GIRLS BASKETBALL Squirrels top Jags - Page B4 Cass County Reporter. Squirrels places six wrestlers, Vikings two at state tournament

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1 GIRLS BASKETBALL Squirrels top Jags - Page B4 SPORTS Recap Section B Sports coverage for Central Cass, Finley-Sharon/Hope-Page, Kindred, Northern Cass, and Maple Valley Zach Odden-Lemar wins state championship at 85 Squirrels places six wrestlers, Vikings two at state tournament By Randy Buntrock Zach Odden-Lemar finished off his high school wrestling career with a state championship in the 85 pound class at the FargoDome Saturday, Feb. 9. Odden-Lemar won a 5- decision from Rolla-Rock Lake-St. John s Seth Anderson for the championship. Odden-Lemar opened the tournament with a pin over Dillon Braaten of South Border followed by a pin of Lisbon s Dylan Opatz in the quarterfinals. Odden-Lemar pinned Thomas Doeden of Hillsboro in the semifinals to advance to the championship match against Anderson. Six other Squirrels placed in the individual tournament and Central Cass came home in ninth position, one point ahead of Rolla-Rock Lake- St. John in the standings. I was very pleased with our effort at the state tournament, stated Squirrels coach Travis Lemar. We qualified eight wrestlers and came home with six who placed in the top eight. We have dealt with a lot of adversity this year, and the team was able to push everything aside this weekend and just wrestle. Kindred also had a successful weekend at the state tournament. Two of the three wrestlers that competed placed in the top five. Kindred finished the team race st out of teams. The Squirrels Nathan Volk opened up the tournament with a pin over Chancey Hughes of Hettinger before losing to the number one seeded Hunter Eslinger of Beulah-Hazen. In the wrestlebacks Volk pinned North Border s Bradyn Horgan and then lost a decision to Caleb Borich of LaMoure. Volk won a - decision over Cole Peterson of Des Lacs-Burlington for By Randy Buntrock The Kindred Vikings and Maple Valley Raiders both picked up victories while the Central Cass Squirrels lost in the opening round of the Region boys basketball tournament in Wahpeton Monday, Feb.. The Maple Valley Raiders downed the Lisbon Broncos 54-8 and the Kindred Vikings defeated the North Sargent Bobcats, the number one seed from District, The Central Cass Squirrels lost to the Wyndmere-Lidgerwood Warbirds seventh place. Logan House of Central Cass opened with an 8-5 loss to the number two seed Cody Neumiller of New Salem. House then won decisions over Minot Ryan s Kyle Schmidt and Oakes Jason Roth before losing a tough - decision to Isaac laris of Watford City. Cody Tomac of Hettinger pinned House in the seventh place match. The number six seed, Squirrels Preston Koenig opened up with a second pin of Jared Olonia of Des Lacs-Burlington. After a win by medical default Lisbon s Dylan Urbach won a decision over Koenig. Harvey s Quinten Koble won a decision over Koenig in the wrestlbacks and Koenig finished fifth winning on a medical default over Killdeer s Hunter Fredericks. The Squirrels Kyle Schultz pinned Evan Mellmer of Beulah-Hazen in the first round, but lost to Brock Nagel of Linton in the quarterfinals. Schultz pinned Adam Dean of Velva and won a decision over May-Port s Cody Idso before losing an -8 decision to North Border s Brett Schurman. Wyatt Thompson of Rugby won the fifth place match 6- over Schultz. Kindred senior Trae Kautzmann went - in his first trip to state. Kautzmann drew the number one seed Brady Lund of Watford City in the first round and was pinned in :8. Chandler Meiers of Stanley-powers Lake then pinned Kautzmann in the consolation round. The Squirrels Jared Jensen built an early lead in his opening round match with Camren Decoteau of Killdeer, but Decoteau came back to record a pin to send Jensen into the 57-4 and in the other Region game the Oak Grove Grovers used a strong second half for the 7-5 win over the Milnor Bison. The Tuesday, Feb. semifinals will have Maple Valley and Oak Grove playing the early game at 6: p.m. with the Vikings taking on the Warbirds in the night cap. consolation round. Jensen recorded wins over Grafton s Arturo Delacruz and Oakes Cole Ehrlin before Monte Nilsen of New Salem stopped his run. Jensen picked up a decision win over Nicholas Becker of Napoleaon to claim seventh place. Junior Race Heitkamp, Kindred s 5 pounder, came into the tournament as the number seven seed. Heitkamp defeated Lane Anderson of Carrington in the first round, but was pinned with only one second remaining in his second match by number two seed Karson Knudtson of Watford City. Heitkamp won his next three matches defeating Velva s Kiel Werre, Rugby s Zach Berube and the number four seed Lane Oversen of Killdeer. Heitkamp finished fifth when he lost for the second time to Karson Kunudtson of Watford City, this time a 9-4 decision. The Squirrels Ben Birrenkott lost a hard fought 7- decision to the number six seed, Zachary Staskywicz of Des Lacs-Burlington. In the consolation round Birrenkott would lose a decision to Sheldon Standish of New Town. Senior Shawn Erickson suffered a pin at the hands of Velva s Codee Lee in the opening round. Erickson also lost his match to Jace Uran of New Town in the consolation bracket. Austin Dahlgren, Kindred s 85 pounder, pinned Nicholas Munnell of Des Lacs-Burlington in his opening round match in 5 seconds. Number two seed, Seth Anderson of Rolla-Rock Lake-St. John pinned Dahlgren in the semifinals. In the consolation round Dahlgren picked up a pair of wins over Jeremy Talamantes of Grafton and Slade Stringer of New Town before losing to Maple Valley 54, Lisbon 8 The Raiders Jesse Behm connected on a -pt. play and Ty Smith on a shot from behind the arc to give Maple Valley the early 6- lead. Lisbon s Nathan Qual followed with a three after earlier hitting a free throw to knot the game at 6-6 with : left in the first quarter. Lisbon built a 4- lead at the end of the quarter on a pair of Brandon Lee field goals. The Raiders Ethen Preston scored the first four points of the second quarter to tie the game at 4-4 at the 6: mark. Lisbon took a one point, 4- lead with 5 seconds left in the half on a steal and lay up by Nicholas Anderson, but Dylan Lerud buried a -pt. bucket right before the buzzer to send the Raiders into the locker room up two, 6-4. The Broncos came out in the second half with an old-fashioned -pt. play by Anderson, but that would be the last time the Broncos would lead in the contest. Jordan Haseleu tied the game at 7-7 when he hit one of two free throws and Smith and Preston each added field goals to put the Raiders up four. After a field goal by Broncos Anderson, Preston answered with another field goal for the Raiders. Maple Valley closed out the quarter with two free throws by both Behm and Lerud to hold an eight point advantage 7-9. It was over two minutes before either team scored, but Behm broke the drought hitting a pair of free throws in increase the Raiders lead to double digits. Brandon Lee hit a big three for the Broncos but Lerud answered right back with a three of his own. Anthony WhirlwindSoldier hit a field goal and the Broncos were down eight with four minutes to go in the game. Anderson would follow with a bucket and the Raider lead was cut to 4-6 with : to remaining. The Raiders would get only one more field goal for the remainder of the game, but would hit on of free throw attempts to secure the 54-8 win. Ethen Preston led the Raiders offensively with 7 points, Jesse Behm connected for and Dylan Lerud added. The Broncos were led by Nathan Qual with points. We did a lot better job of controlling the tempo in the second half, stated Raiders coach Jayson Kocka. We mixed it up defensively and that seemed to get us going. Ty and Jordan did a great job of shutting down Qual and Lee in the second half, they had 8 first half points and only had three Photos by Randy Buntrock/The Reporter The Squirrels Zach Odden-Lemar is about to pin Dillon Braaten of South Border in his opening round match at 85. Odden-Lemar went on to claim the championship with a 5- win over Seth Anderson of Rolla-Rock Lake-St. John. Hillsboro s Thomas Doeden. In his final match, Dahlgren pinned Dylan Opatz of Lisbon to finish in fifth place. The kids were committed to one goal and that is all they focused on, added Lemar. We saved our best for last, because this was by far the best we have wrestled all season. Oakes won five individual titles to in the second half. Maple Valley Lisbon Maple Valley: Jesse Behm, Ty Smith 7, Ethen Preston 7, Wade Steidl, Dylan Lerud, Jordan Haseleu 4. Lisbon: Nathan Qual, Brandon Lee 9, Nathan Mangin 4, Nicholas Anderson 9, Jeremy Froemke, Anthony WhirlwindSoldier. Kindred 7, North Sargent 57 North Sargent s Andrew Greenmyer opened the game with a pair of field goals to give the Bobcats the quick 4- lead, but Kindred would score the next seven points and would never relinquish the lead the remainder of the game. Tanner Kretchman scored first quarter points and A. J. Luick added nine to spot the Vikings a - lead after one quarter of play. North Sargent would mount a second quarter rally and pull within - 6 with :5 left in the half. The Vikings would answer with a field goal by Eric