8/11/2012 (1565)

                    Happy birthday Denice Casavant:   Rolette, ND
 
 
 
Happy 94th Birthday to Georgette Bedard Steinmier Nader (DHS ’37):
From Iris Bedard Senechal Knoke Wolvert:  Willow City, ND
 
Hi Gary..Called my Aunt Georgette Bedard..Steinmier..Nader..She is in a nursing home at Rennassaince in the Fox Run Complex at Novi, Michigan. She is still pretty sharp mentally and we had a nice Conversation.  She suffered a stroke about three years ago. It is her 94th Birthday today..I believe she is the last of John Bedards children still with us..Antoinette passed away some time  ago..John Bedard was able to go to Antoinette,s Memorial service the last part of June..in Devils Lake..Attended Emery Carbonneau,s funeral in Bottineau yesterday..The family had a very nice service with the Grand daughters singing, and the songs were well known to all..so the Congregation could join in!!. Enjoy reading the Dunseith news..keep up the good work!!                                                      …Sincerely Iris Bedard Senechal Knoke Wolvert..
 
 
Posted by Neola Kofod Garbe:  Bottineau & Minot, ND
 
Duane Peterson

DUANE LEROY PETERSON

Duane L. Peterson, age 88 of Dunseith, died on Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at his home. Funeral services will be held on Monday at 10:00 A.M. in the St. Michael’s Catholic Church of Dunseith. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery also of Dunseith. Visitation will be held on Sunday beginning at 1:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. with a prayer service at 6:45 P.M. in the Nero Funeral Home in Bottineau.

Duane LeRoy Peterson, a son of Max and Mary (Awalt) Peterson, was born on May 14, 1924 on the family farm in Rolette County. He was reared in the Turtle Mountains and attended school at the Wetherelt School. After his education he worked at the Peter Carlson home where he made his home until 1945. On December 11, 1945 he entered the US Navy and was honorably discharged on May 13, 1946. Duane returned to the Dunseith area. He spent from 1950 to 1960 as a rock mason at the International Peace Garden. On October 20, 1953 he was married to Lorraine Due at Willow City. Since their marriage Duane and Lorraine live north of Dunseith where they raise cattle, hay and small grains.

He was a member of the St. Michael’s Catholic Church. Duane enjoyed working with his hands finishing Diamond Willow for friends and family.

He is survived by his wife Lorraine at home; a son Mike Peterson of Dunseith; daughters, Connie Lagerquist and Karen Lagerquist both of Dunseith and Kim Brown of Colorado Springs, CO; 10 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren; sisters, Vida Hiatt and Doris Bristol both of Bottineau, Shirley Lagerquist of Rugby and Mary Artzer of Renton WA.

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Condolences to the Duane Peterson family
From Minnie Mary McKay Merrill (’48):   Renton, WA

I surely do want to extend my sympathy to the Duane Peterson family.  I have memories of Mrs. Peterson telling about her family at Hillside Rural School.  Duane was one of her older boys and was capable of doing much more than we could—like take care of the barn chores or going to town to do errands for the family.  His mom was a great teacher who read Tom Sawyer to  us with such expression!!  Mental pictures still come to my mind whenever that story is mentioned.

 

 

 

 Lorenzo Anderson’s (’63) wife
Posted by Neola Kofod Garbe: Bottineau & Minot, ND
 
Marilyn N. Anderson
(August 12, 1946 – August 9, 2012)

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Our condolences are extended to Lorenzo and his family with the passing of Marilyn. I do not have an email address for Lorenzo. The address and phone number I have on file for Lorenzo is.
 
Lorenzo Anderson
10250 County Road 49
Bottineau, ND 58318
(701) 228-3912
 
Gary
 
 
Mel Kuhn’s Birthday
Reply from Larry Hackman (’66):  Bismarck, ND
 
Gary
You can sure tell on that picture that Dick posted yesterday
that Mel is real happy turning into a 60 something.
Is it because he is not all alone again?  Is it because he don’t have buy new dishes, rather then wash the old ones?
It is well known down here in Bismarck that more new dishes are hauled and sold to some old
fellow in the hills then anywhere else in ND.  
Just think most of them old bachelors back in the day use to just wipe their plates clean with a slice of bread when they were done eating.
They would then eat the bread, turn their plate and cup over so the flies couldn’t get at them. 
Next meal they turned them back over and ate off them again and just kept repeating the process every meal. 
Who needed a dish washer?  Mel, I know I got you thinking now?

Happy Birthday Mel and to all the other people out there trying to stay as young as we can.

Larry

DHS Class of 72 reunion – Friday/Saturday, August 10/11, 2012 
 
My Guess – Gary
Back: Don Malaterre, Art Hagen, ??, Dave Abrahamson, ??, ??
Front: Ruby Beston Desjarlais, Loraine Neameyer Haas, Myra Henning Halvorson?, Ann Marie Boppre Perry, Linda Johnson Juntunen