Archive For March 2001
Revisiting Lewis and Clark
March 30th, 2001
Revisiting Lewis and ClarkBy Crystal ThompsonThe tale of the Lewis and Clark expedition has long been one of Montana's most recognized historical events. 2003 will m...
Sister Judith offers help
March 30th, 2001
Sister Judith offers helpBy Robert LuckeHavre's poor and helpless beat a path to Sister Judith's door. If the city and this part of Montana ever had someone they could ca...
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2
Our View
Our View
March 30th, 2001
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2Our ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's time to get the ball rolling on U.S. Highway 2.SB3, sponsored by Sen. Sam Kitzenberg, R-Glas...
DALE LUMSDEN, Obituary
March 30th, 2001
DALE LUMSDEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDALE LUMSDENLAKESIDE Dale "Red" Lumsden, 76, died at his home in Lakeside Wednesday, March 28, 2001, of natural causes.
WALTER GERTSON, Obitaury
March 30th, 2001
WALTER GERTSON, ObitauryBy HDN StaffWALTER GERTSONWalter "Wally" Don Gertson, 71, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Billings health care center of natural causes...
Law clears youths driving records
March 30th, 2001
Law clears youths driving recordsBy Alan SorensenMontana's underage drinkers caught in the act can breathe a sigh of relief as the result of House Bill 191. They once again qu...
Views shared at forum
March 30th, 2001
Views shared at forumBy Tim LeedsLast night at the Havre Middle School members of the Havre Public Schools administration presented the final information forum scheduled before the...
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustration
March 30th, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustrationBy Ron VandenBoomThere have been rumors circulating that the 57th Legislature might be adjourned about a week early so legislators can come...
Living waxworks at St. Judes
March 30th, 2001
Living waxworks at St. JudesBy Tim LeedsLiving waxworks returned to the Havre Central gymnasium at St. Jude Thaddeus School Wednesday and Thursday.The students from Joyce...
Park fence bill before Martz
March 30th, 2001
Park fence bill before MartzBy Crystal ThompsonSenate Bill 259 (SB259), which would revise highway fencing requirements, namely, those associated with the construction of a fence i...
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun match
March 30th, 2001
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun matchBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) will host the 2001 Montana State BB Gun Match in the Havre Middle School gymnasiu...
Art studies at the Falls
March 30th, 2001
Art studies at the FallsBy Roberta Morrow, Box Elder AP English studentRecently, I had the pleasure of being one of the Box Elder High School students to attend the various art sho...
Australian and British lottery scams hit Montanans
March 30th, 2001
Australian and British lottery scams hit MontanansBy Alan SorensenHELENA Montana Department of Commerce news release issued today warns Montanans to beware of returning phone call...
Holdsclaw visits family, community
March 30th, 2001
Holdsclaw visits family, communityBy Jason ShootChamique Holdsclaw, in pursuit of becoming one of the greatest women's basketball players to ever play the game, has taken adva...
Revisiting Lewis and Clark
March 30th, 2001
Revisiting Lewis and ClarkBy Crystal ThompsonThe tale of the Lewis and Clark expedition has long been one of Montana's most recognized historical events. 2003 will m...
Sister Judith offers help
March 30th, 2001
Sister Judith offers helpBy Robert LuckeHavre's poor and helpless beat a path to Sister Judith's door. If the city and this part of Montana ever had someone they could ca...
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2
Our View
Our View
March 30th, 2001
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2Our ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's time to get the ball rolling on U.S. Highway 2.SB3, sponsored by Sen. Sam Kitzenberg, R-Glas...
DALE LUMSDEN, Obituary
March 30th, 2001
DALE LUMSDEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDALE LUMSDENLAKESIDE Dale "Red" Lumsden, 76, died at his home in Lakeside Wednesday, March 28, 2001, of natural causes.
WALTER GERTSON, Obitaury
March 30th, 2001
WALTER GERTSON, ObitauryBy HDN StaffWALTER GERTSONWalter "Wally" Don Gertson, 71, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Billings health care center of natural causes...
Law clears youths driving records
March 30th, 2001
Law clears youths driving recordsBy Alan SorensenMontana's underage drinkers caught in the act can breathe a sigh of relief as the result of House Bill 191. They once again qu...
Views shared at forum
March 30th, 2001
Views shared at forumBy Tim LeedsLast night at the Havre Middle School members of the Havre Public Schools administration presented the final information forum scheduled before the...
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustration
March 30th, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustrationBy Ron VandenBoomThere have been rumors circulating that the 57th Legislature might be adjourned about a week early so legislators can come...
Living waxworks at St. Judes
March 30th, 2001
Living waxworks at St. JudesBy Tim LeedsLiving waxworks returned to the Havre Central gymnasium at St. Jude Thaddeus School Wednesday and Thursday.The students from Joyce...
Park fence bill before Martz
March 30th, 2001
Park fence bill before MartzBy Crystal ThompsonSenate Bill 259 (SB259), which would revise highway fencing requirements, namely, those associated with the construction of a fence i...
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun match
March 30th, 2001
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun matchBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) will host the 2001 Montana State BB Gun Match in the Havre Middle School gymnasiu...
Art studies at the Falls
March 30th, 2001
Art studies at the FallsBy Roberta Morrow, Box Elder AP English studentRecently, I had the pleasure of being one of the Box Elder High School students to attend the various art sho...
Australian and British lottery scams hit Montanans
March 30th, 2001
Australian and British lottery scams hit MontanansBy Alan SorensenHELENA Montana Department of Commerce news release issued today warns Montanans to beware of returning phone call...
Holdsclaw visits family, community
March 30th, 2001
Holdsclaw visits family, communityBy Jason ShootChamique Holdsclaw, in pursuit of becoming one of the greatest women's basketball players to ever play the game, has taken adva...
Revisiting Lewis and Clark
March 30th, 2001
Revisiting Lewis and ClarkBy Crystal ThompsonThe tale of the Lewis and Clark expedition has long been one of Montana's most recognized historical events. 2003 will m...
Sister Judith offers help
March 30th, 2001
Sister Judith offers helpBy Robert LuckeHavre's poor and helpless beat a path to Sister Judith's door. If the city and this part of Montana ever had someone they could ca...
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2
Our View
Our View
March 30th, 2001
Lets roll the ball on U.S. 2Our ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's time to get the ball rolling on U.S. Highway 2.SB3, sponsored by Sen. Sam Kitzenberg, R-Glas...
DALE LUMSDEN, Obituary
March 30th, 2001
DALE LUMSDEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDALE LUMSDENLAKESIDE Dale "Red" Lumsden, 76, died at his home in Lakeside Wednesday, March 28, 2001, of natural causes.
WALTER GERTSON, Obitaury
March 30th, 2001
WALTER GERTSON, ObitauryBy HDN StaffWALTER GERTSONWalter "Wally" Don Gertson, 71, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Billings health care center of natural causes...
Law clears youths driving records
March 30th, 2001
Law clears youths driving recordsBy Alan SorensenMontana's underage drinkers caught in the act can breathe a sigh of relief as the result of House Bill 191. They once again qu...
Views shared at forum
March 30th, 2001
Views shared at forumBy Tim LeedsLast night at the Havre Middle School members of the Havre Public Schools administration presented the final information forum scheduled before the...
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustration
March 30th, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers feeling the frustrationBy Ron VandenBoomThere have been rumors circulating that the 57th Legislature might be adjourned about a week early so legislators can come...
Living waxworks at St. Judes
March 30th, 2001
Living waxworks at St. JudesBy Tim LeedsLiving waxworks returned to the Havre Central gymnasium at St. Jude Thaddeus School Wednesday and Thursday.The students from Joyce...
Park fence bill before Martz
March 30th, 2001
Park fence bill before MartzBy Crystal ThompsonSenate Bill 259 (SB259), which would revise highway fencing requirements, namely, those associated with the construction of a fence i...
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun match
March 30th, 2001
Havre Jaycees to host state BB gun matchBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) will host the 2001 Montana State BB Gun Match in the Havre Middle School gymnasiu...
Art studies at the Falls
March 30th, 2001
Art studies at the FallsBy Roberta Morrow, Box Elder AP English studentRecently, I had the pleasure of being one of the Box Elder High School students to attend the various art sho...
Australian and British lottery scams hit Montanans
March 30th, 2001
Australian and British lottery scams hit MontanansBy Alan SorensenHELENA Montana Department of Commerce news release issued today warns Montanans to beware of returning phone call...
Holdsclaw visits family, community
March 30th, 2001
Holdsclaw visits family, communityBy Jason ShootChamique Holdsclaw, in pursuit of becoming one of the greatest women's basketball players to ever play the game, has taken adva...
Milk River Archery now open in Havre
March 29th, 2001
Milk River Archery now open in HavreBy Tim LeedsBrett Borst has recently opened a little corner of archery in Western Trailer and Marine Sales and Service in Havre.Borst...
Cypress Hills calling southern neighbors
March 29th, 2001
Cypress Hills calling southern neighborsBy Robert LuckeThe Cypress Hills are a low-forested ridge that runs close to a hundred miles long just north of Havre in Saskatchewan and Al...
Stopping lions course offered
March 29th, 2001
Stopping lions course offeredBy Robert LuckeOn both sides of the Rocky Mountains, there have been increased incidents of mountain lions attacking pets, livestock and even children....
Spring is here, finally
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 29th, 2001
Spring is here, finallyHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe just cannot believe it! Here it is as we write these words, the first day of spring, and Bear Paw bir...
Education issues still topping list in Helena
March 29th, 2001
Education issues still topping list in HelenaBy Ron VandenBoomHELENA How much money the legislature will appropriate to fund education for the next two years continues to be a maj...
Ballet world-class style
March 29th, 2001
Ballet world-class styleBy Ron VandenBoomIt's the people and a sense that he is doing something for others that keeps Jess Sanfiel, a Cuban born ballet master, away his home...
A small group with big activities
Big Sandy Rotarians
Big Sandy Rotarians
March 29th, 2001
A small group with big activitiesBig Sandy RotariansBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy Rotarians are a very active group, doing a lot of activities that put improvements back into...
Big Sandy: History of agriculture
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy: History of agricultureBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy area was a busy place for modern agriculture for about 25 years before homesteading came to the area.Keith Edwa...
Big Sandy marches into the 21st Century
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy marches into the 21st CenturyBy Tim LeedsBig Sandy entered the 21st Century continuing its more than 110-year history of agriculture, working to get through the tough tim...
Big Sandy schools face up to tough times
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy schools face up to tough timesBy Tim LeedsLike many schools in the area and in Montana in general, the schools in Big Sandy have been tightening their belts to handle tou...
BSHS offers two plays
March 29th, 2001
BSHS offers two playsBy Tim LeedsThe drama students at Big Sandy High School have been busy for the last few months, resulting in two different plays produced back-to-back.
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museum
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museumBy Tim LeedsA must-see for anyone visiting, or living in, Big Sandy is the Big Sandy Historical Museum."It is a super museum,&...
District court actions varied for week
March 29th, 2001
District court actions varied for weekBy Alan SorensenSix people pleaded guilty to offenses, admitted probation violations or were sentenced for their offenses in 12th Judicial Dis...
ROSE MARIE BITZ, Obituary
March 29th, 2001
ROSE MARIE BITZ, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROSE MARIE BITZBIG SANDY Rose Marie Bitz, 64, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at a Big Sandy medical center due to cancer.Fune...
Lights name candidates for hoops post
March 29th, 2001
Lights name candidates for hoops postThe search committee for the new head coach of the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team has announced the first two candidates wh...
Volleyball stars converge on Havre
March 29th, 2001
Volleyball stars converge on HavreBy Jason ShootThe premier volleyball players from three high school classifications will converge on Havre this weekend for the ABC All-Star High...
Milk River Archery now open in Havre
March 29th, 2001
Milk River Archery now open in HavreBy Tim LeedsBrett Borst has recently opened a little corner of archery in Western Trailer and Marine Sales and Service in Havre.Borst...
Cypress Hills calling southern neighbors
March 29th, 2001
Cypress Hills calling southern neighborsBy Robert LuckeThe Cypress Hills are a low-forested ridge that runs close to a hundred miles long just north of Havre in Saskatchewan and Al...
Stopping lions course offered
March 29th, 2001
Stopping lions course offeredBy Robert LuckeOn both sides of the Rocky Mountains, there have been increased incidents of mountain lions attacking pets, livestock and even children....
Spring is here, finally
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 29th, 2001
Spring is here, finallyHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe just cannot believe it! Here it is as we write these words, the first day of spring, and Bear Paw bir...
Education issues still topping list in Helena
March 29th, 2001
Education issues still topping list in HelenaBy Ron VandenBoomHELENA How much money the legislature will appropriate to fund education for the next two years continues to be a maj...
Ballet world-class style
March 29th, 2001
Ballet world-class styleBy Ron VandenBoomIt's the people and a sense that he is doing something for others that keeps Jess Sanfiel, a Cuban born ballet master, away his home...
A small group with big activities
Big Sandy Rotarians
Big Sandy Rotarians
March 29th, 2001
A small group with big activitiesBig Sandy RotariansBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy Rotarians are a very active group, doing a lot of activities that put improvements back into...
Big Sandy: History of agriculture
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy: History of agricultureBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy area was a busy place for modern agriculture for about 25 years before homesteading came to the area.Keith Edwa...
Big Sandy marches into the 21st Century
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy marches into the 21st CenturyBy Tim LeedsBig Sandy entered the 21st Century continuing its more than 110-year history of agriculture, working to get through the tough tim...
Big Sandy schools face up to tough times
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy schools face up to tough timesBy Tim LeedsLike many schools in the area and in Montana in general, the schools in Big Sandy have been tightening their belts to handle tou...
BSHS offers two plays
March 29th, 2001
BSHS offers two playsBy Tim LeedsThe drama students at Big Sandy High School have been busy for the last few months, resulting in two different plays produced back-to-back.
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museum
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museumBy Tim LeedsA must-see for anyone visiting, or living in, Big Sandy is the Big Sandy Historical Museum."It is a super museum,&...
District court actions varied for week
March 29th, 2001
District court actions varied for weekBy Alan SorensenSix people pleaded guilty to offenses, admitted probation violations or were sentenced for their offenses in 12th Judicial Dis...
ROSE MARIE BITZ, Obituary
March 29th, 2001
ROSE MARIE BITZ, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROSE MARIE BITZBIG SANDY Rose Marie Bitz, 64, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at a Big Sandy medical center due to cancer.Fune...
Lights name candidates for hoops post
March 29th, 2001
Lights name candidates for hoops postThe search committee for the new head coach of the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team has announced the first two candidates wh...
Volleyball stars converge on Havre
March 29th, 2001
Volleyball stars converge on HavreBy Jason ShootThe premier volleyball players from three high school classifications will converge on Havre this weekend for the ABC All-Star High...
Milk River Archery now open in Havre
March 29th, 2001
Milk River Archery now open in HavreBy Tim LeedsBrett Borst has recently opened a little corner of archery in Western Trailer and Marine Sales and Service in Havre.Borst...
Cypress Hills calling southern neighbors
March 29th, 2001
Cypress Hills calling southern neighborsBy Robert LuckeThe Cypress Hills are a low-forested ridge that runs close to a hundred miles long just north of Havre in Saskatchewan and Al...
