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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Decorating Query

Mrs. NJ e. O., Washington
We have purchased a brick
rambler with a screened
porch or sun parlor. The
ceiling is knotty pine and the
floor is concrete. I'm hoping
someone can give me infor-
nation as to what kind OF
paint and what color we
should paint the floor. This
porch is opposite the living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Mint Freezing

Mrs. B. S. T., Cdrrollton
To Mrs. M. E. B., SLIDER Spring
To freeze garden mint for
winter use, gather young
mint leaves. wash and cover
with a little water. Bring to
a boil and simmer slowly for
five minutes. Then cool.
Place the mixture in a plastic
freezer containing some OF
the liquid, cover and freeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Feather Search

Mrs. Z. s., ALerdndrid
Does any reader know
where one might buy feathers
suitable for making a feather
bed? We have tried every
place we can think Of but
possibly someone might know
Of a place in the area that
sells them. Thanks very much
In advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
MulliqGtownY Soup
Mrs. z. D. A.. Washington
To Mrs. r. M. r., Arlington

MRS. T., ID. A. washington
To Mrs. r. M. r., Arlington
Use / cup diced uncooked
chicken, "a cup melted
fat, "a cup chopped onion
u cup chopped celery
"a cup diced carrots, 2 sour
apples pared and sliced. 4
tablespoons -four. / teaspoon
curry powder, s cups veal
stock, / teaspoon minced par
sley, 2 cloves. "a green pep
per chopped fine, "a teaspoon
pepper, l teaspoon salt. 70
teaspoon mace, / teaspoon
sugar and / can tomato pulp,
Brown chicken in fat. Add
vegetables and apples ana
cook until Drowned. STIR IN
-four and curry powder. When
well blended add stock slow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
EnqlGnd Bound
Mrs. w.. Washington

MY husband will be sta
toned on the East Coast OF
England and we are flying
to England soon. I would like
to obtain as much informa-
ton as possible on conditions
there from someone who has
fairly recently returned.
I would like to know what
is obtainable in the post
exchanges and what we
should take with us in the
way of clothes and apph-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

husband keeps talking about
a green tomato pie his grand
mother used to make. Does
anyone have a recipe for this9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

ances. Also, can We rent a
house or must we buy2 What
are English schools like, as
we may be too far from an
American school? Any other
information considered rele-
want would be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Flo Keeping

Mrs. C. F., Falls Church
To Mrs. J. A., Washington
If you have a freezer, select
ripe figs, wash and peel. If
desired, add / quart Of water
to 4 cups sugar for a syrup.
or coat with sugar. using about
/ to 4 pounds figs. Package
in plastic bags or regular
freezer type containers. This
is taken from a reliable
freezer preparation book,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
50th Anniversary

Mrs. A. G.. H.. Falls Church
Please could someone give
me some help on a 50th we'd
ding anniversary for my par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

When needed, scoop out a bit
at a time with a spoon.
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room which has beautiful
light oak floors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

TINS WEEK Mosslin.fAusU,s a.. 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

With the decorating accent on STYLE, these tobes
- TO" catching odmirine eonces from all sides.
Neatly and trinity styled with Donish influences
:. crofed with oak grained permanent Plastic
tops that resist heat and acids morrine chipping.
Turned hardwood legs with bross ferruIes.
KannsFurnture Washington: LeU Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Richly teStured, reody-mods slipeoven mode Of
n,lroee oAcRoN yarns blended with royon and
cotton. They wash like dream. never need ironing,
III like on upholstery job and ore mode with
shrred ounes. Choice Of decorator shodes Of Apple
Green, Brown Cherry Red Antique Gold
Evening star., 1958-04-17
REPAIRS q SERVICE
Ic0NrlNutpl
TRASH REMOVED

