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Beyers graduates from basic
U.S. Air Force Airman Adam E. Beyers graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included...
Carey graduates
Trent Michael Carey graduated June 1 from Bellevue University, Bellevue, Nebraska. He received a degree in Cybersecurity. Trent is the son of Jon and Lynn Carey, Dickinson, North Dakota; and Shannon...
Junior high and high school sports physicals
Mark those calendars. Sports physicals for those entering fifth through twelfth grades will be held on June 19 and 26 for only $25. The fee is due at time of service and can be payed with cash, a check or a credit card. Girls’ sports physicals are...
Town deadline for candidate filing, June 17
The deadline for candidate filing for the town of Ekalaka primary election is Monday, June 17. Three council seats are up for election in this year’s 2019 Municipal Town of Ekalaka Election. Open seats include one 4-year term and two 2-year terms....
Annual electric meeting next Friday
The 2019 Southeast Electric Cooperative Annual Meeting will be held on June 14 in the large truck shop behind the cooperative’s office building. Southeast Electric believes that families are their foundation. To help celebrate families, the coop...
FIX earns MVP at Montana 6-Man All-Star Game
Last Saturday, Caleb Fix played in his final 6-Man football game. Fix, one of this year's six graduates from CCHS, was selected as this year's most valuable player for the Bulldogs back in April....
Celebrating together
A 75th birthday party was held in Belle Fourche on June 1 for cousins Maurice Davis and Lowell Cordell. Maurice's parents were Bud and Georgia Davis and Lowell's parents were Bob and Bessie (Davis)...
Tooke takes 2nd at State
In last week's Eagle article "Local FFA chapter ends busy year," one individual placing was inadvertently left out. Local eighth grader Katie Tooke took second place in the 2018-19 Montana FFA Jr....
Electric scholarship winners
The Southeast Electric Essay Scholarship is a $1,000.00 scholarship sponsored by Southeast Electric Cooperative, Inc. This year's recipient is Coven Kautzman. Kautzman was asked if she had unlimited...
Museum wins tourism grant to help attract visitors for Shindig
A pilot cycle of the Tourism Grant Program at the Department of Commerce will award nearly $550,000 to help forty-four communities across Montana boost attendance at events to grow visitor spending. Grant recipients completed a competitive...
Blood drive a success
Last Tuesday’s local blood drive was deemed a success by organizer Darlene Carter Rose. The drive yielded 26 units from 24 donors, many of whom were walk-ins, and Rose made her goal. Two new donors attended. Tessa Pierson won the drive’s door...
Down the road
The public is invited to an open house for Elin Kittelmann on Thursday, June 6 at Carter County Courthouse. After almost eight years as the Fallon/Carter County Extension Agent, Kittelmann has decided to go down a different road. With a young child...
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Local FFA chapter ends busy year
On May 6 and 7, the Carter County FFA Chapter traveled to Great Falls to compete in the Montana CDE Days competition held at the MSU Great Falls campus. Members had a whirlwind of two days jam-packed...
In memory of
New benches were delivered and set up outside the front entrance of Carter County Museum over the weekend. The blue benches were donated in memory of Boyne Gundlach by Don Meyer, a longtime friend of...
Students receive awards and letters
Awards and letters given this year to students from Ekalaka Public Schools included: Heroic 7 Award - Tori Tooke National Choral Award - Mason Lovec New inductees into the William C. Rowley Chapter of National Honor Society - Grace Tooke, Seth...
Spring cleanup day scheduled for June 1
Take pride in the community and help clean it up. The town is organizing a spring cleanup day for Saturday, June 1. Gather trash, tame the brush and make paths more walkable. Bring a team! Ask friends, co-workers, family members, clubs and athletic...
Heidi LaBree wins Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest
Heidi LaBree recently won the 14 year old girls division of the Montana Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest. After winning free throw contests in her school and council, LaBree made 21 of 25 free...
Rose honored for 50 years
Hughie Rose joined the Ekalaka Masonic Lodge as a master mason in February of 1969. In his fifty years of dedicated service to the lodge, Rose has held all of the different offices. In 1999, he held...
Smiles of Success
Commencement exercises for the Carter County High School Class of 2019 were held on Saturday. A large crowd of family and friends gathered to wish the one-hundredth CCHS graduating class well. Though...
FFA cleans up
The Carter County FFA Chapter completed their adopt a highway program on May 20. Eighteen FFA members and their advisor, Mr. Seth Whitney, set out after school to clean the road ditches from mile...
Kindles for kids
Local masons Jeff Venhaus and Pat Strickland gave Kindles to deserving Ekalaka Public Schools students who like to read on Tuesday. The Kindles for Kids program, sponsored by the Montana Masonic...
PUPS awards
Third and fourth quarter Positive Upstanding Polite Students (PUPS) awards were given to deserving students on Tuesday at Ekalaka Elementary. In addition to PUPS awards, students received honors for...
Local scholarship winners
Scholarship, Recipient Joe Dingfelder Memorial, $150, Tori Tooke Fruit Service and Repair, $500, Tori Tooke Frye Family Memorial, $500, Claire Callahan Dahl Memorial, $1000, Annette Lovec, Kimberlee Elmore Farmer’s Union, $500, Caleb Fix American...
Copy of first CCHS commencement speech shared
Last week, The Eagle printed a hundred-year-old article about the CCHS Class of 1919. Anita Ewalt was the valedictorian of the class. Local Nancy Brence has a handwritten copy of Ewalt’s commencement address. Her class was the first ever to graduat...
Blood drive next week
Ask a blood donor why they take the time to give blood and they might say, “The idea that my blood could help save a life is so amazing. Even though I am not a trained medical professional, I can still make a positive impact on others.” If you...
