Community
Eastern Montana Industries offers new recycling services
From Eastern Montana Industries
Through the efforts of a number of local Terry residents and a partnership with Eastern Montana Industries (EMI), Prairie County residents will soon have more options for preventing some of their garbage from ending up in the landfill.
Local benefit auction raises $3,600 for cure
Joan Hubber watches as Greg Klevgard illustrates the Pac Man chomp while modeling “Ms. Pac-Man - taking a bite out of cancer” brasserie. More photos can be viewed on the Tribune Facebook page.
By Kay Braddock
Weather spotter course offered May 12
The National Weather Service in Glasgow, in conjunction with Prairie County Department of Emergency Service will be hosting a free Skywarn weather spotter training course on May 12 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Hospital’s activities director enjoying new role
Prairie Community Hospital Activities Director Joni Ler led an egg-dyeing activity for hospital residents last week.
By Dawn Olson
Tribune Staff
Joni Ler began her new role as the Prairie Community Hospital’s activities director in February of this year.
Easter egg hunts planned
Children will be gathering at Murn Park on Saturday, April 23 at 9 a.m. to find Easter eggs and candies during the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Terry Volunteer Fire Department.
Fallon’s Lazy JD under new ownership
Dale and Shannon Wells took over the Lazy JD Bar and Grill in Fallon on March 3. It’s a family affair with the Wells’ children helping serve customers. From left to right, children are: Kaitlynn 12, Wyatt 11, Carson 9 and Ashley 15.
New store offers scrapbooking and quilting supplies
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Creative Cottage owner Janet Loomis says she intends to offer quality fabric at reasonable prices. The store first opened up earlier this spring.
By Dawn Olson
Tribune Staff
Janet Loomis is the owner of Creative Cottage, a new scrapbooking and sewing store located at 415 Logan Avenue.
Duck hunt goes a foul
A close up of “Pick Pocket Duck” clearly shows rules were not followed in what was to be a friendly April 1st duck hunt.
By Kay Braddock
“Chair-ity” event begins
Local artists are being invited to take part in a “chair-ity” event. As the name suggests, the event sponsored by the Evelyn Cameron Heritage Inc., will center around chairs.
“All odd ducks quack here” duck hunt in Terry planned
For the Tribune
A financial reward of $100 is being offered to catch the infamous “Pick Pocket Duck” from Terry, Montana.
