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Mattie (l) and Seth (r) Mastel finished 8th in the state for Team Roping .

This ain’t my first rodeo
By Angel Wyrwas
shelter. als in mid July in Gillette,
Fallon County wrapped up Actually the rodeo par- WY.
its second year hosting the ticipants couldn’t have asked Wheeler went second in
Montana High School Rodeo for better weather this year the first go, won the short go
Finals with a confirmation with lots of sunshine and just and finished the year 11th in Quentin Wheeler, Baker, placed third in the state in Tie Down. Quentin will advance to Nationals
from the MHSRA to play host enough rain at night to keep the state for steer wrestling. in Tie Down Roping in Gillette, WY. (Photos by Darlene Hornung)
again next year. “It’s wonder- the dust down. One hundred In tie down roping (formerly
ful news,” said Fallon Coun- sixty five contestants came known as calf roping) Wheel- enjoy some evening activi- cluded Halloween, Easter, elry/purse vendors. “We try
ty Fairgrounds Manager Lani to give it their best and with er went fourth in the first and ties. “Most activities include Valentines, July 4th, and the to cater to everyone’s needs,”
DeBuhr. “This year went off them came horse trailers, second go and solid in the dancing,” said DeBuhr. “The Ho, Ho, Ho District 5 win- said DeBuhr. “It costs a lot
flawlessly. After hosting the campers, tents and approxi- short go to end the year #3 in kids just love to dance so we ners. to put on an event like this
finals last year we knew what mately 300 horses. the state. He will be moving try to incorporate it into ev- but even with the money we
to expect in terms of volume on to Nationals. ery day including a Cowboy Saturday was the Queen pay out to provide things like
of kids, expectations for reg- Local contestants included Prom on Thursday night. Ev- Coronation. The contestants a professional announcer,
istration, responsibilities for Kathryn Jo Hede, Marm- Mattie Mastel won the re- eryone comes spiffed up, the spent part of two days ear- stock and judges, this is re-
the arena, activities and ven- arth, ND- pole bending, bar- ACT breast collar for break- girls in their prom formals lier in the week competing ally a great money maker
dors. With any event like this rel racing; Mattie Mastel, away. reACT is Montana’s and all the guys in their jack- for this years title. Current for the county. I hear so
there are many moving parts Marmarth, ND- pole bend- teen-led movement against ets and ties. And no one is Miss High School Rodeo and many times throughout the
that all have to work together ing, breakaway roping, team Big Tobacco, sponsoring ro- holding up the wall, they’re Montana’s All-Around Cow- week how nice our facilities
to make it successful. And roping, barrel racing; Seth deo events and scholarships all dancing. It’s great to see.” girl, Opal Harkins from Bill- are, that the people here are
it always helps when there Mastel, Marmarth, ND- team throughout the state. Sister/ ings crowned Sierra Belvin friendly and the families are
isn’t a tornado.” DeBuhr roping; Quentin Wheeler, brother team Mattie and Seth On Friday after lunch from Reed Point as the new happy they are here. The ro-
was referencing last year’s Baker- steer wrestling, tie Mastel finished 8th in the there was a Battle of the Dis- Rodeo Queen. Little cowgirls deo contestants and families
event that was interrupted by down roping; Wyatt Gaskins, state for team roping. tricts involving some pretty everywhere were delighted! are really one big family and
a violent storm and tornado Baker- tie down roping, team inventive costumes. Contes- they draw everyone in.”
sending everyone under the roping. Gaskins also com- After long days of rop- tants and some of their horses Contestants had access to “A couple things that re-
fairgrounds grandstands for peted in the Boys Cutting and ing, riding, wrestling and dressed up in holiday attire many on-site vendors includ- ally sticSkeoeutRiOnDmEyOmPaingde are
will be advancing to Nation- many scholarship interviews according to their MHSRA ing food stands and trucks,
contestants were able to district. Holiday themes in- two clothing, two western 10
tack, cowboy hat and jew-
Senior Citizen’s Centennial Park gets a facelift
By Angel Wyrwas planted perennials in one of the plant- McGonigal
ers so they would come back year after Memorial
The Baker Lions Club has tasked year. “Mr. Alan Wang donated some of Kids’ Fishing
themselves with giving the Senior Citi- his perennials from his own garden for Day
zen’s Centennial Park a crucial facelift. us to use,” said Brookes, “and let us run
“The Lions Club was looking for a new a hose from his house while we were
service project,” said club secretary
Patti Brookes. “We actually acquired planting.” Wang’s residence neighbors The 6th annual Tom Mc-
this park to work on when Mayor Pratt the park and his late wife, Mrs. Ruth Gonigal Memorial Kids’
heard of our search and suggested we Wang, was a master gardener remem- Fishing Day, sponsored by
give it some much needed mainte- bered fondly by many for her beautiful Sons of American Legion
nance.” flowers. Post #35, will be held Sat-
“We’ve had some setbacks,” re- urday, June 17 at Sandstone
Carl Hepperle, long time Lions Club marked Brookes. “The weather has Reservoir (west of Baker,
member, is spearheading the project. not cooperated so it is taking longer to south of Plevna). Roads
He has been working on restoring the complete than originally anticipated. will be marked.
title sign. “The Parks Department took We just work when we can.” Brookes
the sign down,” said Hepperle, “and also mentioned that water is still prob- Registration begins at 8
I’ve been sanding and painting it in lematic. The new plants have not had a.m. for kids ages 2-17 and
their shop.” The park benches are in enough rain and too much wind so educational stations and
the process of being sanded and boards they may already need replaced. “We fishing at 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
replaced. The gazebo is also scheduled have some geraniums and marigolds to
to receive a new coat of paint. plant as well if the weather allows us,” Kids are asked to bring
said Brookes. The water was shut off their own poles as supplies
“One of the planters has been re- at the park some time ago when a valve are limited. Lunch will be
built,” said Brookes, “and members Baker Lions Club members are busy planting flowers to beautify the Senior provided to participants.
have been busy planting flowers to See PARK Page 5 Citizen’s Centennial Park. (Submitted Photo)
beautify the park.” The Lions Club Only shoreline fishing al-
lowed.

