Thursday 9/24

partly sunny High 79° F / Low 45° F Friday 9/25 mostly sunny High 67° F / Low 41° F Saturday 9/26 chance of showers High 65° F / Low 42° F Sunday 9/27 mostly sunny High 67° F / Low 42o F

Daniels County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will be hosting its annual free feed at the corner of Main and First Avenue in Scobey on October 3.

Free bratwursts, hot dogs, sauerkraut and the trimmings and treats will be served while it lasts or from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.

People are invited to check out the local businesses and stop for something to eat. Adult beverages are available to buy at local taverns should people choose to wash down the barbecue with a beer or such.

The food each year is provided by Daniels Memorial as part of their outreach programs, served and prepared by the Daniels County Chamber members.

Cremation and Funeral Services

Independence Bank lobbies in Scobey, Conrad, Havre, Malta and Glasgow opened on Monday, September 21. Poplar branch was scheduled to open on Tuesday, September 22.

Lobby and drive-up hours have returned to each branch’s normal schedule. Scobey branch hours are: Lobby, Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Drive-Up window is Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. and on Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

They ask that people call for an appointment when wanting to meet with new account staff or a lender. Call 487-2282 .

They ask that social distancing and signage at each location be observed.

A $400 donation to the Daniels County Cemetery Board from the annual Catholic rummage sale will kick start a project to get markers for unmarked graves and update markers for some Veteran’s graves.

Three local organizations benefited from the annual

rummage sale. Buyers, at the rummage sale checkout, were able to choose from a list to designate the funds to.

Cemetery board member, Marlys Farver commented about getting the grave marker project going, “This has been a goal for the board for some years, and it will now come to be.” The donation was to be used at the board’s discretion and board consensus was that this would be a worthy project to get going.

Anyone else wanting to contribute to the fund for the project, can contact Marlys Farver or Tom Loftsgaard.