Lucille E. Solheim, age 92, passed away in Wolf Point on Sept. 5, 2025. Lucille Effie was born to Robert Schneider and Hazel (Billingsley) Reid on April 17, 1933, in Ekalaka, Mont. Lucille married Doug Young and became the proud mother of her son, Robert (Sandra) Solheim. Later, she found love again when she married Arnie Solheim. She gained four children, Gary (Karen) Solheim, Sharron (Jerry) Fossum, Dona Solheim and Paula (Mick) Morrison. Together, they had two daughters, Carmen (Pat) Espinoza and Julie (forever sonin-law Duane) Nygaard. Lucille spent much of her life as a bookkeeper, a career that reflected her keen attention to detail and steady reliability. Beyond her professional life, her greatest joy was her family. Creative at heart, Lucille delighted in every kind of craft. She had a gift for making handmade treasures that became cherished keepsakes for family and friends. Her hands were rarely still, always busy stitching, painting or creating something meaningful. In her later years, she enjoyed volunteering at the local museum. Lucille had a playful yet competitive spirit that came alive around a card table or game board. Whether it was bridge or pinochle with friends, whist with family or board games with her grandchildren, she always kept everyone on their toes. Her presence turned family gatherings into lively events, filled with laughter and friendly rivalry. Lucille will be remembered for her creativity and love for her family. Her legacy lives on in the love she gave, the traditions she nurtured and the joy she brought to those fortunate enough to know her. She is survived by her son, Robert; her daughters, Dona, Paula and Julie; and her many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, all of whom will carry her memory in their hearts. She was preceded in death by her son, Gary; daughters, Sharron and Carmen; and grandson, Payden. Family services to honor Lucille will be held at a later date. There will be a celebration of life at the senior center in Wolf Point on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025, from 1 to 3 p.m. (Paid Obituary)

Ronald Lee “Stinker” Crowe, 78, died Sept. 4, 2025, at the Billings Clinic. Born on July 4, 1946, in Poplar to Beatrice Redwood Belton, he grew up with a spirit of adventure and a heart full of love for his family and friends. He attended school in Poplar and later boarding schools in Pierre and Stephan, S.D. He went on to graduate from cosmetology school in California, though his restless nature led him through many jobs and countless adventures throughout his life. He married Karen Kurokawa in Kansas City, Mo. Though their marriage ended in divorce, the two remained lifelong friends. He never had children of his own, but his nieces, nephews and friends’ children filled that role in his life. Known for his wild stories, resourcefulness and protective nature, he gave the gift of unforgettable adventures and lessons. Whether it was teaching his siblings how to hop trains to Havre and back or sharing late-night escapades with his sister, he always made those around him feel safe in his company. He had a huge role in raising his nieces and nephews. In his younger years, he was a traveler at heart. He hitchhiked across the country, visiting beloved family and friends. Wherever he went, he was welcomed with open arms. He was blind but that didn’t stop him from driving. He enjoyed going to rummage sales and had a collection of 346 salt and pepper shakers. He was known for his clothing style and interior designs. Her is survived by his brothers, Babes Prichard and Mike Crow Sr.; and sisters, Rhonda Mason and Terry Barron. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Quentin “Butch” Crow Jr., Richard “Dickie” Crow Sr., Leonard Crow, Carren Crow and Robert Belton. Mass was held Wednesday, Sept. 10, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Poplar. Burial was at the Poplar City Cemetery. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.

Michael Anthony Lindsay, 14, of Wolf Point died Aug. 15, 2025. He was born June 24, 2011, in Wolf Point to Kristal Brown and Quinton Lindsay. He loved spending time with his big brother, Anthony, and loved to hang out with friends. He had a special bond with his siblings. He often terrorized his little sister, Loraina, and his nephew, Krys. He was known for his light-hearted teasing and always agreed with Cherish's bs. His big sister Joshlynn had her hands full with his energetic spirit, which kept her on her toes. He found joy in trolling on Roblox and playing Strongest Battle Grounds with his siblings. He recently began working out with Anthony. He also had an interest in learning about cars and enjoyed watching his favorite TV show, The Walking Dead. He is survived his sisters, Joshlynn Lindsay, Cherish Lindsay and Loraina Lindsay of Wolf Point and Avery (Kasside) Fox of Arizona; brother, Anthony Lindsay; father, Quinton Lindsay; and his grandmother, Clara Bell Welch. Funeral services were held Thursday, Sept. 11, at the Wolf Point Community Hall. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.