Visit To Faith Home Junior Optimists Lend Hand In Community
Visit To Faith Home
Junior Optimists Lend Hand In Community
The Wolf Point Junior Optimists kicked off their year by visiting Faith Home residents on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
The students, from Northside and the junior high school, helped residents build turkey cups in place treats in. They also all colored turkeys on papers.
“The kids enjoy it,” Barbara Olson, advisor for the Junior
Visit To Faith Home Junior Optimists Lend Hand In Community
Visit To Faith Home
Junior Optimists Lend Hand In Community
The Wolf Point Junior Optimists kicked off their year by visiting Faith Home residents on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
The students, from Northside and the junior high school, helped residents build turkey cups in place treats in. They also all colored turkeys on papers.
“The kids enjoy it,” Barbara Olson, advisor for the Junior
Meeting Covers Rail Service In Area
A handful of local residents shared ideas during a Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority public meeting in Wolf Point on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Discussion regarding Amtrak’s Empire Builder included residents stressing the importance of public transportation in this area.
“The Empire rail is a necessity for the community,” Nicole Borner, owner of Trillium Cooperative, who organized the meeting,
Meeting Covers Rail Service In Area
A handful of local residents shared ideas during a Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority public meeting in Wolf Point on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Discussion regarding Amtrak’s Empire Builder included residents stressing the importance of public transportation in this area.
“The Empire rail is a necessity for the community,” Nicole Borner, owner of Trillium Cooperative, who organized the meeting,
Food Pantry Looks For Assistance
The Wolf Point Food Pantry continues to need financial assistance in order to serve area residents.
Gary Johnson, coordinator for the food pantry, said it was open 14 times so far during 2025.
Volunteers served 2,655 families, which represents 11,777 individuals. A total of 136,448 pounds of food were distributed.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, a total of 228 families were served, which is about
Food Pantry Looks For Assistance
The Wolf Point Food Pantry continues to need financial assistance in order to serve area residents.
Gary Johnson, coordinator for the food pantry, said it was open 14 times so far during 2025.
Volunteers served 2,655 families, which represents 11,777 individuals. A total of 136,448 pounds of food were distributed.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, a total of 228 families were served, which is about
Wolf Point Trustees Listen To Challenges
Wolf Point School Board members heard about challenges that the school district is facing during their monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.
During her report, high school principal Kim Hanks said there has been an increase in physical infractions and drug related offenses in the building during the fall.
Hanks said educators are looking of making changes to address the problem such as updated
Wolf Point Trustees Listen To Challenges
Wolf Point School Board members heard about challenges that the school district is facing during their monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.
During her report, high school principal Kim Hanks said there has been an increase in physical infractions and drug related offenses in the building during the fall.
Hanks said educators are looking of making changes to address the problem such as updated
Fundraising Efforts Under Way To Improve Local Swimming Pool
With the goal of maintaining a quality slide at the Wolf Point swimming pool, fundraising efforts are now taking place in the community.
Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak explained that Mike Leinen, Wolf Point/Poplar branch president for Independence Bank, approached him about a possible city project where the bank could provide funds in order to match local donations.
Dschaak said a few ideas
Fundraising Efforts Under Way To Improve Local Swimming Pool
With the goal of maintaining a quality slide at the Wolf Point swimming pool, fundraising efforts are now taking place in the community.
Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak explained that Mike Leinen, Wolf Point/Poplar branch president for Independence Bank, approached him about a possible city project where the bank could provide funds in order to match local donations.
Dschaak said a few ideas
Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 111 cases during Nov. 10-17.
The calls included the following: Nov. 10
Deputies responded to the Bainville area where a man rolled his four-wheeler and injured his leg. Deputies and the Bainville ambulance responded and took the man to the Culbertson hospital.
Deputies responded to the senior living apartments in Poplar where an adult
Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 111 cases during Nov. 10-17.
The calls included the following: Nov. 10
Deputies responded to the Bainville area where a man rolled his four-wheeler and injured his leg. Deputies and the Bainville ambulance responded and took the man to the Culbertson hospital.
Deputies responded to the senior living apartments in Poplar where an adult
Roosevelt County Jail Roster
Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Humberto Agosto, 54, Frazer, warrant.
Harry Azure, 26, Wolf Point, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
Dale Barton, 34, Glendive, hold for other agency.
Ryan Beston, 44, Frazer, hold for other agency.
Jimmy Bird, 21, Wolf Point, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
Antone Birdtail, 20, Billings, hold for other
Roosevelt County Jail Roster
Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Humberto Agosto, 54, Frazer, warrant.
Harry Azure, 26, Wolf Point, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
Dale Barton, 34, Glendive, hold for other agency.
Ryan Beston, 44, Frazer, hold for other agency.
Jimmy Bird, 21, Wolf Point, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
Antone Birdtail, 20, Billings, hold for other
Wolf Point Police Blotter
( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Nov. 10-16. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.)
The WPPD had the following activity: alarm/school, one; animal/injured, one; animal, one; assistance required/ public, two; child neglect, one; civil standby, one; disorderly conduct/fight, three; disorderly conduct/
Wolf Point Police Blotter
( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Nov. 10-16. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.)
The WPPD had the following activity: alarm/school, one; animal/injured, one; animal, one; assistance required/ public, two; child neglect, one; civil standby, one; disorderly conduct/fight, three; disorderly conduct/