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NEW SCHEDULES
ARE RELEASED
BY RAILWAY
WESTBOUND WESTERN STAR TO
ARRIVE IN WOLF POINT AT
12:45 A.M. EACH DAY; NEW
STOPS IN GREAT FALLAS.
The new train schedules providing
direct service to Great Falls, will
go into effect Tuesday. February
2S, according to an announcement
released this week by the Great
Northern Railway office at St.
Paul.
Under the new routing, the west
bound Western Star (Train No. 3)
will arrive in Culbertson at 11:35
pjn., Poplar at 12:20 a.m. and
wolf Point a t12:45 a.m. daily.
Having left St. Paul 25 minutes
earlier the preceding day. Train
No. 3 will reach Seattle and Port
land at times now scheduled.
The eastbound Western Star
<Train No. 4) will arrive in Wolf
Point at 4:40 a.m.. Poplar at 5:03
ajn. and Culbertson at 5:40 a.m.
daily under the new routing. The
train will leave Seattle in ac
cordance with the present schedule,
reaching St. Paul 35 minutes later
each day.
The Fast Mail Train No. 28. run
ning between St. Paul and Seattle,
will stop in Wolf Point at 5:20 a.m..
according to the revisions. The
mail train will arrive in Culbertson
at 6:30 a.m. and Bainville at 6:45
azn each day.
Conditional stops formerly
made by Trains 3 and 4 at
Bainville, Brockton, Frazer,
Nashua, Hinsdale and Dodson
will be discontinued.
Under the new routing, the Wes
tern Star will travel between Havre
and Shelby via Great Falls in
both directions, rather than direct
ly between Havre and Shelby.
Otherwise, the train’s route be
tween Chicago and the Pacific
The HERALD-NEWS
Established in 1913
Continuation of The Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt' County
News. The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter.
The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second class matter at the poetoffice at Wolf Point,
Montana, July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point,
County Seat of Rooaevelt County, Montana
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
, Editors and Publishers
MILDRED NORRIS, Associate Editor
MARIA A. KRAUTH, Society Editor
— SUBSCRIPTION RATES —
Per year, $3.50 (In the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone. Daniels.
Valley. Sheridan and Richland.) Within the State of
. Montana outside above counties, $4.00 per year.
Outside t*e state of Montana, 5.00 per year.
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WfflSHflU-WHLS STORES
Wolf Point, Montana
Northwest will remain the hame.
Previously. Great Falls has been
served through connecting trains
which met the Western Star at
Havre and Shelby. ■
Arrival and departure times for
the Western Star at Chicago, Seattle
and Portland will remain unchang
ed. Running time between the Twin
Cities and Portland will be length
ened by 25 minutes westbound and
35 minutes eastbound each day. \
The westbound Western Star\
leaving Chicago February 25
and the Twin Cities on February
25 will be the first to travel
via Great Falls. Eastbound, the
new service will be inaugurated
with the Western Star leaving
Seattle and Portland on Feb-
ruary 25.
With the re-routing of Trains 3
and 4, the Great Northern will
discontinue Trains 221 and 222. 235
and 236 between Havre and Great
Falls. Trains 42 and 43 will be
discontinued between Great Falls
and Shelby, also Trains 40 and 41
between Shelby and Sweet Grass.
In running between Havre and
Shelby, the Western Star will
make regular stops at Big Sandy.
Fort Benton. Great Falls. Dutton
and Conrad. Passenger train serv
ice will be discontinued to all other
stations between these points.
Trains 237 and 238 will continue
to operate on the present schedule
between Havre and Great Falls
until arrangements nave been com
pleted for a motor coach service
over the highway to handle pas
sengers to and from Trains 1 and
2. the Great Northern officials an
nounced.
The schedule of the westbound
Empire Builder will not be changed,
except for the fact that Train No. 1
will leave Glasgow and Wenatchee
five minutes later than at present.
Eastbound, the Empire Builder
will leave all stations from Sky
komish. Washington to Glasgow at
earlier times.
Under an optional route arrange
ment, tickets reading to-or-from
Havre, points east to-or-from
Glacier Park and points west will
be honored via Great Falls at no
additional charge.
New timetables are being pre
pared. Complete distribution will
be made as soon as possible. Great
Northern officials concluded.
