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Vol. 51, No. 3

Coal Country

Bronson's Marketplace & Liquor

8th Annual

To be held March 23- - March 29, 2020

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Up to $1,000 in Bronson's Gift Cards will be given away

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KEEP ALL TICKETS, as every ticket will be added for the Grand Prize Drawing on March 30, 2020.

Grand Prize Winner of $500

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BE SURE TO STOP IN or check our Facebook page to see if your ticket number is a winner!Prizes can be claimed through April 6th, 2020 at 12 p.m.

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Hazen Star“Serving Mercer County and beyond since 1912”

Your local healthcare orga-nizations have been closely following recent reports and information about the latest developments with “COV-ID-19,” otherwise known as the “coronavirus.” We are working closely together to be pre-pared and we have processes in place per CDC and ND Department of Health require-ments. This update provides information on what you can do to help prevent contracting the virus, and what you can expect from your local health-care professionals should COVID-19 directly affect you.

If you think you may have been exposed to COVID-19, contact your healthcare pro-vider at Coal Country Com-munity Health Center (CCCHC) by phone. If you are calling after-hours, please contact

Sakakawea Medical Center (SMC) at 701.748.2225.

For your information: We have set up a clinic

for patients with respiratory illnesses to be seen at the CCCHC Hazen Clinic. Patients that need to see a provider for other healthcare con-cerns, will be scheduled at the CCCHC Beulah Clinic.

When scheduling an ap-pointment at CCCHC Beulah/Hazen, all patients will be asked the following questions and will be scheduled at the appropriate clinic site.

Have you been in contact with someone who is sick or do you currently have any of these respiratory symptoms: Fever, cough, sore throat or diffi culty breathing?

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Did you travel recently in the United States to Wash-ington State, New York, or California?

Have you had close contact with a confi rmed or probable case of COVID-19?

CCCHC Center & Killdeer Clinics are deferring patients with respiratory illnesses until further notice.

Front desk staff at SMC will also be screening patients coming into the hospital and will be asking patients to wear a mask and gloves if neces-sary.

Visitor restrictions have been put in place at both SMC and Senior Suites.

Prevention: The best way to prevent illness is to avoid be-ing exposed to this virus. We recommend everyday preven-

tive actions to help prevent the spread of virus, including:

Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after using the restroom, blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.

If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. Cover all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they feel dry.

Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with un-washed hands.

Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

Stay home from work and public areas if you are sick.

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw used tissues in the trash and immediately wash your hands.

Clean and disinfect fre-

quently touched objects and surfaces daily using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.

Facemasks should be used if you are experiencing fl u-like symptoms, such as coughing. This will help reduce spread of any virus you have.

For the most updated and timely information and up-dates related to COVID-19, visit the ND Department of Health website at www.health.nd.gov/coronavirus and visit the CDC website at www.cdc.gov/coronavirus.

Information Source: “Pre-vention, Treatment of Coro-navirus Disease 2019 (CO-VID-19).” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Cen-ters for Disease Control and Prevention, 17 Mar. 2020, www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/prevention-treat-ment.html.

Local healthcare providers prepare for spread of new coronavirus, or COVID – 19

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crayons and markers, Crayola Twistable Crayons (no need to sharpen!)

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HEALTHY HAPPENINGSPOSTPONEDThe Hospital Auxiliary Turkey Dinner scheduled for Sunday, March 22nd, The Grape Escape event scheduled for Friday, March 27th, and Senior Day Out scheduled for April 23rd have all been postponed – stay tuned for the new dates! We value keeping our community safe!

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthOver 50 years old? It’s time to get tested! Preventable, treatable and beatable. Help fi nish the fi ght against colon cancer. Free FIT (Fecal Immunochemical Test) Screening Cards are being offered right now! Schedule an appointment today by calling CCCHC.

DUI SeminarThe next 16 Hour DUI Seminar will be held April 3, 4, 5 & 6th. Please call Coal Country Community Health Center at 873-4445 to register by April 1st.

