( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Nov. 11-17. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Nov. 11 Eli Howe, 26, male 1200 block of Fourth Avenue North, disorderly conduct, tribal court. Nov. 12 Randal Birthmark Jr., 29, male, 300 block of Knapp Street, disorderly conduct, tribal court. Nov. 13 Auriona

Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Tanner Baker, 30, Helena, hold for other agency. Mikey Bucholz, 38, Great Falls, hold for other agency. Brandon Buckles, 37, Poplar, hold for other agency. Nicholas Burshia, 26, Culbertson, warrant. Cameron Carr, 34, Kalispell, hold for other agency. Rayne Charette, 41, Valier, hold for other

The trial for Brianna Jensen- Rowe has been moved to the beginning of April. She is facing the felony charges of deliberate homicide and tampering with evidence. She is accused of killing her sister, Jalinn Marie Jensen- Rowe, on Aug. 3 in Wolf Point. During an omnibus hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 13, the defendant’s attorney Gerald Harris requested the trial date be moved from the originally

The Roosevelt County Library located in Wolf Point will soon have new computers. Roosevelt County Commissioners approved the request for 12 new Dell computers during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12. The computers consist of six for employees and six for the public. “They are fairly well used,” Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said of the library’s computers. Total cost for

The Red Cross Blood Draw is taking place at the Gospel Fellowship Church from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20. Amazon gift cards will be delivered via email to those who schedule appointments and show up to donate. Soups, buns and baked goods are on the menu. All blood types are needed urgently.

Gov. Greg Gianforte reminds eligible Montana families to apply for an Education Savings Account for students with special needs. “Each child is unique and deserves access to the best education possible to meet his or her individual needs,” Gianforte said. “This is especially true for the more than 18,000 students in Montana who require specialized education services. I encourage eligible

Turkey is the most popular dish during Thanksgiving celebrations, yet there are many inexperienced cooks who will be in the kitchen. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is encouraging consumers to practice food safety throughout the entire Thanksgiving process, from the grocery store to the dining table. “On the most popular food holiday of the year, we’re reminding consumers to follow safe