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ANNOUNCEMENT
Having filed as a candidate for
the nomination for the county
attorneyship of Glacier County,
Montana, subject to the will of
the Republican voters in the Au
gust primaries, I announce my
candidacy for that office. Be
lieving that it is the desire of the
BROWNING NEAT MARKET
ED. McDOUGAL, Manager
Browning - - Montana
EUREKA!
COME IN AND SEE
Nice Tender Roasts and Steaks
New England Hotel
H. C. WILLITS, Proprietor
INicely=Purnished Rooms
Reasonable—By Day, Week or Month
Steam-Heated, Electrically Lighted
Modern Case Located In the Building
OLD TIRES
MADE NEW
Browning Vulcanizing Works
Next Door To Higgins Motor Company
IRA BURD, Proprietor
<J The memory of a Good
Meal lingers long after minor
incidents of a trip are entirely
forgotten.
New England Case
CARR BROTHERS, Proprietors
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
O< Browning
Offers conservative, safe, efficient
Banking Service of every kind
Safety Boxes To Rent, s2'Per Year
4 Percent Paid On Savings Accounts
DIRECTORS
J. H. SHERBURNE F. P. SHERBURNE DOUGLAS GOLD
J. L. SHERBURNE
Hotel HAGERTY
W. E. HAGERTY, Proprietor
STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHT
Up-to-Date Case In Connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
peonle of Glacier County that the
County attorney’s office be ad
ministered fairly, impartially and
economically, if nominated, and
elected it will be my aim and
purpose to so administer the
office. W. R. McDonald,
Browning, Montana.
(Paid for by W. R. McDonald.)
STATE FAIR WORK
DONE Bl LEADERS
SOME OF MONTANA'S BEST
KNOWN MEN DIRECT ANNUAL
SHOW AT HELENA
The Montana State fair, which this
year Is to be held September 23 to 27
at Helena, Is the product of the efforts
of men and women who are leaders In
every lino of creative activity in the
Treasure state, as the roster contained
In the premium list shows.
Each member of the executive board
is a specialist In his line. James Grif
fin of Chinook has executive charge of
the farm products shows; Prof. O. N.
"Squire” Arnett of Bozemaq, of live
stock; W. T. Kuehn of Helena; Ma
chinery, Manufactures, Woman’s Work
and Schools; Augustus Vaux of Sid
ney, Finance and Transportation; Ma
jor James F. Keown of Bozeman, Pro
gram and Track Events; Fred T. Park
er of Hamilton, Horticulture, Boys’
and Girls’, and Dairy Products.
B. T. Moore, head of the State fair
division of the Montana Department of
Agriculture, is executive in charge.
Livestock Superintendents
Veteran superintendents In charge
of the various branches of the live
stock show at Helena Insure attention
and comfort to exhibitors. Dr. Howard
Welch of Bozeman again handles beef
cattle; Dr. Hadieigh Marsh of Helena
Is superintendent of horses; Fergus
Mitchell of Great Falls, superintendent
of dairy cattle; Dr. W. E. Joseph of
Bozeman, superintendent of swine;
George M. Lewis of Manhattan, super
intendent of sheep; J. L. Dorsh of
Butte, superintendent of poultry and 1
pet stock.
Agricultural Department
Quincy Scott of Lewistown Is super
intendent of the agricultural section,
with R. C. Bricker of Windham, assist
ant, and with the following division
heads: W. P. Stapleton, Billings,
threshed and sheaf grains; Pat Car
ney, Waterloo, potatoes; Herbert H.
Haight, Suffolk, corn; George W. Gus
tafson, Chinook, grasses and forage;
T. B. Haynes. Creston, vegetables.
In the women’s division, Mrs. T. B.
Van Horn of Miles City has charge of
the culinary section; Miss Kate Mc-
Cormick of Butte, domestic arts and
fine arts; and Miss May Trumper of
Helena, superintendent of schools, the
school exhibits.
Charles E. Potter of Bozeman, super
intends the boys’ and girls’ Junior
fair, assisted by Miss Doris Ingram
with home economics and R. B. Mll
lin. livestock.
Other superintendents nre: W. L.
Shovell, Missoula, horticulture; George
11. Webster, Helena, dairy products;
L. E. Jones. Great Falls, manufactur
ers; Sam Kinvllle, Butte, program; W.
B. McClatchey, Helena, gates and ad
missions ; L. C. Henry, Helena, tickets;
J. L. Billings, Browning, concessions;
Joel Pack, custodian of grounds; Mrs.
Margaret Kain, entry department.
State Advisory Board
No small measure of the success of
the Montana State fair Is due to the
efforts of the State fair advisory
board, composed of one member from
each county, named by the boards of
county commissioners. The 1924 ad
visory board Is composed of:
Beaverhead, George W. Lovell of
Dillon; Blnlne, James Griffin of Chi
nook ; Broadwater, Grey P. Keene of
Canton; Carbon. E. W. Talmage of
Joliet; Carter, A. L. Shaw of Ekalaka ;
Cascade, E. H. Cooney of Great Falls;
Chouteau, Win. Atzlnger of Fort Ben
ton ; Custer, Lee H. Bennett of Hath
away; Daniels, A. W. Warden of Seo
hey; Dawson, George McCone of Lam
bert; Deer Lodge, Martin Martin of
Anaconda; Fallon, J. O. Hembre of
Baker; Fergus. E. A. Thomas of Lewis
town ; Flathead, T. B. Haynes of Cres
ton; Gallatin, H. I*. Griffin oP Boze-’
man; Garfield, Albert Holten of Co
hagen; Glacier, A. L. Michaels of Cut
Bank; Gohlen Valley, Stanford Han
nah of Ryegate; Granite, Dr. Harry
.Tones of Drummond; Hill, Elmer C.
