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  • CCHS competes at Elks Invitational

    Updated May 3, 2018

    Glendive Elks Invitational Saturday, April 28 Mens 100 Meters 21) Caleb Fix, 12.56 22) Max Larson, 12.57 42) David Ashbrook, 13.25 46) Mick O’Connor, 13.68 200 Meters 17) Caleb Fix, 25.54 19) Max Larson, 25.78 34) David Ashbrook, 27.97 35) Mick O’Connor, 28.21 400 Meters 8) Caleb Fix, 56.36 1600 Meters 12) David Ashbrook, 5:12.35 110m Hurdles 10) Wyatt Kittelmann, 18.92 300m Hurdles 9) Wyatt Kittelmann, 47.26 4x100 Relay 10) Carter County, 50.12 (Caleb Fix, Mick O’Connor, Wyatt Kittelmann, Max Larson) Shot Put Mick O’Connor,...

  • Memories

    Loyd Townsend|Updated May 3, 2018

    I would like to share one comment as I begin; Bill Lavell and Madlon Brence mentioned one individual, Lee Bair, recently in their articles and it brought back my memories of this man. As I remember, he had lost a leg and became a salesman. As Madlon reports, Lee sold for Minnesota Woolen. Around 1950 or 1951, he came to our apartment where he measured and sold me a pair of dress trousers from Minnesota Woolen, which were delivered later with a perfect fit. I will now reflect on some past neighbors, Frank and Clara Nies, who...

  • Bright Ideas

    Updated May 3, 2018

    My husband does the grocery shopping, but for decades I’ve provided him with a typed or computer generated grocery list. I may allow him to add to the list, but I always hope the store can provide all the other essentials I list. We went to Miles City and Baker last week, with lists for each town. I had an appointment with my neurologist to have Botox shots in my right hand, arm, and neck. The eye doctor was also in the building, and she had warned me macular degeneration was a problem with MS patients, so I needed to see h...

  • Local 4-H programs help donate books to Africa

    Updated May 3, 2018

    MSU Fallon/Carter Extension and 4-H youth from Carter and Fallon Counties invite everyone to participate in their 4-H service project, Books for Africa. Books For Africa (BFA) is the largest shipper of donated educational materials to the African continent in the world. They have shipped more than 34 million books to 49 different African nations since they were founded in 1988. BFA will sort all collected books by subject and reading level at Minnesota and Georgia warehouses to prepare for shipment. BFA then ships the packed...

  • 4-H volunteer recognition

    multiple authors|Updated Apr 26, 2018

    by Elin Kittelmann, County Agent; Kodie Olsen, 4-H Program Assistant National Volunteer Appreciation Week has come and gone, but success of local 4-H programs is a result of the dedication of leaders throughout the year. Over the last month, employees at the extension office have taken time to reflect on how valuable local 4-H leaders are. They have built successful 4-H programs in both Carter and Fallon Counties. They have had a positive impact on area youth and have helped...

  • CCHS prom this Saturday

    The junior class will be hosting Carter County High School prom this Saturday, April 28. The public is invited to attend grand march at 8:00 p.m. The king and queen will be crowned following grand march and prom will continue for high school students and their guests until midnight....

  • Dedicated service

    Updated Apr 26, 2018

    A gathering to celebrate the longtime service of two Ekalaka Area EMTs was held prior to the health fair review at Carter County Events Center last Wednesday. Linda Ziettlow, left, retired from service after spending 24 years as an EMT. Tom Carroll, right, logged an impressive 25. Both will be missed by Dahl Memorial staff, their fellow EMTs, and the entire community....

  • Collection Corner

    Sabre Moore|Updated Apr 19, 2018

    Gwenith Schultz, museum receptionist and historian completed the first phase of the Eagle Archive project on Friday, April 6, 2018. The project began in 2005 with volunteers including Jeane Koefelda. Gwen continued the work in 2008 and has been the lead staff member on the project ever since. The workflow relied heavily on the ability of the museum to fund the project throughout the years and was completed with the assistance of grants including one from the Montana Community...

  • A tribute to Ernest Tooke

    Bill Lavell|Updated Apr 19, 2018

    I don’t remember when I first met Ernest Tooke. I don’t believe that he went to grade school in Ekalaka, but I might be wrong. So when I arrived at CCHS, as a freshman, he was a junior in the same grade as my sister, Bertha. I’m sure that I knew him before that. Of course, everyone knew the Tookes, Feek and Faye and all the others along with their families. Ernie, as we called him then, was definitely one of the boys and a very popular one at that. All of the guys liked him immensely and he was very much a ladies man as we...

