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Not living with his parents in the 1880 census. He was a 17 year-old farmhand on a farm in Eureka Twp.

According to Rose, it was this Ole Nelson (or possibly, his father) who encouraged Ove and family to come to the New Market area because you could see three church spires from there.

In the 1910 census (May 10th), he and his family live on a farm in New Market, Scott County, next door to the newly married Ole and Rose Ellingboe. He was 46 and had been married for 6 years to Selma, 37. It was the first marriage for both and Selma had had 2 children: Sofia, 4, and Oscar, 3. On the other side of them lived 50 year-old Nels Nelson, a widower, with his son Henry, 15.

In the 1930 census, he lives in New Market with his son Oscar. They are listed on the census form just after the Ole Ellingboe family. Ole is shown as a widower.

Died of valvular heart disease, chronic nephritis, and arteriosclerosis. Info on his death certificate was provided by Walter Hanson of Lakeville.

NELSON, Ole O “Big Tom” (I1011)

Oden, Hazel 100, of Minneapolis, died June 15, 2023. Hazel Mae Oden was born May 21, 1923, the 11th of 12 children, to Johannes and Marit Hegrenes near Thief River Falls MN where she graduated high school and married Robert Oden. Hazel was employed at American Collectors Association. She was an active volunteer donating thousands of hours, especially at her church and at Lutheran Social Services Auxiliary. Hazel is survived by children Marit (John) Kvamme, Linda (Dennis) Ley, Jeff Oden (Nancee Musto) and Lisa (Jerry) Knutson, ten grandchildren and eighteen great-grandchildren. Visitation will be 5-7PM, June 22 at Washburn- McReavy, 5000 W 50th, Edina, visitation continuing one hour prior to the service at church. Services will be 11AM June 24 at Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, 4801 France Ave S, Minneapolis.

HEGRENES, Hazel Mae (I33897)

Of Duluth at the time of her mother’s death. She was still there, as Gail M Carlson, in 1987.

JOHNSON, Gail Marion (I14063)

On Oct. 11, 2021, Beverly Ann Wetzel, 91, died peacefully at Saint Patrick's Hospital in Missoula , MT with her loved ones by her side.

She was born on August 28,1930 in Circle, MT to Anfin Estrem and Beatha (Odness) Estrem. They later moved to Park Grove, MT and Bev loved her childhood there even though (as she put it) they were poor as church mice. It was a memorable time of her life, growing up with her siblings, full of mischief, laughter and life.

She was the youngest of seven children, Warren who died at birth, Myrtle, Florence,Harland, Richard and Howard (who died at the age of three). Her family moved to Glasgow when she was in Junior High and that is where she called home for the remainder of her life. She loved everything about Glasgow.

Bev graduated from Glasgow High School in 1948 and was the first in her family to accomplish that achievement. On August 16, 1948, Bev married Dale E. Farrington and together they had three beautiful children, Florann, Colleen and Dean, respectively. Her greatest joy in life was raising her children and being a homemaker. Bev and Dale later divorced.

In Jan. of 1975, Bev married Donald Gallagher and they enjoyed many years together until his passing in 1999. Through this marriage she had the privilege of being in Don's children's lives and the two families cherished the time they were able to all spend together. At Christmas time, Grandma Bev and Grandpa Don would host Christmas dinner and their home would be full of their children, grandchildren and eventually great grandchildren, creating some of the best memories they will all carry with them through their lives.

Bev was an excellent cook and could create a feast of a turkey big enough to feed us all along with many fabulous side dishes, plus all of her children and grandchildren's favorite sweets. After the passing of her husband Don, she was blessed by another love in life, Roy Wetzel. They married on August 20, 2004, bringing another family together with hers. They enjoyed spending the summers at The Pines in Fort Peck and visiting their children and their families.

Bev was an active member of the First Lutheran Church in Glasgow for many years. She loved playing bridge and visiting with her friends. She thought about them often, right up to her last day. Bev was good at most things she did. Along with being an excellent cook and baker, she loved to craft with beads, sewing and crochet. She painted ceramics that still adorn many loved ones homes. She made those she loved many things that were beautiful and will be cherished for years to come.