COVID-19 UpdateYour healthcare providers are continuing to work together to be prepared for COVID-19 in our community and to help fi ght the spread of illness. We have processes in place per CDC and ND Department of Health requirements. If you think you may have been exposed to COVID-19 contact your healthcare provider at Coal Country Community Health Center by phone. If you are calling after-hours, please contact Sakakawea Medical Center at 701.748.2225.

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April 18 - 10:00 am CT - Rodney Kinnischtzke & Guests - Glen Ullin- Tractors, Farm/Ranch Related, Shop- G &G AUCTIONEERS www.midwestauctions.com/gandg 701-878-4001Friday, March 20th, 2020 @ 1 PM CT Off ering 640 Acres in Divide County & 160 Acres in Williams County. Auction Location: Grand Williston Conference Center. Wolff Auctioneers www.wolff auctioneers.com.Sunday, May 3rd, 2020 @ 12 PM CT, Owners: Marvin & Doris Usselman , Off ering: Pickups, Trailer, Shop & Household Items. Location: 954 Antelope Dr. Hazen, ND 58545. Wolff Auctioneers www.wolff auctioneers.com.Thursday, May 14th, 2020 @ 11 AM CT Jim Fetter Masonry Inc. Liquidation Auction. Owner: Jim Fetter. Off ering: Masonry Related Items & Tools. Wolff Auctioneers www.wolff auctioneers.com.Saturday, May 16th, 2020 @ 10 AM CT Owners: Debbie Dennison &The Late Steve Dennison . Off ering: Antiques, Shop Items & Telehandler. Location: 223 Skyline Dr. Washburn, ND. Wolff Auctioneers www.wolff auctioneers.com.

Beulah's Citywide Rummage Sales

DatesFor those interested in having a rummage sale

during Beulah's Citywide, the dates have been set.

Spring Citywide Saturday, May 16

Fall CitywideSaturday, Sept. 12

Ads will run announcing the

dates prior to each sale.

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POSTPONEDTaste of Hazen

This event will be rescheduled at a later date.

By Daniel Arens

Several upcoming commu-nity events have been post-poned due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Three planned events for next week will not be held at their previously scheduled times. Sunday’s hospital auxiliary community meal, the Taste of Hazen chamber of commerce event Monday eve-ning and next Friday’s Grape Escape put on by Sakakawea Hospice are postponed, with their future date yet to be de-termined while our communi-ties, state and nation deal with the stress put on the health and economy by the outbreak.

The announcements of these closures comes on the heals of Governor Doug Burgum’s closure of all North Dakota public schools for the current school week, as well

as statements by national lead-ers and agencies, including a request from President Donald Trump Monday for citizens to limit interactions with each other for a 15 day period.

“This is a trying time, so many questions and con-cerns,” Antoinette Heier, Hazen Chamber of Commerce executive director, said in a statement. “The main uncer-tainty in the United States now is how big it will get and how fast.”

Heier went on in the state-ment to say a primary motive in these postponements of large public gatherings is to prevent the virus from spread-ing fast if it does come into the community. A limited spread of coronavirus will also help prevent the local health care system from being over-whelmed.

Numerous community events postponed

Men in Mission of Peace Lutheran Church have

offered their services to any one who may not be able to leave their home.

If you have errands they can help you with, contact the church at

748-2150 or Curt Melland at 870-8819.

Men in Mission offer services

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In an effort to help ensure your safety, the safety of your families and our customers, Union State Bank has made the decision to close our Hazen and Beulah lobbies

effective at 12 p.m. Wednesday, March 18 until further notice. We encourage our community to utilize our online banking services we provide. While our lobby is

closed, we are still here to accommodate all your financial needs.

If you wish to make an appointment with a loan officer, or need a customer service representative to open/close accounts, or renew/open a CD, or access to a safe deposit box,

please call 748-2233 or e-mail info@usbhazen.com to set up an appointment.

As of March 18, 2020 Stanton and Krause’s Union State Bank locations remain open, however, this is subject to change.

