The 2013 Mandaree Celebration

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Country Road Chronicles Of West Segment
Published by Mandaree West Segment
Editor: Lovina Fox
Volume 3 Issue 7
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MANDAREE ND
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PERMIT NO. 2
August 2013
The 2013 Mandaree Celebration
Quotes for the Heart & Mind

“You can tell more about a
person by what he says about
others than you can by what
others say about him.”
~Anonymous~
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“Change does not change
tradition. It strengthens it.
Change is a challenge and an
opportunity; not a threat”.
~Prince Phillip of England~
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“The pessimist complains
about the wind. The optimist
expects it to change. The
leader adjusts the sails. ~John
Maxwell~
Inside This Issue:
Myron B. Johnson/Nathan Goodiron Post 271 and Post 271 Ladies Auxiliary escort Active duty
members; Michael Howe, Addison Baker. Pictured above wearing a white shawl is Gold Star Mother
Harriet Goodiron followed by other members of Post 271 Ladies Auxiliary.
Page 2: West
Representative Update
S e g m e n t Michael Howe & Addison Baker two fine
young men who serve our country were home
on leave during the 2013 Mandaree
Page 3: West Segment Elders
Celebration. Escorted by Myron B. Johnson/
Nathan Goodiron/Post 271 and Post 271
Page 5: 2013 Mandaree Celebration
Ladies Auxilary as an honor song was sung to
Page 6 & 7: Photos Mandaree Cele.
acknowledge these fine young men.
Page 8 & 9: Winners Mandaree Cele.
Page 14, 15: Obituaries
Page 22 & 23: Meal Site Menus
Later during the Mandaree Celebration family
members of Addison Baker and Michael Howe
honored their soldiers with a give away.
During the celebration a box was placed in
front of these two soldiers for the people to
offer a donation for their expenses.
Page 2.
Count ry Ro ad Ch ronicles of West Segment August 2013
West Segment Tribal Representative Update
Hello
Community will be able to provide for patients are as follows;
members
relatives.
and
Before
giving this update, I
would like to take a

ECG: Heart tracing.

Vital signs: heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, oxygen saturation.

Spirometry; measures air in lungs and how fast and how much a person
has.
moment to extend my
condolescence
and
sympathy
the
to
families and relatives of Anthony Hale Jr., James Hunts Along and
James “Bud” Hall Jr. My sympathy and condolescence to the
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Camera; looking at skin
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Otoscope: seeing ears, eyes, nose and throat,
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Stethascope; listening to lungs, heart, and abdomen.
family and relatives of Scott Eagle a former Tribal council All of these capabilities will be available to each of the listed segments,
member. A former Chairwoman of the Three Affiliated Tribes, where each clinic will give the provider real time video, audio and data
Alice Spotted Bear. This is always a hard time for everyone when transmitted to the clinic in New Town. The most beneficial part is that each
we lose relatives in our community and throughout our patient will be able to see and talk with providers from the Elbowoods Health
reservation.
Our children and students will be in school as of August 21st. I
Center in New Town. This will be a great benefit to all our community
members.
just want to remind drivers in our community to slow down when a The grand opening for the Mandaree Segment is scheduled to be on
Tuesday, August 27 at 1:00 p.m. at the Mandaree Clinic.
school bus is on the road picking up our kids.
On a positive note there will be grand openings for telemedicine During the grand opening we will have Dawn Berg, Elbowoods Memorial
at our out reach clinics within each segment of the reservation. I Health Center Chief Executive Officer, and Doctor Zane Rising Sun, the
will explain to you what telemedicine is an what it will provide to Chief Medical Officer for the Elbowoods Memorial Health Center and a
Health Board Representative will be present. I will also be present during
each of our tribal members within these segments.
Telemedicine is a service delivery network coordinated by a team
the grand opening.
of professionals. It bridges the distance between health center A ribbon cutting will take place at this time, and there will be demonstrations
primary care providers and the four segments; of Twin Buttes, of how Telemedicine works. I would like to invite all our community members
Parshall, White Shield and Mandaree all on the Fort Berthold to come and see how this telemedicine works an see how it will benefit
Reservation. Which will reduce the provider’s travel time, everyone.
reducing the expense of travel for patients and will provide more Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome to come and see
access for the patient.
what is available to you as a patient.
According to Dawn Berg, The Chief Executive Officer for the In next months’ update I will cover more in our community. On another
Elbowoods Health Center; telemedicine can include the patient’s positive note construction on the landscaping has started for the upcoming
family who can assist in the decision making process.
homes in Mandaree.
Telemedicine gathers and distributes patient medical information Thank you for being a good reader.
in real time over a secured network. The services telemedicine
Page 3.
Count ry Ro ad Ch ronicles of West Segm ent August 2013
Mandaree Elders Information
A new law regarding mandatory identity of the individual responsible for the alleged abuse or neglect.
reporting of abuse or neglect of
vulnerable adults is in effect as of Penalty:
August 1, 2013. The ND Department of  Any person required to report who willfully fails to do so is guilty
Human Services has created an
of an infraction and subject to a fine up to $1,000
educational fact sheet on this new law.
Definitions:
Who Must Report– Mandated Reporters:
Any of the following who provide healthcare or services to a
vulnerable adult:
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Clergy
caregiver
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Addiction counselor
dentist
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Dental hygienist
firefighter
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Family therapist
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“Abuse” means any willful act or omission of a caregiver or any
other person which results in physical injury, mental anguish,
unreasonable confinement, sexual abuse or exploitation, or
financial exploitation to or of a vulnerable adult.
