The Flathead County Sheriff's Office

was called Tuesday evening when someone heard a young man yelling for help on the Stillwater River. Officers caught up with a group of people who had been floating on the river. They said their raft got stuck and some people fell in the water, but everyone was fine.

On Flathead Drive, cash, CDs, movies, jewelry, medicine and other items were reported stolen. It was jewelry, CDs, a camera and a video-game player that were outsourced from a home on Maple Drive. A wallet was stolen from a student at Bigfork High School.

A deputy contradicted advice given to a girl in Martin City, where people on four-wheelers reportedly drive over private property and scream and holler at dogs. The girl's father had told her to run the intruders over. The officer suggested other strategies.

A rape report from Columbia Heights is under investigation.

A man was arrested after a domestic assault was reported at Cheery Lynn Court.

A crying female hitchhiker was reported on South Cedar Drive. She was gone when an officer arrived at about 1 a.m.

It was a little bit too late at night for drilling on a wood carving on U.S. 2 East. A deputy talked to the sleepless artist at 1:30 a.m., and he agreed to stop for the night.

Two youths appeared in a garage on Middle Road at 3 a.m., setting off an alarm. On Mountain View Drive, a man entered the back door of a house at 3 a.m. and then left.

Some people picked the parking lot of LaSalle Tools for a wrestling match at 5 a.m.

Ongoing trouble between a landlord and tenant was reported on Montana 206. Ditto at Capra Court.

A parent on Solberg Drive wanted a teenage daughter arrested for breaking a phone.

A dog was shot on Lore Lake Road. A window was broken in a vehicle in Lakeside.

A snoring, scratched up man behind Wal-Mart seemed to be barely breathing. A deputy tapped his siren and the man awoke to learn he has a warrant he should take care of.