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Articles from the February 15, 2023 edition


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  • Corner Bar new owner, from medical shots to bar shots

    Marcie Brost|Feb 15, 2023

    I had the misfortune of being sick, but this led me to the opportunity to meet Dr Fred Kelly! Fred is a young, vibrant man. We got all my doctoring done and he asked if I had any questions. He had no idea what he was getting himself into! I casually asked him he bought the Corner Bar. He laughed and said, “I'm trying to; however, the State is not cooperating in getting all the paperwork completed.” He stated by the end of February it should be his. Fred has some great plans for the “Co...

  • Medieval New Year Boarshead Madrigall

    Dawn Gibbs|Feb 15, 2023

    We are so thankful to the community for coming out and supporting the Boarshead Medieval Madrigal put on by the Circle Classical Conversations and TeenPact Montana families. Special thanks to Lily Jensen, Tara Vannoy. and Shavanna Myhre (and families) for the extra efforts. This production was in part a senior project for David Gibbs to gain experience in how to lead and direct. The Madrigal was performed by David Gibbs (king), Alice Gibbs (queen), Abigail Gibbs (Lady Catherine), Donovan Gibbs...

  • Senior Night

    Feb 15, 2023

  • Nile Scholarship Available

    Feb 15, 2023

    For over 30 years, the NILE (Northern International Livestock Exposition) has awarded scholarships to deserving FFA and 4-H students who have been leaders in their respective programs, excelled in the classroom, participated in NILE events and are actively involved in their communities. "Supporting youth in agriculture is a key component of the NILE Foundation's mission," says Leah Morgan Clark, General Manager of the NILE. "It is critical that we continue to provide financial assistance to the...

  • School Trustee open position

    Feb 15, 2023

    Filing period is open for candidates for school district board Declaration of Intent and Oath of Candidacy forms for School Board Trustee candidates may now be filed. The forms may be picked up at the school district business office. A Declaration of Intent and Oath of Candidacy must be filed with the district clerk, Della Van Horn. Candidates must be registered to vote at the time the Oath is filed. Deadline is March 23rd at 5:00 pm. No candidate may appear on the ballot unless the candidate meets this deadline. There are 2 combined...

  • Eddyism

    To Honor Eddie Brost|Feb 15, 2023

    I am gonna go sit on my throne, in my corner office....

  • Jokes

    Feb 15, 2023

  • Pages of the Past

    Feb 15, 2023

    1years ago taken from TCB 02/16/1923 STORM COVERED A WIDE AREA A rip-snorting old time blizzard struck this section of Montana last Monday night, and with a 40 mile wind blowing kept it up for fully twenty-four hours. Tuesday's storm was the worst experienced here for some time, the thermometer registered around 18 below all day and as low as 38 early Wednesday morning. All mail routes were put out of commission Tuesday with the exception of Bill Hubing, made the trip through to Brockway , wit...

  • Savvy Senior

    Jim Miller|Feb 15, 2023

    Retiring Abroad? Tips and tools to help you make an informed decision Dear Savvy Senior, What are the key factors to consider when contemplating retiring abroad? My husband and I will soon be retiring and are interested in moving abroad to a country that's cheaper and warmer than the U.S. Looking Ahead Dear Looking, Whatever your reasons for aspiring to retire abroad – a lower cost of living, a better climate or a desire for adventure – you need to do your homework and learn everything you can a...

  • Notes from Nelson

    Ken M. Nelson, County Extension Agent|Feb 15, 2023

    It's good for those of us in rural areas to remind ourselves of the seriousness of rabies and the necessary awareness of how to handle an outbreak of the disease should one occur. From time-to-time rabies outbreaks do occur some place in the country. A year-round awareness of rabies is necessary to help reduce our chances of exposure. Rabies suspect animals need to be handled properly. Contact your veterinarian for proper handling precautions. The chance of exposure to rabies increases for humans and their pets as they spend more time outdoors...

  • MTHS seeks nominations for Heritage Award

    Feb 15, 2023

    The Montana Historical Society is seeking nominations for people and organizations whose exemplary commitment to identifying and preserving our historical and cultural heritage makes them eligible for the Heritage Keeper Awards. Up to three people or organizations will be honored by the MHS Board of Trustees for the Heritage Keeper Awards. An additional award, The Montana Heritage Guardian Award, given out only on special merit, recognizes the accomplishments of one of the Heritage Keeper Award...

  • Round Town, Round Ball

    Alexis Moline|Feb 15, 2023

    The Wildcats traveled to Brockton on Friday, February 3, and took care of business. The Lady Wildcats won 59-26. Madeline Moline led all scorers with 15 points. The Wildcats put the Brockton Warriors away early, running away with a 14-0 first quarter appearance, and finishing the game 60-18. Senior night was held in the Wildcat Gymnasium on Saturday, February 4, hosting the Bainville Bulldogs. The Lady Wildcats came away with the win, 55-39. Madeline Moline led all scorers with 16 on the night....

  • School Board Minutes

    Feb 15, 2023

    The Board of Trustees of Circle Elementary and High School District No. One, McCone County, met in regular session on January 9, 2023 at 6:00 pm in the high school library. Trustees present: Bryce Hove, Cary Phillips, Emily Guldborg, Krista Beery, Tate Switzer. Absent: Tyrel Massar. Also in attendance were Clerk Della Van Horn, Interim Superintendent Tara Hubing, Lindsey Williams, Susan Erlenbusch, Alan Stempel, Paul Skyberg, & Roger Schara. Chairman Hove opened the meeting with the pledge of allegiance and welcomed the visitors. PUBLIC...

  • Brockway Briefs

    Mary Kay Kountz|Feb 15, 2023

    Good luck players, fans and coaches at the District 2C basketball tournament this week! No report on the wrestlers at the state competition, but two young men, Jaron Taylor and Reuben Nelson and two young women, Maddy Black and Jacee Richardson were on the mats at the big event. The Junior High music festival was held Friday with musicians from grades 5-8 singing and playing their pieces at the Dawson County High School. The kids did great! Mike Bartelson and Sonja Meissner are doing great jobs encouraging youngsters to perform in front of...

  • More Chamber Banquet Pictures

    Feb 15, 2023

  • Rural rumors Dispelled McCone County Sheriffs Report

    Feb 15, 2023

    Tuesday Jan 24: *Alcohol Catering Authorization issued * Concealed Weapon Permit issued x 2 * Wednesday Jan 25: *Ambulance dispatched to a residence to transport a person to the health center * Report of a sick deer near the first bridge on Horse Creek Rd. An officer responded to take care of the animal. * Thursday Jan 26: *911 call 25 miles north of Glendive. The caller was transferred to Dawson County 911 * Report of dogs knocking over garbage. An officer responded to the residence of the dogs' owner. A verbal warning was given to the owner....