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The Hardware Store was not vandalized, but an unfortunate brake failure by a customer took out the side street window. The Adam’s family temporarily repaired the opening for the store, adding a humorous quip, giving customers a new idea of a service that they might love- a drive through hardware. The hardware ladies assure that it is not, nor ever will be, a drive through....
A late December afternoon is a great day for a walk along the Roundup River Walk. The warm weather means the Musselshell River isn't iced over completely - yet. Another new store - FabricMann - and another reason to shop local. Located at 25 First Ave, next to Big M Realty....
Over the Holiday season, no one works harder than the staff at the Post Office. Last year we designated Will a Local hero. Faithfully getting every last piece of mail out each day on his route. He is not the only mail box hero, each person at the Post Office labours through the holidays, and with the increase in Amazon packages, and online shopping, the labor has increased without the ability to have an increase in workers. The days of the Mail Man are very long, and they don’t stop till they a...
When a near-nonagenarian watches friends “hospiced to death,” as she characterizes the starvation-desiccation regimen practiced at her assisted-living facility, she determines to defend herself and the other residents from the same end. The plan? To murder the venal owner/manager, who lives on the premises, for which crime Mamie enlists a 90-year-old colleague as her accomplice. How, though, can a pair of geriatric, wheelchair-confined antiquarians harm anyone? Realizing the necessity of additional brain and muscle power, they deceive thr...
Flatwillow Homemakers had a field trip on December 4 to Billings. We car pooled to and ate a delicious lunch at Lisa’s Sandwich Shop on 1st Ave No. What a great place to eat if you like sandwiches, soup and salads. Then we toured the Moss Mansion, all decked out for Christmas. There were beautifully decorated Christmas trees in every room. We took a self-guided tour so we could take our time and enjoy every part of the mansion. Raye Anne Lund, Luann Knutson, Linda Gershmel, Lani Gershmel, Chuck Allen (he was James, our chauffeur) Mary M...
Melstone Train Depot....
Conservation District Contest This year the students all worked on posters for the NACD Poster Contest. This is through the Conservation Districts. We had four students get recognized. Our 1st Place winner was Bud. He will move onto Nationals and represent Montan for his age group. 2nd Place was Croix for his age group and both Hadley and Alex tied for 3rd in their age group. We are all proud of them and even the other students who worked hard on their posters. Posters will be published for the community to see. -From Nicole...
Try these this for 2025: 1. Be the champion mashed potato sculptor of the family. Think epic volcanoes - landscapes. Extra points when you use butter as your glue. 2. Play competitive Karaoke - with a blindfold. No peeking at the lyrics. 3. Learn the hidden art of communication with squirrels. Even more challenging in Roundup, since we have a small squirrel population. Be the first to crack this nut! 4. Write a Haiku about Roundup. Not sure what that is? A poem of 3 lines, 17 syllables. Then share it with the paper in a letter to the editor....
The City of Roundup and the Tree Board have been awarded a two-year $25,000 grant by DNRC Department of Urban Forestry effective July 2, 2024. The grant requires a $1 to $3 match consisting of cash and in-kind donations. (For every $3 available through the grant $1 of cash or services must be provided by the City.) The Tree Board has a rather ambitious project mapped out for use of the funds. If all goes according to the plan set forth in the grant application, 5 older trees would be removed, 20 new trees would be planted, roots will be lifted...
Helen Marie Skagen was born to Hannah and Julius Skagen, proud loving parents, who both came from Norway. She was the eleventh of their twelve children. Helen grew up in Roundup where she attended school and graduated in 1948. After graduation she worked at the Fish and Game department prior to marrying Robert Tucker in November of 1948. Together they had four children prior to his untimely death in July of 1954. She later married Gordon Jasbeck in May of 1956 and they had one child. The family...
I'm Honored to Serve, Here's My Mission BySenator-electTim Sheehy Montana, earning the chance to serve you as your next U.S. Senator is truly the greatest honor of my life. To those who voted for me, thank you. To those who did not, I'm ready to serve you too. In the military, I took an oath to serve all Americans, and on January 3rd, I'll take an oath to serve all Montanans. I will work every day to positively impact the lives of veterans, seniors, small businesses, and all Montanans through timely and high-quality constituent services as...
Chapter 1 Chloe Renczi sat, if her posture could be called that, in her usual attitude, on the side of her bed and inclined back about forty-five degrees from vertical. Mamie Deshayes, in fact all of the others that considered such things, marveled at her stability, especially at 92, for it appeared that as little as a breath would cause her to topple backward. Nevertheless, her body had conformed itself to that habit and, when not wheeled out and constrained to watch television, at least doze in its color and noise, could sustain it for hours....
Linares-Paz, Melissa Herrera, Shooting, firing off gun, pistol, etc.Fines $250 Hortin, Isaac Eden, Possessing Intoxicating Substances While under the Age of 21, under age 18, Fines $0 Davis, Elizabeth Ann, Restricting the number of dogs per residence, Fines, $25. Reed, Cody Garrett, Speeding Exceed Night Limit of 65, Misdemeanor, Fine, $70 Michael, Carle Arthur, Speeding-35MPH in a 25MPH Urban, Night, Fine $20 Parkins, Dustin Robert, Careless Driving Misdemeanor, Fines $50, Operating with Expired Registration, Fine $50 Edward, Bradley William...
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By: Sophie Kellum (a high school student) In Roundup Montana, community can mean a lot of things. While many parts of this small town atmosphere are mostly positive, there are other aspects that aren’t so positive. One of those aspects is rampant drug abuse. The youth in roundup is especially harmed- as stress from school, home, or just life in general makes kids susceptible to finding alternative ways to cope. Drugs are a major continuing subject that keeps popping up around the town. So- why? Why are kids, instead of finding a therapist, o...
From the MSU News Service 12/21/2024 Michael Becker, MSU news director, [email protected] or 406-994-4565 Summary: The FCS title game will kick off at 5 p.m. MST on Monday, Jan. 6 in BOZEMAN — For the second time in four seasons, the Montana State Bobcats will play for a national football championship. The Football Championship Subdivision title game will kick off at 5 p.m. Mountain time on Monday, Jan. 6, at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. MSU enters the contest against the North Dakota State University Bison with the top national s...
Princess Buttercup Fluffykins Lily Blue Eyes, AKA Lily, is a rescue who is now the beloved professional pet and mascot for Elite Tune and Lube. Because she is a rescue, no one but God knows how old she is, but she is well cared for and loved. Customers enjoy seeing the self confident cat strut around the place and lay around wherever she wants to, which is apparently at Elite, since she walked in one day and never left. Her new digs are pretty sweet, and her servants even have a cat tree for...
(StatePoint) For many people, the start of a new year is the time to get serious about projects large and small. But if you’re struggling to buckle down, or you’re having trouble coming up with ideas, you may be surprised to learn that by leaning into color and the science behind it, you can hack your way to a more productive and creative 2025. Studies have shown that colors can have a powerful effect on the mind and body, impacting the way we feel and think. In fact, certain colors can do everything from lowering your heart rate to imp...
Ingredients 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened 2 cups sour cream 2 cans (6 ounces each) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed or 2 cups flaked imitation crabmeat 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese 4 green onions, thinly sliced 2 round loaves (1 pound each) unsliced sourdough or Italian bread Additional sliced green onions, optional Assorted fresh vegetables, crackers and/or toasted bread cubes Directions In a bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth. Add sour cream; mix well. Fold in crab, cheese and onions. Cut the top third off...
