Nemont Donates Computers
Nemont recently donated 40 Hewlett Packard Chromebooks to Culbertson School as part of their assistance in meeting the needs of school districts during the COVID-19 crisis. (Submitted photo)
02 April 2020
Nemont Donates Computers
Nemont recently donated 40 Hewlett Packard Chromebooks to Culbertson School as part of their assistance in meeting the needs of school districts during the COVID-19 crisis. (Submitted photo)
Free Meals On Good Deeds Day
Jasmine (left) and Juliet (right) Nunez deliver a free meal from Culbertson’s Wild West Diner to Dennis Elgin (center) March 26.
(Submitted photo)
Spacht, JMG
Culbertson High School junior Madisyn Spacht painted this pallet sign as a project for Good Deeds Day activities in Culbertson March
27. The Jobs for Montana Graduates student picked the project to show support for truckers hauling needed supplies to area communities.
(Submitted photo)
You Are Strong And Wanted
A Chanté Project sign east of Wolf Point features a design and slogan by Wolf Point students Tia Nygard and Sarah Williamson. Another sign between Brockton and Culbertson features a dreamcatcher and the phrase, “chase the dream” in both English and Dakota. The design was created by Brockton students Povee Youngman and Princess Russell.
(Photo by James Walling)
Patsy Krohmer
Patsy Krohmer, 84, formerly of Wolf Point, died March 28, 2020.
She was born in Culbertson to Bert and Amanda Johnson on Nov. 3, 1935. She lived in Brockton until she graduated from high school.
After graduating from high school, she went to college for about a year when she met Laverne Krohmer, whom she married Nov. 6, 1955, in Brockton. They welcomed their daughter, Natalie, one year later.
