Published by Mandaree West Segment (2021)

West Segment News

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Published by Mandaree West Segment

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Editor: Lovina Fox Assistant: LeeAnna Nation

Volume 1 Issue 12

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PERMIT NO. 3

October 2021

Mandaree Now Has Speed Bumps Installed on

Ridge Road

Photos by LeeAnna Nation

Quotes For The Heart & Mind:

•

“Anyone who thinks fallen

leaves are dead has never

watched them dancing on a

windy day”~Shira Tamir~

•

“Autumn carries more gold

in it’s pocket than all the

other seasons”.~Jim Bishop~

•

“It’s a new season. A perfect

opportunity to do something

new, something bold,

something beautiful.

~unknown~

Inside This Issue:

Pages 2 & 3: Councilwoman TurnerLone Fight Update

Page 4 & 5: Around West Segment

No more speeding with four wheeler or ATV’s or other utility vehicles or in your

personal vehicles. These speed bumps were installed for that very reason. Drivers now

Pages 6 & 7: Around West Segment

have to slow down when they go over these speed bumps. Which were installed by the

Pages:12-13: Veterans Celebration TAT Transportation Department.

Pages 15-17: Mandaree School Many community members and elders live right on this street. They will be happy to

News

know that drivers and those who drive ATV’s, or four wheelers will no longer speed by

Page 18: Schedule for West their homes. Knowing drivers have to slow down. These speed bumps were installed as

far as the Mandaree Celebration grounds. Speeding on this road has been going on for

Segment Employee CPR training

many years. It is a comfort for residence to know these drivers will have to slow down.

Pages 24-31: Obituaries

Mandaree is slowly making progress it all just takes time.

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Councilwoman Turner-Lone Fight Update

Hello everyone! Before I begin this It allows law enforcement the necessary authority to

month’s update, I would like to extend provide mutual aid. Our top priority and our most sacred

my sincere condolences to the families responsibility in government is and should always be the

and relatives of Dorian Kevin Ogden and safety of our citizens. This agreement today extends that

Rose Marie Winanz, Lonnie Charging, care and concern to enhance the safety of our citizens,

Monica Fox, and Arnold Good Bird, for strengthening our state-tribal relationship and also our

relationships

Our county-tribal

condolences to those who have lost understanding.

the loss of your beloved ones.

with

that

mutual

loved ones from other segments. An obituary for Dorian was

unavailable.

Welcome October! Another month gone by. Fall is here and

winter will be soon upon us as these months are going by

fast.

I hope the small gift bags that were given to our elders here

in West Segment were enjoyed. It was a small gesture to

show our appreciation to each of our elders here in our

community. If you didn’t get a gift bag please see Loretta and

she will make sure you get one.

As you can see on the front page of this month’s paper, we

recently had speed bumps installed on Ridge Road. Which

will help with drivers slow down on this roadway, since we

have children and elders who live on this street. You can see

more pictures of the TAT transportation on page 4.

I attended the signing of the agreement between the MHA

Nation and the North Dakota Highway Patrol.

Councilwoman

Gladys

Sherry

Turner-Lone

Fight,

Councilwoman Judy Brugh, Chairman Mark Fox, Governor

Burgum, NDHP Colonel Solberg and Sgt. Clawson

Huibregtse are pictured above.

Thanks to this agreement, the future looks brighter and

safer. This is absolutely a step forward for the counties, for

the state and for the tribe. Grateful to Chairman Fox and

the council, NDHP and local sheriffs for your work on this

agreement

and to the

Legislature

for

passing

two

bills

necessary to

make

happen.

this

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Councilwoman Turner-Lone Fight Update

In part of this agreement with the NDHP, I would like to On another note, the Mandaree Grocery store is still a go, right

assure you that we are not losing our sovereignty, we now we are waiting on an engineer and the architects to be hired

just have more boots on the ground.

so they can do their assessments, master plan and contract. We

This is the month where trick or treaters will be out are looking at December for the opening of the grocery store and

and about. So please everyone be aware of the kids the jump house. The jump house will still be inside the building.

walking from house to house collecting their candies.

For our elders, each of you are encouraged to get your

flu shots and Covid Shots. The flu and Covid shots clinic

We still have a lot of organizing and cleaning to do, when that’s

all done, we are aiming to have them both open and running in

December.

were here at the Mandaree Ambulance garage on I would like to remind our people here in Mandaree that our

Tuesday, October 12th. For those elders who missed West Segment office has nothing to do with the Fort Berthold

that date can also go to the following places; Northern Housing Authority.

Lights on October 21st and 28th from 3 to 5pm. Or at As far as our Hidatsa housing in the Black Eagle Estates, I have an

the Casino on October 22nd from 5 to 7pm. The NHSC engineer firm that will come in and work on the water with sub

College on October 27th from 3pm-4:30pm. Mask are pumps. This engineer will capture the water so it goes in the

required at all clinics; you are asked to pre-register at right place.

vaccinereg.health.nd.gov

Our maintenance crew are all busy working on the White Oak

It makes my heart trailer homes by taping the water pipes so our residences pipes

feel good knowing don’t freeze this winter.

the

West

employees

Segment Again, I would just like to remind our elders to make sure you get

are your flu shots and for those who haven’t gotten vaccinated,

working hard to get please get vaccinated for yourself and for your family.

things done before

I would like to congratulate those who qualified for INFR are as

the snow flies. I

follows; Tyrus Ashley a student at Mandaree School who

personally would like

qualified for the INFR Saddle bronc. Megan in ladies breakaway

to acknowledge Jason

and Shannoah Danks in Jr. breakaway. Casey Stone in steer

Luke Jr., Cliff Martin,

wrestling, Jesse qualified in the tie down in team roping, Bailey

CJ, Kyle Miller and

qualified in Jr. breakaway all qualified for the INFR. Also, to

Curtis Hall who are

Charles Hale and Philip Lone Fight who had their bucking bulls

all working diligently in fixing the water line here in

qualify for the INFR. We have a lot of talented young cowboys

Mandaree. You can see a couple of photos on page 10.

and cowgirls. If I didn’t mention your name, please forgive me it

A message for the employees who work for West wasn’t done intentionally.

Segment, drug testing will be coming up for you all and

myself as well.

I will give more updates on the construction and other

developments in Mandaree in our November newspaper.

