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PAGE 8
• ST. IGNATIUS
“INKLINGS”
Supt. C. A. Harmala of the Dixon
public schools announced this week
■that the Dixon High school student
council will sponsor Dixon's annual
St. Pat’s dance on Saturday, March
17, at the Dixon high school gym.
Sister Mary Ann, bookkeep
er at the Holy hospital left on
Monday for a two-week’s re
treat in that city.
The Legion basketball team
will meet the Harlem Globe
Trotteretts, a New York pro
girl.-; team, in the high school
gym here this Friday night.
Manager W. J. Phillips of
the Legion club announced
this week that there will be
another party at the club
rooms this Saturday night,
with refreshments and danc
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weg
ner, who formerly operated
the Jake Nuse farm near Post
creek, have moved to Ronan
where he has taken a position
with the state highway. They
returned from Big Arm a
month or two ago where he
was ranching, and since then
have been living on the Hart
zell farm east of town.
; Thomson Floral Co.;
J (Formerly Jessups Greenhouse) *
' RONAN, MONTANA J
! • Funeral Designs •
t • Cut Flowers «
J • Potted Plants «
S • Corsages on Order t
J *•* ;
J • Our authorized dealer is the J
; MISSION FLORAL 5
; SHOP ;
* — Underthe management of — *
* MRS. ZERA GRAY J
I AT HER HOME '
« Phone 16J-3? ~ *
AT THE
- PARK =
FRI. & SAT., MAR. 9 & 10
Kay Williams, Ron Randell
— in —
Tyrant of the Sea
Mutiny on the Sea!
-aleo—
TIM HOLT
“Border Treasure'*
•••••
SUN. MON. TUES. MAR. 11 12 13
Robt. Preston, Robert Sterling, and
introducing John Barrymore, Jr.
— in —
The Sundowners
Technicolor adventure in an era
where six guns are the law!
Paramount News
WER. & THU.. MAR. 14 & 15
June Allyson and Dick Powell
— in —
“The Reformer and
the Redhead"
She kenw her lions but not her men ,
Cartoon and Fox News
(Matinee Every Sunday 2:30 p. m.)
Pump Service!!
WE INSTALL
• New and Used
Pumps
• Water systems
• We also do ALL kinds
of repair work along
those lines.
XARTAK’S
PUMP SERVICE
1705 DeFoe St.. MISSOULA
Phone 2980
• Or leave word with Charley
Boyd. "76” Service Station in
KONAN Phone M-W
<%•»•••*«%»**«**** .
John Laßose, Ed Fiddler
and Z. Gardipe attended the
district 14 tournament in Mis
soula.
1 Percy (Bud) Zumwalt un
derwent surgery at the Holy
,Family hospital last week and
Iwas able to go home Monday
'of this week.
The Legion and Auxiliary
met in regular session Thurs
day night. The Auxiliary in
itiated a class of about 15,
bringing their membership up
to about 45.
The Mission Rangers will
met this Thursday night at
'the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
jHarold Kent will be the host
and hostess.
Mrs. Lena Sinclair, who was
a patient at the Holy Family
hospital for about two weeks
while receiving treatment for
a lung ailment, was discharg
ed about the middle of last
week.
Joe Redhorn of Ronan was
admitted to the Holy Family
hospital on Friday of last
week. It was stated that he
was kicked in the chest by
another man, and that X-ray
pictures would have to be tak
en.
Mrs. Dan Lesh of Great
Falls arrived last Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ross, and assist
in caring for her mother who
has been quite ill. She is now
convalescing nicely.
James Laßocque, 11-year
old st’n grade boy at the Villa
Ursula school, was treated at
the Holy Family hospital last
week as a result of getting an
arm caught in a mangle at the
school laundry. His hand and
arm were bruised and a bone
broken in the elbow.
County Treasurer Jerry
Paul, who began his duties on
the first of March, called The
POST this week to report that
a new stock of license plates
has arrived at his office and
car owners may now get them
there.
The St. Ignatius Woman’s
club is scheduled for a busi
ness meeting this Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Maude Buckhouse. Those who
were delegates to a recent
meeting of the Lake County
Federation of Womens clubs
will give a report.
Robert Adams, 12-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Adams of Charlo, was treated
at the Holy Family hospital
for a fractured ankle. The
fracture occured when an
automobile hit the rear end
of a pickup truck in which
Robert, his brother and .two
were riding, according to re
ports.
The Merry Bluebirds met
after school Wednesday to
practice the heel and toe polka
which was one of the pro
gram numbers at the Blue
bird mother-daughter ban
quet in Missoula this week.
Cathy Smith was hostess for
the afternoon.'
