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HUTCHINSON. CHRISTOPHER T. On

Sundsy,, ApLII 3: Iy5s, CHRisIO-
g Sc. beloved husband OF Mrs
Mary c. Hutchinson. father OF Mrs
Mary II. Milstead, Mrs. Dorothy
MONTGOMERY. irving s., CHRISTOPHER
Z. and William n Hutchinson
brother Of Mrs. Maude Zepp, Mrs
Naomi Gates, Mrs Edith Shelton
and Norman r. Hutchinson Also
survived by eighteen grandchildren
and eighteen great-Rrandchiidren
Friends may call st the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST. and Mess ave 2.
where services will be held On We'd
nesday, April q At ! pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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sPATEs. FRANCIs JOsEPH. on Sum.

day, April ., 1858. FRANCIS
Of Thelma B. Spates tnee Berry, son
Of Eleanor Carroll SpateS. brother OF
Dorothy Dubois. Ann Sherwood,
Eleanor and John Spates Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 1871 18th st. Sc.
until Wednesday, April o. at 10
am REQUIEM mass at ST. Dominie'S
Church al 1890 am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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LEE. BRIG. GEN. RAYMOND ELIOT

On Monday, April Z. 1855. AZ the
GEN. RAYMOND ELIOT LEE. UsA
SretireD Of 1874 10th st. nv, nv.
Lee, father OF Mrs. 0rosVenor Blair
brother Of Colin K. Lee Of 81.
Louis. Mo Services will be held
at the Christ Episcopal Church. 31st
and o SITS. NV. on wednesday,
April u, at ESQ pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers. Il Is requested that
contributions be mace TO the Christ
Episcopal Church Building Fund
or the American Cancer Society.
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LYONS. LUCY DECK. On Sunday. Apri

4. 1858. at her residence. 1928 N
ST. NV. LUCY DECK LYONS. be-
loved wife of the late John p. Lyons
mother OF Mrs. II. C. Ellsworth, sister
Redding and John c Deck. Funeral
from the DeVol Funeral Home, aa24
Wis. ave. NV. on Wednesday. April
y, al 10 m. thence 10 Holy Trinity
Church. seth and o SITS NV. where
requiem mass viii be offered al
1880 am. Friends and relatives
invited Interment Mount Oliyel
Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 8
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SHAW. ELDER FLOYD. On Friday
SMITH. ALICE MOuLToN On Mon

DAY. ApriI !, 1855. ALICE Mo Jul
TON SMITH Of $500 Manchester
Miss Margsret Smith 0raveside
services will be held in Taunton.
Mass. on Wednesday, April ., at 3
pm. Interment Maynover Hill
Cemetery. Taunton, Mass.
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NORRIS, NED on Monday Aprn

NORRIS, NED. on Monday. April z,
NED NORRIS OF 0iD Beverly drive,
Alexandria Va. beloved husband Of
Mrs, Minerva W. Morris. father OF
and son OF Mrs william r. Morris
Of San Angelo. Tex. He also is sur
vived by three sisters and one
brother. all OF Texas Friends may
call at Oawlers Chapel. 1886 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. tcourteSy parkins
Oppositel, where services will be
held on Thursday. April 10, At
1":15 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 3
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RICHRRD A. BURTON, seey'

HARPER. RICHARD NJ. The Gaurd
nuE1np, OF Honor will conduct fu-
%N neral services for our late
~ 4E Comrade, RICHARD NJ
KSsi HARPER. at pm. Tues.
XS day. April \, 1858, al
Chambers Funeral Home
5l1 llth st. Sc All
members Of Police and Fire Post
No. ~ American Legion, are urged
to attend
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RUSSELL. NORRIS. On Tuesds

NORRIS FUssELE Of Ashton. No
He Is survived by his wife. Mrs.
M.rgaret Fairman RUSSELL. Also
RUSSELL, Taylor Fussell, Norris 2
RUSSELL. Lewis W. Fussell. Oeorge r
Fussell and seventeen grandchildren
lnterment Arlington National Gene.
terry on Wednesday. April y, at ! !
am. Please omit flowers In favor Of
Cancer Fund
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DONALD. WILLIAML A speclsl com
THORLA J. HALL. W. NJ.
HELEN r. VIRTS, Secretary.