Bachmeier and a pair of free throws by Kretchman and Bachmeier to get the point lead back at 6-6. Greenmyer would finish the half hitting one of two freethrows and then following with a three to cut the Kindred advantage to 6-. Greenmyer scored points for the Bobcats in the first half, but Kindred s Kretchman was right behind him with 6 points. North Sargent s remaining first half points came from Josh Hansana with nine. The Bobcats Philip Enderson opened up the second half with a bucket, but Jack Plankers answered with an inside shot to keep the lead at six. Hansana then hit a pair of field goals and the Kindred lead had been whittled down to just two, 8-6. Kretchman stopped the run hitting a three and Bachmeier added a field goal to extend the lead back to seven 4-6. Kindred built the lead back to at the :5 mark of the third quarter and held a 5-4 lead going into the final quarter. North Sargent would get the lead cut to six once more, 5-47 with 4: minutes left to play in the game. Michael Haberman hit a pair of free throws and Kretchman would come up with a big steal that Haberman would finish at the other end to put the Vikings up Haberman added a three point basket with : left in the game to put the Vikings up come from behind and defeat Lisbon, South Border, the dual champions, finished in third with 4 points. Michael Nord of Lisbon was named the Senior athlete of the year and Dwight Schilling of South Border the coach of the year. Complete individual team standings and the results of Central Cass Kindred would hit nine of free throws in the final two minutes to clinch the victory. Tanner Kretchman led the Vikings with 5 points, Eric Bachmeier 5, A. J. Luick and Michael Haberman added. North Sargent was led by Andrew Greenmyer with 5 points. Nothings easy, stated Vikings coach Brad Woehl. The first quarter set the tone for the game, it was a definite key for us. They are such a good team with senior leadership and very unselfish. We did a lot better job of holding Greenmyer to just four second half points after he scored in and Kindred wrestlers were: Standings:. Oakes 5.5;. Lisbon 5;. South Border 4; 4. Carrington 9; 5. Napoleaon.5; 6. Watford City 8; 7. Killdeer ; 8. New Salem 89; 9. Central Cass 7; Kindred, Maple Valley advance, Squirrels fall in Region openers Photos by Steven Carvell Maple Valley s Dylan Lerud (4) gets inside of the Broncos Nathan Mangin () for a bucket in the Raiders opening round 54-8 win. Lerud scored points for Maple Valley. Kindred s Tanner Kretchman () gets inside for two of his 5 points against North Sargent in the first round of Region play. the first half. Wrestling - Page B Kindred North Sargent 4 57 Kindred: A. J. Luick, Tanner Kretchman 5, Eric Bachmeier 5, Ben Reinke, Michael Haberman, Jack Plankers 4. North Sargent: Andrew Greenmyer 5, Josh Hansana 9, Phillip Enderson, Jacob Schutt 7, Cody Colemer, Tanner Kempel. Region openers - Page B

2 B- Wrestling - from B Sports. Rolla-Rock Lake-St. John 7;. Hillsboro 68;. Hettinger 66.5;. Linton-Hazelton-Moffitt-Braddock 6; 4. Harvey 6; 5. Velva 6; 6. North Border-Cavalier 56; 7. Beulah-Hazen 6; 8. Ellendale- Edgeley-Kulm 5; 9. Rugby 4.5;. LaMoure 4;. Des Lacs-Burlington 7;. Kindred 7;. New Town ; 4. Stanley-Powers Lake ; 5. Mayville-Portland-CG 8; 6. Grafton 4; 7. Minot Ryan 4; 8. Larimore ; 9. Kenmare-Tioga-Ray 5. Opening Round: Nathan Volk (CC) pinned Chauncey Hughes (HETT) :46 Quarterfinals: Hunter Eslinger (BH) pinned Nathan Volk (CC) :4 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Nathan Volk (CC) pinned Bradyn Horgan (NB) :55; Caleb Borich (LAM) major decision over Nathan Volk (CC) 4- Seventh Place: Nathan Volk (CC) decision over Cole Peterson (DLB) - 9 Opening Round: Cody Neumiller (NS) major decision over Logan House (CC) 8-5 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Logan House (CC) decision over Kyle Schmidt (RYAN) 9-; Logan House decision over Jason Roth (OAK) -; Isaac Laris (WC) decision over Logan House (CC) - Seventh Place: Cody Tomac (HETT) pinned Logan House (CC) :6 5 Opening Round: Preston Koenig (CC) pinned Jared Olonia (DLB) : Quarterfinals: Preston Koenig (CC) won by medical default over Jess Hall (NT) Semifinals: Dylan Urbach (LIS) major decision over Preston Koenig (CC) - Consolation Wrestlebacks: Quinten Koble (HAR) major decision over Preston Koenig (CC) - Fifth Place: Preston Koenig (CC) won by medical default over Hunter Fredericks (KIL) 5 Opening Round: Brady Lund (WC) pinned Trai Kautzmann (KIN) :8; Kyle Schultz (CC) pinned Evan Mellmer (BH) :4 Quarterfinals: Brock Nagel (LIN) major decision over Kyle Schultz (CC) 5- Consolation Wrestlebacks: Chandler Meiers (SPL) pinned Trae Kautzmann (KIN) :49; Kyle Schultz (CC) pinned Adam Dean (VEL) 4:; Kyle Schultz (CC) decision over Cody Idso (MPCG) 8-; Brett Schurman (NB) decision over Kyle Schultz (CC) -8 Fifth Place: Wyatt Thompson (RUG) decision over Kyle Schultz (CC) 6-4 Opening Round: Camren Decoteau (KIL) pinned Jared Jensen (CC) :46 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Jared Jensen (CC) pinned Arturo Delacruz (GRAF) :5; Jared Jensen (CC) major decision over Cole Ehhrlin (OAK) -; Monte Nilsen (NS) pinned Jared Jensen (CC) :5 Seventh Place: Jared Jensen (CC) decision over Nicholas Becker (NAP) 6-5 Opening Round: Race Heitkamp (KIN) decision over Lane Anderson (CARR) 6-4 Quarterfinals: Karson Kundtson (WC) pinned Race Heitkamp (KIN) 5:59 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Race Heitkamp (KIN) decision over Kiel Werre (VEL) 7-; Race Heitkamp (KIN) decision over Zach Berube (RUG) 8-; Race Heitkamp (KIN) decision over Lane Oversen (KIL) 5-; Third Place: Karson Kundtson (WC) decision over Race Heitkamp (KIN) Opening Round: Zachary Staskywicz (DLB) decision over Ben Birrenkott (CC) 7- Consolation Wrestlebacks: Sheldon Standish (NT) major decision over Ben Birrenkott (CC) - 89 Opening Round: Codee Lee (VEL) pinned Shawn Erickson (CC) :8 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Jace Uran (NT) pinned Shawn Erickson (CC) :5 85 Opening Round: Zach Odden- Lemar (CC) pinned Dillon Braaten (SB) :5; Austin Dahlgren (KIN) pinned Nicholas Munnell (DLB) :5 Quarterfinals: Zach Odden-Lemar (CC) pinned Dylan Opatz (LIS) :9; Seth Anderson (RRLSJ) pinned Austin Dahlgren (KIN) 4:8 Semifinals: Zach Odden-Lemar (CC) pinned Thomas Doeden (HILL) :7 Consolation Wrestlebacks: Austin Dahlgren (KIN) pinned Jeremy Talamantes (GRAF) :4; Austin Dahlgren decision over Slade Stringer (NT) 7-4; Thomas Doeden (HILL) pinned Austin Dahlgren (KIN) :5 Championship: Zach Odden- Lemar (CC) decision over Seth Anderson (RRLSJ) 5- Fifth Place: Austin Dahlgren (KIN) pinned Dylan Opatz (LIS) 4:6 Logan House of Central Cass waits for the right time to make an escape from Cody Neumiller of New Salem. The Squirrels Jared Jensen seems to have his match in control with Camren Decoteau, but Decoteau was able to rally back and pick up the pin against Jensen. Kindred s Trae Kautzmann finds himself in a tough situation when he wrestled the number one seeded Brady Lund of Watford City in his opening round match. The Squirrels Kyle Schultz attempts to roll Mayville-Portland s Cody Idso over to his back in his wrestleback match. The Squirrels Kyle Schultz tries to get loose in his match with Wyatt Thompson of Harvey, as coaches Cody Schultz (standing) and Travis Lemar watch on. Ben Birrenkott (top) attempts to roll Zachary Staskywicz of Des Lacs-Burlington onto his back. Photos by Randy Butrock/The Reporter Kindred s Austin Dahlgren awaits the pin signal as he defeats Lisbon s Dylan Opatz in his fifth place match at 85. The Squirrels Shawn Erickson has Velva s Codee Lee in a head lock early in his opening round match in the 89 pound weight class. 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3 B- Region openers - from B Wyndmere-Lidgerwood 57, Central Cass 4 The Warbirds came out on fire opening up a - lead early, but Central Cass would battle back and get within four, -8. The Warbirds would extend that lead back to seven at the end of the first quarter, 9-. The Squirrels opened up the second quarter with a pair of three s by Jonathan Lubbers and Ellery Bresnahan to cut the lead to two, and Adam would get Central Cass back within one with a field goal after Ryan Orth would connect on one of two free throws. North Sargent would go on an - run to only to be stopped by a late three-pointer by Matt Zimmerman to cut the Bobcats lead to - at half time. Both teams would struggle offensively in the second half and Central Cass could pull no closer than eight points. North Sargent would go on for the 57-4 win. The Squirrels were led by Matt Zimmerman with 5 points, all from behind the arc, and Ellery Bresnahan added. Tyler Meyer scored 9 to lead the Warbirds and Jeff Illies added 7. You won t win many games shooting 6 percent and getting out regbounded at this level, stated Squirrels coach Troy Roesler. Not to take anything away from them they are a very athletic team that has been playing some really good basketball. The Squirrels finish their season with a 4- record. Wynd-Lidg Central Cass 4 Wyndmere-Lidgerwood: Brock Wieber, Tyler Meyer 9, Jeff Illies 7, Jacob Meslow, Ryan Orth, Jeremy Bleason 4, Adam Bell. Central Cass: Ben Sundquist, Ellery Bresnahan, Joey Ueland, Matt Zimmerman 