Stopping lions course offered
March 29th, 2001
Stopping lions course offeredBy Robert LuckeOn both sides of the Rocky Mountains, there have been increased incidents of mountain lions attacking pets, livestock and even children....
Spring is here, finally
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 29th, 2001
Spring is here, finallyHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe just cannot believe it! Here it is as we write these words, the first day of spring, and Bear Paw bir...
Education issues still topping list in Helena
March 29th, 2001
Education issues still topping list in HelenaBy Ron VandenBoomHELENA How much money the legislature will appropriate to fund education for the next two years continues to be a maj...
Ballet world-class style
March 29th, 2001
Ballet world-class styleBy Ron VandenBoomIt's the people and a sense that he is doing something for others that keeps Jess Sanfiel, a Cuban born ballet master, away his home...
A small group with big activities
Big Sandy Rotarians
Big Sandy Rotarians
March 29th, 2001
A small group with big activitiesBig Sandy RotariansBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy Rotarians are a very active group, doing a lot of activities that put improvements back into...
Big Sandy: History of agriculture
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy: History of agricultureBy Tim LeedsThe Big Sandy area was a busy place for modern agriculture for about 25 years before homesteading came to the area.Keith Edwa...
Big Sandy marches into the 21st Century
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy marches into the 21st CenturyBy Tim LeedsBig Sandy entered the 21st Century continuing its more than 110-year history of agriculture, working to get through the tough tim...
Big Sandy schools face up to tough times
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy schools face up to tough timesBy Tim LeedsLike many schools in the area and in Montana in general, the schools in Big Sandy have been tightening their belts to handle tou...
BSHS offers two plays
March 29th, 2001
BSHS offers two playsBy Tim LeedsThe drama students at Big Sandy High School have been busy for the last few months, resulting in two different plays produced back-to-back.
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museum
March 29th, 2001
Big Sandy hosts remarkable local museumBy Tim LeedsA must-see for anyone visiting, or living in, Big Sandy is the Big Sandy Historical Museum."It is a super museum,&...
District court actions varied for week
March 29th, 2001
District court actions varied for weekBy Alan SorensenSix people pleaded guilty to offenses, admitted probation violations or were sentenced for their offenses in 12th Judicial Dis...
ROSE MARIE BITZ, Obituary
March 29th, 2001
ROSE MARIE BITZ, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROSE MARIE BITZBIG SANDY Rose Marie Bitz, 64, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at a Big Sandy medical center due to cancer.Fune...
Lights name candidates for hoops post
March 29th, 2001
Lights name candidates for hoops postThe search committee for the new head coach of the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team has announced the first two candidates wh...
Volleyball stars converge on Havre
March 29th, 2001
Volleyball stars converge on HavreBy Jason ShootThe premier volleyball players from three high school classifications will converge on Havre this weekend for the ABC All-Star High...
HHS French Club aims at France
March 28th, 2001
HHS French Club aims at FranceBy Tim LeedsThe Havre High French Club will be leaving to immerse themselves in the French language and culture at the beginning of June.The...
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mail
March 28th, 2001
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mailBy Alan SorensenAn area residents are cautioned about a Nigerian scam that has apparently moved from the mails to the e-mails.A complai...
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffO.W. CHRISTENSENMALTA O.W. "Christy" Christensen, 80, Malta, died Tuesday, March 20, 2001 at a Palm Springs, Calif. nursi...
RAYMOND KAISER, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
RAYMOND KAISER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRAYMOND KAISERRaymond J. Kaiser, 93, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Funeral service...
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideas
March 28th, 2001
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideasBy Jason ShootOccasionally, if you listen very closely, you hear them.Little rumblings and grumblings by college athletes who feel...
MDT starts cleanup on First and Fifth
March 28th, 2001
MDT starts cleanup on First and FifthBy Tim LeedsLes Bender said MDT (Montana Department of Transportation) crews will be out on the streets today starting the cleanup of dirt, san...
Daulton to serve jail time
March 28th, 2001
Daulton to serve jail timeBy Alan SorensenAfter hearing nearly an hour of arguments on behalf of and against convicted city court embezzler Joan Daulton, 12th Judicial District Cou...
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committee
March 28th, 2001
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committeeBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg appeared before the House Transportation Committee Monday wearing a yellow construction helmet adorn...
HHS French Club aims at France
March 28th, 2001
HHS French Club aims at FranceBy Tim LeedsThe Havre High French Club will be leaving to immerse themselves in the French language and culture at the beginning of June.The...
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mail
March 28th, 2001
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mailBy Alan SorensenAn area residents are cautioned about a Nigerian scam that has apparently moved from the mails to the e-mails.A complai...
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffO.W. CHRISTENSENMALTA O.W. "Christy" Christensen, 80, Malta, died Tuesday, March 20, 2001 at a Palm Springs, Calif. nursi...
RAYMOND KAISER, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
RAYMOND KAISER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRAYMOND KAISERRaymond J. Kaiser, 93, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Funeral service...
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideas
March 28th, 2001
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideasBy Jason ShootOccasionally, if you listen very closely, you hear them.Little rumblings and grumblings by college athletes who feel...
MDT starts cleanup on First and Fifth
March 28th, 2001
MDT starts cleanup on First and FifthBy Tim LeedsLes Bender said MDT (Montana Department of Transportation) crews will be out on the streets today starting the cleanup of dirt, san...
Daulton to serve jail time
March 28th, 2001
Daulton to serve jail timeBy Alan SorensenAfter hearing nearly an hour of arguments on behalf of and against convicted city court embezzler Joan Daulton, 12th Judicial District Cou...
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committee
March 28th, 2001
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committeeBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg appeared before the House Transportation Committee Monday wearing a yellow construction helmet adorn...
HHS French Club aims at France
March 28th, 2001
HHS French Club aims at FranceBy Tim LeedsThe Havre High French Club will be leaving to immerse themselves in the French language and culture at the beginning of June.The...
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mail
March 28th, 2001
Nigerian scheme sent via the e-mailBy Alan SorensenAn area residents are cautioned about a Nigerian scam that has apparently moved from the mails to the e-mails.A complai...
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
O.W. CHRISTENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffO.W. CHRISTENSENMALTA O.W. "Christy" Christensen, 80, Malta, died Tuesday, March 20, 2001 at a Palm Springs, Calif. nursi...
RAYMOND KAISER, Obituary
March 28th, 2001
RAYMOND KAISER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRAYMOND KAISERRaymond J. Kaiser, 93, died Monday, March 26, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Funeral service...
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideas
March 28th, 2001
Pay-to-play plan full of misguided ideasBy Jason ShootOccasionally, if you listen very closely, you hear them.Little rumblings and grumblings by college athletes who feel...
MDT starts cleanup on First and Fifth
March 28th, 2001
MDT starts cleanup on First and FifthBy Tim LeedsLes Bender said MDT (Montana Department of Transportation) crews will be out on the streets today starting the cleanup of dirt, san...
Daulton to serve jail time
March 28th, 2001
Daulton to serve jail timeBy Alan SorensenAfter hearing nearly an hour of arguments on behalf of and against convicted city court embezzler Joan Daulton, 12th Judicial District Cou...
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committee
March 28th, 2001
Kitzenbergs four-lane bill passes committeeBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg appeared before the House Transportation Committee Monday wearing a yellow construction helmet adorn...
Session nears end
March 27th, 2001
Session nears endBy Jon TesterMonday will be day 62 of this 90-day session. Most of the action this week took place in the House with its deliberations on HB 2, HB 31 and HB 121. H...
Montanans can play with anyone
My Turn
My Turn
March 27th, 2001
Montanans can play with anyoneMy TurnBy Alan SorensenI guess Julie Callahan was right back in the mid to late '70s.In an interview with a Montana sports re...
Tax relief with a cost
March 27th, 2001
Tax relief with a costBy HDN Editorial BoardPresident George W. Bush had a brief stay in Big Sky country yesterday before leaving this morning for Michigan. Cheers greeted the pres...
Gold star program working well in area
March 27th, 2001
Gold star program working well in areaBy Robert LuckeAssistant Hill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoffhe said the gold star program she instituted is working well in Havre and surrou...
Tabletop disaster held for real thing
March 27th, 2001
Tabletop disaster held for real thingBy Robert LuckeMore than 50 people met Wednesday, March 21, at the Townhouse Inns Of Havre to participate in a "Table Top" disaster s...
Acupuncture: energy medicine
March 27th, 2001
Acupuncture: energy medicineBy Ron VandenBoomTammy Ellison is a registered nurse that felt she wanted do more than just treat symptoms she wanted to have a real impact on her pati...
KATIE HOFER, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
KATIE HOFER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffKATIE HOFERHARLEM Katie J. Hofer, 81, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at her home on the North Harlem Colony of Parkinson's complicatio...
ALVIN SMITH, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
ALVIN SMITH, ObituaryBy HDN StaffALVIN SMITHHINGHAM Alvin Ray Smith, 68, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at a Chester hospital following an extended illness.Funera...
Havre third at state
March 27th, 2001
Havre third at stateLevi Briese scored four goals and added two assists to lead Havre to a 8-7 win over the Glacier Avalanche in the third-fourth place game of the state bantam hockey tourna...
Session nears end
March 27th, 2001
Session nears endBy Jon TesterMonday will be day 62 of this 90-day session. Most of the action this week took place in the House with its deliberations on HB 2, HB 31 and HB 121. H...
Montanans can play with anyone
My Turn
My Turn
March 27th, 2001
Montanans can play with anyoneMy TurnBy Alan SorensenI guess Julie Callahan was right back in the mid to late '70s.In an interview with a Montana sports re...
Tax relief with a cost
March 27th, 2001
Tax relief with a costBy HDN Editorial BoardPresident George W. Bush had a brief stay in Big Sky country yesterday before leaving this morning for Michigan. Cheers greeted the pres...
Gold star program working well in area
March 27th, 2001
Gold star program working well in areaBy Robert LuckeAssistant Hill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoffhe said the gold star program she instituted is working well in Havre and surrou...
Tabletop disaster held for real thing
March 27th, 2001
Tabletop disaster held for real thingBy Robert LuckeMore than 50 people met Wednesday, March 21, at the Townhouse Inns Of Havre to participate in a "Table Top" disaster s...
Acupuncture: energy medicine
March 27th, 2001
Acupuncture: energy medicineBy Ron VandenBoomTammy Ellison is a registered nurse that felt she wanted do more than just treat symptoms she wanted to have a real impact on her pati...
KATIE HOFER, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
KATIE HOFER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffKATIE HOFERHARLEM Katie J. Hofer, 81, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at her home on the North Harlem Colony of Parkinson's complicatio...
ALVIN SMITH, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
ALVIN SMITH, ObituaryBy HDN StaffALVIN SMITHHINGHAM Alvin Ray Smith, 68, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at a Chester hospital following an extended illness.Funera...
Havre third at state
March 27th, 2001
Havre third at stateLevi Briese scored four goals and added two assists to lead Havre to a 8-7 win over the Glacier Avalanche in the third-fourth place game of the state bantam hockey tourna...
Session nears end
March 27th, 2001
Session nears endBy Jon TesterMonday will be day 62 of this 90-day session. Most of the action this week took place in the House with its deliberations on HB 2, HB 31 and HB 121. H...
Montanans can play with anyone
My Turn
My Turn
March 27th, 2001
Montanans can play with anyoneMy TurnBy Alan SorensenI guess Julie Callahan was right back in the mid to late '70s.In an interview with a Montana sports re...
Tax relief with a cost
March 27th, 2001
Tax relief with a costBy HDN Editorial BoardPresident George W. Bush had a brief stay in Big Sky country yesterday before leaving this morning for Michigan. Cheers greeted the pres...
Gold star program working well in area
March 27th, 2001
Gold star program working well in areaBy Robert LuckeAssistant Hill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoffhe said the gold star program she instituted is working well in Havre and surrou...
Tabletop disaster held for real thing
March 27th, 2001
Tabletop disaster held for real thingBy Robert LuckeMore than 50 people met Wednesday, March 21, at the Townhouse Inns Of Havre to participate in a "Table Top" disaster s...
Acupuncture: energy medicine
March 27th, 2001
Acupuncture: energy medicineBy Ron VandenBoomTammy Ellison is a registered nurse that felt she wanted do more than just treat symptoms she wanted to have a real impact on her pati...
KATIE HOFER, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
KATIE HOFER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffKATIE HOFERHARLEM Katie J. Hofer, 81, died Sunday, March 25, 2001 at her home on the North Harlem Colony of Parkinson's complicatio...
ALVIN SMITH, Obituary
March 27th, 2001
ALVIN SMITH, ObituaryBy HDN StaffALVIN SMITHHINGHAM Alvin Ray Smith, 68, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at a Chester hospital following an extended illness.Funera...
Havre third at state
March 27th, 2001
Havre third at stateLevi Briese scored four goals and added two assists to lead Havre to a 8-7 win over the Glacier Avalanche in the third-fourth place game of the state bantam hockey tourna...
LaTrays lose battle with city
March 26th, 2001
LaTrays lose battle with cityBy Alan SorensenA 12-member jury took little more than an hour Friday to rule that Havre police officers were not negligent in the 1991 assault that De...
Daulton sentencing Tuesday
March 26th, 2001
Daulton sentencing TuesdayBy Alan SorensenThe sentencing of the woman who admitted stealing more than $10,000 from fines paid into Havre City Court has been rescheduled for to...
Napster debate rages in Box Elder Schools
March 26th, 2001
Napster debate rages in Box Elder SchoolsBy Pricilla Koop: Box Elder AP English studentHere at Box Elder High School, students and teachers have been using Napster throughout the p...
TOM MATSUOKA, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
TOM MATSUOKA, ObituaryBy HDN StaffTOM MATSUOKAVANCOUVER, Wash. Tom Matsuoka, 98, died Friday, March 9, 2001 in Vancouver, Wash. following a short illness.Crema...
MELVIN JOHNSON, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
MELVIN JOHNSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMELVIN JOHNSONMelvin T. Johnson, 85, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at his home in Havre of natural causes.Funeral service will...
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic team
Moultr...
Moultr...
March 26th, 2001
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic teamMoultrie, Stacy represent Lights on squadThe Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team landed eight...
LaTrays lose battle with city
March 26th, 2001
LaTrays lose battle with cityBy Alan SorensenA 12-member jury took little more than an hour Friday to rule that Havre police officers were not negligent in the 1991 assault that De...
Daulton sentencing Tuesday
March 26th, 2001
Daulton sentencing TuesdayBy Alan SorensenThe sentencing of the woman who admitted stealing more than $10,000 from fines paid into Havre City Court has been rescheduled for to...
Napster debate rages in Box Elder Schools
March 26th, 2001
Napster debate rages in Box Elder SchoolsBy Pricilla Koop: Box Elder AP English studentHere at Box Elder High School, students and teachers have been using Napster throughout the p...
TOM MATSUOKA, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
TOM MATSUOKA, ObituaryBy HDN StaffTOM MATSUOKAVANCOUVER, Wash. Tom Matsuoka, 98, died Friday, March 9, 2001 in Vancouver, Wash. following a short illness.Crema...
MELVIN JOHNSON, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
MELVIN JOHNSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMELVIN JOHNSONMelvin T. Johnson, 85, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at his home in Havre of natural causes.Funeral service will...