DUNYER. SAMUEL. On Monday. April
z. 1855. SAMUEL DUNYER, beloved
father OF Joseph Dunyer OF HyattS-
Vile, Md; Henry Dunyer OF Chillum
Terrace. Md. Mrs Sylvia LevinSon
OF Silver Spring. Nd: Carl Dunyer
and Mrs. Raw Peikin. both Of WASH
ington. D. c. Also survived by three
brothers and one sister. William,
Joseph and BENJAMIN Dunyer. all
of New York. N. Y. and Mrs. Rose
Eanet OF Washington, D. c. Also
surviving are eleven. grandchildren
and three Observation-Disclosures Serv-
ices at the c. d. GOLDBERG l. Son Fu-
neral Home, 4217 9th ST. NV. on
Tuesday, April s, at = pm. Inter-
ment George Washington Lodge
Cemetery tBenningl Mourning
period win commence on Saturday,
April IL. AZ l403 Rittenhouse St
NV. Family requests in lieu OF
flowers, contributions be made 10
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SEESsEL. KATHERINE y. o. OF e6Ol
Charlotte Mecutcheon. Harriet Ply
ana Oswell cahill. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 400
Chaplin 81 NV. on Wednesday. April
y. at . pm lnterment Washington
National Cemetery.
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SMITH. REGINALD

SMITH. REGINALD. on Sunday.
INALp SMITH, beloved husband Of
Mrs Rosa Smith. father OF Clarke
Smith and brother Of Mrs Ophelia
RanSome. Notice OF funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS BY Barnes 4 Mat
thews o
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HILLARY, LEO P. tODIE). REQUIEM
Mass for the repose OF the soul Of
LEO p HILLARY will be cele-
brated on Wednesday, April y. 1858
at 10 am. al St. Rilas Church.
Glebe and Russell rds, Alexandra,
Va. Friends and relatives invited
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DUNYER. SAMUEL. The oficers and
members OF George Washinston
Lodge. Independent Order Of Birth
Sholom. are urted TO attend
brother SAMUEL DUNYER. on
Tuesday. April :, 1858. at = pm.
At the Goldoerg Funeral Home. i2l7
9th St NV
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members q FRINGE Georges Forest
No. 1879. Tail cedarS Of Lebanon
are requested to assemble at the
Lee Funeral Home. .4th st. and Mass
1855. at pm. 70 Conduct cedsr
funeral services for our late brother
HARRY j. HoDoEs, Jr,
WILLIAM ; oI nnMarnnsa w srt Gseaf 3
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GEGAR, TONY. on Monday. Aprli Z.

1853. y Pi!nss dsoT9es' General
B BSSS,s- mt TO Ss S GsSGsas 1.i1ssI.s
Oeear and father Of Mrs. Viola
Moore. Mrs, Louise Riddle; Mrs,
Mary Bolton. Mrs. Helen Wallace,
Andy: Tony w and BUDDY 10y ,o Zee
teen erandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st and Mass. ave, ne, where pray
ers will be offered on "wednesday,
April o. at q am. IntOrment Mount
Oiivet Cemetery. 4
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EDWARDS. DAVID LANE. on Thurs.
day. April, 3. 1855. at the District
General Hospital. DAVID LANE
EDWARDS, AGED ~, son q David
leaves two grandmothers. Mrs
Magsie NJ Naylor and Mrs corine
Edwards: . grandfather Mr.. John
Edwards: three aunts. Mrs. Virginia
Thompson Mrs. Sadie watson. Mrs
Jeniols Jackson two uncles, John
ard Russell Edwards Friends may
call al BoydS Funeral Home. 1898
10th st. NV. after ) pm. Tuesday,
April =. Funeral on Wednesday.
funeral home
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LEVY. CAPT. DONALD r.. UsN. OF
SUNDAY, Apt! = Lac IsSs in wash Washing
USN. husband OF Anne Petit Lev!
and father OF Patricia. Harold p
and Donald r., tr Services at thu
WINS 4 Taylor Funeral Home, Tren
t tSn j. rn Z: pp Rx,5 Ihu c.m.
terry, West Trenton, N. J. o
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FORD. john 2. suddenlr. on Pridar

