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PAGE 4
• ST. IGNATIUS
"INKLINGS”
Mrs. Marie Downs spent Tues
day of this week in Helena on bus
iness.
The Olsens visited Mr. Frank
Tyro in Rochester and found his
condition remains about the same.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
resume its meetings, Thursday,
September 4* at the home of Miss
Camilla Osbourne. Mrs. Harry
Tasker is co-hostess.
The Latter Day Saints church
are sponsoring a food and vege
table sale this coming Saturday,
starting at 10 a. m. at Gambles
Store.
j Sleep ]
! COMFORTABLY
I — in — i
| Clean Bedding ;
5 WE DRY CLEAN: j
{ • QUILTS, PILLOWS, {
{ • BLANKETS i
{ • SLEEPING BAGS 5
; • SPREADS, ETC. j
! • j
j AVOID SHRINKAGE BY J
'USING DRY CLEANING! *
| MISSION |
! CLEANERS S
{ ST. IGNATIUS. MONTANA, f
t i
r
;For the FINEST:!
5 In ICE CREAM and j
j SANDWICHES .. . |
{ STOP AT I
{The MALT SHOP!
J IN ST. IGNATIUS !
t # Ice Cream sold in any {
J amount, both retail & wholesale J
0 If Open 11:00 a. m. to 11:30-|
J P- m. {
See Your Home
Town Jeweler for
• Watches, Rings, Cos
tume Jewelry, etc.
• Silverware in Sets, or
Open Pieces
• Expert Repair Work
of ALL kinds.
MISSION TIME SHOP
KENNETH E. BROWN
AT THE
5 PARIK 5
FRI. & SAT., AUG. 29 A 39
Rex Allen
— in —
“BORDER
SADDLEMATES”
—also —
Janet and Peter Lawford
JUST THIS ONCE
SUV. MOV. TUES., AUO. SI,
SEPT. I*l
Alan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott
— in —
RED MOUNTAIN
Excitement — Magnificence!
Technicolor Featoro
....
WED. * THU., SEPT. 3 & 4
Ranald Regan £ Rhonda Fleming
THE LAST
OUTPOST
Enemiea. . . . Fighting aide by
aide! ! ! !
Bgramount News
Cartoon and Fox News
matin*. Zrwy Band ay a:3O p. a.)
Harold Durrant, of the U. S.
Navy has been visiting his sister
Mrs. Joe Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wittmann
of San Ardo, Califorina are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Leona Travis.
Mrs. Wittmann was formerly Miss
I/ela Bates.
Mr and Mrs. Pete Ducharme and
daughters, Randy and Linda, have
moved into the new home they re
cently purchased at 830 Woodford
Street in Missoula. The Ducharme
family formerly lived in St. Igna
tius and have many friends here.
Mrs. Ducharme is the daughter of
Mrs. Marie Downs.
i
;! So it's a question «;
i ( OF GETTING THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT AND ( i
i 1 MAKING THE DOLLAR GO FARTHEST.
1* • Shaeffrr and Parker Pens and Sets i
• Notebooks, Zippered i 1
• Notebook Covers, canvas and plain f
• Notebooks, all sizes and prices f
• Cravolas. five different sizes f
• 50c-Pens and 20c-Automatic Pencils f
• Compasses. Shorthand Pads, Tablets, etc. f
• Rulers, plastic & wooden; Paints, Brushes \
11 • Erasers, all types; Inks of many kinds
1 1 • Papers—art. typing, writing, carbon, etc. i
i • Pencils 2 for sc, 5c and 10c
i 1 • Notebook Paper 10c and 25c
• Pencil Tablets sc, 10c, 25c j
And of course— »
Always Our Fine Foun- i 1
| tain Service, Candies (
!, and Confections
1 loot’s all work to make the 1952-195:1 I Ji
1 school year the BEST EVER! And '
1 remember, it is always a pleasure to r 1 1
1 1 us to help YOU! 11
: : MISSION iNU®
; KENNETH HURT, Proprietor 1
1 St. Ignatius Montana 1
NOW
IN STOCK
• BARB WIRE
• FIELD FENCING
• POULTRY NETTING
AT
Mission Lumber & Implement:
Company
ST. IGNATIUS. MONTANA
QUALITY Market
• GROCERIES
• MEATS
“Where Vottr Dollar I’uys the Most"
Phone 8-W : St. Ignatius, Mont.
ST IGNATIUS POST
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens were |
visitors Saturday evening at the
Dewey Walker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gill were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Royer, Aug. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum
and their children, Ruby, John and
Jennie were guests of Mrs. Hattie
McCollum.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clawson
went to Harlem, Montana a week
ago last Saturday to visit her par
j ents Mr. and Mrs. Berg. Mr. Claw
son returned on Wednesday, Aug.