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic team
Moultr...
Moultr...
March 26th, 2001
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic teamMoultrie, Stacy represent Lights on squadThe Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team landed eight...
LaTrays lose battle with city
March 26th, 2001
LaTrays lose battle with cityBy Alan SorensenA 12-member jury took little more than an hour Friday to rule that Havre police officers were not negligent in the 1991 assault that De...
Daulton sentencing Tuesday
March 26th, 2001
Daulton sentencing TuesdayBy Alan SorensenThe sentencing of the woman who admitted stealing more than $10,000 from fines paid into Havre City Court has been rescheduled for to...
Napster debate rages in Box Elder Schools
March 26th, 2001
Napster debate rages in Box Elder SchoolsBy Pricilla Koop: Box Elder AP English studentHere at Box Elder High School, students and teachers have been using Napster throughout the p...
TOM MATSUOKA, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
TOM MATSUOKA, ObituaryBy HDN StaffTOM MATSUOKAVANCOUVER, Wash. Tom Matsuoka, 98, died Friday, March 9, 2001 in Vancouver, Wash. following a short illness.Crema...
MELVIN JOHNSON, Obituary
March 26th, 2001
MELVIN JOHNSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMELVIN JOHNSONMelvin T. Johnson, 85, died Friday, March 23, 2001 at his home in Havre of natural causes.Funeral service will...
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic team
Moultr...
Moultr...
March 26th, 2001
Skylights post eight players on conference all-academic teamMoultrie, Stacy represent Lights on squadThe Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team landed eight...
Havre Elks grand history
March 23rd, 2001
Havre Elks grand historyBy Robert LuckeRecently a group of old-time Havre Elks members got together at the Eagles Manor to share stories about the colorful history of the Elks in H...
Whatcha Otto be cookin
March 23rd, 2001
Whatcha Otto be cookinBy Robert LuckeDebbie Otto has a great job. Or at least she is convinced it is. She is the food supervisor for all meals for the school system in Havre.
Dont make promises you should not keep
Our View
Our View
March 23rd, 2001
Dont make promises you should not keepOur ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's always a bad idea to make promises you can't keep.It's an even worse ide...
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the city
March 23rd, 2001
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the cityBy Alan SorensenThe retrial of Debra LaTray vs. the City of Havre entered what both sides said should be its final day this morning.
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warning
March 23rd, 2001
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warningBy Ron VandenBoomThe Hill County Health Department reported Friday that a 12-year-old Helena patient was confirmed to have contracted...
L&C academy teaches stewardship and use
March 23rd, 2001
L&C academy teaches stewardship and useBy Crystal ThompsonThe 2001 Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Training Academy held a workshop Thursday titled "Stewardship and Use along the...
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connection
March 23rd, 2001
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connectionBy Gary WilsonSome 500 miles north of Havre in Canada lies the town of Battleford and the Fort Battleford National Historic Site at...
RITA SEAMAN, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
RITA SEAMAN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRITA SEAMANCHINOOK Rita Berneice Seaman, 70, Chinook, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital from a heart attack....
EDWARD MOORE, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
EDWARD MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWARD MOOREBISMARCK, N.D. Edward "Ed" Moore, Sr., 70, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 in a Bismarck hospital.Servic...
Emerick content with Skylights performance
March 23rd, 2001
Emerick content with Skylights performanceBy Jason ShootGetting eliminated in the second round of the NAIA national tournament in Jackson, Tenn. last weekend did little to quell th...
Havre Elks grand history
March 23rd, 2001
Havre Elks grand historyBy Robert LuckeRecently a group of old-time Havre Elks members got together at the Eagles Manor to share stories about the colorful history of the Elks in H...
Whatcha Otto be cookin
March 23rd, 2001
Whatcha Otto be cookinBy Robert LuckeDebbie Otto has a great job. Or at least she is convinced it is. She is the food supervisor for all meals for the school system in Havre.
Dont make promises you should not keep
Our View
Our View
March 23rd, 2001
Dont make promises you should not keepOur ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's always a bad idea to make promises you can't keep.It's an even worse ide...
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the city
March 23rd, 2001
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the cityBy Alan SorensenThe retrial of Debra LaTray vs. the City of Havre entered what both sides said should be its final day this morning.
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warning
March 23rd, 2001
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warningBy Ron VandenBoomThe Hill County Health Department reported Friday that a 12-year-old Helena patient was confirmed to have contracted...
L&C academy teaches stewardship and use
March 23rd, 2001
L&C academy teaches stewardship and useBy Crystal ThompsonThe 2001 Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Training Academy held a workshop Thursday titled "Stewardship and Use along the...
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connection
March 23rd, 2001
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connectionBy Gary WilsonSome 500 miles north of Havre in Canada lies the town of Battleford and the Fort Battleford National Historic Site at...
RITA SEAMAN, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
RITA SEAMAN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRITA SEAMANCHINOOK Rita Berneice Seaman, 70, Chinook, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital from a heart attack....
EDWARD MOORE, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
EDWARD MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWARD MOOREBISMARCK, N.D. Edward "Ed" Moore, Sr., 70, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 in a Bismarck hospital.Servic...
Emerick content with Skylights performance
March 23rd, 2001
Emerick content with Skylights performanceBy Jason ShootGetting eliminated in the second round of the NAIA national tournament in Jackson, Tenn. last weekend did little to quell th...
Havre Elks grand history
March 23rd, 2001
Havre Elks grand historyBy Robert LuckeRecently a group of old-time Havre Elks members got together at the Eagles Manor to share stories about the colorful history of the Elks in H...
Whatcha Otto be cookin
March 23rd, 2001
Whatcha Otto be cookinBy Robert LuckeDebbie Otto has a great job. Or at least she is convinced it is. She is the food supervisor for all meals for the school system in Havre.
Dont make promises you should not keep
Our View
Our View
March 23rd, 2001
Dont make promises you should not keepOur ViewBy HDN Editorial BoardIt's always a bad idea to make promises you can't keep.It's an even worse ide...
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the city
March 23rd, 2001
LaTrays seek $750,000 plus from the cityBy Alan SorensenThe retrial of Debra LaTray vs. the City of Havre entered what both sides said should be its final day this morning.
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warning
March 23rd, 2001
Hill County nurse issues whooping cough warningBy Ron VandenBoomThe Hill County Health Department reported Friday that a 12-year-old Helena patient was confirmed to have contracted...
L&C academy teaches stewardship and use
March 23rd, 2001
L&C academy teaches stewardship and useBy Crystal ThompsonThe 2001 Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Training Academy held a workshop Thursday titled "Stewardship and Use along the...
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connection
March 23rd, 2001
The Fort Assinniboine-Fort Battleford connectionBy Gary WilsonSome 500 miles north of Havre in Canada lies the town of Battleford and the Fort Battleford National Historic Site at...
RITA SEAMAN, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
RITA SEAMAN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRITA SEAMANCHINOOK Rita Berneice Seaman, 70, Chinook, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital from a heart attack....
EDWARD MOORE, Obituary
March 23rd, 2001
EDWARD MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWARD MOOREBISMARCK, N.D. Edward "Ed" Moore, Sr., 70, died Wednesday, March 21, 2001 in a Bismarck hospital.Servic...
Emerick content with Skylights performance
March 23rd, 2001
Emerick content with Skylights performanceBy Jason ShootGetting eliminated in the second round of the NAIA national tournament in Jackson, Tenn. last weekend did little to quell th...
Column turns a year older
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 22nd, 2001
Column turns a year olderHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentFirst things first. In the things we have learned' department, probably you remember that we have...
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideas
March 22nd, 2001
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideasBy Robert LuckeWoody Dawson is a man with and without a job. He has a job. It is the state parks manager for Region 6 of the Montana Fish...
Rabbit season is here
March 22nd, 2001
Rabbit season is hereBy Chuck NottinghamOutdoor columnistSpring's here! And spring cottontails abound on sunny south slopes of the Bear Paws running down to the Miss...
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolated
March 22nd, 2001
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolatedBy Tim LeedsHill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoff said a report of food poisoning at a daycare last week appears to be an isolated incid...
Tester, Jergeson battling for school funding
March 22nd, 2001
Tester, Jergeson battling for school fundingBy Ron VandenBoomSens. Jon Tester, D-Big Sandy, and Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook were working Wednesday to try and keep alive what might hav...
Pony spirit
March 22nd, 2001
Pony spiritBy Tim LeedsA squad of Havre High School cheerleaders will leave at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow to compete at the second annual state cheerleading championship in Lewistown Satur...
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, Obituary
March 22nd, 2001
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBERNARD SCHLAGECKGREAT FALLS Bernard Frank Schlageck, 80, died Sunday, March 18, at a Great Falls nursing home of natural causes.
Havre set to host state bantam tourney
March 22nd, 2001
Havre set to host state bantam tourneyWith familiar ice under their skates, the Havre bantam hockey team will get a shot at winning a state title this weekend at the state bantam hockey tour...
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coach
March 22nd, 2001
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coachMontana State University-Northern has announced the identities of the members of the search committee searching for a replacement for f...
Column turns a year older
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 22nd, 2001
Column turns a year olderHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentFirst things first. In the things we have learned' department, probably you remember that we have...
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideas
March 22nd, 2001
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideasBy Robert LuckeWoody Dawson is a man with and without a job. He has a job. It is the state parks manager for Region 6 of the Montana Fish...
Rabbit season is here
March 22nd, 2001
Rabbit season is hereBy Chuck NottinghamOutdoor columnistSpring's here! And spring cottontails abound on sunny south slopes of the Bear Paws running down to the Miss...
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolated
March 22nd, 2001
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolatedBy Tim LeedsHill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoff said a report of food poisoning at a daycare last week appears to be an isolated incid...
Tester, Jergeson battling for school funding
March 22nd, 2001
Tester, Jergeson battling for school fundingBy Ron VandenBoomSens. Jon Tester, D-Big Sandy, and Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook were working Wednesday to try and keep alive what might hav...
Pony spirit
March 22nd, 2001
Pony spiritBy Tim LeedsA squad of Havre High School cheerleaders will leave at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow to compete at the second annual state cheerleading championship in Lewistown Satur...
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, Obituary
March 22nd, 2001
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBERNARD SCHLAGECKGREAT FALLS Bernard Frank Schlageck, 80, died Sunday, March 18, at a Great Falls nursing home of natural causes.
Havre set to host state bantam tourney
March 22nd, 2001
Havre set to host state bantam tourneyWith familiar ice under their skates, the Havre bantam hockey team will get a shot at winning a state title this weekend at the state bantam hockey tour...
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coach
March 22nd, 2001
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coachMontana State University-Northern has announced the identities of the members of the search committee searching for a replacement for f...
Column turns a year older
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 22nd, 2001
Column turns a year olderHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentFirst things first. In the things we have learned' department, probably you remember that we have...
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideas
March 22nd, 2001
Parkless ranger turns to citizens for ideasBy Robert LuckeWoody Dawson is a man with and without a job. He has a job. It is the state parks manager for Region 6 of the Montana Fish...
Rabbit season is here
March 22nd, 2001
Rabbit season is hereBy Chuck NottinghamOutdoor columnistSpring's here! And spring cottontails abound on sunny south slopes of the Bear Paws running down to the Miss...
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolated
March 22nd, 2001
Corn dog poisoning incident appears isolatedBy Tim LeedsHill County Sanitarian Heidi Bischoff said a report of food poisoning at a daycare last week appears to be an isolated incid...
Tester, Jergeson battling for school funding
March 22nd, 2001
Tester, Jergeson battling for school fundingBy Ron VandenBoomSens. Jon Tester, D-Big Sandy, and Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook were working Wednesday to try and keep alive what might hav...
Pony spirit
March 22nd, 2001
Pony spiritBy Tim LeedsA squad of Havre High School cheerleaders will leave at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow to compete at the second annual state cheerleading championship in Lewistown Satur...
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, Obituary
March 22nd, 2001
BERNARD SCHLAGECK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBERNARD SCHLAGECKGREAT FALLS Bernard Frank Schlageck, 80, died Sunday, March 18, at a Great Falls nursing home of natural causes.
Havre set to host state bantam tourney
March 22nd, 2001
Havre set to host state bantam tourneyWith familiar ice under their skates, the Havre bantam hockey team will get a shot at winning a state title this weekend at the state bantam hockey tour...
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coach
March 22nd, 2001
Northern announces search committee for mens hoop coachMontana State University-Northern has announced the identities of the members of the search committee searching for a replacement for f...
Havre woman has memories in a teapot
March 21st, 2001
Havre woman has memories in a teapotBy Ron VandenBoomThey're mostly personal stories that speak to Jo Martin as she looks admiringly over her collection of ornamental teapots....
MSU-N math contest results announced
March 21st, 2001
MSU-N math contest results announcedBy Tim LeedsThe annual regional math contest was held at Montana State University-Northern on Tuesday, March 13, between 9 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Hill County FSA stays busy all year long
March 21st, 2001
Hill County FSA stays busy all year longBy Crystal ThompsonThe Hill County Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Havre stays busy year-round helping Hi-Line farms and ranches stay alive.
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost time
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost timeBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Being nearly 50 years behind the rest of the country is a common complaint in the isolated regions of north central...
Rocky Boy goes after weeds
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy goes after weedsBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation established its own weed district in 1997, perhaps the first reservation in the United Stat...
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agriculture
March 21st, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agricultureBy Ron VandenBoomArea farmers and ranchers might wish lawmakers could legislate for more rain, but only SJ 6 a joint resolution that would su...
NARC helps guide producers
March 21st, 2001
NARC helps guide producersBy Tim LeedsNorthern Agricultural Research Center Superintendent Don Anderson said that although the station has changed technology over the last 85 years...
Bankers monitor ag pulse
March 21st, 2001
Bankers monitor ag pulseBy Robert LuckeLike that old real estate maxim location, location, location', area bankers shout weather, weather, weather' when talking about wha...
Havre woman has memories in a teapot
March 21st, 2001
Havre woman has memories in a teapotBy Ron VandenBoomThey're mostly personal stories that speak to Jo Martin as she looks admiringly over her collection of ornamental teapots....
MSU-N math contest results announced
March 21st, 2001
MSU-N math contest results announcedBy Tim LeedsThe annual regional math contest was held at Montana State University-Northern on Tuesday, March 13, between 9 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Hill County FSA stays busy all year long
March 21st, 2001
Hill County FSA stays busy all year longBy Crystal ThompsonThe Hill County Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Havre stays busy year-round helping Hi-Line farms and ranches stay alive.
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost time
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost timeBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Being nearly 50 years behind the rest of the country is a common complaint in the isolated regions of north central...
Rocky Boy goes after weeds
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy goes after weedsBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation established its own weed district in 1997, perhaps the first reservation in the United Stat...
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agriculture
March 21st, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agricultureBy Ron VandenBoomArea farmers and ranchers might wish lawmakers could legislate for more rain, but only SJ 6 a joint resolution that would su...
NARC helps guide producers
March 21st, 2001
NARC helps guide producersBy Tim LeedsNorthern Agricultural Research Center Superintendent Don Anderson said that although the station has changed technology over the last 85 years...