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“Neglect” means the failure of a caregiver to provide essential
services necessary to maintain the physical and mental health of
a vulnerable adult, or the inability or lack of desire of the
vulnerable adult to provide essential services necessary to
maintain and safeguard the vulnerable adult’s own physical and
mental health.
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“Vulnerable adult” means an adult who has a substantial mental
or functional impairment.

“Substantial functional impairment” means a substantial
incapability, because of physical limitations, of living
independently or providing self-care as determined through
observation, diagnosis, evaluation, or assessment.

“Substantial mental impairment” means a substantial disorder of
thought, mood, perception, orientation, or memory that grossly
impairs judgment, behavior, or ability to live independently or
provide self-care as revealed by observation, diagnosis,
evaluation, or assessment.
emergency medical
personnel
hospital personnel
marriage therapist
medical examiner
Law enforcement officer
nurse
nursing home
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Mental health professional
optometrist
personnel
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Occupational therapist
physician
pharmacist
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Physical therapist
other professionals podiatrist

Social worker
chiropractor
Others Who May Report:
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Any other person may voluntarily report to the N.D. Department of
Human Services or to law enforcement/
What Must Be Reported:
A mandated reporter is required to report as soon as possible if, as a
result of information acquired by the reporter in his or her official or
professional capacity, the reporter:
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Has knowledge that a vulnerable adult has been subjected to abuse
or neglect; or
Observes a vulnerable adult being subjected to conditions or
circumstances that reasonably would result in abuse or neglect.
To view more information on Mandatory Reporting View the ND
Department of Human Services website at:
Dickinson Region: Rene Schmidt: 701.227.7582 or 888.227.7525
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Williston Region: Kayla Fenster: 701.774.4685 or 800.231.7724
http://www.nd.gov/dhs/services/adultsagaing/reporting.html
If the vulnerable adult is in immediate danger, please call law
enforcement immediately and then one of the numbers listed above. Fort Berthold Animal Control Contact Information.
Stray and feral pets are a constant concern on the Fort Berthold
What to Include in the Report: To the extent reasonably possible:
Reservation.
 Name, age, and residence address of the alleged vulnerable adult.
The Fort Berthold Animal Control will be open 8-4:30 Monday-Friday
 Name and residence address of the caregiver (if any).
and will have staff on call.
 Nature and extent of the alleged abuse or neglect or the conditions
Contact numbers for Animal Control Staff are:
and circumstances that would reasonably be expected to result in
Supervisor: Bruce Crowsheart: 701.421.1882
abuse or neglect.
2nd in Command: Travis Jensen: 701.421.1896
 Any evidence of previous abuse or neglect.

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Any other information that, in the reporter’s opinion, may be helpful in Dean Brady: 701.421.6127
establishing the cause of the alleged abuse or neglect and the
Brandy Halverson: 701.421.2624
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Country Road Chronicles of West Segment August 2013
2013 Mandaree Celebration Marks Another Year of Success!
This years 2013
Mandaree
Celebration
offered many
specials,
giveaways and
memorial feeds
to our visitors
and everyone
as well. 347
d a n c e r s
registered this
year with 24
drums. Many
dancers and
spectators came
from all over Indian country to enjoy this year’s celebration which began on
Thursday evening when the 2013 Committee members held their giveaways. This
year’s committee members were as follows; President: Roseann Johnson
Vice President: Tom Demaray
Secretary: Eldora Poitra
Treasurer: Cecelia Fox
Flag Bearer: James Johnson
Announcer: Trena Baker
Drum Keeper: Denver Spotted Bear
Arena Director: Wendall White and Lloyd Vigen
Head Woman Dancer: Jade Robertson
Head Man Dancer: Darian St. Pierre
One of the many highlights of this year’s celebration was
the drum contest, which was held in honor of West
Segment Community for visiting drums only with prize
monies totaling $20,000. With monies added to the drum
contest which totaled $31,000. The committee also had
a drum split of $10,000.
The visiting drums that participated and won the drum
contest were as follows;
1st– Buckwild from Chinli, AZ
2nd– White Fish Jrs.
3rd– Iron Boy, Minneapolis, MN
4th– Battle River, Red Lake, MN
5th– Indian Creek, Red Lake, NN
6th– Fort Peck Sioux Poplar, MT
7th– Eyabay, Red Lake, MN
A singing contest in memory of Polly Monogram which
was sponsored by Evangeline Monogram, she put her
portion of the $10,000 toward the singing contest. There
Jr. Princess: Tessa Holds The Enemy
Emcees: Lawrence Baker, Charlie Moran. Color Guard: Myron B. Johnson Nathan were four consolation winners; Eagle Feather, Wahpe
Goodiron Post 271 Auxilary. Friday afternoon was the first grand entry at the 2013 Kute, Native Soul and 3 Mile Creek. Pictured below is
M a n d a r e e Evangeline Monogram with her giveaway.
Celebration.
T h i s
celebration
could
not
take place if
it wasn’t for
all the drum
groups. This
years host
drums were
Mandaree,
Oakdale and
Young Bear.
Sr. Princess: Sierra Little Swallow
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More Specials & Honoring's At The 2013 Mandaree Celebration
Karen Walks place 1st in the Women’s Veteran Special
An honoring took place for one of our active duty servicemen Addison
Baker, Addison is the son of Juanita Baker. He is escorted by Henry Young sponsored by Delma Fox and family.
Bird and Clement Baker followed by his immediate family members. His
mother Juanita and his aunt Roberta Baker had a giveaway for him.
