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Wolves Run To Honors In Sidney

By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point boys accounted for the top three individuals and earned first place at the Eagle Invitational cross-country meet held in Sidney on Saturday, Oct. 9. The Wolves finished with 34 points while Miles City took second with 47 and Glendive placed third with 74 points. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers captured top honors with a time of 17:52.72 for first place.

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Wolves Run To Honors In Sidney

By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point boys accounted for the top three individuals and earned first place at the Eagle Invitational cross-country meet held in Sidney on Saturday, Oct. 9. The Wolves finished with 34 points while Miles City took second with 47 and Glendive placed third with 74 points. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers captured top honors with a time of 17:52.72 for first place.

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Posted on October 14, 2021

Wolves Fall To Fairfield Team In Conference Action

The Wolf Point Wolves lost by a 57-0 final during conference football action in Fairfield on Friday, Oct. 8. Wolf Point started the game off on a strong note when a long pass play to Kraven Silk led the Wolves as deep as the Fairfield 12. A third-down quarterback sack by Fairfield helped end the Wolves’ scoring threat. Fairfield scored three touchdowns, including one off a fumble recovery

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Wolves Fall To Fairfield Team In Conference Action

The Wolf Point Wolves lost by a 57-0 final during conference football action in Fairfield on Friday, Oct. 8. Wolf Point started the game off on a strong note when a long pass play to Kraven Silk led the Wolves as deep as the Fairfield 12. A third-down quarterback sack by Fairfield helped end the Wolves’ scoring threat. Fairfield scored three touchdowns, including one off a fumble recovery

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Local Teen Takes First In Dickinson

Mathew Wadsworth, 15, finished up his outdoor racing season with a first place in the 250 class and a second in the open class at Roughrider Motorsports in Dickinson, ND, Oct. 21. He races with the Hash Hill team out of Culbertson. Asked to describe his favorite moment from the season, Wadsworth said, “The best was pulling the hole shot in Glen Ullin against a full gate of riders.”

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Local Teen Takes First In Dickinson

Mathew Wadsworth, 15, finished up his outdoor racing season with a first place in the 250 class and a second in the open class at Roughrider Motorsports in Dickinson, ND, Oct. 21. He races with the Hash Hill team out of Culbertson. Asked to describe his favorite moment from the season, Wadsworth said, “The best was pulling the hole shot in Glen Ullin against a full gate of riders.”

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Posted on October 14, 2021

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Culbertson Oct. 15: Tuna casserole, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 18: Slush burgers, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 22: Pork chops, mashed potatoes, vegetable and dessert. Bainville Oct. 14: Pork chops, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 19: Chicken and rice hot dish, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 21: Baked fish, cheesy hashbrowns, vegetable and dessert. Froid Oct. 18:

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Culbertson Oct. 15: Tuna casserole, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 18: Slush burgers, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 22: Pork chops, mashed potatoes, vegetable and dessert. Bainville Oct. 14: Pork chops, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 19: Chicken and rice hot dish, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 21: Baked fish, cheesy hashbrowns, vegetable and dessert. Froid Oct. 18:

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Poplar Girls Lose To Fro d/Lake

By Bill Vander Weele The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored a 25-2, 25-9, 25-15, non-conference victory at Poplar on Tuesday, Oct. 5. After two kills by Dasani Nesbit opened the first set, Poplar got on the scoreboard with a spike by Kessee Erickson. The Red Hawks accounted for the next 16 points. Aleah Johnson served three aces during the streak. Nesbit scored four kills, Carolyne Christoffersen

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Poplar Girls Lose To Fro d/Lake

By Bill Vander Weele The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored a 25-2, 25-9, 25-15, non-conference victory at Poplar on Tuesday, Oct. 5. After two kills by Dasani Nesbit opened the first set, Poplar got on the scoreboard with a spike by Kessee Erickson. The Red Hawks accounted for the next 16 points. Aleah Johnson served three aces during the streak. Nesbit scored four kills, Carolyne Christoffersen

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worked in law enforcement ….

worked in law enforcement for 20 years and that he learned about character while attending a leadership course. He said character is doing the right thing when no one is looking. Reum discovered his real passion was helping kids. As an officer, he would check on kids walking on the streets and ask why they weren’t in school. He wanted to make sure they got a ride and that they knew somebody