The Mission Falls 4-H club
met at the Art Detert home
last Thursday, with 13 n em
bers and 20 visitors. One of
the urogram features was the
showing of films on Montana
by Bill Kober. The next meet
ing of the club will be on April
sth at the Bill Johns home.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Fisher
of the Post Creek district are
new hands on the local ranch
properties of the Sisters of
Charity of Providence. Mr.
Fisher will be in charge of
the dairy department of the
ranch, a position which un
til recently was held by Joe
Palmer.
ST. IGNATIUS POST
LADIES SHOE SALE!!
and these are not broken lots.
ALL NEW
&
ALL SIZES
• 100 pair, 100 pair, 100 pair, 400 pair
— AT —
SS. aa
3^ NO RETURNS! NO REFUNDS
St. Ignatius, Mont.
Let’s all protest any move to m ove Reclamation units from here!
M M
' Prices Effective March 9, 10 and 12 1
This is your Red & White merchant's way of showing his appreciation
for your patronage. By combining his purchasing power with thousands
of other stores, he buys his merchandise right and sells at a low price.
GOLD MEDAL
‘Kitchen-tested" 25-lb. Sack
ENRICHED „ _.
FLOUR - 2M
White Star y BAB A 2 No. 715^
Grated TUNA % 73C
WESSON OIL Quart 95c
It's Fun to Color
EASTER EGGS
When You Use
PAAS EGG DYES
and only 10c per pkg.
F"
V6IUIMH
' • • ■ when
you buy
rw an y tw °
B 1 Ml Lever
I I Xz Products
Homogenized ■A P
SPRY 3’can 1.25
MIKO “ g
LUX .".’"“Me
No Rinse Large Aa
SURF sue 34c
LUX 3 29c
TOILET Bath a 97
SOAP She . .. a for A/V
LIFE- E^J^Wc
BUOY 2 (« 27c
AC A UEC Red & white Yellow Cling g No. 303 «
| Cv Sliced or Halves Cans I WW
BLUEBERRIES 3°“ 1.00
CHERRIES 4 1.00
APPLESAUCE 19c
LI M A B EAN S 4 S' 1.00
PORK & BEANS 4 1.00
ASPARAGUS S 3 N V” 1.00
GREEN BEANS ™.. 2 L 39c
SALAD DRESSING 37c 65c
SARDINES 3 . 25c
PEANUT BUTTER
CHILI CON CARNE
CORNED BEEF ^ u gn star
CUDIMD Blue Plate. Small
jnKIIVIr 5-oz. can
fDAD MEAT Pacific Pearl
LKAd lilt A I No. '/ 2 can
AVCTEDC Blue Plate Cove
UIJ IEK J 4%-oz. can .
raßsassssssssKrasasEasssssssssrassraas’dßSSHrass
RED & WHITE Stores in This Area
BECKWITH BROS.. Inc .... St. Ignatius
KELLY’S SELF SERVICE Polson
E. J. WAMSLEY Moiese
A. M. STERLING CO. Ronan
_ LAKE C^Y GROCERY Polson
FLATHEAD TRADING CO. Pablo
G. W. WAMSLEY Charlo
M. C. McLAUGHLIN Dixon
WBBSSi-lS8BS8BBS88SMB8BBB888BBB888«8B88a3BBS
Artificial Insemination
i There are 52 cooperative artificial
i cattle breeding associations in
lowa.
MISSION
CLEANERS
Quality Work
Our Specialty
ALSO:
• Altering
• Repairing
• Zippers
• Pockets
“Let us help you
look your BEST”
ST. IGNATIUS. MONTANA.
RE D &1
WHITE)]
l FOOD ZA
XSTO R E SZfl
73c
2 cans 67c
49c
43c
79c
45c
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1951
Boost For St, Ignatius
HOW IS YOUR WATCH
TICKING? ?
it time for an
overhaul ?
Bring your repair needs to us.
We fix them all . . . watches,
rings, costume jewelry, clocks,
etc. Also give a guarantee on
all work.
While you arc in our store,
look over our display. We
have Princess Diamonds,
registered and insured, 1847
Rogers Silverware, Calvert
Watches and many other
nationally advertised pro
ducts.
• Drop in and see your home
town jeweler. You are always
welcome!
M I SSION
Time Shop
KENNETH E. BROWN
St. lanatius, Montana
Tastier Sandwiches
for the Lunch Box are made with
UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM
1O C
U ■xdwßwoo 0 | ■r V
PrvnxpHAM^^ 2-os. can
Brt.
55c
—5 C»n s
BIG
am°» 20c
IMO WUUSfa ~

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