HpIil !. less J JoEN : P e a5lo e.
loved husband Of Eloise Ford. He
leaves TO mourn their loss seven
felatiVes and friends U FRIENDS aS'' may "
cell at his late residence Tuesday.
April 8. 347 nth St Sc, after
Bpm. Funeral WEDNESDAY April 81.
az 81 cyprian's Church. 18th and
G SITS. Sc, at 10 an tntermsnt
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments By Better Funeral Home. D
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HUTCHINSON. CHRIS. To ali menu
bers of Bakers Local Union,
No. rs, please take notice
6fYHA Brother CHRIS HUTCHIN-
yOW SON died on Sunday. April
4. 1885. Members may
NV call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave ne Services at ! pm Wednes-
day. April y, Interment Fort. Lin
coin Cemetery,
ADOLPH HELLWIG. Secretary.
CHARLES McCLOSkY. Bus Agent
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uF sEN s s;HsggMMA.NN' sI rssid.nt-

EARIEY. GLADYS VIRGINIA. De.
parted this life on Monday. April
{ s., ne. GLADYS VIRGINIA EAR.
LEY ARRANGEMENTS being made bS
the Williams Funeral Home. 44ij
Deane ave. ne. Notice OF funeral
later
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BRADY. GLADYS. In loving memory
OF my dear daughter, GLADYS
BRADY, who departed this LIE four
teen years ago today. april D. ls44
She was q wonderful daughter.
50 gentle. sweet and kind;
You will live forever in my heart
And always In my mind.
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TT, GEORGE W. A special CON-
3 n ognsa SS 81 q stansSuT'
N NJ. will be held in the Ma
No sonic Temple in Bright.
TX wood on Wednesday. April
~ q. 1855. at 6.45 pm. tc
" attend the funeral services
our late brother, GEORGE W
OFT. ALBERT H. JONES.
- WoIshipiul Master.
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GRAY, MARY L.. on Monday, April
loved wife Of Mason b. dray and
sister Of blanche Rowland. Mrs.
sherman Funeral from the ". VI
Deal Funeral Home. 1872 ueorsia
ave NV, on Wednesday, April y.
at / 80 pm. Interment Tully, N. Y
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FORD. JOHN q. The oficers and
~ members OF the Holy Name
q !! ;I:I 4: 4; 4;
wv on Tuesday. April s. 1858,
at pm, for recitation OF the
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LLOYD. THOMAS W. On April 8
brother broth V Of Mrs MR. ROY Oliver 'T Re.
mains At Chambers Funeral Home
3U92 NJ ST. NV. until Wednesday
April -. at 9 am. Services anc
interment Arlington National Gem.
eterv, at $3.50 an.
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MuLLIN. CLEMENTINE. on Monday
April 2, 1855. at Mashinston Hos;
Dte t cep Hso cLE Aams Ssor MYL VII
Of The late John Muilin; molhei
