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By Jason Sethre
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I remember when my sister, Heidi Sethre, called me to say she was getting married to Nick Wiplinger on Saturday, September 10, 2011, I just put it on my calendar and never thought too much about it. Then, I found out a co-worker at the Journal, Sarah Topness, was also getting married to Nick Wangen on that same date. Over the past year, my wife, a local photographer, has had an abundance of requests for shooting wedding photos on September 10, 2011. In recent months and weeks, we’ve seen a flood of engagements come in to the Journal for publication; all of these weddings taking place on September 10, 2011. Why? Because it’s 9-10-11! A numerologist’s dream come true. At first, I thought this date was selected so that the guys wouldn’t have a hard time remembering the anniversary date. Eventually, I felt this date was newsworthy enough for a front page story, so I began pursuing leads. Who else is getting married on 9-10-11? The more people I asked, including a post within the Fillmore County Journal Facebook Group, the more people I discovered were getting married on this sequentially historic date. There’s quite a line-up, and please forgive me if I am forgetting somebody. • Ashley Pickett and Gary Kappers • Sarah Topness and Nick Wangen • Stefanie Dickens and Jason Underferth
Stan and Sharon Speer, husband and wife for over 50 years, and co-workers for 42 of those years with the City of Fountain, recently retired on Thursday, August 31, 2011. Photo by Jason Sethre area and graduated from Wykoff. By Jason Sethre She was born and raised in jsethre@fillmorecountyjournal.com Chatfield where she also graduOn May 5, 1961, Stan and ated from high school. Sharon Speer were married at Now, Stan, at the age of 72, St. Mary’s Catholic Church in and Sharon, at the age of 70, Chatfield. See SPEERS Page 5 He grew up in the Fountain
There are so many couples getting married on 9-10-11 that a Facebook page exists for those who share this special date. Screenshot from Facebook • Jessica McCabe and Matt Schnelby • Christine Hystead and Ryan Scheevel • Jessica Bergan and Tom Thompson • Anna Keim and Luke Johnson • Kristina Rowley and Matt Hollerman As you scrolled down the list of names of those who will be exchanging their vows on September 10, 2011, keep in mind there is a story behind why they selected that date. I wasn’t able to interview all of the engaged couples, but I did get a chance to connect with a few brides. According to Ashley Pickett, of Preston, who will be marrying Gary Kappers, of Spring Valley, she selected this date way back in early 2010. Once she knew that was the date, she booked her church and reception hall. She had started to hear that others were selecting that date, as well, so she knew she had better schedule her plans far in advance. Ashley said, “When trying to pick out a date, we were thinking of 5-7-11 or 9-10-11. But, with Menu Specials Sept. 9, 10, 11
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Above: Carson Schwichtenberg, son of Jeff and Gretchen, breaks tackles during a recent 5th/6th grade Lanesboro School football practice. This is the first year that Lanesboro, part of the Three Rivers Conference, is putting together a 5th/6th grade football program to compete against other 5th/6th grade teams. Chad Wangen is head coach, with assistant coaches Matt Reinhardt, Tim Ruen, Josh Twite and Tom Gartner. Photo by Jason Sethre
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Your Challenge - Experience ExpoCulinaria “Bring it to the table,” is not just an engaging command or culinary taste bud invitation, but it will also prove an entertaining challenge for the upcoming chef cook-off at the first ever Rushford, MN, ExpoCulinaria—an experience in taste. Two professional chef’s talents and knowledge will be put to the test as they create an array of scrumptious appetizers, entrees and desserts. Utilizing an unknown pantry of food and a surprise ingredient for a panel of judges, in a limited amount of time, the chefs will vie for top honors and prizes. The winning plates will be auctioned off to attending participants. ExpoCulinaria is slated for 5-8 pm on September 17th rain or shine, at the historic Hoiland Mill. Located on the banks of Rush Creek, the restored and renovated three-story mill is an authentic mingling of rustic charm and former industry pres-
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recognized Michelin starred restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area where he resided. Extensive travels around the United States, northern California and France have greatly contributed to his passion for cooking and adventure. Botcher’s enjoyment of travel recently brought him to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico where he cooked for Hollywood elite. Currently employed at Tilia, an American bistro in Minneapolis, he keeps busy on his days off making and selling smoked sausages. His competitor Chef Douglas Dahlgren attended the Art Institutes International Minnesota in Minneapolis, receiving an Associate’s degree in the Culinary Arts. While attending school, Dahlgren worked professionally at Barbette in uptown Minneapolis. Here he learned the importance of working with local farmers, and how to utilize local and seasonal ingredients in his menus. After graduation in 2005, Dahlgren began working at Signatures Restaurant in Winona,
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C ommentary Looking Back While Moving Forward By John Goutcher Standing on the dock, I silently watched the four canoes move across the lake, paddles flashing in the sunlight. The six campers and two guides would be gone for five nights on the water taking a circle route which was not considered difficult for campers new to the wilderness. I knew the route well and had explored many John Goutcher of the routes on my own when having days off. Great care had been taken in making sure all the equipment needs of the campers and guides had been met before the group left the dock. Standing there watching the canoes disappear, I failed to notice the person who had walked up beside me. A hand upon my shoulder quickly brought me back into the real world. The owner of Gunflint Lodge, Justine Kerfoot, said in a low but clear strong voice,
“John, the next trip out is yours to lead”. A simple “thank you” was all the response I could muster at that point. Justine was a person whose thinking about the environment and whose canoe country camping skills I embraced was telling me that I could now do what she had been doing for years. Thus began summers of leading groups into the wilderness area which twenty years later became known as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Some years I would lead four or five trips, other summers only one or two, depending upon summer jobs, school demands, and family needs. The span of time from that first trip to now has encompassed fifty-three years, 177 trips in total. Each trip has brought stories and memories of people, sites and unlimited beauty. Most of the memories and stories of past trips are the result of thoughts expressed by campers around the campfire in the evening. After all chores were completed for the day, folks would gather around the fire pit and conversations would emerge
One Moment Please... Future Leaders By Jason Sethre Publisher of the Fillmore County Journal Cell phone: 507-251-5297 In my June 6, 2011, commentary appearing in the Fillmore County Journal, I said, “We have an abundance of stand-out talent coming out of our schools, probably to the extent that we may not realize at times.” As we tran- Jason Sethre sition from a summer full of community events into a new school year, signaled by the celebration of Labor Day, I see a bright future Editorial Cartoon
amidst dreary news reports of a tumbling stock market, crippling natural disasters and anything else that can make us think the cup is half empty. Throughout the pages of today’s Fillmore County Journal, you’ll notice we have taken a moment to recognize the talent and dedication of local graduates who came back for the summer and contributed to the content of this newspaper to share stories with our readers. Sam Gibson, Sara Pecinovsky, and Abby Stocker wrote a collection of 15 local stories over the past three months, connecting the dots of all of the communities in Fillmore county. I commend all three of them for continuing to contribute content to their local
covering just about any topic imaginable. One evening around the campfire, I was totally unaware of other conversations which were taking place. My mind was transporting me back many years ago to Esther Lake which is located between Ottertrack and Hanson Lakes inside the BWCA. Across the bay from my island campsite was a tall bluff. At the very top was a flat rock ledge protruding outward. This ledge seemed to provide a great place to observe almost anything. The rock shelf looked inviting and my curiosity beckoned me to check this area further. Paddling across the bay, I beached my canoe, and began to search for a route to the top. Bears had made a path through a large blueberry patch, so I carefully followed along the path, hoping not disturb a bruin having lunch or to end up being a lunch. The trail ended at the base of a sheer granite wall of eight feet which was climbable. Once on top, it was to climb over downed trees, boulders and to walk through stands of maple and newspaper while back from college for the summer months. While all of them are pursuing different college majors, they all have the special talent of telling stories about community events, important causes and local people. And, you know what’s even more compelling? This was a self-managed work group. We gave them the responsibility of collaborating their schedules and deciding who was going to cover which town events, and they made it all work. And, recognizing that today’s journalists are immersed in the concept of media convergence, they prepared and edited their own videos of events to accompany their articles and photos appearing in the newspaper. All event videos can be found on www.fillmorecountyjournal.com, in case you’re curious. We always anchor new videos on the home page first and then archive
jack pine as I made my way to the summit. Suddenly, the forest gave way to a ledge which overlooked an expanse of sky, forests and water in all directions. Far below me I could see my campsite. A forest of green shades and dark shadows stretched out in all directions with breaks in the forest where lakes and swamps were located. Standing there absorbing all my observations, my thoughts wondered also about all the other human beings who may have been here since the beginning of time. A person who was contemplating events in their life, meditating on the power of nature, or thinking about the meaning of life itself, could certainly have spent time here. With those thoughts, I could understand why others before me had chosen this location. For years thereafter, I would make it a point to visit that rock ledge either alone or guiding a group. Each visit gave me the strength to overcome the trials and tribulations of life. It seemed to me that that rock ledge held a powerful charge of electricity. Most often, group members would not take the
time to seek what the ledge had to offer, but the seed of discovery had been planted. As I would sit in silence, my concentration allowed me to feel peace, melt away anger, and find a workable solution to life’s problems. Each visit would give me a sense of belonging to those people who had also stood here with the similar issues. People who were from different civilizations, cultures, and spirituality. Those people may have never known each other, but would be drawn together in one common bond. Each would have gathered strength and wisdom from visiting that rock ledge. The strength is there freely available for all those who are searching. To others who venture there it is only a place to take a group picture, throw a few rocks, or eat a lunch. But even in discovery, the seed has been planted. For perhaps one day, they will return, not to rediscover, but to seek strength. Those who seek strength will then join hands with those who have stood there before, since the beginning of time. Think about it
them in the video section of our website. The videos are a big hit, drawing upwards of 11,000 views per week. I need to add one special thanks to Abby Stocker. I have probably said this before and I will probably say this again. Abby Stocker paved the way for my trust in any future high school students who wishes to take on a role of covering government meetings for the Fillmore County Journal. While all of our other reporters are accomplished veteran writers with life experiences that make for a natural fit in journalism for a community newspaper, it is very uncommon to find a high school student who can take on the major responsibility of reporting what happened at a school board meeting. While other high school students were struggling to pay attention to the mundane curriculum of a government class, Abby was listening to local government in action, comprehending that information and then relaying it to readers who might be affected by the outcome of that meeting. Yes, Abby is a pioneer for her peers and those who follow in the years to come. And, this past school year, looking forward into this next school year, Mitchell Walbridge has followed in Abby’s footsteps and he has made a seamless transition with outstanding coverage. And, how do I know this? The reason I know this is because any hint of inaccuracy in any news article published in our newspaper brings up a red flag to our readers and they will call me on my cell phone – published with my weekly commentary every week. I have never had a single call questioning the information shared by Mitchell about the Chatfield School Board meetings, so I trust all is well. I commend Abby, and now Mitchell, for stepping into the realm of covering local government news and reporting that information to the public. Not an easy task by any
means. Thanks again to all of our contributing writers for their work over the past three months. I commend them for being a part of something much bigger than any one person – a community newspaper.
Government this week • Tuesday, September 6 Lanesboro City Council, Lanesboro City Hall, 5:30 p.m. • Tuesday, September 6, Preston City Council, Preston Council Chamber, 6:00 p.m. • Tuesday, September 6 Whalan City Council, Whalan City Hall, 5:00 p.m. • Tuesday, September 6, Ostrander City Council, Ostrander Community Center, 7:00 p.m. • Tuesday, September 6 Rushford Village City Council, Community Center, 7:00 p.m. • Tuesday, September 6, Fillmore County Commissioners, Courthouse, 9:00 a.m. • Wednesday, September 7, Canton City Council, Canton City Hall, 7:00 p.m. • Monday, September 12 , Wykoff Council, Wykoff City Hall, 7:00 p.m. • Monday, September 12, Houston City Council, Houston City Hall, 7:30 p.m. • Monday, September 12, Rushford City Council, Rushford City Hall, 6:30 p.m. • Monday, September 12, Spring Valley City Council, Spring Valley City Hall, 7:00 p.m. • Monday, September 12 Chatfield City Council, City Hall, 7:00 p.m. Schedule subject to change.
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reflect on 42 years of serving a community they’ve lived in for 47 years. As I first came in to snap a shot of the two soon-to-be retirees in the Fountain City Hall office, local resident Ron
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were held in the basement of the First State Bank of Fountain. All water bill payments were dropped off at the bank, as well. Stan and Sharon, serving as city clerk and assistant city clerk, respectively, ran all of the city government business out of their home. Employees stopped by the Speer household to pick up their paychecks. Residents stopped by to conduct the same business they do today, but they did it at the kitchen table. Vir-
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Obituaries Harold Baker Harold Baker, age 92 of Chatfield, died on Friday, August 26, 2011, at the Chosen Valley Care Center in Chatfield where he resided for 10 months. Harold James Baker was born on February 25, 1919, in Elmira Township to Sidney and Edith (McCanville) Baker. He married Helen Meeker in Chatfield on August 21, 1941. He had lived in rural Chatfield and moved to town in 1959. Before he became a Custodial Engineer for the Chosen Valley High School for 25 years, he had been a farmer. He retired in 1984. He was a member of Meridian Lodge # 25, Royal Chapter #42 OES and the Lions club. Harold was the Past Elder of the Pioneer Presbyterian Church, Past Master of the Meridian Lodge #25, member of the Scottish Rite, and Past Worthy Patron of the Easter Star. He helped organize the Chatfield Saddle Club in 1950, and was Grand Marshall of Western Days. Harold is survived by his wife of 70 years, Helen of Chatfield; one son, Robert (Peggy) Baker of Chatfield, six grandchildren, four step-grandchildren, eight greatgrandchildren and eight step greatgrandchildren; and one great-greatgranddaughter. He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter Ruth Rolfson; one sister, Thelma; and one brother Lloyd. The funeral for Harold Baker was Wednesday, August 31, 2011, at Pioneer Presbyterian Church in Chatfield with Rev. Timothy J. Gerarden officiating. Burial was in the Chatfield Cemetery. Riley Funeral Home of Chatfield handled the arrangements. Mary C. Essig Mary C. (Eckes) Essig, age 73 of Spring Valley, MN died Friday, August 26, 2011, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Rochester following a lengthy battle with cancer. Mary Carol Eckes was born May 7, 1938, in Minneapolis, MN to Joseph and Irene (Laurent) Eckes. She was united in marriage to Denny Essig on July 25, 1956 at St. Bartholomew’s Catholic Church in Wayzata, MN. Mary worked for Dr. John Ryan in Wayzata before they moved to Spring Valley in 1975, where they were partners in Denny’s Super Valu. Mary was a homemaker and also worked at Denny’s Super Valu until they sold the store in 1992. She later worked for the Stewart-
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ville Nursing Home, and then for Mayo Clinic at St. Mary’s Hospital in housekeeping until her retirement in 2004. Mary enjoyed crossword and jigsaw puzzles, playing Scrabble, antiquing, crocheting, knitting ,and cooking for her family. She is survived by her husband Denny of Spring Valley, a son, Bill (Laura) Essig of White Oak, Georgia; a daughter, Robin (Scott) Ballie of Spring Valley, MN; five grandchildren; Kris (Linda), Jamie, Kassi, Brandon and Shawn, two great-grandchildren; Lauren and Jace; and foursisters; Laverne Theis, Rosalyn Hughes, Fran Rutherford and Mona Swaggert, all of the Twin Cities area. She was preceded in death by her parents, her daughter Kelly Essig-Hinze, and threebrothers. A Celebration of Life Visitation for Mary C. (Eckes) Essig was held on Wednesday, August 31, 2011, at the Hindt Funeral Home in Spring Valley, MN. Arlen Thacher Arlene (Torgerson) Thacher, 88 of Preston, died Saturday, August 27, 2011, at the Harmony Healthcare Center. Arlene was born on July 4, 1923, in Harmony Township, Fillmore County, Minnesota. She attended country school before moving to town and attending Preston Public School. On September 1, 1942, she married Roland Thacher in San Francisco, CA. Roland passed away on November 10, 2004. After their marriage, the couple made their home in Preston, after Mr. Thacher returned from serving in the Pacific Theater during WWII. Arlene worked at the Preston packaging plant for many years, then worked for Northwest Aluminum where she retired. Arlene was involved in the American Auxiliary for 63 years. She was a member of Preston United Methodist Church. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by three sons, Gary (Ann) of Cannon Falls, MN, Rick (Lois) and Dennis (Shari) both of Readlyn, IA; seven grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; one sister, Louise (Roland) Hill of Viroqua, WI; and one brother, Richard (Leanore) Cutler of Farmville, N. C. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister June Hanson, and a granddaughter Nicole Thacher, age 4 months. Funeral services were held Tuesday, August 30, 2011, at the Preston United Methodist Church with Pastor Betsy Dartt officiating.
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Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery, Preston. Thauwald Funeral Home handled arrangements. Robert K. Ward Robert K. Ward, age 85, of Mabel, died Saturday, August 27, 2011, at the Green Lea Manor Nursing Home in Mabel. Robert had a three month struggle with cancer. Robert was born July 22, 1926, in Canton, Minnesota to Walter and Margaret (Rice) Ward. He attended country schools and lived with his grandparents in North Dakota during the depression. Robert attended Canton High School and graduated in 1944. Robert was drafted into the United States Navy and stationed in Idaho and California until 1946. On May 2, 1949, he married Marleene Barth. They farmed in the Cresco and Hesper areas before moving to farm near Mabel in 1956. They had registered Holsteins while milking and later registered Angus cattle. In 1996 Robert and Marleene moved to the “White” house in Mabel, and continued to help their son Douglas on the farm until 2010. Robert was a member of the Mabel First Lutheran Church, Farm Bureau, and American Angus Association. For 59 years he was a member of the American Legion Post 299 in Mabel, where he served as a Commander. He enjoyed going to events for the grandchildren and playing dartball. He enjoyed traveling to North Dakota and places like Hawaii and Europe. Robert is survived by his wife Marleene of Mabel; three children Dwight (Joan) of Kasson, Minnesota, Marcia (Bob Tasca) Ward of Nodine, Minnesota, and Douglas (Traci) of Mabel, Minnesota; eleven grandchildren Clare Heuer, Jack, Paul, and Molly Ward, Megan, Amy, Betsy, and Tyler Tasca, Michael Ward, and Justin and Cody Ward; two brothers Walter (Carol) Ward, Jr. of Harmony, and Earl (Carl Ruf) Ward of Minneapolis; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son Durwin; a brother Jimmie and wife Valli; brother-in-law Darrell Barth and wife Shirley; and niece Lori Ann Ward. Memorial services were Wednesday, August 31, 2011, at the Mabel First Lutheran Church in Mabel with the Rev. Gail Klavetter officiating. Burial with military rites by the Joseph B. Lund Post 299 was held at the Mabel Lutheran Cemetery. Mengis Funeral Home in Mabel assisted with arrangements.
