davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-01
My! Remnunfs, Floor sumpIes al Big Servings. Some

Were NOW
pile -------9-1-- 1925 1000
sonple 1.-------e. 49, s7.oo 1895
Red oxl2-ft. cotton
broid, soiled ----1r-- 1926 1878
Green oxl2-ft. cotton
hook. soiIed-------- 1926 1000
Grey sx12-ft. cotton
long loop, body soiled 1885 500
I--Rose sxl2-ft. COTTON.
floor somple- ------- 1925 1875
l--Green oxl2-ft. cotton
hooked rug. soiIed - 1926 1900
.-l---Grey oxl4-fs. wool blend
twist soiIed ------- o7.30 39.s5
s Beige oxl5-ft. royon,
floor sample ----f23.6 so 1875
is olwood oxI5-ft.
royon, soiled -------- 1850 59.95
l--l-Greer oxI5-ft. cot-
ton twist. cut. missing
loops ~ g lp5.U0 1875
l--Grey oxl5-ft. wool Ak
minister, floor sompIe i $500 69.95
l--Green exl5-ft. imported
3-ply wool, buckles ---l 500 4s.Ss
,I--Grey exI5-ft. 3-pIy wool
twist, soiled 500 1900
Rose exl 5-ft. 3-plywooI
twist, floor sompIe - 1890 S9.S5
l--Green oxl5-ft. royon
cut pile. soiled- 1926 1885
TON oxI7-ft. royon,
badly soiled ------l06.0 90 1900
Beige oxl8-ft wool EN-
bossed, STONED ------ 1880 5000
Beige loxl4-ft. cotton
hook, n,iIdewed - 1926 1000
l---Green 10 o7xl6.7-ft. roy
on twist, soiled ---l72.oo 1000
i--Beioe II .exl6.8-ft. wool
embossed, good cond-
tion -----------.2 2eooo 10000
i--Beiee l2x24-ft. wool
florol oxninster, perfect 206, 90 1895
"A -0rey loxl2-ft. wool g.
ply twist, good condition $3.50 1000
I-Beioe l2x5-ft. wool s.
ply twist, floor piece $500 5000
2 l--Wooi tone l2x7-ft. roy-
< & on. buckles -----S $500 1000
Grey t2xo-H. wool,
slightly soiled --~---'i2ooo 5000
Grey i2xo-ft. wool. good
condition ------,t--- 7s.4o $500
d--Grey l2xl2-ft. 3-ply
twist, buckles 1000 6o.00
Beige l2xl2-ft. royon.
good condition ------ $500 $500
Beige l2xl2-ft. royon,
ssolled ------------ lZ.UO $500
l--Sondolwood l2xl3.6-ft
Il royon, soiIed- 1880 5000
Grey l2xl3 loft wool,
soiled. loops pulled - $500 5000
l--Beioe l2xl4-ft. cotton,
soiled ------- $500 $500
l--Green l2xl4-ft. Soron,
body used 1------l 2l4.00 2S.0o
Grey l2xl5-ft. wool g.
ply twist. perfetf- --273.5o 1925
l-Grey t2xi5-ft wool flo
rol, perfect ct4.-------- 1000 1898
l---Green l2xi5-ft wool
Wilton embossed 2S3.oo 1925
Beige l2xl5-ft. wool s.
ply twist, streoked- 10000 $500
Evening star., 1955-07-01

