Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-10-11
HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest

H. NJ. Saubert, superintendent OF
the Great Northern Utilities, was a
business caller in town from Great
Falls last Friday.
County Clerk and Recorder Lee
Anderson was a business visitor in
Browning and vicinity last week.
Mrs. Oliver Etarker was called to
Billings last week by the serious
illness of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Straight of
Cut Bank visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Berger last Sunday.
Another shipment of hats.-Eco-
nomy Shop.
Al Racine has been employed by
the government as a painter and Is
working in the Seville area.
A number of Browning Repub-
licanS attended the meeting at Santa
Rita Wednesday night. Melvin Hoi-
ess, candidate for Congress in this
district was the principal speaker.
FOR SALE-Heatrola. Ice Box
and sewing machine. Call Mrs. Nc
Cartney at the Curry'S Dress Shop.
Superintendent c. L. Graves
transacted business in Conrad and
Waller during the week.
Don't fail to attend the big Del
Monte Roundup Sale starting Octo-
Der 10 and lasting until October
10Th, at the Browning Mercantile
Company.
FOUND-Citizens papers for
Vernon J. Peterson. May be had by
paying for this ad.-Inquire Chief
office.
County School Superintendent
Rose Mcclure was Browning bust
ness visitor last Wednesday from
Cut Bank.
E. NJ Davis of Cut Bank was a
business caller in town during the
week.
Children's jumper skirts just re-
ceived.-Economy Shop
Eugene Ellis of Moccasin arrived
in Browning the fore part of the
week to take over the barber shop
formerly operated by E. Tofte OF
Rudyard.
Ray Buzzeti and Y. E. Brissenber
of the WPA division OF employment
from Great Falls were transacting
business in the local WPA office
this week.
Miss Annabelle Edinger, State
Supervisor of the WPA Professional
division was here inspecting the
various projects during the week.
FOR SALE-l934 model Ford
Va. Good condition, reasonable
Inquire desk, Davis Hotel.
Frank Harrison. Sr., of Babo
transacted business in Browning
Monday of this week
Old papers for sale SC a bundle
Chief Office.
Mrs. o. A. Telifero was confined
to her home all last week with a
severe case of influenza. Mrs Dodd
Schmidt is assisting at the postof-
flee during her absence.
Your patronage will he ap.
preciated at the La Rose Beauty
Shop at Cut Bank.
Herb Nordley of Havre arrived
IN Browning to manage the But
trey store during the absence of
the regular manager, Dick Taught
/ For Sale Slightly used Speed
Queen washing machine, with
gasoline engine in perfect work
ing order, reasonably priced
See Myles Fishel. light office.
The big game hunters on the res
ervation are getting jittery lest the
elk discover that the season opens
next Tuesday. 1t is understood a
number of the boys have been herd
, ing the critters and as the great day
approaches find the trigger finger
getting twitchier and twitchier. The
lack of snow so far is going to make
1t harder to round up a good Venison
steaks as the herds are staying pref
ty well back IN the mountains.
Dick Taught, manager of the
Buttrey store, left Tuesday morning
for Rochester, Minnesota to bring
Mrs. Taught home after an opera
ton which she underwent about two
weeks ago.
Rev. Father NJ. J. Halligan was a
business visitor at Cut Bank last
| Tuesday where he had some dental
work taken care Of Rev. Father
Francis Mullen accompanied him.
c. R. Manuel returned from Ca
mas Hot Springs last week where
he has been taking medical treat
ments for the past two weeks. He
states that he is very much i'm
proved.