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Around West Segment

Photos by LeeAnna Nation

In the above picture TAT Transportation Department were busy

installing the speed bumps right in Mandaree. Our community is

slowly but surely making progress on improvements as time goes

on. Pictured to your left you will see a new sign that was recently

posted. Below you can see where the speed bumps are now.

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Around West Segment

Watford City X Country Team Edwards Takes 2nd

Place

Welcome Home Kenny Dude Smith Jr.

Photo by Harriet Goodiron

Pictured above is Tanner Edwards, the son of Matilda and Fritz Fettig

of Mandaree.

Tanner of the Watford City X Country Team placed 2nd in the 5000

Meters at the Fox Hills Golf Course in Watford City this was held on

September 28, 2021!

By Sandy Kasto Smith

On behalf of his family they wanted to send a

special “Thank you” to the Myron B. Johnson/

Kudos to Tanner running for the Watford City Wolves, he did an Nathan Goodiron, American Legion Auxiliary Post.

awesome job!

Kenny (Dude) Smith Jr., finished serving his tour in

South Korea in July. He is currently stationed in

Norfolk, Virginia.

This was a very emotional time for him to return

home to Fort Berthold this was his first time being

home since he buried his father, Kenny Smith Sr.

So a special thank you to the posts for recognizing

him and honoring him with these welcome home

gifts.

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Around West Segment

Mandaree Warriors Elementary X-Country

Team

Mandaree School Homecoming Week

Homecoming will is taking place during the week of

October 11th– 15th.

Photo by Thomas DeVille

There will be dress up days to celebrate Spirit Week.

*Monday-Hawaiian Day

*Tuesday– Gender Swap Day

*Wednesday-Cartoon/movie character day

*Thursday– Jersey day

*Friday– Sprit day-maroon and gold

Events:

Monday,

Announced

Oct.11th-Homecoming

Candidates

Thursday, Oct. 14th– Pep Rally Homecoming King &

Queen announced

Correction the Mandaree Elementary X-Country team coach is

Mike DeVille. The photograph was taken by his brother

Thomas DeVille. We apologize for the mistake. Easy mix up

when you have two talented brothers active in our community.

Kudos to the DeVille brothers.

Cora, Kyler and Jace at the

Newtown Cross Country

meet. They did a great job in

running even though the

weather was cold. Here is

6th grader Cora, who

finished 1st for the 6th

grade girls. Next is 4th

grader, Jace who finished

3rd for his 4th grade

division, Next to him is his

brother, 5th grader Kyler

who finished 1st for the 5th

grade boys. Standing with

them is their Great-grandma

Lyda Bearstail as she

supports them regularly at

events.

Thursday, Oct. 14th– PINK out-Wear pink to the game

Parent night at 4pm-Volleyball, Football and Cross

Country

Friday, Oct,15th– Parade 3:00pm SHARP!

•

West Segment offices and community encouraged

to participate in parade.

•

If students would like to decorate a float, the bus

bard will be available upon request.

•

Football team, Cross Country and Volleyball team

expected to have a float.

•

Friday-Mandaree Student Volleyball tournament

•

To follow parade

•

3-on-3

•

Only open to Mandaree students

•

Students must participate in spirit week to be

eligible to play.

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Around West Segment

Miles City Pioneers Rodeo Club

Danks Cowgirls Qualified for INFR

Happy Cowgirls Megan and Shannoah Danks.

Congratulations Beyond proud Grandpa & Grandma. Your

dedication and hard work is paying off. Keep moving

forward and achieving your goals. By Paula Danks & Danks

Rodeo Team. Daylon is the grandson of Clayton & Paula

Danks.

National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Standings

& Rankings

Daylon C Danks:

Team Roping- Heeler

Big Sky Region sitting #1

National Level sitting #4

Tie Down

Big Sky Region sitting #3

National Level sitting #9

All Around

Big Sky Region sitting #3

National Level sitting #8

Miles City Pioneers Men’s Team:

Big Sky Region sitting

#2

National Level sitting

#5

Long Live Cowboys:

Daylon’s Horse Power

High Call: Team

Roping

Chase: Tie Down

These two cowgirls have been riding since they were

little girls, their parents are Clayton and Paula Danks.

Brought up riding horses, their daily routine is taking

care of horses, putting in the extra hours in the

practice pen and be able to compete in the rodeo

arena. All the time, money and effort that goes into

traveling up and down the rodeo circuit has paid off

for these two cowgirls. Both gals recently qualified

for the Indian National Finals Rodeo INFR to be held

in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 18th to the 24th.

Megan in the ladies breakaway and Shannoah in the

Junior breakaway.

To date these gals have been fundraising all proceeds

will go towards their travel expenses to INFR. Their

family would like to thank everyone in advance for

contributing to their fundraisers. On behalf of West

Segment, we wish these cowgirls the best of luck at

the INFR! Go Megan and Shannoah!

Daylon Danks

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Around West Segment

Many Years of Hitting the Dirt Paid Off for

This Cowboy

encourage her son Casey in any way she can. She recently

held a fundraiser here in West Segment to help with

expenses when he travels to the NIFR in Las Vegas, Nevada.

When you’re raised up in a The INFR will be held this month on October 19-23, 2021.

rodeo way of life and around

Casey recently became a

horses, it’s a given gift and

new partner with H & H

becomes a way of life. As it has

Tires & Wheels. He resides

for this talented young man,

in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, and

Casey Stone. He has made a

frequently makes trips up

name for himself in the rodeo

to Mandaree to spend time

arena. His dad Jimmy Stone Sr.,

with his mother. Casey is an

also known as Stoney, was the

enrolled member of the

IRA World Champion Bull

MHA Nation. When he’s not

dogger in 1977. His mother

on the rodeo trail Casey is training horses.

Rosie Johnson also comes from

On behalf of West Segment we wish him luck as he makes his

a rodeo family.

way to the INFR in Vegas.

Casey was featured in the West

Segment News issue in As you can see on the previous page we have many

December 2020 and now he’s talented, well skilled rodeo people from our community.

once again made his way into These cowboys and cowgirls will also be participating at the

the news world. Casey is INFR. So it will be a thrilling experience to cheer and

currently the UPRA (United support our rodeo families who will be traveling to the INFR.