5, Jonathan Lubbers, Adam Ratchenski 6, Jordan Kressin, Michael Utt. Trusted Financial Advisor RYAN BOHNSACK Ag & Business Banker Fargo South rbohnsack@americanfederal.net Photo by Steven Carvell The Squirrels Adam Ratchenski () gets inside of the Warbirds Brock Wieber for two points. Vikings end regular season with pair of wins The Kindred Vikings girls basketball team finished off its regular season with a pair of road victories. Kindred traveled to Hillsboro Thursday, Feb. 7 and defeated the Burros 6-7. The Vikings played at the NDSCS Shootout Saturday, Feb. 9 and defeated Wyndmere-Lidgerwood Kindred put the Burros in an early hole jumping out to a 6-6 lead after the first quarter. The Vikings offense kept on clicking and the defense stifled Hillsboro exploding to a 5-5 advantage at half time. Kindred went on for the easy 6-7 win. The Vikings were led in scoring by Braidy Dahl with 7 points and Kellie Schmit chipped in with. Rachel Meyer led the Burros with six points. Kindred will end the regular season with a 6- record. No statistics were available from the Wyndmere-Lidgerwood contest. Jaguars fall to Valiants The Northern Cass Jaguars dropped a point, 6-5 decision with the Central Valley Valiants Friday, Feb. 8. The Jaguars stayed with the Valiants the first quarter and held a two point, - lead. Central Valley used strong second and third quarters to open up a 5- lead going into the final quarter. Northern Cass battled back in the fourth quarter, but ran out of time and lost the 6-5 game. The Jaguars were led by Whitney Ward with 6 points, Bree Olson added and Carley Ward chipped in with. Jessica Henningsgard led the Valiants with points, Taylor Henningsgard chipped in with and Kennedy Henningsgard chipped in with. Courtesy Photo Casselton Dunkers The Casselton Dunkers, a fourth grade girls traveling basketball team, just finished a very successful season, winning three tournaments and ending with a 6 - record. The team members are (back, from left) Coach Glenn Grommesh, Sammy Wegner, Lexi Buhr, Shayna Dean, Jordyn Wolff, Coach Todd Richter, (front) Haley Quittschreiber, Bethany Corcoran, Kylie Grommesh and Payton Richter. Kindred Hillsboro Kindred: Emily Cose, Casey Allmaras 6, Brooke Graff 4, Emma Ilvedson 4, Kellie Schmit, Jacey Otterson, Laura Podolak, Braidy Dahl 7, Kyla Bugner, Hope Axvig 8. Hillsboro: Mikkaela Toenies 4, Rachel Meyer 6, Emily Bertsch 4, Anna Gordon, Kadie Doeden, Rachel Murphy 5, Annie Breen. Central Valley Northern Cass 8 5 Central Valley: Andra Lenz 4, Jessica Henningsgard, Taylor Henningsgard, Jessica Sundbom 9, Kennedy Henningsgard, Katrina Lazur 7. Northern Cass: Carley Ward, Lexi Zieske 5, Bree Olson, Paige Verwest 9, Whitney Ward 6. Sports C heck out our Wide Variety of Quality Meats! Including... Prime Rib Hamburger Patties Brats Seasoned Beef & Pork Roasts Hams Steaks Jerky Sausages Gift Certificates And Much More!! Central Cass sixth in state duals By Randy Buntrock The Central Cass Squirrel grapplers finished in sixth place in the state duals at the FargoDome Friday, Feb. 8. Central Cass opened the dual tournament facing eventual dual champion South Border and dropped a 57-8 match. The Squirrels opened up tough with Preston Koenig giving Central Cass the lead with a 7- decision over Nash Bettenhausen. South Border took back the lead on the next match when Brayden Kuntz pinned Austin Hinsz. Kyle Schultz came up with a pin and Jared Jensen a win by decision and the Squirrels had built a -6 lead. Drew Dockter then regained the lead back for the Mustangs for good when he pinned the Squirrels Jaden Lemar. The Squirrels would bounce back in the consolation semifinals with a 7- win over Des Lacs-Burlington. Central Cass recorded nine pins in the match. Central Cass would finish sixth after Killdeer out scored the Squirrels 5-8 in the fifth place match. We had hoped to finish higher than sixth, said Central Cass coach Travis Lemar. We just had too many holes in the lineup, so many injuries put us at less than percent and when wrestling against the top teams in the state you have to be at your best with everyone. Complete results of the dual matches were: South Border 57, Central Cass 8 : Andy Nolz (SB) decision over Austin Rust (CC) 4- : Tucker Meidinger (SB) pinned Lane Berg (CC) :5 9: Joel Weber (SB) medical default over Logan House (CC) 5: Preston Koenig (CC) decision over Nash Bettenhausen (SB) 7- : Brayden Kuntz (SB) pinned Austin Hinsz (CC) :47 5: Kyle Schultz (CC) pinned Michael Wold (SB) : 4: Jared Jensen (CC) decision over Taylor Ketterling (SB) -7 45: Drew Dockter (SB) pinned Jaden Lemar (CC) :55 5: Andrew Jochim (SB) pinned Beron Sinner (CC) : 6: Tanner Meidinger (SB) pinned Matthew Totay (CC) 4: 7: James Thielges (SB) medical The Finley-Sharon-Hope-Page Spartans girls defeated the Griggs County Central Cougars 6-54 in a non-region contest Tuesday, Feb. 5. The Spartans used a big opening quarter to jump out to a - lead. The offense continued for the Spartans in the second quarter and they upped their lead to 8- at half time. The Cougars made up some ground in the second half, but the Spartans held off the Cougars and took the 6-54 win. Kindred closes district play with win over Grovers The Kindred Vikings girls basketball finished their district schedule with a 6-4 win at Oak Grove Tuesday, Feb. 5. The win gives the Vikings a 5- record in district play and the number seed going into the district tournament beginning Friday, Feb. 5 at the Fargo Civic. The Vikings Casey Allmaras scored six first quarter points and Kellie Schmit added four to post a -6 lead over the Grovers after one quarter of play. Kindred had balanced scoring in the second quarter with five Vikings scoring and no one more than a field goal. The Grovers matched the Vikings in the quarter with points, but still trailed -6 at half time. Kindred s Braidy Dahl took over inside with seven points and the Vikings extended their lead to 4-9 in the quarter. Schmit took control for the Vikings in the final quarter pouring in of her game high points to help Kindred to the 6-4 victory. Along with Kellie Schmit s the Vikings had points from Braidy Dahl and nine from Casey Allmaras. Oak Grove was led by Tatum Holt with points. Kindred 4 6 Oak Grove Kindred: Casey Allmaras 9, Brooke Graff, Kellie Schmit, Harlee Glasow 4, Jacey Otterson 7, Braidy Dahl, Hope Axvig 6. Oak Grove: Mariah Leysring 9, Logan Selisker 6, Tatum Holt, Anna Vandervoort, Hannah Kelley 9, Rachel Osmundson 5. 5 Langer Ave. N., Casselton Photo by Randy Butrock/The Reporter Preston Koenig (right) got the Squirrels off on the right foot in his opening match against South Border s Nash Bettenhausen winning a 7- decision. default over Ben Birrrenkott (CC) 89: Justin Deede (SB) pinned Shawn Erickson (CC) :44 5: Zach Odden -Lemar (CC) pinned Tyler Meidinger :48 85: Devin Olson (SB) pinned Austin Baril (CC) :9 Central Cass 7, Des Lacs-Burlington : Austin Rust (CC) pinned Jacob Beardsley (DLB) : : Nathan Volk (CC) pinned Layton Erickson (DLB) : 9: Justin Thomas (DLB) pinned Lane Berg (CC) :5 5: Preston Koenig (CC) pinned Jared Olsonia (DLB) :9 : Austin Hinsz (CC) won by forfeit 5: Kyle Schultz (CC) pinned Jake Ruby (DLB) :7 4: Jared Jensen (CC) pinned Keenan Browen (DLB) :4 45: Beron Sinner (CC) pinned Dominic Seidel (DLB) 4:5 5: Jaden Lemar (CC) won by forfeit 6: Matthew Totay (CC) won by forfeit 7: Zachary Staskywicz (DLB) medical default over Ben Birrenkott (CC) 89: Jared Nelson (CC) pinned Austin Moen (DLB) : Spartans upend Cougars The Spartans were led in scoring by Taylor Palmer with 9 points, while Amber Montag added 7. 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Submission Deadline is May 6, Paige 5: Austin Baril (CC) pinned Michael Preston (DLB) :57 85: Matt Baumler (CC) pinned Nicholas Munnell (DLB) :7 Killdeer 5, Central Cass 8 : Derek Tabor (K) pinned Nathan Volk (CC) :4 : Jerad Lee-Gay (K) pinned Austin Rust (CC) :55 9: Logan Schaper (K) pinned Lane Berg (CC) : 5: Hunter Fredericks (K) medical default over Logan House (CC) : Cole Kupper (K) decision over Preston Koenig (CC) 6-5: Kyle Schultz (CC) pinned Garett Tabor (K) :6 4: Jared Jensen (CC) major decision over Camen Decoteau (K) - 45: River Voigt (K) pinned Beron Sinner (CC) :44 5: Lane Oversen (K) technical fall over Jaden Lemar (CC) 6-6: Anthony Dukart (K) pinned Matthew Totay (CC) :4 7: Ben Birrenkott (CC) pinned Riley Rohde (K) 5:4 89: Grady Houghton (K) pinned Jared Nelson (CC) :6 5: Shawn Erickson (CC) pinned Tristan Hall (K) :8 85: Zach Odden-Lemar (CC) pinned T. J. Moore (K) :4 Norgaard 9, Taylor Palmer 9, Amber Montag 7, Megan Roller, Madison Koenig 8, Taylor Tysdal 5. 