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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ -4h% -5% I:
graded according to character Of
loan: no charge for appraisalS.
MOORE g. HILL CO.. s04 u st. NV:
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. NE. 2495
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We
will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MaTsnr.T MENT GoHP: 9sPs 1912 N Y ave- NV
1st AND end TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Before bor-
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. S17 9th St: NV. RE. $3.50. =.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, 1st and
2nd trust. No red tape Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab 1924.
Ma. 1862. 11o4 Vermont ave. NV.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 or year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 6468.
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle
ment. Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls. FULTON r. COR
DON 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers, attention.
TRUSTS, LIST, 2nd and 3rd; Md, Va,
D. c.; wk's service ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 NY. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
end AND srd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; prompt quotations. JOHN
ZIRWEs. INC, RE. 6345; eyes,
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AUTO rRucKs-sALE Cont. J
SPECIAL

White .1941 1-ton package delivery;
bargain; reduced from $685. to S495
GMC 1g46 model 522; 9O0x2O dual
tires, 2-speed axle. semitrailer con-
nections: Al cond.: reduced f1om
S1,295 to S1,095.
1910 1Aa-ton with
dual tires and 12-ft. stake body;
MAlLoNEY;s, Il. INC. s12s Ga. aye.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel, good
tires; $50; can be seen in rear l461
coza cSEaFd coAdH. 81 nT the better.bult It'll tratl-
Nheeis SLEEPS essi ready dyns for road aoy oy
noon tin 8 pm. Saturday.
TRAILER; 2-wheel; prsctically new;
500. MA. 1922, 622 sth st. s.w.
sleeps s: ali conveniences. IS Tenn
PIE Trailer Village, Alex. Va, 90,
TRAILER, utility, 2-wheel, all-steel
snd frame sldes sss arse sze csrfy stss
two medium sized ponies: sides can
be removed for luggage and other
hauling; excellent condition; ,$Si5o.
TRAILER, 1s-ft.; priced to sell;
BY OWNER-l94s superior de luxe;
practically new: used as office;
can be converted for living; will
accept reasonable offer, OIL. o546
TRAVEL HONE 1s47; sleeps 4; elec.
Nat. Tr. Court, S205 Baltimore blvd,
col. PIX, Md; D. ". LANG. 20'
FOR SALE, 1946 Walco. trailer; on
lot; DOM attached. Call ME. 1888.
40 NATIONAL LANRoLA COLONIAL;
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 6009
Baltimore ave. Riverdale. WA. 1908.
LIBERTY, with heated floor, COM
pletely modern; lge selection of used
trailers. Terms for all HEETER-
WALDEN TRAILER SALES. INC,
Wash Bslto. blvd. Berwyn. Md.
THE NEW 1s4s vAGABoND, with
shower and flush toilet. is on dis
play at HORNER'S TRAILER CEN
TER. 9th and Fla. ave. ne, FIR.
SPECiAL THIS WEEK grit.
furn: new sofa bed, new Holly
wood bed. apt. size range; Sl,S95.
VAIL TRAILER SALES. 2nd ave
and Colesville rd. between 10th st.
and Ca ave). Silver Spring. Md.
SH. S555. 20
SEE OUR wide range Of models in
both masonite and aluminium Priced
from $1,295 up Easy terms.
Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn. Md. Call TO 5O35.
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz. Travelo, Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches
to 9 pm daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
dO20 Wis oye NV W0 9O21
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

FRACT0R-TRAILER, 2s-ft., fiat. with
driver by hr, day or wk. Call DI.
2Ol0. ga
VAN TRUCK, any size job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1416.
19s
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. BY
the hour. day, week or year. STER-
RETT OPERATING SERVICE Hertz
Driv-Ur-SelD. 201 Que st. NV.
NO. 1911
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - 1e4s
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
PseuDs rse pEsLc H5 Es sERVcE sz w w # eGh
SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME 7O11.
20-FT. FLAT BODY, 10-wheel truck
for hire; reasonable srates. Phone
HI. 1856. day or night. -22
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 1946 Super de !. station wagon;
heater: excel. cond.; low mileage;
90-day guarantee; $1,350; terms.
ST. 1851. -22
MERCURY 1871; excellent condition,
r. and h.: must sacrifice, need cash;
can finance, $3.50. TR. 4206. 20
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PARKING LOTS
GARAGES WANTED

