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Looking for a way to relax and shine up those chore hands? Nixi's Nails is the new manicurist in town. Jenny Smith opened her downstairs salon in June 2019 when she and her husband bought their house at 702 2nd Street West. She began doing nails in Roundup in 2018 from an RV that she had renovated and has now opened her lovely salon in her new home. Jenny has been doing nails for 30 years. She and her husband had moved to this area from Michigan in 2015. Jenny treats feet and hands, and if you...
All Results are on Pages 5, 6 & 10 Exhibitor Name Club Division Ribbon Placing Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Senior Swine Showmanship Blue Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Photography / Level 2 Purple Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Shooting Sports / Air Rifle Blue 1 Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Market Swine Blue 1 Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Market Swine Blue 2 Callie Beckett Broadview Homesteaders Shooting Sports / Air Pistol Blue 1 Callie Beckett...
USDA Rural Development (RD) has awarded Roundup Memorial Healthcare $21,100 for the final funds needed for the lab equipment replacement project. The lab equipment being replaced is the Hematology System and the Coagulation Unit. During these unprecedented times of virus detection, up-to-date lab equipment is more vitally needed than ever. The current hematology system is 8 years old, and 7 years is the standard life of this equipment. The new system would enable a 6-part differential, which is critical and an industry standard to provide best...
The Musselshell Valley Historical Museum has rescheduled their annual yard sale for Saturday, August 22, 2020. The yard sale is one of the few fundraisers for the museum each year. The yard sale will be from 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Please note, we will not be serving food this year due to the COVID situation. The museum is accepting donations for the sale and would like all donations to be clean and in working order. You may bring donations to the museum before the sale. You may ask the greeters for help in where to put the donations. Please get t...
The Roundup Swim Team is a non-profit youth organization participating in M.U.D. They serve ages 5-18 in our community. We are a summer outdoor swimming league which provides physical, mental, emotional, and positive activity for each individual involved. Roundup Swim Team also brings economic support to our community, as well as nine other communities which travel here to spend money at our local businesses. Swim team provides many friendships, both for swimmers and adults, to tie communities together to benefit our youth. Your contribution...
RSVP and Northern Treasures are teaming up again this year to provide what we can in the way of school supplies for our students. First, we are asking for donations from our community, business or personal. This can come a any size cash donation, or if you would rather, you can donate any school supplies you wish. Large or small, we welcome any donations!!! Secondly, if your family is in need of help for you children's school supplies, please call RSVP at 323-1403, email RSVP at...
We, Bryan Adolph, Mike Kilby, Larry Lekse and Sue Olson, former commissioners have read Adam Carlson’s articles and take issue with many of the things he has said. He does not seem to have a clear understanding of the role of the employees and the duties and responsibilities of the county commissioners. Mr. Carlson is wrong on almost every point in his opinion article that we must respond and correct the record. The past commissioners and Amy Angel worked together for many years trying to be fiscally responsible to the taxpayers of M...
This is a response by Shirley Marking and Amy Angel to previous articles in the Roundup Record Tribune. Throughout our time at the county, we believed in being financially frugal as we were dealing with taxpayers’ money. We worked with numerous past commissioners and other elected officials without issue. Between us, we had over 45 years successfully working with nine different commissioners. We and the past commissioners worked hard to ensure that we never raised any unnecessary taxes or spent on unnecessary expenses. The article states that A...
I would like to add the rest of the story to what Adam Carlson wrote about me when I attended the Republican Central Committee meeting. When asked how each of us would fund county roads Mr. Carlson was correct when I said the commissioners could raise the mills and I also said this would take a vote of the people who live out side the city of Roundup and the town of Melstone. This had been tried once and the voters had said no to the increase. I also said the County has almost 1 million dollars in cash in Federal Mineral Leasing revenue. This...
Progressive Socialist Governor, Steve Bullock has ORDERED mail in voting ballots. Two years ago, Montana had a estimated population of about 5,000 illegals living in our state. This number has slowly been growing because of Mexican Cartel activity on our reservations dealing dangerous drugs, like meth. No ID is required for mail in voting. Absentee ballots require proof of identity. Do not allow this commie governor to order how we vote contact your state rep's and say "NO" to Steve Bullock. And also to illegal aliens voting in our sacred...
As our economy begins to recover from the devastation caused by COVID-19, it is more important than ever that our lone representative in Congress be someone that stands for policies that will grow our economy and create jobs. After examining the records of the two candidates running, it is clear that candidate is Matt Rosendale—not Kathleen Williams. Matt Rosendale has a strong business background and a proven record of supporting pro-business policies as State Auditor and a member of the legislature. From providing tax relief, to rolling b...
By Meaghan MacDonald-Pool BOZEMAN — A group of former Montana State University students and their Bozeman-based streaming platform startup have found success in the business world, receiving millions of dollars in investments this year.Special Project Inc., formerly Triple Tree Software, captured $2.26 million in funding this year to help launch its business this fall. Special Project is the brainchild of Sam Lucas and Paul Burton, former MSU students who majored in marketing in the Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship and c...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on ice fishing contests proposed for the 2020-2021 season. Participants must comply with state fishing regulations, including daily and possession limits. Applications for fishing contests may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied by the FWP Fisheries Division in Helena. Conditions placed on contests may help to minimize fish mortality, regulate harvest, reduce user conflicts, and/or require additional access site maintenance when needed.Information on the proposed fishing...
