The Montana State University - Northern’s fall semester dean’s list contains 377 students. 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 include Aiden Perkins of Culbertson.

School Menus Culbertson School Jan. 19: Breakfast: Doughnuts, eggs and ham. Lunch: Fettuccine alfredo, breadsticks, fruit and vegetable. Jan. 20: Breakfast: Muffins, eggs and ham and fruit. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, baked beans, fruit and vegetable. Jan. 21: Breakfast: Breakfast bowls. Lunch: Chicken parmesan sandwiches, fruit and vegetable. Jan. 22: Breakfast: Pancakes, links

The Governor’s Office of Community Service has announced that nominations for the annual ServeMontana Awards are now open. This award has recognized Montanans from across the state for more than 10 years. This year nominations are open until March 31. The public is encouraged to nominate individuals and groups of all ages and backgrounds for their outstanding volunteerism and leadership. All

~ ~ 25 Years Ago ~ ~ January 18, 2001 Urdahl Opens Equine Connection In Medicine Lake “Equine means horse and it stuck so I used it,” said Louise Urdahl when asked how she came up with this title for her new Medicine Lake business. She opened The Equine Connection at 223 Main Street, a building that housed the old Security State business, then REC, followed by crafters and now this. “I

The Brockton Warriors kept winning with home victories over Culbertson on Saturday, Jan. 10. In the boys’ contest, the Warriors won by a 73-35 final. Brockton led 18-8 at the end of the first quarter and held a 35-21 half-time advantage. The Warriors outscored the Cowboys by a 23-7 margin in the fourth period. Top scorers for Brockton were Jarid Fasthorse Jr. with 19 and Josh Firemoon

January 8, 1976 The Boy Scout program in Culbertson will get a new start, although a delayed one, with the announcement that Dick Rumsey will be Scoutmaster following many attempts by the American Legion Post, sponsoring organization, to obtain a leader for Troop 296. Mr. Rumsey is familiar with the program having worked as assistant to Harold Forbregd. An assistant for Rumsey is being

Al Schmitz was pleasantly surprised this Christmas by having his whole family together for the first time in over five years. Those present were Joe, Sandi, and son Dirk, Culbertson, Leroy presently living in lone, CA, Sue and Andy Kallen with sons Drew and Rick, Hy-sham, Bob, Kathy and daughter Crystal, South Culbertson, Fred, stationed at Grand Forks Air Force Base, Mary Kaem making a surprise

January 11, 1951 About 130 relatives and friends gathered at the Froid City Hall at 3 p.m. Sunday, January 14, at a dinner which honored Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson on their 25th wedding anniversary: The hall was appropriately decorated with white streamers and silver bells, and the head table was beautiful with bouquets of white pom-poms and silver bells, pink and silver candles, with a four-tier

Jack Daniels was a caller at the Bill Ochs home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Patch and children were in Sidney Tuesday on business. Mrs. Kenneth Hill and Billy made a trip to get Gerry who is working in Wolf Point. Miss Jane Patch accompanied them to Wolf Point to spend a few days visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Olive Thornburg. The Antonson twins, Lois and Louise, had their tenth birthday