Glacier County chief. [volume], February 04, 1938, Magazine Section, Image 12

About Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940

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Maid-o-Nut
The Ideal Spread
1 pkg. 83c
Vegetable Deal
No. 254 Tomatoes
No. 2 Corn No. 2 Peas
No. 2 Green Beans
8 cans 98c
PAR
The Perfect Concentrated Soap
Large Pkg. 33c
KATE SMITH’S
BAKE A CAKE KIT Contains 2 9-inch
Layer Pans, Recipes and all the ingredi
ents for baking a cake. All for 01 -
Only
Just arrived yesterday—a new shipment
of SPRING SHOES. Watch our window.
Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s—Popular Prices.
New Price on Kayser
CHIFFON HOSIERY
Newest Spring Shades
79c
When It’s Springtime
In The Rockies
YOU WILL NEED
RUBBERS
and
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
For Men, Women and Children
RUBBERS OVERSHOES
HIGH RUBBERS RUBBER OVERSHOES
RUBBER PACS RUBBER BOOTS
SHOES SHOES
New Spring Styles
For Ladies, Men, Boys, Girls and Infants
Dry Goods Dry Goods
Drop in and look our dresses over
New Dresses Every Few Days
Humming Bird Hosiery Handkerchiefs
New Piece Goods Gloves Belts
Groceries Groceries
FRESH FRUITS A VEGETABLES
STANDARD & FANCY GROCERIES
DEL MONTE, LIBBY and HEINZ Brands
BROWNING MERCANTILE CO.
The Stere es the Town
Donald Wilson was a business
visitor in Great Falls, Wednes
day and Thursday of thia week.
FOUND-2 Keys, call Chief
office.
Miss Athleen Biggs of Fordyce,
Arkansas io visiting at the bone
of Mr. end Mrs. Ed. McDougall.
Mies Bigge ia a niece of Mrs. Me-
Dougall.
OCCIDENT
WHEAT CEREAL
The Heart of tbe Wheat
280Z.PKG.i»c
Dress Prints
Best Quality—Bo Square
Fast Colors
19c yard
FOR SALE —Split Wood, stovo
lengtheJM.OO per rick. Inquire
A hearing wae held Monday In
Judgn Main 's court for Win. L.
Olena on a charge of reckless
driving. Attorney Burdett ap
peared for the defendant aad
ached for a change of venue,
which wae granted. The enoo
will be beeru in Judge Brown’s
oourt thin weoh.
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The Blackfeet tribal council
met in a special session Tuesday
afternoon, this being the last
meeting o f the old council.
Routine matters only were dis
cussed, the question of operating
or closing the tribal saw mill on-
Housman creek being turned over
to the newly elected council for
final disposition. With hearty
handshakes and farewells all
around the council adjourned,
thus writing finis to the first
council elected and operating un
der the Wheeler-Howard act.
LOST—REWARD—One ear
ring, Onyx and Pearl set. Finder
return to Mrs. Louis S. Irvin.
The thermometer jumped 24
degrees in one hour Thursday
morning. At 7 o’clock it register
ed 2 below zero and at 8 o’clock
the reading stood at 22 degrees
above. Spring ean’t be far away.
CALSO GAS—made from gen
uine Montana crude.—Starr Bros.
Service Station,
A large crowd attended the
President’s Birthday ball held
last Saturday night at the high
school auditorium, sponsored by
the Browning American Legion.
A neat sura was realized,
For Sale —Baled hay, alfalfa wild
meadow, and straw. Delivered
by truck or loaded in ears. Geo.
Plummer, Browning. Mont., 60
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Racine will
move this week from Old Agency
to the Cut Bank boarding school,
where Mr. Racine has secured a
Civil Service appointment as
head carpenter. They will lease
their farm at Old Agency.
We sell a home product—Mon
tana gss, made from home crude
and manufactured on the Black
feet reservation, in Glacier coun
ty. Grizzly Gas and Tip’s Spec
ial can be had at Hamby’s Ser
vice Station, located at McDoug
all Motors. We also have plenty
of fuel oil.
Better quality—best of service
snd more meat for your money at
The Quality Meat Market
Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Irvin
left Tuesday for Cut Bank,
where Mr. Irvin will attend to
legal matters during the next two
weeks.
Sewing— Remodeling—Al ter
ing. Mrs. Dow Watson, 1 block
south Cstholic church. 45p
Mrs. Bud Costello has taken
over the Vogue Beauty Parlor,
and is now operating it, and
would like to meet her friends.
The Makela’s hsve left for Twin
Falls, Idaho, where they will
probably locate.
For Rent—Two 2-room apart
ments, 1 furnished. C. R. Manuel.
Mrs. Julia Wades in the Wster
left last Sunday for Mission, S.
Dak., where her son George 1
Thomas recently underwent an
appendicitis operstion at the
Government hospital located'
at that place. She returned to
Browning, Wednesday evening,
accompanied by her son, who is
now in the local hospital. The
patient is reported as doing well
snd being at home and among
friends, it is hoped that he will
rapidly recover his health.
New spring wash dresses just
received Sl.7s.—Economy Shop.
J. L. Sherburne wae a businsss
visitor st tbe county esst Thurs
day morning.
FOR SALE— 1 Apex electric
washer and 1 Vortex electric
washer, both in good working
condition *25 00 and 120.00 res
pectively. Apply Chief office.
G. N. McCabe, Cut Bank oil
operator, was transaeting bust
ness before the Blackfeet tribal
business council Tuesday,
'' For Rent—A modern house, see
Ed. Shurr, Biackfeat Motors. 45p
Arby Leach, well known Valier
etuckman was a business visitor
hare Tussdsy.