Here’s how we can continue to serve you throughout the COVID-19 epidemic:

hours

LOBBY CLOSED

TRACKS IN THE SANDKEN BEAUCHAMP

Long before many people in need of toilet paper today were toilet trained or born yet, there was a popularity with toilet paper. Remember my Whipple who watched for people squeezing the Char-min, a popular brand, also made famous in a country song about a guy warning people about squeezing his girlfriend Charmin? Ah, yes, times were simpler and more earthy then. That happens when you’re only a genera-tion away from mostly out-door facilities, peach wrap-pers and catalog pages.

Well, we are worried about toilet paper with this virus panic. Shelves are wiped clean of toilet paper. A business friend of mine ordered 300 cases. He wor-ried about getting stuck if changes occur suddenly. I assured him we could sell it as “commemorative toilet paper”. He was so grateful he promised to deliver a case to my door, along with an in-structional, video, since I’ve kind of botched a couple of recent deals we made.

Here at the newspaper we have begun to get frugal. We may have to stop giving old newspapers away for free to people who use them for packing and making fires. I’m not sure what our “End of Times” prices will be. I am conducting an informal study as to how many aver-age wipes are in our usual weekly publication. Sub-scriptions remain available at this writing. And, I believe we use vegetable based ink

for the Green Crowd. I think the huge presses crush the viruses, too.

Did I mention that we also have the large economy size rolls” We call them “end rolls” and they are the remains of the large web print rolls that feed the news presses. Nearly two feet wide in some cases. Sorry, but they require special order from the printing plant.

I don’t know if it is true but there are reports of people stealing toilet paper from public restrooms. Well, I have heard of people doing that for years. The difference is now they may be wealthy but just aren’t desperate enough to start using paper money. I’,m waiting for the guy to brag, “i wiped with a hundred dollar bill. It was my whole paycheck!” Fol-lowed, of course, by subbing and tears with no one willing to offer a tissue paper.

Well, I’m not sure how se-rious this toilet paper crisis will get. Back in the Great Depression days people who thought they had money in the banks found out the banks were cleaned out. Some people had stocked up

on gold and then President Franklin Roosevelt made everyone turn in their gold while they made people kill their livestock to save feed for humans. Is former presidential candidate Bedo Orourke coming to get your semi autos and your toilet paper? If the country goes socialist will be have to all share in order to have equal amounts of toilet paper?

I bet some of you can remember when ideas I the ones I’ve just shared sounded and were nuts. We should be so lucky again! Even a senile old shopkeep worried about his toilet paper supply and a country singer who thought his sweetheart was next to toilet paper have become more serious than laughable.

Now let me give you some bad news. They said just today that the Corona Virus isn’t just respiratory, etc., it has also proven to make people “rumbly in the tumbly” as we used to say when I was a kid. Bartender, start setting up the Keopec-tate Stingers! The President will probably give us some tough love and advise us all that it is tighten up time.

I expect that the next phase here, if toilet paper continues o wind down, will be for President Trump to do what he does best. He’ll make a deal. And with whom you ask. Simple. He identified the market for that trade some time ago when he announced that a number of nations were, let’s say, Poop Hole Countries. Now they must be well stocked! They would maybe trade a box of Frosted Flakes for a case, half a case minimum, of paper.

My God, we have lived in a rich country. Our televi-sion commercials even have us believe that bears, yes they do go in the woods and indoors, too, are picky about their toilet paper. Porridge to beds to toilet paper. What a natural transition to civi-lized behavior.

I saw a movie where a vet told about how they had no toilet paper in the desert dur-ing the Iraq War. “Had to use your hand”, he said. Well, I don’t know, but if it comes to that, and we have a spring flood and have to sandbag, we could face a real crisis, mostly of decision making and prioritizing.

Or, it might depend on how high the water gets or if you don’t want to use the sink sprayer.

We probably can’t use the world here to describe the choices we may have. By the way, talked to an en-vironmentalist today who thinks trees are only good to look at?

Yes, the time for a love song on TP is now!

