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•L Ignatius Post
Millard Bullerdiek
Uttar ud Pnbliabar
HATION AL EDITORIAL
.J^L, | As^peu^TyciN
HOLY FAMILY
HOSPITAL
MlßTHS—Daughter to Mrs. Ar-
HBHFeterson of Dixon.
ENTERED — Arthur Bourdon,
Un. Kernie Lane, Louie Quintah,
Mn. Mary Pichette, Moses Fyant,
Mn. Jake Keller, Mrs. Wondell
Mass, Mrs. Harold Mitchell, Pat
rick Darryl Mitchell, Mrs. Abra
ham Royval, Mrs. John Sheppard,
Seymore Kunuckah, Benjamin Gill,
Andrew Andrews, Jr., Eneas Ken
niille, Antone Quequesah, Mrs. Liz
zie Gird, Mrs. Panama Cocowee,
Mn. Charles A. Brooks, Christine
Conko, Mrs. Henry Felsman, Mrs.
Del Carbine, Theodore Cunningham
Elaine Pierre, Mrs. Walter Todd,
Lawrence Stevens, Archie Carpen
ter, Mrs. Theodore Cunningham,
Daryl Lozeau, Dr. T. A. Matthews.
Roy King, Joyce Matt, Daisy Son
ger Kenneth McClure.
DISCHARGED— Mrs. Vern Har
Clean Up! Paint Up!
IT’S Spring!
Give Your
Walls that
NEW
'SATIN LOOK"
With SPRED SATIN
Speed Setin it * new Glidden
Reedy-Mixed well peine thet
combine, lovely beeuty with
extra durability. Reuat, alkali
burn, in new plaster because it’s
self-sealing. Ideal for most sur
faces, including wallpaper. Mey
be washed repeatedly with wrap
end water. W gorgeous, smooth,
satiny colon, end white.
Sss- 49
PER GAL.
BECKWITH BROS., Inc.
Your Big, Friendly RED & WHITE Store
ST. IGNATIUS :: MONTANA
COMPLETE SEED SERVICE - :
* PROCESSING and MARKETING * ’
QUALITY SEED • {
Western Montana Cooperative Seed i
Growers Assn., Inc. /
H»nt Phoi.e 432 CHARLQ, MONT. House Phone 433 J
-Mission DRUG-
St Ignatius u Montana
— PteKfipUona by Registered Pharmacist —
toiletries, confections tobaccos, cards,
PSNB, PENCILS, C£MERAB.'InLMS, STATIONERY
best fountain. ^navies, MAGAZINES, drugs
K. R. HURT, Proprietor
Entered an aecoud dene matter hi
the V. 8 Poet Office at St. Igae
daa, Montana, on June 23. 1846
under the Act of March «. 1879.
Published every ITturaday at St
tmatiua. Lake County. Mont The
town i» located in a very beautiful,
fertile; and hiatorieal apot in the
lower Flatbead valley. The partic
ilar area ia known more generally
as the Miaaion valley, and the
town itaelf aa "The Mission" from
the St Ignatius Mission which
was founded here in 1854.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 83.00 per
ear in advance in Lake county;
utside of Lake county (except
Hxon) 83.50. Six months 81.75.
ris and infant, Mrs. Janies Mc-
Broom and infant twins, Mrs. John
Wheeler and infant, Mrs. Henry
Felsman, Mrs. Kernie Lane, Arthur
Bourdon, Mrs. John Sheppard, Mrs.
Mary Pichette, Mrs. Jake Keller,
Mrs. Wendell Matt, Patrick Mit
chell, Andrew Andrew, Jr., Eneas
Kenmille, Mrs. Del Carbine, An
toine Quequesah, Dr. T. A. Mat
thews, Wincer Caple, Mrs. Octave
Morigeau, Louis Paul, Mrs. Rose
Soucie, Angus McDonald, John
Weaselhead, Charlotte Hunter, Roy
McClure, Wesley Carpenter, Bowen
Glover, Thomas McDonald.
DIXON NEWS
Mrs. Frances Davis
Correspondent
The Dixon PT A met last Wed
nesday night at the high school
We have many j
Items in paints, I
painter's sup
plies, repair and (
decorative j
materials, hard- <
ware, etc., to *
teip you do the j
job.