PARKING SPACE for or 5 autos.
Very close to Tivoli Theater. Price
reasonable. AID $3.50.
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BOAT BUSINESS with two water
fronts, 1.4OO-foot dockage.. boat
house and railway. elec: tools ano
equip; 3 acres of land, lovely mod
soft. cruiser optional. Good busi-
ness S2O,500, terms.
$3.50 on West River, A-acre water
front lot with new bulkhead; Heat
alator fireplace; beautiful view on
a beautiful site.
New bungalow. S6,950, 10Fc down;
west River. $4,000. 81 800 down.
Waterfront farm. beau. Bay view, %
miles D c., close to town of Deale.
Self supporting.
Waterfront lots from $500.
CLIFFORD c. WOODARD, Shady
Side. Md. past P. o. West River
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WANTED TO BUY or rent an auto
repair shop or garage suitable for
an suto repair shop. Contact HAR.
OLD FREEMAN, ST. 5555 -22
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AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

ATLAS TIRE AND TUBE, 650x1e.
TRANsMissI0Ns and rears for '42
Plymouth, AZ Chevrolet. Al Ford.
also all Al Ford parts. TRUCK
CENTER, TR. 2635, weekdays. 20
ENGINE, Ford VS., 1885. compl.
power unit, $3.50. PL. 0046. 40
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WATERFRONT PROP, FOR RENT

FOR RENT, June, July. August, 194a
-3-acre estate located at Gibson
Bay and harbor Furnished: bed
rooms, 4 baths, . maid rooms and
bath, living room. dining room.
kitchen, large screened and glassed-
in porch. garage Inspection by ap-
pointment Rent 81 200 per month
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
(faaksnuedl

SHADY OAK MANOR, near Gales
suitable for club or summer camp.
Recently reconditioned. Close to
water. First floor, 3 large rooms
and kitchen. containing gas stoves,
seyera On eees oorp pump mp
floor. bedrooms with wash basin
in each room. 2 baths. with tub
and shower Moderately priced.
win finance. Also large waterfront
lots cleared and wooded, with ripar-
por bon Fsss to by same EzGapt dny hay
GEORGE E. BRYANT, Realtor,
Mayo: Nd. Phone West River 4572
sEIBY ELI ;'I5S On THE BAY-summer cot
tage, completely furn., overlooking
al and sn.As' sun, Or Sea ssii MA 1900, so sGeS'
COLONIAL BEACH lots. 5Ok1 so:
b,ks. to Water. 500 ST. 5s77'
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
professional college graduates in re-
stricted sO-cottage bay colony with
large community hall. sandy beach.
artesian water; leaflet available.
D; C. phone, some evenings, AT.
VOOl. uTH OIL SOlOIlOllS 1SiaIlQ 10.
4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick
THERE is ONLY ONE, Lake jackson.
near Manassas, Va, 81 mi. D. c.
For sale, beaut. whole log lodge. 2
bedrms,. . stone firepls., liv: rm.,
den. kitchen, bath. J. acre land, fac
ing water; priced right for immed.
sale and possession. Call Manassas,
Va. 97.F-4 or drive out, 30
RIVER. all-year home; liv.
rm.' bedrms., din; rm.. modern
sbrusbery k snd BATH m sar from seSs WasS S ns bns
FOR IMMEDiATE sALE@several fur
nished cottages, $1,000 up: financed
after reasonable cash payment; 30
large lots in new subdivision. plenty
trees. $500 up; terms arranged;
b. G.; fastest growing community
on Chesapeake: fine community. cen;
ter under construction, wonderful
place for growing children, Better
Investigate before spring rush. A. w
ANDREWS (not a broker. Shady
Side. Md. Tel. West River 5741. 23'
WATERFRONT YR.-ROUND HOME.
Severn River nr. Annapolis; 3 bed
rooms, liv. rm., dinette, mod. kit.
with practically new .elec. range
and refgr.. lge. screened porch gar.
$4,000. Cali C. II. WEISS. SH.
$3.50 or Annapolis South Shore
310l for appointment to inspect
coBB pIsBeftE ISLAND, MD.-Best water
front on the island, 50x260 it. Call
AK 4191. 30
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MONEY TO LOAN

