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i The rain on Wednesday night before yours truly came to the area
was very welcome. A few isolated many years ago!
hailstones tell, too, but seeing the Gary and Michelle Hardy,
damage done to south Dickinson Whitney, Emily and Jacob, left
made us realize how lucky we Sunday for a short vacation in
were. Our hearts go out to all those Yellowstone National Park. They
who are affected, report having a great time and came
On June 29, the daughters and .home on Thursday.
daughter-imlaw of the late Ernie :Tim and Madonna Oech and
and Delores Maus, drove to Aurora, family are buildifig a new farm-
Colo., where they surprised their stead,,:whichis located just north of
aunt Tillie h'ons with a visit. The the Mellon Hildebrant's farm.
Ross group included Karen Metcalf. Joyce'(Clarin) Ray of Regina is
-- Tammy Nistler, Brenda Morman, visiting hermother, EleanorClarin,
Alma Gamroth, Alane Barthel and and other relatives in the area. She
Lee Karen (Dale) Maus. It wasn't a plans to be in the area for a week.
long visit, but Tillie was so thrilled Eleanor is a resident of the Wibaux
Loren Ross and Sherri Anderson and pleased to see them. Tillie is County Nursing Home.
announce the upcoming weddingof making her home with her daugh- A , thought for the day:
their daughter, Tiffany Ross, to ter, Vernette and Tyler Underwood. Telev[sio'n remote'Controls encour-
Jason Lee, son of Robert and Myra The group returned to their respec- age couch potatoes to exercise
Lee. tive homes on July I. their options while broadening
The Rising Repair and Service their base.
Tiffany is a 2004 graduate of
Beach High School, and she is a Station in Gotva is under new man- Be sure and call 872-3633 with
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graduate of Eastern Wyoming agement so the community will ne s. If I m not home, leave a rues-
College with an associate of continue to have gas, tires, oil sage and number, and I'll return
applied science in veterinary tech- changes and minor repairs. The your call. There are times when I
notogy. Tiffany is employed at the Golva Co-op Elevator purchased am" ie-mpted to retire as the corre-
Beach Veterinary Clinic• the station, and it has been in oper- spondent for the Golva News, soif Performing 'The Tempest'
Jason is a 2003 graduate of ation since July 1. It is staffed by you have a yen to do this,please let Performers from Montana Shakespeare in the Parks perform 'The Tempest' on Friday, July
Beach High School and a graduate Paul East0n. 0f Beach. There has somebody know ... the News office 10, in Beach. More than 75 people attended. (Photo by Ellen Feuerhelm)
of Williston State College with an been a station, in Golva ever since or myself!
associate of applied science in ' '
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diesel technology. Jason is ]
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Incoq0orated. Bowman.
Tiffany and Jason will marry Greetings from the Manor. We share in the celebration, treated us to goodies at coffee time. This week's featured residents are Howard and Judy of Beach; Marilyn
July 17. 2009. in Sentinel Butte at apologize for not having the Manor Congratulations Bill! On Word & Communion was held on Gladys and Ed Berger, who just of Bismarck: and Gary in Alton,
the pavilion, with a dance to follow News.ready for last week's newspa- Wednesday, July 1 we loaded up the Sunday morning with games and recently moved to'the Manor. Minn. Gladys painted houses for
at 9 p.m. at the Sentinel Butte tlatl, per but are sure our readers can relate bus and went to the Radio Stars cards. Ed was born in 1930 in many years and was a CNA - in fact
to our staff and their 4th of July vaca- music program that was held at the Becky Weinreis was here on Richardton. and grew up on a farm she worked as a CNA at the Manor
tions, etc. Bijou Show Hall. which everyone Monday to lead Bible Study. Genny near Manning, where he attended for 6 years. She also painted the
,=^'r"v benefits We will share some of the high- sure seemed to enjoy. Marciniak visited her sister Marion school and graduated from high inside and outside of the Manor in
lights of the previous week with you, Mass was held on Thursday Wosepka and also Florence Miske. school. Ed went to college at 1966-67, when it was first built!
On Thursday the 25th of July, the morning followed by exercises led Abby and Sassy, our "furry friends" Dickinson State College and taught Ed met Gladys Ridenhower and
available for Badlands Ministries Vacation Bible by Loretta Wyckoff. Several of the were up foravisit. Violet Schmeling in a country school near Dickinson they married in 1983 in Wibaux.
