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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
SIaughterer Permit Is
Required of Farmer
(OPA Release

Rationing 0 f meats, cheese.
butter. fats and oils presents
special problems to farmers. par
ticularly when they slaughter
animals for sale.
A farm sIaughterer. defined
as resident farm operator who
in l94l delivered meat having
total live weight 0 f not more
than 10000 pounds, il he sells
meat in 1913, must secure
slaughter permit from his L. :.
Department { Agriculture
County War Board, and furnish
with his application information
as to the amount of meat he
slaughtered in l941.
If the farmer has no record of
meat slaughtered in 1871, he may
either accept quota of 800 lbs.
of meat to be sold this year or
sell the meat from three animals,
including not more than one head
of cattle.
He must collect ration points
for meat sold, and make complete
reports of sales or transfers Of
meat.
Food n frozen food lockers
may be used by farmers n d
other consumers without ration
ing restrictions. OPA has stated.
The total amount of perishable
food stored in lockers in private.
on farms, n d n commercial
plants is considered too small to
u s ii f Y the inconvenience t
would cause all consumers either
to have this food declared, or to
place any legal restrictions on its
use,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Plains Museum To
Open Season Sum-;
New Exhibition Hall

The Museum of the Plains In
dian will open its third year on
Sunday. April 4. according to
John Ewers, Curator. 1t will be
open to the public daily and Sun
day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
During the past winter a new
exhibition nall, on the second
floor of the building, has been
equipped. This rooSn will be used
fer series of temporary exhibits
on subjects of particular interest
to residents of Browning and the
Blackfeet Reservation.
A number of interesting tempo
rarv exhibits are being planned
for this spring. summer and fall.
Each will remain in place for a
period of not longer than month
and not less than two weeks. The
subjects of the successive exhibits
will be announced in the Brown
ing Chief.
The first of the temporary ex-
hibits will open April 4. Your
Victory Garden. This exhibit
has been developed with the as
slstance of the Extension Divis-
ion OF the Indian Agency. 1t will
present timely information on
how to start your garden this
year and carry it through to the
end of the canning season in the
fall. Such subjects as how much
seed to use per person in the fam
lily, h o W to start plants indoors
etc, subjects about which people
are talking at the present time.
will be treated in this exhibit.
The Your Victory Garden eX-
hibition will remain on view for
a period of two weeks
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Figures Prove That
Town Is Gaining

The quarterly issue O f h e
Montana Taxpayer under h e
date of March contains a tabu!a-
ton covering finances of towns
and cities of the state, as of June
80. 1912. the Town of Browning
being listed thirty-second among
the SO.
The tabulation speaks volumes,
since the figures are taken from
the annual reports prepared by
the State Examiner through his
deputy field agents.
| n fact. a Browning citizen
who stud i e d the tabulation
CLEANED some happy facts from
it. submitting the Chief the fol-
lowing:
1T is interesting to note from
the Montana TAXPAYER for March
that Browning s the 32nd in
size among the cities of Montana.
In the statement as of June 3Oth
last its town officials may be very
proud to have published the state
ment that t has decreased its
debts SO. l0l.O0 in two years, and
has maintained its water service
up to standard and has done this
over a period when it had made
the greatest extended improve
ment of it's streets of any period
Of like time in its history. The
town net indebtedness is SGT 1856
which is lower than for many
years.
During this period when con-
struc.ive progress together with
increased water facilities and a
reduction of its debts was showed
careful handling of the town af-
fairs it is noteworthy that the
board of fire underwater of the
state has seen fit to reduce the
insurance rate on all dwellings,
to the lowest rate in the history
of the community.
1T is worth comment that if
further constructive planning is
done by these town dads and the
community is willing to cooperate
in the reduction of fire hazards
greater reduction o f fire rates
may be had and the community
saved much money"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Ration Calendar Is
Permanent Service

Begun several issues ago, The
Chief is carrying the ration cal.
endar a a permanent feature
subject to changes as provided
by the OPA.
The published calendar, b.
Vlously, ligtens the load of the
local War Rationing Office i n
publicizing before consumers in.
formation vital to them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
! Postmaster TeIlifer0 Sells
Baby Chick Order