ID I TO RI AL
THE HERALD-NEWS. Wolf Point. Roosevelt County, Montana
Movies Banned
In Establishments
Which Sell Beer
“The showing of motion pictures
in establishments which are licensed
to sell beer is illegal." law en
forcement officials reminded this
week. Penalties for violations
range from $25 to SSOO in fine, im
prisonment in the county jail, not
exceeding 90 days, or both fine
and imprisonment.
According to the law, each day
durihg which a violation of the
act "occurs and shall be permitted”
will constitute a separate offense.
The state law bans vaudeville
shows. motion picture shows,
variety shows and all forms of
dancing in bars and night clubs
with the exception of “social forms
of dancing participated in solely
by bona fide patrons."
According to Clarence Golder,
the Independent Theatre Owners of
Montana have received a number of
complaints regarding 16 m.m. films
which are being shown in bars over
the state.
Theatres are paying a high Mon
tana license tax. as well as local
city taxes in most cases, s for the
privilege of showing motion pic
tures. Golder concluded. He serves
as secretary-treasurer of the state
association.
Program Opens
To Raise Funds
For Mission Work
i A “Conquest for Christ" program
to raise $10,000,000 for mission ex
pansion has been launched by the
15.000 congregations of the Lutheran
Church-Missouri Synod, according
to Rev. Walter Luedtke, pastor of
the Trinity Lutheran Church, Wolf
Point.
A large part of the money will
be used to expand and improve
facilities at the 14 Lutheran col
leges and seminaries in existence
and establish a new Lutheran sen
ior college in the Chicago area,
which will augment the present pro
gram of ministerial preparation
for Lutheran pastors.
Over Ame-third of the proposed
offering will be used to bolster the
Lutheran mission program in every
continent of the world. Here in
America, about two new mission
stations have been opened by the
church each week. Rev. Luedtke
stated.
A house-to-house canvass will be
conducted Sunday. March 23. so
that members of the church will
have an opportunity to pledge
their contributions to "Conquest for
Christ”.
Pool Is Organized
In McCone County
By Woolgrowers
McCone County Woolgrowers
organized the Circle Wool Pool
at a meeting in Circle. February
5. Five woolgrowers signing the
marketing agreement were Jim
Murphy, Arcny Murphy, Joe Ku
drna. the Breitbach Brothers and
Dreyer Brothers.
Officers are: Ralph Dreyer, presi
dent; Archy Murpy. Vice president;
Leland P. Cade. Secretary. and
Fabian Breitbach. Treasurer.
A cooperative wool marketing
organization, the pool is open for
membership.
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WOLF POINT
Scout Leaders
Attend Meeting
Held At Nd&hua
Oliver Wagnild and' Tony Hanel
were among 30 Boy Scout leaders
who attended a" meeting of the
Buffalo Plains Boy Scout District
held at Nashua last week.
District goals were established for
the ensuing year.
A Campingo activity committee
meeting will be held at Culberisjn
sometime in March, according to
Mr. Wagnild. Campingo will be
open to the boys May 16-17, he
added.
A group of Wolf Point Scouts
will go to Opheim and Hinsdale
and talk with boys who are organ
izing new Boy ScoulK and Cub
Scout troops. They als<A*vill travel
to Poplar to help reorganize the
Poplar Scout troop which has been
inactive for a number of years.
The next meeting will be held
at 8 p.m. Monday. March 10. at
Fort Peck, Wagnild concluded.
Bus Company
May Discontinue
Round-Trip Run
The Intermountain Transportation
Company has filed an application
for authority to discontinue a daily
round-trip bus run being made be
tween Glasgow and the Montana-
Dakota line.
The proposal calls for discon
tinuation of the eastbound bus
which leaves Glasgow at 1:50 p.m.
and the westbound bus leaving
Bainville at 1:27 a.m.
According to the application, "the
bus is operated at a loss and
passenger volume does not warrant
continued operation of the sche
dule”.
A hearing for the application will
be held in the Glasgow courthouse
at 10 a.m. Wednesday, February
27. Any persons or firms having an
interest in this matter may offer
evidence related to the application
at that time.
