02 September 2021

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Donation From Columbia Grain

Donation From Columbia Grain


Columbia Grain employees Keith Higgins (left) and Michael Holen (right) present the company’s donation of a butchered hog to Alyssa Pautsch, SHIP coordinator, for the Wolf Point Senior Center. The hog was purchased at the McCone County Fair. Columbia Grain made the donation as a way to give back to the community. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Wolf Point Drops Football  Opener Against Bowman

Wolf Point Drops Football Opener Against Bowman


The Wolf Point Wolves faced an uphill battle against a sharp passing Bowman, N.D., team to open the football season on Friday, Aug. 27. The Wolves dropped the home contest by a 45-0 final. “The team stayed together,” Wolf Point’s first-year head coach Anthony Red Cloud said about positives after the loss. “We have a lot of things that we’re looking forward to.” Bowman scored 39

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Lustre Begins Volleyball Season

Lustre Begins Volleyball Season


The Lustre Lions opened their volleyball season at the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 28. In their first match during pool play, the Lions lost by a 5-15, 4-15, margin against Savage. The Warriors jumped out to a 7-0 advantage in the second set. The Lions then fell to Culbertson in two straight sets. Lustre dropped its final pool play match against Scobey. During single-elimination

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Wolves Dominate At Home Meet To Open Season

Wolves Dominate At Home Meet To Open Season


Wolf Point’s boys started their cross-country season in dominating fashion as the Wolves accounted for the top three places and four of the top five finishes at the Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 27. Peyton Summers, a sophomore, led the way with a meet winning time of 17:57.26. After the race, Summers said his goal was to be under 19 minutes so he was surprised to run under 18