15 July 2021

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Grimm To Open Vet In Wolf Point

Grimm To Open Vet In Wolf Point


Wolf Point Pound Puppies devotee Dr. Heather Grimm is planning to open a veterinary clinic in Wolf Point at the old Steamboat Dry Goods location near the intersection with U.S. Highway 2 and Montana Highway 13. Grimm told the Northern Plains Independent that she will be fully open sometime next year. Grimm said she will offer small animal medicine, dentistry and surgery. “At this moment

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4-H Camp Attracts Many Students

4-H Camp Attracts Many Students


The theme for the 2021 4-H Camp was all about CSI. The camp was held recently at the Beacon Bible Camp north of Frazer and involved campers from five counties: Valley, Daniels, Sheridan, Roosevelt and Richland. Activities featured tie-dying T-shirts, CSI workshops: invisible ink message, opening envelopes, mystery powder, fingerprinting and strawberry DNA Extraction from fruit. Recreational

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Team Repeats At Governor’s Cup

Team Repeats At Governor’s Cup


The team of Jason Eggebrecht and Ross Lien did it again. They repeated as champions of the Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament in Fort Peck during the weekend. Eggebrecht of Fort Peck and Lien of Glendive, formerly of Savage, earned first place with a total of 74.47 pounds. Last year, Eggebrecht and Lien had a combined two-day total of 80.97 pounds which gave them a new Montana Governor’s

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Runners Compete In Human Stampede

Runners Compete In Human Stampede


Peyton Summers and Karolyna Buck were among the winners during the Human Stampede run held in Wolf Point on Saturday, July 10. Runners and walkers gathered at Sherman Park in downtown Wolf Point Saturday morning for registration with the 5K starting at 8 a.m. and the mile walk/run started at 8:30 a.m. Summers of Wolf Point finished first in the 5K race with a time of 18:46.6. Kaholo Toves

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Yellow Jackets Prepare For Home Games

Yellow Jackets Prepare For Home Games


The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets accounted for a strong defensive effort in their 6-2 home loss against the Billings Cardinals on Wednesday, July 7. Pitchers Canyon Casterline and Preston Swenson combined on a solid pitching combination for the Yellow Jackets. Defensive highlights included centerfielder Terry Allmer catching a line drive and turning it into a double play. While pitching, Swenson

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Rodeo Contestants Earn Honors At Wild Horse Stampede

Rodeo Contestants Earn Honors At Wild Horse Stampede


The three-day Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede took place July 8-10 at the Marvin Brookman Stadium in Wolf Point. Brookman Rodeo Co. was the stock contractor. Rodeo judges were Ron Howard, Mike Steiger and Wade Berry. Results included the following: Bareback Riding: First goround, 1. Zach Hibler, 86.5; 2. Jacob Raine, 80.5; 3. Tristan Hansen, 78.0; 4. Zachariah Phillps, 77.0; 4. Mike Fred,

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Gary Farnsworth

Gary Farnsworth


Gary Farnsworth, 74, of Williston, N.D., formerly of Fort Peck, died July 12, 2021, in Minot, N.D. He was born William Weeks on Jan. 20, 1947, in Poplar to Lillian DeLong Weeks and William Weeks Jr. He was adopted by Vernon Farnsworth and Helen Kissell Farnsworth. They raised him in Fort Peck. He was proud of being from Fort Peck and carried this pride with him through life. Vernon and Helen raised him to be an enthusiastic outdoorsman and the untamed area of Valley County contributed to his lifelong love of hunting, fishing and camping. He attended both Nashua and Glasgow High School, graduating from Glasgow High School in 1965 where he had excelled as an multisport letterman in football, basketball and track, which earned him a football scholarship to Eastern Montana College in Billings. In Billings, he met Mary Paulbeck whom he married in 1967. They had two children, Kari Farnsworth of Williston, N.D., and Kris Farnsworth Phoenix, Ariz. He joined the United States Marine Corps, then the United States Air Force, serving 20 years and retiring in January, 1987. His 20 years included serving overseas for five years and he was a proud veteran of the Vietnam War. He married Susan Cobb Farnsworth in 1978. He helped raise Susan’s daughter, Stacy Emery of Anderson, Ind. Gary and Susan had one child, Richard Farnsworth of Billings. He was a dedicated adult volunteer for the Boy Scouts of America and a member of the Masons and Shriners. He served in many roles and assisted many young men achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, including his sons. He believed in the program and continued to assist after his children were grown. He is survived by his four children, 10 grandchildren and eight siblings. Services are pending under the direction of Fulkerson Stevenson Funeral Home in Sidney.