Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
News Briefs
From the Treasure Sto1

HELENA-When winter comes
state OF Montana will be ready On
were placed for 5000 gallons ~ ~
freeze solution and SO auto heater
LIBBY-A new domestic science
home economics department has
quilt in the high school and j, MOI
In all details. The old room viii
made over for class work.
BOzEMAN-August H. Lake tor-
mayor, will become city manager
when Capt. NJ z. Henderson nre-y
manager and member of the natioy
guard, is mustered into service
HAVRE-There are 300 in Hill M
ty eligible to vote for the first
this fall, according to a suryey M
of the school census by the Hill Con,
Women's Republican club.
CUT BANK-The second night
berry recorded here this month occur
when thieves entered the George n
beer parlor and took cartons OF ia
cts. guns, knives. fishing equ!pn
and two slot machines. The White 81
beer parlor previously was robbed.
DILLON-Dillons annual Herety
bull show. sponsored by the cham
of commerce. will be held Oct q
%. The Dillon show annually attrs
scores of stockmen and other ylsi,@
A sale will be held at the close O!
event, E. w. Bond, chamber presidd
said.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 are be-
served hot lunches at Whi;efi,h schd
daily and this figure will be lnCrea
61rrtnu Rn1d yrnafhnr Tho
berS Of the WPA who served last
are in the kitchen All bread used
baked at the school, made with I'll
furnished by WPA.
NASHUA-The Utah-Idaho SUI
Co. has completed grading for
moving Of their beet loading mad.
and the weighing station. The grad
Tor the extension of the Grea. Mort
ern tracks has been completed and
have been strung. preparatory 10 bull
ing a new track In prepare ion
the beet harvest.
BUTTE-The third annual out6x
field mass of the Catholic church
western Montana brought s3ls4
admonltion from Bishop Vincent
Ryan of the Bismarck diocese
"alctatlon and the totalitarlau sS
follow atheism. Approximately 3
persons attended the mass Il. Co.-
bla gardens.
HELENA-The National Vehicle
mlnlStratorS association Is lOoE
toward a campaign of stricte- law
forcement designed TO reduce he "a
OF pedestrian deaths. A w Niece
New Jersey, association p-esda1
named l.. C. Boedecker, Montasa ny
way patrol supervisor, to a commit
on pedestrian control.
GLENDIVE - Walter D. Pear|I
superintendent of the yellow tone
vision of the Northern Pacific rALEl
was moved to Portland, Ore, and ,
place taken by c. T. Spouse. OF 9
Iuth. assistant superintendent al ]
division. SponSel was former.y ua}
master in Forsyth and Decking
{ N. D. He also was roadmaSter a.
ena and Mandan.
BIG T1MBER-Mr. and MIS-. D. |
Phillips OF the Boulder coEmI1
were the guests Of honor al McL4
in honor OF their 5Oth wedding an
verSary. The party was arranged
their children, eight of whom Y
present. Two were unable 10 attsl
Ihere were about lbs present. PhIj
Is a native of Lawrence county, "
sour, having been born there s.
26, 1871. Mrs. Phillips was born
Dade county, Missouri, March Is, y
They came to this county 81 years 4
DILLON-Se vent y-three pureo1
Hereford bulls, consigned by %
Montana's leading breeders, viii be
| fered at auction in Dillon's third
| nual Hereford show and sale tol
conducted here Sunday and Mondl
Oct. 81 and %, it has been anuoun9
by County Agent Bernard Williaj
who acts as secretary-manager Of
event. The show will be held on 81
day, with the chamber of comms
offering cash award of 500. in al
ton to other prizes offered. The
will be held the following day.
The child born on the Mavtlo7