Breaking news: Hofeldt elected Little Shell secretary-treasurer
Betty Hofeldt of Havre will succeed Robert Rudeseal as secretary-treasurer of the Little Shell Chippewa Tribe.
         Ballots from the recent election were counted Monday.
Hofeldt garnered 76 percent of the votes cast, while Shirley Bollich received 24 percent.
          Hofeldt will be sworn in Saturday at the Moose Lodge in Black Eagle. The swearing-in ceremony will follow a potluck, which will be held at 11:30 am.
          The Little Shell Election Committee also announced that three Tribal Council positions terms of office will end on Jan. 8.
Those interested in  running for the three positions need to file as a candidate no later than Dec. 1. Council candidates must be an enrolled tribal member, 18 years of age and pay a filing fee of  $35.
          The deadline to file is Dec. 1. 
The election to fill the three seats will be held Jan. 8. 

Betty Hofeldt of Havre will succeed Robert Rudeseal as secretary-treasurer of the Little Shell Chippewa Tribe.

         Ballots from the recent election were counted Monday.

Hofeldt garnered 76 percent of the votes cast, while Shirley Bollich received 24 percent.

          Hofeldt will be sworn in Saturday at the Moose Lodge in Black Eagle. The swearing-in ceremony will follow a potluck, which will be held at 11:30 am.

          The Little Shell Election Committee also announced that three Tribal Council positions terms of office will end on Jan. 8.

Those interested in  running for the three positions need to file as a candidate no later than Dec. 1. Council candidates must be an enrolled tribal member, 18 years of age and pay a filing fee of  $35.

          The deadline to file is Dec. 1. 

The election to fill the three seats will be held Jan. 8.