During a meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6, the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce directors discussed how well the Christmas Stroll went on Saturday, Dec. 3. “It was surprisingly well attended despite the weather,” Chamber president Aaron Kurokawa said. Director Jerald Petersen noted the Lions Club served two roasters of chili in 56 minutes. Opportunity Bank gave out 200 s’mores. Many participants

Possible tourism ideas were shared by area residents during a meeting led by Dax Schieffer, director of Voices of Montana Tourism, and Chris Harder, principal of Coraggio Group, held in Wolf Point on Monday, Dec. 5. Schieffer explained that the Montana Department of Commerce is interested in tourism projects throughout eastern Montana. Informative meetings were also conducted in Sidney, Glasgow

Area residents who are served by Montana-Dakota Utilities should brace themselves for higher electric bills. MDU filed with the Montana Public Service Commission on Nov. 4, a request to increase electric prices. If the request is approved, the monthly bill for a typical nonspace heating residential customer would increase by about $17. MDU officials report the primary reason for the request

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire departments Dec. 5-11. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) December 5 Zachary Dionne Sr., 37, male, 200 block of East Main Street, endangering the welfare of a child, tribal court. Damica McConnell, 27, female, 200 block of East Main Street, endangering the welfare of a