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Thursday, June 14, 1990 “Jaws of Life” group formed A committee was recently formed in Broadus to coordinate efforts to raise funds needed to buy a life-saving “Jaws of Life” extrication tool set. “Because of the area in which we live, and the distances from major medical centers, the “jaws” could mean valuable minutes that could save lives or lessen injury,” said Physician’s Assistant committee chairman Leroy Biesheuvel. “We recently had a close call where it took about 50 minutes to free a young Broadus girl from her mangled automobile....
Henry Theodore Patten was welcomed into the world by his parents, Matthew and Michelle Patten, on May 22nd in Gillette, WY at Campbell County Memorial Hospital. Henry weighed 6 lbs 15 oz and was 19 inches long. Henry has two proud sisters, Lillian (4) and Abigail (2). Grandparents are Roger and Lucinda Notsch of Volborg, MT and Clayton and Tana Patten of Broadus, MT. Great-Grandparents include Willy and Anne Gergen and Marcia Gergen of Broadus, Marla Patten of SD, Allen and Marjorie Todd,...
Here are the Primary election results from June 2, 2020. The results are unofficial until certified. Click on the following link to bring up an image with the data: https://www.powderriverexaminer.com/home/customer_files/specialpubs/primary_2020_results_final_copy.jpg...
Courtesy PR Extension Office “PREMIUM LIST FOR FIRST COUNTY FAIR” was the headline of the August 27, 1920 Powder River Examiner, one hundred years ago. The first Powder River County Fair was held in conjunction with the Broadus Roundup on September 3rd & 4th, 1920, and featured exhibits for barley, winter and spring wheat, oats, rye, three types of corn, potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, squash, alfalfa, sweet clover, blue joint, millet, sudan, watermelon, cantaloupe and the best collection of garden products. “Twenty-six farmers and ran...
The weather in May was hot and dry across much of Powder River County. Overall precipitation levels in 2020 have been exceptionally dry, with 3.33" of precipitation falling in Broadus from January 1st through June 1st. The normal precip for the first five months of the year is 5.81", so we're at around half of normal. The driest year on record for that period is 1988, with 2.76" from Jan 1 to Jun 1. The wettest was 1978, with 10.28" during the same period. Last year's wet conditions didn't reall...
Here’s the status of coronavirus in Powder River County, as of June 2nd. Last week, fifty coronavirus tests were performed on Powder River Manor staff and residents, as part of the governor’s directive to test high risk populations. All tests came back negative. The Powder River Public Health office also tested three people over the last week as part of pre-procedure testing. Those tests also came back negative. There have been zero positive cases of COVID-19 to date in Powder River County. Montana currently has 44 active cases. Testing is ram...
The Broadus NRCS Office has an intern this summer. He provided us a short bio: Hello! My name is Trever VandenBos and I am from Valier, Montana. I am currently attending Montana State University in Bozeman, pursuing a degree in crop science. I grew up on a farm and ranch outside of Valier which has helped interest me in a career with the NRCS. I am excited to spend the summer in Broadus working with Shanna Talcott and the rest of the NRCS office as a Pathways Program Intern. (Photo courtesy...
OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH-ELCA Pastor Julie Long, 436-2457 “Rooted in the Word, Dwelling in Christ, Branching out for the sake of the World” “In-Person” Worship began Sunday May 31st and will continue unless stricter guidelines for public gatherings are necessary again. Watch our FB page for updates. Summer “In-Person” Sunday worship time moves to 10:00 A.M. (June, July, August). Holy Communion celebrated First and Third Sundays. Phase 2 restrictions will be honored as they apply to our physical spaces for both worship and fellowship. T...
MONTANA – Governor Steve Bullock last week announced Montana’s unemployment rate was at 11.3% in April due to impacts created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Montana unemployment rate remains below the national rate of 14.7% in April. “Montana took early and aggressive action to combat the virus and save lives, allowing us to be one of the first states in the nation prepared to reopen,” Governor Bullock said. “While we are not immune to the significant economic challenges facing the nation, we are working every day to safely reopen and ensure Mo...
