The Harlem news. [volume], November 17, 1961, Image 4

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Hogeland
News....
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Bannon.
B^mnZe were over n^h: guests
•C the Ordeli Dindworth hone
Thursday
The Re becca Circle met at the
Ordway Rater home Wednes
day. Nov, A Mn DMdnn gave
the Bible study.
Mrs Niels Svendsen and Mrs.
HaroM Vein. and dautftter were
austere al the Noonan Anderson
mM the Leonard Zeßmer home
•n Thursday. Nev. S.
Mr. and Mn. Doug Dohren and
tannhr owe gueso at the Ord
vug > after home Sunday.
Mr and Mn Herman Khnd
mrh left Thurwdagr on a tap to
Mianeaola.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Otaue*
wdn and CT Irenes. Mr. and Mrs.
Lm Cicbosz. Rafters and Geo
rgia and Albert Otanmrski attend
ed the Melvuc-Olszewski wed
ftiM * Great Fails Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erick
sen and firmly of Joplin. Han
nah Anderson and Mrs. Sane
were viaUon at toe Norman An
ftaaaon home Sunday
Hr. and Mrs. BtH Mahar entcr
tainad at a dinner Sunday. Mr.
and Mn. Rahner Anderson and
fl if ■ Nr and Mrs. Fred
Mahar and family .Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nester. Mr. and Mrs. Al
tert Anderson and Mr. and Mn.
Ingaman Svendsen were present.
The occasion was toe birthday*
of Mn. Freddie Mahar and her
daughter Linda, and Mrs. Pal
asrr Anderson
Don't forget the American Lu
thrrin church Stewardship din
ner Sunday evening.
George Cichosz was the lucky
winner of a nfle at the drawing
•aterday night.
Ronald Beck is home on fur
lough and visiting his parents.
Mr and Mrs Adjlph Beck.
Mr. and Mrs Adrian Olsze
wski and son attended the 25th
wedding anniversary for Mr
and Mrs Doc Hutton at Turner
Sunday
Turner News...
The annual Turkey dinner of
the Chr.-tian church wjl be held
Tucsdaj Nov 2! st at the church.
Sen* Jig will start at 5 30 p mA
shor. program including a f-lm
will follow the supper. The pub
lic u eorchally invited.
Wold has been received that
Bert Carter is out of Ike Poison
bMptiai and » recuperating at
hi* bouse in Poison.
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Assn.
Itamar, ■sot.
Mrs Stan Getten and aoM.
tfervm and Russell spent fron.
Friday until Sunday visiting a
Boatman and Laurel. They caH
jd on Alvin Getten at the col
lege in Bozeman and attended
he fooJbaM game on Saturday
rhey also called on the Water
Sanguin family in Laurel.
Lyte James spent the week
2nd xa Joplin visiting at Ike
home of hu parents. Senator
and Mrs. David James.
The Loyally dinner held at
the American Lutheran church
Sunday evening was very well
attended and enjoyed by all Ite
serving was done by ladies from
the Hogeland congregation.
The Whist dub met at Me
home of Mrs. Jeanie Sveen on
Friday evening. Mrs. Laura
Jones won high prise while Mn.
Margaret Fouts won 4te cut
prize. The bridge chd> will be
held Friday. Nov. 17th at the
home of Mrs Gwenna Norton
with the husbands a* guests.
Those attending the American
Legion District No. 2 conven
tion in Chmook on Sunday were
Mr and Mrs. Ehryn Woiery. Mr.
and Mrs. George Ammen. Mr.
and Mr*. Aben Cederberg. Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Price. Mr. end
Mrs. Keith Cowan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hendrickson and Guc
Cederberg.
Mr and Mrs. Russel Staines
and daughters were week end
guests at the Art Jones home
Mrs. Vern McCracken spent a
couple of days visiting with her
daughter and family, the Ed Ku
bitza's at Savoy .
Mr .and Mrs. Roger Lincoln
of Rudyard flew an Tuesday to
visu at Ae Clarence Ritter home.
