Articles from the October 28, 2021 edition

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Woman's Club celebrates 100 years

The Thompson Falls Woman's Club (TFWC) celebrated a landmark occasion last Thursday at the Old Jail Museum in Thompson Falls. 2021 marks the 100-year anniversary since the chapter became a member of...

 

PUMPKIN HARVEST

Eleven-year-old Sydney Evans of Gardiner, Montana, (left) and 9-year-old Kylee Cahoon of Charlo pose with pumpkins they harvested from Karval Pickering's pumpkin patch in Paradise. The girls...

 
 By John Dowd    News    October 28, 2021

Heron man pleads guilty in FWP case

A man from Heron pleaded guilty to nine charges brought forth by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) last Monday, October 18. Alfred Bridges admitted to three counts of unlawful possession of game, fish or furbearers; two counts of unlawful use...

 

Successful opening weekend for hunters

The start of the general deer and elk hunting season produced the highest number of harvested white-tailed deer at game check stations in northwest Montana since 2017. Overall, hunters in northwest...

 

Our Viewpoint

We've entered a new era as Montanans. It's life-changing. We now have to dial the area code to reach out and touch someone. Granted, many households are getting rid of land lines and your cellphone is smart enough to just dial for you when you click...

 

The other side of COVID-19

A remarkable presentation was given to the Sanders County Board of Health at their October 13 meeting by residents Kate Hardman, Sarah Klingenberg and Mary Reed. Detailed informational packets, citing 50 references of articles and videos, were provid...

 

Stricter DUI laws needed

Dear Editor: An article in the Ledger on October 13 notified Sanders County citizens that yet another second-time DUI offender (Bruce Linguanti) was released from jail with only a 12-month suspended sentence. He was given credit for 6 days served...

 

Montana Viewpoint

Recently my home county of Sanders twice made national news, first for having the highest increase in COVID cases in the United States and more recently for a group of citizens pressuring a member of the Sanders County Board of Health into resigning...

 

Remember When?

3 YEARS AGO • OCTOBER 8, 1981 HUNTERS SCORE WELL OPENING DAY Weather was considered to be the key factor and Mother Nature cooperated as hoped, to make the opening day of the 1991 big game hunting season one of the more successful on record. Althoug...

 

Question of the Week

STEVE PERKINS, Thompson Falls - “The frontier days. No technology.” KATHY BUCK, Thompson Falls - “The 50s. I love the music. It seemed a lot simpler then.” KYLI GIFFIN, Thompson Falls - “The renaissance. The outfits, the modesty of the clothing...

 

Justice Court

Montana Highway Patrol Thomas Scheffer, 56, displaying license plates assigned to another vehicle, $325; driving without a valid license, $135; operating without liability insurance in effect, fourth or subsequent offense, $275. Tyler Ehlenfeldt,...

 

Sheriff's Log

Ambulance calls: Heron, 2; Dixon, 2; Plains, 4; T. Falls, 3; Noxon, 1; Hot Springs, 2. Sunday, October 17 Motorist assist, Plains. Abandoned vehicle, Paradise. Threat via third party text message, Plains. Suspicious activity, Plains. Motor vehicle...

 

CLARIFICATION

An October 21, 2021 Ledger article stated that, regarding COVID-19 treatments, “the example was an increased risk, especially in youth, for myocarditis, which is an inflammation of the heart. Valentine made clear that the risk for getting m...

 

Losing a dedicated public servant

Editor, Sanders County is losing a dedicated public servant with the resignation of Carol Brooker. We are a much poorer community and county without Carol’s knowledge, commitment and hard work, as our County Commissioner. It is disappointing, yet u...

 

Woods Journal

This time of year draws many out into the wilderness for hunting, fishing, hiking and more, especially in Sanders County. It is easy to lose track of time and one’s whereabouts due to the surrounding natural beauty, loss of light late in the year a...

 

Jean Frances (Gaslin) Patton

Jean Frances (Gaslin) Patton, 81, loving wife, mom and grandmother, went to be with the Lord with her family near her on October 14, 2021. Jean was born in Coquille, Oregon to Charles and Frances Gaslin. She attended college in Eugene and Portland,... Full story

 

Caiden Graham Hedahl

"Squish," aka Caiden Graham Hedahl, came into this world on October 24, 2016, into the arms of his momma and Daddy (Mia and Travis Hedahl) and his "Boys" (Cohen and Kye.) He met his person Jacki that... Full story

 

Tillie Wollaston

On October 22, 2021, our beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and best friend Tillie Wollaston gained her angel wings. Tillie was born January 16, 1937, in Hurdsfield, North Dakota, to Chris and Sara Rall. Tillie was one of 16 children and was... Full story

 

Calliope Michelle Carlson

Jacqueline Carlson and Kasal Chea of Thompson Falls welcomed daughter, Calliope Michelle Carlson, Monday, October 4, 2021 at 5:37 p.m. at Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains. She weighed six pounds,... Full story

 

Crossword Solution

SOLUTIONS ACROSS 1. SAC 4. FAN 7. CRO 10. ADH 11. OCA 12. HEN 13. COBRA 15. RET 16. ARISE 19. STEEPLE 21. IGNEOUS 23. CORNEAS 24. ORGANIC 25. AARE 26. NEED 27. OCCLUDE 30. SESSILE 34. AHA 35. RAN 36.... Full story

 

Bowling Scores

THOMPSON FALLS MONDAY NITE GALS W L Dangerous Dames 17 7 Nascar Freaks 15 9 Talk of the Town 3.5 10.5 Rock’n Bowl 11 13 Dolls with Balls 10.5 13.5 Bye 5 19 Team Scr. Game: Dolls with Balls, 474; Scr. Series: Rock ‘n Bowl, 1260; Hcp. Game: Dolls wit...

 

Groups plan Fall, Halloween events this weekend

The Thompson Falls Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring their first Fall Festival on Saturday, October 30, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Ainsworth Park in Thompson Falls. The event will feature vendors with baked goods, crafts and other items. There will...

 

DOWN TO EARTH TEACHING

This Plains High School teacher isn't taking a nap on the school lawn, he's teaching his physics students how to use a clinometer, an instrument to measure heights of tall objects such as buildings....

 

Fun run promises treats for moving your feet

This year’s Trick or Treat, Move Your Feet will be Thompson Falls Community Trail Committee’s fourth annual 5K run and one-mile fun run/walk. The festive Halloween-themed event will take place on Saturday, October 30, and runners of all paces are wel...

 

Tourism board seeks applicants

Glacier Country Tourism, the official tourism marketing and management organization for Western Montana, is seeking applicants for positions on its volunteer board. Applicants must live in Flathead, Glacier, Lake, Lincoln, Mineral, Missoula, Ravalli...

 

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