SEPTEMBER 2018
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CONTENTS Hello,
Readers!
Summer is ending, and before long the winter with its 14 minutes of daily sunlight and stinging gales will come to delight us. We still have the fall to enjoy, of course, which is an easy task thanks to this autumnal edition of
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In this issue we examine the extreme ends of what the Halloween entertainment spectrum offers. At one point we have The Haunted Fort, where costumed actors stand by to soundly spook you. At the other we have Papa's Pumpkin Patch, a charming little family getaway replete with hay bale castles, thousands of festive gourds, and an enormous air cannon that can launch squashes up to a mile away. We have also got Legacy Paintball, the most wholesome place in the area to shoot your friends at, North Dakota Krav Maga, where you
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can master the honored Israeli art of pummeling your assailants as efficiently as possible, and The Hand Engraver, a local self-taught engraving specialist whose work was once presented to Ronald Reagan. Finally we examine Butterhorn, downtown Bismarck’s finest new restaurant. is distributed free of charge every month thanks to our generous advertisers. It is available at grocery stores, hotels, and other busy places around town. Don’t forget to regularly visit our
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website for more articles and news about our hometown! I always invite your ideas, feedback, and input, and I welcome you to write to me anytime at editor@arvig.com. -David Scheller
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12 The Haunted Fort 14 Papa's Pumpkin Patch 16 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 18 Legacy Paintball 20 The Hand Engraver 22 Music & Events
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Bismarck is home to the largest liquor store in the tristate area. Williquors is an extremely-customer friendly store with over 8,000 wine, beer, and spirit varieties available. With over 28,000 square feet of liquid happiness, we call Williquors a Liquor Superstore! The store is truly amazing, from our wide spacious aisles, our personally crafted wine shelving, and our friendly, educated staff. We make shopping a breeze with our six checkout lines. Once you have been to Williquors, it will definitely become your destination store. Our WINE selection is second to none in the area. With over
Our SPIRIT section is enormous to say the least with
3,500 varieties of wine available, you will find yourself lost
thousands of delicious distilled choices. We have seven
in shopping bliss. You will go from Pinots to Chards, from
spacious aisles filled with an endless supply of your favorite
Whites to Reds, from vineyard to vineyard and country to
spirits and many spirits that you may have never known
country with our easy-to-shop wine shelving and clearly
existed. We have some of the rarest bourbons, whiskies,
marked displays. On weekends and holidays we have wine
hard to find gins, cordials, and rums. One of our aisles is
tastings of many varieties at our spacious wine tasting kiosk.
totally dedicated to vodka of every type, flavor, and style
Once you have chosen your wine or bubbly, you can chill it in
available in our market. If you like tequila, you will love
our rapid chiller for free.
Williquors because the tequila section is filled with some of the most unique and distinct tequilas including brands such
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S P OT L I G HT as Cruz, 1921, Clase Azul, and Agavero. We also have many of our own hand selected barrels of whiskies, bourbons, and tequilas. The BEER section is stocked with over 900 domestics, crafts, and imports. Our selection here never stops growing and our collections include many of the hardest to find foreign brews and domestic crafts available in our market. At Williquors we have the Pick Six section with hundreds of mix and match brews allowing you to HOP (pun intended) from IPA to Ale, Stout to Porters, and Domestic to Foreign all in one happy Six Pack! We also have a growler station with fourteen taps serving up an ever changing variety of the best craft brewed beverages imaginable. Using the TapHunter App you can instantly and easily track our current growler beer selections. The CLASSROOM is one of the most fun parts of our store (yes, hard to believe classroom and fun can co-exist). Weekly wine, spirits, and beer educational classes can accommodate up to 32 students. Most classes require an advanced registration, as spots are limited. The classroom is comfortably designed with a happy student in mind, because, really, we are learning about alcohol! The classroom is also available depending upon availability for private classes hosted by our educated staff. If you are looking for the perfect gift for someone or just for yourself, we have a gift and merchandise section that perfectly complements the liquor world with unique bottle openers, decanters, glasses, cards, decorative wine bottle bags, and so much more. These are items you just won’t find at a department store! Our specialty cheese section helps compliment your fine wine palate. We have the perfect cheeses and meats that are usually not available in your local grocery store. During the holidays we have select caviar and salmon available. Our bestselling 10, 12, and 15 year old cheeses are a true delight! Williquors was designed for you, easy to shop, with 16 clearly marked wide aisles, full size shopping carts, and so much more. Our main desire is to have more wine, spirit, and beer products available than our customers could imagine and to never stop in our search for more. A true liquid shopping paradise! We are located at 3025 Yorktown Drive in Bismarck. Call us at (701) 751-7373, visit our website at williquors.com, or visit us on Facebook to find out more!
