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Golden Valley News
March 21, 2013
Febru
Belfield Police Department report
for February:
City/state attorney/court/docu-
ments, 11; motorist assists, 3; traffic
accidents, 2; welfare checks and
medical, 8; dog calls, 6; smoking,l;
jake brakes, 1; parking violations, 2;
-bulb warnings, 7; exp~ed tabs, 1; no
driver's license, 1; stop sign, 9;
ice rt
speeding, 58; warrants, 4; driving
under suspension, 3; domestic, 1; do-
mestic assist, 2; drug case, 1; drug
case assist, 2; detoxification, 1; driv-
ing under the influence of alcohol, 3;
DUI assist, 4; minor in consumption
of alcohol assist, 1; bar escort/public
relations, 3; bar checks, 78, other
agency assist, 2.
Area oil
The folMwing relates to oil and
gas well activity from March 11-
15, for Stark, Billings and Golden
Valley counties and is-from reports
of the N.D. Industrial Commis-
sion's Oil and Gas Division:
WELLS RELEASED FROM
"TIGHT HOLE" STATUS:
#23273 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION,
FROEHLICH "34-9PH. SWSE 9-
139N-99W, STARK CO., 426
bopd. 910 bwpd - BAKKEN
#23330 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS'CORPORATION, SAMUEL-
SON 23-32. NESW 32-142N-
105W. GOLDEN VALLEY CO.,
195 bopd, 238 bwpd RED
RIVER
#22949 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION, LYDIA
ll-14PH, SWSW ll-140N-99W,
STARK CO.. 993 bopd, 1803
bwpd - BAKKEN
#22950 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION, SOL-
BERG 14-11PH,--SWSW ll-
149N-99W, STARK CO., 1494
bopd: 1627 bwpd - BAKKEN
#23179 - FIDELITY EXPLO-
RATION & PRODUCTION
COMPANY. PAVLISH 19-20H,
LOT3 19-140N-97W, STARK
CO., 754 bopd, 590 bwpd
BAKKEN
OPERTATOR TRANSFER:
#09144 - AMERADA FED-
ERAL 32-22. SWNE 22-143N-
103W, GOLDEN VALLEY CO.
#13219 - CONNELL TRUST 1-
2. NWNE 2-143N-102W.
BILLINGS CO.
PERMITS:
#25193 - FIDELITY EXPLO-
RATION & PRODUCTION
COMPANY. ECKO 12-1 H,
NWNE 13-140N-97W, STARK
CO., 316' FNL and 1948' FEL,
DEVELOPMENT. DUTCH
HENRY BUTTE. 22064', 9-625
inch, 2570' Ground. API #33-089-
00774
#25194 - FIDELITY EXPLO-
RATION & PRODUCTION
COMPANY, DIESEL 12-1 H,
NWNE 13-140N-97W, STARK
CO., 316' FNL and 1998' FEL,
DEVELOPMENT, DUTCH
HENRY BUTTE, 21984',9-625
incfi, 2569' Ground, API #33-089-
00775
CONFIDENTIAL WELL
PLUGGED OR PRODUCING:
#23435 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION, MARSH
44-9PH, SESE 9-140N-97W,
STARK CO.
#23436 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION, MARSH
41-16PH, SESE 9-140N-97W,
STARK CO.
#23576 - WHITING OIL AI~D
GAS CORPORATION,
HAVELKA 11-15PH, NWNW 15-
140N-97W, STARK CO.
#23577 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION,
HAVELKA 21-15PH,NWNW 15-
140N-97W, STARK CO.
#23579 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION.
HAVELKA 14-10PH, NWNW 15-
140N-97W, STARK CO.
WELLS APPROVED FOR
"TIGHT HOLE" STATUS:
#23031 - WHITING OIL AND
GAS CORPORATION. KUBAS
14-7PH, NENW 18-140N.98W,
STARK CO'.,
#23032 - WHITING OIL'AND
GAS CORPORATION, MANN
II-18PH. NENW 18-140N-98W,
STARK CO..
#23712 - FIDELITY EXPLO-
RATION & PRODUCTION
COMPANY, BMP 19-20H, LOT4
19-140N-97W, STARK CO.
#23272 - CONTINENTAL RE-
SOURCES, INC., CARETAN 1-
28H, NWNE" 28-141N-99W.
BILLINGS CO.,
#23727 - FIDELITY EXPLO-
RATION & PRODUCTION
COMPANY, PEACEFUL VAL-
LEY 13-24H, NENW 13-140N-
97W, STARK CO.
Auxiliary to meet on April 3
The spring meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary, Dis-
trict 8, will be held on April 3, in
Regent.
