Articles from the August 23, 2017 edition

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 By Bard Moore    News    August 23, 2017

Trustees wrestle with School taxes

The summer was a stressful time for schools across the state as they prepared their budgets for the upcoming school year. There were same major changes implemented into the school finance funding formula imposed by the state legislators during the...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    August 23, 2017

Crystal Geyer heads up Senior Center

A couple of years ago "The Mountaineer" interviewed a new cook at the Senior Citizens Center. Her name was Crystal Geyer. When we did that interview we concluded that Crystal had been a wise choice...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    August 23, 2017

TV Club Sports New Station

Colby Baumgarn, president of the TV Club announced that they have just introduced a new channel, called the “Grit Channel”. It is a channel devoted exclusively to old and not so old western movies and sagas. If watching McClintock or Shane or The...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    August 23, 2017

The Sprague Complex of fires in Glacier National Park expected remain the same until the snow falls

The fire alert from Glacier National Park which is included here is included because Glacier officials say that the Sprague Complex of fires will remain the same or maybe grow a little until the snow falls at the beginning of winter. So, as you read...

 
 By Tyler Lane    Opinion    August 23, 2017

Green Acres

Summer Pneumonia in Beef Calves Summer pneumonia in nursing beef calves is not uncommon, but occurs with low frequency. A wide variety of risk factors for summer pneumonia exist including relative success of colostrum antibody transfer, commingling o...

 
 By Heather Wolery    News    August 23, 2017

Big Sandy heads back to School Aug. 21

Do to a technical problem we missed half this story last week. Here is the story in its entirety. It’s my favorite time of year...buying new school supplies, getting new school clothes, new haircuts, decorating my classroom (although this year it w...

 

Bear Paw Meanderings

It might be said that Bert was a dandy. He dressed in a strange way, had a tiny moustache and drove around in a very large and long green Nash. Bert (and his last name will not be used to protect the innocent) worked in the shoe department of the...

 

@ THE JEFF REICHELT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

This week Steph has chosen to feature “THE DIVIDE” by Nickolas Evans which is a large print book. Two backcountry skiers have discovered the body of a young woman embedded in the ice of a remote mountain creek. All through the night police work wit...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    August 23, 2017

Senior Center News

Harvest running late this year and are you just plumb tired of fixing harvest lunches? Look no further. Just call 378-2405 and order your harvest lunch from the Senior Citizen’s Center. Lunches for the coming week are as follows: Wednesday, August 2...

 

My Answer

Q: Since I was a child I’ve been told that God hates sin, and because I don’t always do what’s right, I’ve always assumed that He must hate me also. But now that I’m older I’m beginning to wonder if I’m wrong. Am I? A: Yes, you are wrong—and I’m...

 

Gerald James Kane

9, known as Mickey by his family and friends passed away on Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at the home of Gwen Kane in Big Sandy. Mickey was born in Havre on June 24, 1936 to Kathryn (Holst) and Gerald...

 

Calvin Wayne Reichelt

Born - December 5, 1930, Big Sandy, MT Died - August 11, 2017, Lynnwood, WA Calvin, and his twin brother Kenneth, were born on December 5, 1930 in Big Sandy, Montana. They were the youngest of 9...

 

Eugene Richard Boettcher

5/29/30 - 05/05/17 Eugene Richard Boettcher was born May 29th, 1930 in Big Sandy, Montana to his parents Walter and Signe Boettcher. He grew up on the Boettcher farm there with brother Robert and sister Phyllis. As a young boy Gene was the...

 

Patching Cracks

I went to a large high school in Northern Virginia, where most of the classes had over 30 kids. It was a good school, but I was a lazy student. I spent most of my class time sitting in the back row reading novels or daydreaming. My grades were...

 
 By Robert Lucke    News    August 23, 2017

Pioneer News

Booster Club Kick Off will be held August 24 at 6pm at the football concessions stand. Come meet the Pioneer athletes and coaches. Pioneer football will kick off on Friday, August when they host Noxon at 6pm. Volleyball will travel to Centerville...

 

2017 Livestock Forage Disaster Program Expanded to 20 Montana Counties

FSA’s Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) provides compensation to eligible livestock producers who suffer grazing losses for covered livestock due to drought on privately owned or cash leased land, or fire on federally managed land. Producers i...

 

Governor Bullock Declares Drought Disaster in 31 Counties, 6 Indian Reservations

MONTANA – Governor Steve Bullock today issued an Executive Order declaring the following 31 counties and six Indian Reservations are in drought disaster: Blaine, Big Horn, Carter, Chouteau, Custer, Daniels, Dawson, Fallon, Fergus, Garfield, Golden V...

 

Big Sandy watching the Eclipse

Big Sandy Schools started classes on August 21, Eclipse Day. They provided all the students with safe eclipse glasses to view the historic event. Some of the high school students taking a look....

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    August 23, 2017

Big Sandy set to take on Centerville, play in Belt Preseason Tournament

Big Sandy Pioneers are once again under the direction of Head Coach Shersteen Cline and will look to challenge the rest of the District 6C-East this fall. Big Sandy will begin the season this Friday...

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    August 23, 2017

Pioneers will contend for a playoff spot in Northern C Six Man Football

The Big Sandy Pioneer Football team challenged the rest of the Northern C Six-Man football division last fall finishing with a 4-4 record. This season they expect even bigger and better things. Head...

 

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