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According to the American Cancer Society, there were an estimated 310,260 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed among men and women in 2017. Pink It Forward - a local non-profit whose mission is to provide hope and empowerment by enriching the lives of all those affected by breast cancer – is continuing to do what they can to make a difference in the lives of each and every one of those individuals.
The organization, founded in 2013, is comprised of 4 family
- “From 2013-2016, we sent out just under 700 packages.
members, 3 of which have beat breast cancer. Within the
In 2017 we doubled that! 2018 is on track to be one for the
last 3 generations, 10 women within the family have been
record books.” While the organization is able to manage
diagnosed with breast cancer; something no one takes
the current volume of requests, they want to ensure
lightly. Each of their experiences, however, helped influence
they’re around for the long haul. Helping with that is their
what has grown to be an up and coming mainstream non-
signature Designer Purse Bingo event. “We’re really excited
profit grown right here in North Dakota.
to bring Designer Purse Bingo to Bismarck this year” says President and Co-founder, RueAnn Gallagher. …“combined
“Our biggest goal in creating Pink It Forward was to make an impact in the lives of those going through breast cancer now; our care packages aim to bring light to what can be a very
with our Tossing for Tatas Bean Bag Tournament in Fargo, and October’s Pumped in Pink wellness campaign, we’re ready to pound the pavement!”
dark time.” says Kayla Leier, the only founding member who has not yet been diagnosed. Wrapped in pink tissue paper,
Pink It Forward hosts numerous annual events throughout
each package contains items that help alleviate the often
the year, both in Fargo and in Bismarck, to help raise funds,
painful side effects experienced with treatment,
but relies heavily on individual and business donations. The organization also keeps administrative costs low by operating
whether emotional or physical. Deanne Leier, co-founder and 10 year breast cancer survivor, used her journey when providing input on items to include in the care packages. “It was really hard for me to lift my arms after my doublemastectomy. Curling up in a robe on the couch and watching a movie was my safe place.” Such a mission, however, comes at a cost. With the ambition to paint towns pink, the organization has a long list of events lined up over the next few months to not only raise awareness, but to also raise
100% on volunteerism and storing and assembling packages within their homes. “Until we’re in a position to take Pink It Forward to the next level financially, we want to do everything we can to ensure donations are directly used for the purchase of package items.” says Deanne. Chances are if you’re not impacted by breast cancer, sometime over the course of your life you will know someone that is. You can help Pink It Forward make a difference and further their mission by supporting their cause. Learn more about how to do just that at
much needed funding. Co-founder Tammy Svalen-Gimbel explains the growth they’ve seen since establishing in 2013
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by David Scheller
Imi Lichtenfeld was born in Hungary in 1910. His father was a police officer and a former circus acrobat, so he brought Imi up with the self-defense and gymnastic skills that he had honed over the course of his two careers. Imi proved a natural athlete, and would go on to win several boxing and wrestling championships during his young manhood.
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Being tough was a good quality to have for a Jew in 1930’s Eastern Europe. In response to the threat posed by violent gangs of National Socialists, Imi led a team of fellow pugilistic Hebrews to defend their neighborhoods. Imi quickly learned that boxing and wrestling were not the soundest fighting styles for use in vicious street fighting, however, so he reevaluated the moves needed to deal with armed assailants out only for blood. Imi invented Krav Maga (Hebrew for “Contact Combat”), a martial art combining natural self-defense movements followed by decisive counterattacks. Imi’s school of fighting proved so effective that the Israel Defense Forces adopted it, and several of its core principles are employed by the United States Marine Corps today. It was in the Marine Corps that Morgan Moberley, the owner and head trainer of North Dakota Krav Maga in Mandan, was first introduced to Krav Maga. “Krava Maga’s greatest strength is that it changes to adapt to modern combat,” explained Morgan. “Other martial arts like tae kwon do, while completely respectable, are rigid and require assailants to come at you in a certain way to remain effective. If you attempt a roundhouse kick tp the head on an MMA fighter, you’ll be on the ground in a second. Since Krav Maga isn’t bogged down by tradition and set moves, it’s always being altered to deal with new types of threats.”
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“Krav Maga combines the quickest, simplest, and most effective techniques
“Our students take pride in the fighting skills Krav Maga teaches. I’ve had
of other martial arts like judo, karate, wrestling, and boxing,” Morgan
a lot of students tell me how relieved they’ve been to have known what
continued. “Whichever fighting stance you would reflexively assume is
to do in some hairy situations they’ve experienced. One of my former
the same you’d use in Krav Maga as well. Because of that, it’s the most
students, a cop, used the techniques we taught him daily. He left the force
efficient technique to instantly rely on when there’s trouble.”
because he was tired of all the action, but now he’s a Navy SEAL. I’m not sure how much peace and quiet he’s getting nowadays!”
