Bulldogs Hold Lead as Montana Normal Fights Back
In a rugged basketball clash, Montana Normal battled back after an early deficit but Billings Bulldogs, led by Alvord and Weiss, maintained a steady edge. Lee scored 14 for the Bulldogs, while Wetzel added 10 and Kastelitz 8 as Babcock and Smith led for the Yellowjackets with 9 and 12 points respectively.
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Bulldogs
Alvord
Kakuske
Montana
Lee
Wetzel
Kastelitz
Weikel
Smith
Babcock
Boewener
Rouse
Reemselenseesenreas
Gibbons
Loughlin
Seyler
Caessentecataneesses
Stark
F Marcus
Cewrmenneseeensees Cowley
F Chambers
Minnie
Totals Triumph Over Eastern Montana Normal 57 to 30
M.S.N.C. Bulldogs extended their winning streak by defeating Eastern Montana Normal 57 to 30. Wetzel Kastelitz and Rouse led with 6 12 and 11 points respectively while Smith topped the visitors with 17 points.
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M.S.N.C
Montana
Bulldogs
Thay Bulldogs
Yellowjackets
Rouse
Lee
Alvord
Smith
M.ls.n.c. Bulldogs
Wetzel
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Loughlin
Seyler
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E. M. N. Yellowjackets
Cowley
Pups Lose Close Battle to Ennis and Beat Lima
Normal Pups fall 24 to 23 to Ennis Independents in a tight Friday night thriller then defeat Lima Independents 37 to 13. Davison leads Pups with 13 points, Buckley adds 7, Estes tops Ennis with 11.
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Ennis Independents
Lima Independents
Pups
Ennis
Davison
Buckley
Estes
Ditty
WEBEL
Tuomi
Weger
Sekulich
Carpita
P. Mihelich
Callaghan
Ohana Wena
Enene
Annala
Renee
Renne
Lima
Resanenenseeense
Downing
Fauble
Beduceb
Wee Naeb
Mountain View Cemetery Improvement Project Details
The article notes a club sponsored project for Mountain View Cemetery with completion planned in spring. A reservoir will fill in winter and early spring to supply water when ditch supply is low. Estimated costes around 16000 dollars, offset by city donation of steel pipe, and current water loss due to leaky pipes.
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Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead Herder Sentenced for Forgery in District Court
William Murphy, a Beaverhead herder, received a four year state prison term after pleading guilty before Judge H. G. Rodgers in district court yesterday. He was transported to Deer Lodge by Deputy Sheriff Dellar Gordon. The sheriff notes a prior prison record.
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William Murphy
H. G. Rodgers
Deer Lodge
Dellar Gordon
Forest Service fish planting continues despite losses
The district reports 9,958,700 fish planted last season, mainly Grayling and Rainbow plus natives, sourced from state hatcheries. Drought and unscreened ditches cause mortality, but the program will persist with pack mule planting to aid streams and lakes over the next decade, per M. G. Ramsey.
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Anaconda
Hamilton
Forest Service
M. G. Ramsey
Bannack Lacks Local Post Office Amid Census Counts
An unofficial census shows Bannack and surrounding areas rely on a post office with 125 to 150 served. Bannack town has 89 residents as the office distributes mail via Dillon star routes after decades of operation since 1862.
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Bannack
Grasshopper Valley
Grasshopper Creek
Dillon
Dillon B squad edges Ennis in local floor debut
In a preliminary game Dillon B led Ennis 24 17 in Ennis first local floor appearance outside district tournaments. Dillon B lost to Twin Bridges 50 20 at Twin Bridges last Thursday night.
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Kakuske
Good
Dillon
Ennis
Twin Bridges
Local Birth and Upcoming Eye Clinic Notice
Mr and Mrs Rayburn Thompson of Bannack announce the birth of a son on January 25 at Barrett Hospital. Dr H H Scarborough eye specialist will be at the Andrus Hotel Friday February 11 for consultations.
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Rayburn Thompson
Bannack
Barrett Hospital
H.H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
John Staudaker
Alder
J. W
Dan Peterson
Lima
Matt Kay
Beaverhead County
Murray Hospital
Butte
B. A. Risley
Anaconda
Box stalls improve dairy barn efficiency and cow comfort
Dairymen learn that a well built box stall at the barn end yields profit. It offers a fine freshening space in winter and reduces udder damage and ruined quarters. The large bedded stall also aids cows that are lame or ill.
Mrs Hartwig Hosts Bridge Dinner For Spokane Guest
Mrs W B Hartwig entertained last Tuesday evening in compliment to Mrs David Sullivan of Spokane. Following the dinner three bridge tables played with Mrs Thur Graeter high and Mrs George Hughes low. The annual President's Birthday Ball at the city hall auditorium drew a large crowd and cleared about $5 for the infantile paralysis fund. W M Stone chaired the committee.
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W. B. Hartwig
David Sullivan
Spokane
Frank Nelson
Thur Graeter
George Hughes
City Hall Auditorium
W.M. Stone
Local clubs hold meetings and schedule changes
The Child Study club met at Mrs. Sam Cardinale's home to discuss plans for the year. Theta's meeting was postponed to Feb 15. Mrs Frank Tyro hosted the P N G club at Mrs Jack Deputy's home. The B B Pinochle club plans a Feb 11 meeting at Mr and Mrs J H Keenan. Busy Bee club met at Mrs F M Carr's home. Mrs Hayess Baxter hosted the M M club for a luncheon last Wednesday afternoon.
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Sam Cardinale
Theta
Frank Tyro
P.N.G. Club
Jack Deputy
B. B. Pinochle Club
J. H. Keenan
Busy Bee Club
F. M.carr
Annual High School Party Recap With Dances And Parade
Last Friday the high school hosted its annual party featuring lin solo by Frances Pickolick with Miss Jean Ballard ac robatic dance by Elsie Lloyd and shawl parade comments by Mrs. Arnold Clair. Performances included Isas, Belle Ross, and Clara Faust School of Dancing pupils Jo Ann Deputy Mary Lori Stroeder Helen Koski Virginia Tovey Miriam Morse Martha Kay Stroeder Mildred Nissen Rosalie Constable. A committee led by Mrs. J F Kerr and others served refreshments afterward.
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Lin Solo
Frances Pickolick
Jean Ballard
Elsie Lloyd
Arnold Clair
Isas
Belle Ross
Claudia Faust
Jo Ann Deputy
Mary
Lori Stroeder
Helen Koski
Virginia Tovey
Miriam Morse
Martha Kay Stroeder
Mildred Nissen
Rosalie Constable
J. F. Kerr
R. D. Curry
Garrison Wiant
Robert Gregg
Jonh Wenger
Elizabeth Anderson
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Detroit Red Wing
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