Unless consignees of b a b y
chick orders do not accept them
from tn postofice within u
hours. under postal rules they
must be removed from the prem
Uses in proper manner. This week
Postmaster Tellifero. acting on
this rule, sold a shipment that
had remained uncalled for during
the 72-hour period.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
High School Teams Win

The high school juniors won
from the Agency in the semi.fi
of the city basket tourney last
Thursday night. the score being
q to 20. and the town team won
from the seniors by a score of 20
to II.
Tuesday the sophomores d 9.
feated the boarding school SO to
20 and the Agency defeated the
seniors 90 to q.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Medicine Horse Dance
Conducted Monday Eve,

The medicine horse dance, a
sacred ceremony of the Blackfeet
tribe in which the Great Spirit is
lmplored blessings in behalf of
tribal members, was conducted
at the home of Reuben Black
Boy Monday evening,
Over 20 members of the order
and a few invited guests were in
attendance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Buttreys Adds To
Food Storage Plant

Enlarged facilities enabling
storage of ar increased quantity
o f perishable foods have been
added to Buttreys this week. the
Improvements including large
cooling plant and a refrigeration
display case.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
Bombing Field Planned

Reservation people are due for
a lot of noise in the near future,
bombing field to serve Cut Bank
airbase bombadiers:i schedule
of target practise being under
preparation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02
f|10o| Band Concert
ct For May l.
'atriotic Program

Musical literature dramatizing
ta varied a melody theme o f
nerican patriotism will be en-
Dyed by tn e Browning high
hool band in its novel annual
ncert to be given in the high
hool auditorium on Friday
ening, May 7.
Director V. P. Mauritsen, who
grooming his group for this
bprecedented performance, will
ppropriate special compositions
carry out an integrated theme.
a manner of speaking. it will
a melodic panorama, enabling
e audience to visualize various
eds and episodes that have con.
buted to Americas greatness.
A narrator will guide the audi
ZEE for their full appreciation
the performance, W h ic h,
Auritsen said, will require an
)ur and a half. Musical narra-
IN will be through the media
the full S9-piece band instru.
entation. instrumental solos
id duets. and vocal reuditions.
PmiDant in the vocal part will
that of a 35.voice chorus,
hich is being groomed for the
Ecasion.
Colorful m a gerry will be
trough t h e participation OF
backteer Tribal members attired
traditional costume. This aims
J enhance the narration's az
pal. as with the relation Of the
etor's costume to the melody
bid libretto in grand opera.
Following is the full personnel
{ the band:
Cornets-Douelas D u n n,
ewel Steele. George u p h a m,
|obert Dupras, B o b Mcbride,
Y ayne Duncan and Kenneth
loss.
Clarinets-Forreet Ger ard,
larry Rodgers. Clara Rogers.
j ma Mckay. Georgia Andrus,
[elen Morris, Esther Salois.
lerilyn Beck, Beverly Reevis.
Audrey Pambrun.
Oboe-Mary E len Wilcox.
kFlue Shirley Morgan.
10 MS Martswn Morgan, Will
"a Billedeaux, Robert Hender
on.
Saxaphones-Leonard Jarrett,
Arlene Schlenske, Wilbur Viel'e.
Baritones-Earl Andrus, Allen
Wilcox.
THombones - Shannon Morris,
frances DesRosier. Rita Buck
nan. Jason Devereaux, Rita Du-
5ray.
Bass-Carlyle Fauley, Richard
.ongebaugh.
Percussion-J a m e 8 Coulter.
trace Paul. Donna Bruno, Stew
Irt Salois. Marjory Marion.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02

Mrs. Annie Duncan is visiting
with Ter daughter, Mrs. Ray
Yates. at Great Falls this week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-02

