Glacier County chief., 1940-10-18
October
IS
1910

Attorney James Burdett was a bust
ness caller at the county seat las;
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis BilledeauX were
Great Falls visitor last week.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Teeple has been remodeled inside and
out, with an addition of two rooms.
The job was recently completed and
is very attractive.
Miss Mary Davidson was a visitor in
Shelby last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Momberg. ranch
ers on Seville were Browning visitors
last Sunday. Mr.. Momberg who also
runs dairy near Cut Bank recently
returned from Detroit, Michigan and
other eastern points driving a 1871
Plymouth delivery truck back
Corduroy jackets and corduroy suits
4l4-Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson of Cut
, Bank attended the Prediction dance
in Browning last Friday evening.
Leo Kennerly, Phil Aubrey and
Charles Reevis returned from Billings
last week where they represented the
Blackfeet tribe at an Indian melting.
FOR SALE - Two-toned walnut
chiffonier. Clean Unmarried
finish $500 Three-fifth original
price. Mrs. A R. Rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Peters and Matt
Lytle were callers in Browning last
Wednesday.
Al Minette of Cut Bank visited in
Browning enroute to Babb where he
will do some hunting and fishing.
Howard Dove. local WPA foreman
was business visitor is Great Falls
during the week
Phil Cole of Choteau is transact
ing business on the reservation this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brown were coun-
ty seat visitors last week.
Children's silk pajamas sI.oo-Eco-
nomy Shop
Mr. and Mrs. T R Cummins were
business callers in Cut Bank last Tues
day.
Attorney w. R. Mcdonald was in
Cut Bank during the week transacting
business
Rev. NJ. J. Halligan is having another
room added to his house this week
The work is being done by Jack ALBERT
and his assistants.
Ralph Bond was a business visitor
in town during the week from his
ranch on Cut Bank creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Norman we're
visitors in Browning from their ranch
on Milk River during the week.
Mrs. Mike Sullivan and Mrs. john
son of Birch Greek were Cut Bank Wis
itors Wednesday
The Fred Gerard residence has been
remodeled on the outside which i'm
proves the appearance very much.
Wrap around turbans. 5ec.-Economy
Shop.
Attorneys Joe Ftzstephens and
Selden Frisbee of Cut Bank were in
Browning Monday looking over legal
matters.
The American Legion has distribute
ed at nominal fee patriotic banners
with appropriate phrases on them at
the various business houses. The ban
ners are very attractive in the patrio-
tic colors.
Miss Florence Schmidt attended
the Browning-Cut Bank football game
last Friday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Graves of Gla-
cier Park was a Browning caller dur
ing the week
The volunteer fire department was
called to the home of Mrs. Mile Ma
gee last Thursday aftrnoon. Accord
ing to our information the blaze was
caused by an exploding oil stove but
was quickly extinguished and no dam
age was done.
Mrs. R. E. Schepp has been assist
ing at the Glacier Drug store dur
ing the week.
Frank Guardlpee left last week for
Fort Belknap and other eastern towns
where he will visit with old friends
whom he hasn't seen for years. He
will also assist in tearing the bar
racks down at Fort Peck.
Would appreciate your patronage
at the LaRose Beauty Shop at Cut
Bank-Across from the Postoffice.