May 4, 2020 All commissioners present for meeting. No public comment was heard. Consent agenda, Rod motioned, Donna seconded, all in favor, motion passed. The board then discussed and voted to repeal Resolution 2020-11, Resolution to Access Courthouse to the Public. Resolution 2020-12, Resolution to Repeal Resolution 2020-11, was read and Rod motioned to approve, all in favor, motion passed. Teel Mullanix met with board for his weekly meeting. Mullanix reported he has spoken with CAT in Billings and the quote for repairs on the blade. The...
Thursday, June 7, 1990 $1500 raised for new Biddle Hall at Hubub Day A strong wind Saturday kept the crowd size at a minimum at the Help Us Build Up Biddle Fun Day, but did little to dampen the spirits of those on hand. The day of games and activities was scheduled to help raise funds for the new Biddle Community Heritage Center. About $1500 was raised, according to HUBUB publicity chairman Janet Rumph. The community has now reached about the halfway point of raising the needed $40,000 to build the new hall. Around $20,000 has already been...
April 2020 Globalstar Usa 86.30 Powder River Examiner 466.25 Range Telephone Cooperative 2934.26 Town Of Broadus 2195.11 Alderman Oil Co. 6091.49 Allbridge 609.58 Alyson Ragsdale 115.00 Amazon.Com Credit 192.66 American Welding & Gas Inc. 126.46 Ameripride Services Inc 56.98 Amsden, LLC 550.00 Armscor Cartridge Incorporated 1825.00 Associated Employees 1075.00 Availity LLC 122.00 Aye’s Fabricating & Repair 225.00 Barbero Estates, LLC 850.00 Big Powder Machine And Welding 1449.95 Bighorn Valley Health Center Inc 133.00 Billings Clinic 99.68 B...
MONTANA – More than half of Montana households have now self-responded to the 2020 Census, yet the state still lags behind the national average for responding to the once-in-a-decade count. Self-responding to the Census means the household has filled out the form without a federal Census taker visiting the home. The national self-response rate is currently 60.1 percent while Montana’s self-response rate is 51.1 percent. “Filling out your Census form is one of the most important things you can do for your community,” State Complete Count Committ...
Kayleigh Opstedahl is taking a market lamb to the fair. She said, "He was born in February. I have halter broken him over the last couple of months and have been feeding him grain. Another activity I have been doing is working on an end table that I plan to enter in the silent auction. It is made of old barn wood. My Papa John has been guiding me. I have also been busy working on scrapbooking and family adventures projects as well as planning more photography. I haven't even started my baking...
4-H member Delaney Ruland and her favorite silkie chicken Diamond are good buddies. Diamond is a good sport about being packed around in a jacket, sitting on the trampoline and doesn't even mind getting a bath. Delaney says that the other chickens don't like getting baths as much as Diamond does. Delaney also has been bottle feeding lambs, and looking forward to all the bugs coming out so she can start collecting them. Social distancing has meant that she has more time to go outside and also...
Healthcare workers have been in the news as of late, fighting the coronavirus and working long shifts to take care of their patients, all across the world. We talked to a pair of recent nursing graduates from Broadus to hear of their experiences about graduating into the brave new world in which we now live. Both Lydia Lynch and Taylor Price graduated this spring with their nursing degrees, with plans on becoming Registered Nurses. Normally, graduating nurses would soon take their NCLEX exam, which would certify them as RNs. This year, due to...
On June 1st, the state of Montana will move into Phase 2 COVID-19 guidelines. There are a few major differences between Phase 1 and the new Phase 2 guidelines. In general, businesses and groups are able to operate in a more open manner than previously, though social distancing guidelines, as well as cleaning protocols should still be followed. Here are a few of the major changes: Phase 2 means and increase in permissible group size to groups of 50 (as opposed to groups of 10 in Phase 1). In Powder River County, the arena, fairbarn, and...