KEMGLO and j
KEMTONE In
in many shades. ।
Large stock of
Minneapolis
and other fine
brands of paint ।
and varnish.
Garden Tools,
Seeds, Fertlliz- ।
ers, Sprinklers! l
•
—And speaking of dec- .
orating and improving, (
reminds us of the fine (
work that has been ac- (
tomplishde at the MA^T ,
SHOP. We wish to com- ।
pliment and congratu- (
late Mr. Dan Seery. i
ST. IGNATIUS POST
assembly room. The main item of
business was a discussion of plow
ing and seeding the football field.
A committee was made up of in
terested men and the proposition
was turned over to them. An ex
cellent film on the Boy Scout
program was shown. Mrs. Don
Grazier and Mrs. Carmen Ebel
served the lunch. The dime dish
was wen by the 7th and Sth grade
room.
The Royal Neighbors have been
having a series of card parties at
Dixon. They have been held in Mrs.
McCarthy’s home. They have been
a success and all have enjoyed
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Branson, Mrs.
Frances Davis and Mr. Christian
son represented Dixon at the fol
low-up (meeting of the chest X-ray
reports at Plains last week. There
were people from Hot Springs,
Paradise, Plains, Thompson Falls
and Dixon. All felt it necessary
to organize a Sanders County
Health Council and followed thru
by doing so.
Mr. and Mrs. Priddy held a fam
ily reunion Sunday afternoon at
their home. All their childrne, plus
girl friends and boy friends and
grand children were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
from Bozeman were weekend vis
itors at the Martin Nicholson
home. Mrs. Williams is the former
Mary Ann Nicholson.
Dinner guests aet the Roser
Christianso nhome last Wednesday
night were Mr. and Mrs. Neilson
of Missoula and Mr. Osborne of
the Agency.
Mr. “Shorty” Hawkins and fam
ily are nicely settled in their new’
home. Mr. Haw kins bought the old
Methodist parsonage, better known
to Dixenites as the Leo Borbough’s
home.
Friday was a busy day in school.
The juniors and seniors, chaper
oned by their sponsors, went to
Missoula to take part in the vaca
tion day. Those left at home
spent the afternoon cleaning the
school grounds so they would look
nice on election day.
Mr. Reuben Moss is the new
member of the Dixon school board.
The election is over now’, so let’s
all ‘‘get behind the wheel” and
help all we can.
Several families took advantage
of fair weather last week and
cleaned up the Methodist church
yard. Congratulations, people, it
looks very nice!
The football field committee was
busy all day Sunday and they had
lots of help, too. Next fall the
players will not suffer from dust
or have to play in mud.
Sunday guests at the Fritz Wip
linger home were Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Fouty and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Grazier and family and
Grave Davis. The Foutys have
been in Ohio all winter but are
now temporarily located at Mrs.
Fouty’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. Lozar
at Polson.
Mrs. Nat McTucker entertained
several women and young girls
at a surprise party for Miss Doro
thy Gulliford Sunday afternoon.
It was a happy birthday party.
|T R aTt o rJ
USED FARM
EQUIPMENT
2—SN Ford Tractors
I—9N Ford Tractor
IWC—Allis-Chalmer Tractor
with Mower
1—1952 Ferguson TO-30 Trac
tor
I—WIM IHC Tractor
I—VAC Case Tractor with Saw
I—Fl2 IHC Farmall Tractor
I—AHis-Chalmer Baler
I—Moline 2-bottom Plow
I—Used Ford Cultivator
I—No. 162 Martin type “V”
Ditcher, Very Good
I—Oliver 3-bottom Plow with
extra set of new shares
Ronan Tractor &
Implement Co.
Phone 68R, Ronan
•For the FINEST:!
; In ICE CREAM and
J SANDWICHES •• • j
2 BTOP AT I
SThe MALT SHOP
» IN ST. IGNATIUS I
< • Ice Cream sold in any ]
2 amount, both retail A wholesale I
2 W Open 11:00 a. m. to 11:38 |
! n. m J
DISTRICT COURT
(Continued from Page 1)
was approved by the court.
An order for the sale of per
sonal property was made in the
estate of Henry J. Lawin.
J. A. Turnage was appointed
administrator of the estates of
Lorenzo Erno and his bond fixed
in the sum of S2OOO.