Mrs. Ritter accompanied them
Wednesday when they left and
went to Che home of her parents,
the Demarests, at Whitlash
Clarence and famab' drove to
Whit clash Friday, all returning
Sunday evenjig after the gol
den wedding celebration for Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Demarest.
Mr .and Mrs .Alden McCrack- 1
on took theu* son Johnny to Great
Falls the first of the week to
consul: an eye specialist.
An clec.rical short-circuit in
the basemen: of the Ken Kegel
home ignited some bedding Fri
day mo.~n.ng. and m^h: have
been disastrous had it occurred
w hen there was u» one at home. I
The f.re truck was called, but
the Kegels bad the fire extin
guished ween it arrived.
Thaak You
Mr and Mrs Ken Kegel would
like to thank their friends and
neighbors and the Turner Fire
Department for their prompt re
sponse to their Lre call Friday.
Thaak You
’ Maßy thanks to all of my fri
eads who so kindly rem cardo
and visited me whde 1 was con
■ued at home the past several
months Thanks to those who
brought food and to the ODO
Club for the beautiful plant and
Jie afgan tot. Your thoughtful
nets is greatly appreciated. —
Mrs Torn Stirling
Belknap News
Miss J.dr Tierney, daughter
fMr *.r.d >!r George Tierney,
has been invited to become a
member of Phi Alpha Theta,
he National History Honorary
Society Miss Tierney is a sen- 1
.or at the University and is ma-,
imng -n Library Sc ence Only
h:se who are scholastically pro
fit ent m factory are efigible for
membership in this society. M.ss
Tierney’s fnends are singularly
proud of her achievement and
wish to congratulate her and her
parents upon receiving this hon
or.
The Fort Belknap 4-H Club mH
at the home of Mrs. Stewart
Kerne last Wednesday night to
organize for the coming year.
County awards were presented
to those who were not at the
County Achievement Dey in Chi-
■jok Dav.d Miller received
die county award in gardening
Record books were passed out
and projects for each member
for the next 4-H year were dis
cussed. Plans were made for
raising money to cover the cost
of 4-H Camp and other activil.es
Some of the money raising ideas
discussed included bake sales,
and a Christmas gift sale.
On Saturday. Nov. 18. from
1 30 to 44)0 p m there will be a
Bake Sale held in the Montana
Power office in Harlem The
numbers of the 4-H Club are
busy baking for this sale and it
is hoped that everyone will take
advantage of Ibis opportunity to
help the club achieve its goal,
winch is to raise money so that
they may be able to attend 4-H
Camp next spring.
Frank Blakeslee spent several
days in Bozeman last week on
busmew. Mrs Rufus Graham
is m Hetena this week for a
Welfare ■oaference and Mr.
Watkins teas returned to Denver
for additional nHnr Mr. Bill
Bryan and Dr. John Bieber are
In Billing* for a few daps attend
ing Declines in teir respective
fiattn.
A ■amber of focal banters get
their beer this past week end —
aaMRg those todqr shots were
Dan Bans, Vern Briggs, Andy
Rep. Bardanouve Reports
(Centinurd From Page 1)
a landowner has other dry
framing be can irrigate new
acreage U he retires an
equivalent amount of his dry
farming land to permanent
pasture.
The over 5000 acre fort stor
age reservoir will provide a
iplendki recreation facility for
he sureounding area. Game of
iicial* regard it no a potential
vtounbfe fuhcQg nite. Also the
Fuh nod Game departmeal wtt
be able to eidninafie rou^i fish
ji Wallow Creek above 4hn dam
site.
My personal opinoin is that
the residents of Chinook and
the valley areas could pre
sent a much Strenger case to
Justify flood drainage than
the residents in the area of
the Wlßow CTeek prefect.
The BaxeMer Creek project
in Sheridan County which is
nearing the constructisn
stage b mainly designed for
flood control. On sneh a pro
ject the federal government
rootrib utisn b large. It b
possible the combined water
shed of North Fort-Wbst
Fort would be ton large to
come nnder the Small Water
sheds Act. I see no reason
that separate but jointly co
ordinated districts couldn’t
be set up.
