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Dave Picchioni and Jim Schladweiler were honored at the City Council meeting last Tuesday for their many years of service to the City of Roundup. Neither is running for re-election. Jim has been on the Council for 28 years and Dave has been a member 14 years. Mayor Sandra Jones presented a plaque in appreciation to each of them....
Roundup, Montana – Please join Roundup Memorial Healthcare at their community health fair on Saturday, September 14, 2019. There will be fun for all ages! The health fair will take place in the Roundup City Park with vendors from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Vendors include a kid’s teddy bear clinic, car seat checks, Frontier Cancer Center, Roundup Ambulance, DES, Musselshell County Sheriff, VA bus, mobile mammography and so many more! St. Vincent Healthcare Help Flight will be landing on site at 10:30 am. There will be a 5K Fun Run/Walk or a 1 mile walk...
Elk getting ready for hunting season up near the N-Bar Ranch....
Front Row Left to Right: Mr. Thackeray, Mr. Eislein, Mr. Wolff, Mr. Stepper, Mr. Bourn, Mr. Ochoa, Mr. Larson, Mr. Stahl, Mr. Gantner, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Schaff 2nd Row Left to Right: Ms Underseher, Mrs. Perella, Mrs. Birdwell, Mrs. Bedford, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Schaff, Ms. Lemmel, Mrs. Harper, Mrs Christiaens, Mrs. Flora, Mrs. Tull 3rd Row Left to Right: Mrs. Smith, Ms. McNamara, Mrs. Lesnik, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Goffena, Mrs. Russell, Robert Dawson 4th Row Left to...
Do you remember when you were a child? You used to play kids games and depending on where you were at and who you were playing with, you would eventually run into another kid or group of kids who played the same game but with different rules. An argument generally follows with both sides claiming ultimate knowledge to the right rules of the game. Somebody either gives in, and the rules change, or someone picks up their toys and goes home. But understand that there is a rule book somewhere for about every game. Those are the rules by which we ar...
How often we hear that word, but do we know what it means? It comes from a combination of 2 Greek words-meta, which means change, and noyia which means your mind. Change your mind. Sounds simple doesn’t it. But as humans we get set in our ways and our thinking so we only listen to those who agree with us and never think about changing our minds. About anything. Well, God changed my mind long ago and is still changing it. My dad used to yell at me all the time. He had such a loud vocie that he could yell at the referee half-way down the b...
I am not sure if the community is aware of how many officers have been hired and then let go before their probationary period is over. To my knowledge, 1 officer was encouraged to resign once the new Sheriff took office. And, since Sheriff Lesnik’s hiring, he has hired and then let go 2 new officers. The two new officers is what I’m concerned about. These new officers appeared to be individuals who wanted to support changes within the department. These individuals both understood the community’s frustration with “protecting the good old boy...
The energy industry is waging war against climate change -- and winning. This week, the Environmental Partnership, a group of oil and gas firms dedicated to cutting greenhouse gas emissions, released its first annual progress report. The results are impressive -- and showcase what happens when an industry unites to further the public good. The Environmental Partnership launched in late 2017 with 26 members. Within 12 months, it more than doubled in size to 58 members -- including 32 of America's top 40 oil and gas producers. Today, its members...
Accepting Grant Applications Applications for grants from the Signal Peak Community Foundation are being accepted until September 15, 2019. Grants will be awarded at the October meeting of the Foundation Board to non-profit organizations located in Musselshell County. The Board’s general guidelines for applications are: • Grant must be secular, non-profit organizations • Emphasis on infrastructure related projects • Preference for projects where sponsoring organization covers part of the project costs • No operating or personnel costs • G...
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently fed a video to Instagram of her driving through an uninhabited rural area sarcastically saying “many votes … are out there,” mocking the Electoral College. Such ignorance could destroy it and our republic. Those in this camp prefer the popular vote but without the College a close race would make the election far less settled and result in massive civil unrest perhaps even civil war. The Electoral College legitimizes the outcome. In the 2016 presidential election Trump won 304 electoral votes to Clint...
MUSSELSHELL COUNTY COMMISSIONER’S AGENDA SEPTEMBER 9th, 2019 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Ambulance Barn/Impound Refuse property Old business Extension Office and Fairgrounds repairs Discuss the County’s next move on Flood Plain Violation Policy for claims Accounting Audit Cameras 9:00 Lorie Jett Bids -Commons windows & waterline, Complex hydrant, doors and windows 9:30 Road #4 alteration. Meathouse project. eACCESS updates. Computer updates Employee wage inc...
Jane D. Bonine of Roundup, MT formerly of Miles City, passed away peacefully on August 29, 2019. She was born November 3, 1939 in Three Forks, MT to James and Alma Donahue. She grew up there and graduated from Three Forks High School in 1957. Jane attended MSU in Bozeman where she received her degrees in Elementary Education and Home Economics. While at MSU, she met Dick Bonine. They married on June 28, 1960 and moved to the Pine Hills area of Miles City where they started their family. Although Jane was never employed outside the home, she...
Author Cheryl Heser of Forsyth, former Rosebud County Library Director, will present a program and a book signing in Roundup on Sunday, September 15, as part of the outreach for her book published by Morgan James Publishing of New York. Roundup Community Library will host a book signing from 2:00-4:00 that Sunday afternoon, including some readings by Heser at 2:30 and 3:30. The program on “Grief, Healing and Faith“ will be hosted by First United Methodist Church at 319 1st Street West from 7:00-8:00p.m. with questions and book signing time ext...