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4 Sports B-4 Balanced scoring leads Squirrels over Jaguars By Randy Buntrock The Central Cass Squirrels balanced offensive attack picked up a 8-9 win over the Northern Cass Jaguars Thursday, Feb. 7 in Casselton. The Central Cass bench goes very deep and the Jaguars bench was depleted with a pair of injuries. They have so many weapons and we are really short right now, stated Jaguars coach Jodi Zieske. I was happy with the way the girls came out in the first half, playing hard and doing everything we asked of them. The Jaguars kept the game close early getting five points from Lexi Zieske in the first quarter, but the Squirrels got a pair of three s from Taylor Kraft and five points from Courtney Dixon and a pair of field goals from Hannah Breske to hold a 7- lead after one quarter. The Squirrels balanced scoring attack continued in the second quarter getting eight points from Carmen Titus. Carley Ward had four points for the Jaguars in the quarter, but Central Cass had built a 4- lead by half time. The Jaguars offense was wearing down and the Squirrels just kept sending rested players on the court in the second half. The Squirrels lead stretched to 6-8 in the third quarter. Titus had five points in the final quarter and Bethany Voss added a pair of buckets to help Central Cass close out the 8-9 victory. Defensively Central Cass held the Jaguars to six second half points. The Squirrels had a balanced scoring attack with four players in double digits. Hannah Breske led the way with 5 points, Taylor Kraft had 4, Carmen Titus and Courtney Dixon added. Northern Cass was led by Lexi Zieske and Paige Verwest with seven points each and Whitney Ward chipped in with six. The Squirrels end their regular season with an 8- record, while the Jaguars fall to -9. Northern Cass 8 9 Central Cass Northern Cass: Carley Ward 4, Lexi Zieske 7, Bree Olson 5, Paige Verwest 7, Whitney Ward 6. Central Cass: Riley Camas 7, Haley Weber 4, Bethany Voss 9, Taylor Kraft 4, Carmen Titus, Anna Morris, Hannah Breske 5, Aly Tronson 6, Courtney Dixon. MENS LEAGUE City (February 4) Won Schlagel Oil 4.5 Spare Time Lanes.5 H & R Block.5 Qualey s Novelites 6 Weber Insurance H & S Painting 7.5 High game - Doug Herold, 57; Marc Hackmann, 7; Ted Darwin, 5; Eric Knutson, 4; John Kollman, 4; Joel Baumgarten, ; Carter Schultz, ; Nick Pyle, ; Jeff Weber, ; High series - Doug Herold, 648; Marc Hackmann, 66; Joel Buamgarten, 579; Jerry Qualey, 57; Carter Schultz, 559; Jeff Haugen, 55; Splits converted - Joe Mangin, -6-7 Sundberg-Myers, 46; Terrie Fisher, 4; Tasha Fischer, 84 Thursday Nite Trio (Feb. ) Won Lost Spare Time Lanes 46 6 Awesome! High game - Eric Knutson, 56; Jared Danielson, 6; Adam Sundblad, 99; High series - Eric Knutson, 59; Adam Sundblad, 556; Allan Waite, 544 Prep (February 5) 5 Governors Inn Farmers Insurance Spare Time Lanes Cold Storage Gordys Travel High game boys - Jerrin Baumgarten, ; Jared Grommesh, 9; Carson Pfingsten, 4; Cade Merrigan, ; High game girls - Jadan Adelman, 9; Kaitlyn Houle, 9; Rebeca Trautman, 7; Danielle Fontaine, 55; High series boys - Jared Grommesh, ; Jerrin Baumgarten, 5; Cade Merrigan, 5; Jacob Kressin, 4; High series girls - Jadan Adelman, 57; Danielle Fontaine, 98; Rebeca Trautman, 97; Kaitlyn Houle, 9 SENIOR LEAGUE High game - Gary Siverson, 77; Lorry Madsen, 59; Keith Dewan, 56; Tom Madsen, 54; High series - Gary Siverson, 54; Tom Madsen, 444; Keith Dewan, 4; Lorry Madsen, 45 MIXED LEAGUE Sunday Night Mixed (Feb. ) P & W Bowl Dawgs PMS Thunder Starz Strikers US Heat High game men - Wayne Stautz, ; Mike Myers, ; John Fischer, ; High game women - Penny Sundberg-Myers, 88; Terrie Fischer, 67; Tasha Fischer, 45; High series men - Russell Muscha, 57; John Fischer, 549; Wayne Stautz, 57; High series women - Penny We want your SPORTS news! (left) The Squirrels Bethany Voss ()plays tight defense on the Jaguars Whitney Ward (). The Central Cass defense held Northern Cass to just six second half points. (above) Paige Verwest of Northern Cass and Hannah Breske of Central Cass battle for a loose ball in the Squirrels 8-9 win Thursday, Feb. 7 in Casselton. Out of Bounds BOWLING WOMEN S LEAGUE Cross Country (Feb. 8) N. Country Market. 7 7 Haugen Attachment / / Town Hall / / T s Shamrock Bar Spare Time Lanes 4 Hagen Dental 8 6 High game - Sue Pederson, ; Ashley Maasjo, 9; Tanya Schatzke, 9; High series - Sue Pederson, 58; Tanya Schatzke, 5; Tami Platfers, 48 Photos by Steven Carvell JUNIOR LEAGUE Junior (February 4) H&S Painting 4 Unity Seed Electric Swans Schatzke Farms 4 High game boys - Carson Bultema, 66; Andrew Jahnke, 46; Baiden Sjomeling, 8; High game girls Lily Pyle, 4; Madison Foss, 7; Leah Schatzke, 8; High series boys - Andrew Jahnke, 45; Carson Bultema, 45; Baiden Sjomeling, 9; High series girls - Lily Pyle, 89; Leah Schatzke, 69; Madison Foss, 6 Bantam (February 6) Country Kitchen Bruesch Const. / / All Event Photog Cold Storage Pizza Ranch Petro Serve Wisnewski Tree / / Gordys Travel High game boys - Joshua Gunderson, 5; Anakin Bruesch, 9; Jordon Larson, 8; High game girls - Sydra Chizek, 8; Emma Bastian, 75; Molly Anderson, 66; High series boys - Joshua Gunderson, 4; Jordon Larson, ; Anakin Bruesch, 87; High series girls - Sydra Chizek, 59; Emma Bastian, 5; Emily Hatzenbeller, 5 by Stephen Bartholomay Here s what s left on the parks and rec desk as we move into the last full week of February. Maybe something will catch your eye. There are a couple of items of interest that came out of the last few park board meetings we had. The park board tries to use its winter meetings to review what we did right and what we did wrong from the previous summer and what we could do better in the future. We look for a lot of input in January, February and March because quite frankly, we don t have all the answers, and if someone thinks they have a better idea, we want to hear it. That doesn t mean the board and its patrons will agree on everything. Life doesn t work that way and neither does the park district. I don t deal with a lot of big issues around here, but it seems like the ones I do bump into involve an individual player. Simply put, I can t worry about just one kid. I realize that puts me and that particular child s parents on different news@ccreporter.com PO Box 9, Casselton, ND 58 that, please call me and we can talk. Our patrons are also always welcome at park board meetings. Our next one is scheduled for Wednesday, March, at 5 p.m. in the golf course clubhouse I got so busy telling you about I and we and team and program that I forgot to let you in on the changes the park board made at our most recent meeting. The first one involves the Squirts and the Ponies, our two youth programs for seven and eight-year-old players. I ll try to make a long story short. We ran into some problems the last couple of years because the Squirts played some games outside Casselton with teams from Kindred, Enderlin, Harwood, etc. The Ponies didn t get to play any games because most local towns don t have separate girls program for seven and eight-year-olds. That wasn t right, so the park board decided to let our Squirts and Ponies play together beginning in the summer of. I don t have a problem with it and I talked to some parents who have kids that age and they didn t, either, so we re going to give it a shot. We ll see how it goes and adjust next year if necessary. The other issue involves pool passes. We ve charged $ for family pass and $5 for individuals since we opened the new facility in 9. Nothing ever gets cheaper and running the pool doesn t, either, so we re increasing our rates in. A family pass will now cost $5 and an individual one will be $75. All our other swim rates stayed the same. We didn t change any of our other program rates, either. The park board needs to remain solvent, financially, but on the flip side, we don t do the things we do to make a bunch of money. Our goal for our programs and facilities is to break even. The pool never will, no matter what we charge, so we might as well make it affordable for everyone to use. Great Savings on Quality Vehicles! Kindred Tough Guy Tourney set for March The Kindred Tough Guy Tournament will be held Friday, March in Kindred. Weigh ins are from 4:-4:5 p.m. with wrestling starting at 5: p.m.. 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5 B-5 Around Rural Cass Celebrate. Remember. Relay for a cure for cancer. The Governors Inn ballroom was festively decorated for a birthday party Sunday afternoon as part of the rural Cass County Relay for Life kickoff event theme, Celebrating More Birthdays. For Central Cass graduate Lyndsey Swanson, the event evokes memories of her infancy cancer journey and reminds her to be thankful for each day. It means a lot to me [to be part of the Relay for Life] because it reminds me that I m lucky to be here and I know that I have a lot of strength that I can share with others, she said. I hope I can inspire other people. Just before her first birthday Lyndsey was diagnosed with a common childhood cancer, neuroblastoma. She had chemotherapy and surgery prior to her first birthday, said Jane Swanson, her mom. At age five, Lyndsey was considered to be in remission and no longer had to have regular check-ups at Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo. For the Swansons, the experience helped unify the family. We are a very close family and I think a lot of the stuff we have had to deal with has made us a lot stronger, said Jane Swanson. Rural Cass Relay for Life co-chair Jessica Toop believes the event is another way to unite survivors, those battling cancer and their friends and family members. The feeling you get when you are at a Relay for Life event is incredible, said Toop, who participated in the Fargo Relay for Life two years ago. It brings everyone together and feels like a healing process. Because of her positive experience with the event