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Frances
SENTINEL BUTTE - Frances
Marie Dietz, 86, of Sentinel Butte,
passed away on Saturday, March
23, 2013, in Devil's Lake.
Visitation was held from 9 a.m.
until 3 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26,
at the Silvernale-Silha Funeral
Home in Beach and one hour prior
to the service. A vigil service was
held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March
26, at St. John the Baptist Catholic
Church in Beach. A Mass of Chris-
tian Burial was celebrated at 10:30
a.m. on Wednesday, March 27, at
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
in Beach with the Rev. Daniel Berg
celebrating. Rite of Committal fol-
lowed at St. Michael's Cemetery in
Sentinel Butte. Silvernale-Silha Fu-
neral Home of Beach was entrusted
with the arrangements.
Frances was born on Feb. 7,
1927, in Flasher, a daughter of C.P.
and Martha Marie (Bruning)
Breiner. Frances received her edu-
cation at Lonesome School District
in Flasher until the 10th grade and
finished high school at St. Mary's
High School in Bismarck, graduat-
ing with the class of 1944. After
high school, she attended St.
Alexuis Hospital School of Nursing
in Bismarck from 1944 until 1947
and received a diploma.
Frances met and later married
Leslie A. Jorgenson on June 21,
1947, in Flasher, and to this union
four children were born: Leslie,
John, Frances and Donald. Frances
and Leslie made their home in Bis-
marck until Leslie passed away in
1957. Frances worked at St. Alex-
ius Hospital as the first lead nurse
in ICU until 1969 when she moved
to Sentinel Butte and married Her-
man F. Dietz on Oct. 11, 1969.
Herman brought to this union his
children: Conrad, Gordon, Paul,
Sister Mariah, Joy, Daniel, Mary
and Jill, who they raised together.
Frances worked at the Golden Val-
ley Hospital in Beach from 1970
until it closed in 1985. She then be-
came employed at Home On The
Dietz
Range until her retirement in 2004.
Frances was preceded in death
by her parents, C.P. and Martha
Breiner; her husbands, Leslie A.
Jorgenson and Herman F. Dietz;
one brother, Paul Breiner; two
brothers:in-law, Axel Nelson and
Don Tepp.
Frances is survived by her chil-
dren and step-children, Leslie (Pa-
tricia) Jorgenson of Minneapolis,
Minn.; John (Sandy) Jorgenson of
Coppell, Texas; Frances (Sammy)
Tatum of Prescott Valley, Ariz.;
Donald (Merideth) Jorgenson of
Devils Lake; Conrad (Clara) Dietz
of Golden Valley, Ariz.; Gordon
(Patricia) Dietz of Fresno, Calif.;
Paul (Diana) Dietz of Underwood,
Minn.; Daniel (Pat) Dietz of Fargo;
Sister Mariah Dietz of the Annun-
ciation Monastery of Bismarck; Joy
(Richard) Huebner of Madera,
Calif.; Mary (Michael) Maus of
Dickinson; and Jill (Jim) Kerzman
of Mott; two sisters, Ruth Nelson of
Oakes; and Lucille Tepp of Fond
Du Lac, Wis.; two brothers, PauJ
(Sandy) Breiner of Flasher; and
James (Mae) Breiner of Flasher and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at:
www.silvernale-silhafuneral-
home .com.
Additional load restrictions in effect April 1
Effective Monday, April 1, load der to Jct. U.S. 85 will be reduced to
restrictions Were implemented on* a 7 ton restriction
most highways for a region of the • N.D. 1804 from Jct. N.D. 23
state south of and including U.S. 2 north approximately 20 miles will
and west of and including N.D. 1. In be reduced to a 7 ton restriction
addition, the load restriction will be All other previously imple-
changed on the following highways: mented restrictions will remain in
• N.D. 68 from the Montana bor- effect.
House of Manna has record setting year
DICKINSON - Last year was an
unbelievable year for the number of
people served by the House of
Manna, managers of the storehouse
say.
Committed to the mission "to
provide people in need with donated
items to help them improve their
quality of life" the House of Manna
served 16,681 families during 2012.
This is an increase of 18.5 percent
over 201 l's record setting year, serv-
ing 14,070 families. Translated to
individuals served, in 2012 the
House of Manna served 42,898 indi-
viduals - an increase of 25.5 percent
over 2011 when 34,167 individuals
were served.
This demand for services is an-
other demonstration of the robust
economy in the region. Serving the
community since 1989, the House of
Manna saw an increase in demand
from new members arriving to the
community looking for work with
virtually the clothes on their backs as
well as an increased demand from
the community's "new poor" - those
community members struggling to
provide for their families with rising
rents and cost of living in the area.
The House of Manna is staffed by
volunteers from the community who
offer their time and talents to ensure
that those seeking services are as-
sisted. An open invitauon is ex-
tended to volunteers of all ages and
abilities.
Stevenson Funeral Home
866-483-7900 or 701-483-7900
www'stevens°nfunera[h°me'c°m
Correction
In John Irby's last column it was
incorrect that the North Dakota
Farmers Union "reportedly pledged
support" of SB 2211 "and then
flopped, returning at subcommittee
meetings with numerous amend-
ments calling for exemptions, spe-
cific detail in some cases (and less in
others) and modification of stringent
penalties." The North Dakota Farm-
ers Union has "stood strong with our
fellow coalition members and the Ag
Coalition," according to Kristi
Schlosser Carlson, general counsel
and director of government relations
for the Farmers Union.
Jennae Michels-Mitchell
RYEGATE, Mont. -- Jennae
Michels-Mitchell passed away
peacefully Thursday evening, March
21,2013, with her loving family and
friends by her side after a long,
courageous battle with cancer.
