12 January 2023

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Jack Svendsen

Jack Svendsen


Jack William Svendsen, 76, died Dec. 25, 2022, in Phoenix, Ariz. He was born June 28, 1946, in Williston, N.D., to Oscar and Maude (Kincaid) Svendsen, the youngest of three, James and Jane Jeppe. Jack grew up in Froid. He attended NMC and the U of M. He married Judy Mossestad in 1966. They had one daughter, Jody Lynn. He was employed by several Montana banks during a 56-year career.

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Bainville Girls Win Game In Lustre

Bainville Girls Win Game In Lustre


After a close first quarter, Bainville’s girls’ basketball team used its quickness to down Lustre, 63-30, during non-conference play in Lustre on Thursday, Jan. 5. A 17-footer by Lustre’s Alexa Reddig ended the quarter with Bainville up by only a 1410 margin. The Lions stayed close early in the second quarter as a drive by Aubri Holzrichter and a basket by Grace Brown off a pass from Reddig

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Bulldogs Lose Against Top-Ranked Lustre Team

Bulldogs Lose Against Top-Ranked Lustre Team


Two previously undefeated teams squared off when Bainville traveled to Lustre for a boys’ basketball showdown on Thursday, Jan. 5. Lustre took control in the middle two quarters for a 65-39 victory. The Bulldogs, led by the scoring of Ayden Knudsen and Alex Strickland, played close with the top-ranked Lions throughout the first quarter. Lustre held a 15-11 advantage at the end of the period.

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Poplar Girls Nip Froid/Lake In Close Contest

Poplar Girls Nip Froid/Lake In Close Contest


Poplar’s Bailey Dupree is only a sophomore, but she showed the composure of a more experienced player when she went to the foul stripe with 2.7 seconds left in the Indians’ home girls’ basketball game against Froid/ Lake on Friday, Jan. 6. With the Indians behind by a 61-59 margin, Dupree knocked down three free throws to give the Indians a 62-61 victory. The Red Hawks held a 4746 lead