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  • Sermonette- June 17, 2019

    Pastor Jeff Halvorson, Sheyenne-Oberon Area Ministry|Jun 17, 2019

    I realize that this is giving away my age somewhat, but way back in my youth a rock and roll group by the name of The Rolling Stones came from England to tour the U.S. The “English Invasion,” a phrase eventually coined by the media was just beginning. The Beatles could be honored, or blamed depending on your point of view, for the phenomenon. The “Stones” weren't far behind them. What is hard to believe is the Stones are still touring world-wide after all these years. With the lifestyle they led, one would think they would never have lasted....

  • History of New Rockford- June 17, 2019

    K.C. Gardner Jr.|Jun 17, 2019

    On the morning of June 20, 1902, a collision on the Northern Pacific Railway at Eldridge, Minn., killed 18 people. The wreck was the reason the northbound passenger train into New Rockford was six hours late. William Mattison of Freeborn and Thor Bollingberg of Wells County were in on business. Mrs. John Bollingberg went to Fargo to visit her sick sister. That evening there was a moving picture presentation, but the “Transcript” commented, “The moving picture show... is said to have been consi...

  • Savvy Senior: How to Protect Yourself from the Social Security Imposter Scam

    Jim Miller|Jun 17, 2019

    Dear Savvy Senior, I recently received a strange call from a Social Security employee. He told me my Social Security number had been suspended because it was involved in a crime, and that I needed to reactivate it and secure my bank funds by withdrawing them and putting them on gift cards. Is this a scam? Worried Rita Dear Rita, Yes. It’s actually known as the “Social Security imposter scam” and it’s becoming a widespread problem in the U.S. The Federal Trade Commission has received more th...

  • Dakota Datebook: Coal Mine and New England Picnic

    Jun 17, 2019

    Coal Mine by Jim Davis June 17, 2019 — By 1932 there were over 360 underground coal mines listed in the coal mine inspection reports, but on this date in 1874, “The Bismarck Tribune” was in receipt of correspondence from the Sweet Briar Coal Mine, one of the first commercial coal mines in the West River country. Located 25 miles west of Bismarck on the proposed line of the Northern Pacific, the party of three miners claimed to have already tunneled 70 feet into the mine, following three veins of coal, with one vein three and a half feet thick...

  • Eyes that see the good in things- Yellow finches

    Allison Lindgren|Jun 17, 2019

    The little yellow finches came back to my yard last week. My cat and I spotted them about the same time. We were both sitting in front of windows, me in the TV room and the cat in the living room. My recliner is placed near a pair of corner windows looking out on an old evergreen tree. These windows have become a favorite place to watch birds and wildlife over the years. However, on this particular morning, I was planning for an upcoming visit from my husband’s family when I heard the f...

  • SNR Babe Ruth baseball

    Erik Gjovik|Jun 17, 2019

    SNR Babe Ruth Baseball Thursday, June 6 SNR 17, Cando 6 at Cando SNR 343 70 — 17 12 3 Cando 020 31 — 6 3 7 Alex Harrison, Kaden Jensen (4) and Jensen, Koby Duda (4); full Cando battery unknown. W — Harrison. L — Zach Jorde. SNR: Caden Price 3-3, triple, double, 3 runs, RBI; Nick Berglund 3-3, triple, double, run, RBI; Jensen 2-4, triple, 2 runs; Harrison 1-2, 3 SB, 4 runs, RBI; Duda 1-2, 2 SB, 2 runs, RBI; Hunter Jacobson and Caden Hilbert hit, SB each. Monday, June 10 SNR 16, Rolette...

  • Legion season starts with two league wins for Post 30

    Erik Gjovik|Jun 17, 2019

    By Erik Gjovik Fresh off a near-miss of a trip to the Class B state tournament during the high school season, many of the same boys of SNR put on the spikes for Raymond B. Thorn American Legion Post 30 to stare down the dog days of North Dakota summer. The overriding goal for the summer Black Sox will be to write a story with a happier ending, and they started the first chapter with a pair of victories in a new conference. Tucker Longnecker’s no-hitter in the first game of the season on W...

  • Coach Pitch team wins Carrington tourney

    Amy Wobbema|Jun 17, 2019

    We are the champions! On Tuesday, June 11, the New Rockford Park District's Coach Pitch baseball team traveled to Carrington for a youth tournament. With just one regular season game complete as a team, which they won by one run the previous evening, they dug in their cleats for a beautiful summer day of ball. They began the day with pool play against Harvey and one of Carrington's two teams. After shutting out both, they entered the winner's bracket for a shot at the trophy. Although they held...

  • Eddy County Sheriff's Annual Fishing Derby: Fishin's the Mission

    Jun 17, 2019

    The annual Eddy County Sheriff's Fishing Derby took place on the morning of Saturday, June 1, bringing over 40 youth anglers out of their homes and to the river. From the New Rockford reservoir to the green gates of the James River, young anglers put their best tackle and techniques to the test. In the youngest category, (ages 2-6), Westin Myrhe landed first place, C.J. Schmaltz took second and Madi Schmaltz placed third. The middle category, (ages 7-10), saw Charles Jorenson hooking first...

  • Innovative and intelligent: Two Sheyenne natives receive engineering degrees from NDSU

    Rachel Brazil|Jun 17, 2019

    Two young women from the small town of Sheyenne are paving their way forward to a bright future. NR-S alumni Joanna Larson and Lacey Grann both walked across the stage at the NDSU Spring Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 11 to receive their bachelor's degrees in engineering. Joanna, daughter of Peter and Patti Larson, graduated magna cum laude and earned her Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. Lacey, daughter of John and Donna Grann, also graduated magna cum...

  • Bjerke accepted into UJ nursing program

    Jun 17, 2019

    Cassidy Bjerke, a junior at University of Jamestown, has been accepted into the nursing program. Students accepted to the program must have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher and meet minimum class requirements. Cassidy is a board member for the Nursing Student Association, whose primary purpose is to promote socialization into the nursing profession through education, leadership and service. She has been named to the Dean’s List every semester of her collegiate career, and has already put her education into practice as a Certified Nursing A...

  • Roscoe honored at VCSU

    Jun 17, 2019

    In addition to being named to the Dean’s List at Valley City State University (VCSU), NR-S 2018 graduate Lauren Roscoe has been initiated as a member of VCSU’s Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society for First Year Success. She was also recognized for becoming a member of VCSU’s National Society of Leadership and Success, Sigma Alpha Pi....

  • Cudworth graduates from Northwestern Oklahoma State University

    Jun 17, 2019

    Brittany Jo Cudworth graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern Oklahoma State University on June 11. She received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and a Minor in Marketing. Previously she received an Associate Degree in Agricultural Business from Western Oklahoma State College. Brittany is the daughter of Todd Cudworth and granddaughter of Jim and Jane Cudworth. Honors received include 2019 Outstanding Senior Award Recipient, Student Advisory Board Member - NWOSU...

  • Many area students recognized, graduated

    Jun 17, 2019

    Graduations For each university, area graduates are listed alphabetically by last name. Details such as hometown, course of study and honors are supplied when available. Minnesota State University Moorhead Sarah Davies, Fessenden Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude; Lucas Maxwell, Fessenden, Bachelor of Science, Suma Cum Laude; Cody Neumiller, Fessenden, Master of Business Administration; Monica Riopelle, New Rockford, Bachelor of Social Work; Brooke Rosenau, Carrington, Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude; Marie Willyard, Carrington, Master...

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