two years ago, she immediately knew she wanted to be part of making it happen in rural Cass County. When this came up for Casselton, I was all for it, said Toop. I said yes, I would love to help bring this to Casselton because it is just such an amazing event. There are - teams signed up to participate in the event, June - at the Casselton Reservoir. It will begin around 5 p.m. and last throughout the night with music, a time of bonding with family and friends and walking around the reservoir, which will be lit by luminarias in honor and in memory of those who battled cancer. There is still plenty of time to get involved through forming a team, donating or volunteering with one of the event committees. For more information, contact Julie Nelson at or Jessica Toop at Or, log on to Survivorship Chair Kim Scheer, left and Luminaria Chair Sheila Krueger pose next to their table at the Relay for Life kick-off event, Sunday, Feb. at the Governors Inn ballroom. The display next to Scheer documents years of local residents participating in the Fargo area Relay for Life. Rural Cass County Relay for Life event co-chair Jessica Toop, left, spoke with Registration and Accounting Chair, Jane Swanson and her daughter Lyndsey, a cancer survivor. Ten to teams have signed up to participate in the walk. Photos by Amanda Gades/The Reporter Event-goers enjoyed cake, cookies, coffee and punch as part of the Relay for Life theme, Celebrating More Birthdays. Sisters Madison, left and Hannah Pilon decorated luminarias in honor of their dad, Chuck, who is battling cancer. A mock campsite was set up in the ballroom to give people ideas for their team site during the Relay for Life event, June -. Extension Notes Anne Gregoire, NDSU Extension Agent, Cass County Love Your Heart... No, I am not talking about your special Valentine, it is important to love the heart in your body. February is American Heart Month! Just so you know how important it is to love your heart, here are some facts that you may find interesting. According to the American Heart Association (www. heart.org): *Ninety percent of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease. *One in three Americans have one or more forms of cardiovascular disease, one person dies every 9 seconds from cardiovascular disease. *More women die from cardiovascular disease than the next four causes of death combined including all forms of cancer. Now that you have that information, you may be wondering how you can prevent your heart from becoming one of those statistics. Eating a healthy diet and getting enough physical activity are extremely important to maintaining a healthy heart. The following are tips to help keep your heart healthy. *Eat a variety of fruits and vegetables every day. Fruits and vegetables will provide the necessary nutrients and antioxidants that your body needs in order to defend itself against disease. Most American adults do not consume nearly enough fruits and vegetables. On average, it is recommended that we get two and a half cups of vegetables and two cups of fruit daily. If you are interested in recommendations based on your personal needs, check out for more information. Not only are fruits and vegetables packed with vitamins and minerals they also contain fiber. *Eating 5-5 grams of fiber is recommended for a heart healthy diet. Foods high in soluble fiber like oatmeal may help lower cholesterol levels when eaten regularly with a low-fat diet. Beans, whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and nuts or seeds are generally higher in fiber than other foods. *Lowering your sodium intake may also be beneficial. The American Heart Association recommends consuming less than 5 mg of sodium every day which is less than a one teaspoon per day. *Changing the type of fat you eat may keep your heart pumping longer. Using polyunsaturated (sunflower, corn, and soybean oils) and monounsaturated (olive and canola oils) fats instead of solid fat (butter or margarine) is important when trying to improve your cholesterol levels. *Speaking of the right fats fatty fish such as salmon, tuna, hearing, and mackerel are full of omega- fatty acids, which are also great for a healthy heart. *Aim for at least minutes of physical activity most days of the week. This may seem like a lot of rules to follow but every small change makes a difference! Check out these websites for additional information and to help get you started on your healthy heart goals: American Heart Association ( and My Pyramid ( Keith J. Trader LAW OFFICE Located in the Kindred State Bank ATTORNEY AT LAW Living Trusts, Wills, Real Estate, Family Law, Practice Telephone Numbers: Kindred (Wednesdays) Fargo No charge for initial conference. Delvin J. 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6 Classifieds B-6 Public Notices CITY OF CASSELTON Financial Statement BALANCE REVENUE EXPENDITURE TRANFERS BALANCE // // Funds $,9.66 $456,767.5 $,77.4 ($4,7.67) $,676.9 Special Revenue $46,.4 $55,774.7 $,57,78.96 $974, $48, Debt Service $46,69. $544,66.6 $466,97. $,54.6 $459,9. Construction $896,5.47 $74,77.76 $,5,7.5 $6,887.8 ($655,45.94) Special Assessment $59,55.55 $4,.9 $9,5.7 ($6,69.66) $57,9.65 Enterprise $75,7.4 $84, $89,69.9 ($676,748.5) $44,5.4 Trust & Agency $6,55.6 $4,76.4 $9,45.6 $. $7,58. Total $,45,47.78 $,56,49.78 $4,645,74.47 $. $,68,9.9 The City of Casselton Financial Statement is available for review at the City Auditor s office. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Casselton City Council The City of Casselton held their regular meeting Monday, Feburary 7, at 7: p.m. in Council Chambers. Present were Mayor McConnell, Councilmen Link, Wangler, Phil Spooner, Silbernagel, Paul Spooner and Tillisch. Also present were City Attorney Del Losing, Public Works Supervisor Kevin Mayer, City Engineer Brandon Oye, Auditor Brandy Pyle, Diane Spoerl, Richard Hawkins and Cass Couty Seregeant Mitch Burris. The following motions were made and voted on roll call vote: December 6 minutes; Consent calendar; and to pay the following bills: Aflac, $89.86; Ameripride, $5.8; Avesis Vision, $94.8; Bank of ND, $5,76.56; Cass Co. Government, $66,9.6;, $758.5; Cass County Treasurer, $,64.67; Casselton Drug, $5.; Cass County Electric, $59.8; Cass Rural Water Users, $6,66.6; Catco Parts Service, $548.5; Choice Financial, $76.9; City of Fargo, $,754.6; Cote Mechanical, $5.6; Fargo Water Equipment, $,.8; Gast Construction, $,798.9; Guardian, $47.4; Hardware Hank, $9.97; Haugen Cleaning Service, $.; Hawkins Chemical, $.8; ITD, $7.4; Jayhawk Software, $865.; Jerry s Excavating, $8,455.8; Mac s, $.9; Medica, $,96.; Midstates Wireless, $9.; Municipal Judges Assoc., $5.; ND Rural Water Systems Assoc., $8.; North Star Safety, $6.77; NW Tire, $,.; Ohnstad Twichell, $,45.; Orbitcom, $587.7; Ottertail, $4,84.4; Casselton Parks & Rec., $6,96.5; Power Plan, $,94.9; Petro Serve USA, $7,658.8; Sturdevants, $76.; Verizon Wireless, $47.4; American Welding, $75.99; Xcel, $59.7. The following motions were approved on roll call vote unless noted otherwise: Finacial reports. To approve the Jerry s Excavating bill in the amount of $8,455.8, the payment for water breaks in December. To pass a resolution to proclaim February 7 - as City Government Week. To deny the request for reimbursement. To apply for the DOT STREET grant and certified that the local match dollars are available. To create a Whistle Free Zone fund. To approve the year end tranfers as listed below: From Fund Street Social Security Retirement City Maintnance Sales Tax SSW 8 SSW 8 SSW 9 SSW 9 SSW SSW Water Water Sewer Sanitation Sanitation Sanitation To Fund Equipment Whistle Free Zone SSW 8/9 SSW 8/9 Industrial Park TIF Water Tower Reserve Lagoon Purchase 97- Lagoon Purchase 97- Dike 98- Total Amount $,. $4,9.54 $,97.75 $,8.8 $,77.66 $6,887.8 $8,. $4,75.94 $,5. $64,77.8 $4,75. $5,88. $8,9.7 $69,. $8,94.97 $5,. $7,. $47,4.57 $75,6.9 To appoint Sue Quittschrieber and Jan Karlstad to the Library Board. To appoint Jesse Hagen and Scott Wolff to the Casselton JDA. To support the Sundance Village Housing Project. To agree to maintain the aerators in the Cottonwood Estates Development. To create a Safety Committee to reduce the Workforce Safety and Insurance Premium and to appoint Kevin Mayer, Craig Tillisch and Chris Olson to the committee. To approve a resloution of support for Generations Connecting. Motion to adjourn. Respectfully Submitted, Brandy L. Pyle City Auditor Don t Forget! The deadline for Classifieds is Noon on Monday. The Classifieds ATTRACT Buyers Special Meeting Public Notices City of Casselton A public notice is information informing citizens of government activities that may affect the citizens everyday lives. Public notices have been printed in local newspapers, the trusted sources for community information, for more than years. North Dakota newspapers also post public notices that are printed in newspapers on at no additional charge to units of government. February 8, Council Chambers 5: p.m. A. CALL TO ORDER B. LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION JOHN T. TAYLOR C. RAFFLE PERMIT D. MISC. E. ADJOURN HUNTER C & I ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, March 8, 7: Hunter C & I Bar AUDIT MEETING DURBIN TOWNSHIP Tuesday, March 8, 7: