LaMoyne Marilyn Ross

LaMoyne Marilyn Ross was born February 8, 1925 in Denair, California. She married Arthur Lee Ross on January 20, 1942 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. In 1955, they moved and bought a ranch in Stevensville, MT. In 1964, they moved to Trout Creek where they resided till their deaths. Art died in a sawmill accident in 1968. LaMoyne lived a long, full life, loved by many as she was always there to give a helping hand, never knowing a stranger. LaMoyne had 5 children, Art Jr. and Carl (deceased), 3 still living. Sam Ross (JoAnn), Berniece (Chris) Ingbretson and Rory Ross, all of Trout Creek. She was ready to go to our Lord on January 19th and is now in His loving care and at peace. She had 16 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren, several great-great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial at the Community Church will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. on January 26th. There will be a potluck luncheon following at the Senior Citizen Center immediately following the service.

Both Noxon teams end season

NOXON – The Red Devils have been heating up the competition, securing win after win and moving closer to advancing in the Divisional tournament this week.

Two Mineral County girls basketball teams place second in Class C district basketball

On Monday, Feb. 20, both the Lady Clark Fork Mountain Cats, and the Lady St. Regis Tigers played district challenge games and won second place, each earning a spot in divisionals as a result.

Community Notes

The Mineral County Medical Foundation will be holding their annual spring fundraising event on May 12 and will feature local historian, Hal Stearns giving his talk entitled, “Montana Towns: Then, Now, Tomorrow.”

Lady Hawks just short of state B qualification

All a high school volleyball coach can realistically ask from his or her players is to be playing your best when tournament time rolls around, and to “leave it on the floor” each time you go out to compete.

Mineral County Court Report

Mineral County Court Records from April 5 to April 19

Mineral County wrestlers 2nd at state

Trey Green from Superior took fourth place at 182 pounds at the All-Class State Wrestling Tournamnent at MetraPark in Billings last Friday and Saturday.

Comments sought on proposed Lolo Forest plan

A 60-day comment period opened Feb. 1 for Lolo Forest's proposed forest plan.

St. Regis teams take down Two Eagle River

St. Regis is not a great place to go.

Plains man pleads guilty to burglary in Flathead

A plea deal calls for Raymond to receive a 5-year sentence to the state Department of Corrections on the burglary charge.

Mineral County Health Department explains monkeypox after Montana reports first case

On Aug. 5, Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services announced that Montana's first case of monkeypox was detected in Flathead County.

Legals for February, 23 2022

St. Regis smothers Superior in I-90 rivalry

The big guy in the middle for Charlo could be a problem for a couple more years.

Trout Creek Senior Center hosts two events in July

The Trout Creek Senior Center will be hosting two events in July. The first event will be an Open House on Saturday, July 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The second event is the Trout Creek Senior Center Yard Sale on Saturday, July 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Trotters show improvement in trip to Bitterroot

The bats are showing signs of coming around. The never quit is still there. The wins will come.

Christmas tree permits now available

Lolo National Forest Christmas tree permits are now available for finding the perfect tree for your home this holiday season.

Lady Bobcats grab win over Noxon

The Superior Lady Bobcats pulled off a strong win against the Noxon Lady Red Devils in a home game Friday evening.

Controversial ski pass expansion proposed

Lookout Ski Area officials have proposed to expand their operation with additional ski lifts, ski trails, and a bigger parking lot, which could be a source of concern among taxpayers.

Trotters finish third

The ultimate competition would include two rivals in a playoff atmosphere each with something to prove. Fitting, then, that Plains and Thompson Falls were matched up in their regular season finales to determine which would enter the District 7-B tournament in third and fourth place.

St. Regis Runner looking to break records

Juliana Spencer is looking to break her record from last year before the season is up