Our mom, Grandma, Grandma Great and Great Great Grandma will be missed more than she could have ever imagined. She was a hero to many of us and her forgiving, loving and understanding nature will be something we will never take for granted. She was generous and kind, loved beyond words and provided us an example of how people should be. Her sense of humor will live on in all of us and because of that our family get togethers will be full of laughter.

Bev was preceded in death by her parents and all of her siblings, her husband Don, Husband Roy, step-son Gary "Butch" Gallagher, Grandson Jace Campbell and Dustin Bietz (spouse of granddaughter Samantha).

Survivors include daughters Florann, Glasgow, MT, Colleen (Ronnie), Florence, MT and son Dean (Maria) in Alamogordo, NM. Grandchildren Deniel (Ryan) Laurel, MT, Ashley (Patrick), Lana (Nik) both of Missoula, MT, Samantha (Nick) in Glasgow, MT, Dominic in Alamogordo, NM and Anthony (Caitlin) in Newport News, VA. Great Grandchildren Christian (Jessica), Keagan, Kaspen, Braden, Ethan, Hanna, Aubree, Vivienne, Tayven, Oakleigh, Avalee, Kai, Emmalyn, Axton, and Hayden Dean. Bev was also a Great-Great Grandma to Adaline and Ezri. She was very proud of this accomplishment. Bev is also survived by her step-children and their families, and four nieces.

ESTREM, Beverly Ann (I27247)

Orlin passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family in his home. He was a loving father, husband, grandfather, uncle and friend to many. He will be greatly missed by all. He loved his family and most important was that he provided well for them. His last moments were getting Christmas cards ready to send, along with gifts to all his family.

Orlin was born July 18, 1932 in Mayville, N.D., to Ralph Bernard Brend and Clara Kjorness. He joined brothers Kenneth Brend ( Melva) and Ernest Brend (Mellie). Orlin was born and raised on a farm; he worked on farms growing up and learned to drive a tractor at age 8, and could drive a car at ten.

He served in the United States Army Signal Corp. from Jan. 1951 to Jan. 1953. He was in the USAR from 1953 to 1961, when he received an Honorable Discharge.

He had begun working for SP&S Railroad, Frontier Telephone in 1950 while still living in N. D. After his military service, he moved west to work for West Coast Telephone as a Central Office Equipment Installer and Supervisor. Later, he worked in Ketchikan, Alaska for the city's public utilities department as an installer and in the central office's maintenance department. After 17 years, Orlin retired in 1999 and moved back to Ore. First living in Ashland and later in Coos Bay.

Orlin could fix or repair just about anything. Once he was visiting a friend in Hauser, Ore. and saw an engine half buried in the sand. He asked if he could buy it. He took it home and had it running within a few days. He also loved History and could answer any history question without hesitation. In 1957 he took flying lessons in Enterprise, Oregon and had an emergency landing when the plane stalled near Lewiston, Idaho.

He was married to Glorie Dye in 1957 and they had three children; twins, Michael, Michelle (Heigert) (Randy) and Shane Brend of Everett, Wash. He married Toni Ann Tanner in 1977 and added two stepchildren, Shelley Estes (Malcolm) of Anchor Point, Alaska, and Scott LaFevre (Rachel) of Coos Bay.

Orlin had two grandsons, Brett Heigert (Heidi) of Mt Vernon, Wash., Brenden Heigert of Marysville, Wash.; granddaughters, Amber Davidson, (Donny) of Tonasket, Wash., Danielle Torgeson (Jared) of Seattle, Wash. and Samantha Petrie of Marysville, Wash.; step-grandchildren, Quinn Claypoole and Marisa Erven (Blake); nieces and nephews, David and Donald Brend, Mark Klein, Kathy Wright, Chris Tanner and Jessica Tanner; 7 great grandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren, and many great- nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brother, Ernest Elton Brend; daughter, Michelle Heigert and brother-in-law, Kenneth Tanner.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to charities of your choice or Dogs for Better Lives/Hearing, Autism, Facility Dogs, 10175 Wheeler Road, Central Point, Ore. 97502.

Thank you to Hospice their wonderful care and Bay Area Hospital Home Health.

Thank you to the Coquille Indian Tribe their staff and the Coquille families that surrounded us with support and love.
Arrangements are under the care of Coos Bay Chapel.

