07 April 2022

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William Young

William Young


William Delane Young, , died March 25, 2022, in Sioux Falls, S.D. He was born on May 12, 1970, in Poplar. He graduated from Job Corps in Nemo, S.D., where he received his high school diploma and a certificate in bricklaying. He met Arlene LaFramboise and they had Lakota and Dakota Young. He later met Kerri White and they had Shiane and Richard Young. He worked various odd jobs during his lifetime. He liked to listen to his Buddy Redbow, pow-wow and Dwight Yoakam. He also like to go on walks, visit his family and friends. He was always a giver and would give his shirt off his back. He is survived by his mother, Naomi Montclair; two daughters, Lakota and Shiane Young; two sons, Dakota and Richard Young; two sisters, Luella “LuLu” Montclair and Melissa Montclair; four brothers, Conrad Young, Robert Montclair, Curtis Montclair and Loren Weinberger; and four grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Moses, Clifton and Mike. Funeral services were held Monday, April 4, at the Poplar Cultural Center. Interment was at Riverside Presbyterian Cemetery in Riverside. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel has been entrusted with arrangements.
31 March 2022

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Move Of Wolfie To Impressive Site Among Improvements

Move Of Wolfie To Impressive Site Among Improvements


A move for “Wolfie” to a more observed area is just one of the improvements that the Wolf Point School board has approved to create a more appealing atmosphere in the school’s lobby area. Wolf Point superintendent of schools Loverty Erickson, alumni Class of 1996, said the “changes are being made as part of the students’ request to establish an increased sense of pride for both the students

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Henry Improves Attitudes  Of Local Students

Henry Improves Attitudes Of Local Students


If the attitude and school spirit have improved at Wolf Point schools, one of the people to thank is William Henry. This is the third year that Henry has been serving as a consultant for Wolf Point’s schools with the goal of improving the culture. “We are going really well,” Henry said during an interview last week. Last school year, Henry helped form the Power Rangers at Wolf Point

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