The court appointed Irvin Po
well as special administrator of
the estate of Matt Norville.
Pursuant to the decision of the
Supreme Qourt, reversing the de
cision of the District Court, the
DR. GORDON G. FISHER
Optometrist
217 Main St.. POLSON, Mont.
In Ronan every Friday
Dr. Gibben’s Office
Dr. B. C. Newett
DENTIST
Office Hours 9 to 12. 1 to 5
St. Ignatius : Montana
Mission Barber
SHOP
MODERN SERVICE
CHARLES MILLER. Prop.
St. Ignatius. Mont.
Fa N. HAMMAN
LAWYER
Practice in State and Federal
Courts: Probate Matter?
POLSON MONT
R. H. WIEDMAN
LAWYER
Polson : Montana
Stanley M. Doyle
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
General Liw Practice
(Over Security Bank Bldg)
POLSON MONTANA
With the Churches
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
St Ignatiua
UNDENOMINATIONAL
Sunday Service,
Bible School 10:00 a. ir
Worship Service 11:00 a. m.
(Communion Every Lord’, Dav)
Preaching Service -...7:30 p. m
Tuesday. 7:36 p. m.
Youth Fellowahip Meeting
Wednesday, 7:30 n. m
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Elmo
Service, every Friday at 7:30 p.tr
Robert C. Larsson, Minister
METHODIST CHURCH
Lower Flathead Pariah
Noel W. Dudley, Pastor
Sunday services for the duration
of the summer as follows:
Dixon 9:00 a. m.
Arlee 10:15 a. m.
St. Ignatius 11:30 a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Time of Sunday Masses at the
several churches will be as follow.'
St. Ignatius—B a. m and 10 a. n.
each Sunday.
Dixon—9:3o a. m. on 2nd and
4th Sundays.
Aree-Jocko—9 a. m and 10:3<
a. m. on lat and 3rd Sundays.
Kev. Michael Shannon, Pastor
• •••
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
9:00 a. m. Divine Worship
10:00 a. m. Sunday School
Ist Sunday of each month cele
bration of Holy Communion
Bible Study, Ist and 3rd Thurs
days of a month at 8:15 p. nt.
Catechism Classes: Thursdays at
4:15 p. m.
Walther League, 8:15 p. m. every
Ist Sunday of each month.
Rev. Elmer Krause
••••
L. D. S, CHURCH
SUNDAY
Jfflcers meeting 9:45 a. in
Sunday School 10:00 a. m
Priesthood Meeting 11:30 a. ■
Sacrament Meeting 8:00 p. m
Fireside meeting 8:00 p. m
(Ist Sunday sach month)
TUESDAY
Relief Society 2:00 p. tn
Primary 4:00 p. m
You are invited.
court at this time entered judg
mnet in favor of Russell Starlin
and against R. C. Peterson in the
sum of $931.74, plus interest and
costs.
Laura Starlin vs Russell Star
lin, divorce—The matter set for
trial April 13.
Thresia V. Benner vs Chris L.
Benner, divorce—Trial was con
tinued to April 6.
George Snyder was awarded
judgment against Jake Frelich in
his action for foreclosure of chat
tel mortgage.
James I. Carson, R. J. Oder and
Carl Ahigreen vs State of Montana
and State Highway Commission
of Montana, for restraining order.
At the conclusion of the hearing,
the court issued a temporary in
junction and an oredr requiring
the defendants to appear on April
.13 and show cause why htey
’ should not be permanently re
strained from fencing or obstruct
in gthe present highway 93 and
j that the approach road to the new
highway be built in conformity
with request of the petitioners and
for other relief as prayed for.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Good Early Bliss Tri
umph seed potatoes. Alfred Hil
ton, St. Ignatius. 41-2tc
FOR SALE —Penta treated posts,
abundant supply in all sizes and
lengths. Prices have been re
duced on all standard posts at
our yard south of Columbia
Heights on highway 2. Fordik
Post Company, Bigfork, Mont.
Phone [phone]tp
FOR SALE—Used spinet piano,
like new. We have several to
choose from. The Music Center,
(formerly Hefte's) 310 N. Hig
gins, Missoula, Mont. 42-3tc
FOR SALE—Team of big, gentle
Work mules. Ray Rugg, Arlee.
