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6- FALLON COUNTY TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2016 FARMER'S UNION C - STORE DAILY SPECIALS - MAY 23 - 27 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Drummies Mini Burritos Pizza w/Cheesy BBQ Pork w/French Fries w/Cheeseballs Breadsticks & w/French Fries $6.00 $6.00 F'Real Shake $7.00 $6.00 Chicken Noodle Tomato Basil Potato Cheddar Cheese Broccoli Soup Soup SOUP Soup Friday Cheeseburger w/Onion Rings $6.00 Chicken Noodle Soup Ira Farmer's tjni°11 13 C : il k, N C ,T o• www.farmersunionoileenex.com Meet the candidates running for County Commissioner What do you see as the most pressing issues in Fallon County? Randy Hoenke I believe the most pressing issue is the decrease of oil and gas revenues. This means that we have to be very financially responsible to keep the county running smoothly. We need to keep and take care of the things that we already have. Fighting to keep our tax rev- enue in our own county Maintaining our infrastruc- ture, roads, bridges and cul- verts To recruit and retain quali- fied doctors, nurses and per- sonnel for our hospital and clinic. Our population is defi- nitely getting older and the need for medical care, as- sisted living and retirement housing is great. Mental health and chemical dependency. Roy Rost The role of the Commis- sioners is to serve their con- stituents, and as such it is the citizens' concerns that the Commissioners should find most pressing. Rather than pursuing a personal agenda I will focus on the issues that are important to the people. I realize that the interests and concerns of Fallon County citizens are varied and some- times in conflict. Two of the most frequent concerns ex- pressed to me include rural road conditions and the hos- pital. Every issue has multiple perspectives and I intend to examine those issues impar- tially in order to produce common sense solutions. Cer- tainly one pressing topic is the shrinking tax revenue, which directly affects all other is- sues. My work on Fallon County's Growth Policy has underscored for me the im- portance of planning for the future and wisely budgeting and managing tax dollars. We need to maximize the return on every dollar spent. It is also vital that there is trans- parency and accountability in all use of county funds. As Commissioner I want every voice to be heard and every point to be valued in making county decisions in order to best serve and respect the in- terests of the county and each individual. Kevin Dukart Our state legislature has in- truded on the financial re- sources that we depend upon to support our community. Our leaders must be vigilant to assure that the revenue re- mains in Fallon County. Our commission will need to con- tinuously advocate for a voice in Helena. The burden of increased regulations has weighed heavily on local governments. Although some are necessary. we must seek cost effective, common-sense alternatives. Communication of local con- cerns to state and federal offi- cials can ensure that practical solutions are addressed. In matters of significant public interest, my experience in local government has taught me that successful out- comes are derived with in- creased public participation. Public inclusion is essential in the decision -making process. Citizens should feel welcome to bring their concerns to the commission. Our local governing bodies are entrusted to meet the spe- cific needs of those they serve. The boundaries of these bodies must be re- spected. At times our com- mission is asked to make a collaborative effort with local leaders to improve the serv- ices in our community. Mu- tual respect and communication is vital to en- sure that these efforts