Bankers monitor ag pulse
March 21st, 2001
Bankers monitor ag pulseBy Robert LuckeLike that old real estate maxim location, location, location', area bankers shout weather, weather, weather' when talking about wha...
Havre woman has memories in a teapot
March 21st, 2001
Havre woman has memories in a teapotBy Ron VandenBoomThey're mostly personal stories that speak to Jo Martin as she looks admiringly over her collection of ornamental teapots....
MSU-N math contest results announced
March 21st, 2001
MSU-N math contest results announcedBy Tim LeedsThe annual regional math contest was held at Montana State University-Northern on Tuesday, March 13, between 9 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Hill County FSA stays busy all year long
March 21st, 2001
Hill County FSA stays busy all year longBy Crystal ThompsonThe Hill County Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Havre stays busy year-round helping Hi-Line farms and ranches stay alive.
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost time
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy NRCS makes up for lost timeBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Being nearly 50 years behind the rest of the country is a common complaint in the isolated regions of north central...
Rocky Boy goes after weeds
March 21st, 2001
Rocky Boy goes after weedsBy Alan SorensenROCKY BOY Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation established its own weed district in 1997, perhaps the first reservation in the United Stat...
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agriculture
March 21st, 2001
Hi-Line lawmakers work for agricultureBy Ron VandenBoomArea farmers and ranchers might wish lawmakers could legislate for more rain, but only SJ 6 a joint resolution that would su...
NARC helps guide producers
March 21st, 2001
NARC helps guide producersBy Tim LeedsNorthern Agricultural Research Center Superintendent Don Anderson said that although the station has changed technology over the last 85 years...
Bankers monitor ag pulse
March 21st, 2001
Bankers monitor ag pulseBy Robert LuckeLike that old real estate maxim location, location, location', area bankers shout weather, weather, weather' when talking about wha...
Spring arrives, time for rains
Our View
Our View
March 20th, 2001
Spring arrives, time for rainsOur ViewBy HND Editorial StaffThe vernal equinox may not be the best sign of spring's arrival, but it sure is the official word. Unfort...
Fixing the big items, energy and education
March 20th, 2001
Fixing the big items, energy and educationBy Merlin WoleryThe 57th Legislature has around 30 days remaining to put its fix on the big issues of energy and education. Everyone here...
Sanity check: Wedding approaching
My Turn
My Turn
March 20th, 2001
Sanity check: Wedding approachingMy TurnBy Crystal ThompsonI can almost hear those wedding bells ringing now... or maybe that's my head. Friday marks the three-month...
Havre Hawks win state championship
March 20th, 2001
Havre Hawks win state championshipBILLINGS Paced by stellar defense and Eric McLain's 113 total saves, the Havre Ice Hawks won four straight games to claim the championship of the Mont...
House plans SB 3 hearing
March 20th, 2001
House plans SB 3 hearingBy Ron VandenBoomThe Montana House of Representatives Transportation Committee has scheduled a hearing on Sen. Sam Kitzenberg's SB 3 for Monday, March...
Havre cleanup moving forward
March 20th, 2001
Havre cleanup moving forwardBy Ron VandenBoomResidents and business owners concerned about diesel contamination in and around the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Fueling (BNSF) Facili...
Headpins rock Havre
March 20th, 2001
Headpins rock HavreBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins were back in Havre Monday night playing to a crowd of their fans in Shamrocks Bar and Casino.Singer Darby Mills thanked and co...
Groove House forming again
March 20th, 2001
Groove House forming againBy Tim LeedsThe Groove House played after a four-year stop to open for the Headpins concert Monday night.Laurie Curley didn't get in from S...
Council hears publics concern over cell towers
March 20th, 2001
Council hears publics concern over cell towersBy Crystal ThompsonA handful of concerned citizens approached the Havre City Council last night regarding the city-approved constructi...
Three have days in court
March 20th, 2001
Three have days in courtBy Alan SorensenOne man recently pleaded guilty to a felony driving offense, another received judgment for violating his probation conditions, and a woman a...
Spring arrives, time for rains
Our View
Our View
March 20th, 2001
Spring arrives, time for rainsOur ViewBy HND Editorial StaffThe vernal equinox may not be the best sign of spring's arrival, but it sure is the official word. Unfort...
Fixing the big items, energy and education
March 20th, 2001
Fixing the big items, energy and educationBy Merlin WoleryThe 57th Legislature has around 30 days remaining to put its fix on the big issues of energy and education. Everyone here...
Sanity check: Wedding approaching
My Turn
My Turn
March 20th, 2001
Sanity check: Wedding approachingMy TurnBy Crystal ThompsonI can almost hear those wedding bells ringing now... or maybe that's my head. Friday marks the three-month...
Havre Hawks win state championship
March 20th, 2001
Havre Hawks win state championshipBILLINGS Paced by stellar defense and Eric McLain's 113 total saves, the Havre Ice Hawks won four straight games to claim the championship of the Mont...
House plans SB 3 hearing
March 20th, 2001
House plans SB 3 hearingBy Ron VandenBoomThe Montana House of Representatives Transportation Committee has scheduled a hearing on Sen. Sam Kitzenberg's SB 3 for Monday, March...
Havre cleanup moving forward
March 20th, 2001
Havre cleanup moving forwardBy Ron VandenBoomResidents and business owners concerned about diesel contamination in and around the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Fueling (BNSF) Facili...
Headpins rock Havre
March 20th, 2001
Headpins rock HavreBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins were back in Havre Monday night playing to a crowd of their fans in Shamrocks Bar and Casino.Singer Darby Mills thanked and co...
Groove House forming again
March 20th, 2001
Groove House forming againBy Tim LeedsThe Groove House played after a four-year stop to open for the Headpins concert Monday night.Laurie Curley didn't get in from S...
Council hears publics concern over cell towers
March 20th, 2001
Council hears publics concern over cell towersBy Crystal ThompsonA handful of concerned citizens approached the Havre City Council last night regarding the city-approved constructi...
Three have days in court
March 20th, 2001
Three have days in courtBy Alan SorensenOne man recently pleaded guilty to a felony driving offense, another received judgment for violating his probation conditions, and a woman a...
Spring arrives, time for rains
Our View
Our View
March 20th, 2001
Spring arrives, time for rainsOur ViewBy HND Editorial StaffThe vernal equinox may not be the best sign of spring's arrival, but it sure is the official word. Unfort...
Fixing the big items, energy and education
March 20th, 2001
Fixing the big items, energy and educationBy Merlin WoleryThe 57th Legislature has around 30 days remaining to put its fix on the big issues of energy and education. Everyone here...
Sanity check: Wedding approaching
My Turn
My Turn
March 20th, 2001
Sanity check: Wedding approachingMy TurnBy Crystal ThompsonI can almost hear those wedding bells ringing now... or maybe that's my head. Friday marks the three-month...
Havre Hawks win state championship
March 20th, 2001
Havre Hawks win state championshipBILLINGS Paced by stellar defense and Eric McLain's 113 total saves, the Havre Ice Hawks won four straight games to claim the championship of the Mont...
House plans SB 3 hearing
March 20th, 2001
House plans SB 3 hearingBy Ron VandenBoomThe Montana House of Representatives Transportation Committee has scheduled a hearing on Sen. Sam Kitzenberg's SB 3 for Monday, March...
Havre cleanup moving forward
March 20th, 2001
Havre cleanup moving forwardBy Ron VandenBoomResidents and business owners concerned about diesel contamination in and around the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Fueling (BNSF) Facili...
Headpins rock Havre
March 20th, 2001
Headpins rock HavreBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins were back in Havre Monday night playing to a crowd of their fans in Shamrocks Bar and Casino.Singer Darby Mills thanked and co...
Groove House forming again
March 20th, 2001
Groove House forming againBy Tim LeedsThe Groove House played after a four-year stop to open for the Headpins concert Monday night.Laurie Curley didn't get in from S...
Council hears publics concern over cell towers
March 20th, 2001
Council hears publics concern over cell towersBy Crystal ThompsonA handful of concerned citizens approached the Havre City Council last night regarding the city-approved constructi...
Three have days in court
March 20th, 2001
Three have days in courtBy Alan SorensenOne man recently pleaded guilty to a felony driving offense, another received judgment for violating his probation conditions, and a woman a...
GEORGELINE BLACK, Obituary
March 19th, 2001
GEORGELINE BLACK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffGEORGELINE BLACKGREAT FALLS Georgeline Black, 73, died Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at her home in Great Falls of natural causes....
Montana Job Link created
March 19th, 2001
Montana Job Link createdBy Ron VandenBoomA lot of new terms will soon be heard floating around the Havre area as local agencies work to provide one-stop aid to people seeking emplo...
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late May
March 19th, 2001
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late MayBy Alan SorensenTwelfth Judicial District Court Judge John Warner gave Lionel James Demontiney's lawyers an extra week Friday t...
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connected
March 19th, 2001
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connectedBy Crystal ThompsonTo many people in Montana, the telephone is a normal part of everyday life; but to the hearing impaired, communicati...
Northerns season ends with defeat
March 19th, 2001
Northerns season ends with defeatJACKSON, Tenn. A late second-half run by Southern Nazarene University on Saturday proved fatal for the Montana State University-Northern women's basket...
GEORGELINE BLACK, Obituary
March 19th, 2001
GEORGELINE BLACK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffGEORGELINE BLACKGREAT FALLS Georgeline Black, 73, died Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at her home in Great Falls of natural causes....
Montana Job Link created
March 19th, 2001
Montana Job Link createdBy Ron VandenBoomA lot of new terms will soon be heard floating around the Havre area as local agencies work to provide one-stop aid to people seeking emplo...
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late May
March 19th, 2001
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late MayBy Alan SorensenTwelfth Judicial District Court Judge John Warner gave Lionel James Demontiney's lawyers an extra week Friday t...
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connected
March 19th, 2001
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connectedBy Crystal ThompsonTo many people in Montana, the telephone is a normal part of everyday life; but to the hearing impaired, communicati...
Northerns season ends with defeat
March 19th, 2001
Northerns season ends with defeatJACKSON, Tenn. A late second-half run by Southern Nazarene University on Saturday proved fatal for the Montana State University-Northern women's basket...
GEORGELINE BLACK, Obituary
March 19th, 2001
GEORGELINE BLACK, ObituaryBy HDN StaffGEORGELINE BLACKGREAT FALLS Georgeline Black, 73, died Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at her home in Great Falls of natural causes....
Montana Job Link created
March 19th, 2001
Montana Job Link createdBy Ron VandenBoomA lot of new terms will soon be heard floating around the Havre area as local agencies work to provide one-stop aid to people seeking emplo...
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late May
March 19th, 2001
Demontiney murder trial rescheduled for late MayBy Alan SorensenTwelfth Judicial District Court Judge John Warner gave Lionel James Demontiney's lawyers an extra week Friday t...
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connected
March 19th, 2001
MTAP helps keep Montana communities connectedBy Crystal ThompsonTo many people in Montana, the telephone is a normal part of everyday life; but to the hearing impaired, communicati...
Northerns season ends with defeat
March 19th, 2001
Northerns season ends with defeatJACKSON, Tenn. A late second-half run by Southern Nazarene University on Saturday proved fatal for the Montana State University-Northern women's basket...
Kiwanis dreams
March 16th, 2001
Kiwanis dreamsBy Alan SorensenAbout 40 very special youngsters from throughout Montana and parts of Wyoming plan to enjoy the outdoors at Kiwanis Camp in Beaver Creek Park again th...
Hutton working hard for new church
March 16th, 2001
Hutton working hard for new churchBy Robert LuckeHave you seen the cross atop the Fifth Avenue Christian Church, lighted and brilliant against the dark Havre night sky? Well, talk...
Bills language must be crystal clear
March 16th, 2001
Bills language must be crystal clearBy Greg JergesonOver the years I have served in the Montana Senate, I have often received the following admonition: When you pass legislation,...
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through Havre
March 16th, 2001
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through HavreBy Ron VandenBoomTravelers on Amtrak will be treated to a visit from Lewis and Clark, their famous Indian guide Sacagawea, and other famo...
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charade
March 16th, 2001
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charadeBy Ron VandenBoomRep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, called the passage on second reading of HB 31 a charade and said it was unrealisti...
Havre artists to show at Russell auction
March 16th, 2001
Havre artists to show at Russell auctionBy Ron VandenBoomThree Havre artists, Carolyn Anderson, Don Greytak, and Kristi Billmayer, will have their work on display at the C.M. Russe...
Task Force nabs suspects
March 16th, 2001
Task Force nabs suspectsBy Crystal ThompsonTri-Agency Drug Task Force agents arrested a Havre couple on drug charges as the result of a search at a Havre motel in early March....
Kiwanis dreams
March 16th, 2001
Kiwanis dreamsBy Alan SorensenAbout 40 very special youngsters from throughout Montana and parts of Wyoming plan to enjoy the outdoors at Kiwanis Camp in Beaver Creek Park again th...
Hutton working hard for new church
March 16th, 2001
Hutton working hard for new churchBy Robert LuckeHave you seen the cross atop the Fifth Avenue Christian Church, lighted and brilliant against the dark Havre night sky? Well, talk...
Bills language must be crystal clear
March 16th, 2001
Bills language must be crystal clearBy Greg JergesonOver the years I have served in the Montana Senate, I have often received the following admonition: When you pass legislation,...
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through Havre
March 16th, 2001
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through HavreBy Ron VandenBoomTravelers on Amtrak will be treated to a visit from Lewis and Clark, their famous Indian guide Sacagawea, and other famo...
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charade
March 16th, 2001
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charadeBy Ron VandenBoomRep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, called the passage on second reading of HB 31 a charade and said it was unrealisti...
Havre artists to show at Russell auction
March 16th, 2001
Havre artists to show at Russell auctionBy Ron VandenBoomThree Havre artists, Carolyn Anderson, Don Greytak, and Kristi Billmayer, will have their work on display at the C.M. Russe...
Task Force nabs suspects
March 16th, 2001
Task Force nabs suspectsBy Crystal ThompsonTri-Agency Drug Task Force agents arrested a Havre couple on drug charges as the result of a search at a Havre motel in early March....
Kiwanis dreams
March 16th, 2001
Kiwanis dreamsBy Alan SorensenAbout 40 very special youngsters from throughout Montana and parts of Wyoming plan to enjoy the outdoors at Kiwanis Camp in Beaver Creek Park again th...
Hutton working hard for new church
March 16th, 2001
Hutton working hard for new churchBy Robert LuckeHave you seen the cross atop the Fifth Avenue Christian Church, lighted and brilliant against the dark Havre night sky? Well, talk...
Bills language must be crystal clear
March 16th, 2001
Bills language must be crystal clearBy Greg JergesonOver the years I have served in the Montana Senate, I have often received the following admonition: When you pass legislation,...
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through Havre
March 16th, 2001
Amtrak trails, rails to steam through HavreBy Ron VandenBoomTravelers on Amtrak will be treated to a visit from Lewis and Clark, their famous Indian guide Sacagawea, and other famo...
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charade
March 16th, 2001
Wolery: Second reading of education bill a charadeBy Ron VandenBoomRep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, called the passage on second reading of HB 31 a charade and said it was unrealisti...
Havre artists to show at Russell auction
March 16th, 2001
Havre artists to show at Russell auctionBy Ron VandenBoomThree Havre artists, Carolyn Anderson, Don Greytak, and Kristi Billmayer, will have their work on display at the C.M. Russe...