Professional

Rodeo Each of these cowboys and cowgirls have the support of

Association) Steer Wrestling their families and relatives, they have also had fundraisers in

Champion, and he’s won the our local communities who support them.

INFR in 2010 and 2015. In his

Good luck! to all the tribal members who will be

travels Casey has won

representing the MHA Nation and their families and relatives

numerous rodeos across the

as they venture to the INFR!

United States and qualified

for many Association Finals

over the years. You can bet

this cowboy has not only won

numerous trophy saddles and

buckles, he won his first horse trailer this past year.

With his dad’s teaching skills and knowledge of horses,

spending time in the practicing pen and hitting the hard

ground so many times. All of this was worth it. His hard

work and learning the skills have brought Casey a long way

in his rodeo way of life. His mother Rosie Johnson is a hard

working mother and she is his number one fan and main

supporter. Rosie goes above and beyond to support and

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Around West Segment

Photos by LeeAnna Nation

Pictured above is the late Audrey Irwin’s brother

Sam Irwin and his wife Michelle both participated

in the Memorial walk for his aunt and his sister.

It was a perfect day to walk for

the family, relatives and friends of

the late Merle Irwin Young Bird

and for her late daughter Audrey

Irwin.

Everyone recently

gathered in our community to

participate in the memorial walk

to honor their memory.

Following the memorial walk is the late Merle

Irwin Young Bird’s husband Donald Young

Bird. He’s riding in this ATV since he was

unable to walk , due to his health. They

followed everyone back to the Mandaree

Celebration grounds.

Gone but not forgotten. As their

family honored their loved ones

with tee shirts, that were given to

everyone who walked. A family

give away took place at the

Mandaree celebration grounds

where the walk ended. A meal

was catered by TDH and

everyone was fed during this

time.

The day was perfect for their honoring to take place as they donated for

the memory of their beloved family members.

Two of the late Audrey’s Irwin’s friends; Sidney

In the picture to above the family is getting ready for their give away with Huntsalong and Martina Fox both participated

in the memorial walk holding a sign and

relatives wearing war bonnets and other family members followed.

pictures of their dear friend Audrey Rose.

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West Segment News October 2021

For Your Information

Here you can see the workers putting the

chain around the pipe so it can be lifted.

The chain is around the pole and ready to be

lifted.

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Around West Segment

Nuxbaaga aru Caawii “The Ways of Our

People” Update

2022 Mandaree Celebration Committee

Mandaree Celebration will have bingo every

Nuxbaaga aru Caawill– “The Ways of Our People” Sunday in Nov. So Mark your calendar and save

currently has fifteen students. Hidatsa behavioral laws has these dates:

twelve students. The UND zoom class has twenty Sunday, November 7th

students. We also completed the food handlers/safety Sunday, November 14th

Sunday, November 21st

training, with the first aid/CPR training on the 14th.

Sunday, November 28th

We are also working diligently recording the Hidatsa

dictionary, children’s books and our zoom class text Come out and Support Your Local Celebration

Committee and have fun playing Bingo!

books. We hope to have our pre-K curriculum complied

and recorded by November 1, 2021. Submitted by: Lila

St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Schedule:

Gwin, Cultural Language Coordinator

Saturday: 7:30 pm New Town

Sunday: 8:30am New Town

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR MANDAREE RESIDENCE

Sunday: 11:00am Mandaree

In the event of a tornado warning the Mandaree Fire Dept.

will open the Emergency Response Center on Ridge

Road for those seeking shelter. Please contact Chief

Baker for any questions at 421-1423.

Moccasin Making Workshop in West Segment

Updated Mandaree Post Office Hours:

Monday~ Friday: 12:00~4:00pm

Saturday: 11:00~1:00pm

Mandaree Post Office: 759~3370

Mandaree One Stop Requires Face Mask

New Store Hours for Mandaree

One Stop were in effect on July

11, 2021. Here are the new

hours:

Saturday & Sunday:

11:00AM-6:00PM

West Segment Cultural Department would

like those who want to learn to join us for

Moccasin Making Workshop! Limited to the

1st 10 who register on August 10th Tuesday

& Thursday from 1:00pm-8pm. At

Water Chief Hall. Instructor: Roni

Stiffarm to register please contact

Roni at 421-2255

Native Printing LLC IN Mandaree Is Open For All

Your Printing Needs

Native Enrolled Member in the Mandaree Area:

We offer the following:

Embroidery

Sublimation

Monday-Friday:

Vinyl Heat Press

7:00Am-9:00PM.

DTG

Everyone must wear a mask when entering the One

Stop Store Until further notice. Thank you! Let us all

be Safe and keep others Safe!

Silk Screen Services

Phone: (701) 421-1027

Email: nativeprinting_nt@yahoo.com

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For Your Information

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For Your Information

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For Your Information

Believe In The Love of God

To believe in the Love of God we

have to have an open mind and

heart to receive Gods love and

be open to the fact that we are

his creation.

He loves his

creatures (me and you) dearly.

Smithsonian Magazine Selects Tessa Holds The

Enemy Abbey for Photo Nomination

We must come to believe that he

is in charge, he is always near

and close to us. So many times, I

have gone off track thinking I’m

in charge or all alone in my thinking and in my actions.

Yet God is always there with a loving and forgiving

heart ready to lift me up with his loving presence.

I have to remember there is one that would want to

ruin that love for us and that is the evil one. He would

want me to be caught up in self-doubt, selfishness, and

self-centeredness. It is so easy to get caught up in

things that take me from the loving presence of God. I

have to remember that “God is Love” (1 Jn 4:8).

“Love” the key word: “Love is patient, love is kind, it

does not envy, it does not boast it is not proud. It does

not dishonor others. It is not self-seeking it is not

easily angered; it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does

not delight in Evil but rejoices with the truth, love

always protects, always hopes, love always

perseveres” (1 Corinthians 13:4-7) because God is

Love.

Photographer Joe Pekara does Pharaoh171Photography. He

took this photo of Tessa Holds The Enemy Abbey on the runway

for Red Berry Woman. This extraordinary photograph is

nominated to be in the Smithsonian Magazine. Tessa is the

daughter of Caspie Holds The Enemy Abbey and Donovan Abbey

God is good all the time! Believe that God is with us all of Mandaree, North Dakota. Tessa is Apsaalooke, Mandan,

the time not just at church. We must always put the Hidatsa, Arikara, Fort Peck Dakota.

acts of God’s Love first in our thoughts and actions,

especially when it comes to our neighbors, those “In my community I feel as though our women help us heal,

people we encounter in our day!

they pick us up back up and help make our lives better in so

many ways”. ~Tessa Holds The Enemy Abbey~

In John 13:34-35 Jesus says: “A new command I give

you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must

love one another. By this everyone will know that you

Mandaree School

are my disciples, if you love one another.”