WALKER TRASH Co, ~. S-asO2
CALL MILLER's for your hom,
modsrnisation REQUIREMENTS, In
eluding additlons, Kitchens. rsere'
se VR sorm adopn pSIen sna Hinaos. TS anc
painting and decorating. servina
NV Wash. and Montgomery coun.
'MiILEs pEvELcPxENT Co. !"
EMerson 2-ll64
Evening star., 1958-04-17

pss ss.l EsHIEss ist ..i. bus s;.a.SSi .sSsi iss..A
Gas s.., AsNSns .,.S;' EsHi S:sf p:F sT6yn 40 cSp
i0il 7th al, nv. Ma, s-s9b2
Gss :a .ssas; ssssEs =; s;:c g. S''ii sE;j
Evening star., 1958-04-17

FURNITURE, new and used-Plenty
Of good used furniture; excellent
condition. COLES FURNITURE
SbO3 Baltimore blvd, College
Park, TO. g-6664.
FURNITURE AND FURNIsHINGs-
Cost $500: sell for $1,000 as
unit Two-bedrm. apt. with air
cond, and swimming pool avail
Evening star., 1958-04-17

PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch store,
all have q complete selection oi
pianos and organs for sale oil
rent. Plenty Of parking space In
front Of each store. 1880 Georgia
ave. silver spring; 5lS9 Lee
Anne st.. FrederickSburg. Va. Sill
yer Spring and Arlington stores
are open evenings
Evening star., 1958-04-17

SIC; uprts. Gable. S75: stief.
Sl35: small Steinway, Se2b
grands small size by Lester, S215
Steinway, others reaS. PAU
GOLIBART. 1886 Columbia I'd
nv, AID. 4-ba9s. 9.30 to o daily
Open Thurs. ewes. TO .. Piano
wanted
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLE. Axe res; good gun dog,
excellent hunter; must sell NOV
ing In apt: $50 or best offer. 10.
Evening star., 1958-04-17
WAREHOUSE
SALE
Factory Close-outs and
Floor Samples
THURS, FRI. TIL 8
Mario Furniture Co.
1923 18th ST. NV.

DE. g-4747
Daily TIL . PM.
Wed. and Sat, 'Tll q Pm.
FURN.--Desk with chair, SIS
chest with 4 drawers, $40; misc
pottery, bowls, cups: other bric-a
brac. JE. 3-9442.
FTRN; si%%SnS sim. SaS ;Uir Ssd bed Mains Ens
end tables; lounge chair; mahoS
breakfront; SIN. base kit cab.
dinette set Call bet. 10 pm. fol
appt. ia. .-3265.
FURN. mod. lounge chail
and new uphoistered occaslona
chair, . matching black lamp ane
coffee tables. step table, blacl
with white leather, matchinI
lamps. Ipair), / other lamp, q
DC. din. set, incl. serving bufiet
3 Hollywood beds. twin, dble.
/, 8-drawer chest: reasonable. Oh
4-311g. --------
FURN.-old home sold, disposins
contents: large gold leaf mirrors
Chandelier: French furn. incl
bedrm, set; pr. commodes, love
seat, uphol. chairs, walnut din
set, fireplace equip, lamps, silver
service, cedar chest, pictures
carved Italian chest. screens
books. wash. mach. misc; items
1911 Upshur st. NV Fri.' sat.
1915.
FURN. - Bedrm., din. rm. sets
refgr.. genuine oriental rug ant
misc. items for sale, cheap. Cal
ia. 9-7814.
FURN.-End tables, lounge chair
mirror, buffet; leaving city; best
offer. IA. 2-4369. -..----..-
FURN.--Dinette suite: liv. rm. suite
"a bunk beds (can be used as twin
bedsl; dressers, and misc. Reas
10. 2-s223.
Evening star., 1958-04-17

