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Powder River Physical Therapy would like to welcome Hailey Hudson, PT, DPT to our team! Hailey graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID and obtained her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Mary, Bismarck, ND. Along with treating orthopedic conditions, Hailey has a special interest in Women's Health and has hands on experience in treating a variety of conditions including pelvic pain, pelvic floor weakness, incontinence,...
"Blue Skies, Family Ties and Cow Pies" depicts the Powder River County Fair coming up next week! Prospective exhibitors are encouraged to pick up a Fairbook at the Extension Office and plan to bring something to enter in the Fair! The annual Powder River County Fair will officially kick off Tuesday, August 7th with interview judging of all 4-H projects expect livestock and foods, according to Extension Agent Mary Rumph. Tuesday is also the day for setting up the Fair barn and getting the...
The Stitch and Chatter Quilt Club is busy finalizing plans for our 32nd Quilt Show to be held on Saturday, September 15, 2018. The show will again be held at the Broadus Community Center from 10 AM to 4 PM. A new feature this year, which we are really excited about, is we are inviting quilters to purchase vendor tables to sell their quilted items. Our show will now be interactive! Not only will the public be able to view gorgeous quilts, but now you will also be able to purchase some of these treasures! So come on all you quilters and finish...
Fair memories at the museum By Twila Talcott The volunteers at the Powder River Historical Museum have been finding items to put in our front window for the Powder River County Fair display - lots of things you’ve probably seen before - as you prepare for what you are taking to the fair. But maybe folks would like to come into the Museum to look in a photo album we’ve compiled of great fair pictures through the years. Faces from 1941, some even older, and current ones too. Photos by Jessie Wellman, Marshall Sullivan and others. We hope eve...
Area ranchers are busy hauling bales from field to haystacks as a very fine season indeed is coming to a close. Haying was delayed a couple of weeks after a wonderful wet growing season came to pass, and June rains kept many folks from their fields. But that too may have been a good thing, as wheat grass and sweet clover were slow to mature. This growing season was a savior to many, after two years of getting little to no hay. Many also faced shipping hay in and reducing herd sizes after one of the most brutal winters in local history. Home...
NEXT JOURNEY, a men’s quartet from Emmanuel Baptist Church of Billings, are in Miles City Sunday morning and are wanting to join us at Coalwood, in our country setting that evening. They have special memories of their time with us last August. Terry Larson, a very special brother in the Lord, and the other men of the quartet will be doing the entire worship service at Coalwood Community Church, on Highway 59 North, Mile Marker 56. Please come and join us for this special event, to be held at 5 P.M. Sunday August 12, 2018. A potluck supper a...
As a reminder to those who may have missed it in our July 5th edition, the Powder River Examiner is now available online. Print subscribers have free access to read the paper online. Now you’ll be able to see Powder River County’s news source while you’re on vacation, laying on a beach in Hawaii, or perhaps you could keep the website open in the background of your computer to read the news while your boss thinks you’re working. Instructions to sign up for the online edition are as follows: 1. Navigate to www.powderriverexaminer.com (a mobile...
Time has passed quickly and we are now a month into a new budget year. On August 2nd we will be having an Open House to thank those who have donated, volunteered or just ‘been there’ for our Senior Center. We will be serving coffee, iced tea, and fresh baked cookies for refreshments. Everyone is welcome to attend. We will be open on Thursday from 1 to 4 PM. Join us to play some games or visit and have refreshments. Senior Center is open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9 AM to 4 PM and on Thursdays from 1 to 4 PM. Some Thursdays we have a m...
Lucille Randall, age 97, passed away July 24, 2018, at the Powder River Manor in Broadus, Montana. She was born March 9, 1921, to Swiss immigrant parents, Anna and Christian Gantenbein, in Boring, Oregon. She was the fourth of five children, growing up on the family's dairy farm on Kelso Road. Lucille's father died of tuberculosis when she was 14 months old, but her mother was able to keep the family farm with the advice and support of her brothers-in-law. After graduating from Sandy High...
Lucille Randall, age 97, passed away July 24, 2018, at the Powder River Manor in Broadus, Montana. She was born March 9, 1921, to Swiss immigrant parents, Anna and Christian Gantenbein, in Boring, Oregon. She was the fourth of five children, growing up on the family’s dairy farm on Kelso Road. Lucille’s father died of tuberculosis when she was 14 months old, but her mother was able to keep the family farm with the advice and support of her brothers-in-law. After graduating from Sandy High School, Lucille enrolled in the nursing program at St. V...
Tara Kay McCullough, age 55 of Ashland, MT passed away on the morning of July 28, 2018. Tara was born in Sheridan, Montana, August 25, 1962. She went home with her parents Harold and Mary Ann Irion McCullough to live on the Goodspeed/Beam homestead on Otter Creek. In 1964, the family moved to Ashland. In 1968, Tara began Ashland public school and completed all eight grades. In 1976, she began the ninety-mile a day bus ride to high school in Broadus. She graduated from Powder River County...
Evelyn Joyce (Fadhl) Broadus lost her battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia on July 26, 2018. Our Mom was born December 29, 1943 to George and Vera (Wood) Fadhl at the home of her Aunt Barbara Schulenberg in Forsyth, Montana. In elementary school, knowing that her Aunt worked at a bar, Mom horrified her own mother by telling everyone that she was born in the back room of the Kokomo Club. Wife, mother, daughter, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, cousin, friend – whatever our mother's r...
July 16, 2018 All commissioners were present for a regular meeting, and began the day reading current mail, reading and approving minutes and reviewing any other necessary information regarding transfer of assets and employee forms. No public comment was heard on the day’s agenda. Rich Biesheuvel, acting Building and Grounds Supervisor, reported they have county facility grounds mowed up. The clinic will be out of power because Tongue River Electric will be replacing a pole and getting ready for the installation of the generator at the school....
A few important dates remain for hunters looking for license for this upcoming hunting season: On Aug. 6, hunters can buy over-the-counter and surplus B licenses (antlerless) for deer and elk. On Aug. 9, general antelope and antelope B drawing results will be available. On Aug. 13, surplus general antelope, antelope B and antelope archery 900-20 licenses go on sale. On Aug. 15, antelope archery season opens for the 900-20 license. The 900-20 archery antelope licenses were drawn on July 16. These licenses allow bowhunters to hunt antelope from...
Thursday, August 4, 1988 Full-fledged drought by Shirley Stuver A final July week of sweltering heat and southeast winds brought the average high for the month to 94.03 degrees at the “cool” Broadus weather station, and also brought the admission from even the most optimistic residents that “this is a full-fledged drought.” In computing July temperature means, it is hard to believe… but July of 1936 was even warmer, if Miles City records are valid for comparison. Some cool nights brought the monthly minimum down to 58.41 degrees. Monthly m...
My graduating class from the United States Naval Academy was known as the “Top Gun” class, because our applications for appointment to Annapolis were greatly influenced by the blockbuster movie featuring Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis. In that thriller movie, the confrontation between the U.S.S.R. versus U.S.A. was classic Cold War. In today’s words: Russia vs ‘Merica. In the thirty years since the end of the Cold War, I’ve always kept an eye on Russia. Anyone who has studied Russian history knows that they are a very proud people, a strong na...
