Articles from the October 21, 2015 edition
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Got questions? Mail Ballot instructions for Chinook and Harlem General Elections
Mail ballot elections are being used more and more across Montana for elections without federal offices. The mail ballot election allows the voter the convenience of voting at home and has increased voter turnout. Ballots are mailed directly to the e... Full story
Pre-service and veteran teachers learn together at conference
On Thursday, October 15, four pre-service teachers from Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC) and their instructor presented a workshop to an audience of teachers from across the state of Montana who were... Full story
New school year start-up events reviewed by CHS School Board
Chairwoman Miller called the October 13, 2015 meeting to order. Board members present were Michael Copenhaver, James Hodgson, Ernest Johnson, Pauly Miller, Joel Pruttis and Viki Tilleman. Absent were Scott Gunderson (Excused); and Travis Buck.... Full story
Harlem Lutheran Church hosts Annual Harvest Dinner & Bazaar
On Sunday, Oct. 25, the Harlem Lutheran Church will host their annual Harvest Dinner and Bazaar from noon to 2 p.m. On the menu will be ham with all the trimmings and dessert. Take-outs and deliveries are available; call 353-2234. Prices for the...
Red Ribbon Week: Zombie Walks set to raise awareness
My Program, Fort Belknap Tobacco Use Prevention Program, will collaborate with others, such as, Public Health Nursing, Chemical Dependency, Health Education, Safe On All Roads, and a student/youth coalition on this event. We have 4 areas which the...
Dorothy Obie
Dorothy Obie passed away peacefully of natural causes on October 15, 2015, in Havre, MT. Funeral services were held Monday, October 19, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at the American Lutheran Church in Chinook.... Full story
Carmen O. Moccasin
Carmen O. Moccasin, 29, a BIA Firefighter, died Monday, October 12 at her home. Wake services were at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Oct. 14, at the Chief Nosey Center in Lodge Pole. Funeral services were at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Chief Nosey Center. Burial... Full story
MNIN has request
www.myneighborinneed.org is a website that provides local citizens a way to ask for help from their community and a way for the community to give back. Are you in need? Do you know someone in your community in need? My Neighbor in Need may be able...
Having A Blast With Law Enforcement
Undersheriff Frank Billmayer and Deputy Sheriff Billy Minnis stopped by the Funshine Preschool last Wednesday to give the kids some safety items for Halloween and to educate them on ways to make them...
Fire Prevention Week observed in Turner
October is Fire Prevention Month and the Turner School students always enjoy participating in the events that take place throughout the month. The elementary students along with the Turner Colony...
Harlem Library
This week the Harlem Library is participating in Jumpstart’s Read for the Record campaign by sharing the children’s book “Not Norman: A Goldfish Story” by Kelly Bennett. This is the 10th anniversary of the campaign that generates public support...
'Beeters rack up over 300 yards on the ground, force five turnovers, run over C-J-I 58-22
The Chinook Sugarbeeters are back to back Northern C division football champions following a dominate 58-22 win over previously unbeaten Chester-Joplin-Inverness last Wednesday. The 'Beeters racked...
Chinook sweeps Big Sandy, Box Elder to claim third straight conference crown
The Chinook Sugarbeeters have secured their third straight District 6C-East regular season title and they still have one conference match remaining. In a short week the 'Beeters swept big Sandy 25-5,...
Harlem, much improved as tournament time nears
With the District 2B tournament in Glasgow right around the corner the Harlem Wildcats are starting to find rhythm and continuity in their offensive and defensive attacks. The Wildcats have turned a few heads these past few weeks, defeating Wolf...
Think pink! Spread the hope, find the cure
Harlem Elementary staff members don pink apparel to show their support for Breast Cancer Awareness....
Murder in the North Country, Blaine County The Lidstone double homicide: A case gone cold since 1932
Reporter's note: This is part three of a four part series. Frank Sharples left a note on my desk asking if I knew about the Lidstone Murders. I recalled a photo in the Chinook centennial book, but...