NOW Were NOW
t--Wo odtone 12xl5-ft.
1000 royon, badly soiIed 5000 1000
Grey lzxl5-ft 3-py
1922 wool twist. soed ----273.5O 5000
"a az Grey l2xl5-tt. royon.
good condition ------ = co. $500
1000 f--Whte f2xl66-ft. roy-
on twist, good condition ll25o 5000
500 l--Green i2xls-ft. wool,
ripples $3.50 1925
as.Sss beige i5xl 56-ft. royon.
perfect ----s--- 1853 % 1925
'''oo | Cinnamon oxl5-ft. Wool
a. or l. Flcro 98I5 $500
| Grey exl2-ff Wool Tone-
80. on-Tone ----4------ o495 1895
! 6rey oxi6.8-ft. Wool
roor Tone-on-Tone go 1900
| Green 9xls-ft. Wool.-2o5 4 10000
/ Green ioxl5-ft. Royon 15s.45 $500
1928 Grey i2xil-ff Wool y 1890 1926
] Green l2xl2-ft. Wool
'S.'S Fiorol ------------ --I33Z0 5000
Beige l2xl2-f Cotton
'"sS Cut Pile --a---------- S464 400
,-an Ton l2xi3-ft. Royon =. l5ol5 69.s5
! Beige .l2xi34-ft. WOOL
Tone Tone ----x AL 81 1000
- os FIoroi --------.-.e-- 769lo 1900
y Cocoa l2xls.6-tt. Royon-
&c M Nyion 4--------,-----lS7.SS 1926
| Blue i2xl4-ft Royon-
"a an NyIonF- 80 -2o4.4o ssss
| Green 2x1 Az. Royon .o5 1926
1ooe I Rose oxl2-ft Cotton
Cut Pile -l43.5o 1925
1000 Beige 9xl2-ft Wool - 1925 4a.Ss
2 Beige oxl2-ft. Wool E
Floral --ill.4o 5ioo
5000 | Grey 9xl2-ft. Wool Tone-
on Tone -----+-4----4I IOl .4o $50
@sso Green oxl2-ft. royon-ny
:. - ION --s---- l43oU aII.4U
soed ,zes---1--.-- .--1.-.'I42,55 1925
sou / Green osl 81 owe oi-.-l255o $500
an oos 4 Green sxI5-st Rayon l64.25 $500
2 Green exl27-ft. Wool, ~
"A nn imperfect -------4- - 419l!55 $500
! Green p2xt4 6-ft. Cot
az o0 ton - -I-8---------l 5I.4Os $500
Beige I2a5-ft. NyIon
90 al Tone -on4Tone ----.--15s,so 1900
lgxl Brown l2xl5-tt. Royon- $3.50 $500
$500 Greer l2xI5-ft Wool
Floral ---4l 81 90 $500
$500 !. Green l2xl5-ft. Cotton $3.50 1900
4 Dork Green i2xl5-tt
QUO Cotton 1920 1900
! Green lzxl6-ft, Wool 2336 so 1850
eooo II Green I2xl6-ft Wool 9
Floral, embossed - --4s44 5000 1895
19p0 | Green l2x25-ft. Wool 2s6.4o 10000
$500 l Green ox,5-tt Wool
Twist -------------- l64.25 $500
1926 I Grey exl5-t. Wool
Twist ----------~----2 As 1885
1922 cinpomon ox,5-tt. Wool
aaar Fiorol 49, 1879 9yOo
-, Brown l2x15-ft. Royon l64.oo $500
$500 Beige I2xf5-h Royon l64.oo $500
Evening star., 1955-07-01

