We’re Working to Earn Your Loyalty and Friendship . . . Be Here For Us & We’ll Continue To Be Here For You! DC VISION It was January 2002 when optometrist Jon Kolstad (pictured right) took over the D.C. Vision Clinic located at 204 1st Avenue West in Scobey, purchasing the business from Dr. Michael Buckingham of Plentywood. Kolstad, a Wolf Point native, also owns The Eye Clinic in Glasgow (228-8641) and Roosevelt County Vision in Wolf Point (654-2001). He works Tuesdays in Wolf Point and Wednesdays in Scobey, where he is assisted by Anena Anderson (pictured left). “I love coming up here,” he said of his weekly trips to Daniels County. “The people are great and I appreciate them very much. It’s refreshing to come up to Scobey because it breaks up my week in Glasgow. This is a wonderful community.” The D.C. Vision Clinic is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1-5 p.m. Services include: one-year eyewear warranty; complete frame repair; full contact lens service including colored, bifocal and toric contacts; diagnosis and treatment of eye infections; foreign body removal; full glaucoma detection and treatment; temporary and permanent treatment of dry eyes; comprehensive diabetic eye evaluations; pre and post surgical cataract care; macular degeneration evaluation; refractive lasar consultations; minor lid surgical procedures. Dr. Kolstad, whose favorite food is prime rib and favorite holiday Fourth of July at Fort Peck Lake at the family’s cabin in Park Grove, received his Bachelor’s Degree and his Doctorate from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, located a few miles west of Portland. After completing his residencies in Portland and at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, he moved in 1995 to Glasgow and eventually established The Eye Clinic. He is married to Cindy (nee: Page), who also grew up in Wolf Point, and they have four children: Jake 27, Abbi 26, Josie 21 and Jack 19. His favorite hobbies include bowhunting elk, shooting gophers, camping on Fort Peck Lake and spending time with family. He also enjoys fishing and "loves sports," including baseball and high school basketball and football, keeping an “eye” on his favorite Class B and C teams. He also has earned a second degree black belt in Tae Kwan Do. To make an appointment at D.C. Vision Clinic call 487-5941 or stop by the office at 204 1st Avenue West in Scobey. 'Ensure your child's success this school year with a comprehensive eye health check-up —clear vision is key to effective learning and overall well-being.' If WE don’t help our community WHO will? These fine businesses offer their thanks and appreciation to all of our past and present customers and clients! How can we serve you better? Your Loyal Community Sponsors: Farris Farm & Auto Tande Grocery Thievin Auto Body Cromwell’s Convenience Hometown Hardware Bernie’s Body Shop, Inc. Independence Bank Farver Farms Dan-Sher Federal Credit Union Service Drug Waller Funeral Home Air Design Rose and Marie’s Wolfe-Daniels, Inc. Nemont Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center Scobey Golf Course & Clubhouse Silver Star Insurance, Inc. Double D Automotive R-TUR’S Saloon DC Chamber of Commerce & Ag Dan Mem Healthcare Foundation Northern Border Distributing Handran’s Home Center Dave & Sherry Billehus Burger Hut Lightfoot Veterinary Services Shortline Ag Inc. Trower Aviation Banjo’s Club 109 Bum Steer Bar Cahill Seeds Wheatland Lodge, LLC PRO Co-op KCGM D.C. Vision Clinic Tade Accounting Daniels County Leader If you as an individual or business would like to become a part of our Community Loyalty Page series - - - Please Contact the Leader if we missed you! We’re Working to Earn Your Loyalty and Friendship . . . Be Here For Us & We’ll Continue To Be Here For You! DC VISION It was January 2002 when optometrist Jon Kolstad (pictured right) took over the D.C. Vision Clinic located at 204 1st Avenue West in Scobey, purchasing the business from Dr. Michael Buckingham of Plentywood. Kolstad, a Wolf Point native, also owns The Eye Clinic in Glasgow (228-8641) and Roosevelt County Vision in Wolf Point (654-2001). He works Tuesdays in Wolf Point and Wednesdays in Scobey, where he is assisted by Anena Anderson (pictured left). “I love coming up here,” he said of his weekly trips to Daniels County. “The people are great and I appreciate them very much. It’s refreshing to come up to Scobey because it breaks up my week in Glasgow. This is a wonderful community.” The D.C. Vision Clinic is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1-5 p.m. Services include: one-year eyewear warranty; complete frame repair; full contact lens service including colored, bifocal and toric contacts; diagnosis and treatment of eye infections; foreign body removal; full glaucoma detection and treatment; temporary and permanent treatment of dry eyes; comprehensive diabetic eye evaluations; pre and post surgical cataract care; macular degeneration evaluation; refractive lasar consultations; minor lid surgical procedures. Dr. Kolstad, whose favorite food is prime rib and favorite holiday Fourth of July at Fort Peck Lake at the family’s cabin in Park Grove, received his Bachelor’s Degree and his Doctorate from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, located a few miles west of Portland. After completing his residencies in Portland and at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, he moved in 1995 to Glasgow and eventually established The Eye Clinic. He is married to Cindy (nee: Page), who also grew up in Wolf Point, and they have four children: Jake 27, Abbi 26, Josie 21 and Jack 19. His favorite hobbies include bowhunting elk, shooting gophers, camping on Fort Peck Lake and spending time with family. He also enjoys fishing and "loves sports," including baseball and high school basketball and football, keeping an “eye” on his favorite Class B and C teams. He also has earned a second degree black belt in Tae Kwan Do. To make an appointment at D.C. Vision Clinic call 487-5941 or stop by the office at 204 1st Avenue West in Scobey. 'Ensure your child's success this school year with a comprehensive eye health check-up —clear vision is key to effective learning and overall well-being.' If WE don’t help our community WHO will? These fine businesses offer their thanks and appreciation to all of our past and present customers and clients! How can we serve you better? Your Loyal Community Sponsors: Farris Farm & Auto Tande Grocery Thievin Auto Body Cromwell’s Convenience Hometown Hardware Bernie’s Body Shop, Inc. Independence Bank Farver Farms Dan-Sher Federal Credit Union Service Drug Waller Funeral Home Air Design Rose and Marie’s Wolfe-Daniels, Inc. Nemont Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center Scobey Golf Course & Clubhouse Silver Star Insurance, Inc. Double D Automotive R-TUR’S Saloon DC Chamber of Commerce & Ag Dan Mem Healthcare Foundation Northern Border Distributing Handran’s Home Center Dave & Sherry Billehus Burger Hut Lightfoot Veterinary Services Shortline Ag Inc. Trower Aviation Banjo’s Club 109 Bum Steer Bar Cahill Seeds Wheatland Lodge, LLC PRO Co-op KCGM D.C. Vision Clinic Tade Accounting Daniels County Leader If you as an individual or business would like to become a part of our Community Loyalty Page series - - - Please Contact the Leader if we missed you!
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