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  • For the Record, March 26, 2014

    Updated Mar 26, 2014

    Havre Police Department A two-vehicle, noninjury motor vehicle crash was investigated after officers responded to a 1:50 p.m. Tuesday call from 15th Street. ——— Officers investigated a 3:09 p.m. Tuesday complaint at the police department about someone using the complainant’s phone number and date of birth. ——— Officers investigated a 3:21 p.m. Tuesday call from 9th Street about a bus violation. ——— Officers investigated a 3:31 p.m. Tuesday call from 8th Street about the calling party’s front door being kicked in. ——— Jordan...

  • Northern Student elections in full swing

    John Paul Schmidt|Updated Mar 26, 2014

    Voting for the student senate elections for the Associate Students of Montana State University-Northern will begin Tuesday. Students can still sign up to run for student senate until Friday. As of 4 p.m. Tuesday, there was no competition for positions on the senate, leaving six students running unopposed. Andrew Potter is running for the position of student senate president, a position currently occupied by Annie Kling. Potter, Eric Neal and Joseph Vernon are the only current senate members running for re-election as of...

  • Olive L. (Reed) Cresswell Watson

    Updated Mar 26, 2014
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    HARLEM - Olive L. (Reed) Cresswell Watson, 92, died March 22, at Liberty Medical Center in Chester. The fu­neral will be 2 p.m. Friday, March 28, at United Methodist Church in Harlem and burial at Harlem Cemetery. A reception will be held at Harlem Senior Center. Arrangements are by Rock­man Funeral Home, Chester. Memorials may be made to Harlem Senior Center, the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line or the charity of the donor's choice. Olive was born May 23, 1921, in Harlem t...

  • 20 Havre students awarded scholarships

    John Paul Schmidt|Updated Mar 26, 2014

    Twenty Havre High School juniors were awarded $1,000 scholarships Tuesday, to attend Montana State University-Northern, at a banquet to honor their hard work and vigor. Leadership High School, a program that sent high school students to various organizations and businesses Tuesday to job shadow employees, was created by the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce 14 years ago. Debbie Vanderberg, the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce, was the first to speak at the LHS...

  • Name of murder victim released

    John Paul Schmidt|Updated Mar 26, 2014
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    Thirty-five-year-old Dawn Marie Beeman was the victim of the murder Sunday night that prompted Havre police to take Jordan Carlson into custody. Carlson, 25, was arrested after officers responded to an 8 p.m. Sunday call about a disturbance at 620 1st Ave. Apt. 3. Havre police released the name Tuesday afternoon after withholding in earlier press releases about the case. Carlson was arrested on a charge of deliberate homicide after officers and emergency medical personnel found Beeman dead at the apartment. Acting Havre...

  • Tony Belcourt signs plea agreement

    Tim Leeds|Updated Mar 26, 2014
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    Another defendant in a string of cases alleging fraud and embezzlement at Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation — this one a Chippewa Cree Tribe official and former state legislator — has agreed to plead guilty. Chippewa Cree Construction Corp. CEO Tony Belcourt, a former tribal council member and former Democratic state representative, signed a plea deal filed in federal court Tuesday, in cases alleging bribery and fraud and embezzlement of money intended to build a new multi-million dollar clinic and a project to provide water...

  • All-stars set to put on a show at HIT

    Daniel Horton|Updated Mar 26, 2014

    This time of year most prep athletes are gearing up for the start of the spring sports seasons. But before track, softball, and tennis get too far into their schedules, standout basketball players are still competing on the hardwood at tournaments all over the state. The annual Hi-Line Invitational Tournament returns to the Montana State University-Northern campus this weekend. Several area standouts, both boys and girls, will play at the 28th annual HIT at the Armory Gymnasiu...

  • Local Bowling Report: Local bowling season begins to wind down

    Ken Brubaker|Updated Mar 26, 2014

    Here are results from the last week of bowling at Hi-Line Lanes and K-Lines in Rudyard. SUNDAY KEGLERS: Creative Leisure 842, 2495; C. Holden 203, 523; K. Surber 224, 243, 216, 683. Other Honors: J. Lynnes 233,235, 635; J.Burrington 215, 604; M. Hamilton 223, 215, 620; R. Surber 237, 215, 633; P. Newton 213; D. Denny 225, 205, 609; N. Turner 232, 609;J. Stiles 203. SPLITS: J. Burrington 5-7. 1st place is Creative Leisure. MONDAY STRAIGHTAWAY MIXED: E-1 Towing 691, 2581; K. Surber 256, 226, 236, 213, 931. Other Honors: K....

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  • Local cagers earn prep honors

    George Ferguson|Updated Mar 26, 2014

    Basketball season is over but more and more accolades are pouring in from across the Hi-Line. Recently, the District 1B and 2B released their All-Conference lists, and many area players were honored. In District 1B boys, Rocky Boy’s Desmond Parker was named Second-Team All-Conference. Parker, a senior, earned All-Conference honors for the third straight season. From the 1B, Choteau’s Wyatt Pannabecker, Fairfield’s Morgan Schenk and Shelby’s Tyler White were named Class B...