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Members of Montana State University-Northern’s Sweetgrass Society accused the Associated Students of MSU-Northern Student Senate of violating their free speech rights as an organization by painting over a protest logo on the campus’ Hello Walk. “It is disappointing that action was taken without prior notice or knowledge of the Sweetgrass Society,” the Sweetgrass Society said in a letter dated Nov. 28 and addressed to Student Senate President Randy Roeber. The letter said the Senate infringed upon their free speech rights...
MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press BILLINGS - An attorney for a mentally disabled man serving a 100-year prison term for killing a high school teacher in the Northern Plains' oil patch asked the Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday to vacate his sentence and place him under the custody of state health officials. The killing of Sherry Arnold in the once-quiet town of Sidney called attention to a major spike in crime following an oil boom that swept eastern Montana and western North...
A man is charged with stalking a local woman who, documents say, captured video footage of several instances of unusual behavior near her home and reported being scared to death of him. Roger J. Brough, born in 1960, charged with felony stalking, pleaded not guilty to the charge Monday in District Court. Court charging documents say that Feb. 3, a woman reported that her ex-boyfriend, Brough, was coming around her home and messing with things. She said she installed cameras after finding underwear and lingerie and other... Full story
BILLINGS (AP) — Montana lawmakers will be asked to consider placing a tax on the sale of medical marijuana. Gov. Steve Bullock has proposed a 6 percent consumption tax as part of his budget. The tax would bring in about $2.6 million over two years, said the governor’s spokesman, Tim Crowe. Rep. Bradley Hamlett, D-Great Falls, is proposing legislation that would add a 21 percent tax to help pay for drug addiction programs and another 3 percent to subsidize the cost of medical marijuana for low-income patients. “A lot of people...
Students from Sun River Valley High School in Simms and from Havre High School will be participating in a learning exchange where each group will visit the other’s area entrepreneurs to learn how to create opportunities in their communities as part of a larger goal of bridging the rural-urban divide. For the 12 Sun River students, the experience will begin today. They are scheduled to meet with representatives of businesses and organizations, including Bear Paw Development Corp., Scharfe, Kato & Company, Merry Character P...
Community Choir and Pianos and Pipes concerts highlight weekend Havre Daily News staff Local musicians are giving prelude Saturday to a highlight of Havre holiday spirit happening Sunday. The Montana State University-Northern Community Choir and other musicians are giving a concert Saturday in the Havre High School auditorium, the day before the annual Piano and Pipes concert at First Lutheran Church. Saturday’s concert at the high school is free of charge and starts at 7 p.m. Sunday’s Piano and Pipes concert will fea...
Former Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher recently gave a speech identifying the Federal Reserve’s easy money/low interest rate policies as a source of the public anger that propelled Donald Trump into the White House. Mr. Fisher is certainly correct that the Fed’s policies have “skewered” the middle class. However, the problem is not specific Fed policies, but the very system of fiat currency managed by a secretive central bank. Federal Reserve-generated increases in money supply cause economic inequal...
President-elect Trump’s transition team knew that nominating Jeff Sessions for Attorney General would set off controversy. Democrats and their allies in the press have at key times in the past called Sessions a racist — they’re now using the Alabama senator’s full name, Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, to heighten the Old South effect — and now, as they oppose Trump at nearly every turn, they’ve turned to race again. Here’s why the effort to stop Sessions is likely to intensify as his confirmation hearings near. Session...
Wow, what a surprise the Electoral College was! Who knew that a candidate could win the race for the presidency even though he didn’t get a majority of the actual national vote, like Donald Trump did? Somehow, that possibility evaded all the advisers buzzing around Hillary Clinton, who constantly and smugly assured everyone that they were the modern experts with the superior grasp of data, so worry not about Trump defeating Clinton. They are the same ones who are now bitterly complaining about the unfairness of the E...
Where was all this passion during the campaign? Now, opponents of Donald Trump are incensed and outraged. Students are walking out of classrooms and campuses. Two protest marches will descend on the capital in January. A meeting of liberal activists was “intense, angry and unforgiving,” reports The New York Times. “This is a crisis of unparalleled dimension,” warned Wade Henderson of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. His fears are certainly justified, but hey, folks — elections have consequences. Clinton f...