When you go in for your first Krav Maga lesson at Morgan’s gym, he and his instructors will teach you how to throw basic kicks, punches, and elbow
North Dakota Krav Maga teaches self-defense classes to both adults and
and palm strikes, as well as where they’re most successfully delivered.
children, but focuses on training more appropriate for situations that the
Once you’re proficient in those moves, you will go on to learn advanced
latter may experience -- how to escape from nefarious strangers, and the
techniques like chokeholds, reversals and knife and gun takeaways.
like. They also offer Krav Fit USA, an exercise program aimed at getting students into their best fighting form while teaching them some good
“We use pellet guns and electrified dummy knives during training,”
self-defense techniques as well. If you would like to learn more about the
explained Morgan. “Although they don’t hurt as much, they’ll definitely let
most effective martial art ever devised, stop by Morgan’s gym at 2020 3rd
you know when you’ve made a mistake. We have students as young as 12
St SE in Mandan, or visit kravfitusa.com.
years old who can quickly disarm a grown man.”
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by David Scheller When Stephanie Miller was a little girl, her grandmother would delight her with freshly baked butterhorns. The fluffy pastries were the old Midwestern matriarch’s specialty. Stephanie learned how to make butterhorns just like her grandmother, measuring amounts of butter, kneading dough, and carefully rolling them into their signature crescent shape with her tiny hands until she learned the trick exactly. Butterhorns symbolized family love to Stephanie, and their creation kept her in the kitchen where she continued learning new ways to delight her family herself. Many Midwestern grandmas such as Stephanie’s have seen that their families are well-cared for in a similar fashion, with small protégés under their arms to carry the fire on for them for long to come. Stephanie went on to culinary school where she studied French techniques (she will tell you that using lots of butter is the best technique that they have), work in an Italian restaurant, and serendipitously fall in love with Shane Cornelius, a man versed in running every aspect of the front side of a restaurant. Now married, Stephanie’s and Shane’s potent combination of talent are behind the Butterhorn, downtown Bismarck’s best bastion for gourmet cuisine. “We want our restaurant to truly reflect North Dakota, as well as to serve only the best food,” said Shane. “Fortunately, doing both is as simple as sourcing ingredients as locally as we can. Nearly all of our vegetables come from local farms, so they reflect our terroir and are fresh as can be. You can really taste it when a vegetable has been pulled out of the ground only an hour ago.” Butterhorn combines Stephanie’s culinarian background with their respect for what makes local food great. Their cavatelli with pork sausage, parmesan dust, and fennel pollen was perfected during Stephanie’s Italian restaurant days, and brings neighboring Iowa’s best-known specialty to their tables. Their walleye cakes pay tribute to the area’s most beloved game fish, and honors it by letting its delicious natural flavor shine through with the accompaniment of some remoulade and grilled lemon. In their mission to keep great cuisine accessible, Butterhorn also offers a juicy cheeseburger on a homemade brioche bun with freshly julienned french fries. “We cater to both the formal business luncheon crowd as well as we do the flip flops and pint of beer weekenders,” said Stephanie. “We offer something just right for every occasion and taste.”
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Of course, Butterhorn couldn’t very well do without the flaky bread things they’re named for. Although she has tweaked her recipe ever so slightly since childhood, Stephanie makes a fresh batch of butterhorns daily for the restaurant’s bread service. As with everything else she serves, only the butterhorns of the day make it to guests’ tables. The rest are transformed into bread puddings that would curl your toes, or breadcrumbs for the fried delectables. Great food demands great booze. Butterhorn’s eight beers on tap change regularly, and offer North Dakota’s, Minnesota’s, and Shane’s native Montana’s very best brews. Their bar manager is a connoisseur and a mixologist, and uses only freshly squeezed juices in combination with the restaurant’s own triple sec, sour mix, limoncello, and more to create cocktails you’d like to slip into like a warm bath. Their enormous wine cellar stores bottles from France, Australia, Argentina, Italy, and other far away places, providing the next best way to travel the world short of buying a first class plane ticket. Beneath their main dining room, Butterhorn keeps a private banquet hall for guests celebrating special occasions. It’s done up in high 1920s speakeasy style with exposed rafters, stone work, vintage wallpaper, velvet drapes, and an enormous sliding barn door for privacy. This rustic space shares a glass wall with Butterhorn’s wine cellar, so picking the right bottle of red to toast the evening is as satisfying as choosing a puppy in the window. The sense you get while dining at Butterhorn is that it’s a family restaurant -- in more ways than one. The synergy between Stephanie’s kitchen and Shane’s dining room shines through in everything that their restaurant does, from their warm, earnest ambiance to their inspired dishes. They keep their menu short and best suited to the current season, so you may see what they’re serving at any given time at butterhorn210.com. I advise that you honor the Bismarck area, its peerless ingredients, and, above all, the tradition of grandmas teaching little girls how to cook with a visit there soon.