Jennae was a loving and caring
person to all who knew her.
Throughout Jennae's life, she
touched many hearts. Her family and
friends were always the most impor-
tant to her.
Jennae was born in Glendive,
Mont., to Ken and Lois Michels on
Feb. 1,1964. She grew up and grad-
uated with the class of 1982 in
Beach. She married Ira Glenn
Mitchell on April 5, 1988, and to-
gether they had two sons, Ira Daniel
and Austin Glenn. Jennae was an
elected county treasurer of Golden
Valley County in Ryegate until the
time of her illness.
Jennae is preceded in death by her
grandparents, Ben and Ida Michels
and Melvin and Margaret Nelson; in-
laws Bud and Ethel Mitchell; and
sister in-law Karen O'Keeffe.
Jennae is survived by her parents,
Ken Michels of Ryegate and Lois
(Joe) Simon of Foley, Minn.; her lov-
ing husband, Glenn, and her sons
Daniel and Austin Mitchell, all of
Ryegate; five sisters, Jody (Rob)
Gratz of Austin, Texas; Julie Remil-
long of Salt Lake City, Utah; Jackie
(Harold) Hollar of Hastings, Minn.;
Jane and Tim Riese of St. Cloud,
iilii ....
Minn.; and Janet and Bill Williams
of Ryegate; 10 nieces and nephews,
Matt Gratz, Rachel and Ryan Remil-
long, Jason, Jennifer and Jordyn Hol-
lar, Holly and Levi Riese, Celena and
Cody Williams; one great-nephew,
Gavin Grats McGill; special friends
Lexi Ross, Fallon McCleary, Deb
and Tom Roberts, Angelina Young,
Greg and Cindy Caywood and Alex
Fisher; and many more special fam-
ily, friends and cousins.
The family would like to give a
special thank you to friends, Dr.
Whittenberger and Rocky Mountain
Hospice.
The services for the celebration of
Jennae's life were held on Saturday,
March 30, at 1 p.m. at the Fire Hall
in Ryegate.
Rancher award
d
grant for pastu
The grant is for a project titled
"Utilizing Cover Crops to Increase
Productivity, Health & Vigor On
Tame Grass Pasture."
Feiring's SARE project will uti-
lize cover crops to prove that a
smooth brome grass dominated
pasture can be rejuvenated without
conventional tillage fanning prac-
tices.
This grant was awarded as part
of NCR-SARE's Farmer Rancher
Grant Program, which is a compet-
itive grants program for farmers
and ranchers who want to explorei
sustainable solutions to problems
through on-farm research, demon-
stration, and education projects.
NCR-SARE administers each of its
grant programs, each with specific
priorities, audiences and timelines.
The focus for each of the NCR-
SARE grant programs is on re-
search and education.
Funding considerations are
made based on how well the appli-
cant articulates the nature of the re-
search and education components'
of their sustainable agriculture
grant proposals.
NCR-SARE's Administrative
Council members decide which
projects will receive SARE funds.
A collection of farm and non-farm
citizens, the council includes a di-
verse mix of agricultural stake-
Locally Owned and Family Operated
Serving Southwestern North Dakota and Southeastern Montana
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Classes begin in May. Flexible, convenient options.
Student-focused instruction. Transfer friendly.
project
holders in the region. Council
members hail from regional farms
and ranches, the Cooperative Ex-
tension Service, universities, and
nonprofit organizations. In addi-
tion, regional representatives of the
U.S. Geological Survey, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture, the En-
vironmental Protection Agency, the
Natural Resources Conservation
Service, and NCR agribusinesses,
state agencies, and foundations sit
at the .table to distribute grant
money.
For more information see:
www.northcentralsare.org.
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Delbert "Butch"
SPEARFISH, S.D. Delbert
"Butch" Nelson, 68, of Spearfish,
S.D., passed away on March 25,
2013, at the Ft. Meade Veterans Ad-
ministration Medical Center in Stur-
gis, S.D.
He was born Dec. 2, 1944, in
Beach, to Marvel and Adeline
(Kline) Nelson. He attended Beach
High School and was later employed
by Beacon Oil Company. Butch
later enlisted in the U.S. Army where
served from 1964 to 1966, and was a
tank driver stationed in Germany for
19 months.
On Sept. 3, 1966, he married
Kathleen Szudera, his high school
sweetheart. They continued to reside
in Beach for the next 24 years, where
they owned and operated Nelson
Trucking. They moved to Spearfish
in 1989, where Butch was employed
by Fisher Industries, Great West Tire,
and most recently as a driver for
White's Queen City Motors. Butch
enjoyed car races, TV, reading, and
having coffee with his friends. He
was also a member of the American
Legion Post No. 5.
Butch is survived by his wife,
Kathleen of Spearfish, sons, Blake
(Laurie) Nelson and Brent (Ann
Marie Asbery) Nelson, and grand-
daughter Isabella Nelson all of Cen-
tennial, Colo.; his mother, Adeline
Semple of Bismarck; brother, Dan
Nelson of Williston; sister, Darlene
Erickson of Bismarck; nephew, Den-
nis Nelson of Williston; and niece,
Deb Lewis of Dickinson. He was
preceded in death by his father, Mar-
vel and his brother, Dennis Nelson.
He will be missed by all of his
family and friends.
Memorial services were held at
10 a.m., Friday, March 29, at Fidler-
Isburg Funeral Chapel in Spearfish,
followed by burial at Black Hills Na-
tional Cemetery near Sturgis with
military honors by the Spearfish
Honor Guard.
Arrangements are under the care
of Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapels and
Crematory Service of Spearfish. On-
line condolences may be written at
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