By Deacon James Baker

Will have their Fall

Break for all students

on October 21-22nd.

St. Anthony's Catholic Church

Have a safe & fun break.

May God Bless you Always

Believe in the Love of God

Mandaree/New Town

West Segment News October 2021

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Mandaree School Updates

STUDENTS:

Saturday Academy

Mandaree School

1st and 3rd Saturdays

Picture Day

First Saturday Academy will be October 16,

2021

Students must sign up in the front office.

Each group will be capped at 15 students.

1 group for grades K-4

1 group for grades 5-7

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

This will be for Mandaree School

enrolled students and employees

only.

1 group for grades 8-12

Students must sign up before 3pm the

Thursday prior to the Saturday Academy.

Students

must

transportation.

have

their

own

Unfortunately due to COVID

restrictions we cannot include:

Head Start students

Students must bring their own work for the

day.

There will be a grab and go lunch.

Hours 9am-3pm

Grades K-7 will be credited a full day of

absence recovered when he/she attends the

full 6 hour day.

Grades 8-12 will be credited 1 class period

for every hour attended with a possible 6

class periods per Saturday Academy.

Young brother or sisters that are not

enrolled in Mandaree School.

Children or grandchildren of

employees that are not enrolled in

Mandaree School.

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Approved 2021~2022 Mandaree School Calendar

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Mandaree School News

“Minds are like parachutes, they only

function when they are open”.~ James Dewar~

Every Day, Every Class, Present and

On Time!

Submitted by Mrs.,. Bluestone

Daily School Attendance Critical To Success

Regular school attendance is a challenge every year. The

challenge is even greater as we battle through the pandemic.

A day out of school is a day out of school regardless of the

reason. When a student is not present in school an “Absent” is

recorded. The State and Federal reporting the District is

required to do does not differentiate between an “excused” or

“unexcused” absence. It is reported as a day absent. That is

reason that language was removed from the Student

Handbook.

In order to meet the 95% Average Daily Attendance Rate a

student can miss no more than eight (8) days per school year.

That is about two (2) days per quarter. That is definitely a

challenge during these COVID times.

The District will assist every student to meet this goal. When

absences occur the District will reach out and provide

families the support needed to make up the days missed.

Days absent need to be made up as soon as possible so there

is no lingering consequences such as non-crediting a class.

It is in your child’s best interest to get absences made up as

soon as possible.

There will be a three (3) week window at the end of each

quarter to focus a strong effort to get the days made up from

previous quarter.

This is so that it will present a reasonable and doable goal.

Waiting until March or April to worry about absences creates

undue stress on families and teachers.

Things To Do

1. Attend school every day unless you are sick.

2. Make up missed days as soon as possible.

3. Be kind to those around you.

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West Segment Staff CPR Training Schedule

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For Your Information

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Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College

Submitted by Dr. Constance E. King Gottschall, Vice President of Student Services

1.

Spring

applications

are

now

being

accepted! Applications must be submitted by

November 15th and all documents must be turned

in no later than December 10th. Registration will

open at the end of October for current students.

We will be offering an Early In-person registration

to be held on January 3rd to January 5th.

2. NHSC offers College Talk, a Facebook live event

where potential and current students along with

the community can learn more about NHSC and

the programs that we offer. Which will continue

throughout the year every other Tuesday. Be sure

to follow our NHSC Facebook page for more

information.

3. The 2022-2023 FAFSA will open on October

1st. To complete your FAFSA, go to https://

fafsa.ed.gov/

4. NHSC Lunch and Learn will be back in session

for current NHSC students throughout the Fall

semester. These sessions are held on campus

from 12pm-1pm in our Student Success Center.

For additional information on each cohort,

to www.nhsc.edu/students/student-cohorts

8. Interested in playing for the Storm Athletics program?

Contact our Athletic Director; Kyle DeCoteau at

kdecoteau@nhsc.edu. We do offer athletic waivers and

still have some available for our upcoming Spring 2022

season.

A. Men’s Basketball

B. Women’s Basketball

C. Golf

D. Cross Country

9. NHSC has recently launched a brand new

Donations page on their website. By

contributing to Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College,

you

are

creating

opportunities

and

empowering students with the tools they need

to succeed. For more information, check out

www.nhsc.edu/donate

10. Attention students– do you need tutoring

help with your class? We offer a wide range of

tutors available to help out with your

education. Check out our tutor schedule at

Student Resources-NHS College.

A. October 21: Identity Theft

B. November: 4th-Time Management/Stress

Management.

C. November 18th: Resume/Cover Letter

2020-2021 Nature Program: Sunday

Writing

Academy Schedule.

D. December 1st: Mindfulness/Self-Care

5. Are you a former NHSC or FBCC student and want

to join our Alumni group? Reach out to Carla Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College (NHSC) – Kerry Hartman

Villamil, our SSAVE Coordinator for additional October 3, 2021

“Life Cycle Assessment”

information.

She

can

be

reached November 14, 2021

“Bioinformatics and COVID-19”

at alumni@nhsc.edu

December 5, 2021

“Smart PIGS in Pipes”

6. Want to join the NHSC team? We have a number January 9, 2022

“Enter or Not Enter”

of jobs currently open and would love for you to February 6, 2022

“The Spectacular Cell All Sites”

join our team. Check out our www.nhsc.edu/ March 6, 2022

“Counting Equillibrium”

jobs to apply:

A. Native American Studies Instructor

B. Director of Native American Studies

C. Computer Science Instructor

D. Men’s Assistant Basketball Coach

E. Women’s Assistant Basketball Coach

F. Information Technology Assistant

F. Safety Officer

7. We have openings for our NAS and NACTEP

cohorts for our upcoming semester.

