31 August 2023

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Bainville Starts Well At Tournament

Bainville Starts Well At Tournament


The Bainville Bulldogs took first place in their pool and advanced into the semi-final round during the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 26. During pool play at the season-opening volleyball tournament, the Bulldogs posted victories over Froid/ Lake, Nashua and Culbertson’s JVs. Bainville opened elimination play by beating Lustre Christian by a 25-19, 25-18, final. The Bulldogs

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Value-Added Ag Tour Includes Hi-Country Snack Foods

Value-Added Ag Tour Includes Hi-Country Snack Foods


Montana Department of Agriculture director Christy Clark and representatives from the Montana Department of Agriculture continued their focus on highlighting the diversity in Montana’s agricultural ecosystem last week where they headed to Lincoln to visit Hi-Country Snack Foods as part of the MDA’s value-added ag tour. Hi-Country Snack Foods Inc. was started in 1976 by founder Jim Johnson

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Annual Powwow Hosted In Fort Kipp

Annual Powwow Hosted In Fort Kipp


The annual Fort Kipp Celebration was held Aug. 25-27 approximately 10 miles east of Brockton and 10 miles west of Culbertson at the small community along the Missouri River. Grand entries were held Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday afternoon and evening. Royalty included princess Emma Brown, junior princess Antoinette Wise Spirit, mini princess Neyanna St. Germaine,

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NDO Heads To Billings

NDO Heads To Billings


Nakoda Dakota Oyate Youth Council members attended the annual SBRRC Native Pride youth conference in Billings Aug. 14-20. Local attendees included students from Frazer, Wolf Point, Poplar and Brockton. Dr. Clayton Small with Native Pride helped fund the trip, along with Ernie Big Horn and COIPP and SAPTA grants. (Photo submitted by Carrie Manning)