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This was not my idea, to have a party. It was sloppily put together. Any party, even pot luck, takes a lot of work. I didn't really want to do it. I was tired and in pain from the long bus ride. Bah humbug. I rode the bus, one more trip to Mazatlan. In the four-year process, all that was left for me to do was pick up the card moving me from temporary to permanent status as a resident. This is not citizenship. I'm not dual. Too old to think about that. In October, the senorita...
Havre Daily News staff Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation posted on Facebook Thursday that the reservation's water system was losing water at an alarming rate and the reservation Water Resource Department employees were having difficulties finding the break in a water line causing the leak. The post said asked people to check their crawlspaces and basements for water breaks or leaks. People living next to vacant or abandoned houses were asked to check them as well. "If the break...
Playing in their first Class A state tournament in four years, the Havre Blue Ponies gave Corvallis all the top-seeded Blue Devils could handle in the opening round. Unfortunately for Havre, it wasn't quite enough. In the opening round of the state tournament Thursday in Bozeman, the Blue Ponies had a tough match against the Corvallis Blue Devils, and Havre fell to the Western A champions by scores of 25-17, 25-20, 25-27 and 25-21. In the end, HHS head coach Tamecia Jarvis...
An originally tied vote in a Fort Belknap Indian Community Council election has led to the incumbent conceding the race to his challenger. Incumbent River Assiniboine District Representative Nathaniel Mount during a special session of the council Tuesday conceded the race to his challenger, Daniel Horn. The race was declared tied 171-171 in an unofficial election result released about the Nov. 5 election. When four recounts using the official ballot-counting machine came up with different results each time, the Fort Belknap...
4:35 p.m. The Montana Department of Justice has canceled an Amber Alert on three children taken from Great Falls. The release said the three Demontigny children were found safe. Details on their being found were not avaialable in the release. Updated about 12 p.m. Montana Department of Justice has issued an Amber Alert for three children, two girls and a boy, taken during the night in Great Falls, possibly by noncustodial parents with a history of drug use and violence. The...
Press release Sarah Siderius has joined Allied Investment Advisors, which has offices in Billings and Conrad and serves clients throughout Montana, including in Havre, Chinook and the surrounding communities, as director of client relations and marketing. Siderius' areas of responsibility will include the firm's client experience strategy, marketing and communications, and fostering and developing client relationships. She brings extensive experience to her position at...
Havre Public Schools heard from well-known rapper and Native dancer Christian Parrish Takes The Gun, known professionally as Supaman, as part of Native American Heritage Month and World Kindness Day Wednesday. Supaman shared Native American culture with the children as part of Havre Public Schools' participation in Native American Heritage Month. He said that people who live in Montana are going to come across Native people and Native American history is American history....
The group working to get Havre into the state Montana Main Street program, The Downtown Havre Matters! board, met Tuesday and not only discussed progress and future projects, but also is asking the public and business for feedback on what they would like to see in downtown Havre. Debbie Vandeberg, Havre/Hill County Preservation Commission member and Art and Beautification Committee chair, and Erica Farmer of Havre Historic Properties, historic preservation committee and the...
The drawings for the third annual Montana Actors Theatre’ 24-Hour Play Festival is set for Friday in Viszla Brewing followed by playwriting and rehearsals with the productions Saturday at The Little Theatre in Montana State University-Northern's Cowan Hall. “What it is, you get a bunch of writers, a bunch of directors and a bunch of actors and you give them 24 hours — they have to build a play and perform it,” MAT artistic director Grant Olson said. “So the night of the drawing, which is Friday night, we have all the direc...
Havre Police Department Someone at the police station Wednesday at 8:12 a.m. reported the theft of a SCRAM continuous alcohol monitoring bracelet. -- Jesse Shane Valdez of Havre, 24, was arrested on charges of burglary of a residence, criminal mischief vandalism, trespass to property and disorderly conduct, after a caller on Pike Street reported Wednesday at 8:31 a.m. that a man had kicked a door in. -- A caller at a Second Street business reported two possibly intoxicated...