Many may have passed the flyer for the Adams Hotel open house for the first weekend of September. I have long been fascinated with the hotel and was very excited to tour the inside. Traveling out on a warm, sunny, Sunday, we attended this open house. Outside, cars filled the parking lot. The smell of barbeque on the side of the tattered hotel was drawing people to eat. The hotel porch was bustling with people laughing and visiting as though it had been open for years. One could almost imagine...
A dinner theatre presented by Friends of Musselshell School, Inc. and enhanced by the spectacular talents of the Illustrious Musselshell Players will be held two nights, Friday September 20th and again Saturday, September 21st at the Musselshell School Community Center. The evening will feature dinner and the two-act western comedy, “The Wrong Side of the Law” written by Dave Brandl. Seating for the dinner theatre begins when the doors open at 5:30 p.m. A matinee performance will be presented on Sunday, September 22nd when the curtain ope...
BILLINGS – Two sportsmen’s groups each pitched in $1,000 in reward money for information leading to a conviction in cases in which three trophy bull elk were killed illegally and left to waste. Montana Chapter of the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers and the Montana Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife each added to the $1,000 offered by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks through its 1-800-TIP MONT program. Anyone with information about the cases now is eligible for a reward of up to $3,000 by calling FWP game warden Randy Hutzenbiler at 406...
A semi truck hauling a wind generator blade became stuck at the intersection of Main Street and Eighth Avenue for about an hour Thursday morning. These blades, built in Texas, are on their way to Geyser Montana. They are longer than the ones that have passed through Roundup before making clearance with telephone poles, signs and the Big Sky Motel building at the intersection very tight. With some maneuvering, the first truck, measuring a bit over 230 feet from the front bumper to the end of the...
Varsity Football Fall 2019 9/14/19 Saturday @ Bainville 1:00 pm Broadview-Lavina High School Volleyball 9/12/19 Thursday @ Custer/Hysham JV 5:15 pm Varsity 6:30 pm 9/13/19 Friday RPR @ Broadview JV 5:30 pm Varsity 6:30 pm 9/16/19 Monday Harlowton @ Broadview B Team 4:00 pm A Team 5:00 pm 9/16/19 Harlowton/Ryegate @ Broadview JV 6:00 pm...
(Billings, Mont.) – Nutra-Lix, Inc. the beef liquid supplement manufacturer based in Billings, Montana recently hosted their dealer network at the Billings Hotel & Convention Center August 26 – 28, 2019 for their Annual Dealer Sales Meeting. Nutra-Lix hosts this meeting each year as an opportunity for their dealers to learn the latest in beef nutrition and hear from top sales experts. The meeting featured several highly respected speakers concerning topics about fetal programing in beef cattle. the role of proper cattle nutrition, and sal...
It was a challenging weekend for the Ladies, the Youth and the Open teams at the 5th Annual Ingomar Ranch Rodeo as the stock, feeling pretty happy after getting fat and sassy on this year’s grass, the dust kicked up from the welcome breeze, and the challenge of roping, riding, milking, branding, sorting, doctoring and bucking (not only during the ranch bronc ride, but from some contestant horses as well) led to a heck of an event. The contestants, the judges, the announcer, the volunteers and the crowd were ‘all in’ from the first notes of th...
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUNDUP HELD ON August 6, 2019 AT 7:00 p.m. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS. The meeting was called to order by President of the Council James Schladweiler. Clerk/Treasurer Lanter conducted roll call with council members, Picchioni, Weitzeil, Perrella, Griffith III, Toombs, and Fisher present. Also, present was, Assistant Clerk Mann. Absent was Liggett, Mayor Jones, Attorney Lundvall and Director Sibley. Moved by Picchioni, seconded by Perrella to approve the minutes of the July 16, 2019...
August 13, 2019 Present: Bill Milton, Facilitator, Laura Nowlin, Musselshell Watershed Coalition Coordinator; Wendy Beye, MWC Scribe; Craig Dalgarno, Upper Musselshell Water Users Association; Lynn Rettig, Delphia-Melstone Canal Water Users Association; Leon Hammond, Deadman’s Basin Water Users Association; Diane Ahlgren, Mosby-Musselshell Watershed Group; Wendy Jones, Lower Musselshell Conservation District Administrator; Shirley Parrott, Lower Musselshell Conservation District Supervisor; Dusty Olson, Garfield County Conservation District; C...
SprayKriesel, Thomas Edward, Driving a Motor Vehicle while privilege to do so is suspended, Fines: $500 and Costs: $35 and jail time 3 days Garfield Bobby Joe, Unauthorized communications with detained person, Fines: $100 and Costs: $85 Hurkman, Troy Micheal, Holding a speed contest without a written permit, Fines: $150 and Costs: $35 and Reckless Driving, Fines: $160 and Costs: $25 Ronmiller, Cody James, Speeding – exceed restricted speed limit. Fines: $30 and Costs: $35 Wilson, Cooper Eugene, Motorcycle operator allow passenger under 18 w...
Known locally as Nigger Bertie, by all reports she generally was regarded with affection, respect, and, for some of her works, downright admiration. She was a jolly, good-natured soul, rather short and heavy-set, but what endeared her most to the citizens was not her kindness, it was her booze. People claimed hers was the absolute best produced anywhere in the U.S. of A. Since it was the good ole days of Prohibition, when clandestine distilleries were producing moonshine everywhere across our...
