COMMUNITY
THEWALSH COUNTY PRESS ° WEDNESDAY, JUNE
17,2015
Page 5
First Care Health Center in Park
River on a bi-weekly basis. He will
focus on diagnosis and tre0tment
of foot and ankle conditions and
treat diabetic foot conditions. Dr
Britten received his medical degree
from Des Moines University Col-
lege of Podiatric Medicine and
Surgery in Des Moines, Iowa.
Britten Will See Podiatry f
PatientSatcFC00HC e. • .y • _ 'Prtax00'oting a
PARK RIVER, N.D. -- Joshua nc m po
Britten, DPM, podiatry, will visit diatric medicine and surgery at
Millcreek Community Hospital in
Erie, Pennsylvania. Dr. Britten
has practiced at Altm Health Sys-
tem in Grand Forks since 2011. He
is a member of the American
College of Foot and Ankle Sur-
geons and the American Podiatric
Medical Association.
Construction begins on
US Highway 81 from
Manvel to Minto
MINTO, N.D. -- Construction
began on Thtwsday, June 11 on US
Highway 81 from Manvel to
Minto. The project consists of
mill and overlay of the roadway.
During construction:
• Speeds will be reduced
• A width restriction of 12 feet
will be in place
• Flaggers will be present
• Pilot car will be utilized
• Motorists may experience
delays when waiting for pilot car
• Oil will be present on the road-
way
The project is expected to be
complete the end of June.
For more information about
construction projects and road
conditions throughout Norfll Dako-
ta, call 511 from any type of
phone or visit the Travel Infor-
mation Map on the NDDOT web-
site at http://www.dot.nd.gov/trav-
el-info-v2/.
who want to hang on to their
hard-eamed money should be
aware that extra driving under
the ilffluence (DUI) patrols will be
out in force during the month of
June. A driver who gets hit with a
DUI arrest can expect the conse-
quences to be costly. The cost of
a DUI could add up to approxi-
mately $ l 0,000; howevex, beyond
the fines of a DUI, the potential
cost is much higher because you
are risking your life or the lives of
others.
A first DUI offense with a
blood alcohol content below 0.16
earns a $500 fine, a 91-day license
suspension (which will add trans-
portation costs), and $100 dri-
ver's license reinstatement fee.
The driver is responsible for the
cost of their vehicle towing and im-
pound and a $300 mandatory al-
cohol evaluation. Attorney and
court fees will cost at least $2,500.
A DUI kicks in high-risk auto in-
surance premiums, which snow-
ball to $6,600 over the minfmum
three years.
"The cost ofa DUI can have a
lasting negative impact in many
ways, including your credit,
lifestyle, and earning power," says
North Dakota's Traffic Safety Re-
source Prosecutor, Aaron Birst.
Photo: Larry Bid
Above: The CanCerViVor team takes a lap as a team looking fabulous while ='Prom'oting a Cure" at lhe Amedcan Cancer Society
Relay for Life in Grafton on June 5.
A DUI can cost more than $10,000
Extra patrols set for June k,.. j
BISMARCK, N.D.'[h-ivers "Did youknowifyouwerear- Late- (Very Late-) Breaking News
for Park River June, 1915
Store. Phone 4.
At a recent session of District
Court in Grafion, four defendants
from Pisek pleaded guilty to un-
lawful sale of liquor [there was
statewide prohibition]. Discretion
prevents ine frOm mentionin'gtheir
names, because the last names are
all familiar, and they may have
been someone's gTandfathers. Or
gandmother for that matter--one
was Mrs. [name omitted].
The Bank of Park River has in-
stalled a new Burroughs Posting Ma-
chine, at a cost of $715 (!) tt oper-
ates like an adding machine, the
Gazette notes, "the loose-leaf ledger
sheets with each man's account are
slipped into the machine." All de-
posits are added, and checks are sub-
tracted, and the end-of-the day bal-
ance is automatically calculated
and printed` If there is an overdraft,
the machine indicates it in red ink.
[Author's note: this sounds very
much like the posting machine that
I, as a high school student, and vet-
eran employees like Alice Jorgenson
and Joan Fail, used at the First
State Bank.]
According to the Walsh County Sheriff's De-
partment the fire was contained in the north
bedroom of Apartment A-3&4, but there was
smoke damage throughout the entire complex.
"It was pretty cool because the fire depart-
ment said if he wouldn't have noticed it so
quickly then there would have been a lot more
damage," Amanda said of her son's actions.
Both boys were presented with shirts at the
Park River Volunteer Fire Department's June 15
meeting that said it all: "I reported a fire and
saved someone's life."
Amanda said that she hopes that others see
the good work that these two boys did and know
that they can be heroes in their hometowns as
well.
Lucas and Quintin's advice for what to do if
you see danger is simple: Call 91 | or tell some-
one to call 911.
rested for a DUI in your personal
vehicle, your commercial driving
license may be suspended? Penal-
ties also go up for higher blood al-
cohol levels. If there is injury or
property damage involved, the
costs could continue to climb.
But the ultimate cost would be a
fatality due to your decision to
drink and drive."
