St. Ignatius post. [volume], October 19, 1950, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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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
tius, Montana, on June 22, 1946
under the Act of March 3, 1879
|« ATI ON A L K) IT ORI A L
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Published every Thursday at St.
Ignatius. Lake County, Mont. The
town is located in a very beautiful,
fertile, and historical spot in the
lower Flathead valley. The partic
ular area is known more generally
as the Mission valley, and the
town itself as “The Mission” from
the fact that the St. Ignatius mis-
Bion was located here in 1854.
MISSION HIGH
Louise Jensen, Editor
The journalism class plans to
ro to Missoula on Oct. 20 and 21
to attend a state wide meeting of
high school journalists. The class]
•will be well represented, having:]
Miss Hanson, our advisor. Jeanne
Cordis, Joan Brooks, Joanne Jef
fers, V>uise Jensen, Donna Leish
man, Jenfel Nelson. Bev. Gergan.
Helen Matt, Alice Sorrell, and Car
ol Brubaker. They will go down
in cars.
The Junior Red Cross Council
lias been organized and the officers I
fire: Phyllis Allard, president;
Maxine Schmauch, secretary. Oth
ers on the Council are: Margaret
Hilton, Donna Leishman, Bill Udall
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George T.
FARRELL
Democratic Candidate for
Clerk & Recorder of Like County
at the General Election Nov. 7th
11 am a native Montanan and well acquainted with
Ijke County and its requirements. I am making no
promiMs to secure my election, but will state that if
elected, will endeavor to peform the duties of the im
partant office of Clerk and Recorder in a capable man
ner and rive the public the best possible service.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
(Politial Adv. paid tor by George T. Farrell)
James Nuse, Zo Nelson and Miss
Mountjoy, advisor. The council will
attend a regional meeting in Mis
soula on Oct. 21.
The Home Ec girls sold hot dogs
at the game last Saturday, and'
after the game they sponsored a;
dance. Altogether, they made a
profit of .$31.75.
The Seniors held a party on Oct.
17 which was very successful. They*
danced to records and had an e;i
joiyable evening.
The Twirlers club is sponsoring
a dance on Oct. 21stt. The profit
will go towrad the purchase of
new splits.
The Junior class will present a
program of skits, songs and panto
mimes for the entire school in the
gym at 2 p. m. today. All the num
bers will be original ideas of the
Juniors.
On Thursday and Friday of next
week there will be no school be
cause o fthe M. E. A. convention
in Missoula.
Milk Production
High levels of milk can be pro
duced with grain mixtures contain
ing as little as 2 per cent of fat
and cows will probably not suffer
ill health on these low’ fat mix
tures.
FLATHEAD LODGE
No. 112, A. F. & A. M.
Xa. Meets the 2nd and 4th
Tues, of each Month.
Sojourneying Brothers
always welcome.
H. E. Ware Worshipful Master
H. A. Tasker Secretary
WESTERN LIFE
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SEB US ABOUT TOUR LIFE
INSURANCE PROBLEMS
FRED GARIEPY. Agent
ST. IGNATIUS POST
Additional Inklings
Daniel Hiestand •'went to Butte
Monday evening for a pre-indution
physical examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook of Mis
soula visited wit their son. Bob
Cook, and family here Sunday,
HUNTING
NEW RIFLES *& SHOTGUNS
IN STOCK
Remington “Spotsman 48” Auto
loading, 12-guage Shotgun, full
or modified choke.
Remington ‘Wingmaster’ Repeating
Shotgun, 12-guage, full choke
Winchester Model 25 Repeating
Shotgun, 12-guage, full choke
94 Winchester Carbine, 30-30
70 Winchester Riffle .270
Rifle and Shotgun Am
munition Super X and
Remington
AU popular sizes in stock
BECKWITH BROS., Inc.
ST. IGNATIUS :: MONTANA
JIM BOUCK. SEATTLE MAX,
JOIN THE POST STAFF
A ne w man at the POST this week
Ja es (Jim) Bouck, vho with
hi • mot h( r, ' Irs. Millard S. Buller
dick arrived by car last Friday
fr< m Seattle. Mrs. Bullerd k re
turned Sunday via the North Cons'.
