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Page 4
IPCALS
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Dellwo of
Charlo were business callers on
Monday.
Keith Armstrong, employee of
the Flathead Irrigation project
is at Fort Harrison for awhile.
Mrs. Jack Currie is assisting as
a clerk in the hardware dept., of
Gambles. She took over her duties,
Monday, November 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayson Fearon
and Bill finished moving into
their newly acquired home, on
Monday of this week, *
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Aylesworth
have moved to the Art Detert
farm where they will reside until
the Detert’s return from Mesa,
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Phillips, her
mother Mrs. Mae Rathbun and
his mother, Mrs. Jessie Frey all
of Missoula were callers in St. 1
Ignatius, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and.
family spent the Thanksgiving ।
holidays with her brother-in-la.W|
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Olson and family in Spokane.
Karen Bristol, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bristol had the!
misfortune to fracture her foot
last week and missed a few days
of school on account of the injury.
Miss Metta Gould who was a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Mahe, and family last week, left!
Saturday to visit her uncle, Ed
son Gould at Dixon, after which
she will continue onto her home
in Illinois.
O. M. Stenseth of Missoula was
attending to business and renew
ing acquaintances in this area
Monday. Mr. Stenseth, for many
years a resident of Lake county,
recently had the distinction of
winning first place in an old fid
dlers’ contest at Ronan. He is in
the employment of the U. S.
Forest Service in Missoula; Mrs
Stenseth teaches at the Lewis and
Clark school in that city. |
See Your Home
Town Jeweler for
• Watches. Rings. <n.
tum* Jewelry, etc.
• S : l erwnrr in Sets, or
Open Pieces
• Exnert Repair Work
of ALL kinds.
MISSION TIME SHOP
KENNETH E. BROWN
» 13-39-0 ;
J 27-14-0 «
; 82-0-0 :
; Matter of FAC \
AT THE
- IPATO =
n«o
FRI. & SAT., DEC. 7 & 8
John Payne, Ronald Regan and
Rhonda Fleming in;
Tennessee's
Partner
Color by Technicolor
IN SUPERSCOPE
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
Prince Rainer 111 and Grace Kelly
— IN —
Wedding In
Monaco
SUN. MON. TI ES.. DEC. 9, 10, 11
Robert Taylor, Dana Wynter,
Richard Tood and Edmond O’Brien
—ln—
D-DAY
The Sixth Of June
Cinemascope : Color by Deluxe
Paramount News
WED. & THUR., DEC. 12 4 13
Paul Douglas Xnd John Derek in:
The Leather Saint
VISTAVISION
Cartoon, Fox News
Mrs. Ted Howell and son
Stuart and her mother, Mrs
Verna Swelling, were business
callers in St. Ignatius on Tuesday
I Lake County Farmers Union
will meet for their quarterly con
ference at the Leon club house
| Saturday, Dec. 8. Regular com-|
mittee at 11 a. m., followed by a
no-host lunch at 12 noon. Business
, session convenes at 1:15 p. m.
sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ander
son and family it is reported have
purchased the Walter Fouty re
, sidence, formerly known as the
Orval Olsen place, and are to
take possession about Dec. 15.
The Fouty’s plan to move to Mis
i soula where he will be closer to
his work.
Louis Normandin, popular clerk
at the Dubay Ranch Market, is
back home and again on the job
I after a three weeks stay at the
I Veterans’ hospital at Fort Har
rison where he underwent major
surgery. His brother, Henry, of ।
Ronan made the trip to Helena,
' and brot him home, last Friday,!
I November 30. He entered the hos
pital November 13.
Word has been received at the
। Post that Mrs. James McCauley
of Arlee has moved to Bonner.
Mrs. McCauley, with her late hus
band, are long time residents of
I Arlee and the Flathead. Mr. Mc
' Cauley passed away about a year
ago in November. One’ of their
five daughters, Frances, is the
wife of Roy Simkins, a brother of!
Postmaster Jess Simkins. She and
Roy live in Portland.
Local Postmaster
Announces Special
Holiday Services
Postmaster Jess B. Simkins
announced Tuesday that service
windows at the Post Office will
be open from 8:30 a. m. until
5:30 p. m., including Saturdays
to take care of the growing flood
of outgoing Christmas cards and
gifts. He says it looks as though
this Christmas season will break
all previous records and asks that
you help ease the pressure by
going to the Post Office before
1: a. m. or between 1:30 p. m. and
4:30 p. m. to mail your Christ
mas cards and packages.
Put first class postage on all
of your Christmas cards, along
with your return address. To
speed their delivery, secure free
hbels from the Post Office in
dicating “all for local delivery’
and “all for out of town delivery”
then sort and tie your cards in
two separate bundles with the
addresses all facing one way. Ad
dress all packages and cards ac-!
curately and clearly, and be sure
the stamps are firmly attached |
Mail all of. your packages and
cards for distant states immed-'
iately, and those for local de- 1
I'very should be mailed at least
a week before Christmas.
