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Contents
4 CAR SHOW
6 COMMUNITY EVENTS
8 NCK FREE FAIR
10 150 YEARS
14 HISTORIC BELLEVILLE
16 LOCAL SITES
18 REPUBLIC COUNTY RECREATION
20 TREASURE HUNT
22 CHRISTMAS AT ROCKY POND
24 CUBA ROCK-A-THON
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Cover Photo By Tiffany Hansen

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Show

Cruise-In At The Crossroads

A Father’s Day Tradition
Celebrate Father’s Day weekend at the 37th Mid-America Cruise-in
at the Crossroads in Belleville June 14-15.
The 37th annual event kicks off Friday evening with a classic car
cruise around the Republic County Courthouse Square. Food and free
entertainment are on tap.
But it’s Saturday’s show in Belleville City Park, located at 9th and M
ST, that gives classic car devotees the chance to admire memorable
vehicles from decades gone by. Each year the show attracts cars, trucks
and motorcycles from a multi-state area who compete for recognition
in antique, rod, custom, classic, Rat Rod, old school, antique race cars, as
well as other special-interest modes of transportation.
A highlight is the traditional Parade of Wheels downtown at 11 a.m.
Saturday.
More information can be found on Facebook at Belleville, KS
Cruise-in at the Crossroads.

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By Jennifer McDaniel
Communi
For The Belleville Telescope

If you happen to know anything about Courtland, then

you know the last weekend in July is always booked.
Because on this weekend, the community comes togeth-
er for a whole lot of fun.
This year marks the 55th-annual Courtland Fun Day,
which is scheduled for Saturday, July 27. But because it’s a
little difficult cramming so much fun into just one day, the
festivities get started early with a barbecue cook-off, perfor-
mances and a street dance Friday night.
A 5K is planned Saturday morning, beginning at 7 a.m.
Other races planned include a one-mile fun run/walk. Other
activities planned include a parade, kids’ games as well as
three-on-three basketball and sand volleyball tournaments.
There’s also food vendors and a beer garden. Saturday
night’s Main Street Dance features headliner Rob Baird, who
takes the stage at 10:30. Also on stage at 10:30 in the beer
garden is cover band, Aces & Eights.
“Having a cover band, Aces & Eights and Rob Baird, a
Memphis singer/songwriter on Main Street Saturday night is
a new thing we are trying,” said organizer Luke Mahin. In the
past, we used a karaoke DJ in the beer garden at night, so While the community
the amount of celebration not only of-
live music over fers residents a chance for
the weekend fellowship and fun, it also
will be bigger attracts massive crowds to
his year. We’re the small town.
looking at 10- “The biggest draw for
12 live bands people is that it offers a
between Fri- variety of events, games,
day night, food and fun for all age
Saturday af- groups,” Mahin said. “For a
ternoon in the town of 275, it’s fairly im-
beer garden, pressive to see crowds of
Saturday night 2,000-3,000 people over
on Main Street and the beer garden.” the weekend. (It’s) one
Organizers also plan to bring back the greased-pig contest of the biggest, freest and
- a popular event that attracted several hundred onlookers. most fun small-town festivals in Kansas.”
“That was a huge hit since it had not been done since 1990s
or 2000s,” Mahin said. “Probably 300 people, including kids,
were there watching(contestants) try to catch the pig, and put
it in a gunny sack for prizes.”
Mahin said organizers developed this year’s theme as a play
on the local lore about residents waterskiing along the local
canals. But they threw in another element just to make it even
more fun.
“The theme is new and it plays up the ‘rumor’ of people
skiing on the canals around Courtland for fun,” he said. “It has
happened, but doubtful it has been done behind a cow.”

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ity Events
55th Courtland Fun Day
FRIDAY JULY 26TH
5:30 - 7 p.m. - BBQ Masters Cook-Off
7:30 p.m. - Arts Camp / PVHS performance
BBQ / Duck Race winners announced
9:30 - 12:30 p.m. - Street Dance - The Soul Preachers

SATURDAY JULY 27TH

7 a.m. - Fun Run 5k, 1 mi run/walk
8 a.m. - 3 on 3 Basketball
Coed Sand Volleyball Tournament
10:30 a.m. - Kids Parade / Adult Parade
Noon - 8 p.m. - Local live music in the beer garden
Scandia Riverfest
1 - 3 p.m. - Belly Slide / Kids Games in the park / Pool Open
5:30 p.m. - Pit Chicken BBQ Saturday July 13, 2019
10:30 p.m. - Midnight. - Street Dance Rob Baird Follow Scandia
10:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. - Beer Garden - Aces & Eights Community Club on
Facebook for updates
Food vendors, games, and other events TBA. and a complete
Follow Courtland Fun Day on Facebook for updates schedule.