(Limited, but Jim remained to be
gin his new duties.
.Mr. Bouck took journalism and
printing at the Roosevelt High in
Seattle from which he graduated
in 1941. He was a student at the
University of Washington for five
quarters and during World War II
worked for Boeing Aircraft four
years. He has his private license
as a.. aviator and has done navi
gation on Puget Sound. The past
three years he has been with the
State of Washington forestry de
partment. and the past two seasons
he has been a radio monitor for
that service at his lookout station
near Sedro-Woolley.
Leonard C. Young
v -’’ jJnISw
Republican
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ST. IGNATIUS - MONT.
Mrs. .Mpude Buckhouse was hos
tess to her bridge club on Tuesday
, of last week.
i Mrs. Pete Ducharme, Jr., is
working at the Legion Club in the
absence of Sam Bechtold, who is
■ out on a hunting trip with a
> group,
Is your name on our list?
AVOID REPAIR BILLS NEXT SPRING
That big, husky tractor of yours is really quite a delicate piece of equipment.
If not given proper treatment it can easily get out of kilter.
The winter months are especially rough on farm machinery. Idle equipment, ,
improperly stored and serviced, Can cause many a financial headache next spring.
A little care now can save you plenty of repair bills later on. Your Carter Farm
Service Man can help you with the winter storage of tractors and implements.
Call him for the Carter Farm Products you need to protect your machinery
against cold weather damage.
PROTECTIVE WINTER SAFEGUARDS FOR YOUR TRACTOR
CRANKCASE -
Drain and refill with Carter HD Motor
Oil. Run engine few seconds; then re
move spark plugs and put % pint in each
cylinder. Turn engine over few times,
replace plugs.
GENERAL -
Drain fuel tank. Cover exhaust pipe and
breather pipe with cloth to keep moisture
out.
RADIATOR AND ENGINE BLOCK -
Drain both and flush with fresh water.
Leave petcocks open while in storage.
LUBRICATION -
Fill all bearings with fresh Carter Lubri
cants. Moke sure transmission and gear
housings contain enough oil to protect
all parts from corrosion.
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“Your Carter Dealer”
St. Ignatius Montana
The School masters Club of the
Lower Flathead met at Charlo on
Monday evening. Officers for the
ensuing year are: Max Stark of
Polson, president; Joe Stark, Char
lo, vice-president; P. C. Crumip,
Ronan, secretary-treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ringel and
family are living in a house near
the Grosscurth ranch. The Bert
Eatons of Missoula took possession
of their farm which the Ringels
had leased for some time.
Eaton is a sister of Mrs. Ringel.
Boost for St. Ignatius. It pays’ |
VOTE FOR
S A. D. COBB
FOR SECOND TERM AS
LAKE COUNTY
CLERK & RECORDER
REPUBLICAN TK KET
(Political Adv. paid for by A. D. Cobb)
“25 YEARS A TAXPAYER IN LAKE COUNTY”
JERRY PAUL, SR.
Republican Candidate for
County Treasurer
GENERA I. ELECTION, NOV. 7, 1950
Ordered inserted and paid for by Jerry Paul. Sr.
TIRES -
Inflate rear tires to 40 lbs., front tires to
25 lbs. air pressure. Put tractor on blocks.
... for all 9quipwnt
Check for missing or faulty parts. Order
replacements and make repairs now!
Apply point where necessary. Cover
scoured or polished parts with Carter
Motor Oil or Grease; see that all bear
ings, spindles, axles and gears are lubri
cated with Carter products to shut out
moisture.
Shelter or cover machinery when possible.
Your Carter AAan has quality Carter
products that ore tailored for maximum
protection. See him now and save repair
bilk next spring.
* Oil Company
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934)
Te a Tree
At the entrance to a public park
in Portugal the traveler finds this
sign on a tree: "Ye who would pass
and raise your hand against me.
harken ere you harm me. I am the
heat of your hearth; the friendly
shade screening you from the sum
mer sun . . . the beam that holds
your house, the board on your
table, the bed on which you lie, the
timber that builds your boat. I
am the handle of your hoe. the
door of your homestead, the wood
of your cradle ... I am the gift
of God and friend of man."