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' St. Ignatius Post
MILLARD BULLERDICK.
Editor and Publisher
Entered as second class matter in
the U. S. Post Office at St. Igna
tins, Montana, on June 22, 1946
under the Act of March 3, 1879
MISSOULA GOODWILL TOUR
(Continued from page 1)
through the St. Ignatius Mission.
(Note: The POST wonders if
the “Kiracofe” sheep ranch refer
red to aboxe is not the home of the
Karakul sheep which Lee McCord,
formerly of St. Ignatius, sold to
a grower in the Arlee district.
The writer may have confused the
name of this palce with that of
the J. B. Kiracofe farm between
Ronan and Pablo where purebred
Hereford cattle are grown. The;
“Grosscourt” ranch is evidently in
tended for .the Charles Grosscurthj
ranch. By the way. the Missoula i
visitors, when they go to Equity
hall, might be more favorably im
phessed if there was a concrete
sidewalk to that importana place.
—Ed.) ==—=
DELORES MAXWELL WEDS
(Continued from page 1)
cessories.
The maid-of-honor wore a gown
of green marquisette. Miss Rooss
wore a blue gown of ninon and
Miss Sair.sburv’s matching gown
was of orchid ninon. The little
flower girl wore a long gown of
blue net and carried a basket of
sweet pea blosoms. For her daugh
ter’s wedding. Mrs. Maxwell wore
a grey suit with white accesories.
Mrs. Ferdinand wor a flowered
rose dress with white accessories.
A recention on the lawn of the
Dave Wilkerson home followed the
wedding. A three-tiered wedding
cake was cut by Donna Sainsbury.
Rowena Ross presided at the punch
bowl and Beverly Maxwell poured
rofoefe and had charge of the
Rue st book.
Mrs. Ferdinand graduated from
St. Ignatius high school in 1949.
The groom graduated from the
Lewistown high school and served
in the navy two years. Both at
tended Kinman Business univer
sity in Spokane and are affiliated
Pi Rho Zeta fraternity and soror
ity. After a honeymoon, they will
be home to friends at 324 South
Arthur Street in Spokane.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mr. ard Mrs.
Everett Flesh man of Portland. Ore
gon. Mrs. Bill Johnson and three
children fro Kendrick. Idaho. .Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Ferdinand and
children. Vada and Duane, of Lew
istown; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher.
Gene Hardwick, Alma Senkler and
Earl Shew maker, all of Spokane
and Dan Lish of Great I'alls.
CITATION AND ORDER TO
SHOW CAUSE
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County
of Lake
In The Matter of the Adoption of
Carl Steven La^ oy, a Minor.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
TO: Clarence E. LaVoy, Respon
dent. GREETING:
You are hereby cited to be and
appear before the above entitled
Court, at and in the City of Polson.
Lake County, Montana, on the Ist
day of August. 1950, at 10:00
•’clock A. M. of said day, at the
Court Room thereof in said City,
County, and State afot esaid, then
and there to show cause, if any
you have, why the Petition for
Adoption of Carl Steven LaVoy,
a minor, filed in this Court by
Garfield E. Aamodt the Petitioner,
should n«t be granted. and an
Order of this Court made author
izing said adoption in manner and
form as bv law provided.
WITNESS, the Honorable Albert
Besancon. Judge of said District
Court, and the seal of said Court
affixed this 6th day of June. 1950.
(Court Seal) JAMES HARBERT
L Clerk of said District Court.
Polson, Lake County. Montana
By Mabel E. Violette
Raymond F. Gray,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Ronan, Montana.
(4 Pubs. June 15, 22, 29, July 6)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Benjamin F. Krantz,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given bv the
undersigned, the Administrator of
the Estate of Benjamin F. Krantz,
deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
■with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
Administrator at the law office
of John D. French in Ronan, in the
County of Lake, State of Montana,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate. a , . . x
Woodrow Krantz. Administrator
of the Estate of said Deceased.
Dated at Polson, Montana, this
Bist day of May. 1950.
John D. French.
Attorney dor Administrator
(4 Pubs June 8.15,22.29)
FLATHEAD LODGE
No. 112, A.F.&A. M.
Mceti the 2nd and 4th
Tues, of each Month.
Sojoumeying Brothers
always welcome.
H. E. Ware Worshipful Master
M. A. Tasker Secretary
MRS. BARNEY MORAN FETED
AT SHOWER BY MRS. WILLIS
KING. MRS. TOM WHEELER
Mrs. Barney Moran was honored
at a pink and blue shower on Wed
nesday evening nf last week at the
home of Mrs. Willis King with Mrs.