Sprague of Box Elder; Jefferson, J. A.
Jorgensen of Whitehall; Judith Basin,
R. C. Bricker of Windham; Lewis
& Clark, F. M. Mack of Gilman; Liber
ty, Thos. P. Strode of Whltelash; Lin
coln, Jno. Rummel of Eureka; Madi
son, Pat Carney of Waterloo; McCone,
Henry Relnemler of Circle; Meagher,
Jacob Berg of Lennep; Missoula, J. A.
Swanson of Potomac; Musselshell, F.
F. Finnegan of Roumjup; Park J. M. L.
Payne of Clyde Park; Phillips, C. A.
Ross of Dodson: Powder River, .Ino.
L. Scofield of Biddle; Pondera, James
Sanders of Manson: Prairie, A. E. Wil
liamson of Terry; Ravalli, E. C. Smith
of Corvallis; Richland, O. M. Oppe
gnard of Savage; Sanders, F. M. Hill
man of Lone Pine; Silver Bow. J. L.
Dorsh of Butte; Stillwater, W. 11.
lones of Columbus; Sweetgrass, Robt.
A. Bray of Big Timber: Teton, .1. C.
Morgan of Chouteau; Toole. .1. W.
Cnvitt of Galata; Valley, Fred Weigel
of Glasgow; Wheatland, J. E. Border
of Harlowton; Wibaux, H. J. Darby of
Wibaux; Yellowstone, I. D. O'Donnell
of Billings.
TENTING OUT ONE OF DELIGHTS
Camping out will be one of the de
lights of visitors by motor to the Mon
tana State fair, Sept. 23-27, when
nutumn’s golden glow Is over the Innd
and when the nights are sufficiently
crisp to Induce sound slumber In warm
woolen blankets. Free cnmp grounds
have again been provided with tents,
shade, good water, outdoor stoves,
sanitary conveniences and electric
lights. No cost excepting fee for tour
ist ticket. Tent reservations mny be
Wured from the state fair office.
Political Announcements
11 hereby announce my candidacy
for state Representative from
Glacier county on the Democrtic
ticket, subject to the decision of
the voters at the Primary election
to be held August 26th. Your
support respectfully solicited.
P. A. Peterson.
Paid advertisement
AGRICULTURAL PROSPERTY
In an interview of farming
conditions in the state, the Ana
conda Standard draws a rosy
picture of the good times about
to be enjoyed by the farmers.
Following is a paragraph of the
Standard’s article; "Forty
Thousand Montana farmers and
ranchers will receive more than
two hundred million dollars for
the crops and products they will
market this year. The first divi
dend o f Montana’s returning
prosperity, the reward for their
faith, their determination, their
vision of the future, their energy
and zeal, will probably exceed
$5,000 for each of the tillers of
the soil. Certainly, it appears
to the Montana farmer that the
period of depression has run its
course. Favored with bountiful
crops, assured of a good price in
a rising market, the future is as
bright for the farmer as the re
cent past seemed gloomy.”
December “Montana Month”
December is to be "Montana
Month”. Three railroad com
panies the Northern Pacific,
Great Northern, and Burlington
plan an intensive advertising cam
paign to feature Montana for one
solid month. The purpose of
"Montana Month” is to advertise
the opportunities in the state and
attract the attention of prospect
ive settlers. The state depart
ment of agriculture through
State Commissioner Chester C.
Davis has been invited to cooper
ate and a Montana committee
appointed to enlist the active
support of all organization within
the state. Three other North
west states are to be featured in
the same way in following
months.
DON’T SUFFER FROM THE HEAT
Come in and Cool
Off at the
BUSY CORNER
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Ice
Cream,Candies, Fountain Drinks
FRUITS IN SEASON
Distinctive Types
In SUMMER HATS
•J Original creations and copies from
the best foreign models make this dis
play of Sujnmer Hats truly a repre
sentative showing of distinctive types.
That you will enjoy seeing them we
are sure. And the prices will please
you, because they are very reasonable
Felt Hats and Caps For the Men and
Straw Hats for Ladies and Children
the BROWNING MERCANTILE COMPANY
“THE HOUSE Of QUALITY”
Cash Meat Market
Julius Lindhardt, Proprietor
Meats, Fish, Poultry, Etc.
Browning - Montana
... ■ • • ■ •. >
' ■
High-Power Gasoline
And Heccolene Oils
Free Air and Water
Tire Service, Ford Accessories
AUTHORIZED BROWNING REPRESENTATIVE
FOR FORD CARS AND TRUCKS
Scotty’s Service Station
BROWNING, MONTANA
The Sunday Standard
Montana’s Greatest Newspaper
All the News Pictorial Pages Special Articles
Special Comics for “the on Montana
Features Kiddies and Montanans
Subscribe for the Anaconda Standard
T. P. JACKSON
Variety Store
Fresh Fruits and Variety Goods
Vegetables in Notions
Season. House Dresses
Groceries and ' OveraUs
Produce. > Fisherman's Supplies
Browning : : ; : Montana

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