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The Haunted Fort by David Scheller I’m something of a connoisseur when it comes to haunted attractions. I’ve been to countless schools, ships, ski areas, forests, and farms that have been temporarily turned terrifying in honor of the Halloween season. They provide all the fun of being in a horror movie without actually having to worry about an evil clown, cannibalistic hillbilly, or nigh-invulnerable hockey-masked lunatic doing something dreadful to you. While their pageantry is always enjoyable, most haunted attractions typically lack an actual ghost story behind them to substantiate their spookiness. Not so at the Haunted Fort, which this October will celebrate its 17th year of scaring the bejeezus out of their patrons. It is held at Fort Abraham Lincoln, the site where Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer lived until his undoing at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. As so many men who once lived there perished alongside Custer, the entire fort is now believed to be haunted. Faint footsteps, sourceless murmurs, and fleeting shadows are normal occurrences at the fort, and the spirit of Custer’s wife reportedly waits there for his return to this day.
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shopdinelive.net The fort even welcomed a team of paranormal investigators to their grounds in 2010. They found oodles of the kinds of things which paranormal investigators like to find, little bloops and bleeps on machines which, depending on your point of view, almost certainly do or do not actually detect ghosts. This October the Haunted Fort will build upon its already chilling reputation with the aid of 50 to 60 costumed actors. This is not an aimless effort on their part -- they have worked together to choreograph just how they can best unsettle their guests, and laid out the historic landmark into four distinctly themed areas. The night begins with the Custer House itself, which is fashioned after a haunted mansion. A charismatic though funereal host beckons people in, whom are then confronted by ghastly Victorian era specters. Things progress afterward to the old grainery, which has been turned into an evil carnival setting complete with maladjusted clowns, black lights, eerie audio effects, and blind corners which breed sweaty anticipation. (The abundance of clowns in haunted houses reminds me of the words of Dan Avidan: “I’m convinced that 98% of the population hates clowns, and the remaining 2% are clowns.”) The barracks, done up in a nightmarish asylum motif, follow. They’re rife with deranged doctors and their lobotomy-crazed patients, all zombified and
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ready to give you a proper startle. The tour wraps up in the Extreme Haunt Zone. This changes annually, so you really oughtn’t expect what you’ll get there. It’s so terrifying, however, that you’ll be given the option of bailing out before you have to experience it. Last year it was the “Dark Hood,” an area where participants donned hoods to blind them while they ambled precariously across a walkway designed in every way to disorient and unnerve them. Air cannons, upside down mannequins, and evil noises are bad enough when you can anticipate them -- in the dark, they’re far worse. None of this is very good for kids under 13 years old. The Haunted
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Pumpkin Pat ch by David Scheller
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N
ot all Halloween season attractions
for children to amaze at and climb on. (The
jack-o’-lanterns. Papa’s even offers pumpkins
have to have hockey masked actors
hay goes to local farms for more conventional
that are roomy enough to carve functional
and ghoulish special effects around
purposes once the season has ended.) If
boats out of. This has been tested before.
every other corner. Sometimes the best way to
you have ever known a little kid, you might
celebrate the autumnal spirit is with a pleasant
imagine how spellbinding such impressive
If your main criticism of squashes is that
trip to somewhere wholesome, replete with
structures would strike them as. Learning
they’re so seldom airborne, Papa’s has got
hay bale castles, a practically limitless supply of
that they can crawl around all over them may
your particular tastes well in mind. Thanks
pumpkins, and a cannon designed to fire them
be altogether too much!
to the peerless efforts of the North Dakota Society of Professional Engineers, Papa’s owns
as far as a mile away where they explode on impact. This is the essence of Papa’s Pumpkin
The straw fortresses aren’t the only things at
an enormous air pressure cannon that can
Patch, a little farm in Bismarck devoted solely
Papa’s that will drop little jaws. Slides, swings,
launch a small gourd practically into low orbit.
to quaint family fun.
zip lines, pony rides, and even a four foot
Geese have been observed to steer out of the
deep pit of corn kernels will all impress kids
way of Papa’s orange projectiles. They have a
A great deal of the charm of Papa’s Pumpkin
-- “their eyes get as big as golf balls,” as the
trebuchet to send pumpkins flying and corn
Patch comes from how they use old things
owner Dave Pearce put it. They’ll especially
cob slingshots as well, and they demonstrate
to decorate the place every year. In the true
light up when they see Billy Bob the Cornstalk
their unique arsenal every half hour.
spirit of Midwestern sensibility, old pallets,
Horse, a great equestrian effigy that will
satellite dishes, tractor tires, and other
make them say “shucks!”