EXCELLENT 1st TRUST LOANS on
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
eWeoobsibEy W heahiy REApTY Pa9pTSl' co. On e'oS
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
2nd trust: reas. discounts. MIR.
QUICK, ST. 1922: ewes. RIA. 341s.
19a
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
lot with nice house: prefer @ near
D. C. All cash. Box 397-V. Star
ACREAGE, improved or not; riparian
rights; suitable for trailer park; ap-
prox. 80 miles D. c. Box 32S-V. Star.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS
AUTO PAINTING

FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your car. reasonable prices: ARLAN.
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. 9024.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

CADILLAC 1947 touring sedan: black,
Wv. tires; asking price, $2,400.
At home after s pm. weekdays, all
day Sun. AK. 5000. go
CADILLAC 1941 sedanette; r. and h.,
white Air Rides; $4,000 actual mi:
1871 "es" 4-door sedan;
ers., a 1-owner car in excel. cond.
throughout. See this and compare
our price of only $l,275. HALEYS,
INC, Packard in Washington. 2020
M St NV. Ma 1900. -21
1941 "63" sedan: Hydra
Matte drive; sparkling black finish.
excel Wv. tires; appearance and
performance will please the most
RIsNdnE a55lss h1yeT MoToRs s1sels t0aoy soyo
CADILLAC 1887 de luxe .s-cylinder,
4-dr; r. and h., new paint, motor,
tires, upholstery; imma culate; pvt.
owner; $500 or best offer. War
CADILIxC 1910 convertible; new
prewar car; 10000 mileage; new-car
guarantee; S1,55O. Seen to 8 Sat
P;p p;p. ep,sgr Or syn; pm. 2oSo F st; on NV
CA6iLLAC Adj I is4e "s2" 4-dr.; r. and
h., Hydro Matte: ST., ,995. or y down,
balance monthly. DISTRICT AUTO
SALES, 40 Mass. ave. NV. Ex.
CADaLAc ADJ. 1e47 "se" 4-dr. sedan;
radio. heater, white-wall tires.
plastic seat covers, excellent condi-:
ton; private oyner; $3.50 or best
White Vans. .stk ike new new. 81 ,sss. ss ToWN
A. COUNTRY MOTORS. OR O1OO
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excel. cond..
1878.
CHEVROLET
and heater,
AT or AS I
FIR. 1873
CHE EvROLET
h., access,
mileage; like
775 or best
CHEVROLET.
owner; good
battery, slip
AK. 0SlS.'
CHEVROLET
h.; excel. COZ
under. Call
CHEVROLET
GL,ASSER'S
ave. ne, ID
CHEVROLET
GLASSER'S
- n
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IUW III ItN HbN
with radio, h,
q number OF
car. Buy no
rush prices.
antee. Price
CHEVROLET
Fla. ave. nv
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See the new Schultz, Travelo, Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches
on our display lot from o am
to 9 pm daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4O3O Wis, ave. NV, WO. 1891.
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Motors. 1909 Wis. ave, OIL. 749o. 80
MERCURY 1a4s sedan; r. and h.; new
end bargain. ST .s95: cash. trade or
ceISi eensin ave. % NV. Wo. $500. 30
MERCURY 194s club coupe; r. and h.:
under coat and porcelainized; very
%EAPxe q y ea MofoKs' a 7S0s wis: Eso s7':
mERcGRY III atsY; 1s41 de luxe cpe.; low
mileage: original owner; mechan.
ically perfect, new paint: Z; and n
clean inside and out; s1,o26. oooV.
MERCURY 1s4s convertible; Wv.
eoas eoato' loa 5en0al mileaae; ss,so s55 Trads
RtpY sf5Rs MoPos 2ess sqpdsy 1853 Wis 70 ave- =
MERcUR1 RstssSfs hs4s Ms Cub 3a Coupe; Coupe black
and b., seat covers. overdrive, w.s;w.
tires. mileage 450, 3 weeks OLD;
Price. sa,5s5;e Call Du 400. .29 20
NASH sxtras hysS EXCELLENT ee O. cond. must sell sell
Immediately $3.50 or best oedi oefier.
NASH GSf 141a 1s4s 900" 4-door sedan; Nash
weather Eye heater, defroster and
in in excel cond throughout. Sale
esS ps'' esr + dealer: cAPiToL MOTOR
CO. pS. Silver .ss sDriasEH Pse6ard ssSo deao5er'
Nash AS rna' '49 sxet Excellent @ Condition, need
money for home; S1,15O. Call RA.
NASH ASH 1s4s black 4-door sedan. In
esn e ess5 sSnS p't wsssF
NASH i947 Ambassador sedan; radio,
overdrive and weatherized; low mile
age: driven By original owner; beau.
tful Sask Snnann nish sSda;
gaiSRsIsISacaHH Moros c.
629 H St. ne. AT. 1900, -19
NASH 1946 Ambassador .6" sedan;
tn.!y NaE eaVlp Wpssknsnd nswi'as esRq:
TORS. SOLO wisconsin ave. NV.
NASH W2h sHS42s sis4s Ambassador Brousham:
low mileage. radio. conditioned air;
Cali MR.. sTRUNK. 81. 5473: 20
NASH 1947 4-door sedan; heater.
slip, covers; de luxe upholstery Ioam
orig: owner; SLAB. Whitshnau
Nash ASH 1s47 club coupe; radio and
i4ss: ISSss; or ssssSsh''Wi s:2$1 Wfzas & fs'4:
NASH tTs at Isas asth hsSo s. ne 4-dr.: h.. GOOD.
sIsan AZ oSn.l sas log ns'ss cr bsss as es. i
NHsH aaasr1 1855; e0as 1900 miles; miles; nne run
ming condition; could use painFs
fender ISb snd minor ., repairs; ". Stse'
CONTINUED on Next Pssss
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h0lcomb Funeral
Services Held At
Deer Lodge Wed.

