Funeral services for Harris Pfei_er were held at 11 a.m. Monday, April 27, 2026, at the Redstone Hall in Redstone, Mont. Interment followed with military honors at the Redstone Cemetery (Valley View) with a luncheon to be served at the Redstone Hall following the interment rite. Fulkerson Funeral Home of Plentywood has charge of services. Leave condolences at www.fulkersonsplentywood. com. Harris Pfei_er passed away suddenly at his home in Wolf Point, Mont., April 19, 2026, at the age of 78. Harris was born June 24, 1947, at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood, Mont., to his parents Kenneth and Pearl (Schuhrke) Pfei_er. He was raised on the family farm south of Redstone, Mont. He learned farming from his father and the art of cooking from his mother. He graduated high school in 1965. He then went to Dawson Community College in Glendive, Mont., where he earned an associate’s degree in science. Soon after college, he joined the Army and spent most of the next three years in West Germany as a radar repairman in the 6th Battalion 562nd Artillery USAEUR. After being honorably discharged in 1972, he then moved to Wolf Point, Mont., and got a job at Wood’s Powr-Grip where he worked the next 18 years until the company relocated. Later, he sold insurance for AAL (now Thrivent) for many years and worked for FedEx until he eventually retired. It wasn’t long after moving home and getting a good job at Wood’s when he met the love of his life Linda (Sorenson). He would lovingly call her his “Schautze,” which means “darling” or “sweetheart” in German, but to him it simply meant “my love.” In February 1973, they were married in Wolf Point at Trinity Lutheran Church, the beginning of a 53 years long adventure together. They would go on to have three sons, Rodell, Rylan, and Rhandy. He was proud of his family and he loved them very much. They would go on vacations, hunts and, through the years, have many family get-togethers full of laughs and loving fun. He was a great talker and loved visiting with family, friends and neighbors. He enjoyed gardening, hunting

Brian Harry Weston Sr., 49, aka Harry-O or B-Dub, died April 15, 2026, in Bismarck, N.D. He was born Jan. 8, 1977, to Rita Brown and Verne Weston Sr. in Chelsea. He grew up in Wolf Point, where he went to school and graduated in 1995. Years after, he met his first wife, Skyla White Hawk, and had children: Tay-Lee, Taylor, Briann and Angel. As the years went on, they split and became co-parents and friends. He met Myra Bull Chief in 2002 and had four boys, Dylan, Brian Jr., Brent and Xander, and they married in 2019. He loved spending time with his friends, family and grandchildren. He liked watching his Dallas Cowboys. He is survived by his children, Tay-Lee, Taylor, Briann, Dylan, Brian Jr., Brent and Xander; adopted children, Galen Fourstar and Garry Robinson II; brothers, Manuel Brown, Cody Whitebear,

Mildred Jane “Dolly” Erwin, 80, of Glasgow died April 23, 2026, in Billings. She was born May 1, 1945, to Joe and Verna (Stellflug) Isakson in Opheim, the youngest of six children. She grew up in Opheim with her siblings: Raymond, Lorraine (Archambeault), Alvin, Marvin and Cli_ord. She married Bennie Hallock in May 1962 and they had two children, Betty Lawrence and Kennie Hallock. They later divorced. She married Eddie Erwin in June 1973 and they had a son, Brian Ed Erwin. In 1973, she packed up the family and moved to Eddie’s new assignment at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. After he retired from the Air Force, they moved back to Glasgow. She worked at Gordon’s grocery store for many years, first in the meat department and then as a cashier. She enjoyed her grandchildren and always wished they were closer. She loved her little dogs and spoiled them rotten. She was preceded in death by her brothers: Ray, Alvin, Marvin and Cli_.