Head woman dancer Jade Robertson had a Women’s jingle
dress special in her honor. Pictured above are her two
grandmothers; on your left; Lyda Bearstail and her grandmother
on the right is Elaine Robertson followed by other family
Another honoring took place for one of our active duty servicemen, Michael members. Winners for special were as follows; 1st– Thea
Howe whose the son of Delma Fox and the late Melvin Fox. Michael is McCloud from Hanah, Washington. 2nd– Earetha Good Strike
escorted by his relatives from the Crow Nation. With his mother Delma and from Alberta, Canada and 3rd– Rae Dawn Bison from Ocean
family members follow behind him.
Man, Sask.
Delma Fox also sponsored a Veterans Men’s & Women’s Special in
Memory of her son D.J. Fox. All Veterans were invited to dance with and
without regalia. The winners are as follows: 1st– Aaron Abby-U.S. Army,
2nd– Will Reeves, U.S.M.C., 3rd– Will Smith-U.S. Army. The women
Veteran winners were: 1st– Karen Walks, 2nd-Angel Young, 3rd– Colleen
Caplin.
Another special that was held in honor of Sierra Little Swallow
was a Women’s/Traditional/Fancy Shawl dance special the
winners for that special were as follows; 1st– Josie Bird, 2nd–
Amber Buffalo, 3rd– Della Big Hair Stump, 4th-Urseloria Kanuho.
Continue on next pg.
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Special & Honorings At The 2013 Mandaree Celebration
In another Special that was held during the 2013 Mandaree
Celebration was an Old Style Women’s Jingle which was in honor
of Roseann Johnson this year’s committee President. This special
was sponsored by her children. In the picture above Roseann
selected the winner of her special and gave her a hug. 1st– Deann
Derosee,2nd-Deann Driver, 3rd– Fallon Jo Easphappie, 4thNorma Flying Horse, 5th-Tawny Growing Thunder.
Another Special was in honor in Tessa Holds The Enemy, The
2013 Jr. Princess. Tessa favored the fancy shawl dancers so she
wanted a fancy shawl special. We have a picture of the winners ;
sorry we were unable to get their names. Tessa is pictured on your
left and the second to the last dancer on the right is Allison
Bearstail. Other names of the dancers were not available.
Another highlight of the Celebration was a Grass Dance Special held in
honor of Dean Bear’s great-great grandfather, the late Douglas Standish.
This special was sponsored by Mabel Bear Charging and family. It was
requested by this family that this contest be open to visitors only. So no
Fort Berthold dancers participated only the visitors. The drums used for
this special were Iron Boy and Battle River. One of the judges who
selected the winner asked for the crowds help the 1st place– Jason Cook
from White Lightening, So.Dak. 2nd– Brian Thunder from Minn., Alex
Gray from Fort Hall, Idaho.
As part of this the family also had a giveaway and made it known to the
public that In memory of Douglas Standish Dean Bear will carry his flag.
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2013 Mandaree Celebration
A Team dance special was held in Memory of Teddy Star this special was sponsored by Lloyd Vigen Family. This special was open
to adult men’s and women’s team dance. Pictured above are the
winners for this special to your left is Buck Spotted Tail and the
center Rusty Gillette and on his right is Wylie Bearstail. These
dancers stole the show with their team style and keeping in step
with each other.
Pictured are some traditional dancers who participated in the
team dance contest.
As you can see the arena was full of singers all in a circle these are the
singers who participated in the drum contest sponsored by West Segment.
Another special that
was held during the
celebration was
sponsored by the 2013
Mandaree Committee
was a three legged
race which was open
to the visiting drums.
This special had the
crowd laughing and
many were getting excited as the singers found their way to make it around
the bowery. Winners were; 1st– Indian Creek, 2nd– HEMAZA 3rd– Makpea
Maza
and
4th—White
Fish
Jrs.
consolation
winners; Little
Wind and Ho
Chunk Station.
Page 8.
2013 Mandaree Celebration Winners
Men’s Golden Age:
2nd– Amber Buffalo, Bismarck, ND
1st– Daryl Bearstail, Bismarck, ND
3rd– Thea McCloud, Harrah, WA
2nd– Butch Gillette, Beaver Creek, ND
4th– Orrie Little Sky, Morley, AB
3rd– Walter Old Elk, Crow Agency, Mt
5th– Vikki Joe, Montezuma, UT
4th– Johnny Smith– Minneapolis, MN
6th– Rochelle Bullhead, Fort Yates, ND
5th– Crazy Horse Bison, Ocean Man, Sask
Women’s Fancy:
6th– Doug Fuhrman, White Earth, MN
1st-Urseloria Kanuho, Tuba City, AZ
Women’s Golden Age:
2nd– Jocey Bird, Brookings, SD