Cuba Harvest Fest

Belleville’s 150th Celebration

Saturday July 20, 2019 August 16-18, 2019

Events include a Tractor Drive from Cuba to area sights on
Friday afternoon, July 19 (other transportation available For more updates and a schedule of events please follow
for those who don’t have tractors); Bohemian Horse Races the Belleville Community Pride Facebook Page
on Main Street on Friday night; games, music, water fea-
tures, horseshoe tournament throughout the day Saturday;
parade and music Saturday night. Republic County 2019 7
Celebrating 100 Years
NCK F
NCK Free Fair Week-Long Showcase Of Best In Entertainment, Agriculture, Food And Fun

A week-long extravaganza of carnival rides, kids, music, group

food and nationally-acclaimed auto racing (see related article) that
will celebrate its 100th anniversary in Belleville this year. primarily
Always a big draw to cap off summer in Republic County, performs
the North Central Kansas Free Fair July 30 through August 3 music
will include special displays to mark its century season. The from the
annual event showcases the best of the best of Republic 50s and
County agricultural products and livestock, and a chance for 60s, and
local residents of all ages and visitors from around the coun- has ex-
try to mingle, visit, be entertained and feast on an endless panded
variety of fair favorites. its rep-
Free evening entertainment this year will include: ertoire
*Tuesday, July 30: Red Head Express: This popular quartet over the
of red-headed sisters is making an encore performance in years to
Belleville, bringing their blend of acoustic folk-rock music to include
the Entertainment Center stage. Country,
*Wednesday, July 31: Country musician Phil Vandel per- Gospel
forms nearly 200 shows a year everywhere from Hollywood and
to DC and Canada to Mexico. Phil has been a band member more
for several multi-award winning groups and has appeared modern
in Country Weekly Magazine, on CMT, GAC, and on Country pop
Radio Stations worldwide. He’s shared the stage with Brad songs.
Paisley, Tim McGraw, Little Big Town and more. They
*Thursday, August 1: Streetside will bring acapella doo- perform around the region, including Country Stampede,
Smoky Hill River Festival and on the Plaza at Kansas City.
*Friday, August 2: Comic ventriloquist Kevin Horner, a
three-time “People’s Choice Award Winner” for the art of ven-
triloquism and illusions. His humor will engage the audience
in a show for all ages.
In addition a Virtual Reality Roller Coaster will be on the
grounds August 1 through August 3.

Some version of a fair or harvest festival has been held in

Belleville for nearly 150 years. In 1919 Republic County ap-
pointed representatives from around the county to establish
a county tax-supported “free fair” with no pay gate. The fair is
managed by a volunteer board. When a system of 4-H Clubs
was organized, the fair became the place where the county’s
youth competed for honors in those educational programs.
The Belleville Chamber of Commerce appointed a Fair
Amusements Committee to run a race card and other events
in the historic WPA-era grandstand. A must-see historic fea-
ture on the fairgrounds is the octagonal Floral Hall, a 90-year-
old structure that houses open class exhibits.
For updated information on fair activities visit the NCK
Free Fair page on Facebook.
wop sounds to the fair Thursday night. Streetside is a vocal
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 Fair
Free Fair