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Fillmore County Church Directory A rendahl Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am Highway 30, Peterson, MN 55962 (507) 875-2477 Assembly Of God Church …………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 610 Territorial Rd, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-2101 Assumption Catholic Church ………………… Fri. - 8 : 30am & Sat. - 5 : 00pm 207 N May St, Canton, MN 55922 (507) 743-8320 Bethlehem Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 200 Kenilworth Ave S, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-3344 Calvary Baptist Church ………………………… Sundays - 10 : 45am & 6 : 00pm 910 Winona St SE, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867- 4686 Canton-Scotland Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 104 W Fillmore Ave, Canton, MN 55922 (507) 743-2260 Chatf ield Lutheran Church …………………… Sundays - 8 : 00am & 10 : 00am 304 Fillmore St SE, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867- 4721 Chatf ield United Methodist Christ ………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 124 Winona St SE, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867-3529 Cherry Grove United Methodist …………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 18183 160th St, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (Cherry Grove) (507) 937-3177 Christ Lutheran Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 509 Kansas St N W, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765-2161 Christian Science Ser vices …………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-2251 Elstad Lutheran Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am 37784 Dogwood Rd, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-3769 Emmanuel Episcopal Church ………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 217 W Jessie St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-2164 Faith United Methodist Church ……………… Sat. - 5 : 00pm & Sun. - 9 : 00am 617 Maple Ln, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-2830 Fillmore Free Methodist Church ……………… Sundays - 8 : 30am & 10 : 30am 19127 County 8, Wykof f, MN 55990 (Fillmore) (507) 352-5450 First Baptist Church …………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am & 6 : 00pm 701 Kasten Drive, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-2840 First Baptist Church-Preston …………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am & 7: 00pm 108 Chatf ield Ave N W, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765- 4960 First English Lutheran Church …………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 217 W Grant St, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-2793 First Lutheran Church of Highland ………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 22423 391st Ave, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-3318 First Presby terian Church …………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 110 S Mill St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-2854 Fountain Lutheran …………………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am Main Street, Fountain, MN 55939 (507) 268- 4413 Fountain United Methodist Church ………………………… Sundays - 8 : 30am Co. Rd. 8 and Cedar St., Fountain, MN 55939 (507) 268- 4456 Garness Trinity Lutheran …………………………………… Sundays - 11: 00am PO Box 88, Mabel, MN 55954 (507) 493-5905 Grace Lutheran Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 365 Park St, Peterson, MN 55962 (507) 875-2218 Greenf ield Lutheran Church ………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am & 11: 00am 235 Main Ave S, Harmony, MN 55939 (507) 886-3272 Greenleaf ton Reformed Church …………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am Highway 9, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765-2546 Harmony State Line United Methodist Church …………… Sundays - 10 : 30am 60 Main Ave S, Harmony, MN 55939 (507) 886- 6851 Henry town Lutheran Church ……………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am PO Box 103, Harmony, MN 55939 (Henrytown) (507) 886-2425 Highland Prairie Church …………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 43265 Bowl Dr, Peterson, MN 55962 (507) 864-2731 Immanuel Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 254 Main St S, Wykof f, MN 55990 (507) 352-2801 Lanesboro United Methodist Church ……………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am 507 Parkway Ave S, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-2646 Mabel First Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 202 N. Oak, P.O. Box 395, Mabel, MN 55954 (507) 493-5293 Mabel United Methodist Church …………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 111 W Newburg St, Mabel, MN 55954 (507) 493-5296 Nativity Catholic Church … Sun. (1st & 2nd) - 8 : 45am & (3rd & 4th) - 10 :30am 640 1st Ave SW, Harmony, MN 55939 (507) 886-2393 New Life Victory Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 440 2nd Ave SE, Harmony, MN 55939 (507) 886-3525 Newburg United Methodist Church ……………………………………………… 3.1 miles N. of Mabel on Hwy. 43 ; 2.2 miles W. on Co. Rd. 24 North Prairie Lutheran ……………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am Highway 30, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 875-2460 Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church ……………… Sundays - 8 : 00am & 10 : 30am 805 S Broadway St, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-7251 Pilot Mound Lutheran Church ……………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 8 Miles N. of Lanesboro on 250 then 4 miles W. on Hwy 30 (507) 875-2460 Pioneer Presby terian Church ………………………………… Sundays - 8 : 30am 206 Fillmore St NE, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867- 4037 Preston United Methodist Church …………………………… Sundays - 8 : 30am 212 Saint Anthony St N, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765-2503 R iver Of Life Regional Church …………………………………………………… 220 N Money Creek St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-2853 Root Prairie Lutheran Church ……………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am County Rd 11, Fountain, MN 55939 (507) 268- 4455 Root R iver Church of the Brethren …………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 23553 County Rd 20, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765- 4772 (Guest Pastor) Root R iver Community Church ……………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 503 Nannestad Lane, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-7074 Rushford Lutheran Church …………………… Sat. - 5 : 30pm & Sun. - 9 : 00am 101 S Mill St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-7152 Satersdahl Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 21447 Co. Rd. 30, Rural Harmony, MN Scheie Lutheran Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am PO Box 88, Mabel, MN 55954 (507) 493-5680 St Columban Church …………………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 408 Preston St N W # 2, Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765-3886 St Ignatius Catholic Church ………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am 213 W Franklin St, Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-7565 St John’s Lutheran Church …………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 241 Line St S, Wykof f, MN 55990 (507) 352-2296 St John’s Lutheran Church …………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 31497 Highway 43, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-2585 St Joseph’s Catholic Church ………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 103 N Mill St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-2257 St Mark ’s Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 104 E North St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-7111 St Marys Catholic Church ………………… Sat. - 5 : 00pm & Sun. - 11: 00am 405 Twiford St SW, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867-3148 St Matthews Episcopal Church ……………………………… Sundays - 9 : 30am 100 Fillmore St SE, Chatf ield, MN 55923-1219 (507) 867-3707 St Matthew’s Lutheran Church ……………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am Harmony, MN 55939 (Granger) (507) 772- 4474 St Olaf Catholic Church … Sun. (1st & 2nd) - 10 :30am & (3rd & 4th) - 8 : 45am 114 N Locust, Mabel, MN 55954 (507) 493-5268 St Patrick ’s Church Hall ……………………………………… Sundays - 8 : 00am Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-2480 St Paul Lutheran Church ………………… Sun. - 10 : 00am & Wed. - 7: 00pm 128 Fillmore St SE, Chatf ield, MN 55923 (507) 867- 4604 St Paul’s Lutheran Church ………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am Harmony, MN 55939 (Big Springs) (507) 886-8175 Sumner Center United Methodist Church ………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am 9 miles N. of Spring Valley on Co. Rd. 1 (507) 378- 4801 The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints ………… Sundays - 10 : 00am 21257 US Hwy 52 South Preston, MN 55965 (507) 765- 4551 Trinity Fellowship ELCA …………………………………… Sundays - 11: 00am 110 S Mill St, Rushford, MN 55971 (507) 864-7211 Trinity Lutheran Church ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am 204 South St, Ostrander, MN 55961 (507) 657-2203 Union Prairie Lutheran ……………………………………… Sundays - 9 : 00am Hwy 16, Lanesboro, MN 55949 (507) 467-3363 United Methodist Church …………………………………… Sundays - 8 : 30am 236 Gold St S, Wykof f, MN 55990 (507) 352- 4136 W halan Lutheran Church …………………………………… Sundays - 10 : 30am Lanesboro, MN 55949 (Whalan) (507) 467-2398
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St. John’s Lutheran Church at Hart, 6 miles north of Rushford, will celebrate 150 years of God’s faithfulness on June 17, 2012. The church members give thanks that since its early days and throughout all these years, God’s Word has been proclaimed and the Sacraments of The Lord’s Supper and Holy Baptism have been administered faithfully. The early German families who came to settle in the Hart Township area brought with them a desire to hear God’s Word. Rev. Albrecht Brand and his family settled on a farm just north of the church. Because of eye trouble and failing health, he was unable to tend to the spiritual needs of the people. He sent a request to Dr. C.F.W. Walther, the first president of The Lutheran church - Missouri Synod, for a pastor to be sent to minister to the families. About Christmas, 1861, Dr. Walther sent a letter to Rev. H.F.C. Grupe who was serving near Durand, Wis., urging him to go to Winona, Minn. to minister to the people in the area. In January, 1862, Rev. Grupe started out on horseback in the cold weather and deep snow. He asked directions from a resident who sent him back towards Winona. Rev. Grupe found himself on ice and his horse broke through the ice on Lake Winona. He and the horse escaped from the lake. The next day Rev. Grupe got better directions and found Rev. Brand. Families were notified of the pastor’s presence and service was held on Sunday morning with the room of Rev. Brand’s home filled with eager souls to hear God’s Word proclaimed. After the service, Rev. Grupe offered to come regularly for services and the people accepted his offer with thankful hearts. In March, 1862, the congregation of St. John’s Lutheran Church was formed with the help of Rev. Grupe. A log church was built near the present Brand Cemetery. The church also served as the home of the pastor. From that time on St. John’s Lutheran Church has been served by pastors faithful to the Word of God. From the days of the one-room log church, the church has grown. In 1869, a frame church was built where services were held until 1906 when a brick church was built. The brick church burned on June 15, 1944, after it had been struck by lightning. The pews, baptismal font and the pulpit were saved and are still being used. On Sunday, June 15, 1947, the new church building of St. John’s Lutheran Church was dedicated after a shortage of labor and materials because of World War II. On October 20, 2002, St. John’s celebrated its 140th anniversary and dedicated its new elevator and carport additions. Since the beginning of the church, Christian Education has also been very important at St. John’s Lutheran Church. The pastors have conducted Confirmation classes throughout the years. In March 1862, Rev. Grupe taught about a dozen children in a lean-to next to the parsonage. In 1873, a school addition was built to the rear of the parsonage and was used for 35 years. A brick schoolhouse was built in 1916 and finally taken down in 1960. When the school closed in 1947, the congregation organized the Sunday School with volunteer teachers. During the time of the school, both pastor and a called teacher taught the classes until it closed. Along with Sunday School, Vacation Bible School has been held each summer since the middle 1950s. Other important activities in the ministry at St. John’s are Bible Classes, the Annual Chicken & Ham Dinner in September, Ladies Aide, Youth Group, Fun-Filled Lutherans Choir and the Ladies Kitchen Band. Because God has been faithful in these 150 years of providing pastors to proclaim His Word and administer the Sacraments at St. John’s Lutheran Church at Hart, the church has remained “the country church with the heart of Jesus.”
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! y b b A , u o y Thank Abby Stocker, 2010 gradute of Lanesboro High School, former Journal Student Writing Project contributor, 2010 Fillmore County Journal Scholarship recipient, and reporter for the Fillmore County Journal, covered a number of events this summer. We appreciate her continued contributions to this newspaper, connecting with readers near and far. Abby, we wish you continued success as you begin your second year at Bethel College.
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They are also • Sammy the ny Healthcare, of at Ph Kat as co nutrient , wntos ieerMcI s r all Hau s illmor drickson 36 Kieh t, Sam fo F ne, 98 te ed at an daug geru 6h w rt us ne lu ve , center, Meals the library, visitor’s volu ed to join them at some of the Ross hter d 34 of po hamy Kieh ce Sa Kiehne and Melissa of See /Ration ation 507nteer activities. also imlife phases For instanneis m popcorn at theon Wheels, serving Kieh sponsored by Dairyk about “R ing On Wednesd ota.co PRSRT STD Heritage Grov ne, MN ferent ments. w, one whoom ep ay, ice cream at Heribank, and serving the minnes ECR WSS fr LeRoy, 5260 and asrd” for ke and Harmony Area June 29th, •Sierra Haugerud, daug e www.fsb requ ire-f resh ” co ks away not US. POSTAGE girls will be sellin tage Grove. The Com hter of Chamber of Paul and 7-324Gua ’s cooler life” PAID Mic Ph. 50 @smig.net a “pre three wee lf, mig ht ou nt tons as part of g 4th of July but- Fam merce is hosting their annu sponsored by helle Haugerud, Permit No. 70 t TMR ing bunk il: fsb ca ily al ou am their ma Fun Jem a t TE dutie eab Thea Nigh ac g s. this year, we tre t, MADELIA, MN 56062 Week ly Edition extend OLu are going to New 4:30, at Selvig Park beginning at •Stephanie Hendrickson, liverinthe sa me ex S de b “Community have a a repti Monday, June 20, daug . A They have of Andy 14 hter 2011 requ ire E Page that will go to Choice,” an award ECF le and amphibian show and sponsored and JackieanTies Volume 26 Issue 39 HE kotte ce POSTAL PATRON SC E the girl the com by Harm lli Telep r, Aony See DU Off the nity has seen doin mu- and will be there with games Co. c. hone ADM tion,In Faith restored job of volunteer g an outstanding we a bounce house. At 6:00 utri Summ beate N Littl n er path will steak e ing Miss begi fry and promoting n The Working the Harmony •Addisson Hers Contestants 5-2247 coronation. the Miss Harmony 87 area. New tornado 7hber Ther We ger, daughter e will be the containers set will hand out • 50 of Harvey Mom TOR , MN pAGe 2 the First Soutup for each girl in anno“Community Choice” and •Morgan and Amy HershberPeger sirens? LEC terson Pickett, daug pAGe 4 COL TORS where the publ heast Bank lobby the unce the button sales. Afte hter of Colin and pAGe 6 judg AC pAGe 12 R in the containeric can drop money revea es’ envelopes are opened,r •Savanna Jennifer Pickett T Canto h Grell, daughter n l Chatfield l Fount pAGe 17 the end of the of their choice. At Littl ling the Miss Harmony and Grell ain l Harmony l of Beth e Lanes week Miss boro (June 24th), l Mabel l Ostran Harmony winn we will collect Volume 26 Issue 41 der l Peterson l Charlie 4, 2011 ers, •Regan Han SON the container Monday, JulyE Preston l Rushford s and gazebo Warner will take over the and Heidi son, daughter of Doug Weekly Edition l Rushford D Rad 14 Hanson Village l Spring Valley and entertain HEN l Whalan l the audi- •Lindsey Grabau, o Wykoff daughter of Dan VID ounty R nesota DA d! ’s Press t Johnson receiv C in reCrop Chatfield es News pa 5 M College W S 6 , Valley Spring By Abby Stock your host migh es $1,00The Mile se was Management Tyler Johnson, R’s” lley 127 “Three 1/4request er a Box t mean “cooked 0 en sch V son en m ola of xp th etabl Tim Full. That’s rsh veg- MN prepares e” instead of two.. ring ive.co n; Tour y 63, Time or E “lettuce mixture.” FFA , was selected to receive othy and Kari Johnson of ip p w IHC gl H S and visitors felt how Preston residents can .which, according to Wikipedi lin One tio o a of on Peterson $1,0 Preston’s Foundation. .geh ll Restora pAGe C 17 outh actors, N topAGe He was selec 00 scholarship by the Nati , www12 the Progressive after participating in custovary greatly depending on a, provided by the salad offerings was applican By k irSten Zoelln s SpAGe tion; IH , Fu Tr ted the onal ts er 5 Mile Th from the city. pAGe 2 ese11 e - go ce; IHC 1568 , Full Restorao, Recent feasters troupedFeast on June 17. As dininms of the country where you’r Law Office downSpringer & Gumbel Fillmore in area FFA Chapters by the Nati onal ailabl 56 kzoellner@fillmorecoun dr n of including pAGe 4 FFA from Central, Cha town, whic r Ni “For us to complete nesses in searc to 25 Preston busi- must g. However, the second cour e guests baked l Wykoff tyjournal.com d; 3) New Hy toratio Bidding av Hours, Supe C 1468; IHC 14 l Spring Valley l Whalan this, we potatoes. Not h served Valley, Lewiston-Alt tfield, Mabel-Canton, Rushford-Peterson, h heatlan Village iginal, l Rushford need approval from ll Res n-lLiMabel al l Peterson , The city of Rushf IH l Preston, Or ,lWRushford only ne l Ostrander sizzling summ of savory treats and the include a vegetable. Thusse but feasters esboro, Spring l HarmonyFu the counc ord ration; Gold Demo ; IHC 1206 6 Gold Demo l Lanesboro could customize that, a major in Pre-V ura, St. Charles, and Win l Lan second stop for 60 Actu Resto er O , spud 21 Fountain l , been ve Chatfield et/V get a map stam deals, they could Feast 56 waiting severa l month has on the eDA-approved fundsil ona. 68 Li ll 82 their 26 et Sciences at Canton PS 12 Tyler is pursuing 15 with a slew of ped at 10 or more er would have the Progressive s for Once that . the Universit : IHC IHC 1468, Fu 1456; IHC 10 Hydro; IHC Original; IHC int, Fac. RO g; toppings, from Minneapolis, MN. 