I bare nXempted to put into
as brief an article as possible
all the impariaat kdoßiintion
that pertains to tins prefect. Ao
1 received this isdormataon from
quite a targe number of people
and took rather hurried notes, it
is possible that I mny bare
made minor mus-statemeot-s but
essentially I believe the min
facts are corrcc:
1 wish to make clear that I am
not attempting in any way to
9211 this type of development to
anyone in Blaine County. I fed
tins coopcroive mc^iod of de
icuoping arid coojrolLrg our wa
ter and ood resources has much
mark If it is possible to fit coe
Hogeland Soldier
Rates Among Top
Army Marksmen
Pfc. George N. Walker, 18, son
of L. N. Walker. Hog Hand, re
centiy achieved recognition as a
top Army marksman by qualify
ing for the expert marksmanship
badge during range firing with
fee Army's new M-H rifle in
Bauholder. Germany.
The M-14, which is being is
sued to Army units in Germany,
will replace the M-l rifle, car
bine. Browning automatic rifle
and M-3 submachine gun. The
new nfle is lighter than the M-l.
packs the fire power of a light
machinegun, and fires the etaw
dard 7.82-millimeter NATO cart
ridge.
Walker, who arrived overseas
last July, is assigned to Head
quarters Company of the Bth In
fantry Division's 16th Artillery
in Baumholder. He received his
basic training at Fort Ard, Calf.
The 1960 Highland High School
graduate entered the Army in
February 1961 and completed
basic trainig at Fort Oord, Call
Jim Edison and Joe Stiff arm
went elk hunting south of Butte
over the week end. While they
may not have been as lucky as
’.he deer hunters, then nonethe
less thoroughly enjoyed their
outing. Seen any bears lately,
Jim?
Happy Birthday to Sandra
Miller who will be celebrating
her day on Nov. 2011^
Just-A-Club met at the home
of Mrs. Dan Baris, wiki Mrs. Bill
Boyan «s co-hostess this week.
Flans were discussed for the
Christmas meeting and then the
Tadics presented many novel and
interesting ideas for Christmas
decorations, recipes and table
settings. Delicious refreshments
were served tn the group of 34
ladies attending, including sev
?ral guests of members.
Special
Sunbeam Rollmaster
Electric Shaven
$9.99
Oows On Hml
KAMM MONTANA
or mare of our watersheds into
the Smo* Watorsheds program
it would help establish a much
firmer financial foufldaiticn un
der She ranchers dn there water
sheds. Possubike future dbaotar
ous floods could be prevented by
this program. If a* revere a
storm were ever to hit the West
Fortt waterabed •> occurred on
the Snake Creek drainage in
1998, damages to Chinook pro
perly efcoe could ran into Ite
hundreds of titouaauds of doftare
along wkh a paanhir heavy tom
of life.
Sincereiy.
Francis Bredanouve.
Family Dinner
Held Sunday for
Ed, Olaf Brekke
A family reunion and dinner
was heid last Sunday in Ite BUB
church basement, honoring <Cd
and Olaf Brekke who were cete
bm ting tirnr birthday*.
Out of town gueute present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brekke
and two grandchildren of Ronan,
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
and family and Jean Thompson
Of Cufeertson. Mr. ami Mr*. Jack
Felton and daughter Denise of
Chinook, Berwyn Brekke of Cas
per, Wyo.. Mr. and (Mrs. Mel
Jackson, Mr. and Mr*. Dick
Hickri and son Greg, and Mr.
and Mn. Heilig. all of Turner,
and Jack Cronk of Great Falls.
Harlem relatives attending were
the Knute Brekkes, Fred Nixons,
Chariei Brekkes and Oalf Brek
kes.
Turner Soldier
Assigned to
Trans. Company
Army Pfc James I. KimmeL
whose wife, Wailieta, lives on
Route 2, Corpus Christi, Tex.,
was recently assigned to the
356th Transportation Company
al Fort Rucker, Ata.
The 356*Ji is a maintenance
unit stationed at the home of
The Army Aviation School and
is responrslble far the mainten
ance and overhaul of 900 Army
aircraft of various types.
