Tolley News

Sylvia Kilbourn, 67, Minot, passed away Sunday, July 5, 2009, in a Minot hospital.

TOLLEY Memories of picnics, skating and merry-go-rounds brought people back to Mouse River Park to celebrate the Renville County park's centennial Sunday.

The share solicitors made a report on their progress on March 24, 1934 and another meeting was held March 31, 1934, and the bylaws were approved.

An early evening accident Tuesday near Mohall killed a 53-year-old California man.

A party was held for Duane Mork with his patrons and co-workers, who have also become his friends and family, on May 5, 2009 at the Powers Lake Post Office, after 33 years of driving the postal route for Powers Lake.

County Farmers & Ranchers Hopeful for a Good Season MLS graduates honored by local ambulance service Justine Stark and Jeremy Scott were presented with plaques of appreciation for their work with the Mohall - Tolley Ambulance.

Mildred "Millie" Georgia Ness, 86, of Minot, and formerly of the rural Mohall area, died Saturday, May 23, 2009, at her home.

Today is the deadline for Sandwich businesses to be included in the Shop Sandwich First Directory.

Now on display in the Library Arts Center gallery is the 2009 Juried Regional Exhibit.

New deputy hired for Burke County At the annual Awards Banquet of the North Dakota EMS Association, the Mohall - Tolley Ambulance Service was awarded the 'EMS Service of the Year' award.

Exhibitors from a variety of companies display their products that are new or improved to the participants.

Mathilda M. Smith, age 107, passed away on Saturday, March 7, 2009. She was born near Veblen, SD., on February 23, 1902, to Anton M. and Ane Staael, the fourth child in a family of twelve, seven of whom died ...

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Joel Heitkamp, Operations Manager and Radio Talk Show Host, KFGO 790 AM, will be keynote speaker at the 65th Annual North Central Seed Show and Ag Expo.

An elaborate money-making scheme at city tow pound auctions started as "an honest mistake," police said, and ended in the arrests of six people yesterday -- including an employee of the city controller's ...