07 August 2025

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Ruth Lambert

Ruth Lambert


Ruth “Dolly” F. Lambert, 76, of Culbertson died Friday, July 25, 2025, at Trinity Regional Hospital in Minot, N.D. She was born Oct. 23, 1948, in Poplar to Clarence and Emma (Moran) Lambert. Though baptized as Ruth, she was affectionately called Dolly by friends and family. She attended school in Culbertson and graduated from high school in 1967. After high school, she went on to study education at Montana State University Northern in Havre. Once she earned her degree, she returned to Culbertson where she worked at Poplar Daycare, Montana Bar and Culbertson School. In 1973, she welcomed her only son, David. While living in Culbertson, she enjoyed spending time with her sisters, quilting, canning, gardening and participating in a bowling league. In 1987, she and her son moved to Trenton, N.D. There, she began working for the Trenton Indian Service Area. She enrolled in Williston College where she obtained bachelor’s degree. Over the years, she held various roles, including CHR, housing clerk and eventually director of Trenton Housing. Dolly retired from her position at Trenton Housing in 2015. During her time in Trenton, she continued to enjoy quilting, doing puzzles, reading and, above all, spending time with her grandchildren. She especially cherished playing board games, watching movies and celebrating holidays with them. She is survived by son, David Lambert of Williston, N.D.; two grandsons; and brothers, Verle “Bee” Lambert of Trenton, N.D., Larry Lambert of Williston, N.D., Richard Lambert of Fairview. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Joseph Lambert, Andy Lambert, Allen Lambert and Dennis Lambert; and sisters, Phoebe Larsen, Carol Ann Schroeder and Bernie Raaum. Funeral Mass was held Friday, Aug. 1, at the St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Williston, N.D. Father Paul Eberle officiated. Cremation followed the mass and inurnment was on Sunday, Aug. 3, at Hillside Cemetery in Culbertson.

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31 July 2025

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Visitors Make Impacts In Community

Visitors Make Impacts In Community


Bill Huebner of the Mosaic Church in Littleton, Colo., didn’t think he was going to make it to Wolf Point this summer to assist with Gospel Fellowship Church’s Vacation Bible Adventure. Huebner treasured his time last summer in Wolf Point when volunteers performed community service including improvements to a building’s appearance and teaching students during evenings. “It’s the

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Commissioners Discuss  Traffic Requests For Area

Commissioners Discuss Traffic Requests For Area


The Roosevelt County Commissioners agreed to send letters of support regarding two road conditions during their meeting held on July 22. Commissioners wrote a letter of support to the U.S. Department of Transportation regarding a project to reconstruct 7.1 miles of Montana Highway 13 between Wolf Point and Scobey from County Road 17-2040 to County Road 17-2033. The letter was to support the Fort

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