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SUE'S NEWS
Ryder News for September 2nd, 2010
Mystery Photo
The
mystery photo last week was Hilman Anderson and boy, did I get a lot of
responses. I wonder if Hilman knows that he is so easily identified (must be the
glasses!) I did get a few wrong answers as well but the majority knew it was
Hilman.
Max Bezanson, Keith Kronbach, Troy Alderman, Dwight Paulson, Sharleen Larson, Hilman’s cousin Vicki Bofenkamp, Pastor Charles Galloway, Hilman’s sister-in-law Cheryl Dobrinski Stein, Bernice Larson, Terry Johansen, Audrey Petz, Larry Cunningham, Bill Franklin, Marvin Franklin, Mary Ann Schenfisch, and Mary Sayler were among those that guessed correctly.
This week’s photo is of a young man from the Ryder area. He graduated from Ryder high school, married and eventually moved out of state. Let’s see if you can figure out who this gentleman is and then get your answers to me.
Rick Sprinkle (my son) had visitors this last week from Quincy, Illinois. His
father, Frank Sprinkle and Rick’s two cousins, Terry Linder and Phyllis Fletcher
spent 4 days visiting and sight seeing. They did some fishing at Hiddenwood and
Nelson Carlson lakes and also visited the local museums here in Ryder.
We managed to get little Johnny baptized at St. John’s Wednesday night service on Aug. 25th without him disrupting the whole church. He sure didn’t want to get his picture taken outside tho and fussed quite a bit before I could finally snap a few good ones.
Those coming to our home for a late supper after baptism were: John, Staci, and Johnny McGrath, Johnny’s godparents Randi Thorson and David Ludwig, Rick Sprinkle, Lorraine Nelson, Doris Ann Zieman, Don and Elaine Alderman, Jacob and Trayton Krisor, and Dick and Debbie Ludwig.
There seems to be more and more things going on in Ryder all the time. Wes
Simmons new mobile home was delivered and set up this past week on the lot where
Rod and Sharon Officer had their home and beauty shop. Now he has to get it
skirted and finished and he will be able to move in.
Bobby and Peggy Parker (they purchased the old Bernice Mueller’s home) have
purchased 4 lots behind the apartments and are planning on bringing their double
wide home from Wyoming to live in and then rent out the home they just
purchased. Josh Reinisch has been doing some landscaping on the lots and
removing the steep hill behind the apartment complex for them.
The Trinity Health newspaper in the Sunday edition of the Minot Daily news had an article about a Kenmare man who has been working to overcome a motorcycle accident. A former Ryder lady, Lana Anderson Ness Sanborn CNA is among the Rehab Care staff that has helped him get back on his feet.
Remember bingo at Curt's Place on Friday nights at 8:00 PM.
Ryder's September events will soon be listed on the Ryder website for you readers. Please let me know if there are some birthdays, etc. that were missed. You can check these at the Ryder business places also.
One of my local readers got a phone call from the state of California. This Ryder acquaintance just wanted to report that she had read in the Triple AAA magazine that the Ryder Museums were listed as one of the better mid-west museums to visit. It is nice to hear that someone must have enjoyed the museums on a visit and had spread favorable comments.
Peggy Parker spent some time on Friday with Nikki Johansen learning all about
combining and since she took some pictures, I managed to get one from her to put
into the news for this week as combining is well under way in the area.
I had planned on getting out and taking some pictures of some of the fields but had to baby sit the little one so didn’t get out and about as much as I had wanted too. I guess the stuff I wanted to get pictures of will still be there for next week’s news.
With that said, I have reached the end again for this week. Not much news this time either so maybe somebody better get out there and do something so I can write about it. I’d really hate to start making stuff up!
Watch out for those grain trucks and combines going down the road, it seems that nobody uses signal lights so you have no idea where they are going!
A bicycle can't stand alone, it is two tired.
The Department of
Defense's "50 Heroes From 50 States" web page features our Keith Smette.
Click on the following link and then click on North Dakota.
http://www.defenselink.mil/home/dodupdate/heroes/50heroes/.
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