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LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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CHEVROLET SO Model .2lO" 6-cyl
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DODGE 1857 Royal Lancer VS.
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MODERN

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full fSII Bath; secy. serv.. idrs.; $3.50
up, incl. utils. Garage. Central loo,
embassy row at park. 1475 Euclid
st. NV. HUI. 3-3402.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-08-22

the question of granting or not granting
OF franchise by the Town of Brown.
ing. for the supply and distribution OF
natural gas manufactured from natural
gas or other hydrocarbons. In accord.
ance with the proposed ordinance on
file In the Office Of the Town Clerk to
which reference Is made.
Such franchise to be for a period of
forty (4O) years unless sooner termin.
ated by failure TO perform conditions
The grantee shall, within sixty day 5
a. Of this Ordinance file with the Town
Clerk a writing, expressly accepting
this franchise, and, II accepted this
franchise shall be exercised by the
delivery of gas Of the kind above
mentioned within five years from the
date of approval. provided that. until
delivery for use and sale the Grantee,
In consideration of the franchise herein
granted shall pay to the Treasurer of
the Town Of Browning the sum of One
Thousand Dollars each year Isl, 900. OO);
payment to be made for the first year
upon the acceptance of this franchise,
and annually on each anniversary date
Of such acceptance thereafter for five
years, unless sooner Grantee shall have
delivered gas for sale and use within
the Town Of Browning. BY sale and
use as used herein Is intended com.
mercial sale and use In sufficient guam.
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NOTICE

Notice Of Call Of Town of Browning
General Fund and Street and Alley
Registered Warrants
Town of Browning registered war.
rants issued on the general fund and
hearing the numbers listed below will
tation at the office of the Town Trea.
surer.
Numbers 1908 to 1905. Inclusive: 1910
to l025. inclusive: 1927; 1923.
Town of Browning registered war.
rants issued on the street and alley
fund and hearing the numbers listed
below will be paid with interest) upon
presentation at the office of the Town
Treasurer.
Number 1909: 1929 to 1882. inclusive:
1918: 1901 to 1895. inclusive.
Note-Please do not attempt to put
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GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY, MONTANA

titles to aaow Il genuine service to the
community Of gas for heat and illumi.
nation.
are as follows
First Ward. Town Hall
Second Ward: Methodist Church
The polling places will be opened
from the hour Of 1900 O'Clock noon
on said day until the hour Of 500
O'Clock pm. on said day.
Dated the 9TH day of August. 1857
Leo l.. Brown
Town Clerk of Browning. Mont.
23.4c
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

the 10th day of September. 1857, q
special election will be held In the
Town Of browning, Montana. for the
Ing frcchOlders of the Town of Brown.
Ing In the County of Glacier the ques.
tion of granting or not granting Of an
additional five 80 mill levy over and
purpose Of retiring General Fund Reg.
istrrcd Warrants for fiscal year 1856
1857
The polling places for such election
ar" Us fni'O,rS:
First Ward: Town Hall
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lEcAl.S
NOTICE 70 cRQolToes

Estate Of Peter Red Horn, ST., deceased
NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY the
tate. Of Peter Red Horn ST., deceased
to the creditors and 10 ali persons hav.
Ing claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them within the necessary
vouchers within four months after the
said Administrator at the office Of the
County Attorney. Cut Bank, Montana
the same being the place for the
Transaction Of tn. business Of said
Estate.
Date-July -. 1887.
Peter Red Horn. Jr.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Peter
Red Horn. Sr.. deceased.
Dan S. WEIGH
Attorney for Administrator
Last Publication Aug ~, 1857
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sarownitnss M iort