Tom Wheeler as co-hostess. In
vited guests were Mrs. Kenneth
McKinnon, Mrs. Florence Johnson,
Mrs. Cyril VanHaverbeke. Mrs.
Phil Beckwith. Mrs. Virginia West.
Mis. Dan Seery, Mrs. Bruce Bos
ley, Mis. Lloyd Smyth, Mrs. Annie
Cote. Mrs. Curt Pa penfuss. Mrs.
Gene Norman. Mrs. Art Phillips.
Mrs. Anna Seery. Mrs. Fred Gar
iepy, Mrs. Ray Thill. Mrs. Ger
trude Stoll, Mrs. Lee Spencer, Mrs.
Warren Jacobsen. Games were
played and prizes went to Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Gariepy.
LOCAL MAN WEDDED TO
(Coptinued from page 1)
rose dress of faille with rose and
white accessories. Miss Breiten
stein’s dress was of ice-blue sheer
with blue and white accessories, all
wore rose-bud corsages.
A reception followed at the Roy ।
Duncan home at 1231 South Main
in Kalispell. The wedding cake
was cut bv Mrs. Alfred Hilton. Mrs. I
Albert Benner and Mrs. Russell j
Thomason served coffee and as
sisted with the cakes. Mrs. Phillip
Main presided at the punch table, j
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips graduated '
together from the local Mission!
high school in 1948. Mrs. Phillips]
then graduated from an interior!
decoratine school in Chicago and
was employed in Kalispell before
her marriage. Mr. Phillips has
been at home in St. Ignatius since
his graduation.
The con pie went on a short hon
eymoon to points in northern Mon-
Una and in Canada.
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MRS. RIGGERT HOSTESS AT
LUNCHEON FOR MARTHA
BROWN, RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. A. J Riggert and her daugh
ter. Mrs. Bob Jonhson. were hos
tesses at a 1:30 luncheon given in
honor of Miss Martha Brown, prior
tti her recent wedding. Canasta
was the afternoon diversion, and
prizes went to Mrs. Tyro and Miss
Opal Mountjoy.
Those present with the honor
guest, her mother and the hos
tesses were Mrs. J. K. Beckwith,
Mrs. Howard Varnum, Mrs. Dan
Seery, Mrs. H. V. Lewis. Mrs.
Frank Tyro, Mrs. Phil Beckwith,
Mrs. Fred Gariepv. Mrs. Virginia
West. Mrs. H. L. Miller, Miss Opal
Mountjoy.
SUBSTITUTES NAMED FOR
REV. IVES DURING ABSENCE
During t.he Rev. Paul Ives ab
sence the St. Ignatius. Arlee and
Dixon Methodist churches will take
turns in conducting regular church
services. This past Sunday, Mrs.
C. C. Clayton of Arlee tave a re
port on the conference. Also Sun
day school promotion certifcates
were given out by Mrs. Clyde Su
lier, Sunday school superintendent.
Next Sunday -Arlee services will be
NOTICE
•
Following is a list of new rural
telephone subscribers. We plan to
issue a new telephone directory in
the near future. In the meantime
patrons may find it convenient to
| clip this list and paste it in their
. present directories.
' Broum. Jake. res. 2F61
Grenfell. Ray, res 2F161
' Hageboeck. Vince, 2F16
Hiett, Earl. 2F26
Hilton, Chester, 2F3
Hilton. Wardy 2F71
Ladderoute, Joe, . 2F7
Post Creek Store 2F4
Post, Iver. . 2F62
Udall, Melvin, 2F2
'Alexander. William . 3F71
Allard. Joe . 3F26|
Allard. Sidney . 3F61 I
Coulter. Ralph 3F7 |
Delaney, P. E., 3F62
Erickson. Clarence. 3Fl7j
Fryhling. C. E.. 3F2
Grosscurth, Charles .... 3F3 |
Shelton. A. M., 3Fl6i
Wimbush, Mrs. A.. 3F4
Dumm. Les, 4F161
Johnson. Nels ... 4FGI |
Lee. George 4h2.
McDonald, Walter 4F71
Simonson, Galen. . 4F26<
Thompson, Carrol . 4F17:
Trundell, Clifford 4F621
A -. S.. 4F16
Williams, Tom. . 4F3 (
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ST. IGNATIUS TELEPHONE '
COMPANY
conducted by an attorney there.
At Dixon on July 2nd, John Tol
liver will be in charge. At St.