Full Throttle
Full Throttle
Rebel Sprints To Bring Three Nights Of Speed To High Banks In 2019
Rebel Sprints To Bring Three Nights Of Speed To High Banks In 2019
It will be pedal to the metal racing on the famed Belleville High Banks when cars line up for the second 305 Sprint Nation-
als. Drivers
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to the country will compete
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on the famed August 2, andBanks
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whenAugust 3, forupa chance
cars line to share305
for the second in the $60,000
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purse, the largest offered in its class anywhere in the nation.
als. Drivers from across the country will compete Friday, August 2, and Saturday, August 3, for a chance to share in the $60,000
In addition, the 305s will come to Belleville on Fourth of July for a holiday show.
purse, the largest offered in its class anywhere in the nation.
The 305s are promoted by the United Rebel Sprint Series headed by Rick Salem of Oberlin, Kans. Salem says the goal of
In addition, the 305s will come to Belleville on Fourth of July for a holiday show.
the series is to provide an affordable open wheel racing class for fans and drivers alike. Rules keep the competition equal for
The 305s are promoted by the United Rebel Sprint Series headed by Rick Salem of Oberlin, Kans. Salem says the goal of
drivers and the field full on regional tracks. The 2018 inaugural event in Belleville attracted 52 cars.
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series is to provide an affordable open wheel racing class for fans and drivers alike. Rules keep the competition equal for
August show in Belleville will be paired with a July 28 date on the Beloit, Kans., track and a July 31 event at the Thay-
drivers and the fieldinfull
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Deshler, Nebr., tracks.
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The south half of the grandstand is a historic limestone construction built in the 1930s by the WPA.
For more information on the track and to buy tickets for the 2019 season go to www.bellevillehighbanks.orgRepublic County 2019 9

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 150 Y
Sesquicentennial
150 years ago, on September 29, 1869, 15 early Republic County
settlers came together and formed the Belleville Townsite Company.
From its humble beginnings from a dream on paper to a single
log cabin, Belleville grew building by building. The city has always
borne the name of the wife of one of the founders, Arabelle Tutton.
The community will mark its official sesquicentennial with a
three-day weekend of food and music August 16-18. A series of
events are planned through the summer leading up to the main
event.
Headlining the 150th Celebration is rising Nashville star Lucas
Hoge, who will perform in concert on Friday night, August 16.
It’s a homecoming of sorts of Hoge, who grew up in nearby Hub-
bell, Nebr., and his brother Heath’s band, Bourbon Street, will share
the stage. Lucas Hoge first appeared at the Grand Ole Opry in 2011,
opening for the legendary George Jones, and he’s shared the stage
with Rascal Flatts, Rodney Atkins, Craig Morgan, Hank Williams Jr.
and others. He made his own debut appearance at the Opry in 2017
and has been invited back to perform several times a year. Hoge
is also part of the Armed Forces Entertainment: Wrangler National
Patriot Tour and wrote “Medal of Honor,” which was chosen as the
Wrangler National Patriot official theme song. His album, Dirty
South, debuted at Number 1 of the Top Country Album Sales chart.
The Saturday night lineup includes Mike Martin and Barrelhouse,
Lendon James and the Highway 34 Band, and the DJ Bridwell band.
Organized by Belleville Com-
munity PRIDE, the 150th celebra-
tion will include food vendors, a
parade, fun run, and community
church service on Sunday.

Events leading up to the

150th celebration include:

*Wednesday in June: Focus

on History for Belleville Summer
Recreation participants

See updated schedules on

Facebook at the Belleville Com-
munity Pride page.

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Years

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TAG’s Grill and Bar
TAG’s Grill and Bar in downtown Scandia is open seven
days a week and offers a variety of noon and evening specials.
Restaura
The family owned and operated restaurant’s noon specials
include roast beef every Tuesday, chicken fried steak every
Dairy Queen
Thursday and fried chicken every Sunday.
Dairy Queen, Belleville, has been in business over 20
years. Dining in, or driving thru, breakfast, lunch and din-
Pinky’s Restaurant ner menus are available. DQ is open ‘til at least 10:00pm
every night. On US 36 between M and N Street.
Pinky’s restaurant, located in Courtland, offers daily lunch
specials complete with a vegetable, potato, dinner roll and
dessert.
Pinky’s is open 6:30 a.m. to midnight, Monday through
Saturday. The restaurant offers everything from sandwiches
to steaks and also sells beer and wine coolers.
Subway
Subway in the Love’s Travel Stop on US 81, was built with
the Travel Stop about a year ago. The restaurant is open
24 hours a day and can make party trays along with cater-
Los Primos ing. Subway has a Sub of the Day along with other specials
throughout the year. Located on US 81 about a mile north of
Los Primos’s menu is full of colorful and delicious US 36 Highway. In addition to Subway, the Love’s Travel Stop
dishes for the entire family. Los Primos is open seven days also has drinks and snacks for travelers.
a week, with a special weekday lunch menu, and house
specials available anytime. 2006 US Hwy 81, Belleville,
785-527-8162
2006 US
Highway 81
Belleville, KS
Bel Villa 785-527-8162
Bel Villa restaurant on Belleville’s west edge offers family Mon-Thur: 11am-9pm
dining and famous steaks. The restaurant is located on U.S.
Highway 36 and is open Monday through Saturday, 6 a.m. to 9 Fri: 11am–10 pm
p.m., and Sundays from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sat: 11am-9:30pm
Authentic Mexican Cuisine in Sun: 11am-2:30pm
the Heartland of America