Browning, Montana
August 10. 1857
70 WHOM IT MAY coNcGRN:
The following described Tribal land
Is hereby advertised to members Of
the Blackfeet Tribe for farming and
grazing purposes:
Tract 10. SW4 NE-4 Sec. l6, Twp.
37N.. Rye. 8W.. 40 acres.
Tract 20: So SW4 Sec. ~. Twp. 32N..
Rye. 6W.. 80 acres.
Tract 81. SW4 SW4 Sec. 70, Twp
32N.. Rye: 6W.. 20 acres
Sealed bids will be accepted by the
Tribal office up to Sept. :. 1857.
The Black!eet Tribal Council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY: Tiff Mckay, Secretary
Blackfeet Tribal Business
Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council
First Publication August u, 1857
Last Publication August 70. 1857
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these warrants through regular bank
S cham ,,. upon reading this notice.
Treasurer for compution Of interest
and signature before they can be
cashed.
Arlene Sessions.
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Second Ward: Methodist Church
The polling places will be opened
from the hour Of 300 O'Clock noon
Clock pm. on said day.
Dated the 9Th day Of August, 1857
BY order Of the Town Council
Leo L. Brown
Town Clerk Of Browning, Mont
23.4c
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s .ST!es g o. .: :::e;*t s.! Sg!seI,o.
the 10th day of September, 1857, . spe.
clal election will be held in the town
u Browning. Montana. for the purpose
Of submitting to the qualified electors
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EXAMINERS COMMENTS

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Belona

Dr.. Patrick Carmichael. of
Richmond conducted the service
at Providence church Sunday, as
the Rev John Dozier was at Mas
sanetta Springs. where he took
some Of the boys from Powhatan
Hudson Rudd, Of Richmond,
and Everette Rudd. Of Washing
ton. D. G., visited their sister.
Mrs Beulah Walthall, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Reid Dobbins. Of
Richmond. were guests of their
parents Mr. and Mrs. II II. Dob
bins, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Deem Of
Richmond visited Mrs. w. j.
Hubbard
Mrs. 9. NJ Bell took Mrs. @.
M Rudd to Richmond Monday
She had been visiting MI. and
Mrs Bell for some time. The Bells
were supper guests Of M. and
Mrs Merit Bowles in Richmond.
Providence church Sunday
school picnic was held at Beal
Greek lake July 3 IT i always a
most enjoyable occasion. AZ many
enjoy swimming these days.
This community is still badly ii
need Of rain; the gardens ano
crops are SUFFERING Severelv ~
heat is intense, too.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Team Standings

Weeks Results
Goochland 4 Gainesville q
Cumberland 9 - Powhatan 81
Amelia 8 - Aryonia 6
The League S front RUNNING
clubs continued to show theit
heels to pursuers during the week
end. Tommy Bradshaw notchec
his seventh mound victory as
Goochland Alrned back Carriers.
ville's bid AZ Saturday night UNI
der the lights at Goochland, and
Montia Kennedy led Amelia to 4
9-6 win over Arvonia, Sunday aft
ernoon on the ArvOn field.
Ralph Clements hurled six-hit
ball as Cumberland picked up its
third win, 9-5 effort against
Powhatan. Clark Worsham went
the route for the losers and was
nicked for 10 hits. Cumberland s
defense was the tighter, two err
rors TO five for Powhatan.
The Bradshaw VS.. Billy Frank
IN duel expected at Goochland
never got beyond the first inning
when Franklin had to leave the
mound with sore arm. Marshall
smith. Cumberland High ace re-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

pitch over the left field fence for
homer and the Red Sox solitary
hit of the contest.
Billy Pierce. H-SC lefty. hurled
we'll, striking out seven and issu-
ing only three walks. He weak
ened in the ninth. however, to
see a 81 Farmville lead melt
Carpin opened the inning with a
double, advanced on Shores sin
gle and both scored on Tommy
Davis double Eddie Thornton fol-
lowed with a double to score Da-
Wis with the fifth run.
Farmville got a single tally in
the first on two errors and a stol-
en- base, and the Rockets made II
IL III sixth without hit using
walk. stolen base and fielder's
choice
Duncan s four master gave the
Soy THEN 2rl edge in the seventh
and set the stage for the Rocket
rally IN the ninth.
The Red Sox will meet Powha-
tan's James River League team
here Saturday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Golfing Pleasure Hit:

