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Stovern Marks 20 Years At Credit Union

Shelly Stovern celebrated two decades of service at Wolf Point Federal Credit Union in September. WPFCU chief operating o_cer Dawn Allen told the Northern Plains Independent that branch employees dedicated Sept. 27 to marking Stovern’s anniversary with the organization. “We had a whole day dedicated to celebrating and congratulating Shelly,” said Allen. She said credit union

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Stovern Marks 20 Years At Credit Union

Shelly Stovern celebrated two decades of service at Wolf Point Federal Credit Union in September. WPFCU chief operating o_cer Dawn Allen told the Northern Plains Independent that branch employees dedicated Sept. 27 to marking Stovern’s anniversary with the organization. “We had a whole day dedicated to celebrating and congratulating Shelly,” said Allen. She said credit union

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Posted on November 6, 2019

Roosevelt County DUI Task Force Scholarship Available

This year, the Roosevelt County DUI Task Force is o_ering up a scholarship of $500 to any high school senior graduating in 2020 from a school within the boundaries of Roosevelt County. The focus of this year’s scholarship is to write an essay on how the student chooses to live above the infl uence of alcohol use, drug use, peer pressure, bullying or any other negative influences around them.

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Roosevelt County DUI Task Force Scholarship Available

This year, the Roosevelt County DUI Task Force is o_ering up a scholarship of $500 to any high school senior graduating in 2020 from a school within the boundaries of Roosevelt County. The focus of this year’s scholarship is to write an essay on how the student chooses to live above the infl uence of alcohol use, drug use, peer pressure, bullying or any other negative influences around them.

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Posted on November 6, 2019

SCHOOL MENUS

Wolf Point School Nov. 11: Breakfast: Frosted Flakes, graham crackers and apples. Lunch: Chili, corn mu_ns, salad, veggies and applesauce. Nov. 12: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos, oranges and juice box. Lunch: Hot dogs, french fries, salad, veggies and peaches. Nov. 13: Breakfast: Mu_ns, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, steamed corn, dinner rolls and apple crisp.

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Wolf Point School Nov. 11: Breakfast: Frosted Flakes, graham crackers and apples. Lunch: Chili, corn mu_ns, salad, veggies and applesauce. Nov. 12: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos, oranges and juice box. Lunch: Hot dogs, french fries, salad, veggies and peaches. Nov. 13: Breakfast: Mu_ns, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, steamed corn, dinner rolls and apple crisp.

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Posted on November 6, 2019

Dunn Reads Her Children’s Books At Library’s Children’s Book Tasting

Wolf Point author Lisa Dunn presented her two new children’s books to Wolf Point area children and adults at the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point Friday, Nov. 1. Friends of the Roosevelt County Library sponsored the event called the “Children’s Book Tasting.” Dunn, a first-time author, published Uncle Santa and the Magic Hot Chocolate and The Bestest Day Ever. “ Uncle Santa

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Dunn Reads Her Children’s Books At Library’s Children’s Book Tasting

Wolf Point author Lisa Dunn presented her two new children’s books to Wolf Point area children and adults at the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point Friday, Nov. 1. Friends of the Roosevelt County Library sponsored the event called the “Children’s Book Tasting.” Dunn, a first-time author, published Uncle Santa and the Magic Hot Chocolate and The Bestest Day Ever. “ Uncle Santa

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Posted on November 6, 2019

SENIOR MENUS

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 7: Rope sausages, sauerkraut, potatoes and dessert. Nov. 12: Knoephla soup, chicken salad sandwiches and dessert. Nov. 14: French dip sandwiches, potato salad and dessert.

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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 7: Rope sausages, sauerkraut, potatoes and dessert. Nov. 12: Knoephla soup, chicken salad sandwiches and dessert. Nov. 14: French dip sandwiches, potato salad and dessert.