BILLINGS – The Bundy Bridge fishing access site on the Yellowstone River near Pompeys Pillar is reopened to vehicle traffic after Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks repaired spring flood damage. The site closed to all but walk-in traffic earlier in the year after high runoff from the river washed away part of the internal roadway and undercut the outhouse. The river also cut away the boat launch, which remains unusable. FWP moved the outhouse and rebuilt parts of the road to reconnect the exit point, making vehicle traffic possible again.Bundy B...
Butte, Mont. – Aug. 10 2020 – NorthWestern Energy is warning that scammers are likely to use the end of the temporary moratorium on service disconnections to steal money from Montanans. NorthWestern Energy voluntarily stopped service disconnections for non-payment in March to assist customers financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Several additional tools are in place now to assist customers who may be struggling to pay their energy bills. For the safety of our employees, customers and communities, NorthWestern Energy’s walk-in offic...
HELENA—The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is seeking applications for approximately $1 million in funding for nonpoint source pollution reduction projects available under the Federal Clean Water Act. The application process is now open. Nonpoint source water pollution stems from widespread sources and is often associated with specific land uses such as agriculture, forestry, urban and suburban development, and runoff from abandoned mine sites. Common pollutants include sediment, nutrients, pathogens and toxic metals. The r...
You waited all season for that first red ripe tomato only to discover less-than-perfect fruit. Don't worry, you can still have a great harvest and improve things for next season. Blossom end rot is a common problem on the first set of fruit. The bottom of the tomato turns black. This is not caused by a disease but is the result of a calcium deficiency in the developing fruit. This deficiency is usually caused by fluctuations in water uptake by the plant. Fluctuating soil moisture, damage to the roots, excessive nitrogen fertilizer and high...
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(Washington, D.C., Aug. 11, 2020) – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced today that additional commodities are covered by the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) in response to public comments and data. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is extending the deadline to apply for the program to September 11th, and producers with approved applications will receive their final payment. After reviewing over 1,700 responses, even more farmers and ranchers will have the opportunity for assistance to help keep...
Musselshell County Justice Court Charvat, Nathan Charles, Out of jurisdiction arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Miller, Jesse James Nelson, Out of jurisdiction arrest warrant, Transferred to another court Chief, Joey, Speeding on non-interstate, Fines: $70 Flores, Aaron Joseph, Speeding in special zone, Fines: $105 Schmetzer, Kallan Dewayne, Fail to give notice of accident, Fines: $200 and Costs: $35 and Reckless Driving, Fines: %60 and Costs: $25 Zimmer, Yolanda Mae, Obstructing a peace officer, Fines: $260 and Costs: $75 Malmend,...
fines: $50 and Costs: $35 and Operating or moving vehicle on highway, Fines: $60 and Costs: $25 Duggins, James Howard, Operating with expired registration, Fines: $50 and Costs: $35 and Fail to carry proof of insurance, Fines: $260 and Costs: $25 Snider, Savanna Joe, Driving without a valid drivers license, Fines: $500 Wichman, Jerri Lynn, Speeding in special zone, Fines: $20 and Costs: $35 Andres, Sierra Victoria, Dog at large, Fines: $25 and Dog at large, Fines: $25 Davis, Elizabeth Anne, Dog at large, $25 and Dog at large, Fines: $25 Flack,...
Commissioner August 3, 2020 Minutes The meeting was opened at 8:30 by Commissioner Borner. Commissioner Goffena was present. Mike Turley was also present. Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Goffena made the motion to approve the agenda as is. Commissioner Borner seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Goffena made the motion to approve the minutes from the July 27, 2020 meeting. Commissioner Borner seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Goffena and Commissioner Borner attended the Refuse Board meeting on July 28, 2020. The...
This tangy shrimp is a smart way to cut carbs without sacrificing flavor. If you don't have a spiralizer, use thinly julienned zucchini to get a similar effect. —Brigette Schroeder, Yorkville, Illinois TOTAL TIME: Prep/Total Time: 30 min.YIELD: 4 servings. Ingredients • 3 tablespoons butter, divided • 1 shallot, minced • 2 garlic cloves, minced • 1/4 cup tequila • 1-1/2 teaspoons grated lime zest • 2 tablespoons lime juice • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1 pound uncooked shrimp (31-40 per pound), pee...
Roundup's Yard of the Year Max and Pat Pflughoft Editors Choice Award by Lura Pitman...
The Lower Musselshell Conservation District and MSU Extension are teaming up to provide a noxious weed workshop on Thursday, August 27th starting at 9 am. The workshop will be held at the Musselshell County Fairgrounds in the horse barn to maintain social distancing between audience members. There will be 3 private applicator credits available through this workshop. Please RSVP by August 21st! You may contact Wendy Jones at (406)323-2103 or Jennifer Fosjord at (406)323-2704. We will have individual lunches prepared for those who RSVP for the...
