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  • Northern slates events highlighting Indian heritage

    Alex Ross|Updated Sep 26, 2017

    A comedy performance, traditional crafts and a unity walk are among the activities the Montana State University-Northern Sweetgrass Society and the Little River Institute will be hosting this week to mark American Indian Heritage Week. The Montana Legislature voted in 1997 to designate the fourth Friday of September as American Indian Heritage Day to recognize the cultural significance of American Indian Tribes. Havre Public Schools held events last week, which was Northern”s homecoming week. Every year, the Sweetgrass S...

  • GOP Senate hopefuls stump in Havre

    Alex Ross|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Four Republican Senate candidates and a spokesperson for a fifth possible contender looking to enter next fall's Senate race introduced themselves to the local party faithful and took aim at both the D.C. establishment and Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., Saturday night during the Hill County Republican Central Committee's Fall Harvest Dinner. "Jon (Tester) has an immense amount of money, a big mouth and he has a lot of ability, but we have the better ideas," Hill County Republican...

  • Holding a corn fire-sale in Havre

    Paul Dragu|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Three Chinook siblings are selling the sweet corn they have grown and donating half the proceeds to relief for people affected by the East Fork Fire. Levi, Ashlyn and January Jensen have been selling their first-ever crop of sweet corn for three weeks at Saturday Market in Town Square. Their mother, Linae Jensen, said the kids have raised $600 in three weeks. They sell a dozen ears for $5. The idea, Levi Jensen said, was ignited after hearing children at school talk about how...

  • MSU Extension calls for pollution prevention award nominations

    Updated Sep 25, 2017

    MSU News Service BOZEMAN — In recognition of the Environmental Protection Agency’s National Pollution Prevention Week, held Sept. 18-24, Montana State University Extension is accepting applications and nominations for the 2017 EcoStar award, which highlights the efforts of small businesses, as well as public entities, in making pollution prevention a cornerstone of sustainability. Pollution prevention is any practice that reduces, eliminates or prevents pollution at its source, according to Jenny Grossenbacher, coo...

  • Volunteers needed for AARP Foundation Tax-Aide in Montana

    Updated Sep 25, 2017

    From AARP Foundation HELENA — AARP Foundation is looking to build its team of volunteers for its Tax-Aide program in Montana. Tax-Aide is a free tax assistance and preparation program for taxpayers with low to moderate income through the AARP Foundation. “Many older, low-income taxpayers miss out on the credits and deductions they’ve earned because they can’t afford to pay for professional tax preparation. AARP Foundation Tax-Aide addresses this community need through its volunteers,” said Tim Summers, AARP Montana state dir...

  • Celebrating History: More Hill County soldiers go into WWI

    Updated Sep 25, 2017

    by Emily Mayer The entire Havre community extends a Happy 100 Years Young birthday to Bernice Marie Ragnvald Hoveland Hardy, who was born in Havre on Sept. 23, 1917. A dinner was given in her honor by her loving family, and we salute Mrs. Hardy on her very special day. I am humbled she loves to read this column and hope they bring fond memories to her and her family. War news and its effects continued to dominate the front page of The Havre Plaindealer in its Sept. 22, 1917, issue. New laws were passed to protect...

  • For the Record - Sept. 25, 2017

    Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Havre Police Department Officers investigated an 8:52 a.m. Friday call from Montana State University-Northern reporting that one of the university’s vehicles was hit the previous night. —— Officers assisted a 19th Street citizen asking Friday at 10:58 a.m. for help retrieving belongings from his home. —— Officers investigated a vehicle fender bender at a First Street West business at 11:12 a.m. Friday. —— James Allen Gardipee of Box Elder, 47, was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant, after a First Street caller...

  • Celebrating Native American Heritage

    Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Havre Daily News staff Havre Public Schools last week showcased Native American Heritage including presentations in Highland Park Early Primary School. Montana State University-Northern has events scheduled this week. See a story on Page A1 for more information on that. The Montana Legislature in 1997 designated the fourth Friday of each September as American Indian Heritage Day. Many schools hold events in September to highlight Native American heritage. Early last century,...

  • MSU-N Notebook: Lights left searching for answers

    Chris Peterson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Prior to the 2017 season, one of the big questions surrounding the Montana State University-Northern football team was who would be the starting quarterback? At the start of the season, the answer was Tommy Wilson, but now, after an 0-4 start, the answer is once again unclear. Despite the Lights 0-4 record, Wilson has been productive and explosive at times. Through Saturday’s loss to Western (61-7), the junior-college transfer is completing 52.8 percent of his passes, while t...