ZOO 50. yds. s.s5 "Tufsor"
royon embossed broodloon,
40 %. g.
Deep pile rayon carpeting with
a lovely carved effect :. is
m othproof, soil-resistant,
atex-backed to prevent skid
ding. eft. width only.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Reversible for twice the
wear! Cotton and-rayon che
mile carpeting blends with
modern or traditional decors,
comes in 9 and 12-ft. widths.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Were NOW
I Grey l2xl5-ft Wool $500 1900
/ z Green l2xl5-tt, Cotton 5000 1900
! Green l2xl5-ft. Wool
s Tone on Tone --------1ol 90 $500
z Green l2xl5-ft. Cotton $3.50 1900
| Beige l2xl8-ft. Royon n--l7e.5o $500
I Rose / .4xl5-ft. Cotton 94.sl 47.oo
| Turquoise l5xl2-ft. Roy
on-NyIop Cut Pile 1890 1895
| Green t2xl46-ft. Cot
ron w fS.UU
Green 9xl8-ft. Wool
Floral ------------- 2o5.l4 10000
Rose ! .4x15-ft Cotton o4.Sl 400
l Green exl8-ft. Wool
Tone, on Tone ------- l47.60 1900
| Green 6xe-ft Wool
Twist 1853 4S.95
| Beige 6xe-ft. Wool 7l.so z4.s5
] Green 6x6-ft. Wool Em-
bossed -------------- $3.50 $500
/ Gold ex9-ft Royon----- CLIO 1900
| Beige 6x9-ft. Wool Twist o5.7o $500
| Grey Ski LIT. Wool Twist 87.53 400
I Grey ox58-ft Wool En-
bossed ---------- 81. ~ 4V.VU
| Green 8xlo-ft. 3-ply
Wool Twist lU9.oO S9.S5
Green sxlo-tt. Wool - $500 esss
Brown ex6-ft. Wool 53.7o 1926
! Blue ex63 Cotton ---- 7344 1895
Rose 9x6-tt. Wool En-
boSsed $40 1926
l Green ox7-ft. Wool Twist 6265 1926
Green oxo.6-ft. Wool
Twist -------------- 9fZO 6S.S5
] Grey ex7-ft. Wool Twist s57o 1895
Grey ond Green ex7.6-ft.
Wool Tone Ion 7 Tone 5565 1895
Beige exs-ft. Wool 1886 $500
Brown exl2-ft Royon
Cut Pile ---------i2s.55 1926
sondoIwood exl2-ft. Cot
ton Cut Pile -------- 1880 1925
Green l2xo- fl. Wool
Twist $40 5000
Ivory l2xe-ft. Wool En-
bossed 40 5000
! Bsown l 2x7 .7-ft. Cotton 1910 1000
! Green l2x6-ft. Cotton $3.50 1895
Beige oxl5-ft. Wool
Tone ON Tone -- - l23.75 61.o0
Green 9xl5- #. Wool
Floral Embossed -- i38.45 $500
I Beige 9xl5-ft. Wool
Twist l42.00 1926
Pile Pile" ,...--'.."sS.- ,. -" - zo4.75 1926
Dark Green l2lxl2.4-ft.
Cotton Cut Pile $500 1854 $500
Green l2xl2-ft Wool
Flofol -llI.70 $500
Beige l2xl2-ft. Cotton
Cut Pile ---- --- 84.64 42.oo
] Ton l2xl3-ft. Royon ~ l5o.l5 69.9S
Grey l2xl2.lo-fs Wool
Fiorol J--- 35.l5 67.00
Brown l25.l4.4-ft. Wool
Tone -on- Tone ---l l4i 81 1000
Green loxl5-ft. Royon 3s.45 $500
] Beige l2xl5 SIT. Royon-
Nylon ----l 1920 1900
Twis, 1880 1000
Beige l2xl6-tt. 5-py
Wool Twist ---------=l65.50 s2.oo
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Were NOW
l Green l2xl4-ft Royon l5l.o5 6S.95
J Grey ex5.2-ft. Wool
Floral -------z------47.5o SO 1925
! Ton loxl2.4-ft. Wool
Floral --------------ioo, s4.iS Il
| Green exl7.6-ft. Wool
Corved 1910 L
! Grey exl6.s-ft. Wool
Floroi --------------l37 l37.O0 $500
j Beige oxls.4-ft. Wool
Tone on Tone --------l5l.Z 20 1900 /
/ Green exl5-ft. Wool
Carved .-------------19S 1875 1900
| Rose SKIS #. Wool
Twist 1875 Il
| Green lex2o- #. Wool
Twist st---------------Zf9 Zf9.uQ 9S.9S
/ Multicolored l2xl6.2-ft
Wool Floral ---------- 1925 5000
] Brown l2xlo-ft. Wool
Floral ----lZo,3U oL.VU
Wool Twist o--------.l42.s5 7l.oo |
| Ivory l2xlo4-ft. Wool
TWIST 93.Oe
! Green i2xlo.8-ft. Wool
Twist ISS.O0 woo
I Rose l2.loxo-ft. Wool
Wst -------- ----i9S.50 SS.OO
! Green l2.loxe-ft. Wool
Floral ---k=------l54.28 67.oo
/ Green .l2xl2-ft. Wool
Tone Tone --------l $500 $500
| Grey l2lxl- Wool En-
bosses --------------le3.eo 1926
! Green oxl6. Oft. Wool
Tone-on-Tone -----z--ll7,oo $500
| Beige 9xl3.lo-ft. Wool
Tone e-cn- Tone --------lO5.65 800
Green 9xl5,lo-ft. Royon
Twist $500
Green exl3-ft Wool g.
ply Twist ------------l42.35 1926
! Green exl2,7-ft. Wool
Twist IS $500
| Grey 6x9-ft. royon cut
pile ------------ JS,So 4I.So
! Blue 6x9-ft. cotton loop.
as is ------ l4.So 3.y5
Orchid 6x9-ft cotton
loop twist As IS 80 1895 1000
Turquoise 6x9-ft. royon- 1926 1925
Copper 6xo-ft. cotton
loop twist -------- S9.95 1875
! Beige 6xott. royon - 1926 47.ss
! Copper 6x9-ft. royon cut
pile --------------- 1926 T.s5
z Turquoise 6x7-ft. royon.
cut pile --------- 64.95 1926
! Grey ond black 6x9-ft.
royon cut pile ------- 1926 1875
! Pink and grey 6x9-ft.
royon cut pile 1895 1926
] Old gold 6xlo-ft. royon
cut pile ------------ 94.o5 57.95
! Block and white 6xl6.5-
H. royon cut pile ---- 1925 ss.eS
! Beige and brown 6xo-ft.
royon cut pile -------- 1926 H.s5
! Beige l5xls-ft. carved
royon cut pile -----369.o5 1883
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Imagine ,. big 9x12-ft. room
size rugs for less than $50!
Tone tone patterns in sew
eral choice colors.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
200 50. yds. 7.s9
fomsus twist broodIoom
5.ss;;ss:. 3:

