Emery and Carol Carbonneau’s wedding Photo
Reply from Susan Fassett Martin (’65): Spearfish, SD
I can name most of the folks on this picture. I have numbered them to make it easier. 1.Elaine Watkins 2. Margaret(mickey)Haagenson 3. Curtis Gunderson 4. George Carbonneau Jr 5. Rita Carbonneau(Anderson) 6. Cecile Carbonneau (Marchand) 7. Murl Watkins (Hill) 8. Willie (can’t remember his last name but he lived with the Bibeaus) 9. ? 10. ? 11. Charles Watkins 12. Adolph Robert 13. Chick(Charlie) Watkins 14. Jeannine Watkins 15. Harriet Watkins 16. ? 17. Carol Watkins 18. Emery Carbonneau Jr 19. Helen Watkins 20. Ellen Amundson 21. Emery Carbonneau Sr 22. Camille Carbonneau 23. Ernest Amundson 24. Edgar Gunderson 25. Joe Rousseau
I may be off on some but I think this is pretty accurate. The picture was not written on, but I knew or know all of these people as I was related to them. There are a few more that are hidden behind others that I know were probably there. I am sure a good time was had by all. If you contact Ann O Connell she could get any details from her mom. I am the family unofficial “historian” and I have lots of Dunseith history too if anyone is interested.
Thanks Gary , Hugs and Prayers, Susan
1.Elaine Watkins, 2.Margaret(mickey)Haagenson, 3.Curtis Gunderson, 4.George Carbonneau Jr, 5.Rita Carbonneau(Anderson), 6.Cecile Carbonneau (Marchand), 7.Murl Watkins (Hill), 8.Willie (can’t remember his last name but he lived with the Bibeaus), 9.?, 10.?, 11.Charles Watkins, 12.Adolph Robert, 13.Chick(Charlie) Watkins, 14.Jeannine Watkins, 15. Harriet Watkins, 16.?, 17. Carol Watkins, 18.Emery Carbonneau Jr,19. Helen Watkins, 20. Ellen Amundson, 21.Emery Carbonneau Sr, 22.Camille Carbonneau, 23.Ernest Amundson, 24.Edgar Gunderson, 25.Joe Rousseau
Bennie Wittmayer Family Photo
Posted by Neola Kofoid Garbe: Bottineau & Minot, ND
As you can see, this is the Bennie Wittmayer Family–former owner of “Bennie’s” at Lake Metigoshe.
Joke of the Day
One day an Irishman goes into a pharmacy shop, reaches into his pocket and takes out a small bottle and a teaspoon.
He pours some liquid onto the teaspoon and offers it to the chemist.
“Could you taste this for me, please?”
The chemist takes the teaspoon, puts it in his mouth, swills the liquid around and swallows it.
“Does that taste sweet to you?” says Paddy.
“No, not at all,” says the chemist.
“Oh that’s a relief,” says Paddy. “The doctor told me to come here and get my urine tested for sugar.”