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The Annual Rabies Clinic in Savage will be held Saturday, May 5th from 9-11 a.m. at the Savage Fire Hall. This is an opportunity to protect your pets against rabies, and save the hassle of taking them into town. You may also pick up your tick and flea protection....
Henry M. “Hank” Gabel, 67, Lander, WY, died at the Help for Health Hospice Home in Riverton, WY, Monday, April 23, 2012. According to his wishes, no services will be held. Henry Michael Gabel was born in Sidney, MT, on Oct. 28, 1944, the son of Conrad and Lydia (Bieber) Gabel. He grew up on a farm at Savage, MT, attending school in Savage. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was honorably discharged on May 22, 1962, as an E-1. Gabel worked as a surveyor in the oil fields of the energy ind...
The Richland County D.A.R.E. program and Savage Public Schools held its fifth grade graduation program on April 13. Sidney Police Sgt. Travis Rosaaen instructed the Savage fifth grade students on the dangers of drugs and alcohol. Each student read their “Take A Stand” essays followed by a talk given by guest speaker Richland County Attorney Mike Weber....
Randy and Patti Searer, Savage, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Kayleen, to Lyle Peters, son of Duane and Maria Peters, Sidney. Kayleen and Lyle are both attending MSU Bozeman. Kayleen is studying agriculture education, and Lyle is studying livestock and industries management. A summer 2012, wedding is planned in Sidney....
Mid-Rivers Communications based in Circle, recently donated a total of $11,400 to area Emergency Medical Service (EMS)/ambulance service providers and fire departments within the Mid-Rivers service area, ranging from Lewistown in central Montana to Ekalaka in eastern Montana. Twenty-three EMS/ambulance services and 34 fire departments received donations in recognition of the vital services these entities provide to protect Mid-Rivers’ facilities, employees and members. Locally, $200 checks were presented to the Richland County Ambulance S...
Funeral services for Goldie Hilliard, 97, Savage, MT, are at 10 a.m., Friday, March 16, 2012 at the United Church of Christ, Savage, with Pastor Neil Lindorff officiating. Interment will follow in the Dawson County Cemetery, Glendive, MT. Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com. Goldie died on Sunday, March 11, 2012 at the Sidney Health Center Extended Care Facility....
Richland County Transportation Service has been meeting the mobility needs of Richland County residents since 2006. RCTS provides more than 40,000 rides/year to people of all ages—whether it’s students going to activities, employees going to work or Seniors going to appointments or doing their shopping. RCTS serves Sidney six days/week as well as providing service to Lambert, Savage and Fairview at least one day each week. While RCTS is proud to offer residents the ability to move within Ric...
Terry and Diane Wilkens, New Salem ND, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lacey, to Joe Dardis, son of Gary and Sherri Dardis, Savage. Wilkens is a graduate of Bismarck State College and is employed with Design Wizards. Dardis is a graduate of Bismarck State College and is employed with Great River Energy. A wedding date has been set for May 19 at Spirit of Life, Mandan, ND....
District 2-C Basketball Tournament Results Girls 1st Fairview, 2nd Culbertson, 3rd Circle, 4th Savage Boys 1st Fairview, 2nd Savage, 3rd Culbertson, 4th Westby-Grenora...
Sidney Sugars Incorporated held its annual Top Ten Grower award luncheon on Wednesday, Jan. 18 to honor those growers who brought in an outstanding crop. Russ Fullmer, Sidney Sugars agriculture manager, congratulated the top ten growers and pointed out that they, along with the rest of the Valley, faced a lot of challenges this year. “Last year, we came off a bad winter to start the growing season,” Fullmer noted at the luncheon. “We had a huge amount of snow, then spring came and it rained and...
Sidney Sugars Incorporated held its annual Top Ten Grower award luncheon on Wednesday, Jan. 18 to honor those growers who brought in an outstanding crop. Russ Fullmer, Sidney Sugars agriculture manager, congratulated the top ten growers and pointed out that they, along with the rest of the Valley, faced a lot of challenges this year. “Last year, we came off a bad winter to start the growing season,” Fullmer noted at the luncheon. “We had a huge amount of snow, then spring came and it rained and...
Funeral services for Jerene “Jackie” Dropps, Savage, MT, will be at 2 p.m. Wed., Jan. 11, 2012 at Peoples Congregational Church, Sidney, with Pastor Neil Lindorff officiating. Cremation will follow the service under the direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home, Sidney. Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at ww.fulkersons.com. Jackie died Friday, Jan. 6, 2012 at the Sidney Health Center Extended Care Facility....