Food Mart Thriftway

Since 1953 Food Mart Thriftway has filled grocery
needs of residents and guests in Republic County. Its full
service deli can cater your party or other special event ; West Highway 36
daily hot meal specials, smoked meats, and other prepared Belleville, Kansas
foods are available.
785-527-8111

Steaks - BBQ - Chicken Fries - Breakfast

Variety of Sandwiches - Full Menu
Buses Welcome with Advance Notice - Truckers Welcome

12 Republic County 2019 OPEN Monday - Saturday 6 am-9:00 pm, Sunday 7 am-8 pm
ant Guide
Huff’s Farm House
Daily Noon Specials Monday-Saturday,
Huff’s Farm House is located on the square in down- - Deli - Catering 319 N. Cloud St., 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Sunday,
town Belleville. Huff’s is open 6 days a week , with a lunch - Party Room Scandia, KS 66966 7:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m.
special every weekday. 1301 18th Street, Belleville, 785- 785-335-2020
527-8335
Enjoy your dining and socializing experience at T.A.G.’s!
Thank you for your business!

Cuba Cash Store

The historic Cuba Cash Store building was one of the
first buildings on Main Street, and owner Cheri Cardi con-
tinues the tradition of friendly service. Stop in and select a
full line of specialty meats and cheeses from the meat case,
or have Cheri make you a sandwich to go! Open Tues - Sun

Cuba Cash Store

(785) 729-3632
Open Monday - Saturday • 8AM - 6PM

Large Selection of Deli Meats & Cheeses

Bakery
Video
Belleville, Kansas
FOOD MART Floral/Balloons
Champs Chicken

THRIFTWAY Ice/Beer
Smoked Meats
Monday - Friday • 6:30AM - 10:00PM

Fresh Cut Beef Saturday & Sunday • 7AM - 10:00PM

Fresh Produce Summer Hours - Open until 10:30PM
2311 M Street Hunt Bros. Pizza
(785) 527-2464 Sub Sandwiches
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 Historic
Tours Take Visitors to
Take a step back in time during the 150th Anniversary of the
founding of Belleville for a walking or driving tour of these historic
sites:

Republic County Courthouse

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Art Deco monolithic style
courthouse forms the centerpiece for Belleville’s Historic downtown square. The
courthouse is also celebrating a milestone year in 2019: the building opened in
December 1939 and replaced the second of three courthouses on the same site.
The courthouse is a marriage of two different designs: the golden era of Greek
civilization, and the contemporary architecture and modern functionality of the
1930s. During regular hours Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., visitors
can see the grand staircase, polished black granite, terrazzo flooring and metal grille
work from the interior. The granite panels on the exterior four sides of the building
are engraved with the names of Republic County townships.
During special holidays throughout the year more than 200 American flags are
raised to honor the community’s veterans as part of the Republic County Patriot
Project.

Downtown Belleville
Downtown Belleville offers a wealth of information for architectural and history buffs alike. A walking tour was made possi-
ble through the efforts of the Belleville Main Street Program Design Committee and a Heritage Tourism Grant from the Kansas
Humanities Council “Kansans Tell Their Stories.
Pick up a brochure at any of the four kiosks on the corners of the Republic County Courthouse square or participating busi-
nesses. The self-guided tour explains the historic building exteriors around the square and residents’ memories of an earlier
era. Building included with the tour are marked with black granite plaques.

