Killdeer City Commission meets new businesses, revisits pending requests

KILLDEER, N.D. — The Killdeer City Commission convened on Monday, Nov. 2, for a regular meeting. The commissioners welcomed two new businesses, continued discussion regarding requests from businesses made during the regular meeting on Oct. 19 and chose a new candidate for an open police officer position. Early into the meeting, Community Development Director Teresa Presser introduced two new local businesses to the commission. The first was Rhinestones-N-Rawhide owned by Lisa Guenther, the Clerk of Court/Recorder for Dunn County and member of the Ezra Barrows Post 46 American Legion. She explained that she purchased a mobile boutique based in Montana and moved it to Killdeer as a brick-and-mortar store. The business sells women s and children s clothing, which includes boots, hats, jewelry and more. It held a soft opening on Oct. 31. It was very well received, so I m very thankful, Guenther said. People were excited to have some place to shop in town. The second busi