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The Alzada Community Club is inviting everyone to attend an upcoming event at the community hall. Saturday, May 27th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. there will be a rummage sale, simple lunch and bake sale. While the club had originally hoped to have a live auction on this date, there were not enough high-dollar items received to warrant an auctioneer. So instead, there will be a rummage sale where anyone can bring anything they would like to sell, like a garage sale. Whether it is som...
This will be the third year for Alzada's Tricks and Treats Halloween event. The event was the brainchild of Miranda Hendrickson and Catherine Richards back in 2019. The idea behind it was to have an indoor Trunk-or-Treat style event which has gained in popularity in recent years. Having the event indoors reduces concerns over unpredictable fall weather and the need to wear snowsuits underneath costumes. The event was not held in 2020 but resumed last year. Kids only have to...
October 1st found almost 70 people at the Alzada Community Hall celebrating the arrival of fall and the coming together of community. Doors opened at 4 o'clock with games inside and outside provided by Ashlee Thomas. She also headed up Alzada Community Club's last-minute silent auction which brought in almost $300. It was a great time to relax, visit and enjoy the beautiful weather. It rained in the morning which led to a cool, windless evening perfect for sitting outside...
The Alzada Community Club held a meeting on July 25th at the Alzada Community Hall. Several community members participated in the meeting. With no previous meeting minutes to be read the group jumped into current agenda items. A financial update was given by Miranda Hendrickson, secretary-treasurer, that included current funds available as well as a summary of withdrawals and deposits made so far this year. It was decided that the hall rental fee will be raised from $30 to...
On Monday, July 25th at 5 p.m. there will be a public meeting at the Alzada Community Hall. The meeting will be followed by a potluck. The Alzada Community Club will be providing the main course of pulled pork sandwiches as well as chips and drinks. Everyone in the community is welcome and encouraged to attend both the meeting and the potluck. It has been several years since the club held a meeting. With several items needing to be discussed and voted on, the board members fel...
The schoolhouse in Alzada is one of only a few one-room schoolhouses left in the country. Montana has more one-room schoolhouses than any other state in the U.S. During the 2013-2014 academic year, there were 200 operating throughout the country; 67 of those were in Montana. By comparison, there were about 212,000 across the country in 1913. The school was built in 1921 with the first classes being held in January of 1922. Originally there were two large classrooms. Sometime d...
