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  • MSU-N/DSU Full Box Score

    Tristan

    DSU 0 0 10 0 — 10 MSU-N 14 9 0 19 — 42 First Quarter MSU-N — Kyle Johnston 18 pass from Derek Lear (Trevor Baum kick), 10:20 Drive: 10 plays, 68 yards MSU-N — Brandon O'Brien 6 pass from Lear (Baum kick), 6:43 Drive: 8 plays, 24 yards Second Quarter MSU-N — O'Brien 18 pass from Lear (kick failed), 13:29 Drive: 13 plays, 39 yards MSU-N — FG Baum 22, 2:13 Drive: 14 plays, 75 yards Third Quarter DSU —Tanner Leak 24 pass from Matt Harkless (Kyle Sanders kick), 10:50 Drive: 9 plays, 78 yards DSU — FG Chad Bryant 32, 9:33 Drive:... Full story

  • Fairview ends Beeters' season yet again

    Daniel Horton

    Sidney Herald Chinook quarterback Scott Schmitt looks to pass during Saturday's Class C quarterfinal game in Fairview. The Warriors defeated the Sugarbeeters in the playoffs for the second straight season. Over the last couple of years, the Fairview Warriors have been a roadblock for the Chinook Sugarbeeters football team. That was true again this season, as the Warriors once again, put a stop to the Beeters state title hopes. Saturday the Class C 8-Man Beeters were in Fairview for a state quarterfinal matchup. But as the... Full story

  • Pony spikers finish third at Central A

    Daniel Horton

    It was a solid run by the Havre High volleyball team, but after a strong showing at the divisional tournament, the Blue Ponies season has unfortunately come to an end. Over the weekend, the Ponies were in Belgrade for the Central A divisional volleyball tournament. They entered the postseason as the No. 4 seed with a 3-5 conference record, and finished the weekend with a conference record of 5-7, and as the No. 3 team in the conference, just missing out on a berth in the state tournament this coming weekend in Bozeman....

  • Skylights finish the regular season by beating Dickinson State in four

    George Ferguson

    The Montana State University-Northern volleyball team wasn't about to let its season be derailed on the last day. Despite a rough trip to Billings where the Skylights were swept by Rocky Mountain College on Thursday night, and a valiant effort from the host Dickinson State Blue Hawks, the Skylights managed to close out the regular season with a four-game win over DSU Saturday in Dickinson, N.D. Northern beat the Blue Hawks by scores of 25-17, 24-26, 25-19 and 25-10. The win... Full story

  • George Ferguson Column: Northern had a senior class I won't soon forget

    George Ferguson

    I'm not one to go around talking about how hard my job is. After all, I get watch sports for a living. I get paid to go to games I'd probably go to anyway and talk to athletes and coaches about game plans and schemes and victories and losses, and most of those people I talk to about those things, I'd probably talk to about them with anyway. But once in a while I like to talk about how easy my job can be. And the Montana State University-Northern football team's 42-10 win over... Full story

  • Game Day Notebook: Senior running backs make memories

    George Ferguson

    MSU-Northern's Justin Montelius, ball, evades a Dickinson State defender during Saturday's game at Blue Pony Stadium. Montelius and fellow senior running back Stephen Silva each scored touchdowns in their final home game. When the Montana State University-Northern Lights convene for spring ball next April, the starting tailback position is going to be wide open and up for grabs. Northern has good young running backs on its roster, with the likes of Willie VandenBos, who made...

  • Winter weather expected midweek

    Tim Leeds

    While the long-range winter forecast for north-central Montana is uncertain, meteorologists are expecting another early taste of wintry weather this week as a Canadian cold front pushes into the area. The National Weather Service forecast this morning predicts a chance of rain and snow starting Tuesday night, with below-zero temperatures predicted by Saturday night. Weather Service in October said the long-range forecast for the winter was uncertain, with much depending on what happened in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.... Full story

  • Myrna Loy Ann Wiley

    Tristan

    Myrna Loy Ann Wiley, 77, of Helena, passed away Nov. 3, 2012, in Helena, due to natural causes. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 11 a. m., at the St. Thomas Catholic Church in Harlem. Arrangements have been made with Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook....