Combat Raider 17-3 scheduled for June 27 - 29
ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE, S.D. following PRTC military operations areas supersonic activity will occur above 10,000 should thoroughly review the Federal Avia-
– Combat Raider, a large force exercise in- can expect to see multiple types of aircraft feet Above Ground Level. People living un- tion Administration’s Notices to Airmen, or
volving various military aircraft, is sched- utilizing the areas simultaneously: der the following PRTC military operations NOTAMs, and review flight plans to avoid
uled to begin June 27 in the Powder River areas may be affected: these areas and altitudes where aircraft will
Training Complex, and will conclude June •Powder River One be participating. This can be done by calling
29, 2017. •Powder River Two • Powder River Two
•Powder River Three •Powder River Three 1-800-WXBRIEF, or online at https://sua.
These LFEs provide joint and coalition •Powder River Four •Gap B faa.gov/ and http://www.1800wxbrief.com.
training under realistic scenarios that sup- •Gaps A, B and C A map of the airspace is attached for ref-
port full spectrum operations against modern There is also potential for loud noises erence and can be found on the Ellsworth The NOTAMs for the exercise, issued by
threats and replicate today’s combat opera- associated with sonic booms. All B-1 su- website at http://www.ellsworth.af.mil/Por- the FAA 72 hours prior to its start, will act as
tions. personic activities will occur above 20,000 tals/146/documents/AFD-151103-009.pdf. the final official notice.
feet Mean Sea Level and all transient fighter As a reminder, non-military aircraft
During this period, people living under the