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WHITE PAPER TABLE COVER AND PLASTIC TABLE COVER: For weddings, anniversaries, and social events. Paper table covers, 40"x300' rolls and plastic table covers 40"x150'. Plastic table covers avail-able in many colors not in stock, but can be ordered. Available at Hazen Star, 748-2255 and Beulah Beacon, 873-4381. 49-tfn-nc

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ANNOUNCEMENTSTURTLE LAKE WEIGH STATION will be shipping cows and bulls out March 23. Have them there by 11 a.m. Call Darin, 701-315-0144. 49-tfn-pd

BUSINESS SERVICESI HAUL AWAY broken vehicles & scrap metals, for FREE! Cash for some. 833-2884. U call, I haul. 29-tfn-nc

FARM RELATED

THIS NEWSPAPER offers free job wanted ads to anyone seeking employment at a local or area business. Please list your job skills or the type of work you are seeking. A free ad of up to 25 words may be printed up to a month in this newspaper. Mail your ad to Beulah Beacon, 324 2nd Ave. NE, Beulah, ND 58523 or Hazen Star, Box 508, Hazen, ND 58545. Or email it to Beaconoffice@bhgnews.com or Hazensales@bhgnews.com. 19-tfn-nc

Qualified applicants must be professional, punctual, engaged persons with an excellent work ethic. Employment contingent on passing a

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MISCELLANEOUSWE DO JEWELRY REPAIR. Resizing, retipping, stone replacement and much, much more. Quality work at modest prices. Jensen Jewelry, Hazen, 748-2217 50d-tfnc

Zap Apartments - New winter rates! Electricity, water and trash included. Fur-nished or unfurnished. Free Wi-Fi. Off street parking. Laundry facilities on site. Please visit www.zapapts.com or call (701) 948-2292. 33-tfn-ch

SELF STORAGE UNITS FOR RENT IN HAZEN: 12x30 and 12x20 units available. 891-1447. 29d-tfnc

HELP WANTED

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WORK WANTED

COMMUNITY MEAL FREE TO THE PUBLIC, second Saturday of every month, serving from 11 am.-1 p.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church, 400 Sunny Dr., Beulah. 48d-tfn

HELP WANTED

REAL ESTATE FOR RENTHAY FOR SALE: 1st & 2nd cutting. Alfalfa also mixed hay and oat hay. Bales are net wrapped. Will load Ron Issak 701-891-9999.

FOR RENT: 4 bedr 2 bath home, rural Ha-zen, quiet location. Nice view, large open yard. No indoor pets. Call 701-220-4783.

LAND FOR SALE: 310 acres 6 miles south of Glen Ullin. 250 crop acres grass land and dam. Call 701-640-8104 or 701-226-1000.Cropland for Rent - 12 miles NE of Ha-zen. NW 1/4 of Section 5, Township 145, Range 85 consists of 157 acres. Lease agreement renewed annually. Total sum of agreed price to be paid by 4/12020. Send signed sealed bids, with phone contact, to 3725 Augusta Way, Bismarck, ND 58503 by postmark date of 3/23/2020. Right to refuse will be reserved. For questions: 701-390-9887

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALETHE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT IS FOR SALE: 1996 Crew Cab Chevrolet Silvera-do 4x4 1 ton 454 engine, 2004 Crew Cab Chevrolet Silverado - 1 ton Duramax Die-sel, 2008 Crew Cab Chevrolet Silverado - 1 ton Flatbed Duramax Diesel4x4, 2012 John Deere 326D Skidsteer (1250 hours/with bucket). Call 701-873-2334. for details.

FOR SALE Hayes forage barley seed, cleaned, germination 93%. $6 bushel. Or-vin Ravnaas, 448.2226.