Papa’s Pumpkin Patch has great things for guests of all ages. Go to see this fall-time
farm equipment are incorporated into the attraction, giving it a real rustic feel. The
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result is that it’s somewhere authentic and
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from September 9th until October 20th. When
spirited, and not some fiberglass imposter.
is something of an understatement. They sell
you do, don’t miss the chance to take home a
around 50,000 pumpkins and gourds from local
warty goblin pumpkin -- it’s the most aptly
Ten of Papa’s 40 acres are devoted to playspace
growers annually, encompassing everything
named item of produce ever conceived, and
for kids. Every year they ship in 1,000 bales of
from sugar pie pumpkins to decorative varietals
certain to become like a member of your family.
hay and assemble them into giant structures
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month by David Scheller
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month was founded in part
treatment, over 40,000 women in the U.S. are expected to pass
by the American Cancer Society in October of 1985 to promote
away from breast cancer in 2017 alone. Mortality rates for breast
mammography as the most effective means of fighting breast
cancer are higher than those of any other type of cancer with the
cancer. The event’s symbolic pink ribbon was originally used
exception of lung cancer. A woman’s risk of breast cancer nearly
in 1991 by Charlotte Haley in order to call attention to what she
doubles if she has a mother, sister, or daughter who has suffered
perceived as a deficit of funding for breast cancer treatment
from the ailment. Despite this, 85% of breast cancers occur in
research. Her sister, daughter, and granddaughter all suffered
women with no family history of the disease. Such cases may be
from the ailment at the time. Haley’s symbol was adopted by The
attributable to age and environmental factors.
Breast Cancer Research Foundation two years later, and today it serves as a ubiquitous reminder for women everywhere to do what they’re able to safeguard themselves from breast cancer.
Although regular breast cancer screenings via mammography do not prevent breast cancer, they do alert women to when they have breast cancer in its earlier stages and when it’s more treatable,
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About one in eight American women will develop invasive
and they do save lives. For most women, regular mammograms
breast cancer over the course of her lifetime.
Although
are recommended at age 40 and older, although specific
the mortality rate for the ailment has decreased over
recommendations vary by age and risk, such as family history of
recent years due in part to improvements in diagnosis and
the ailment. If you are between the ages of 40 and 44, you may
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choose to begin yearly mammograms, and you are encouraged to speak with a doctor about having them done. If you are between the ages of 45 and 54, yearly mammograms are recommended. If
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you are 55 or older, mammograms are recommended every other year, but may still be performed yearly. There are a number of other ways to help prevent breast cancer from occurring. These are the limitation of alcohol, the avoidance of tobacco, maintaining a healthy weight, regular exercise,
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hormone therapy, and avoidance of radiation and environmental pollution. Certain diets help to prevent the occurrence of breast cancer as well. For example, women who eat a Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra-virgin olive oil and mixed nuts might reduce their risk of breast cancer. We applaud the efforts of people everywhere who help to bring public awareness to breast cancer this October and throughout the year. Breast cancer is a dreadful thing, and we dearly hope for the day when it may be done away with once and for all.
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Darin Davenport started playing paintball when he was 12 years old. “Playing” might be a bit of a stretch, though -- Darin’s family only had one paintball gun at the time, so his older brother would give him a mask and a head start, and then proceed to hunt him in the woods for a preadolescent version of The Most Dangerous Game.
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Aren’t big brothers the best? This exercise made Darin appreciate the running and cover taking aspects of paintball that are so crucial to the game, and when he finally wrested the gun from his brother’s trigger-happy hands, he learned to love the other parts just as much. That’s why Darin now runs Legacy Paintball, a sprawling ten acre course 30 minutes north of Bismarck. “I planned Legacy to offer three radically different types of terrain, so our players can engage in a variety of tactics,” explained Darin. “Our course is shaped like a triangle. One corner has a cityscape, complete with scalable buildings and cars to duck behind. Another has a trench system with old crop dusters painted to look like downed German planes, giving it a WWI feel. The third is a jungle guerilla setting with trees and huts.” This dynamic layout is different than what most other paintball courses offer. Forcing players to adapt to multiple styles of play throughout one session not only makes the experience more realistic, but handicaps those who excel at one style of play but don’t do as well with others. A coverbased specialist may accordingly find himself a big target in open area situations. “That’s not to say some players can’t dominate in every setting,” said Darin. “The other day we had a great-grandpa come along with his group of four generations. Even though he couldn’t run, he was like the Terminator, calmly annihilating everyone else in the arena. He had done something like that before.”
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“I’ve noticed that women are especially vicious at paintball. Maybe they like a good excuse to shoot their husbands.” My memory of paintball is that it hurts something fierce, especially when you’re hit point-blank by a sadistic friend who’s
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traveling over 300 feet per second. We’re seeing more and more kids enjoying the game thanks to that innovation.”
