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Evening star., 1957-12-22
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BABY STROLLER. play pens, feed
ine table, training chair; good
condition. ia. 0-062O.
BAND SAW cuts steel or wood; all
attachments, . blades. h-h.p.
motor; ss5. IA. 2-6374.
BANJO. tenor, master tone; Sla5
or best offer. Mr.. RYAN, 1874
Pa. ave. Sc, III. 0-4041.
BAR, 5-ft, Fprmiess with mirrored
back bar, red leather chrome
bar stools, dri.lpress, belt and
disc sander; paint sprayer. HE,
4-4D77.
BAR--Brand new, custom made
Ultfa-modern. 7-ft. white for
mica top. shelves and cabinets in
back OF bar. Best offer Call after
10 an. 6P. 3-6317. or LU. l.
8bl3.
iAhtf HAMMERa and Vibra Tam.
reis. fof soil eompaction and
Tools 4 E06IP co ~ 6-60i0
pHent5t AZ " sassa7 sEI York. 2'O lbs
BASS FfDDLE. brand new, Kay, 4
sI5aas sgba s T.ih RRLiaHfE e1ssT sawNHk saSs az hs!
kRs, are 9th st. NV, MA. s-8f51
BAssINET. king -size with large
ooltls KITS, JU. 5-9Qll.
BATTLE CREEK--Health Builder.
cost e19b, sell Si2b, WO. 6-s540.
BEAUTY SHOP. EQUIP. used. in
excel, cond very reasonable. Call
CAPITOL BEAUTY sUPPLY. RE
7.3l3l
BED. double with inneTsprlng mat
tress; In GOOD condition. white
enamel $50. Jr 7-b62p
BED. YOUTH, excellent condition.
500 or best offer, HA, 2-SbO4.
BED. double walnut, and Ace
s,pringa, good condition; $50.
BED. maple. double, coil springs,
Simmons innerspring mattress
$50, OF best offer. EN-. 3-J107.
BED. jenny Lind; has been REIN.
IA 7-9502.
BEDROOM. solid rock maple: orig,
$500 will sell for SlHN 1928
l4th ct. NV. DE 2-4740.
BEDsPREAD, Japanese, gold EN-
broidery on blue silk. Call AD
2-2020,
hand crochet. beau
tiful design: will sacrifice, $40 OF
reasonable offer. JU. R-434e.
BEDsPREADs, Tust-eolof corduroy
&2b. match, dTaperies. lines, long,
enst made $40 a pair. JU. b-330s
BICyCLE--oiri's good condition:
blue and white: Si9.50. IA.
p-5606.
BICYCLE, English racer. boys.
stu In factory carton; S35. AP
J-t5an
BICYCLE. 24.in. boys; exceilen,
condition; rebuilt, newly painted
$50 XII. S-4455
BICYCLE. girFs; sood 24-in. Co.
lumbio. with basket; Si3. VIII
6-S936.
BICYCLE-Lady's or girls e8-inrt
imported; never used. IA. 2-6533
BICYCLES, boys and girls'. eli
sizes: AL cond.. $40 and up. 33ia
40th pl.. ColmAr Manor, Nd
BICYCLEs--Boy's 24-in. Higgins
500: Irish Mail, SIS. Good condi
tion. Ju. 7-62ls.
BICYCLE, girl's sehvlnn. 2ss. uses
( very little; bargain, $50. WIZ
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TO Eye wv, lIzi M. 6--sF-
EXEC, 6ECY.. 70 education diree-
tor; medical field; shorthand
helpful slpi but not ,,n,.. nse. Il use diets-
exper helpful. good future. IN
tervieW nov for position beg
after list Of year. 70 age 40;
$4,000.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

CoUNTERGIRLs. white. expert.
eneed on steam tables. 1888 yrs
old. Hours, D am. 10 $50 pm;
IL noon to o pm. 5-day VIZ :
good salary, bonus. insurance.
etc. Apply after IL noon. HOTEL
HARRINGTON KITCHETERIA,
1lth and Z sts. NV. No phone
Evening star., 1957-12-22

lBEDsPREAD. hand crochet. beau
tiful design; will sacrifice, $40 OF
reasonable offer JU. n-434B
BEDsPREADs, rust-eolof corduroy
S25. match. dTaperies. lines, long,
Evening star., 1957-12-22

