Souris, ND - Blog

Please conserve water today due to the installation of new sewer pumps.  Thanks!
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CITY OF SOURIS NOTICE

The Souris City Council will meet as Tax Equalization board on Tuesday, April 12th, 2011 at 7:00pm at the Souris Fire Hall. All property tax questions may be brought before the board at that time. Regular monthly meeting of the Council will follow the Tax Equalization meeting.

Holly Gimbel

Auditor

as printed in the Bottineau Courant

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Visit our Sports page for the latest of North Dakota High School State Tournaments.  www.sourisnd.com/sports

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Do you have history to share with SourisND.com?  We would like to put on the website!  At this time we are especially looking for great snowstorms that have happened in Souris.  If you have any history, e-mail it to tellsourisnd@hotmail.com!
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Do you want to write a gossip column?  If so please write our gossip column for SourisND.com!  Please e-mail tellsourisnd@hotmail.com with you name and other details.  The gossip column will more than likely be a weekly column posted on SourisND.com.  Thanks!

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

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There is a major winter storm expected Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.  Make sure to check out the current conditions before you travel.

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Are you someone who is interested in writing a weekly gossip column for SourisND.com?  If so please e-mail tellsourisnd@hotmail.com with your name and how you would like to communicate the gossip column to get the column put on SourisND.com.  Thank you!
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A third moose has been found dead in Bottineau County.  This one was left in the Turtle Moutains.  Two other moose were found near Maxbass and another one in the Turtle Moutains.  If you have any information on this moose poaching activity contact North Dakota Game & Fish Game Warden Josh Frey at (701) 228-2299 or contact the Report All Poachers (RAP) hotline at (800) 472-2121.  Callers remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a monetary reward of $100 to $1,000 for convictions based on t...
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