High Banks Hall of Fame National Midget Auto Racing Museum

For 110 years drivers have tested their skill and nerve on the
auto racing track in Belleville, and the High Banks Hall of Fame
National Midget Auto Racing Museum celebrates the drivers,
cars, owners and fans that received their “baptism by tire” in
Belleville.
Not just a showcase of local history, however, the museum
is a storehouse of cars, equipment, artifacts and documenta-
tion on racing in America, especially the sport of Midget Auto
Racing, but also sprints, modifieds, late models, Indy cars, and
more. Cars and other artifacts on loan rotate through the mu-
seum regularly.

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 Belleville
o Early Century Belleville
Blair Theater
A downtown icon from the 1920s
has been restored as a centerpiece for
movies and live entertainment on the
south side of the downtown square.
The Blair Theater brings state-of-the-art
digital and 3D movies to the big screen,
all packaged in original 1920s Art Deco
architecture.
Every evening except Monday mov-
iegoers can catch one of the newest re-
leases in the industry, enjoy hot buttered
popcorn, and for a minimal extra charge
watch the movie from the balcony.
Check for the latest Blair events on
Facebook at Blair Theater Center for the
Arts page.

Boyer Gallery of Animated Carvings

Take an “imagination vacation” at one of the most unique art galleries in the na-
tion. The Boyer Museum of Animated Carvings, 1205 M ST, is housed inside anoth- er
Belleville landmark, the former Harber Ice Cream Plant.
Creator Paul Boyer’s intricate wood carvings depict little figures busy at work distilling
moonshine or shoeing horses or putting roofs on outhouses--and the workers all suspi-
ciously resemble Boyer and his six brothers.
But it’s what makes his scenes “go” that has fascinated generations of views. A complicated set of clockworks, electric meter
gears, chains filched from his wife’s jewelry box, gears and ball bearings--all that require perfect time--make Boyer’s creations
one-of-a-kind.
The artworks are displayed in lighted cases so visitors can get in on the action to make the motion machines move.

Boyer Museum of Animated Carvings is open May through September. Call 785-527-2082 or 785-527-2640

Republic County Historical Museum

US 36 Highway, 612 28th ST, Belleville
The Republic County Historical Society Museum works to honor and preserve the history
of Republic County and its communities. One of the newest “old” displays of history in the
museum is the exterior clock from the original First National Bank building in downtown
Belleville that was saved before the building was razed in 2017. Inside the museum visi-
tors will also find displays that showcase Belleville’s railroad heritage, and business offices
set up like they would have been in days gone by.
The museum lets visitors stroll through an early day agricultural community, complete
with log cabin, school, church, blacksmith shop, smokehouse, railroad caboose and tools.
The main building includes a library for genealogy research as well as numerous county photographs.

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Scandia Museum
Downtown Scandia
Open from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday from
Memorial Weekend to Labor Day
Local
and barber shops of days gone by, or wince at the array of
early-day medical and dental tools in the
Weekend Anytime by appoint- fully-stocked office displays. The muse-
ment by calling. um was established with the collection of
An extensive collection of Pete T. Strom, son of one of the first home-
horse-drawn carriages and farm stead families in the area, and expanded
primitives, business offices set later with the Wolfort-Sandell collection of
up just like Scandia residents carriages and farming tools. Also featured
remember them, and 10,000 are carvings from local artist, Allen D. Lar-
artifacts that document the son, including a Borax 20 mule train, wagon
beginnings of Scandia from 1868 trail attack & Dodge City main street. The
to the present are on display for Scandia Museum also recently computer-
visitors at the Scandia Museum, ized its genealogy and alumni information
located in downtown Scandia. Reminisce by an old-time soda for easier access.
fountain, giggle about the gossip shared in beauty shops

Pawnee Indian Village State Historical Site

Eight miles north of US 36 on K-266 near Republic

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, March 13 - October 12

(Closed on state holidays).
Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors $3 for students.
Call ahead at 785-361-2255 or visit the website: kshs.org/places/pawnee_indian to
verify hours.
Step back in time to the day when the buffalo roamed the prairie, and the Paw-
nee nation populated the Plains. The Pawnee Indian
Museum State Historic Site, located eight miles north of US 36 on K-266 near
Republic, tells the story of an 1820s Pawnee village. The museum’s centerpiece is an
excavated floor of a large 1820s Pawnee earth lodge. Displays feature the artifacts found at the site, and tell the daily life of the
Pawnee Indians. An interpretative trail winds through depressions outside the museum, and visitors can survey the landscape
of the Republican River Valley from the bluff on which the museum sits.
Exhibits change every three months, so visit often to see what’s new.
Go to http://www.kshs.org/pawnee_indian to view upcoming events and exhibits.