unit elevator building, ofiefinG apt,
:sIs,S aIs Ssislss hss eSsh N,.h 40 ss per month
RESIDENT MANAGER
For sarden apartments, experience
required; salary plus apartment.
sALRsLADY - Attractive opening
for experienced lady TO sell
dresses and coats b-dAy week JO-
SEPH r.. HARRIS Co, Seven
Corners shopping center Va.
sEcRETARY to Tv sales and pro-
motion executive, proficiency In
shorthand and typina necessary.
eolle4e BACKGROUND and business
ii's'a. Siss KASss Ei;isias'' A6 5l'';i ss.SS 49,
sEcnErARY. i Reiriaz. !. . day. days
PoT0nAc ENPL.. iOi II Broad
So. Falls Church, IN 2-7272
SECRETARY WANTED--Top. notch
reSTssen,asy, soa ~. sn M
teilieent. fast worker. please write,
stating experience. references and
salary desired. DO not waste
your time or ours II you are not
| proficient IN every respect, Excel
lent working conditions. Box
5S-A. star,
SECRETARY. shorthand required,
i.eiri Insurance. once. Mr.. AcCord,
Ma. S-toeA.
SECRETARY for Los Angeles patent
atty once. Must be well QuAliiied
salary open Box Atm, star.
SECRETARY. a6-4O interesting and
diversified position In radio-TV
feld; good shhd, and typing re-
CURED. pln stability to handle fire.
auent visitors: days; 70 $4,000.
| MANAGEMENT CoNSuLTANTS,
INC, Suite 1901, 1888 q nv,
SECRETARY. EXPERIENCED: "a
sssentivs Of paten. Law arm. Good
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ADDITIONS, GARAGES AND RE-,
MODELLING: 80 yrs. exper.. AL
refs: white builder OIL. 4-sS5g
ADDITIONS. REPAIRS. renodelins
30 yrs exper.: no lob too large 81
20 small HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Evening star., 1957-12-22

mum and diamond weddine band,
set with . full-cut diamonds; also,
platinum and diamond engage.
ment rims. large center perfect-
cut diamond 4 small side dia-
monos, $3.50 for the set. UN.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

DRAWING TABLE. 3,x5' metal.
with drawer: original cost. 81 50:
tube fuorescent light. adjust any
direction. orig cost. $50: 4-ft. tee
square with adjustable head: al
any time Sun
Evening star., 1957-12-22

BICYCLE. 24-in. boys; excellent
condition; rebuilt. newly painted I.
$50, XII. S-4455
BICYCLE. girls; sood 24-in. CO.
lumbis. with basket; si3. VII.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ELECTRIC TRAIN. complete 10
gauge model railroad All equip
ment aoout one year old. No. -
Allegheny avenue Harrisonhurr,
Nirgtnia. Phone 4-757l
Evening star., 1957-12-22
tcoNrlNUEDi

n0OKKEEPER. ASST, apply in
person personnel dept, lsOs n
free hosp. and life ina. : weeks
vacation. sick leave and retire
ment; . b-day, 30-hour week.
bOOkKEEPER--Part time. white.
necessary, Phone Mr., ADAMS.
WA. s-s9sl, bet, . and 1890 pm,
Evening star., 1957-12-22

