Wolf Point First Quarter Honor Roll Seniors: Chase Adams,* Camden Doornek,* Caitlyn Wilson,* Victoria Wozniak,* Ali Corpron, Michael Bell, Arianna Mee, Logan Wolff, Isabella Sanchez, William Bow, Ameliya Doney, Kaleah White Bear, Keeley Blount-Henderson, Cloe Serawop-Imus, Jaycen Williams and Rebel Mays. Juniors: Jayla Big Talk,* Cole Boysun,* Lauren Rodenberg,* Cloelle Buck Elk, Richard

School Menus Frontier School Nov. 11: Egg rolls, rice, fruit and veggies. Nov. 12: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes, fruit and veggies. Nov. 13: Corn dogs, gems, fruit and veggies. Nov. 14: Pulled pork nachos, fruit and veggies. Nov. 15: No school. *** Wolf Point School Nov. 11: Breakfast: Pancakes and apples. Lunch: Chicken pot pie casserole, salad and fresh pears.

The Optimist Club of Wolf Point is planning its Angel Tree campaign again this holiday season but stresses deadlines are a little earlier than in past years. This year’s Angel Tree donation deadline is Friday, Dec. 13. Organizers note the earlier deadline is so that the requested items can be purchased in time for delivery. The lack of local shopping locations makes it a little bit of a challenge.

Pahin Wakpa Baptist Mission is hosting a trunk or treat event at 84 Moccasin Ave. in Frazer Oct. 31. Burgers and chili will be served. Organizers ask anyone wanting to participate with their car, please meet up at 4 p.m. to decorate. Scary costumes are discouraged.

Frontier School Nov. 4: No school. Parent/ teacher conferences. Nov. 5: Fish patties, fruit and veggies. Nov. 6: Chicken fajita rice bowls, fruit and veggies. Nov. 7: Sloppy joes, fries, fruit and veggies. *** Wolf Point School Nov. 4: Breakfast: Bagels, cream cheese and kiwis. Lunch: Chili dogs, carrots, salad, cheese and mixed fruit. Nov. 5: Breakfast: Banana bread, sausage

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 31: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, birthday cake and ice cream. Nov. 5: Closed for election. Nov. 7: Cabbage rolls, boiled potatoes, green beans and dessert.

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced Montana was ranked as the top state in the nation for outdoor enthusiasts. “Montana is best known around the world for our beautiful vistas and wideopen spaces,” Gianforte said. “This report confirms what Montanans already know: our outdoor recreational opportunities are the best in the country thanks to our work to boost public access, support our tourism