The dry weather hitting
Even the golfers complaining The
Golf Club hardened the surface of
shots
golfer peculiarly sensitive control greens
OF the
When the control but
produces long and often gentry
pitch 70 the green becomes ahmarish overshot
pushes waiting
The situation and one is
needed the LongWood Club
championships 70 determine the successors to w Billy
and Mrs Dolly Organ 1856 champions The qualifying
be completed this month
This abbreviated outfits now an
accepted the the
quilt hard swallow
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Powhatan To Seek
100000 Loan For
School Addition

PoWhatan board of supervisors
Monday approved application for
a 100000 loan for additions to
the county's schools.
The Powhatan school board
presented the request for the loan
from the Literary Fund of Vir-
ginia to build an agricultural
building, add two classrooms on
the Pocahontas High School build
ing and two rooms on the school
elementary building.
Supervisors and board members
toured the school earlier this year
and found the agricultural build
ing inadequate and additional
space needed in both the high
school and elementary school
buildings. Pocahontas is about
three miles west Of Powhatan c.
n on Route so.
The application called for a 80
year loan, to be paid in 80 annual
installments, with interest rates
three per cent a year, provided
that there are sufficient funds
available in the fund at the time
the money Is called for BY the
school board.
Money in the fund comes from
tines collected BY the state. 1t IS
loaned to the counties, primarily
Tor school construction, upon the
approval Of the state board Of ed
ucation.
Pocahontas school plant, in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
WHAT 4 TANK.

The Army is prepared to give
Troop ound Sherman medium
tanks to veterans organizations
for lawn ornaments. They are re-
placements for the customary
lawn cannon. Of which the Ord
nance Department has no more
for distribution A tank may be
obtained Cas long as they last)
for freight charges and a guaran-
tee it will be "demilitarized' All a
cost Of about 500.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

Farmville's contest with Victor
Ia scheduled here Tuesday night,
was postponed out of respect TO
the memory of Mrs A, C. Paul
cite. a substitute teacher and ard
ent baseball fan.
The contest will be played here
next Monday night
CreWe High continued unbeaten
with its closest shave of the sum
mer campaign Tuesday night a
10 victory over second place
Randolph Henry Jim May posted
one-hit effort. but he needed a
throwing error to win as Norris
Ramsey, R-H ace, held Crewe to
three hits.
The games only error resulted
IN the run. when Bob Tanner. R
II catcher let a pitch get past
him CreWe's All Crannis, on base
with walk, headed for third on
the passed ball Tanner retrieved
the ball. but heaved it into left
field trying to nip Crannis who
then scored
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Mrs. Lipscomb, 81,
Prince Edward, Is
Buried Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence Allen Lipscomb, 81, were
held Thursday at pm at Douglas
Presbyterian church. with the Rev
erends Ben Lacy and Arthur Gear
officiating.
Mrs Lipscomb, native Of Prince
Edward county. died July 9 at
Southside Community Hospital. The
daughter Of the late Letitia McDear-
man and Joseph Watson Allen. she
lived al Rose Bower, the Allen an
cestral home near Throck.
The widow of Allie Lipscomb, she
is survived by two daughters Miss
Sarah Lipscomb. Of Farmville. and
Miss Temple Lipscomb. of Rich
mond. two sons Allie Lipscomb of
Carrollton, Ky. and Watson Lips
comb Of Farmvllle. and one sister,
Mrs H M Roberts, Of Cleveland
Ohio
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
'siep|par,ds