ttecls = &C ". olnel
SER. s5is X s. nv. a. oi@h'
CALCULATOR. Rem. Rand a6. siec
printer Ike nev; guar; bargain
CIRCLE. aie 9th st NV
CAMEL SADDLES from Egypt
kenmore gas stove; fair price
CAMERA. 2b.x3.. speed Graphic
with acces.; excel. cond; $50
Or trade for Roileifiex or s nm.
movie OUTFIT. CT 6-n155.
CAMERA. eiectronic fash: perfec,
condition RA. 6-5713.
CAMERA, Rolleifiex. 3.5 Tessar;
Ike new; SIS. RA. 6-5713.
CAMERA. Polaroid Land as-A.
fash gun and filters: like new.
S65. RA. 6-5713
CAMERA LENSES for Retina. Tele-
photo: vide anEle and optical view
Under All new: SI25. Bargain
CAMERA, Busch Pressman, 4x5.
lens. A.: range finder. nash,
nltc $, tripod, case. etc: also
omesa enlarger and all dark
room equip: cost $500. sell SyOn
OF separate Phone Ma. S-a6s3,
Ext 30l
CAMERA. Polaroic, Mod no Path
finder with ransefincer. "a 5 ctd
lens List. $3.50, specia'. Sls5
TENDERS, S, 9ia d ST. NV. RE.
f-'s'Sa.
CAMERA. Lieca. Mod Ms. SUM-
mlcron I" ctd.. delayed action;
exp meter ana case. Can't tell
from new. Sa5n TFHDLER'S pi3
ID st nv. RE. -.35S3.
CAMERA, Eastman I6-mm. maya
zine; fla with l5~mm re- wide
angle and 63-mm. e. . telephoto.
completely Serviced by Z K. Co.
Dec 4. Price when new. S9S5.
selling price, S1s5. Cali OIL. p
ll25,
CAMERA. Nixon. Pc; new; war
ranty. Soa5: also l35mm. lens,
SlO0. EN- 2-0357,
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. 3i.x4I..
with fash gun and ) film holders.
MIN pack and carrying case
complete, EN- s-254l.
CAMERA. Polaroid Land, never
USED. develops Christmas pictures
IN ! minute. $50. AP. T-535l.
CAMERA. 2hx3i. Speed Graphic
,ph.f NeNN eNtf @nN burn. Nv ANOl-
leifieN 35 TeSsaF sol, $50. Kodak
Pony, new, Sl5. KE. S-6i62.
CAMERA. Argus c-3: flash attach. /:
~. u-k port. ironeF. pract, new
S35 WA. 7-Si7a.
CAMERA, Speed Graphic. 4xS;
brand-new.. pa optaT lens. Sole
noid. synchronised range finder,
fash attachments. Aim pack
adapter, MIN holders. case. other
extras. New camera guarantee
VIII sell for half Of cost, 500
Call RA. 6-l349
CAMERA-REFLEX, Mamyfiex s.5
lenses shade, filters. case, fash
sun. carrying bag. Cost $40,
swap for i7-in. Tv or $50. Call
Mr. Anderson. Ap. s-23Ss.
AMER As nm. Bell-Howeil
Sportsman, ffla lens, sun shade,
hitter. Resent prof.. scrn.: $3.50
value: only Sl9s, RA. 3.a3l5
CAMBRIA. Speed Graphic, 2t.x3N.
with case. meter. holders. Hash
gun. etc 10, 4-d9l6.
CAMERAs-4xS" B&J press. RI.
Hash; Argus Ca, fash; Dormitser
Strobe; misc. equip. JE. 2-S367
CAMERA EQUIPMENT new au-
tomato slide Protector: new
Kodak RetinA IIIC camera: I Roll
leinex camera. JE a-S77o,
Evening star., 1957-12-22

UININB TABLE, round oak. rs
in. sl5. Virginia sofa. SIS: rm.
divider, 7-ft. long. $40: walnut
vanity with triple mirror. $40;
walnut once desk, 50x30 in. s25;
solid cherry antique chest, 5
drawers. &25. IA. 1-705s.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

plat. ring center a. pts. 1 dia.
on side. with matching plat. dia,
wedding band; appraised at S675:
out Of pawn. S275; guarantees
5000 loan Open Sun, II TO 3.
3 a w PAWNBROKERS. 2I57 Pa.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
CLEARANCE sALE--

Tremendous stock Of cocktail
dresses and formals, many origi-
mails. priced from S9.es. Ladies
sample coats. all sizes. greatly
reduced. Everything for the chill
dren including Girls sample coats
and boys jackets NEARLY NEW
SHOP. 3512 Conn. ave. end n.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

BAR--Brand new, custom made
Ultra-modern. 7-ft. white for
mica top. shelves and cabinets in
back OF bar. Best offer. Call after
10 an. sP. 3-6317. or LU. l.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

DRUMS, wFL. professional set. al
CHROME, mos old; $500 or best
offer 10. s-753o.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Conptoneter
Operator

HOT sHoPPEs. INC. has
excellent career opening for
top operator. Must be fast.
intelligent and have some
previous experience. Excel
lent salary, paid vacation.
sick leave. insurance and
many other company bene-
flts. Apply EMPLOYMENT
OFFTCE. 134i q st. NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
DNETIE SET. Howell chrome and

formlca, 5 pieces. 70. 4-89i8.
DOGHOUsE. new, removable roof,
neatly built, for good-sfze dog.
painted SIS. HI 9-5007.
DOORS. 2 OUTSIDE: SO each:
eirPs 24-in. bicvcle. &1I; vagnn.
81. AD 2-O6I9
Evening star., 1957-12-22
RESIDENT
MANAGER

for excellently located NV b4-
unit elevator building, oiferine apt,
and utilities with $40 per month
salary. Box a06-A, star
Evening star., 1957-12-22
SECRETARY

