Articles from the July 19, 2018 edition
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Slug Mills: Historian, Collector, Businessman
The man cuts an impressive figure as he enters a room, generally clad in his favorite color – red. When that room is in his personal museum of local memories, and he begins to explain what lies t... Full story
Margaret Scoles wins national organic leadership award
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 16, 2018)- Two individuals and a farming couple have been chosen to receive Organic Leadership Awards from the Organic Trade Association this coming September. One of those...
Spencer Damm Tournament draws golfers to Broadus
July 14th & 15th marked the 21st annual Spencer Damm Memorial Golf Tournament hosted at Rolling Hills Golf Course. We are proud to say that over the past 21 years the Spencer Memorial Golf Tournament has generated over $300,000 for our small...
Medical Clinic will host dental screening day
We have a new service coming here to Powder River County. Powder River Medical Clinic will have a dental screening day, which is open to everyone. There will be a dentist and his dental hygienist coming here on 7/23/18. They will start at 10:00am...
Locals compete at National Little Britches Rodeo
Earlier this week, Garrett Cunningham and Chalee Harms returned from their trip to Guthrie, Oklahoma, after competing in the 2018 National Little Britches Finals Rodeo. The rodeo, which featured over...
Former Broadus Resident dies in plane wreck
Andrew Trouten, 2006 PRCDHS Graduate and Navy Vet, passed away in a plane crash last Friday, in Stevens County, Washington, north of Spokane. Trouten was among three men who died in the Cessna 172 plane wreck. Trouten was a student at Moody...
Summer Fun Day Scheduled for July 24th
The annual Summer Fun Day in the Park sponsored by Powder River Extension with Teen 4-H and 4-H Council will take place Tuesday, July 24th, according to Extension Agent Julie Riley. "Several 4-H...
Library Notes
July 19, 2018 On display at the Henry A. Malley Memorial Library for several more weeks are items showcasing Jess Lockwood and his career as a Professional Bull Rider. A collection of toys from the...
Local students among the 1,561 undergraduates to receive degrees from MSU
BOZEMAN – Students from Montana hometowns were among the 1,561 Montana State University undergraduates who received diplomas during MSU's 2018 spring commencement ceremony held May 5 in Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Bill Pullman, a renowned Hollywood act...
69th Annual TRECO Meeting to be held in Ashland July 21
Tongue River Electric Cooperative will be hosting its 69th annual meeting this year in Ashland. The date has been set for Saturday, July 21. We will hold our dinner/meeting at the St. Labre...
USDA-NRCS Montana Offers Funding for Conservation Gardens, High Tunnels
Bozeman, Mont., July 11, 2018–The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is accepting applications for grants to establish community gardens, pollinator gardens and seasonal high tunnels through the Montana NRCS Conservation Garden P...
Fortner places at national college competition
Nine Gillette College students, including Spencer Fortner of Biddle, traveled to Louisville, Kentucky last week to compete against thousands of their peers at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Ski...
Boaters are supposed to stop at AIS inspection stations every time
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ wardens would like to remind watercraft users that they must stop every time they pass an AIS inspection station, even if they have previously been inspected. For example, if a person goes through an inspection station...
Spring Creek, Mizpah News
Bad storms and hail hit the Powderville community, and many reported lost windows and crops. Jonette Doeden visited her gramma Helen Orestad in the Hearts and Home assisted living. Hunter Doeden came and cut her hair, and she looks so nice. Don and G...
Broadus teacher earns Masters Degree
SALT LAKE CITY (Grassroots Newswire)- Rebecca Boman of Broadus has received her Master of Arts in Teaching in Social Science (5-12) degree from Western Governors University (WGU). WGU has recognized 8,938 undergraduate and 6,734 graduate degree...
Powder River County Claims
June Claims Centurylink 299.70 Globalstar Usa 82.80 Kristy Elgin 410.00 Mid-Rivers Communications 275.90 Powder River Examiner 1315.50 Range Telephone Cooperative 2324.61 Town Of Broadus. 1910.12 Advanced Chemical Solutions. 1399.51 Alderman Oil Co....
Births
Ashlynn Marie Gotfredson Eric and Krista Gotfredson were blessed with Ashlynn Marie on July 8, 2018. Ashlynn weighed 7 lbs. 3 oz. and was 20" long. She joins siblings Payton, Jerrica, Ezra and... Full story
30 Years Ago
Thursday, July 21, 1988 Local AAU swim team still performing well Powder River AAU Swim Team members are continuing to place well at area meets. Ten of the fifteen team members placed in fourteen events in competition at Miles City on July 9. Then,...
Commissioners Proceedings
July 2, 2018 All commissioners were present to conduct county business for the day. No public comment was heard. Rich Biesheuvel, acting Building and Grounds Supervisor, met with the board to report they are working on the landscaping at the Manor....
Andrew Ray Trouten
Funeral services with military honors for Andrew Ray Trouten, age 30, of Spokane Valley, WA, formerly of Belle Creek, MT, will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, July 23, 2018 at the Countryside... Full story
Allen Fisher
Hotoa'ȯhtšėhe'kėstaestse "Short Bull" May 28, 1981 July 9, 2018 "There is one thing for certain in this life other than death. People will come into your life and they will go, which in most cas... Full story
Doug Mangen
Douglas Pierre Mangen, age 63, of Miles City passed away on Saturday, July 7, 2018 at his home near Miles City. Doug was born April 13, 1955 in Miles City, Montana, the son of Pierre and Jane Dale... Full story