Cuba Historic Sites

Featured in National Geographic and on CBS Sunday Morning, the community of Cuba offers visitors a dose of small town
hospitality year around.
Visitors can see a blacksmith shop, a limestone building restored and a host of old-time blacksmith skills demonstrations
several times a year. Named on the Register of Historic Places, the site is the only building in Kansas that served continually as a
blacksmith shop during its entire history, dating back to the 1800s.
Stroll over to the Cuba Community Hall, center of many activities in the community. The hall is handicapped accessible.
Inside its historic facade is a modern facility that can accommodate large groups for informal and formal activities. The upper
floor doubles as the Skate-a-Rama, a roller skating rink open on Saturday afternoons during the winter, and available for rent
anytime for parties.
In 2014 several groups combined to restore a historic scenic backdrop on the stage, a reminder of an era when Czech Sokol
gymnastics groups used the hall, and dramatic performances were staged for entertainment.
The Silverthorne School, a restored one-room school, is located on Main Street and is stocked with memorabilia of
education from an earlier era. Make sure to check out the former office of the late Dr. C.W. McClaskey, a small town doctor who
served Cuba residents for more than 50 years.
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l Sites
Brzon Wildlife Area
Brzon Wildlife Area is located north of Belleville, KS from the
intersection of US Hwy 36 and 81, eight miles North and 4 miles West
on Fir Road.
In 1989 Michael Brzon deeded a 320-acre Republic County farm
to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism through the
WILDTRUST program for the purpose of providing a wildlife area to Jamestown Wildlife Area
be used by all people whom enjoy the Kansas outdoors. The area
was a working farm with both cropland and pastureland. The Brzon Jamestown Willdlife is located North of Jamestown
Wildlife Area is managed under special conditions to allow quality Jamestown Wildlife Area is a collection of historical
outdoor experiences. wetlands and associated uplands that have been
Upland and big game hunting is by special permit only during the under state management since 1932. Of the 4,729
season. Special Hunt applications are available through the Lovewell acres of public hunting now available on the area, over
Area office. The Brzon Wildlife Area is located in an area of the state 1,900 acres are wetlands. This area is located along a
that normally supports a good population of both bobwhite quail major migration route for the Central Flyway. The first
and ringneck pheasant and excellent dove shooting can be found in waterfowl and shorebirds migrate through the area in
early September. late August. An 800-acre refuge is located at the north
end of Gamekeeper Marsh. The refuge is closed to all
activity from Oct. 1 through Mar. 1 except for the special
hunts conducted during hunting seasons. The refuge
gives migratory birds a resting place and increases
hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities on the area.
There are varieties of other wildlife habitats on the area.
Upland birds and small game species use weeds, crop
fields, grasses and shrubs, while big game prefers the
timbered areas. The area offers excellent opportunities to
view and photograph wildlife. Marsh Creek, Gamekeeper
Dam, and Muskrat Landing are shallow boat landings for
hunter access to waterfowl areas.

Source: Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.

Lovewell For more detailed information on these sites go to:
http://kdwpt.state.ks.us/news/KDWPT-Info/Locations/
Located just northwest of Republic County in Jewell County. Daily Wildlife-Areas/Region-1
Hunt Permits Required of all hunters on Lovewell Wildlife Area.
The 4,625 acre Lovewell Wildlife Area was made available to the
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission under terms of a Open Thursday Open Fri - Wed
lease agreement with the Department of Interior in 1959 after 7AM–7PM 7AM–9PM
the completion of Lovewell Reservoir, a 3,000 acre flood control
and irrigation reservoir in 1957. The total area leased from the
Bureau of Reclamation under wildlife management is 5,215
acres. Lovewell Wildlife Area has 2,215 acres of public hunting
area available around the reservoir. Lovewell Dam impounds
approximately 3,000 surface acres of water. Lovewell is an
irrigation reservoir with seasonally changing water levels. Expect 2400 Webber Rd,
lower water levels in the late summer through winter months but Webber, KS 66970 (785) 753-4351
the reservoir is refilled annually. Species managed for include
deer, turkey, waterfowl and upland game like pheasant, quail,
rabbit and squirrel. Republic County 2019 17
 Republic
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side of the City Park, along 9th Street.
Built after the pool season ended in 2015,
the new pool offers a variety of amenities.
A larger slide, a 3 meter diving board and
a play area for toddlers are a few of the
new items for the community to enjoy
this season. Life guards are Red Cross
trained, and offer swimming lessons
shortly after opening for the season.