School thatwas hetd in Beach came residents took the bus downtown for hosted her family in the Activity for a few years, then he worked in They lived in Dickinson until he
home up and treated us to wonderful clinic" appointments and shopping. In Room in the evening. Dickinson at the Post Office. Ed has retired from the Post Office in 1992
music. There were over 50 kids. and the afternoon we had a 4th of July Tuesday morning began with three daughters - Lynette - Sheyenne. and moved to Beach. Ed has been a
, ],J ,l 1;,,toimlrtvrm t:xr'l'['O we served rootbeer floats to residents ,Pen..,Emajean Chaffee visited her exercises in the morning followed by Wyo.; Shelly - Idaho: and Rynell - handyman in Beach and has always
and the perfornaers after their pro- siste(:,deline Johnson and Juanita Adoration. St. Paul's Lutheran Mobridge, S.D given to those less fortunate. Gladys
ST. PAUL. Minn. -= The gram. On Tuesday the 30th a special Bair/Bev Maxted visited Don and ' Church Ladies held Bingo in the Gladys was born in 1919 in has helped Ed with providing clothes
American Reco",)ery and recogmtion program was held for Ethel. t'engle. Dona Lowman visit- afternoon. Evening Devotions were Sentinel Butte and attended and and necessities to those in need. She
Reinvestment of 2009 contained a Fiddlin' Bill Johnson to acknowl- ,e¢a:na Lovman, Lorraine Tescher also given by St. Paul's Lutheran graduated from country school. She also enjoys crocheting, knitting and
number of either new or expanded edge his recent accomplishment of : fi£.Mafion Wosepka. Bill and Church. worked on the family farm helping quilting. Gladys has been a member
tax benefits on energy-efficient being inducted into the Fiddl,;rs Hall ! oAnn Lowman were also visitors of Marlene and the Manor Makers her dad build houses, barns, bridges, of the Beach Evangelical Church
home improvements, of Fame. Mary Lee Schmitz. who . Anna's. Adam Maus was also a finished tying their hand-painted and did painting jobs. When she was since 1942. and church has been a
The IRS encourages individuals accompanied Bill as his nurse, and Mahdi; visitor that day. quilt that will be used for the Manor 17. she met Bob Ridenhower and very important part of their lives. Ed
to explore whether they are eligible Vera Kruger. who drove him with the On Friday afternoon, we had cof- Foundation Raffle that will be in they married in 1939 in Wibaux. and Gladys moved to the Manor m
for any of the new energy tax provi- Community Bus to the International fee and Pastor Paul and Ru(hann conjunction with the Centennial They worked for a rancher by early June. When asked how they
sions. More information on the Music Camp came to share a video "Zielsdorf held Devotions in the Celebration the end of the lnonth. Bullion Butte. moved to Wyoming like living at the Manor. Gladys says
wide range of energy items is avail- of their trip with: Bill as well as pic- ,evening. Gerard and Sara Goroski from /br 1 year, then moved back. and that people have been really nice to
able :On the special Reco;ery see- • tures,Veraan&Marv Lee_al played I- Saturday ¢rtfiiig,stafted v4th Phoenix. Ariz,, stopped by to see Bob worked, for ,'J,e-.Diet, on a ' them and: sh,enjoys'seeing all the
tion of 1RS.gov. r a larger listi'ng their fiddles and were accompand Iexercises. Rgcti'al'13anser's dauh- '"Florence Miske. We were happy to farm/ranch south of Seriliel"'Btte. people here that she knows.
of ARRA's energy-related tax bene- by Gwen Ix)renz. At the end. Bill ter Wealthy from California is here have Jennifer Kuntz play the piano Gladys has siK children - Jimmy who Have a great week and be sure to
fits. see showed off the plaque that he to spend time with her mother and for us - what a treat! died in 2004. Jean of Yankton. S.D.: stop up and visit us!
"http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/. received and treated us to some of
which can be found at www.irs.gov, his sweet music. Several of Bill's
family members were present to r" The Wibaux Civic Club thanks the following sponsors for their donations to the 2nd
........ Annual Kevin Quade/Tim Dschaak Memorial Bump N Run.
