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Adams -
.... James
Jerri Adams and Kole James
announce their engagenent and
upcoming wedding.
Adams is the daughter of Jamey
Adams, Medora, and Joan and
Dave Jurgens, Belfield. She is
employed with Great Plains
iNational Batik, :Dickinson, and
Roughrider Bar. & Steakhouse,
Belfield.
James is the son of Kit and
Tammy James, Alexander. He is a
2003 graduate of North Dakota
State College of Science,
"Wahpeton, and is employed with
iEletric Sales and Service,
;Dickinson, .
', The couple will wed July 2 at
Eagle Ridge Lodge, Medora, with
the dance to follow at the Medora
Community Center.
Clinic schedule
Billings/Golden Valley County
health clinics for July will be held
as follows:
Sentinel Butte, Olson's
Service, July 5, 8 a.m.-11 a.m.
- Fairfield Fire Hall, July 6, 9-
12.1-3 p.m.
WIC at the Public Health
Off:ice, July 13, 9-12, 1-4 p.m.
(Please call for appointment sched-
ule),
- Beach Senior Citizens Center,
July 19, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
:,::,:,- Golden Valley Manor, Beach,
July 20, 9 a.m,-12 p.m.
- Medora courthouse, July 1.8,
12, 15,19, 22,26, 29, 9-12z t-o p., .
(Please .call for appointe'nt"sched -
ule):
- Beach health maintenance, at
the Public Health Office, July 7, I 1,
21,25, 9-12, 1-3 p.m. (Please call
for appointment schedule).
Offered screenings at these clin-
ics may include blood pressure.
pulse, immunizatiols, fasting blood
sugar, hemoglobin, urinalysis, etc.
For a complete list of services pro-
vided, please call 701-872-4533. A
small fee will be asked for these
services. Please call for an appoint-
ment.
DID YOU KNOW?
Standinc s
NDDOT to begin
mowing in
highway ditches
The North Dakota Departlnent
of Transportation (NDDOT) will
begin mowing the top cut along
shdNders.of state highways within
tl next t'ew weeks when weather
conditions allow.
Adjacent landowners who plan
to2mow non-Interstate ditches for
hay'should cut the top before the
state mows these areas. Some areas
of the state may see a delay due to
flooding. Private mowing is not
allowed in medians of four-lane
highways.
For. more information, contact
the NDDOT district office in
Dickinson at (701) 227-6500.
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Bill Lowman and Jeri Dobrowski.
Authors speak to students
June 23, 2011
Lincoln Elementary in Beach Lowman, Doug Ellison, Sharon
held a local Author Day last month. Dietz, Jeri Dobrowski and Tawnya
They had local authors Bill Bulger present to the students.
A Piece of the Past
A group of men take a break from working on the Theodore
Roosevelt cabin at Medora. This photo is undated. (Photo
Courtesy of the Golden Valley County Historical Society)
Medora Campground reopens
MEDORA - The Medora for its location near the Little
Campground reopened on June 22. Missouri River and the large cotton-
Located on the west edge of Medora
near the IAttle Missouri River, the
campground was impacted by spring
l]ooding, but has been restored.
"Ot|r maintenance staff has been
working diligently t.o get • the
Medora Campground back to its
top-notch condition. In fact, it's
been restored very well and campers
won't even know the grouuds sus-
• a-, .
, tamed any damager: said.: , Randy
'Tlle0dore Ro0seveli Medoi'a
Foundation (TRMF), owner of the
Medora Cfimpground.
The shade-lilled Medora
Campground has long been a
favorite among campers and RVcrs,
Loving high school rodeo
Hello,
I don't know if there could have
been a better weekend than this one.
I had the ,opportunity to co-
announce the North Dakota High
School Rodeo Association finals in
Bowman. The weather was fantas-
tic. Unless yo u count the forty mph
wind on Friday morning.The con-
testants were wonderful. And as
usual, Bowman did the greatest job
in the world of/acting as a host.
I think high school rodeo is the
greatest sport in the world:You may
have a lot of assistance, but you
don't really have a coach. Or a set
schedule. You don't have someone
to make you run laps. Or insist that
you study. Or that you be in bed by
ten o'clock. You don't have some-
one to pack your equipment and
load "the bus. Unless, of course, you
count morn and dad. If you want to
compete, YOU have to do it! And
compete they did.
