28 May 2020

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Arienne Low Dog

Arienne Low Dog


Arienne Jessan Low Dog, Was’te Ina Wiya, “Good Mother Woman,” Road the Thunderbird, 30, of Wolf Point, died May 21, 2020, in Wolf Point. She was born July 15, 1989, in Wolf Point to Anita Nylene Iron Cloud and Jeffrey Low Dog Sr. She attended school in Wolf Point, Wahpeton, N.D., Frazer and a year at Fort Peck Community College. She had many jobs through her lifetime, mostly in the customer service area and as a home health aide. She loved to spend time with family and friends. She enjoyed outdoors, camping, swimming, barbecuing, traveling, cruising, listening to music and playing board games with family and friends. She enjoyed laughing, joking and visiting. She was an awesome artist, always drawing pictures and name designs for friends and family. She was always willing to help when needed and always up for an adventure. She wanted so much to have more time and was still setting goals like finishing college and getting her driver’s license. She had so many plans for herself and her children. She had a big heart, a smile that lit up the room and love for everyone. She is preceded in death by grandparents Myrna Joy Boyd, Thomas Ira Iron Cloud, Donna “Bonnie” Nelson, Joseph Low Dog Sr., Yvonne Low Dog-Shields; stepmother, Rebecca Low Dog; brother, Aaron Leonard Perry, Jeremy Red Dog and Brandon Little Bird. She is survived by her children, Jayceon Clark, Amya Low Dog, Dayton Low Dog, and Arious Beauchamp; father, Jeffrey Low Dog Sr.; sister, Althea Iron Cloud; and brothers, Alwin Dubois, Albert Schindler, Alaric Low Dog Sr., Jeffrey Low Dog Jr. A funeral was held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 27, at the Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel in Wolf Point. Interment was at King Memorial Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel has been entrusted with the arrangements. Due to COVID-19 regulations in place, we ask that only immediate family and friends attend the services. A live stream video of the funeral service will be available on the Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel’s Facebook page. The video will be available on this page following the services.

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Play Ball!

Play Ball!


Uncertainty over youth sports this summer gave way to tentative baseball and softball schedules for Wolf Point Youth Sports with seasons starting Tuesday, June 2. The decision late last week to move forward with seasons followed two successful signups held at the concession stand at the Borge Community Park ballfields Tuesday, May 19, and Thursday, May 21. With Poplar’s youth sports program

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Seniors Honored At Frazer School Commencement

Seniors Honored At Frazer School Commencement


The Frazer School held its 2020 commencement ceremony at the school gymnasium Friday, May 22, at 6 p.m. Social distancing was observed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Attendance was limited and staff from the Fort Peck Tribes Health Promotion/ Disease Prevention Wellness Program took temperatures and offered hand sanitizer and masks at the door. The four graduates were Dreona Leigh Beston,

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Statewide COVID-19 Cases At 479

Statewide COVID-19 Cases At 479


Only nine new COVID-19 cases were reported in Montana over the past week. The count now stands at 479, up eight from Tuesday, May 19, while North Dakota’s case count increased by 463 to 2,457 in the past week. Montana moves into phase 2 restrictions June 1. Groups larger than 50 will be allowed if people can social distance themselves. Restaurants, bars, breweries, distilleries and casinos

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21 May 2020

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EMS Week Honors  Critical Staff, Volunteers

EMS Week Honors Critical Staff, Volunteers


May 17-23 is the 43rd annual National Emergency Medical Services Week. This year’s theme: “Ready today, Preparing for tomorrow.” National EMS Week helps to bring together communities and emergency medical personnel to help educate them about EMS and to honor the people whose dedication provides the everyday lifesaving services that the community depends upon. Northeast Montana Health

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