24 February 2022

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Trudy Menz

Trudy Menz


Trudy Elaine Menz, 42, of Salt Lake City, Utah, formerly of Fort Kipp, died Feb. 8, 2022, in Salt Lake City. She was born Aug. 13, 1979, in Poplar to Gale Myron Menz and Bonnie Mae Russell-Menz. She was the middle child of nine brothers and sisters. She grew up on the farm in Fort Kipp and attended school in Culbertson where she participated in track and basketball. She was a baptized/member at Red Eagle Memorial Church where she attended Bible school and assisted with all church events. She was raised by her grandparents, Lida and Gale Menz, and she enjoyed being in the kitchen. Lida was her biggest supporter and they would cruise all over together. She had the biggest heart and an infectious smile and laugh. She was always joking, teasing her friends, co-workers and family. She was always there to lend a hand or help someone in need, often helping babysit many children. She had two children, Emerlee Lynn Menz and Jason Lee Trinder. She kept all their paperwork from grade school and was proud of their accomplishments. One of her highlights in life was the birth of her grandbaby. A second grandbaby will be here in April and will be named in her memory. She enjoyed walking, riding her bike, cooking, cleaning and visiting friends and family. She had various jobs but enjoyed working at the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Poplar. She is survived by her mother Bonnie Menz; children, Emerlee and Jason; sisters, Stacey Summers, Danelle Olsen, Gale Menz, Myron, Misty Haase, Dustin Menz, Leslie Menz and Kaycee Menz; and grandmothers, Darlene Left Hand and Cyndi Bighorn. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Feb. 22, at Red Eagle Church in Fort Kipp. Interment was at the Menz Family Cemetery in Fort Kipp. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.
17 February 2022

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Beware Of Deceptive Mailings  Addressed To New Businesses

Beware Of Deceptive Mailings Addressed To New Businesses


The Montana Secretary of State’s Office is again alerting Montana businesses about a deceptive mailing regarding a Certificate of Existence. The mailing being sent to new businesses is titled “2022 Certificate of Existence Request Form” and includes the business name, address and date of registration. The mailing is not associated with the Montana Secretary of State’s Office. While not required,

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Culbertson High School Hosts Senior Night

Culbertson High School Hosts Senior Night


Culbertson High School hosted senior night Sat. Feb. 12, during the home basketball games against Bainville. Culbertson basketball and speech and drama seniors were recognized along with their parents. For basketball, Autumn Bergum and her parents Cassandra and Eric Bergum were recognized, as well as Isaiah Bignorn and his parents Nichole and Maurice Bighorn, James Kirkaldie and his mother Cheryle

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