Kimmel, an acrcnaft mechaoac
•n the company, en.ered the
Army in 1967.
The 2Syear-ckl nddier. son of
Mrs. Lydia L. Shaw, Route L
Turner. Meat., as a 1953 grad
uate of Turner high uchool and
attended Northern Montana
College, Havre.
Leonard Huttons
Celebrate 25th
Wedding Date
A large number of friends and
relatives attended the open house
for Mr and Mrs. Leonard Hut
ton on their 25th wedding anni
versary. Miss Roberta and Al
berta Statelen were in charge of
the guest book and silver tree.
Mrs. PriciHa Read of Climax
cut the wedding cake which was
served by Mrs. Esther Statelen.
Mrs. Hazel Hutton poured while
Mrs. Ruth Statelen and Mrs.
Hugh Hutton served.
The highlight of the day was
a phone call from their daugh
ter. Mrs. Robert Miiler of Los
Angeles, Calif.
Coming Events
VFW Auxiliary — 2nd Tuesday
of the month, 8 pm. at VFW
ball.
VFW Post - 2nd Wednesday,
t p.m. at VFW ball.
Masonic Lodge — Ist and fed
Mondays.
Rainbow Girls — Wednesday,
8 p.m.
PTA - 4th Tuesday.
City Council — Ist Monday.
Dates Taken:
Dec. 1 — Willing Workers
Rummage Sale.
Dec. 2 — Lutheran Lutefisk
Dinner at Lincoln Cafeteria.
Dec. M — Ft. Belknap 4-H Chib
"Christmas Sale.”
BOWLING
I Tuesday League I
High single line, Stam dine,
2»L
’ High single series, Stan Cline,
( High team game, IRouland Bar
ben, 1095.
1 High team series, Routand
Barbers, 2965.
“W' Chib
! Stan One 211, John Pease 907,
1 Charlie Brekke 203, Stan One
1 282, Jim Ashton 202, Hank Rou-
Imad 281.
“SM” Club
Stan One 970, Jim Ashton 595,
Pete Nicholson 553. John Pease
MS, Hank Routand 543, Jack
Rachman 535, Keenly Yeoman
523, Chartes Brekke 512.
High Five Averages
J. Richman 181, P. Nichotaon
’ 176, J. Ashton 170, J. Pease 188,
; D. Burton MM.
Team Standings Won Lost
Hi-Way Grocery IBV4 10%
Routand Barbers 16 -11
B. L A 18 11
VFW Lane* . ISMi IHk
The Hub 15 3S
Jeweler • Cleaners 1414 1214
Spa Tavern 14V4 12ft
Hogeland Equity .... 13 14
Harlem Ins. 13 14
O’Leary’s Serv 12 15
Harlem Seed 9 18
P. H. S. 7 20
Ladies League
Wednesday, Nev. 8
High single Line, Helen Lee,
196.
High single series, Mary Ann
Baird, 532
High team game, Security
State Bank, 984.
High team series. Security
State Bank, 3861.
Highest Average
Many Ann Baird, 154.
140 Averages
Thelma Swendseid 143, Gene
vieve Benson 143, Betty Watter
son 141, Dorothy Leo 141, Lib
Fitzsimmons 141, Jeanne Ude
141, Helen Lee 141.
- - “506” Club
Mary Ann Baird 532.
“425” Club
Betiy Watterson 481, Helen Lee
481, Jeanne Ude 469, Joyce Shep
pani 465. Lillian Olson 464. Mary
Thronson 455, Sallie Robinson
454, Thelma Swendseid 450, Myr
tla Pollard 442.
Tena Standings Won Lost
VFW Aux. 34 9
Via Rich Dairy 22 11
S^urity State Bank 20 13
Safer’s Western ... 19 14
Fip's Case 17 16
Mkrgaret'sTkC 17 16
Kick’s Cabins 15Mi 17Mi
Tubb's Oil Co. 14 19
Merry Motors 13 20
North State Supply 12 21
Cbnck Wagon Case 11 22
Thursday League
Thursday, Nov. *
* High single line, Joe LaFram
boise, 217.