  • Memories

    Loyd Townsend|Updated Apr 19, 2018

    With my article about the Ekalaka Independent Basketball Tournaments giving information about scores, players, referees, businesses, etc., I never presented who placed in the top four during those nine years. I will include it at the bottom of this article and, as you will see, there were some close games and high scores. In the list of individual high scoring games published previously, I overlooked Dan Marinkovich who scored thirty five in a game in 1956 and was an all tourney player that year. Marinkovich was a teacher...

  • Hazel Padden/Sara Kerr/Minneclair Hoff Memorial Scholarship

    Updated Apr 19, 2018

    The Hazel Padden/Sara Kerr/Minneclair Hoff Memorial Scholarship is available for students who are continuing their education. It will be awarded to one Fallon County recipient and one Carter County recipient. The scholarship application can be found on the Fallon/Carter County Extension website at http://www.msuextension.org/falloncarter/homemakers.html. Scholarship applications need to be turned into the Extension Office by May 1st, 2018. For more information, contact the Fallon/Carter Extension Office at 406-778-7110 or...

  • PART III-C

    multiple authors|Updated Apr 19, 2018

    by Sherry Farwell, Ned Summers & Marguerite Goeders Rozelle ENTERTAINMENT Prior to any central human-made facilities in Sykes-Belltower, socialization within the community was restricted primarily to those events that could be held at individual homes or outdoor locations during the summer. An invitation to someone's home was highly regarded as an important opportunity to dress up for both the sharing of meals and conversations, known collectively as "visiting" your...

  • Food bank receives donation

    Updated Apr 19, 2018

    From March 6 to April 6, Dawg House Pub owners Chris and Grace Jardee organized a food drive to benefit Carter County Food Bank. For each item donated, donors were eligible to enter to win a $250 Visa gift card from Dawg House Pub. Drive donations totaled 186 items. The pub matched that, bringing the total number of items donated to 372. Jardees delivered the goods at the food bank earlier this week and local Abbey Bruski won the $250 gift card....

  • Third Quarter Honor Roll

    Updated Apr 12, 2018

    A HONOR ROLL (3.5 GPA or higher) Claire Callahan Caleb Fix Seth Kennedy Kari Kittelmann Whitney Kittelmann Wyatt Kittelmann Hannah LaBree Heather LaBree Heidi LaBree Tylee Loehding Mick O’Connor Tyra O’Connor Jaden Pardee Jared Pardee Rose Rychner Ryan Rychner Darin Schallenberger Ashley Schmid Kennedy Tooke Kenzie Tooke Tori Tooke Turner Tooke Cameron Wolenetz Sean Wolenetz B HONOR ROLL (3.0 - 3.49 GPA) Brennen Bonsell Kyleigh Bonsell Lauryn DeFrance Katy Ivy Cardell Laughery Joseph McHenry Emily O’Connell Adrian Rios Amaya...

  • Bright Ideas

    Lois Lambert|Updated Apr 12, 2018

    That’s right, it happened again; snow, wind and hazardous driving conditions postponed the medical appointment to deal with my trygeminal nerve pain in the lower right jaw. That happened in January, February, but we mistakenly thought April would be safe. We should have remembered the year Katie tried to come home from Billings on spring break; we followed her all the way from Miles City to be sure she made it safely. Driving conditions were questionable in Ekalaka, on April 5, but got worse the farther west you went. We w...

  • Local FFA chapter travels to state convention

    Jaelee Strangford, CCHS FFA reporter|Updated Apr 12, 2018

    The FFA season is winding down for the year as the 88th Annual State FFA Convention was held in Billings from April 4 through April 7. Eleven CCHS FFA members attended, competing in five different Career Development Events (CDEs), including Agronomy, Farm Business Management, Livestock, Mechanics, and Parliamentary Procedure. In the Agronomy CDE: Kyleigh Bonsell placed 21st; Cameron Wolenetz - 92nd; Caleb Fix - 142nd, and the team finished 18th overall. In the FBM CDE: Hannah...

  • Check out the new Carter Charter!

