28 April 2022

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Bighorn, Hauenstein

Bighorn, Hauenstein


Isaiah Bighorn (left) escorted Hadyn Hauenstein during grand entry. (Photo by James Walling)

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Obituaries

Obituaries


Robert Orene Bahls, 77, formerly of Lambert, died April 20, 2022, at the nursing home in Wibaux. Nicknamed Butch by his mother, he was born Aug. 24, 1944, in Sidney, the son of Robert and Edna (Burgess) Bahls. He was raised on a farm north of Lambert, went to a country school at 3 Buttes which is still standing today. When the weather was nice, Bobby and his sister, Elaine “Laney”, would ride horses to school. He liked old cars, trucks and telling jokes, but he especially liked John Deere tractors. He would attend many auction sales collecting tractors. He could always be found working on a John Deere. He participated in many parades either on horseback, tractors or in cars. He also enjoyed entering and driving in tractor pulls around the area. He was a member of the Culbertson Threshing Bee for many years and served as president of the association for a while. He would get on the radio Buy & Sell and advertise his tractors for sale. On Sept. 7, 1985, he married Lorean Curnutt. When he left the farm and
21 April 2022

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Strong Snow Storms Hit Area

Strong Snow Storms Hit Area


Eastern Montana and North Dakota were hit by a blizzard last week that resulted in the closing of many highways and schools throughout the area. On Tuesday, April 12, the blizzard- like conditions forced the Departments of Transportation for both Montana and North Dakota to close Interstate 94 from Billings to Jamestown, N.D., a 513-mile stretch. Closer to home, Richland County closed all

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Strandlund Achieves Honor In Froid

Strandlund Achieves Honor In Froid


Froid High School senior Abigail Strandlund has certainly earned her fair share of academic accomplishments during the past several weeks. First, Strandlund took fifth place in accounting at the state Business Professionals of America competition. That placing qualified her for the national conference scheduled in Dallas, Texas, this May. Then, she qualified in three events for state during

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