Under IS. with good tvplng skill
Dietaphone and seeretarial expef
essential. Shorthand helpful for
national trace ASSOC Dupont circle
area Decentralization prepaid by
employer Other employe dement's
Evening star., 1957-12-22
DIN. sUITE. ! chairs. BUFFET. blond,

DIN. SUITE. chairs. bufiet, blond,
lined OAK, perfect cond.. weekdays
after , pm. EN-. 3-l736.
DINING ROOM, mahog., buffet,
table. 3 leaves, pad. chairs,
beaut cor. cab, Sl35 HA 2-So4S.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

DIAMOND RINGS co.. mems. beau-
tifully cut: cost 5000; will ssc-
rihce at less than half price:
ideal for Christmas presents. ia.
S-i227.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

COINs-U. s. half cents fsome
une }. approx 1000 Indian heads.
lge cents. cents, 3 cents. nickel.
silver. misc, $1,000. KE. s-7130.
CRIB-PORT-NeW, baby tenda
like new. JU. a-a7Q3.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07

TRICK OR TREAT-was the threatening received
Ouscholdcrs responded the ringing last Thursday
evening Shown here few Of the hobgoblns
formal dress who the doorbc the
We don't know who they where they but We
do know they came In scsds and hauled away lot Of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
MRS. Elizabeth Any~s.h
Services At KaIispell

Anthony and Gladys Dustybull
were in Kalispell last week to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Dusty.
bulls mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Anywash. ~. who died at her
home in Kalispell. The Waggen.
or and Campbell Funeral Home
there was In charge Of arrange.
ments.
Mrs. Anywash was q native Of
White Earth, Minnesota. and
went to kalispell August Of this
year from Minnesota.
In addition to her daughter.
she Is survived by her husband.
sons Charles. of White Earth.
Alex Of Milwaukee. Howard Of
Minneapolis and Francis Of kalis.
pcll; two other daughters. Mrs.
Grace LaChapclle of San Fran.
cisco. Mrs. Margaret Hcndrick.
sen Of N0rwalk. California: .
grandchildren. five brothers and
five sisters who reside In Mime.
sofa.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
She||-Union ReneWs Drilling After
Weeks Of Delay Following Cave-|n

According to the latest oil re-.
port the very important Shell.
Union wildcat near the east en-
trance of Glacier National Park
has finally succeeded in landing
a 9.inch cave string at 6,4O4
after weeks of effort. 1t apparent
ly is now ready to go to look at
the Madison at around 5000 feet.
1t was several weeks ago that
the Shell-Union wildcat first
aroused interest when it got suf-
ficient oil in an upper zone to
wet down the drilling cuttings
and prevent continued removal
by compressed air
The wildcat changed back 10
use of conventional mud for re
moval of cuttings in an effort
to deepen but this effort begged
down when the hole began cav
ing.
4 late report said it has taken
about three weeks to ream it
out to bottom so the 9-inch pipe
could be landed.
The report went on to say that
the Importance of this test, the
only mountain.front venture now
drilling in Montana. has been
emphasized in recent months by
numerous additional discoveries
in Alberta along the mountain.
front, under conditions appar.
emily very similar to those in
Glacier county at the east face
Of the Rockies.
In Canada the string of pro-
ducing gas and oil fields now
extends northwest more than 300
miles from the Montana bound
airy.
Another northern Montana de.
velopment of interest was a flow
of oil made on initial test of a
Murphy Corp. wildcat. north of
the north end of the Cut Bank
field and south of production in
the new Blackfcet pool.
The result was not unexpected.
according to the report. since
the we'll previously had recover.
ed oil on q drill stem at the top
Of the Madison lime.
A full measure of this wild
cats potentialities Is expected to
be known next week following
additional testing.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
School District Issues
Call For Bids On New
Gym And RemodeIino

With completion of prelim-
mary surveys and paper work
by the government and affiliated
agencies, Harry Cloke, Superin-
tendcnt of the Browning public
schools has received notice that
a call for bids for the construc.
ton Of tho recently voted school
gymnasium. and remodclng and
additions 10 tho other two school
buildings is now in order.
Starting with this issue of The
Glacier Reporter the first call
for bids is issued and will be re-
ceivcd up to 2 pm. December
:. at which time they will be
publicly opened and read.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07

