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Divisional Tourney Starts Thursday

The Northern B divisional volleyball tournament is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 6, through Saturday, Nov. 8, at Wolf Point High School. First-round matches on Thursday feature Malta meeting Shelby at 10 a.m., Harlem playing Chinook at 11:45 a.m., Choteau fcing Glasgow at 1:30 p.m. and Fairview taking on Fairfield at 3:15 p.m. The top two teams advance to the state tou...

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Wolf Point City Council Holds Meeting

The Wolf Point City Council held its regular monthly meeting Oct. 20 at 7 p.m.. Noreen Hohman spoke during the public comment period to compliment the Wolf Point Police Department for helping area residents. She also asked about limiting the sale of alcohol during certain hours. “We can’t limit the sale of alcohol,” Mayor Chris Dschaak told Hohman. “We’ve been dow...

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Obituaries

Alvin “Chuck” Garfield

Alvin Charles 'Chuck' Garfield, 74, of Wolf Point died Oct. 31, 2025, at Trinity Hospital. He was born March 12, 1951, to Daniel Aloysious and Agnes Marie Garfield. He was born, raised and died in Wolf Point. He had lived in a few different places in his younger years, but Wolf Point was his home. He was one of 12 children — somewhere in the middle. As...

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Callie Lingle

Callie Sue Lingle, 52, died Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025. Joining her sister Jodi and brother Bo, she was born on March 3, 1973, to Patsy and Johnny Lingle in Circle, where she spent and cherished her childhood to adolescent years. Her brother Jamie joined the family in 1974. She often spoke fondly of her childhood home in Circle and the memories she shared growing up with ...

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Pumpkins At The Elks
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Pumpkins At The Elks

Madyson Kohl helped volunteer and participated in a pumpkin carving contest at the Wolf Point Elks E...

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Tobacco Prevention News

This Veterans Day discover how the VA helps veterans stop smoking, dipping, and chewing tobacco. No matter how long you’ve been using tobacco, when you stop using it, you’ll notice some positive changes almost immediately. You’ll also improve your health over the years to come. Tobacco use continues to be the leading cause of preventable disease, disability, and de...

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