ed
Dr. aad Mrs. Fired &, Mccall and
children Lynn, Pat and Jimmy re-
turned 10 aristol, Tenn after visit
ing thei.s fhrenta ara grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs J " Garter
VISITING ahe Barriers this week
were M. ind Mss Rsy Garter, and
Zebra Ma and AIRS MI. H Ettin-
ger. ana .seth, of Detroit, Mich. !.
Mr. ana Mrs. H.. B- Garter, and
Bennie, Of Orangey MF and Mrs.
Charles Cfrter And Charles, Jr..
and MidhS el, OF FarsLville
Mr. a2d Mrs. 4 r Word. Of Enon-
VILE cslleal On tie' Carriers Wednes-
day \.
MES Monroe. Jones lift Tuesday
for staresyille. 81 u, u, spend sew
eral week vita her dahghter-in-
Law. Ms Il Royal Jones, and chill
dren. whila her son, Royal is in
Oklahoma #on business
Mr.. and MIS- y N Garter Mr..
and Ms Ray Carter, and Debra
and VIZ B Carer spent Thursday
with J ( W. Word AT his farm near
MiddlekroGk
/ Mfs y = Sl'Rpietl returned ~
FoanoSf ! Q n 'la asier SPENDING
sever II: ~ WYE let so'- =, v
ana uaNgi~eI ~ alRU WITS Cie.e'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
County Committees
Named by FILA

The Farmers Home Administra-
ton has three county committee
men in each county TO act on APP
plicants' eligibility for loans. as
well as to recommend values for
farms purchased. developed or en-
largad with loan funds
County supervisor Benjamin F.
White, Of the Cumberland FILA
office. reports four new commit
teemen have been named for the
counties served by the Cumber-
land office
Fred Flood of Andersonvllle. III
Buckingham county who has
served three years, has been re-
placed by Yancey E. Bailey. Of
Rt 2 Farlnville. The other two
members are Aubrey j. Hardiman,
Jr.. and Dancy B. McCraw.
Lacy L. Flippen. of Columbia.
in Cumberland county, is being
replaced by James C. Rea, Jr. The
other two members are Howard
r. Bryant and Charles Womack
Jr.
John w Hatcher, Of Ballsville.
in PoWhatan county. is being re-
placed by R. Henry Hatcher, Of
Tamworth. The other two mem
bers are Edward T. Janney and
Philip n Brauer
4 George El Glenn. of Palmyra in
Fluvanna county. was replaced by
George w Forsyth. Of Bremo
Bluff The other two members are
Charles A. Stillwell and Willie r.
4 Winks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
57th Annual Meeting
Due at Buckingham

The 57th annual Buckingham tab
ernacle meeting will be held July
la through %. three and one-hali
miles south Of Buckingham G. H.,
near Horsepen lake.
Speakers will be DR.. and Mrs
c l. Armstrong. of Houghton, NY.
who have just returned from a toul
Of mission fields in Africa. Visiting
pastors will assist in the day serv.
ces The Rev. j w Stiles. of Alta.
vista. viii direct the music,
Services VIII be held at II am
and 2.30 and 7:45 pm. each day
A missionary service. with Tee
Court. of Roanoke. as speaker. vii
be held July Is!
The meeting Is conducted under
The auspices of Virginia District OF
Wesleyan Methodist Church Of
America.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Mrs. A. C. Paulette. 4S,
Buried Wednesday

Funeral services were held Wed
hesday for Mrs. Blanche Price
Paulette, 48. who died July 8 at
southside Community Hospital. She
was taken to the hospital Monday
tmornlng after she collapsed on the
stairs at the courthouse.
Burial was in Westview cemetery.
with the Reverends H. E. Hudgins
and Lloyd c. Arehart officiating.
I Mrs. Paulette was born Novem-
Der 49, 1903 in Rocky Mount, the
daughter OF the late Blanche Gar.
'Fett and Taylor Price. She attended
Stonewall Jackson Institute in Alb
ingdon and Longwood College. She
Twas a member Of Farmville Metho.
dist church.
She is survived by the widower
Archie Campbell Paulette, and one
brother, William Price. Of Houston
Tex.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