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

Siin6e 5u iiibnen. Seine @naoe uno
fein Sell gibt es auBer oieiem 3ei9en.
@noli6 itano oas &reu5 oa, aufgerid=
tet als oas groBe Selo5eiden @ottes.
sluf Ser boditen uno abidiiiiigen Spit=
sc bes &albarienfeliens itebt om &reu5
ser Seilan6, oem alten Seruialem oen
&iiden 5ugepanbt, als menoete er ii6
bon SSSirael ab uno als trdte ct bie
groBe Seerfabrt bur6 6ie 8elt an,
Die Seioenb0lfer 51 unterioden, ni6t
onr6 oas S6pert, ion6ern our6 6as
&reu5, ni6t gum 8eroerben, ion6ern
5ur &ettnng. -.
ginen 1etten Eroit fir feline Weut,
ter, feline Siinger un6 fir uns alle
ipenoete Der am &reu3e iterben6e Sci
lono no6 Der gan5en @elt: uWeib, iie=
be 6a 6einen Sobn!" uno: ,,Siebe ba
beine Mutter!". 49,. Ser Seilano
mabte alio bier fem Seitament un0
berma6te 6as Seuerite uno 2ieblte,
oas ct bienteoen beiab, Ser Stride 1n1o
alien @ldubigen NIT bem @uni6e,
oaB mir ale in Sic Sobnesgeiinnun=
gen gegen feline beilige Mutter ei11=
treten m06ten.
8alo na6 Der &reu5igung oes
Serrn batte Der Sirnmel angefangen
iid] at berfinitern uno es trat no6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

8er erinnerte itd nidt aus ieinen
4inoeriabren an &iibe5abl, oen ges
beimnispouen @eiit oer 8erge! 8eld
grauiige uno pieoer tpel6 riibrenoe
@eidi6ten laien mir ni6t bon ibm
in niern Sagenbii6ern! @r Iebte fir
uns, ni6t MIR in uniern Mar6en=
traumer, er lebte tpirfli6 fir uns.
8enn mir our6 uniere 8aloer gin=
|gen, mar es ni6t 10, als miiiie er IT.
gen0po binter elmer 8egede berbor>
tauden, in ieinen idtperen 8ergi6u-
fen, in Ieinem flatternOen Mtante1, in
Ieinem langen eisgral1en 8art? llno,
0 tpeb, Ser fnorrige 8erglteden in lei=
ner faltigen 5auit, mar es ni6t, als
Of ct nns oanit orobe?
SpGter, als mir aus Sen &inoer=
t1Gumen ertpabten, ba tpuBten mir:
oueS lit nur Gage zines 0arbenoen
8ergpolfes. 8ie lb0n miiBte es iein,
menn oie Scot einmal Elm gn0e 11ab=
ME? @enn elm giitiger 8erggeiit bie
Mermlten aus Sen Siefen bon Gorge
uno gntbebrung berausb0be, tpenn ibr
ounfles Seben audi einmal li6t tpiiroe!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

