14 July 2022

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Irizarry

Irizarry


Tiffanie Irizarry, 2022 Institute of American Indian Arts valedictorian, set up during Art In The Park festivities in Wolf Point July 9 with Joeseph Arnoux (not pictured). “It was a lot of fun,” said Irizarry. “There were a lot of people who came through. We made a lot of sales. But I really enjoyed seeing a bunch of old friends and people in the community. I’ve missed that since I’ve

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Love Of Volunteering Leads Miller To Miss Montana Program

Love Of Volunteering Leads Miller To Miss Montana Program


Love Of Volunteering Leads Miller To Miss Montana Program By Bill Vander Weele Being a long-time volunteer herself, Kyrsten Miller of Frazer was attracted to the Miss Montana Volunteer program for several reasons. “It’s a great scholarship opportunity for young girls,” Miller said. “It’s a great sisterhood and community to be involved with.” This is only the second

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Families Enjoy Positive  Times At Creator’s Game

Families Enjoy Positive Times At Creator’s Game


More than 200 people attended the Creator’s Game Family Fun Day at the Wadopana Grounds in Wolf Point on Thursday, July 7. Carrie Manning, one of the event’s organizers, was very pleased with the turnout and positive attitudes throughout the day. “It’s all about introducing the horse culture to our younger ages,” Manning said. “We want to reintroduce horses to our community, our

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Lustre News

Lustre News


Warren and Dee Fast catered a pulled pork supper as the opening event of the LBA/LCHS School reunion on Friday, July 1. Les Toews (brother of Daryl Toews) of Olympia, Wash., was the emcee at the talent night that followed. Participants included Alan Kliewer of Lustre, Jodi Neufeld of Larslan, Bob Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., Glenda Kreiman of Bloomfield, and Jerry and Debbie Jenex (former faculty)

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Area Enjoys Wolf Point Stampede Rodeo Action

Area Enjoys Wolf Point Stampede Rodeo Action


Area rodeo fans were treated to exciting PRCA action at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on July 7-9. Poplar’s J.C. Crowley had a time of 10.2 for top honors for the first go in tie down roping. Joe Schmidt of Belfield, N.D., placed second at 10.4, Shay Keller of Rockglen, Sask., took third at 10.5 and Bodie Mattison of Sturgis, S.D., placed fourth at 11.3 seconds. Trey Young of Dupree,