Articles from the October 13, 2017 edition
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Town of Ekalaka General Election, November 7
The General Election for the Town of Ekalaka will take place on November 7th. Late registrants are able to go to the Carter County Clerk and Recorder's Office, register to vote, and vote until 8:00...
Montana Board of Public Education re-elects Sharon Carroll as chair
The Board of Public Education has re-elected Sharon Carroll to serve as the Chair of the Board of Public Education. Carroll, appointed to the Board of Public Education in 2007 and again in 2012 is in her 22nd year of teaching math at Carter County...
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Alzada show draws large crowd
The 28th Annual Alzada Cowboy Poetry, Music and Art Show held on October 1 at the Alzada Hall was a success according to organizers. The proceeds from lunch and donations were greater than last year...
Flu vaccine still available at Dahl
Influenza Vaccine is still available at Dahl Memorial Clinic! The best way to protect yourself and those around you from influenza is to get vaccinated. The CDC recommends everyone over the age of six months gets vaccinated against the flu. In...
Preschool screening Tuesday, October 24
Ekalaka Public Schools will hold child developmental screening on Tuesday, October 24 from 12:30 to 2:15 p.m. at Ekalaka Elementary School. The screening will be for children aged 0-5 who are not currently in kindergarten. Children whose parents...
Grace Fellowship to present Thankful Fest
Grace Fellowship invites everyone to attend Thankful Fest 2017. The event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 24, 6:30 p.m., at Ekalaka Bible Church. The celebration is open to couples and singles, and is taking the place of Grace...
Joyce Jardee
A graveside service for Joyce Jardee, 82, of Baker was held October 9, 2017 in Bonnievale Cemetery with Pastor Scott Kiehn officiating. Joyce passed away Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at Fallon Medical Complex in Baker, MT. Joyce Ann was born March 6,...
My chores growing up
Growing up in Ekalaka and Carter County, I always had a lot of chores to do. I first milked a cow and retained the milk, at the age of 4 and that was pretty much my job from then on. We always had a milk cow and sometimes more than one. One time my...
Bright Ideas
When I was buying magazine subscriptions for my Grandsons, I purchased a year of National Geographic for Kids. Did I want the magazine subscription for adults? Sure, why not? First I received three back issues. This month’s magazine features Jane G...
BLM opens public scoping for CO2 pipeline and enhanced oil recovery projec
The Bureau of Land Management has opened a public scoping period for an environmental assessment that will address two plans of development submitted by Denbury Resources, Inc., to conduct an enhanced oil recovery project in the Cedar Creek...
Hat Tips
Hello, I get thousands of calls a week about my column. Well, not really. I get hundreds. Okay, I get a call every once in awhile. Maybe two a year. But they are calls. And I get thousands of letters. Okay. I got two. My favorite was a lady from...
Home team wins Willa Nies Memorial
On Friday, October 6, the CCHS Lady Bulldogs traveled to Wibaux to play against the lady Longhorns. The last time the Bulldogs played the Longhorns resulted in their only conference loss of the...
Dogs drop conference game
The Bulldogs showed improvement on Friday night during their last home game of the season versus the Jordan Mustangs. Early on, blue shut down Jordan's run game, forcing them to throw the ball for...
