Harold Arthur Kuehne, a devoted husband, father, and skilled artisan, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, at 11:10 p.m., in Logan Hospital of Kalispell. He was surrounded by his loving wife, three adoring children and daughter-in-law who admired him greatly. Harold was born on May 23, 1941, as the third son of Henry and Nina Kuehne. He spent his early years on the family farm, where he developed a deep love for agriculture and livestock. Helping his father farm and raise cattle, Harold learned the values of hard work and dedication. He pursued higher education at Northern Montana College in Havre, earning a degree in agricultural science. As his father retired, Harold took over the family farming and ranching business, continuing the traditions. Horseback riding became a part of his daily life, especially during the large community branding parties that were an annual highlight in the area. In 1968, Harold married the love of his life, Alice Ann Schlepp. Together, they raised four children: Edward Arthur, April Amber, Deborah Lynn, and John Alan. Tragically, their son John preceded Harold in death in 1990. Seeking new adventures, Harold attended Saddle Making School in Bishop, Calif. Following this passion, he and Alice sold their farm and moved to Columbus, Mont., where they opened a saddle shop. Harold’s craftsmanship attracted many customers who sought his beautiful, expertly made saddles. Beyond his saddle-making, he took on extra jobs, including working as a grounds manager at the

Ross Patrick Ruhd, 48, of Wolf Point died Jan. 8, 2025, in Great Falls. He was born on July 30, 1976, in Wolf Point to Kiyo and Rockie Ruhd. He was referred to as the “Gentle Giant” by his grandmother, Myrle, and it rang true throughout his life. He was the big brother and one of the older cousins growing up and always cared for and protected them. He loved spending time with family and playing a card game called “one card,” trying to win that pot of quarters. He had a loud, contagious laugh and was always so friendly to those around him. He graduated from Wolf Point High School in 1995. He attended college at Montana State University - Northern

Florence Marie Unrau Chambers, 87, died Dec. 30, 2024. She was born in Wolf Point to David and Marie Unrau on Oct. 10, 1937. Being the oldest of five children, she was very busy helping her mother and father, she even talks about driving tractor and cultivating corn. She accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior at a young age and was baptized as a teenager. She attended an one-room school all eight grades and graduated from Lustre Bible Academy. She was a good musician, playing the piano, accordion and trombone. She attended Northwestern Bible College, Grace Bible Institute and graduated from Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing in Omaha, Neb., in 1960, where she met and married Dan Chambers. They then moved back to his hometown close to Buffalo, N.Y., and she started her long career as a nurse. She also had a sign business with Dan for many years, D. C. Advertising, Inc. They enjoyed doing things together like attending Notre Dame football games, boating and camping on the weekends. After Dan’s death in 1995, she retired from her job but kept her nursing degree up to date and was still volunteering in areas around Buffalo. She was very good at remembering birthdays, ages and sending cards to her siblings, nieces and nephews. She enjoyed having guests and brought them to Niagara Falls and other interesting sites nearby. She was quite adventurous and enjoyed traveling with family members.