Funeral services for the a t e
w. R. Holcomb, 88, a resident of
Browning for the | a t l8 years,
were conducted at his former
home at Deer Lodge Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Holcomb d ied at the
Warm Springs Hospital May 2,
death being due to the infirmities
of age.
Practically all of his active life
had been devoted to railroading.
For 40 years he was in III en-
ploy of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Ry. in the right-of-way
service and later until his retire
ment in the water, service of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Survivors include one daughter,
Mrs. w. R. Mcdonald of Brown,
ing; two sons, J. w. Holcomb OF
St. Paul, Mimi, and H. E. Hol'
comb in California, and for grand
children.
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Band Concert Patronage
Is Of Great Importance

Patronage of tonight's h G h
school band concert W i'll deter
mine whether or not the band
W il be sufficiently financed to
participate in the annual Havre
Music Festival May IA.
That tomorrow evenings event
will have the desired patronage,
a ticket selling contest is on be-
tween two groups of the music
ians, one being designated as the
Reds and the other t h e Blacks.
The losing side will be required to
pay for a picnic lunch to be en-
joyed between now and the close
of the school term.
Folks, don't turn down these
worthy young musicians. They
plug hard to make a success of
their band after all, your band
and it's up to you to do your part.
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Park Wild Life Is
Present Attraction;
Snow Flows Busy

Belton-A goat and a deer show
a r attracting Glacier national
park visitors as Is miles of Going
to-the-Sun highway is open to
Avalanche campground.
Early May park visitors can ex-
pect to see from 8 to IL mountain
goats on the steep, rock sides Of
Mt. Cannon that overlooks the
campground.
Deer are frequently seen along
the shore of l0-mile long Lake
Mcdonald, and near Lake Nc
Donald hotel, the animals meet
cars in much the a m e manner
as the bum" bears that delight
summer visitors.
Park bears have left their hi
bernating dens, but seldom are
seem along the highway.
In addition to the route to Ava
lanche, Going-to-the-Sun is open
on the parks e a t side to East
Glacier. The North Fork road to
Polebridge ranger station W S
opened Tuesday, and the road to
Many Glacier was opened We'd
nesday.
The eastside highway from Gla-
cier Park station to St. Mary over
Looking G la S S hill was opened
Saturday. while Chief Mountain
highway and the custom stations
into Waterton park will be open
May %.
Park plows, meanwhile, have
reached the Weeping Wall above
Garden Wall road camp. Snow is
five feet deep at the camp which
will be u s e d starting Monday.
Ahead are the 80 to 50-foot snow
drifts on both sides of Logan pass,
the continental divide crossing.
Flows are ahead of schedule,
and cross-the-park traffic is likely
early in June.
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Maybe An Accident,
And Maybe It Wasn't