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Widestay. r 88 ing the city would t of fund- it’s not a letter of comm ugh Troendle IHC 0 D; house keys. event. Credits options found at the line-u main course is third in Origina Commitcream Eric Ruen, AgS orecountyjournal.com , CFP Ame Olive astocker@fillm you.” the Rushford Steering Good the in various flavors for the standard ; IHC 50 red; IHC 45 C Super H; C H, 1939, Fa lis 21;for p. Not only riprise, Tyler tar towards the projec need to put There are some incons itment. Stephanie Orr, program Coorof a six-course IH Dorissto layout brow Al D could feasters munity Bank and at F&M ComCanopy D, IH t Martha Larson of the Steermeal se It’s just a house now, a build- tee of Chuck Boehmke, 0 Re C Super M; rts Tractor; gine Stuck; the ground. At the to get it off and new concerns.” A istencies C 65Hoiness, Course one: the go to Wikipedia. goods locally-grown and Amish Radio hit the spot Chic’s Pizza/KFIL been dinator, conducted the signing ries; Jim “It’s IH IH said, Graham, a En Pa Judy and Se r; , Fox, Committee meeting April siding D ing to green 68 25th with at Tin ing ac the farmer’s between council meeting Serie ‘06, with every- of a symbolic mortgage during fancy meals woul appetizer. (Extra- they IHC M AR, Good in the warm June for people walking Martha Parts TrLarson, nopywork a pleasure indicated and the the developer, city staff, could also parta market, but Front; Cato d call it the white door claiming 108 Mike Jeresek, he could have the Rallying in the gym, Miles. body. Post think the ceremony as well. Although course.) At eDA was suggested Carol & Cult; JD Paint. ke in a delicious beer floats at Counsunshine, while root n soup venis sc. hasFaput Loerch,Wide letter by May Chiglo the a group of energetic ries; 2 dI Ot by w ow her Mieveryone using 0 Actual Winona Street in Rushford. But Carrie Lee, Lee M D, wer,Ted try Trails Inn/ Blade was the house was largely builttion 9th. That date was appetizers were Progressive Feast, conc on bacon, basil, and vegetable Ridge Truck for the Rochester Lanesboro studen w/6family Redalen, Pl erhauled, Ne 1700, 5,50 for ‘06, 56 Se a erlot The it.” extended, by back . He anticipates it being octio Parts also helpe Blue Med-City Kids’ Marat ts formed a running the latest completed project of Lukkason, Steve w/Mo U’Ren nd s aninto al Engine community, d the Ov from Serie’s D Fe , ion in En Medical Center provided by Olmsted white n on delicate slices of fluff donations 0 Sun reques visitors’ taste front t s, d at club 66 hon colorful David cool a 40 t, ht of and in preparaday, July r with held on May 28. to June the council tern Fron eig later buds (granola bars) k; IHpresented bb Olive the Fillmore County Habitat Robertson, er, s also conby the This past Monday, 13. Bloc leman 1955 In as the Republica as well the bread. Sandwiches really hity served cake with . Preston Foods ensure One; W to uc Henrytown Luth 10, 2011 • 12:0 w Ru . the names of the new homeowner that featured 0-2:00 pmchapter is much put in countless hours the coun- Shoul next meeting June 27th. spot, especially Tr k: chments: Co the Correct 2x Plow; M D quilt In cil was presented eran Church, for Humanity d the city appro Firesmoothly. er Photo by Abby Stocke chips, snack cakesn-Leader (assorted son have Ne when the per- the farmer’s marka smile. Visitors to , Cor- tribute to their new home. The went ta bb n se project house. for 06 the the with to h that At io building The ve a Ru Rur donors Ca 12 offer r just a the Henry wit at & letter ; than r al , and other good et ing more Canton, town Luthe eDA recommenda ow from Merchant’s Goodalso received ies.) ListingsymbolonLink fo addition to making a down payParts nter Restor Vecorans - nearly every them grew or harvested piece of rhubarb cakecould pick up a tion, just The journey culminated otos, 4x16 Pl Sunday, July ran Youth Group will Nicholas andMN Danielle Corcmplete anad Ph or ry ingredient. ith Full and follow it the meeting, which prior to subsidy hearing would a public For Col Habitat IH Cehouse s; IH 60, ment, the Corcorans completed with a slushee Pork Sandwich, 10th from 12-2pm. We be hosting a picnic on Appetizers are Basket” n.com tors W have New ic “Traditiona be held Numberslingauctio was dated no sooner Fourth will from Potato Salad, theg: building represents June 22 with an official 33 Loader be servin followed by cour oran; Serial w.gehto June 6th. The Potato Chips 20 hours of classes on home than July 12th. Commu- TE: All Tracr Tractors Ice Cream, Lemo n Co. se is the “salain the multi-course meal head Inn. Overall, the nearby Trailsugar represent letter, which , Bake of a commu- dedication ceremony.2) IH that included d Beansupport loving nade, Coffee the NO go to ww Gehling Auctio7 and owning, from finances to cookd course,” but he a s, Another issue of itself states, “Is for and Water. salt 34 by “salad” for young and old feastevery sweet deal Come out for By A BBy Stock of nity members, Habitat volunconten Most Ot or call of00life, the sweet things o er -770-0 purposes only. It is discussion with was the developer’s tion some food, fun nity and a chance for a home Lisa Chiglo, met weekly The family also put in 1-8 ing. a filled the Course six (and rs alike. spice”, ck little reporters a and “add to not teers, che lack of pepper an offer, follow-throu to help strive to run od own. and hours theirfell astocker rs Nicholas and www.henrytow yes, there is @fillmorecountyjourn an agreement, or a encourage members owship! course after desse sh or go gh with the city’s cider about 325 “sweat equity” room of theS: CaHomeowne a marathon. living nluth sparkling a and on al.com light, comm for king entryway eran to candle their itment groundbrea log chur enjoy e. the ch.oSince demand TERM daDanielle So by the bank,” makes rg the building process fruit. And guess rt) is.....cheese. And It’s and y of sal n.cCorcoran twenty listen as various om five miles down, requisite twenty five miles before 3-3:45 every Wednesday from for prosperity, and a Bible “so during severa l meeting at the last council Habitat for to April 20, 2010, more than 80 new house to assumptions includ newly the marath .com make monthly payments one point lingauctiocompleted for roughly a month that no work, other taste of both! what? Feasters got a spoke words eh ing gauctionhouse with two of you always know the way, the will The www.g Humanity the two to go. The run- the thirty on-finishing race. Of before the final businesses, churches, and other leaders and clergy and celebraof a $160,000 low-in approval than that by the city, after they move nersinto ers, and chocolate cheese ball, crackg@gehlin are poised at the race, the students ent should be terest loan done truth, and the light”. The bas- Habitat starting almost six weekly participants, met in the ail: gehlintheir three children. organizations have contributed of encouragem mayor Em at Sally’s Hair from at line, the house. the Dye For paire Chris Lanesb a comm twenty econo Habitat group Sat urday, Jul to oro gym, logunity mic made the trek ging over five hundred ket itself symbolized the d time and money to Rushford’s tion. Rushford behalf of the ment Authority (eDA Develop- City Administrator Steve center. y 2 nd ~ Karaok strong waitin and watermel well with fruit salad on g anxiously to to Rochester for the final race, the miles and having fun with Sarvi family with its many “strands”, on Page 8 e Joe 9:00pm Habitat for Humanity build. Hallum spoke See HABITATcompl infusion of $100,0 ) and an with one student, other runners. Howe Providing qua the other half of the Habitat duplex, or people, working together to feast hosts Web from neighboring ete the last leg in -1:00am 00 in cash Treyten Chi- becaus Sun day, Jul rd volunteers, both indi- city, explaining that both ver, old lity Numerous their glo, comin See RUSHFORD Page or housing e each participant journey to run an Arndt Chiropracer & Judd Pharmacy/ y 3 ~ Ope n in the and the Corcorans are his and aging serv seni g in fourth overall 9 had to entire and groups, came from Bybee family, who lives at Noo n icesviduals go twenty five miles in Spring The club all really started . thon. On your mark, marafree Juk e Box County Journal. tic and the Fillmore and the surr in a month’s Valley SpotS Still with get Sun day night set, open for oun time, skiing ding studen go, and they’re off--ki . Gjere, a dedica Don’t feel oblig ts who wished area. July 16th ing in age from kinder ds rang- country skier, hoped ted cross- complete the distance had to Mo nday, July th Rochester or the ed to make a trip to to 4 ~ Ope n at For the Seasons eighth grade, of all garten to ski club for Lanesboro start a find time to run outside of to multi-course mealCities to experience a 10a m twins Game the of Your Life . Eaters with on & off Sal $45 ticke t, sizes, some running shapes and Two different events students. running club. Some counte time, a good the only funding bill which e helped to in a race pair of walking a little d & Beve rageBus Housi state and will also be effected. is the first and a sense of s Veteran’s time, others old hats for change her mind. First, she the laps that they jogged in gym 2011 has been passed. Bakke felt the in September. already have27, adventure shou shoes, Home Health ng with Services By K aren r eisner Filcloses Local government at ran the Med-C class. 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(507) 864-2 Sund ays the5pmto- state. place (out of leader- 39th place (out Minstrels Irish All won 6, Main Street on balance.101 Parkway Ave. - 9 : 30am k July ……………… 854 X Matt Wed, tied for 13th os relied , Fount By Abby Stocker discount Page XX……… from See ……… r Li to receive Lynntheir best champion ain, MN 55939 ad d up the ve Brec Foun tain the- Burr this Michelle Laor ey, m Mention move a pion 9:30-11:30p journ 507-467-3400 Unite …… 8, She Ann • July cham Fri, Lanesboro (507) d Sund ays Meth odist 1 91 ticipants). Co. Rd. 8 a Day idual was probably State funding 8 : 30am Chur ch ………268- 4413 S. Parkway, See XX Page X ic state July Fessler and Cedar posting109 us Strom whether or not - Steve s AA indiv iled5pmCory M 10, Clas Garn ess Trini ……………… preva St., Fount Sun, unce g Win rtain other 55949 ain, board nicely after ). The the extra Red ty transportation only MN … Sund ays ty Luth eran MN PO Box 88, - 8 : 30am ……………… 55939 (507) 268place Lanesboro, ship with a 147. costs for the and actually full on most shuttle is nine years Mabe l, MN ps. 4456 (tied for 19th Grac e Luth 2012 school year 2011- shutt 55954 (507) …………………… as superintenden runs. The county qualifier, as Class AA team cham eran Chur Sund ays 493-5 ch ……… 365 Park - 11: 00am t, sumore Class A individual ……………… 905 St, Peters on, topics of discu were among the of lastle was added near the end ming up a 34-year caree Green f ield (Jr) from Fillm ……………… MN 55962 r with the year as an Luth eran district. (507) 875-2 Sund ays Jessie Tammel Chur more Central ssion facing the Fill- for 235 Main - 9 : 00am 218 Ave S, Harm ch ……………… Scho seventh and extra resource for your “I’d like to thank everyone Green leaf … Sund ony, MN 55939 ton Refor regular monthly ol Board at their Alth eighth graders. hard work and (507) 886-3 ays - 9 : 00am & 11: med Chur Highw ay 9, ough 00am ch dedicatio 272 ker meet ……… Lueh Presto n, MN cutti ing on June to By Abby Stoc Harm ony 21, 2011. The 55965 (507) …………………… State Line routes and in-to ng regular bus boar mann said, acknowledging n,” It means “the ’t be afra id Sund ays . 765-2 546 don boar Unite d Meth , Dag 60 d 10 Main mel back also : the d’s gift. Her 00am wn nized Myrna Ave S, Harm feed odist Gam recog il (sports@ Norwegian. Henr y town last day as supe ony, MN 55939 Chur ch ……… Luehmann for - save significant amo pickups could intendent …… Sund Luth . de e me an ema (507) 886old days” in s and visitors ryears as superinte ays - 8 : 30am unts of money, was Wed PO Box 103, eran Chur ch ……… her eithe By Pau l Tren state golf meets writ orec ountyjo urn al.c om) good ………………6851 Harm ony, of local High land Other items of nesday, June 22. ……… Prair ie Chur MN 55939 (Henr Central schools. ndent of Fillmore amo r measure could increase the Sund ays r each team For hundreds Wit h the days” came ytown ) (507) school fillm ch ……… business inclu 43265 Bowl 10 : 30am unt of time stud ……… 886-2 425 ed: Dr, Peters 2010 -2011 thus, My goal is to coveequa lly as I alike, the “good old Dag Fest in dImma nuel ents Lueh on, MN 55962 …………………… spen man ing Luth done, the as d n ridto eran Chur Sund ays (507) 864-2 end s. And 254 Main the Gammel -Hiring Sara ch ……… 10 : 30am the county , 731 with an oper presented the board ber over one hour. Board mem St S, Wyko year officiallyof a year vent ure in ibly can, whi le also stay - alive at , Minn., on June 17-19 Lane sboro Niem f f, MN 55990 ……………………… Shell ating eyer y Topness voice budget for Unite d Meth grade), (first coming school (507) 352-2 … Sund ays - 9 : 30am odist Chur 507 Parkw 801 my first 2/3 Fillmore Cou nty poss on top of the most note PetersonBut even the celebration ch ……… year, explaining the about younger stud d concerns grade), JonKyle Rundquist (fifth Mabe l First ay Ave S, Lanes boro, ……………… because the state MN 55949 ents spending Luth that long amo Haug (elementar Sund ays take a trip into covering unti l fall spor ts ing thy stor ies, players, and 2011. (507) 202 N. Oak, eran Chur ch ……… 10 : 30am has not reach to let people y cus……………… 467-2 646 ity, P.O. Box a budget com Mabe l Unite 395, Mabe ed adding unts of time on the bus, todian), Nancy Back ………… spor ts delays, enjoyable cov- wor s. Wit h more familiar ve designed better times has experil, MN d Meth odist promise, the 111 W Newb Chur ch ……… 55954 (507) 493-5 Sund ays - 9 : 00am Harmony, MN is dealing with district trict that it could cost the dis- media assistant), Jordy(high school back to urg St, Mabe Inc.55954 …………………… 293 years. begin. It was ’s athletes and teamget more comprehensi Nativ ity ering,l, MN n Marzolf Cov Cath (SAC assistant) r olic 507-886-4257 change over the Sund ays Chur ch … here.” By using“a lot of unknowns said in open enrollees. Torgrims & Floo (507) 493-5 t640 - 9 : 30am , Pain 1st Ave SW, Sun. (1st & ering the area made easier by I’ll the last time I followed enced John Erickson in the Peterand 296 on Harm 2nd) New Life the and attempting general numbers Cent he believed that as Fillmore drickson and Darla Laurie HenVisit es can Victo ry Chur ony, MN 55939 (507) - 8 : 45am & (3rd & teams. It waswho supplied me (as school spor ts, it was ). 4th) - 10 :30am ch ……… Ebne 886-2 393 ral’s programm 440 2nd Ave and such stori ct, to anticipate ……………… SE, Harm coming year’s son Museum, ing becomes high volleyball coaches) r (junior Newb urg the more y obje ing them ……………… such high the coaches Unite d Meth ony, MN 55939 expe Sund ays (507) 886-3 and I was play d in nearly ever -Approving the odist Chur resu lts, and 3.1 miles - 9 : 30am the superintenden nses and revenue, will “dynamic,” more students 525 N. of Mabe ch ……… with stats, basis, for whom I 90’s unti l stea my Aug ust ush- be foun and artifact filling the budg ……………… Nort h Prair l on Hwy. 43 ; 2.2 ie Luth eran ……………… So, that the distr t told the board help transfer their enrollment and 1 summer school in et for Title its new ybal l, and picture, Highw ay 30, ……………… miles W. on Co. Rd. ……… on a rout ine ict will most Augu solve some 24 Lanes boro, ……………… and ‘keep ‘eme ers in football, volle which 16 stud rson depot and learning Our Savio say, you’ Pete MN 55949 I have nk likely tran old ……… ur’s ‘tha tice, to sportatio ents have alrea st, for Luth eran borrow (507) 875-2 Sund ays say issue ested in Chur ch ……… 805 S Broad - 10 : 30am 460 dy regyear.’ For thos s-countr y prac way St, Sprin cover their costs money in order to defins. The board postponed anyn istered ……… Sund addition. Interhistory? Erickson Pilot Moun g Valley , MN coming next or for those who cros ios.” ays - 8 d Luth eran -Passing an Chur ch ……… 55975 (507) 346-7 : 00am & 10 : 30am 8 Miles N. ever, in the word next year. How- finan itive action on transportation about family local genealogy linwho didn’t, me any kind of “Ad ……… ion!……………… 251Sund Pione er Presbof Lanes boro on 250Celebrat cing. lunch fees by increase in school then 4 miles y terian John Torgrims s of board member of July has binders of s. Curious about 4th ays - 9 : 00am Chur W. on Hwy $0.10 206and want to send ch ……… Fillmsafe The on, 30 ore wall scho e ……… “We St (507) fun NE, a ol -App board also prese really don’t ……………… 875-2 460 Chatf ield, Have Prest212on United Methodist know what we’ll ing his offic MN 55923 … Sund ays Superintenden nted Mary roving the tenure of teachers (507) 867- 8 : 30am need Chur ch ……… Saint Antho t to 4037 Myr Beth because we don’t borrow with na Luehmann ny St N, Presto ……………… Arm R iver Of Life Regio n, MN 55965 …… Sund a plaque in naler, and Brian strong, Julie Siebenal Chur ays - 10 : 30am 220 N Mone (507) recog Finances also have a budget.” ch ……… verWolfgram y Creek St, ………………765-2 503 Root Prair Rushf ord, dominated the her years of service to nition of east of Uni ……… ie Luth eran MN transportation Chur ch ……… 55971 (507) 864-2 …………………… ed directly Rochester, at the Fillmore in -Hearing and accepting chan Coun ty Rd Central Schools. 853 ……… the K-6 ges Root R iver 11, Fount ain, MN ter, es Luehmann spen The committee,committee’s report. 55939 (507) ……………… Sund Chur Exte nsion NotExtension sity Cention of Hw y. 14 and t the 2011-201and 7-12 handbooks for ays - 10 : 00am 26823553 Coun ch of the Breth ren with school transwhich met recently ……………… 4455 ty Rd 20, e). 2 school year. Root R iver intersec Presto n, MN Tesmer, Driv …………… le ld Comm port Circ sJerro 55965 ation employ(E. Sund ays unity Chur By (507) 765ees, explored 503 Nann - 9 : 30am ch ……… Fillmore/ Hou Co. Rd. 22 and spea kers you estad Lane, ……………… 4772 (Guest Pastor vario Rush ford Rushf ord, us ) Educator for optio cs ……… Luth MN 55971 cutting costs ns for eran Chur Sund ays n The topi (507) 864-7 101 S Mill ch ……… 10 : 00am next year. ude : Souther 074 …………… St, Rushf ord, Tou r incl ton counties ent Sater tial Pote hear Sat. MN sdahl agem choices inclu ean n- 5 : 30pm 55971 (507) Luth eran & Sun. Chur ch 21447 Co. The Crop Manrese arch-bas ed will nesota Corn and Soyb Jeff 9 : 00am ……………… 864-7152 eliminating one de rescheduling or Min ls, Schei e Luth Rd. 30, Rural Harm ……………… ony, MN eran Chur … Sund ays will prov idefor crop produc- Weed Management Tria Wee d ch ……… between Harm afternoon shuttle PO Box 88, - 9 : 00am ……………… ony and Prest St Colu mban Mabe l, MN 55954 information ulta nts, agribusi- Gun solu s, Extension cutting bus (507) 493-5 ……………… Sund Chur ch ……… on, ays - 9 : 30am 408 Presto route ……………… 680 Agronomy and n St N W # ers, crop cons ……………… St Ignat ius number of in-to s, reducing the 2, Presto n, Specialist, UM; Liberty Link© Cath olic …… Sund MN 55965 wn Chur ch ……… ays bus (507) 213 ness staf f, etics 9 picku W : 30am 765-3 Frank lin St, negotiating trans ps, or re Plant Gen Sprin g Valley ……………………… 886 St John’s Luth eran Are We The … Sund ays farm managChur ch ………, MN 55975 (507) lying rural stud portation of out241 Line St - 10 : 30am Soy bean s − nken & Rya n 346-7 565 ……………… S, Wyko f f, St John’s MN 55990 ers, govern…………… Luth eran at transportationents. “We look rs, (507) 352-2 Sund ays Yet? Lisa Beh Chur ch ……… 31497 Highw - 9 : 00am nsion Educato ……………… 296 ment agency ay 43, Rushf Torgrimson com as a privilege,” St Josep h’s …………… ord, MN Mil ler, Exte ach, IPM Spel Cath olic Sund ays Chur ch ……… 55971 (507) 864-2 personne 103 N Mill - 10 : 00am are no easy answ mented. “There 585 St, Rushf ord, ……………… Fritz Breitenb Now Entering ne St Mark ’s MN anyo ……… ers 55971 (507) to our transporLuth eran and … Sund ays tation issues.” Chur ch 864-2 - 10 : 00am 104 E North cialist; You Are Zone, Identify St, Rushf ord, ……………………… 257 St Mary s involved in ………… MN 55971 ber Craig BrittFellow board memCath olic the “Interface”acts of herbicide Sund ays (507) 864-7 Chur ch 405 Twifo - 9 : 00am ……………… 111 agri cult ural rd St SW, that some discr on agreed, noting … Sat. St Matt hews Chatf ield, er the yield impat the interfac e 5 : 00pm MN 55923 Episc opal epancy exists & Sun. crop produc- Jerrold Tesm (507) 867-3 Chur ch ……… 100 Fillm 11: 00am over 148 ore appl icat ion ……………… corn adjaSt Matt hew’s St SE, Chatf ield, ……… Sund MN 55923 tion. Luth eran of RR/ GT/LLor Liberty -1219 (507) ays - 9 : 30am Chur ch ……… Harm ony, zone first Alread Pic MN 55939 ……………… 867-3707 GT The a.m. St Olaf Catho (Gran ger) ……… Sund ked (507) 772lic cent to RR/ Haz el will at 9:00 Strawberyries ays - 9 : 00am 4474 114 N Locus Chur ch … Sun. (1st wagon tour y mor ning , July Link© Soybeans, Ada m rns; t, Mabe l, & 2nd) are in St Patri ck MN 55954 10 ’s Chur ch (507) 493-5 :30am & (3rd & 4th) on Thu rsda ition al wag ons & Mol ly Kuisle, Ag Inte biHall Lanes boro, 268 ……………… - 8 : 45am Her ……………… St Paul Luth MN 55949 (507) 7, with add they fill. Field What’s New in the lfone: ……… Sund 467-2 480 eran Chur ays - 8 : 00am ch ……… 128 Fillm ………… ore St SE, depa rting as ed, and visitors cide World? Pyroxasu ce©, Sun. - 10 St Paul’s Chatf ield, : 00am & Luth eran MN 55923 HUGE Chur ch Wed. - 7: (507) 867Harm ony, ……………… trials are signto view trials not Ant hem©, Zidua©, Fier ©, 00pm MN 55939 ……………… 4604 Plant Sumn er Cent (Big Sprin rpen gs) (507) … Sund ays er Unite d are welcome ng the tour. Vis- Kixor© Programs: Sha 886-8 Meth odist - 10 : 30am 9 miles N. reSale Cap Chur ch ……… 175 of Sprin g duri d ill© The Valley rn usse Chur ch Of OpT ………… on Co. Rd. disc Jesus Chris Sund ays 1 (507) Rya n invited to retu Verd ict©, 21257 US - 10 : 30am Hwy 52 South t Of Latte r-day Saint 378- 4801 itors are also s on a later date no©, Lisa Behnken & Trini ty Fello s ………… Blueberry wship ELCA Presto n, MN 55965 Sund ays Plants, Bed n Educators, view trial 110 S Mill (507) 765nsio 10 : 00am ……………… and Plan Exte ts, St, 4551 m Potting Soil, ding ges. Rushf ord, ……………… SpeMil ler, Trini ty Luth MN Top Soil, Com Mulch, Bark …… Sund eran Chur - 55971 (507) to monitor chant of inclement Fritz Breitenbach, IPM tions: ays - 11: 00am 864-7 211 ch ……… , post 204 South , Peat ……………… Moss m Unio n Prair St, Ostra nder, MN In the even ram will be er Presenta ……………… 55961 Fresh Baked ie Luth eran Sund ays prog lfa − cialist; Post Goods Hwy 16, Lanes ……………… (507) 657-2 203 9 : 00am m & Pies Th weather, the re is no charge Fungicide Use in Alfa trol ……………… boro, MN Unite d Meth ……… Sund odist Chur 55949 (507) 467-3 ays - 9 : 00am 363 ch ……… own Rust Con 236 Gold cancelled. Thethis event. 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Monday, September 5, 2011 invested in a water tower, pump house, deep well submersible Continued from Page 5 turbine pump and significant facility was installed. water distribution improveCable television was brought ments. to Fountain in 1989. In 1994, Fountain grew with Along with the new building the construction of the industhat is home to the Fountain trial park road and the addition Fire Department, natural gas of a water main in the industrial first became available in Foun- area. tain in 1991, as well. With the help of another The DNR extended the Root grant from the Department of River Trail to Fountain in 1993. Trade and Economic DevelAnd, also at that time, the city opment, Fountain invested in
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water main improvements along with commercial and residential rehabilitation in 1997. Additional investments in the reconstruction of main street, sidewalks and street lighting were made in 1998. And, the most recent investment in Fountain’s infrastructure came with the opening of the waste water treatment mechanical plant on January 11, 2010. As our interview concluded
Historic Preston Overlook to be restored
Landmark will undergo a National Scenic Byways facelift Southeastern Minnesota Historic Bluff Country announced that it has been awarded a National Scenic Byways grant in the amount of $787,516 for the refurbishing of the Preston Overlook along Highway 52/16. A 20% matching amount of $200,000 by the Minnesota Department of Transportation
will provide the balance of the funds needed for the reconstruction. Preston Overlook is a halfacre parcel located on Hwy 52/ Hwy16 just inside the eastern city limits of Preston and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. According to a 1998 MN/DOT Structures Inventory, the site was constructed during the Great Depression in 1937/1938, likely
with the use of relief workers. The park is one of only seven sites in this report known or believed to have been built under the FERA/SERA Program. The construction was also part of the Minnesota Highway Department’s first large-scale effort to develop roadside facilities in the state. Over the years, the site has been minimally repaired and is now in need of major restoration.