lung. Gin fur6tbarer uno gan5 pun-
oerbarer gib 5erfliiftete Sen Saba.
rtenfelien, @rdber ftelen elm uno off,
neten iif. Sm Sempel mar bie 3er-
ltorung uno Gertpirrl1ng ebenfaus
sroB. Ser Sorbang rib mitten bon
oben na6 unten, Elm 3eiden oes guf-
bores oes alten Seitamentes, oie Ser
tDerfung oes Sempels, Sic grfiiuung
ser S6attengebeimniiie uno ben UNI
mtttelbaren 3utritt oes 8olfes an sSe-
bobab.
Ser 500 Selu lit grob l1no berrIid)
in ieiner 9eoel1tl1ng fir uniere gan5e
beiltge Religion. Ct lit bie 8el lt6ti>
gung Ser groBen @abrbeiten unieres
@laubens, Der Menidweroung ser
@ottbeit SSelu uno aller Hropbe5eilu1.
gen. ct lit Die 8eitatigung unieres
Sittengeiebes, Ser 8abrbeit uno Serr.
lidfeit unieres decentralization 3ie-
les, bes 8ertes unierer unIterbli9en
Seelen. gr lit ote Sffenbarung ser
S6pere uno gntietli6feit ser Siin<
Sc, fir oeren Silgung @ott ielbit iter-
ben muB. gr lit ober ou6 bie 8es
itatigung unierer grloiung bonn Slud
oieier SiinOe unO bon ser Serrldaft
Sotans. CT lit enOli6 sic 8eltege-
lung Ser @naoenoronung, beren Ga
fromente un6 Spfer nit Geroienlt ten
uno @enlgtllungen gefiillt iino. Ser
Eoo Seiu lit enoli6 oas Gorbi1o bes
neuen 2ebens, in oem mir, Der Siinoe
abgeitorben, @ott leben in ser felt
gen Soffnung ser sluferitebung. Ser
SOB na6 Oem SoOe Seiu lit nidt 81
fiir6ten, er lit Elm slbbilo ieines 60
oes uno Elm foitbares Spfer Dor @ott.
Ser lette Sterbeieuf5er Seiu: uGater,
in oeine Sdnoe befeble id meinen
G'eiit!' lit oas Sieblingstport Ser
Sterbenoen getporoen unO Elm S6uB-
gebet gegen Die Mabte oer 5initers
mis-. Ifit oielen @orten bat Selus
8elib genommen BON oer Sano oes
GoterS 11n0 fat uns ale in oielelbe
nieoergelegt o1s teures @errn66tnis
leiner 2iebe.
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lit oas &reu5 sic fur6tbarite Offenba-
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gepflan5t nno bon linn rinnen Die
Strome Ser @naoe, Inn oen SluG oer
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uno nad eine bollltdnbiee Sonnenfin,
iternis Elm, Die orei St1noen big aun1
Sooe Seiu oauerte. Sffenbar tparo
hieIes 3ei6en gegeben, Inn Sic lt1,-
i9ulo uno @ottbeit Seiu 5u be5eusen,
namentli6 BEN Suben gegeniiber, oie
itets ein 3ei6en bonn Simmel begebrt
batten. 9unfel uno Siniternis ltno in
ser S6rift In5eigen oes 3ornes Got,
tes un0 oes nabenoen @eri6tes.
Weit S6reden uno S6auoern ging
oas 3eugnis @ottes burd sic Iebloie
Notl1r, Inn oie Meni6en 5u eri i6iit,
tern 1no 81 befebren. SIM slugenblid
oes Sini6eioens Seiu geriet Die grbe
unter 9robnen uno 8eben in 8a1=
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2t6t, 2i6t, 0 mir ale i6reien na6
2i9t, Oh mir in Siefen ooer auf So
ben mobnen.
9eifolams BON ber Slie. gr par
fein 8erggeiit, er mar 1pie mir, Elm
Meni6 aus lebenoigen Sleii9 uno
8lut. uno er fat ni6t BLOB Elm paar
trdumenoen Meni9en traumbafte
@utes getan, er bat bunoerten uno
tauienoen, ia, einem gan5en golfe
unenoli6es @utes getan. @r gab it,
mem oas @roBte, mas man Meni 6en
geben fann: our6 giitiges Ger1teben
Die 2iebe. SIT tie ni6t oas @roBte?
gtifolaus tpuroe auf oem 8auern>
bof uam Sliielei" bel Sa6ieln, inn
&anton l1ntertpalben am 21. MGr5
t417 geboren. 0ie 2egenbe er5dblt,
er babe i6on als &ino oas @ebet uno
oie giniamfeit geliebt, uno Dor al
lem, er lei fein Sreuno bon allerbanb
Streit geuelen. sic tpeiB ober aud,
oaB er in oen &rieg 5og, als es lein
