The Wolf Point Nemont office was broken into twice last week. At 2:55 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, the Wolf Point Police Department responded to a burglary alarm at the Nemont office on the 200 block of Benton St. Forced entry had been made and several items were stolen from the front lobby area. Again, on Saturday, Jan. 11, at 1:41 a.m., the WPPD received another report of a burglary alarm at the Nemont

According to organizer Joe Herzog, 22 youth attended a Jan. 6 cub scouts meeting at First Lutheran Church in Wolf Point. He said the group is still in need of volunteers to fill the ranks of den leaders. “We are primarily looking for assistant den leaders or really anyone who wants to volunteer,” said Herzog. He said organizers are looking to start a scout troop (grades 6-12) and are in

Wesley Headdress of Wolf Point was awarded $100,000 from the Montana Lottery Dec. 30. He accepted his winnings with children, Layla and Liam. Headdress, who bought the winning Montana Millionaire ticket at Agland Co-op East in Wolf Point Dec. 27, said he had already invested some of the money. “We bought a few vehicles,” said Headdress. “My father had a 1979 Ford when I was younger.

A Billings 16-year-old runaway may be hiding in the Wolf Point area, her family members believe. Mary Josia Hagestad was last seen Dec. 20. She is described as a 6’0” American Indian with brown hair and brown eyes, weighing 135 pounds. The Billings Police Department is the investigating agency. Anyone who sees Hagestad is asked to call 911, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office