Swifts enjoy communal roost in Preston By Karen Reisner About twenty bird and nature enthusiasts spent a pleasant evening, Wednesday August 31, at the Trailhead parking lot watching a current local phenomenon. Hundreds of swifts swarm around the old Preston elementary school chimney before funneling down into the chimney to roost for the night. The small five inch, sparrow sized bird is brownishgray with a short tail and long, narrow, somewhat bowed wings that span about 12 inches. As we watched the speedy little birds gather, an occasional turkey vulture would glide through. The comparatively very large, graceful in flight, bird also makes a summer home in Preston and will soon be making its way south for the winter. The old school now serves as a hotel/apartment building owned by the Corson family. The tall
brick chimney has been co-opted by hundreds of these little birds for their temporary night time dwelling. They are summertime visitors and should be welcomed, as they feed only on flying insects. Greg Munson, former director of the Quarry Hill Nature Center in Rochester, had made a count estimate of nearly 1,100 swifts entering the chimney at dusk the previous Sunday night. The count this evening was greater than 1,000. Munson explained that the swifts only nest in residential chimneys. Because of the lack of old style, open chimneys, the habitat for the chimney swift has been limited. Swifts nest twice during the season and there is only one nest per chimney. However, they do gather as they have in the old elementary school chimney in “communal roosts.” The birds can fly in a circle as they gather
Swifts descending into old elementary school chimney in Preson. Photo by Karen Reisner
and funnel into the chimney to roost for the night. According to Munson, they spend some of that roosting time preening. As the birds descended into the chimney, we could hear their twittering chatter. Swifts gather in large flocks at roosting sites as they prepare for fall migration. According to Munson, in 1944 it was discovered that the swifts migrate to Peru as many of the birds had been banded. Since then, it is known that they migrate to other South American countries as well.
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in the Speer’s household kitchen with the delicious smells of a roast in the crock pot and freshbaked brownies ready to be frosted, I asked them, “What’s next?” The answer came as Sharon showcased pictures of their seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren neatly organized on the refrigerator. Stan and Sharon have three children who all graduated from PrestonFountain Schools. Steve Speer,
age 49, lives in Farmington, and he is married with four children. Scott Speer, age 47, lives in Oronoco, and he is married with one child. And, their daughter, Shannon Speer, age 41, lives in Rochester and is married with two children. The recent retirees will be spending time with their family. Ronda Flattum of Lanesboro took over as city clerk for the City of Fountain effective September 1, 2011.
The project will see the reconstruction of the flagstone terrace, which uniquely encircles an existing tree, and the refurbishing of the stone overlook. The site is built along the bluff line on the edge of the South Branch of the Root River using materials indigenous to the area. Visitors can enjoy a scenic view of Preston and the rolling hills of the river valley below. Work on the project is expect-
ed to begin in June of 2012, to be completed in October 2012. All repairs will be completed according to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties using the same materials and construction techniques as the original construction. Original construction plans from the 1930’s will guide the restoration.
Swifts are in the same Order as Hummingbirds, different Families. Swifts, with the exception of roosting at night, do everything in winged flight. They are one of the speediest fliers in the bird world and eat only flying insects. Water is consumed by dipping into a body of water as they fly over. Bathing is accomplished the same way. Swifts have small bills, but a wide mouth. The birds gather twigs in flight for nesting, breaking them off as they fly by. Their nests are made of twigs held together with saliva. The cuplike nest is fastened to the interior chimney wall and holds a clutch of four or five white eggs.
Swifts are similar to swallows in some ways, but they are not closely related. Swifts are faster in flight and do not perch. Information about swifts was obtained from the National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds and the American Bird Conservancy’s Field Guide to All the Birds of North America.
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FILLMORE COUNTY JOURNAL
Monday, September 5, 2011
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Rockin’ It at the Fair
Monday, Aug By Sam Gib ust 1, 2011 mson FILLMOR local favorite July has com E COUNTY Stand from e and gone and event, the Dem again and Der its usual loca JOURNAL once as tion and got by! Anyone sitting clos olition were ready Fillmore Cou always, so has the putting it in the proj Page 19 e enough bright and a little mud ect nty The buil day. 4-Hers early every Fair. This old ding. might in showed chan worked the year a free location was then used have gone a their hair and and ges and food stand “I loved the atmosphere stag pres imp little deaf for as while. But on last year’s e for perform ented their rovements It had this venue chan event. There were some an area for the annual ances and as the high that didn’t distract froma were ribbons and projects. There There a good all around feel year.” ges and new energy level teen dance. to it. awards ever are changes Starting on where. I feel tions added of bein yther com ever like g e. Tue peti prog made and yone in the sday since I have ress is starting to area the lived events inclu the week. Some new offered not only a few , the fair to show. It Even with ded has improve ever fair has continued to become something peop all the roug and a perform Minute to Win It but also everyone’s favonew things, tough Gra y year. O’C h and onnor says area really look forw le of the the 80s. Ever ance from Ladies of ties. Every night hosted rite activi- what mos nd Stand events I thin ard to ever year. t people enjo k yone Gra a diffe y at nd the rent Stan to enjoy the yed about visfair seemed d event. Tue iting the fair involved mov new set up, which host to the Bull Riding sday played was music was the concerts! The re competi every follo ing the 4-H Food day. wed by the rodeo on Wed tion all different vari day and it offered eties As always Satu nes- general favorite was . It seemed the rday hosted the Friday nigh a show, Lad ies t “sister band” of the 80s and their Rock It Scie of the 80s mad nce. e an appearanLadies the area last ce in summer in Dob would like in Harmon ie Days y. to 7th Annua thank everyone who the commun They rocked it and l Special tha Golf Tournament made this year’s we brought ity received it well. So a huge suc nks to eve them back! cess ryone who Asahi Loft of originates out This group Kelsey Ris Harmony participat . tau-Tienter Page 22 FILLMORE COUNTY JOURNAL Monday, July 25, 2011 Branding Iron ed! Harmony Repa and is known of the Twin Cities at the cow ir a one of Min judging. Brett Barnes Harm Oak prem ony State Agen Meadow Meat nesota’s ier ‘80s Trucking cy s Carlsday OnSunday on, Lee aside Chelseycover bands. I pulled The Crunafterwhole-heartedly. ony Telep girl crowned as queen of the royal The final of the festival cameHarmgroup Photo by Sam &Peg hone chy Side gy Gibson Harmnoon Old Hen ’s Pizza local and fair O’Connor, Preston ony Vets festival goers could see Gifts a group court. She and her three attendants and the Chic momentum did not slow Daciday HECOcalled WestSideWallsOld a’s onstarted Waysand showed grea attendee, and she Main with a pana 50s (Anna Staise, Katie Wolter, and Hai- down. The -New60s Ideas t Dan McKenna Jim Taub Prestonfinally m weather, that did not stop people ley Howe) greeted the crowd with big cake breakfast By Sam Gibson concert scen enthusiasm for the ert ‘n’ roll group. Then B&B Bowl rock theying hosted by St. Joseph’s e. Her Don Jim Prest favo Ande Vagt At the grand parade for Rushford from coming out and enjoying the smiles and the cheesy wave everyone Catholic Church.rson rite s the music of Equipmen closed the weekend withonnone other AnInsur antique ance tractor t the ‘80s. “Th part was First Southeast Josh Grant Prest on Days, on-lookers were greeted by a festivities. F&M ama ey played their comes to expect. The ladies were also ride was being offeredBank to those attend- than the Johnny Holm band andBank zingly! My Kolih favorite Ward to Tructhe Foodsa large On Monday of that week a new joined by Ariana Rasmussen who was ing. In Gary horse and buggy as well as several ation was kingcontinuation a Insur greatance covers of hits Prest thatoncover addition ACDC.” EvenimpersonGolf Leanne’s Cent Preston Swee Dome-Rochest representatives of the Rushford-Peter- Rushford royal court was chosen lucky enough to be crowned Little of the craft the group is t Shop time erspan. Salon show/photo contest, there though er Hammel Love, Bob & Quality Hoo Equicar pmen son area, including Rushford mayor to serve as Rushford’s community Miss Rushford Days. Marcia only attending f Trimming 80s, the othe called Ladies of the t semi show Rushford was also a classic and Hahn Love, Jim &Having R&J Lumber Com Shanfor Chris Hallum and Grand Marshall ambassadors for the coming year. As with them, r group that performs nonthe parade Woo pany s I onced Good before, Another event taking place the on theHans fest on, grounds. Love GraiDays Rem Roc axCraig k It n Science, cove & Tara Larry Nielsen. The parade itself was a former Miss Harmony, I definitely evening of the parade was a perforall areas of wasn’t sure what to expect. But there In Harm addition to all the standsMab andel Flow rs ‘80s music. ony Agri Roxanne John ers Servi & a representation of all that was going respect the girls who dress in full mance of the musical Nunsense II activities, Gifts ce ever There was sonall going on added a great deal ything rang Harmmusic McKof was plenty to do and Simolots ony Food n, Josh & Angi s weekend. Thereean Auto on in the small town celebration on formal wear and wave and smile at the R-P High School Theatre. entertainment Tina Turner ing from ACDC to e a throughout the town. You never had to the Harmony Golf Melinda Lute Torgerson Paint Club s the second week of July. Even though to a crowd even in scorching heat. Directed by Judy Myers, the show was Harm the spectacle to Heart. It was quite moment where something wasn’t a concert every Mike night!Prinsen ony Greealmost & Floor fun . nhouse Covering we were experiencing some very hot Lindsey Merchlewitz was the lucky opened Wednesday night and con- Friday night, The beginnin find played host Minnto Villacould & VarieRushford owa happening and you ge Depoalways ty t off a little slow g of the week started Harm some way to Villa entertain yourself. I tinued through Sunday afternoon. Boogie Wonderland. Construct ony House The band name ge Square ion, Inc. e 21 Pag of the heat, for fairgoers because Morem would with Attendees of Rushfords Days could says it all. This disco group promised eler’sthe heat and but as the nigh ric, Inc. say evenWhe JOURNAL Sat-Electthe TYentertainment. and the days UN humidity Work Minnesota also enjoy several vendors starting Fri- OR a lotE of fun and CO -It Circuitsummer’s cooled down ts came FILLM urday night the evening dance was love to bring us, this was everyone a weekend started to make thei day evening13,and continuing through 1 201 the June weekend. This included a pet- backed up by Troubleshooter. Every- that didn’t let the temperature get it Those participating r way to the fair. Monday, in the judging Graves felt the language gives the com- ting zoo for the kids, adult dances in one who attended welcomed the local down. By Karen Reisner The Fillmore County Planning mission a little more flexibility. If any the evenings for the grown-ups, and ROCHES Commission at their July 21 meeting member feels the variance request does bingo for people of all ages. TER, AgeNtS: MN Rochester’ set a public hearing for August 18. not meet any one of the circumstances, Competitions local busi- were also a big part benefit s #1 Tour Creighton Horihan CALL TO help would deny to to The public will be able to comment on then that memberbusi of thes weekend. nessvote around Sporting events of all Co Jan Haugen DAY FOR mpany! few place g called Graves said variance. there isa no a proposed amendment to the Fillmore s Such events includkinds took place. in deal A DETAILJim Peterson was a littlethethin nesses. Even gotZoning havingedcerta You entertaining were point to the Ordinance if we o pics. County Zoning Ordinance to include the 3-on-3 basketball tournament ED BROC 50 sbor when Olym 7-2 Lane Just barb 88-1329 or Fest. m on HURE!! rhubarb-variances. the RhuDifficulties of granting keep definition at the high school, a softball SUMMER r of Rhubarb held out klist g 1-8 hono dn’t haveof Practical By Sam Gibs sboro acoul chec brin in a 00 can’t TIME the -795-8516 self criteria for sboro tournament, ON THE MIS yourThe around Duane Bakke . a new event to the MAC for granting variances. and, think Lane again June in Lane SISSIPPI (GRE this year. ities spreadCommissioner you you start activ to r KINA rise ed www.horihan.com bette tried surp AT C a ISLAND, MI 3 DAY TOUR and that mostanym remarked variance applica- festival,state “Hardship” is toe be them deleted. in Sylvan Park the bean has bag tourney. ore they ) ths com gotten off to le with setback bo signed an it tions AUG. 24-2 1-888-600-9002 to hand summer mon der why the dealing requireGovernor Mark gaze Dayton Saturday brought some old and CHICAGOLAND SPEEDW 6, 2011 no won what takesare Along with in this case AY - NATIONWID o the Rhubarb if you had $419 302 South Mill Street the rhu- It’s laimed Lanesbornew. see vals, and CHRISTMAS ded SEP festi ments. amendment to the state statute on May Plane rides were being offered T. E inclu barb cermer & 16-1 SPRINT CUP Rhu sum PRSR arb. This ta. They’ve the day at Rushford air-Shoji Tabuchi, BRANSON and toproc RACES Rushford, MN 559718, 2011 rhubcriteria about5, the the the shoot,offered $409 US. PO T STD haveitala statement of Minnesothroughout 2011, changed for hoopGraves Daniel O’Do SEPT. 16-1 ts from I am talking Cap STA golf, usiaswhich nnell, Neal 9, 2011 toss, Hardbarb enth barbUndue the title. PAID GE McCoy, Mira theeven factst was from the Zoning Ordigranting port. A craft fair and photo contestCHRISTMAS BRANSO $539 share from y earned Festival. Rhu Pe balance.onEach NOV. 3-6, cle of Chris ed tovariances N sboro tainl 2011 tmas DECO rmit No. 6 also an egg area flock for reference when a variance was held as well as a tractor pedalAndy Williams, Gatlin Broth rent Lane ship totePractical Thebybill RAH, in manyDifficulties. a diffenance around the $539 IA 521 icipa ers sored part with 61 Debby Boon which house and sen- application is being considered. pull. The grand parade took place atCHRISTMAS BRANSO was thespon e, Daniel O’Do their stories and activ There both NOV. 10-13, ities.passed Tony Orlan N W ed nnel ee 2011 l, hem do, Johnny SIX kly Ed Mandelko CUP ate unanimously 7:00 p.m. that evening, which was a rhubarb-t $539 Mathis, Dani soda, rhubarbchanged the standard ition rhubarb local CHRISTMAS el O’Donnel The application from Allan and Vir- nice change compared to the other games. that can be used l, Legends rhubarb art, arb-forthem SHOPPING NOV. 17-20, edgovernments In Concert IN CHICAGO 2011 A COUNTR to arb issuethan a variance I knewto their zoning ordi- ginia Mandelko, Preston, Section 6 in festivals that tend to do it earlier when , IL pie, and rhube rhub $539 Monda Y CHRISTM AS IN NAS y, Ju ne so Bristol Township, for a Conditional the sun is high, and goodness knows, R just ec HAW HVIL There was mor ! nances. NOV was AII yc re LE, . - HONOLU 25-2 6, 2011 The TN lin7,g2011 LU & MAU 101 Zoning Chris Graves Use Permit to construct a wind tur- we didn’t need that. d easily what to do with $339 I (COMPLETE coulAdministrator DEEP SOU NOV. 29-D that you that PACK PA TH TEXAS EC. 4, 2011 thiswould prevail were bine for personal use wastoreviewed. state law - GREAT 14 DAY GES 11 AGE) much to do daynoted $1049Fountain event out of g Volum U the Polaris NEW ORLEAN -1-WAY JAN. 21-29, WINTER GET-A 6 Trail Theicintention place therevend to ors be asellin court issue about the ant e 26 Iss S THANisK toYO 2012 make a whole were $3299 ue 37 A gig America Days CIVIL WAR Ca the on a 160 s of a variance. FEB. 39.9 ma kWde turbine grantingcream or thepuff denial Home PA11-2 festival. There rhub IN VIRGINIA nton l Ch GE4,32012 who arb ne Falc r!185 $1899 atfield everyo eve foot tower. The total height will be SPR proposed county amendment will delie MAR fest ING t fruit kabobs, The som CH 9-19, 2012 bes MYSTERY l Fo l the Heroics on d even get untain - ALL NEW tiva Ap Fes place and the feet. David Eid, Renewable Energy definition changes to be compatfood b $1539 PAGE in e ologie the 6 bar and you coul make HOL DAY l to wer APR LAN Rhu Ha rs TOU tion S 6-7 D, MI R! rmonILy 16-24, 2012 In addiwith s to EA voluntee noted o knew a sweetSD, LLC, Excelsior, the also statefood statute. ect, theMinnesota, l La cious gelato. orsiblethere $128 perf was Wh NEW 9 B . was MAY ne YORK CITY 1-6, 2012 sboro Rhubebarb in to theThe project of would identical ld cause such a Theding proposed Fill-daythe turbine PAGE from the vend le atten lM the festchanges cou for the love $819 abel l ALASKA 18 MAY 11-13, up spring to eother recent projects by the County Zoning Ordinance LAND & CRU Ostra people cam htensapproved made by peop more 2012 As the Rhu brig nder l ISE (COMPLET contest. le thatCommission. $419 MAY 12-1 Planning E PACK Definitions include ; 155)PractiPeterso e. tart vegetab PAGE the pie makingunder We know them so AGE) people are trapped inside their9,spiral ma’s little baby 2012 of “Ma n l Pr the tasting tabl . 19 at $139 aChris Graves noted the plan meets Difficulties means “the property crew NW bop9 es MAY barb Sisters say,calrhub that sometimes life driving less than desirable vehicles and never her barb CIRCLE & stir. ton l 23-JUNE 2, and arb. BeeYELLOWSTON Rushfor Dr. Kay sness of Rhu alltosetback requirements. Theciou closproposes to usen’tthe propertyTha in nks does deals us a bum rap,E improving their credit situation, which is2012the loves rhubarb,owner mpic d l Ru ed the deli arb pie.” Who ple istast shford peosite STARTING e Rhubarb Olys and est farm 1500 feet manner not permitted can occur primary mission in this venture. e thosThe ree-bop rhub a reasonable AT $3399 madaway. Village Almbyost 700 of pie? gler who JUNE 14-2 ALsituations l Sp L PR arb-the request fornks requirement is 750 feet. et Thethedistance an officialrs control” that we IC have little At Zumbrota Ford, we offer all of our9, customers Rhubarb Jug 2012 to the people rhuband love a good piece ring Va Tha $2199 ES BASE forg line Siste are Sisters and lley l o cou required theldproperty is 203.5 a variance is ed “dueuptothe a circumstancees fun. or no control over the opportunity to drive the vehicle that is right for Whfrom The Rhubarb the Rhubarb D ON DO Whalan open ON nks to side gam that Tha LY p ! new grou UB A arb? two take financially. In today’s ever-changing economic them. We only use lenders that help re-establish ed r feeting duerhub to the total height of with the turlW FEW SEAT unique today. theThe property not createdr flam y LE OCCUPA thei them ykoff m ram thei bine. t for thelandowner.” S Sch All t LE cycle, job challenges arise that may have caused your credit on 1998 and newer models, that It is expected to be setback 370 twis of If the variance NC Tom FT , our and entertainmenby the By K ev Y Tours are Ful ON mileage Bradley t and n melodies Walter feet ME criteria to-win-i in Bla financial hardships orHanunexpected medical lymeet the conditioning andSO of the their from the property line. is granted, it “will not alter essential uteEsc t TO dlin some well-know orte Min abou UR g is d in Del sing new ncha inclblow. S! kblancha set ournear nd to of uded.As kick dealt an unfair lenders. Many of uxe theseMo vehicles remaining rd For Mo ntee Mandelko saidrsheinwas a ryoneemergencies character the locality.” is s. Allan who helpedmay have rd@ fill torcoachave t. A fewA variance the words arou volu re dien the Info hes to eve ingre mo Ch rma & extended nks turbine during recountyjo eck Luggage tionand Ricabau much wethe try, sometimes it is to factory warranties areBoo eligible for an or to usvery George a16nks to 18tomile in ing order ifbrou “byght reason exceptional cir-Thasimilar makasing intoof the outdifficult test. Tha favorite cook for urnal.com con on gh k A ing crew Ri the Tou Sa nwa were cab mak and r, We old stu rebound fromvolu unexpected or outservice contract. After skatche Calpaying s born Joe that augh, b - www.glen rs. A l Today! the Pieper hour wind Tha and he cumstances”rtain strictvisito enforcement would nkswastopleased more groups everyone who up. ente nsm finances. without help orEmail: glenn this vehicle, credit will be resixty-sevdent, graduate a seventy year He and wan, Canada in Regina, Walotorco madenless noise than fansk inyou his to of-control causetounnecessary hardship. up andit clea picture as well bigthethan @glennsm on e and enjoyed included achtou ul. A groupscriteria understanding from some outside provided payments High Sc en seniors fro d along with 80-acre dahis family mo in 1940. beautif rs.com otoestablished, Lou for grantthose who cam hog house. He saidto that the company Several rco tou andlisted couple of these park look ho m King iry ved Schramm are and all of r. rs.com current have ach been maintained sland of Spring Va farm, 6½ mi to an “A fte ol on May their time the large wind project in his forwsource. to next yea variances in 505.01. time atThe Board ter Bradley,ingTom ard teeredplanning lle les was to We want that opportunity to on it and all your other credit yman. In your look ate and r 52 years, 29. andhisweproject problem be the y in 1947. “O south Adjustment mayt “provide variety relief to area had no and Peter ofBerr daywith a grea ul a tw po derf was o sch ur class fir help. obligations. degrees, st to en more un st-gradu a won ool, as redwhere the plans as it would be far enough away, a It was thethere land owner in the cases explo the festival as you Re-establishing credit can be as Do you have: a gradu I stand befor dergraduate - four grade freshman, an ter the new to listen toimposes practical difficulties half mile. e you tod ating hig of music ordinance d finish s and gra important as buying a car. We have 1.!A full-time job? the “D h the ay t du . ue sch Ki NA as ate The life expectancy of the turbine property owner.” The Board d mos ng to oo the park to the even WINO ts I foun lenders working right now to finalize loans.ONLY IN 2. $1,300 gross baugh sland class of l senior with my fathe the untimely, “he said. rymonthly income? the nto Inve One of of Adjustment may impose conditions is 20 years at which time it can be r sai in 1955 Ford death of Let’s see how this program works: residence? ment spe d during his 2011,” Rica- negative Biggest 3. sStable & Miles! an remanufactured and reinstalled. There im when granting variances. From the start, our customers are under no 4. Down payment or trade? for Mile probably ech. “Doing commence- said, “we pact on our d resultant W 2011 NE All six of the following circumstanc- is a plan in place to take it down and the fam we the obligation to enter this program, they can say 5. Past credit problems with a drive to re-establsh re ma far ily us on graduati ,” he m and th, I’m forced ly sev 2011 Ford Foc es must exist for a variance to be grant- restore ground area after its useful life. NEWcredit? no at any time. This program1is designed to reMinnesong high sch enty year-old in Spring relocate to a to sell the stas rental ho ool sen During the public hearing there ed. 1)The variance is in harmony with ta. establish their creditNEW in as 201 short asperiod of timeFor as d Fie If so, we would like the opportunity to help “It wa Valley.” ior in use “The ” Geger orge Ri Ford Ran the intent of the comprehensive plan, was no comment from the township possible. you. Call 1-800-757-3080, ask for Brent or Greg us,” Ri s a difficult his life re was someth cabaug 28 16 12 10 in 2 tim cab , IN STOCK! zoning ordinance, and state Shoreland supervisors or the public. The applicah grad for a completely confidential interview and drive Lowest Price Other dealerships offer “Buy Here - Pay Here” school he did not haing missing in had to lea augh said, “ane for all of 10 Years! uated dip ve ve Management Rules. 