Bowesmont Lives

On Monday afternoon Lynette Restemayer of Cavalier came to visit Saralee Hoselton; Saralee took her out for supper at Hastings Landing. On Wednesday evening Saralee Hoselton took Catie Hoselton of Richardton and Ken and Liz Linster out for supper at Hastings Landing.

Legislative Report

Growing up, weather was not really much of a focus of our daily lives in the suburbs. The only time it mattered was during vacations when either mountain skiing or ocean fishing was priority. Forward to living on a farm in North Dakota where weather IS the topic of every day.

Big Tech's sticky fingers are still at work in Washington

Big Tech is strongly criticized in Congress these days, but it still has sway in Washington when it lobbies Congress to weaken the U.S. patent system. That's bad news for everyone. Years ago, Big Tech changed its business strategy.

Letter to the editor

It won’t stop at abortion, folks. The radical North Dakota Republicans will continue their fight to drag women back into the dark ages by threatening our access to proven methods of birth control (the IUD, Plan B).

Letter from the Publisher

It’s time for Riverfest in Drayton! I will be attending several of the events with my daughters and I’d love to meet you! Say hello and introduce yourself. I’d like to know how you think we are doing with this newspaper thus far and I invite you to please share your ideas with me.

MUSINGS...Baby steps, honey, baby steps

So, there we were, sitting in the shade in the town square in Medora, N.D. watching the people go by and waiting for the Fourth of July parade to start when a voice said, “So do you do something in racing?

My Two Cents / What’s certain in life?

There’s one thing that’s certain in daily life. Nothing is ever certain. For a little more than a year my family, including our daughter, her family, and my wife’s sister, brother in law, and his family had planned a trip to Sanibel Island in Florida.

Bowesmont Lives

Mike and Judy Stellon spent the 4th of July weekend at their Warroad lake home. Judy went on Friday and was joined by Brooks, Tarri, Domenic and Amelia Stellon. Veronica Baldock of Colorado Springs arrived that day. On Saturday Mike came to the lake, as did Dan Mapel.

Pastor Leroy’s Column

Of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, nine fought and died from wounds or hardships of the Revolutionary War. Five were captured by the British as traitors and tortured before they died. Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned.

Letter from the Publisher

I hope you all had festive and safe Fourth of July celebrations. My kids and I got together with friends, then family and celebrated around what was our first summer bonfire, with s’mores, fireworks, and a day trip to the lake. We did the whole nine yards.