Looking Back-09/18/24

by Ryan Bergeron
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David Borgen (left) received a plaque from Badger Fire Department last Saturday during the Fall Festival. Badger Fire Chief Gene Lundgren presented the award back in September 1999. (Tribune Files)


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Troy Gjovik demonstrates some of the work he did in replacing the front grill of this car back in 1999. (Tribune Files)
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Part of the machinery display at the steam threshing bee at the Melroy Wiskow farm last Sunday is shown here in an aerial photo. A large crowd was on hand for the day with many people enjoying the display of antique machinery and household goods. The editor took this photo while riding in a plane piloted by Chester Yon of Roseau while on the way home from attending the dedication of the airport at Hallock. (Badger Enterprise Files)
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Greenbush/Middle River School Districts new teachers for the 1999-2000 school year are standing from left: Aron Kukowski, Sally Beito, Caroline Sorenson, David Blazek, and Fred Yoos. Sitting: John Hams and Stacey Johnson. (Tribune Files)
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Pharmacist Robert Novotny is pictured in the Greenbush Pharmacy with his wife, Debby, and his daughter, Carrie, who is three. After several weeks of preparation, the Greenbush Pharmacy is now dispensing drugs, as well as providing the other services and goods provided by drug stores. (Tribune Files)
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Miss Middle River BrookLynn Holmestad waves to the crowd at the Goose Fest Parade in Middle River on September 23, 2023, later helping hand out parade awards. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)
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The Minnesota DNR is partially drawing down the water level of Lake Bronson beginning this week. The partial drawdown, to reduce the lake level by four feet, is necessary to allow DNR engineers to inspect the Lake Bronson Dam and ensure it is functional in the event of increased fall precipitation. (photo by Jennifer Klegstad)
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