p.m. Country Kitchen - Casselton Prairie Rose Room Davenport Fire District ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, March 7: p.m. Davenport Community Center Owner:Kindred Public Schools District # Kindred, North Dakota Separate sealed bids for Construction work for the new Kindred High School, will be received by the Kindred Public School District at the office of Superintendent, Kindred Public Schools, 55 First Avenue South, Kindred ND until : p.m. local time Tuesday, March,. The Bid Packages are as follows: Bid Group III 7A- MOISTURE PROTECTION 8E- GLASS & GLAZING / ALUMINUM FRAMES A METAL LOCKERS E KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 6- ELECTRICAL The Information to Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Form of Bid Bond, Form of Performance Payment Bond, Drawings, Specifications, and other contract documents may be examined at the following places: The office of Steve Hall, Superintendent, Kindred, ND; Zerr Berg Architects, Inc., Fargo, North Dakota; MBA Development Co. the Construction Manager, Fargo, ND; and the Builders Exchanges of Fargo, Bismarck, Minot, and Grand Forks, North Dakota; Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Minneapolis, St. Paul, F.W. Dodge Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Copies may be obtained at the office of MBA Development. Co, located at 55 North Broadway, Fargo, North Dakota upon payment of $. for each set. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such in good condition within 5 days, will be refunded his payment. The Owner reserves the right to waive any informality or to reject any or all bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a separate envelope containing a bidders bond in a sum equal to five percent (5%) of the full amount of the bid, executed by the bidder as principal and by a surety company authorized to do business in this state, conditioned that if the principal s bid be accepted and the contract awarded to the principal, within ten days after notice of award, the principal will execute and effect a contract in accordance with the terms of the bid and a contractors bond as required by law the regulations and determinations of the governing board. All bidders must be licensed for the highest amount of their bids, as approved by Section of North Dakota Century Code. A copy of the bidder s contractors license must be included in the bid bond envelope. No bid will be read or considered which does not fully comply with the above provisions as to bond and licenses, and any deficient bid submitted will be resealed and returned to the bidder immediately. No bidder may withdraw this bid within days after the actual date of the opening thereof. BY Steve Hall, Superintendent (Feb., March and 9, ) LEGAL NOTICE On Tuesday, May 4,, the annual election will be held for the purpose of electing two () school board members. Postions are: one - three () year At-Large and one - three () year Rural. If you are interested in running for the Mapleton School Board, please stop by the school to pick up a candidate packet or call the school at for more information. Candidate filing deadline is March 5,. Leanne Stanley Business Manager (Feb., ) Submit a CARD OF THANKS to news@ccreporter.com or call Ken s Heating & Air Conditioning Service oil, electric & gas furnaces Sheet Metal Refrigeration Air Conditioners cell: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CASS COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA Court File No. 9--PR-7 In the Matter of the Estate of Herbert J. Rutherford, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Co-Personal Representatives of the above estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within three months after the date of the first publication of this Notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be presented to Raymond Rutherford and Harley Rutherford, Co-Personal Representatives of the Estate, at 599 Valley Forge, Helena, MT 596, respectively, or filed with the Court. Dated this st day of January,. Raymond Rutherford 599 Valley Forge Helena, MT 596 Harley Rutherford Co-Personal Representatives of the Estate of Herbert J. Rutherford, deceased. Delvin J. Losing Attorney ID#5697 Ohnstad Twichell, P.C. 746 Front Street P.O. Box 8 Casselton, ND 58 (7) Attorney for Personal Representative (Feb. 6, and March, ) NOTICE OF HEARING The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Casselton, Cass County, North Dakota, will hold a public hearing on Monday, March 7,, at 5: p.m. at the Casselton City Hall meeting room to consider two requests from Dakota Ag Co-op ) to change the zoning for the property described below to Agriculture/Commercial (currently the property is not zoned); and ) for a conditional use permit to allow storage of fertilizer, farm herbicides seed and equipment all of which are current uses on the property. A new building will be erected that will store seed and equipment on the property. The property to which the request relates is located East of the reservoir and is legally described as follows: That portion of the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company s (formerly Great Northern Railway Company) right-ofway, situated in the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 4 North, Range 5 West of the 5th Principal Meridian, Cass County, North Dakota, as described in Book 45 of Deeds, Page 4 on file and of record in the Cass County Recorder s Office, described as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner of said Northeast Quarter; thence South 89 degrees 5 minutes seconds West along the north line of said Northeast Quarter a distance of 8.4 feet to a point of intersection with the northerly extension of the easterly line of that certain property deeded to Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives, as described in Document No.9574 on file and of record in the Cass County Recorder s Office, said point also being the point of beginning; thence continuing South 89 degrees 5 minutes seconds West along the north line of said Northeast Quarter a distance of 5. feet to a point on the westerly right-of-way line of said Burlington Northern and Santa Fe railroad right-of-way, said westerly right-of-way line being. feet westerly of, as measured at right angles to, and parallel with the centerline of the main track; thence South degrees 49 minutes 58 seconds West along said westerly right-of-way line a distance of 86. feet to the northwest corner of that certain property deeded to the City of Casselton, as described in Book 48 of Deeds, Page on file and of record in the Cass County Recorder s Office; thence North 89 degrees 5 minutes seconds East along the north line of said City of Casselton property, and the easterly extension thereof a distance of 5. feet to a point of intersection with the southerly extension of the easterly line of said Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives property; thence North degrees 49 minutes 58 seconds East along the southerly extension of the easterly line of said Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives property a distance of 88. feet to a point on the north line of said Northeast Quarter, the point of beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM that certain property previously deeded to Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives. Dated this day of February,. Lorne Sterner, Chairman Casselton Planning &, Zoning Commission () Leonard City Council Motion carried to adjourn the Jan. 9, meeting. The Feb. 8, meeting was called to order by Mayor Ryan Johnson, Lamberson, Hahn, and Nudell present. Secretary and treasurer reports read and approved. Motion by Nudell, second by Lamberson to renew contract with vector control for summer. Motion carried. Lamberson made motion for approval of change order #4 for $4,6.5 to Quam construction c/o Tracy w/moore Engineering, second by Nudell. Motion carried. Motion by Nudell for partial payment #6 for $8,47.54 for sewer project, second by Lamberson. Motion carried. Nudell made motion to special access properties that are nine months past due on sewer and garbage, second by Lamberson. Motion carried. Hahn made motion to upgrade seat for X-Mark mower, second by Nudell. Motion carried. Lamberson made motion to approve Gate City Bank to deed property at Main St. S. in Leonard, , second by Nudell. Motion carried. Sheriff Deputy reported two calls for service. Following bills approved to be paid: Farm Plan, $87.74; Sheyenne Valley Lumber Co., $55.88; Cass Co. Reporter, $54.7; Petro Serve USA, $64.8; Marcia Wendling, $8.9; WSI, $8.7; Mike Nudell, $79.6; Ryan Johnson, $.78; Matt Hahn, $64.8; Metro Disposal, $,8.; ND League of Cities, $4.; David Vandorvec, $.89., M & M Convience, $6.7. Next meeting will be March 7, at 7: p.m. M. Hahn Asst. Auditor CLASSIFIED, CARD OF THANKS & SHOWER OPEN HOUSE rates are: $5. for the first words, per word for extra words, if paid in advance. Add an additional $. for charge orders. Classified advertising (with border) rates are $5.5 per column inch. Services Dianna Holm s DayCare I currently have openings in my licensed daycare. Fun, safe, structured and lots of TLC. Call or cell tcx SHEYENNE APPLIANCE Sales and Service. Crosley major appliances include year limited warranty. Also rebuilt major appliances and service for all major brands. 