Wolf Point High School seniors Katelyn MacDonald (left) and Samantha Reed rode on horses for the final day of school for seniors on Wednesday, May
24.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point High School seniors Katelyn MacDonald (left) and Samantha Reed rode on horses for the final day of school for seniors on Wednesday, May
24.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point’s singers provided a series of numbers during the high school/junior high spring concert on Tuesday, May 16.
Songs from the junior high choir included Singing Freedom’s Song and I Will Follow. The junior high joined with the high school choir to perform The Old Mill.
Members of the high school choir then entertained the audience with several songs.
A men’s group performed,
Wolf Point’s singers provided a series of numbers during the high school/junior high spring concert on Tuesday, May 16.
Songs from the junior high choir included Singing Freedom’s Song and I Will Follow. The junior high joined with the high school choir to perform The Old Mill.
Members of the high school choir then entertained the audience with several songs.
A men’s group performed,
Students have been named to MSU-Northern’s 2023 spring semester dean’s list. To be included in the dean’s list, students must carry a minimum of 12 credits and earn a grade point average of 3.25 or better.
Area students included: Bainville: Braeden J. Romo, Jesse E. Strickland Circle: Olivia E. Fletes Culbertson: Michael E. Pederson and Aiden W. Perkins Poplar: Bailey R. Day, Cecelia
Students have been named to MSU-Northern’s 2023 spring semester dean’s list. To be included in the dean’s list, students must carry a minimum of 12 credits and earn a grade point average of 3.25 or better.
Area students included: Bainville: Braeden J. Romo, Jesse E. Strickland Circle: Olivia E. Fletes Culbertson: Michael E. Pederson and Aiden W. Perkins Poplar: Bailey R. Day, Cecelia
The cold Montana days are over and the “Green Bean” season has come to a close.
We will, instead of morning hot coffee and hot chocolate, now be providing lunches at the Triangle Park weekly.
Many community residents had a part of providing Wednesday and Saturday hot drinks, breakfast sandwiches and doughnuts for this project and many helped in the purchase of these items. A special shout
The cold Montana days are over and the “Green Bean” season has come to a close.
We will, instead of morning hot coffee and hot chocolate, now be providing lunches at the Triangle Park weekly.
Many community residents had a part of providing Wednesday and Saturday hot drinks, breakfast sandwiches and doughnuts for this project and many helped in the purchase of these items. A special shout
The American Legion’s flag committee in Wolf Point needs additional help putting flags up around town on holidays throughout the year.
The holidays recognized by putting flags up include Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Wolf Point Stampede, Labor Day, Patriot Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day and Pearl Harbor Day.
If interested in helping, contact Eric Nelson at
The American Legion’s flag committee in Wolf Point needs additional help putting flags up around town on holidays throughout the year.
The holidays recognized by putting flags up include Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Wolf Point Stampede, Labor Day, Patriot Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day and Pearl Harbor Day.
If interested in helping, contact Eric Nelson at
Area recipients for the 2023 Brayden Jackson Memorial Scholarship include Poplar’s Morgan Nordwick, Jazmyn CarryWater, Reinita Irizzary, Allen Russell III and Rylee Marottek; Frazer’s Liana Jackson, Brockton’s Halle Eder and Wolf Point’s Kraven Silk, Julian Benson, Jesse Fettig, Kelby Bauer, Frank Baker, Gaige Bushman, Kaylandra St. Mark’s, Audriana Four-Bear, Vaun Jensen, Dahmoniq Ahneman
Area recipients for the 2023 Brayden Jackson Memorial Scholarship include Poplar’s Morgan Nordwick, Jazmyn CarryWater, Reinita Irizzary, Allen Russell III and Rylee Marottek; Frazer’s Liana Jackson, Brockton’s Halle Eder and Wolf Point’s Kraven Silk, Julian Benson, Jesse Fettig, Kelby Bauer, Frank Baker, Gaige Bushman, Kaylandra St. Mark’s, Audriana Four-Bear, Vaun Jensen, Dahmoniq Ahneman
On May 31 of each year, the World Health Organization and its partners mark this day as World No Tobacco Day to highlight the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States with 480,000 deaths occurring each year. Worldwide, tobacco kills nearly six million people
On May 31 of each year, the World Health Organization and its partners mark this day as World No Tobacco Day to highlight the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States with 480,000 deaths occurring each year. Worldwide, tobacco kills nearly six million people
Frontier School
All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk.
May 30: Shepherd’s pie.
May 31: Hot dogs, fries and salad bar (as available).
June 1: Chicken dummies, scalloped potatoes and salad bar (as available).
June 2: Cook’s choice. *** Wolf Point School May 30: Breakfast: Cereal or cook’s choice and oranges. Lunch: Hot ham and cheese sandwiches, french fries, broccoli
Frontier School
All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk.
May 30: Shepherd’s pie.
May 31: Hot dogs, fries and salad bar (as available).
June 1: Chicken dummies, scalloped potatoes and salad bar (as available).
June 2: Cook’s choice. *** Wolf Point School May 30: Breakfast: Cereal or cook’s choice and oranges. Lunch: Hot ham and cheese sandwiches, french fries, broccoli
Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 25: Meatloaf, oven potatoes, broccoli/cauliflower mix, birthday cake and ice cream.
May 30: Cod, au gratin potatoes, green beans and dessert.
June 1: Boneless barbecue ribs, oven potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 25: Meatloaf, oven potatoes, broccoli/cauliflower mix, birthday cake and ice cream.
May 30: Cod, au gratin potatoes, green beans and dessert.
June 1: Boneless barbecue ribs, oven potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Wolf Point High School is seeing a continued increase of students taking dual credit classes again this school year.
“It has continued to grow over the last few years,” Wolf Point High School counselor Erin Loendorf said. “We are thankful for the on-going partnership with the college to provide an opportunity for our schools.”
In the 2022-2023 academic year: 27 seniors and 21 juniors
Wolf Point High School is seeing a continued increase of students taking dual credit classes again this school year.
“It has continued to grow over the last few years,” Wolf Point High School counselor Erin Loendorf said. “We are thankful for the on-going partnership with the college to provide an opportunity for our schools.”
In the 2022-2023 academic year: 27 seniors and 21 juniors
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