High single series, Jerry O’-
Bryan, 565.
High team game. Olson Insur
ance Insurance. 1019.
High team series, Butrey’s,
2921.
”500” Club
J. O’Bryan 555. Don Olsen 524.
Bild Pitch 523. Dick Burton 517,
Ed Hilderman 518, Stan Cline
515, Pat Swendseid 511, John
Pease 507, C. Hawley 501, J. La-
Framboise 500.
Team Standings Won Lost
Great Falls Select 18 9
Big
SALE
9
LADIES'
COATS AND DRESSES
TO GO AT
LOW-LOW PRICES
TO MAKE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS STOCK
Be Wise Shop Now
HARLEM MERG CO.
e
Harlem, Montana
VFW Post 1« 11
Oban Insurance 16 11
Skogmos 15 12
Monarch Lumber 15 9
Cinco Amigos 14% 12%
Lucky Lager 13% 13%
Buttrey Foods 12 15
B& M Bar 11 16
Harlem Motor Co. 11 16
Harlem Plumbing 9 18
Hogeland Legion 9 IS
Mixed League
Friday, Nov. 19
Men's high single line. Pot
Sweodsedd, 200.
Women’s high single line, Es
ther Davidson, 173.
Men’s high series, Pat Swend
seid, 557.
Women's high series, Esther
Davidson, 463.
High team game, Alley Rats,
805.
High team series, Beavers,
2255.
‘•540” Club
Pat Swendseid 557.
“409” Gob
Esther Davidson 463, Verna
Granger 432, Peg Rasmussen 425,
Vi O’Bryan 418, -Myrt. Pollard
409, Mary Ann Baird 409, Jo
Nefziger 408.
Team Standings Won Lost
Irish Kin Folk 17 10
B Bar S 16 11
Beavers 16 11
Cherry Pickers 16 11
Sally’s Subs 14 13
Kessler's 13 14
Alley Rats 13 14
The Dakotans 12 15
Lucky Four .... 10 17
Greenhorns 8 19
Bowling Schedule
MEN’S LEAGUE
Tuesday, Nov. 21
7 p m. — B. I. A. (Agency) vs
Harlem Seed, Hi-Way Grocery
vs Rouland Barbers. Jewelers &
Cleaners vs P. H. S. (Agency).
9 p.m. — Harlem Insurance vs
O’Leary's Serv., Hogeland Equi
ty vs Sa Tavern, The Hub vs
V FW Lanes
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Wednesday, Nov. 22
7 p m. — Frip's Case vs Merry
Motors. Chuck Wagon Case vs
Vita Rich Dairy. North State
Supply vs Security State Bank.
9 p.m.—Coast to Coast vs Keck’s
Cabins, Sadler's Western Shop vs
Margaret's Town & Country,
Tubbs Oil vs VFW.
MEN’S LEAGUE
Thursday, Nov. 23
7 p.m. — Hoge Lamd Legion vs
BAM Bar, Cinco vs Harlem
Plumbing and Heating, Buttrey
Foods vs Skogmos. 9 a m —VFW
Post vs Lucky Lager, Monarch
Lumber Co. vs Olson Insurance,
Great Falls Select vs Harlem
Motor Co.
MIXED LEAGUE
Friday, Nov. 24
7 p.m. — Alley Rais vs The
Dakotans, Roaster's Herefords
vs Irish Kin Folk, Greenhorns
vs Cherry Pickers. 9 p.m. —
Sully’s Subs vs B Bar S, Beav
ers vs Lucky Four.
Mrs. M. Marsh Dies
Word has been received here
of the death of Mrs. Mary J
Marsh, 85. in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Marsh lived in Harlem dur
ing the early years of the town
with her parents, and wi’l be
remembered as the former
Mary Frame. She was a charter
member of the EUB Church of
Harlem.
THE HARLEM NEWS
School Menu
Turner — Nov. 29-22
Monday — Utah Chuckwagon,
lettuce salad, home made white
bread and butter, vanilla cream
pudding, milk.