1st– Karen Walks, New Town, ND
3rd– Tata Roberts, Ada, OK
2nd– Madelyn Goodwill, Sioux Falls, SD
4th-Nakita Bearstail, Bismarck, ND
3rd– Veronica Serdahl, Mandaree, ND
5th– Gracie Her Many Horses, New Town, ND
4th– Yvonne Chase, New Town, ND
6th– Desirae Red House, Mesa, AZ
5th– Delores Hayes, Rapid City, SD
Women’s Jingle:
6th– Vera King Bird, Bemija, MN
1st-Winona King Bird, Wahpeton, ND
Men’s Traditional:
2nd– RaeDawn Bison, Regina, Sask
1st– Novi Runs Above, Thunder Valley, SD
3rd– Tonia Jo Hall, Fort Yates, ND
2nd– Chaske LeBlanc, Lower Sioux, MN
4th– Fallon Jo Eashappie, Hayes, MT
3rd– Donovan Abbey, Mandaree, ND
5th– Bridget Eagle Speaker, Lacey, WY
4th– Richard Street, Spirit Lake, ND
6th– Tahnee Baker, Chandler, AZ
5th-Russell McCloud, Harrah, WA
Teen Girl’s Jingle:
6th– Rueben Crow Feather Jr. Prior Lake, MN
1st– Rebekah Tate, Apache, OK
Men’s Grass:
2nd– Shaydee Pretends Eagle, Bismarck, ND
1st– Rusty Gillette, Falls Church, VA
3rd-Kia McCloud, Harrah, WA
2nd-Wylee Bearstail, Bismarck, ND
4th-Eartha Good Striker, Saddle Lake, CA
3rd– Jason Cook, Iron Lightening, SD
5th– Nikki Joe Mays, Crow Agency, MT
4th– Buck Spotted Tail, Sioux Falls, SD
6th-Sunshine Hayes, Rapid City, SD
5th-Bryson Rabbitt, Calgary, AB
Teen Girl’s Traditional:
6th– Trae Little Sky, Brookings, SD
1st– Wakan Yu BedeceWin Mckay, Sioux Valley, CA
Men’s Fancy:
2nd-Danetda Brown, Pipestone, MB
1st– Spike Draper, Kirkland, NM
3rd-Areius Benton, Hayward, WI
2nd– Jazz Bearstail, Bismarck, ND
4th– Elyza Robertson, Mandaree, ND
3rd– Isaiah Bob, Montezuma, UT
5th-Shanice Village Center, Cannonball, ND
4th-Terrance Cleveland, Lyndon Station, WI
6th– Kayjah Twin, Hardin, Mt
5th-Dwight White Buffalo, Watonca, OK
Teen Girl’s Fancy:
6th– Courtney Hayes, Rapid City, SD
1st-Sondi Philips, Fort Yates, ND
2nd– Cornel Gillette, Falls Church, VA
Women’s Traditional:
1st– Tasha Goodwill, Sioux Falls, SD
3rd– Shawna Robertson, Poplar, MT
4th– Amayon Little Wolf, Bemidji, MN
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2013 Mandaree Celebration Winners Cont.
5th– Madison Bearstail– Bismarck, ND
2nd– David Cleveland, Lyndon Station, WI
6th– Taty Brown, Pipestone, MB
3rd– Izocyoc Bob, Montezamarch, UT
Teen Boy’s Fancy:
4th-Mabdhi Baker, New Town, ND
1st-Koy Bearstail-Sioux Falls, SD
5th– Landon Bob, Montezamarch, UT
2nd– Delano Cleveland, Lyndon Station, WI
6th– Wanbdi Chaske, Spirit Lake, ND
3rd– Kasen Street, St. Michaels, ND
Jr. Girls Traditional:
4th– Terence Brown Jr., Pipestone, MB
5th-Brent Bob, Gallup, NM
1st– Sparrow Little Sky, Morley, Alberta
6th– Darian Brown, Pipestone, MB
3rd– Lee Lee Baker, Mandaree,ND
Teen Boy’s Traditional:
1st– Cameron Chaske, Spirit Lake, ND
2nd– Tristan Lasley, Tama IA
3rd– Lakota Little Sky, Kyle, SD
4th– Tristan Uses Arrow, Cannonballl, ND
5th– Brand White Eyes, Kyle, SD
6th– Red Bear McCloud, Harrah, WA
Teen Boy’s Grass:
1st-Misum Mills, Thunder Valley
2nd– Casey Smith, Red Lake, MN
3rd– Theo Claymore, Mandaree, ND
4th– Marshall Baker, Chandler, AZ
5th– Arrowheart Iron Cloud, Box Elder, SD
6th– Saunders Young Bird, Fort Yates, ND
Jr’ Boys Traditional:
1st– T.J. Good Nature, Fort Yates, ND
2nd– Jonah Jackson, Spirit Lake, ND
3rd– Aidian Buffalo St. John, Bismarck, ND
4th– Lincoln King Bird, Wahpeton, ND
5th– Terry Brown Otter Jr., Fort Yates, ND
6th– Bayzel Spotted Wolf, Poplar, MT
Jr. Boys’ Grass:
1st-George Gillette, Falls Church, VA
2nd– Hunter Street, St. Michaels, ND
3rd– Dowen Simpson, Lame Deer, MT
4th– J. T. Largo, Bismarck, ND
5th– Danny Boy Iron Cloud, Bismarck, ND
6th– Rusty McCloud, Harrah, WA
Jr. Boys Fancy:
1st– Buster Cleveland, Lyndon Station, WI
2nd– Nai Nai Wyles, Crow Agency, MT
4th– Sarah Stearns, Leesburg, FL
5th– Selma Ruiz, Bismarck, ND
6th– Gracie King, Lame Deer,MT
Jr.Girl’s Fancy:
1st– Eahtosh Bird, Brookings,SD
2nd-Julie Flying Horse, Mandaree,ND
3rd– Tamyah Eashappie, Carry The Kettle, Canada
4th-Verna Alex, Spirit Lake, ND
5th– Stacey Stearns, Leesburg, FL
6th– Jessie Brown Otter, Mclaughin, SD
Jr. Girls Jingle:
1st– Teyah Uses Arrow, Cannonball, ND
2nd– Haley Bearstail, New Town, ND
3rd– Allison Bearstail, Bismarck, ND
4th– Coral Bentin, L.C.O.WI
5th-Keel Kanuho, Tuba City, AZ
6th– Sapphire LaBlanc, Fort Yates, ND
New 2014 Mandaree Celebration Committee:
President– Kaden Bolman
Jr. Princess: Jalyse Bjor
Vice President– Miranda Johnson
Arena Director: Loren Fox
Secretary– Aspen Grady
Treasurer– Nancy Lincoln
Flag Bearer– Jazz Bearstail
Drum Keeper-Kayden Standish
Announcer: Charles Moran
Head Woman Dancer: Harriet Robertson
Head Man Dancer: Elmer Flying Horse Jr.
