The Herald-news., September 13, 1951, Image 4

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New Safety Law Requires
Report; Forms Now Ready
Accident report forms that motor
ists must use under Montana's new
safety responsibility law are now
available and may be obtained from
the Montana Highway Patrol, Sher
iffs offices, City Police and your
local insurance agent, E. H. England,
Supervisor of tne Montana High
way Patrol announced today.
“Every motor vehicle owner or
operator may follow his or her in
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School days are here again ... and .. .
school days are eyestrain days.
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dividual judgment, of course,” Mr.
England said, “but I would suggest
that the wiser ones will obtain a
copy of the form before the law
becomes effective, familiaries them
selves with what it requires in the
Way of information, and keeep it
in the glove box of their car just
in case they do have the hard luck
to be in an accident. The new law,
as everyone must know by this
time, goes into effect October 1.
Enforcement will bgin promptly."
Here are the steps a driver will
follow if he or she is involved in
an accident:
1, Review the damage immediate
ly. If no one has ben killed or in
jured or property damage to any
one person is SIOO or less, the ac
cident is not reportable to the
Highway Patrol Supervisor. If
however, a person was killed <>r
even slightly injured, or if pro
perty damage to any one person
exceeds SIOO. the accident must be
reported within 10 days to the High
way Patrol Supervisor. Montana
Highway Patrol, Helena. Montana.
2. If you were the driver of one of
the involved cars and are phys
ically unable to file the report, then
any person may make the report for
you. Wilful failure or neglect to re
port an accident under the safety
responsibility law is punishable by a
fine and by suspension of your
license.
"That's all there is to it,” Mr.
England said. "Motorists may save
themselves considerable annoyance,
of course, if they are familiar with
the report form before they be
come involved in an accident. Let
me repeat again, incidentally, that
every driver must report within 10
days! regardless of wno caused the
accident.”
WEST
RESERVATION
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Mr. anil Mrs. Pete Babptest of
Red Lake. Minn, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Blount.
Mrs. Medicine Cloud and Joy
were in Wolf Point shopping one
day last week.
Violet Hamilton celebrated her
Birthday Sunday August 25.
The Relief Society thank all
friends who helped us out in our
CALL FOR BIOS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the city council of the City of
Wolf Point. Montana, at its next
regular meeting of October Bth.
1951, will accept sealed bids for the
furnishing of one hundred (100>-
% inch water meters and connect
ions with straight reading dials.
Said bids will be opened at 8:00
P.M. October Bth, 1951 and the city
council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the city council this
10th day of September. 1951.
L. A. COWEN
City Clerk
H. N. September 13. 20. 27
Notice of Meeting
The regular meeting of the
Sunnyside Local of the Farmers
Union will be held on Friday
evening, September 14 at the
Sunnyside school.
Everyone welcome.
—EARL L. GOOD
Secretary.
/I'fcoiUam Da£o?a
UtiCUw Co.
IN IHI COMMu NI I r TO *i I R V l
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Aloiitunh
Food Sale. Proceeds go to our
building fund as we expect a new
chapel in the very near future.
Miss Elizabeth Track and Pauline
Collins of Poplar left for Lawrence
Kansas, where she will attend col
lege.
George Clark of Gabmiller is
back at his home, after being em
ployed by the Gov't Roads outfit,
near Brockton.
Mrs. Jim Calder is in the Pop
lar Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bear Cub and
Mrs. Joe White Snow made a busi
ness trip to Glasgow Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Track and
Hazel went to Williston. Saturday.
Pfc. Andrew S. Wilson, who is
with the 11th Airborne, is home
on a 15 day furlough. He came
from For t Campbell, and is enroute
to Camp Stoneman. California, is
alerted tor overseas duty. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Wilson.
Word was just received that An-
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Have other
interests.
— ALSO —
Half Interest in Bar
doing good busi
ness.
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(At Bridge)
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Lovely new numbers ir
plain or fancy. Also linen*
in plain or initialed. Frorr
25c.
Gorgeous Ties from the
nation's best makers—Ar
row, Wembley Wilson ana
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Christmas. From $1.50.
Arrow Par, a white shirt
with French Cuffs $3.95.
Good shirts are a scarce
item. Buy now for better
selections.
tonie Monroe Archdale, 26 years
old passed away at the Cushman i
Hospital Sunday, September 9. He i
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Archdale of Frazer, M<»nt. The
remains will be shipped home.
Funeral services have not been ar
ranged. He leaves to mourn 3
br others and 1 sister.
Those who left for Pierre, were
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Mrs. Joyce Ann Clark left for
Washington, D. C. where she will
be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Day, with
their daughter Evelyn left Saturday
for Aberdeen, South Dakota where
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training.
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turned from South Dakota where
they took their granddaughter Mary
Jane to St. Francis Mission. They
stopped in Cheyenne River Agency.
The Blue Star War Mothers en
tertained at a Pow-Wow at the
Community Hall in honor of 4 of our
soldier boys who are home on fur
loughs. A large crowd was in at
tendance and a delicious supper was
served to the boys and their par
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1951
ents. Wolf Point War Mothers also
helped with the doings.
Pfc. Charles Clancy and Pfc.
Wilfred Clancy; aonw of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Clancy of Wolf Point
are home on a furlough. They came
from Camp Carson, Colorado and
are enroute to Fort Lawton, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blount and
son were In town Saturday.
Arrow Gabanaro, one of
the better sport type shirts,
is just the right weight for
fall. $6.50.
Interwoven—the greatest
name In sox—wears better,
looks better and fits bet
ter. From 55c.
Cooler nights are ahead.
You’ll want pajamas—
you’ll want Faultless no
belt Pajamas. The waist
band stretches with your
breathing. From $3.95.