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The Knights of Columbus All You Can Eat Fish Fry is Back!
Dinner includes: fresh fish, potato (fries or baked), coleslaw, dinner roll & dessert.
Ages 13+: $15
Ages 6-12: $8
Ages 5 and under: Free
A portion of the proceeds will go towards our parish youth.
Calling all puzzle lovers! Attend the BRPL Jigsaw Puzzle Competition! We’re changing it up this time. Register your team of 2 people to compete to solve a 300-piece jigsaw puzzle.
Register at www.bowmanlibrary.com or call the library at 701-523-3797. Deadline to register is Thursday, March 21st at 3pm. Space is limited.
Easter Dinner at Frontier Travel Center!
Sunday, March 31
11am – Until food is gone
Ham, Chicken, Cheezy Potatoes, Corn, Salad, Bun, and Dessert
Adults: $14.99
Kids (10 and under): $7.50
Rhame Community Club Chili Cook-Off
$25 Team Entrance Fee, Open to the Public
12:00pm: Cooking and chopping
2:30pm: Shoot-n-hollar
3:00pm: Calcutta
Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Showmanship: Best Decorations
Boozehound: Best Drink/Shot
Rules:
- Set up after 5pm on Friday, April 5th
- No early food-prep allowed
- No beans or fillers
Feeling like a pro at basic Microsoft Excel functions and you want to learn how to continue to optimize the software at the next level? Join us for the Advanced Excel class! Learn how to create even more efficiencies and share the data that you are collecting.
Build your Excel skills in:
- Charts
- Pivot Tables
- Conditional Formatting
- TEXT Function
- If Statements
This class is built for you. If there are specific functions or questions you would like to cover in the course, please let us know and we would be happy to add it as time allows.
Who should attend:
Anyone that is proficient at Microsoft Excel functions
Date: Tuesday, April 16
Time: 12-1:30pm
Location: Mainspace (13 E Divide, Bowman)
Meal: Provided
Fee: $30
This class is instructed by Brosz Engineering.
Register today at gomainspace.com/classes
Ron Berget, Author – “The Montana Stranglers in Dakota Territory”
Topic: The formation of Granville Stuart’s Montana Stranglers and vigilante justice in Eastern Montana and Northwestern Dakota Territory in the 1880’s.
This series is funded in part by Humanities North Dakota, a nonprofit, independent state partner of the National Endowment of the Arts.