Sr. Princess: Jerilane Lincoln
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2013 Mandaree Celebration Dancers
Page 11.
Veterans Special In Regalia & Without Regalia
Page 12.
Living A Good Life
The Bible is full of good instructions on how to
live a good and peaceful life which must be
practiced on a daily basis. Proverbs 4:22, 23.
For they are life to those who find them, healing
and health to all their flesh. Keep and guard
your heart with all vigilance and above all that
you guard, for out of it flow the springs of life.
(Amplified Bible)
7. These woman are always learning, but they can never arrive at an
understanding of the truth.
This is how we stay healthy and strong, by casting down all vain and
negative thoughts. II Corinthians 10:5 [Inasmuch as we] refute
arguments and theories and reasoning’s and every proud and lofty
things that sets itself up against the [true] knowledge of God; and we
lead every thought and purpose away captive into the obedience of
Christ (the Messiah, the Anointed One).
10. But you have paid attention to my teaching, conduct, purpose,
faithfulness, patience, love, and endurance.
8. These people oppose the truth in the same way that Jannes and
Jambres opposed Moses. Their minds are corrupt and their faith is
counterfeit.
9. But they won’t get very far. Their foolishness will become obvious to
everyone like those others.
11. You have seen me experience physical abuse and ordeals in
places such as Antioch, Iconium, and Lystra. I put up with all sorts of
abuse, and the Lord rescued me from it all!
12. In fact, anyone who wants to live a holy life in Christ Jesus will be
From that moment you wake up are your thoughts consumed with the harassed.
daily tasks and deadlines that must be met? Are you anxious and 13. But evil people and swindlers will grow even worse, as they
worrisome over the pending doctor appointment or ready to confront a deceive others while being deceived themselves.
serious matter? Corinthians tells us to cast down those thoughts,
instead we need to reflect on the goodness and mercy of the Creator, 14. But you must continue with the things you have learned and found
who already knows and orchestrated our daily lives, but we must first convincing. You know who taught you.
seek His guidance and will for our life. This is called “Faith”, Faith in 15. Since childhood you have known the holy scriptures that help you
God who already has our future mapped out for us, His perfect plan to be wise in a way that leads to salvation through faith that is in Christ
Jesus.
for Victory and not defeat.
We are in the midst of a rapidly changing society, but the Word of God 16. Every scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for
never changes. II Timothy 3 warns of the last days. (Common English showing mistakes, for correcting, and for training character,
Bible)
17. so that person who belongs to God can be equipped to do
everything that is good.
1. Understand that the last days will be dangerous times.
2. People will be selfish and love money. They will be the kind of
people who brag and who are proud. They will slander others, and
they will be disobedient to their parents. They will be ungrateful,
unholy,
We must and need to develop all the character of goodness to fight off
the ever changing environment or be consumed and live a defeated
tormented life.
I pray you will guard your heart and mind against such things as
3. Unloving, contrary, and critical. They will be without self-control Timothy mentioned and prepare your hearts and minds for the
“Greater” things of the Lord.
and brutal, and they won’t love what is good.
4. They will be people who are disloyal, reckless, and conceited. Amen.
They will love pleasure instead of loving God.
Pastor Elise Packineau
5. They will look like they are religious but deny God’s power. Avoid Mandaree Hidatsa Church
people like this.
6. Some will slither into households and control immature women
who are burdened with sins and driven by all kinds of desires.
Be Rich In What Matters To God
A passage in the Gospel of Luke tells of
Jesus warning us to guard against all
greed.
Page 13.
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Begins Construction
on Fellowship Hall & Camp Lodges In Mandaree
The Passage follows:
Someone in the crowd said to him,
“Teacher, tell my brother to share the
inheritance with me.” He replied to him,
“Friend, who appointed me as your
judge and arbitrator?” Then he said to
the crowd, “Take care to guard against
all greed, for though one may be rich,
one’s life does not consist of possessions.” Then Jesus told this
parable. There was a rich man whose land produced a bountiful
harvest? And he said, “This is what I shall do: I shall tear down my In June 2013 Schoenrock Sons Inc., began construction on the
barns and build larger ones. There I shall store all my grain and other Fellowship Hall and Camp Lodges at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
goods and I shall say to myself, “Now, as for you, you have so many
located east of Mandaree, North Dakota.
good things stored up for many years, rest, eat, drink, be merry!”
This is the same company that designed and built the new St.
But God said to him, “You fool, this night your life will be demanded of
you; and the things you have prepared, to whom will they belong? Anthony Catholic Church in 2006. The Fellowship Hall and Camp
Thus will it be for the one who stores up treasures for himself but is Lodges are being constructed in a similar fashion as the new
Church, that is, the exterior sides will be earth-bermed and the
not rich in what matters to God.” (Luke 12:13-21).
Jesus says to be rich in what matters to God….what does matter to
God? I do not think we are necessarily rich in what matters to God
because we have a big house, nice car, and a lot of money and
material goods. Likewise, God does not so much care if we finish first
or last in a marathon, win or lose at Bingo, or can drive fast on our
bike or horse. What matters is that we are rich in love and
compassion and that we are generous and kind, as God was
generous to each of taking up the cross to redeem us of our sins.
interior will contain circular wood columns to support the wood roof
decking, similar to the interior of an earth lodge.