4 Sheyenne St., West Fargo tcx FURNACE AND air conditioning sales and service. Steve s Heating and Air Conditioning. Steve Strand, Casselton, tcx Engineering Services needed in Oxbow The City of Oxbow is looking for engineering services to help with the potential spring flood. Please submit services offered, experience and fees to: Pam Twedt, City Auditor 6 Evergreen Circle, Oxbow, ND 5847 Activity Assistant t BSU UJNF IPVST B XFFL IPVS EBZT FWFSZ PUIFS XFFLFOE "TTJTU XJUI PWFSBMM QMBOOJOH BOE JNQMFNFOUB UJPO PG B WBSJFE BDUJWJUZ QSPHSBN EFTJHOFE UP NFFU UIF QIZTJDBM FNPUJPOBM BOE TQJSJUVBM OFFET PG SFTJEFOUT.BJOUBJO EBJMZ QBSUJDJQBUJPO MPHT BOE PČFS TVHHFTUJPOT JEFBT GPS VQDPNJOH QSPHSBN PG BDUJWJUJFT /P FYQFSJFODF OFFEFE XJMM USBJO 5P TUBSU Apply at or contact Jan Timmerman at for more information. EOE/AA Come and share in our common motto... In Christ s Love, Everyone is Someone. Rural Carrier Needed Tax Planning Tax Preparation Bookkeeping Services Retirement Plans Estate Planning Electronic Filing Call For an appointment David Piper 7 Front Street Casselton, ND Accepting New Patients! Office Open: Monday - Thursday Phone: Jesse Hagen, DDS 5-9th Ave. N. Casselton, ND 58 Visit our website at Pro-Shop Manager Needed The Valley City Park District is seeking a Pro Shop Manager. Responsibilities include management and supervision of the Bjornson Park Public Golf Course Pro Shop. Candidates must have the ability to communicate effectively and to establish and maintain effective working relationships with personnel. Applicants should have extensive knowledge of golf rules and regulations. Applications must be postmarked no later than March to: Tyler Jacobson, PO Box 4, Valley City, ND 587. EOE The Kindred Post Office is accepting applications for the position of RURAL CARRIER ASSOCIATE. An RCA works in the absence of the regular rural carrier when on leave. You must furnish your own vehicle as well as meet postal driving requirements. The pay is $8.4 per hour with no benefits. After serving in this position for one year, you are eligible to bid for career rural Carrier positions with full benefits. Contact Judy Johnson, Officer-in-Charge, at for more information. Apply online at Applications will be accepted Feb. 6 through March 6,. The US Postal Service is an Equal Opportunity Employer. LABORER - CASSELTON, ND Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) is a world leader in agricultural processing. With over 9, employees worldwide, we are seeking a Laborer Casselton, ND. We are looking for an individual ready to take on challenges and responsibilities at our Edible Bean Plant. This is a full-time hourly position and starting pay for this position is $.5 per hour. Assignments Potential assignments may include, but are not limited to: loading/unloading trucks or railcars, bagging beans; operating wheel loaders, forklifts, skid steers, and similar equipment; utilizing computerized system to process data; general housekeeping duties (i.e. clean equipment and/or buildings); and assisting operations personnel, maintenance personnel and supervisors as needed. Qualifications To be considered for this opportunity, candidates must meet the following criteria: Commitment to understand and follow company safety procedures and exhibit regular and prompt attendance; able to meet physical requirements of the position including, but not limited to: prolonged periods of standing and sitting, working in confined spaces and from heights, bending, kneeling, climbing stairs and ladders, working in a variety of conditions (heat, cold, dust, etc); willing to work staggered shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime as needed, can work independently while flexible enough to work in team setting when needed; exhibits a professional image and a respectful attitude at all times; preferably has basic computer skills and some experience in maintenance. ADM offers a competitive benefits package, including health, dental, prescription drug and life insurance, 4(k)/ ESOP with company match and pension. Relocation benefits are not provided for this position. Candidates are responsible for providing their own means of transportation to and from work. ADM requires a successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen/physical and background check. ADM is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply online at EOE

7 Services HOME MAINTENANCE. HANDYMAN. Mike Brown, Casselton, N.D TCX HILL PAINTING AND DECORATING. Interior, exterior, epoxy floors, decorative finish, barns and outbuildings Matt. 48tcx Laundromat: Open 4 hrs. Just west of Governors Inn, Casselton, ND Ph: tcx Help Wanted COUNTRY KITCHEN (formerly Capitol Restaurant)-Casselton. Immediate openings - servers and line cooks. Stop in for an application or call tcx COOK/BARTENDER, three night/ week. Apply at Dirty Gun Bar & Grill, Amenia or call Jess at tfc CITY OF BUFFALO - Part-time auditor position. hours per week. Apply by March 4. P.O. Box 6, Buffalo, ND 58 or call or to buffalond@ictc.com. 5-5x JANITORIAL OPENING IN CASSELTON. Looking to fill before March. One position. Excellent wage. Must have own vehicle and license. Background check will be done. EOE Call or x FULL TIME CASHIER, Nepstad StopN-Shop, Grandin. Good wages, health insurance, dental and vision, 4K. Call Bonnie at x GOVERNOR S INN HOTEL. Immediate openings for part-time front desk clerks. Nights and weekends. Call Jan at or fill out an application on our website 5 DIESEL MECHANIC AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE. Northern Cass School District. Responsibilities include: Service and maintenance of school buses, grounds and facilities. Salary will range from $4, to $5, DOE. Full health and retirement. Flexible hours. Contract Supt. Allen Burgad at x WELDER NEEDED. Welder, experience preferred. Position starts immediately. Marv Haugen Enterprises Inc., Casselton, ND. Apply in person Found FOUND - MEDIUM SIZE GRAY CAT in Kindred. Call nc For Rent EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for rent. Heat paid. Casselton, $; Kindred, $75. Call Kari at tcx TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT with garage in Casselton. Good location. Call days, evenings and weekends. 5-5x THREE BEDROOM DUPLEX for rent in Casselton. No pets ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT above Pizza Ranch. Newly remodeled. $5 per month. No smoking. No pets. Call Jaci at NICE TWO BEDROOM apartment in Kindred. Lots of storage. Heat, water, garbage paid TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT in Leonard with garage. Very spacious. All utilities paid NEWLY REMODELED, two bedroom apartment in Kindred. Call tcx For Sale 6 HP SIMPLICITY LAWN TRACTOR with 44 deck and front mount 6 snow blower. 8 hrs. and in excellent condition! $,7 OBO. Contact Bill at nc FOR SALE: New Holland LS 7 Turbo, heated cab, hours. Includes forks, bucket, ft. trailer. Must see! $8, OBO. Call Income Property For Sale 8 PLEX IN CASSELTON, good cash flow, excellent condition, very good occupancy, elderly, rent subsidized, Call Jerry at Goldmark Farmland for Rent CASS COUNTY CROPLAND for cash rent. Bids will be accepted for SW /4 Sec Land is located north of Kindred. Suitable for sugar beets and corn with recent rotation of wheat and soybeans. Bids are due by March 5 and highest bidders will be invited to the bid off March 7 at : a.m. at the Boardroom of the Kindred State Bank. Send bid to Jim Smykowski (agent for owner), Ave. SE, Cayuga, ND 58, phone or fax x Wanted LOOKING FOR FARMLAND to rent for crop year and beyond WANTED TO RENT: AMERICAN CRYSTAL BEET STOCK. Willing to pay competitive Rates! tfc Commercial Space COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT: former Kerry Sweet Shop and Cool Beanz at 7 Front Street in Casselton. For information call tcx Vehichle for sale WHITE, 997 BUICK LESABRE. Great body and interior condition. Needs transmission work. $5 firm. Serious buyers only. Call nc statewide HELP WANTED REPORT THE NEWS from where the action is. Journal Publishing is seeking a full-time reporter and two paid summer interns for its newspapers in Tioga and Crosby, in the heart of the oil patch. Send inquiries to Steve Andrist at stevea@ crosbynd.com. HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER. Individuals interested in a professional law enforcement career with the NDHP should contact (7) 8456 or Closing date: /5/. Equal Opportunity Employer. ST. ANDREW S HEALTH Center, Bottineau, ND is seeking a Clinic Manager for our Rural Health Clinic, For information and to obtain application visit: ATTN: COMPUTER WORK. Work from anywhere 4/7. Up to $,5 Part Time to $7,5/mo. Full Time. Training provided. or call: (888) DAKOTA GROWERS PASTA Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Viterra, has immediate position openings in Carrington, ND for motivated individuals who would like to join our manufacturing team. Forklift Operator & Machine Operator positions starting at $./hr. Palletizer & Utility (Monday - Friday Dayshift) positions starting at $.7/hr. Employees are eligible for our benefit package upon completion of days of employment. For additional information contact our Job Hotline at: (7) or visit online at: com. Apply in person or via , mail, or fax: Dakota Growers Pasta Company One Pasta Avenue, Carrington, ND 584 Ph: (7) Fax: (877) ndhr@dakotagrowers.com. 