Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-12-13
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

GLENDIVE-Dawson county's Red
rrnss rollcall is expected to show TOO
kpmbcrs when all reports are in. Last
[ear only $50 were enrolled.
MADOC-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hen
Isrson we're feted on their silver we'd
Eng anniversary with surprise party
Even by their neighbors.
sCOBEY-With a county order No.
IA vernon Nelson offered his name
& the sixth Daniels county volunteer
4 the military training program.
| DUTTON-Dutton Lions welcomed
|Eom Hardness, district governor, who
the local club on its
Eanv aChievements.
HAVRE-Everett Lathrop of Havre
crowded another coincidence in the
fraft routine His selective number is
Ell and his order number Is also Oil.
misunderstanding of the beets from
|-he b. 1t dump has been completed
|snd 2lO carloads were shipped from
Eere during the season. This exceeds
Ether years shipments.
sCOBEY-Value of livestock shipped
|from here since August exceeds SOS 900
|Tool sales and shipments in other
|barts Of Daniels county have brought
Fotal receipts to over 100000.
LAUREL-A naturalization school
|tor aliens, sponsored by the WPA and
Ia be conducted throughout the win
her, will open Tuesday under direction
IF Mrs Cora GILES.
sCOBEY-From 900 to 1000 useful
|rarmentS are made during q quarters
work al the local WPA sewing project.
Mrs. Ella D. Sullivan, supervisor, re-
ports.
FLEETWOOD - Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stewart of Antelope were hon.
o7ed A; a party celebrating their 49th
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
II E Grayson were hosts.
sCOBEY-AAA parity payments to-
talinc Slll,84 have been made in
DanleS county, with the ALLEGATION
VS. percent complete, A. B. Garberg,
chairman, reports.
MSSOULA-Lieut. Col. w. G. Jock
I'm, commander Of the armys Mon
zna recruiting district, said that 294
Montana men volunteered for three
year enlistments in the regular army
N November.
GLE-+N V ETbd"SOi COuIltS D JlIllO4
COLLEGE opened its winter term with
81 pupils enrolled. New classes include
general psychology, American govern
ment. magazine writing. report writ
ing letters and advertising, physiology,
teNiieS algebra and public speaking.
CHINOOK Lions club and the
extension service are collaborating to
EeSe!. the annual Chinook feeders
day program Jan. 8. Each year several
hlnG:-d farmers and rancherS watch
temoUSLrations in feeding sheep and
cattle On sugar beet byproducts.
WALLER - Robert Gunderson, As,
cook At the Kingsbury Sheep Co. who
vas apprehended for passing over 5000
worth Of forged checks at Dupuyer.
Vaher and Browning, pleaded guilty
and Was sentenced to serve two years
II th' state penitentiary.
HARI.OWTON - Harlowton has
tOta. Itstanding general indebtedness
o! s. 1875 as of Oct 81. according
10 port made to the city by the
state "ylminer. The cash balance on
the :, Lsurer's books at the same time
vas S!fll7.
HEI.ENA-J. B. Love. Montana adj
IL!.s .HtOr Tor the national yOuln al
has announced the APP
po.n:Tent of John G. Macleod of
Terry is state health supervisor. Mac
Leod vas appointed jointly by Love
and Dr. w. F. Cogswell. secretary Of
the STATE board of health.
FAIRFIEIID-Exc has been
completed for the basement of the new
Catholic church to be erected here. 1t
s to be IS by rs feet in dimensions.
Further work vail not be undertaken
until spring. The present church is
70 be remodeled for occupancy by
resident priest.
VALIER-The Waller Red Cross
elected as follows: Chairman, Louis
WefSenmoe; vice chairman, NJ. A.
Lmd; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Mil
cred Powell. NJ. A. Lund, who had
charge Of the rollcall, reports that,
With three communities still not re-
ported, the drive as amounted to
slo5ll. Returns last year were $3.50.
HAVRE-Havre Elks held their me-
mortal services recently. The Rev.
Lyman Wrinkle gave the sermon. Mem
oerS Of the local lodge who died in the
asst year were PIISSel1 F. Keith