OF Mrs Alice NJ Wood. Mrs. Viz.
einla =. Richmond and John r
MS nsnct ana o Ss,sr s 81 MRS ma rap S.,
daughters. Friends may call a. IN,
Lee Funeral Home. 4th -. and Mass
ave. ne. where services VIII D,
held on THURSDAY ~, APR, TO- c a.
terry. OFredericksbure, Va. paper'
please eopyJ
osHNSii o5s' rAAN II o n MG oSXEs S't q
aIsY YP'' Rin s. g Funeral sFsy'aFs Home e
2D0l i4th st. nv. on "wednesday
hf SSsiiItl.s ssenssstO sTAnnIDs 1 cstS.
ole Church. 400 Wisconsin ave
the mass will be. offered az am
for the repose Of her soul Inter
ment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
OWENS, THELMA JEAN. on satur.
day. April 5. 1858, a her residence
oSWSrEs ~ Si,. ny ~ MATHEW THsEMH o SEAS
and mother Of Mrs Joyce peisno
and Mrs. Ruby Welsh Of Richmond
Va. Friends may call al the Lee
Funeral Homo. 4th 81 and Mass
ave. ne where services will b,
held on Wednesday. April p, 81
10 am interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
PARKER, ETHEL NJ. on Friday. Apri
81 ne. Ethel N PARKER. beloved
wife Of Benson Parker, sister o.
James M, and John A. Williams
friends The late Mrs. Parker ma,
be viewed AZ the Stewart Funera
TS o@s 80 where services n ', Wil 6s R.t
Wednesday. April o. at ! pm. IN
terment Woodlawn cemetery. ap
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LANE, JOHN y. On Saturday, April ;
1855, JOHN E. LANE Of 73I ID st
NV. beloved husband of Malindi
Lane. He also is survived by a hos
OF other relatives and friends. Aftei
) pm. Wednesday, April 8, 1858
friends are invited to call at tn,
Jarvis Chapel, l432 You St. NV.
where funeral services will be helC
on Thursday, April 10, at 1880 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. "
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GRAHAM. CORA z, OF 4B0g. Ritten-
house ST.. Riyerdale Md. formerly
Of Baltimore, Nd, on April z, 1858,
Sister Of Clara Grouse, Maud Pearl
Chs mbers Funeral Home 1901
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd, on
Wednesday, April ~ at 10 am. In
terment Baltimore, Md
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SEE nrn ,MnANDL. On sundny
erans Hospital. RANDLE p. sPEN
GER. son OF the late Charles and
Gertrude Spencer. husband o.
Vivian Spencer, father OF Robert
Spencer. brother OF Dorothy and
uncles. five auntS and 4 host OF rela.
tiveS and friends. After 5 pm
Tuesday. April 4. friends may cali al
Boyd's Funeral Home. 1888 goth 81
NV, Funeral on Wednesday. April q
81 am, from the Mount Zion
4. NJ. Z. Church. 1894 2pth II. NV
Interment Arlington Cemetery on
Friday. April IL.
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A MINUTE
WITH Nj