“I planned Legacy to offer three radically different types of terrain, so our players can engage in a variety of tactics”
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Legacy has airsoft as well. Whereas paintballs have a relatively shorter range and are thus more appropriate for arcade-style shooting, airsoft pellets travel twice as far, permitting more stealthy, militaristic tactics. “We have a lot of police and veterans come for airsoft, because its style is much more in line with their training,” said Darin. “Watching the experts in action is amazing.” “I’m the fourth generation in my family to live on this land,” said Darin. “I’ve been blessed to enjoy it all my life. With Legacy, I get to share this beautiful patch of earth with anyone who would like to come. It’s just a bonus that they get to shoot each other while they’re here.” Legacy Paintball is located at 27550 Hwy 1804 in Baldwin. You can learn more about them at facebook.com/legacyfield, or give them a call at (701) 527-4336 if you would like to plan a game. It’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with friends, and shoot them.
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Looking for an APARTMENT? The story of every person who goes into business for themself begins when they become dissatisfied working for someone else. Mark Hoechst, The Hand Engraver of Bismarck, is no exception to this rule. “I started out working as a mechanic at a car dealership,” Mark recounted. “The funny thing is that every car has an army of engineers behind it, but they all break nonetheless. It was my job to be smarter than all of those engineers and fix that car when it came into my stall, which was no small feat.” Mark already knew a little bit about jewelry back then, and was attracted to the clean, meticulous, deliberate work it involved. He was especially drawn to hand engraving and began studying the art, pouring over his worn copy of The Art of Engraving and practicing as if it was a second job. Just like engraving takes thousands of perfectly placed strokes, so too was Mark’s skill not honed overnight. After moving to Bismarck
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he would spend 22 more years in a manufacturing factory, machining, welding, and still pulling wrenches as a mechanic while engraving on the side. When the factory closed its doors, Mark finally decided to turn his second job into his full-time one. Picture this: That man from Minot who once toiled in garages would go on to engrave the rifle that Shiloh Sharps presented to Ronald Reagan, complete with a scrolled gold inlay of the Gipper himself on the receiver. Tom Selleck carried a Sharps that Mark engraved in the movie Quigley Down Under.
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doing the refinishing to complete engraving projects. I use the time honored ‘slow rust blue’ for most of my finishes, and some electroplating as well.” “I’m not worried about technology replacing hand engraving, though. I went to a show about five years ago where they were displaying fancy Italian shotguns, each beautifully machine engraved. There were two things about them that kept me confident I’ll be needed for quite some time, however. First, even with all that high-tech automated milling, I could see each piece had been touched up by a
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bring it to life for them. It will never be more cost-effective to have a computer designer program a machine to create a unique engraving.” Mark’s art is a testament to the irreplaceability of the human touch. Rich, fathomlessly complex scrolls, bears, hornets, monsters, ships, cannons, and even presidents of the United States adorn his work, all looking as if they may at once spring to life, but still as permanent as the metal they’ve been engraved into. Mark is available to make any metal item into a work of art including firearms, knives, signs, and more. If you would like a custom piece created, reach out to him at thehandengraver.com.
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MUSIC & EVENTS SEP 1 Farmers Market 8am-6pm, Kmart Parking lot, Bismarck
Capital Quilters Guild 9:30am-12pm, Edgewood Vista Senior Living Center, Bismarck
United Tribes Technical College Softball Tournament Various times, United Tribes Technical College, Bismarck
Two Of A Kind 6:30pm – 8:30pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
10am-12pm, Art From the heart, Bismarck
SEP 8 Dreams Granted 5k 10k Run Walk
Native Impressions Exhibit
10am – 12pm, Pioneer Park, Bismarck
10am – 5pm, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck
Tossing for Tatas See Page 6
Tour Buckstop Junction
SEP 9 International Powwow
Art Minions Art Club
1pm – 2:20pm, Buckstop Junction, Bismarck
SEP 2 Capital Farmers' Market
1pm, United Tribes Technical College, Bismarck
Ladies Lounge
9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
2pm – 5pm, Sixteen03 Main Events, Bismarck
Central Dakota Gem and Mineral Society
Fargo-Moorhead Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk
2pm – 11pm, Bismarck Public Library, Bismarck
SEP 3 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club
1pm-4pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
SEP 9 - OCT 10 Papa's Pumpkin Patch
Blood drive
12pm-7pm, 5001 Fernwood Drive, Bismarck
8am – 11:59pm, United Blood Services, Bismarck
SEP 10 Bismarck Duplicate Bridge Club
SEP 4 Table Tennis Club
1pm – 11:59pm, AMVETS, Bismarck
7pm – 9pm, World War Memorial Building, Bismarck
Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
Prime Tuesday
SEP 11 Table Tennis Club
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
SEP 5 Mini Monets And Mom
9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
7pm – 9pm, World War Memorial Building, Bismarck
Bismarck Farmers Market
9am – 10am, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga
SEP 14 45th Annual Downtowners Street Fair 10am-8pm, Downtown, Bismarck
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
Bismarck Farmers Market
SEP 26 Irish Trash Can
8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
SEP 15 Bismarck Marathon 7am, Cottonwood Park, Bismarck
Autumnfest Parade 10am, Capitol Grounds, Bismarck
Half Way to St.Patty's Day Party Blarney Stone, Bismarck
SEP 16 Shaggy Shuffle Walk for the Animals 1pm-3pm, State Capitol Mall, Bismarck
SEP 17 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga 9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Pint Sized Picassos 10am – 11am, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
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8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday
SEP 12 Mini Monets And Mom
SEP 7 International Powwow
Irish Trash Can
1pm & 7pm, United Tribes Technical College, Bismarck
5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
SEP 13 Bismarck Farmers Market 8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
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9:00am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can
Bismarck Farmers Market
SEP 6 Capital Farmers' Market
10am – 11am, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
SEP 21 Capital Farmers' Market
8pm, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
2pm – 11:59pm, Tatley-Eagles Park, Bismarck
OCT 2 Capital Farmers' Market
SEP 19 Irish Trash Can
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
Pint Sized Picassos
Capital Farmers' Market
5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
OCT 4 Friends of the Bismarck Public Library's Fall Used Book Sale
8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
Irish Rock Band- Taillight Rebellion
OCT 1 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday
6:30pm – 8:30pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
11am-10pm, Dykshoorn Park, Mandan
OCT 3 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
5:30pm – 6:30pm, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
5:30pm -10pm, Event Center – Hall C, Bismarck
SEP 29 Oktoberfest Mandan
SEP 18 Bismarck Farmers Market
Irish Trash Can
Chablis And Canvas
SEP 27 Savor the Flavor
Prime Tuesday
9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
9am – 10am, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
11:30am – 12:30pm, Mackenzie River Pizza Grill & Pub, Bismarck
SEP 20 Bismarck Farmers Market
9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
SEP 25 Prime Tuesday
12pm – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
SEP 22 THIRST 2018 Women's Conference 7:45am, Event Center, Bismarck
Applefest 11am-6pm, Buckstop Junction, Bismarck
Designer Genes Buddy Walk 11am, State Capital, Bismarck
SEP 23 Applefest
7am-8:45pm, Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library, Bismarck 8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
OCT 5 Capital Farmers' Market 2pm – 11:59pm, Tatley-Eagles Park, Bismarck
OCT 6 IronMan Golf Tournament Various Times, Prairie West Golf Course, Mandan
Bismarck Farmers Market 8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
The Eighth Annual Mandan Dacotah Lions Strides Walk for Diabetes Awareness 1pm – 11:59pm, Mandan Eagles Park, Mandan
11am-4pm, Buckstop Junction, Bismarck
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OCT 21 Broadway in Bismarck "Finding Neverland"
NOV 4 Capital Quilters Quilt Fest & Quilt Show
2pm – 11:59pm, Bismarck Public Library, Bismarck
7pm, Event Center, Bismarck
Various Times, Ramada Hotel, Bismarck
Bismarck Farmers Market
OCT 22 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club
An Evening to Inspire . . . A Celebration of Children's Voices
8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
OCT 8 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club
7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
Capital Farmers' Market
7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
2pm – 11:59pm, Tatley-Eagles Park, Bismarck
Capital Farmers' Market
OCT 23 Capital Farmers' Market
2pm – 11:59pm, Tatley-Eagles Park, Bismarck
OCT 9 Bismarck Farmers Market
9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday
8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday
OCT 24 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 10 Lego Club 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Morton Mandan Public Library, Mandan
Pumped in Pink Dry Tri - See Page 6 Designer Purse Bingo - See Page 6 Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 11 Capital Farmers' Market 9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
Bismarck-Mandan Handknitters Guild 7pm – 11:59pm, Morton Mandan Public Library, Mandan
OCT 12 Capital Farmers' Market 2pm – 11:59pm, Tatley-Eagles Park, Bismarck
OCT 13 Breakfast at Dakota Zoo 9am-11am, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 25 Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga 5:30pm – 6:30pm, Yoga For You, Bismarck
OCT 26 Two Of A Kind 6:30pm – 8:30pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
OCT 27 Zoo Boo 1pm-4pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Art Minions Art Club 10am – 12pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