  • Last finance report for local legislative candidate goes online

    Tim Leeds

    The last campaign finance report of Havre-centered legislative candidates went online this morning, with Democrat Karen Sloan reporting she collected $4,185.05 from June 21 through Oct. 20. The reports were due Oct. 25. A representative of the office of the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices said the exact time the report reached the office is unsure — the copy used was postmarked Oct. 27 and received Oct. 29, but also may have been faxed earlier. Sloan's report shows the lowest amount collected by a local l... Full story

  • Knights lance the Lights

    George Ferguson

    Montana State University-Northern's Devin Jackson, right, tries a layup over a Warner-Pacific defender during Saturday night's NAIA men's basketball game at the Armory Gymnasium. MSU-Northern's Savion Udeh drives by a Warner-Pacific defender during Saturday night's NAIA men's game at the Armory Gymnasium. MSU-N's Nilson Santana, right, looks to pass during Saturday night's game in Havre. The Warner Pacific Knights have been on a very similar path as the Montana State Universit...

  • Campaigns will come to an end Tuesday

    Tim Leeds

    A long and noisy campaign season is coming to an end with polls opening in the 2012 election at 7 Tuesday morning. Blaine and Hill county voters have a slew of legislative races as well as statewide and national races headlined by the contentious race between Democratic President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. In Havre, voters will cast their ballots, depending on their precinct, at Havre High School in the gymnasium, the Havre Middle School gym, the Lincoln-McKinley... Full story

  • Pioneers edge Thunder in a Six-Man thriller

    Daniel Horton

    In very tight fashion, the Big Sandy football team was able to extend its season at least one more week. Saturday, the Northern C Six-Man Pioneers were in Grenora, N.D. for the state quarterfinals. And after trailing late, the Pioneers were able to come away with the 46-44 win over the MonDak Thunder. The win puts the Pioneers (9-1) in a good position, as they will host Valier in the semifinals this Saturday in Big Sandy. The Pioneers stuck to their game plan, and found it to be successful, especially late in the game. The...

  • Toasted Blue Hawks

    George Ferguson

    Montana State University-Northern's Stephen Silva, ball, plows through the Dickinson State line during Saturday's Frontier Conference game at Blue Pony Stadium. Silva racked up 137 yards on senior day as the Lights beat the Blue Hawks 42-10. MSU-N senior Kyle Johnston returns a punt during Saturday's game against DSU at Blue Pony Stadium. MSU-Northern's Brandon O'Brien hauls in a touchdown during the first quarter of Saturday's game between the Lights and Dickinson State at... Full story

  • Our View: Don't hesititate tomorrow

    Tristan

    The most contentious and most exhausting campaign in many years is about to end. The polls will close at 8 p.m. Tuesday, and the counting of ballots and making of excuses will begin. According to one study, Montana voters have been subjected to more television commercials in the Tester-Rehberg race than anywhere else in the country. On top of that, we have had fistfuls of mail every day for and against every candidate with pictures of our friends and neighbors running for office Photoshopped so they look like goofs or villain...

  • Is this election over yet?

    Tristan

    While the Democrats will spend election night at the Eagles Club, Hill County Republican Chair Andrew Brekke last week was advising the party faithful of the election night plans. Republicans will gather at the party headquarters on 1st Street starting early in the night "until it's all over," Brekke said. John Kelleher Glancing at polls and talking to polls on both sides of the political aisle, I wonder of Brekke might want to come up with a different choice of words. Given the number of close races, from president of the... Full story

  • "Casting stones?"

    Tristan

    Editor: Documents allegedly connecting a SuperPAC to GOP politicians lands in the office of Montana investigators in March 2011. In the summer of 2012 Frontline then investigates and creates a 54 minute show titled 'Big Sky, Big Money' This show does not appear on PBS until Oct. 30, 2012. Exactly one week before the election and 17 months after the documents were first presented to Montana investigators? Just enough time to flood the news cycle without giving enough time to the wrongfully accused to present their side of the...