Both

cohorts are available to students that are

registered for the Spring semester.

go

West S egment New s Octob er 2021

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West Segment Maintenance On Call Schedule

10/3/2021-10/9/2021

Merrill Howling Wolf 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wounded Face 701-421-3979

10/10/2021-10/16/2021

Christopher Montclair (call supervisor 701-421-8093 as he has no work phone)

Ervin Halvorson Jr 701-421-2948

10/17/2021-10/23/2021

Arden Halvorson 701-421-5866

Calvin Good Bird 701-421-2239

10/24/2021-10/30/2021

Merrill Howling Wolf 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wounded Face 701-421-3979

10/31/2021-11/6/2021

Christopher Montclair (call supervisor 701-421-8093 as he has no work phone)

Ervin Halvorson Jr 701-421-2948

11/7/2021-11/13/2021

Arden Halvorson 701-421-5866

Calvin Good Bird 701-421-2239

11/14/2021-11/20/2021

Merrill Howling Wolf 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wounded Face 701-421-3979

11/21/2021-11/27/2021

Christopher Montclair (call supervisor 701-421-8093 as he has no work phone)

Ervin Halvorson Jr 701-421-2948

11/28/2021-12/4/2021

Arden Halvorson 701-421-5866

Calvin Good Bird 701-4212239

12/5/2021-12/11/2021

Merrill Howling Wolf 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wounded Face 701-421-3979

12/12/2021-12/18/2021

Christopher Montclair (call supervisor 701-421-8093 he had no work phone)

Ervin Halvorson Jr. 701-421-2948

12/19/2021-12/25/2021

Arden Halvorson: 701-421-5866

Calvin Good Bird: 701-421-2239

12/26/2021-1/1/2022

Merrill Howling Wolf: 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wound Face: 701-421-3979

1/2/2022-1/8/2022

Christopher Montclair: Call Supervisor: 701-421-8093

Ervin Halvorson Jr.: 701-421-2948

1/9/2022-1/15/2022

Arden Halvorson: 701-421-5866

Calvin Good Bird: 701-421-2239

1/16.2022-1/22/2022

Merrill Howling Wolf: 701-421-9078

Jeremy Wounded Face: 701-421-3979

1/23/2022-1/29/2022

Christopher Montclair: Call Supervisor: 701-421-8093

Ervin Halvorson Jr.: 701-421-2948

If you cannot get ahold of any on-call employee please call: Director: Sam White Owl: 701-421-9172

or Supervisor: Julius Halvorson: 701-421-8093

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Local & Surrounding Area Directory

Mandaree Boys & Girls Club Branch Manager: Olivia: 759-3049

NHSC Mandaree Community Liaison: Frances Buff White: 759-3545

Mandaree Catholic Church Father Roger Synek: 759-3412 or Mandaree Water Treatment Plant: 759-3160 or Fax: 759-3199

627-4423

Mandaree Non-Emergency: Antoinette Kitagawa: 421-1361 or 4211357

Mandaree Clinic: 759-3422 Fax: 759-3209

Mandaree Clinic Pharmacy: 759-3151 or Fax: 759-3181

Emergency or Ambulance: 911

Mandaree Elder’s Meal Site: 759-3092

Mandaree TAT Solid Waste Transfer Station: 759-3641

Head Cook: Pamela Fox

Contact Kanzas Johnson: 421-7674 Hours: M-F 7am-6pm

Assistant Cook: Teressa Fox

Saturday: 8am-4:30 pm

Delivery/Helper: Brad Howe

Sunday: Closed.

Monica Nagel Henry: Helper/transporter

New Town Solid Waste Office: 627-2034

Mandaree Elders Program: 759-3092

New Town Tribal Office: 627-4781

Elder’s Care: Nina Finley Newman

New Town Elbowoods Health Center: 627-4701

Aging Services: Director: Polly Chase: 421-0905

New Town Diabetes Program: 627-7969

Aging Services Main Office New Town: 627-4913

New Town Tribal Enrollment office: 627-4238

NHSC Mentor’s Office: 759-3545 or Fax: 759-3528

New Town Tribal Security: 627-0686

Native Printing LLC: Jody

nativeprinting_nf@yahoo.com

Brieck:

421-1027

Email: New Town Animal Control: 627-2654

Delia Baker: 421-5214

Mandaree Fire Chief: Marle Baker: 759-3124 or cell: 421-1423

Travis McCabe: 421-3095

Little Plume Head Teacher 1: 759-3369

New Town Circle of Life Director: Nellie Boyd: 627-4700 Fax: 421-4105

Mandaree Post Office: 759-3370

Mandaree Roads Dept: 759-3420

TAT Fitness Recreational Specialist: Tia Mandan: 421-0239 or

tiamandan@mhanation.com

Director Mandaree Roads Dan Hall: 421-7958

New Town Boys & Girls Club: 627-4415

Donald Young Bird: 421-7534

Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222

Mandaree One Stop: 759-3609

TAT CHR Main Office in New Town: 627-4240

Mandaree School Numbers:

TAT Utilities: 627-5291

Bus Garage: 759-3395

TAT Mortgage Program: 627-2560

Business Office: 759-3120

Game Warden: Bradfield Sage: 421-6977

Main School Office: 759-3311

Beuford Joe: 421-1233

Mandaree MHA DOT Dispatch Operations: 759-3576

TAT Police Dept: 627-3617 or 1-800-952-7923

Motor Carriers:

Interim Chief Of Police: Marty Foote: 627-3605

Matthew Yellow Wolf: 421-8676

New Town Tribal Court: 627-4803 Fax: 627-4602

Michael Blacksmith: 421-5651

Tex Fox Justice Center: 627-3500

Ricardo Villagrana: 421-9121

McKenzie County Sheriff: 444-3654

Denver Spotted Bear: 421-3124

Thomas Fredericks: 421-3064

Jocko Frank: (701) 550-6797

Rylan Howling Wolf: (701) 805-5628

Dane Fox: 421-1695

Mandaree Water Hauler: 759-3377 or 421-0458

* North Dakota Travel Information service dial 511. When dialing out

of North Dakota for weather /road conditions you can dial: 1-866-696

-3511.

* Please read: Some numbers have changed some removed. Some

of the names changed. Please post this so you can find what

numbers you need. Thank you for being a good reader.

