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In 1946, Bill Funk's father Paul Funk began Roundup's Case Dealership, Musselshell Valley Equipment. Bill began working for his father as a young man in the dealership. For the first 20 years he worked in the shop doing repair under the direction of Tony Mang. Bill reminisced that he learned so much under the influence of Tony and others during his time doing mechanics. Bill took over the business and continues today, hopefully for many years to come, as Bill has no plans of retiring....
The Musselshell Valley Community Foundation was established in 1997 to create an endowment for the benefit of the people of the Musselshell Valley River Region. Each year grants are awarded to charitable projects within the following interest areas: Youth Activities, Cultural and Recreational Activities, Community Education, Natural Resources and Community Enhancement. Selection of the recipient will be made through an application process and a grant committee. The final decision is made by the Board of Directors of MVCF. This is the 23nd year...
Members of the Swimmers Forever group in Roundup met after the holidays to consider the question of moving forward on renovation and opening of the indoor swimming pool located in the south end of the Community Center building. Over the past three years, the group has conducted surveys, held fundraisers, and helped to fund an extensive professional engineering study of the feasibility of the project. The Preliminary Architectural Report (PAR) prepared by Collaborative Design Architects in Billings in consultation with Greg Benjamin, structural...
Ramsey Keller Memorial Benefit Saturday, February 1st @ 6 PM Roundup Community Center 770 3rd St West Wine Auction Benefit The Ramsey Keller Memorial pays for the expenses associated with burying an infant or child up to the age of 1. The purpose of this fundraiser is to raise money for hurting families in Montana. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go directly to the Ramsey Keller Memorial. Families in Roundup, including our own, have benefited from this organization. We want to give back! Join us for an evening of fun and wine tasting!...
The Great Exchange Life has its share of pitfalls and was it not for some of the warnings that exist, we would find ourselves in a lot more trouble. Flashing red lights, buzzers, signs, and people, to name a few. We often find warnings in the Bible. They are warnings sent by God through people that are called "prophets." Sometimes even God Himself intervenes in life situations to reveal a sign. Such is the case in Daniel, chapter 5. He manifested Himself at a big party in a palace in Babylon. He stretches His hand and writes a message to king...
Are You Listening? I was brought up in church, but it was a church that did not believe that God spoke to people anymore. O, He spoke to the prophets, to Adam and Eve, to the disciples, but then the Bible was written so God had given us a love letter and didn’t need to speak to us anymore. When I first accepted Jesus into my life, I used to beg God to talk to me. But, I had been taught He wouldn’t. WRONG! God is speaking to us all the time – we just don’t listen! My words are based on John 10:3. Jesus, Who is God in the flesh, says “my she...
The American Prairie Reserve based in Bozeman Montana,is anything BUT American !! This group of wealthy Globalist want Montana as a world park for their own enjoyment. They want your water rights,property rights abolished and also,free roaming Bison.Sure I love Bison but free roaming in the 21st century? These are destructive and will cause accidents on our roads and highways.Montana has another problem. Indian reservations. We have eight in state out of 326 nationwide. These cost tax payers 20 billion dollars per-year!! Now,the Mexican cartel...
Most understand that socialism conquered its first country, Russia, in 1917 under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin and has always been a revolutionary doctrine never content to allow any people to choose another way. Eighteen months later it was organized to do the same in America. Yes, colluding with Russia has been a part of our history for over 100 years but it has been the Socialists who colluded. We see three times in the 20th Century when its imprint was most evident: after World War I, after World War II and during theVietnam War. Space...
MUSSELSHELL COUNTY COMMISSION AGENDA JANUARY 21st, 2020 8:30 Call to order. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda Approval of minutes Commissioner Board information Old business Extension Office and Fairgrounds repairs Discuss the County’s next move on Flood Plain Violations #4 Road alteration. Accounting Audit User rental and hold harmless agreement for County facilities. Deed for the Melstone property. New Business Updated phone system. Employee vacation accumulation. MACO Insurance Renewal. Grants Rural Development/Commons sidewalks NW E...
1/9/2020-1/15/2020 1/9 A 911 came in requesting an Ambulance for an individual who has been vomiting for days. Ambulance responded RMH requested a transfer to Billings. Ambulance performed the transfer A report of a hit and run accident came in, Deputy responded A 911 came in reporting a possible break in, Deputy responded A 911 came in requesting the Ambulance for an individual who has fallen in Melstone, Ambulance and Melstone QRU responded 1/10 A 911 came in from an individual who wanted their phone back, Deputy advised The Ambulance...