The Fellowship Hall will contain a kitchen and large gathering area
to support various events such as wakes and funerals, overflow
areas for funerals, luncheons/giveaways, spiritual retreats, activity
and eating area for Christian Life Camp, Christmas parties, after
Mass gatherings, baptisms, weddings, confirmations, graduations,
and I am sure numerous other uses will be discovered.
A way to gauge whether we are adhering to God’s message of being There will be 8 Camp Lodges which will be used for Christian Life
rich in what matters to God is to reflect upon what we would want Camp, spiritual retreats, and other uses will likely come about.
people to remember us by.
Each lodge will hold 7-8 bunk beds which can accommodate 100+
What would we want written on our tombstone that sums up Our life plus kids and counselors. There will be a bathroom, with shower,
in a phrase. Would we want it to say, “Wow, he had a big fancy connected to each Lodge.
house”, or “Wow, she was so good looking,” or “Wow, his Masarati
The estimated completion date of construction on these buildings is
does 185”….as a lyric brags in a popular song of the 70’s.
late fall, though interior work may continue into the winter months.
Wouldn’t we rather have our tombstone say something such as, “This
man was the most generous, kind-hearted person I have ever Lisa DeVille
known”, or “She was a woman of great compassion and mercy”, or Mandaree, ND
“Christ’s joy shown forth from the depth of this man’s very being.”?
I think we would desire the latter types of phrases and we can make it
Father Paul Eberle and Schonenrock Sons Inc., will select the
happen by cooperating with God’s grace in our life. By praying daily,
“Lord make me more like you, help me to be an instrument of your location of a full basketball court to the St. Anthony Catholic
grace in the world.”
Church for the children. This was donated by the DeVille
The Lord desires nothing more than to answer such prayers! Amen. family. The basketball court will be constructed after the
God bless all of you!
Father Paul Eberle
St. Anthony Catholic Church Mandaree, North Dakota
construction of the dormitories and hall are completed. A thank
you to the DeVille Family for their donation on behalf of the
children.
Page 14.
Obituary
In Loving Memory of Anthony Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska.
Hale Jr. “ Charging Buffalo”
He moved to New Town, ND in the early 80’s and
remained there until he was hospitalized at the VA Hospital
Anthony Elwood Hale Jr. “Charging at Fargo, ND in October 2011 until his death early
Buffalo” was born on January 19, Saturday morning, July 27, 2013.
1948 at Elbowoods, North Dakota
Anthony Jr., enjoyed most spending time with his family
the son of Anthony Hale Sr.”Stabs
and friends, especially his grandsons, loved pow wows,
the White Man” and Martha Lone
rodeos, ranching and professional sports. He was a
Fight-Hale “One Woman”. He was
member of St. Anthony Catholic Church, Life time member
a child of the Water Buster and a
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars 9061, and Post #271
Low Cap Clan.
Mandaree, North Dakota and Vietnam Veterans of
He was raised in the Independence community and was America. He valued his Mandan & Hidatsa cultural an
educated in Mandaree Public School. He was a star athlete traditional ways and participated in Traditional
participating in basketball, track and cross country. He was an Ceremonies.
exceptional dynamic person known for his hilarious sense of
He is survived by one son, Melvin (Geneva) Hale of
humor, stories, wit and had a nickname for everyone.
Bismarck, daughters; Elda Lenore Hale of Bismarck, ND;
Anthony was a Vietnam War combat soldier. He enlisted in the Renae Lynn Hale and Avalon Hale both of Mandaree, ND
United States Army Branch of the Military in late 1960’s as a Three grandsons; Troy Hale, Tristan Hale and Matthew
teenager and was deployed to Southeast Asia on a combat Hale. Sisters; Brenda Hale and Avalon Hale both of
mission serving as a proud member of the 101st Airborne Mandaree, ND, brothers; Leonard (Lois) Hale and James
Division. He served his country honorably. His bravery during the (Donita) Hale, both of Mandaree, ND, Auntie; Mabel Lone
Vietnam War earned him six medals of valor & honor including Fight-Henry of New Town, ND and numerous nieces/
the Bronze Star and Purple Heart and many letters of nephews, cousins, aunts/uncles, grandchildren, great
Commendation. The result of his Citations remained with him grandchildren and in-laws.
throughout his lifetime. He stated, “All of you who know me,
Preceding Anthony Jr. in death were his parents, Sister;
knew I lived my life as a wounded soldier; this is who I AM”.
Garcia Lee White Bear and “Moving Woman” & Theodora
After the war, he attended Law School in Oakland, California “Teddi” Star “Blue Blossom”. Brother Bernard Nathan Hale
upon completion he returned to Mandaree and began his 25 “Young Eagle” & Niece: Danielle “Dani” Twiss “One
year career with the Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Court; he was Woman”.
the tribal prosecutor and public defender before being elected in
Maternal grandparents: Theodore “Lone Fight” & Mary
early 80’s as Chief Judge of the Three Affiliated Tribes. He was a
(Young Bird) Lone Fight “Cedar Woman”.
member of the North Plains Intertribal Court of Appeals
(NPITCA) serving as an Appellant Judge, a position he held after Paternal grandparents: William Hale “Big Voice” & Tribly
retiring from the Tribal Court. NPITCA is a consortia court that LaPlante “White Woman”.
hears appeals from 7 different Indian Tribes in the states North
Page 15.
