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Musselshell/GoldenValley Weed District, the Musselshell/Golden Valley 4-H Council and Jennifer Fosjord with MSU Extension held the first annual noxious weed pull on June 6th 2020 and it was a huge success! The 4-H members along with their parents learned about spotted knapweed and why it needs to be controlled. Teams of 2 were formed ending up with over 19 teams. The teams learned that spotted knapweed stops native plants from thieving, that one spotted knapweed plant can produce over 25,000...
Roundup has several options for auto repair, and one of those options is Dimmick's Auto. Tim Dimmick, the owner, started a service shop in Roundup many years ago. He then moved to Harlowtown with his family, running his business there until 2010. Tim and his wife Dee moved back to Roundup after their children graduated from Harlowtown. Tim has continued doing repair since returning to Roundup, also working at the mine for a few years. In January of this year, Tim moved his automotive service...
Meals on Wheels.. Golden Thinble.. Musselshell Museum.. Senior Kitchen.. Volunteers needed for these positions. We cannot keep these services going without your help. These services are very important to our community and our Senior Citizens. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old. There are many days and shifts to choose from. Call RSVP at 323-1403 or email: [email protected] or message on Facebook: South Central MT RSVP Roundup. Please help. Thank You...
MUSSELSHELL COUNTY COMMISSIONER’S AGENDA JUNE 22nd, 2020 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old business Extension Office and Fairgrounds repairs Discuss the County’s next move on Flood Plain Violations Accounting Audit Deed for the Melstone property. Updated Phone system. Lights at cemeteries New County website New Business Storage for the Courthouse departments Groundwater monitoring/Farmers Union. Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks 9:00 Lorie Jett Cap...
Thanks to all the volunteers and folks at PRCA we will bring you our second annual PRCA rodeo! "Com Hell or High Water". Any donations, please send to PO Box 507, Roundup, MT 59072. We appreciate your support! Any questions please call Angie at 406-320-1088 cell or 406-323-1100 work....
A MAN AFTER GOD’S HEART David was called by God “a man after God’s own heart”. I like to read about David because he was a person who knew and understood God. Many of the things David writes about had not yet come to pass when David wrote them. He was ahead of his times because He actually knew God and was not just writing from his own feelings and problems. Yes, he did write some of those feelings and problems in the Psalms, but his conclusion was always that God was in control and that God was the only hope he had. Turn with me to Psalm 24 an...
Republican Legislative Leadership Disappointed by "Meeting" with Governor Bullock HELENA, Mont. - Last week, Republican Legislative Leadership sat down with Governor Bullock to discuss Montana’s failing economy and budget issues due to the Governor’s closures. While Leadership appreciated the rare opportunity to discuss the pressing issues facing Montanans with the Governor, this meeting merely served as a press conference for the Governor’s campaign with hand-picked members of the Press, and provided no opportunity to have substantive conve...
“If you have nothing to hide. You have nothing to fear!” This is the message governments have told their people from time immemorial, especially tyrants of socialist countries: Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mao Ze Dong and Pol Pot. All designed to paralyze freedom buffs of every nation. Today Communist China watches her people more than any other country on earth reportedly from high tech surveillance technology often obtained in part from Google. Cameras are everywhere recording everything that happens in many big cities, as for example the city of G...
WASHINGTON – The Department of Justice today announced more than $2.3 million in grant awards for Montana as part of nearly $400 million in grant funding through the Department’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) COPS Hiring Program (CHP). The Attorney General announced funding awards to 596 law enforcement agencies across the nation, which allows those agencies to hire 2,732 additional full-time law enforcement professionals. In Montana, 12 sheriff's offices and police departments were awarded more than $2.3 mil...
7Our father, Bud (James Ray) Jones, was welcomed into this world by his parents James Dewey Jones and Iva Viola (Harbour) Jones on July 1, 1925 in Roscoe, Texas. At a very early age he'd received the nickname "Bud," because his older brother Walter Carroll could not pronounce his name. Bub, short for brother, turned into Bud, and he was known as Bud Jones for the rest of his life. Bud was a very intelligent young man and graduated Roscoe school systems in a total of 10 years. After graduation...
Ignatius (Ned) Schaff passed away June 11, 2020 on the Schaff family farm following a battle with cancer. He was born to parents Mike and Audenia Schaff on the same family farm on July 18, 1934. He graduated from Lavina High School in 1951 and worked for brief periods of time for Sherwin Williams and for his brother. He then returned to farming/ranching working first with his brothers, and then with his children and grandchildren. Ned married Gail Belcher Schaff on June 1, 1957, celebrating 63...
Buddha Robson’s service will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, August 1, at the Roundup Community Stage. 800 4th Street East, Roundup. Seating is not available so bring your own lawn chairs. Luncheon to follow service....
Commissioner June 1, 2020 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 8:30 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Carlson was present. There was no public present. Pledge of Allegiance. Ruth Mayo met with the Com¬missioners regarding encroach¬ments on a County Road. Commissioner Carlson made the motion to approve the agenda as is. Commissioner Borner seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Carlson will not be present for the June 15, 2020 meeting. Commissioner Carlson made the motion to approve the minutes from May 26, 2020 as is. C...
You plant and tend your gar¬den hoping to enjoy a bountiful harvest and beautiful blooms. Despite proper planning and planting, insects can move in and wreak havoc on your gar¬den. The good news is you can manage problem pests without harming the pollinators that are so important to your garden. Start by reviewing the care your plants need to thrive. Make sure you are watering thoroughly and only when needed. Consider mulching the soil with shredded leaves, evergreen needles or oth¬er organic material to conserve moisture, moderate soil te...
As Montanans look forward to summer, the Montana De¬partment of Revenue has a re¬minder: Federal and state in-come taxes are due July 15. “Montanans have handled a lot in these past few months, so I thank all those who have already filed their returns,” said Gene Walborn, director of the Depart¬ment of Revenue. “For those who haven’t, this is a good time to make sure you have your tax information available and find any help you may need to file.” Filing electronically is the easiest and most secure way to submit your return, and is the quick...
Roundup, MT, June 15, 2020 — Customers of the Musselshell County USDA Service Center may now conduct business in person in the office by appoint¬ment only. Visitors will be pre-screened based on health concerns or recent travel and must adhere to social distanc¬ing guidelines. According to local guidelines, visitors must wear a face covering during their appointments. - OR - Face coverings are encouraged but not required for in-office ap-pointments. Visitors must call ahead and schedule an appointment. Farm Service Agency: (406) 323-2067 ext...
We promised a look at the Crow Indian religion, but before beginning, we must be a little more specific. If we wanted to sketch, say, the religion of Italians, we would have to decide if we meant in 300 BC, 400AD, 1500AD, or exactly when, because practices, even gods, changed over time. When anthropologists talk about traditional Crow religion, they mean as formed during the time period, 1725-1770, during which their culture changed radically, due to ...? This is a quiz to see who remembers...
The Roundup Swim Team is very excited to announce that in spite of COVID-19, WE ARE HAVING A SEASON! This year the schedule is quite modified compared to our usual eight weeks of invitational meets, divisional meet, and state meet. The Montana Federation of Swimmers board met and decided to split the Eastern Division into two parts: 1) East of the East and 2) West of the East. Roundup is part of six teams who are considered West of the East along with Lewistown, Chinook, Harlem, Malta, and Glasgow. Sidney, Glendive, Scobey, and Plentywood are c...