Washington. NesodI bui nobody
uAdeFsslla FURNITURE FAIR
NC backed by our price KuaT.
antse Look for the one OF . kind
coat Budset terms available Or
approved credit FuRNfTUNh
FAIR. INC, very larus, nns fuEni'
ture dlaeount store, Mclean, Va,
~. e-45O0. Open daily 'til o. Sat
FUnNIrURE=m.s, $50; rvs $40
up va.hsfa s2b np; sectional
sofa $50 bedrm. suite, $50 a.
ss;s..s .EsirsssEs'o,I, S.T, AIS nv Ss
twin Knslandsr beds; sAtI esdaI
Sh,,s., Sh,s,,. 'so lnnr shslI. 30 Sovtss se Tss;
s,sso7s' slSt H. P'i'Sins DR." AFl" IA
FURNITURE. tvo-bedroom house
complete Furnishings, all for sale
sac. must aell, AP, 1-h0O3,
VURN.-complsts bedrm. suite, al.
nette set and living .rm,, like new
Assume payments Of $50 per mo
on delinquent account on balance
due after amAll down payment
4 iNhto nv. fNs.Hss pR' Nss..t4ss, iS-e ie''
FURNITURE
500 so Hldsavay bed, only si2o &c
500 so Sofabed, ONLY t6n 30
sll,nb step table, ONLY sseb
~ pb Lamps ONLY S6.nn
siin.b0 Hlywd. beds. ONLY $50 ~
nj hooms Si rins Irulnisnsnz snz a,
Young Furniture Co.
6t7 9TH 81, NV, Di 7.s23l
Evening star., 1958-04-17

PIANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel; Govern
ment and District employees car
save real money on all kinds Of
instruments ct the PIANO MART
1918 7th 81. NV. Over 100 spin
ets,. consoles, grands and up
sT s-8a00' PIANO MART. iOIb
7th street NV. tin the block above
the library
Evening star., 1958-04-17

EuRN.-s, sompl, rooms, Liy,, din,
IssI SsSIrmie ie,HpF HpF,siIsallss wA ssHsssS' 81" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
|UFFERIN' relieves the painful miseries
Of cold twice as fost as aspirin!

Wontvpsef your stomach os ospirin often doesl
Wind rain penetrating cold they all combine to
make cold even more unbearable.
That's the time for Bufern Only Buferin adds aspi
rim exclusive compound Of two antacid ingredients
called DiAhphnaie Result Buffern relieves the painful
miseres of cold twice fast aspirin-wont upset
your stomach aspirin often does.
And you take Buferin right from the beginning
the end Of cold For it's safe and gentle that you
il contnually-as direced-without fear Of upset
stomach Try it next time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Relief for ASIAN FLU sufferers:

Wettot t0H ASINN FIU SUltoF0F9:
!. Bufern Is Of great value in relieving pain and
reducing fever!
2. Buherins tremendous speed Of action brings won
derful relief from aches and pain in minutes.
D. Because Bufierin combines aspirin with an exch,-
sive combination Of special antacid ingredients Il
cannot upset your stomach as aspirin ofen does.
4. Because It's so gentle in action. you can take
Buferin directed, with complete salety-from
the beginning to the end Of your illness.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Bell wcr,
Conrad visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin WOODWARD
of Babb were visitors in Brown
ing Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conwa,
of Seville were visitors in Brown
ing Wednesday.
Wesley and Nina Hodges ant
small daughter. DcSircc. were
guests at the Joe Mckay anc
Warren Sheck homes on Wcdnes
day. Mr.. Hodges reported a some
what heavier snowfall in Joplin
Mrs. Dolores Anderson and he,
little daughter. Robin Ruth, arc
leaving Great Falls Thursda,
evening to fly to Panama City
Panama. to join Mr.. Anderson
who is playing winter baseball
for the Carta Vcija club in tina,
city. They will BE- there until
about the middle of Fcbruar,
when they will return so tina,
Mr.. Anderson will be in time 70,
spring training In Florida.
The Andersons have been visit
ing in Browning with Mrs. Andcr
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
crt Douglas.
Guy Smith suffered painful in
juries to both hands last Sun.
day afternoon while he was as
sisting others rescue several head
of stock mired in a lake at the
edge of Highway 2 west of town.
Passing tho lake on a hunting
trip. Smith and Dewey Brcy. rid
inr in Smiths pickup. Sourh, "a
pull ono of the stock ashore by
use Of a rope. The animal had
been laSSOcd, with the loose end
of tho rope fastened TO tho truck
When the truck was moved for.
ward the rope snapped in two
at a point midway where Smith
was gripping It. The broken ends
abrascd the palms Of his hands
as we'll as fractur!ng the right
hand thumb. lie was driven to
Browning by Brcy for emergency
treatment.
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a siege of chickcnpox Is prev
alcnt among children of Brown
ing and reservation points.
Blackfect Agency Administra.
tive officer. r. f.. Miles, was in
Billings this week on business.
Mrs. Joe Davis has returned
home from a several weeks visit
with a sister in Sturgis. S. Oak.
Mrs. ". r. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Don MacRae were driven to
Great Falls Tuesday by their hus.
bands. The two ladies expect to
undergo surgery this week.
Leslie Smell spent the weekend
with his wife and daughter. Maur.
cen. at Havre. Mrs. Smell is at.
tending Northern Montana Col.
lcgc and Maurccn the Sunnyside
grade school.
Edward ATTRIBUTABLE, who was
one Of eight persons involved in
car accident at East Glacier
October 81. was brought by local
ambulance from a Great Falls
hospital to Browning last Friday.
AftcrbuffalO. son of Wilson and
jeanette Aftcrbuffalo. suffered a
shoulder injury and q fractured
pelvis as the result Of the acct.
dent. His condition was reported
as good early this week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