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OBITUARIES Villa Happenings

Pamela
Annette Hickey, 67

Pamela Annette Hickey,
age 67, of Miles City passed
away peacefully in her sleep
in the early morning of June
7, 2017, at her home in Miles
City.
Pam was born March 1, Residents of Superior Care Villa took a field trip to the local green house to buy Colt Custer was visiting at Superior Care Villa on music night with Alvin
plants for their flower garden. Goldie Sparks is shown holding some beautiful moss Madler and Robert Boggs. He happily posed for a photo with the band.
1950, in Rapid City, S.D roses that will find a good home at Superior Care Villa.
to Roger and Betty Nicks.
Pam’s father was a Sergeant
in the US Air Force Bombers
It Ain’t Your
Trade agreement with ChinaDivision. Pam was raised in Pickup Either
Baker, Mont. and graduated
from Baker High School in “So here are the keys to the
new pickup
good for Montana beef producers1968. She was employed
with the Baker Answering With the casket I’ll have to
Service and met a young po- By Rebecca Colnar, be traceable, and beef and go.
lice officer by the name of beef products must be de-
Robert Delaine Hickey. They Montana Farm Bureau rived from cattle less than But it won’t be a problem
were married on October 25, Federation 30 months of age. Only eli- You can drive yourself on
1969, and had been married gible products will be issued home.
Montana cattle may well Well after the service was
show up on Chinese din- over
47 years. ner tables thanks to an his- a UDSA Food Safety and Ma headed where he had
Pam was an avid bowler, toric agreement between the Inspection Service (FSIS) parked The Eddy Award was given to Ed Quinn of Glendive.
loved golfing with her hus- Export Certificate. Clutching the key he had
band, made beautiful dolls United States and China. “The potential for U.S. given Show and Shine Car Show
which won many blue rib- The U.S. Department of Ag- She could certainly get out
bons at the county fair. She riculture has reached a final ranchers is great,” says Dave of the park. By Angel Wyrwas edge to those in need. This
loved playing cards and was agreement with Chinese of- Salmonsen, senior director Oh yes there was a nephew year’s award was presented
a wonderful dancing partner ficials on final details of a of congressional relations, Who’d forgive her if she The 18th annual Baker Car to Ed Quinn of Glendive,
with her husband to country protocol to allow the U.S. American Farm Bureau Fed- seemed strange Show sponsored by the Clas- Mont. The most members
music. Pam was a wonder- to begin the beef exports to eration. “If the protocols go She waved him over to be sic Cruisers car club had a from a car club award, spon-
ful loving partner in marriage China. Secretary of Agricul- through, it will be a great some help splendid showing of 77 cars sored by Prairie Rose Clas-
but also with her husband’s ture Sonny Perdue has an- market. China is currently And handed him the keys and pickups from Montana, sics, was given to the Bad-
to arrange. North Dakota and South Da- lands Drifters Car Club from
businesses, partner in the nounced the posting of tech- importing more than $2.5 bil- Pickups were leaving the kota. Exhibitors and enthu- Glendive with seven cars.
Baker School Bus Service for nical documents related to lion in beef, and that number area siasts gathered at the Baker
30 years. Pam was also at her is steadily increasing. The When someone shoved in Lake Gazebo on June 3rd to “This year we saw a lot
husband’s side with the Mini the beginning of shipments. idea of the agreement was to pots and pans. admire automobiles from the of different cars and new
Store and was an outstand- This is welcome news to be shipping beef by the end Ma recalled she had fixed 1930’s through today. The people,” said Rose Samp-
ing short order cook. She was of the 100-day plank which nothing sun was high and the weather son, Classic Cruisers mem-
last employed at Reynolds Montana ranchers, notes is July 16. There are still Which wasn’t the usual favorable for a successful ber. “The show changes from
Grocery in the Deli Depart- Montana Farm Bureau Na- some conditions that need to plan. day. year to year. We had par-
ment in Miles City. Pam was tional Affairs Director Ni- be met and how quickly the That’s not my stuff she ticipants from 16 different
a very loving mother to her cole Rolf. “After an almost industry can work those out hastily said As always, door prizes and communities and seven car
children. She was a sweet- 14- year hiatus, our mem- remains to be seen. This is And a neighbor’s voice drawings add to the show’s clubs. We missed Miles City
heart and loved her children, bers are anxious to start sell- spoke up festivities. Andy Mjolhus of though due to the road work
ing our high-quality beef “This ain’t your pickup” Killdeer, N.D. was this year’s
grandkids and sisters. Pam back into China. Montana still a very positive develop- And they knew they’d lucky winner of the 50/50 on HighSweaeyP1H2.O” TOS Page 5
loved everyone in her circle ranchers know the beef we ment and we look forward to been tripped up. drawing. The proceeds of
of family and friends. She seeing U.S. beef on its way No wonder the new key the raffle are given as a lo-
always had a kind word for produce is nutritious and to China soon.” wouldn’t fit cal charitable donation by
everybody. wholesome. We look for- No matter how he turned the car club. For the past 13
ward to sharing it with con- Rolf noted that Senator it. years Alvin Croy has given
Pam was preceded in death sumers in China. Expanding Steve Daines is to be com- They both knew the voice the Eddy Award to someone
by her parents, her sister and our export markets is es- mended for his role in mov- behind the grin who is willing to help others,
brother. Pam is survived by sential to help cattle prices ing along this trade agree- A neighbor boy owned and whether it is hunting for spe-
her husband Robert Delaine recover.” ment. “We cannot thank used it. cial auto parts or imparting
Hickey; children: Robert Senator Daines enough for As for the nephew he special mechanical knowl-
(Rob) Hickey II, Betty-Jaye There are specified re- the work he has done to shouldn’t have trusted
Kosbab (Kallie), two grand- quirements for exports to Or been so gullible
children: Destany Kosbab China including beef prod- make this happen and we As to trust his aging aunt
and Damion Kosbab; a sister ucts must be derived from thank Senator Jon Tester for so far
Vivian (Victor) Blake and his continued support on this Nor been so culpable. Fallon County
numerous nieces, nephews, cattle that were born, raised, matter.” By Prairie Singer Times
aunts and uncles. and slaughtered in the U.S.; May 17, 2017
cattle that were imported Prairie Manor Deadline:
Services were held Satur- from Canada or Mexico Tuesday 2
day, June 10, 2017 at Wibaux and subsequently raised
Park. Condolences may be and slaughtered in the U.S.
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UPCOMING EVENTS

