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After much needed moisture, the Big Flat received a bit in the form of wet snow this past week. As of this Sunday, another spring storm came through dropping a bit more. One would say April showers make good grain, but most farmers and ranchers in the area are saying, "We'll take whatever we can get, in whatever form we can get!" At school, the younger kiddos were happy to have one last fling with the snow, and make some snowmen and run and play in it. They will be happy to get back to school...
The Blaine County Wildlife Museum Board invites area residents to save the date of Saturday, May 15 and plan to participate in the Wildlife Museum's annual dinner from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. The annual banquet and auction held every spring is the most significant fundraising event for the museum. This year's dinner will be a take-out only affair that includes beef brisket, salads, and a dessert. For the ticket price, purchasers will not only receive the meal but will also gain admission into the museu...
Although Gracie Warburton won't graduate from Chinook High School until 2022, she has launched her own photography business, Big Sky Photography Studios. She was motivated to turn what started as a hobby into a business because she wishes to make a better life for herself and doesn't want to be "stuck" doing something in her life that doesn't bring her satisfaction. Warburton began taking pictures while she was in the fifth grade after she received her first phone as a Christmas gift from her...
The Harlem FFA is in the midst of a five week trap shoot series to generate funds for travel expenses. All trips have been made for the current school year so the proceeds will be used for the 2021-22 school year. Some of the money generated will be used for awards to be given out during the final shoot of the season on May 14. The Harlem FFA Chapter is under the direction of Harlem High School Ag Teacher Lisa Hamilton. There are currently 12 active members. Andrew Rasmussen is the President, Za...
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted 988 as a new three-digit number to be used nationwide to reach the National Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Crisis Lifeline, starting July 16, 2022. Until then, customers must continue to dial 1-800-273-TALK to reach the Lifeline. For 988 to work properly in our area code, and in several other area codes and states around the country, 10-digit local dialing needs to be implemented. What is Changing? All telephone customers may begin dialing 10 digits (area code + telephone number)...
Anyone interest in running for a City Office in the September 14th Primary Election can file a Declaration of Nomination form at the Blaine County Clerk & Recorder’s Office beginning Thursday, April 22, 2021. The Declaration of Nomination form will be accepted through Monday, June 21, 2021. The City offices that are up for elections are as follows: CITY OF CHINOOK Mayor- 4 year term Council person West Ward-4 year term Council person East Ward-4 year term CITY OF HARLEM Mayor—4 year term Council person West Ward—4 year term Council perso...
Harlem Library The Book Challenge for April is to read a book in a different format than you usually read, such as ebook, audio book, graphic novel. The library board of trustees meeting is April 28, 4:15 in the library meeting room. Virtual Story Time is held each Tuesday at 10 A.M. via Facebook Live. Parents are invited to register their preschool children in the “1000 Books Before Kindergarten” program. Contact the library for more information. Check out digital devices including hotspots, iPads and laptops. Friends of Pool/Park Friends of t...
April is always a fast-paced month at the legislature, and this year is no different. The Senate has been busy voting on a lot of bills that covered a wide variety of topics. I am confident that the bills we passed will improve lives of Montana’s in many ways, however nothing is perfect. This past week the Senate passed two critical appropriations bills that will help our state move past the pandemic and sustain prosperity for decades to come. As we decided what to do with the federal stimulus money, Republican leaders in Helena, unlike W...
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Gene Billmayer attended the Big Flat Cemetery meeting at the Catholic Church on Monday evening to discuss this years plans for the three cemeteries on the Big Flat. Anita Reed was out to help Mom Krass during the week. Loretta Beck attended the Community Development meeting at the Turner School Friday. Darwin and Betty Zellmer visited at the Wallace Beck home on Sunday. They enjoyed a couple of games of cards while there. Gene Billmayer was in Havre Monday for a dental appointment. Loretta Beck attended a Baby Shower for Lindsey Obrecht on...
Beloved mother and wife, Diane Marlene Collins, passed into heaven from her home in Chinook, Montana on the morning of April 12, 2021, with her daughter and husband by her side. Cremation has taken place. Diane was born on August 7, 1946 to Bernard "Barney" and Margaret "Peggy" (Kjos) Bliler. Sisters Debi, Karen, and brother Kenny soon followed. Diane attended school in Livingston graduated with the Park High class of 1964. After graduation, Diane met a handsome red-headed fellow by the name of... Full story
Well the weather sure turned on us again. Snow, sleet, rain… it just can’t seem to decide what it wants to do. We need the moisture desperately if we are going to get through this year without fires popping up all over the state, but I wish it would just pick one and not give us all three. Virginia Olson got 400 in Jacks while playing pinochle here on Tuesday. Way to go Virginia. Irene Gauthier won the Blackout in Bingo on Thursday. Good job Irene. We have music on Fridays from 10 a.m. till noon; it’s good to hear them play for us again. Pleas...
Take part in The Book Challenge for April by reading a book in a different format that you usually read. For instance, you may wish to read a digital ebook or listen to an audio book. You may want to try a graphic novel or a large print book! We have a display for you to choose from and we can get you started on MTLibrary2Go. The library board of trustees will hold their regular meeting April 28, 4:15 P.M. in the library meeting room. The members of the board include Jack Young, Valerie VanVoast, Teresa Cornell, Lori Owens, and Linda Tangen....
The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday, April 26th at 4:00 p.m. In the library meeting room. We have 2 new non-fiction books available this week. “The Agitators” by Dorothy Wickenden is the story of three friends who fought for abolition and women’s rights. “Every Day is a Gift” is the remarkable story of U.S. Senator and Iraq War veteran Tammy Duckworth. New fiction this week includes: “Northern Spy” by Flynn Berry, “Good Company” by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeny, “Eternal” by Lisa Scottoline, “Th...
In an effort to keep the community informed about progress with their improvement projects, the Friends of the Pool and Park Foundation is publishing a quarterly newsletter. The first issue circulated during the second week of April. Dedicated to the preservation and development of the Ensign Sweet Memorial Park and the Chinook City Pool, the Foundation is actively working towards the betterment of those two facilities. According to Foundation President Heather DePriest, "Whether you lived in...
With snow falling earlier this week and temperatures not exactly ideal for spring sports it's hard to believe that the post season for High School Track and Field is just two weeks away. As such the four local teams will be working hard to prepare in just a short amount of time. The Chinook Sugarbeeters and Harlem Wildcats went west this past Saturday to compete at the Choteau Acantha Track and Field Meet while the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds headed south to the Fergus Invitational in...
The Chinook Sugarbeeter boys and girls golf teams were in Great Falls this past Friday to compete in the Belt Invitational Golf Meet held at Anaconda Hills Golf Course. The 'Beeter contingent turned in a fine effort with the Boys team finishing second in the team standings, while also qualifying three individuals for the State C Golf Tournament in Bozeman on May 18-19. Seniors Crystal Hofer and Hailey Bell will again represent the 'Beeters at the State Meet. Hofer finished second on Saturday...
WALKING DOWN MEDIEVAL TIMES... The fifth and sixth grade students of Mrs. Elissa Zellmer recently studied Medieval History and as a fun hands on project, the students were asked to construct a castle from that era. The entire school was fascinated by the quality and the thought process that went into each project. The castles were on display in the school cafeteria a short time ago. Mrs. Zellmer concluded, "The students worked very hard to add details to their projects. Each one was unique and...