are suc- cessful. Dave Havens Having traveled throughout Fallon County and spending time with a majority of the rural residents. I believe the most pressing issue that I have become aware of is the condition of the county roads. Let me first state that the con- dition of the roads did not just \happen\. The road issue has been ongoing for years past and it will take the coopera- tion and input of the current commission, the road depart- ment, and the public to solve the issues of narrowed roads, crowning and rutting, and road material deficiencies. We are a close and helping com- munity. There must be an un- derstanding of all entities involved that there are guide- lines for the roads. If we uti- lize the guidelines along with the publics input, I believe there can be uniformity of all the roads throughout Fallon County. We need to develop a working four to eight year plan to upgrade, remodel and have a consistent mainte- nance plan for all roads. I firmly believe this is an achievable goal that can be reached and I look forward to working with everyone in- volved. The roads in Fallon County are crucial for the safety of the fire department, our ambulance service, school buses transporting children to and from school and for county residents to travel to obtain emergency services. In addition, other pressing issues I believe we need to be con- cerned with is our fiscal re- sponsibility in a depressed economy, continued support for our medical resources, availability and transparency of the commission board, continued support of our rural and city fire departments along with our department of emergency services. EVERYONE HAS A STORY TO TELL! If you or someone you know is age 80 or over and would like to share their life story, please contact the Fallon County Times at 406-778-3344 or email fetimes@midrivers.com Remember to VOTE in the Primary Election Tuesday, June 7, 2016 Plevna Notes Continued Plevna Cougars compete at District Track meet in Baker May 13, the Plevna track team consisting of Nicole Allerdings, Laylah Dul in, Jes- sica Paul, and Colter Peterson competed at the District 4C Track Meet in Baker. The top five in each event qualified for the Southern C Divisional meet which will be held May 19 in Laurel. Jessica Paul placed 4th in the discus and 5th in shot put. Colter Peterson placed 5th in the 1600m run. Nicole Allerd- ings placed 3rd in both the 1600m run and the 3200m run. Good luck at Divisionals! - - - NOTICE REAL ESTATE 8c MOBILE HOME TAXES ARE DUE 1 'he second half of the 2015 Real Es- tate Taxes are due and payable on or before MAY 31, 2016. The first half of the 2016 Mobile Home Taxes arc due and payable on or before MAY 31, 2016. After this date, penalty and interest will be added. Barbara E. Ketterling Fallon County Treasurer MNAXLP 0 Fresh Products a\ At Beach Coop - Baker! BREEDING_SEASON COMIN41.1 646110 Food the FlaudIc tub to your bulls & cows 30-45 days before & during brooding • IMPROVE Bull Fertility I IMPROVE Semen Quality • INCREASE Prey Rote DECREASE Open Cows/11 Stephanie Steffes: 778-2226 (office) 978-2226 (cell) for all your feed needs! EVERETTE LEWIS FLASTED ESTATE EQUIPMENT AUCTION TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2016 @ 9:00 A.M. LOCATION: At The Flasted Ranch, Alzada, NIT Directions: From Abada. MT travel ran on Ilvsy. 212 for 3.1 miks to toile marker 20. Turn north and trasel IS miks to the ranch. WATCH FOR SIGNS TRACTORS. IIAV EQUIPMENT. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT, DIRT MOVERS: 1997 JD 7400 4WD Tractor will) 740 Loader, Grapple. Dual Remotes, Powerquad Trans, Rh i Rev. Rear Wheel Wis. 6.657 Ilis, Rear Wheel Wts, Very Good Rubber, PIN RW740011008024 • 2150 Mod. T6050 Elite Nil Tractor. 