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RUS administrator in North Dakota: ‘I believe in the way the co-op does it’ Andrew Berke, U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service administrator, talks with North Dakota electric cooperative leaders at a Dec. 4, 2023, meeting in Fargo.

Andrew Berke, U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service administrator, talks with North Dakota electric cooperative leaders at a Dec. 4, 2023, meeting in Fargo.

SCHAPER FAMILY FAVORITES This four-generation branch of the Schaper family tree includes: Sig Schaper, middle (son of Katherina & Henry); on his right: his daughter, Barb Schaper Fridley, his great-granddaughter -- Barb’s granddaughter, Demrey; on his left: his daughter, Deb Schaper Allmendinger, with his granddaughter -- Deb’s daughter, Elizabeth, holding his great-grandson -- Deb’s grandson/her son, Liam.

This four-generation branch of the Schaper family tree includes: Sig Schaper, middle (son of Katherina & Henry); on his right: his daughter, Barb Schaper Fridley, his great-granddaughter -- Barb’s granddaughter, Demrey; on his left: his daughter, Deb Schaper Allmendinger, with his granddaughter -- Deb’s daughter, Elizabeth, holding his great-grandson -- Deb’s grandson/her son, Liam.

INSPIRED LIVING: FEBRUARY 2021 Roxanne Henke’s grandson, Axel, shows her the “stop” sign. Courtesy photo

Roxanne Henke’s grandson, Axel, shows her the “stop” sign. Courtesy photo

More Than Mail Photographer Wayne Gudmundson, left, and authors Steven Bolduc and K. Amy Phillips collaborated to produce the book, “The Prairie Post Office: Enlarging the Common Life in Rural North Dakota.”

Photographer Wayne Gudmundson, left, and authors Steven Bolduc and K. Amy Phillips collaborated to produce the book, “The Prairie Post Office: Enlarging the Common Life in Rural North Dakota.”

DUELING DUO: ‘TO ALL ENDS’

60 years of ‘greatest show in the West’ Early Medora Musical attendees

Early Medora Musical attendees

Farm Byline: August 2022 Al Gustin

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Feeling blessed, fixing fence Al Gustin

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