Senior Citizen’s Centennial Park Gazebo is in the process of being sanded and boards replaced by Baker Lions Club. Submitted Photo HOPE, do you feel alcohol is causing problems, we
PARK can help, Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the American Lutheran
Rabbitt is aware of mately ten members West near the post of- contribute to the devel- Church.
the water issues,” said have dedicated time to fice. The park was ded- opment of our commu-
Brookes. completing this refur- icated in November District Court is in session the first Tuesday of the first
FROM PAGE 1 “There is electricity bishment and the club 1989 to the senior citi- nity. During the dedi- full week of the month and as often as business warrants.
will maintain the park zens of Fallon County. cation, a time capsule Interested persons are welcome to check a specific sched-
was broken. It has at the park for people in cooperation with the The Park Board felt was buried in the park ule at the office of the Clerk of District Court.
been turned on again who want to have a Parks Department go- that the Montana Cen- that will be unearthed
but currently only two picnic or party there,” ing forward. tennial was the appro- in 2089 when Montana Fallon County Library hours: Monday through Friday 8
of the eight sprinkler said Hepperle, “We are priate time to recog- celebrates its bicenten- a.m. - 5 p.m.; closed Saturdays, Sundays and legal holi-
also looking into hav- The Senior Citizen’s days.
heads are working. ing a light installed in Centennial Park is lo- nize the importance nial.
O’Fallon Historical Museum Winter Hours (Sept. -
May) Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., 1 - 5 p.m. Sum-
mer Hours Sunday - Saturday (June - August) 8 a.m - 5
p.m. Closed on legal holidays.

Driver Licensing Schedule, every Monday, 10 a.m. - 12
p.m., 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., courthouse.

Narcotics Anonymous, The American Lutheran Church,
7:00 p.m., every Wednesday, Kyle Goerndt, 406-891-
0160.

Free Business Development, by appointment, call 406-
748-2990, June 15.

Golden Girls Luncheon, noon, Red River Bistro; Baker
Oil Field Open, 1 p.m., Lakeview Country Club, June 16-
17.

Changed For Life Church services, 10 a.m., Baker Se-
nior Center; Ice Cream Social with Don & Judy Dilworth,
Baker Lake Gazebo, 7 p.m., June 18.

Fair Board meeting, 6 p.m., Fallon County Fairgrounds
exhibit hall, June 19.

Overeaters Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., American Lutheran
Church; Codependent Support Group, noon, American
Lutheran Church, June 20.

City Council, 7 p.m., Fallon County courtroom; Knights
of Columbus, 8 p.m., St. John’s Catholic Church base-
ment, June 21.

Multiple Sclerosis Support Group, 7 p.m., Holy Rosary
conference room 2, call Diana 406-232-1458 or Nicole
232-5698, June 22.

Open House for The Engesser Family, 7 p.m., Thee Ga-
rage, June 23.

Changed For Life Church services, 10 a.m., Baker Se-
nior Center, June 25.

Fallon County Water & Sewer District/Stanhope Addi-
tion, monthly meeting, 5:30 p.m., library basement, June
26.

