Articles from the April 13, 2016 edition

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Chinook Council studies water distribution, and told treatment plant work nearly done

Before its regular April meeting the council held a second public meeting on a preliminary engineering report (PER) regarding the status of Chinook's water distribution and storage system. Council...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Blaine County Sheriff warns of new phone scam

Blaine County Sheriff Glenn Heustis explained a new phone scam that recently came to light through the County Attorney’s Office. A local resident was called and told her nephew had missed a court appearance and the “Blaine County District Att...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Plans would move county judicial offices to third floor of courthouse

Blaine County's judicial-related offices could soon move to the third floor of the county courthouse. Commissioners said plans for the proposed remodel will be let for bid on April 20. Selection of a...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Poets and Pickers 22nd Western Heritage Roundup: rhyming, music, fellowship and worship

The Montana Country Poets and Pickers packed a lot of poetry, jam sessions, entertainment and enjoying each other's company into two and a half days. Venues moved from the Motor Inn to the Chinook...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    April 13, 2016

Bear Paw Meanderings

A couple of weeks ago Keith Hanson, Duke Pursley and I were having a conversation in “The Mountaineer” office in Big Sandy about fish. Duke had said that he hoped it warmed up soon because he wanted to catch some of the fish in his privately sto...

 
 By Kay Russo    News    April 13, 2016

Treasures New & Old; "From Glory to Rust"

A couple of days ago, a friend sent me a long e.mail with a link to a video of dozens of old abandoned steam engines. He is a train enthusiast and thought maybe I am, too. I watched this parade to the end. These sad remnants of past glories were...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

My Neighbor in Need and My Student in Need assess organizational performance

Supporters of the My Neighbor in Need and My Student in Need help programs met recently to evaluate how the organizations are meeting their goal "to help others in need." The Chinook-based group is a...

 

Shirley Sargent Wisch

Chinook, MT Shirley Sargent Wisch, 81, entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, March 30, 2016 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Shirley was born on December 30, 1934 in Chinook, MT. After graduating... Full story

 

Margaret May Gorman

Chinook, MT Margaret May Gorman, 88, passed away on March 31, 2016 at the Sweet Nursing Home in Chinook. Memorial services were held on Monday, April 4, 2016 at 11:00 am at the Zion Lutheran Church... Full story

 

Howard Jack Larkin

Chinook, MT Howard Jack Larkin, 85, passed away April 5, 2016 at his home in Chinook, MT. Cremation has taken place and no services are planned at this time. Arrangements have been made with Edwards... Full story

 

Emma "Rose" Gilbert

Great Falls, MT Emma "Rose" Gilbert, 91, passed away peacefully at her daughter's home April 7, 2016 in Great Falls, MT. As per her request, no services are planned. Arrangements have been made with... Full story

 

Dick Edgington

Chinook, MT Dick Edgington passed away Saturday, April 9, 2016 in Great Falls. Memorial services will be held on April 23 at Edwards Funeral Home starting at 2:00 p.m.... Full story

 

Eunice Lott

CHINOOK, MT Eunice Lott passed away Monday April 11th 2016 in Great Falls. Memorial services will be Saturday, April 16, 2016 starting at 11:00 a.m. Taking place at Chinook American Lutheran Church. Arrangements have been made with Edwards Funeral...

 

Holly Breath Lewis

Lodge Pole, MT Holy Breath Lewis passed away April 9th. Wake services were held Monday, April 11, 2016 at Medicine Bear in Lodge Pole. Funeral Services have been held April 12th at 10:00 a.m. at Medicine Bear in Lodge Pole. Arrangements have been...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

The shooting of 'Cowboy' Mitchell, still not totally explained

Reporter's note: Don Berger, the sexton at Kuper Memorial Cemetery north of Chinook, told me about a headstone from a burial in 1889 that caught my interest. On the headstone of Frank M. Mitchell was...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Local libraries winners in Triangle Communication's "Laptop Giveaway" program

When Triangle Communications updated its laptop computers used in workshops and for demonstrations, it was decided to donate the 20 'retired' computers to local, eligible entities. Several of the...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Glass artists blossom at Harlem's "Learn at the Library" program

Six local ladies gathered at the Harlem Library for the latest "Learn at the Library" program. The hands-on class was instructed by April Fox, a K-12 art, French and metal shop teacher at Turner....

 
 By Anita Reed    News    April 13, 2016

Hogeland Happenings

Wally and Loretta Beck had supper in Havre at the Mediterranean Room on Saturday before attending the Bellamy Brothers concert at the MSU-N gymnasium. Loretta Beck was among guests at a surprise birthday party for Kathy Zellmer on Thursday evening...

 
 By Kristi Norby    News    April 13, 2016

Chinook Senior Center

What a big week we had here at the center. Some of the Poets & Pickers stopped by on Friday to join the ”Kitchen Band.” Everyone loved the singing, dancing, poetry, and yodeling. Elaine Campbell did a great job of setting this up for us! The Public C...

 
 By Colleen Brommer    News    April 13, 2016

Harlem Library

Please stop by the library tomorrow, Thursday, April 14 between 3-7 P.M. for an open house we are hosting in observance of National Library Week. This will give you an opportunity to see the completed remodeling project and to enjoy refreshments....

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    April 13, 2016

Chinook golfers have seven state qualifiers after weekend meets in Choteau

By Kody Farmer BCJ Sports The Chinook golf team has competed in just a few tournaments so far this season but have already qualified five boys and two girls for the state tournament next month....

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    April 13, 2016

'Beeters tennis team looking to defend their title, in fine form first week of action

The tennis team finally got there season started last Friday, traveling to Fort Benton to take on Fort Benton and Boulder. On Saturday, the ‘Beeters hosted Chester J-I and Harlem. Against Fort Benton, Chinook went 10 – 1 in varsity matches and were 5...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    April 13, 2016

What 'Cher Point

Like much of the time I do not know the outcome of the Masters tournament at Augusta, Georgia. I love the Masters for several reasons. First, it is held when spring is in full bloom in Georgia. The course is beautiful with camellias and azaleas...

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    April 13, 2016

Wind blows but many local athletes shine at Cal Wearley and Lions Track and Field meets

Track and field teams across Blaine County were back at it again this past week. Girls and boys teams from Chinook, Harlem, Hays Lodgepole and Turner all completed in the annual Cal Wearley track and...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    April 13, 2016

Travis Hamilton selected for 2016 Jerry Pyette Montana Eagles' Scholarship

Travis Hamilton, a senior at Chinook High School, was recently awarded the Jerry Pyette Montana Eagles' Scholarship for District 2. The district includes Eagles Clubs in Chinook, Great Falls, Havre...

 

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