21 October 2021

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Anthony Mazawasicuna Jr.

Anthony Mazawasicuna Jr.


Anthony Aaron Mazawasicuna Jr., 30, of Poplar died Oct. 7, 2021, at Poplar Community Hospital. He was born on Friday, Dec. 14, 1990, in Sidney to Anthony Carlos Mazawasicuna and Ninette Christie Hamilton. He is a direct descendant seventh generation of “Mato Wakan” Chief Medicine Bear. “Hoksida Hopa (Pretty Boy)” is his Dakota name. His later “Unka” (grandfather) Aaron McKay of Sioux

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Willard LaCounte

Willard LaCounte


Willard “Bud” LaCounte (LeCompte), 98, of Billings, and formerly of Bainville, died Sept. 14, 2021. He was born May 25, 1923, to Ernest LaCounte and Theresa Portra LaCounte in the Froid area. He had eight siblings. His grandparents had been driven out of Manitoba by the Canadian army when they attacked the French-Ojibwa (Metis) people and drove many of them across the border into the Turtle

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Shirley Hubbard

Shirley Hubbard


Shirley Hubbard joined her heavenly Father on Friday, Oct. 15, 2021, in the city of Glendive, Mont. She was born Sept. 4, 1934, in Williston, N.D., the second daughter of Chas V. and Margaret (Sande) Seibert. She graduated from Wolf Point, Mont., high school in 1953, attended the University of Montana, graduating from the College of Medical Technology, Minneapolis, Minn., in 1957. She earned

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Sister Mary Hourigan

Sister Mary Hourigan


Sister Mary Hourigan OP of the Dominican Sisters, Sparkill, New York, died on Oct. 11, 2021, in Siena Hall, Dominican Convent, Sparkill, N.Y. She was 87 years old. Born in New York City on Oct. 1, 1934, Mary was the daughter of William and Bridget Fox Hourigan. She entered the Dominican Congregation of Our Lady of the Rosary in Sparkill on Sept. 7, 1952, and received the name Sister William Marie.

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Wolves Knock Off Conrad For Conference Victory

Wolves Knock Off Conrad For Conference Victory


The Wolf Point celebrate after beating Conrad on Friday, Oct. 15. The Wolves will finish their regular season with a home game against Glasgow on Friday, Oct. 22. Wolf Point quarterback Juliun Benson races outside for a gain against Conrad Martell Corey Martell looks for running room against Conrad. a conference game and accomplishing the feat at home were certainly reasons to celebrate

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Wolves Run To Honors In Harlem

Wolves Run To Honors In Harlem


Ethan presents a star quilt to John Wetsit for the cross-country program’s senior night held on Friday, Oct. 15. (Photo Four Wolf Point runners placed four athletes in the top 10 during the Harlem Invitational held on Friday, Oct. 15. Peyton Summers won the race with a time of 16:38. Teammate Kholby Spotted Wolf placed second at 16:49. Ethan, a senior, ran the course in 17:08

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Runners Prepare For State Meet

Runners Prepare For State Meet


The Wolf Point boys’ cross-country team is aiming to bring back a team trophy from the Class B state meet scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 23, in Missoula. “I want all of them to place and be consistent,” Wolf Point Coach Stacey Summers said. “It can be anybody’s race on that day.” Wolf Point is ranked as the third top Class B boys’ squad entering the race. Ranked ahead of the Wolves

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