Miles Pendleton Moen, 36, passed away from colon cancer November 9, 2019, at Northern Montana Care Center in Havre, Montana. A memorial service for Miles will be held at 11:00 a.m. November 16, 2019, at Grace Chapel at the Northern Montana Care Center with burial at the Highland Cemetery following the service. Miles was born July 19, 1983, in Havre, Montana to Elaine and Phillip Moen. He graduated from Havre High School in 2001. Miles attended Montana State University in Bozem...
Ardyce Mildred Jones, 87, passed away peacefully at the Northern Montana Care Center Monday, November 11, 2019. Cremation has taken place and a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with her arrangements. Please visit Ardyce’s online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at htp://www.hollandbonine.com ....
From Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Montana’s watercraft inspection stations set another record for boats inspected in 2019. More than 112,00 watercraft have been inspected so far this year, surpassing last year’s number by 3,000 inspections. Inspectors have intercepted 16 boats with invasive mussels coming into the state. AIS monitoring crews have surveyed 300 unique waterbodies for aquatic invasive plants and animals. No mussel veligers or adult mussels were detected in the waters of Montana this year. That news has pro...
A front-page story in Wednesday’s edition of the Havre Daily News released by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Eastern Washington about forfeiture of property in a methamphetamine criminal case was unclear about the investigation of the cases. Havre-based Tri-Agency Task Force did the primary investigations in the case that led to 11 sentences and forfeiture of $163,500. Tri-Agency Task Force received the Outstanding Enforcement Prevention Treatments Efforts on Tribal Land award for its work on the case....
Editor, It was with amusement that I read the Havre Daily News article Oct. 7 quoting Rep. Jacob Bachmeier, D-Havre, basically blasting Public Service Commissioner Randy Pinocci for having an opinion Bachmeier didn’t like, and expressing that opinion. For those of you that don’t know Randy, he is anything except unopinionated. He delivers on his promise to be non-partisan in attacking anyone suspected wrongdoing. I am a lifelong Democrat and proud of it. I even supported Randy’s opponent in the last election. But havin...
November is not only National Veterans Month but also National Family Caregivers Month, a time to recognize and thank the more than 40 million family caregivers in the U.S. This November, we should honor and pay respect to both: those who served our country in uniform and the hidden heroes caring for our veterans at home. There are about 20 million veterans in the U.S., with the majority having served during the Vietnam Era. More than 90,213 veterans live in Montana. Additionally, Montana has the second highest per-capita...
From Montana Department of Commerce HELENA — The Department of Commerce announced investments in eight tribal economic and business development organizations — one for each tribal government in Montana. The investments, totaling $160,000, will support business services for tribal entrepreneurs through the Native American Business Advisors program at the Department of Commerce. Services available through the program include assisting tribal entrepreneurs in writing business plans, guidance for applying for the Indian Equ...
The Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team is right in the middle of what head coach Chris Mouat referred to as a "gauntlet" before the season began. The gauntlet started with an exhibition game loss at the University of Montana, and will end with an exhibition game at Montana State University. But in between, the Skylights have looked awfully good on their three-game home stand, and they hope, Friday afternoon's capper on the homestead is more of the same....
There were a lot of really good high school volleyball teams along the Hi-Line and in our area this fall. But at the end of the divisonal tournament weekend, only one was left standing. Starting today in Bozeman, the Fort Benton Longhorns will compete in the Class C state tournament, as the champion of the Northern C. Fort Benton lost just two regular season matches this season, and only two teams all year have beaten the Longhorns - District 7C rival Belt, and Chinook....
For the second time in the last three years, the Montana State University-Northern women's cross country team will be represented at the national meet. Northern freshman Allison Tigert found out Tuesday night that she has received an at-large berth to the NAIA national championships, which will be run next weekend in Washington. Tigert becomes just the second Skylights to ever compete at nationals. Former Havre Blue Pony and current Northern senior Rachel David raced in the 20...