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worked in law enforcement ….

worked in law enforcement for 20 years and that he learned about character while attending a leadership course. He said character is doing the right thing when no one is looking. Reum discovered his real passion was helping kids. As an officer, he would check on kids walking on the streets and ask why they weren’t in school. He wanted to make sure they got a ride and that they knew somebody

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Froid School Oct. 18: Riblets on buns, baked beans, chips and fruit. Oct. 19: Creamy chicken and rice soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, vegetable and fruit. Oct. 20: Chicken alfredo, garlic bread, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 21-22: No school. Bainville School Oct. 18: Breakfast: Breakfast skillet. Lunch: Quesadilla taco bar, peaches and cookies. Oct. 19: Breakfast: Zucchini bread

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Froid School Oct. 18: Riblets on buns, baked beans, chips and fruit. Oct. 19: Creamy chicken and rice soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, vegetable and fruit. Oct. 20: Chicken alfredo, garlic bread, vegetable and dessert. Oct. 21-22: No school. Bainville School Oct. 18: Breakfast: Breakfast skillet. Lunch: Quesadilla taco bar, peaches and cookies. Oct. 19: Breakfast: Zucchini bread

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Indians Drop Game To Circle, 44-12

The Poplar Indians dropped their season finale by a 44-12 margin against Circle on Saturday, Oct. 9. Circle led by a 44-6 halftime margin in the conference football game. “We played the best second half that we had all season,” Poplar Coach Joe I Iammar said. “It was our best half of the season.” Scoring touchdowns for the Indians were Mitchell Youngman on a punt return and Adrien

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Indians Drop Game To Circle, 44-12

The Poplar Indians dropped their season finale by a 44-12 margin against Circle on Saturday, Oct. 9. Circle led by a 44-6 halftime margin in the conference football game. “We played the best second half that we had all season,” Poplar Coach Joe I Iammar said. “It was our best half of the season.” Scoring touchdowns for the Indians were Mitchell Youngman on a punt return and Adrien

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Generations Of Nemont

A retirement/welcome party was held at the Stagecoach in Culbertson Saturday, Oct. 9. The event was held in honor of incoming Nemont employee Joe Kohl (left to right), retiring employee Jeff Thorpe, newcomer Matt Sansaver and Mike Machart. Like Thorpe, Machart has been with Nemont since 1994. (Photo by James Walling)

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Generations Of Nemont

A retirement/welcome party was held at the Stagecoach in Culbertson Saturday, Oct. 9. The event was held in honor of incoming Nemont employee Joe Kohl (left to right), retiring employee Jeff Thorpe, newcomer Matt Sansaver and Mike Machart. Like Thorpe, Machart has been with Nemont since 1994. (Photo by James Walling)

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FWP Auction Raises More Than $260,000

More than $260,000 was raised for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ conservation and restoration programs during a wildlife auction held Sept. 25 in Billings. The auction included antlers, horns, hides and skulls that were confiscated by FWP over the last four years. Most of the items came from poaching incidents. Montana statute requires FWP to sell seized items at public auction.

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FWP Auction Raises More Than $260,000

More than $260,000 was raised for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ conservation and restoration programs during a wildlife auction held Sept. 25 in Billings. The auction included antlers, horns, hides and skulls that were confiscated by FWP over the last four years. Most of the items came from poaching incidents. Montana statute requires FWP to sell seized items at public auction.

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Wolves Run To Honors In Sidney

Wolves Run To Honors In Sidney

Wolves Fall To Fairfield Team In Conference Action

Wolves Fall To Fairfield Team In Conference Action

Local Teen Takes First In Dickinson

Local Teen Takes First In Dickinson

Senior Menus

Senior Menus

Poplar Girls Lose To Fro d/Lake

Poplar Girls Lose To Fro d/Lake

worked in law enforcement ….

worked in law enforcement ….

School Menus

School Menus

Indians Drop Game To Circle, 44-12

Indians Drop Game To Circle, 44-12

Generations Of Nemont

Generations Of Nemont

FWP Auction Raises More Than $260,000

FWP Auction Raises More Than $260,000

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