A Montana Story"Hey teacher, where you going with those kids?" Those were the words yelled across the rippling waters of the Musselshell River in South Central Montana on a Spring Day in 1945, by a charismatic, young Air Force veteran, to an 18 year old angelic, blue-eyed blonde, as she led her students, lined up like ducklings behind her, on a field trip along the banks of the Musselshell. With those words, an epic, improbable-- and wholly Montana-- love story, began. A love story that came to...
You are invited to a free video presentation of “The Final Empire”. This 4 part series starts January 23rd at 7PM at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 605 3rd Street East in Roundup. Learn more about the role of the United States in World History. If you need more information, or directions, please call us at 406-323-3998....
It starts with one plant on a sunny windowsill then morphs into an impenetrable jungle. You may feel you need a machete to reach each individual plant to water and tend. Clear the way to improved growing conditions and convenient care while showcasing every plant with style. Group plants with similar light and watering needs to make maintenance easier for you and increase humidity levels – something tropical plants need to thrive. Set plants on attractive trays filled with pebbles to capture excess water. The pebbles elevate the containers a...
Hunters and anglers can expect a few changes this year when they buy their 2020 licenses starting March 1. The most visible change Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks customers will see is a change to license paper. Starting this year, both licenses and carcass tags will be printed on normal-sized paper, and license buyers will be able to print them at home. For years, FWP licenses and tags have been produced on weather-resistant paper. However, this paper is not only expensive, but requires printing technology so outdated that it’s almost i...
Basketball season is here and we are ready to start our FREE little panther basketball camp again! Camp will start every Sunday from 1:00 – 2:00 PM beginning January 26th and will finish on February 23rd. This camp is for students in grades K-6 and will be held at the Roundup Elementary Gymnasium. Students will need to bring clean non-marking gym shoes to be able to participate in the camp. This year, we will also be selling Little Panther Basketball T-shirts and a basketball for $25.00. This is completely optional and it is our goal to get e...
The Panthers traveled to Forsyth last Thursday to challenge the Dogies in a non-conference game. Forsyth presents the same challenge we have faced most of the year and that is they had tremendous size. The one advantage the Panthers had was their depth and bench play. Both teams started the game slow offensively as the outside jumpers wouldn’t fall. The Panthers started in a man defense with an emphasis on keeping their big guards in front of them. The defense didn’t want their guards to get going downhill so to speak as they are difficult to...
Speech, Drama, & Debate Results from the Huntley Project High School Invitational on Saturday, January 18, 2020: Speech Team 3rd Place - Class B Drama Team 4th Place - Class B Finalists: Mara Gifford - 1st Place Spontaneous Oral Interpretation Gareth Servis - 1st Place Humorous Solo Acting Emily Donahue - 3rd Place Spontaneous Oral Interpretation Jenine Viviano & Ashley Wilson - 4th Dramatic Theatre Elizabeth Donahue - 5th Place Lincoln Douglas Debate Kaly Maetche & Daniel Bruschi - 7th Place...
Approximately one year ago when the Teddy Blue Abbott Monument committee decided to go public with plans for this project, the time and artistry for which is a gift by Greg Eiselein to the community, we knew that raising the necessary funds for materials and outside workmanship would be a high mountain to climb. However, we have been extremely gratified by the support we have received from grant awards and the community and former residents. We currently have funding in place for creation of the mold once Greg has completed the detail work and...
Robin Hood is a legend; though people have repeated and invented tales of his exploits for centuries, there is no proof that the man existed. Josephine Doody is not a legend; though her original surname is unknown, her existence and death are documented, and her principal researcher has some confidence, not 100%, that he located her birth certificate. In 1988 John Fraley discovered her cabin, decaying in Glacier National Park, researched her as best he could, and distilled from his...
TOTAL TIME: Prep/Cook Time: 20 minutes YIELD: 6 cups. Ingredients • 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts • 1 cup Buffalo wing sauce • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter • 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened, cubed • 1/2 cup ranch salad dressing • 1/2 cup sour cream • 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, divided • 5 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese • 1 green onion, sliced • Tortilla chips Directions • 1. Place the first 3 ingredients in a 6-qt. electric pressure cooker. Lock lid; clo...
BOZEMAN – Montana State University has announced its undergraduate honor rolls for fall semester 2019. There are two MSU honor roll lists: the President's List and the Dean's List. To be eligible for the lists, students must be enrolled in at least 12 college-level credits. This honor roll list was current as of Jan. 14 and includes all registration corrections or grade changes processed to that date. The 1,261 students with a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the semester were named to the President's List. An asterisk follows their names b...
