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Montana voters will decide whether judicial elections should remain nonpartisan. Here is a summary of the key arguments surrounding the initiative. VOTINGYESVOTINGNO

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Wolves Earn Third Place At State Flag Football Tourney

Wolves Earn Third Place At State Flag Football Tourney


The Wolf Point Wolves came away with the thirdplace trophy from the Class A/B state flag football tournament held in Lockwood and Billings. The Wolves downed Jefferson County, 24-15, in the third-place game on Thursday, Oct. 8. Wolf Point struck on its first possession when quarterback Maci Fourstar hit Addy Smith with a short pass and the speedy junior raced the distance for a touchdown

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Wolf Point Loses Defensive Battle Against Cut Bank, 22-16

Wolf Point Loses Defensive Battle Against Cut Bank, 22-16


The Wolf Point Wolves didn’t go down without a fight in their 22-16 home loss against Cut Bank on Friday, Oct. 9. Trailing 22-6 in the conference contest, the Wolf Point fought back when the defense led by Cole Holen and Zandon Calder stopped Cut Bank’s quarterback Bodie Barbie in the end zone for a safety with 9:03 remaining. Cut Bank limited Wolf Point’s offense on its next possession,

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Scobey Stays Undefeated  With 61-8 Win In Forsyth

Scobey Stays Undefeated With 61-8 Win In Forsyth


The undefeated Scobey Spartans exploded for 41 points in the first half and defeated Forsyth, 61-8, on the road on Friday, Oct. 9. The Spartans used a big play to get on the scoreboard on their first possession. On a third-and-17 play from their own eight, quarterback Reese Tande hit tailback Quinn Axtman with a short pass, and the sophomore went the distance for a 72-yard touchdown play.

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Spartans Defeat Bainville Team

Spartans Defeat Bainville Team


In a well-played, non-conference match, Scobey edged Bainville, 25-22, 25-13, 25-19, at home on Thursday, Oct. 8. The Spartans were able to gain a 16-10 lead in the first set on kills by Halle Cromwell and Emery Rouse along with an ace by Ainsley Berryhill. After a kill by Bainville’s Casey Myers, Scobey added a point on another kill by the hard-hitting Rouse for an 18-12 advantage. The

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