Task Force nabs suspects
March 16th, 2001
Task Force nabs suspectsBy Crystal ThompsonTri-Agency Drug Task Force agents arrested a Havre couple on drug charges as the result of a search at a Havre motel in early March....
Advantage Line adding stations
March 15th, 2001
Advantage Line adding stationsBy Tim LeedsAdvantage Line, Inc. President Mark Hardy said last week that the company's operation in Havre is just about where he expected it wou...
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP map
March 15th, 2001
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP mapBy Robert LuckeAt the regular March park board meeting, Michael D. Horn, landscape architect with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, pr...
Waterfalls returning
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 15th, 2001
Waterfalls returningHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentIt may be dry in Montana and dry in the beautiful Bear Paws, but last weekend at our camp, we had an occurr...
DORIS CROSSLER, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
DORIS CROSSLER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDORIS CROSSLERDoris Norma Crossler, 74, died Tuesday, March 13, 2001 at her home in Havre of natural causes.Cremation has ta...
ROLAND MACY, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
ROLAND MACY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROLAND MACYPOLSON Roland Francis "Mace" Macy, 73, died Monday, March 12, 2001 in Polson after a long illness.Memoria...
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from state
March 15th, 2001
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from stateBy Ron VandenBoomEducation and energy still top the list of hurdles facing area legislators, but at last some good...
Walleyes to hold annual banquet
March 15th, 2001
Walleyes to hold annual banquetBy Robert LuckeOn Saturday, St. Patrick's Day, area Walleye Club members are having their annual banquet at the Vets Club in Havre.The...
Advantage Line adding stations
March 15th, 2001
Advantage Line adding stationsBy Tim LeedsAdvantage Line, Inc. President Mark Hardy said last week that the company's operation in Havre is just about where he expected it wou...
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP map
March 15th, 2001
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP mapBy Robert LuckeAt the regular March park board meeting, Michael D. Horn, landscape architect with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, pr...
Waterfalls returning
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 15th, 2001
Waterfalls returningHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentIt may be dry in Montana and dry in the beautiful Bear Paws, but last weekend at our camp, we had an occurr...
DORIS CROSSLER, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
DORIS CROSSLER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDORIS CROSSLERDoris Norma Crossler, 74, died Tuesday, March 13, 2001 at her home in Havre of natural causes.Cremation has ta...
ROLAND MACY, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
ROLAND MACY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROLAND MACYPOLSON Roland Francis "Mace" Macy, 73, died Monday, March 12, 2001 in Polson after a long illness.Memoria...
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from state
March 15th, 2001
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from stateBy Ron VandenBoomEducation and energy still top the list of hurdles facing area legislators, but at last some good...
Walleyes to hold annual banquet
March 15th, 2001
Walleyes to hold annual banquetBy Robert LuckeOn Saturday, St. Patrick's Day, area Walleye Club members are having their annual banquet at the Vets Club in Havre.The...
Advantage Line adding stations
March 15th, 2001
Advantage Line adding stationsBy Tim LeedsAdvantage Line, Inc. President Mark Hardy said last week that the company's operation in Havre is just about where he expected it wou...
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP map
March 15th, 2001
Beaver Creek Reservoir detailed in new FWP mapBy Robert LuckeAt the regular March park board meeting, Michael D. Horn, landscape architect with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, pr...
Waterfalls returning
Howdy Beaver
Howdy Beaver
March 15th, 2001
Waterfalls returningHowdy BeaverBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentIt may be dry in Montana and dry in the beautiful Bear Paws, but last weekend at our camp, we had an occurr...
DORIS CROSSLER, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
DORIS CROSSLER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDORIS CROSSLERDoris Norma Crossler, 74, died Tuesday, March 13, 2001 at her home in Havre of natural causes.Cremation has ta...
ROLAND MACY, Obituary
March 15th, 2001
ROLAND MACY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffROLAND MACYPOLSON Roland Francis "Mace" Macy, 73, died Monday, March 12, 2001 in Polson after a long illness.Memoria...
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from state
March 15th, 2001
Lawmakers: Northerns tech center to receive $2 million from stateBy Ron VandenBoomEducation and energy still top the list of hurdles facing area legislators, but at last some good...
Walleyes to hold annual banquet
March 15th, 2001
Walleyes to hold annual banquetBy Robert LuckeOn Saturday, St. Patrick's Day, area Walleye Club members are having their annual banquet at the Vets Club in Havre.The...
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievement
March 14th, 2001
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievementBy Jason ShootFor reaching the ultimate marksmanship level the National Rifle Association has to offer, Nick Johnson is astoundingly modest.
Board OKs schools change option
March 14th, 2001
Board OKs schools change optionBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees approved three actions stemming from the proposed restructuring of the schools at its March 13...
Board action
March 14th, 2001
Board actionBy Tim LeedsActions of the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees at their March 13 meeting included:Giving the awards for the employees of the quarter. Chuck...
Headpins Havre show rescheduled
March 14th, 2001
Headpins Havre show rescheduledBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins show at Shamrocks Bar & Casino has been moved to Monday, March 19, due to excessive interest and excitement in Billings.
Benjamin seeking horse shooting info
March 14th, 2001
Benjamin seeking horse shooting infoBy Tim LeedsJack Benjamin said that he hopes someone will be able to come forward with information about whomever it was that shot his pregnant...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
MYRTLE DITMAR, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
MYRTLE DITMAR, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMYRTLE DITMARMyrtle Leota "Myrt" Ditmar, 97, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre nursing home.Funeral services...
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievement
March 14th, 2001
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievementBy Jason ShootFor reaching the ultimate marksmanship level the National Rifle Association has to offer, Nick Johnson is astoundingly modest.
Board OKs schools change option
March 14th, 2001
Board OKs schools change optionBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees approved three actions stemming from the proposed restructuring of the schools at its March 13...
Board action
March 14th, 2001
Board actionBy Tim LeedsActions of the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees at their March 13 meeting included:Giving the awards for the employees of the quarter. Chuck...
Headpins Havre show rescheduled
March 14th, 2001
Headpins Havre show rescheduledBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins show at Shamrocks Bar & Casino has been moved to Monday, March 19, due to excessive interest and excitement in Billings.
Benjamin seeking horse shooting info
March 14th, 2001
Benjamin seeking horse shooting infoBy Tim LeedsJack Benjamin said that he hopes someone will be able to come forward with information about whomever it was that shot his pregnant...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
MYRTLE DITMAR, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
MYRTLE DITMAR, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMYRTLE DITMARMyrtle Leota "Myrt" Ditmar, 97, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre nursing home.Funeral services...
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievement
March 14th, 2001
Johnson earns NRAs highest achievementBy Jason ShootFor reaching the ultimate marksmanship level the National Rifle Association has to offer, Nick Johnson is astoundingly modest.
Board OKs schools change option
March 14th, 2001
Board OKs schools change optionBy Tim LeedsThe Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees approved three actions stemming from the proposed restructuring of the schools at its March 13...
Board action
March 14th, 2001
Board actionBy Tim LeedsActions of the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees at their March 13 meeting included:Giving the awards for the employees of the quarter. Chuck...
Headpins Havre show rescheduled
March 14th, 2001
Headpins Havre show rescheduledBy Tim LeedsThe Headpins show at Shamrocks Bar & Casino has been moved to Monday, March 19, due to excessive interest and excitement in Billings.
Benjamin seeking horse shooting info
March 14th, 2001
Benjamin seeking horse shooting infoBy Tim LeedsJack Benjamin said that he hopes someone will be able to come forward with information about whomever it was that shot his pregnant...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
MYRTLE DITMAR, Obituary
March 14th, 2001
MYRTLE DITMAR, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMYRTLE DITMARMyrtle Leota "Myrt" Ditmar, 97, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre nursing home.Funeral services...
Lets get the government out of government
March 13th, 2001
Lets get the government out of governmentBy Tim LeedsI was going to write a serious column about political issues.Then I realized that people might be getting tired of se...
Offers voters idea of whats what in Helena
March 13th, 2001
Offers voters idea of whats what in HelenaBy Matt McCannI write this week to bring some understanding of the legislative process and the issues that I believe are of importance to...
Ides of March in the Legislature
March 13th, 2001
Ides of March in the LegislatureBy Jon TesterThe ides of March are upon us. I wish the ides of March were upon us. As we come upon the final third of the legislative session, there...
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. Jude
March 13th, 2001
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. JudeBy Tim LeedsStudents at St. Jude Thaddeus were following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery yesterday an...
JAMES MAYER, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
JAMES MAYER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJAMES MAYERWILLOWS, Calif. James Mayer, 82, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 at his home in Willows after a long illness.Private ser...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
Skylights open against Brescia
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
March 13th, 2001
Skylights open against BresciaBearcats on roll after winning 15 of past 17By Jason ShootWhile many college students wish to spend their spring breaks basking in the sun o...
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at net
March 13th, 2001
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at netMontana State University-Northern volleyball coach Lisa Handley announced her team has added immediate size and power to its squad with the sig...
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionals
March 13th, 2001
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionalsBy Jason ShootDon't let Levi Briese fool you.He may have visions of ordering food from gorgeous waitresses from a...
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiver
March 13th, 2001
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiverThe Montana State University-Northern football team has received a signed national letter of intent from Missoula Sentinel's Nick Arnold.
Lets get the government out of government
March 13th, 2001
Lets get the government out of governmentBy Tim LeedsI was going to write a serious column about political issues.Then I realized that people might be getting tired of se...
Offers voters idea of whats what in Helena
March 13th, 2001
Offers voters idea of whats what in HelenaBy Matt McCannI write this week to bring some understanding of the legislative process and the issues that I believe are of importance to...
Ides of March in the Legislature
March 13th, 2001
Ides of March in the LegislatureBy Jon TesterThe ides of March are upon us. I wish the ides of March were upon us. As we come upon the final third of the legislative session, there...
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. Jude
March 13th, 2001
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. JudeBy Tim LeedsStudents at St. Jude Thaddeus were following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery yesterday an...
JAMES MAYER, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
JAMES MAYER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJAMES MAYERWILLOWS, Calif. James Mayer, 82, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 at his home in Willows after a long illness.Private ser...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
Skylights open against Brescia
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
March 13th, 2001
Skylights open against BresciaBearcats on roll after winning 15 of past 17By Jason ShootWhile many college students wish to spend their spring breaks basking in the sun o...
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at net
March 13th, 2001
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at netMontana State University-Northern volleyball coach Lisa Handley announced her team has added immediate size and power to its squad with the sig...
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionals
March 13th, 2001
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionalsBy Jason ShootDon't let Levi Briese fool you.He may have visions of ordering food from gorgeous waitresses from a...
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiver
March 13th, 2001
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiverThe Montana State University-Northern football team has received a signed national letter of intent from Missoula Sentinel's Nick Arnold.
Lets get the government out of government
March 13th, 2001
Lets get the government out of governmentBy Tim LeedsI was going to write a serious column about political issues.Then I realized that people might be getting tired of se...
Offers voters idea of whats what in Helena
March 13th, 2001
Offers voters idea of whats what in HelenaBy Matt McCannI write this week to bring some understanding of the legislative process and the issues that I believe are of importance to...
Ides of March in the Legislature
March 13th, 2001
Ides of March in the LegislatureBy Jon TesterThe ides of March are upon us. I wish the ides of March were upon us. As we come upon the final third of the legislative session, there...
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. Jude
March 13th, 2001
Lewis & Clark on two-day journey through St. JudeBy Tim LeedsStudents at St. Jude Thaddeus were following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery yesterday an...
JAMES MAYER, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
JAMES MAYER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJAMES MAYERWILLOWS, Calif. James Mayer, 82, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 at his home in Willows after a long illness.Private ser...
EVELYN ANDRUS, Obituary
March 13th, 2001
EVELYN ANDRUS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEVELYN ANDRUSEvelyn Andrus, 98, died Saturday, March 10, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.Funeral service will b...
Skylights open against Brescia
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
Bearcats on roll after winning 15 of...
March 13th, 2001
Skylights open against BresciaBearcats on roll after winning 15 of past 17By Jason ShootWhile many college students wish to spend their spring breaks basking in the sun o...
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at net
March 13th, 2001
Skylights sign Mitchell, add size, power at netMontana State University-Northern volleyball coach Lisa Handley announced her team has added immediate size and power to its squad with the sig...
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionals
March 13th, 2001
Local hockey players lead Team Montana to regionalsBy Jason ShootDon't let Levi Briese fool you.He may have visions of ordering food from gorgeous waitresses from a...
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiver
March 13th, 2001
Northern gridders add all-state wide receiverThe Montana State University-Northern football team has received a signed national letter of intent from Missoula Sentinel's Nick Arnold.
Musgrove proposes funding study bill
March 12th, 2001
Musgrove proposes funding study billBy Ron VandenBoomLarge demonstrations in Helena demanding more funding for K-12 education might spur the Legislature into pumping a few more dol...
Inventor solicits political support, retailers
March 12th, 2001
Inventor solicits political support, retailersBy Crystal ThompsonGildford inventor Larry Green showcased some of his latest creations at the 15 West conference room Friday evening...
CHERYL CHASE, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHERYL CHASE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHERYL CHASEHAYS Cheryl Ann Chase, whose Indian name was Pa-ha N Tha (Thunder Woman), 44, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 in Phoenix, Ari...
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHRISTINA CULBERTSONChristina Marie Culbertson, 16, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 from complication of appendicitis.Fun...
ANN MARIE LABORTA
March 12th, 2001
ANN MARIE LABORTABy HDN StaffANN MARIE LABORTARUDYARD Ann Marie LaBorta, 59, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Chester hospital after complications from diabetes.
LEE LUDWIG, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
LEE LUDWIG, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLEE LUDWIGCHESTER Lee Lawrence Ludwig, 75, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Lubbock, Texas medical center as the result of a heart attack....
Musgrove proposes funding study bill
March 12th, 2001
Musgrove proposes funding study billBy Ron VandenBoomLarge demonstrations in Helena demanding more funding for K-12 education might spur the Legislature into pumping a few more dol...
Inventor solicits political support, retailers
March 12th, 2001
Inventor solicits political support, retailersBy Crystal ThompsonGildford inventor Larry Green showcased some of his latest creations at the 15 West conference room Friday evening...
CHERYL CHASE, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHERYL CHASE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHERYL CHASEHAYS Cheryl Ann Chase, whose Indian name was Pa-ha N Tha (Thunder Woman), 44, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 in Phoenix, Ari...
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHRISTINA CULBERTSONChristina Marie Culbertson, 16, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 from complication of appendicitis.Fun...
ANN MARIE LABORTA
March 12th, 2001
ANN MARIE LABORTABy HDN StaffANN MARIE LABORTARUDYARD Ann Marie LaBorta, 59, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Chester hospital after complications from diabetes.
LEE LUDWIG, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
LEE LUDWIG, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLEE LUDWIGCHESTER Lee Lawrence Ludwig, 75, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Lubbock, Texas medical center as the result of a heart attack....
Musgrove proposes funding study bill
March 12th, 2001
Musgrove proposes funding study billBy Ron VandenBoomLarge demonstrations in Helena demanding more funding for K-12 education might spur the Legislature into pumping a few more dol...