A large multi-user rail terminal in Trenton, ND, which began construction early 2011, is noticeably progressing. The Bakken Petroleum Hub can easily be seen at Marley Crossing near Trenton on Highway 1804. The terminal, to be known as Trenton Railport, being served by the Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railway, was designed to bring large-scale rail service to the Bakken Formation with oilfield-related materials such as tubular, frac sand and other strategic materials. This includes the...
Ag in the Classroom, traditionally a part of the Ag Days event, will once again be part of this year’s MonDak Ag Days. However, this year Ag in the Classroom will hold its educational sessions at the Sidney High School, not at the Richland County Fair Event Center as it did last year. Organizers decided to return the classroom Ag activities to the Sidney High School and hold it on Friday, Jan. 13 during regular school hours. “We’ve made the decision to return Ag in the Classroom to the Sidney Hi...
Residents of Sidney who had altered their driving commute by taking residential streets to avoid the construction taking place along Central Avenue seem to have resumed use of the now completed and reconfigured three-lane street and life for motor vehicle drivers appears to be getting back to normal. Last April, the renovations got underway after the city approved street changes at the recommendation of the Montana Department of Transportation that converted Central Avenue from a four-lane...
Richland Opportunities, Inc. (ROI), Sidney, had a lot of developments and expansion in 2011. ROI is a non-profit organization that has provided support services to people with developmental disabilities in Richland County since1979. Recycling is one of the main roles ROI has taken on in the community that continues to expand. Aiding ROI in their efforts is the area Recycling Advisory Committee. The Recycling Advisory Committee consists of area citizens working to ensure that the community has...
Shown are back row (L to R): Chase Hagler, Tanner Hagler, Michael Reynolds, Coach Bart Haflich, Braden Feisthamel, Jordan Urlacher, Coach Wade Hagler, Jordan Skaley-Lange and Trent Prevost. Front row (L to R): Shad Stanford, Chris Reynolds, Braden Ler, Wyatt Hagler, Ryder Rice and Zach Tunnell-Wilson. Go to www.roundupweb.com for more photos....
Savage goes on to the state championship game with Denton on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m. Fairview also advanced to the finals with a 36-16 win over Chinook Saturday. Fairview will face Twin Bridges in Fairview, Saturday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m....
Michael Reynolds, Savage, looks for running room behind teammate Braden Ler. Savage defeated Hot Springs 75-30. Savage will play Big Sandy in the semifinals at home on Saturday at 1 p.m. Fairview also won on Saturday 40-32 against Charlo. They will play Chinook on Saturday at home at 1 p.m....
Savage's #2 Braden Ler intercepts a pass in the Warriors playoff game against Valier. The Warriors defeated Valier 92 to 8 in the opening round of 6-Man playoffs....
Although growers experienced a tough growing season this year, Mother Nature rewarded their perseverance by providing good weather for sugarbeet harvest. Growers had to wait an extra week before starting harvest due to warm temperatures, but once they began bringing in the crop, they had uninterrupted digging. “We finished on the 24th of October, with Savage the last station to complete harvest,” says Russ Fullmer, Sidney Sugars agricultural manager. “We had beautiful weather, the beets came...
More than 350 spectators joined the Savage Warriors and Fairview Warriors on Oct. 15 for high school volleyball “Pack it in PINK” tournaments. Proceeds from each community’s tournament benefited Phase II of Sidney Health Center’s Cancer Care Center. Hurley Oil Field Services and W.L. Neu Construction made a donation for each person wearing pink to Fairview’s tournament. In addition, Richland County Cancer Coalition had a pink carnation for each player to give to a fan as a reminder to make an a...
The name Rance Haralson is synonymous with Sidney Flag Football. And it should be. Rance and his wife, Colleen, have run Sidney’s Flag Football Program for the last 16 years. Wayne Swigart is the one who started the Sidney program, back in 1990, and he ran the program for the first 5 years of its existence. This program has been highly successful. Many kids and parents have enjoyed their “flag football days,” and appreciate the work that these community benefactors have done. Ninety-two kids...
After over a week’s delay from scheduled start-up, the sugarbeet harvest got underway on Oct. 8 for Sidney, Culbertson, Savage and Fairview area growers. Those growers in the Powder River and Pleasant View areas followed suit on Oct. 9. At press time, weather has continued to cooperate and growers have had relatively smooth digging with only a few delays at individual stations due to heat. “We’re about a third done,” said Randy Jones, Sidney Sugars, on Oct. 12. “If the nice weather continues...
Every summer, Sidney Sugars crews work to repair, maintain and upgrade the six pile grounds, preparing these beet receiving stations for the upcoming beet harvest. Some years, a particular pile ground may require additional attention, and this past summer, both the Savage and the Culbertson stations had special needs that crews attended to over the summer months. Because of this extra work, Savage this year has the capability to weigh semi trucks, an improvement that brings this pile ground...