BREND, Orlin Ardell (I31151)

Paul Jule Beithon, 89, a resident of Fergus Falls, MN, (formerly Wahpeton, ND) passed away peacefully on February 7, 2018 at Pioneer Care in Fergus Falls surrounded by his family.

Paul was born June14, 1928, in Hankinson, ND, to Elmer & Ruby (Jensen) Beithon, 2nd of 5 children. Paul was raised in Hankinson and graduated valedictorian at age 16 in 1945. He spent summers with his parents at Otter Tail Lake as a child. He was active in Scouting and became an Eagle Scout. He attended the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, where he graduated with a BS in Pre-Med. At UND, he was a member of Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega (National Service Organization), and Kappa Kappa Pai (Honorary band fraternity). Paul attended Medical School at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine in Omaha graduating in May 1952. He was a member of Phi Rho Sigma Fraternity (medical) while attending medical school. Paul met Marcia Suzanne (Sue) Leininger of McCook, NE, in Omaha. They were married in March 1951 in McCook. Paul spent his preceptorship with Sue’s father, Earl Leininger, a general practice physician, in McCook. He interned at Miller Hospital in St. Paul, MN. In July 1953, Paul joined his father’s medical practice at the Red River Valley Clinic (later MeritCare and then Sanford) in Wahpeton, ND. Paul served as a Captain in the U.S. Army and also served in the National Guard.

Paul & Sue remained in Wahpeton until 1997 where they raised 6 children. They built a family cabin on Otter Tail Lake where they spent summers sailing, fishing, skiing, singing around the piano, and just enjoying the lake. Paul spent many hours mowing, cooking, fixing, repairing, cleaning, singing, playing the piano at the cabin, tending to their golden retrievers, and was known as the lake doctor. He would tackle any project and never stopped learning. He read books and newspapers and always had a crossword puzzle in his pocket.

Paul believed in giving back to his community…civically, spiritually, and professionally. Paul served on the City Council in Wahpeton; as Mayor of Wahpeton; many diocesan leadership roles in the Episcopal Church of ND and MN and Senior Warden, Vestry, and Lay Minister of Episcopal Churches in Wahpeton and Fergus Falls; Board of Directors for ND SE Mental Health Center; President of the ND Medical Association; Delegate to the AMA; Board of Directors for the State Rehab Facility in ND; State Health Council (appointed by 3 different governors); Board of Directors for Norwest (Wells Fargo) Bank; Fairview Cemetery Board of Directors; Board of Directors for the Center for the Arts in Fergus Falls; Founding Board Member for the Kaddatz Gallery; Rotary (60+ years); Wahpeton Buffalo Club; American Legion; plus many other endeavors. He became a doctor so he could serve others which he did for over 40 years as a Family Practice Physician. He was very proud of the fact that he delivered over 2000 babies.

Paul will be remembered for encouraging others from grandchildren to governors, patients to co-workers, committee members to medical students, children to friends, and anyone he met. He will also be remembered for his generosity, hospitality, deep faith, work ethic, kindness, and gentleness. The world is a better place because of the life of Paul Beithon.

Paul was preceded in death by wife, Sue; his parents, Ruby & Elmer; his siblings, Patty (Al) Nelson, Bruce (Darlene) Beithon, Roger Beithon, and Mary Karen Beithon, and many close friends. Those left to strive to pass on Paul’s teachings and legacy are his children: John (Yarob Yaghi) Beithon of Eden Prairie, MN, Mark (Sharla) Beithon of Plymouth, MN, Ann (Richie) Smith of Wahpeton, ND, Peter (Jill) Beithon of Fergus Falls, Mary (Bill) Pettit of Fergus Falls, Carrie Beithon of Fergus Falls, and daughter-in-law, Pat Beithon of Minneapolis, MN; Grandchildren: Paul S. Beithon, Andrea Beithon, Ryan Yaghi, Tim (Erika) Beithon, Rachel Beithon, Kelly Smith, Kathleen Smith, Kierann (Jason) Toth, Conor Smith, Katie (Dylan) Dachtler, Brock (Nina) Beithon, Hannah (Dane) Carlson, Joey Pettit, Steven Vergiels, and Erik Vergiels; plus 12 Great-Grandchildren and 2 on the way. He is also survived by many, many friends, nieces and nephews, ‘adopted’ kids as well as his sister-in-law, Dorie Holen of Breckenridge.

