Articles from the September 27, 2017 edition


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  • Big Sandy's Chili Feed Friday

    Robert Lucke|Sep 27, 2017

    The 62nd Annual Chili Feed will be held at the Fire Department Friday, September 29 starting at 4pm. The annual Chili Feeds are the only source of income for the all volunteer Big Sandy Fire Department except for funding for some projects that is shared with the Lippard-Clawiter Foundation. Started by the Fire Department in 1955 Fire Chief Larry Ophus' father was one of the founding members of this huge fund raising event. Fund raising has grown while Big Sandy has stayed about the same. The...

  • Off Road Motorcycle Race Coming to Big Sandy

    Austin Genereux|Sep 27, 2017

    The Montana Cross Country (MTXC) off Road Motorcycle series is a seven race series held in various communities across Montana to promote a competitive race environment for off road motorcycle riders. The races are held on rangeland or in forest and consist of technical single track trail, cow trails, hill climbs, creek crossings, log jumps, rock slides and mud pits. The races require riders to have a broad background in riding to be successful. The race organizers choose an area and design a series of trails for various skill levels, age...

  • New English Teacher at BSHS

    Robert Lucke|Sep 27, 2017

    There is nothing more important in any community than the education of its young people. And, it is also true that there is nothing more important to any community then getting the very best teachers available in any year. Name: Sarah Pugh What position are you teaching at what school? I am the 7-12 English teacher at Big Sandy High School. How did you hear about a position being open at Big Sandy? I found their listing on the OPI website. Is this your first teaching job? If not where have you...

  • Top 5 reasons why I love Chili Feed

    Heather Wolery|Sep 27, 2017

    #1 Buddy Day- As a new teacher here, I was indoctrinated into this tradition through trial by fire as I was on recess duty that day. There I was on the playground with 60 or so elementary kids, just barely mastering all their names, add to that 60 or so Junior High/High School kids who I had no clue about. I feared it would be chaos, but that didn’t happen. What did happen was pure magic, and it happens every year during Buddy Day. The Big Buddies and Little Buddies have so much fun having lunch and playing at recess together that I would be ha...

  • Medical Guild Rummage Sale Oct. 5&6

    Erik Sietsema|Sep 27, 2017

    The Medical Guild Rummage Sale is upon us, this October 5th from 8 to 5 and 6th from 9 to 4. We all look forward to the opportunity to clean out our closets for a good cause, pick up a few odds and ends at a good price, and indulge in a half dozen or so slices of pie at the pie counter. My first year in Big Sandy, my daughter and I ate 18 slices of pie at the pie counter and have looked forward to the event every year since. Though in the years that have followed, I’ve discovered another, bigger reason to appreciate the Guild Sale: It’s an opp...

  • Green Acres

    Tyler Lane|Sep 27, 2017

    October is a Great Time to order Shelterbelt Trees The Montana Conservation Seedling Nursery (MCSN) is already receiving new orders for shelter belt plantings. Rocky Mountain Juniper is the most popular windbreak species, and is sold out quite quickly. If you are interested in ordering Rocky Mountain Juniper for your shelterbelt, please place your order as soon as possible. Shelterbelt plans should be approved by the MSU Extension Chouteau County agent, Conservation District or MCSN staff. Seedlings are sold on a first come, first serve basis....

  • CHOUTEAU COUNTY HEALTH FAIRS

    Sep 27, 2017

    The 18th bi-annual Chouteau County Health Fair is coming soon. The highlight of the health fair is the blood chemistry screening tests. The blood draws for the health fair will be available as follows: Big Sandy – October 10 - Big Sandy City Hall, 115 Johannes St - 6:30 - 11:00 am Fort Benton – October 11 - Community Bible Center, 911 16th St - 6:30 – 11:00 am Geraldine – October 12 – Old Auditorium, 326 Hilger St 6:30 am – 11:00 am For a minimal fee, you can have a chem screen profile including tests for diabetes, cholesterol levels, iro...

  • Senior Center News

    Robert Lucke|Sep 27, 2017

    Contact Senior Citizen Cooks at 378-2405. Lunches usually consist of an entrée, vegetable, potato, salad, dessert and drink and cost $5.00 unless otherwise noted. Menus for the coming week are as follows: Wednesday, September 27 breakfast for lunch including pancakes, bacon, scrambled eggs and fruit for the Lunch of the Week! Thursday, September 28 meatloaf, baked potatoes, veggies, salad and dessert. Friday, September 29 taco soup, buns and dessert. Monday, October 2 Macaroni and cheese with little Smokies, vegetables, salad and dessert....

  • Bear Paw Meanderings

    Robert Lucke|Sep 27, 2017

    I have always loved it when October rolls around. When I was a teacher and a hunter, I could hardly wait for the MEA Convention in October as that usually coincided with the first day of hunting season and maybe three other teachers and I would head from Glasgow, where we were teaching to Zortman or to Clear Creek where we would cook up all sorts of comfort food, drink a little whiskey or brandy and just enjoy two or three days of roughing it. If I recall there was never much hunting that went on. It was more just getting out of the groove and...

  • @ THE JEFF REICHELT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

    Darlene Cline|Sep 27, 2017

    This week Darlene chose to feature “NO MAN’S LAND” by David Baldacci. John Puller’s mother, Jackie, vanished thirty years ago from Fort Monroe, Virginia when Puller was just a boy. Paul Rogers has been in prison for ten years. But twenty years before that he was at Fort Monroe. One night three decades ago, Puller’s and Rogers’ worlds collided with devastating results and the truth has been buried ever since. Military investigators, armed with a letter from a friend of Jackie’s arrive in the hospital room of Puller’s father-------a...

  • Pioneer News

    Robert Lucke|Sep 27, 2017

    Thursday, September 28 emergency bus evacuation drills at 8:10 am. Thursday, September 28 volleyball here vs. Box Elder Friday, September 29 Chili Feed including Pioneer pancake breakfast at 8am, Decorating windows at 9am, Buddy Lunch at 11am, Marching band parade at noon, community pep rally at 12:15pm, Punt, Pass and Kick competition at 1:30 pm, Chili feed starts at 4pm and volleyball vs. North Star and Football vs. North Star. Saturday, September 30 volleyball at Chester and junior high volleyball district tournament continues. Saturday,...

  • Pioneers thump Sunburst 63-26, host North Star Friday

    Kody Farmer|Sep 27, 2017

    The Big Sandy Pioneer football team will be carrying a lot of momentum as they head into the weekends rivalry game against the North Star Knights, Friday night. Parker Prouix found Tanner Allderdice for a 42 yard pitch and catch and senior Bryant Jones returned an interception to the house but Big Sandy still trailed 20-16 heading into the second stanza. Things would quickly change from that point as Big Sandy completely took over the contest. Senior Weston Allderdice scored three touchdowns in...

  • Sheehy plays with "Spirit of the West"

    Sep 27, 2017

    Spirit of the West Marching Band once again announces the placement of Mariah Sheehy as a clarinetist in this prestigious group. The Spirit of the West performs at all home football games, including the Cat/Griz game, scheduled for November 18, 2017. This year's theme is "Spirit of the West Side Story". Go to a game to watch them perform their program of precision and accuracy as well as enjoy the wonderful music. Under the direction of Dr. Nathan Stark, band students commit to approximately...

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