Nakona Dakota Oyate Youth Council member Ethan Blount (left to right), Fort Peck Tribes Executive Board member Alexander Smith, NDO chairperson Antone Members of the Nakona Dakota Oyate Youth Council attended the Reservation Economic Summit 2020 in Las Vegas, Nev., March 2-4. They won first prize in the youth business plan competition March 3. NDO chairperson Antone Manning, vice-chair

Wolf Point Congregate Meals March 19: Ham, cheesy potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert. March 24: Beef stew, biscuits and dessert. March 26: Hamburger with all the fixings, potato salad and dessert.

Friesen’s Floral recently received a plaque for being open for 40 years from the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. (Mary Buckles (left) and Kathryn Wylie (second from right) accepted the plaque from chamber president Jeff Presser and Jan Bryan, a chamber director.

Rayna Marie DeSocio and Andrew Allen Schultes were married Feb. 29, 2020, in Wolf Point in a small ceremony. Parents are Dennis and Lorna DeSocio of Caldwell, Idaho, and Loyal and Jane Schultes of Wolf Point.

Allyn “Buster” Walter Skyberg, 95, of rural Fort Peck, died March 6, 2020, in Glasgow. He was born Dec. 14, 1924, in Bonin, McCone County, to Melvin and Thora (Wangsness) Skyberg. He grew up on the family ranch where, in his youth, he herded sheep and later cattle. He attended country grade school and three years of high school in Nashua and Frazer, but never finished the last year to