Editor, On behalf of Wipfli LLP, we would like to say thank you for all that you did to make our Cat/Griz food drive a tremendous success. The outpouring of public support was phenomenal. In a short period of time, we were able to raise 1,278.8 pounds of nonperishable food items and hygiene products and $400. These donations were divided between the Havre High School Food Pantry, the Feed My Sheep Soup Kitchen and the Havre Food Bank. Although the Griz lost the Brawl of the Wild in Missoula they won the food drive bringing...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a vandalism report after someone reported Tuesday at 6:50 a.m. that the window in their pickup truck had been broken out. —— Officers assisted another agency after receiving a call Tuesday at 10:04 a.m. from a representative at Bullhook Community Health Center. —— Farrah Agnes McConnell of Havre, 39, was arrested on three Justice or City court warrants Tuesday at 1:38 p.m. on 14th Avenue. —— Officers made two arrests after a First Street West business caller made a complaint T...
Donna Lee Williams passed away Nov. 23, 2016. Donna loved God but her real religion was the backyard, the mountains, the open prairie, the Big Sky and her friends and family. Some of her best days were spent tending her tomato plants or walking in the sweet wild flowers of the Bear Paws. She was a caretaker to all life she came upon, be it a baby bird fallen from its nest, a stray cat or dog, or her sons and daughters. Her laugh was unforgettable and infectious, and she used... Full story
LEWISTOWN - Eldon Vance Sheppard, 92, passed away at Central Montana Hospice House Nov. 25, 2016. He left a small family and a great many friends with holes in their lives. A service is planned at noon Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016, at Celebration Community Fellowship in Lewistown, Montana. Lunch will be served afterward.... Full story
Patricia Ann Nordrum, 63, passed away at Benefis Hospital Friday, Nov. 25, 2016. Cremation has taken place, and her memorial service will be 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016, at Fifth Avenue Christian Church with Pastors Frank Donato, Jason Pollington, and Michael O'Hearn officiating. A private burial will be held. Patty's family has requested that memorial donations be made to Team Expansion, c/o Jan Brady, 341 Sagebrush Dr., Havre, MT 59501, or to the charity of the donor's... Full story
Lillian Mae Lukenbach 74, passed away Nov. 25, 2016, at Northern Montana Care Center. Lillian was born June 28, 1942, to Ann Marie Grinsteiner and Harold Richardson in Bismarck, North Dakota. She married Frank Lukenbach Jan. 20, 1964, in Cody Wyoming. She loved her roses and crocheting. She also loved her family very much. Condolences for the family may be left at hi-linefuneralservices.com.... Full story
Lloyd Wesley Kaercher passed away Friday, Nov. 25, 2016, at the age of 94. He was born on the family farm near Sage, Montana, on July 15, 1922, the youngest of Norman and Eunice Annette (Angus) Kaercher's five sons. Lloyd graduated Rudyard High School and after graduation he spent 22 months in the U.S. Army Air Corps, stationed in Adak, Alaska. He was home on leave when he met his best friend in life, Audrey Langel. They were married Oct. 25, 1947, at the Van Orsdel United Met... Full story
Alma H. Klobofski, 88, passed away due to natural causes Monday, Nov. 21, 2016, at Northern Montana Care Center. Cremation has taken place, and memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 5, 2016, at First Lutheran Church with Pastor Tanner Howard officiating. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements. Please visit Alma’s online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at www.hollandbonine.com.... Full story
A celebration of life for Donny Baker will be held Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016, at 3 p.m. at the Havre Elks Club.... Full story
Before we start with any scores from the week, Harvest Moon Lanes would like to take the time to thank all the friends and families who shared their Thanksgiving with us. We had a great time with all of you. Last Saturday was our first official Jackpot Bowling of the season. It was a small crowd but everyone had a great time winning gifts and cash. None of the pots were won the first night so they will increase to $35 for all three pots for this Saturday night. Remember to call, and or sign up at the desk to get in on next...
Not long ago, I called a select few fans at this year’s Cat-Griz game in Missoula idiots. I called them that because of the way they were behaving in the stands during the game, even though the players on the field, in a game nicknamed the Brawl of the Wild, were showing about 10,000 times more class than those few fans were. I just felt the word idiots was appropriate, and I still do. But I want those one-percenters, as I like to the very few in the Montana and Montana State...
When it comes to high school boys basketball, those of us along the Hi-Line have been pretty spoiled in recent years. Not only have we witnessed the Box Elder Bears win two Class C state championships in the past three years, we also got to watch some incredible individual talent such as Dane Warp, Brandon The Boy, Jerrod Four Colors, Justin May, Nate Rismon and Jerod Boles. Yet, all those players are gone now, having all graduated after last season. However, their teams must...