    Updated Apr 12, 2018

    Grant money from the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and a twenty percent county match recently allowed Carter County to purchase a new Carter Charter. Harold Burch, left, drove to Billings on April 5 and met with MDT to pick up the 2018 Toyota Sienna LE van. The van comfortably seats six passengers. At right is another Carter Charter driver, Sam Castleberry....

  • Ernest "Ernie" Tooke

    Updated Apr 6, 2018

    A funeral service for Ernest "Ernie" Tooke, 81, of Ekalaka, MT, will be 10:00 a.m., Saturday, April 7, 2018 at Stevenson Funeral Home, Ekalaka with Jesse LaBree officiating. Burial will take place in Beaver Lodge Cemetery. Visitation for Ernie will be from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday, April 6 at Stevenson Funeral Home, Ekalaka. Ernie passed away Tuesday, April 3, 3018 at Dahl Memorial in Ekalaka, MT. Ernest Earl Tooke was born December 18, 1936 to Chandler (Feek) and...

  • BLM Artifact Roadshows mark Montana Archaeology Month

    Updated Apr 5, 2018

    (MILES CITY, Mont.) – Bring your favorite fossil, rock, artifact or relic to any of the upcoming Artifact Roadshows in Miles City or Ekalaka and see if a professional can help answer your questions. April is “Montana Archaeology Month” and the Bureau of Land Management is supporting the Montana Archaeological Society with several public events for Big Sky history enthusiasts. BLM archaeologists will be available at the annual Artifact Roadshows where the public is welcome to bring items from their personal collections to be...

  • Memories

    Loyd Townsend|Updated Apr 5, 2018

    I am going to throw several different memories of individuals, tourney games, and records during those tourney years into my article this week. My last article had information about Carsten Loken. Many of you may not remember, but he was known more as "Dutch" Loken. I also want to state that girls high school basketball had not started when I was a referee. When I was in grade school, we played the high school girls-the game was different then. There were six players, three...

  • Myrna (Loken) Metz

    Updated Apr 5, 2018

    Myrna Ellen Metz (Loken) passed away on March 29, 2018 of natural causes in Seattle, WA (where she had moved from Billings, MT in 2015). She was born in Belle Fourche, South Dakota on November 22nd, 1928 to Mary Lee Richardson and Lorenz Anderson. Myrna was the oldest of five siblings including Wilbur Anderson, Wayne Anderson, Lorene Rowland, and Lee Arbuckle. Myrna spent her early years on a small ranch and attending school in Colony, Wyoming. Her father Lorenz passed away when she was nine years old. In 1942, her mother...

  • Health fair review slated for April 18

    Dahl Memorial Healthcare Association's Annual Health Fair Review will be held on Wednesday, April 18 at Carter County Events Center. Lab results will be available for pick up at 4:00 p.m. Dale Diede, PA-C is scheduled to speak at 6:00 p.m., and a guest speaker has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Ekalaka Bible Church will offer a free-will donation supper from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m...

  • Gianforte staff member here next week

    Updated Apr 5, 2018

    Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte announced that a member of his staff will conduct mobile office hours in Carter County on Monday, April 9. Tayla Snapp from Gianforte’s staff will be at Carter County Courthouse, inside the court room, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Area residents are invited to visit with Snapp, Gianforte’s Eastern Montana Representative, and share their views, questions, or concerns regarding the federal government. These comments will then be shared with Congressman Gianforte. Residents may also inquire abo...

  • Blood drive numbers down again

    Updated Apr 5, 2018

    The Ekalaka community blood drive held last week was slow. The goal for units produced has not been met the last few times a drive has been held in Ekalaka. In total, seventeen units of blood were produced by 15 donors who attended. There was one deferral. Of the 15 donors, eight were walk-ins while seven had appointments. Two door prizes were given. Betty Carroll won a $25 gift certificate to Wagon Wheel Cafe and Barb Elmore won a tee-shirt. Organizers encourage everyone to donate at the next drive, scheduled for May 22 at...

  • See you in Vegas

    Updated Mar 29, 2018

    Around forty people attended the Carter County Geological Society Founder's Day event held on March 15 at the Events Center. After a dinner, Ken and Theresa Howie provided updates on the progress of their documentary, Feek's Vision. The trailer for the film was also shown. Feek's Vision is the story of Feek Tooke and the Tooke bucking horses; horses with champion-producing bloodlines that have impacted the history of rodeo and still play a strong role today. As excitement buil...

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