Choteau Defeats Harlem in Conference Contest Closes Gap
Choteau built a four point lead late as Harlem stalled with three minutes left. Banis led Choteau with 17 points, Sasser 12, Stott 9 and 15 rebounds by Stott. Harlem struggled in the second half shooting six field goals while Choteau scored 13. Peck praised Stott Banis and Sasser for strong defense and scoring.
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Peck
Harlem
Choteau
Banis
Sasser
Stott
Wildcats
Chateau
L. Sasser
Coeccenenescessos
D. Stott
G. Dunckel
A. Anderson
T. Delino
G. Gormley
Weetensqnceanseses
Neumann
Sands
Yeoman
Apshaies
Une
Wolves
Shelby - ‘Coyotes
Browning Indians
Erie Reel
Valier’ ‘Panthers
Wiebe Aroesiote
Conrad’ ‘Cowboys
Fairfeld ‘Eagles
Waar Einen
Engagement Told In Great Falls Family
Mr and Mrs Milton Ross of Great Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Ross to Vernon Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schmidt also of Great Falls Miss Ross a Fairfield High School graduate now works in a Great Falls doctor s office Schmidt a Great Falls High School graduate works at Buttreys Super Store in Great Falls
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Milton
Ross
Buttreys
Hendersons Host New Year’s Eve Dinner Gathering
Mr and Mrs George Henderson entertained friends at their home for a New Year’s Eve dinner signaling a warm year end gathering.
Rainbow Officers Installation Slated in Choteau
Bonnie Killam, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Lucier, will be installed as worthy advisor of the Choteau Rainbow Girls in a public ceremony Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Chateau Masonic Temple. Refreshments follow in the temple dining room.
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Bonnie Killam
Rest home license lapse discussed by county commission
The county commission debated whether to let the present rest home license lapse. If lapsed the existing building could not be relicensed due to state law compliance. Geo Murphy and Fred Meadows of Teton Valley Homes reported FHA loan unofficial approval but noted county action will decide ahead of plans.
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Geo Murphy
Fred 'Meadows
Teton Valley Homes
Urphy
FHA
Murphy
McPhillips
New Officers Take Positions At Installation
Fort Benton residents Mrs Henry Jensen and Gien Yea ger were installed as noble grand of Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 and IOOF Lodge No 11 at public ceremonies Tuesday night supervised by Bernard Cooper district deputy grand master and Jackie Cooper district deputy president.
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Henry Jensen
Gien Yeager
Queen Rebekah Lodge No
Ioof Lodge
Bernard Cooper
Jackie Cooper
Dan McFarlane
Scotty ‘McKeever
Callison
Pri
Schoonover
Marie «Sykes
Fort Betten
Bill “McCauley
Jack ‘Reiding
Charles
Allen
Irene McManus
Vera Fertis
Iisitian
Mig
Bob. McDonald
Sloe Gr Beiter
Julia Pagees
Red Kaare Lar
Fréd- Mot
Guardian
Ris Richem
Outside
Sam Luinstra
IOOF
Grand
Charles “Allen
Conklin
al Barton
Leo Pierké
Labchard Sheble
Herold Depner
Ed ‘Schilling
Lowell, Meyers
LSNG
Elmer ‘Baker
RSVG
Don “Passmore
John Poore
al Baumgartner
Ralph Caskey
Aa Louie. Clough
Sup- Pekathy ‘Boussard
Teton
County
Montana Centennial Year Focus Prompts Community Heritage
Around the County notes Frieda Schroder urging Montana residents to embrace the centennial year with shared patriotism and cultural learning. It highlights Montana History and Heritage as a study theme, centennial observations, and local groups like Diamond Valley club showcasing heritage through home decorations and period items.
Ruby Clark Returns Home After Kennewick Visit
Mrs Ruby Clark returned home on Tuesday from Kennewick where she spent several weeks. Mr and Mrs Richard Crabizes and family entertained Mr and Mrs Erch Keiper and Mr and Mrs George Dirkes of Fairfield at dinner on New Year’s Day. Mr and Mrs George Henderson visited friends and relatives in Great Falls Friday and attended a neighborhood party at Clyde Kinney’s home. Mr and Mrs John Brown and family Bozeman returned home Saturday after spending the New Year holiday with her parents Ed and wife Schiller.
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Richard’ Crabizes
Keiper
George“ Dirkes
Fairfield
New
George Henderson
Great Falls
Clyde Kinney
John Brown
Bozeman
Spiders Exhibit Promises Old Days Through Local Craft
A community club in Dutton plans a cooperative exhibit with other groups featuring articles depicting the good old days. The Roger Robersons and members work on rocks, carving, polishing, and creating miniature pieces to illustrate centennial days using native stones. The event aims to share Montana lore and inspire others to collect and preserve regional history.
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Dutton
Roger, Robersons
Montana
Weekend Visit From Great Falls Residents
Mr and Mrs Roxie Clark and Gary Hindden of Great Falls spent the weekend with the Walt Magees.
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Roxie
Clark
Gary ‘Hindden
Great Falls
Walt Magees
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Walt Armstrong
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William Black
Din Dutton
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Kennewick
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