29 April 2021

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Delphine  Plain Bull

Delphine Plain Bull


Delphine Plain Bull, 51, of Poplar died at Poplar Hospital on April 22, 2021. She was born to Hazel E. Longee and Orville Cloud on March 5, 1970, in Poplar. She was raised by her foster parents, Corrine and Timothy Turning Heart at Fort Kipp. She graduated Head Start at Brockton in 1979. She also went to Culbertson School until 1981. She earned her G.E.D. She attended many powwows and camps. She loved listening to powwow music and drive her mother Hazel around. She was a Kansas City Chefs fan. She enjoyed visiting and teasing her family and friends. She was a very kind, caring and loving person. She had six children, Clifford J. Plain Bull, Jonas B. Birthmark, Isiah J. Birthmark- Alkire, Marvin D. Birthmark- Mcgrail, Sioux G. Birthmark- Merculieff and Ellyn Plain Bull. She is survived by her children, Jonas Birthmark, Marvin Birthmark-Mcgrail of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Sioux Birthmark-Merculieff of Poplar and Ellyn Plain Bull of Fort Kipp; five grandchildren; adopted daughters, Ashley Elk, Jennifer Jones and Avis Big Track; sisters, Charlene Nepal of Omaha, Neb., Rebecca Cloud of Omaha, Neb., and Patty Fiest of Pueblo, Colo.; adopted sisters, Sharon Yellow Owl of Poplar, Corrine Yellow Owl, Dianna Longee and Patricia Longee-Dubray; brothers, Gordon Plain Bull Jr. of Pueblo, Colo., Llewellyn Plain Bull of Great Falls and William Plain Bull of Poplar; adopted brother, Vernon Turning Heart of Fort Kipp; half-brother, Camille Clous; and step-brothers, Eugene “Tubby” Longee of Poplar and Robert Longee. She was preceded in death by her sons, Clifford J. Plain Bull and Isiah J Birthmark- Alkire; foster brother, Jeffrey Stump; and foster sister, Arlene “Sissy” Buckles. Funeral services will be be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 7, at the Poplar Cultural Center. Interment will be at Fort Kipp Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.

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Academic Olympics

Academic Olympics


Bainville’s junior high students (left to right) Miah Pippenger, Hailey Berwick, Tally Berwick, Elsie Wilson and Kaden Holmes participated at the event on Wednesday, April 14. (Submitted photo)
22 April 2021

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Culbertson High School Hosts Prom

Culbertson High School Hosts Prom


Junior class advisor Keri Hauenstein told the Community News that attendance at the 2021 Culbertson High School prom was up from 2019, at least according to her students. No prom was held in 2020. Abbey Granbois and Michael Pederson were voted queen and king, with freshmen Destiny Thompson and Carson Folem, sophomores Megan Granbois and Kobe Nickoloff and juniors Autumn Bergum and Kyler Kempton

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Three Seek Two Open Three-Year  Seats On Culbertson School Board

Three Seek Two Open Three-Year Seats On Culbertson School Board


Elections are coming up for Culbertson School Board spots. There are currently two, three-year terms open. The election will be held in the school gym Tuesday, May 4. The candidates for the open three-year slots are Pastor Gretchen Wagner and incumbents Paul S. Finnicum and Mark Colvin. Pastor Gretchen Wagner Wagner is pastor for Trinity and First English Lutheran Parish in Culbertson.

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Callers Can Start  Using 10-digit Dialing

Callers Can Start Using 10-digit Dialing


The Montana Public Service Commission has announced that Montanans will need to start using the “406” area code more than ever starting in 2021. Starting on Saturday, April 24, residents should use 10-digit dialing while calling. A call using seven- digit dialing will still be completed until October. Beginning Oct. 24, the 10-digital dialing will become mandatory in the state. That

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Christensen Named RMC  Employee Of The Quarter

Christensen Named RMC Employee Of The Quarter


What’s next for Danielle Christensen, a night nurse at Roosevelt Medical Center? First, recognition as the most recent employee of the quarter. More importantly, the question, ‘what’s next,’ is one she asks herself each time she steps on the hospital floor, enters a patient room or manages an emergency room trauma. “I am always working through my tasks mindful of what I need to do next,

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