Registration will begin at 6:30
p.m. at the Legion club on Main
Street. The Auxiliary meeting will
begin at 7 p.m. at Faith Lutheran
Church on Main Street across from
Legion.
Lunch will be served after the
meeting at the American Legion.
Sandra Petermann, Dickinson,
will preside at the meeting. Dis-
trict 8 vice president is Beverly
Wolff, Beach, who is also state
chaplain.
The main speaker for the meet-
ing will be Linda Juntunen, Rolla,
State American Legion Auxiliary
Judges in the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting
Contest taste water samples. (Courtesy Photo)
Southwest Water Authority
places sixth internationally
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W.V.-
The judges of the Berkeley Springs
International Water Tasting Contest
recently declared Southwest Water
Authority as having the fourth best
tasting of the tap waters in the United
States and sixth best tasting interna-
tionally for Best Tasting Water.
The 23rd Annual Berkeley
Springs International Water Tasting
welcomes waters from across the
country and around the globe. Held
in Berkeley Springs, it is the largest
and longest-running water-tasting
competition in the world.
Judges are trained to rate the wa-
ters on attributes of taste, smell and
clarity by founding water master and
internationally recognized water ex-
pert. Arthur yon Wiesenberger.
Judges for the 2013 water tasting in-
clude freelance journalists and repre-
sentatives from a-variety of media
outlets including NBC-TV and VA
Public Radio.
.This was the first time North
Dakota was represented in the con,
"We consider it
the Academy
Awards of Water."
Jill Klein Rone
test and now there are only three
states that have not-entered - one
being South Dakota. Among the en-
tries were former gold medal win-
ners from Los Angeles and Desert
Hot Springs, as well as a long list of
Ohio water systems hoping to dupli-
cate their state's success in past
years. International waters include
Bosnia. Japan, Canada and South
Korea. as well as first-ever entries
from Chile. Georgia and Thailand.
"'Over the life of the water tasting,
we've had entrants from 45 countries
representing every continent but
Africa." said Jill Klein Rone, long-
time staff producer of the event. "We
consider it the Academy Awards of
Water."
Alcohol saturation patrol results
The southwest region of the North
Dakota Highway Patrol conducted
alcohol saturation patrols on March
president. 15 and March 16 in Stark County.
This was an effort to deter drunk
State chairmen in District 8 are.:
Sandra Petermann, Dickinson. driving by increasing the awareness
Constitution and legislation chair- of the dangers associated with drink-
man: Betty Malkowski. Belfield. ing and driving. Additional officers
national security and NEC: Sandra saturated the area with one goal, to
Erdman, Reeder, finance state remove drunk drivers from the road-
chairman, way.
Units in District 8 are: Beach. Troopers from the North Dakota
Belfield, Bowman. Dickinson, Highway Patrol issued 19 citations.
Halliday, Hettinger, Killdeer. Molt, 25 warnings, and made arrests for:
New England. Reeder, Regent, four for driving under the influence
Rhame, Richardton and Scranton. of alcohol, one for driving while li-
cense is suspended, and one for no
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The following awards were an-
nounced at the Region 7 Girls Bas-
ketball Tournament in Dickinson on
March 14:
All-Region 7 Girls Basketball
Team:
Ashton Carter - Hazen
Bailey Waldal - Beach
Cydni Stedman - Beach
Gabbi Hanson - New England
Hailee Farstveet - Beach
Haley Sabe - Bowman County
Halle Olson - Richardton/Taylor
Hannah Nordby - New England
Katelyn Grinsteinner - Trinity
Mary Hlebechuk L Heart River
Morgan Mieux'L Killdeer
Rachel HansanaI~ Hazen
Rachel Jahner, Dickinson Trinity
Region 7 Senior'Athlete:
Mary Hle~uk - Heart River
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Jason Juhg(~ ~i~g~d
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Near Sentinel Butte
The dirt and gravel skip into the air,
clicking against the windshield,
and mixing with the blowing snow
before scattering to the southeast
and settling in the emptiness of prairie.
lt's two miles back to the Interstate,
close enough that people should care
about the land, and how we loved it.
There ahead & Sentinel Butte
With its blue stone running through the middle
and agates gathering at its feet.
They are burying me there today
in a hole I asked them to dig before the ground froze
so I wouldn't have to wait 'til the Spring
to join Ben under our chiseled granite.
It's a day that I would even say was cold
It seems we "re in a snow globe.
My children, their children and theirs.
Their long coats aren "t pulled tight,
the wind isn "t moving their hair,
and there is nothing to cover their ears
except the sound of God.
And they listen
as my casket is lowered,
those green straps easing me back to heaven.
Mark
In
memory of Marie Maus who died on
January 7, 2007.
This Week's Local Forecast
Weather Trivia
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Rain/Snow Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy
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Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 10%
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