We have had quite a fight on
our hands in combating the re.
cent polio epidemic, and it ap
pears that if things continue as
they now are, we are winning.
Fighting a disease such as polio
Is not like an ordinary fight. or
a battle in which one can see
the enemy. When We fight polio,
VIC are fighting blndly, no, only
because VIC don't know where
or when ii will strike. bu, be
cause VIC don't cycn know the
nature of its existence nr where
and how il breeds
Polio is in some respects like
a tornado or a cyclone. II strikes
suddenly and without warning
destroying everything in its path
However, the elements of nature
destroy material things and they
can be replaced or rebuilt
but when polio strikes. i, destroys
life and limb; things tina, cannot
be replaced.
The old saying that soap and
water is the best defense against
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Plenty to eat and turned out a
good time. The Police was the
big object.
There was q pick up truck stol.
en- from Dupuyer and was left In
a hole and one boy was picked
up by Tatsey and now is in Con.
rad county Jail.
Several of the Heart Butte
Boys have gone on haying jobs
toward Dupuyer and Choteau.
Mrs. Gene Crandell of Their.
mop0lis Wyoming has gone home
last week after visiting with her
brothers and sisters here during
the celebration at Heart Butte.
People and their children was
shocked and afraid of the sick
ness that hit the reservation and
all took to the Hospital for shots.
1t was that bad that a bull moose
came TO the Blackfeet Hospital
one early morning to get a shot.
he got a good shot from one of
the Juneau boys.
Wesley Alderman was out to
Heart Butte and visit John Tat.
sey. Went back to Browning Mon.
day.
Mrs. Helen Running Crane
took her baby to the hospital
last week end tho child being
sick. she came home with her
baby we'll and feeling fine.
Mitchell Running Crane was
called back to the reserves on
the 5th of July.
The funeral Of the baby Walt.
ers was we'll attended. 1t was
nice to see that the parents have
a lot friends.
Lewis Tail Feathers had the
misfortune of hitting two cows
on the road killing one instantly
down Dupuyer way.
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the bones Of the last, but we
can't help think that it would
have been a better investment
even If 1t was never used.
We do want to make it plain
that the National Polio Chapter,
according to reports. had agreed
to pick up the tabs on the polio
cases of this area because of the
lack of local chapter funds, and
that, of course. is what the fund
is for.
We would. however. like to
point out that we still believe
that future investment in an
iron lung would be we'll worth
while in that it would be avail.
able in emergency cases to every.
one and every community.
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disease is still true, and should
be literally applied. Water Is free
and no person is too poor to buy
a bar of soap If they are,
am sure that there are many who
will gladly furnish it for the
asking
The cleanup campaign is we'll
under way Garbage and litter
has been hauled and homes have
been sprayed with DOT. Tomor.
row, if the weather permits. the
aerial spraying of the entire city
will be carried out.
Health authorities report that
cooperation has been good ex.
ccpt for few stubborn individ.
ualS. However. anyone holding
out on cleanup campaign will be
forced to cooperate or legal steps
will be taken. The authorities
are dedicated to 100 percent job,
and it will be done one way or
another.
Authorities also report that
they believe the epidemic has
been curbcd as no new cases have
been reported since Sunday. This,
however. does not mean that VIC
can relax or permit conditions
to revert back to the sad and
unSani,ary state that may have
been responsible for the out.
break
In other words. We have
washed our hands. now let's con.
tinuc to keep them clean by
washing them regularly"
To get to something more pleas.
ant. at least for Mrs. Lawrence
lIOdgdOn. and possibly not for
Charlie Starr: Charlie has now
been forced to take the back
scat in the boat.
Charlie has been humping his
chest pretty hard after catching
that 26,lb. l4-oz. Mackinaw on
S, Marys lake last week. and
sor, OF dangling 1t in Mrs. liOdg.
dOn'S face ever since.
However. this last week Della
hooked onto. and landed. a 26-lb.
l5.oz. Mack that sent Charlie to
the back end of the boat.
Charles only comment was
the fact that he didn't mind
getting beat but Well, 1t
had to be a woman who did It.
So. Charlie is camping on the
shores of St. Mary pretty regu'
larry. trying to gain back the
front seat or at least. SO We
hear.
We really shouldn't give Char
lie the bird" in view Of the fact
that along with that big one he
landed a nice nine-pounder that
eventually wound up in our oven
Thanks Charlie.
We printed an editorial last
fall. stating our views that the
county polio chapter could more
wisely have invested in an iron
lung than in contributing to. ar
ambulance fund.
The editorial drew some criti
cism and some compliments and
lot Of explanations which we
still consider irrelevant.
We don't believe In digging up
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Joe Running Crane wen, hunt.
ing Sunday and 90, deer and
he sure got soaked in the rain
waiting for it to &c, dark 50 no
one would see that he had meat.
St0les Head Carrier has been
good for long time and Tatscy
went to town and was handed
q warrant for StolcS arrest. He
invited a Sioux boy from Poplar
and that night the boy los, every
thing he had in his car.
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reporter was reported busy fish.
ing and doing of sports but no
harm done.
The 18th of July was not so
good. had one afternoon of dane.
ing. raining every day but every
one had smile in the rain and
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lECAlS

