Barbara Anne (Crohn) Wivholm, 92, of Plentywood died July 13, 2025. She was born March 20, 1933, in Plentywood to Henry J. and Ingeborg B. Knudsen Crohn of the Volmer - Dagmar community. She was the oldest of three children. She grew up on the Crohn ranch. She attended Franklin Elementary School and graduated from Medicine Lake High School. She married John Wivholm on Sept. 26, 1950. They raised seven children and she was a stay-at-home mom until the children got older. She enjoyed combine rides at harvest and taking meals to the fields. She was meticulous with her floors and lawn. She could spot a crumb or stick many feet away — she had wonderful eyesight. A very dedicated fan, she attended Honker and Redhawk games and listened on the radio when she could. She also took some adult education classes of calligraphy and exercise. She worked the lunch counter at Lake Bowl when bowling became the popular sport. She also worked at the Laketonian restaurant and did housekeeping at Sheridan Memorial Nursing Home. She was active in the Union Congregational Church from Sunday school with her children through Women’s Ladies Aid. She was a charter member of the VFW Auxiliary in Medicine Lake and served as treasurer for many years. Senior Citizens and Red Hats were a fun time to socialize in the later years. She gathered news items for the Plentywood Herald and reported the Medicine Lake weather

Patrick Mckay, 52, of Poplar died July 13, 2025. He was born in California on June 7, 1973, to Phoebe Melbourne and Patrick “Boy Boy” Mckay. He spent most of his life in Brockton before he moved to Poplar. He attended school in Wahpeton, N.D., and Flandreau, S.D., along with his sister Theresa Mckay. He loved to listen to heavy metal music. There was never a dull moment with him. He was high spirited and loved a sense of adventure. He always loved his walks and visited with all who crossed in his path. He also loved hanging out with family and friends. You would always see him outside of Frostees sweeping and making sure the parking lot was clean for the community. He is survived by his daughter, Melody Bear of Brockton; sons, Walter Loves Him of Oklahoma, Nikolas,