11 July 2024

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Orlando Hale

Orlando Hale


Orlando Joshua Hale, 26, of Poplar died June 29, 2024, at Poplar Community Hospital. He was born Nov. 23, 1998 June 29, 2024, to Mavis Hernandez and Eugene Hale Jr. His Indian name, Little Thunder Walking, was given to him by his uncle Chad Hernandez. He was raised in Billings, Poplar and Wolf Point. He enjoyed horseshoes which he became a pro. He graduated Poplar High School, then worked at the Fort Peck Community College and attended classes there. He also worked at Family Dollar. He loved to read books, play Super Smash Bros with the bros, enjoyed BBQs, powwows, fishing, walking and listening to music. He was adopted by his grandmother, Mavis Hernandez. He is survived by his mother, Margaret (Ron) Starr; siblings, Damon Menz, Artie Crazy Bull Menz, Lance, Mason, Karmen, Mabel, Jessi Menz, all of Poplar; papa, Keith (Sadie) Olson Sr. of Poplar; and grandfather, Eugene Hale Sr. of North Dakota. His funeral service was held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 10, at the Poplar Cultural Center. Interment followed at the Poplar City Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel of Wolf Point was entrusted with the arrangements.
04 July 2024

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Boyd Family Shows Pride In  Country Through Their Service

Boyd Family Shows Pride In Country Through Their Service


When Americans celebrate their independence on the Fourth of July, the commitment of those dedicated men and women who served in the military should always be remembered. If people wish to salute a family for being true Americans, they wouldn’t have to look any farther than David Boyd Sr. of the Fort Peck Reservation. The Poplar resident, who served for 31 years as a staff sergeant, can list

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Blount Enjoys Bringing  Fireworks To Community

Blount Enjoys Bringing Fireworks To Community


The bigger than ever fireworks’ display in Wolf Point is occurring on Thursday, July 4, thanks to the support of area businesses, organizations and individuals. “Last year, we set the record and this year, we beat last year’s record,” organizer George “Mr. Fourth of July” Blount said. “The fireworks went up in price because of inflation, but we have great community support.”

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Trustees Agree On Bonus  For Superintendent

Trustees Agree On Bonus For Superintendent


The Wolf Point School Board unanimously agreed during a meeting on Monday, June 24, to reward Superintendent Dr. David Perkins with a bonus for his efforts in leading the school district. Trustee Trenton Wemmer made the motion to give Perkins a $10,000 bonus. The motion was seconded by trustee Sarah Copenhaver and approved by all trustees. “You’re turning out a great team for us,” board

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Visit From France Bengocheas Enjoy Visiting, Baseball During Trip To Area

Visit From France Bengocheas Enjoy Visiting, Baseball During Trip To Area


Visit From France Bengocheas Enjoy Visiting, Baseball During Trip To Area The group of fans at the Big Muddy Little League baseball tournament cheering for their players included a couple from a great distance away. Sitting next to Jean Bengochea of south Brockton were his brother, Henri, and sister-in-law, Isabelle, who were visiting from France. It was the first time that the brothers

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