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‘Pages from the Past’

The top stories in The Terry Tribune this week in 1916:

Ex-Terry deputy helps elderly couple strike it rich

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Armed with a metal detector, former lawman Allen Corneliusen has combed Civil War battlefields and California beaches. He found a wedding ring for friends in waisthigh water at Flathead Lake. In Idaho, he hit it rich when he discovered a 5 ½-ounce gold nugget.

Center Menu

Please call the Prairie Community Center at 635-5364 a day prior to the meal to reserve your seat.

School Menu

All meals are served with milk, salad, & fruit/vegetables - Breakfast served everyday

Northside

John and JoAnne Roos were in Glendive Tuesday with Mark and Gina Roos and Ryleigh to celebrate Ryleigh’s second birthday.

Southside

Andy and Nancy Pehl attended the graveside service for their closest neighbor Helmut Hintz on Saturday morning.

FWP seeks public comment on ice fishing contests

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on ice fishing contests proposed for the 2020-2021 season. Participants must comply with state fishing regulations, including daily and possession limits.

School Re-opening

We are starting to hit high gear around the schools as we prepare for the rapidly approaching opening on the Aug. 26.

75 years ago, Terry men were at the center of World War II history

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Seventy-five years ago, two Terry men were at the epicenter of America’s super-secret mission that ended World War 2.

‘Pages from the Past’

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Aug. 22, 1935