Oilmen, Cowboys and Cowgirls Come Together Near Fairfield For Branding, “Texican” Dinner

Posted on May 22, 2012 by

Laurence Vincent, Diane Hausmann, Mark Orchowski and Gene Atkins hard at work during Sunday’s branding. Sun Times photos by Darryl L. Flowers
It was Montana meets Texas as the Lonesome Dove Resources crew came to Fairfield to lend a hand with the branding at the farm of Mark and Paula Orchowski on Sunday.

Other friends and neighbors showed up at the spread just south of Fairfield to lend a hand, and after a few busy hours the day’s work was done and everyone sat down to enjoy a real “Texican” feast, complete with ground pork enchiladas, home made refried beans, taco fixins and guacamole.

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After my first job at a newspaper -- delivering papers for the Jackson (TN) Sun, ink was in my veins. Since the 1970's I've worked in every area of the Printing and Publishing industry, with most of that time spent in the pressroom. In 2008 I moved to Montana and purchased the Sun Times of Fairfield (fairfieldsuntimes.com). In 2011 I realized that most media outlets were either ignoring, or attacking, the growing oil and gas industry in Montana, so I started the Montana Oil Report as the source of information on this important industry.
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One Response to Oilmen, Cowboys and Cowgirls Come Together Near Fairfield For Branding, “Texican” Dinner

  1. neenergyobserver says:
    May 23, 2012 at 1:30 am

    Reblogged this on nebraskaenergyobserver and commented:
    Think living near an oilfield is always bad? Looks like fun, the way we define it out here.

    Reply

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