16 Sp Auto Shift Trans. l.H Rev. wi840TI. Loader wffirap ple, Dual Remotes. Excellent Rubber, 2304 Hrs. Very Nice PIN Z711D01654 • JD 1(1211 Gas Tractor 3pt wiRemote • JD Mod. VT Tricycle Front Tractor SNp 67142 • 1994 NH 2450 Swather. 16' Illead.973 Firs Very Nice • NH Mod DR780A Round Baler wiX-Sweep, Late Belt, SN 45N011362 Great Shape • Hesston Mod 3982. 12 Wheel V Rake • I) Case 111 Cultipacker. Nice • Case III. 12' Offset Disc Mod 7701711 • II' lot 3 Pt. Springtooth Chisle wiFarin King Harrow Attach • 3 Pt 4 Bottom Plow • W Disc • 3pt 6' 2 Way Box Blade • 315 Back Blade • 1231) Tandem Disk PICKUPS. GRAIN TRUCK, TRAILERS AND 4-Wilt:ELF:RS: 2001 Chevy Silserarki 2500110. 4x4. Auto Trans, X'ortec 11100 Eng. AMTM Cass. Bedliner. Trailer Brake Control • 2006 Ford 1 , 250 Super Duty, 44 V10. Auto. VIN IFTSW21106EA81567 • 1983 Chevy Scottsdale 30, VS. 4SP Man. Trans. 4%4. 130,953 Mi. VIN IGCHK34W2111135557 • 1980 Chevy C70 2 Ton Truck. V8,4 SP TOMS wi2 SP Rear End, IV It., %%Stock Racks &Illoist. Really Nice 36k mi. • 1992 Buick Roadmaster Car VIM 10411T5378NR470115, 105515 kb • 1989 Hillsboro 7x Ill Stock Trailer w/Center Gate • 2007 Polaris Sportsman 450. ()n Demand AVs'D 4 Wheeler CAKE BIN, FEEDERS. LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT, TACK. ARNESS: Cow Country 25 Ton Overhead Cake Bin • Small Gravity Cake Feeder • Powder River Calf Table • Numeous Wooden Sheep Panels • Wooden Lambing Jugs • Multiple ur & 12 . Panels • A Variety of Livestock Equipment and Vet Supplies • 3 Heavy !My Round Bale Feeders • 2 3 It Hyd Round Bale tTnrollers • Misc. Tack and Harness Sets & Pieces • 9 Saddles of Various Makes and Sizes (I4'.15' Maker. like Circle Y. JM Saddlery, and Longhorn) 1974 NRCA Champ Breakaway Saddle • 1995 Firestone Hay Wagon • Set Of # Brands SHOP EQUIPMENT, WATER PUMPS & SPRAYER, MOWER ANI) POST HOLE DIGGER: New Titan Self Contained Gas Powered Trash Pump • New Titan Ind Tae -2T (Ias Powered Air Comp • New Atlantic Gas Power 2200 PSI Pressure Washer • Pipe Wrenches, Socket Sets. Wrench Sets • Punches. Chissles Ilarmners And Other Hand Tools too Numerous Ill Mention • Chain Boomers • Chains • Misc Power TODIS • 200 Gal Sprayer on Skid willose Reel. [harmless Mottles. Honda GX160 5.5 IIP Eke Start Eng • Ford Series 9113 3 Pt Post hole Digger • 25 Gal Saddle Mount 4 Wheeler Sprayer RUNNING GEARS & SIISCELANEOUS: 2 Steel Post Pounders • Fence Stretchers • Asst Shovels, Scoop Shovels. Spades • Handyman Jacks • 2 Window Mt Air Conditioners • 4 Running Gears svIlay Rack • Chen Freezer • Numerous 300 & 5000a1 Fuel Tanks • Tom 21 Self Propelled Mower • Uhl 034 ChAilliaW • Alum 4 Wheeler Ramps • Some Furniture. AlICTI4)NEERS NOTE: Since Everette's passing in 2012 most of this equipment has very little, if any use. Everette bought good quality equipment and kept the majority of it in a shed while not in use. We expect to find many more items prior to sale day so plan to he on time and spend the day with us. All items will sell \As -Is\ will, no warranty expressed or implied. TIAMS: Cash or good check with current photo Drhers License. All applicable sales taxes will apply.lbere will be a loader on the premises thmugh Wednesd,;,. Slay 25. 2016. All items must be removed by Wednesday. May 25,2016 unless special arrangements are made. Buyers must show a paid receipt prior tO removing items from premises. All equipment must be paid for day of sale. All sales are final. Announcements made sale day take precedence MCI' all others. printed or implied. FIRST ME RIMERS WISHING IT)WRITE A PERSONAL CHECK IN EXCESS OF MORO WILL NEED RANK LETTER OF CREDIT. A McNAMEE LAND A AUCTION H VCR WILL RE SERVED. For more information contact McNamee Land & Auction (307) 467-5523 www.mcnameeauction.com
