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Golden
Valley News
October 8, 2015
Fern Rose
WIBAUX, Mont. - Fern Rose
Bacon, 85, of Wibaux, Mont., passed
away on Wednesday, Sept. 30,2015,
at the Wibaux County Nursing Home.
Visitation was from 3-5 p.m. and
6-8 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 4, at the
Silha Funeral Home in Wlbaux. Fu-
neral services were held at 11 a.m. on
Monday, Oct. 5, at the Wibaux
County Fairgrounds with the Rev.
Warren Maxted officiating. Silha Fu-
neral Home of Wibaux was entrusted
with the arrangements.
Fen] was born on Dec. 7, 1929, in
Wibaux to Naaman and Dorothy
(Banner) Burman. She attended the
Dobbin-Falk School and later ~adu-
ated from Dawson County High
School in Glendive, Mont., with the
class of 1947.
Fern met James Bacon and they
were united in marriage on Oct. 14,
1948 in Beach. They lived on Belle
Prairie and raised their family. Shortly
alter they were married they moved
to Wibaux. From this union five sons
were born: David, Wayne, Kim, Curt
and Brent.
Fern worked as a homemaker and
was a great cook. She especially en-
joyed baking pies, bread and cakes.
Fern belonged to the Methodist
Ladies Aid and to a coffee club. she
loved being with her sisters. Fern was
always available for babysitting du-
ties. She dearly loved her family and
will be ~eatly missed.
Fern is preceded in death by her
Bacon
parents, Naaman and Dorothy Bur-
man; her husb~d, James Bacon and
three gandchildren, baby boy Bacon,
Leigha Bacon and Bradley James
Bacon.
Fern is survived by five sons,
David (Marlene) Bacon, Wayne (Bar-
bara) Bacon, Kim (Lonnie) Bacon
and Curt (Corinne) Bacon, all of
Wibaux, and Brent (Monica) Bacon
of Nashua, Mont.; 11 gandchildren;
two step-grandchildren: 12 great-
grandchildren; three sisters, Marjorie
Wyckoff of Sentinel Butte: Jean
Nistler of Wibaux; and Judy Kahl of
Wibaux; three brothers, Norman Bur-
man of Glendive; Marvin Burman of
Glendive; and Ronald Burman of
Wibaux; along with numerous nieces
and nephews.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at:
www.silhafuneralhomes.com.
Jack Sikorski
EKALAKA, Mont. - Jack Siko-
rski, 80 of Ekalaka, Mont., formerly
Beach and Dickinson, died Thurs-
day, Oct. 1,2015, in Belle Fourche,
S.D.
The Mass of Christian Burial was
held 11 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 6, at St.
Joan of Arc Catholic Church in
Ekalaka. There was no visitation.
Interment took place in Beaver
Lodge Cemetery in Ekalaka.
Funeral arrangements were with
Leverington Funeral Home of the
Northern Hills in Belle Fourche.
Friends may leave written con-
dolences at: www.funeralhome-
ofthenorthernhills.com.
John Patrick Sikorski was born
July 10, 1935, in Baker, Mont. He
was the son of Edward and Frances
(Foley) Sikorski. Jack grew up on
the family ranch located north of
Ekalaka. On June 16, 1956, he was
united in marriage to Darlene Gund-
lach in Ekalaka. In 1977, Jack
moved to Beach. He managed the
cattle operation of Classic Cattle
Company, based out of Wildorado
Texas, managing their livestock on
the CY Ranch located near Decker,
Mont. Jack also worked as a land-
man, putting together many lease
packages for several landowners and
oil companies. He found great suc-
cess in helping landowners get full
value for their mineral rights. Jack
spent time as well in the Northwest
Territories, including Yellowknife.
For the past several years he has
lived in Dickinson.
Jack is survived by his sons,
Patrick (Veronica) of Clyde Park,
Texas; Mike (Sandra) of Pinedale,
Wyo.; Aubrey of Seattle. Wash.;
daughters, Kimberly Lockhart of
Duncan, Ariz.; Leah (Michael) Zook
of Beach; seven grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren; and brothers,
Michael (Barbara) Sikorski of Con-
necticut; Thomas "Jerry" (Cathy)
S ikorski of Willard, Mont.; and Tim-
othy (Penny ,Sikorski of Texas. He
is also survived by his half-brother
Peter; his haft-sister, Cynthia; and his
special friendS, John and Susan Mar-
tin of Belle Fourche.
He was preceded in death by his
parents; step-mother, Veronica Krei-
tel; infant son, John: daughter, Lor-
rie Jo; and his brother, Edward Jr.
