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Bemidji Pioneer Local Wednesday, June 5, 2019 3 The Bemidji Pioneer www.bemidjipioneer.com LOCAL Wednesday, June 5, 2019 3 OBITUARIES Red Lake man sentenced to 22 Joanne Yon years for second-degree murder Dec. 8, 1938- April 4, 2019 Pioneer Staff Report ment part- ing lot between the Red arrested Whitefeather A Celebration of Life for ners to do Lake skatepark and the [email protected] several days later on May Joanne (Miller) Yon will be ST. PAUL — A Red Lake all we can Red Lake high school and 2 in Bemidji. held on Sunday, June 9, man was sentenced Mon- to protect middle school at approxi- Although Whitefeather 2019, 3:00-5:00 pm at day to 22 years in prison our com- mately 1 a.m. on April claimed he thought the Ruttger’s Birchmont Lodge for second-degree mur- munities 28, 2018, when White- man he shot was a rival on Lake Bemidji. Please from violent der after assaulting and feather encountered them. gang member, he also join us for this informal crimes such Whitefeather mistakenly shooting another man in reportedly told investi- gathering to share stories Whitefeather as this,” thought Wells was a rival April 2018 on the reserva- gators at one point that and celebrate a life well U.S. Attor- gang member, the release lived. tion. he didn’t know who he ney Erica MacDonald said said. Michael Wayne White- shot until he found out it in a release. Whitefeather got out was Wells the next day on feather, 18, pleaded guilty According to a release of the vehicle and started social media. to the charge Dec. 17. In from the MacDonald’s chasing the victim on foot. Olive Marlene Lawrence “Larz” The case was investigat- addition to the 22 years office, Whitefeather and When Whitefeather caught ed by the Red Lake Depart- Preston Dean Hart Jr. in prison, he also was several other members of up to Wells, he assaulted May 12, 1946 - June 1, 2019 March 25, 1991 - May 30, 2019 sentenced to five years of the Back of Town gang him and shot him in the ment of Public Safety, the BEMIDJI, Minn. - Olive MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - supervised release. were driving around Red face, which killed him, FBI Headwaters Safe Trails Marlene Preston, 73, Bemidji, Lawrence “Larz” Dean Hart “This tragic and sense- Lake Nation looking for officials said. Task Force, the Paul Bun- died Saturday, June 1, in Jr., 28, Bemidji, Minn., died less act of violence resulted rival gang members. Officers found Wells’ yan Drug Task Force, The Sanford Bemidji Medical Cen- Thursday, May 30. in the death of an innocent The victim, who court body later the same day Bemidji Police Depart- ter. A wake began Monday, young man. We are work- documents identified pre- (April 28) on a trail near ment, the Beltrami County Visitation will be from 1-2 June 3, and will continue until ing in collaboration with viously as Anthony Allen the intersection of State Sheriff’s Office, and the p.m., followed by a memorial the traditional service at 10 our federal, state, local Wells, and another male Highway 1 and Pike Creek United States Customs and service at 2 p.m., Friday, a.m. today, June 5, at the and tribal law enforce- were walking in a park- in Red Lake. They then Border Protection. June 7, at Cease Family Fu- Veteran’s Memorial Building neral Home in Bemidji. Inter- in Cass Lake, Minn. Waa- ment will be in Greenwood maajaa’iwed will be Steve Cemetery in Bemidji. Jackson. Interment will be in Man killed brother with landscaping block, charges say Windom Family Cemetery in Pennington, Minn. By Tess Williams a criminal complaint. car for transport to the North- Arrangements by Northern Forum News Service Another 911 caller west Regional Corrections Center, Peace Funeral Home in FOSSTON, Minn. — A man who reported someone according to the court document. Walker, Minn. was found dead Sunday, June 2, on was trying to break a He smelled of alcohol, officers said. a curb in Fosston may have been hit window at 412 Eighth The initial 911 caller said she saw with a landscaping block, according St. NW, the com- a man throw something at a man SERVICES to a court document. His brother is plaint said. laying on the ground who had been Nicholas Hauge, facing two second-degree murder moaning outside her home, the N. Hauge of Fergus Falls, was charges related to the death. complaint said. The woman said ► Helen Johnson, 96, on Friday, June 7, at Ander- standing in the road Nicholas Patrick Hauge, 28, is she was unsure what he threw at Bemidji. Funeral services will son Family Funeral Home in with blood on his arms, jeans and being held without bond on the the unmoving man, but it sounded be held at 10:30 a.m. today, Mahnomen. T-shirt when officers arrived, the charges he murdered 19-year- like a pot. She thought he also June 5, at Solway Lutheran ► Kathryn Ann (Haugen/ court document said. threw something at her home. Church. Visitation will be one Walden) Lusk, 70, Bemidji. old Timothy Hwauge. An autopsy Timothy Hauge was laying in the An investigator said a landscap- hour prior to the service. A celebration of life will be revealed Timothy Hauge died from road with a large gash on his head, blunt force trauma to his head ing block was found outside a bed- ► Christa Marjorie Mikalo- held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. officers said. There was a signifi- jcyk, 42, Bagley. A celebra- and his death was ruled a homi- cant amount of blood in the gutter room window about 20 yards from on Saturday, June 8, at the tion of life will be held at 2 cide resulting from an assault by next to him. Timothy Hauge’s body. The block Bemidji Eagles Club. p.m. today, June 5, at Rice another person, a criminal com- Timothy Hauge did not have a was about a foot long, 6 inches ► Debra L. Navratil, 55, Lake Community Center in plaint said. pulse, but deputies reported his wide and 3 to 4 inches thick, the Clearbrook. A celebration of Bagley. Two deputies from the Polk body was warm. They performed complaint said. There was blood life will be held at 1 p.m. on ► Randy Nelson, 56, Wil- County Sheriff’s Office were called CPR but were unable to revive him. covering the corner and two sides Saturday, June 8, at Sinclair ton. A celebration of life will to the intersection of Eighth Street Essentia Health EMS arrived on of it, according to the investigator. Township Cemetery near be held at 2 p.m. on Thurs- Northwest and North Mark Avenue scene and Timothy Hauge was Nicholas Hauge was charged with Leonard. day, June 6, at the Bemidji at 3:44 a.m., a press release said. declared dead, a press release said. two counts of second-degree mur- ► Joanne (Miller) Yon, 81. A caller reported seeing a man Nicholas Hauge told deputies: der Monday. Each felony charge Eagles Club. ► Sue Ellen (Larsen) A celebration of life will be throwing things at a man who was “Just kill me.” He was uncoopera- holds a maximum sentence of 40 held from 3 to 5 p.m. on passed out on a lawn, according to tive as they placed him in a patrol years in prison. Segersten, 71, Blackduck. A graveside service will be held Sunday, June 9, at Ruttger’s at 9 a.m. on Friday, June Birchmont Lodge on Lake 7, at Blackduck Cemetery. Bemidji. Wife wants evidence of cheating before filing for divorce A lunch will follow at the ► William A. 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