ENTERTAINING at the Youth
Club Halloween party were the
three guitar pickin' broncos from
Browning. Stenog Rutherford,
George Wells and Darrell Horn.
Elvis Presley has nothing on
these boys. except a possible wig.
gle here and there. The trio did
an excellent job as anyone who
was present will verify. Dance
music was furnished by the local
1--WE band.
PEANUT ROLLING at the Halo.
wc'en party provided q lot of
fun. Shown here are only a few
of the contestants. It was bot.
toms up and heads down" as
the boys tried all the tricks from
blowing the peanut to picking II
up in their mouths. These two
boys were caught in the act. A
long nose was a great help.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Army Engineers Respond
To Flood Control Proposal

United States Army Engineers.
Wyman c. Peterson and Cecil
l.. Moves of Mandan North Da.
kota. were in the Browning area
this week to look over the stu.
alton regarding flood control.
The engineers expressed
their opinion thst Browning
very definitely needed flood
control and wondered "vhy II
wasn't brought 70 their sttsn.
tien years ago."
Chairman Of the Board of
County commissioners. Harold
Hanncman. Joe Lewis and Ed
Aubcrt accompanied Engineers
Peterson and Moycs in looking
over areas as far west as the
Gaffncy place near the Durham
road. the eastern boundary. thru
the Agency Square. the depot
and snowshed hill.
Browning Mayor o. 4. Tell.
Zero was informed that the cngi.
necrs expect to return to this
area within the next two weeks.
They also requested that that
they be notified Immediately Of
any flood conditions that exist
here In the spring Of the year.
The visit Of the Army Engi.
necrS to Browning was In line
with the recent special meeting
Of the City Council where pre-.
itmtnary work was outlined for
q survey 10 BE- taken Of the city
and adjacent areas relative TO
securing federal aid IN the under.
taking Of q water coa;rol system.
Al that time City Council mem.
Der Fred DcsitoSicr was appoint.
cd 10 conduct a thorough survey
Of business houses In an effort
10 establish q definite figure as
10 flood damage to business cs.
adjustments.
The City Council has urged
all residents 10 report TO one of
the members the extent of dam.
age 10 their homes last spring
In order that the information
may be compiled and application
can b. made for the flood con.
Hpn1 NeA kNDe eh.. ,&p,,.a a.,.e,,a.,k
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07

A half.truth Is far more danger.
Gus than no truth.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Ballots For Annual
ASc Election Will
Be Mailed This Month

Ballots for the annual election
of ASC community committee.
men will be mailed not later than
November %. The ballots will in
clude the names of candidates
nominated by the community
election board and also the
names of any additional persons
nominated by petition. Nominal.
ing petitions will be received by
the community election board
through November IS. Although
ballots will be mailed to all
known eligible voters. some may
be missed and they are urged to
come to the county office to cs.
tablish their eligibility and vote
prior to the close of balloting on
December 6. 1857.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07

which 60 to affect the value Of
lands valuable for grazing.
On several occasions during
the Denver trial Saundcrson OK.
planned to the commission that
the soils in the coded area were
generally Of q good to excellent
nature. productive Of better than
average grazing resources.
The extension Of time filed by
the Government expired Octo.
Der 70. and according to the
Washington attorneys report. II
was thought likely the govern.
mcnt would ask for additional
time In which 10 present their
evidence.
Following its disposition by the
commission the time was to
start to run within which the
Washington attorneys would pre-.
pare and file proposed findings
Of fact and q brief.
Following that. tho Govern.
mcnt was TO file objections 10
their 0hc Washington attorneys
proposed findings and its own
proposed findings and brief.
Then following q reply brief.
which Is filed by the plaintiff In
virtually all cases. tho issue Is TO
be submitted TO the commission.
According 10 the detailed re.
port from the Washington nj.
torncyS they indicated they did
not anticipate that the case
would be submitted to the com.
mission for several months due
To the heavy work involved In
these phases.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Last Rites Held
For Wallace Grant

