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We hope you all enjoyed the festivities over the weekend!...
The 3rd annual community dinner and auction to support our Chinook golf course was held on Saturday, August 22. Despite the event being pushed to later in the year due to the pandemic, there was a fantastic crowd present and everyone had a great time. Social distancing was adhered too (due to the fact that we are fortunate enough to have the commercial building locally) which allows enough space to keep everyone at the required distance, while still moving ahead with the much needed fundraiser....
Over the last few years alert "Journal" readers have provided missing information to me for stories in the newspaper. Most recently, a Shelby subscriber identified the artist of the mural in the old Kuhr Clothing Store in downtown Chinook. Other readers have kindly pointed out errors I made in my research or conclusions, giving me a chance to make corrections. Now comes a new mystery and I need some help in solving it-it involves the Chinook Opera House A short history of the Opera House In...
The Chinook Rod & Gun Club will hold its eighth Annual Gun Show this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Commercial Building located at the Blaine County Fairgrounds. The Gun Show is the primary fund raiser for the club and like the previous seven, another great show is lined up for the weekend. The Chinook Rod and Gun Club has cemented itself within Chinook and Blaine County as a fantastic outlet for families to get involved in the outdoors. Through the years the club has hosted several fishing...
The library requires masks or face coverings be worn by everyone ages five and up while in the library. We are trying very hard to keep everyone safe and we ask that you do your part as well. We are still providing curbside service if you do not wish to enter the library or you choose to not wear a mask. Please call to request materials or make arrangements to return materials. The library staff is still sanitizing and keeping materials in quarantine before shelving them. The Harlem Public Library will have a small display set up to celebrate B...
Early next month, KNMC, the radio station broadcasting from MSU-Northern in Havre and dialed in at 90.1 FM on the airwaves, will be staging Rocktober: A KNMC Webstream Rocktacular! The event will take place in the Montana Actors' Theater on the campus of MSU-Northern on Saturday, October 3, beginning at 3:00 p.m. For the past five years, KNMC has been working to create opportunities for musicians of all skill levels to connect and perform around the Hi-Line. Two of KNMC's annual live music...
The Harlem Library Board of Trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting today at 4:15 in the library meeting room. The time to complete the 2020 Census is now! The deadline is September 30. You may complete the survey online at my2020census.gov, by phone at 844-330-2020, or by completing the form you received in the mail. The library staff is here to help you complete your online form or to answer any questions. Remember each person counts! Join Carly every Tuesday at 10 A.M. for Story Time Online via Facebook Live. All kids, big and small,...
“It’s Not Too Late” is this week! September 21-25, we encourage anyone who has not completed the Census to come in and get it done. Anyone who comes to the library and completes the Census will receive a gift certificate to the Creamery or Rads. There are only 7 days left to count residents in the 2020 Census. For every Montana resident counted, the Census estimates the state will receive nearly $2,000 per person each year in federal funding. The $20,000 per person coming into the state over the next decade is used in every Montana count...
September is Library Card Sign Up Month. If you don’t have a library card, you are missing out! You don’t even have to come into the library to take advantage of a library card. With MontanaLibrary2Go you can download eBooks and audio books to your phone, tablet or computer for free. “It’s Not Too Late” week will be September 21-25. During the week we encourage anyone who has not completed the Census to come in and get it done. Anyone who comes to the library and completes the Census will receive a gift certificate to the Creamery or Rads. Wit...
The library board will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, September 23, 4:15 P.M. in the library meeting room. Book Club discussions are held Mondays, 4 P.M via Skype at join.skype.com/OBq8EUM6IEwF or direct links can be found on our Website and Facebook page. We are reading “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.” Carly is hosting virtual Story Time every Tuesday at 10 A.M. via Facebook Live. Story Time is primarily for preschoolers but would be enjoyed by children of all ages! The Book Challenge for September is to read a book wri...
Congratulations to all 4-H participants on your accomplishments....
With less than 30 days left to count residents in the 2020 Census, the Montana Department of Commerce and State Complete Count Committee are urging every Montanan who has not yet responded to the Census to do so before September 30. For every Montana resident counted, the Census estimates the state will receive nearly $2,000 per person each year in federal funding. The $20,000 per person coming into the state over the next decade is used in every Montana county for medical assistance, educational programs, need-based support, infrastructure,...
4 Blaine County 4-H Indoor Project Awards Congratulations to All participants!...
4 Blaine County 4-H Indoor Project Awards Congratulations to all participants!...
The library will leave the Wi-Fi on after hours beginning September 1. With many students needing to do classes online and others needing to access the internet during the pandemic the library feels it is important to provide free Wi-Fi even when the library is not open. Patrons will have to ask for the password at the front desk during our business hours. The library complies with copyright laws. If the library Wi-Fi is used for illegal purposes we will have to turn the Wi-Fi off after hours. The Book Challenge for September is to read a book...
On August 4, 2020 Little Rockies Barrel Racing held their finals at the Vince & Raegan Bell Areana, Harlem, MT. A big thank you goes out to our supporters - CHS Big Sky, Chinook Veterinary Clinic, EZ-Mart and Dusty Schwenke. The results are as follows: OPEN BARRELS 1D Barrels Karlee Meyers Aarianna Henry Judy Geldard Val White Aslin Handy Brittney Cox Finals Karlee Meyers Judy Geldard 2D Barrels Stacy Crasco Katelin Harvey Savanna Jones Katie Marcenko Raegan Bell Rebecca Stroh Finals Maddy...
Congratulations to All 4-H and FFA participants....
Congratulations to all 4-H and FFA participants!...
The library will leave the Wi-Fi on when the library is closed beginning September 1 to assist with a greater need to access the Internet because of the COvid-19 pandemic. Users may obtain the password at the front desk in the library. Please remember the library abides by Copyright Law. If there is any illegal activity using the library Wi-Fi we will be forced to shut the Wi-Fi off after hours. The August Book Challenge is to read a book set in another time. When you complete the challenge please contact the library so your name may be...
The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday August 31st at 4:00 p.m. in the library meeting room. All patrons age 5 and over are required to wear a face covering to enter the building. The library made the decision to continue to require masks regardless of the active case count. It becomes too confusing for many of our patrons if we require masks one day and not the next, so we will continue requiring them until further notice and we thank the public for your cooperation. We require everyone to...
Alert "Journal" reader Shirley Gardipee, who lives in Shelby, read the recent "Journal" (August 5, 2020) story about the unknown artist of the 40-foot long western mural in the old Kuhr Clothing Store in Chinook. She called Daniel Dahl, the new owner of the building and told him, "I know who painted that mural. It was my father-in-law Martin Gardipee, Sr." Daniel shared the message with me. I talked a bit by phone with Shirley, then made a road trip to learn about her father-in-law. Shirley's...
Congratulations to all 4-H and FFA participants....
The White Pine 4-H Club raised some chickens to be auctioned off at the Blaine County Livestock Sale this past weekend. Gus, Charlie and Claire Buck along with their cousin Ethan Klingaman show off their chickens to see who would be the highest bidder and take these lovely creatures home. The funds raised on the sale of the chickens will be used towards maintenance of the 4-H Chuckwagon. A total of $800 was raised for the improvements....
The library has a new service available through our website at www.harlempubliclibrary.org. Niche Academy provides online tutorials on just about any topic including social media, research and study skills, job searching, business resources, genealogical research and so many more. Thanks to the Friends of the Library for supplying this new resource. The Book Challenge for August is to read a book set in another time. We have some options on display for you to choose from. The library has...
