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Roosevelt County Adds Canine To Force

A new weapon to decrease crime in Roosevelt County has been added recently on the county’s east end. Bjorn, a 1-year-old canine, has made the move to eastern Montana and will work with Roosevelt County Sheriff Office’s deputy Russ Corbell. Corbell, who has been a member of the sheriff’s office since 2020, attended canine handler school in Bozeman during May. It ...

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Ag Industry Struggles With Weather Challenges

So far, it’s been a spring to forget for northeastern Montana farmers. If the drought-like conditions weren’t enough to keep growers from sleeping at night, a major wind storm in the middle of May created damage to fields. Grant Salvevold, who grows wheat, barley, peas and lentils in the Culbertson area, says it’s the worst weather conditions for farming that he can ...

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Stampede Talent Show Moves Forward

Area individuals have stepped up to take part in the Wolf Point Stampede Talent Contest scheduled for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7. Clyta Dillon, one of the event’s organizers, said eight entries along with two “entertainment only” selections have registered for the event to be held at the Burkie Field. In case of poor weather, the show will be moved to the Elks Lodge....

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Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 160 calls from June 1-8. The calls included the following: June 1 At about 2:30 a.m., deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice were patrolling Wolf Point and pursued a black pickup that took off on Sixth Avenue North and then traveled on County Road 2061. The pickup was driven south onto a whea...

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