40-2tp
FOR SALE- -65 younr ewes and G 2
February lambs. See G. W. Pan
cake on former Emery place, 2
mi. E. St. Ignatius on Parent
road. Ph. 7-F-2. (40-ltp)
FOR SALE—IO acres irrigated; in
Ronan city limits; 7-room mod
ern house, 2 chicken houses,
brooder house, barn, double gar
age. Other buildings. Immediate
possession. J. C. Tvaruzek, Boxr
163, Ronun, Mont. 10-4tp
WANTED—To Buy Used Pianos.
We will pay cash or give you
a good price for your piano to
ward the purchase of one of our
pianos — Baldwin, Wurlitzer or
Kimbal to choose from. You
might as well have a choice of
the finest pianos. The .Music Cen
ter (formerly Hefte's), 310 N.
Higgins, Missoula, Mont.. (4('-2tc
FOR SALE — Cedar fence posts.
See Fred Sherwood 'A mile east
of Joe Allard place, Post Creek.
39-3tp
FOR SALE—Chickens for stewing
or roasting. Price 35c per lb. live
weight. Mrs. H. H. Herbig, Box
767, St. Ignatius, Mont. 39-3tp
FOR RENT or SALE—SO acre ir
rigated farm, hay and pasture.
About two miles west of Post
Creek Store. Write Box 667, Pol
son, Montana. 38-4tc
WOMEN WANTED—Housewives,
address advertising post cards.
Must have good hand writing.
LINDO 904, Watertown, Mass.
(38-4tp)
FOR RENT — Upstairs furnished
apartment. kitchen, living room,
bedroom and bath. See Dale Si
mon at Marshall Chevrolet Co.,
St. Ignatius. 38-tfc
CUSTOM BUTCHERING — Every
Tuesday morning. Cutting, wrap
ping and processing service. The
Lockwood Lockers, Ronan, Mont.
37-45-c
SPRINKLER IRRIGATION: —
Write for free survey and es
timate. Complete stock of pipe
and fittings one mile north and
two miles west of Ronan. Clar
ence, Bilile. 37tf
Peder Pedersen
Lkeased and Beaded
Real Rntate Broker
Litt your property today and
fat ready to »<we away.
RONAN MONTANA
2 Madson Realty j
2 Licensed & Bonded J
'R. N. Malms S. P. Beaver J
i (Miner *. Salesman •
•SL lgnatliH Montana s
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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954
MARK H. DERR'
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Oli, Attorney for St. Igaattas
OtOcsM
POLSON MOhITANA
John D.
FRENCH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ronan, Mont. Phone 471
Jas. R W McCarthy
Post No. 106
• Moote tk,
Snd Thus
4a, of etch
month. Vie.
itlng Lor
ionnalrts
welcome.
Ike Orr Commander
Merle Dixon Adjutant
BUS SCHEDULES
N. P. TRANSPORT. St. Ignatius
(Stops at U. S. Postoffice)
South Bound bus 11:45 a.m.
North Bound 5:10 p.m.
INTERMOUNTAIN BUS
(Cherry's Service Station)
SOUTH BOUND
m
NORTH BOUND
West Shore 11:26 a.m.
East Shore 4:35 p.m.
West Shore 10 10 p.m.
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BUILDING
CONTRACTING and
PLUMBING
W. L. Sainsbury
Ph S-F-161 : St. Ignatiua, Meat
Dr. F. W. Haight
Phones: Office 128, Bea 7B
Hours: 10 to 12; 2 to 8. Even
ings 7 to 8, Tuna. A Fit
Foot troubles corrected. Colon
disorders scientifically treated,
X-Ray pictures taken
CHIROPRACTOR of POLSON
FRED
Garlepy Agency
Reliable Insurance Service
LAKE COUNTY BANK BLDG
Ph. 22-W : St. Ignatius. Moat.
Alfred Frey, Sr.
BUILDEBN HARDWARE
Plumbing. Sporting Goods
Globe Milkers, Caalsre, Bta.
at Igaalua Montana
FLATHEAD LODGE
No. 112, A. F. & A. M.
Y Meets ths 2nd and 4th
Tues, of each Meath.
’SkGjw Sojourning Druthers.
' ak' always welcome.
W. J. Phillipa, Worshipful Master
Con Wittwer, Secretary
W. R. Kelly, Treasurer