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  • Lady Bulldogs start season 0-4

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    The Lady Bulldogs played Circle in Sacred Heart for their first game of their 2023-24 basketball campaign. CCHS was outscored in the second quarter by six points. Those points ended up being the difference in the game as every other quarter was even. CCHS shot only 2 of 10 from the charity stripe, 7 of 19 on two-pointers, and 5 of 24 on threes for the game. They did manage to out-rebound Circle 39-26, while losing the turnover battle 23-17. Kendall Kittelmann led CCHS in points with 9; Kendra Tooke led in rebounds with 8....

  • CCHS gets first win over Roberts

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    The CCHS Bulldogs opened their basketball season versus the Circle Wildcats at a start-of-year tournament in Miles City. The games were held at Sacred Heart. The ‘Dogs were outscored by 20 in the first half of their season opener, but held their own in the second half, eventually losing by 20. Wildcat O. Beery was the games leading scorer with 16 points, he had 11 in the second quarter. Chace Loehding was the only Bulldog that finished with double-digit points; he had 10. CCHS 8 16 23 33 Circle 15 36 43 53 CCHS: Chace L...

  • Governor Gianforte announces winners of the 2023 youth hunting story contest

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Governor Greg Gianforte recently announced the winners of the 2023 Governor's Youth Hunting Story Contest. "Every youth hunter in Montana should be proud of the hunting legacy they're helping carry on," Gov. Gianforte said. "With nearly 400 submissions, we had many great hunting stories from youth hunters across the state. I'm thrilled to welcome the ten winners to the State Capitol in the new year to celebrate, and I encourage folks to read their stories." Gov. Gianforte...

  • Dickinson State University joins Frontier Conference

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Dickinson State University (DSU) and the Frontier Conference announced Tuesday that Dickinson State will join the Frontier Conference as a full member beginning in the 2025-26 academic year. “This is a significant milestone for the Frontier Conference and the NAIA,” stated Dr. John Cech, Chair of the Frontier Conference Council of Presidents, and President of Carroll College. “The Frontier Conference is one of the most competitive athletic conferences in the nation and on behalf of the Council of Presidents, I am pleas...

  • CARTER COUNTY COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    2-30-2023 The Board of Carter County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, November 30, 2023, in the Carter County Commission Board Meeting Room of the Carter County Courthouse at 214 Park Street in Ekalaka, Montana. Mike Watkins, Vice Chairman and Pamela Castleberry, member were present. Rod Tauck, Chairman was absent. County Maintenance Bob Jacobs joined the meeting to discuss the Utilities at the Stenseth house. The Commission agreed to keep the service on for the time being, as the boiler heat system will requi...

  • EKALAKA TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Town Office, 103 N Main Street November 1st @ 5 p.m. a) Call Meeting to Order @ 5:03 p.m. a. Roll Call Council Present Libby, Melissa, Rex - Not present Andy b. Employees Present c. Appointed Officials Present Kamely & Buck Public: Rich Brown, Courtney Higgins b) Pledge of Allegiance c) Public Comment Courtney Higgins would like to put some more trailers with the potential of buying a property he would like to do what is best for Ekalaka and what would be best to make town more money, Buck said best would be to build a traile...

  • CAPITOLETTER

    Karen Odell|Updated Dec 14, 2023

    We got a little snow at Capitol and on Tie Creek. The rain that came before it settled the dust, and we really needed that. Ronda Cordell has been making mustard, peanut and cashew brittle and doing chores. At Thanksgiving, she got to see Oren and Arlie Basler. She met Jake Reynolds and Jason Berg at the Wagon Wheel for lunch, before they left for Sioux City to meet with Luke Basler. It’s always great to see grandkids. Last Sunday, Ronda went to visit Cristen and Jayda Westling in Rapid City. She got delayed trying to l...

  • Conversations with God

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, the month of December usually puts us in a giving mood, right? For some folks it’s typically cash, but it needn’t be cash; clothes, shoes, socks, also toys could also be donated, as well as art, or like one friend we heard about, he gave an automobile to a gal who had lost her car in a wreck. Now and then, just giving ‘time’ is also a wonderful item to give, when thinking about ‘giving something’. Another friend loved making quilts; each year, she’d pick a family member or a fri...

  • Letter to the editor

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Last year after a visit my daughter was returning home, in Wyoming she realized she had not left a set of my keys. Along the way she stopped to mail them back. The package arrived – the package had been opened – keys removed – replaced with a number of photos and paper. This year she mailed a package from C.A. – a homemade gift – package again was opened – evidently contents not of interest – gift was broken but arrived. Have always had confidence in the Postal Service but for this to happen twice in a year’s time – leaves m...

  • Gary Lee Bonefield

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Gary Lee Bonefield, 84, of Belle Fourche, SD died December 3, 2023 in Plano Texas surrounded by his children and grandchildren. Gary was born February 16, 1939 at Songberger Maternity Home in Belle Fourche, SD to William and Gladys (Wolden) Bonefield. Gary grew up on the family ranch located on the Little Missouri River in Montana. Later, the family purchased a home in Belle Fourche, SD and lived part time, during the school year in town, and the rest of the time spent on the...

  • Cooking in the West

    Susan Metcalf|Updated Dec 14, 2023

    This is a tough time of year for working mothers. I know this, because I was one for 21 years. Now, both of my babies have long since left the nest, but I still remember the perpetual state of exhaustion that is the normal state of being for working mothers. Now I look into the haggard faces of working mothers, and I wonder how I survived all those years. Working mothers do not get a lot of sleep, because there just isn’t time for it. They have to put in a minimum of eight hours at the job site and still plan menus, shop, c...

  • Father Thomas Tobin

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Funeral Mass for Father Thomas Tobin, 89, of Baker, will be held 11 a.m. December 18, 2023 at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Baker with Bishop Jeffery Fleming and Bishop Michael Warfel concelebrating. Livestream will begin 10 minutes before service begins. Burial will follow at the Holy Family Shrine in Ismay. Visitation for Father Tobin will take place from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on December 17, 2023 at St. John the Evangelist Church. Rosary and Prayer Service will take...

  • Oakley Spring recipient of Foundation Female Program

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Dakota Community Bank & Trust recently announced Oakley Spring as the recipient of the Dakota Community Bank & Trust Foundation Female Program. This program was established to assist area youth in establishing their own cattle herd by providing an interest-free loan to purchase five bred heifers. Oakley Spring, the daughter of Kelly and Torey of Ekalaka, has been selected as the winner of this year's Bowman scholarship. Oakley is currently enrolled in 7th grade. Through the pr...

  • Proposed changes would split FWP Region 7 antelope hunting district in two

    Brendan Heidner, Ranger-Review|Updated Dec 14, 2023

    Antelope hunting could look a bit different in Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park's Region 7 in the coming years after one Fish and Wildlife Commissioner proposed a split in the current hunting district, pending an official decision next week. Antelope hunting could look a bit different in Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park's Region 7 in the coming years after one Fish and Wildlife Commissioner proposed a split in the current hunting district, pending an official decision next...

  • Town proposes rate increases

    Updated Dec 14, 2023

    The Town of Ekalaka is proposing several rate changes to water, sewer and garbage services. If the council votes to pass the resolutions, the changes will be effective with billing of services for January of 2024. "It's been quite a while," said Town of Ekalaka Clerk/Treasurer Kamely Harkins when asked about the last time the town had raised rates. Water rates If passed, the base rate for water users will go up from $36.28 per month to $37.00 per month. Residents and...

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