Reductions on all winter goods.
—Economy Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Noel re
turned laet Friday from a eev
oral day’s trip to Helens whore
they visited with relatives. Mr.
Noel is a member of the offloo
force at tbe Sherburne Mere.
Fred Starr io confined to bio
homo with a oevere attack of the
flu. Ho baa been suffering from ।
it for the poet weekend Wed
nesday had to go to bod, bo io
eaid to be rooting ouy thio
■oerwiag, • |
CALSO GAS—made from gen- 1
nine Montana crude,—Starr Broe.
Service Station,
Dave Bright, Rollie Hofland
and Jack Willetts rsturned from
a month’s visit to vsrious cities
on the coast, on Thursday. They
report a wonderful time, but
state that business is at a stand
still in most of those places.
Chevrolet, Plymouth and Ford
Owners: SECOND TIRE AT
% PRICE. Buy one first quality
Tire at Gamble’s low price. GET
YOUR SECOND TIRE AT %
THAT AMOUNT. For good
measure, two Tubes are included
with each pair. Gamble Store
Agency, Browning, Montana
Billy Putt, son of G. C. Putt,
is visiting his home here, arriv
ing Wednesday evening, from
Spokane. Billy is in tbe U. S.
Infantry, and is on a furlough
for 45 days. He is looking fine
end the army life seems to agree
with him.
We sell only the best beef and
other meat products even at the
low prices.
The Quality Meat Market
Catholic Card Party
At the card party given by
the Catholic Ladies last evening,
10 tables were in plav, the prize*
for high score being won by Mrs.
Stuart Desßosier for the ladies
and K. W. Bergan for the men
Delicious refreshments were
served following the games by
the hostesses Mrs. Jess. Romsa
and Mrs. Dan McGuinness.
Hospital News
Tom Sullivan was operated on
for appendicitis at the Blackfeet
hospital Thursday.
Robert Douglas, who was oper
ated on for appendicitis last week
will leave the hospital shortly.
Robert Mi chell, underwent an
operation for appendicitis this
week and is reported as improv
ing satisfactorily.
Methodist Church
Church School at ten o’clock
Sunday morning. The morning
worship service at eleven. Mem
bers of the Discussion Forum will
be in charge of the service. A
cordial welcome is extended to
all.
L. D. S. Sunday School
Sunday school will be held at
10:00 a.m., every Sunday, and al
so a class in the evening from 7
to 8:30, in the Bright building on
Main street. Everybody welcome.
Illustrating the worm that turns.
August Sy bold, of Moelliu, Ger
many, took a boating Irom his wife
every day for quite a while, but
Anally rebelled, tied her to a bed
post, tattooed her neatly in six col
ors and ran away.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Angeline Connolly
deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given by the
undersigned Administrator o f
the estate of Angeline Con
nolly deceased, to the creditors
and to all p’ersons having
claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within 4
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Admin
istrator at Browning, Montana,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of
said Estate,
Dated January 31, W3B.
Brian Connolly, Administrator
of the Estate of Angeline Con
nolly, deceased. .
W. R. McDonald
Attorney for Administrator
Ist pub. Feb- I. last pub. Feb. 25
PIEGAN
FAY CASH FAY LESS
SPECIALS
Tomatoes
Oranges >9c
■■TO^JlbtSSc
SIMM Fttl Jl*
3 IK 2Cm , , , Wi
We Sell PetorT’aa Breed
Sherburne Merc. K
Do all your shopping under one rnJS
GROCERY DEPT.>
CORN FLAKES F L 25<
Fresh Roasted Coffee 2 lbs. 37)1
TOMATOES solid pack 3 for
Dried Peaches 2Bi.pkg 111
Peanut Butter 1 HijarTW
Sauer Kraut no. % tinslij
CRYSTAL WHITE LAUHDRY SOAP ' J
Sardines domestic 6 for 27 j
Macaroni 4 lbs. for 21i|
Crisco 3 lb. tin 67cl
Prince Albert Tobacco 1 lb. tin S3tl
DRUG DEPARTMENT I
“Special Items For Your Savings” I
Ponds Hand Lotion and Cold Cream]
Both for 56c I
Fitch’s Shampoo and Italian Balm ■
Both for 59c I
Drene and Italian Balm I
Both for 35c I
Mercurochrome and Bandage I
Both for 15c 9
Special Cold Capsules & Crea-Lyptos Syrup I
Both for 50c I
n For the Baby” |
“GERBERS*’ strainec( fruits and vege- I
tables, accepted by A.M.A. and en- 1
dorsed by G. H. Magazine. I
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT I
SALE on PENDLETON
WOOL SHIRTS
$4.50 Shirts Reduced to $3.20
$5.00 Shirts Reduced to $3.45
$5.50 Shirts Reduced to $4.20
$5.75 Shirts Reduced to $4.20
$5.95 Shirts Reduced to $4.60
$6.50 Shirts Reduced to $4.95
Men’s INTERWOVEN SOX that
sold for 39c or 3 for »1.10 are now—l
35c or 3 for SI.OO
These prices became effective on February Ist
Sherburne’s
“The Store of Quality and Good Service”
The boiler of the heating plant
at the Catholic ehurch blew up
Tuesday, the cause being It ie
surmised that one of the pipes
frosa up. The boiler was con
■lderaMy.' damaged but nothing
wes destroyed otherwise. Re
pairs are being made and it is
expected to be running egain in j
a few days.
A meeting of the Browning
firemen will be held Mondnf
evening at the city hall.
At the meeting of the city
council, held last evening, tents
tive plane were laid to get a ne*
.supply of water for the town of
Browning. It ie said that it wi I
take several weeks to get tin
। project underway.