Inventor solicits political support, retailers
March 12th, 2001
Inventor solicits political support, retailersBy Crystal ThompsonGildford inventor Larry Green showcased some of his latest creations at the 15 West conference room Friday evening...
CHERYL CHASE, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHERYL CHASE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHERYL CHASEHAYS Cheryl Ann Chase, whose Indian name was Pa-ha N Tha (Thunder Woman), 44, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 in Phoenix, Ari...
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
CHRISTINA CULBERTSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCHRISTINA CULBERTSONChristina Marie Culbertson, 16, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 from complication of appendicitis.Fun...
ANN MARIE LABORTA
March 12th, 2001
ANN MARIE LABORTABy HDN StaffANN MARIE LABORTARUDYARD Ann Marie LaBorta, 59, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Chester hospital after complications from diabetes.
LEE LUDWIG, Obituary
March 12th, 2001
LEE LUDWIG, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLEE LUDWIGCHESTER Lee Lawrence Ludwig, 75, died Friday, March 9, 2001 at a Lubbock, Texas medical center as the result of a heart attack....
Hi-Line mushers
Iditarod dreams
Iditarod dreams
March 9th, 2001
Hi-Line mushersIditarod dreamsBy Alan SorensenIditarod mushers and their teams hit the Alaska trail Sunday, hoping to be the first to cover the 1,100 mile route from Anch...
Striker delivers HDN
March 9th, 2001
Striker delivers HDNBy Robert LuckeTalk to Alfred Striker for a few minutes and soon you will find out there is not much in this old world that he has not tried or succeeded in so...
HELP touts RATS
March 9th, 2001
HELP touts RATSBy Crystal ThompsonThe HELP (Havre Encourages Long-range Prevention) committee is sponsoring a Responsible Alcohol and Tobacco Sales (RATS) training to Havre busines...
Maki to speak and sign books
March 9th, 2001
Maki to speak and sign booksBy Ron VandenBoomDarby Author, Alan Maki, a pastor at the First Baptist Church in Darby, will be speaking at the Gildford Baptist Church on Friday, Marc...
Lenten Luncheons next four Thursdays
March 9th, 2001
Lenten Luncheons next four ThursdaysBy Alan SorensenThe Havre Ministerial Association began its Lenten Luncheons Thursday noon at First Presbyterian Church.All four of th...
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 money
March 9th, 2001
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 moneyBy Jesse WellsRecently, the Chippewa/Cree tribe of the Rocky Boy Reservation met the end of what has been referred to as "18 money.&...
RB judge explains domestic violence law
March 9th, 2001
RB judge explains domestic violence lawBy Gilbert Belgarde Chief Judge Rocky Boy Tribal CourtROCKY BOY As elected chief judge of the Chippewa Cree Reservation (2000-04) and previo...
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLAURA ENGEBRETSONLaura Brady Engebretson, 71, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Fune...
MARTIN JOCHIM, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
MARTIN JOCHIM, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMARTIN JOCHIMINVERNESS Martin Michael Jochim, 89, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chester nursing home.Vigil services will...
DONALD MCCRORY, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
DONALD MCCRORY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONALD MCCRORYGLENDIVE Donald "Bus" Logan McCrory, 87, Glendive, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 at his home in Glendive.
FRED HARSHAW, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
FRED HARSHAW, ObituaryBy HDN StaffFRED HARSHAWFred Ivan Harshaw, 84, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chinook care center due to cancer.Funeral will be 11 a.m....
Hi-Line mushers
Iditarod dreams
Iditarod dreams
March 9th, 2001
Hi-Line mushersIditarod dreamsBy Alan SorensenIditarod mushers and their teams hit the Alaska trail Sunday, hoping to be the first to cover the 1,100 mile route from Anch...
Striker delivers HDN
March 9th, 2001
Striker delivers HDNBy Robert LuckeTalk to Alfred Striker for a few minutes and soon you will find out there is not much in this old world that he has not tried or succeeded in so...
HELP touts RATS
March 9th, 2001
HELP touts RATSBy Crystal ThompsonThe HELP (Havre Encourages Long-range Prevention) committee is sponsoring a Responsible Alcohol and Tobacco Sales (RATS) training to Havre busines...
Maki to speak and sign books
March 9th, 2001
Maki to speak and sign booksBy Ron VandenBoomDarby Author, Alan Maki, a pastor at the First Baptist Church in Darby, will be speaking at the Gildford Baptist Church on Friday, Marc...
Lenten Luncheons next four Thursdays
March 9th, 2001
Lenten Luncheons next four ThursdaysBy Alan SorensenThe Havre Ministerial Association began its Lenten Luncheons Thursday noon at First Presbyterian Church.All four of th...
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 money
March 9th, 2001
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 moneyBy Jesse WellsRecently, the Chippewa/Cree tribe of the Rocky Boy Reservation met the end of what has been referred to as "18 money.&...
RB judge explains domestic violence law
March 9th, 2001
RB judge explains domestic violence lawBy Gilbert Belgarde Chief Judge Rocky Boy Tribal CourtROCKY BOY As elected chief judge of the Chippewa Cree Reservation (2000-04) and previo...
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLAURA ENGEBRETSONLaura Brady Engebretson, 71, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Fune...
MARTIN JOCHIM, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
MARTIN JOCHIM, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMARTIN JOCHIMINVERNESS Martin Michael Jochim, 89, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chester nursing home.Vigil services will...
DONALD MCCRORY, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
DONALD MCCRORY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONALD MCCRORYGLENDIVE Donald "Bus" Logan McCrory, 87, Glendive, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 at his home in Glendive.
FRED HARSHAW, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
FRED HARSHAW, ObituaryBy HDN StaffFRED HARSHAWFred Ivan Harshaw, 84, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chinook care center due to cancer.Funeral will be 11 a.m....
Hi-Line mushers
Iditarod dreams
Iditarod dreams
March 9th, 2001
Hi-Line mushersIditarod dreamsBy Alan SorensenIditarod mushers and their teams hit the Alaska trail Sunday, hoping to be the first to cover the 1,100 mile route from Anch...
Striker delivers HDN
March 9th, 2001
Striker delivers HDNBy Robert LuckeTalk to Alfred Striker for a few minutes and soon you will find out there is not much in this old world that he has not tried or succeeded in so...
HELP touts RATS
March 9th, 2001
HELP touts RATSBy Crystal ThompsonThe HELP (Havre Encourages Long-range Prevention) committee is sponsoring a Responsible Alcohol and Tobacco Sales (RATS) training to Havre busines...
Maki to speak and sign books
March 9th, 2001
Maki to speak and sign booksBy Ron VandenBoomDarby Author, Alan Maki, a pastor at the First Baptist Church in Darby, will be speaking at the Gildford Baptist Church on Friday, Marc...
Lenten Luncheons next four Thursdays
March 9th, 2001
Lenten Luncheons next four ThursdaysBy Alan SorensenThe Havre Ministerial Association began its Lenten Luncheons Thursday noon at First Presbyterian Church.All four of th...
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 money
March 9th, 2001
Unraveling the phenomenon known as 18 moneyBy Jesse WellsRecently, the Chippewa/Cree tribe of the Rocky Boy Reservation met the end of what has been referred to as "18 money.&...
RB judge explains domestic violence law
March 9th, 2001
RB judge explains domestic violence lawBy Gilbert Belgarde Chief Judge Rocky Boy Tribal CourtROCKY BOY As elected chief judge of the Chippewa Cree Reservation (2000-04) and previo...
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
LAURA ENGEBRETSON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffLAURA ENGEBRETSONLaura Brady Engebretson, 71, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natural causes.Fune...
MARTIN JOCHIM, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
MARTIN JOCHIM, ObituaryBy HDN StaffMARTIN JOCHIMINVERNESS Martin Michael Jochim, 89, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chester nursing home.Vigil services will...
DONALD MCCRORY, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
DONALD MCCRORY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONALD MCCRORYGLENDIVE Donald "Bus" Logan McCrory, 87, Glendive, died Wednesday, March 7, 2001 at his home in Glendive.
FRED HARSHAW, Obituary
March 9th, 2001
FRED HARSHAW, ObituaryBy HDN StaffFRED HARSHAWFred Ivan Harshaw, 84, died Thursday, March 8, 2001 at a Chinook care center due to cancer.Funeral will be 11 a.m....
BNSF receives safety award
March 8th, 2001
BNSF receives safety awardBy Tim LeedsThere were five members of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway corporate management from Fort Worth, Texas, in Havre Monday to award and...
March month of change
March 8th, 2001
March month of changeBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentMarch is a month of change and that is good. Yes, it is true that we still need more moisture out in the beautiful Bear Paws and...
More on hunting handguns
March 8th, 2001
More on hunting handgunsBy Chuck NottinghamLast month's column on taking handguns hunting prompted questions about sidearms strictly for Montana big game. The best handguns fo...
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 bill
March 8th, 2001
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 billBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook, said in a telephone conversation Wednesday that he will not push to have an amendment added...
Much Indian legislation still alive
March 8th, 2001
Much Indian legislation still aliveBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of Journalism Junior from Fort BelknapHELENA Twenty-four out of 43 Indian legislative bills are s...
Cofer displays farm collection
March 8th, 2001
Cofer displays farm collectionBy Ron VandenBoomFor 14 years Lucius Cofer has been collecting tractors and farm implements.Not the full size working tractors and implement...
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24
March 8th, 2001
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24By Tim LeedsThe Headpins are returning to Havre on March 24 to play at Shamrocks Bar & Casino.June Erickson, owner and operator of...
RALPH HOPKINS, Obituary
March 8th, 2001
RALPH HOPKINS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRALPH HOPKINSRalph K. Hopkins, 84, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at his home in Havre. He had suffered from heart disease and cancer.
BNSF receives safety award
March 8th, 2001
BNSF receives safety awardBy Tim LeedsThere were five members of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway corporate management from Fort Worth, Texas, in Havre Monday to award and...
March month of change
March 8th, 2001
March month of changeBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentMarch is a month of change and that is good. Yes, it is true that we still need more moisture out in the beautiful Bear Paws and...
More on hunting handguns
March 8th, 2001
More on hunting handgunsBy Chuck NottinghamLast month's column on taking handguns hunting prompted questions about sidearms strictly for Montana big game. The best handguns fo...
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 bill
March 8th, 2001
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 billBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook, said in a telephone conversation Wednesday that he will not push to have an amendment added...
Much Indian legislation still alive
March 8th, 2001
Much Indian legislation still aliveBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of Journalism Junior from Fort BelknapHELENA Twenty-four out of 43 Indian legislative bills are s...
Cofer displays farm collection
March 8th, 2001
Cofer displays farm collectionBy Ron VandenBoomFor 14 years Lucius Cofer has been collecting tractors and farm implements.Not the full size working tractors and implement...
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24
March 8th, 2001
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24By Tim LeedsThe Headpins are returning to Havre on March 24 to play at Shamrocks Bar & Casino.June Erickson, owner and operator of...
RALPH HOPKINS, Obituary
March 8th, 2001
RALPH HOPKINS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRALPH HOPKINSRalph K. Hopkins, 84, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at his home in Havre. He had suffered from heart disease and cancer.
BNSF receives safety award
March 8th, 2001
BNSF receives safety awardBy Tim LeedsThere were five members of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway corporate management from Fort Worth, Texas, in Havre Monday to award and...
March month of change
March 8th, 2001
March month of changeBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentMarch is a month of change and that is good. Yes, it is true that we still need more moisture out in the beautiful Bear Paws and...
More on hunting handguns
March 8th, 2001
More on hunting handgunsBy Chuck NottinghamLast month's column on taking handguns hunting prompted questions about sidearms strictly for Montana big game. The best handguns fo...
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 bill
March 8th, 2001
Jergeson agreeing to support U.S. 2 billBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Greg Jergeson, D-Chinook, said in a telephone conversation Wednesday that he will not push to have an amendment added...
Much Indian legislation still alive
March 8th, 2001
Much Indian legislation still aliveBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of Journalism Junior from Fort BelknapHELENA Twenty-four out of 43 Indian legislative bills are s...
Cofer displays farm collection
March 8th, 2001
Cofer displays farm collectionBy Ron VandenBoomFor 14 years Lucius Cofer has been collecting tractors and farm implements.Not the full size working tractors and implement...
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24
March 8th, 2001
Headpins planning to rock Havre March 24By Tim LeedsThe Headpins are returning to Havre on March 24 to play at Shamrocks Bar & Casino.June Erickson, owner and operator of...
RALPH HOPKINS, Obituary
March 8th, 2001
RALPH HOPKINS, ObituaryBy HDN StaffRALPH HOPKINSRalph K. Hopkins, 84, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at his home in Havre. He had suffered from heart disease and cancer.
KNMC test run scheduled Thursday
March 7th, 2001
KNMC test run scheduled ThursdayBy Tim LeedsAnyone trying to tune into Yellowstone Public Radio on 90.1 FM Thursday evening might be in for a surprise."If they tune...
Mellem supports lawmakers decisions
March 7th, 2001
Mellem supports lawmakers decisionsBy Ron VandenBoomSeveral decisions reached by the 57th Montana Legislature pleased Hill County Clerk and Recorder Diane Mellem, but mostly becaus...
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressage
March 7th, 2001
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressageBy Tim LeedsHavre Middle School eighth-grader Joe Shelton came out on top of some fast and furious competition to win the 35th Annual Hill Co...
DELROY MOORE, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
DELROY MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDELROY MOORECUT BANK Delroy Gene Moore, 32, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Havre motel. Cause of death is still unknown.T...
NORMA NIELSEN, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
NORMA NIELSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffNORMA NIELSENSTUART, Fla. Norma Nielsen, 70, died Thursday, Jan. 25, 2001, at a Port Salerno, Fla. hospital of natural causes.
BLAINE HAY, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
BLAINE HAY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBLAINE HAYHARLEM Blaine Andrew Hay, Sr., 76, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at the Salt Lake City Burn Center due to burns received in an acc...
KNMC test run scheduled Thursday
March 7th, 2001
KNMC test run scheduled ThursdayBy Tim LeedsAnyone trying to tune into Yellowstone Public Radio on 90.1 FM Thursday evening might be in for a surprise."If they tune...
Mellem supports lawmakers decisions
March 7th, 2001
Mellem supports lawmakers decisionsBy Ron VandenBoomSeveral decisions reached by the 57th Montana Legislature pleased Hill County Clerk and Recorder Diane Mellem, but mostly becaus...
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressage
March 7th, 2001
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressageBy Tim LeedsHavre Middle School eighth-grader Joe Shelton came out on top of some fast and furious competition to win the 35th Annual Hill Co...
DELROY MOORE, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
DELROY MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDELROY MOORECUT BANK Delroy Gene Moore, 32, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Havre motel. Cause of death is still unknown.T...
NORMA NIELSEN, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
NORMA NIELSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffNORMA NIELSENSTUART, Fla. Norma Nielsen, 70, died Thursday, Jan. 25, 2001, at a Port Salerno, Fla. hospital of natural causes.
BLAINE HAY, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
BLAINE HAY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBLAINE HAYHARLEM Blaine Andrew Hay, Sr., 76, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at the Salt Lake City Burn Center due to burns received in an acc...