Nationally advertised carpet
Ing in all wool or wool and
rayon blends, some with latex
backing to lock each tuft in
place. 8 and IL #. widths.
Nutria, green, grey. but not IN
both widths.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
800 50. yds. 3-pIy s.e5
wool twist broadioom
~ %: 8.

Durable, tight 3-ply twist wool
broadloonn in many popular
decorator colors. 9 and IL It.
widths In the group.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Wool and rayon skilfully
blended in floral and tone-on-
tone Administers at a fat $40
savingsl
Evening star., 1955-07-01

VIZ
74.io 1000
e7.5o $3.50
$3.50 % IS
so 1926
50 IS 1000
so.o5 1000
IT.
'''s9.95 500
72.oo 1000
1890 5000
1926 1895
IS 1895
1895 1926
1875 5000
IS 5000
1880 1926
700 5000
s9.s5 1000
1900 1926
99.oo zo.oo
1926 5000
1926 1000
IS $500 !
1926 1000
79. 9s 500
1926 1000 /.
1926 1900
1890 $500
800 1895
1925 500
1890 ss.ss
1900 1895
1900 1895
/ 1900 1926
$500 1926
s7.oo 1925
s9.e5 1000
1890 $500
1890 $500
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Woven of lustrous carpet
rayon for beauty, rlylon for
strength. Soil resistant and
moth proof carpeting In . and
IL IT. widths for Wall-to-wall
carpeting.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

$50 50. yds. z.so reversible
COTTON and rayon
chenille broodIoom
10 q. ..
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Just 100. 50. IS oxiz
oval wool braided rugs
4Q.'s

Extra heavy, reversible wool
braid rugs In bright, gay coli
ors. Black, red, green and
brown multicolors.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

make incoming merchandise Top
limited No noI phone
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Save $40 on handsome floral
and. tone-on-tone wool Ak.
minister rugs. Popular colors.
Hurry in, they'll soon be gonet
Evening star., 1955-07-01
1000 SO. yds. o.o5 modern
tweed ectfon broudloom

Tightly woven cotton loop twist broadloonn
that washes. like dream, is mothproof
and soil-resistant. Heavy non-skid latex
backing. 8 and 12-ft. widths. Not all colors
in both widths.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

800! 6.e5 to 9.o5 COTTON. nyIol
royon, wool 2x3 #. seotter RUG
Remnants OF quality broadloom from lead
ing carpet mills, made up into scatter rugs
to sell at a fraction of their value! Cottons,
rayons nylons. pure wools and blends In the
group. ,27x48-in, size, 2 for $5.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