Obituary
In Loving Memory Of
Anthony Elwood Hale Jr. (65)
“Charging Buffalo”
Born: January 19, 1948 – Departed this world: July 27, 2013
Wake Services:
Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at 5:00 p.m.
Mandaree Publice School
Mandaree, North Dakota
Funeral Services:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 10:00 a.m.
Mandaree Public School
Senior Pallbearer
Orville Fox (Water Buster Clan)
Officiating:
Father Paul C. Eberl
Pastor Phillip Fox
Music:
Pastor Phillip Fox
Honor Songs & Veterans Song & Going Away song:
Little Shell Singers
Military Rites:
Commander, Nathan Paul Goodiron
Active Pallbearers
Brandon Hand
John Twiss
Dion Standish
Charles Lloyd Vigen Fred Hale James Hale Jr.
Rodney Hale
Charles Robert Hale
Gordon Hale Jordan Hale Anthony White Bear Sr.
Honorary Pallbearers:
VFW Post #9061 & Post #271
Interment:
St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery
Page 16.
Obituary
In Loving Memory of James Hunts cooking channels for new ideas and recipes to try and always had
Along “Leaning on a Tree”
his grandchildren trying new things too.
James Hunts Along, (“Leaning on a He was very proud of his grandchildren and loved spending time
Tree”), was born on January 20, with all of them. He was the best “Papa” a child could have. James
1961 in Watford City, ND, to Matthew was very close with all his nieces and nephews and had a very
and Blanche (Wolfe) Hunts Along. special bond with all of them. You would often see him with his
His maternal grandparents were nephew Jordan who he took as his own son.
Pearl Medicine Crow and George
James was a kind hearted man with the best sense of humor. He
Wolf Sr. His paternal grandparents
could bring a smile to anyone’s face by cracking a joke at a serious
were May Hunts Along and John
moment to make light of the situation. He was a very outgoing
Sitting Crow Sr.
person that could spark up a conversation with anyone wherever
James was a member of the he went. He also spoke the Hidatsa language fluently. Shortly
Dripping Dirt Clan and a Child of the Knife Clan. James grew up in before his passing, James told his children who he wanted for his
Mandaree with his parents and siblings until the passing of his mother Active Pallbearers and his wish is being carried out.
when he was a young boy. He then was raised by his grandfather George
Wolf Sr. He had many fond memories of that time in his life.
James peacefully entered the spirit world on July 30, 2013 in
Bismarck, North Dakota surrounded by his children and family. He
He attended school at Mandaree School and participated in basketball. He will be greatly missed by all you knew him.
later received his GED and moved to Fargo to attend Moler Barber
He is survived by his children Blanche Cecilia Hunts Along,
College of Hair.
Kassondra Rose Hunts Along, Jonathan James Hunts Along, and
In 1981 he met Cheryle Good Bird and together they had 3 children of Jordan “Jordy” Hunts Along. Sisters; Bonnie and Lorna Hunts
whom he loved dearly. James held many jobs throughout his life that took Along, Brother Mathew Hunts Along Jr. All of Mandaree, Aunt
him all over the country. He was a firefighter with a crew from Fort Wanda Wolf and Grandmother Lyda Bearstail, (whom he
Berthold that was also one of the first Native American crews. He also affectionately referred to as his Grand MaMa), Nieces, Nephews
lived and worked with his brother Jerome in Minneapolis, MN. One of the and Grandchildren, Kaydence Jazzlynn Hunts Along, Terrel James
jobs James loved the most was Seismic graphing. He said the best part of Lassine Diarra & Pierston Daniel George Hunts Along, Natrace,
that job was traveling and meeting lifelong friends. After moving home he Niyonna, Joel, Jowan, Gisele, Ever, Dawson, Kara, Quinten,
worked at Mandaree School and Mandaree Solid Surface. James also Daysin, Adrianna, Cole, Emberlee, Kaydryn, Enavay & Avaya
worked with the Tribes West Segment hauling water and later as security. Canyon and Jesu Young Bird.
He was an all around guy and there wasn’t much he couldn’t do or hadn’t
done in his life. He worked right up until his health prevented him from
doing so. James loved being outdoors. He planted many gardens in his
life and always made time for fishing. He was also a very good cook it was
something he enjoyed doing. You could always find him watching the
He was preceded in death by his Parents, Grandparents and
Brothers, Richard and Jerome.
Page 17.
Obituary
Celebrating the Life of James Hunts Along
“Leaning on a Tree”
January 20, 1961– July 30, 2013
Wake Services:
5:00p.m.-Sunday, August 4, 2013
Mandaree School, Mandaree, ND
Funeral Services:
10:00a.m.-Monday, August 5, 2013
Mandaree School, Mandaree, ND
Officiating:
Father Paul of St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Interment:
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Cemetery
Rural Mandaree, ND
Senior Pallbearer:
Marty Young Bear
Active Pallbearers:
David Charging
Tony Johnson
Donald Young Bird
Henry Young Bird Jr.
Colter Crows Heart
Terry Mason
Travis Fox
Kelly Spotted Bear
Clayton Young Bear, Verna Sitting Bear, KDU Staff, Dicky Grinnell
Jon S., Adeleide Baker, Jubal Bear, Robbie Iron Boulder, Murphy Young Bird,
Tracy Wounded Face, Manuel Chase, Joann Cummings, Ed Schommer,
Tony Huber, Caroline Schommer, James Wicker, James Dubois, Malen Gunn,
Jeff Smith, Bruce Fox, Chris Fox, Darwin Driver, Sam White Owl, Daryl Cummings
All His Many Other Friends and Relatives
Page 18.
Obituary
Remembering the life of
Bud….
