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Annette T. Comp, 88, passed away due to natural causes at her Big Sandy home Thursday, October 3, 2024. Cremation has taken place, and services are pending with Holland & Bonine Funeral Home....
The Havre High cross country teams wrapped up the regular season this past Saturday in Malta. And the Ponies did quite well. On the girls side, Havre took 1st place as a team. Hailey Gingery clocked a 20:20.1 for the Blue Ponies good for a third place individual finish to lead the way for Havre. Marley Springer took 5th place individually with a 21:53.11. On the boys side, Havre took 2nd place as a team. Mason Gregoire was the top individual finisher for the Blue Ponies...
The Montana State University-Northern football team has had its share of success against Eastern Oregon in recent years. And the Lights came close last Saturday. But it wasn't close enough. Northern dropped to 0-5 on the season as the Lights fell 28-21 at EOU. The Lights fell behind 7-0 but took a 14-7 lead into halftime. Mason Dionne scored on a 3-yard run and Zach Brooks there a 21-yard TD pass to lift the Lights to a 7-point edge. EOU however, scored 21 answered points, and...
The Montana State University-Northern volleyball team is on a roll. And though the Skylights took the weekend off from Frontier Conference play, that roll continued as Northern traveled to Billings for the Frontier-North Star Challenge. Last Friday saw the Skylights sweep Mayville State and Valley City State. The Skylights volleyball team won against Mayville State University first. The Skylights beat the Comets in three sets (31-29, 25-18, and 25-18). The Skylights were led...
From a big road win last weekend to perhaps the biggest win of the season thus far. Last Friday night, the Havre High football team pulled off a massive comeback win against No. 4 Laurel in a 27-20 victory at Blue Pony Stadium. Taking the early lead, and shutting out the high-powered Locomotives in the first half, Havre saw its 7-0 edge slip away in the third period as Laurel ripped off 20 unanswered points. And yet, head coach Jake Eldridge's team never quit. Down 20-7,...
Our beloved wife, mother, sister, Nana and friend, Sally Spangler, passed away on October 9, 2024, after a brief illness. She was 83. Sally was born to Claude and Margurite Eyer in Glendive Montana, October 18, 1940. Sally is survived by her husband Jim Spangler; sister, Joan Haubein (Jim) of Helena, Montana; daughter, Michelle Day (Steve) of Tempe Arizona; step-daughters Terrie Fry (Jeff) of Phoenix Arizona, Becky Cowan (Tim) of Edmonds Washington and Judy Spangler (Bea...
The sauce for this meatloaf does double duty as a glaze and a flavoring agent for the meat. It’s purposely savory and tangy, erring on the side of a less-sweet meatloaf while driving flavor and spice into the meat. A combination of beef and pork mirrors a classic Italian meatball, but feel free to switch the meat ratios to your preference. You can also replace the beef and pork with turkey — preferably dark meat if possible. Light turkey meat is less flavorful. The key to a l...
Births A boy was born Monday, Oct. 7, 2024, to Brooke and Jacob King of Havre. —— A girl was born Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024, to Ahmya Windyboy of Rocky Boy. —— A boy was born Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024, to Kimberly and Ryan Smith of Malta. The full dispatch logs will run in the next edition of Havre Weekly Chronicle....
You may not have had occasion to know what the Clerk of the Montana Supreme does, or how important the office and this election are. The present Clerk is Bowen Greenwood, a Republican and former political director. His opponent, Erin Farris-Olsen, is an experienced attorney with an impeccable reputation for hard work, honesty and integrity. Based on the facts that follow, permit me to recommend, to every Montana voter, that you cast your vote for Erin Farris-Olsen. The duties of the Clerk are administrative and ministerial....
By Emily Mayer Editor’s note: Holidays and other issues have pushed back Celebrating History for a week. Here is the column that was slated to run in last week’s Havre Weekly Chronicle. Frank Buttrey is well-known to this day for his progressive, forward-thinking ideas. His out-of-the-box thinking and implementation of those ideas made him and Mrs. Buttrey successful business people. Mr. Buttrey was starting yet another great idea, and this article about it was published in the October 2, 1924 issue of the Havre Daily Promote...
The Montana Supreme Court and Montana Constitution might seem foreign to most Big Sky citizens. But it plays a huge role in our lives. The 1972 state Constitution gives Montanans strong rights to privacy, freedom, a quality education, and ensures we keep our environment clean and healthy so we can enjoy our clean air and water and hold polluters accountable. Meanwhile, the state Supreme Court — one chief justice and six associate justices — ensures we have a fair and impartial justice system to provide a check on our par...
As a former Republican State Legislator here in Montana, a young woman, and a proud fifth-generation Montanan, I find Tim Sheehy’s most recently uncovered comments incredibly dismissive and offensive to young voters across Montana. Sheehy has been on record stating that women under the age of 30 are “indoctrinated” and “single-issue voters” for caring about reproductive rights this election. The issue of reproductive freedom may not be necessary to him, but it is an essential issue to many young Montana women. Sheehy’s...
At a time when climate change has barely been acknowledged in the Presidential debates and most political conversations leading up to this consequential election season, it can be hard to believe we have the collective will to address our shared predicament. When we’re not feeling hopeful, it can be hard to muster the resolve to keep fighting. Ecophilosopher Joanna Macy and her colleague Chris Johnstone have coined the term “active hope” as a way to address this challenge. They explain that “hope” is not a noun but a verb, s...
From Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage announced that Richard Louis Stuker of Chinook will be inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame and John Stuker of Chinook will be inducted as a legacy members, while Eugene Taber, who also has connections to the area, also is one of this year's inductees into the as a Legacy nominee. The inductees from the 17th class of of inductions were chosen from a field of candidates nominated by the general...
Scritch, scratch, scrape, scratch, scritch. Chips flying. Breathing dust. I really should have eye protectors. I cannot believe I am doing this job. Just last week, just days ago, I told you I do anything to avoid using sandpaper. Here I am, sanding down metal rocking chairs, one pair so old that the only thing holding them together might be the paint. I proceed cautiously, dust up my nose, in my hair, in the fibers of my clothing. Oh, well. Must be done. It was not my idea. K...
WILL WEISSERT and COLLEEN LONG The Associated Press DETROIT — Vice President Kamala Harris dropped into a Detroit art gallery Tuesday accompanied by three Hollywood stars for a conversation with Black men about entrepreneurship as both she and Donald Trump sought to energize key constituencies their allies worry may be slipping away. Harris was joined by Don Cheadle, Delroy Lindo and Detroit native Cornelius Smith Jr. at the Norwest Art Gallery. The space, with wood floors and exposed pipes, featured small prints set up on e...
The Havre High volleyball team is building momentum as the postseason draws near. While the Ponies suffered a tough loss to Lewistown last Tuesday, they bounced right back. Last Friday, Havre made the long trek to Sidney for a Northeast A match against the host Eagles. In the end, Sidney was no match for the Ponies, as Havre crushed Sidney in a 3-0 conference victory. The win improved Havre's record in conference play, ahead of Havre's trip to Blocktoberfest this weekend....
Press release Sen. Jon Tester announced Friday that he was awarded the Friend of the Farm Bureau Award from the American Farm Bureau Federation, one of the country's largest agricultural organizations. "I'm proud to take my cues from Montana's farmers and ranchers – and I would like to thank the Montana Farm Bureau for its work advocating on behalf of our states number one industry, agriculture. Whether it's by working to support irrigators impacted by the catastrophic siphon...
Menu Menu subject to change Monday, Oct. 21 Pulled Pork Sandwich, Jojo’s, Corn, Oranges Tuesday, Oct. 22. Italian Chicken Breast, Buttered Noodles, Salad, Rice Crispy Treats Wed. 23 Goulash, Green Beans, Cornbread, Mixed Fruit Thursday, Oct. 24. Ham, Broccoli & Cheese Bake, Peas & Carrots, Rolls, Peaches Friday, Oct. 25. Stuffed Pepper Soup, Grilled Cheese, Salad, Oranges Rudyard Center News: We are unable at this time to continue delivering Home Delivered Meals in Rudyard for now. We are sorry for the inconvenience . I...
You know, Lord, had to 'eavesdrop' a bit when a small group gathered. One lad said, "Auntie, some lady gave my mom a silly calendar with weird things written by each day. Mom opened it, looked things over, then started to laugh and said, 'Laddy, would you believe on your birthday, in March, it shows that your day, the 23rd, it's 'Chip and Dip Day' and neighbor, Helen's day, the 1st, is Peanut Butter Lover's Day.' And look at this, the 3rd - which is Uncle John's birthday, it...
Matthew 7:1 'By their fruits you will know them. Out our way, there is a lot of excitement and activity on the Tiger Ridge when the big cattle trucks arrive to move the entire herd to market. I have shared this story before, but I think it is worth repeating. As many of you know, Charlie and I rode for Big Mike's brand, working his herd. Charlie on Jet and me on Doc, we spent a lot of time checking the fence and the herd. But on this day, we were moving the herd to a stock...
After decades of progressive dissent, the leaders of the Christian Reformed Church in America finally took a firm stand against the Sexual Revolution. Not only did the 2022 CRC Synod, voting 123-53, condemn “adultery, premarital sex, extra-marital sex, polyamory, pornography and homosexual sex,” it added the small, but influential, denomination’s long-standing teachings on these moral issues to its declaration of faith. The report added: “The church must warn its members that those who refuse to repent of these sins — as we...
By TOM MURPHY AP Health Writer Walgreens plans to close about 1,200 locations over the next three years as the drugstore chain. Walgreens will close about 1,200 locations over the next three years as the drugstore chain seeks to turnaround a struggling U.S. business that contributed to a $3 billion quarterly loss. Company shares soared Tuesday after Walgreens detailed the plan and also reported better-than-expected quarterly results. The company said Tuesday that about 500 stores will close in the current fiscal year and shou...
PAUL WISEMAN and CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writers WASHINGTON — With characteristic bravado, Donald Trump has vowed that if voters return him to the White House, “inflation will vanish completely.” It’s a message tailored for Americans who are still exasperated by the jump in consumer prices that began 3 1/2 years ago. Yet most mainstream economists say Trump’s policy proposals wouldn’t vanquish inflation. They’d make it worse. They warn that his plans to impose huge tariffs on imported goods, deport millions of m...
CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY and NICHOLAS RICCARDI The Associated Press ATLANTA — The latest method of voting to fall into the political crosshairs is the way overseas voters — including members of the military stationed abroad — cast their ballots. The process is governed by federal law and implemented by states. In recent weeks, Republicans have been challenging how states handle these voters, something former President Donald Trump didn’t do in 2020 when he and his allies challenged his loss in court. But things have changed...