The Salk vaccination is sche-
duled to be done Wednesday
afternoon, December It'll, be-
tween 100 p. m. and $3.50 p. m.
in the Browning Elementary
and High School. Parents who
wish to be present are invited.
If any other parent failed to
sign a consent slip and wishes
to have their child vaccinated at
this time should contact the
Public Health Nurse before Wed
nesday
Patients currently hospital
lied:
| Loretta Grant, Annie Calf
Looking, Robert Oscar, Allen
LaPlante, Annie Running Rab-
bit, Julia Spotted Eagle, John
Iron Pipe, Frank Houseman,
Maggie Goss, Lucy Mcknight,
Curtis Boushie, Donald Chief
All Over, Virgil Lee Calf Boss
Ribs, Morris Weasel Tail, Gene
va Young Running Crane, Eu-
gene Grant, Isabelle Big Throat,
Maxine Bear Medicine, Elizabeth
Burdeau, Leonard James Bur
deau, Tina Virginia Pepion,
Frank Bear Medicine, Rose
Grant, Mary Burdeau, Marie Ce-
celia Horn, Clayton Old Person.
Patients admitted and dis
charged:
Cecile White Calf, Ellen Lone
Chief, Virginia Pepion, Cecilia
Running Crane and daughter,
Caroline Pepion and son, Eliza
beth Lewis, James Many White
Horses, Rose Grand and daugh.
ter, Mollie Spotted Eagle and
son, Susie Trombley and daugh-
ter, Agnes Horn, Carmen How
ard and daughter, Marie Mar,
ceau and daughter, RoSalia De-
Roche.
Births
Baby Boy Bear Medicine,
Baby Boy Burdeau, Baby Girl
Marceau. Baby Girl Howard,
Baby Girl Trombley, Baby Girl
Grant, Baby Boy Spotted Eagle,
Baby Boy Pepion.
Deaths:
Betty Jean Sherman, William
White.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02

Geo. Ellingson from the Wei
fare office in Conrad, was here
last week giving relief orders to
some of the people.
Stockmen have already started
feeding, for the snow is deep and
crusted SO its hard for stock to
rustic.
Wesley Alderman from Brown.
ing was at the police quarters
during the last cold spell and
frosted both cheeks.
Francis Bull Shoe came back
from the Big Rivers country
and they had plenty of luck,
nine elk. Good thing he had a
crew of young boys to do the
shooting for him.
Police Tatsey went to Cut
Bank on business last Friday.
There is now a snow pillow at
Heart Butte. The outfit is owned
by the Mitten oil we'll, and they
plan on keeping the road open
from the we'll to state Highway
80.
Louie Red Head, Sr., came
from Browning and he got sick
so he stayed at his brothers
place at Heart Butte, and left
his car at Tatsey's place. He
could not drive it home. He
used a team of horses to go on
home at the foot hills.
Tom Williamson went to Va
lier and bought some coal. II
was getting pretty cold so he will
keep warm for awhile.
Everybody enjoyed Thanks
giving and in the evening they
had a show and had house full
Levi Aims Back was picked
up by Tatsey and turned over
to the State Patrol. H. Helf OF
Choteau took him back to Con
rad.
The only other one who went
wrong was Stoles Head Carrier
Tribal Police Tatsey picked him
up in Browning, and he resisted
arrest. Tatsey told him he
would get Mrs. Rather to take
care of him and he got in the
police car with no more trouble
Geo. Night Gun has been do
ing some repairing. He die
work on the Heart Butte Jail
SO when Tatsey puts anybody in
they won't get out so easy, sc
Heart Butte boys be careful.
! Richard Vielle is getting his
roof put on by Geo. \. Gun and
his carpenters. At present Rich
ard will live in the round hall
kitchen till is house is finished
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
MR.. AND MRS. o. K. DAVIS
HONORED AT DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. o. X. Davis were
honored by a family gathering
and Thanksgiving dinner at their
home east of Browning on No,
vember oath.
A SumptuouS repaSt was en-
joyed, and most of the Davis
sons and daughters and their
families were present to help
make the occasion a most en-.
joyable one.
Those attending the gathering
besides Mr. and Mrs. Davis were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis and fam.
lily, of Dupuyer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Davis and family. Conrad:
Nellie Davis Schultz and family.
of DuttOn; Mae Davis Goddard
and family, Ethridge. Three
married daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claire Davis we're not able
to be present.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02

