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Havre Daily News staff Hill County Sheriff’s Office reported today that a U.S. Border Patrol agent found a bag containing money north on Wildhorse Road and turned the bag over to the sheriff’s office. Anyone with information on who the owner of the property is is asked to contact the sheriff’s office by calling 406-265-2512 ext 2100 or going to the office at 1452 Second St. West. An accurate, detailed description of the bag and contents will be required before the bag is released, the report said....
Havre Police Department After a report was made at 8 a.m. Thursday of a 24/7 sobriety program violation, officers arrested Renee Mary Pruys of Havre, 40, on a charge of criminal contempt. -- An officer arrested Henrietta Marcy Means of Havre, 28, on a charge of criminal contempt at 10:21 a.m. Thursday at Havre City Court. -- A caller from a business on the 700 Block of First Street reported at 3:23 p.m. Thursday that someone had left an overnight bag at the store and no one...
Monday 9 a.m. — Opening of printing bid 1:30 p.m. — Building manager meeting 6 p.m. — Finance Commission meeting in the Timmons Room Tuesday 10:30 am — Road Department meeting in commissioner’s office 2 p.m. — Disaster and Emergency Services update meeting in the commissioner’s office Wednesday 2 p.m. — Rudyard Senior Center project meeting in the commissioner’s office 6 p.m. — Hill County Park Board Rules and Regulations Committee meeting at the 4-H Chuckwagon at Great Northern Fairgrounds Thursday 10 a.m. — Weekly Busin...
Hannah Gingery, a sophomore, is one of Havre High School's students of the month for May. The daughter of Phil and Shalee, Hannah has three younger siblings, Hailey, 13, Harper, 10, and Huxlee, 7. Hannah plays both volleyball and softball for Havre High, in addition to being a member of the pep club. Outside of school, she helps her sister with softball, and her hobbies and interests include camping, hiking, fishing, drawing, and painting. Hannah was nominated by Lindsey...
Press release Brenden Danielson of Havre graduated May 14 with an Associate of Liberal Arts from Williston State College in Williston, North Dakota. Danielson is the son of Dan and Carly Danielson and the grandson of Mike and Linde Danielson and Tom and Betty Rae Mowen....
Press release GLENDIVE — Dawson Community College has announced students from Havre who are degree candidates for the Spring 2021 semester. Austin DeLaRosa is a candidate for an Associate of Applied Science in criminal justice, and Camryn Huston is a candidate Associate of Applied Science — Criminal Justice, HH. Sixty students are candidates for degrees for the 2021 spring semester. Official awarding of a degree and any official graduation with honors or high honors designation is not made until degree candidates have com...
Havre Daily News staff Havre Public Schools Education Foundation presented scholarships Wednesday to students in a distanced, outdoors ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic outside of Havre High School. The foundation, which manages and administers scholarships provided by donors and supporters, presented 36 scholarships this year. Following is a list of hte scholarships and recipients. Havre Public Schools Memorial Scholarship, $500, Loy Waid Alfred and Catherine Bradbury Memorial Scholarship, $500, Angelina Toth Alfred and...
Press release MANCHESTER, N.H. — Southern New Hampshire University has announced two local students made its Winter 2021 President’s List. Kevin Dumas of Havre, Michael Williams of Havre and Beth Hannah of Rudyard were named to the list. The winter term runs from January to May. Full-time students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.700 and above are named to the President’s List....
North Central Senior Citizens Center, May 24-28 Menu by Earlene DeWinter, subject to change Remember to call before 10 a.m. Monday — Salisbury steak, hash browns and gravy, beets, pudding Tuesday — Salad, pork chops, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, rolls, wacky cake Wednesday — Salad, barbecued chicken, twice-baked potatoes, Toll House crumb cake Thursday — Cheeseburgers, macaroni salad, baked beans, dessert Friday — Soup, chef’s choice, dessert The Senior Center’s doors are still closed to the public. We are providing lim...
Out our way, Charlie and I checked Big Mike's herd on a regular basis - and sometimes we got a surprise. Mike ran mostly red Angus, and one day we spotted a black Angus in the herd. Now what was she doing there? We rode up and checked her ear tags and brand, and, indeed, she was not from Mike's herd. There was a break in the fence and she had gotten out of her pasture into ours. So we pushed her out and repaired the fence. But another time, Charlie and I rode up the Tiger...
Press release The Knights of North Castle vacation bible school will take place at the Rudyard community park the mornings of June 21-25, with registration currently open. Organizers are asking that children ages 4 to entering sixth grade in the fall be preregistered by June 1. Older children, as well as adults, are welcome as volunteers. A mandatory volunteer training will take place in early June. The longstanding event usually is held indoors but will be held in the park this year to help plan responsibly for COVID-19....
If your church has been following the Revised Common Lectionary for the Easter season, then you've been hearing and reading a lot from John 15-17 in the last few weeks. In this section of John's Gospel, which we call the Farewell Discourse, Jesus is eating his last supper with his friends and disciples. After he's washed their feet and hung up his towel, Jesus sits back and starts talking, and he doesn't stop talking for five chapters. He reflects on their "adventures" in...