These young cowboys and cow-
girls began their year last fall, with
rodeos in Watford City and
Bottineau. They had traveled across
the state from Bowman to Fargo
with a lot of stops in between. All
hol)ing to qfialify for state, and
dreaming of qualifying 'for the
national finals. Some on old sea-
soned horses. Horses that have ran
barrels and poles for years for
young cowgirls. Some on horses
they had grown up with. Horses that
were a part of the family.
Construction
begins on 1-94
Construction 'will begin today
(Thursday) in the eastbound road-
way of 1-94, west of Dickinson.
The project consists of seal coat.
During construction:
' Traffic will be reduced to one
, lane in the eastbound lane, speeds
wood trees. It features more than 200 ' will be reduced to 40 mph, loose
campsites for campers or RVs, a rock chips may be encountered on
laundromat, two shower buildings !the shoulder of the roadway,
and a convenience store, all central- I motorists should be aware of trucks
ly located within the campgrounds, }.entering and exiting the work zone
Btflly Pulpit Golf Course, the ' The project is expected to be
other TRMF tourism-related proper- i complete next week.
ty affected by the flood, opened i Rear end crashes are the most
June 13, with nine holes available common in work zones. Motorists
for play. The holes currently open are encouraged to slow down,
are: t,.2 4,5-. 8; 9; 14, 15 and 16. allow: extra distance between their
Bully l)jlpit's maintengnce cre :vehiCies and the Veh]gl,e in'front t"
continues tO clean and conduct 'them, u,e caution, and obey fla-
maintenance work on the remaining
nine holes, and once suitable f0'r
play, they will open. The driving
range, which was untouched by the
flooding, has been open all akmg. '
Crop hail insurance can fill the gap for
acre by acre protection on enterprise units.
There was "Fancy". The thirty-
two year old pole horse that has
taken so many girls to nationals.
Everyone in the crowd knew Fancy.
And everyone cheered her three
21.5 second runs. She's lost a step,
but not her heart.
From goat tying contestants,
who saw there dreams vanish as a
goat kicked free, to a bareback
rider, who won the first buckle of
his young career.
The veterans of the finals stand
out. They've been there before. And
they know, that tomorrow, or next
week, or maybe next year, there will
be another rodeo. Another saddle.
Another buckle. And you have to
just make the best ride you can on
what you draw. That you can't con-
trol what someone else does.
There are the cowboys and cow-
girls that can tell you what every
calf in the pen does. And there are
those that worry more about who
they will dance with that night! And
you know what'? l love "era all.
I love the kid that pats her horse
on the neck after a smokin' good
run. And I love the kid who is two
seconds behind, but pats her horse
cause she's a tenth of a second bet-
ter than yesterday.
I love the bronc rider who spurs
a horse for two.jumps, bucks off and
gets up smiling. And I love the
bronc rider who walks back to the
chute, after riding in the cantle for
eight seconds, and, laughing, says,
"I'd have moved my feet, but I was
afraid I'd fall off!"
I love the girls who can come up
in the crow's nest and sing the
National Anthem when I stick a
mike in their face, while I'm shuf-
fling papers and talking into a radio
next to them.
I love the cowboys and cowgirls
who are there every week, carrying
sponsor flags and lining up for a
grand entry. Cause they love to
rodeo.
1 love the girls who will spend
months getting ready for a queen
contest. Knowing that only one can
win. But knowing they will leave
the weekend with new friends, and
an experience that can't be
replaced.
1 love a cowboy who tips his hat
to a good bucking horse, and one
that says thanks to a bullfighter that
just saved him.
Heck, I love it all.
Get your kids a horse. It might
seem like it costs a lot. But it don't.
Like one parent, who's had experi-
ence on both sdes of this deal told
me. "Horses are cheap when you
compare 'era to drug rehab!"
Get your kid a horse. And thank
the people that care enough to put
on the rodeos!
Later, Dean
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Racing News, Stats & Trivia ',Y
Toyota/Save Mart 350
June 26th, 3:00 pm TNT
Inflneon Raceway
5
Track Details
Location: Sonoma, Calif.
