29 January 2020

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Area Gymnasts Do Well In Mandan

Area Gymnasts Do Well In Mandan


The Eastern Montana Gymnastics team continued their winning ways at the Starstruck Meet in Mandan, N.D., Jan. 25. All 12 girls competed for the Circle gym and came away with two team first-places trophies, three first-place all-around awards and 11 first-place event finishes in the Xcel program of USA Gymnastics. The Xcel program gives awards to the top half of each age group and every EMG gymnast

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Shirley Nelson

Shirley Nelson


Shirley Mae Nelson, 91, died Jan. 25, 2020, at Valley View Nursing Home in Glasgow. She was born in Poplar Dec. 30, 1928, to Charles and Edith (Smith) Prior. She graduated from Poplar High School. She married James Nelson on May 27, 1947, and had three daughters. They farmed and ranched north of Brockton for 42 years before retiring and moving to Glasgow. She loved cooking, needle work and was active in various organizations. She is survived by Linda Rutschke of Gilbert, Ariz., Diane Dirkson of Glasgow, Mary Thompson of Bismarck, N.D.; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and a sister, Donna Alzheimer of Choteau. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Nelson; granddaughter, Kalli Thompson; and sisters, Betty Scott, Molly Kapinos and Glora Sayers. Services will be held this summer at a family gathering in Glasgow.

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Ice Yacht Race Concludes At Fort Peck

Ice Yacht Race Concludes At Fort Peck


The IDNIYA 20 Twenty North American Ice Yacht Championship concluded Jan. 25 at Fort Peck Lake. In the Gold Fleet, James “T” Thieler from the senior division was ranked 1st, followed by the senior division’s Ron Sherry. Chad Atkins, open division, Steve Orlebeke, open, Chris Berger, senior, and junior division member Griffin Sherry. Peter Johnson, open division, was at the top of the

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Barbara Vinger

Barbara Vinger


Barbara Vinger, 80, died Jan. 18, 2020. Born in Baltimore, Md., she grew up in Edmonds, Wash., and attended Edmonds High School. In recent years, she and her husband, Dennis, shared homes in Wolf Point and Surprise, Ariz., and loved traveling in their motorhome. They moved to Surprise permanently several years ago. She was supported by a loving family. Barb will be remembered for her vibrant and fun spirit, her generous and loving nature and her sharp sense of style. She is survived by her husband, Dennis; children, Scott, Kimber and Jamie; her brother, Jim; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. No services are being planned at her request.

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15 January 2020

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