07 January 2021

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Florian “Jim” Neutgens

Florian “Jim” Neutgens


Florian James “Jim,” Neutgens, 73, died in the Big Horn County Memorial Hospital on Dec. 25, 2020. He was born Sept. 1, 1947, to James and Martha (Sigg) Neutgens in Wolf Point. He grew up in Wolf Point. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He married Belinda Hoffard Dec. 21, 1968, in Wolf Point. Jim and Belinda lived in Wolf Point until 1975 when they moved

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Dale Doornek

Dale Doornek


Dale Murel Doornek, 55, passed away on Dec. 23, 2020, in Monroe, Wash., from medical issues related to paraplegia, which was the result of a motorcycle accident that changed his life in unexpected ways. Dale was born on April 30, 1965, in Wolf Point, Mont., the fourth child of Murel and Mary Ann (Fraser) Doornek. Dale's formative years were spent in Wolf Point, but he treasured summers

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Obituaries

Obituaries


Jaron Clair Schillinger, 59, of Circle died Dec. 31, 2020. He was born Dec. 19, 1961, in Wolf Point to Clair and Edith (Lawrence) Schillinger. After graduating from Circle High School in 1980, he attended Eastern Montana College where, in 1982, he met Sandy. They married in 1983 in Thompson Falls. They moved to Circle and he helped his father, Clair, farm and ranch for three years. Upon his father’s

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Clel Crawford

Clel Crawford


Clel “Crow” Crawford, 74, of Glasgow died Dec. 29, 2020, in Billings. He was born on July 13, 1946, to Mary (Roque) Aitken and Raymond Crawford Sr. in Glendive. The Crawford family moved from Glendive to Glasgow in 1955, where they made their home. He enlisted in the Marine Corps as a young man and spent two tours in Vietnam before coming back to Montana after being honorably discharged.

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Wolf Point Girls Open Season With Home Victory

Wolf Point Girls Open Season With Home Victory


Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad used full-court pressure to gain a 48-18 halftime lead and defeated Dodson, 66-43, at home on Saturday, Jan. 2. “We did a lot of good things,” Wolf Point coach Jon Kolstad said. “We had good team work, good hustle and played fun basketball.” The coach was pleased that the Wolves created a lot of turnovers, but he noted they also committed

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Wolves Start Campaign Against Dodson Squad

Wolves Start Campaign Against Dodson Squad


Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad put together a decent showing and gained much experience in the season-opening 57-46 loss against Dodson on Saturday, Jan. 2. A three-pointer by Zander Ackerman put the Wolves ahead by a 30-29 margin at intermission. The Wolves used a variety of line-ups in the second half as Coach Troy Blount got a good look at all his players in preparation for the

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