Shape: Rood Course
Distance: 1,99 miles
Qualifying Record: Jeff Gordon 94.303 - 2004
Race Record: Ricky Rudd 81.007 - 2002
Toyota/Save Mart 350 Preview
Infineon Raceway is one of two remaining
road courses on the NASCAR Sprint Cup
Series circuit. Strategy at this track consists
of braking, shifting and execution of right and
left-hand turns at top speeds. The track contains a
2.52-rnile road course, the 1.99-mile road course and a
quarter-mile drag strip. This track hosts several nation-
ally televised events, including NASCAR Sprint Cup,
National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) drag racing, the
American Motorcycle Association (AMA) Superbike
tour, and the IRL IndyCar Series. It is a year-round
motorsports complex with events scheduled 50 week-
ends a year and is located 30 minutes north of the
Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Through June 19, 2011
B
2011 Sprint Cup Series
1) Carl Edwards
Points: 492
Wins: 1 Top 5:8 Top 10:11
2) Kevin Harvick
Points: 481
Wins:3 Top5:6 Topt0:8
3) Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Points: 482
Wins: 0 Top 5:3 Top 10:8
4) Kyle Busch
Points: 467
Wins: 2 Top 5:8 Top 10:9
5) Jimmie Johnson
Points: 486
Wins: 1 Top 5:5 Top 10:9
6) Matt Kenseth
Points: 448
Wins:2 Top5:5 Top10:8
7) Kurt Busch
PQints: 457
Wins: 0 Top 5:3 Top 10:8
8) Ryan Newman
Points: 417
Wins:0 Top5:4 Top10:7
9) Denny Hamlin
Points: 408
Wins: 1 Top 5:3 Top 10:6
10) Clint Bowyer
Points: 419
Wins: 0 Top 5:2 Top 10:7
11) Tony Stewart
Points: 417
Wins: 0 Top 5:1 Top 10:6
12) Jeff Gordon
Points: 411
Wins: 2 Top 5:5 Top 10:5
2011 Nationwide Series
P_dy Polm
1) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 525
2) Elliott Sadler 523
3) Reed Sorenson 521
4) Justin AIIgaier 508
5) Aric Almirola 471
6) Jason Leffler 471
7) Kenny Wallace 441
8) Steve Wallace 415
9) Brian Scott 393
10) Michael Annett , 371
Kyle Busch was docked six
points andhis crew chief fined
[ $25,000 because his car
failed post-race inspection at
Pocono Raceway. The No. 18 Toyota was
found to be too low dudng NASCAR's
inspection. NASCAR also docked car
owner Joe Gibbs six owner points. Crew
chief Dave Rogers received the fine. Busch
finished third in the race.
Which driver has the most race
victories without ever winning
a Cup title? •
a) Mark Martin c) Ricky Rudd
b) Steding Madin d) Junior Johnson
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Denny Hamlin 10 1 47/1
Matt Kenseth 3 2 43/1
Kyle Busch 24 3 42/1
Paul Menard ' 9 4 41/1
Carl Edwards 23 5 40/1
Ryan Newman 13 6 39/1
Tony Stewart 6 7 37/0
Clint Bowyer 27 6 36/0
Mark Martin 19 9 35/0
Brian Vickers 4 10 34/0
Start Finish Points/Bonus Denny Hamlin held off Matt Kenseth to win Sunday's
Heluva Goodl 400 Sprint Cup race at Michigan
IntemalJonal Speedway. Hamlin .beat Kenseth by .281 1
seconds, with Kyle Busch finishing third. Paul Menard was
fourth and series points leader Cad Edwards finished fifth.
The vctoe/was Hamlin's ft win of season and the
17th of his career. Denny won the race off pit reed whan
the lead-lap cars stopped on Lap 192 of 200 alter Dale
Eamhardt Jr. slammed the outside wall to bring out the fdlh Year
This Season
caution of the race. Jimmie Johnson continued to have
problems with Michigan, 5nishing 27th. Career
Driver of the Week
Denny Hamlin #11
cup Position: 9th
Born: Nov. 18, 1980
Crew Chief: Mike Ford
Car: Toyota
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