  • On to state for Pony linksters

    George Ferguson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    The first step in postseason play is now in the books for the Havre High golf teams. And the Blue Ponies left the Livingston Golf and Country Club happy with the way the 2017 Central A Divisional tournament went. The Havre High girls finished second to Lewistown in the team title race Saturday in Livingston, with four Blue Ponies earning Central A All-Conference honors. "The girls performed really well," HHS head coach Brett Gilman said. "They shot about what I expected them...

  • Saints edge Skylights in a battle

    George Ferguson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    The Montana State University-Northern Skylights were feeling confident coming into their homecoming match with Carroll College Friday night. A two-game Frontier Conference winning streak will do that to a team. But in a match that was as close as it gets, Carroll was able to sneak out of the Armory Gymnasium with a hard-fought, four-set win. The Fighting Saints beat the Skylights by scores of 25-22, 22-25, 25-20 and 25-21. “There were some really good rallies, it was a r...

  • Red Devils hold off Blue Ponies in Glendive

    Chris Peterson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    The Havre High football team traveled almost to the end of the state to take on Glendive Friday night, but the Blue Ponies long trip ended up being for not, as Glendive found a way to win on its home turf. The two Eastern A rivals played a back-and-forth game, with the lead changing hands three different times. But in the end, the Red Devils had just enough to rally from a 4-point deficit in the third quarter to win 36-26. The Ponies (0-5) will return to Havre for homecoming...

  • Smashing debut: Blue Pony volleyball sweeps home matches

    Chris Peterson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    During the first part of its season, the Havre High volleyball team faced some really difficult competition and didn't have a ton of success. But after three straight sweeps, it looks like the challenging early-season schedule is paying dividends. After beating Conrad in straight sets last week, the Blue Ponies did the same to Browning Friday night and Cut Bank Saturday night, with both games being played inside the HHS gymnasium. The Ponies knocked off the Indians, their...

  • A Havre Invite Clean Sweep

    Chris Peterson|Updated Sep 25, 2017

    Chris Peterson Havre Daily News [email protected] The Havre High cross country teams only get to run at home one time per season and this past Saturday, on the campus of Montana State University-Northern, both Blue Pony teams took advantage of the opportunity. And as far as Havre High head coach Josh Holt was concerned, the day could not have gone better, not only with the weather but with the results as well. “It was a perfect day, it was sunny out and no r...

  • Dawg Pound: Western 61, Northern 7

    Chris Peterson|Updated Sep 24, 2017

    On a picture perfect day at Blue Pony Stadium Saturday, the Montana State University-Northern Lights were hoping to spring an upset and in the process, win their first game of the 2017 season. However, turnovers and an inability to stop the offense of University of Montana Western, led to the opposite results as the Bulldogs won the meeting of Frontier Conference foes 61-7. "It's hard enough to win in the Frontier Conference," Northern head coach Aaron Christensen said. "But...

  • Full MSU-N/UM-Western Box Score

    Updated Sep 24, 2017

    Western 7 34 10 10 - 61 Northern 0 0 7 0 - 7 First Quarter UM-W: Bennett Gibson 18 pass to Joe Calcedo (Mark Kharchenko kick good) Second Quarter UM-W: Gibson 5 run (Kharchenko kick) UM-W: Gibson 3 pass to Nate Simkins (kick failed) UM-W: Tommy Wilson pass to Marvin Williams. Intercepted by Jay Owens 51 run (Kharchenko kick) UM-W: Wilson pass to Camus Thomas. Intercepted by Denzel Maua. fumble (kept), recovered by Nate Masterson 27 run. (Kharchenko kick) UM-W: Gibson 1 run...

  • Cat-Griz Report: Bobcats make a statement at UND

    Updated Sep 24, 2017

    GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) - Chris Murray threw three touchdown passes and ran in another score Saturday to lead Montana State to a 49-21 win over No. 17 North Dakota in the Big Sky Conference opener for both teams. Murray was 15 of 19 for 174 yards, connecting with Wilson Brott and Jabarri Johnson on short scoring throws in the first half and with Kevin Kassis for a 44-yard touchdown pass late in the third quarter. He added another 132 yards on the ground, including a fourth...

  • MSU-N hosts exciting races

    George Ferguson|Updated Sep 24, 2017

    George Ferguson Havre Daily News sports editor [email protected] On a crisp, chilly Saturday morning at Prairie Farms Golf Course, the Montana State University-Northern cross country teams made some history. In just their third year of existence, the Lights and Skylights, of head coach Chad Spangler, competed in Havre for the first time. Northern hosted a dual meet with Central Wyoming College, dubbed the Battle of the Border Saturday morning at Prairie Farms. It...