20, but Mrs. Clawson remained for
j a longer visit.
Add the Date: I
SEPTEMBER 8
| Mr. and Mrs. Barney Mancel
shopping in Ronan last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilton had
weekend visitors from Missoula.
I Ed Masom of Missoula, who for
merly operated Post Creek Store
was a recent visitor in St. Ignatius.
I Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Phillips
( and famliy of Missoula were visit
; ors at the Virgil Phillips home
Sunday.
i
| Pat Smith accompanied A. So-
J lander of Missoula, on an airplane
trip to Great Falls, Lewistown and
Cut Hank last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kibler were
(visiting relatives and friends here
jlast week. They returned to their
home at Couer d Alene, Idaho
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freshour
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Walt
er Hamel and family were supper
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Boiler, Saturday evening.
There is a bumper crop of esp
ecially large huckleberries this
year, according to Mr. R. O. Burch
of Ravalli, the huckleberrie king
who was in town on business
Thursday.
GIGANTIC
Coleir. r. : . 3 extras
l
Makes and moves heat through 3
to 4 rooms. Dependable heating
performance with Low Draft
Burner-Big Heat Exchanger-
Directionaire Blower •>*h<T
. B**' tunity to buy the (f*A AF i
HHM famous Coleman y L
■ heat-making, fuel- "IHvW
J saving features at
HICIUOIWG
TANK
MODEL 373 tab••«) «00«
» OPERATING COST
with fuel-air control
Automatic! It Adjusts draft to high,
low, or medium fire, preventing fuel
~,U. S»ves up to 25%
LOW DOWN .4AA
PAYMENT I |UU
raw u low at t«n
COM! IN—BUY NOW-MVIf
Comfort c 0... «, IMo ~»h ,
MmuLMiLM
America's loader in hom# hwafing
Beckwith Bros.
Inc., St. Ignatius, Montana
I PREST-O-LOGSI
\ |
l Big Supply Received This Week!! f
X
# t
I Roofing—Another Carload Just f
Unloaded at Our Warehouse ?
.!. j-
ALL KINDS! )
RIGHT PRICES -f
BEST QUALITIES )
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
| Ravalli Lumber Co.
W. A. JEFFREYS. Owner : E. L. ROWLEY. Manager
Phone - Kavalli - 3
RAVALLI - MONTANA
■$ “If it's Bullrlin.'r Matcri ilh you want, WE HAVE IT”
P. E. Delaney has been on the
sick list the past week. Also Mel
vin Udall has been sick.
Mrs. Bob Blush was a visitor at
the Waldo Phillips home one day
this past week.
Mrs. Clyde Stevens who has
been ill is reported to be feeling
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnage of Mis
soula were in the Flathead valley
here on Monday.
Mr. George Gardner came into
town to spend the week-end front
Seeley Lake where he is employed.
Mrs. Rose Armour and grand
daughter were callers in St. Igna
tius, Aug. 20, from Missoula.
M rs. Warren Smith is assisting
in the light department office at
the local USIIS offices.
Postmaster Now
On Vacation Trip
Postmaster Jess Sim kins start
ing taking a few days of his annual
vacation on Monday, when Joe
Mahe returned to his work after
three weeks off.
f C°l eman j
THURSDAY AUGUST 28, 1952
LDS Elders Moot
The Seventh Quorum of Elders
of the Missoula district for L. D.
S., church held their regular mon
thly meeting at Poison on Wedne
day, Aug. 20, with R. C. Pedersen
presiding and Grover Elgan con
ducted at the meeting. Pat Smith,
Bert Eaton, Bud Rowley and
Archie Olsen sang a quartette.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cunningham,
of San Francisco arrived Sunday,
Aug. 17, to visit his parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. T. H. Cunningham and
I with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Norman
and family.
WE’RE SORRY
The POST regrets that in pub
lishing the list of teachers last
week, the names of Miss Margaret
Hannan, sixth grade; Miss Opal
Mount joy, seventh grade; Dale
Christensen, seventh and eighth
and Chester Blaylock, Eng
lish and history, were inadvertent
ly omitted.
Shortest Chapter
The shortest chapter in the Bible
is Psalm 117, which consists of two
verses.
WE CLEAN
SEPTIC TANKS
CESSPOOLS
With Modern Equipment.
WILL BE IN ST. IGNA
TIUS AND VICINITY
TILL FALL.
Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. DUNN
HANK THOMPSON
Mr. Thompson will appear at the
Post Creek Pavillion on Friday.
August 20.
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