26 June 2025

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Royals

Royals


The prepared for their first T-ball game of the season last week. The roster included Aidan McConnell, Kayen Haywahe, Emerson Jackson, Kylee Paige Loendorf, Ryleigh Day, Mary George, Kimmy Jackson and Ezekial Follet. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Nicholas Diserly

Nicholas Diserly


Nicholas John Diserly, 16, of Poplar died June 3, 2025. He was born May 28, 2009, to Tiffany Bear and Daniel Diserly. Shortly after his birth, his parents separated and he moved to Devils Lake, N.D., with his mother. After awhile, he was joined by Ryder, Michael, Mori III and MaKenzi. Being a big brother, he enjoyed and loved them very much, playing many games mixed with lots of laughter. He would especially love it when his father and great-grandparents would come to see him. His eyes would light up and run to them with arms wide open. When he was six, he moved back to Montana to live with his father and great-grandparents. He attended school in Poplar, receiving straight A’s the whole time. In high school, he joined the wrestling and football team and loved it. After school was let out, he would be seen working for the Tribal Youth Summer Program. Last year, he worked with ARWSS where he did such a good impression

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Foundation Tournament

Foundation Tournament


Chandra Young putts during tournament action at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Lustre News

Lustre News


The Beacon Bible Camp annual meeting was held June 15, led by chairman Joel Hilkemann. Mike Andrews, pastor of the Gospel Fellowship Church, gave the devotional, listing four principles from Joshua chapter 1. “The first principle is to stay in God’s Word. Joshua had incredibly big shoes to fill following Moses’ leadership. A bit like today, they had seven established enemy nations facing

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