2)Without the tion was unanimously approved by the d operations. Generally, you buy a vehicle they want home your froin sch lom for th I m King ich, Ki oo at G ngsland a,” James He high my my family. l to help profelt I sland H 40 MP variance, the owner is deprived of a commission and will be heard by the to get rid of, and no credit is established since they next automobile id? Hybr I A pa vid cim High finall mothe l, sai igh Buy e Why ov G form School do not report to the credit bureau (unless payments 40 or MP truck reasonable use of the property. 3)The county board next month. “He ap d in his introd School Princ - of, and r to reluctany persuaded on May* A Hybrid? $ leg pro uc iWhy Buy are not made) and there are no warranties or Zumbrota Ford alleged practical difficulty is due to Other Business 29. * He wo ached King tory remarks. in the M ally enable tly approve From guarantees. If credit is established, it’s*only with $ tomorrow. Marvin Kuhn said his building percircumstances unique to this property. 1959. It uld have gradusland this year. after my ilitary as a mi me to enlist Photo by From jun nor in $ PRE OWNED 4)The circumstances causing the prac- mit fee for his manure pit was more By Sam Kevin Bl pull a folis not too often ated here in He wa ior year.” 1958, Accent GLS OWNED From GiBSo s PRE ‘10 Hyundai an mG de sta th ch tical difficulty were created by someone than $2,000. He requested that the sgibson@ r at cap tio ar fro n NED in there, I ge ne ab a LX d fillmorec PRE OW ‘09 Kia Optim oAveo graduatem 1958 and pe t to sile le surface-to- d on a nucle n or something other than the landowner structure of the fee be looked at. Mike ounty‘09 Fo sit OW air r NED d in 20 ar jouChev PRE day Ju d e pa rnal.com 11.” ncil when e in Sachenhe guided mi or the previous landowners. 5)The Frauenkron noted that some counties em CivicthHybri st fiv Great ne, 11, ‘08 Hondya and 16367 shis class im car, very hoste d Pa m Come years Jer- of fSharp frogreat issuance of the variance maintains the go by gallons for manure pits with a ride sharp! graduate, Germany m Shoothe 16377 $ sto 12 :3car, d in 19 nty 14,998 ter’s stawi ll kick speed, ck ha fu nd ra the Fu n 530+ warra 0pm essential character of the locality. 6) maximum permit fee of $500. The fee See GR ve 16280 59. & gas .$ Af ter rti Ru n! ise wi 90 ng AD r 40,000 e. ll 15,9 UA NED MPG m mileag is Shooter PRE at OW m The alleged practical difficulty involves now is $7.50 per 100 square feet for a Th is5 16385a otorcy TE Page 1 owner $ ’s they‘06 PT Cruiser Road hoake thOW eir NED miles. 7 and $sh cle98 riders ch ance9,99 wa manure pit with a cement floor. This more than economic considerations. PRE for low use in CaliberySXT to Su sie to get OW ow th By K ev e Ostr ed ‘07 Dodg while 16,9 ’s Commission members discussed is the same as the fee for a building. PRE out NED eir in Bla geOW n Versa NED givi ng tting ins M by Hig hw ander fol- kbl ‘10 Nissa ncha love.PRE extensively how the required circum- Bakke requested information on what to do sid anchard@ Only rd GLS EvVW er Jetta what th e and Gabel, JT ’s ay 44 Pu y seco fillmorec 9242A Ju ne ‘10 b and rec Corner 12,000 stances or criteria could be interpreted. other counties charge. nd ril l in ey miles, It’s ountyjour sin Superin like new! 9290A Ba , Hou nal.com sta rted ce the fu ndSaturday of TaCade’s 1 owner tendent McDon ognition to Ka $ r an ston, 11,9 noun90 in car. FWD, Joh ald clean ra ise people all th 16376 Ch ced an ack, togeLeathe $ r hatchb at d 8 to the sch n McDonald the finest said. “We thy Beevers,” at the wa field. r, 9,99 ing OW theroof, MPG. s ve gr30+ theNED ba Af ter PRE and goha16375 group NED ool board ir me $ 90ck to ou to bamoonr orde state of business ma have one of struggle wi 14,9 Conc pe nice. ler eti M OW wi ll d ne very ne fro r ay 16 th ng du ‘00 Chrys Minneso th nagers r door ShooPRE terHarle m ba ton Co in $Fi llm90 NED at the Monday nig r20,9 y Fat Boyhe ad ’s fo in the said. “We wi reading,” M OW Th ta.” Sc or ‘04 r PRE ho e e r pr Ki ols had a dincD ll de ties,OWcoNEDand HouNissanloMaxi ok smatoSL izes and to specia giving un received ngsland Publiht, for timelyaward recogniz PRE ‘06 s- if MPG,an be l educati liver this pro onald lle a 30 Fin do Dr ct D ce 4 a the s s c naFord es ing an J. 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Sam Gibson, 2009 graduate of Fillmore Central High School, former Journal student Writing Project contributor, and reporter for the Fillmore County Journal, covered a number of community events this summer. We appreciate having her byline in this newspaper, and we hope she’ll share her experiences with Journal readers as she studies abroad in London this coming school year while attending St. Mary’s College in Winona.
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! a r a S , u o y k Than Sara Pecinovsky, 2010 graduate of Mabel-Canton High School, former Journal student writing project contributor, and reporter for the Fillmore County Journal, covered a number of community events this summer. Sara could be seen along side parade routes and in the middle of every activity from a variety of town events in the area. We appreciate her contributions to the Journal this past summer, and we hope she’ll continue to consider sharing her writing talents as she returns to Luther College for her second year.
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the third was for the maximum as what it may have appeared of $10,000. to be. All of the stories we City Clerk Elaine Schansberg a draft of a Request for Propos- said the entailed a man who was deter- have heard about gunfights, ambulance department By Sara Pecinovsky als (RFP) for garbage pick-up. would like What a great weekend at Buf- mined to find a to buy a power cot man by the savage battles, and stagecoach He stated that Waste Manage- for the ambulance. falo Bill Days in Lanesboro! name of Hannibal attacks were not something that The cost of Hudson, a ment recommended going with a power cot is around $12,000. There was a variety of activities bounty hunter from Missouri happened everyday as it was a five-year contract if the coun- Schansberg believes they can get that visitors could enjoy! With who shot 50 mules with 50 depicted in books, movies, and cil decides to go with the cart $2,000 for it in grant money, volleyball matches, softball people on a bridge! To keep pictures. In 1883, Buffalo Bill system. tournaments, bike riding, tub- the audience involved, the man started the Wild West Shows, and the ambulance fund can According to Illg, one disad- handle the ing/canoeing down the river, who was looking rest. for Hudson where he took the reality of vantage of going with the carts cost, SchansbergAs for the high the Farmers’ Market, the pet- asked individuals from the the American West and exagsaid one back is having two different trucks injury would cost a lot more. ting zoo, along with delicious crowd if they had seen Hud- gerated it to make the stories pick up the garbage. The recy- The power cot will eliminate the food, there was one particular son, who was shown on a want- of the West more appealing cling would be picked up every lifting of patients into the ambu- activity that represented the ed poster. Hannibal Hud- to the audiences who came to other week, and regular gar- lance. It can hold 700 pounds, purpose of Buffalo Bill Days son appeared out of nowhere watch them. The impact of the bage every week. Twice a month and has a manual ding if to a tee. The Cannon Old accompanied with a woman Wild West Shows highlighted overdrive ions inclu there would be an extra truck on tion West Society (C.O.W.S.) is a by his side! The two posit ng fails.Engi sifica the ofpower The neericouncil man then on the achievement of the fron20, 2011 the roads. input” porgroup of several individuals held Hudson at Manager and Monday, June of the “citizen meetings. Officeapproved. gun point so tier movement to the West and There would from Southeast be ddifferent sizesSuperviso was advantage boar JOURNA L r. ty’s ern Harmony the NTY coun resident conc that Linda do reenactmentsMinnesota that he wouldn’t get away. Hudson being one of the most accomthe d COU ern of conc forforth customers two good Soiney’s secon as “bridge jump- tion of carts to conFILLMOR E choose•BakPolesky of the old west claimed that he did not have a plished times in American hisd for ke expressed thanked ght grade the council ng brou favor ey getti ed in Page 10 not Soin term from, and they would pay one spraying he He Jensen was ty roads weremosquitoes. lemand at historical events such as Buf- gun on him, but little did the tory. The Wild West Show She Sheriff Daryl wanted feedback what mostly by young people. . ested the prob f coun-coun ed. Hefor BrieThe for that falo Bill Days. In downtown audience know, cart. thing cernsflat rate he ing” ness In made a great impression on day, her entiresugg family as need r Busi really he hourappreciof the survey as The board adopted said it has never been a safe use day, ten cilOthe Grindelanbed a due agreedneerthere COUNTY Lanesboro, and also in Sylvan be trusted. Then could not town of Lanesboro when the John should it, the andfour ing what it has all of a sudit pera bigcedif- Park, Page 1 maintenan of is ate to nty Engi from citizens. waymade public but after flood a •Cou State Auditor’s C.O.W.S. performed two den, Hudson shot at or uctu openringhouse Continued from week for her ference. possible restr Shehigh came ameeting to theweat ment the Office of the ce Measures for to do, a muddy bottom is now to discu the man! formed there many years ago, so council a work estedroute ined with forssed customers shows; a bank robbery and a While he was s were in agree combto ifHe thatsugg s them is the law to be l oyee no nt. asking Dah is empl e spray rtme down on the it is wonderful that the commuand a few years department headShe suggested results Standard Performan by depago. It was also work as his Prest bottom. Ther He was refer- histhey Boththat shootout with bounty hunters. ground wounded, s. now they cond s. ition eer could agreed posinity continued the tradition of ago, laint and engin s rock they he comp did ice. called to participate. ce measures could the current year. it she out tered ome pract heard regis outc also should gotrans ce into his con- said ibit the The performances were simi- to some fellow a five-year ition feltthey she have shouldday to with thank itions are townsmen for celebrating Buffalo Bill Days! de proh to the bridge along the bike trail assist them. s of the performanthe county’s Truth The performan ant cond inclu leave he rated e tract the for lar to shootouts depicted in backup, and but whoever be they choose. y is ths befor Tieffenbacher mon saids, they Hudson called Obviously in the twenty-first the don’t e If Frida be reported at ng. The surveys recommended to ation/corrections, ring een Lanesboro and Whalen, y tion park old western the road Illg some will be sending year. Bakk movies, especially out some of his men, and the century, we do not see these RFP ing. boardto isgrade looking mber of next outgthe is work in Taxation heari along with other public safety, prob ic health, social betwconcern includes any of the man fundwe right onesome into Dece use no at garbage ed ms. compa- get idea statin that get- like the movies starring John shootout began! The reenact- Wild West Shows anymore, but done beca raising options d the collecting for coun newty isplaycould be mail extra costs. Brown public works, publ ions, veterans’ the es in the county over strea usu- ques nies.tione e to share an engineer with ground rked, “The Wayne. To make these shoot- ment of 10 men elect bridg equipment r patrol is shooting at in Lanesboro, visitors and tourmailings to avoidwould be the board’s services, taxation, library. at Selvig outs ge 14 d that they Bakke rema may decidOtherPa Jensen said wate ted.” more real, the actors would one another looked He adde be chea it is where ty. Business ld Park. It services, parks, and use ting He added shou coun the beca said the survey attendance ns. to be real. ists from all around were able to e her lem FI citize anot bridg t the the prob The had an approved at the said engineer hired MO three LLat Bakk Citizens Inpu negotia- fire REAL guns! No need to The guns being fired echoed to enjoy a weekend of fun and Music in the gPark REeCO it- ally gather. He added that the - have notcouncil act down report card fromcitizens’ opinion of contrwas le durin River Rat Outf worry, folks. Thankfully these throughout Lanesboro position of engi- this Uthey jump rehab loans NTYhave ideredand consyear, intoasthePrecommended L would measure ided. A Ken Soiney of essed the board peop suggests putting a “no are bytrans s.Uto think ition where it get a taste of what these Wild JO Y oyee G empl the the EDA. R actors RN addr The are DNR prov , professionals one was OUs- N and used sounded like an actual gunfight West Shows could have been sboro oftions e, but signs somewith felt changes for next year.AL the services in the past. Cofirst ntinu thefrorecla D d ed Duane Bakke sis ters, Lane le of concerns during the ing” sign on the bridg nt law that forneer$6,517 the orize for Hollywood-sty ioner a business auth le M to miss gunshot d ate Collett agenda taking place. The audience was like in the late 1800s at Bufcurre m Page The consent onday, Com with a coup or donwas The boar k ed to have an analy on of the meet n. There is no do some toabwalask 1 Wings effect; where ne 27, like they amazed at the performances itJulooked on their ella ab approved. ’s Itof included it would be goodeffectiveness. Com- Citizen Input portiboard to consider stole ibits jumping off the bridge. t building. outside work Join s.ouminby falo Bill Days. We are not in 2011 t the po an dobete Dia ninthe were The second was Izab at each other, for ards g the ssibilshooting saifor the time of the American West but utes,a cure C.O.W.S. claims, d (including t! of the board’s Kaase commented ing. He asked the ar to that of Otter proh Corson was concerned abou administrator’s myself.) ity por the sid sup tow report, financial ewalk of nor $7,053.84 for windows, siding, sidew Brett they actually weren’t. . Co alk What a terrific way to portray anymore, but at least towns like gthgs ella’slenwin missioner Tom ested in what could an ordinance simil glass beverage osed report, after the misdemea cashing diagnru x ofusual ns inthe The omeinIzab is the lystr wouldsidewalk, and interior work, Bec what happens diabe and 1 Ro Lanesboro help us remember does entire show performed of the the Wild, Wild West! purchasing betes Type that he was inter citizens. County Tail County to ban body aueCD. d. Individuals He rt1 diabe tes?and theeet . issue tes, is Sa diabe Co is on river. shootout citati un from What r wa needed to cilma trial. on the thetype Oh, the Wild, Wild, West! one of the greatest times in adults. In be learned exp n with bounty hunters ncerned on was con- containers enseoneforthat sisco enforcement have the right to a jury we want to en and young Cors law horm childr a ed is Brett n insist do the need about Many of us learned in grade American history. Just because time n. Insuli Hoffm Attorney Soiney energ proy pe an into , how much time with some teeth sugnot produce insuli es and the amount of other food said have form owners. thisrty school that the “wild” image we all learned many different return needs to have a law y issue. Sheriff askedinto the court system? He accord cerned about , starch city’s po licydiabe with convert sugar ingother required for a halftes safet put peop other counto the 5% ofres the py pole of the American West was full stories of the Wild West in that would be 00 per year. thera nsiofbilinsuli in it . It is a costandwillcan they meet gested ordinances from explained for daily life. Only ity n the tes be the prohelp n added that on With the 1 diabe perty with oftype of adventures with cowboys, our childhood, the legends like of less than $3,0 y and ha that some citi- Daryl Jense each spring. of the disease. young be studied. Cors dn’t childrenow ners. Thcit repair from lf the Bakke recognized ey being spent with the local outfitters n and Pres- ties Native Americans, and out- Buffalo Bill who depicted the ents, even s y,tohapp way people woul the e cityned lives. Obtai treatm y only the mon the Jense wo with for that curb an health sam long, e tim laws. On the contrary, the West in an exciting way are still on all Soiney stated both supzens are fine up in court is d gutte uldhsdo tion and live roads, but not Matt Schultz have to show put on a list of “payr at the ge their condi lem wa e. As thi only 18 mont Wild West was not as dramatic remembered today! s sid on things like nsibilities of county ton Police Chief ordinance. was learn to mana ite discoshe ewalk . pro tess when She Diabetes Webs with type 1pro infractions to bedefined by the state. diabe ver her family jec andaft the American bthe other respo went on to say the port the idea of an ts for llaed Izabe were know erher them is ,” which is people theblood Randy Dahl said are ia was diagnosed lt We wiatll times inside their spiral of selectso 2011trapped journey a day have ed later in the Izabella Garc ed government. Heunderstand the fact Commissioner ordinance on the ables difficusometimes times ,less to deledriving life the Multip has been athat than Kaase comment ns should take cid counation porting. vehicles and never id medic eveni e ho old. It was and onwthyro cildesirable ing and onrap, citizenry has to the state legislature if there is a local can help with also deals morn citize is us a bum to day; r. She that improving per fun their grade credit situation, which is the too low. y first meeting d the has two shots too high orcan that in order for budget without new books, the DNR situations occur old and a happ they venture. mission in; irthis if her levels are now seven years primary is almost three tested to see thatZumbrota Izabella to balance their be additional cost enforcement. weis have little , Danika At diabetes. that Ford, we offer all of our customers will and a sister because of her is five thatno or revenue, there control over the opportunity her the vehicle tohas drive a brother, Victor rt. She has today’s that is right for She In financially. ever-changing economic emotional suppo shifts to counties. and We only and Barb that help re-establish large family for them. not diabetic. arise has ahave tractors, floats, cycle, Johnson, Tonyuse lenders jobarechallenges llamay with Izabe Karen that that and caused l filled ed your itely Izabe credit too! 1998 llaand newer models, that ts, Ardel are bless friends on n on was parade definfinancial Wehardships ca, grandparen medical ns and or unexpected d cousi ue cars! The ing on the moo meet She is the the conditioning ts, Nick and Jessi and mileage criteria of the cousins, secon paren emergencies in Stewartville. the feel of walk n Walk, and the antiqght back memories of when may have dealt s and anfirst unfair blow. As rt group y lenders. Many of these vehicles have remaining Moo Aunts, Uncle tes suppo man a, brou at table diabe y a Garci the Infla mber ovsk much of as try, family sometimes I reme some ct the it joined is very difficult have also Wings to. factory warranties By Sara Pecin alk we this group Izabella’s and are eligible for an extended I was kid. and her Tank were just Days was a perfe the sidew rebound 1 diabetes in from in Rochester. unexpected or outwith type ile Dia-contract. Fountain Trail air in the tires and Dunk ities for the whole family to parades, I would sit on at Soldier’s Field to Juven and service youngest child After paying finances held onorMay 15th were collected and presented without s to come byof-control g/ vehicle, Walk washelp bikes ! few activ time to put some jdrf.or the on this The JDRF waiting for float way! Watching credit will be reunderstanding ! chains on the goal. http://www. are ipants. Donations from some particoutside perfect! help reach their grease up the June 10th brought enjoy Days 2nd Annual Kids Saws; they established, was consisted of 21 provided payments throw candy my y that source. ation (JDRF) to of g with our t-shirt Trail Main Street of kids racing after the candmore excitResearch Found Printing and Signs for helpin The weekend to the start of Trail have on betes been maintained current Dig We want that l opportunity cCoin ed you to Kelly