Ignatius on July 9th. Rev. George
Lee of Polson will conduct sendees.
• MOI ES E
Mrs. J E. Wood, correspondent
Mrs. L. E. Fuqua. Mrs. Frank
Erickson. Mrs. A. J. Balfour, Mrs.
W. D. McDaniel and Mrs. Roy
Snyder were hostesses at a bridal
shower Wednesday honoring Bon
nie Wentz, whose marriage to
Clayton DeVoe will be solemnized
on June 24th. The tables were de
corated with spring flowers and
a brides cake. All the guests were
asked to write advice for the bride,
after which a contest in bean drop
ping was held with awards going
to Mrs. Ray DeVoe and Gladys
brancis. Then the bride opened
her many gifts. Lunch was served
to more than 60 guests. Those at
tending from out-of-town included
Mrs. Arnold Neuser of Cut Bank.
Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. Leo How
ell, Mrs. Ed Brower, of Polson.
Mrs. Dean Howell of Pennsylvania;
and Mrs. George Chapman. Mrs.
Frank Tousley, Mrs. Kenneth Tous
le\ and Mrs. Ray DeVoe. of Mis
soula.
Charles Kerr of the State high
way patrol s^ent Wednesday v;ith
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kerr re
turned home Friday from a brief
honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Colbry of
Chester were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Wood on Thurs
day and breakfast guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ward on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Colbry were enroute
to Seattle and will sail on June 22
for a two weeks trip to points in
Alaska.
C. H. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Wolery of Joplin. Mrs. Mae Good
ing of Des Moines. lowa. Mrs.
Myrtle Arnold and Mrs. Alpha Al
len us Omaha. Nebraska, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wood
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Henry Zini was a week end
guest of her sister. Mrs. Wm. Par
rish of Paradise.
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1 wish to announce that I have leased the
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IN ST. IGNATIUS
from Mr. A. C. Brooks. Arrangements have been
made to keep this station open EVERY day from
7 a. m. to 10 p. m.. and every effort will be made to
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A share of vour patronage will be deeplv appreciated
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Mra. J. E. Wood is resting at,
her home following a fall, which
resulted in a fractured rib.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson I
are driving a new International
pick-up.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Bond anti
Katie and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Erickson spent the week end. at I
t Meade. Wash., with Mr. and Mrs
Sam Price and family.
MRS. ROBERT HAMEL TO I
ATTEND GARDEN CLUB MEET
Mrs. Robert Hamel was chosen
to act as Garden Wall club dele
gate at the Montana State Garden
club convention being held in Butte ‘
I June IS, 19, 20 and 21. For the
■ past four years, Mrs. Hamel has
attended the judging school given
!in conjunction with the annual
meeting. The Garden Wall club re
! ceived awards last year on their
! scrapbook and have again entered
sex oral state contests and hope to
get a prize again.
ARLEE COUPLE MISSION
VISITORS; ARE NEWCOMERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Valentine of
the Arlee community were business
visitors in St. kgnatius Tuesday.
They located there a few months
ago, having purchased 80 acres on
the Jocko river from a Missoula
gentleman by the name of Noble.
Mr. Valentin was for several years
in the employ of the J. B. Long
Cattle Co. west of Augusta and
i in the Belt-Sand Coulee area near
•Great Falls.
He will run cattle on his new
place and also plans to sell the
merchantable saw timber thereon.
BANANA BELT WORKERS 4-H
The sixth meeting of the Ban
ana Belt Workers was called to
order on June 13th at the home of
Mrs. Linda Hansen. Miss Flynn
came to give us points on how to
judge custard and biscuits. The
roll call was answered by a way
to improve our manners at the
table. Next meeting will be at the
Pearl Johnson home June 27th.
—Deanna Jones, reporter
THILLS TAKE VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thill and
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950
I daughter. Willie, left last Thuns
joay morning for a visit and vaca
|tion trip to Washington. Mr. Thi’l
I will return to his duties next
week. Mrs. Lee Spencer of Missoula
is substitute carrier. Mrs. Jess
bimkins. Terry and Trudy, rode
as lar as Yakima with the Thill's
where she will visit her siste
-1 eresa and family.
FISHIN'NEWS
By Frey's Sporting Goods Dept.
Trout fishing was some better
over the week end. Flathead Lake
seems to b P the best bet.
। Spinners seem to take the most
and best fish. Jocko river ought t .
be good when the water subsides
and clears.
'' e have in a new supply of
aekle and are sure we can please
ou. '
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