SGT. TED SPITZER SPENDS
FURLOUGH IN WOLF POINT
Sgt. Ted L. Spitzer left Tues
day for Fort Huachuca. Arizona,
after spending a 23-day furlough
BEER
TO TAKE OUT
See the AERO MITE Airplane—lt flies!
Large Coffee Cups _JOc
Salt and Pepper Shakers, pair 29c
18 Clothes Pins 20c
Can Openers 19c
Coffee Strainers 15c
- . ALSO
Toys — Candies — Shells
Model Airplanes — Films and Flash Bulbs
NORTH SIDE VARIETY STORE
ART and BETTY GARWOOD — WOLF POINT
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New RoyakTone Styling—
Gorgeous New Exterior Colors
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Extra-Dependable Pewergildo*
7^Q^fM&U PRICED SO LOW!
HOVEY-STONE CHEVROLET COMPANY
Wolf Point, Montana
with his wife and three children
in Wolf Point,
He is being transferred from
843rd Aviation Engineering Battal
ion to the 71st Battalion of Aviation
Engineers.
Sgt. Spitzer has been in the
army the past two years. He also
served during World War 11.
Mountain States
Continues Record
Of Safe Driving
Excellent records have been set by
-drivers of more than 2,000 vehicles
owfied by the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company
have escaped disabling injuries by
observing traffic safety, Robert E.
Reed, manager of the Wolf Point
office, said Tuesday.
During this period, company ve
hicles have traveled about 33 mil
lion miles, more miles than the
average driver would cover in 8,000
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years, he added.
Over a period of 51 years, only
six Mountain States employees
have been listed with the million
persons who have met death in
accidents involving automobiles.
"But, the company takes the atti
tude that all the accidents were
avoidable and that six deaths are
six too many", he added.
On the basis of miles driven per
Occident, and in their records an
acmdent can be a scratched fen
der, Mountafh'States has one of the
finest driving records in the coun
try. Every employee who drives a
company vehicle goes through an
intensive course of instruction even
if he has been driving a car for
years. He is subjected to severe
physical examinations testing re
action time, vision, depth perception
and judgement, Mr. Reea explain
ed. f
Crew members who work from
the Wolf Point office are Melvin
FOR SPRING!
SAVE WITH PENNEY FABRICS!
4
Solid Color
Waffle Pique
59 c yd
(3s/36” wide)
There’s fashion In the woven
in waffle design ... In the
crispness that Irons right back
in after each washing! Hurry . .
choose from dazzling white plus
a whole rainbow of pretty pas
tels!
MORE WONDERFUL FABRICS
AT PENNEY'S
Needle’N’ Thread Broadcloth 49c yd.
No-Iron Crinkle Plisse ...59c yd.
Hand Washable Sorority Rayons 69c yd.
Rondo Percales ... 39c yd.
Sanforized Ginghams 79c yd.
Printed Dotted Swiss ~.. ...69c yd.
Now Improved
Power-Jet Carburetion
S 77 "' . • :
Extra-Sass
Jumbo-Drum Brakes
LIEN MOTOR SALES
Frazer, Montana
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952
Baker and John J. Buckley.
Surprises Galore
At Nails’ Party
There were “surprises for every
one” when a group bf-Jrienda and
Birthday Club members, recently
met at the Charles Nail home for a
chicken supper.
Surprise gifts were presented to
the Nail family, the Kempton fami
ly and persons who had celebrated
birthdays.
The Kemptons, who plan to move
to Ephrata, Washington, were given
a lace tablecolth. The Nail family
received two table lamps, as a
housewarming gift, while persona
celebrating birthdays received
china cup-and-saucer sets.
The birthday cakes were baked
by Mrs. Kempton.
SEW
EVERYTHING
Butcher Weave
Rayon
59 c yd
(37/38” wide)
Texture shares the spotlight
with color! You’ll love thia
cool, crisp fabric in a dazzling
array of sparkling colors! Beat
of all, you pay just 44c yd. at
budget minded Penney's. Come
tomorrow . . . save!
Check them over, one by one, all the thing*
you want in your next car. Then com. ia,
examine and drive this big, bright, beautiful
Chevrolet for ’52! We believe you’ll agr^
you've found your car; and we know that
you’ll discover that Chevrolet offers th*
most fine car features at the lowest coet.
For here are the only fine cars priced to
low. Brilliantly new in styling . . . out
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