Minutes oi the regular meeting Of
the Town Council OF the Town u
Browning. Montana. held August u.
1854.
Present were: Mayor, q. \. TcileGrro.
I'd Aubcrt. Fred Cobcii and Fred Des.
Roster. Also present was {, v, lluppr.
special Counsel.
I'd Aubcrt asked What could be done
abUW Biii iicrcovich payin. taxes on So
Of street that he owned. liuppe answer.
cd that he should give an attorney .
ten dollar fec and have him make .
.iN to the city or attempt TO have II
taken of the tan rolls Or fence Il of.
HANK Parsons appeared before ,hc
council and asked for . pump 10 b.
supplied By the CITY for him 10 grt
water pressure. Ne stated that he pos.
sesArd an agreement between Mrs. 1De.
CURE and the previous council that he
Was 10 get water under pressure. Id
| Aubert assured him that the Town n.
hancps were In no shape 10 take care
Of that. Mayor q. A. Triiefero asked
hin, 80 bring the agreement 70 him
the following dry 10 that he could
determine Just what obligations the
present council had. This Hank agreed
10 do.
The Mayor cited that the people
were complaining about the police. The
Chief VI Police told the mayor that
M had siven them = list Of insestac.
lions Of tho mayor ard that each had
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Browning City Council

| Minutes Of the regular meeting OF
the Town Council Of the Town Of
browning, Montana, held July 10, 1851
| Present at the meeting and consti
| tuting quorum were: Mayor. O. A.
rellefero. and Councilmen. Joe Lewis
frcd Cobell and Ed Aubert. Present
also was Harold Zimmerman.
Naomi Bird appeared before the
Council and asked for an adjustment
on her water bill which became ex.
cesstvc due to leak. The Mayor
assured her that this would be taken
up at a later time.
BIZ I.ahuf and Bud Blevins appear.
ed 10 inquire what procedure was neces.
sary to Vet sewer In their district
They were informed that Il would be
necessary to create u special improve.
ment district by getting SignerS on q
petition asking for an improvement
district and present the same 20 the
Council
AZ this point Fred DesRosier entered.
Motion was made by Fred DesRosicr
to accept Harold Iianneman. county
commissioners offer to furnish . police
radio and $4,000 per month toward
an operators salary In an effort to
Increase the effect Of local Law en-.
forccmcnt agencies and the fire warn.
ing system. Seconded BY Fred Cobeii
and unanimously passed.
Ed Aubert moved that a meter
'~ater) be Inst allied In every house with
a bathroom In accord with Ordinance
No. Il. effective the second week Of
Jul" and that any refusalS Of the order
wer" to have water service discontin.
ued. Seconded by J. Lewis and unani.
'aOusly passed.
II was moved by Joe Lewis that the
mill levy for la58.59 be the same As
he mill levy for 1888. Seconded by
I'D Aubcrt and unanimously carried.
Motion by Fred DcsRosier to rein.
state Il third policeman vas seconded
nv Joe Lewis and unanimously passed.
Motion was made TO adjourn snd
unanim"n''> pa.."d
q. \ Tclicfcro. Mayor
ATTEST
L." |. Brown. Town Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

