15 September 2022

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Indians Lose League Match Against Malta

Indians Lose League Match Against Malta


Poplar lost its volleyball match against a talented Malta team, 13-25, 15-25, 22-25, on Tuesday, Sept. 6. After Malta gained a 13-5 lead in the first set, Poplar scored on a tip by Lainie Moran and a serve by Cammie Martell. Despite a couple of strong net plays by Poplar’s Kessee Erickson, Malta went on to take a 22-11 advantage. An ace by Braelyn Nordwick cut the gap to 22-12, but a kill

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Local FFA Groups To Host Competitions

Local FFA Groups To Host Competitions


For the first time in the program’s history, Poplar’s FFA will host a competition this fall. Poplar, which started a FFA program two years ago for the first time since the 1940s, will cohost a competition with Wolf Point on Monday, Oct. 10. “We have about 14 teams in the district that plan to come,” Poplar’s FFA advisor Ted Fulgham said. The day will feature a livestock competition

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Go-Getters Crowns Featherston

Go-Getters Crowns Featherston


Culbertson’s Kalia Featherston was named Queen at the 56th annual Go-Getters youth rodeo south of Wolf Point Sept. 11. She received a decorative commemorative belt buckle marking her achievement. Del Hansen was arena director for the event. Robert Toavs was announcer. The day started at 9 a.m. Contests were held in goat tying, barrel racing, flag race, pole bending, key hole race, steer undecorating,

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Lois Longtree

Lois Longtree


Lois Longtree, 74, died Wednesday Sept. 7, 2022, in Poplar. She was born Aug. 17, 1948, to Gladys Jones Lewis and Stanley Crowe in Poplar. As the oldest, she would later welcome sister Pauline Lewis and brothers Stanley Crowe IV, Curt and David Lewis. She married Dale Longtree in the 1970s. Throughout their years together, they loved and cherished their children, Stanley Paul, Carolyn, Eugene, Stacey, Matthew, Fred Crowe-Longtree. She devoted her time to helping and visiting her many relatives across the reservation, whether it was lobbying for her relatives or a friend in need at the Fort Peck Tribal Board or another community

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