bids in writing, addressed to
MARY E. BAUER RACINE at
Browning, Montana, stating the
price they will pay for said
lands. Abstract of title will be
furnished and conveyance will
be by Warranty Deed.
All oil, gas and other minerals
will be reserved by me and will
not 60 to the purchaser. l like
wise reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
The land consists of $50 acres,
located in Glacier County, Mon
tana, described as follows:
SURFACE ONLY
Township 81 North, Range
8 west:
Sec. II: So So Nh NhN1/2
NWA, S12 N.Y. Nh NWA, S12
NJ NWA, S12 NWA, NJ
SWA, Me- So SWA, SWA
SWA SWA, VIZ SEA SWA
SWA.
Dated November 81, 1855.
MARY E. BAUER RACINE
Browning, Montana
1st publication Nov. "a
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
FRIENDS OF TIE
LIBRARY CLUB MEET

The Friends Of the Library
Club Of Cut Bank and Browning
met at Cut Bank on Wednesday
evening. \ delicious banquet
was served 20 about TWO hundred
people at me Masonic Temple at
$50 by the ladies' Of the Kensins-
ton Club OF the Order of Eastern
Star.
A very Interesting program
was presented following the ban
quet.
Special guests at the meeting
were Miss HARRIET Cushman of
Bozeman and Mrs. Margaret
Scherf of KaIispen.
The purpose of this meeting
was to promote a better interest
In Libraries and their value to
each community.
Those attending from Brown
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cloke, MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Dies
Roster, Mr.. J. L Sherburne and
Mrs Helen Dies Roster.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02

i11 new SNlNkksaI
PeN-srfa IA reespfion-n ship,,
Clones. even steel bVsdins.- We've
aasn.t' =nf-nna hifs cut CT ssfeehs.-
&C. &C or bor.rY paek- Srnerf pio.fie
eaonsf n } eoiorH s5onr. Maroon.
CT Green
5l.95 usn eon.ri-.I
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
Browning Boxers Make
Fine Showing At Hardin

+ Ernest Gray'S young Brown,
ing boxers distinguished them,
selves and achieved wide publ,
city for their club by each of
the three contestants entered in
the district state tournament al
Hardin last week winning their
matches, and were widely pro-
claimed among the very best in
their different classes in the
state.
Howard Old Chief, 1876, who
won fame in the Golden Gloves
tournament in Chicago last year,
won his match over Al. Stensrud,
l39, of Great Falls. Old Chief
out pointed his opponent, and
won by wide margin.
Gerald Gray. lis, outpointed
Ron fgnatowiz, lis, of Butte,
and his twin brother, Harold
Gray. III, won his match by the
Hnochout route, stopping his OPP
2onent in one minute and %
seconds.
Francis la PIante. a former
member Of me Browning club,
Dut nov ii Great Falls, also
won us match with Lyle o.
NalC. -. ii Hardin.
The tournament consisted of
we've contests. IN all weight
classes. and attracted Top boxers
rom all over the state. The
Manager ii ne Browning club
vas especially invited 10 bring
'nree Vi MS best men. and is
CUTE proud Of ne tine record
rs .iuO members set up.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Ernest Gray &C.
-omPanled ne boxers 20 Hardin.
covering ! distance Of over 300
mics or ne round rip.
he lights we're all .hrlIlers,
anu packed with excitement,
cray reports. There we're 2
matches IN ne program. and all
good mes.
>QeclaI interest n he courna-
1eH- -esuIted rom ne TACT that
-trrale Moore, light heavyweight
-aamPloE. vas present and ref
-r=ed ne naIcnes t vas est
naLed nat approximately 1000
enthusiastic ans attended the
--u-nanenL
ne Browning .iun members
are Tow making plans 20 start
RAINING :or ne district -ourna-
nent o De 5eid n Great Fails
= 8u..e -a-er = ne season.
framing quarters n ne Com
nunICy Hail are being improved.
and ne Tribal Council S being
asked % arrange :or better heat
ING facilities. ~nIcn I : expect
ed "4N De Installed soon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
INVITATION TO BID

