana Bar Association. Joel also participated in the...

  • Letter to the Editor

    Senator Steve Hinebauch|May 16, 2018

    Dear Editor, One thing that is disappointing to me is when candidates campaign one way and then vote the opposite once they are elected. In Eastern Montana candidates like to campaign like a conservative Republican because they can't get elected if they admit they are a liberal. This is what concerns me about candidate for HD 35, Joel Krautter. He encouraged legislators to vote for the gas tax raise in 2017 (Sidney Herald March 15, 2017) and criticized those who did not vote for the bonding (infrastructure) bill, which requires more taxes to...

  • Letter to the Editor

    Keitz Ochs|May 16, 2018

    Montana Public Service Commission District #1 will lose a valuable asset this year due to term limits. Travis Kavulla, Vice Chairman, (Rep) will be replaced after the November 2018 General election. Commissioners' on the PSC normally do not get a lot of press, but the positions are critically important for all citizens, especially those in rural areas. District #1 covers 19 north central and northeast counties. The PSC works with a professional staff of approximately 30 economists, engineers, attorneys, rate analysts, and others to regulate pri...

  • Letter to the Editor

    Donald L. Netzer|May 16, 2018

    I support Joel Krautter for House District 35 Representative. Joel is one of my associates, a shareholder in my firm and a friend. He is the best candidate for HD 35. But who is Joel? He’s a compassionate, diligent, hardworking lawyer. He’s familiar with adversity. He’s a lawyer to call upon for all matter of representation: contracts, real estate, criminal defense and probate. Yes he defends persons charged with crimes. This is the area of the law where the defense attorney brings up constitutional protections from the overreaching...

  • Matt Rosendale: Montana Deserves a U.S. Senator Who Means Business

    Matt Rosendale|May 16, 2018

    Like many Montana ranchers, I know the importance of having good neighbors. When harvest time rolls around and neighbors are shorthanded, we help load up the wheat or the sugar beets in the field and get them to market. When a prairie fire rips through, good neighbors help rebuild fences. This isn’t done for reward or payment, it’s just what we do here in Montana. When you’re ranching and people are counting on you, you don’t put up with nonsense. You have to get things done. It’s about time Washington D.C. work that way. As I travel...

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