FOR SALE 100, 2018 small square bales, stored insides, Give me an offer. Ray Mat-theism 748-2479.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

STORAGE UNITSFOR RENT:

In HazenUnit size, 12x30

10 ft. wide doors701-870-1433

or701-880-9114

HOME FOR SALE: Furnished 4 bdrm, 3 bath home in Turtle Lake double garage and heated shop new furance, air, water recent exterior paint and shingles $199 thousand for viewing call 701-448-9159 or 701-400-0703.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE: 1 1/2 story, 3 bed-room, 1 bath. Large kitchen, open floor plan dining room and living room. Sits on two lots all fenced in. Three-car garage with workshop area. Also metal tool shed. Alleyway driveway entrance. Close to schools. Call for a viewing: 701-880-0905 and leave message.

This is the month your subscription comes due. Please pay careful attention to notices that are sent to you in the mail. You don’t want to miss a week. If you have questions, please call your newspaper office. To pay online, go to bhgnews.com. And for a bonus: Add a free online or a give a free print to a friend.

MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES FOR SALEFOR SALE: 2012 Chevy Impala LT 4 dr silver 107,000 miles. Very good condition. Would be a perfect work car or high school car. $6,000 Call 873-5988 or 870-4801.

MISCELLANEOUS

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Caring for our patients and the people who provide for them is our passion and our purpose. We invite you to visit us online today to learn more about our mission, our organization and our current career opportunities.

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FULL TIME TITLE CLERK/OFFICE ASSISTANTJob responsibilities:

Minimum qualifications:

To Apply: Send a Cover Letter and Resume to PO Box 730 Beulah, ND or Email: gabrinkman@westriv.com or call 701-880-2625.

FOR SALE 10x20 Calf barn. Call 701-983-4682.

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HELP WANTED

OFFICE ASSISTANTLooking for part-time

job in an exciting environment? The Beacon is hiring a part-time

(max 10 hours a week) office assistant to help us with subscriptions, customers and office

tasks. Please fill out an application at The Beacon

324 2nd Ave NE8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Interested applicants should apply in person or submit resume to:

www.duppongsinc.comPO Box 640, Highway 49 East,

Glen Ullin, ND 58631Or call 701-348-3911

Or email: duppongsinc@hotmail.com

We are accepting applications for a Service Tech-nician. Farm equipment dealership or farm back-ground experience is required. Applicant will have basic knowledge of engines, drivetrain, electrical, hydraulic, and air conditioning. Applicant must have the ability to read and understand service manuals. Various equipment training will be provided by the

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Duppong’s Inc. is a 40 year old business specializing in hay and grain handling agricultural equipment.

HELP WANTED

SEED FOR SALE:Trucker Oats

ContactWeston Berg

Hazen870-0956

FARM RELATED

City of Hazen Summer Employment

Public Works/Sanitation & Forestry Positions

The City of Hazen is accepting job applications until, 5:00 P.M. on April 17, 2020 for Summer Employment Positions.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: generallabor, solid waste collection, mowing, grounds keeping

and assisting the city street crew and city forester. These positions are for the summer months, (May – Sept), Monday - Friday (8 hour/day).

Minimum requirements are: 18 years of age, H.S. Diploma or GED, valid driver’s license. Salary range $10-$14/Hr.

Complete job description and application available at: www.hazennd.org, or the

Hazen City Auditor, PO Box 717, Hazen ND 58545

(748-2550)City of Hazen is EOE.

Black Sands Golf Course is hiring clubhouse staff for the 2020 golf season.

Duties will include pro shop, bartending, food prep and light cleaning. Need to be 21 or older.

Day, night and weekend shifts.

For information or to apply, email resume to blacksands09@gmail.com or call 701.873.2929.

NOW HIRING CLUBHOUSE STAFF

MISCELLANEOUS

I WILL BE TAKING ORDERS:Chickens, plain, $8 and smoked, $10;

bacon, $6.00 per lb.To be delivered April 1

(Orders to be picked up between 3-6 p.m.)Orders need to be in by March 27

Call or text Angie Affolter,891-1609.

518 7th Ave NE, Hazen

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS/UTILITY

BNI Coal, Ltd., a BNI Energy company and subsidiary of ALLETE, Inc. with locations in Bismarck & Center, ND is now accepting applications for the following positions at the Center Mine, Center, ND: heavy equipment operators/utility.