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West Segment Employee Directory

Councilwoman Turner-Lone Fight: 421-9820

West Segment Health Driver: Rayne Brown: 421-4641

Chief of Staff: Kevin Finley: 421-6399

West Segment Custodian Supervisor: Rosie White Owl: 421-9450

Mandaree Elders Building Custodian: Ken White Lightening:

New Town Office Admin: Florene Halvorson/Colleen Halvorson: 627- ext.213

West Segment Education Director: Bernadine (Fredericks) Mendez:

8202

421.5687

CEO West Segment: Regina Yeahquo: 421-4611

IT Specialist: Aaron Abbey: 421-5076

West Segment Fire Chief: Marle Baker: 421-1423

West Segment Transportation Specialist: Curtis Hall Sr.: 421-7907

Water Chief Hall Receptionist: 759-3377 ext. 206

West Segment Transportation Receptionist: Michaela Bacon:

Loretta Lone Bear Cell: 421-5510

Office: 759-3766 or her cell: 421-6715

West Segment Program Analysts': Ted Lone Fight III: 421-2481

West Segment Fitness Center Supervisor: Santos Casarez:

West Segment Security Director: James Johnson: 421-9732

759.3780

Security Receptionist: Rhonda Hall: 421-0547

Fitness Coordinator: Angela Stiffarm: 421-1091– M-F: 9am-9pm

Executive Admin.Assistant: Jodi Finley: 421-2011

Security Officers:

West Segment Events Department: Lindsey Fox Sepeta: 421-6347

Robin Hall: 421-4599

Recreation Coordinator Merrill Howling Wolf: 421-9078

Benner White Owl: 421-3122

West Segment Cultural: Maybella Lone Fight: 421-2789

Steven Good Bird: 421-4573

Cultural Coordinator: Roni Stiffarm: 421-2255

Frank Bear Claw: 421-0700

Cultural Coordinator: Aaron Abbey: 421-5076

Hidatsa Housing Specialist: Shanna Fox: 421-6205

Language Specialist: Lila Gwin 421.6605

Hidatsa Housing Maintenance Supervisor: Jason White Owl Sr.~701- Carol Newman

334-6670

Martha Bird Bear

Hidatsa Housing Office: 759-3399 Hours by Appt. Only.

Mary Yellow Wolf—Gachupin

Time Keeper Supervisor: Hailey Abbey: 421-7819

Land & Livestock Supervisor: Megan Danks

Sunshine Halvorson: 421-9127

Land & Livestock receptionist: 759-3978

Colleen Halvorson: 627-8202

Minot Outreach Specialist: Dusty (Brugh Jackson): {701] 421– 4266

West Segment Maintenance Specialist: Sam White Owl: 421-9170

Fax: 701-839-0835

Main Number: 759-3377 Ext. 209 & 219

Bismarck Outreach Specialist: Leah Black Hawk: Office:

701.751.1481. Fax: 701.751.1489

Receptionist: Michaela Bacon: 421-6715

West Segment Maintenance Workers:

Assistant : Sharron Lone Fight: 751.0456

Ervin Halvorson Sr. 421-3257

Fargo Outreach Specialist Jolene Gonzales: 421-6200

Ervin Halvorson Jr. 421-5738

Fargo Outreach: 701-478-6811 Fax: 701-478-6818

Julius Halvorson: 421-8093

Economic Development: Carson Hood

Tyrell Halvorson: 421-4518

Economic Development Assistant: Rosie Johnson:

Jeremy Wounded Face: 421-3979

West Segment Facebook page:

Jordan Mann: 421-9214

Wade Hunts Along: 421-6965

LeeAnna Nation: 421-1868 or

West Segment News Editor: Lovina Fox: lovinafox@mhanation.com

West Segment CARE Recovery Center Director: Vivian Lone Fight

West Segment News Assistant: LeeAnna Nation: 421-1868

cell: 421-4631

*Keep in mind some cell numbers are not listed because they are

West Segment Health Dept: 759-3377 ext. 203

personal cell and not tribal cell phones. Some workers have

West Segment Health Director: Cathy Lone Fight: 421-5525

been changed so please keep this information handy when you

Kyle Mandan: 421-0643

need numbers for West Segment. Thank you for being a good

reader.

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Obituary

Arnold Good Bird Sr., “Walks Along Side of the Hill”, 77 made his journey from this earthly world on September 26, 2021 in

Poplar, Montana surrounded by his loving family. He was born on July 18, 1944 in Elbowoods, ND to Benjamin and Helen

(Blackhawk) Good Bird. He was a member of the Knife Clan and child of the Waterbuster Clan and a member of the MHA

Nation.

Arnold or “Arnie” as many knew him by, was born and raised in the Elbowoods area of the Fort Berthold Reservation until

the flooding of their homelands at which time they relocated to Mandaree, ND. He attended Mandaree Public School and

graduated there in 1963. He participated in basketball. He enjoyed horseback riding and the outdoors in his younger years.

Arnie married Eleanor (Walking Hawk) Good Bird and seven children were born to this union; Denise, Byron, Arn, Twyla,

Felicia, Calvin and Kristal. They made their home in New Town, ND and then in April 2012 they lost their son Byron.

Arnie enjoyed firefighting, where he served as crew boss. He also worked for the BIA for thirty-five years before retiring.

He later moved to Poplar, Montana where he lived with his companion Ida, until his time of his passing, but he was always

making trips back home to New Town to see family.

Arnie enjoyed hunting with his brothers and nephews in the Mandaree area. He also would be loading all the kids up to go

fishing or hiking with dad, uncle and grandpa. He was at all the gatherings teasing and joking with everyone. Everyone

was “Jack” if he knew you, you had a nickname. Just to name a few, you know who you are; Wieners, Yellow Socks, Wood

tick, Tweeter, Hound dog man, Sneeze, etc. His laugh was one of a kind and unforgettable. Soon as you heard his laugh,

you knew he was nearby.

Arnie treasured his Montana and North Dakota families and will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. Also we

all know his dog Tuffy was waiting at the rainbow bridge for him. His heart was broke when his dog passed away, now they

are reunited .

Arnie is survived by his children; Denise Good Bird, Twyla Good Bird, Felicia Good Bird, Calvin Good Bird, Arnold Good Bird

Jr., and Kristal Good Bird, all of New Town, ND. Sister; Marva Doris Spotted Bird-Brockton, Montana and Ina Mae DriverFour Bears, ND, Brother– Leonard Good Bird-Rapid City, South Dakota. His companion-Ida Cantrell-Poplar, Montana. His

many nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great-grandchildren whom he loved dearly.

