( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Oct. 12-18. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Oct. 12 Raymond Bearhill, 56, male, Third Avenue South and Main Street, driving without a license, tribal court. Oct. 14 Matthew Miranda, 38, male, 600 block of Fourth Avenue North, criminal contempt and partner/

The Williston Herald reports that Lacey Jade Lone Bear of Culbertson has been arrested after North Dakota law enforcement found 101 suspected oxycodone pills in her possession during a traffic stop on Thursday, Oct. 15. Lone Bear, 39, was pulled over on U.S. Highway 2 by the Williams County Sheriff’s Office. A search turned up a silver tube and a blue pen tube containing residue suspected

Due to the generosity of area residents and businesses, the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede’s Tough Enough To Wear Pink campaign is nearing $100,000 raised during its existence. The program, which benefits the Northeast Montana Health Services’ mammography department, began in 2009 with donated funds of $880.77 for that year. For 2026, funds raised were $7,434 which includes a $2,500

Carleen Machart of Scobey made not guilty pleas to five charges in Daniels County District Court on Monday, Oct. 5. District Judge Adam Larsen of the 14th judicial district in Roundup is presiding over the case. District Judge Benjamin Fosland has recused himself. Machart is facing the felony charge of criminal endangerment along with misdemeanor charges of theft, criminal mischief, stalking