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  • Blue Ponies start over at divisionals

    Chris Peterson|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    This season has been one of ups and downs for the Havre High volleyball team. But now, with the Eastern A Divisional Tournament here, the Blue Ponies have one last chance to put it all together. The Ponies come into the divisional tournament with an 0-6 record in Central A conference play. Havre will open in what amounts to a play-in game, even though every team is guaranteed two games, against Laurel tonight at 7 in Lewistown. A win would get HHS into the quarterfinals...

  • Quick Pics: Trick or Treat ...

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

  • Halloween carnival a blast at Highland Park school

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    The annual Halloween Carnival at Highland Park Early Primary School continued Tuesday as parents and teachers joined forces so costume-donned students could have an educational, fun-filled day. One major distinction to the school's ninth annual celebration - one that staff, parents and Principal Mark Irvin pointed out - was the lack of sugar the kids consumed. "Rather than getting bogged down with all these candy bars and snacks, they get a cookie, but they frost it...

  • District Court faces jury dodger problem

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    A Hill County courthouse official says jury dodgers have progressively increased in the last few years. The trend of people not responding to jury duty summonses, as far as she's seen, started around 2014 and has "continuously gotten worse," Hill County District Clerk of Court Kathie Vigliotti said. Like other clerks in Montana, Vigliotti said she pulls an extra 10 to 20 jurors to make up for the anticipated number who will not respond. The most common excuses people give for...

  • Meeting set on College Park Plaza health concerns

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Department heads will hold a special meeting Thursday to discuss safety and health concerns that have been plaguing the College Park Plaza Building for years. Representatives from the Hill County Commission, the county health department, city fire, Havre city public works department and county attorney, possibly among others, will meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in the Hill County Courthouse Annex meeting room to discuss if the living conditions in the building can be improved, or if something else needs to be done. “There are c...

  • Demontiney charged in drug, chase case

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    A man is accused of crashing a vehicle after leading officers on a pursuit in Hill County and having over 17 grams of methamphetamine hidden in the car. Makray L. Demontiney is charged with felony criminal possession with intent to distribute, criminal possession of dangerous drugs, marijuana, and fleeing a peace officer, both misdemeanors. Demontiney has a 2010 assault with a weapon conviction, and he pleaded guilty Oct. 16 for failing to register as a violent offender. Court charging documents say a Hill County sheriff’s d...

  • Art association show and sale slated for this weekend

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    The Havre Art Association will host its 47th annual Art Show and Sale Saturday and Sunday at Van Orsdel United Methodist Church, where 19 Havre artists will display their artwork. The featured artist will be Mary Fablgren from Glasgow, who will give a talk about her artwork. Art gazers and appreciators can expect a new feature this year. Ginnie Streeper, co-chair of the Art Association, said panels will have prompts, different questions to spark conversation and a deeper look at the art. The idea for the prompts, Streeper...

  • Local schools participate in GEAR UP grant

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Press release Several local schools are among those in the state participating in a multi-million dollar grant to help students get to and stay in college. Box Elder, Harlem, Hays-Lodge Pole and Rocky Boy are among the 18 school districts participating in the $24.5 million seven-year grant for the U.S. Department of Education. Montana’s Office of Commissioner of Higher Education will use the GEAR UP grant to help more than 5,700 Montana students in grades seven through 12. The grant will provide middle and high schools in t...

  • Quick Pics: Leadership High School kicks off in Havre

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

  • Letter to the Editor - Politicians are to blame for lost health insurance

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Editor, Health insurance companies are raising rates and dropping coverage all across Montana, and politicians are to blame. Business owners know they must understand their core business to stay profitable. Likewise, politicians who don’t understand insurance are mishandling the insurance industry as they burden insurance companies with ridiculous rules that increase costs without fixing the deeper problems. The dirty secret is that keeping Obamacare or getting rid of it are both terrible options. The truth is that the i...

  • Local News - Quisno appointed to ag council

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Gov. Steve Bullock has appointed Patricia Quisno of Harlem to the Montana Agriculture Development Council. Quisno is an operator for her family ranch in Blaine County....

  • For the Record, Nov. 1, 2017

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Havre Police Department Officers investigated after a juvenile went to the police department to speak to an officer Tuesday at 9:17 a.m. —— Officer assisted a citizen on 11th Street West Tuesday at 9:35 a.m. —— Officers investigated after a Hidden Valley Drive caller reported Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. that fuel jugs were stolen. —— Five juveniles were issued summonses Tuesday at 12:10 p.m. at Havre High School. Two 14-year-olds and a 17-year-old were each issued a summons on charges of obstructing a peace officer or other publi...