He is preceded in death by his parents; Helen and Benjamin Good Bird; Son, Byron Good Bird; Brothers; Emery and

Herman Good Bird; Sisters; Betty Ann Black Dog and Darlene Finley.

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Obituary

Celebration of Life

Arnold Good Bird Sr.

“Walks Along Side of the Hill”

July 18, 1944~September 26, 2021

Wake Services:

Wednesday, September 29, 2021

Funeral Services:

Friday, October 1, 2021 at 10am

Poplar Cultural Center at 7pm MTN

Water Chief Hall, Mandaree, ND

Poplar, Montana

A boxed lunch will be shared following the

final review before leaving for the cemetery.

Thursday, September 30, 2021 at 5pm

Water Chief Hall, Mandaree, ND

Services Rendered by:

Pastor Kevin Finley

Music:

Myron Spotted Bird & Neal Hale

Senior Pallbearer:

Active Pallbearers:

Jordan Chase

James Chase Jr.

Skylar Chase

Jastyn Good Bird

Rick Dionne Jr.

Jerrold Finley

Emerson Boyd

Donovan Abby

Orville Fox

Eulogy:

Kenedee, Damya & Asjha

Aron Abby

Honorary Pallbearers:

Larry Burshia, Tom Wells, Neal Hale, Darrick Bell, Donny Dickens, Kelly

Spotted Bear, Spencer Wilkinson Jr., Adrian & Peggy Ireland, Snow

Rattling Thunder, Cynthia Fredericks Danks and His many friends from

the Fort Peck Reservation

Burial:

Independence Cemetery

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME.

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Obituary

Lonnie Lee Charging was born on September 27, 1971 to Lydia Hosie and Leonard Charging Sr., in Minot, ND.

He attended school in White Shield and Mandaree, then moved to Montana to attend the Kicking Horse Job Corps, where he

learned the trade of being a heavy equipment operator.

As a young boy Lonnie lived with his grandma Susie and enjoyed traditional dancing with his dad.

As a young man Lonnie enjoyed working as a Mandaree Volunteer firefighter and would always share his many memories

of his fellow firefighters and their adventures.

Lonnie also enjoyed working as pow wow security and with the Mandaree Earth Lodge Security. He loved target practice,

hunting, camping and fishing but recently took up the past time of feeding the birds.

Lonnie had a kind, generous soul and wouldn’t hesitate to help anyone in need whether it would be financial or just

lending a hand.

Lonnie was truly one of a kind and he will be missed by all who knew him.

On August 27, 2021 Lonnie was admitted to the Monument Hospital in Rapid City, SD. Due to complications with

pneumonia, he began his journey home on September 19, 2021.

Lonnie fought hard to stay with us, but he was tired.

Lonnie is preceded in death by his mother Lydia Hosie Charging, Father Leonard “Leon” Charging Sr., Brother Leonard

Charging and grandmother Susie.

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Obituary

Remembered With Love

Lonnie Lee Charging

September 27, 1971~September 19, 2021

Funeral Services:

Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021 at 4pm

Viewing:

Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021 1 pm-3 pm

Fulkerson/Stevenson Funeral Home

Fulkerson/Stevenson Funeral Home

304 4th Ave. NE Watford City, ND

304 4th Ave. NE Watford City, ND

Senior Pallbearer:

Officiant:

Truman Savery

Thorton Jude Fox

Active Pallbearers:

Daniel Mischel

Malachi Mischel

Coty Deines

Eugene Richmond

Christopher Rondestvedt

Josh Chandler

Honorary Pallbearers:

Leo Arguella

Mike Uit Deflesch Chris Newman

Curtis Singh

Emilio Arguello Jeremy Jacobs

Ken Jones

Tony IU

Rick Rondestvedt

Mandaree Volunteer Fire Department

Final Resting Place:

White Owl Cemetery

Independence, Mandaree, ND

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Obituary

Monica was born on April 19, 1951, in Elbowoods, ND to Olivia Two Crow and George Fox Jr. She attended Mandaree

School, then transferred to St. Joseph Indian School in Chamberlain, SD. She graduated from Marty High School in Marty,

South Dakota. She then went on to Beauty College in Jamestown, ND. Monica was a hard worker, she worked at the New

Town High School for nine years, then later worked at the Aging Services for six years. Monica had a passion for making

star quilts and sewing. She loved spending time with her grandchildren, family and friends. Her home away from home

was the Four Bears Casino where she was always with her sister, Zandra Fox, trying to win the big bucks. Monica and

Sandy, also known as the Little grandmas were inseparable, if you saw one of them the other was not far behind.

Their humor was unfiltered and hilarious to say the least. If you were in the room with them, you would certainly leave

with a belly ache from laughter. They had the ability to make light of even the hardest situation. They were honestly one

another’s better half.

Monica enjoyed watching old Western like Gunsmoke, Bonanza and the Rifleman. She loved to dance to Motown and

Western music. Her sense of humor always left everyone with a smile and the stories she told were unforgettable and

heartwarming. She always left a positive mark on everyone that crossed her path and helped others when it was needed.

Monica had a special place in her heart for her grandson David, their bond was an unspoken love but showed in many

ways, they always took care of each other. She was always there when David needed anything. He can recall to when she

would tuck him in snug, reassuring him he was safe, and he was loved. She loved feeding him his favorite egg sandwich and

ice tea. She was always his biggest fan, his defender, and his confident.

Monica had a unique way of caring for each one of her grandchildren with her warm love and silly nature. Little grandma

never missed a special occasion, birthday or holiday for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She took special care

of her youngest granddaughter Heaven Grace, she was grandma’s little boss and kept her on her toes.

Monica will always be remembered as a loving and caring mother, sister, aunt, grandmother and friend to all. She will be

greatly missed by all who knew her and loved her. Monica Kaye Fox (Good Medicine “Xubaari Caagic) 70, of New Town,

passed away on Saturday, September 18, 2021 at St. Alexis Hospital in Bismarck, North Dakota.

