Your Community Builder
Your Community Builder
Sorted by date Results 1 - 11 of 11
On October 22nd, the Puptown Wranglers held their first meeting for the new 4-H year at the Carter County Event Center. During the roll call, members were asked about their favorite type of pizza. The group also voted on service activities for the year and elected officers after volunteering for the positions. On November 12th, the Puptown Wranglers held their monthly meeting at the Carter County Event Center. Before the meeting, the members played the game Four Corners. During the roll call, everyone shared the name of...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on a draft revision to the Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program Strategic Plan (UGBEP). The comment deadline has been extended from Nov. 30 to Dec. 30. Extending the comment period provides additional opportunity for the public to read the plan and provide comment specific to the Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program. Comments specific to upland game bird season setting and regulations should be directed to FWComm@mt.gov on behalf of the Fish and Wildlife Commission. T...
submitted by Anthony Gunderson The days were getting shorter, and the weather began to get colder. Winter? Yes, but something else, something I look forward to every year, hunting season. I can still remember being twelve and living in Rapid City, that year was my first deer. I came down to Baker, like many hunters from all around do and learned how to shoot a gun. I can still remember my grandpa steadying the gun when my hands started to shake when I saw the deer that would be mine. I ate that deer, and deer meat is still on...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, it was interesting reading a blurb about ‘doing our role’, encouraged by 1 Peter 4:10 where it says, “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace.” It unveiled how two little girls wanted leading roles in a play, but they ended up being ‘flowers’, which meant they did vital but not-so-high-profile work but were excited for their friends and enjoyed cheering them on, also sharing in their excitement. It went on to shar...
As another general season deer and elk season ends, many hunters are contemplating robbing a bank or at least a convenience store to make ends meet AND stay within the hunting budget their wives have given them. You see, phonier than any hunting or fishing story you have ever heard is the myth that hunting saves money. At our house, the hunters definitely boost the local economy and the economy of several brick and mortar sporting goods stores and a couple online sites. I figure that every meal of wild game we consume costs...
Funeral Service for Darrell Johnson, 89, of Baker was held November 27, 2023 with Pastor Mike Davis officiating at Stevenson Funeral Home in Baker. Burial is at Bonnievale Cemetery. Darrell Eugene Johnson passed away at home on November 18, 2023. He was born to Llewell and Theresa Johnson on October 31, 1934. Darrell grew up on the family ranch with his 3 siblings, Llewell Jr., DuWayne and Reva. Darrell and Marge Holman were married on November 16, 1955. To this union a son Co...
The Carter County Museum will host Montana Conversation "Hazel Hunkins of Montana: Continuing the Fight for Women's Rights" with Kevin Kooistra on December 6, 2023. The program is at the museum, 306 N Main Street, beginning at 7 p.m.. The presentation is free and open to the public. Funding for Montana Conversations is provided by Humanities Montana through grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities United We Stand Initiative, Montana's Cultural Trust, and private...
The Montana Supreme Court recently ruled against Montana county governments in a dispute over the Montana Department of Revenue's authority to order the full collection of the 95-mill state-level school equalization levy, a formerly obscure piece of tax bills that became a flashpoint this fall as state and local officials contended with frustration over rising property taxes. The ruling means that the 49 of 56 Montana counties that chose to collect a lower, 77.9-mill rate on...
Several members of Carter County High School Class of 1987 gathered at the Dawg House Pub on Friday, November 24, for an impromptu class reunion. Those who were able to meet, share stories and reminisce were, from left to right, Calvin Dean, Cathy (Castleberry) Frye, Lance Ziettlow, Mark Bruski, Delbert Jardee, Justin Johnstone, and J.O. Tooke. They were also joined by J.O.'s wife Kim, Delbert's friend Leslie Hannesson, and schoolmate Barry Blair (CCHS class of '86). It was a...
At a recent board meeting, Montana High School Association announced realignment for 8-Man football. The board approved the St Regis-Mullan (Idaho) co-op sponsorship and placed the team in the 8-Man Western division. The board also approved moving Twin Bridges up from 6-Man to 8-Man football. Twin Bridges will compete in the South division. The board also approved the proposed realignment for 8-Man football to go to four divisions beginning with the 2024 season. The change...
Both defendants in an assault case in Fallon County have now pleaded guilty to the charges against them, with the sentencing for both individuals being moved to January. Tucker Tooke and Turner Tooke were both charged with assault with a weapon, a felony, following an incident that occurred outside of Baker last year. Tucker pleaded guilty to the charges against him on Sept. 26 while Turner changed his plea to guilty on Nov. 7. Tucker was originally scheduled to be sentenced...