  • Obituary - Anna Marie Gallus

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Anna Marie Gallus of Chinook, 73, passed away Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017, at Northern Montana Hospital with family by her side. She was born Feb. 17, 1944, to William and Margaret (Goodbar) Hirter in Chinook, MT. Anna Marie married Robert Gallus Feb. 20, 1965, and moved to Cut Bank, where Robert worked for Texaco in the oil field. She and Robert moved to Sacramento, CA, in 1966. She went to work at a mortgage company and later joined the secretarial pool at the state capital... Full story

  • That Guy's Fab Shop holding open house Nov. 8

    Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Havre Daily News staff The owners of a new company making grain bin hoppers in the Golden Triangle is inviting people to come in and see what they are building. That Guy's Fab Shop, located in the Torgerson's buildings at the junction of U.S. highways 2 and 87, is holding an open house next Wednesday, Nov. 8, with a lunch served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and tours of the facilty. Co-owner Bruce Boyum said people on the tours will get to see assembled models of the hopper bottoms...

  • Local Bowling Report: Good scores being rolled at Harvest Moon

    Julie Rodgers|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    For anyone interested in youth bowling, signup is Nov. 5 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Harvest Moon Lanes. Come sign up and bowl a free game. Notices will also be sent out to the schools. Ages are from 3 for Pee Wees and all other grades. Join the fun. Sunday Keglers: Michele Denny 168, 164, 168-521, Julie Smith 158, Donna Tilleman 160-431, Dana Springer 157, 153-439, Dawn Crowder 175, 155-450, Alice Burrington 181, 169-495, Shawn Burrington 232, Ryne Antley 204, Kelly Olson 224-553,...

  • Lights will learn in Bozeman

    George Ferguson|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    The Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team is 1-0 on the young season. And the Lights will still be 1-0 after tonight. However, Northern also will have played the best basketball team the Lights will see this season. MSU-N is in Bozeman tonight for an exhibition game against the Montana State Bobcats, with tip-off set for 7 inside the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Northern opened its 2017-18 campaign with a dominant win over Mount Royal University just two weeks...

  • Frontier Notebook: Raiders getting it done on both sides

    George Ferguson|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    And with a Griff Amies field goal, the dream of a de facto Frontier Conference championship game was gone. Amies kicked a field goal as time expired in last Saturday's Frontier Conference game between Rocky Mountain College and Montana Tech in Butte, The field goal lifted the Battlin' Bears to a 30-27 road win over the Orediggers, and with it, likely ended any chance Tech had left of winning a Frontier title this season. The kick also clinched at the very least, a share of...

  • Hi-Line Athlete Profile: Kourtney Hanson, Chinook Volleyball

    Chris Peterson|Updated Nov 1, 2017

    Kourtney Hanson and the Sugarbeeters get to play at home in the Northern C this weekend The Chinook volleyball program has been the dominant team in the District 6C East, but last weekend, the North Star Knights were able to dethrone the Sugarbeeters for the district crown. For the Beeters, it was the first time in five years that they did not win the district tournament. But after finishing third in the 6C East, the Beeters will have another chance to keep their season...

  • Hi-Line Sports Schedule

    Updated Oct 31, 2017

    Wednesday High School Volleyball Eastern A Divisional at Lewistown College Basketball Lights at Montana State, 7 p.m. Thursday High School Volleyball Eastern A Divisional at Lewistown Northern C at Chinook College Volleyball Skylights at LC State, 7 p.m. Friday High School Football Big Sandy at Bridger, 7 p.m. High School Volleyball Eastern A Divisional at Lewistown Northern C at Chinook College Basketball Skylights, Lights at Salish Kootenai College Saturday High School...

  • Updated Oct 27, 2017

  • Hi-Line Farm & Ranch November 2017: That Guy's Fab Shop holding hopper open house

    Alex Ross|Updated Oct 27, 2017

    A company making new grain bin hoppers is inviting people to come in and see what the company is doing. That Guy’s Fab Shop is holding an open house and luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 8, at its facility in Torgerson’s buildings at the junction of U.S. Highway 2 and U.S. Highway 87 west of Havre Bruce Boyum, one of the shop’s owners, said a lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m, and tours of the shop facilities will be given. Visitors, he said, will get the chance to see assembled models of the hopper bottoms and see the shop...

  • Hi-Line Farm & Ranch November 2017: Heat and drought could be new normal, experts say

    Paul Dragu|Updated Oct 27, 2017

    The dry and hot 2017 weather, compounded by fires in some areas, has been rough on north-central Montana’s agriculture producers. The Havre-north-central region received 3.18 inches of precipitation from March to September, the National Weather Service reports. The region saw 14.83 inches of precipitation during that same period in 2016. This year has been like nothing he has ever seen in his nearly 30 years at FSA, Executive Director of the Hill County FSA Office Les Rispens said. “It was a strange weather year. I don...