Monica is survived by her daughters; Winona (George) Goodleft and Heather Musil. Her grandchildren; David (Cylee)

Dobbs, Trey Brady, Morgan Brady, Payton Brady and Heaven Goodleft, Najai, Nytrice, Nycembi Paulson. Greatgrandchildren; Nakiah, Adria, Cashus and Cedar Dobbs. Adopted daughter; Dianne Primeaux, New Town, ND; Sisters;

Zandra (Curt) Fox, New Town, ND, Teresa Starr, Four Bears, ND, Carmen Fox, Garrison, ND, Jolene Fox-Burr, Garrison, ND,

Ardella Fox, New Town, ND, Brothers; Jeff Fox, Orville (Vickie) Fox New Town, ND. God-daughter, Shylene Lyson, New Town,

ND.

She is preceded in death by her mother, Olivia Eva Two Crow; father, George Fox Jr., son Sheldon Paulson; brothers; Daryl

Two Crow, David Fox, Gerald Fox, sister; Jody Fox-Gorman; nephew; Coulee D. Fox, granddaughter; Nycoy Paulson,

grandsons; Jaylen Bruce, Elk Leader Fimbres.

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In Loving Memory Of Monica Kaye Fox

“Xubaari Caagic” Good Medicine

April 19, 1951~September 18, 2021

Funeral Services:

Family Gathering & Viewing:

Wednesday, Sept. 22 2021 at 11:00 am

Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2021 from 3 to 7 pm

Thompson Funeral Home

Thompson Funeral Home

48 Northeast 3rd St. Garrison, ND

48 Northeast 3rd St. Garrison, ND

Senior Pallbearer:

Officiant:

George T. Goodleft

Rosie White Owl

Active Pallbearers:

David Dobbs

Tavaras Fimbres

Trey Brady

Morgan Brady

Nathaniel Fox

Caley Fox

Willow GoodBird

Neil Burr Jr.

Honorary Pallbearers:

Delma Fox, Ally Morgan, Margaret Switser, Iris

Jackson, Audrey Johnson, Steve Johnson, Phyllis

Lone Fight, Leona Sheets, New Town KDU, Nurses &

Doctors at St. Alexis, White Shield Ambulance EMT’s

and all her many friends she loved.

Final Resting Place:

Memorial Congregational Cemetery

West White Shield, ND

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Rosa Marie Winanz, “Mia-Zodaa” (Gray Woman), passed away on September 7, 2021. She was born on February 10, 1990

in Dickinson, North Dakota to Alousius Denby Winanz Sr., and Daisy Fragoza. She was the oldest of their three children.

In her younger years she attended school in Mandaree, North Dakota, she received her GED. Rosa lived a majority of her

life in Mandaree, she also lived in Bowling Green, Kentucky where her grandpa Venny worked. She also lived in Wichita,

Kansas with her grandma Manuela Garza with her relatives along with her siblings.

Rosa attended school while her mother attended technical college. Rosa “Bitsey” held various jobs throughout her young

adult life. Being her grandma Hope’s first grandchild she was spoiled by her and became her baby. She had special bonds

with all her grandma’s and grandpa’s. Her grandma Maxine Buffalo was her Godmother and her Godfather was Orville

Mandan, when she was baptized at the Mandaree Catholic Church.

When Rosa and her family lived with her grandma Norma “Babe” Staples in New Town, she was given the nickname “Maria

pumkinhead” by her grandma. When they lived in New Town, her mother would spend time with grandma Gilma Conko,

who also spoiled her. Bitsey, which was another nickname for Rosa. She had several grandma’s and grandpa’s close family

members that became very close and stayed close throughout her life.

She touched may lives with her kind heart and infection laugh. Her laughter could be heard across the room. She was

always smiling and joking with her friends and family. She cared so deeply about others and their troubles and was always

willing to help in any way she could. She was especially respected by the amount of loyalty she had for her friends and

family. Even in her hardest times she set aside her own problems and issues to help others with whatever they were going

through.

Rosa enjoyed going to the casino, driving around with friends, listening to music and “trying’ to dance. She also enjoyed

writing poems, a gift she shared along with her dad.

Loving Children: Genesis Joseph (Sheldon Houle) Robert and Gilma (twins), Venessa (Brandon Overlie)

Rosa was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents; Venancio Fragoza and Hope Bolman Fragoza; paternal

grandparents; Aloysis Winanz and Norma Staples; Father Denby Sr. and brother Wyatt Smith.

Survived by her sisters; Carmen Winanz (Ervin), Theola and Mercy White, brothers; Aloysius Winanz, Jorge Gonzales and

Martin Fragoza. Also by many aunties, uncles, nieces, nephews who loved her so much and were all very special to her.

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In Loving Memory

Rosa Marie Winanz

Mia-Zodaa “Gray Woman”

February 10, 1990~September 7, 2021

Funeral Services:

Wake:

Sunday, September 12, 2021 at 4:00 PM

At Water Chief Hall< Mandaree, ND

Officiating:

Father Roger Synek

Monday, September 13, 2021 at 10:00 AM

At Water Chief Hall, Mandaree, ND

Active Pallbearers:

Senior Pallbearer:

DeAnn Driver

Brad Bolman

Jonas Conko

AJ Jefferson

Kody Conko

Randal Duncan

Kolby Overlie

Brian “BJ” Zarazua Jr. Damon Hopkins

Honorary Pallbearers:

Kenny Grady

Gary Beston

Mark Hunts Along

Destiny Stevenson Kelc Danks

Wakiza Young Bird

Dylan Constello

Keith White Owl Jr. Monte Mckenzie

Crystal Deegan

Jackie Marvel

Cecelia Fox

Phyllis Smith

Interment:

Independence Cemetery

Services provided by Fulkerson/Stevenson's Funeral Home

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Our heartfelt Sympathies

and prayers goes out to

the family an relatives of

Dorian Kevin Ogden,

Rose Marie Winanz,

Monica Fox, Lonnie

Charging and Arnold

Good Bird on the loss of

their beloved ones.

Prayers and Comfort for

each and every one of you.

From Councilwoman Gladys

Turner~Lone Fight & Personnel.

Sherry

Amazing how mother nature changes the colors on trees I

took this picture in my back yard. The tree was shaped like a

cone.

Happy Birthday Wishes to Our Elders!!

Marlene Fox

Carol Newman

Nelson Bird Bear

Tana Marvel

Maxine Buffalo

Dan Hall

Thomas Beaks Sr.

Bonnie Hunts Along

Kathy Mann

* Please forgive us if we forgot to mention your name,

it was not done intentionally.