The month of June has the
second-highest average number of
fatalities over the last ten years;
only October has had more fatal-
ities.
"The risk just isn't worth it. Do
yourself and everybody else a fa-
vor: don't drive hnpaired. When in
doubt, call a cab or find other trans-
portation," Birst advises.
Law enfolxement patrols will be
on alert during Jtme for drivers un,
der the influence of alcohol, in-
toxicants, narcotics or other drugs.
The added patrols are expected to
help prevent DUIs, as well as
getting impaired drivers off the
roads.
In 2014, nearly 45 percent of all
naotor vehicle fatal crashes were al-
cohol-related.
More information about the
penalties for DUI in North Dako-
ta is available at code-
fortheroad.com/dui-cost.
By David Larson Misses Selina Gunhus and A maes
for The Press Fauskee, together with C. Bjomeby
PARK RIVER, N.D. ..... On Jtme and A. Midgarden motored to the H.
3, the Park River Herald ran is first.. Gunhus farm. [Selina Gunhus
alsomv aa !or PostXoastis ....... _,' :;Bjorneby was the: second grade
• 9. xgnage tes t .Sg.c..l inzfa,c.her for mbfis older tblks.]
terest? Call 164. ' ..... ChnstaesBlgHlppodrtmeShov:
The Lyric Theater is nearing 8:30Tuesday. Waterproof Canvas,
completion. Owners Waltstrom Free Exhibition and band concert at
and MacEachern plan to show "Tess the ballpark, 6:30.
of the Storm Country", starring The largest class in the history of
Mary Pickford, on opening night, the city high school graduated---
School board election: Ml. Mary 35. The agricultural school had four
Cun'ie was elected to the board, graduates this year.
along with P.S. Hilleboe and Dun- Dr. McEssy, successor to Dr.
can White. Sandven, over Anderson's Drug
-" -" -'._----'-__:-".,_ _-_----_"-_-"£-LE --Z-:_ =. --
thinking and action taken to alert the authorities.
Two individuals were apprehended the next
day for the alleged arson. Aaron R Femelius, 21,
was charged with arson and five counts of en-
dangering by fire or explosion and Jennifer R.
Lanter, 22, was charged with conspiracy to coin-
mit arson and five counts of endangering by
fire or explosion. Both Femelius and Lanter
face up to 60 years in prison and $120,000 dol-
lars.
HELP WANTED
WlLLISTON TRINITY CHRISTIAN School, now
hiring: Dean of Students, K-12 PE, K-12 Art, Grade
3, Grade 4. Emaih ecrawford@tcsnd.org, 701-774-
9056.
RAY PUBLIC SCHOOL is seeking a 6th grade
teacher to be a part of the community and our
school family. Apply to Ben Schafer, Supt. (701)
568-3301 or ben.schafer@rayschools.com
THE CITY OF RUGBY is seeking an Executive
• Development Director. Salary is negotiable with ex-
perience. Send resume to: Rugbt Job Authority
PO Box 136, Rugby, ND 58368. No Phone Calls.
EXTENSION AGENT-IN-TRAINING,
ANR/Eddy-Foster-Wells Counties. NDSU is an
EEOIAA-MIFNET/Disability Employer. Open until
flied. Apply at: https://jobs.ndsu.edu/postings/6218
Exempt from ND Veterans' Preference require-
ments.
EXTENSION AGENT, ANR/McHenry County.
NDSU is an EEOIAA-M/FIVET/Disability Employer.
Open until filled. Apply at:
https://jobs.ndsu.edu/postings/6430. Exempt from
ND Veterans' Preference requirements.
DIRECTOR OF NURSING: position available
at the Strasburg Care Center, located in South
Central ND. Qualifications desired are a valid ND
RN license with BSN preferred, long term care ex-
perience, and managerial experience. SCC offers
a full benefit package with a competitive wage. If
interested in joining our 5-Star Facility team please
contact Brian Schumacher at 701-336-2651 or 409
S 3rd Street, Strasburg, ND 58573.
WELLS COUNTY SHERIFF'S Office seeking
to fill full time position of a DEPUTY. Preference to
POST certified. If interested, contact Sheriff Law-
son at (701) 547-3211 or jozlawson@nd.gov or
mail resume, cover letter, and references to Wells
County Sheriff's Office, 700 Railway St N, #306,
Fessenden ND 58438.
MCLEAN COUNTY IS hiring one or more full-
time Jailer/E-911 Dispatchers. For more informa-
tion regarding this position call 701-462-8541 or e-
mail Ifoss@nd.gov
SPORTING GOODS SALES, Gerrells Sports
Center. Exciting traveling sales opportunity in
Northwest and north central North Dakota. Salary,
commission, benefits. Send resume to sdger-
rells@gmail.com or 701-662-8133.
STEELE ELEVATOR has a Manager position
available. Send resumes to PO Box 259, Steele,
ND 58482. Contact (701) 475-2334 or (701) 471-
4501.