Probably an accident or pro.
badly an act of some one who is
measly low down a n d incapable
of not being a better human be.
ing. And the loss to Bob NJ Gene
is over 5000.
On a trip last Sunday morning
to the establishments slaughter.
house out of Browning. Gene Seu.
bert discovered one of their more
matured steers lying dead in Their
pasture, with a blu let hole
through it's neck. 1t had beer
dead for several days.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Cut Bank Track
Team Highest At
Saturdays Meet

The weather was the only dis
appointing feature of the district
track meet in Browning a S t
Saturday. A great number of local
and out-of-town people watched
six district teams perform in the
track and field events.
Cut Bank was overloaded with
manpower and easily won with 81
points as compared to Conrad's
20, Shelby's II, Browning's Is,
Valier's 3 and Sunburst's l.
Browning won just as many
heats as any team, but S o m e of
the times were slower. Joe Butter
fly was less than two feet behind
the winners in h e dashes, and
did a nice job in taking the low
hurdles. Aaron Shoots First ran
two nice races and took third in
the 440 and half-mile. Jack Wood
took third in the h i G h hurdles
with Robert Powell, third in the
high jump. He could have W n
the high jump had he been pro-
perly warmed up but missed at
below his par. He is a S years
high j u m p winner against the
same opposition
Ed Conway placed second in
the javelin.
The Browning team has been
invited to t h e big Sixteen"
team meet at Choteau, Saturday,
May 7, and should get a lot of
needed experience. Most of the
boys competing from Browning
were Freshmen and Sophomores,
giving rise to good future teams.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Burke Handy, Dora
Dennis, Jim Little
Dog Three Winners

With a very generous patronage
for its success, the Lions C | u b
carnival at the high school gym
last Saturday evening was all
that could be desired.
Highlight of the event was the
drawing, at which 500 in cash
was given three tickle. holders.
First wen to Burke Handy,
whose number was the first to be
drawn. The winning was $50.
Second went to Mrs. Dora Dennis,
her winning wa $50, and third
went to Jim Little Dog, his win.
ming being $40.
Net proceeds of he carnival
will be used to aid in youth well
fare projects in Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Joan Of Arc At Park
Sunday And M0ndaV

Joan of Arc, o n e of cinema's
greatest triumphs, will be shown
at the Park Theater Sunday and
Monday evenings, admissions be-
ing advanced to $1.2O and so
cents.
Joan of Arc, which dramatizes
one of the m o t heart-rending
tragedies of France, will have as
its leading star Ingrid Bergman,
The drama is based upon the
stage play. Joan of Lorraine.
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Critical Taxpayer Cites
What Is Lacking For
Qualification of Browning

town was built. Repeated plead
ings from the City Council has
awaited to nothing constructive
in line of modern conveniences.
This applies to other sections of
Browning.
No. 3-Improper d a i n a g e
syst m throughout the city.
When the spring thaw comes the
streets become flooded. Only GER
tain parts of town have had drain
age trenches dug. Why not the
entire town?
Let's all get together and see
that these things are carried out.
P. c., a Taxpayer
Reply-It would be we'll for
the author of the above article to
consider the fact h a t it takes
money to make t h e wheels go
around.
Several y ears ago a former
Town Council had an engineering
firm prepare an estimate of cost
of a reasonable improvement in
Browning.
The project, which comedies
much with what the local tax
payer critic proposes, at IN a
time would have cost 100000.
Today n d e initiation it would
cost closer to a million dollars.
suggest that t h e taxpayer
critic go into the matter wit h
thoroughness and through invest.
igation find out o r himself that
property owners of Browning
Continued on page four)
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Every community, no matter
how small it may be. takes pride
in building suitable streets, side
walks, street lights, water, sewers
and planting trees and flowers.
Browning, the east entrance to
| Glacier National Park, should be
improved in appearance and it is
the duty of the City Council as
well as the residents to combine
their, efforts in seeing h a this
town is beautifed.
A stranger driving roun d
Browning would observe the fol-
lowing conditions:
No. Terrible streets unpaved
in most sections, also, in need of
culverts for drainage. Lack of
street signs for protection of ped
estrains. For instance, the past
several years the o c a garages
have made a big profit from u.s.
ing their car-wreckers to pull cars
out of mud-holes in the very heart
of Browning. A person walking
finds it very difficult to get to and
from their destination, either day
or night, due to | a C k of street
lights and sidewalks. Isn't it a
wonder someone hasn't b e e n
sued?
! No. 2-Lack of water and sew
erage system in some sections of
Browning, for instance t h e ex-
IRENE northside. These people
feel like orphans in that they have
been subjected to using we'll and
outdoor buildings every since the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Blackfoot Cow
Auction Called
OFF Dispensers