Mw TO SPONSOR DRIVE THIS
SAT. FOR CLOTHING, TOYS,
FOR KIDS AT HELENA HOME
It was announced this week by
officials of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship that this group of en
ergetic young people will sponsor
a clothing and old-toy drive this
coming Saturday, Dec. 8. All ar
ticles collected will be given to the
Deaconess Home for Children at
Helena. All thtt folks who wish
to give have to do is to put ther
gifts on the porch at their home
or by the front gate and members
of the MYF will pick them up
The only request they make is that
donated clothing be reasonably
clean.
HEALTH COUNCIL WILL MEET
NEXT MON. EVE AT RONAN
!L S.: SPEAKERS COMING
Lake County school health
council will meet Monday Dec J
10 at 8 p. m. in one of the class
rooms at the Ronan high school. |
Guest speaker will include Miss
Mary Carmack of the d'vision of
health education, state board of
health, and Dr. Charles S. Me- 1
Gammon, Indian Area Medical I
Officer, of Billings.
BERT MORIN DIES
(Continued from page 1)
eight great grandchildren. There
are several nieces and nephews.
The body is at the Fearon
Funeral Home where rosary will
be recited Thursday evening at
8 o'clock. Requiem mass will take
place Friday mornin j at 9 at the
St. Ignatius Catholic Church, with
Father Cornelius Byrne, S. J., of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
Catholic cemetery. James R. W.
McCarthy Post of the American
Legion will conduct the military
rites.
ST IGNATIUS POST
Mrs. Rilla Hodgee left Monday I
for Weatherford, Oklahoma, to
spend the winter with Dr. and.
Mrs. E. E. Darnell, as is her usual!
custom. Mrs. Darnell is a niece
of the St. Ignatius lady.
FOR YOUR !
Christmas ;
SHOPPING :
SEE THE 1
Mission Lumber & Implement
Company ]
ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA <
FOR EVERYTHING!
at° p . Dubay ’s
St. Ignatius, Montana
The big complete store of the Flathead —Drugs, Meats, Fresh Pro
duce. Groceries, Fruits, Beer, Toiletries, Candies, School Supplies
Sale Dates: Wed. Thu. Frl. Sat. Dec. 5,6, 7, 8
We are featuring 1956 new Crop Nuts
at popular prices. Get yours now!
HERSHEY’S
COCOA Package 65c
HERSHEY’S
Baking Chocolate £ 35c
HERSHEY’S — NUT or PLAIN
BARS 35c
HERSHEY’S — NUT or PLAIN
Candy Bars s 0 98c
QUEEN ANN EMBASSY
Chocolates “ SI.OO
HERSHEY’S DAINTIES
Chocolate Bits kr 45c
14-Oz. Jar
sl.lO
2-Oz. Jar
59c
DOUMAK , I — ”
Marshmallows 29c
ALBERS
Flapjack Flour $1.19
CRYSTAL WHITE
Karo Syrup 69c
HIGHLANDER
RFFR 12 tins for si.B9 Qkn
ULJUII 6 TINS FOR VWV
QUEEN ANN ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
Xmas. Candy a 553.59
SUNSHINE SATIN MIX
Hard Gandy ™ 59c
DOLE’S FANCY PINEAPPLE JUICE, delicious, healthful, 3 46-oz tins 89c
! St. Ignatius Band Boosters club
[ will meet this .Thursday evening 1
. Dec. 6 at 8 p. m., at the assembly
1 room of the high school. All band
parents also students are cord
ially welcome.
n 1 Kitchen Queen $3-49
i 1O UI OCCIDENT $3.95
J Clarence Markeson left by plane
1 on Monday for Minneopolis to visit|
his mother who has been ill for!
some time. He will also visit'
other relatives of both he and
Mrs. Markeson.
. NOTICE!
WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL
9 P. M. Sat. Nite
DEC. Bth
For the convenience of our
CUSTOMERS
L;.. The Friendly Store
- '..V,
St. Ignatius, Montana
■M
SUNSHINE
Crackers ™ 49c
CAMPBELL’S
Tomato Soup FOR —35 c
LIPTON’S
Black Tea 85c
LIPTON’S CHICKEN & NOODLE
SOUP 37c
ROLY POLY «
PEAS SI.OO
I'IERCE, SIEVE 3
PEAS SI.OO
PREMIUM CREAM -. , ( 1 "
CORN : - SI.OO
STATE FLOWER
Green Beans SI.OO
WHITE
Potatoes ■ $1.89
KEYKO
Margarine i SIXIO
PIERCE
Picnic Ham e«39c
MORRELL'S FANCY LEAN
Slab Bacon 49c
THURSDAY, DEC. 6, 1958
St. Ignatius Parent Teacher As
[ sociation will hold its .regular
i meeting on Wed., Dec. 12, at 8
1 p. m. All parents and interested
friends are cordially invited to
I attend these meetings.

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