to us next year! cooler weather her Nature decided dust tain was one of the big attra e thrown to them seem paradhelp. on it and all your other credit it A specia thank you can join and Hope e Jane ie cipat the Your Aunt every- Foun the kids wanted to parti obligations. Days, but Mot ing than watching Re-establishing credit can be as Love mind and gave r than rumin itself. Do you have: to change her sun. Not only was tions cleared, as buying a car. We have t could be bette pile of saw- was a “treat” street was important to in! Wha 1. A full-time job? huge one the warm Once the biggestworking right now to finalize loans. for the bikers ng through a to thelenders 2. $1,300 gross monthly income? the weather goodbut families from magi There were several kids eager enthusiasts gathered ’ how this program works: Kidssee theLet’s , 3. Stable residence? ride the trails able to spend time dust? event to start. Each kid who: kids event of the day; even was t From the start, our customers are under no the 4. Down payment or trade? The Cannon Old West Society (C.O.W.S.) does many places were town Fountain for for cipated had one goal in mind Tractor Pedal Pull! This obligation from to a reenactments ly enter this program, fami l they ble. can say 5. Past credit problems with a drive to re-establsh of the old west at Buffalo Bill Days in Lanesboro. the Dah no atghtany A parti chips as possi together in down sponsored by brou in time. This program is designed to re- credit? as many coin ts and activities. found in the saw- Mabel, Minnesota, who establish the many even n with co-ed vol- find Photo by Sara Pecinovsky the weighttheir credit in as short a period of time as every coin they If so, we would like the opportunity to help little competitio tours, kids getting For they received 25 cents ! Since the pedal tractors and possible. have you. Call 1-800-757-3080, ask for Brent or Greg dust, the kids 20 years, they over ages, of For leyball, Amish Other ure to ”. dealerships offer “Buy Here - Pay Here” for a completely activity there was a mixtdifferent age groups. “sled bringing this funoperations. confidential interview and drive ked heast Min-Generally, you buy a vehicle they want home in your were split into 0-5 went first, then been l town events in Sout Already Pic are in to get of, and no credit is established since they next kidsridwho automobile Kids from ages and any kids who smal ta. There were severdoal not Strawberries report ial- to the credit bureau (unless payments or truck form is “spec ages 6-7 was next,and older went last. neso ed to have a-go-at-th are not of and there are no warranties or Zumbrota Ford lar sportmade) were 8 years old gs were on the want version” of the popu guarantees. If rs credit is established, it’s only with tomorrow. siblin Huge ren ized grown-up pulle Parents and or pulling that ing for their child only Plant sidelines cheer ers or sisters and tract ke in. Peddlers were not St. or younger broth to “keep on dig- parta Fountain, but as far away as off, Sale encouraging them many of the kids from and also Lanesboro, Wyk the t of Paul Deadline for Advertisements is In the end, objec of !” t ts, The ging profi Plan y. y a generous Raspberr Plants, Bedding far Spring Valle , went home with were donations from and ie tractor pull was to pedal as Blueberry ng Soil, Mulch, Bark e Plants, Potti post, Peat Moss quarters! Ther to help make this kidd could down the street as their Top Soil, Com to pull. as they local businesses ier and heavier d the heav s got Good load ble. ly helpe ust Fresh Baked event possi brushed the sawd t The whole Dahl famion with words & Pies After the kids emen Thanks! and the excit d cheer the kids e it OPEN 7 Days off themselves es from the Tractor crow uragement such as “Giv the W Fillmore Count y Journal :30pm enco that so e a Week 9am-6 know of roaring engin Parade began which of all!,” “Keep going!,” “Over ’t them deals metimes lif d your ton, MN so us ling! ” and “Don Pull, the Gran peda Hwy 52, Pres p “Kee situatio a bum rap e driving people are ” t and top!, .com trapped less tha ns can , im 507- 765-4486 the excitemen the financia ppleberryfarm With tona tha pr up!” ins n .pres oc ov t give and lly www ide the cur desir ing we . In l family cycle, y s from the Dah who particier job ch today’s ev or no co have little primary mi their credit able vehicles ir spiral of cheer tt Po financia ssion in allenge ntrol er-chan situatio the kids Ges and At crowd, all of emerg l hardships s arise that ging econ over the opZumbrota Fo this venture. n, which never seVen Brid job. The top three en is the rd, we pated did a great led the furthest in or un may have omic the portunity much cies may offer ca m. to ex ha as peddlers who peda ng weight got to rebound we try, so ve dealt an pected me used your We only us drive the ve all of our cu pulli sto hic am-6pm each class of What a of-contr from unex metimes it is unfair blow.dical meet credit on e lenders tha le that is rig mers June 25 - 10 -5pm y, a shiny trophy! start off 1998 pe e the ol t da ht for ve As hom cte he ur fin ry co take lp d un ance sat and difficult nditi len or rederstan - 10amy studio g kids to e 26ery’ ding fro s without he outto fac ders. Many oning and newer mo establish Jun ic way for youn kids were able Valle y, terrif so s da ur dels, milea ce. lp or sun The of tory wa m some Bridges Pott coins rranties these vehic ge criteria that the summer, huh? outside We Visit seven Pottery les ha prospecting for of the and newareCole help. want that tte to have a blast pedal to the metal ade sto Jean service are eligible ve remaining opportu Handmscar fo ves & ties by - doris Henderson nity to and putting they other activities over Re-es silk on thi contract. r an extende tries e s soaps & toile- Baskets by Mary rous importa tablishing along with man t. This was a funestablis vehicle, cre After payin d silverwynd cre ed Glass hmidt dit g he lenders nt as buying dit can be le three day even d, wi peop the darrell’s stainners by Joyce Kastensc mus e have ll wher as a wo us hum been provided pa be retablerun family weekend bike trails to Let’s se rking right car. We have s, our famo play for kids filled on ma treat ym de it an now to intain the en Homema ccia, Clay From e how this finali obligati d all your ed curre ts were able to ride scenery Fountain Baked foca rain or shine nt tiful wood oven obligati the start, program wo ze loans. on other a family day, come enjoy the beau Do yo s. our cu rks: on to the festivicredit Hwy16 with off As always it’s no u south along sto en have: goes at an ter me 2. $1,30 had to offer 1. A olm road which establis y time. Th this programrs are unde on & rushford. we’re on Chish 3. Stab 0 gross mo full-time job between Houst r no ties! , the nth about halfway signs or call for directions 9 possibleh their credit is program 4. Downle residence? ly income? ? is de y can sa in as sh . watch for - 507-864-208 Other ort a pe signed to y 5. Past payment or Mary denzer deale rerio cre
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Commonweal Theatre Company presents To Kill a Mockingbird The Commonweal Theatre Company presents Christopher Sergel’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s American classic To Kill A Mockingbird, September 3rd through November 13th with discounted tickets available for previews August 26th to September 1st. Call the box office at 800-657-7025 or visit Commonweal Theatre online at www. commonwealtheatre.org for exact performance dates and times. Based on the Pulitzer Prizewinning novel by Harper Lee, To Kill A Mockingbird is a story told by a precocious young girl nicknamed “Scout” who recalls one Alabama summer during the Great Depression when her lawyer-father, Atticus Finch, was called upon to defend a black man falsely accused of a horrific crime. Commonweal’s production will be directed by Michael Bigelow Dixon, whose previous directing credits in Lanesboro have included Beautiful Again, A
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Christmas Carol, and last year’s psychological thriller The Turn of the Screw. “The central question of the play and the novel,” says Dixon, “is how will the cruelty and injustice of the world shape the impressionable minds of our three young protagonists? In this play, an older Scout – now going by her real name Jean Louise – is looking back in time from the civil rights movement of the 1960s to a period of overt racism in the 1930s. In retrospect, did her father do enough in defense of Tom Robinson? Is it truly courageous to work within a corrupt system that is already rigged to deny justice?” Commonweal’s Executive Director Hal Cropp will play the classic role of Atticus Finch, the lawyer who tries to stand up to the forces of bigotry in his small town. Resident Artists Adrienne Sweeney and Daniel Stock portray Atticus’ children – Scout and Jem – as adults remembering the events of that unforgettable summer, and the townfolk of Maycomb, Alabama are represented by Scott Dixon, David Hennessey, and Art Moss with Commonweal Apprentice
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Food For Life By Jade Wangen
Healthy Fats I mentioned in my last column that I follow a lot of food blogs. Not too long ago, I actually stopped following a blog because I got sick of hearing how a person should eat a diet with NO fat whatsoever. This person believed the way to lose fat was to eat no fat. It seems to make sense, right? And there are many people with the same theory. Eat fat-free everything and that is the answer. I don’t agree. And maybe that’s because I enjoy natural fats. If someone told me I could no longer eat nuts, nut butters, olive oil, hummus, or avocados, I would say forget it. What’s the point of living? I am not afraid of fats, and I truly believe that a person needs some fat every day. I am talking moderation here…it’s not like I could eat avocados and peanut butter all day every day, as much as I might enjoy that. To me there is a big difference between French fries and avocados. The fat in an avocado is supposed to be there. It’s there naturally. Mother Nature wants it that way. The fat in a cupcake, although delicious beyond belief, is not nutritious. Research that I have read has shown that the brain needs a certain amount of fat. I have even read that polyunsaturated fats
promote brain, liver, heart, and lung health. Avocados are full of the good kind of fat, and so are nuts and seeds. This makes me happy. I am not a dietician or nutritionist; I only know what tastes good and what makes me feel good. I know that when I eat onion rings, I am going to feel gross afterward, but when I eat pistachios for a snack, it curbs my hunger and sugar cravings, and makes me feel great. And guacamole…well that’s a whole new level of joy. Guacamole was one of my daughter Grace’s first words, although she pronounced it bock-a-mony. I fed her avocados plain when she was a baby in the high chair, and she loved them. What makes an even better story is the one time I made guacamole and she took the pit of the avocado, washed it off, and played with it, pretending it was her baby. You can’t make this stuff up. I love to make my own guacamole at home. I make it to go with many dishes, including black bean burgers, tacos, burritos, sandwiches, and just to dip tortilla chips into. I am not a fan of raw tomatoes, so this is how I make it.
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Auctioneer’s Note: Auction will be held at the new Darr Auction facility on the No. edge of Rushford just off the West side of Hwy 43. 300+ dolls. Some older with antique value. We expect a 3 ½ hr. auction. 3% fee for CC purchases. 2) Antique baby buggys ; Wood iron board; Doll furn.; 2 McCoy pieces; Mini tea sets; Porcelain villages; Victrola (no turntable); 100’s of redressed dolls; Porcelain dolls; Old doll w/ metal eyes; Mrs. Beasley doll; Antique dresser; End tables; Computer desk; Jewelry Amore; Library table; Pantry; Sm cabinet w/7 drawers; Baking pans & dishes; Bissell sweeper; Bookcases; Charles Frace’ print; Corner shelf; Dishwasher; Food processor; Frederick Ogden print; Kitchen items; Metal gun safe; Old Singer sewing machine; 2002 glass knick knacks; Child’s picnic table; Elec. wheel chair; Fishing poles; Metal live trap; New fabric; Parking meter; Plastic totes; Games & Puzzles; Sandbag weights for pick-up; Video tripod; 2 submersible pumps; Air Comp; L shaped shop table; Portable wet/dry vac; Table saw; Sm. toy wagon; Erector set; Toy trucks; Plastic garbage cans; 3 patio chairs; Garden tools; Toro Power shovel; wheelbarrow; 18,000 BTU Whirlpool window A/C. More!
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Jerrold Tesmer, Extension Educa- 4:00pm. You will need to choose learn about management options tor for Fillmore/Houston Coun- one time period. Be prepared to in the face of these problems. – Items From the Devastating Storms that Hit Glenwood, MN – walk 1 ½ - 2 miles on forest trails. ties Instructors will include Mel paper A series of Woodland Field Dress for an outdoor experience. Baughman, UMN Extension; parThis forest is dominated by Angela Gupta, UMN Extension; Days have been scheduled around e 2x2 oaks, but includes a wide range of Gary Wyatt, UMN Extension; Minnesota. twork species: sugar maple, basswood, Dean Current, UMN DepartOn Saturday, nning green ash, black walnut, boxelder, ment of Forest Resources and September “Open to and General Public” aspen, others. There are CINRAM; Valiree Green or 10, a Southmain www.recreationalsalvage.com Norway (red) and white pine Jim Edgar, MN DNR; Emily east Woodf your plantations of different stand Hutchins, MN DNR; Mitch GilTour ot land the ages. Participants will learn how bert, Forestry Consultant; Johnny onwill of be held to improve the quality of timber Micheel, Forestry Consultant; and Eagle Bluff r).atAt through pruning and selective woodland owners. Environmentisers Jerrold Tesmer thinning as well as how to harvest tal Learning Eagle Bluff Environmenpecifand regenerate hardwoods and Center. tal Learning Center is locatwever, conifers. This woodland occurs These field days are for family ed at 28097 Goodview Drive, s ultialong the Root River where riparforest owners. The field day would Lanesboro, MN 55949 (Meet in each be a perfect opportunity to explore ian buffer considerations are nec- Discovery Center Auditorium). s may options for your land and learn essary when harvesting. Steep The field day is free but advance reased how a forest stewardship plan may hills are also a consideration for registration is required at least five tohelp fit qualify your woodland for soil and water protection. Deer, days ahead. Register at: http://z. zes. reduced property taxes or financial turkeys, gray squirrels, furbear- umn.edu/woodsreg or call Kathy ers, and various nongame species at 507-389-6972. For more inforaid for woodland improvements. ill for You will learn how to improve are the primary wildlife. You can mation about other Field Days u have wildlife habitat, design recreational learn about producing shiitake and Webinars: http://z.umn.edu/ se trails, call produce useful products for mushrooms, maple syrup, and woods 0/279the family, generate income, rec- other products. Emerald ash borer The Field Day is sponsord ou.ognize serious pest problems, and has been found in southeast Min- by the University of Minnesota nesota along with several other Extension and Minnesota Departprotect soil and water resources. Woodland tours are offered at destructive plants, insects, and ment of Natural resources. 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 1:00- diseases. Here is your chance to
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Ready, Set, Go...2011 sports begins By Paul Trende Summer may still be in bloom, but all the spiking and setting in the gyms, cracking and crunching on the fields, make it abundantly clear autumn is on the horizon. With that naturally come fall sports, with the gals getting things started first. Four county teams began their 2011 volleyball season. In Harmony on the 25th, the Burros came calling on the Falcons. They left disappointed. The home squad prevailed in three straight sets, 25-12, 25-16, and 25-13. Youngsters led the way for FC. Sophomore Taylor Case registered 13 kills. Freshmen Morgan Malley notched 18 assists and 5 aces. Senior Alex Peterson wasn’t
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By Lisa Sackreiter Several Fillmore Central students joined others from Southern Minnesota on a charter bus June 20-24 taking part in the 2nd annual Ag In Motion Class. 26 students from 8 schools took part in this trip from the following school districts: Glenville-Emmons, LeRoy-Ostrander, Fillmore Central, Madelia, Albert Lea, NRHEG (New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva), Lanesboro and Blooming Prairie. The three main instructors for the program were Angie James (G-E), Tiffany Timm (L-O) and Lisa Sackreiter (FC). This trip was made possible in part by a grant from Pioneer. The purpose behind the Ag In Motion class concept is that Southern Minnesota high school students would engage in closeup, hands-on learning while traveling the state of Wisconsin. The multitude of agriculture and natural resources varied from the day-to-day operations found in Southern Minnesota. Each student earned a ½ credit. The students not only took in the sights and sounds of Wisconsin, but they also had daily assignments to complete at the site they visited/toured or on their laptops utilizing websites. The students also blogged each day on the following website: www.aginmotion.wikispaces.com Monday The first stop on the Traveling Ag class was the Cranberry Discovery Center and Wetherby bogs in Warrens, WI. We participated in a taste-testing of dried cranberries and
cranberry juice. The group toured the Discovery Center; learning about domesticating, growing, processing, and marketing of cranberries. We traveled to the Wetherby bogs where the van Wychen family grows cranberries. We saw a bog recently planted and a couple of established bogs as well. Wetherbys specialize in fresh cranberries and we saw the machinery they use to process the fresh berries. Our second stop on Monday was ABS Genetics in Deforest, WI. Our tour guide told us that ABS raises their own bulls. They do collection, analyzing and semen sorting onsite and had sites and service technicians around
the world. He showed the barns where the bulls are housed and the collection arena. We also surveyed the young stock in the rearing barns. Tuesday Mrs. Timm’s brother Michael Boettcher is the field manager for the Milwaukee Brewers’ Miller Park. He and his boss gave us a tour of the grounds, showing us the landscape and the field. The field has a base of sand for good drainage. The grass on the field is Kentucky Bluegrass that was trucked in from Colorado. The grass is mowed to prevent unwanted bounces. The field and grounds have See AG IN MOTION Page 19
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to be groomed constantly to keep it looking nice for the visitors and teams. The highlight of the trip for the students was the Jelly Belly Visitor Center. We hopped aboard the Jelly Belly Express train to learn about the history of the company and how Jelly Belly jelly beans are made. At the end
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Caption: Ms. Sackreiter and her students were able to visit Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin during the Ag in Motion class this summer. With her are Danny Doerr, Ashley Bue, and Theresa Doerr. Photo Submitted
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We started out in the town of Theresa, WI, at Confections for Any Occasion by Joel and Widmer’s Cheese factory. Joel, the owner of the confectionary, is legally blind but doesn’t let his disability stop him from making his sweet treats. He talked about how he became interested in cooking and confections (4-H projects!), his training and his business. He then showed us how he makes different treats and we dipped pretzels into melted chocolate to take with us. We browsed his sweet shop and made our purchases. We walked down the street to Widmer’s Cheese factory. Widmer’s makes Colby and Cheddar cheese. What’s unique about Widmer’s is that they make brick cheese, a Wisconsin original, the same way they did it in the 1920s when the family started the business. They use real bricks to squeeze out the whey. We saw them stirring in the rennet which causes the milk to curdle. On next stop was Lambeau Field. Even though there were a lot of Viking fans, we learned about their real turf on the field. They have heat pipes underneath the field that keeps the turf from freezing in the winter. Stitches in the turf keep it from flying up with the impact of the cleats. The facilities at the field were pretty impressive. Our final stop of the day was Lautenbach’s Cherry Orchard and Winery in Door County. They grow cherries, apples and grapes, make their own juice and wine onsite, host many events and sell many homegrown products. Thursday Country Fresh Meats market is a family run operation for the last 30 years. We toured their facility where they butcher steers and pigs and sell the cuts of meat along with meat sticks, cheese and deli items. They also raise much of the beef sold in the store. The Wausau Paper Mill provides many products in addition to the printer paper that everyone knows. They also make the paper for masking tape, the outer wrapper for commercial paper towel rolls and other specialized papers. Rolf and Marieke Penterman moved to Wisconsin from Holland to buy a dairy farm as land is much cheaper and easier to buy here than in their home country. Their farm, Holland’s Family Farm has 850 cows and a cheese making facility where Marieke has started making Gouda cheese. We were given a tour of their farm and cheese making facilities. We had to sample some of the wonderful Gouda. After our tour of the Holland’s Family Farm, we were treated to supper by the Thorp FFA chapter. They had just attended their state convention. The students got to discuss similarities and differences of being in FFA in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Friday The last stop on our trip was the Boettcher’s Brookview Acres, Mrs. Timm’s home farm. They run a purebred Hereford and Simmental beef farm. They sell many of their breeding stock through area breed sales and implement many conservation practices. We hopped abroad hay wagons to see the cows and calves in the pastures. The students had so much fun on this one-of-a-kind learning venture and are already working with the instructors to get the 2012 Trip work completed.