Motorists are reminded to watch often moving around, valved in an accident to notify law en- chances of injury or property damage
for deer along roadways, especially Motorists should be aware of warn- forcement authorities, if only the ve- in a deer-vehicle crash.
this time of year, because juvenile an- ing signs signaling deer are in the area. hicle is damaged. Deer-vehicle• Always wear your seat belt.
imals are dispersing from their home When you see one deer cross the road, accidents that involve personal injury • Don't swerve or take the ditch to
ranges, look for a second or third deer to fol- or other property damage still must be avoid hitting a deer. Try to brake as
October through early December is low. Also, pay attention on roadways reported, much as possible and stay on the road-
the peak period for deer-vehicle acci- posted with Deer Crossing Area cau- In addition, a permit is still required way. Don't lose control of your vehicle
dents. Motorists are advised to slow tion signs, to take parts or the whole carcass of a or slam into something else to miss the
down and exercise caution after dark Deer-vehicle accidents are at times road-killed deer. Permits are free and deer. You risk less injury by hitting the
to reduce the likelihood of encounters unavoidable. If an accident does hap- available from game wardens and deer.
with deer along roadways. Most deer- pen, motorists are reminded that a law local law enforcement offices.• If you spot deer ahead, slow down
vehicle accidents occur primarily at passed by the 2013 state legislature A few precautions can minimizeimmediately and honk your horn.
dawn and dusk when deer are most eliminates the need for the driver in-
oil
By News/Pioneer Staff
The following relates to oil and
gas well activity in Golden Valley,
Billings, Stark and Slope counties
for the week of Sept. 21 through
Oct.' 2 and is from reports of the
N.D. Department of Mineral Re-
sources:
Well Temporarily Abandoned:
#25792 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Wirtzfeld 21-
24HNENW 24-141 N- 104W, Golden
Valley Co.
Wells Released from "Tight
Hole" Status:
#26730 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Abraham 12-9, SWNW
9-142N-105W, Golden Valley C0~.
Red River
#28291 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Kostelecky 11-29PH,
Presentation
on keeping
kid healthy
scheduled
DICKINSON - Sanford Health
Dickinson Clinic's pediatricians
will give a free Doc Talk presenta-
tion on tips for keeping your child
healthy and safe.
Topics will include ways to pre-
vent and treat common illnesses,
when to bring a sick child into the
clinic, what parents can do to pre-
vent children from suffering an in-
jury, and how to determine if a
child is meeting developmental
milestones.
This presentation will take
place at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13,
in the Community Room at San-
ford Health Dickinson Clinic, lo-
cated at 2615 Fairway St. Please
enter through the walk-in clinic
doors.
Doc Talk is a free Sanford
Health community education se-
ries. Register online at dickin-
son.sanfordhealth.org/doctalk.
NENE 29-140N-97W, Stark Co.,
527 BOPD, 784 BWPD-Bakken
#29720 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Rojic 22-9, SENW 9-
140N-104W, Golden Valley Co.,
Red River
Permit Cancelled:
#26730 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Abraham 12-9, SWNW
9-142N-105W, Golden Valley Co.
#26730 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Abraham 12-9, SWNW
9-142N-105W, Golden Valley Co.
#29720 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Rojic 22-9, SENW 9-
140N-104W, Golden Valley Co.
Permit Renewal:
#26348 - Whiting Oil and Gas
Corporation, Demores Federal 21-
llPH, NENW II-141N-102W,
Billings Co.
Golden Valley News
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reporter, and Jane Cook, office
and news assistant.
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during the month of October
to take advantage of the special
event pricing.
For your convenience we will be in:
Bowman- Oct. 15 & 19 and Nov. 19
Beach- Oct. 13 & Nov. 3
Financing Options Available
Heart River
Hearing Aid Practice
The best ploce for better heoring!
1051 3rd Ave W., Dickinson
701-227-0728 • 800-585-0728
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 20
WILLISTON
Acres
• MINOT
635.06 Acres
307.11 Acres
79.31 Acres ][
139.97 Acr~es I 1~1,242.95 Acres I
Baymont Inn & Suites - Mandan, ND
1 I:00 a.m. (CT) Land A uction (Social at 10:30 a.m.)
Karen Nagel Land Auction - 90 +/- Acres - Oliver Co.
Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge - Dickinson, ND
4. O p.m. (MT) Land Auctions (Social at 3:3O p.m.)
Paul Hoff Family Land Auction - 307.11 Acres - Stark Co.
Berger Land Auction - 39.97Acres- Stark Co.
Lindsay Martin Land Auction - 79.31 Acres- Stark Co.
6:OO pJn. (MT) Land Auctions
Thomas Family Land Auction - 349.81 Acres - Dunn Co.
Wannemacher Land A uction - 635.06- Dunn Co.
Koppinger Land Auction - 1,242.95- Stark Co.
The sellers reserves the right to reject Qr accept any and all bids.
ATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 7, 201 5
SON
480 Acres ]
Acres
787 Acres
320 Acres
[316.60 Acres 1,185.90 Acres
1,363.84 ...........
Knights of Columbus-Matt, ND
I0:00 a.m. (MT) - Land Auctions (Social at 9:30 a.m.)
Kiein/Bittner Land Auction - 480 Acres - Hettinger Co.
John Simmons Land Auction - 320Acres- Grant Co.
4cres - Hettinger Co.
,185.70 Acres-Adams Co.
Pifer's Regional Office - Bowman, ND
5. O p.m. (NIT) - Land Auctions (Social& Dinner at 4.1)O p nJ
Brooks Land Auction - 160 Acres - Slope Co.
Skaarvald Land Auction - 316.60 Acres - Adams Co.
Torpen Land Auction- 1,363.84 Acres- Bowman Co.
Rusch/Gabert Land Auction - 787 Acres - Adams Co.
Pifer's Auction & Realty, 1506 29th Ave S, Moorhead, MN 56560. Kevin Pifer, ND #715.
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