Tuesday — Roast turkey with
bread dressing, fluffy mashed
potatoes, gravy, home made
busn and butter, cranberries, but
jened peas and carrots, orange
sherbett, milk.
Wettoesday — Vegetable beef
soup, crackers, creamed cheese
sandwiches, rniik.
Thursday, Friday — Thanke
giving vacation.
THANK YOU
To The Assiniboine Members of
The Fort Belknap Indian Com
mon! ty:
We, the undersigned members
wish to thank you atll for your
generous support and far aM the
votes given us in the election for
councilmen on November 7,1961.
—James Hawley, Frank Kirfcal
die, Richard King, Andrew Grey,
Wa}>ace Bear, Marek R. Flying.
N(Nov. 17, 1991)
Baker Goods and
Refreshments For Sale
FOLLOWING
BAND CONCERT
FRIDAY, EVENING, NOV. 17
High School Gymnasium
Adminssion — Adults, 50c; Students 25c
Closed!
All Day Thanksgiving
Thursday, Nov. 23rd
FRIP'S CAFE
HARLEM, MONTANA
Big Flat TV Association
Paid Members To Date
Albert Beck
Norman W. Anderson
W. C. Rafter*
C. C. Cheyney*
Charles Howe
Adolph Beck
Martin Roseburg
Stanley Getten
Ordell Klindworth
Fred Woeppel
Louis Modic
Gordon McGillivray
T. A. Cutsforth
Tom Stirling
Arthur Hauge
Richard Nixon
Roy Brabson
Mrs. Vern McCracken
Harry S. Belden
Adrian J. Olszewski
Harry N. Svendsen
George E. Benson*
Fred Mohar
Elvin Johnson
Roland Wirt
Clayton Meiie
Dick Foote
Melvin Jackson
Clause Anderson
James L. Doyle
William Mohar
Vernon Heilig
Martin Hauge
Guy Riggin
A. A. Jones
Frank Mohar
Mrs. Lydia Shaw
E. R- Fortin
H. A. Ashcraft
Parker Anderson
Ordway Rafter
John A. Modic
George Ammer
Chester Boardmen
Ken Kegel
Eddie Harmon
George Struck
* To indicate partial Payment
The remaining dues, as paid: That person's name will
bo published in the Hogeland. and Turner Nows.
MM_|
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961
School Menu
Harlem — Nov. 20-22 .
Monday — Milk, Spanish rice
with meat, fruit, home made
bread, and butter •
Tuesday — Milk, chili, crack
ers, carrot stix, home made
bread, and butter.
Wednesday — 'Milk, buttered
kernel korn, cranberry reUSh,
rhnefam salad end butter sand
wiches.
Harlem Soldier
Is Guided Missile
Launcher Crewmen
Army Specialist Four Ronald
G Healy, 22, son of Mrs. Mayme
Healy, Harlem, Mont., recently
was assigned to the Range Sup
port Battery at McGregor Guid
ed Missile Range, N. M.
The range, the Army’s fore
most missile practice firing site,
is used for final phase training
for NATO missile units in addi
tion to its function as training
site for U. S. artillery and air
Richard Hamilton
Robert Reed
Paul Violett
Chester Dahlquist
Curtis Humphreys
Palmer Anderson
T. O. O'Neil*
A. M. Sudan
Mrs. Annetta Warren
Herman Leise
Elmer Snider
Leonard Zellmer
Melvin Halloway
Austin Bevolden
Virgil Price
John Shurson
Ernest Staples
G. J. Hickel
Leon Cederberg
Frank Kiedrowski*
Roy C. Billmayer
Gerald Hutton
Joe Hutton
D. M. Travis
Paul Wing
Max Jenks
Agnes Johnson*
Frank Billmayer
Lawrence Walker
Leo Cichosz
John Billmayer
Ralph Nace
Harlan Krass
Henry Norton
Dean Van Voast
Joe Bengert
Gene Sanguins*
Alex Pitch
Ingeman Svendsen.
Kenneth Johnson
Einar Anderson*
Al Hed strom
Elmer Hornung
Rueben Johnson
Bill McGillivray
James Billmayer
Wellen Jones
Wallie Wing