A Halloween carnival is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 29, at Southside Elementary School. The JOM organization is sponsoring the event. Youngsters are urged to wear costumes.
Fun will include cake walks, ping pong, bowling, bean bag toss, basketball games, soccer games, washer toss and mini golf.
A Halloween carnival is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 29, at Southside Elementary School. The JOM organization is sponsoring the event. Youngsters are urged to wear costumes.
Fun will include cake walks, ping pong, bowling, bean bag toss, basketball games, soccer games, washer toss and mini golf.
Harlow William Strandlund, 84, died Oct. 14, 2021, at the La Casa assisted living center in Plentywood.
He was born to his parents Elmer and Erna (Haase) Strandlund in the upstairs bedroom of the farmhouse he was to eventually own on Sept. 27, 1937. He was a late-comer to the family, being 10 years younger than his sister Shirley and 12 years younger than his brother Doyle. When he was 13 years
Harlow William Strandlund, 84, died Oct. 14, 2021, at the La Casa assisted living center in Plentywood.
He was born to his parents Elmer and Erna (Haase) Strandlund in the upstairs bedroom of the farmhouse he was to eventually own on Sept. 27, 1937. He was a late-comer to the family, being 10 years younger than his sister Shirley and 12 years younger than his brother Doyle. When he was 13 years
Elijah Morris Grey Bear, 16, of Poplar died Oct. 17, 2021, in Poplar.
He was born in Wolf Point on Nov. 20, 2004, to Davi Dighans and Oral John Sr., “OJ.” Throughout his life, he was an avid athlete, participating in football and cross country, but basketball was his life. He started playing basketball at a very young age and never stopped.
His family always knew he would play ball because
Elijah Morris Grey Bear, 16, of Poplar died Oct. 17, 2021, in Poplar.
He was born in Wolf Point on Nov. 20, 2004, to Davi Dighans and Oral John Sr., “OJ.” Throughout his life, he was an avid athlete, participating in football and cross country, but basketball was his life. He started playing basketball at a very young age and never stopped.
His family always knew he would play ball because
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services officials have announced a voluntary recall of rice cereal for infants and babies has been issued by the Food and Drug Administration.
The recalled infant cereal was distributed nationally through Walmart stores and online. This recall is a result of a routine sampling program by the FDA which found that a sample from three production lots
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services officials have announced a voluntary recall of rice cereal for infants and babies has been issued by the Food and Drug Administration.
The recalled infant cereal was distributed nationally through Walmart stores and online. This recall is a result of a routine sampling program by the FDA which found that a sample from three production lots
South Saskatchewan Ready, an economic alliance of nine rural municipalities located in south central Saskatchewan working to mitigate the negative economic affects of coal transition, has signed an international tourism agreement with Montana’s Missouri River Country tourism organization to develop crossborder tourism products to increase tourist visitation in both jurisdictions.
Sean Wallace,
South Saskatchewan Ready, an economic alliance of nine rural municipalities located in south central Saskatchewan working to mitigate the negative economic affects of coal transition, has signed an international tourism agreement with Montana’s Missouri River Country tourism organization to develop crossborder tourism products to increase tourist visitation in both jurisdictions.
Sean Wallace,
Roger Ardelle Gilbertson, 70, of Antelope died at his home on Oct, 18, 2021.
He was born in Wolf Point to Willie and Wilma Gilbertson. He grew up south of Flaxville. He went to school in Flaxville from first grade to 12th.
He married MaryAnn Hammer from Scobey in 1971. They lived in and around Houston, Texas. They had two boys together — Daren and Richard.
He met Judy and later moved
Roger Ardelle Gilbertson, 70, of Antelope died at his home on Oct, 18, 2021.
He was born in Wolf Point to Willie and Wilma Gilbertson. He grew up south of Flaxville. He went to school in Flaxville from first grade to 12th.
He married MaryAnn Hammer from Scobey in 1971. They lived in and around Houston, Texas. They had two boys together — Daren and Richard.
He met Judy and later moved
The Wolf Point Wolves earned seventh place in the team standings at the Class B state cross-country meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 23.
Wolf Point’s boys finished with 179 points.
Bigfork won the team championship with 100 points followed by Three Forks with 118, Lincoln County with 150 and Glasgow with 155.
Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned All-State status by placing fifth
The Wolf Point Wolves earned seventh place in the team standings at the Class B state cross-country meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 23.
Wolf Point’s boys finished with 179 points.
Bigfork won the team championship with 100 points followed by Three Forks with 118, Lincoln County with 150 and Glasgow with 155.
Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned All-State status by placing fifth
Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder placed 11th at the Class B state cross-country meet to earn All-State recognition.
The senior finished with a time of 21:05.10.
Broadwater’s Emma Stolte was the individual champion at 19:18.91.
Poplar placed ninth in the team standings with 278 points.
The top three teams were Red Lodge, Broadwater and Columbus.
Reinita Irizarry placed 34th at 22:22.17.
Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder placed 11th at the Class B state cross-country meet to earn All-State recognition.
The senior finished with a time of 21:05.10.
Broadwater’s Emma Stolte was the individual champion at 19:18.91.
Poplar placed ninth in the team standings with 278 points.
The top three teams were Red Lodge, Broadwater and Columbus.
Reinita Irizarry placed 34th at 22:22.17.
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