“Parks Director Scott the gazebo.” Approxi- cated on First Street of what senior citizens

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(l-r) 1955 Chevy Bel Air Custom, Ken and Karen
Griffith, Baker; 1954 Ford Crestline Skyliner,
Lyle Neary, Baker; 1955 Ford Crown Victoria,
Alvin and Becky Croy, Baker.

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Father’s Day celebrated for over 100 years Baker Chamber
By Angel Wyrwas of Commerce & Agriculture
Just as we have set vis’s struggle to promote in 1972, President Richard The world over people take information is available by
Mother’s Day, Ms Dodd Nixon established a perma- Father’s Day as an opportu-
aside Mother’s Day to began a rigorous campaign nent national observance of nity to thank fathers and pay calling 406-778-2266
honor mothers we have a to celebrate Father’s Day in Father’s Day to be held on tribute to them. On this day
day to acknowledge the US. The Spokane Ministe- the third Sunday of June. So- children present Father’s Day
important role played by rial Association and the lo- nora Smart Dodd was hon- cards not just to their dads
the father. The modern cal Young Men’s Christian ored for her contribution at but also grandfathers, uncles,
version of Father’s Day Association (YMCA) sup- the World’s Fair in Spokane stepfathers or any other per-
celebration originated ported Sonora’s cause. As a in 1974. Mrs. Dodd died in son who commands the posi-
in United States of result Spokane celebrated its 1978 at age 96. tion of a father in their life.
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grant projects include the prepa- Advertisement for Bids __________________________ __________________________ Section 34, Township 7 North,
ration of plans, studies, training, REAL ESTATE FOR Range 58 East, M.P.M.
or research for purposes such as Baker Municipal Airport PUBLIC HEARING
development of a growth policy, Baker, Montana SALE - PLEVNA, This is 480 acres of agricul-
zoning and subdivision regula- NOTICE tural land located approximately
tions, housing plans, tax incre- AIP NO. 3-30-30-0004-019-2017 MONTANA seven miles south of the Town
ment finance districts, historical Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction of air- TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 of Plevna. The property consists
preservation along with a variety port improvements for Baker Municipal Airport, Baker, Montana, The Estate of Lloyd W. (Fuzz) of approximately 132 acres of
of other similar uses. will be received by Fallon County and the City of Baker, Montana, 7:00 P.M. Ehret is now accepting bids on grazing land and 348 acres of
until 10 a.m. MT, on July 6, 2017. Bids received will be publicly the following properties in and fallow crop land. The property
For more information on this opened and read aloud at the offices of KLJ, 2611 Gabel Road, Bill- FALLON COUNTY COURT- near Plevna, Montana: fronts onto Sunny Bank Road, a
matter you may contact City ings, Montana. public county road. There are no
Clerk Kevin Dukart at 10 West The bid documents are to be mailed or delivered to the offices of HOUSE COURTROOM 1. House at 321 Conser Avenue improvements on the property,
Fallon Avenue, or by telephone KLJ, 2611 Gabel Road, Billings, Montana, 59102 and shall be sealed West, Plevna and one registered water right
_4_06_-_7_7_8_-_2_6_9_2_. _________2_3_-_2_4_c and endorsed, “Airport Improvements, Baker Municipal Airport, AIP 10 WEST FALLON AVE., for livestock. The property is ad-
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE No 3-30-30-0004-019-2017”. Any bids received after the designated This is a 3-bedroom home lo- jacent to Tract 2, above.
time above will be returned to the bidder unopened. BAKER, MT cated in Plevna, Montana. The
City of Baker Zoning The proposed work includes the following bid schedules approxi- home is approximately 1,992 The property will be sold as-is,
Commission mate quantities: All items pertaining to the square feet with a full basement without warranty except for title.
and a two-car detached garage. The Seller will provide a good
Monday, June 26, 2017 hearing can be viewed at the The house requires repair and and sufficient title insurance pol-
Fallon County Courthouse maintenance. Some appliances icy showing clear title, subject
Fallon County Planning Depart- will accompany the property. only to the usual and customary
Courtroom exceptions. Mineral rights will
10 West Fallon Ave., Baker, ment The home sits on Lots 3 and be reserved, but may be avail-
4, in Block 13 of the Milwaukee able for a separate fee following
Montana The Board of Adjustment will Land Company’s First Addition purchase of the land.
The City of Baker Zoning to the Town of Plevna. The prop-
Commission will conduct a pub- hold a public hearing for a vari- erty has total area of approxi- Sealed bids will be accepted on
lic hearing regarding a Zoning mately 14,000 square feet. the above properties individu-
request associated with the An- ance request submitted by Tricia ally and/or together until 4:00
nexation of JR&R II, LLC, prop- The house will be sold in its p.m. on Friday, June 30, 2017,
erty. The legal description of this Shipman of Baker, Montana. present, as-is condition, without at the Batterman Law Offices,
property is Tract A, beginning warranty except for title. P.C., 12 East Montana Avenue,
at the North quarter Corner of The property is located at 910 P.O. Box 985, Baker, Montana
