Decorating In Froid
Froid High School juniors Joseph Robertson (left) and Roberto Orozco decorate a door for the holidays.
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07 December 2023
Decorating In Froid
Froid High School juniors Joseph Robertson (left) and Roberto Orozco decorate a door for the holidays.
(Photo submitted)
Loy Remley
Loy Remley, 82 years of age, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023, at Mercy Hospital in Redding, Calif. She was surrounded by her loving family.
Loy Rae (Montgomery) Remley was born on Jan. 28, 1941, to Garnet and Maxine Montgomery in Wolf Point, Mont. Loy graduated from Wolf Point High School in 1959.
While living in Wolf Point, she met the love of her life, Robert (Bob) Remley. Bob was from California, but was serving our country in the Air Force in Glasgow, Mont.
After leaving the Air Force, they relocated to California where they would raise their three sons, Les, Scott and Craig. The three boys and Bob were the loves of her life, and everyone knew don’t come between her and her boys. Bob and Loy were just a few days short of celebrating their 59th wedding anniversary.
She dedicated her life to her family and to her passion for helping others. She was active with Shasta County Special Olympics for over 40 years and was a founding member of Out and About Shasta County up until her passing. Out and About provides outings for special needs adults throughout Shasta County. She had a huge impact on the lives of
Loy Remley
Loy Remley, 82 years of age, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023, at Mercy Hospital in Redding, Calif. She was surrounded by her loving family.
Loy Rae (Montgomery) Remley was born on Jan. 28, 1941, to Garnet and Maxine Montgomery in Wolf Point, Mont. Loy graduated from Wolf Point High School in 1959.
While living in Wolf Point, she met the love of her life, Robert (Bob) Remley. Bob was from California, but was serving our country in the Air Force in Glasgow, Mont.
After leaving the Air Force, they relocated to California where they would raise their three sons, Les, Scott and Craig. The three boys and Bob were the loves of her life, and everyone knew don’t come between her and her boys. Bob and Loy were just a few days short of celebrating their 59th wedding anniversary.
She dedicated her life to her family and to her passion for helping others. She was active with Shasta County Special Olympics for over 40 years and was a founding member of Out and About Shasta County up until her passing. Out and About provides outings for special needs adults throughout Shasta County. She had a huge impact on the lives of
FWP Adopts New Elk Management Plan
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has adopted the 2023 Elk Management Plan and accompanying environmental assessment.
The elk plan lays out how FWP will manage elk; the EA is an evaluation and summary of potential impacts on the physical environment and human population.
The new plan is flexible and reflects current elk management direction and challenges, as well as being forward looking
FWP Adopts New Elk Management Plan
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has adopted the 2023 Elk Management Plan and accompanying environmental assessment.
The elk plan lays out how FWP will manage elk; the EA is an evaluation and summary of potential impacts on the physical environment and human population.
The new plan is flexible and reflects current elk management direction and challenges, as well as being forward looking
Montana Stockgrowers Work To Connect Consumers, Ranchers
The Montana Stockgrowers Foundation Cattle Drive program has set out to do something no other cattle organization in the state has done — match Montana born, raised, and fed cattle with local restaurants and retailers.
The “Montanans Feeding Montana Initiative” seeks to connect the Montana food service industry to the high-quality beef raised by Montana ranchers. The Cattle Drive program
Montana Stockgrowers Work To Connect Consumers, Ranchers
The Montana Stockgrowers Foundation Cattle Drive program has set out to do something no other cattle organization in the state has done — match Montana born, raised, and fed cattle with local restaurants and retailers.
The “Montanans Feeding Montana Initiative” seeks to connect the Montana food service industry to the high-quality beef raised by Montana ranchers. The Cattle Drive program
Russell Denny
Russell Lee 'Rusty' Denny Sr., Ampa U “Coming day, 71, of Poplar died Nov. 23, 2023, in Poplar.
He was born Dec. 28, 1951, to Vearle and Eunice (Blacktail) Denny. The youngest, he joined his siblings, Nancy Denny Dumont, Sunny Bill Whitehead, Iris “Cissie” Anderson, Orrin Denny, Jeanne Denny Reinlasoder and Lyle Denny. He grew up in Poplar for most of his life.
He worked many jobs, but his main occupation was truck driving. He was an old school cowboy, living and participating in the cowboy way. He had a great honor to be able to coach his nephew Zach Atkinson in his bull riding days.
He also practiced in his traditional ways, which he took great pride in. He is a member of the original Bad Land Singers. He followed the powwow trail and gained numerous friends and family throughout Indian country.
In June 1967, he met Janice Chapman, where he gained a daughter Bernita Chapman Granbois, who was the first to call him Dad. Later, they had one daughter, Vearlene Emerine.
In 1983, he met Andy Gray. To this union, they had one daughter and two boys, Benicia Gray, Russell Lee Jr. and Royce “Miles” Denny.
In 1989, he met Gwen Gourneau. To this union, Holly Rae was born.
In 1993, he met Claudia Scott and welcomed into his life, Neal Garrick, Miranda Rose, Carla Mckenzie and Alexis Dawn. Later, Thomas Lee, Debbie Lynn and KayLee Marie were born.
He took the rope of a father figure to Jalee, Zack and PJ after his brother JD died.