The Board of Trustees of
School Dist. No. 10, Browning,
Glacier County, Montana, will
accept bids on the following
items of school equipment:
IS American universal desks,
lifting lid plastic top size A or
equal; IS Irwin No. 354 UNA
Desks lifting lid plastic top size
A or equal; 100 Samson folding
chairs or equal; l set of stage
equipment specifications may
be secured from the office of
the clerk.)
The Trustees reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, to waive
irregularities and to accept any
bid which it deems most advan,
tageous to School Dist. No. g.
Bids will be opened in the Office
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
ART GROUP MEETS

The Browning Art Group met
at the Barrac ks Conference
room, November y.
Charcoal sketches we're done
by Miss MargIe Merchant. VINO
has been modelling for the group.
The advice and instruction Of
Mr.. Victor Pepion and Mr.. Gale
CObeu has been especially help
full.
Materials are being ordered
and it is expected that the same
lively enthusiasm will continue.
All interested persons are in
vited to attend. The next meet
ing will be held Thursday, De-
cember 18th, at 7:3o p. m
For information call Ina Child
ers, Phone 2561.
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locul News Items

Nj. and Mrs. Harry ClU&e
were weekend Visitors i'll Great
Falls,
Mark Dwwr vas here Wednes,
day attending k lease sale from
Gu, Bank
,
1850 = '''.'.''NI. ~ go ,. Hou'
N.''' - . '>.''N 80 ''' ''io ! III 10 !,
'''''S x 49,
Eleanor ) n m / d spent
lhAhN>sN .NS "''h Nc" parents,
NE aid WIS. Don schmidt, and
sons
lie"rNyNa \IarQur returned to
Ns>>o~.A axe. spending Thanks.
CIV .ns "lIh Ter :o.kS here.
Mr. and Mrs L.Uyd Carbon,
Saus1ssr Iaue;. AID SON Lee, Of
Conrad we're visitors al n, 7 \
B4Ssy 2ynls 3u Tuesday
,ol- 3,.>.-y ;s,,,.s,. ,. Nv
-. W p .,.,~,-y s,.,n, .,,r
,-....-,'.-, 49,, >-.,----.. .....- 49,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02

Some 28.5 million men and
Ills million women in the U. S.
say they've caught a fish weigh,
ing over two pounds. About the
same total have bought U. S.
Savings Bonds and have visual
evidence,
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given that l
'rill accept bids for the sale of
the following described land un-
til 200 o'clock P. NJ. on Wed
nesday, December q, 1855.
All persons interested in pur-
chasing the land must submit
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02
STRAYED - Black Scottie dog.

KNrED = Block SCoffIe dog.
Any information concerning
him will be greatly appreci-
ated. Call Mrs. Florence Coul-
ter, Phone 97J. R4A4rd for
return. 12-l-1t
LOST - Black bill fold con-
tanning no money but valuable
papers. Return to Glacier Re-
porter for reward. No ques-
tiOnS asked. l2-l-lt
WANTED - or 4 room house.
adults. Call Dewey Or Mrs.
Bray, 1921. l1-25
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-02

When is the best time to start
saving? Today. with L. S. Saw
lngs Bonds, on the payroll plan
where you work.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Hospital Shop HOstesses

Hospital Shop Hostesses for the
week Friday, December 80, TO
Thursday, January s:
Friday, December 30: Afternoon,
Mrs. Charles Kicker; evening, Mrs.
William Dellinger.
Saturday, December 81: After
noon, Mrs. Carson Ward and Mrs.
Leah Vinyard; evening, Mrs. Boyd
F0Stz.
Sunday, January L: Stternoon,
Mrs. H)ey Farrow; evening, Mrs.
Gilbeit Murphy and Miss Dorothy
Derrickson.
Monday, January 2: Afternoon,
Mrs. Carol Short and Mrs. Howard
French, evening, Mrs. n. M. Stokes.
Tuesday, January 8: Afternoon,
Mrs. Calvin White and Mrs. Will
lard Hall; evening, Mrs. John Nc
PhersOn.
Wednesday, January 4 After
noon, Mrs. Edward Steiner and Mrs.
John McGee; evening, Mrs. Dallas
Kitchens.
Thursday, January 5: Afternoon,
Mrs. Robert MercerS evening, Mrs.
Charles Swain.