The Culbertson speech and drama Team started off December with a bang. Dec. 2 found the team taking a short jaunt to the north to attend the Froid Invitational Tournament. Coach Jeri Gustafson said, “Everyone agreed that it was nice to be able to sleep for once.” Placing for Culbertson were Samantha Annett, first in MPA; Harrison Green, first in informative; Colt’n Rees, second in MPA; Sublime

December 13, 1973 Thieves working along the northern Roosevelt County border stole what must have been truckloads of items from two homes recently. The sheriff’s office reported dozens of items, including three rifles, a chair, two walkie-talkies and three tires, taken from the home of Carl Norgaards, 30 miles north of Poplar Nov. 29. The Tom McGowan ranch, 40 miles north of Poplar, also

December 9, 1948 The Lions Club of Culbertson will present their annual New Year’s Eve dance at the Culbertson Armory, Friday, December 31st. This will be the third such dance staged by this club in as many years and this one promises to be even bigger and better than the two previous. The Musicaires of Minot will again furnish the music, playing modern and old time music, both sweet

Culbertson had the distinction of being the coldest spot in the United States Tuesday when the mercury dropped to 17 below zero. The weather bureau of Williston reported that it was the coldest with a mere seven below, but according to W. A. Whitcomb, local weatherman, Culbertson’s temperature had their low beat by 10 degrees. The difference came because, although Culbertson has official

Montana State University Extension has released a publication titled, “Managing Someone Else’s Money: Help for Trustees under a Revocable Trust in Montana” outlining trustee responsibilities under a revocable trust. “This guide will help readers understand what can and cannot be done in the role of a trustee,” said Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist. “The