KNMC test run scheduled Thursday
March 7th, 2001
KNMC test run scheduled ThursdayBy Tim LeedsAnyone trying to tune into Yellowstone Public Radio on 90.1 FM Thursday evening might be in for a surprise."If they tune...
Mellem supports lawmakers decisions
March 7th, 2001
Mellem supports lawmakers decisionsBy Ron VandenBoomSeveral decisions reached by the 57th Montana Legislature pleased Hill County Clerk and Recorder Diane Mellem, but mostly becaus...
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressage
March 7th, 2001
Shelton wins spelling bee with dressageBy Tim LeedsHavre Middle School eighth-grader Joe Shelton came out on top of some fast and furious competition to win the 35th Annual Hill Co...
DELROY MOORE, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
DELROY MOORE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDELROY MOORECUT BANK Delroy Gene Moore, 32, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Havre motel. Cause of death is still unknown.T...
NORMA NIELSEN, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
NORMA NIELSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffNORMA NIELSENSTUART, Fla. Norma Nielsen, 70, died Thursday, Jan. 25, 2001, at a Port Salerno, Fla. hospital of natural causes.
BLAINE HAY, Obituary
March 7th, 2001
BLAINE HAY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBLAINE HAYHARLEM Blaine Andrew Hay, Sr., 76, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at the Salt Lake City Burn Center due to burns received in an acc...
Education: A crisis in funding
My turn
My turn
March 6th, 2001
Education: A crisis in fundingMy turnBy Ron VandenBoomThousands are reported to have rallied at the capital Saturday to express their support for education and demand tha...
Breaks over, back to work
March 6th, 2001
Breaks over, back to workBy Jon TesterAfter a five-day transmittal break, the Senate resumed its business on Wednesday. During this short week, nearly everything that was dealt wit...
Coal tax trust fund should be left alone
March 6th, 2001
Coal tax trust fund should be left aloneBy Greg JergesonWell, here they go again. Last Friday, the Republicans in the House of Representatives proposed busting the permanent coal t...
Walker: We did things right
March 6th, 2001
Walker: We did things rightThough Tim Walker has been removed as head men's basketball coach at Montana State University-Northern, the former coach is not bitter or disappointed.
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight title...
March 6th, 2001
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight titleDistrict 6C v-ballCHESTER Michele VanDyke powered down 11 kills and added two blocks to lead Chester to its 1...
MSU-Northern athletes of the week
March 6th, 2001
MSU-Northern athletes of the weekTurk Lords, WrestlingLords, a diesel technology and agriculture mechanics major, became the sixth wrestlerin the 44-year history of the NAIA to ach...
Miller quizzed on HPS changes
March 6th, 2001
Miller quizzed on HPS changesBy Tim LeedsHavre Superintendent Kirk Miller received applause last night at the end of the first community information forum on the proposal to restru...
Revisiting Wonderland
March 6th, 2001
Revisiting WonderlandBy Ron VandenBoomIt's an invitation to a tea party a tea party of a special kind in a world that gets curiouser and curiouser.It's a world...
The stars come out at IGA
March 6th, 2001
The stars come out at IGABy Tim LeedsThe stars were out at IGA this past week.As part of the "Explore the store" promotion IGA is conducting, Gary & Leo's...
Capdeville addresses the Havre City Council
March 6th, 2001
Capdeville addresses the Havre City CouncilBy Crystal ThompsonMontana State University-Northern Chancellor Alex Capdeville came before the city council on Monday to briefly discuss...
Hometown care offered with pride
March 6th, 2001
Hometown care offered with prideBy Ron VandenBoomA short haired brown and white cat named Sweetie lounges lazily on a chair across from the nurses station as she watches the employ...
DONNA COMMON, Obituary
March 6th, 2001
DONNA COMMON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONNA COMMONLACEY, Wash. Donna Lee Common, 57, died of cancer Jan. 6, 2001 at her home in Lacey, Wash.A memorial in her hono...
Education: A crisis in funding
My turn
My turn
March 6th, 2001
Education: A crisis in fundingMy turnBy Ron VandenBoomThousands are reported to have rallied at the capital Saturday to express their support for education and demand tha...
Breaks over, back to work
March 6th, 2001
Breaks over, back to workBy Jon TesterAfter a five-day transmittal break, the Senate resumed its business on Wednesday. During this short week, nearly everything that was dealt wit...
Coal tax trust fund should be left alone
March 6th, 2001
Coal tax trust fund should be left aloneBy Greg JergesonWell, here they go again. Last Friday, the Republicans in the House of Representatives proposed busting the permanent coal t...
Walker: We did things right
March 6th, 2001
Walker: We did things rightThough Tim Walker has been removed as head men's basketball coach at Montana State University-Northern, the former coach is not bitter or disappointed.
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight title...
March 6th, 2001
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight titleDistrict 6C v-ballCHESTER Michele VanDyke powered down 11 kills and added two blocks to lead Chester to its 1...
MSU-Northern athletes of the week
March 6th, 2001
MSU-Northern athletes of the weekTurk Lords, WrestlingLords, a diesel technology and agriculture mechanics major, became the sixth wrestlerin the 44-year history of the NAIA to ach...
Miller quizzed on HPS changes
March 6th, 2001
Miller quizzed on HPS changesBy Tim LeedsHavre Superintendent Kirk Miller received applause last night at the end of the first community information forum on the proposal to restru...
Revisiting Wonderland
March 6th, 2001
Revisiting WonderlandBy Ron VandenBoomIt's an invitation to a tea party a tea party of a special kind in a world that gets curiouser and curiouser.It's a world...
The stars come out at IGA
March 6th, 2001
The stars come out at IGABy Tim LeedsThe stars were out at IGA this past week.As part of the "Explore the store" promotion IGA is conducting, Gary & Leo's...
Capdeville addresses the Havre City Council
March 6th, 2001
Capdeville addresses the Havre City CouncilBy Crystal ThompsonMontana State University-Northern Chancellor Alex Capdeville came before the city council on Monday to briefly discuss...
Hometown care offered with pride
March 6th, 2001
Hometown care offered with prideBy Ron VandenBoomA short haired brown and white cat named Sweetie lounges lazily on a chair across from the nurses station as she watches the employ...
DONNA COMMON, Obituary
March 6th, 2001
DONNA COMMON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONNA COMMONLACEY, Wash. Donna Lee Common, 57, died of cancer Jan. 6, 2001 at her home in Lacey, Wash.A memorial in her hono...
Education: A crisis in funding
My turn
My turn
March 6th, 2001
Education: A crisis in fundingMy turnBy Ron VandenBoomThousands are reported to have rallied at the capital Saturday to express their support for education and demand tha...
Breaks over, back to work
March 6th, 2001
Breaks over, back to workBy Jon TesterAfter a five-day transmittal break, the Senate resumed its business on Wednesday. During this short week, nearly everything that was dealt wit...
Coal tax trust fund should be left alone
March 6th, 2001
Coal tax trust fund should be left aloneBy Greg JergesonWell, here they go again. Last Friday, the Republicans in the House of Representatives proposed busting the permanent coal t...
Walker: We did things right
March 6th, 2001
Walker: We did things rightThough Tim Walker has been removed as head men's basketball coach at Montana State University-Northern, the former coach is not bitter or disappointed.
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight title...
March 6th, 2001
VanDyke leads Chester to sweep of Big Sandy to win 14th straight titleDistrict 6C v-ballCHESTER Michele VanDyke powered down 11 kills and added two blocks to lead Chester to its 1...
MSU-Northern athletes of the week
March 6th, 2001
MSU-Northern athletes of the weekTurk Lords, WrestlingLords, a diesel technology and agriculture mechanics major, became the sixth wrestlerin the 44-year history of the NAIA to ach...
Miller quizzed on HPS changes
March 6th, 2001
Miller quizzed on HPS changesBy Tim LeedsHavre Superintendent Kirk Miller received applause last night at the end of the first community information forum on the proposal to restru...
Revisiting Wonderland
March 6th, 2001
Revisiting WonderlandBy Ron VandenBoomIt's an invitation to a tea party a tea party of a special kind in a world that gets curiouser and curiouser.It's a world...
The stars come out at IGA
March 6th, 2001
The stars come out at IGABy Tim LeedsThe stars were out at IGA this past week.As part of the "Explore the store" promotion IGA is conducting, Gary & Leo's...
Capdeville addresses the Havre City Council
March 6th, 2001
Capdeville addresses the Havre City CouncilBy Crystal ThompsonMontana State University-Northern Chancellor Alex Capdeville came before the city council on Monday to briefly discuss...
Hometown care offered with pride
March 6th, 2001
Hometown care offered with prideBy Ron VandenBoomA short haired brown and white cat named Sweetie lounges lazily on a chair across from the nurses station as she watches the employ...
DONNA COMMON, Obituary
March 6th, 2001
DONNA COMMON, ObituaryBy HDN StaffDONNA COMMONLACEY, Wash. Donna Lee Common, 57, died of cancer Jan. 6, 2001 at her home in Lacey, Wash.A memorial in her hono...
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victims
March 5th, 2001
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victimsBy Tim LeedsShandi Freier and Amanda Wallace gave HRDC Domestic Abuse Program Director Roxanne Ross their completed Girl Scout Gold Award pr...
S.U.N.S. say Seuss
March 5th, 2001
S.U.N.S. say SeussBy Tim LeedsThe Havre S.U.N.S. (Students United for New Successes) alternative high school seems to have started a new annual tradition.For the second y...
Havrites go to Helena to support public schools
March 5th, 2001
Havrites go to Helena to support public schoolsBy Tim LeedsThere were some people from Havre included in the crowd at the State Capitol Saturday, March 3, to give a joint rally for...
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdle
March 5th, 2001
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdleBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg, R. Glasgow, is trying to squelch one more rumor about his proposed four-lane highway bill (SB-3) before i...
BETTY BULLINGER, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
BETTY BULLINGER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBETTY BULLINGERBetty A. Bullinger, 91, died Saturday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre nursing home of natural causes.A rosary serv...
MARGARET BENDELE, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
MARGARET BENDELE, ObituaryMARGARET BENDELESAN BRUNO, Calif. Margaret "Muggs" Bendele, 76, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 in San Mateo County of natural causes.Serv...
CATHERINE MANGOLD, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
CATHERINE MANGOLD, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCATHERINE MANGOLDCatherine M. Mangold, 78, died Friday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.A memorial...
ERNESTINE DONEY, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
ERNESTINE DONEY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffERNESTINE DONEYCHINOOK Ernestine Pearl "Tiney" Doney, 75, died Sunday, Feb. 25, 2001 at her home in Spokane, Wash., of can...
Panthers claw way to Central A title
Havre eliminated following los...
Havre eliminated following los...
March 5th, 2001
Panthers claw way to Central A titleHavre eliminated following loss to Livingston FridayBy Jason ShootWith several experienced teammates on the volleyball court alongside...
Lights reign ends at three
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
March 5th, 2001
Lights reign ends at threeLords wins fourth-straight championship at 197 poundsST. CHARLES, Mo. The Montana State University-Northern wrestling team's reign atop the NAIA is...
Skylights second at Frontier tourney
March 5th, 2001
Skylights second at Frontier tourneyLEWISTON, Idaho Lewis-Clark State was certainly the team to beat at this past weekend's Frontier Conference women's basketball tournament....
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victims
March 5th, 2001
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victimsBy Tim LeedsShandi Freier and Amanda Wallace gave HRDC Domestic Abuse Program Director Roxanne Ross their completed Girl Scout Gold Award pr...
S.U.N.S. say Seuss
March 5th, 2001
S.U.N.S. say SeussBy Tim LeedsThe Havre S.U.N.S. (Students United for New Successes) alternative high school seems to have started a new annual tradition.For the second y...
Havrites go to Helena to support public schools
March 5th, 2001
Havrites go to Helena to support public schoolsBy Tim LeedsThere were some people from Havre included in the crowd at the State Capitol Saturday, March 3, to give a joint rally for...
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdle
March 5th, 2001
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdleBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg, R. Glasgow, is trying to squelch one more rumor about his proposed four-lane highway bill (SB-3) before i...
BETTY BULLINGER, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
BETTY BULLINGER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBETTY BULLINGERBetty A. Bullinger, 91, died Saturday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre nursing home of natural causes.A rosary serv...
MARGARET BENDELE, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
MARGARET BENDELE, ObituaryMARGARET BENDELESAN BRUNO, Calif. Margaret "Muggs" Bendele, 76, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 in San Mateo County of natural causes.Serv...
CATHERINE MANGOLD, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
CATHERINE MANGOLD, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCATHERINE MANGOLDCatherine M. Mangold, 78, died Friday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.A memorial...
ERNESTINE DONEY, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
ERNESTINE DONEY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffERNESTINE DONEYCHINOOK Ernestine Pearl "Tiney" Doney, 75, died Sunday, Feb. 25, 2001 at her home in Spokane, Wash., of can...
Panthers claw way to Central A title
Havre eliminated following los...
Havre eliminated following los...
March 5th, 2001
Panthers claw way to Central A titleHavre eliminated following loss to Livingston FridayBy Jason ShootWith several experienced teammates on the volleyball court alongside...
Lights reign ends at three
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
March 5th, 2001
Lights reign ends at threeLords wins fourth-straight championship at 197 poundsST. CHARLES, Mo. The Montana State University-Northern wrestling team's reign atop the NAIA is...
Skylights second at Frontier tourney
March 5th, 2001
Skylights second at Frontier tourneyLEWISTON, Idaho Lewis-Clark State was certainly the team to beat at this past weekend's Frontier Conference women's basketball tournament....
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victims
March 5th, 2001
Good Scouts give Haven gifts for victimsBy Tim LeedsShandi Freier and Amanda Wallace gave HRDC Domestic Abuse Program Director Roxanne Ross their completed Girl Scout Gold Award pr...
S.U.N.S. say Seuss
March 5th, 2001
S.U.N.S. say SeussBy Tim LeedsThe Havre S.U.N.S. (Students United for New Successes) alternative high school seems to have started a new annual tradition.For the second y...
Havrites go to Helena to support public schools
March 5th, 2001
Havrites go to Helena to support public schoolsBy Tim LeedsThere were some people from Havre included in the crowd at the State Capitol Saturday, March 3, to give a joint rally for...
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdle
March 5th, 2001
Kitzenbergs highway bill faces hurdleBy Ron VandenBoomSen. Sam Kitzenberg, R. Glasgow, is trying to squelch one more rumor about his proposed four-lane highway bill (SB-3) before i...
BETTY BULLINGER, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
BETTY BULLINGER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffBETTY BULLINGERBetty A. Bullinger, 91, died Saturday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre nursing home of natural causes.A rosary serv...
MARGARET BENDELE, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
MARGARET BENDELE, ObituaryMARGARET BENDELESAN BRUNO, Calif. Margaret "Muggs" Bendele, 76, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 in San Mateo County of natural causes.Serv...
CATHERINE MANGOLD, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
CATHERINE MANGOLD, ObituaryBy HDN StaffCATHERINE MANGOLDCatherine M. Mangold, 78, died Friday, March 3, 2001 at a Havre care center of natural causes.A memorial...