BEITHON, Paul Jule (I23219)

Rebecca Nesset (Onasch), age 54, our angel, was called home unexpectedly on Jan. 21, 2016.

Becky was born on Sept. 19, 1961 to Sheldon and Janet Onasch.

She is survived by her husband Kevin, two beautiful daughters, Brianna and Brittany, sister Kim, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins that loved her.

She was predeceased by her grandfathers Arthur Onasch and Kermit Wallin, her grandmother Martha Onasch, her father Sheldon Onasch, and her mother Janet Onasch.

Anyone who knew Becky knew what a strong and amazing woman she was. Her positive attitude, infectious smile and determination was truly an inspiration. She will be missed by all.

ONASCH, Rebecca Lynne (I34275)

Ruth Pauline Hesnard nee Rosenau, Mom, nana, grandnana, most recently of Portland, Oregon, but, for almost 50 years, of Sacramento, California, passed away December 27th, 2022 after recently being diagnosed with Abdominal Cancer.

Ruth was born Friday, January 13, 1933 in Dallas, Oregon to Dora and Otto Rosenau. After graduating from Perrydale School, Ruth moved to Salem, Oregon, where she met George Emil Hesnard Jr. They wed in 1954 and moved to Klamath Falls, Oregon They went on to have 2 children, Debby and Sandy and celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary prior to George's death in 1999.

After moving to Sacramento, California, Ruth entered employment with the State California. While with the State of California, she pursued 2 degrees in business and worked with several departments during her career of close to 4 decades.

Ruth retired from the State of California in 1995 but went on to work with Costco for close to 20 years. She also volunteered for Kaiser Permanente, Sacramento Police, and Adventist Health.

Ruth was always an avid walker and loved to walk her dogs. She was a Norman Rockwell artwork enthusiast and even visited his residence after her retirement in 1995. After moving to Portland, Oregon in 2016, she enjoyed playing cards and doing puzzles with her many friends at Cherrywood Village. She also loved spending time with her family, especially her 3 year old great-grandson, Quinn. Her friends and family recall her bright smile and for being one of the kindest, sweetest, nicest people around.

Ruth was predeceased by her parents, her husband, George, in 1999, and her daughter, Sandy, in 2015, and her sister, Betty, in 2021. She is survived by her daughter, Debby, her granddaughters, Jen and Chrissy, and her great-grandson, Quinn.

ROSENAU, Ruth (I39168)

Sara E. Dotzler, 98, Aitkin, died Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016, at the Aicota Health Care Center in Aitkin.

Sara was born April 7, 1918, in Irondale Township of Crow Wing County, the daughter of Grover and Martha (Hatton) Banks. She grew up and attended schools in Aitkin. She then attended teacher’s normal school in Crosby. She taught school at White Oak, Pine Knoll and the Jungle School.

She married Frank W. Dotzler on Sept. 6, 1941, in Aitkin. They made their home in Cuyuna for several years and then moved to Cedarbrook where she lived until 2013. She worked at the Aitkin County Courthouse in the auditors office for a number of years and in 1968 started working for the Aitkin Independent Age. She worked for the newspaper until her retirement in 1998. She was a member of St. James Catholic Church in Aitkin. She enjoyed crocheting, gardening, reading, canning, birds and cats.

She is survived by children and spouses: Ruth (Gerald) Erickson, Minnetonka; Elaine (Roland) Schafer, Oak Park; Eileen Ternus, Dent; Phillip (Judy) Dotzler, Aitkin; Ronald (Sharon) Dotzler, Aitkin; daughters-in-law: Linda Dotzler, Aitkin and Carol Dotzler, Aitkin; 19 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Frank; sons: William and Donald; five brothers and five sisters.

Burial will be in the St. Thomas Cemetery in Aitkin.

BANKS, Sara Edith (I6901)

Served in the U.S. Navy from January of 1968 to January of 1972.

WOHLWEND, Mark Lance (I29114)