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Page Four
MDEPENDENTS
TRAMPLE FOES
IN TWO GAMES
The Wolf Point Independents
powered their way to two easy
wins last Friday and Saturday at
the old high school gym, defeating
0 strong Williston team, led by
Herman Bushman, Friday night 76-
(4 in a contest that, outside of the
first quarter, was not nearly as
Close as the score would indicate.
Bearskin, Shumway, Kirkpatrick
and Casey were outstanding as
their speed, short passes and dead
ly shooting had the Williston de
fense completely baffled. Many ob
servers stated that they believed
that they witnessed some of the best
basketball ver played on the local
Court in this contest
Fort Peck Rout
Saturday night the Wolves even
ed the score with their bitter rivals
from Fort Peck in a dog eat dog af
fair that saw the locals steadily
pull away from the tiring district
AAU champs and then go on a
last quarter scoring spree that
turned in to an 82-44 rout.
Tuesday night, December 30. the
Collegians, namely Grayson, Kirk
patrick, Glassey. Don Wolfe, Dasin
ger and Cowan, will meet the reg-
LIBERTY THEATRE
SHOW STARTS 8:00 P.M.
WITH SHORTS SHOWN BEFORE AND AFTER FEATURE
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Thursday-Friday-Saturday,
December 25-26-27
MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY, 2:30 P. M.
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SPORTS CARTOON COMEDY
Sunday-Monday, December 28-29
Matinee Sunday 2:30 P.M.
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LATEST WORLD NEWS T TRAVEL TALK — PETE SMITH
Tuesday-Wednesday, December 30-31
Cash Night Tuesday
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LATEST WORLD NEWS — CARTOON — SPORTS
Thursday-Friday-Saturday, Jan. 1-2-3
MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY AT 2:30 P. M.
CARTOON COMEDY
POINT theatre
SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 P. M.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon 2:30
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 26-27-28
— TWO NEW FEATURES
tffUWC rtCTUM
Big Special Musical Variety
‘Stand Up and Sing'
WITH COMEDY AND BEAUTY
ALSO CARTOON COMEDY
ular town team in a ripsnortcr that
the Collegians claim will separate
the men from thp boys and the In
dependents hope so.
Two Deadlines
Drawing Near
On Conservation
For those who arc taking part
in the 1952 Agricultural Conserva
tion program, December 31 is the
final day for carrying out approved
soil and water conservation practic
es, according to chairman Walter
R. Scott, of the county production
and marketing administration com
mittee. Only those practices com
pleted by that date will be eligible
to earn payment under the cur
rent program. Operators will be
given 15 days, or until January la.
1953, to report to the county PM A
office on the extent to which ap
proved practices were actually car
ried out during the year.
For all farmers and ranchers in
the county, December 31 is the
final date to sign a Farm Work
Sheet indicating an intention to
participate in the 1953 conserva
tion program. The ACProgram is
open to every operator.
PMA committeemen have been
calling on their farm neighbors
during the last few weeks to help
them determine which conservation
problems are most urgent and ex
plaining how ACP assistance may
be used to work out those proD
lems.
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
SAVER ARRESTED
FRIDAY FOR
BOOTLEGGING
Martiiv Sayer of Poplar was ar
rested last Friday night, December
19, in Poplar for violating the fed
eral liquor laws. He was caught
selling liquor to Indian wards.
Sayer was arraigned Saturday
morning by I. L. Ramstad, U. S.
commissioner, who placed Sayer
under $1,500 bond and ordered him
held in the Valley county jail in
Glasgow until the next session of
the district federal court
The arrest was made at the
Rachel Dionne home in Poplar by
Special Officer Walter H. Willett
of Billings, Officer Hillery A.
Brown of Poplar, and Officer Cal
vin Yellow Robe of Wolf Point.
PMA Office Will
Be Open Nights
For Last Signups
CULBERTSON—The production
and marketing administration of
fice here will be closed December
26. says Walter R. Scott, Roose
velt county chairman, but it will
be open from 8 to 5 p.m. December
29, 30 and 31 to help those desiring
WE’RE ENDING THE YEAR WITH THE GREATEST SAVINGS EVER
13 tk MONTH BARGAINS!
5 WONDERFUL VALUE-PACKED DAYS ENDS WEDNESDAY, DEC^3I
Alluringly Sheer — Dark Seam '
Full Fashioned
Nylons 58*
SLIGHT IRREGULARS
Special Group — Big Variety Children's
SWEATERS and POLOS 99c
Perfect 100 Lb.
