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Our special angel, Reece Troy Morsette, Blue Thunderbird Boy, left this world on Thursday, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. Wake services began at 11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 21, 2016, and will continue until his funeral service, which will be at 10 a.m. today, Monday, Aug. 22, 2016, all at the Box Elder High School. Burial will follow in the Rocky Boy Cemetery. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Reece's online memorial page and leave a message of...
When the new Memorial Fitness Park playground at the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line was being planned, the designers weren’t very interested in what the grown-ups had to say. They wanted to know what the kids who would be screaming and running and falling on the playground wanted. They wanted a slide, but not a “baby slide,” HELP — Havre Encourages Long-range Prevention — Committee Director Krista Solomon said. The kids wanted a cave, and they got one, complete with fake...
Editor’s note: While officials have not yet released the name, family members of Reece Morsette of Rocky Boy, 15, have identified him as the youth who died Thursday. Rocky Boy Police said a boy died Wednesday night after having a seizure while playing basketball at Little Bear Gymnasium at Stone Child College. Lt. J.D. Cabanas said this morning he believes the deceased was a teenager. He said officers responded to the call at 7 p.m. Cabanas said the deceased was taken by ambulance with a police escort to Northern Montana H...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a vandalism report after a First Street caller reported Thursday at 7:04 a.m. that a window had been broken out with a brick. —— Officers investigated a found property report after someone reported Thursday at 9:18 p.m. that they found a set of keys behind a Fifth Avenue address. —— Duane Bradlee Snow of Hays, 54, was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after a caller on First Street reported that there was an intoxicated man in the street. Hill County Sheriff's Office...
Reece Morsette, 15, of Rocky Boy died unexpectedly Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016 A wake will be held Sunday at Box Elder High School Sunday. His funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at the Rocky Boy Cemetery. A full obituary will follow....
Contrary to the article “Museum board to fill vacancies” Havre Daily News ran Thursday, chair of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board Judi Dritshulas said there are no vacancies on the board. A news release dated Aug. 15 from the Hill County Commission signed by Chair Mike Wendland, says the museum board was looking to fill two vacancies. Wendland elaborated, in a phone interview, on the kind of people the museum board is looking for. But Dritshulas said there are no vacancies. “They certainly goofed up on their end,...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded Stone Child College $265,179 to help new agriculture producers get the knowledge and information necessary to succeed. Stone Child College President Nate St. Pierre said Thursday the money will be used for seminars, workshops, distributing up-to-date information on the agriculture industry and creating several pilot courses for certificate programs. St. Pierre said those courses will include: Intro to Animal Science, Agriculture P...
Editor, Thanks to the 114 registered donors who walked through the doors of St. Jude Parish Center July 11 the Red Cross blood drive was a huge success. Only six donors were deferred and there were three first-time donors. For some reason the July blood drive is usually a success. Our goal is 86 units, so having 114 walk through the doors is wonderful. I, personally, would like to thank all of the donors who took time out of their day to donate. July is one of the months blood is most needed. The Fifth Avenue Christian...
The bodies are piling up and the continual scenes of carnage are starting to eat away at my soul, causing me to ponder the deeper implications of the bloody actions of my quarter-feral, yellow-tabby cat. Frankly, I had been thinking for a while now that I might be harboring a serial killer, but then earlier this week, in the faint pre-dawn light of morning, I saw him snag a bat out of the air mid-flight and it occurred to me that I may be operating a secret base for a...
It’s all about the economy and enhancing the economic viability of communities in the Highway 2 Corridor. The Highway 2 Association is the voice that’s been advocating for 4 For 2, an adequate transportation system, which is the prerequisite for economic development. It’s a given, 80 percent of business locates in or near communities that have a four-lane highway or better. One of the road blocks in realizing the association’s mission has been the environmental impact study in the logical termini, Havre to Fort Belknap...
By Emily Mayer The big news this week was the arrival of Congressional candidate, Jeanette Rankin, who was running on the Republican ticket. All three Havre newspapers ran a story about the event. This article announcing Miss Rankin's visit appeared in The Havre Daily Promoter's Aug. 14, 1916 issue: MISS RANKIN WILL SPEAK Miss Jeanette Rankin, candidate for congress, will be in Havre to talk to the people at open air meeting tonight, Aug. 14 at 8 o'clock, in front of Boone's d...
In exactly one week, it will be for real. Yet, the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team certainly looked for real already Thursday night inside the Armory Gymnasium. With their season debut looming next Friday in Butte, the Skylights took the next step in preparations by holding their annual Maroon/Gold Scrimmage Thursday night in front of a large crowd of fans. Before hand, Northern, which has a lot of new faces mixed with outstanding returning veterans,...
Fall was definitely in the air Thursday morning at Prairie Farms Golf Course. And why shouldn’t it have been as the course played host to Havre’s official kickoff to the fall sports season. On a cool, but perfect day for golf at Prairie Farms, the Havre High golf teams hosted the 2016 Havre Golf Invitational, and the Blue Ponies, playing in their second meet of the season, took advantage of their home course. With a tough field that included defending Class A state cha...
About 20 Cub Scouts from three packs attended the annual camp this year. Attendees discussed citizenship and worked on activities, including leatherworking, BB gun target shooting, first aid, and relay games. The Cub Scouts also constructed catapults....
Mark 4: 17-23 Out our way, folks sometimes tell of great horse they have known. In Wyoming, I rode a Morgan mare named Autumn out at the Empire ranch. Cecil and Elsie had raised her and her siblings and all were good horses — but Autumn was beyond good — she was great. I recall Cecil — who had to weigh more than 300 pounds — once rode her cross-country in a 50-mile race, and easily came in with the leaders. The vet who checked the horses wondered aloud if Cecil had been ch...
You know, Lord, a commentary saved from ages ago, explains our value in a simple way, expressing how special You made all of us. Commentary follows; source and author are unknown. “A well-known speaker started off his seminar by holding up a $20 bill. In the room of about 200 folks, he asked, ‘Who would like this $20 bill?’ Hands started going up. He said, ‘I’d like to give this bill to one of you, but first, let me do this.’ He proceeded to crumple up the bill. Then he asked, ‘Who still wants it?’ Hands were up in the air. ...
North Central Senior Center, August 22 to August 26 There are a variety of quilts available for sale in the Senior Center Gift Shop along with a variety of other items. Stop in and check it out. We have a few open slots for CSFP Commodity Program. Please stop by the Senior Center for an application or call 265-5464 for more information. You must be 60 years of age or older and your income must fall within the guidelines. Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; painting and coloring 1 p.m. Tuesday — Transportation fro...
