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PAGE 8
• ST. IGNATIUS
“INKLING S"
Gene Turnage, Poison attorney,
attended to legal matters and visit
ed with friends in St. Ignatius on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hammond:
returned last week from a month’s
vacation to various points in Miss-1
curi. They purchased them a new;
•Nash sedan to make the trip in'.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Payee, Mr.l
and Mrs. Ralph Coulter and Mr.l
and Mrs. Irving Stobie attended 1
the square dance festival in Kalis-!
pell Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd of
eastern Montana visited the first j
part of last week with Mr. Boyd’s!
mother. Mrs. Mabel Boyd and his j
sister. Mrs. Fred Gariepy and fam-
Bv.
; See US for Your
1 Portrait Needs
'4 ss#.***
9
Let us enlarge your la\-
' orite snapshot. It will mean
\ more to vou then.
i
! Rob’t C. Larsson
« . . 1\ O. ROX 7SS
! ST. IGNATII’S. MONT.
J Phone
4
See Your Home
Town Jeweler for
• Watches, Rings. Cos
tume Jewelry, etc.
• Silverware in Sets, or
Open Pieces
• Expert Repair Work
of AI.E kinds.
MISSION TIME SHOP
KENNETH E. BROWN
j For the FINEST: |
; In ICE CREAM and !
; SANDWICHES .. . !
J STOP AT I
i The MALT SHOP!
« IN .ST. IGNATIUS !
<4 # Ice C' earn sold in any |
* amount, both retail & wholesale I
4 Open 11:00 a. m. to 11:30|
J p. m. |
{MOST COMPREHENSIYEJ
j Tire Warranty Ever Issued l
| The states Rubber Co. now offrrs J
| Gates Tire owners lifetime pro- J
I tection against lire failures, in* |
J eluding blowouts, bruises or de- |
I feeIs—WITHOUT LIMIT as to I
j time or mileage. We sell Gates j
| Tires and Tubes. See us now re- J
I garding the “Customer Satis- |
I faction Contract. I
! OEDER’S— ;
| TIKE SHOP !
j HONAN : MONTANA '
I *
AT THE
n PARK -
FIU. & SAT., NOV. 2 & 3
Rod Cameron and Wayne Morris
— In —
STAGE to TUCSON
Technicolor Feature
—also —
Helen Walker and Willard Parked
MY TRUE STORY
*****
SI N. MON. TUES. NOV. 4. & 6
Starring
Joe! McCrea ard Ellen Drew
— in —
— MOM’s —
“STARS IN MY
CROWN"
You'll Feel Like You’re Growing
l!n All Over Again
Paramount News
WED. .V Till Its.. NOV. 7 &' H
Dan Duryea and Gale Storm
AL JENNINGS of
OKLAHOMA
l.ast .of the Great Outlaws
.*• (In Color)
Cartoon and Fox News
(Matinee Every Sunday 2:30 p. m.)
Mr. and Mrs. Dan 1 ,csh of |
Great Falls visited at the John
Ross home during Saturday and
Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and!
family visited Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Newton. Mr. Lee is with the Prest
o-log plant in Missoula.
< ,i
f Mrs. Phil Beckwith entertained!
' her Wednesday afternoon bridge
| club last week. Two tables were
lin play with high score favor'
[going to Mrs. Fred Gariepy.
Miss Margaret Hannan, nth
orade teacher, is confined to the
Holy Family hospital for treat-!
! ment. She entered the hospital the I
first part of last week. Miss
Camilla Osborne is taking her
place at school.
Bud Rowlev and Dann West gave
la sunwise birthday party for Gor-I
don Hill on Wednesday evening
l of last week at Naida Hudson’s
home. Twelve of his friends were
present. Games and dancing were
enjoyed, after which two birthday
cakes with lighted candles were
cut and served.
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Xorbert
Nad ran and son returned to his!
base at Albuquerque, New Mexico
1 last Friday after a three week;
j furlough spent here and at Honan.!
During his stay, he went on a big]
game hunt. Mrs Nadrau will be
remembered here as Helen Thill.j
Mrs. Yul Seliak of Bridget* visit-j
, ed from Thursday to Sunday with
ner daughter-in-law and son, Sunt.!
and Mrs. Harland Seljak. Mrs. Sol-'
jak accompanied Mrs. George Pre
; mo and son. Dean, of Edgar, Mon-!
