Dodson News for January 13, 2021

Terri Cole was in Malta on Wednesday on business.

Polly Solberg returned home when her brother, Bert, took a slight turn better. On Thursday she received the news that Bert had passed away.

We have had warm enough temperatures and wind to take a lot of our snow away. The last of the week we have had heavy frost, making the trees, all pretty and white but turning it colder again. We'll be looking for it to be warmer again.

Our country hit a hard low blow on its honor last Wednesday when the riots, and lootings, and destruction against our capitol building in Washington, D.C. created such fear and almost unprotected violence against our duly elected officials. To be actually encouraged by the one who should have been in charge on national TV, where everyone could see what was actually going on if they opened their eyes, with two of our elected officials from Montana there to give their support. Were not any of the other offices affected by the so-called contaminated ballots and if they were, why weren't they asked to be thrown out? After all, they were the vote of the common people. Some of the power held by a single person perhaps needs to be examined and perhaps some changes made. Some people still do not believe the Holocaust happened either!

Congratulations and Best Wishes to all having a birthday or anniversary this week. Hope it is a good one for all and you are able to celebrate them with family.

Success is not what you gain in life or accomplish for yourself. It's what you do for others.

Have a good week and hope for sunshine and warmth.