Splash Pad
Located at 1321 9th Street in Belleville

A new splash ground has also been added in conjunction with the
pool, that will be free and open during the summer season.

Belleville Country Club

Located at 2208 Country Club Drive in Belleville

The Belleville Country Club is a tree lined nine hole golf

course with separate back nine tees. Perfect for all levels of
golfers.

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Rocky Pond Recreation Area and Disc Golf Course

East 12th ST, Belleville

Once a necessary water stop for the Rock Island Railroad, in the ensuing decades Rocky Pond has turned into a popular
camping and recreation area in Belleville. The site, maintained by the City of Belleville, offers fishing, disc golf, camping and
picnicking opportunities year around. A playground, several shelters and cookout areas, camper hookups and private cabins
available for rent make the area a popular summer retreat.
From the day after Thanksgiving to New Year’s Eve, the pond reflects the holiday season with the Rocky Pond Christmas
Lights, a drive-thru display set to music.

Buffalo Park Golf Course

Located on Hwy 36 in Scandia, KS

The Buffalo Park Golf Club manages and maintains the Buffalo Park Golf Course in
Scandia, KS. The course is a 6 hole sand green coarse with 18 different tee boxes making
for a different approach on each round. A short course with a lot of challenges.

Courtland City Pool

Located on Main Street in Courtland
The Courtland City Pool is owned and operated by
the City of Courtland. The pool is open daily during
the summer.

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By Jennifer McDaniel
For the Belleville Telescope
Treasu
Scandia resident Paul Kallman knew there were doubts when word for a 400-mile garage sale
along U.S. Highway 36 started to spread.
Even his closest friends told him there way no way he could pull it off - it simply wouldn’t work.
Originally sparked in 2005 among Kallman and fellow Scandia residents Jane Ann Carlgren and
Jim Erickson, the garage sale would not only be a way to stir up interest in Republic County, but other
communities along U.S. Highway 36 from the Colorado border to the Missouri state line.
But what the garage sale eventually grew into was way more than anyone ever expected.
Only eight towns participated that first year, but by 2014, 32 communities were onboard.
Today, the U.S. Highway 36 Treasure Hunt attracts thousands of people to northern Kansas each
year during the third weekend of September. For three days, antique lovers, pickers and treasure
hunters descend on the region, seeking out rare finds.
“People are looking for treasures,” Christiane “Criquet” Cole, Highway 36 Treasure Hunt marketing
coordinator, said. “There’s (been) a trend toward what we call ‘barn finds,’ like old antique furniture,
tools and barnwood. And while that’s still the trend, here we are 14 years later, and now the hunt is on
for mid-century modern, fishing gear, coins and military items.”
The annual event doesn’t just attract the locals, but treasure hunters from across the United States
and even Europe. Cole, who owns an antique store in Phillipsburg, a town along the Highway 36
route, said she’s met individuals from Germany, France, Belgium and Japan.
“What makes us unique is that we’re one highway, in one state that includes 37 towns,” Cole said.
This year’s event is scheduled for Sept. 20-21, with individual sales along the 13-county route. To
better help treasure hunters, the U.S. Highway 36 Association’s website is packed with information
about the sale, including county-specific tips on where to stay, where to stop and where to eat along
the way.
Each year, beginning on Sept. 1, community sale maps and descriptive listings are uploaded to