COME JOIN OUR TEAM. Fast growing
propane company looking for an experienced
propane delivery person. CDL and Hazmat license
required. CETP training desired but will train. Com-
petitive wages based on experience. Full benefit
package: paid health insurance, 401K plan, PTO,
etc. Send resume to: Farmers Union Oil of Port-
land, Post Office box 218, Portland N.D. 58274 or
call 701-788-3760.
RAILROAD VEGETATION CONTROL: Full-
time traveling opportunity, 60-80 hours/week, $11-
$15/hour, meal allowance, paid lodging & benefit
package. RAW, Inc. in Cooperstown, ND-
888.700.0292 [ www.rawapplicators.com ]
info@rawapplicators.com
JOHNSON FARMS TRUCKING Wathalla, ND,
is looking for OTR drivers and Owner operators.
Drivers making $60,000+. New 2015 trucks! No
Northeast runs. Call 800-437-5349.
CLASS A OTR DRIVER WANTED.
Reefer/drive in. Home weekly. Starting .38 to
.40/mile, DOE. Benefits: Health Insurance, Sign-
On Bonus, Paid Vacation. Bill (701.) 527-7215.
SEMI DRIVER WANTED. Clean driving record.
Run 5 states and 2 Canadian Providences. Need
passport. Home weekends. Newer truczks and
hoper trailers. Call 701-776-5467.
CENTRAL N.D. DIRT and field drain tile con-
tractor seeking dependable individual. Full time
employment. Must have good operator and me-
chanical skills. No long distance work. 701-341-
0454/kingdom@daktel.com
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NOW RENTING! STARTING at $900/mth! Sil-
ver Waters 55+ Retirement Community, Grand
Forks. New 1 & 2 bedrm's, elevator, community
rooms, Ht/wtr/swg/garb/underground parking in-
cluded. 701-757-0926, www.livewithlux.com
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WANT'ED: MINERAL INTERESTS/Oil & Gas
Leases - Experienced Family Owned Oil Produc-
tion & Exploration Co. We'll Help You Monetize
Your Mineral Assets. Send details to P.O. Box
8946, Denver, CO 80201. MineralAssets@qwest-
office.net, 877-754-3111.
NORTH DAKOTA FARMLAND values are at
all-time highs! Contact Kevin Pifer 701-238-5810
(kpifer@pifers.com) for Free Farmland Valuation
Land Auctions & Farmland Management Services.
www.pifers.com
LAND WANTED
LAND WANTED. BUYING crop. land, pasture
and CRP land, will lease back. Confidential 612-
220-1042. Leave detailed message.
LAND FOR SALE
PREMIUM HUNTING LAND - SOUTHWEST
ND FOR LEASE. Pheasants, Deer (White Tail &
Mule), Grouse and Coyotes. 4 Units offered. Lo-
cated near: Elgin & Carson, ND & Morristown, SD.
CONTACT: Dwight Hofland, Pifer's Auction & Re-
alty, 877.700.4099 or dhofland@pifers.com
1,037 ACRES, CROPLAND & Pasture, Gross
Land Bid SALE, near Balta, ND. Details
www.jjlarueconsultingfirm .corn or grossland-
sale@aol.com Jack Hoffner, Consultant, 701-799-
9151.
BUILDINGS FOR SALE OR LEASE
LOCATE OR RELOCATE YOUR BUSINESS -
6,000 sq. ft. steel building available in LaMoure,
ND. (formerly a grocery store). Inquiries:?LCDC,
Box 262, LaMoure, ND 58458.
HORSES
HORSE BUYER. June 25 Stockmans East
Barn, Dickinson. 9-5. Top dollar, all classes of
horses. Licensed and bonded buyer. Just bring
your horse or call 612-839-9568.
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
WHITE 4-150 TRACTOR 4967 hours with
major overhaul less than 100 hours ago, $9,000.
White 4-180 tractor 2162 hours, always parked in
a shed, $11,000. Melroe 8-18's pull type plow with
coulters and packer, $4,000. John Deere 6-16's
semi mount plow with coulters and packer, $2,000.
Oliver 6-16's semi mount plow with coulters and
packer, $2,000. 4 bottom plow, packer and drill,
$1,000. Equipment located near Towner ND. Call
714-321-5644.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICE: FAMILY MUTUAL Insurance Co. An-
nual Policyholder meeting will be held 6-24-15 at
1:00 pm at the Cando Masonic Lodge.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
GEOTHERMAL HEATING & COOLING SYS-
TEMS. Commercial, residential & shop buildings.
Economical heating & cooling. Federal tax credits,
electric rebates available. Earthloop Geothermal
Systems, Fosston 218/435-6379.
ND MEDIA GUIDE: Names, addresses, phone
• numbers, e-mails of all ND newspapers, radio/TV
stations, specialty publications. Only $25. ND
Newspaper Association, 701-223-6397.
NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
placement made easy! You make only ONE call
and get only ONE bill! Contact the North Dakota
Newspaper Association for details: 701-223-6397.
MISCELLANEOUS
WE MAKE IT easy to place an ad in one or all
89 North Dakota newspapers. One order, one bill,
one check. We provide the ad design and
tearsheets. Call the North Dakota Newspaper As-
sociation, 701-223-6397.