" ' , - " ............ : Thanks also to each volunteer who helped in any way to make the event a success:
' ..... 3rdChampionsRid
• - I 5 ...... Gold Silver Bronze General
II S ddle BroncMatch il AlN]flstlrances.:-OorlHardy MiskeFeeds-DadnMiske Golva Custom Meats Wibaux Coop Oil Company
/ a Lohman Games West Plains Inc. R.W. Heineman Wibaux Abstract Company
, and -RighScho0i- Te a Praide Lumber Company Kunda Welding & Repair - Sidney Houck Energy Resources AIM Insurance
. 1st State Bank of Beach/Golva/Medora Hutchingson Heating & Cooling Wibaux Auto Glass
m ,I Dakota Farm Equipment Beach Coop Grai Milne Implement Corner Market
D&M Water Golva Bar Cross Petroleum Palace Cafe & Royal Gifts
Roping Competitio Baker Metal & Recycling Golva Coop Elevator J & S Feeds Dwayne's Maintenance Service
n Jandt Services Farmers Union - Beach Sax Motors - Dickinson & Bowman, Wibaux General Store
Big Sky Well Service Western States Insurance - Richard Begger Travis Bakken Family
August 2 • 1:00 p,m M.D.T. WhotesaleAg. Products West Miske Ranch Angus Rainbow Club Knight Well Service
• NAPA Boespflug Trailers Amslers Convenience Store Beaver Creek Brewery
" " DOT Services Tire Rama W K Concessions
•, .Home On The Range Arena Tri State Services Stockman Bank rastee Hut
Triple T Meats
Exit #7, 1-94, West of Sentinel Butte Farnrs Elevotor Dakota Community Bank
Shamrock Club Interstate Industrial -Marty Shaide
For tickets and. information, call 701-872-3745 or HKT Big Sky Motors
www.gohotr,org . ,
Experience the itd west and enjoy '
Me.dora Musical and Charripions Ride: ;
• For"combo tidkets, call I=t00-MEDORAI" -
BEACH Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Belfield Baptist Church Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m.
St. John the Baptist Catholic Sunday confessions 7:45-8:15 Rev. Robert Hlibichuk St. Mary's Catholic Church
Church St. John's Ukrainian Catholic Sunday Worship: 9 a.m Saturdays 6:30 p.m.
Rev. David Richter Church Sunday Bible Study: 10 a.m. May 3 - end of Oct.
Mass: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Rev. Taras Miles Belfield Church of God SENTINEL BUTTE
and 10:30 a.m., Sunday Divine Liturgy: 8 a.m. on first, third 781 Milissa Ave. Trini- Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, and fifth Sundays, Pastors Harold & Marg e Sundgren Pastor Paul Peterson
LCMS l0 a.m. on second and fourth Thursday, 7 p.m. Sunday Worship - 8 a.m
Rev. Scott Hojnacki Sundays FAIRFIELD TROTTERS
Sunday Worship - 10:15 a.m. St. Peter's Lutheran - LCMS St. Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic Trotters Church
Sunday School - 11:15 a.m. Rev. Scott Hojnacki Church 1 st and 3rd Sunday of each month
First Lutheran Church - ELCA Worship Service: Sunday 8 a.m. Rev. Taras Miles WIBAUX
Pastor Paul Peterson Belfield Lutheran - ELCA Sunday Divine Liturgy: 8 a.m. on United Methodist Church
Sunday School - 8:10 a.m. Rev. Roger Dieterle second and. fourth Rev. T. C. Chatman
Sunday Worship - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School tall ages/: 9 a.m. Sundays, and 10 a.m: on first, third Sunday Worship: 9 a.ln.
Beach Evangelical Church Sunday Worship: 10 a.m. and fifth Sundays Calvary Temple, Assembly of God
Pastor David McGuillion Daglum Lutheran Church - GOLVA Pastor Andy Lain
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. ELCA St. Mary's Catholic Church Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.
Worship Sunday - 10:45 a.m. Rev. Roger Dieterle Rev. David Richter Sunday School 9:30 am.
Prayer Service - 6:30 p.m. (Located 25 miles southeast of Mass: 8 a.m.. Sunday Trinity. Lutheran Church -
United Community Church Belfield) 31EDORA ELCA
:° Pastor Warren Maxted Sunday Worship - l 1:45 a.m. on Medora Lutheran - ELCA Pastor Paul Peterson
• 7 Sunday Worship - 9 a.m. first and third Sunday Rev. Roger Dieterle Sunday School 10 a.m.
. BELFIELD of each month Sunday Worship - 8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship - I l:15 a.m.
St, Bernard's Catholic Church First Presbyterian Church Sunday School: 3:30 p.m., Christian Fundamental Church
.... Rev. Shannon G. Lucht Pastor Kathleen Chestnut Wednesday Pastor Jeremy Stradley
Saturday Mass: 4:00 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. Union Congregational Church Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Saturday confessions, 3:15-3:45 June. July and August only Sunday Worship - 11 a.m.
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