19 August 2021

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Luke Follet

Luke Follet


Luke Aaron Follet Sr. (Wamni Gawjga), “Circling Eagle”, 44, died Aug. 4, 2021, at St. Alexius Hospital, in Bismarck, N.D. He was born Oct. 5, 1976, to Harry “Digger” Follet Jr. and Dorothy BegsHisOwn Follet in Wolf Point. He grew up in Frazer and attended school in Frazer where he participated in track, basketball, soccer and football. During summertime, he played baseball. He was a hard worker and worked at numerous jobs. He worked at Prairie Knights Casino for numerous years, in the deli at Albertsons, at Trinity Hospital for two years and for Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel as a groundskeeper. He is survived by his children, Lashae, Luke Jr., Annie, Abby, Ethan, LaQuincy, Lamont, Latisha, Patrick, Jasmine Follet, Gage and Boyd Miner; siblings, Harriet, Kerby, Blossom and Orlando Follet; and his grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his son, Chris; siblings, Valerie, Cynthia and Patrick Follet; and special friends, Latoya Lambert, Jade Miner and Heather Jones. His funeral was held Wednesday, Aug. 11, at the New Community Hall in Wolf Point. Interment followed at Oswego Presbyterian Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.

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12 August 2021

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Parking Lot Project Completed

Parking Lot Project Completed


The parking lot improvements have been completed at Wolf Point High School. The project has been done on time and one budget. The parking lot project at the Wolf Point High School has been completed. The final walk through took place on Tuesday, Aug. 10. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Loverty Erickson said the project was done on time and on budget. “They did a great

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Legare Joins Physical Therapy Department

Legare Joins Physical Therapy Department


Bethany Legare has recently joined the physical therapy department at Trinity Campus. She is originally from Hinsdale. She attended school in Hinsdale and then went on to Carroll College. From there, she studied at the University of Montana, graduating with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in May 2021. The motivation that led Legare to physical therapy was the ongoing patient care.

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