Section 14, Township 7 North, 2. The Northeast Quarter 59313. All bids must be clearly
Range 59 East, M.P.M., Thence Texas Ave. in the Hitch 3rd Ad- (NE1/4), Section 33, Township marked “Ehret Property Bid”.
S 0 degrees, 10’ 32” E along the 7 North, Range 58 East, M.P.M. Bids will be opened at 4:00 p.m.
West side of the Northeast Quar- dition, Block 006, Lots 4 & the on Wednesday, July 5, 2017. At
ter, a distance of 255.78 feet to This is 160 acres of agricul- the discretion of the property
the south side of the U.S. High- East 25th of 5, Baker, Montana, tural land located approximately owner, following the opening
way 12 right of way, being the seven miles south of the Town of of the bids a live auction may
True Point of Beginning; thence County of Fallon. The reason Plevna. The property consists of be held among the five (5) high
N82 degrees 16’ 25” E along approximately 40 acres of graz- bidders at a date and time to be
said right of way, a distance of for the Variance Request is due ing land and 120 acres of fallow scheduled. The seller reserves
78.63 feet; thence S 84 degrees crop land. There are no improve- the right to reject any or all bids.
06’ 41” E, along said right of to the loss of the existing build- ments on the property, and no
way, a distance of 42.46 feet; registered water rights. If sold The winning bidder or bidders
thence N84 degrees 17’ 07” E, ing during the tornado. They separately, access will be negoti- shall place 10% down at the time
along said right of way a dis- ated with neighboring landown- of the acceptance of the bid and
tance of 197.21 feet; thence S 05 would like to rebuild the garage ers. The property is adjacent to shall sign a buy-sell agreement
degrees 39’ 35” E, a distance of Tract 3, below. for the property with full pay-
185.00 feet; thence S 61 degrees in the same spot as previously ment due at the time of closing,
32’ 07” E, a distance of 360.00 The property will be sold as-is,
feet; thence S 0 degrees 10’ because of the placement of the without warranty except for title. See CLASSIFIEDS Page 6
32” E, parallel to the west side Mineral rights will be reserved,
of the Northeast Quarter, a dis- existing driveway. but may be available for a sepa-
tance of 350.00 feet; thence S 89 rate fee following purchase.
degrees 59’06”W, a distance of City of Baker Ordinance #353:
650.10 feet to said west side of 3. The South Half (S1/2) and
the Northeast Quarter, a distance 17.08.120 – Variance. A “vari- the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4),
of 680.00 feet to the True Point
of Beginning. Said tract con- ance” means the approved relax-
tains 8.44 acres, more or less. As
shown on Certificate of Survey ation or adjustment of the strict
No. 93946 recorded in the Office
of the Fallon County Clerk & application of the terms of these
Recorder. Deed Reference: War-
ranty Deed recorded on April regulations where, owing to spe-
18, 2011, As Document No.
94120 in the Office of the Fallon cial conditions, a literal enforce-
County Clerk & Recorder. This
tract of land is located west of ment of the provisions of these
Baker. JR&R II, has requested
that this parcel be zoned General regulations will result in the fol-
Commercial as they anticipate
building a Runnings Store at this lowing: (A) where it is an unnec-
location.
76-2-307. Zoning Commis- Plans and specifications are on file and may be seen at the office of essary hardship; (b) where it will
sion. In order to avail itself of
the powers conferred by this Fallon County Clerk and Recorder, 10 West Fallon, Baker, Montana, not be contrary to public interest;
part, except 76-2-306, the city or
town council or other legislative and the offices of KLJ, 2611 Gabel Road, Billings, Montana. (c) where the spirit of this title
body shall appoint a commis-
sion, to be known as the zon- Complete digital project bidding documents are available at www. will be observed and substantial
ing commission, to recommend
the boundaries of the various kljeng.com “Projects for Bid” or www.questcdn.com. You may justice done; and (d) where the
original districts and appropri-
ate regulations to be enforced download the digital plan documents for $27.00 by inputting Quest relaxation or adjustment of these
therein. Such commission shall
make a preliminary report and project #5188172 on the website’s Project Search page. Please con- regulations will not be detrimen-
hold public hearings thereon be-
fore submitting its final report, tact QuestCDN.com at 952-233-1632 or [email protected] for as- tal to the surrounding properties.
and such city or town council or
other legislative body shall not sistance in free membership registration, downloading and working 76-2-323. Powers of Board of
hold its public hearings or take
action until it has received the with this digital project information. An optional paper set of project Adjustment. (1) The Board of
final report of such commission.
documents is also available for a non-refundable price of $90.00 per Adjustment shall have the fol-
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set at KLJ, 2611 Gabel Road, Billings for each set obtained. Contact lowing powers:
Fallon County
KLJ at 406-245-5499 if you have any questions. a) To hear and decide appeals
Times
Each bid shall be accompanied by a separate envelope containing where it is alleged there is error
For your Printing Needs
a bid security made payable to Fallon County in the amount of ten in any order, requirement, deci-