FLOUR
SACKS
4 For H .00
(LIMIT 8) ™
LADIES’ WINTER COATS 1 PRICE
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
LADIES’ STYLISH DRESS
CL 14017 CL $2.33
SWvJILO $4.66
Values to $7.98 pr.
SOFT HEAVY 27 INCH BABY
FLANNEL 2&< ud .
>7.98 VALUES
• 5% WOOL
• 10% RAYON
• Lovely Binding
BLANKETS
$ 4 «
Prices Slashed! Our Loveliest
DRESSES *5,"
Values To SIO.OO — All Sizes
BSS» BRYAN’S FEDERATED “SKSS
WOLF POINT —Montana
to sign 1953 work sheets.
December 31 is the final date for
signup to participate in the 1953
Agricultural Conservation program.
TELEPHONE--
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government can actually be .put
into circulation and used for the
construction of its lines. Construc
tion they expect will begin about
May 15 Bids for inside and outside
work will be let in February and
March In Roosevelt county sub
scribers are asked to pay to Don
Hunter, county agen\, Culbertson;
H H Brown, Poplar; Willie Lar
sen, Culbertson or Milton Sil
jenberg of Wolf Point.
Questions concerning the func
tions of the cooperative are also
invited, which any of the directors
or the county agent will be glad
to answer.
Fort Peck Tribe's
General Council
Meets January 3
The general council for the Fort
Peck tribes will meet on January 3
at l pm in the Indian gymnasium
hall instead of the regular date of
December 27. according to William
C. Knorr. chairman of the tribal
executive board. The reason for
the postponement was because De
cember 27 was too near Christmas.
The council will select delegates
to go to Washington. D.C., and will
also adopt or reject tribal resolu-
Limited Lots Of Better
QUALITY REGULAR STOCK
INFANTS’WEAR
3 OFF
Girls * Coats and
SNOWSUITS
25 % off
( DDS & ENDS
E :TTER QUALITY
Towels 1
Wash Cloths 4 off
BUILDINGS AT
MURPHY CAMP
ARE NEARLY UP
The Murphy Oil corporation's
new camp, located about a mile
be completed about January 1, ac
cording to Harold Mylam, who is in
and-a-half east of Poplar, should
charge of the Murpliy Oil corpora
tion offices in Poplar.
Construction on the six buildings
in the new camp are complete ex
cept for painting the interiors. The
camp consists of five, three bed
room living units and an office
building. The office building con
sists of six offices, a reception
room and two bathrooms.
However, the date that the Mur
phy Oil corporation will move their
offices to the new building is not
known, because of a delay in the
installation of telephones. They can
not move their offices to the nevf
building until telephones are in
stalled, Mylam said.
ANGELL-McKISSEN WEDDING
LICENSE IS ISSUED
The Clerk of court in Wolf Point
issued a marriage license Saturday
to Paul Eugene McKissen of Cul
bertson and Eleanor Mae Angell of
Poplar.
tions that will be discussed at this
meeting.
Regular $7.98
RAYON SLUB
Drapes
<feQ.OO
tPO pr.
GOLD & GREEN
YEAR'S LOWEST PRICE!
BOYS' FINE QUALITY
WARMLY LINED
farka $ 9 77
FINE STAMPED
PILLOW QQ{
CASES ™
LONG SLEEVE
2-4-6
Giant 4-Oz Skeins!
Fleisher’s Best
ALL WOOL
YARN
88<
MOST ALL COLORS
Irregulars of
Regular 19c and 25c
DISH A{
CLOTHS v
January 1 to April 1
WE'LL BE OPEN EVENINGS
Monday through Friday to 7:30
Saturday until 9
THE FOOD DECK
WE WILL B/
CLOSED FOR REMODELING
Reconditioning and Repairs
from
December 24 Until January 12
MODERN CAFE
Large Lot! Boys' and Girls' Styles!
Children’s <1 77
OXFORDS I ‘ pr.
Boy's Popular Plaid Flannel
LINED JEANS $2.77
MEN'S TOP QUALITY CORK SOLE
HORSE HIDE 88
WORK SHOE *0 pr
BOYS' COLORFUL, WARM WOOL
Jackets, Half Price
SPECIAL LOT
MEN'S — BOY'S
Winter Caps
| price
MEN’S PILE-LINED
NAVY TYPE
Jackets *11 95
Values to $3.98 — Men's Covert
WHIP CORD $0 33
WORK PANTS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2b, '9B?
HEAVY WT.
Rockford
SOCKS
4prs
ODD LOTS
Westerns Too
BOYS’
Shirts
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