Sue Bradley wrote The Ryder News (a.k.a. "Sue's News") until 2021.
The Ryder News is now written by Kathy Kallestad and is published by the McLean County Independent out of Garrison, ND.

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Ryder News Nov 7, 2019

Ryder News for Nov. 7, 2019 


The McLean County Independent didn’t reach very many homes around here as the paper seems to have gotten lost, so a lot of my upcoming events were over with before anyone received their paper! We finally got our Garrison paper here in Ryder on Monday, Nov. 4th.  

Levi Sprinkle dressed as a zombie for Halloween.

Johnny McGrath dressed as Jonah from SuperStore for Halloween.

I didn’t have very many trick or treaters at my house Halloween, there were only a total of 5 at my door to scare me and get some treats! That’s about par for the kids around here. Levi Sprinkle was all decked out as a zombie. His mom did a real good job with the makeup. Johnny McGrath was dressed as Jonah from the TV show SuperStore and his mom made his outfit.  That means lots of candy left for me or whoever might stop by. Peggy Reinisch said she had 16 kids at her house.  

Floyd Knodel sent me a message and he said, “I remember Halloween of 1968 when a large (20) group of high school boys had to be confronted by city parents.  There was a huge amount of materials thrown into city streets making them almost impassable.  Jody Reinisch and I watched from his parent's backyard as city elders challenged the group around 9 p.m.  It was a wild Halloween!”  

I’ve kinda been avoiding gatherings of people as I’m currently having radiation treatments again and I really don’t want to get sick and miss any of them. 

I’m sure not impressed with the weather and the snow covered and icy roads, especially since I have to go in every day for these radiation treatments. My son Rick volunteered to drive me over Monday as I didn’t know how bad the roads would be after the snowfall Sunday. Highway 28 wasn’t that great and neither was Highway 23 until we got past the Rice Lake Curve. 

St. John’s Lutheran Church here in Ryder is hosting a free Pre-Thanksgiving dinner on November 10th starting at 11:30 until 1 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Come, eat and visit with your friends! 

Anyone that bought cookie dough and other frozen goodies from the North Shore Plaza school kids fundraiser, the products should be here on Nov. 7th so be watching for them. 

There will be a Veteran’s Day Program on Nov. 8th starting at 1:30 p.m. at the North Shore-Plaza school. All area vets, past and present are invited to attend. There will be a special speaker, Color Guard out of Minot and every classroom has a special presentation. There will be coffee and cookies afterwards. Everyone is invited to attend. 


Upcoming Events: 

Nov. 8--1:30 p.m. Veteran’s Day Program at North Shore-Plaza school. 
Nov. 10--9 a.m. Worship Service at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Makoti. 
Nov. 10--10:30 Worship Service at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ryder with communion. 
Nov. 10--11:30 Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ryder. 
Nov.10--9:15 a.m. Sunday School at Calvary Church in Ryder for preschool through adult. 
Nov. 10--10:30 a.m. Calvary Church Worship Service in Ryder. 
Nov. 16--1 p.m.-3 p.m. Family Day and Turkey Drawing (3 p.m.) at the Ryder Community Center (old school gym). 
Nov. 16--10 a.m.-3 p.m. Mini Bazaar at the Ryder Senior Citizens. Lunch will be served.