(10) percent of the total bid price. The security may consist of cash, sion, or determination made by

a cashier’s check, a certified check, a bank money order, a certificate an administrative official in the

of deposit, a money market certificate, or a bank draft. The security enforcement of this part or of

must be drawn and issued by a federally chartered or state-chartered any ordinance adopted pursuant

bank or savings and loan association that is insured by or for which there to;

insurance is administered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo- b) To hear and decide special

ration; drawn and issued by a credit union insured by the National exceptions to the terms of the or-

Credit Union Share Insurance Fund; or a bid bond or bonds executed dinance upon which such board

by a surety company authorized to do business in the State of Mon- is required to pass under such

tana. ordinance;

Bidders are required to furnish a current Montana Public Contrac- c) To authorize upon appeal

tor’s Registration. Subcontractors for work over $5,000 shall also in specific cases such variance

be the holder of a Montana Public Contractor’s Registration of the from the terms of the ordinance

proper classification. as will not be contrary to the

The successful Bidder will be required to furnish a Contract Perfor- public interest, where, owing to

mance Bond and Payment Bond in the full amount of the Contract. special conditions, a literal en-

Award of contract or contracts will be contingent upon securing forcement of the provisions of

funding from the Federal Aviation Administration. the ordinance will result in un-

Fallon County and the City of Baker, Montana, reserve the right to necessary hardship and so that

hold all bids for a period of 60 days after the date fixed for the open- the spirit of the ordinance shall

ing thereof to reject any and all bids and waive defects and to accept be observed and substantial jus-

any bids should it be deemed for the public good and also reserves tice done.

the right to reject the bid of any party who has been delinquent or 2) In exercising the above-

unfaithful in the performance of any former contract to the Owner. mentioned powers, such board

The requirements of 49 CFR part 26 apply to this contract. It is the may, in conformity with the pro-

policy of Fallon County and the City of Baker to practice nondis- visions of this part, reverse or af-

crimination based on race, color, sex or national origin in the award firm, wholly or partly, or modify

or performance of this contract. The Owner encourages participation the order, requirement, decision,

by all firms qualifying under this solicitation regardless of business or determination appealed from

size or ownership. and may make such order, re-

Fallon County and the City of Baker, in accordance with the provi- quirement, decision, or deter-

sions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 mination as ought to be made

U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, hereby notify all and to that end shall have all the

bidders that they will affirmatively ensure that any contract entered powers of the officer from whom

into pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged business enterpris- the appeal is taken. 22-24c

es will be afforded full and fair opportunity to submit bids in response

to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds

of race, color, or national origin in consideration for an award. FLUWuLemLabrSeEerRyYoVaurIrCdE

A full list of Federal Provisions by which the Bidder must comply,

are incorporated by reference and contained within the specifications.

Federal Contract Provisions are also available at http://www.faa.gov/

airports/aip/procurement/federal_contract_provisions/

Dated this 15 of June 2017.

s/Steve Baldwin, Commissioner, Fallon County, Baker, Montana

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