dent. Blackfect Indian Agency, Brown.
Ing, Montana, for the leasing Of ~, 75s
CD acres of Tribal land and OH G35
acres of allotted Indian land located
IN Townships 81 North. Range Is West,
81 North. Range II West. 20 North.
Range ID West; 80 North, Range II
West; IS North, Range Is West Is
North. Range ~; - North, Range ~
West. Glacier Count, Montana, for oil
and RaS leasing purposes The detail,
OF the lease offering and how and
where to file bids may he obtained by
addressing the Inquiry to the Super
intcndent of the Blao kfcct Indian Agen
cy, at Browning, Montana
Howard +. Johnson
Superintendent
First Publication November ~, 1853
Last Publication November 20. 1851
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

The Browning Chamber of
commerce plans to meet at the
Agency Barracks Tuesday even.
ing November rs, at 8 pm.
Robert Howard and USpHS|
nurse, Miss Shefner, were in
Great Falls on business early this
week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
GIRL SCOUT TROOP S

We met November 10 at 30
at the Girl Scout house. We
moppcd the water up and swept
and dumped the trash into a
bigger can. and two Of the girls
busted and put the shelf IN order
We painted the shed. Lucille
took the trash to the dump Then
the pipe broke and We swept and
mopped the best We could We
moppcd about Is times We had
a tough job
Scribe. Diane DOorc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

Continuance Of the meeting OF August
!? and held August -. 1883.
Present ut the meeting were: Mayor.
o. A. Tciiciero. and Councilinen I'd
Aubcrt. Fred Cobril. Joe Lewis and
Fred DrSk0sier excused.
MaSor T"llcfcro opened the meeting
b. asking for suggestions. criticisms or
questions The Supt wanted 10 know
~hst had happened 10 the water today
It's question was unanswered.
Mayor Tcilcicro then made an offer
to the Agency representatives. That the
whole Agency Area. With the exception
Of the Jail and the Museum. be put on
= tS.O00.00 flat rate per year: That the
Government Install y meter and u u
WAS found that less than IS 900 10 worth
of water Mas consumed then the Town
would refund them the difference.
Mr., johnson suggested that this would
have 10 be- submitted TO Agency sole
mor. .. another possibility. lie further
=. ID the department queGt0ns the
and hence feels that they would b.
payin. for something not received.
After agreeing that all the possible.
ties should he presented TO Government
Solicitors for study the meeting WAS
adjourned
Note. IL the above discussions Il was
deter mined that the agency had sis
public buildings and ~ residences and
that upon this number Of outlets .
figure u close 10 q. V00O % vas reached
BY Agency Oiftciais The above outlets
are exclusive of the Hospital.
y. 4. Teilcfrro Mayor
Leo l.. brown. Town Clerk
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Local News Items

Blackfect Agency Supcrintcn.
dent. Howard johnson, left for
the Billings Area office Monday
on business. lie expects to be-
zone all week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

Minutes Of the regular meeting Of
the Town Council Of the Town Of
Browning. held November 8. 1855.
Present were: Mayor. o. 4. Teiicfero
and Councilman Ed Aubcrt. Joe Lewis
and Fred DesRosier. Fred Cobcll ab
srnt.
4 representative Of the Corps Of
Army Engineers appeared before the
Council to inquire ss to What co0pera.
ton the Town would give The EnRt.
nccrs In furthrring the steps taken BY
them In . flood control program. NJ.
Lewis asked a. 10 what cooperation was
needed.
The representative answered that .
preliminary survey had been made and
submitted to the Council for changes
and notifications and some specific
suggestions. lie further stated that the
Council would have to obtain the
right .of.wsys. The Mayor then appoint.
ed Fred DrsRosiss and Fred Cobeii
- = committee to meet with the tribal
council to outline ! flood control pro.
gram.
Moved By Joe Lewis that that portion
Of the Si67S.N owed to IVES uOukc
for completion work on the new water
system and authorized BY the attorney
bc paid Second Dcsi.osirr and unani.
Moved BY &. Auber, TO release IVES
House iron, the obligation. VI his per.
Torrance bond on Improvement IBIS.
tricts !. . and 10. Lewis seconded and
unanimously passed.
Fred DrsRosirr moved 10 raise the
interest rate from I per cent to . per
cent on registered warrants. seconded
BY Aubcrt and passed By . majority.
J. Lewis dissrntrd.
The Town Clerk was authorized and
instructed 10 contact the Town Ait0r.
ncy 10 have On ordinance or ordinances
drawn ny In legal form raising building
Ing plumbing permits and electrical
permits In IN amount to be determined
By the Council.
Motion was made to adjourn and
unanimously passed.
o 4. Tciirfrro. Mayor
ATTEST
Leo l.. brown. Town Clerk
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lECAl,S