Russell Denny
Russell Lee 'Rusty' Denny Sr., Ampa U “Coming day, 71, of Poplar died Nov. 23, 2023, in Poplar.
He was born Dec. 28, 1951, to Vearle and Eunice (Blacktail) Denny. The youngest, he joined his siblings, Nancy Denny Dumont, Sunny Bill Whitehead, Iris “Cissie” Anderson, Orrin Denny, Jeanne Denny Reinlasoder and Lyle Denny. He grew up in Poplar for most of his life.
He worked many jobs, but his main occupation was truck driving. He was an old school cowboy, living and participating in the cowboy way. He had a great honor to be able to coach his nephew Zach Atkinson in his bull riding days.
He also practiced in his traditional ways, which he took great pride in. He is a member of the original Bad Land Singers. He followed the powwow trail and gained numerous friends and family throughout Indian country.
In June 1967, he met Janice Chapman, where he gained a daughter Bernita Chapman Granbois, who was the first to call him Dad. Later, they had one daughter, Vearlene Emerine.
In 1983, he met Andy Gray. To this union, they had one daughter and two boys, Benicia Gray, Russell Lee Jr. and Royce “Miles” Denny.
In 1989, he met Gwen Gourneau. To this union, Holly Rae was born.
In 1993, he met Claudia Scott and welcomed into his life, Neal Garrick, Miranda Rose, Carla Mckenzie and Alexis Dawn. Later, Thomas Lee, Debbie Lynn and KayLee Marie were born.
He took the rope of a father figure to Jalee, Zack and PJ after his brother JD died.
Anderson Memorial Scholarships Awarded
This year’s Anderson Memorial Scholarship recipients are Caden Kelm of Medicine Lake and Maddox and Kaden Hansen of Bainville.
Since 2012, the Anderson Memorial Scholarship has been awarding scholarships to high school seniors and college students from Roosevelt and Sheridan counties who have been or are 4-H and/or FFA members.
The number and the amount of scholarships awarded varies from
Anderson Memorial Scholarships Awarded
This year’s Anderson Memorial Scholarship recipients are Caden Kelm of Medicine Lake and Maddox and Kaden Hansen of Bainville.
Since 2012, the Anderson Memorial Scholarship has been awarding scholarships to high school seniors and college students from Roosevelt and Sheridan counties who have been or are 4-H and/or FFA members.
The number and the amount of scholarships awarded varies from
FWP To Answer Questions About Wolf Management Plan
Montanans will have the ability to get questions answered by Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials starting next week on the agency’s first proposed update to its wolf management plan in 20 years.
FWP is holding six public meetings, including five in person across the state and one virtual meeting, on the 2023 Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan and an accompanying environmental
FWP To Answer Questions About Wolf Management Plan
Montanans will have the ability to get questions answered by Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials starting next week on the agency’s first proposed update to its wolf management plan in 20 years.
FWP is holding six public meetings, including five in person across the state and one virtual meeting, on the 2023 Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan and an accompanying environmental
Sherman Boxer
Sherman Douglas Boxer, 66, died at his home in Denver, Colo., on Oct. 28, 2023.
He was born and raised in Poplar, the last child of Tony and Mattie Ricker Boxer. He was born during Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 23, 1957, at Grandma and Grandpa Ricker’s home.
He attended school in Poplar and the state of Washington. Later in his life, he attended Southwestern Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, N.M. He also lived in Grand Junction, Colo., for a brief time. No matter where he lived, he always gravitated back to Denver. He was an avid Denver Broncos fan.
He is survived by his two brothers, Tony Boxer of Durango, Colo., and William Richard Hawk of Miles City; sister, Ardey Boxer of Poplar; and daughter, Carla Clincher of Wolf Point.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Irvin “Buddy” Iron Cloud, Lawrence
Sherman Boxer
Sherman Douglas Boxer, 66, died at his home in Denver, Colo., on Oct. 28, 2023.
He was born and raised in Poplar, the last child of Tony and Mattie Ricker Boxer. He was born during Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 23, 1957, at Grandma and Grandpa Ricker’s home.
He attended school in Poplar and the state of Washington. Later in his life, he attended Southwestern Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, N.M. He also lived in Grand Junction, Colo., for a brief time. No matter where he lived, he always gravitated back to Denver. He was an avid Denver Broncos fan.
He is survived by his two brothers, Tony Boxer of Durango, Colo., and William Richard Hawk of Miles City; sister, Ardey Boxer of Poplar; and daughter, Carla Clincher of Wolf Point.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Irvin “Buddy” Iron Cloud, Lawrence
Culbertson School Board Approves Coaches
The Culbertson School Board re-hired fall coaches during its regular monthly meeting held on Nov. 21.
Coaches approved were Brian Manning for head high school football, George Nickoloff for assistant high school football, Logan Nickoloff for head junior high football, Chance Hyatt for head cross country, Terri Sansaver for head junior high cross country, Tiffany Nielsen for head high school volleyball,
Culbertson School Board Approves Coaches
The Culbertson School Board re-hired fall coaches during its regular monthly meeting held on Nov. 21.
Coaches approved were Brian Manning for head high school football, George Nickoloff for assistant high school football, Logan Nickoloff for head junior high football, Chance Hyatt for head cross country, Terri Sansaver for head junior high cross country, Tiffany Nielsen for head high school volleyball,
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