Several of us took a trip to the Big City. Lord, what totally awesome views You have created! We for sure noticed the change in seasons, the sprinkling of snow still on the North side of draws, hills, berms and roofs of buildings, too cool! The Highwood Mountains were stunning. A thrill to see a small band of sheep and baby lambs, herds of cattle and frisky black baby calves, they were so cute against the little spots of white snow; then three geese in a field near some...
The following cases were resolved by Hill County Judge Audrey Barger in February. —— Victoria Lynn Landon, born in 1966, had dismissed by the prosecution charges of assault on a peace officer or judicial officer causing bodily injury and two counts of assault with bodily fluid. —— Kara Lyn Shouting, born in 1972, had dismissed by the court a charge of speeding. —— Christopher Allan Knight, born in 1970, had dismissed by the court a charge of speeding. —— Jared Nicholas Hofeldt, born in 1983, had dismissed by the prosecution...
Staff and wire report Fort Belknap Indian Community has reported that two suspects in a stabbing Wednesday morning have been apprehended. The names of the suspects were not being released this morning, a representative of the police department said. A report posted on the Fort Belknap Indian Community Facebook page said Fort Belknap police officers responded about 7:54 a.m. to an incident on the reservation in its New Town housing area. The officers found two people who said people from the area had assaulted them, stabbing...
In recognition of Arbor Day and to celebrate Havre being a part of Tree City USA for 31 years, the City of Havre Parks and Recreation Department hosted its annual tree planting event Wednesday at Pepin Park. Tree City USA is a program that was designed to teach communities how to plant trees and how to build their forests in their cities. Havre Parks and Recreation Director Chris Inman said she thought the event was an overall success. However, due to the ongoing COVID 19...
A forecast of a return of wintry weather has come through in spades with heavy snow falling in the area this morning and more in the forecast. That followed temperatures creeping up into the 70s and 80s over the weekend. The National Weather Service forecast for heavy, wet snow through Friday predicts the heaviest accumulations along the Continental Divide and Rocky Mountain Front, but snow is predicted across Liberty, Chouteau, Hill and Blaine counties, with Liberty County included in a winter weather advisory. That...
Press release Havre Police Department and Vision Zero of the Montana Department of Transportation are reminding people to wear their seat belts as the summer travel season begins. “You share the road with other motorists and must take precautions for your safety and the safety of your passengers,” Havre Police Chief Gabe Matosich said in a press release. “It is every driver’s responsibility. “We know seat belts save lives and wearing one is the single most important safety measure you can take when you get in a vehicle,...
People can find online where vaccines are available in their area through https://vaccinefinder.org, operated by Boston’s Children’s Hospital and supported by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the United States Digital Service. The total number of cases of COVID-19 in Montana on the state map after today’s update was 111,025 with 100 new cases, 967 active. The number of active hospitalizations was 54. The number of deaths was 1,604. Blaine County Health Department reported Wednesday evening being notified of 1... Full story
MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Registration is now open for the Montana Farm to School Summit: Digging Deeper, to be held Aug. 11-12 in Helena, with early bird registration and discounts ending Monday, May 31. The conference is co-hosted by Montana State University’s Montana Team Nutrition program. Participants will learn how schools and programs are practicing farm to school initiatives across Montana. They will examine the core elements of farm to school philosophy, which include serving local foods, cultivating school gar...
Havre Police Department A Sixth Street caller reported Wednesday at 7:56 a.m, that a vehicle had been sideswiped during the night. -- An officer stopped Wednesday at 9:34 a.m. at Devlin Trail to pick up a lost bike. -- Officers investigated a Wednesday 12:29 p.m. report that someone pointed a firearm at students while driving away. And officers made a vehicle stop on Fifth Avenue at 12:45 p.m. in relation to this incident. -- Officers conducted an investigation after making a...
Press release Independence Bank has announced the promotion of Elizabeth Chellis to assistant operations and Bank Security Act - BSA - officer. Chellis joined the Independence Bank team in 2019 as a new accounts representative. In this position, she will assist management in all operational functions at Independence Bank. As part of her new role, she has completed the requirements to become a certified BSA/AML professional. This certification verifies her understanding of the...
After 35 years of service to Town Pump and the community, the now-former Deli Manager Nancy Gierke has retired. Gierke most recently worked at Town Pump's Havre location. She had been with the company since the mid-1980s, having worked at multiple locations over that course of time. "My husband and I leased in Conrad and Missoula and Superior before actually going to work for the company. I went to work in 1986. My husband was a part of my journey in this and I've seen the...
Despite the weather, ongoing system repair and maintenance projects affecting the waterway, and having to meet remotely, the Fresno Reservoir Fisheries Management Plan Advisory Committee is forging ahead with their task to create a five-year management plan for the popular lake. Steve Dalby, the Region 6 fisheries manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the department's coordinator with the advisory committee, said the nine-member committee should have a first draft...
