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It was a rocky start to the postseason for Havre North Stars, but the window is still open for a run at a trip to the state tournament. Thursday morning the American Legion North Stars lost in the opening round of the 2013 Northern District baseball tournament in Vauxhall, Alberta. But being a double elimination tournament, the North Stars’ weekend is not over. Medicine Hat defeated the North Stars 10-0 in the opening round, but Havre will try and keep their weekend alive, as they face Tri-County today in a loser-out c...
Soccer is on the rise in Montana, and Havre is making sure it keeps pace with the rest of the state. The U19 Hi-Line United coed team has been crowned state champions two times in the last three years, and local athletes can get in on the action Aug. 5-9 at the Havre High soccer fields, just south of the gymnasium. The United programs are once again teaming up to bring in the British Soccer Camp, the No. 1 youth soccer camp in the United States and Canada. British Soccer Camp...
It’s no secret that Montana State University-Northern women’s basketball coach Chris Mouat has a strong philosophy when it comes to piecing together a non-conference schedule. Mouat wants to play the best teams he can, at home or away, and get his team as many challenges as he can before the start of Frontier Conference play. And with the looks of the 2013-14 Skylight schedule, it’s mission accomplished yet again. Mouat recently announced the completion of this upcoming seaso...
News from The Havre Advertiser on July 25, 1893, was scant for local news except that from Fort Assinniboine. A survey party was out figuring where to cut the military reservation down smaller than it was, there was an accounting of the World’s Fair, the 20th Regiment engaged in battle exercises, the mother of the wife of Captain C. E. Nordstrom of the 10th Calvary had passed away, along with this small article: Assinniboine Items Fort Assinniboine, Mont., July 24, 1893. W...
Havre Police Department Officers responded to a request for assistance made at 10:43 a.m. Wednesday from a 16th Street location in which the caller said a person was violating a protection order. Officers made an arrest, but no details were available. ——— Officers responding to a report at 8:10 p.m. Wednesday that a man was breaking into the house of the caller’s neighbor arrested a 33-year-old Havre man on charges of criminal trespass to property and disorderly conduct. ——— An officer making a motor vehicle stop at 11:47...
Story courtesy of The Missoulian If it felt like a long wait to finally see “Winter in the Blood” at its Montana premiere Saturday in Missoula, imagine how Chaske Spencer feels. The lead actor was attached to the project for upward of a year before filming began on the Smith brothers’ independent adaptation of the late James Welch’s novel. “The research was done, I did all my homework. I was just waiting to shoot,” Spencer said in a phone interview ahead of his trip to Missoula. “I felt like a racer, because you’re already on...
A project intended to create a roadmap for job creation in Montana came to the Hi-Line Thursday, with Gov. Steve Bullock’s Mainstreet Montana Project looking at Indian Country issues at the Fort Belknap Agency. Bullock himself could not attend — the governor was visiting troops in Afghanistan Thursday — but he applauded the roundtable in a press release. “The challenges and opportunities facing tribal nations in Montana are unique and require a thoughtful approach going f...
The fourth annual Kellen Lund Memorial Bike Ride will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m at Pepin Park. The ride was designed to remember Kellen, who died in 2009, when a grain truck struck him while he was walking his bike across the viaduct on 7th Avenue. The ride is also focused on raising driver awareness by reminding the community that everyone shares the road — pedestrians, bikers, and drivers alike. The entire event is open to the public and free, although donations are a...