The Culbertson speech and drama team was up and on the road to Miles City for the CCDHS Invitational Saturday, Nov. 11. Coach Jeri Gustafson said, “This dedicated group was on the bus at 4:30 a.m., eagerly awaiting their competitions.” Placing for Culbertson were: Harrison Green, first in informative speaking; Samantha Palmer, second in memorized public address; Colt’n Rees, third in memorized

Donald Goodman Holt was a world champion bronc rider, master horseman and true American cowboy. He was born Oct. 10, 1900, in Cassville, Wis. “Don” was the ninth of 10 children born to William Goodman and Anna Amelia (Scharfensteine) Holt. His mother passed away in 1906. The family moved to eastern Montana in 1909. They filed for a homestead on Charlie Creek in Richland County where they

Roosevelt County resident Pat Waters is glad that he continued a family tradition when he served the United States in the Vietnam War. After graduating from Froid High School in 1967, Waters joined the U.S. Navy and served from 19671971. He spent a year and a half in The Philippines before being stationed on an ammunition ship off of Vietnam. Waters said that duties included unloading aircraft

Culbertson High School senior Destiny Thompson has become known as a successful hitter whether it’s accounting for a kill on the volleyball court or belting the ball over the fence during softball season. Thompson has been a standout in both activities. Yet, she is also a leader in non-athletic areas at the school. Thompson serves as the National Honor Society’s president and the FFA’s