28 October 2021

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Sigrid Petersen

Sigrid Petersen


Sigrid Olivia Petersen, 100, died Oct. 9, 2021, at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood. She was born in a log house south of Dagmar Oct. 30, 1920, to Folmer and Esther (Jorgensen) Christensen. She graduated from Antelope High School and attended Grand View College in Des Moines, Iowa, for one year. She met Elmer Petersen at a dance in Medicine Lake and they married in 1944. They farmed northwest of Dagmar, and she enjoyed many activities, including reading, sewing, knitting, quilting, cooking, baking and gardening. She was active in the community and church, Sunday school, Ladies Aid and she and Elmer were Luther League advisors. Following Elmer's death in 1975, she moved to Plentywood and worked in Kitzenberg's Style Shop and later at the courthouse. She enjoyed traveling with her friend Laura to Australia, New Zealand, the Panama Canal, England, Europe and New England. She moved to Pioneer Manor in 1999. She will be remembered for her positive attitude and determination to overcome setbacks and look on the bright side. She was preceded in death by her husband, Elmer; son, Owen; daughter, Teresa; sisters, Ruth and Lois; and brothers, Jorgen and Vernon. She is survived by her son, Keith; sister, Etta; brother, Kai; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral services were Friday, Oct. 15, at the Nathanael Lutheran Church in Dagmar with Pastor Tammy Craker officiating. Interment was at the Nathanael Lutheran Cemetery.

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Wolf Point School Board Position Open

Wolf Point School Board Position Open


The Wolf Point School District is looking for a new school board trustee. On Oct. 5, the district received a written resignation from trustee Corey Reum. He resigned because he’s becoming a bus driver for the district. During the monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 13, trustees approved the motion to declare the position vacant. By law, the board needs to appoint a replacement within 60 days.

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Fire Department Trains  On Controlled Burns

Fire Department Trains On Controlled Burns


The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department conducted a small live action burn Oct. 16 to demonstrate the impact of fighting fire with fire. Training officer Weyrauch conducted the exercise and secretary/treasurer Justin Parker provided the use of his property. Chief Clint Bushman said that training is an important element in keeping the community safe. “We turned a small controlled burn into

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