Articles from the November 2, 2019 edition
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Deer Camp at Friesner's Cabin
November mornings have turned chilly and crisp in the north woods of Minnesota. A pink-orange sunrise reveals a frost covered ground, as an icicle wind blows the last leaves clinging to the branches...
Hunting is a McMillin Family Tradition
by Jeff Olsen For most deer hunters, this is their favorite time of the year. They have their memories, photos, and hunting stories. That includes Harley McMillin, 58, who won't forget the 2018 rifle...
Meet a superlative student with some moxie
by Jeff Olsen Nolan Hanson is a typical Roseau High School junior. He wears a baseball cap just about everywhere except in the classroom and has this "aw shucks" smile. RHS Guidance Counselor Dan...
WRITE ON! How I Got My Dogs
Supporting our Roseau School Students. A peek into their lives in print. by Katherine Kennedy, English 7, Mrs. Didrikson It was a cold Friday night in October 2016, my dad had just arrived home from a... Full story
Roseau Woman Charged After Drug Sale
A Roseau, Minnesota woman is facing serious charges, following a drug sting operation in Williams. Twenty-five-year-old Krista Qualey of Roseau is facing serious drug charges following a sting...
Judge Declines GMR School District's Request To Dismiss
The Judge hearing the case in Roseau County District Court declined the Greenbush- Middle River School Districts request to dismiss the case. The hearing between the Middle River Annexation Property Owners Group and the GMR School District took...
Region Hunting Reports
Hunters help keep deer populations in line with population goals across the state, and wildlife managers report good opportunities to harvest deer. But they also caution hunters that scouting could be more important this year due to wet access and... Full story
It's the Seventh Inning Stretch in Life
In no particular order, it was baseball, boos, broads and boobs. Not having a TV, I missed it all - the booing and jeering of President Donald Trump, who only wanted to watch Game 5 of the World...
"You'd Better Be Ready!"
This past week (10/24/19) a dear friend of Julie and I left this earth without advanced notice. Karen Markstrom. Now we as, well as her family (especially her husband, Gary) are grieving her earthly... Full story
Do As We Say, Not As We Do
For anyone that lives North of Roseau it has to be hard to not feel like you have maybe been sacrificed for the good of the city of Roseau. The sheer volume of the water the east and west diversion ditches dump North of town is impressive. When one...
LOOKING BACK 40 years ago… Roseau Lions Club Gave A Special Award For Heroism To Gary Olson Of Roseau
5 years ago – Nov. 1, 2014 Roseau School Board candidates filing for open seats on the Roseau School Board were Katie Koch and Todd Brandt. 2014 RHS Hall of Fame inductees were Earl Anderson, G...
Doris Evangeline Kramer, 90
South Bend- Doris Kramer, 90, (December 7, 1928 - October 27, 2019) passed away Sunday at home cared for by family and supported by the Center for Hospice Care. Doris was born to the late Ernest &...
Lloyd Robert Ruud, 90
St. Pierre- Lloyd Robert Ruud, age 90 of St. Pierre, Manitoba and formerly of South Junction, passed away peacefully on October 24, 2019, at the St. Pierre Jolys Manitoba Nursing Home. Lloyd was born...
Jennie A. Nelson, 100
Roseau- Jennie A. Nelson passed away peacefully with her family by her side on October 25, 2019 at the LifeCare Roseau Manor at the age of 100. Jennie was born on December 18, 1918 in Salol, (Norland...
Lois Harriet Nystrom, 79
Roseau-Lois Harriet Nystrom was born on June 6, 1940 in Roseau to Harold and Alma (Hushagen) Bird. She attended school in Roseau, graduating from high school in 1958. Lois married Frank Nystrom on...
Karen Noreen Markstrom, 74
Roseau- Karen Noreen Markstrom was received into the loving arms of her Heavenly Father on October 24, 2019 at the age of 74. Karen Noreen Franks was born September 13, 1945 in Grafton, N.D., to... Full story
Hunter's Big Buck and Big Antler Contests
by Laurel Latham Streiff Sporting Goods Five miles west of Warroad and 17 miles east of Roseau along Highway 11, Streiff Sporting Goods' enormous log building is a hunter's paradise. Generously...
DEER HUNTING FORECAST - OPENING DAY WEATHER PREDICTION
Species: Whitetail Estimated Population: No estimate Fall 2018-'19 Harvest: 188,706 Overall Outlook: Barbara Keller, Big-game Program Supervisor for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, says 2019 hunting prospects look good, as most deer...
29 Facts Of Whitetail Deer
1. Deer have a four chambered stomach that allows them to digest tough plant foods. Deer eat quickly without much chewing of food. Later as they rest, they cough up their food and chew it. 2. A White tail deer uses it's tail to communicate with... Full story
Roseau High School Clay Target Team Fall Season report
by Larry Hosaluk The fall trap season ended with bluster Oct 21 as strong winds and cold temperatures again challenged the team’s athletes. Despite these conditions, and a season of unsettled weather, the national championship team finished strong a...
Section 8A CC Meet Lelia Johnson Advances to the State CC Meet!
by Randy Nelson On Friday, October 25, twenty-four teams from Section 8A showed up at Bagley’s Twin Pines Golf Course to decide who would represent the section in the State CC Meet at St. Olaf College in Northfield. The top 2 teams of 7 runners q...
Colds, flu, and other respiratory illnesses in adults
BY: Andrew Matthews MD MHA When you need antibiotics—and when you don’t. If you have a sore throat, cough, or sinus pain, you might expect to take antibiotics. After all, you feel bad, and you want to get better fast. But antibiotics don’t help most...
