Centerville Sweeps Teton In Double Victory
Centerville defeats Teton in a two game the Bulldog squad challenged the visitors but could not stop the high powered Centerville lineup. Balko led Centerville with 14 points while Ness and Maccany provided the bulk for Teton’s defense. Centerville built a strong lead through the first half and widened the gap into the final period.
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Teton
Centerville
Paul B. Powell
Balko
Ness
Lear
Maccany
Coles
McDonnell
Veton
Bleecher
No Snow Plow Available for Location Here
The article reports that Choteau, Montana, lacks a local snow plow for Highway No. 87 between Chateau and Fairfield. Mayor George M. Coffey pressed state highway officials for relief, while state officials cited funds and drift challenges. Letters from O. G. Warden and R. H. Willcomb outline the situation and plans, noting no plow is available in the region.
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Chateau
Fairfield
George M. Coffey
Coffey
O. G. Warden
Great Falls
Warden
Willcomb
Mont
George Coffey
Choteau
Mr. Coffey
Montana
Big rivals Conrad and Choteau clash Monday night game
The All Stars from Conrad travel to Choteau on Monday December 28 for a high profile basketball clash. Stars like Leon Underwood Tuffy Neuman Gib Wall and Dale Wixson headline the Conrad squad as they seek to avenge earlier losses against Choteau which recently fell to Home Oil and later dropped a OT defeat at Conrad.
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Conrad
Choteau
Leon Underwood
Tuffy Neuman
Gib Wall
Dale Wixson
Mitchel
Great Falls
Fairfield
Yuletide Joyful Wishes From The Province
A festive note hopes Providence blesses friends during the Yuletide season and extends good cheer and goodwill as the times reflect holiday spirit.
Nurse Completes County Work Returns to Falls
County Nurse Henrietta Crockett reports substantial public health gains in Teton county over the year. After examining Plainview and other schools she notes major reductions in skin itch cases and widespread corrections of eye nose throat teeth and undernourishment. December totals include 738 children examined 47 home visits and 22 pre school examinations with 235 children having at least one defect corrected.
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Falls
Teton County
Henrietta Crockett
Plainview School
Power
Great Falls
Dutton
Grotte
Cccsseurcsenseniprenstetiedaen
Santa Clauses Headquar ters at Court House for Nagle Drive
Miss Margaret Nagle organizes Christmas boxes for the Teton Red Cross to aid county families. Boxes, canned goods, fruit, nuts, and clothes fill the scene as volunteers prepare and load distributions. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire groups assist three families with gift boxes valued around five dollars each.
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Margaret Nagle
Court House
Santa Claus
Nagle
Boy Scouts
Arnold Hanusa
Dutton Man Acquitted in Brady Horse Theft Case
John Crawford of Dutton was acquitted yesterday by Justice J. G. Jackson of an offense charged by F. F. Lewis of Brady. The complaint claimed Crawford took and worked a horse without consent. Witnesses for both sides testified before the judge, and the acquittal followed after the hearing.
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John Crawford
Dutton
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
F. F. Lewis
Brady
Lewis
Crawford
Justice Jackson
Ernie Black
Morris Smith
Howard McCullan
Jimmy Kurry
Alvero Crawford
John Wilcombs
Fred Connelly
Jack Deardorf
Pete Knight
Family Charity Boxes Highlight Holiday Aid Efforts
Local charity program distributes boxes to needy families with varied contents. Boxes include candy, nuts, clothing, toys and food such as canned goods, fruits, vegetables and condensed milk. Emphasis is on meeting family needs with special attention to children.
Boy Scouts Praised by U S Forest Official for Roosevelt Memorial Ceremony
A letter from R F Hammatt assistant regional forester Missoula lauds Troop 51 Chateau and other Montana units for the Scouts role at the October 25 dedication of the Roosevelt memorial obelisk at Marias Pass. He credits their part as the most impressive of the ceremonies and thanks the BSA for fostering conservation oriented service.
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The
Marias Pass
Arnold Hanusa
Chateau
R. F. Hammatt
Missoula
Mr. Hammatt
Mont
Boy Scouts of America
Chateau, Mont
Theodore Roosevelt
Conrad
Valier
Shelby
Browning
Fort Benton
Brady
Montana
Montana Boy Scouts
Evan W. Kelley
United States Forest Service
Gas Rates at Choteau Under Consideration
Mayor George M. Coffey pressed an inquiry into local gas charges with Northwest States Utilities and Montana Power. He sought lower rates for Choteau, Valier, and Conrad, and proposed a preliminary conference before formal action. C B Assness replied that significant rate cuts are unlikely now, noting past practice and only occasional reductions when warranted.
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George M. Coffey
Coffey
C. B. Assness
Northwest States Utilities Company
Great Falls
Valer
Conrad
Chateau
Assness
Montana Power Company
Choteau
Court Sentences Man to Hard Labor in Recent Session
Max Livesay received two years at hard labor in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to a statutory crime. Billy Wagner, 72, was committed to the asylum after years at the county poor farm. Judge J T Hattersley presided over a term that also included a mortgage foreclosure, a divorce decree, and several probate matters in this Warm Springs session.
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State Penitentiary
Warm Springs
Jt. M. Hattersley
Max Livesay
Teton County
Red Lodge
J. L. Billings
B. I. Packer
Livesay
Billy” Wagner
H. W. Bateman
Jk. B Maynard
Tim Cook
Garnet M. Cook
Mort Hirshberg
Algon Odin
Hirshberg
Henry Dale
W. E. Lockhart
Ole Johnson
Lockhart
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Dan Lindseth
E. Cheadle
Helma Thompson
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Doughty
Harmon
Zupan
Sutich
Bulldogs
U. S
Federal Reserve System
John Taylor
Marc Butchart
Tommy Jordan
Howard Gaare
Orval Stone
Glen Bingham
Tommy
Mr. Taylor
Edna
Geraldine Moulton
Villian
A. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Marguerite Vaughn
St. Nicholas
U.S. Forest
Roosevelt Memorial
Forest Service
Minneapolis
Mr. Assness
May
Citizens State Bank
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