muBte. gr mar %, als er gum eriten-
mai 5um Sdtpert griff. ID Sabre
(5ortietung auf Seite 12)
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9ie gegentpartig auf ibrer 8eiu6ss
reiie ourd oie Ser. Staaten beeriffe-
ne Wfme. gbiang &ai-Sbet begt cine
sroBe s6tung Dor Oen IN China mir
fenoen fatboliiden Miiiionaren. Sic
lobt ibren Seroismus uno ibr uneigen-
niibiges 8irfen 5um geiitli6en uno
leibli6en @obI ser gbine1en.
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Silatus nabm mani Dem Seilano oas
Spottgetpano ab uno gab ibm feline
&leiber tpteoer. 9ie Solooten uno
S6ergen iammelten iid, 5pei ebenr
fails berurteilte S6d6er tpuroen ber<
angefiibrt 1no Die &reu5e gebra6t.
9ie lebeltdter muB Bten our @rb0bung
ibrer S6an6e unb ibres S6mer5es
Sic &reu5e ieIbit gum &i6tplas i6lep~
pen. Man ma6te beim Seilanb feline
Musnabme. Das &reu5 mar 5pei
Mannesldngen, alio ettpa SO SUB
lang nno ettpa 20 big 40 Bfuno
ldtper. Die Nuerbalfen iparen tpobl
on1 Stant,ne aufgebunoen. @s ging
nun Ser leste uno bitterite Gang bes
Seilanoes att, bon oem Balait bes Bi-
latus Big gum &i6tplab auBerbalb Ser
Stabt. Ser 8eg 8ia 9oloroia ge.
nannt, miBt ,tngefabr 1000 Sdritte,
ging bur6 bie Staot uno niinoete
,ourd 6os iogen. 9ti6ttor auf oen
Blab ser Sinridtung. 9em trauri-
gen Bug ritt ein romii6er Sauptmann
poraus, Damn folgten bie 8erurteilteu
init ie bier Soloaten, binter ibnen
S6ergen un0 Senfersfne6te nit
@erf5eugen uno nit Sen Straftiteln
euf Stangen, unb neben uno na6 oem
3ug 11abiebbares 8olf, bod tno nieo=
rig, belonbers fre1noe uno einbeimiide
8bariider. 0fitten unter ibnen ge=
beugt uno tpanfero nit oem &reu5es-
balfen 1no oornengefront unier Sci
Iono.
gr trug iein &reu5 nit GROCER
S6ma6 uno S6anoe. 9urd oie
StraBen, auf benen er emit baber-
idritt, geiu6t, gea6tet un0 gefiirdtet,
panft er iebt oaber als arn1er Siitt~
Der, ols Sauptiiinoer unter BEN S6a-
dern, ertpartet uno begafft bon I'M,
5dbligem @olf aus nab unb fern uno
nerbobnt 0ur6 3ui6auer bon Sen=
1tern ,tno Od6ern berab. @r trug Oas
&reu5 nit groBen S9mer5. Ser 8eg
mar uneben, teilpeiie iteil uno BE-
idperlid genug fir einen @ann, Der
gegeiBelt, 5eri6lagen nno eri6opft
e1tr9 MiBbanolungen unb 8lutberluit It
uno iebt nit einem &rel15balfen BE-
idpert, bingeben n11B.
Inter oen1 bielen 8olf, 6as oel1
Seilan6 begleitete, paren o11d quite,
mills geitnnte Meni6en, unter anoern
Srauen, Die i'm bemitlei6eten un6 it,
rem S6mer5 6ur6 laute Sranenfla>
gen fun6 5l1 geben ben Weut batten.
9em &eilano entging oiei les Mitleio
ni6t. CT lit 6anfbar un6 miiroigt iie
inn @oriibergeben einer @nipra6e. gr
ertpi6ert ibr Mitleio nit Mitleio fir
Tie uno lire &inoer, auf Die ein btel
beflagensmerteres Strafgeri6t mar
tet, als oas feline lit, ein @trafgeridt,
oas 10 idredlid iit, oaB ite it6 gliid=
Ii6 idaben iollen iiber ibre &inoer-
Ioitgfeit.
Nn Der EidtItdtte angefommen.
pur6e Ser &reis Der &reu5ignngsitelle
nun 6ur9 oie Sol6aten gel6lolien un6
bie &enfer troten beran, Inn oie
ibredli6e &reu5igung 0ur9 Mnnageln
on 6as &reu5 5u pnu5ieben. -. 3it<
tern unenoli9er Bein fdbrt 6ur9 oen
aanaen 2eib un6 bieIe 8lutItr0me ent=
ipringen BEN geoffneten @unben. 8as
ser Seilanb BEL bieler namenloien
Gual benft uno fiiblt, iagen feline 8or<
1e. ..9nter. teraeihe linen, 1enn lie
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@etltge bentl6e 2atem-9er iel Mitolams b. b. Tlle
(21. MfGrs)

Simpe, B.S &c., 8aibington, 8. 6.