Adult Art Breaks 1pm – 3pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
OCT 28 Capital Farmers' Market 12pm – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
8am-1pm, Family Wellness, Mandan
OCT 29 Northern Lights Chorus rehearsal
OCT 15 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club
River Rhapsody Chorus member of Sweet Adelines Intl. rehearsal
Edith Sanford Run/Walk for Breast Cancer
7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
Bismarck Duplicate Bridge Club 1pm – 11:59pm, AMVETS, Bismarck
OCT 16 Bismarck Farmers Market 8am – 6pm, Kmart Parking Lot North, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday 5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 17 Mini Monets And Mom 9am – 10am, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
7:30pm – 11:59pm, Touchmark Chapel, Bismarck
7pm – 11:59pm, Dan's Supermarket, Bismarck
OCT 30 Capital Farmers' Market 9am – 11:59pm, Gateway Mall, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday 5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 31 Killer Queen 7pm, Show Belle Mehus Auditorium, Bismarck
Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga 9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
OCT 18 Chablis And Canvas
Halloween Party
6:30pm – 8:30pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
NOV 1 Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga
OCT 19 Two Of A Kind 6:30pm – 6:30pm, Art From The Heart, Bismarck
OCT 20 Bismarck-Mandan Symphony: Count on Beethoven 7:30pm-10pm, Belle Mehus Auditorium, Bismarck
Fall Harvest Vendor Show 10am – 3pm, Country Suites, Bismarck
Blarney Stone, Bismarck
5:3 pm – 6:30pm, Yoga For You, Bismarck
NOV 2 Capital Quilters Quilt Fest & Quilt Show Various Times, Ramada Hotel, Bismarck
NOV 3 Capital Quilters Quilt Fest & Quilt Show Various Times, Ramada Hotel, Bismarck
The Bismarck Big One Art & Craft Fair 10am-8pm, Bismarck Event Center, Bismarck
NOV 17 The Bismarck Big One Art & Craft Fair 9am-5pm, Bismarck Event Center, Bismarck
5pm-7:30pm, Ramkota Hotel, Bismarck
Festival of the Arts
NOV 5 Blood Drive
6pm-11pm, Radisson Hotel, Bismarck
8am – 11:59pm, United Blood Services, Bismarck
Northern Lights Chorus rehearsal
NOV 18 North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum
7:30pm – 11:59pm, Touchmark Chapel, Bismarck
All Day, State Capitol Grounds, Bismarck
NOV 6 Native Impressions Exhibit
Women’s Day Out
10am – 5pm, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday
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NOV 19 Broadway in Bismarck - Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis
5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
7:30pm, Bismarck Event Center, Bismarck
NOV 7 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga
NOV 20 Native Impressions Exhibit
9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 8 Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience
10am – 5pm, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck
NOV 21 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga 9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
7:30pm, Bismarck Event Center, Bismarck
R.O.M.E.O
Bismarck-Mandan Handknitters Guild
11:30am – 12:30pm, Mackenzie River Pizza Grill & Pub, Bismarck
7pm – 11:59pm, Morton Mandan Public Library, Mandan
NOV 9 NDHSAA State Girls Swim & Dive Meet Various Times, BSC Aquatic Center, Bismarck
NOV 10 NDHSAA State Girls Swim & Dive Meet Various Times, BSC Aquatic Center, Bismarck
NOV 11 Native Impressions Exhibit 10am – 5pm, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck
Designer Purse Bingo - See Page 6 NOV 12 Bismarck Far West Rotary Club 7am – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
Bismarck Lions Club 12pm – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
NOV 13 Missouri Valley Mothers of Multiples 7pm – 9pm,Noah's Ark Daycare, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday 5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 14 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga 9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Lego Club 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Morton Mandan Public Library, Mandan
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 15 Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga 5:30pm – 6:30pm, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Pinochle 6:30pm – 11:59pm, St. Gabriel’s Community, Bismarck
Designer Purse Bingo - See Page 6 Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 22 Mandan Historical Society 7pm – 11:59pm, Morton Mandan Public Library, Mandan
NOV 24 Small Business Saturday Downtown Bismarck Various Times, Downtown, Bismarck
Coming Home for Christmas 11am-4pm, Downtown Mandan, Mandan
NOV 26 Blood Drive 8am – 11:59pm, United Blood Services, Bismarck
Bismarck Lions Club 12pm – 11:59pm, Municipal Country Club, Bismarck
NOV 27 Native Impressions Exhibit 10am – 5pm, North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, Bismarck
Prime Tuesday 5pm-9pm,Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 28 Silver Sneakers Gentle Yoga 9am – 10:15am, Yoga For You, Bismarck
Irish Trash Can 5pm-12am, Blarney Stone, Bismarck
NOV 29 Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga 5:30pm – 6:30pm, Yoga For You, Bismarck
NOV 30 Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcase 4pm-9pm, Bismarck, Event Center, Bismarck
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