James “Bud” Hall Jr., (Traveling
Lightening) was born April 9,
1925 in Elbowoods, North
Dakota to James Hall Sr., and
Sarah (Fredericks) Hall.
He entered the spirit world on
August 7, 2013 in Glendive, MT,
where he had resided for the
past 11 years. Bud was a member of the Low Cap Clan and
child of the Dripping Dirt Clan. He was also a member of the
Three Affiliated Tribes.
Bud attended school in Elbowoods, and grew up on the family
ranch on the Little Missouri and Moccasin Creek. He later joined
the Navy in April of 1944, bravely and honorably serving his
Country in WWII from April 17, 1944 to June 7, 1946. After the
Navy, he was employed with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and
the Mandaree School, where he made a positive impression on
many faculty and students.
Bud enjoyed listening to all kinds of music; pow wow music,
gospel, country and more. He like to play the harmonica, dance,
laugh and joke with family and friends. In his younger years,
Bud was also known as a stellar hunter and fisherman, going on
many adventures with nephews, family and friends.
He will be greatly missed and loved by all who knew him.
Bud is survived by children: Sharol K. (New Town, ND) Bobbie
Jean (Parshall, ND), Darrell (Bismarck, ND) and Dale
(Mandaree, ND) and Sheila Pease (New Town, ND);
Sisters; Rosella Little Soldier (Golden Valley, ND), Flora
Lubke (Bismarck, ND); Brothers; Edwin (Jean) Hall,
(Bismarck, ND), and Mervel Hall (New Town, ND). Bud
was also blessed with 19 grandchildren, 27 great
grandchildren and 12 great-great grandchildren
Bud is welcomed in Heaven by Sons; Alvin and Bruce
Hall; Parents James and Sarah Hall; Brothers, William
“Billy” Hall Sr., Leland Hall Sr., and Jake Hall; Sisters;
Evelyn Banks, Audrey Davy and Dena Bruce.
Page 19.
Obituary
Celebrating The Life Of Our Beloved Father
James “Bud” Hall Jr.
“Traveling Lightening”
April 9, 1925– August 7, 2013
Wake Services:
Funeral Services:
Sunday, August 11, 2013 @ 5:00p.m.
Monday, August 12, 2013 @10:00a.m.
Water Chief Hall, Mandaree, ND
Water Chief Hall, Mandaree, ND
Senior Pallbearer:
Scott Satermo
Celebrant:
Father Paul Eberle
Eulogy:
Tex Hall
Music:
Casey Fredericks
Mandaree Singers-Farewell Song
Active Pallbearers:
Ethan Hall
Danny Hall
Don Hall
Todd Hall
Tex Hall
Esley Thorton Jr.
Steve Hall
Malcom “Speedy” Bruce Jr.
All His Many Friends
Resting Place:
St. Anthony’s Catholic Cemetery
Mandaree, ND
Page 20.
Page 21.
For Your Information
NEWS RELEASE
NEWS RELEASE
NORTH DAKOTA HIGHWAY PATROL
NORTH DAKOTA HIGHWAY PATROL
600 East Boulevard Ave, Dept. 504
600 East Boulevard Ave, Dept. 504
Bismarck, ND 58505
Bismarck, ND 58505
Contact: Sgt. Tom Iverson, NDHP
Contact: Sgt. Tom Iverson, NDHP
(701) 328-2455
(701) 328-2455
NOTICE OF ACCIDENT LAW CHANGES
DRIVING WITHOUT LIABILITY INSURANCE LAW CHANGES
Bismarck, ND-Starting Thursday, August 1, motorists who strike a
BISMARCK,N.D.– The North Dakota Highway Patrol reminds citizens deer or other undomesticated animal no longer need to report the
that it’s against the law to drive without liability insurance and motorists crash to law enforcement if the crash results in property damage
must carry proof of insurance in their vehicles.’
only, regardless of the amount of damage to the vehicle. The driver
The 63rd Legislative Assembly changed the law regarding driving may proceed to their home if the vehicle is able to be driven.
without liability insurance. Currently, a driver stopped for a violation has
20 days to provide proof of insurance if they are unable to locate proof All crashes involving an injury still need to be reported. Law
in their vehicle.
enforcement will respond to the scene when requested to provide
Starting August 1, drivers must show proof of insurance in written or assistance or when the vehicle has been disabled.
electronic format. There will no longer be a 20-day period to provide
proof of insurance. Instead, the driver will be cited with driving without
liability insurance. Proof of insurance can be provided to the applicable
office of the court and that person would not be convicted or assessed
any administration fee.
Students who live in
the Mandaree Area
will soon be starting
school.
Mandaree School
starts on August 21,
2013.
A reminder to
parents help your
students make it a
great year by
sending them to bed
early for a great day
of learning!
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Our Deepest Sympathy & Prayers
to the families and relatives of
Anthony Hale Jr., James Hunts
Along and James “Bud” Hall Jr.
on the loss of your beloved ones. Ramada Bismarck, Bismarck, ND
North Dakota Child
Passenger Safety
Conference
October 1 & 2, 2013
Celebrating 30 years of buckling up children
May Our Creator be with each
Sponsored by:
and every one of you and grant
you comfort and peace during North Dakota Department of Health
North Dakota Department of Transportation
your time of sorrow.
From The West Segment
Representative & Staff
August Happy Birthday Wishes
To Our West Segment Elders!
Eunice Guimont
Linda Baker
Hank Bolman
Kenneth Danks
Abigail Bingen
Mary Finley Casarez
*Please forgive us if we forgot to mention your name, it
was not done intentionally.

The 2013 Mandaree Celebration

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