By Raymond Ragsdale, Broadus VFD Broadus Fire responded to a shop fire on May 5th at the John Stuver Ranch, which consumed a shop. The fire was caused by a generator, started during the planned power outage. The shop was a total loss. Carey Trumps, Raymond Ragsdale, Dixie Mitchell, Clint Pedersen, Chase Talcott, Donna Wilson, and Cass Zimmer responded quickly to the fire and helped save nearby structures and equipment. The Broadus VFD then responded to two fires on Wednesday, May 20th during the storm that blew through, one on Bay Horse and...
By Cynde Jo Gatlin, PR County Election Administrator As we get closer to Election Day, I would just like to remind and encourage voters to drop off their ballots versus mailing them. Ballots are due by 8:00 pm on Election Day. There is currently a case before the courts to determine whether or not ballots postmarked but not delivered on Election Day will be counted for this election. Don’t wait to find out – return your ballot as soon as possible! The Clerk and Recorder’s office is located in the Powder River County Courthouse, 119 N Park Av...
By Kerry Gardner We are gearing up for the HEALTH FAIR on Thursday, June 11, 2020 at the Community Center and Hammond School. We have a variety of tests available including Chemistry Panel, Lipid Panel, CBC, TSH, PSA and HGB A1c for diabetics and Vitamin D. These are all screening tests and we remind you to take the results to your healthcare provider when you receive your results. The test results will be returned in a week and if you will not be in town to pick these up, please send a stamped self-addressed envelope and we will mail them to...
Annual cost is $38 in county, $39 out of county, and $40 out of state. Please mail checks to: Powder River Examiner, PO Box 328, Broadus, MT 59317. If you’d like to save a stamp and avoid as much human contact as possible, feel free to drop payments in the payment box on our front door, located across the street to the west of the courthouse. You may also renew online, at www.powderriverexaminer.com. Dorothy Baertsch, Sheridan, WY Elliott Barnhart, Clancy Dan Bird, Olive Jeff Bird, Forsyth Cindy Burris, Spearfish, SD Neil Collins, Biddle C...
By the PR County Healthcare Advisory Board The last couple of months have been very interesting to say the least. What ever your opinion on it, COVID-19 has made an impact on our lives. The Healthcare Advisory Board took some time off to help with the social distancing, but we are now back to work. There are a few things we want to make sure that everyone understands. We are a Healthcare Advisory Board to the commissioners. We do not have any decision-making capability and we do not control any funding. We gather information, correlate that i...
Thursday, May 31, 1990 Fifth graders meet actor Bo Denson’s fifth grade class enjoyed a special field trip last week to the Tom Trusler Ranch, which included attending a branding, touring the Trusler Mansion, and meeting movie star Tom Berenger. After arriving, the class was given a guided tour of the mansion by Mrs. Suzanne Trusler, who explained its many special features. They then watched the branding and met Berenger, a guest of the family. Berenger’s fame includes acting in such box office hits as Platoon, Major League and Born on the Fou...
By Pete Wenzel The Board of Directors at Rolling Hills Golf Course has decided to have the annual member meeting on June 9th, 6PM, at the clubhouse. We will keep the meeting fairly brief, and include agenda items such as a Clubhouse Manager report, Superintendent report, financial report, USGA rule update, donation committee, and go over Board of Directors vacancies. The current Board of Directors includes President Pete Wenzel (through 2022), Director Logan Bird (through 2022), Secretary Cynde Jo Gatlin (through 2022), Director Bram Schaffer...
by Katie Ward As of this Tuesday, 472 of the nearly 1500 headstones at Valley View Cemetery have been photographed, uploaded, and transcribed at billiongraves.com. To all who have participated in the past, THANK YOU! Now - with warmer weather finally arriving, I think we can make significant progress in the coming weeks! To that end, I have scheduled every Saturday in June (weather permitting) from 9:00 a.m. to noon as BillionGraves work days. I will have maps and a list of names for each section and block of the cemetery and can help you get...