ERNESTINE DONEY, Obituary
March 5th, 2001
ERNESTINE DONEY, ObituaryBy HDN StaffERNESTINE DONEYCHINOOK Ernestine Pearl "Tiney" Doney, 75, died Sunday, Feb. 25, 2001 at her home in Spokane, Wash., of can...
Panthers claw way to Central A title
Havre eliminated following los...
Havre eliminated following los...
March 5th, 2001
Panthers claw way to Central A titleHavre eliminated following loss to Livingston FridayBy Jason ShootWith several experienced teammates on the volleyball court alongside...
Lights reign ends at three
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
Lords wins fourth-straight championship...
March 5th, 2001
Lights reign ends at threeLords wins fourth-straight championship at 197 poundsST. CHARLES, Mo. The Montana State University-Northern wrestling team's reign atop the NAIA is...
Skylights second at Frontier tourney
March 5th, 2001
Skylights second at Frontier tourneyLEWISTON, Idaho Lewis-Clark State was certainly the team to beat at this past weekend's Frontier Conference women's basketball tournament....
All shook up over Elvis
March 2nd, 2001
All shook up over ElvisBy Robert LuckeMary Ann Trumpour has been the Hill County auditor since 1996. It is not too strong a statement to say that she loves her job. Not only that,...
A loving family for Meggie
March 2nd, 2001
A loving family for MeggieBy Crystal ThompsonMeggie Xiajing Zook is one lucky little girl. Not only does she have two loving parents who would do anything for her, she's also...
Frosh: Session tangled with Es
March 2nd, 2001
Frosh: Session tangled with EsBy Ron VandenBoomEducation, energy and economic development, or the three E's as they've become known, are proving to be the bane of existen...
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal council
March 2nd, 2001
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal councilBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of JournalismROCKY BOY Reorganization of the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council...
Sunnyside celebrates Seuss
March 2nd, 2001
Sunnyside celebrates SeussBy Tim LeedsSunnyside Elementary School students were busy all week celebrating the 97th birthday of Theodore Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss.
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit Sunday
March 2nd, 2001
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit SundayBy Tim LeedsThe Country Poets and Pickers are performing at the Big Sandy Historical Museum on Sunday, March 4, in a benefit for t...
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking Saints
March 2nd, 2001
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking SaintsBy Tim LeedsHELENA Murray Warhank of Rudyard, a freshman at Carroll College, is a member of the college's nationally ranked sp...
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundup
March 2nd, 2001
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundupBy Tim LeedsSome area performers will be featured at the Seventh Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup at the Cut Bank High School...
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19
March 2nd, 2001
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19By Emily Mayer LossingNational Historic Preservation Week is set for May 13-19, 2001, and the Havre Historic Preservation Office is exc...
Ponies lose heartbreaker in five
March 2nd, 2001
Ponies lose heartbreaker in fiveBy Jason ShootWhen volleyball matches go to a fifth and final game and points are scored every time the ball touches the court, it is absolutely cru...
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinals
March 2nd, 2001
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinalsLEWISTON, Idaho Montana State University-Northern women's basketball coach Kevin Emerick couldn't have asked for a better performance by hi...
Lights season ends with defeat
March 2nd, 2001
Lights season ends with defeatSALT LAKE CITY During their recent streak of winning five of seven games, the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team showcased a balanced...
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with wins
March 2nd, 2001
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with winsCHESTER Behind Michele VanDyke's match-high eight kills, host Chester opened its run through the District 6C tournament with a dominating firs...
All shook up over Elvis
March 2nd, 2001
All shook up over ElvisBy Robert LuckeMary Ann Trumpour has been the Hill County auditor since 1996. It is not too strong a statement to say that she loves her job. Not only that,...
A loving family for Meggie
March 2nd, 2001
A loving family for MeggieBy Crystal ThompsonMeggie Xiajing Zook is one lucky little girl. Not only does she have two loving parents who would do anything for her, she's also...
Frosh: Session tangled with Es
March 2nd, 2001
Frosh: Session tangled with EsBy Ron VandenBoomEducation, energy and economic development, or the three E's as they've become known, are proving to be the bane of existen...
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal council
March 2nd, 2001
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal councilBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of JournalismROCKY BOY Reorganization of the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council...
Sunnyside celebrates Seuss
March 2nd, 2001
Sunnyside celebrates SeussBy Tim LeedsSunnyside Elementary School students were busy all week celebrating the 97th birthday of Theodore Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss.
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit Sunday
March 2nd, 2001
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit SundayBy Tim LeedsThe Country Poets and Pickers are performing at the Big Sandy Historical Museum on Sunday, March 4, in a benefit for t...
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking Saints
March 2nd, 2001
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking SaintsBy Tim LeedsHELENA Murray Warhank of Rudyard, a freshman at Carroll College, is a member of the college's nationally ranked sp...
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundup
March 2nd, 2001
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundupBy Tim LeedsSome area performers will be featured at the Seventh Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup at the Cut Bank High School...
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19
March 2nd, 2001
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19By Emily Mayer LossingNational Historic Preservation Week is set for May 13-19, 2001, and the Havre Historic Preservation Office is exc...
Ponies lose heartbreaker in five
March 2nd, 2001
Ponies lose heartbreaker in fiveBy Jason ShootWhen volleyball matches go to a fifth and final game and points are scored every time the ball touches the court, it is absolutely cru...
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinals
March 2nd, 2001
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinalsLEWISTON, Idaho Montana State University-Northern women's basketball coach Kevin Emerick couldn't have asked for a better performance by hi...
Lights season ends with defeat
March 2nd, 2001
Lights season ends with defeatSALT LAKE CITY During their recent streak of winning five of seven games, the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team showcased a balanced...
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with wins
March 2nd, 2001
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with winsCHESTER Behind Michele VanDyke's match-high eight kills, host Chester opened its run through the District 6C tournament with a dominating firs...
All shook up over Elvis
March 2nd, 2001
All shook up over ElvisBy Robert LuckeMary Ann Trumpour has been the Hill County auditor since 1996. It is not too strong a statement to say that she loves her job. Not only that,...
A loving family for Meggie
March 2nd, 2001
A loving family for MeggieBy Crystal ThompsonMeggie Xiajing Zook is one lucky little girl. Not only does she have two loving parents who would do anything for her, she's also...
Frosh: Session tangled with Es
March 2nd, 2001
Frosh: Session tangled with EsBy Ron VandenBoomEducation, energy and economic development, or the three E's as they've become known, are proving to be the bane of existen...
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal council
March 2nd, 2001
Windy Boy reappointed chairman of tribal councilBy Jennifer Perez University of Montana School of JournalismROCKY BOY Reorganization of the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council...
Sunnyside celebrates Seuss
March 2nd, 2001
Sunnyside celebrates SeussBy Tim LeedsSunnyside Elementary School students were busy all week celebrating the 97th birthday of Theodore Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss.
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit Sunday
March 2nd, 2001
Country Poets and Pickers Big Sandy benefit SundayBy Tim LeedsThe Country Poets and Pickers are performing at the Big Sandy Historical Museum on Sunday, March 4, in a benefit for t...
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking Saints
March 2nd, 2001
Warhank on nationally ranked Talking SaintsBy Tim LeedsHELENA Murray Warhank of Rudyard, a freshman at Carroll College, is a member of the college's nationally ranked sp...
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundup
March 2nd, 2001
Hi-Line talent will be featured at Big Sandy roundupBy Tim LeedsSome area performers will be featured at the Seventh Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup at the Cut Bank High School...
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19
March 2nd, 2001
National Historic Preservation Week May 13-19By Emily Mayer LossingNational Historic Preservation Week is set for May 13-19, 2001, and the Havre Historic Preservation Office is exc...
Ponies lose heartbreaker in five
March 2nd, 2001
Ponies lose heartbreaker in fiveBy Jason ShootWhen volleyball matches go to a fifth and final game and points are scored every time the ball touches the court, it is absolutely cru...
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinals
March 2nd, 2001
Skylights advance to Frontier semifinalsLEWISTON, Idaho Montana State University-Northern women's basketball coach Kevin Emerick couldn't have asked for a better performance by hi...
Lights season ends with defeat
March 2nd, 2001
Lights season ends with defeatSALT LAKE CITY During their recent streak of winning five of seven games, the Montana State University-Northern men's basketball team showcased a balanced...
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with wins
March 2nd, 2001
Chester, KG start off 6C tourney with winsCHESTER Behind Michele VanDyke's match-high eight kills, host Chester opened its run through the District 6C tournament with a dominating firs...
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skis
March 1st, 2001
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skisBy Robert LuckeBefore the winter snows go entirely, don't miss a weekend of cross-country skiing in Glacier National Park.The wes...
Glacier dreams beginning to thaw
March 1st, 2001
Glacier dreams beginning to thawBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe drove over the big mountains to Glacier Park the other day and even though the Lake McDonald area was full of snow...
EDWIN FREIER, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
EDWIN FREIER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWIN FREIEREdwin "Ed" Freier, 77, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 in Apache Junction, Ariz. of natural causes.Funeral se...
HAROLD JENSEN, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
HAROLD JENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffHAROLD JENSENCHESTER Harold Jensen, 88, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Chester hospital after a long fight with stomach cancer.
JACK HINKLE, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
JACK HINKLE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJACK HINKLEJack Marshal Hinkle, 72, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital of lung cancer.Cremation has taken pla...
Recovery courses offered
March 1st, 2001
Recovery courses offeredBy Ron VandenBoomThe end of a marriage or the death of a loved one can lead to feelings of emptiness, depression, and anger that leave many to believe there...
Wolery seeing session bright spots
March 1st, 2001
Wolery seeing session bright spotsBy Ron VandenBoomFreshman Rep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, is as concerned about the state's looming energy crisis and budget crunch as any Mon...
Three sentenced in district court
March 1st, 2001
Three sentenced in district courtBy Alan SorensenThree men were sentenced for their crimes in 12th Judicial District Court last week.Charles Joseph Caplette, 33, Havre, w...
Agents announce drug arrests
March 1st, 2001
Agents announce drug arrestsBy Crystal ThompsonAgents from the Tri-Agency Drug Task Force arrested two people on separate warrants Wednesday.Shawna Reynolds, 41, was arre...
Lights seeking four-peat
March 1st, 2001
Lights seeking four-peatBy Jason ShootMontana State University-Northern wrestling coach David Ray admitted he typically is a little "burned out" by this point in a long,...
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls today
March 1st, 2001
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls todayBy Jason ShootThe setting may be the same this year, but the Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team hope...
Lights on roll entering tourney
March 1st, 2001
Lights on roll entering tourneyBy Jason ShootIn college basketball it is certainly better to be peaking at the end of the season than anywhere else in the schedule, and the Montana...
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skis
March 1st, 2001
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skisBy Robert LuckeBefore the winter snows go entirely, don't miss a weekend of cross-country skiing in Glacier National Park.The wes...
Glacier dreams beginning to thaw
March 1st, 2001
Glacier dreams beginning to thawBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe drove over the big mountains to Glacier Park the other day and even though the Lake McDonald area was full of snow...
EDWIN FREIER, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
EDWIN FREIER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWIN FREIEREdwin "Ed" Freier, 77, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 in Apache Junction, Ariz. of natural causes.Funeral se...
HAROLD JENSEN, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
HAROLD JENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffHAROLD JENSENCHESTER Harold Jensen, 88, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Chester hospital after a long fight with stomach cancer.
JACK HINKLE, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
JACK HINKLE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJACK HINKLEJack Marshal Hinkle, 72, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital of lung cancer.Cremation has taken pla...
Recovery courses offered
March 1st, 2001
Recovery courses offeredBy Ron VandenBoomThe end of a marriage or the death of a loved one can lead to feelings of emptiness, depression, and anger that leave many to believe there...
Wolery seeing session bright spots
March 1st, 2001
Wolery seeing session bright spotsBy Ron VandenBoomFreshman Rep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, is as concerned about the state's looming energy crisis and budget crunch as any Mon...
Three sentenced in district court
March 1st, 2001
Three sentenced in district courtBy Alan SorensenThree men were sentenced for their crimes in 12th Judicial District Court last week.Charles Joseph Caplette, 33, Havre, w...
Agents announce drug arrests
March 1st, 2001
Agents announce drug arrestsBy Crystal ThompsonAgents from the Tri-Agency Drug Task Force arrested two people on separate warrants Wednesday.Shawna Reynolds, 41, was arre...
Lights seeking four-peat
March 1st, 2001
Lights seeking four-peatBy Jason ShootMontana State University-Northern wrestling coach David Ray admitted he typically is a little "burned out" by this point in a long,...
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls today
March 1st, 2001
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls todayBy Jason ShootThe setting may be the same this year, but the Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team hope...
Lights on roll entering tourney
March 1st, 2001
Lights on roll entering tourneyBy Jason ShootIn college basketball it is certainly better to be peaking at the end of the season than anywhere else in the schedule, and the Montana...
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skis
March 1st, 2001
Seeing Glacier by cross-country skisBy Robert LuckeBefore the winter snows go entirely, don't miss a weekend of cross-country skiing in Glacier National Park.The wes...
Glacier dreams beginning to thaw
March 1st, 2001
Glacier dreams beginning to thawBy Alkali Springs CorrespondentWe drove over the big mountains to Glacier Park the other day and even though the Lake McDonald area was full of snow...
EDWIN FREIER, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
EDWIN FREIER, ObituaryBy HDN StaffEDWIN FREIEREdwin "Ed" Freier, 77, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 in Apache Junction, Ariz. of natural causes.Funeral se...
HAROLD JENSEN, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
HAROLD JENSEN, ObituaryBy HDN StaffHAROLD JENSENCHESTER Harold Jensen, 88, died Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001 at a Chester hospital after a long fight with stomach cancer.
JACK HINKLE, Obituary
March 1st, 2001
JACK HINKLE, ObituaryBy HDN StaffJACK HINKLEJack Marshal Hinkle, 72, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2001 at a Great Falls hospital of lung cancer.Cremation has taken pla...
Recovery courses offered
March 1st, 2001
Recovery courses offeredBy Ron VandenBoomThe end of a marriage or the death of a loved one can lead to feelings of emptiness, depression, and anger that leave many to believe there...
Wolery seeing session bright spots
March 1st, 2001
Wolery seeing session bright spotsBy Ron VandenBoomFreshman Rep. Merlin Wolery, R-Rudyard, is as concerned about the state's looming energy crisis and budget crunch as any Mon...
Three sentenced in district court
March 1st, 2001
Three sentenced in district courtBy Alan SorensenThree men were sentenced for their crimes in 12th Judicial District Court last week.Charles Joseph Caplette, 33, Havre, w...
Agents announce drug arrests
March 1st, 2001
Agents announce drug arrestsBy Crystal ThompsonAgents from the Tri-Agency Drug Task Force arrested two people on separate warrants Wednesday.Shawna Reynolds, 41, was arre...
Lights seeking four-peat
March 1st, 2001
Lights seeking four-peatBy Jason ShootMontana State University-Northern wrestling coach David Ray admitted he typically is a little "burned out" by this point in a long,...
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls today
March 1st, 2001
Skylights begin title hunt against Great Falls todayBy Jason ShootThe setting may be the same this year, but the Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team hope...
Lights on roll entering tourney
March 1st, 2001
Lights on roll entering tourneyBy Jason ShootIn college basketball it is certainly better to be peaking at the end of the season than anywhere else in the schedule, and the Montana...