I tana who came to visit Mr. and)
j Mrs. Dale Christensen. Mrs. ChrKt
' ensen anil little son returned with
I her mother. Mrs. Prcmo. to Edgar
[ where she expects to visit two
week.*.
AN EXPRESSION OF TH \NKS
ANI) \PPRECL\TIO\
We wish to take this opportunity!
to thank everyone who was so kind
and thoughtful to David and to us]
since the time of the accident. It
helped so very much to know wej
had the faith prayers of evorv-.
r.ne. We appreciated the beautiful
flowers, the cards and letters, the 1
many baskets of fruit that were;
sent to him.
We especially want to thank'
Dr. C. P. Brooke for all that he has!
done for David. We want to thank
all of the nurses at the hospital
and especially Sister John ad
Kenny Mayer who worked so long
and faithfully to save him. Wf
also want to give a very special;
thanks to Phil Beckwith, and Gail
and Dale Anderson for donating
blood, and to Dan Seery who stood!
by reach* to give, and to all who
volunteered and were typed.
Words don’t seem to sa v what is j
in our hearts but wo want to J
say to all—
Thank You.
Mr. ard Mrs Arvil Anderson
and Family
KNOFP
WELDING * FIXIT SHOP
Welding of all types any place
Glen Knopp. Proprietor
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
FULLER
COSMETICS
G. E. AAMO I) T
Box 350 PABLO. MONT
JOOOOCM>#<X'OC-0 < »sor.ooo<»‘'
I MISSION f
i CLEANERS §
: Quality Work §
v Our Specialty £
o “° - 8
% ALSO: J
rj • Altering o
6 • Repairing 0
1$ • Zippers 8
y • Pockets 8
—O —■ g
“Let us help you e
look your BEST” |
ST. IGNATIUS. MONT Aft A. |
I F EARON |
; CIIVPKL i
i “Home for Funerals” i
I • EFFICIENT J
j • DEPENDABLE |
J • RELIABLE 1
! * !
J AMBULANCE |
I FLOWERS, ALL OCCASIONS j
| MONUMENTS I
I • I
J tr PHONE 37-W-g ’
j ST. IGNATIUS - MONT, j
ST. IGNATIUS POST
j Mrs. Sadie Rabbit of Colorado'
i Springs. Colorado was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Mary Strong recent-j
j ly. |
■! Mr. and Mrs. Dun Gould returned
1 Fridav from their honeymoon trip
1 and are at home at the Bratton;
apartment. i
I i
| Jack Marshall returned this week
i from a business trip to Ennis in
‘ Madison county. He states th it
Mrs. Marshall and the two childr
. ren, Linda Kay, <>, and Sandra. 8,
will arrive in St. Ignatius rext
I week. They will have an apartment
j in the Mission hotel. Mr. Marshall
I recently purchased an interest in
the Kelly Chevrolet Co., Inc.
The opening of the chink season
■j Sunday at noon brought feverish!
j activity to this area. Local cases j
were swamped with business and
I tavern operators were kept on the
■'bustle. An interesting sidelight
on the number of cars on the road
’ will be found in the Arlee Articles,!
written l y Mrs. Walter Morigeau.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Phelps and!
son. George. Mr. and Mrs. Vail
Troop and Miss Pauline Oberg!
all of Missoula visited briefly !
,j Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Myra
k Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mahe Jr. Thev had spe t the day!
lar the Troop’s summer hcaiu* on
!| the east shore.
;
D anv one thinks that a man'
’! with hiv right arm off at the
. shoulder cannot shoot a rifle with
I accuracy and ski!!, let them con-;
,j sider the case of I. /man Trahan,
j local man and memlbor of the Con-!
.I federated Selish-Kootenai tribe. I
• ! He brought down his meat on!
l! Tuesday morning of this week not!
. far from St. Ignatius when deer
i ventured dose to town. ‘
m USED
i Y WASHERS
§ WE HAVE \ GOOD STOCK ON HAND !
•>
| PRICED FROM:
| $19.50 "'§59.50
V 3T A LOT OF SERVICE EOR LITTLE MONEY!
% See Them NOW!
