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Christine Han, 87, passed away due to natural causes on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016, at her residence in Rocky Boy. Wake services will begin at 3 p.m. with a Rosary at p.m., all on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2016, and will continue until her funeral Mass which will be at 10 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 26, 2016, all at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Rocky Boy. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Christine's online memorial page and leave a message of...
Thanks to a federal grant, Montana State University-Northern is beginning an emergency medical service program and will be teaching its first group of paramedic students this fall. The first EMT class - emergency medical technician - was held in the spring, a sort of trial course. Northern EMS Program Coordinator Mark Benjamin said all of the courses needed for students to become paramedics or earn a bachelor's degree in emergency health services are now available at the...
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Annie Morsette said that ever since he was a small child, her grandson Reece was always eager to assist her and her husband. "He just loved to do what he could to help even though he was only 4 years old," Morsette said. She said she recalled how when he was about four years old he would be do all he could to help out his grandfather who had been in poor health. He would grab a water from the refrigerator and eagerly perform errands for him, she said. After her husband died in...
A Charter representative said the TV and internet outage Tuesday that affected north-central Montana customers was caused when a dump truck with a raised bed tore down fiber-optic lines. Regional Communications Director Bret Picciolo said customers in Havre, Helena, Loma, Cut Bank and Great Falls were affected by the damage and lost service. “Crews worked together to repair the damage as quickly as possible and were able to restore services by 9:30 p.m.,” Picciolo said in an email. Picciolo did not provide any inf...
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Press release Two Havre properties will be moving to petroleum cleanup during late August and early September. The former Sweetheart Bakery, which was originally a tire and lube shop, and Heltne’s, which was originally an Exxon gas station, will be under construction starting this month. Monday, a pilot study for environmental cleanup began at the former Heltne’s Exxon located at 140 First Street in Havre. Progress toward cleanup has been supported, in part, by the Brownfields Program of Bear Paw Development Corporation. The...
Groucho Marx said it. I suppose there are as many book readers in Mexico as in any other country. What I know for sure, no supposition, true fact, is there are more dogs than people. I’ve wondered if dog ownership is a residency requirement. Even here in Colonia El Guaje, also known as Rancho Americano, everyone has a dog or two or even six. Oops — no — I’m wrong. Lani has cats. Lani has three large male cats. Three male cats equal one male dog. All the dogs are male. I’ve no idea how they reproduce. Maybe a company g...
Editor, As a retired teacher, I am deeply offended by the misinformation being mailed to Montanans by the out-of-state group Americans for Prosperity. The mailer claims Gov. Steve Bullock turned his back on special needs children by vetoing HB 322. HB 322 was a terrible bill. I’m glad Gov. Bullock vetoed it. HB 322 would have pulled millions of dollars out of Montana’s public schools for the benefit of private schools. It applied not just to children with special needs, but to their siblings and children of military parents a...
Editor, On behalf of the Chamber of Commerce and the Town Square Committee we would like to thank all the bands that made this summer’s Sounds on the Square a huge success. The time the 10 bands dedicated to each Wednesday evening in the months of June, July and August shows their commitment to the Sounds on the Square and to the community. As with so many activities that take place in Havre, Sounds on the Square wouldn’t happen without the volunteer help and the financial generosity of those believing in keeping Havre a gre...
Havre Police Department Jennifer Marie Jenkins of Havre, 40, was arrested on a charge of violation of protective order after a caller from Havre Middle School reported a complaint Wednesday at 3:50 p.m. —— Officers investigated a theft report after a First Avenue caller reported Wednesday at 5:34 p.m. that someone was stealing things out of her truck. —— Gladys Jean Flatlip of Box Elder, 46, was arrested on four Justice or City court warrants and a revocation of suspended or deferred sentence after a caller reported Wednesd...
Joan Anderson, formerly Joan Haaland Phillips, passed away Thursday, July 21, 2016 at Benefis Peace Hospice in Great Falls, Montana. Joan was born on September 18, 1929 in Havre, Montana, the first of eight children to be born in a hospital. Joan was raised on the family homestead north of Inverness, Montana. She attended elementary school in Inverness, and spent her summers working on the farm with her father and brothers. In 1942, the family moved to Havre, where Joan attended Havre High School. In 1946, Joan spent a year w...
Pamela Kay Geboe Doney, 56, passed away due to natural causes on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016, at Northern Montana Hospital. Her Indian name was "Pretty Woman" – Hiiseiht Hesei. A one-day wake was held on Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the Rocky Boy Catholic Church, then on Thursday, Aug., 25, she was be taken to the Mission Rec. Center in Hays, Montana, for a two-night wake, with her funeral to follow at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016. Burial will follow in the family cemetery in H...
MALTA — Lewis C. Skinner, 89, died after a brief illness Monday, Aug. 22, at the Northern Montana Care Center. Memorial service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Malta Assembly of God Church followed by interment of his cremated remains in the Malta Cemetery with military honors....
No two high school football seasons are ever the same. And when it comes to the Havre High football team, that will be very apparent as HHS takes the field against Whitefish this Saturday. Not only will the Blue Ponies have a new head coach after the departure of Mark Samson to Great Falls High, and the hiring of Ryan Gatch, formerly the head coach at Forsyth, Havre will also be without numerous key players from last year's team, including All-State quarterback Dane Warp and...
When she took over the Havre High volleyball program, head coach Tamecia Jarvis had a plan to build the Blue Ponies back into a Class A powerhouse. For Jarvis and the Ponies, success came quickly and Havre returned to the Class A state tournament for the first time in nearly a decade a season ago. But now, with some key players gone to graduation, Jarvis and the program will be put to the test. HHS, which went 14-10 a year ago, lost a lot from last year’s squad, including D...
For the last two Decembers, the Frontier Conference has been represented in the NAIA national championship game, with the Southern Oregon Raiders winning it all back in 2014. And, for the last two years, the Frontier Conference has had the most NAIA All-Americans of any league in the country. Now, with a new season in the Frontier about to begin, don't be surprised if none of that changes. Three Frontier teams get their start Saturday, with the rest of the league's teams...
After nearly three decades out of Montana, Mike Haugen has returned to the Hi-Line, this time as Havre High School principal. Haugen and wife, Denise, have lived in Spokane, Washington, for the last 28 years. Following his hiring as the new Havre High principal, the couple bought a home in Havre and are easing back into small-town life. "We're still small-town people - that never left us," he said, adding that Denise Haugen, a Havre High Class of 1974 graduate, wanted to come...
As Greg Kegel begins his second year at the helm of Montana State University-Northern as chancellor, the campus is seeing a frenzy of activity. Perhaps the most notable is the construction work being done. "We are across campus doing a lot of upgrades and renovation-type projects," Kegel said. He said that on the southeast corner of the campus, walls are being taken out in the Metals Technology Building and breakout rooms constructed for the welding faculty. In the Farm...
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