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Posted on November 6, 2019

FCB Donates To Bigger Sky Kids

Sta_ from Wolf Point’s First Community Bank branch donated $500 of “jeans money” to Bigger Sky Kids’ after school programing. Branch employees contributed $2 each on alternating weeks as part of a casual dress o_ce policy and named BSK as the recipient. Assistant branch manager Sandy Solheim (left) joined new accounts customer service representative Chelise Boysun (center, left) and branch

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FCB Donates To Bigger Sky Kids

Sta_ from Wolf Point’s First Community Bank branch donated $500 of “jeans money” to Bigger Sky Kids’ after school programing. Branch employees contributed $2 each on alternating weeks as part of a casual dress o_ce policy and named BSK as the recipient. Assistant branch manager Sandy Solheim (left) joined new accounts customer service representative Chelise Boysun (center, left) and branch

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Posted on November 6, 2019

The Pastor’s Corner

“Abraham did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God, but was strengthened in his faith and gave glory to God.” ( Romans 4:20) “You got to have faith.” People say. But what does that mean? Is any faith good faith? “Believe in yourself and all that you are,” wrote one positive thinker a century ago. “Know that there is something inside you that is greater

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The Pastor’s Corner

“Abraham did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God, but was strengthened in his faith and gave glory to God.” ( Romans 4:20) “You got to have faith.” People say. But what does that mean? Is any faith good faith? “Believe in yourself and all that you are,” wrote one positive thinker a century ago. “Know that there is something inside you that is greater

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Posted on November 6, 2019

Peyton Mountain

Peyton Ross Mountain was silently born to Robin Mountain and Colissa Lambert on Oct. 8, 2019. He was 8 ounces and 8¼ inches long. He was preceded in death by a sister, Avalena Bird. He is survived by his parents, Robin Mountain and Colissa Lambert; brothers, Mar’Tavius Badhawk, Michael Badhawk III, Anthony Mountain and Miles Wolfrang; and sisters, Vanessa Mountain, Ezmeryia Charles and

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Peyton Mountain

Peyton Ross Mountain was silently born to Robin Mountain and Colissa Lambert on Oct. 8, 2019. He was 8 ounces and 8¼ inches long. He was preceded in death by a sister, Avalena Bird. He is survived by his parents, Robin Mountain and Colissa Lambert; brothers, Mar’Tavius Badhawk, Michael Badhawk III, Anthony Mountain and Miles Wolfrang; and sisters, Vanessa Mountain, Ezmeryia Charles and

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Posted on November 6, 2019

Audit Dings Commerce Department’s Tracking Of Tourism Grant Impacts

The Montana Department of Commerce spends millions in bed tax revenues each year to promote the state as a tourism destination for out-ofstate visitors and to support tourism-related infrastructure in Montana. A legislative audit of the department’s 2017 fiscal year presented last week sought, in part, to determine how eectively that money is spent. The department’s poor record-keeping

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Audit Dings Commerce Department’s Tracking Of Tourism Grant Impacts

The Montana Department of Commerce spends millions in bed tax revenues each year to promote the state as a tourism destination for out-ofstate visitors and to support tourism-related infrastructure in Montana. A legislative audit of the department’s 2017 fiscal year presented last week sought, in part, to determine how eectively that money is spent. The department’s poor record-keeping

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Posted on November 6, 2019

FROM THE EXTENSION DESK

Can you safely feed forages and grains damaged by the weather? What are the considerations you need to keep in mind? Is it safe to feed sprouted grains? How do you make these decisions? On Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 10 a.m. at the Roosevelt County Complex, 307 Broadway in Culbertson. MSU Extension agent Jerey Chilson will be presenting on considerations and dangers involved with weather damaged feeds.

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FROM THE EXTENSION DESK

Can you safely feed forages and grains damaged by the weather? What are the considerations you need to keep in mind? Is it safe to feed sprouted grains? How do you make these decisions? On Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 10 a.m. at the Roosevelt County Complex, 307 Broadway in Culbertson. MSU Extension agent Jerey Chilson will be presenting on considerations and dangers involved with weather damaged feeds.

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Posted on November 6, 2019

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Stovern Marks 20 Years At Credit Union

Stovern Marks 20 Years At Credit Union

Roosevelt County DUI Task Force Scholarship Available

Roosevelt County DUI Task Force Scholarship Available

SCHOOL MENUS

SCHOOL MENUS

Dunn Reads Her Children’s Books At Library’s Children’s Book Tasting

Dunn Reads Her Children’s Books At Library’s Children’s Book Tasting

SENIOR MENUS

SENIOR MENUS

FCB Donates To Bigger Sky Kids

FCB Donates To Bigger Sky Kids

The Pastor’s Corner

The Pastor’s Corner

Peyton Mountain

Peyton Mountain

Audit Dings Commerce Department’s Tracking Of Tourism Grant Impacts

Audit Dings Commerce Department’s Tracking Of Tourism Grant Impacts

FROM THE EXTENSION DESK

FROM THE EXTENSION DESK

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