■pplWß'Tr’Tr’T'TmjPMß
■Uv.'*, The Friendly Store
ST. IGNATIUS - MONTANA
E Painting
Decoratin’
IF YOU ARE...
BE SURE TO SEE US 1 Oi! VOl'R SUPPLIES!
WE HAVE A COMPLETE I INE OF
Fuller Paints & Brushes
(lm? , n , « Also - Super Kemtone,
Kemtone and Kemglo.
• HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW IMPROVED
ROLLER PAINTER BY FULLER — that
makes it so easy to paint your walls and ceilings?
GOME IN TODAY!
And These Snow Flurries
Remind us to tell you that
We have a nice line of
LADIES FUR TRIMMED OVERSHOES
MEN’S OVERSHOES. Buckle. Zipper
MEN’S and BOYS' KNEE-HIGH BOOTS
Mission Lumber & Implement
Company
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
) |
Mrs. Boh Johnson returned to j
her home at Helena a week ago lasti
, Saturday after a two weeks visit
J ADDS GROCERY LINE
i The Quality Market, owned by!
! J. J. Chipman. has been remodel-1
[ ed in the interior so as to permit
the addition of groceries and other)
commodities. Mr. Chipman is ai
member of the town council and!
ho purchased the market and the I
building, which also houses the!
Club Bar. Mission Barber shop and
Mission Realty, from Mark M.,
Twichcll, now of White Sulphur
Springs. Fred Armstrong is in the
I employ of Mr. Chipman.
MILES CITY MAN BUYS THE
; TEPEE BAR; STRO.MSTEADS
I TO REMAIN IN ST. IGNATIUS
Dave W( v : rer of Miles City last
! week purchased the Tepee Bar
from Mr. and Mrs. Tony Strom- 1
stead, former Missoula couple who
| (purchased the business from Men
j rv Zook about a year ago. Mr.l
Werner took charge Nov. Ist. tho
j some legal detail is yet involved,
under a new law. in the transfer
: of the liquor license.
Mr. Werner is a married man
| aril they have three children. The
; POST understands they will live*,
! in one of the Henry M. Johnson
houses on tho south side of town,
formerly the Twi hell property. 1
Mr. Werner formerly operated the!
Log Cabin at Arlee, selling the
same to Steve and Roger Morin. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Stromstead plan to
continue their residence in St. Ig
j natius. They are living in the A. C.j
Brooks residence. Mr. Stromstead
■ has gone into the busir.ess of plac
j ing pinball machines, nickelodians,
■! and other entertainment devices in
1 business houses.
i, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
• I Wm. Riggert and other relatives
■ I Y J- Riggert, hers, and her brother,
I in Missoula.
WE SINCERELY HOP THAT YOU HAD YOUR \
OR YOUR J
WINTERIZED before [lll S
this. cold snap set in! |
Farmers Union Oil Co. |
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA j
a.A—, ■■
TI-UM I—, ■ / j
jjf ’ Ipp gg
The Vanishing American
Cooks, maids and housekeepers are getting
scarce as hen’s teeth! In fact, there are a half
million fewer today than ten years ago. At
the same time, the number of families has
increased by millions!
However, this state of affairs hasn’t confused
Mrs. America. She knows that wired help can
do the job of hired help.
Think for a moment how electricity lightens
your household tasks. It vacuums your rugs,
washes and irons your clothes, heats your
water—even entertains you—at the flick of a
switch: Docs all this—and more—for only
a few cents a day “wages”! What else gives
you so much real value at so little cost?
With the prices of everything else rising . . .
and rising . . . electricity remains low in price
—a biggei bargain than ever!
MONTANA POWER COMPANY
DTPS k PARTY!!
Honoring Charles Anderson
and Camile Van Haverbeke,
recent discharged veterans,
will be given at the Legion
Hall in St. Ignatius on
Saturday Evening, Nov. 3, 1951
All Legionnaires. Auxiliary Members and Their
Guests are cordially invited. There will he danc
ing to modern and old time music, refreshments,
singing and a general good lime. We hope you
will attend.
jas. r. w. McCarthy post, 106
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1!>51
L. W. Hodges of Chailo was at*
tending to business in St. Ignatius
today. He is a member of the board
of directors of the F. U. Oil Co.

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