With the price trend of bidders
on the first % cows not favorable
for their anticipated success, Ro-
land Harper n d Joe Mcdonald
called off their COW auction a e
at the Blackfoot stockyards We'd
nesday morning.
Six hundred head of four-old
cows and others of varying age
groups were to have been auction
ed off that morning, with Gebby
Gebhardt, auctioneer.
A good sized crowd from Shell
by, Conrad, Great Falls and other
points were on hand, but t h e y
gave no indication of being the
usual stock-seeking type of buy
ers. And what is more. it was a
cold morning-if that h a s any
thing to do with their ambition.
On the block went the % cows
with calves to begin the event,
but with $751; the highest offer
ed, the owners sensed that there
wasn't a buying mood.
The cattle are being returned
to the Harper ranch, where they
will be grazed for entrance to
future markets at h e proper
time. Also being brought to the
ranch are several hundred of
Wertheimer steers or summer
grazing.
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Advertising pays.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-05-06
Electric Service To Be
Off Two Hours Next
Wednesday Morning

Electric service of the Glacier
County Electric Cooperative wi
be off for two hours next Wednes-
day morning, the interruption to
enable the institution to change
its ! n e through Browning as to
be removed from a section of
Highway No. 2 within the cor
porate limits, and to make
changes in lines at Shelby.
The service will be off from 6
to 8 a. m.
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Otto Martin Passes;
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for the t e
Otto Martin Of Glacier Park, who
died at the Cut B a n k Hospital
yesterday at 9 a. m, will be held
at the Glacier Park School House
Monday at $3.50 p. m.
Deceased had been i'll for t h e
last several months and was con-
fined to the hospital during his
illness.
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Novel Concert
Program To Be
Given Tonight

Intensive preparation of his
evenings program of the Brown
ing high school band has contin-
ued during this week, the result
that there is assurance of the pro-
ject's magiicent success.
Under the direction of Robert
Server. usic supervisor of
Browning public schools, the pro-
gram will be of versatile and
novel character. An appealing
number in the way of novelty
will be the one entitled Comm
Round The Mountain" A des-
cription of it was carried in last
weeks Chief.
The program will open prompt
ly at 8 o'clock a n d will be pre-
sented in the following order:
America" Arr. by K. SERVER
Forward March" Brockton
"Chorale" L. V. Metcalf
Phantom Trumpeters" Gillette
III
Solos by Senior Class
(a) Song Of the Gondolier"
Clarinet solo by June Bullshoe
(b) "Narcissus" Nevin-Edws.
Sax solo by Mona Guardipee
(c) PEARL Vandercook
Trombone solo by Sheila Wilson
ID THE Reluctant Glow n"
Bass solo by Eddy LeMieux
Twirling Exhibition by thu
High School Twirling Glass
Betty Powers, Doris Kipling,
Dolores Brown.
''Toyland" Herbert
Missouri Waltz" Yoder
vi
Sight-reading Numbers, to be
selected at concert.
(a) Overture
ID; March
VII
Spirit of Youth" Overture
NOVELTY NUMBER
Comm Round The Mountain"
"Rigel" Vandercook
Cornet solo by Bill Byrne
TX
Our Director" Overture
Directed by Sheila wills SON,
Student Director.
X
Star Spangled Banner"