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On July 21, 2011, 21 members of the Preston High School Senior Class of 1951 gathered at the Jailhouse Inn to celebrate their 60th Anniversary Reunion. They were joined by several spouses and two special guests; Lorraine Kingstead of Mabel, who was the Home Economics teacher; and Chuck Larsen, son of the late Norm Larsen, coach of the ‘50 Championship Football Team. A memorial service remembering the 13 classmates who have passed away was held. Although no plans were made, hopfully many more reunions will be enjoyed by the group. Front Row, left to right: Arlys (Nagel) Wickett, Marlene (Hellickson) McKenzie, Ella (Reynolds) Huepfel, Helen (Nelson) Buche, Shirley (Larson) Jertson, Ann Ott, Louise (Cutler) Hill, Shirley (Barnes) Krogstead, Lois (Jacobson Ramaker, Frank Richl, Jerry Grebin. Second Row, left to right: Larry Hunt, Buzz Meighen, Chuck Strand, Marlys (McKenzie) Masterjohn, Dick Aug, Jerry Westlund, Wendell Anstett, Dick Severson, Phil McElroy, Keith Krogstad. Photo submitted
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MONDAY, SEPT 12 Community Coffee, 9am, Park Lane Estates, Preston.* Fillmore County Public Health Blood Pressure Checks, 1-3 p.m. Fillmore County Building, 902 Houston St. NW, Preston.* TOPS (take off pounds sensibly) Meeting, Spring Valley Care Center Activity Room. Weigh-in from 5:45-6 p.m. Meeting from 6 to 6:45 p.m. Questions contact Judy at 507346-2469.* NA Meeting, 7:00pm, United Methodist Church, downstairs, Preston. Call Jay for info 507-765-4979. *
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FILLMORE COUNTY JOURNAL
PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 23-PR-11-678 In Re: Estate of Phyllis W. Sauer a/k/a Phyllis Wanda Sauer f/k/a Phyllis Wanda Gunderson NOTICE OF INFORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND INFORMAL APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is given that an application for informal probate of the Decedent’s Will dated August 23, 2003 (“Will”), has been filed with the Registrar. The application has been granted. Notice is also given that the Registrar has informally appointed Brian M. Sauer whose address is: 608 S Broadway Spring Valley, MN 55975 as personal representative of the Estate of the Decedent. Any heir, devisee or other interested person may be entitled to appointment as personal representative or may object to the appointment of the personal representative. Unless objections are filed with the Court (pursuant to Minn. Stat. 524.3-607) and the Court otherwise orders, the personal representative has full power to administer the Estate including, after 30 days from the date of issuance of letters, the power to sell, encumber, lease or distribute real estate. Any objections to the probate of the will or appointment of the Personal Representative must be filed with this Court and will be heard by the Court after the filing of an appropriate petition and proper notice of hearing. Notice is also given that (subject to Minn. Stat. 524.3-801) all creditors having claims against the decedent’s Estate are required to present the claims to the personal representative or to the Court within four months after the date of this Notice or the claims will be barred. Dated: 8/30/11 /s/ James D. Attwood Registrar James D. Attwood Court Administrator Attorney for Applicant Kelly M. Wagner #0314031 Baudler, Baudler, Maus & Blahnik 124 North Broadway PO Box 1268 Spring Valley, MN 55975 (507) 346-7301 Fax: (507) 346-2537 Publish 5,12
Monday, September 5, 2011
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COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 12969 Estate of Alfred J. Benston Decedent Order for hearing petition for decree of descent omitted property. Sonja Benston has filed a Petition for Decree of Descent of omitted property. The Petition represents that the Decendent owned property that was omitted from a previous probate proceeding. The petition requests the Court to determine the descent of such property and assign to the persons entitled. Any objections to the Petition must be filed with the Court prior to or raised at the hearing. If proper, and no objections are filed or raised, the Petition may be granted. IT IS ORDERED and Notice is further given, that the Petition will be heard on September 23, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. by this Courthouse at Preston, MN. Notice shall be given to all interested persons (Minn. Stat. 524.1-401) and persons who have filed a demand for notice pursuant to Minn. Stat. 524.3-204. Notice shall be given by publishing the Notice and Order as provided by law and by mailing a copy of this Notice and Order at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Dated: Auust 22, 2011 Robert R. Benson Judge of District Court James D. Attwood Court Administrator /s/ Mary E. Specht Deputy Attorney for Petitioner Chestnut Cambronne PA Robert A. LaFleur MN # 172911 17 Washington Avenue North, Suite 300 Minneaplois, MN 55401 Telephone: 612-339-7300 Facsimile: 612-336-2940 e-mail: rlafleur@ccesquire.com Publish 29,5
CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME Minnesota Statutes Chapter 333 1. State the exact assumed name under which the business is or will be conducted: midwest dunn ez 2. State the address of the principal place of business. A complete street address or rural route and rural route box number is required; the address cannot be a P.O. Box. 101 Spruce Street SE Apt. 1 Fountain, MN 55935 3. List the name and complete street address of all persons conducting business under the above Assumed Name, OR if an entity, provide the legal corporate, LLC, or Limited Partnership name and registered office address. Nathan Joseph Nelson 101 Spruce Street SE Apt. 1 Fountain, MN 55935 4. I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statues. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath. Dated: 5/9/11 Signed: /s/ Nathan Nelson/owner 5/9/11 Phone Number: 507-399-4379 Publish 29,5
Public Hearing Notice
The Southeast Minnestoa MultiCounty Housing and Redevelopment Authority (SEMMCHRA) has amended its Agency Plan in compliance wtih the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998. It is available for review at SEMMCHRA’s Office located at 134 East Second Street, Wabasha, MN 55981. SEMMCHRA’s hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In addition, a public hearing will be held on September 21, 2011, at 12:05 p.m. at SEMMCHRA’s ofice. Everyone is invited to attend. All interested parties will have the opportunity to comment on the Plan. Publish 29,5
PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 23-PR-11-629 Estate of David Benston a/k/a David Mundahl Benston Decedent. NOTICE AND ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION FOR determination of descent Sonja Benson has filed a Petition for Determination of Descent. The Petition represents that the Decendent died more than three years ago, leaving property in Minnesota and requests the probate of Descent’s last will, if any, and the descent of such property be determined and assigned by this Court to the persons entitled to the property. Any objections to the Petition must be filed with the Court prior to or raised at the hearing. If proper, and no objections are filed or raised, the Petition may be granted. IT IS ORDERED and Notice is further given, that the Petition will be heard on September 23, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. by this Court at Fillmore County Courthouse, 101 Fillmore Street, Preston Minnesota. Notice shall be given to all interested persons (Minn. Stat. 524.1-401) and persons who have filed a demand for notice pursuant to Minn. Stat. 524.3-204. Notice shall be given by publishing the Notice and Order as provided by law and by mailing a copy of this Notice and Order at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Dated: February 26, 2008 Robert R. Benson Judge of District Court James D. Attwood Court Administrator /s/ Lynn Benson Deputy Attorney for Petitioner Chestnut Cambronne PA Robert A. LaFleur (172911) 17 Washington Avenue North #300 Minneaplois, MN 55401 Telephone: 612-339-7300 Facsimile: 612-336-2940 e-mail: rlafleur@ccesquire.com
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COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 23-PR-11-638 Estate of Maynard Brown Decedent. NOTICE AND ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION FOR DESCENT OF PROPERTY A Petition for Determination of Descent has been filed with this Court. The Petition represents that the Decendent died more than three years ago, leaving property in Minnesota and requests the probate of Descent’s last will, if any, and the descent of such property be determined and assigned by this Court to the persons entitled to the property. Any objections to the Petition must be filed with the Court prior to or raised at the hearing. If proper, and no objections are filed or raised, the Petition may be granted. IT IS ORDERED and Notice is further given, that the Petition will be heard on September 19, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. by this Court at Fillmore County Courthouse, 101 Fillmore Street, Preston Minnesota. Notice shall be given to all interested persons (Minn. Stat. 524.1-401) and persons who have filed a demand for notice pursuant to Minn. Stat. 524.3-204. Notice shall be given by publishing the Notice and Order as provided by law and by mailing a copy of this Notice and Order at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Dated: February 26, 2008 Robert R. Benson Judge of District Court James D. Attwood Court Administrator /s/ Lynn Benson Deputy Attorney for Petitioner Jorun Groe Meierding MASCHKA, REIDY & RIES, LLP 201 N Brand Street, Suite 200 P.O. Box 7 Mankato, MN 56002-0007 507-625-6600 167423 Publish 29,5
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PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 23-PR-11-665 Estate of Roger Danielson, Decedent NOTICE TO CREDITORS: FOREIGN PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE ACTING IN MINNESOTA Notice is given that Mildred Danielson residing at 2359 358th Street, Decorah, IA 52101 is the domiciliary foreign personal representative (“Personal Representative”) for the estate of Roger Danielson, a resident in the state of Iowa. On August 24, 2011, the Personal Representative filed with the Court a document stating an intention to exercise, as to assets in Minnesota, all powers of a local personal representative and to maintain actions and proceedings in Minnesota in accordance it. Stat. 524.4-205. Notice is also given that any Minnesota creditor who objects to the Personal Representative’s exercise of power over assets in Minnesota must file a written objection within 60 days from the Personal Representative’s filing. If no objections are filed, the representative may, after the expiration of the 60 day period, exericse all powers of a local personal representative. James D. Attwood Court Administrator /s/ Lynn Benson Deputy Attorney for Foreign Personal Representativer Dennis G. Larson (MN 00060501) Larson Law Office 312 W. Main St. Decorah, IA 52101 563-382-8449 Publish 5,12
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COUNTY OF FILLMORE IN DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBATE DIVISION Court File No. 23-PR-11-645 Estate of Ida Vickerman Decedent. NOTICE AND ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETITION FOR DESCENT OF PROPERTY Irma Wangen has filed a Petition for Determination of Descent. The Petition represents that the Decendent died more than three years ago, leaving property in Minnesota and requests the probate of Descent’s last will, if any, and the descent of such property be determined and assigned by this Court to the persons entitled to the property. Any objections to the Petition must be filed with the Court prior to or raised at the hearing. If proper, and no objections are filed or raised, the Petition may be granted. IT IS ORDERED and Notice is further given, that the Petition will be heard on September 13, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. by this Courthouse at Preston, MN. Notice shall be given to all interested persons (Minn. Stat. 524.1-401) and persons who have filed a demand for notice pursuant to Minn. Stat. 524.3204. Notice shall be given by publishing the Notice and Order as provided by law
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column fill 1 Registered Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse Oxford Property Management is looking for a part time RN and LPN who has a passion for senior care to work at our campus in Harmony, MN that provides independent, assisted care, and memory care living services. The Oxford companies develop and manage high quality senior living communities. Requirements include: Minimum of 5-10 years of nursing experience; proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office; strong communication skills; ability to problem solve and make independent decisions using the company directives; accurate and detail oriented; self-directed; experience in the senior housing industry is a plus. If you are looking for an opportunity to be part of a progressive company, send resume by Wednesday, September 12th to:
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NOW Hiring: Companies desperately need Part-time Activities Assistant position. Evening www.fillmorecountyjournal.com employees to assemble products at home. No shift approximately 12-15 hours per week includselling, any hours. $500 weekly potential. Info ing some Saturdays. Great after school job! If interested please application or resume to Spring 1-985-646-1700 DEPT. MN-485. h29,5,12- x Valley Senior Living, Attn: Human Resources, 800 Find your in Memorial Drive, Spring Valley, MN 55975 FT truck driver to pulldream hopper inhome the or e-mail hr@svseniorliving.com h29,5- o www.fillmorecountyjournal.com the Journal Classifieds midwest. Must have good driving record, driving experience. Omodt Jorde Farms. 507-459-7850. Spring Valley Senior Living is looking for h5,12- o www.fillmorecountyjournal.com caring individuals to join our team! We are currently hiring for on-call RNs, LPNs, and CNAs. PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR: 5 unit web If interested please send application or resume to Spring Valley Senior Living, with Soy inkAttn: Human offset press, benefit package. Ideal location to Printed hunt, fish. Salary dependent upon experience. Resources, 800 Memorial Drive, Spring VAlley, MN 55975, or email hr@svseniorliving.com. Call Dean Heller, Rocket Printing, Armour, SD EOE h5,12- o 605-724-2848 MCAN Part-time CNA position available. Evening Local advertising sales rep. Industry shift including every other weekend. Position 136 St. Anthony St. • P.O. Box 496 shiftWITH and SOY weekend wage leading company. Excellent base salary, commis- includes PRINTED INKdifferentials. MNpreferred, 55965 If interested please send application or resume sions, expenses, benefits. Preston, Experience to Spring Valley Senior Living, Attn: Human 1-800-599-0481 • FAX 765-2468 but will train507-765-2151 right person. •Phone 800-401-3920 Resources, 800 Memorial Drive, Spring Valley, news@fillmorecountyjournal.com MCAN . MNPrinted 55975 on or recycled e-mail hr@svseniorliving.com paper www.fillmorecountyjournal.com h29,5- o
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Nice Chevy pickup- 1977 $3,700. Barnyard Sale - Fri- Sat, Sept. 2 & Dependable 2000 Ford Windstar 132,000 mi. ROUNDdecor UP SOME GOOD $1,500. DEALS Phone 507-498-3675. a9/20tfn- x 3, 8-5 Lots of wood home signs, Old scroll saw, Laithe, Radial arm saw,County in the Fillmore perennials, (Japanese Irises, Bearded Journal Classifieds. Irises, Coral bells) 100 yds of naugahyde, fresh produce, fuel oil tanks, utility trailer, old antique stuff, old doors, windows and screens, 60 in. projection TV, too much MEL’S Golf CARTS: New! Yamaha to mention 12536 Nichols Spring Drive, gas golf carts! (New carts will have a Chatfield (Troy Area) Follow signs at price increase.) Also other new models Troy on Hwy 74 Go to Craigslist - garage Whether you’re and over 50 used carts. Will take trades. buying or selling, the sale - 8/31 - for pictures available for qualified buyers. Journal Auto Finance Page is the place toStop look and shop at 13 Garfield Ave., Albert Lea, MN. Call 507-438-2705. 5,12,19- x
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FOR SALE For sale: 730E Bernina Sewing/ embroidery system with embroidery software- barely used. $4,500 507-886-5511 s5- x Windows $179 Any size. Installation included. Unbeatable price! Unbeatable quality! Lifetime warranty! Tax credit available! Insured/year-around-installation. Four or more. Visit www.greensourcewindows.com or call 888-6909892 s22 MCAN Pianos, Digital pianos, church organs- New, used, sales and507-765-2151 service. Call CallMusic, it in! Dewey Kruger Northwood, Iowa, 800-599-0481 641-324-1300, 800-933-5830. s29,5,12x
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ATTN: Computer work- Work from any507-765-2468 where 24/7. Up to $1,500 part-time to $7,500/ mo. full-time. Training provided. www.workservices22.com h22 MCAN Spring Valley Senior Living is looking for creative individuals to fill a part-time marketing/fund development position. This position is e-mail it in! approximately 16-20 hours per week. Schedule is news@fillmorecountyjournal.com flexible. Primary responsibilities include developing, coordinating, directing, and administering our facility’s marketing and fund development programs and services. If interested please send coverNEED letter and to Spring Valley Senior TOresume THANK SOMEONE? Living, Attn: Human 800 Memorial Call the Journal at Resources, 507-765-2151 or 800Drive, Spring(507 Valley, MNcode) 55975, e-mail hr@ 599-0481 area andorwe’ll take svseniorliving.com. EOEover h5,12your message theo phone. On the Crunchy Side in Harmony is hiring bartenders/wait staff- varying shifts, ask for Lisa. Apply in person Wed. -Sun., anytime after 4 pm. h5,12- o On the Crunchy Side in Harmony is expanding our hours. So, we are hiring cooks/ kitchen staff- day and evening shifts available. Join a growing business! Great place to work and learn! Permanent positions- grow with us! Apply in person anytime Thu-Sun. after 2 pm- ask for Miles. h5,12- o
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St. Joseph Equipment - General Manager, Eyota (Rochester), MN. St Joseph Equipment is a REDUCE • REUSE • RECYCLE Wisconsin and Minnesota multi store, multi brand equipment dealer. We are a family owned business having served the agricultural community for more than 50 years. We pride ourselves by being the service leader in our area. The General Manager will be responsible for;Managing the day to day operations of the dealership, increasing departmental sales, profits and market share year over year, maintaining a clean, safe, neat work and customer environment, both in-house and the dealership grounds. Qualified Applicants will have industry experience and management background, be able to lead, direct coach and teach 20+ employees, have strong communication and financial skills, have a high degree of professionalism and ethical standards.be a customer service advocate, live or willing to relocate to Ro chester, MN area. Interested Applicants will receive Generous Health Insurance, 401K, Dental, Vacation, Life Insurance, LTD b enefits. To apply email your resume to; smwuebben@ sjelx.com St. Joseph Equipment, Inc. Attn: Sherry Wuebben N1751 County Road M; La Crosse, WI 54601 h29tfn- o
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Looking for dependable for partFillmore Countyemployee Journal time worktoatover Canton10,000 Municipal Liquor Store. Free households. One evening per week and one weekend shift per 507-765-2151 • 800-599-0481 month. For application contact Lolly Melander at 507-743-5000. r29- o Bartender wanted. Bar plus waitstaff tips. Nights at Old Village Hall Restaurant. 507-4672962. h29,5- o Traditions of Preston is now hiring for on-call/part-time cook and on-call/part-time floor IT PAYS ADVERTISE staff. Please contact Bryna TO Disrude at 507-765in 507o 3837 if interested. area h1tfncode 800-599-0481 HOPPER COMPANY is seeking dedicated outside Carrier with own authority pulling our hopper or yours. 42 states. Home often. F&M Logistics, West Fargo, ND: 701/282-0476. MCAN HOPPER COMPANY: New pay package! Sign-on bonus! OTR Drivers: 250,000 miles, 24 years old. Good miles, bonuses & benefits. F&M Transport, West Fargo, ND: 701/282-0476. MCAN
Help Wanted Clement Farms has a seasonal (Sept.-Nov.) truck driving position available. CDL and clean driving record required. Farm background a plus. SeND reSume to: Clement Farms, 12515 Cty rd. 3 Spring Valley, mN 55975
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TRANSMISSION REBUILDING: Foreign and domestic, auto & light truck. 12 month 12,000 mile warranty. Call for prices. Brown’s Tire, Battery, & Transmission. Rushford 507-864-2969 or 1-888-864-7049. v20tfn- o
Mark’s Painting, all siding washes. House, barn, steel roof, window, siding, foundation repairs. 30 years experience. Insured. 507-459-0590. v6/279/12- x
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Black walnut sheller- takes green shell off black walnuts. Comes with a pick up tool. Can shell a truck load in an hour. Call Ted Mueller at 507-289-8444. s5,12,19,26- x
EZ-GO & Yamaha GOlf Carts SaleS & Service New & USed Ivan Vreeman harmony, mn 507-273-6928
Norby Tree Service: Stump grinding, tree trimming and removal. Call Dave Norby at 507-259-3118. v8/2tfn- o We do small engine repair. Full-time mechanic on hand. Certified Husqvarna dealer. Fast, friendly, honest service. Kingsley Mercantile. Harmony. 507886-2323. v4eow- o A Perfect cut tree service tree trimming and removal, hedge trimming, fenceline clearing. 15 years experience climbing and basket work. 507743-TREE, Chad Wangen. Fully licensed and insured. Cell 507-272-0394. v7/207/30/12- x
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New Holland Combines TR70, TR75,6 row corn head, good condition. Call 507-273-3916 f5,12,19- x
DOERR Farm Service. Bobcat rentals with attachments. Pick up & delivery. Call 507-259-6740. f15tfn- o
FOR SALE: 7000 Bus grain bin, no floor, as is. Bedliner and topper for Dodge pickup. 507-875-2335 f5,12- x
Gehl 300 chopper w/ 1 Row Cornhead and Hay Head. 2 John Deere Chopper boxes, John Deere blower. Always stored inside. 507-493-5895. Call after 5pm f29,5- x
AlwAys CAll RAndy BARnes
Randy Barnes
507-251-3271 410 N. Main, Harmony, MN • (Across from Kwik Trip)
VeRy seCluded spot Lots of privacy. Twelve year old large modular home on 25 acres. Beautiful country setting. Hunter’s dream area. 40’ x
80’ pole shed of which 40’ is insulated shop. Could be handy man’s dream. Bring horses and four-wheelers, plenty of room and trails. 16165 351st Ave, Harmony. $165,000. Always call Randy Barnes for appointment, 507-251-3271.
ReCently loweRed $10K Well kept older home on large lot in nice neighborhood, newer kitchen, stained glass window, open staircase, main floor living, newer roof, priced to move. 225 3rd Ave. SE, Harmony. $49,900. Always call Randy Barnes for appointment, 507-251-3271.