$40 o. o. !. "a n :!:. }. taAs q!
OLAekS66i iNolHH HoiNeV
ORoWN1lM0, MONTANA
SEALED BIDS viii b received until
100 PM, Mountain Standard Time,
December 10. iyes. and opened at that
time In The Office u the Yupertnlsn.
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Minutes "f Special meeting Of tho
Town Council Of the Town of Browning,
Montana. held on August u, 1858 In
ne Aesncy barracks for the purpose Of
, discussing new water contract and
water rates between the Town OF
browning and Agency officials
Present At the meeting We're: Mayor
o. \. Trlicfcro. and Cuunciin,en Jo..
Lewis. Ed Aubert and Fred Cobrll
Absent Was Fred Desi.o,ier. Asenc,
employees present were: Bertrsin, Du.
buque. Miles. johnson. Lewis and lee
Also present was city Engineer, Vim.
Wensei. and Charles Y. Huppc. Special
counsel
Mr. Johnson. Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs. reviewed from the files the
history Of the present contract, too
lengthy to be recitcd here. He rccited
that over the wears there had been
a question of abiiit. to serve and that
this vas critical In view Of the hospits 81
and stated further the instance Of
turning out patients constituted . pub.
lic health problem.
The Mayor agreed At this point but
Indicated that the present Council could
of the water system due to breaks.
I'd Aubcrt assured the Supertnte ndent
that every effort vas being made 10
insure an adequate supply. He recited
that tests Of .allonage were and are
continuing to bc made. that there Was
expected certain forms from the state
Of Montana In which tests Of quality
and quantity could be made.
Mr.. wcnIcl suggested that solving
Of the water supply could be done
by another iniiltration pipe, that Al
present irrigation Was extensive, that
there was two billion gallon storage
al the well site. and Il VAS desirable
to have 1T i.a>, ju.oO0 gallon storage
In town or On the line.
The Mayor asked the feasibility Of
drilling we'll and using our own
pump to supply the water 10 the town!
II was answered that this could be
done. hut that there Mas . question
Of money.
After u discussion Of supply and
distribution all agreed that In nesotist.
Ing ; new contract there were three
possibil,ti~s: First. strictly mr,erins
one gate and all houses: Second. re.
negotiation Of the S2.O0O.OO contract:
Third. flat rate regardless Of the
two thousand
~ this point the Superintendent
asked on What basis . new charge
could he made aaainN the Agency.
Mr.. Tcilcicro ansv cred that conNump.
ton was greater and tina, measure Of
this was accurate IN pamphlet issued
by the Public Service Commission Of
Montana.
Il wa> agreed tina, on the following
morning the Mayor would have the
pamphlet In the hands Of Agency
representatives for study.
Motion was made 10 continue the
mrciin. the following day and unsni.
mousl. passed,
ATTEST:
Leo l.. Brown. Town Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
meets at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Elias, phone FE8.4l9l.
Sunday morning bible study
10 am.
Worship Service IL am.
Tuesday evening bible study
8pm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
HORSES bought. sold and traded

daily. Numerous broke horse.
for sale. riding and work nor.
scs. We buy. sell and trade
every day. Contact or write
Clark Turnbaugh. Blackfo0t.
Mont.
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