  • Romney adds Election Day stops in Ohio, Pa.

    The Associated Press

    FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney added Election Day campaign stops in Ohio and Pennsylvania as he spent Monday courting voters in four swing states. "Look, we have one job left, and that's to make sure that on Election Day, we make certain that everybody that's qualified to vote gets out to vote," Romney told the thousands gathered inside an airplane hangar at Orlando Sanford International Airport in Florida at the first of his five campaign rallies. "We need every single vote in Florida." A... Full story

  • Montana sheriff says bear mauling case an accident

    Matthew Brown

    BILLINGS (AP) — A Montana sheriff says a man mauled to death by two brown bears at a state wildlife casting agency suffered extensive wounds that make it impossible to determine if he was conscious prior to the attack. The head trainer at Animals of Montana had speculated that 24-year-old Benjamin Cloutier, formerly of York Haven, Penn., fell and hit his head prior to being killed. The mauling took place Sunday at the company's facility north of Bozeman. Gallatin County Sheriff Brian Gootkin Monday Cloutier died of m...

  • Linda H. Kaul

    Tristan

    Linda H. Kaul, 69, died of natural causes, Tuesday, Oct. 2, in Havre, Mont. Services are pending. A full obituary will follow....

  • Edward G. Vasecka

    Tristan

    Edward G. Vasecka, Jr., 81, formerly of Havre, passed away on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, in Helena. Cremation has taken place, and memorial services will be held at 2 p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at the Holland & Bonine Funeral Home Chapel in Havre. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements....

  • Woman pleads to misdemeanor in undersheriff's death

    Zach White

    The family of the late Blaine County Undersheriff Pat Pyette received some closure Friday afternoon, the the county attorney said Friday, following the end of the trial for the woman who struck and killed him on U.S. Highway 2 in December. Mary Louise Stewart, the 62-year-old former Hays resident on trial, entered a plea agreement today, having her charge amended to a high misdemeanor criminal negligence charge from what was a felony. She was sentenced to a one-year deferred imposition of sentence. Blaine County Attorney Don...

  • Church involvement in political campaigns

    Tristan

    Editor: 501(c)(3) is the section of the IRS Code that deals with charitable organizations such as churches. The rules under this code allow those of us who contribute to these organizations to claim a deduction for such contributions when we file our taxes, if they meet certain thresholds. The church also is free from taxation on the contributions it collects. In exchange for this noninvolvement of government in church affairs (see Article 1 in the Bill of Rights) there are rules regarding the noninvolvement of the church in...

  • Church involvement in political campaigns

    Tristan

    Editor: 501(c)(3) is the section of the IRS Code that deals with charitable organizations such as churches. The rules under this code allow those of us who contribute to these organizations to claim a deduction for such contributions when we file our taxes, if they meet certain thresholds. The church also is free from taxation on the contributions it collects. In exchange for this noninvolvement of government in church affairs (see Article 1 in the Bill of Rights) there are rules regarding the noninvolvement of the church in...

  • Gone with the winds of worry: Crawling out of gloom

    Tristan

    I've been a bit down in the dumps this last week, entertained by garbage mind. Well, maybe not crouched in the absolute bottom of the pit. More like I stood on the edge of the dump, toes hanging over, wondering if I should just go ahead, jump in and wallow around a bit. Maybe emerge sprinkled with coffee grounds, decorated with potato peels, a rotten cantaloupe shell for a hat. In the movie, Scarlet O'Hara said, "I'll think about it tomorrow." I decided I would think about it today. I generally don't get too upset when today...

  • Hello, adventure! Sit. Stay. Good boy.

    Tristan

    When taking a young, green-broke horse out on his first big trail ride, the time for adventure is not now. Now, in fact, is the time for great success at modest tasks to lay a strong foundation for all adventures, and misadventures, of the future. With that in mind last weekend, I planned ahead clever ways to avoid adventure on my trail ride on this little green-broke horse. Pam Burke Because, yes, the odds were favorable that unsuitably high adventure would find us. First of all, the terrain in the pasture is nice except... Full story

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