14 October 2021

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Tough Enough To Wear Pink

Tough Enough To Wear Pink


Tough Enough to Wear Pink during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede raised $3,790 for NEMHS mammography department. On hand for the check presentation were (from left) Nicole Paulson, co-secretary for the Wild Horse Stampede, Jan Bryan of Bryan’s and golf tournament director, Monica Hanson, director of radiology, Paul Olszewski for Mike’s Hard Lemonade, and Kay Matejovsky, co-secretary for

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Benson Brings Experience To Southside

Benson Brings Experience To Southside


New Southside Elementary School teacher Amy Benson brings 14 years combined teaching experience to the Wolf Point community. She has taught previously in Utah and at Malta, Harlem and Rocky Boy, all at elementary grade levels. She also taught third and fourth grade at Hinsdale. Benson told the of Northern Plains Independent that she and her family relocated to Wolf Point because they felt

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100th Members Of 100 Club

100th Members Of 100 Club


The Optimist Club of Wolf Point is this year’s 100th member of the Wolf Point 100 Club. The Wolf Point 100 Club is a local nonprofit, tax deductible organization dedicated to funding and supporting Faith Lutheran Home, Trinity Hospital, Listerud Rural Health Clinic and the Trinity Hospital Volunteer Ambulance Service that was organized on March 4, 1980.

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Shakespeare In The Schools Comes To Wolf Point

Shakespeare In The Schools Comes To Wolf Point


By Bill Vander Weele Wolf Point high school and junior high students received an entertaining lessons in the arts when Shakespeare in the Schools presented Much Ado About Nothing in the school’s auditorium on Wednesday, Oct. 6. Montana Shakespeare in the Parks has been touring since 1973 with a mission to interact directly with the people of Montana and the surrounding states. In 1993,

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Bad Hawk 
	Poplar’s Leighanna Bad ….

Bad Hawk Poplar’s Leighanna Bad ….


Bad Hawk Poplar’s Leighanna Bad Hawk (from left) JoLynne Randall, Isaiah Runsabove, Kyler Bad Hawk, Thae Main and Jakobi Main were honored during senior night at halftime in Poplar on Saturday, Oct. 9. (Photo by James Walling)

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Frequently Asked Questions About  Smoke, Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Frequently Asked Questions About Smoke, Carbon Monoxide Alarms


What’s the difference between smoke alarms and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms? Why do I need both? Smoke alarms sense smoke well before you can, alerting you to danger. In the event of fire, you may have as little as 2 minutes to escape safely, which is why smoke alarms need to be in every bedroom, outside of the sleeping areas (like a hallway), and on each level (including the basement). Do