A Hard Decisions:
BY JOHN STICK

We don't
floats and RATS folks their
pleasure consider,
AS supervisor tell a
Just have the without folks
things like that-sometimes they don't get it.
What should be kept in mnd believe the size Of the lakes
where guard has wide distribution
swimming activity watch mtedse pool
the problem smaller comparable Goodwin
On Holiday Or Bear Greek. for example
Then the lakes ateoWnea controlled drowning
terrible
sad misap happening the III this We can't
~ minds
Development for taking insure will
happy outing tragedy healtbroken family
Privately the concessonaes ut the lake will tell that floats
other kinds buoyant considerable toub
often involving with
the wind tits them off they entanged Confidence
wonderful
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Eighth Inning Stretch,

High school pitchers who toll their
own scholastic circles find difficult eighth
innings when they
e-nnng routine represents Illustration Of the
pitching skill pacing.
Pitching on the successful ysl requires
ing change Of changeup pacing
to keep the batters
Even IN the there
Gus lengths of time five primarily
question Of stamina
haven't mastered
The New York Yankees Eddie working
with hilels Just step from major
pitcher running inning
parable TO the mile runner who
qualtershis pacing OF a
inning stint he to
The ate-nnng aieups the
be chargeable to the pitchers pacing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Two Two-Woy Ties Knot Standings
James River Loops Top Hurlers Post
Wins as Amelia, Coochland Hold Top

lieved him and had nine strike
outs before firing in the eighth
when GDochland rallied for three
runs to make up a 2-l deficit for
the victory. Bradshaw gave up
only five hits in going the dis
lance for Goochland.
Over at Arvonia, Amelia's Mon
te Kennedy had a no-hitter going
for six innings until Jones singled.
Before giving way to Martin in
the eighth. the ex-New York
Giant hurler had allowed only
three hits and two runs. Martin
was tagged for three hits and
four runs as Arvonia rallied in the
eighth, but Smith came on in re-
lief to snuff out the Arvons hopes
for an upset.
Bradley Carter. Arvonia starter.
was shelled from the mound ii
the first when the visitors ex-
ploded for three hits and four
runs Jones relieved in the second.
Vern Bickford in the eighth and
Banton in the ninth in an effort
70 halt the Amelians' march To
another win, Flippen and Hardy
with seven hits between them, led
the betty Amelia attack. Hudgins
mad two safe blows for the losers
Orchid was the idle club for the
Games This Week
Goochland at Arvonia
Orchid at Amelia
Cartersville at Cumberland
POWhatar idfo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Summer League Results
Ri Gives Crewe 10 Scare Tuesday:
Farmville-Victoria Game Postponed

In their last outing. Farmville's
summer Wolverines lost to Crewe
60 last Friday night. Both squads
had six hits. and three errors. but
the winners punched blows more
effectively Sterling Horner was
the winning pitcher and Robert
Jones the loser.
Games This Week
Friday
Farmville at Victoria
CreWe at Randolph Henry
Monday
Victoria at Farmville
Tuesday
Crewe at Victoria
Farmville at Randolph Henry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

day with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pip
ljunge.
Miss Frances Pipunge returned to
Farmyille Sunday after spending
her vacation with Mr., and Mrs. A.
Y. pipjunge.
Mrs. Basil Stonnell visited rela-
yves in Canada She and niece
returned Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin.
W B. Stonnell spent Saturday and
sunday night with Mr. and Mrs.
francis Stonnell in Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Oak Forest

Mrs R. L. Evans, and daughters,
Of Hyattsville Md. are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs! Reli-
ford Nelson
Mrs. c. M Duling and Mrs. 0. o.
Oliver, Of Richmond, spent Tuesday
with MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Pipiunge
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Wood, and
children. OF Richmond. spent Sum