Heavy Equipment Operators/UtilityResponsibilities: General labor as a heavy equipment operator/utility including: operate and maintain large mining equipment, pump water and maintain pumps, and assist mechanics. Must be proficient in operating large mining equipment and able to work outdoors in all weather conditions. Shift work.

Minimum Requirements: H.S. Diploma or GED; valid driver’s license, 3 years’ work experience. Two year college degree may be substituted for 2 years work experience. Experience in operating large construction/earth moving equipment is required. Experience with electrical, welding, dragline maintenance, or diesel mechanics are preferred but not required. Computer skills desired. Probationary wage is $35.42/hr; $42.87 after 6 months.

Excellent benefit package including retirement plan, company paid health, dental and vision insurance premiums, company paid life insurance, vacation and sick leave.

Applications are available at www.bnicoal.com/careers. Mail application to “Equipment Operator”, P.O. Box 897, Bismarck, ND

58502. Deadline to apply is March 27, 2020. BNI Coal will not sponsor VISA’s for this position. EEO/AA/F/M/Vet/Disabled.

Help WantedLooking for someone with experience in retail, sporting

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J & M HARDWARE

PART-TIME PUBLIC WORKS LABORERThe City of Beulah is accepting applications for a part time Public

Works Laborer to work on an as needed basis. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: operation and service of mobile equipment, stationary equipment and tools used by the Public

Works Department; maintenance of city property and infrastructure; operation and maintenance of equipment of other city departments

as directed; and safe and efficient performance of work.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

with an air brake endorsement must be obtained within six months of the date of hire.

Equal Opportunity Employer. Residence within the City of Beulah

to pre-employment drug testing and background checks.

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COVID-19 Signs & Symptoms

Symptoms can range from mild to severe. Senior citizens and those with underlying medical conditions like cardiovascular disease, lung disease, cancer or diabetes are at increased risk for severe symptoms, which can lead to viral pneumonia and even death.

Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)

Fever Cough Shortness of Breath

Protect Yourself & Others

1. Wash hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and always before eating; after using the bathroom; and after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.

2. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands.3. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then dispose of the tissue in the trash.4. Stay at home when sick until your symptoms are gone.

Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD)

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For the most updated and timely information and updates related to COVID-19, visit the ND Department of Health website at www.health.nd.gov/coronavirus and visit the CDC website at www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. Information Source: “Prevention, Treatment of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 17 Mar. 2020, www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/about/prevention-treatment.html.

Facemasks should be used if you are experiencing flu-like symptoms, such as coughing. This will help reduce spread of any virus you have.  

Update from Coal Country Community Health Center and Sakakawea Medical Center

Your local healthcare organizations have been closely following recent reports and information about the latest developments with “COVID-19,” otherwise known as the “coronavirus.” We are working closely together to be prepared and we have processes in place per CDC and ND Department of Health requirements. This update provides information on what you can do to help prevent contracting the virus, and what you can expect from your local healthcare professionals should COVID-19 directly affect you.

Sakakawea Medical Center complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.

If you think you may have been exposed to COVID-19, contact your healthcare provider at Coal Country Community Health Center (CCCHC) by phone. If you are calling after-hours, please contact Sakakawea Medical Center (SMC) at 701.748.2225.

For your information: We have set up a clinic for patients with respiratory illnesses to be seen at the CCCHC Hazen Clinic. Patients that need to see a provider for other healthcare concerns, will be scheduled at the CCCHC Beulah Clinic.

When scheduling an appointment at CCCHC Beulah/Hazen, all patients will be asked the following questions

and will be scheduled at the appropriate clinic site.

or do you currently have any of these respiratory symptoms: Fever, cough, sore throat or difficulty breathing?

Washington State, New York, or California?

probable case of COVID-19?

CCCHC Center & Killdeer Clinics are deferring patients with respiratory illnesses until further notice.

Front desk staff at SMC will also be screening patients coming into the hospital and will be asking patients to wear a mask and gloves if necessary. Visitor restrictions have been put in place at both SMC and Senior Suites.