The Froid Town Council held its regular meeting Nov. 11. The full council was present. Public works director Alan Engelke delivered his report. He said monthly bacteria water samples are not getting to Energy Labs in time due to a USPS issue. Council members expressed concern about expenses related to resending the samples. Engelke also reported that the #1 lift station generator has had some

Froid School Dec. 2: Tatertot hotdish, buns, vegetables and fruit. Dec. 3: Chicken tacos, refried beans, taco bar and fruit. Dec. 4: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, fruits and dessert. Dec. 5: Meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, buns, vegetables and fruit. *** Culbertson School Dec. 2: Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy. Lunch: Flat bread pizza. Dec. 3: Breakfast:

Culbertson Nov. 29: Turkey, dressing, all the fixings and dessert. Dec. 3: Fleischkuechles, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. Dec. 6: Broasted chicken, jojos, coleslaw and dessert. *** Bainville Nov. 28: Closed. Happy Thanksgiving. Dec. 3: Beef tacos, all the fixings and dessert. Dec. 5: Turkey hotdish, vegetables and dessert. *** Froid Dec. 2: Cook’s vacation,

With Judge Katherine Bidegaray heading to the Montana Supreme Court, Gov. Greg Gianforte is calling for applicants and nominations for the vacancy in the Seventh Judicial District. The judicial district is comprised of Dawson, Prairie, McCone, Richland and Wibaux counties. The Governor’s Office said any lawyer in good standing who has the qualifications for holding the office may apply

Montana Department of Revenue staff told a legislative committee Monday, Nov. 18, that next year’s reappraisal cycle could produce a partial repeat of last year’s jarring tax spike as the state’s surging real estate market continues to translate into higher residential taxes. The department expects the market value of the average Montana residential property to be reappraised at 21 percent