Duane Anderson of Peerless and Jeanne Anderson of Scobey have announced the engagement of their daughter Emily to Jacob Jessen, son of Jeremy and Verna Jessen of Grass Range. A May 8 wedding is planned.
Duane Anderson of Peerless and Jeanne Anderson of Scobey have announced the engagement of their daughter Emily to Jacob Jessen, son of Jeremy and Verna Jessen of Grass Range. A May 8 wedding is planned.
Although it’s early in the school year, a full slate of activities are scheduled to celebrate Wolf Point’s homecoming this week.
Every day has a special theme to encourage students and staff to dress up in fun gear.
Monday, Aug. 31, was Character Day when students dressed as their favorite book, video or movie character and Tuesday, Sept. 1, was Adam Sandler Day — dress in your favorite
Although it’s early in the school year, a full slate of activities are scheduled to celebrate Wolf Point’s homecoming this week.
Every day has a special theme to encourage students and staff to dress up in fun gear.
Monday, Aug. 31, was Character Day when students dressed as their favorite book, video or movie character and Tuesday, Sept. 1, was Adam Sandler Day — dress in your favorite
(Editor’s note: This article in the first of a series profiling Scobey High School’s seniors.)
One could say that Scobey High School senior Aydan Stentoft is accustomed to winning. Last school year, Stentoft was on both the school’s state championship football and state championship golf teams. In between, he was a member of Scobey’s state winning swimming team during the summer.
(Editor’s note: This article in the first of a series profiling Scobey High School’s seniors.)
One could say that Scobey High School senior Aydan Stentoft is accustomed to winning. Last school year, Stentoft was on both the school’s state championship football and state championship golf teams. In between, he was a member of Scobey’s state winning swimming team during the summer.
Wolf Point School Sept. 7: No school.
Sept. 8: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos and cantaloupe. Lunch: Spaghetti and meatballs, cheesy garlic bread, broccoli and applesauce.
Sept 9: Breakfast: Cereal, string cheese and apples. Lunch: Taco soup, tortilla chips, Spanish rice, shredded lettuce and mandarin oranges.
Sept 10: Breakfast: Mini blueberry waffles, scrambled eggs and oranges. Lunch:
Wolf Point School Sept. 7: No school.
Sept. 8: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos and cantaloupe. Lunch: Spaghetti and meatballs, cheesy garlic bread, broccoli and applesauce.
Sept 9: Breakfast: Cereal, string cheese and apples. Lunch: Taco soup, tortilla chips, Spanish rice, shredded lettuce and mandarin oranges.
Sept 10: Breakfast: Mini blueberry waffles, scrambled eggs and oranges. Lunch:
Attorney General Austin Knudsen and the Montana Department of Justice’s Office of Consumer Protection are warning Montanans about fraudsters creating spoof websites that look nearly identical to legitimate websites to collect consumers’ personal and financial information.
There are two popular scams that fraudsters use spoof websites to steal information.
Fraudsters, who are mainly
Attorney General Austin Knudsen and the Montana Department of Justice’s Office of Consumer Protection are warning Montanans about fraudsters creating spoof websites that look nearly identical to legitimate websites to collect consumers’ personal and financial information.
There are two popular scams that fraudsters use spoof websites to steal information.
Fraudsters, who are mainly
James Campbell-Gray receives the First Dollar Award from Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture president Traci West (left) and executive director Elizabeth Deserly (right). (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
James Campbell-Gray receives the First Dollar Award from Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture president Traci West (left) and executive director Elizabeth Deserly (right). (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Savage Towing and Salvage co-owners Dusette Grandchamp (second from left) and Dusette Grandchamp (third from left) receive their First Dollar Award from Chamber president Traci West (left) and executive director Elizabeth Deserly (right).
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Savage Towing and Salvage co-owners Dusette Grandchamp (second from left) and Dusette Grandchamp (third from left) receive their First Dollar Award from Chamber president Traci West (left) and executive director Elizabeth Deserly (right).
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
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