Funeral services were held at
Holy Family Mission with Father
Mailman officiating for Wallace
Grant. 81. who passed away Nov.
3 at 3 am. In q Great Falls hos.
pital.
Mr.. Grant was q prominent
member Of the Blackfect tribe
and spent most Of his life on the
reservation. At one time he was
employed as q lab0rcr for the
US. Government Roads Division.
In 1854 he spent some time In
Los Angeles. California. where
he worked for an Aladdin Plas.
tics firm.
Mr.. Grant had been In III
health for several weeks before
his admittancc 10 the Columbus
hospital in Great Falls two weeks
ago.
lie Is survived by his wife. &C.
Gle Dogtakinggun Grant. five
children: Gabriel. Shirley. Gary.
william. Bernadcttc: an adopted
daughter. Linda: five children
by q previous marriage who are
Mae Jones. Rita Meyers. James
Robert and Lucille Grant.
Also surviving him are his
mother. Rose Grant. two broth.
crs. Richard. Jr. and Freddie:
three sisters. Emma Corbett.
Cora Buci and Nellie Bucl and
several grandchildren.
Rosary was said at 7 pm.
Wednesday evening.
The Beck Funeral liomc was
In charge Of ARRANGEMENTS.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Browning Boxing Club
Dance November 9

The Browning Boxing club un.
der the management Of Ernest
Gray will sponsor q dance TO BE-
held nj the Browning Youth club
hall this Saturday. Members Of
the Youth club organization have
been given permission. for the
use Of the Community hall No.
vcmtcr 8. Dancing will be from
8 pm. 10 ~ pm.
There will be o small admis.
sion charge Of 50 cents per per.
son to help dcfray the expense
Of purchase Of new equipment
for the winter activities Of the
Browning Boxing club.
Darrell LaBuff and his Rock
II Rollers" will furnish music
for the dance. Everyone Is urged
TO get out and support your
Browning Boxing club.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
November IS Final
Date To Deliver Or
Store Excess Wheat

November Is is the final day
producers who have 1857 excess
wheat may store or deliver it
to the secretary to postpone or
avoid the payment of penalty.
Settlement thereafter will have
TO be- by payment at the rate of
SLIP per buShcl of excess. Until
November Is producers may also
request adjustment of excess due
to the actual yield on the farm
being less than the normal yield
established.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brammer Purchase
Townsend Newspaper

TOWNSEND - The Townsend
Star. ending its 6lst year. all but
one year under the ownership of
the same family, has been sold.
On Nov. Is, the new owners, Mr..
and Mrs. George Z. Brammer.
Great Falls, will take over active
management
Brammer. formerly employed
by the Glacier Reporter. will be
associated in the business with
his brother. T. Manuel Brammer
of Berryville. Ark. who plans to
come here later. The present
publishers are Mrs. Floyd Hollo.
way and Mrs. Ray Ward.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
Government Asks More Time
For Study Of B|ackfeet Claim
In Land Purchase Agreement
A late report from the WASH

a late report from the wash
inEtOn attorneys stated that tho
Government recently filed q mo-
ton for an extension of time In
which 10 file rcbuttal exhibits
and to make an offer Of proof
Of certain anthr0polical evidence
with regard to the trial on the
claim resulting from the agree
ment Of 1883 which was the sec
0nd case tried In Denver before
the Indian Claims commission
last August and which was con-
cluded August n. Representa-
tivcs from the Blackfcct tribe
were present at the hearing.
Testimony was adduccd at the
trial by Wilkinson. Cragun and
Barker. Washington attorneys. on
behalf of the plaintiffs from DR..
Merrill Burlingamc. head Of tho
History department Of Montana
State University: Mont II. Saun'
dcrs0n. expert appraiser from
B0zcman. and Wallace Hanson,
conyultant on grazing and land
matters from Calgary. Alberta,
Testimony was presented by
the attorney representing the
government from Darwin Hardin,
an appraiser from Fort Worth,
Texas. and Robert Linvall. &C.
oloGist from the office Of the
United States Geological Survey
In Denver.
The principal Issue involved In
the 1853 agreement claim Is who
Their the amount paid pursuant
10 that agreement constituted
fair market value. After disc0v.
cred values. such a. oil and gas,
are not involved In this claim.
Al the trial the fact was
brought out that the Blackfcct
reservation was In 1883 very
much In demand and was valu'
able a. . highly productive graz
Ing area.
According 10 the recent report
from the office Of the Washing
ton attorneys. Saundcrson's study
Of the value of the reservation
on May I. 1858. led him to tho
conclusion that the l5.OOO.ON
acres. more or less. had o fair
market value % Of May l. 1855
OF 90. 40. OIL, On average Of ap
proximately $i.i0 an acre.
Saundcrson testified fully con
corning reasonably forsccablt
uses the coded lands had as Of
the valuation date. Ills conclu
sion was that the highest and
best use Of the land was fol
grazing % Of that time.
lie testified In detail the graz
ing resources Of the cedcd area
and various physical factors
such - climate. coils. etc.. oil ol