Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Monday evening, Margie Anderson, Charlotte Koepplin and Ervin Longnecker were among the many who took 60th birthday greetings to Jimmy Indergaard at the community room at the Carrington City Library. All enjoyed a supper prepared and served by Jimmy's sisters Sharon, Fran and Ruth, sister-in-law Bobbi Jo, Aunt Vikki and nieces. Jimmy opened gifts and cards and smiled for the camera.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Charlotte Koepplin enjoyed the activities of corn harvest including a truck ride to the elevator. Nephew Todd wound up harvest on the Koepplin farm and moved on to the next and last fields.
Saturday, Bobbi Jo Indergaard drove Esther lndergaard to her dialysis appointment in Jamestown.
Margie Anderson enjoyed a visit from cousin Kathy Sampson Vetter on Thursday afternoon.
Sunday, Charlotte Koepplin and Leo and Janet Laube celebrated the Laubes’ belated birthdays and anniversary by chatting over dinner at the School House Cafe in Grace City.
Saturday, Ruth Braaten treated mom, Esther Indergaard, to a taco supper at Taco John's in Jamestown. Sunday afternoon Ruth and Esther did some shopping in Carrington.
Sunday, Ervin Longnecker, Merle and Sandy Longnecker and several of the late Harold and Elaine Wick family members enjoyed breakfast at the Eric and Lisa Longnecker home.
Thursday and Friday, Jimmy lndergaard visited his mother Esther at her home. Later on Friday he visited at the Mervin Indergaard home and enjoyed supper there.
Charlotte Koepplin was in Carrington Tuesday morning for an eye appointment. On Thursday she was a shopper in New Rockford and Devils Lake.
John and Kathleen Lee celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary Sunday Oct. 28th at the School House Cafe in Grace City. They enjoyed dinner and visited with several there.
Granddaughter Brittney Backer attended Sunday worship service at Trinity Lutheran Church in Carrington Sunday with grandmother Esther Indergaard .
Monday morning found Cory Jorgensen enjoying a cup of coffee at the Ervin Longnecker home.
Margie Anderson was a visitor at the Charlotte Koepplin home Saturday evening, bringing French toast and sausage and angel food cake, whipped topping and strawberries for supper.
Saturday visitor at the Ervin Longnecker home was Jimmy Indergaard. The fellas listened to the NRS vs. Thompson football game on the radio.
Sunday afternoon visitor at the Charlotte Koepplin home was Kathleen Lee.
Bob Longnecker either en-route to work in western North Dakota or from Minnesota stopped briefly at the Eric and Lisa Longnecker and Ervin Longnecker homes. He brought some mighty tasty favorite cinnamon rolls to share before heading back home.
