McClusky Gazette News
McClusky events blossom in summer heat
The August meeting of McClusky Job Development Authority counted its blessings. The town had held three events that drew much praise from all who attended.
Thriving plants in dry times
It was a work in progress over the past years since 1959 when DeLayne and Merwyn Krein moved to their farm home south of Goodrich. According to Merwyn, the yard was filled with Absinthe Wormwort, commonly known as stinkweed.
Drought areas high protein, fewer problems
Fields are busy with harvesting, often with more than one machine working the larger stands.
New Junior Auxiliary members pinned
On August 9, the American Legion Auxiliary of James Roberts Post 124 accepted four new junior members at their luncheon meeting. Sophie Sparrow, Daisy Sparrow, Jorja Farrell, Karleigh Baker were present for the program.
Time to rodeo
Loosen up those muscles, bring out the bandages and ointment, it is time to rodeo!
Promoting people, books and positive attitudes
Sheila Majors had an imaginary granddaughter when she was five years old. As with all childhood imaginary companions, this granddaughter was with her in many escapades and adventures, likely to the amusement of her family.
McClusky hosts ‘awesome’ NDSRA event
Many of those gathered for the Saturday North Dakota Street Rod Association event in McClusky on August 5 had never seen that many vehicles parked on Main Street.
Teams meet in McClusky
Twenty-one runners met in McClusky on Saturday, July 29, to end their friendly competition.
Elvis show pleases fans
The Elvis show that included tributes to both Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley drew a crowd of approximately 150 people to the McClusky High School gym on July 22.
New concrete adds life to historical building
With Sheridan County Pioneer Historical Society President Jerry Reiswig coordinating coverage, the new concrete floor was poured, smoothed and set last week in the building north of the Goodrich City Park.