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This position requires a hard working, self motivated, goal orientated individual. This is a full time position with a benefit package that includes paid vacations, paid holidays, medical, and a 4k retirement package. Interested candidates please resumes to thalvorson@srt.com or stop in for an application. Enerbase Cooperative Resources is an equal opportunity employer. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FRAC SAND HAULERS with complete rigs only. Tons of Runs in warm, flat, friendly and prosperous Texas! Great company, pay and working conditions. (87) , (87) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED: MINERAL INTERESTS (OIL & GAS LEASES) - Experienced Family Owned Oil Production & Exploration Co. We ll Help You Monetize Your Mineral Assets. Send details to P.O. Box 8946, Denver, CO 8. MineralAssets@qwestoffice. net, (877) MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE LOOKING FOR THE most complete listing of ND Media? ND Media Guide. Only $5! Call: (7) 697, ND Newspaper Association. LET NORTH DAKOTA know what you have to sell. For $5, you can place a 5-word classified ad in every North Dakota newspaper. Contact this newspaper for details. AUCTIONS ESTATE COIN AUCTION, Val and Elaine Splichal, Saturday March 5, : pm CST, Seven Seas Hotel, Mandan, ND. Website: for listing. Wolff Auctioneers: (7) '.,$Ð$4(8Ð+. - NEED STORAGE SPACE? Call or B-7 Classifieds Check out Casselton Manor Apartments! Heat, lights & cable TV included in rent Large Bedroom Apts. Private entrance, no steps Rent is % of monthly income; deduction for medical expenses No more snow removal worries Updated decor and new appliances Now offering short-term rehab therapy & long-term nursing care. For a personal tour, please call (7) Voice TTY CASSELTON - NEW BI-LEVEL! Now finished in Willow Bend, large open design, oak kitchen. car garage, gas force air & central air. 8x4 lot. PRICE REDUCED! Call Dan Madsen RURAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS OR ALL AS ONE UNIT (APPROX. 8 ACRES)! Located north of Wheatland (Casselton School District) on paved road. + acre individual lots or would subdivide as you want. Rural water & electric to property. Contact Dan Madsen for more information! 75 x 6 - RESIDENTIAL LOT Morningside addition in Casselton - Very low specials! Contact Dan Madsen for more information! 5 INDUSTRIAL ACRES IN CASSELTON! Eventide at Sheyenne Crossings Care Center 5 th Avenue West, West Fargo, ND, 5878 (7) We take care of you! Call Now! Three stall barn, four stall garage, fencing & trees! Many improvements to home in last six years! Call Doug Madsen Eventide. Where caring comes to life. Contact Dan Madsen for more information! MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Dan Madsen Broker Metro Inc., Realtors Office: -745 Home: Cell: metrorealtors@msn.com Website:

8 Entertainment B-8 Adventure awaits at ND 4-H camps Want to learn archery, hunting skills or how to shoot a rifle? How about taking ATV training or learning to work with fibers such as yarn and thread or make jerky and identify animal tracks? The 4-H Camp near Washburn has a camp for that. 4-H Camp also has camps where youth can learn how to groom and show livestock, care for a horse or express themselves with arts and crafts, as well as go swimming, canoeing and fishing; go on nature hikes and trail rides; play sports; learn about birds and other wildlife; compete in 4-H s version of the Survivor game; dance; stay up late to enjoy night challenge games; and sit around a campfire. Other camps are specifically for youth from military families or youth from military-connected families, such as brother, sisters, nieces or nephews of someone in the military. Youth from military families learn about different military branches, work in adult-led teams to complete tasks and form bonds with other youth from military families, take part in action-packed activities, experience leadership roles while engaged in team-building events, go swimming and hiking, and enjoy campfires. Military-connected youth participate in fun traditional 4-H camping activities along with sessions that focus on the life events youth face as a military family member. They also learn outdoor skills, such as archery and fishing, and make friends. The camps are open to all youth ages five to 8, not just those who are 4-H members. Registration for this summer s camps starts March. Here are the dates and age group for the camps: *May -June 4: Livestock Camp, 8 and older; Wish I Had a Horse Camp I, 8 to *June 5-9: Outdoor Adventures for Military-connected Youth, 8 to *June 8-: Barrel and Pole Horse Camp, 8 and older; Horsemanship Camp, 8 and older *June -6: Survivor Outdoor Recreation Camp, 9 and older *June 7-8: Cloverbud Camp, 6 to 8 *June 9-: Trail Riding Horse Camp, 8 and older; Wish I Had a Horse Camp II, 8 to *June 6-: Military Youth Camp I, 8 to *July 5-9: Wildlife Adventure Camp, and older; Discover Camp, 8 to *July -4: Military Youth Camp II, to 5 *July 7-: Beginning Outdoor Skills Camp, to 5 *July 4-8: Adventure Camp, 8 to Major Brand Beer Sale! All Major Brands $9.5+ tax for 4 pk cans Buy and get $. OFF/per case Packs - Cans Hamms - $.9+ tax Schmidt - $6.75+ tax Busch Light - $8.5+ tax Keystone Light - $8.5+ tax Miller High Life - $5.75+ tax 6 Front Street, Casselton HAPPY HOUR: M-F: 4-6pm Friday, Feb. 5 9pm - am Brother Jukebox D Fe a i n n e r tu r es! Saturday, Feb. 6 Saturday, Feb. 6 Power Play DJ 9:pm - :am Don t miss the fun! T s Shamrock Bar Governors Inn, Casselton, ND Coyote Hunt 4 Person - $4/team 8:am - 9am DON T MISS OUT ON THE FUN! KOJAK S BAR Leonard, ND March 5 - Boomtown March - Dead Beats March - Shakers March 9 - Billy D & the Crystals March 6 - Fuse Part-time Cook & Bartender/Server Needed Hagge s Bar and Grill Mapleton, ND 8-5 Exit 8-5 miles west of West Fargo Saturday, February 6 Coyote Hunt Registration 6am-7am at Tower Travel Center $ Registration Fee % Payback Hunt Ends at 5pm Open Noon Stop in for Free Food! Mississippi s Tower Bar Tower City, ND $5.99 Jenny & The Bennettones Conference Rooms available! Book your next gathering today! Hunter C & I Hunter, ND Friday & Saturday, February 5 & 6 AT-Bone Big Thank YouBINGO Dinner or 6pm! Shrimp Trio 5:-: p.m. FREE POOL SATURDAY AFTERNOON Club 94 Casual Dining, Quality Food at a Reasonable Price. Super Suppers! Wednesday, Feb. Meat Loaf Monday, Feb. 8 Soup & Sandwich Wednesday, March Swiss Steak 6AM - 9PM 7 Days a Week :pm - :am MONDAYS - $ Pounders of Beer TUESDAYS - Colorado Bulldogs $.5 WEDNESDAYS - Captain Morgans $.5 THURSDAYS - Lynchburg Lemonade $.5 FRIDAYS - Import & Specialty Beers $.75 SATURDAYS - Long Island Iced Teas $.6 Red Baron Lounge and Pizza Pub Fri., March $ POUNDER SATURDAYS Fri., March 8 Brother 8:pm Poker League 7:pm Free to Play :a.m.-:p.m. & 5:-8:p.m., Everyday! Good Things 68 Front St., Casselton pm - Close Vets Club Casselton, ND ALWAYS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Daily Buffet: :a.m. - :p.m. Tues. & Thurs. Buffet: 5:p.m. - 7:p.m. Happy 5th Birthday! Call 866-6! TEN BUCK BONANZA! $ Chicken pieces for $ Large or Medium Pizza ADD: Ranch Potatoes $.99 Pint of Salad $.99 ADD: - oz. Pops $.99 (macaroni, coleslaw or potato) Tower travel Center Cafe Hours: 6am - pm C-Store Hours: 6am-Midnight 4pm! 7:pm Hot, Fresh Delivery February Events Saturday, Feb. 6 5 s & 6 s Dance Little Donny & The Groove Tones 8:pm - :am Downtown Casselton 47-4 The % Real Cheese Pizza Place Pinochle **Call Vets Club for more info (next to Governors Inn) Friday, February 5 Hwy. 8 & I-94 Casselton Coming! Sat., March 5 BARON Casselton s Beer, Wine, Liquor & Pizza Pub Friday, February 5 4FSWFE! QN t "MM ZPV DBO FBU Burger Baskets Tuesdays - All Day! Mondays $ Burgers! 5 s, 6 s & 7 s! Wed. 7: Texas Hold em The RED Litton Entertainment Karaoke Saturday, February 6 9:pm - :am *Broasted Chicken - Friday & Saturday *Prime Rib - Saturday Daily Lunch Specials! University Center for 4-H Youth Development. Staff members are trained in nature, crafts, recreation, first aid, human development and working with youth to ensure a highquality experience for campers. For more information or to register, visit camp or call (7) -75. *July -Aug. 4: Fun With Fiber Arts Camp, to 5; Night Owls Camp, and older We are committed to providing a safe environment where children can make new friends and develop new skills while enjoying the beauty of the cottonwoods along the Missouri River, says Brad Cogdill, director of the North Dakota State 9pm - am Fat Daddy s Re s tauran t Hours: Mon-Fri: am - 8pm Sat: Noon - 8pm Bar Hours: Mon-Fri: am - am Sat: Noon - am Karaoke! CAFE C-STORE Congrats to all our local wrestlers! Great job at State! Exit 7 on I-94, Tower City, ND Fresh, homemade baked goods every day! Lunch Specials Daily! Nightly Specials all 4pm! MONDAY: /lb. Burgers for $7.99 TUESDAY: Meatball Dinner all day WEDNESDAY: Mexican Night THURSDAY: Pasta Night FRIDAY: BBQ Rib Night SATURDAY: Chef Choice SUNDAY: Meat and Potato all day Enjoy a little slice of heaven at Exit 7!