After a comment was made by a visitor during a recent Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board meeting that Roosevelt was one of only two reservation counties that didn’t provide a satellite election location in the state, county commissioners explained that they are willing to provide the service. Commissioners said that they followed the law by asking the Fort Peck Tribes in a letter whether they

Another step apparently has been accomplished in the goal of establishing the Eastern Montana Fertilizer Plant near Culbertson. Roosevelt County commissioners have received word from John Mues of Cyan H2 regarding progress of an extended credit-worthy offtake agreement. “While not yet document in hand, we wanted to let you know that we believe we’ve finally achieved the needed offtake

The Roosevelt County Commissioners unanimously approved the addition of a fence for the Roosevelt County Fairgrounds in Culbertson. The six-foot fence will cover about three-fourths of the fairgrounds. There is airport fencing in the back area of the fairgrounds. The plan is to have the project start during the end of August or beginning of September. Badland Fencing of Wolf Point had the

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department 2228. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) July 24 Susan Bearcub, 36, female, 200 bock of Main Street and Front Street, disorderly conduct, tribal court. Dana McKay, 44, female, 200 bock of Main Street and Front Street, disorderly conduct, tribal court. July 25

Area residents suffered with extremely hot temperatures on Wednesday, July 24, and Thursday, July 25. The National Weather Service in Glasgow reported several record breaking temperatures on Wednesday. Those records included 109 degrees in Glasgow, where the previous high mark was 108 degrees in 1929. Jordan also reached 109 degrees, and its previous high temperature for the date was 108 degrees

During a conference call with Montana media members on Thursday, July 25, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., said that it’s unlikely that a new farm bill will get approved any time soon. “It’s so political right now. There’s not a lot of things moving,” Tester said of the climate in Washington, D.C. Tester noted that the ag committee chairman and ranking member haven’t reached any