Richard Milne & Associates
Real Estate, LLC Lanesboro - Beautiful oak woodwork throughout in this 4 bedroom, 4 bath Victorian house w/leaded & double glass windows. Open staircase, turret, 10’ ceilings. Currently a B&B. $255,000$225,000 MLS #4028627 Preston - 4 bdrm, 2 ba w/o rambler 2 car garage on 3 lots. $74,900 $69,900 MLS#4024351 Preston - 3 bdrm, 1 ba, with H/E furnace, close to downtown, $ 34,500 $23,000 MLS#4021257 Preston Great 1 1/2 story 3 Bedroom 2 Bath and attached 3 season porch. One car detached garage and Flat Lot. $69,900 • MLS #4031651 Preston Enjoy this 3 Bedroom 2 Bath split that offers privacy with wooded area in backyard. Home features vaulted family room with Gas Fireplace, step saving kitchen and spacious living room. $128,000 • MLS#4031617 Preston 3 bdrm, Rambler, MF Laundry, Large Garage, low maintenance exterior, Close to swimming pool park and trail $109,900 MLS#4030099
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REAL ESTATE Minnesota Hunting Land- Becker County, 30-260 acre parcels. September 10, 2:00 pm. Contact Stewart Hofland, 218-298-2954 (cell) owner/agent. Email stewart@dakotaproperties.com. Website: www.CabelasTrophyProperties.com MCAN MINNESOTA HUNTING LAND Becker County, 30-260 acre parcels. September 10, 2:00pm. Contact Stewart Hofland, 218/298-2954 (cell) owner/agent. Email: stewart@dakotaproperties.com Website: www.CabelasTrophyProperties.com MCAN
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REAL ESTATE Real Estate Auction- 160 acre farm, Sat. Sept. 17, 2011, noon. Hokah, 18 S, 3345 Pearly Gates Ln. Great tillable corn alfalfa woods pasture. pW1/2SE1/4. NE1/4SW1/4, SE1/4NW1/4 Sec 9 103 4. www.rogerland.com for photos, terms and conditions. See MLS# 4027451 No buyers fee. Roger Johnson, Registered MN auctioneer #28-10-018 PO Box 214 LaCrosse, WI 54602 Lucky’s Land Auctions/Wisconsin Minnesota Real Estate rogerjohnson@autcionfarmland. com. Don’t wait call 608-385-8080 507724-8687 e5,12- o For Sale: Lanesboro 3 bedroom home with attached garage. 507-467-2425 or 886-2437.e5- x
118.6 Acres crop LAnd offered seALed Bids
Sealed bids will be accepted until 4:00 PM on September 12, 2011, at RE/MAX Select Properties, 25 W Center St, PO Box 425, Harmony MN 55939. The property to be sold: is located on 231st Ave, Preston MN Section 7, Bristol Township. Parcel A: 75 acres - 71.57 tillable, buildings are not included Parcel B: 43.6 acres- 41.12 tillable, includes barn Parcel C: 118.6 acres total combination of Parcel A & B Bids will be opened privately by seller and broker. The top three bidders will be notified and must be reachable by phone on September 12th. The top three bidders will be required to meet Tuesday, September 13th at 10 am at the RE/MAX office in Harmony for a bid off. Each bidder will be able to raise their bids until a highest and best offer is reached. The successful bidder will be required to immediately enter into a purchase agreement providing earnest money in the amount of ten percent (10%) down and the balance payable upon closing, on or before December 30th, 2011. Possession will be given upon the date of closing Details and property information packets: may be obtained by contacting RE/MAX Select Properties office in Harmony. All bids must be: in writing, signed by person making the offer, include a return address, best reachable telephone number, and letter of financial approval supporting your offer. Submit bids to: RE/MAX Select Properties, Roxanne Johnson, Broker 25 W Center St, PO Box 425, Harmony MN 55939 PH: 507-886-4221 Bids must be received by 4 PM on Monday, September 12, 2011 Seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any and all technicalities in the bidding process. Announcements on the day of the bid opening shall take precedence over previous announcements. Buyers must make their own inspection of the property.
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Monday, September 5, 2011
Select Properties
Roxanne Johnson,
Each office is independently owned & operated
Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI
Email RoxanneJohnson@remax.net NEW LISTING - Absolutely gorgeous by every measure! 3 bdrm, 3 bath Ranch, 2 car garage. Harmony $235,000
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JUST LISTED: Modern living with the arts & crafts feel, charming 2 bdrm home with view of North Bluff Lanesboro. $96,900 PrESToN 1 ½ story 2 bedrm home, office/den area. Att garage Preston Reduced $69,900
NEW LISTING - Rare opportunity to purchase a newer home mabEL: 3 bedroom, 2 bath of this size, at this price! 5 bdrm 4 bath, 1000 sq ft garage. Ranch, LL familyroom, and office. Att garage. Reduced $84,900 $250,000 HarmoNy: Top Quality Ranch home vaulted ceiling, HarmoNy: Spacious 2 bdrm granite counter tops, gas Ranch many updates, country fireplace. LL finished. Lg views. Att garage Harmony heated garage, 3 bdrm, 3 bath Reduced $85,500 $257,900 HarmoNy 3 bedrm, 2 bath Ranch. Open & spacious, mabEL: 3 bdrm 2 bath , 2 story home, original wood work, mature trees, att, 26 x 32 garage, $130,000 Harmony wood floors, pillars. New windows, kitchen, bath. Lg 2 car garage with shop. $92,000 JUST LISTED: Drive a little, get a lot! Large 2 story home 4 HarmoNy: 2 bdrm ranch bdrms, updated kitchen & baths. Familyroom, fireplace, deck, home , corner lot , great kitchen, garage, gardens only $109,900 with breakfast bar. 2 car att JUST LISTED: Appealing 1 ½ garage. $122,500 story home well kept, main floor bedroom, bath, and laundry, 2 CHUrCH HILL CoNDoS Lanesboro Incredible bdrms & bath up. 2 car garage, views: Easy access to trails, river, theatre and shopping. large lot! $79,900 Completed or Unfinished units, offering you the opportunity design & finish to your specifications. $150,000 and under moVE IN rEaDy raNCH: 3 bdrm, 2 bath Ranch, Eat in Call for details kitchen, oak hdwdfloors. Lower level offers income opportunity as an apartment Att heated 2 car $113,900 LaNESboro: 3 bdrm home, LaNESboro 3 bedroom, 2 bath,. Detached 24’x 30’ garage, 3 bdrms, numerous updates. insulated, heated & AC shop. Great yard. $119,900 Large deck, great yard! Garage SPaCIoUS: 4 bdrm, 2 ½ bath home. LL familyrm, brick Lanesboro $139,900 fireplace, masterbedrm, walk in closets. 24 x 26 det garage. Deck & screen porch. Harmony $126,900
Brenda Sheldon,
ABR, GRI 715 North Broadway (Home Federal Bldg.), Spring Valley, MN brenda@brendasheldon.com www.brendasheldon.com 242 main Street S, Wykoff $62,900 - Very sharp home. 3 bedroom home w/den-office. Eat-in kitchen, formal dining, 3 season porch, attached garage, perm siding & storage shed. Patio area in back yard. Separate laundry-mud room area. Move in ready!
(507) 346-2060 Cell: 507-951-2071 Toll-Free: 888-835-8141
508 N Section,SV $92,000 - SELLEr IS moTIVaTED. Seller will sell on Contract for Deed, Lease with Option to Purchase or Rent for $700 per month plus utilities. Large grand old home with 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, formal dining, lg covered deck, lg backyard. Garage.
CHaTfIELD - Perfect house for downsizing or just starting out. 2+ bedrooms, main floor laundry and bedroom. Newer flooring, gas fireplace, aluminum siding, mature trees, and large private fenced yard. 2+ garage/shop, dog kennel and close to school. $91,900 CHaTfIELD - Unlimited potential on this victorian house. 9’ ceilings, 2 stairways to 2nd level, formal living room, dining room and open kitchen with center island. Large corner lot with mature trees. $119,900 CHaTfIELD - 3+ bedroom rambler w/2 baths, newer windows, gas fireplace, 2 car garage, vinyl siding. Located close to parks and downtown. All appliances will stay. $129,900 $119,900 CHaTfIELD - ToWNHoUSE - Great price on this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse. Formal dining room, living room, open kitchen with center island. Family room in lower level with w/o to patio and fenced yard. Deck is covered and ideal for relaxing. 2+ garage is insulated and sheetrocked. Now $139,900 CHaTfIELD - You really need to see inside to appreciate what this home offers. Approx. 3600 sq ft, all on 1 level (no steps). 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal living room, dining room, family room, sun room, open kitchen and large patio area and hot tub area. Black walnut walls, doors, trim and kitchen cabinets. New carpet, ceramic tile, and top of the line wood fireplace with brick surround and built-in cabinets and bookcases. 864 sq ft heated garage and add 20x24 detached garage all this and more on 6/10 acre lot. $267,500 CHaTfIELD - Spectacular w/out ranch loaded with extras. Open floor plan offers 3 bedrooms on main floor, main floor laundry, hickory wood floors, 2 gas fireplaces, granite countertops, maple cabinets and trim. Master bedroom with private bath w/ceramic walk-in shower and whirlpool tub, race track ceiling and w/in closet. Lower level family room walks out to patio with built in grill, rec room & 4th bedroom & bath. reduced $249,900 CHaTfIELD - gorgeous new ranch home on large quiet lot and is on dead end street. Main floor has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths (Jack & Jill), Master bedroom with 2 walk-in closets, w/in ceramic tile shower. Open floor plan has kitchen with Hickory cabinets, dining room and living room. Lower level is set up for in floor heat, family room, rec room, bath and 4th bedroom. Heated 4+ car garage (1444 sq. ft.), deck, covered porch and storage shed. $289,900
YOUR HOME IS THE INVESTMENT OF YOUR LIFE.... LET ME PUT MY EXPERIENCE TO WORK FOR YOU!
409 mINNESoTa ST., oSTraNDEr $59,900 - 4 bdrm home on 1/3 acre in town! Affordable living in small town atmosphere. Many updates have been done to the home including new roof, siding, windows, sheet rock & paint, and flooring. Large eat in kitchen, bay window and main floor laundry. There is a single car garage (presently used as workshop) and barn for additional storage and use. Priced to sell!!
Cell 507-259-5454
22 YEARS EXPERIENCE SERVING ROCHESTER ANd SE MN
Open HOuse - sat. sept. 10 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
209 maIN ST. , foUNTaIN - Gorgeous 3+bedroom, 3 bath home that has been completely remodeled & updated. Formal living and dining room, family room, rec room, main floor laundry & 3 car heated garage (960 sq.ft.). 2 gas fireplaces, wood floors, newer furnace & roof, steel siding, covered deck, all on 4 city lots. Choice of 4 schools. $144,900 foUNTaIN - Ideal home to remodel and earn some equity. New vinyl siding, roof, windows, furnace and electrical. Wood floors, living room, dining room, main floor laundry, 3 bedrooms and large lot. Schools can be Chatfield, Lanesboro or Fillmore Central. Great price at $49,900 LaNESboro - great location close to state bike trail and great views of the scenic bluffs. Small studio cottage is ideal for weekend getaway. Room to expand. $39,750 LaNESboro - very well kept home on quiet street in scenic Lanesboro. 3 bedrooms, formal living room, dining room, family room and eat-in kitchen. 2 enclosed porches, w/o lower level, & 2 car garage. Updates include new roof, vinyl siding, hot water heater & reinsulated. reduced $79,900 LaNESboro - Charm and character describe this home with original Douglas fir floors. Main floor has high ceilings and archways for character. Lower level is partially sheetrocked. Newer 2 car garage and great location to state trails & park. NoW - $114,900 mabEL - Cabin on 16 acres-gorgeous 16 acre wooded site with new cabin, well and septic. Knotty pine interior, steel siding, covered porch, infloor heat, kitchen, bath, laundry and loft area. Ideal for weekend getaway, rec land and great hunting. $169,900 $159,900 PrESToN - This house is currently used as rental, but would make a great starter home. Knotty pine walls and ceilings, enclosed porch, main floor laundry, & 2 car garage. $52,500 PrESToN - This large rambler sits on quiet street & had great views of deck. Home has been updated. Large open kitchen and dining room, living room, large master bedroom, and main floor laundry. Large lower level family room with w/out to covered patio. New siding, windows flooring and heated garage. $139,900
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HomES oN aCrEaGE HarmoNy: 2 bedroom home updated windows, shingles, NEW LISTING: 8.9 aCrES: 3 bdroom Ranch home,. 2 fireplaces, updated kitchen & fixtures, painting, oak floors baths, 2 season valuted sunroom. refinished, gutters, covered (patio Garage, plus nice steel shed, 9 x 18) Garage built in 2001 mature trees, pasture/field Mabel $74900 NEW LISTING – 5 aCrES: HarmoNy: 2 story home with many updated, CA, HE large 4 bedroom 2 story, 2 baths Furnace, Garage, near park. Harmony Reduced $69900 & main floor laundry. 28x28 HarmoNy 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lower level recently finished. Perm garage new 2010, perm siding, siding, new windows, HE furnace. Storage shed reduced $74,900 shingles 2008. Heated shop JUST LISTED: 3 bdrm 2 story on quiet street, 1 car garage $49,900 w/220, 60x45 pole shed, 3 acres tillable. Greenleafton area mabEL: 2 story, nicely updated, NEW LISTING Large 2 story new windows, nice sized rooms. home 4 bdrm home,, original det garage. Affordable $59,900 features, good condition, garage, sheds Acreage Harmony $129,900 JUST LISTED: Split level home with 2 car garage on good CaNToN – 21 aCrES Hobby farm - rEDUCED: Neatly kept 3 bedroom home, det garage, shop. Lg Shed, sized lot. Canton $55,000 Wykoff: 3 bedroom, 2 story, deep lot, good sized rooms, barns, and fenced pasture. $185,000 LaND & LoTS storage shed, 2 car detached garage. Reduced $49,900 aG / rEC LaND 35 aCrES +/- 19 acres of crop land, 16 A HarmoNy: Affordable, efficient & move in ready, this is one of woods with trout stream $134,900 , Lanesboro the nicest little properties you will find! Good sized lot $35,900 HarmoNy- Buildable lot 150 x 125, edge of town, view of EqUITy bUILDEr: 2 bedroom plus loft, nice layout, only golf course, city utilities $21,900 $33,500 LaNESboro - buildable lot 1/3 of an acre, awesome view WELL maINTaINED 3 bedm home, updated kitchen & bath. on edge of town city utilities $31,000 Furnace, shingles, updated in 2002. $59,900 CabIN oN 1.86 aCrES: Scenic setting with a great view! rEDUCED: Affordable 1 ½ story home on corner lot 3 bedrm, Quality built cabin with the “upnorth woods’’ feel. Sleeps 6-8 det garage. $54,900 Seller says bring all offers! Preston Interior nicely finished, insulated, and full electrical service. HarmoNy: NICELy kEPT: 2 bedrm home, hardwd floors, Near Forestville State Park. built in hutch. LL den, rec area. CAir, Garage. Harmony $58,900 CommErCIaL ProPErTIES rETaIL + aParTmENT= ProfIT Great opportunity foUNTaIN: Exceptional 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car att. Deck and with main street location in Harmony 2 bdrm apartment with great views. Reduced $199,000 laundry, private entry and 2 car garage ONLY $69,900 LaNESboro: 4 bdrm 2 bath split, 2 car garage, fireplace, rESTaUraNT: Well established business, super location, ceramic tile, deck with wooded view. $153,500 turn key call for details.
141 Penny Lane Leroy SELLEr moTIVaTED - HUGE PrICE rEDUCTIoN - brING US aN offEr $114,000 3 bdrm 2 bath, split. Newer subdivision. Up-dated & remodeled, greenhouse/garden shed, garage & heated workshop area. Great place to call home with the large deck overlooking the back yard. Newer hoist w/10,000 lb. lift in garage.
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ToWNHoUSE - 308 N Park Court, Spring Valley $119,900 Excellent location - close to banks, gas station, grocery store and discount stores. 2 bdrm 2 bath with marble entrance, gas fireplace, m. bdrm walk in closet & m. bath, sun room, laminate floors, and patio to back of unit. Low association fees. Cul-de-sac area. Priced well below assessed value!
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PrESToN - ToWNHomE - Gorgeous views of countryside and golf course. 9’ ceilings, beautiful custom cabinets, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, main floor laundry and 2 car heated garage. Lower level family room is finished in tongue and groove pine and w/o to patio. Now $149,900 roCHESTEr -ToWNHomE - Hard to find townhome in Salem Point. Enjoy the water view from the 4-season porch or private patio. Large living room w/fireplace, separate formal dining room, master bedroom w/full bath and w/in closet. Open kitchen w/center island. 2nd level has 2 additional bdrms, full bath & family room.Now $345,000 CHaTfIELD - Great location for this 5 bedroom, 4 bath 2-story home on 1.7 acre lot backing up to woods. Main floor has open floor plan w/kitchen, kitchen dining, living room w/fireplace, 4-season porch, formal dining room & laundry. Lower level is finished with family room w/fireplace and w/o to patio, 2 additional bedrooms, kitchenette/wet bar, & 3/4 bath. 3-car insulated garage, 2 patios, private fenced yard, & 20x26 carriage house w/ TV, phone & ethernet. $369,900 WHaLaN - Remodeled rambler conveniently located next to state bike trail. 3 bedrooms on main floor, new flooring, hickory cabinets, new siding, large deck & new windows and roof. Ideal for weekend getaway or permanent home. Now $99,900 farm/aCrEaGES CHaTfIELD - Gorgeous 40+/-wooded parcel west of town approx. 2 1/2 miles.Abundance of wildlife, springs and scenery. $159,900 CHaTfIELD - 27 aCrES Gorgeous setting on dead-end road. 27 acres of woods, CRP, and beautiful scenery. Abundance of deer, turkey, pheasant and other wildlife. Main floor has living room with fireplace and new laminate flooring, dining room, kitchen and laundry/mudroom. Lower level was recently finished with 2 d/o that are used as bedrooms, full bath and family room with kitchenette/bar. $204,900 CHaTfIELD - 6.5 aCrES Completely remodeled country home with all the charm and character. Additional house and 1.1 acres available. Schools - St.Charles or Chatfield. Kitchen w/maple cabinets, tile flooring, large center island & updated appliances. Fir wood floors, 9’ ceilings, mud room, formal living room & dining room w/pocket doors, family room & main floor bath w/claw tub. 2nd level: 4 bedrooms, bath & walk-up attic. Lower level finished w/stucco walls, has family room, rec room & bar area. New furnace with wood/lp combo. Central vac, new windows, updated wiring & plumbing. Many outbuildings for animals & 5 car garage. $325,000 CHaTfIELD - Spectacular home on cul-de-sac, 4.37 acres, with privacy. 6 bedrooms, 5 baths (2 Jack & Jill), lg open kitchen & dining room w/maple & cherry cabinets & maple flooring. Main floor master w/large w/in closet & master bath w/Jacuzzi & make up area. Living room: 26’ vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace & stone wall surround to ceiling, built-in entertainment center. 2nd level - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths & loft area. Lower level - large open family room w/ wood burner, sunken bar, rec room, bath, & bedroom. 3 car heated garage, large private deck, outside bar w/built -in grill & TV, fire pit & patio. 2 furnaces, 2 c/a units & 2 hot water heaters. This home has it all. $549,000 $519,900
farm/aCrEaGES LaNESboro/WHaLaN - 8 acre hobby farm perfect for some horses or cattle. House could have 5 bedrooms if needed. Main floor master, main floor laundry, screended in porch, living room and family room w/wood burner. New roof, new well and furnace. 50x112 shed that includes 50x64 heated shop with water and high ceilings. Out door wood burner heats house and shop. Additional sheds for hay and animals. $199,900 LaNESboro - 2.5 acres Location! Location! Location! Beautiful rambler on 2.5 acres close to state bike trail & Root River. Gorgeous views, wildlife & only 2 1/2 miles from town. Main floor offers open kitchen & dining area w/knotty pine ceilings, maple cabinets, granite counter tops, wood floors & 9’ceilings. Formal living room w/ fireplace, formal dining, main floor laundry/ mud room. Master bedroom has full bath w/ whirpool tub. Lower level has in-floor heat, family room with w/o, 2 additional large bedrooms, and bath. Large covered deck to relax and enjoy the views, 2+attached garage, stamped sidewalks & patio, & central vac. $324,900 LaNESboro - 14 acre paradise just north of Lanesboro. 1 mile from Eagle Bluff, close to Root River & State Trail. Ideal for horses or cattle. Large open kitchen & formal dining room, newer living room with fireplace and knotty pine. Main floor laundry, 4-season porch, large deck with hot tub, sauna, putting green and more. Barn w/shop above and heated shop/garage below 20 aCrES - PrESToN/HarmoNy Ideal hobby farm w/tons of charm and character. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 9’ ceilings, original woodwork, wood floors, formal living rooms, dining room, family room, sun room and large main floor laundry/mud room. Walk-up attic is completely redone with 3/4 bath and bedroom. Kitchen has been completly remodeled, new furnace. 3-car attached garage, remodeled shed is now a heated work-out room. (80x36) shed, plus (90x45) shed. This home has everything. $249,900 PrESToN - 15 acres - gorgeous setting for the 15 aces w/great hunting. House has been updated & remodeled. Vinyl siding, wrap around deck, new c/a & wood-burner/ l/p combo for heat. Garage has 10’ door & is hooked-up for in-floor heat. Shop is heated & has air plus 1/2 bath. You’ll love the privacy & the setting. $219,900 $209,900 SPrING VaLLEy - Masonic Park - Wooded 7 acre parcel with cabin and next to park. Everything you want with scenery, privacy, wildlife and close to creek and park. cabin has electricty, screened in porch, loft and new steel roof. $92,900 WHaLaN - 4 acres - Charming acreage north of Whalan, close to State Trail. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, newer windows, wood floors, main floor laundry, a covered porch. Outbuildings for machinery and animals. $149,900
LoTS for SaLE - Chatfield - Fingerson & Donahoe - 1st Subdivison - Lots Starting At - $29,900 CommErCIaL - Business not closing, just for sale. Wykoff - Gold St. restaurant - Established restaurant, turn key operation. Building completely renovated, equipment is newer and all inventory stays. Restaurant menu offers pizza, steak and fish specials, and more. Ideal for catering & deliveries. Additional dining area in lower level. $285,000
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used tractors We want to thank the following businesses and community members for their donations that have allowed Lanesboro to start a youth football league. Your support is truly appreciated and we could not have done it without you! We also want to thank everyone who helped with the fundraiser at Buffalo Bill Days Preston Specialties Fountain Firemen Preston Liquor Lanesboro Booster Club S&A ACE Lanesboro American Legion Vis Plumbing Roger Bradley Jeff Switchenberg Lanesboro Football Program Steve Snyder
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