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 Christmas At

Ever Expanding Display Of Christmas Lights Is New Attraction in Belleville

A drive-through display of Christmas lights designed and
erected by volunteers each season attracts visitors from a multi-
state area to Rocky Pond Recreation Area, East 12th ST, Belleville.
The display is open each evening from the day after Thanksgiving
to New Year’s Eve, staffed by volunteers. The Rocky Pond Christmas
Lights tie into the Christmas on the Square celebration held the
Friday after Thanksgiving in Belleville.
Visitors can view everything from a lighted buffalo, a nod to the
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300 Baird Street
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k-A-Thon
Rock On
Week-long Cuba Rock-A-Thon In March Marathon Of Food And Entertainment
Shake off the winter blues in Cuba the
third week of March each year, where the
Cuba Rock-a-Thon has warmed hearts and
threatened waistlines for more than 40 years.
For seven straight days, 24 hours a day,
Cuba residents and friends of the community
will man a pair of rocking chairs, determined
to set a new record for continuous rocking.
Woven around the rocking are noon and
evening meals, educational programming
and evening entertainment.
For more than four decades the commu-
nity has used proceeds from the event to
help fund community improvements.
All events are held at the Cuba Commu-
nity Hall, a piece of history in its own right.
Built as a Czech Sokol (gymnastics) Hall, the
upstairs auditorium can be used for a roller
skating rink, and the stage is backed by an
original, restored painting of Prague Square.
Some of the thousands of photos of the
community
taken by
National
Geographic
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Richardson
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40 years are
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Melton Motor Co.

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Places site, the Silverthorne School, a one-room school
museum, and peek inside Doc McClaskey’s doctor’s
office.
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Depot Market: Selling Vegetables Since 1979
Rock Island Railroad Station to Fruit And Vegetables Market
By Margaret Kuhn

Dan Kuhn [laughing] as he told

me this proverb was one of the
most notable found inside wisdom
biscuits sold at Depot Market.
“Wisdom biscuits: Itty-bitty biscuit
company of Courtland, KS. the lit-
tle town that could.” This bit of wis-
dom has rung true as the famous
train Depot/vegetable market in
will celebrate its 40th year. The
Depot Market is a fresh fruit and
vegetable market started by Daniel
Kuhn in Courtland, Kansas in 1979, do you think was your greatest struggle?
open seasonally. The Depot Market is a family-oriented farm. It was all a big struggle. Trying to balance family and farm.
This year Kuhn is trying a new crop, asparagus, as a field crop. As a father to seven children and an entrepreneur was it
This market’s produce is harvested with only human wearing on you?
hands. Kuhn runs his market with a Christian approach, taking It was very wearing. Both farming and raising a large fam-
a non-conventional means in hiring H2A workers, family, and ily are very demanding occupations. But on the farm you can
local students. This approach to hiring helps the local market spend more time with your kids. A colleague, Robert Nutsch,
but also these Hispanic workers with families of their own to who helped with the structural renovation of the Depot com-
support and feed with their summer income. mented, jokingly,
The Depot Market is a great place to tour in the summer “That’s a pretty fancy apple shack!”
to pick fresh raspberries and slurp old-fashioned peach That fancy apple shack has been selling the best water-
slushies. This local farm store also has a multitude of differ- melon and peach slushies for 30 years.
ent pick-your-own sites where customers are encouraged to
make a family/friend event of picking berries, pumpkins and
apples. The retail store also sells a multitude of local products
including, cheeses, jellies & jams, pickles, baked goods, and
homemade ice creams. These ice creams are homemade at Depot Market
the Depot by Kathy Kuhn co-owner. She has a multitude of
different flavors that will deliver a satisfying and delicious chill
on your tongue during the hot summer months. & Cider Mill
What would you say inspired your decision to start fruit
farming?
It was an adventure. It seemed like a romantic idea at the Hours:
time. My parents had an apple tree and my dad had me prune
it one summer before I left for Ireland. When I visited a very Monday - Saturday 9AM–5:30PM
rural place in Ireland, somewhat similar to Courtland, primari-
ly farmers and fishers. I had that apple tree still in my imagina- Sunday 1PM–5PM
tion. When I came back I was working for a mechanic and he
told me about an orchard for sale. So, I decided to buy it with
the money I’d saved working on the Alaska pipeline.
What do you believe was the greatest breakthrough the 1101 30 Road
Depot has had? Moving the Depot from Courtland to the
highway was a huge breakthrough. As far as sales go the Courtland, KS 66939
pumpkin business has paid the bills. Kids needed shoes.
In the early stages when you first opened the Depot what Phone: : (785) 374-4255
www.depotmarket.net
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