Northside School’s fourth-grade honor roll included the following students (back row, left to right) Michael Bad Hawk, Mariah Blackwolf, Tyanna Black Eagle, Jasine The Boy, Jaxon Harmon, Olivia Erickson, Garrett Toavs, Jay Davis, Kaidyn Miller, Ma’Kenzie Jackson, Laila Beauchamp, Christian Brock, Randran Schindler, (middle row) Leighton Raining Bird, Mar’Tavius Bad Hawk, Kaleigha Laverdure,

Students listed on the Northside School fifth-grade honor roll were (back row, left to right) Conway Turcotte, Dana Buckles, Jorilynn Black Eagle, Aedyn Dionne, Zandon Calder, Della Medicine Stone, Kelly Baker, Thomas Moudree, Christanna (Tanna) Guldborg, Ryelei Bauer, Kevin Brock, (middle row) Payton Williams, Anthony Goodtrack, Chasan Welch, Aaryn Hamilton, Owen Moran, Lakealah Mays, Promise Burshia,

Northside School sixth-grade honor roll students were (back row, left to right) Ameah Wetsit, Aleecia Garfield, Mylee Villalvazo, Kayleigh Bushman, Amy Longtree, Julian Christian, Kashlyn Speak Thunder, Jovi Redstone, (middle row) Annabelle Washee, Kasey Reed, Kamilla Melbourne-Hines, Phelanee Brown, Wyatt Martin-Martell, Tavian Bell, Jesse Foote, Cante’ Grey Bull, (front row) Amerah Smith, Michael

Students making the Northside school “A” honor roll were (back row, left to right) Gabriel Keiser, Richard Campbell, Remington Toavs, Lauren Rodenberg, (front row) Lonnie Steele, Kassidy Schauer, Adalynn Smith and Jeina Reum.

Former Gallatin County Legislator Visits Wolf Point In January, Tim Fox, Republican gubernatorial candidate, announced Bozeman resident Jon Knokey as his Lieutenant Governor running mate for the 2020 election. Knokey stopped off in Wolf Point Feb. 5 to visit with the Northern Plains Independent during a huge loop of a tour originating in Bozeman and ending in Billings via the Hi-Line.