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Articles from the June 6, 2019 edition


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  • Masons, Shriners present award, Kindles at Sunnyside

    Derek Hann|Updated Jun 10, 2019

    Editor’s note: This version corrects what was presented by the Masons and what was presented by the Shriners. Havre Masonic Lodge No. 55 and the North Central Shrine Club presented Sunnyside Intermediate School with an award from the club honoring the school for its donation to the club, as well as presenting Kindles from the Masons to four students. Shriner Kelly Brandon said Sunnyside donated some money from its annual trade fair, in which fifth-graders set up booths to s...

  • Bullhook Blossoms celebrates anniversary

    Rachel Jamieson|Updated Jun 7, 2019

    Havre’s Bullhook Blossoms Garden Club celebrated its 10th anniversary Wednesday during National Garden Club Week at Montana Style Events. Bullhook Blossoms started in Havre in 1942, but had disbanded and was reorganized in 2009 with Anotinette “Toni” Hagener as the first president of the club, a press release said. It is recognized not only as a state organization, but an affiliate of the national organization as well. The club’s key objectives are to provide educational and informative projects that beautify the communi...

  • Students take up fundraiser when cyclist struck by car

    Tim Leeds|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Students of a school a man was raising funds for are taking up his fundraiser after he was thrown some 80 feet from the highway when struck by a vehicle east of Hingham on U.S. Highway 2 Saturday. “Thats what bothers him more than anything, he wasn’t able to complete the fundraiser,” cyclist Will Wolf’s wife, Laura Murphy-Wolf said Wednesday in a telephone interview from The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Wolf had raised $25,000 of his $100,000 goal for The Creative Arts Academy in Davenport, Iowa, and traveled 925 mil...

  • Bradbury moves to new adventures after teaching 31 years

    Derek Hann|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    After spending 31 years teaching in local schools, Havre Middle School language arts and family consumer science teacher Cathie Bradbury, is retiring. "It's been a long, long journey and one I've enjoyed, and so I'm ready for new adventures," she said. She said that she wanted to be a teacher since she was a child, and remembers that she would even set up her own classroom during the summers. "I just always wanted to be a teacher," she said. Bradbury graduated from high...

  • 'Cyrano' and Spring into the Past open Friday

    Derek Hann|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Friday, Montana Actors' Theatre is starting what may become a new tradition, a Spring into the Past Festival, which will include performances of "Cyrano de Bergerac." With weather forecasts earlier this week predicting rain this weekend, MAT moved the event from its planned location behind Pershing Hall to the Montana State University-Northern Student Union Building. The festival is a free Renaissance-type fair with entertainment, games, tarot card readings, face painting and...

  • Obituary - Esther Schmidt

    Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Esther Schmidt of Choteau and previously of Fairfield, 93, passed away on June 4, 2019. A full obituary will follow. Arrangements are under the care of O’Connor (Chapel of Chimes) Funeral Home.... Full story

  • For the Record, June 6, 2019

    Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Havre Police Department Officers investigated a report made at the police department at 9:06 a.m. Monday that someone stole a Chevrolet pickup truck. -- After a caller from a 15th Avenue location reported seeing a man the police were looking for, officers issued a summons on charges of resisting arrest and obstructing a peace officer or public servant to Steven Lee Strike of Havre, 31. Strike was being held in the Hill County Detention Center this morning on those pending char...

  • Coalition406 taking thoughtful approach on marijuana legalization

    Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Montana and the nation are moving quickly toward marijuana legalization as public opinion rapidly evolves on the issue. A recent University of Montana poll found a majority of Montanans support ending the prohibition on marijuana for adults. That’s not a surprise to me, and seems like common sense. In Montana, support for marijuana legalization, like most other issues, isn’t defined by Republican or Democrat party affiliations. Conversations are taking place around the nation in Congress, state legislatures and city hal...

  • Looking out my Backdoor: We made omelet, mixed and magical

    Sondra Ashton|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    Bacon and eggs are common base ingredients, but we created a different kind of omelet at Char’s the other morning, a “Friend Omelet,” made of ingredients (ourselves), old friends and new. I had no idea whether we could pull it off. I conjured the germ of an idea shortly after I spontaneously decided to fly to Montana. My little girl needed me. She was born in ’66 — you do the math — but age is meaningless to a mother, and I wanted to see her new home. Dee’s family moved...

  • Northstars ready to jam at Legion Field

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    One of the many traditions of the Havre Northstars American Legion baseball team is the jamboree they host every summer, and the 2019 Havre Jamboree is set for this weekend, with the three-day, 12-game baseball extravaganza scheduled to start Friday night. The first game will feature the Medicine Hat Knights and the Montana Regulators. The Northstars will then play the first of four games in three days as they will take on the Fort MacLeod Royals Friday night at 9 p.m. The Nor...

  • Congrats to Class of 2019 area athletes who are moving on to college sports

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    For anyone who has ever participated in high school sports, you will know there is something special about it. It's a rare opportunity to take part in organized athletics and for most, doing it in high school is the last chance they will get. Yet, there are those rare athletes that are talented enough to advance to the collegiate level. Along the Hi-Line, we have been blessed over the years to have been able to watch our fair share of them, and this past year was no...

  • Busy weekend for outdoor sports

    George Ferguson|Updated Jun 6, 2019

    The heatwave that hit Havre the last week is scheduled to take a little break. But, that shouldn't stop the multitude of outdoor activities on what will be a big weekend in our area. On the outdoors front, Fresno Reservoir will be busy all weekend. On Friday, the lake will host the 2019 Fresno Youth Challenge, an all-day fishing tournament for youths ages 12 and under. The tournament is free, and kicks off an exciting weekend at Fresno. The action will continue Saturday and Su...

  • "Be Snake Aware" hike rescheduled

    Updated Jun 6, 2019

    From Montana State Parks The “Be Snake Aware” Hike at First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park has been rescheduled for Saturday, June 22, from 10 a.m. to noon. The event was originally scheduled for June 8. Fear of snakes doesn’t mean people have to stop hiking. They just have to know what to do if they encounter a snake on the trail. People can join Dan “The Snake Man” Wiatt for a guided hike through the park to learn where snakes like to hide and how to avoid them on the trails. They can bring cameras and get some photos wh...