Estate Of THOMAS PETER STONE,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrator Of the Es.
tate n Thomas Peter Stone, deceased,
to the creditors and to all persons
having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them within the necessary
vouchers within four ~ months after
the first publication of this notice to
the said Administrator at the office
Of Dan S. WEIGH. Glacier County Attor.
ney. the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business of said
Estate.
Date: June oath. 1885,
Juanita c. Schepp. Administrator OF
the Estate Of Thomas Peter Stone, de-
ceased.
Dan 5. WEIGH. Attorney for Admin
iStrator.
First Publication June Is, 1888
Last Publication July II. 1858
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NOTICE 70 eRGolToRs

Estate Of Mollie Davis, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned. Executor Of the Estate Of
and to all persons having claims against
the said deceased. TO exhibit them
within the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
Of this notice 10 the said Executor at
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the office of Wilbur p. Werner. Attor.
ney at Law. Bank Block. Cut Bank.
Montana. the same being the place for
the transaction of the business Of said
Estate.
Date: July 2, 1858
Edward l.. Hilton
Executor of the Estate Of Mollie
Davis, deceased
Wilbur p. Werner
Attorney for Executor.
First Publication July 10. 1853
Last Publication July 81, 1853
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NOTICE 70 eRRoIToRs


Estate Of ELI 5. GUARDIPEE. de-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned. Administrator Of the Is
tate Of Eli 5. Guardipee. deceased. "a
the creditors and to all persons hsvina
claims against the said deceased. "a
exhibit them within the Necessary
vouchers within four ~ months after
the first publication Of this notice ia
the said Administrator At the office OF
the County Attorney, Cut Bank, Mon.
tans, the same being the place for the
Transaction Of the business Of said
Estate.
Date: June 30, 1855
Shirley Observation-Disclosures OF
the Estate Of Ell S. Cusrdipee. de
ceased.
Dan 5. Welch-Attorney for Admin
iStratrix.
First Publication July ), 1883
Last Publication July -. 1855
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There's nothing you can do to
make an individual believe some.
thing that he doesn't want to
believe.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
state of Julia Albertson Morgan, de

Estate of Julia Albertson Morgan. de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. Administrator of the Is
tate of Julia Albertson Morgan, de.
ceased. to the creditors and to all
persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them within the
necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this notice
to the said Administrator at the Office
Of the County Attorney, Cut Bank.
Montana. the same being the place for
the transaction of the bushes, of said
Estate.
Date: July ~. 1853.
Charles Morgan
Administrator of the Estate of Julia
Albertson Morgan. deceased.
Dan S. WEIGH
Attorney for Administrator
First Publication July II, 1883
Last Publication August 2 1853
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z!|!|Is!4!I|
CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER oAY SAINTS


OF LATTER oAV SAINTS
Sunday
Pricsthood-9 am.
Relief Society-9 am.
Sunday School-l0 am.
Sacrament Meeting-7:3O pm.
Monday
Primary pm.
MIA for youth and adults)-7:30
pm.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Glacier Community Hall
Second and fourth Sundays Of
each month at 7:30 pm.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School: Q am.
Sunday Morning Worship: 10
am.
Mrs. Charlotte Bridges will
preach the sermon Sunday. July
20 and Miss Maureen Smell will
sing q solo.
AssGMOLY or coo
Sunday School 10 .. m.
Sunday morning Worship HOO
.. m.
Evanselistic 50. m.
Wed. night mid.week prayer
meeting 0p. m.
THE CHURCH OF cHRIST
meets at the home Of Mrs. Ruby
Elias. phone FEs-4l9i.
Sunday morning bible study
10 am.
Worship Service II am.
Tuesday evening bible study
8 pm.
STARR BAPTIST CHURCH
Villcs Emmel. Missionary.pastor
Sunday School, pm.
Worship Services pm.
Thursday
Mid.Wcck Prayer Servicc-7:30
pm.
These services are conducted In
the Starr Public School.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-07-17
Heart Butte News
BY John 1stssy

The reporter of Heart Butte
was rather busy. The last two
week during the celebration the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-07-17
Classified Ads

Su0SSuOUe0 A0S
WANIEo-csnnsv horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stockyards. 43tfc
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
& Trading. Cut Bank. Mont
soRoPTlMiST RUM IA A &c
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office. in the old Gas Building.
in Cut Bank. 33.tfc
BARGAINS IN STURDY trans.
portst'on. Both regular trans.
missions and automatic models
available. Taxes paid and Ii.
censes furnished - special
prices II no trades. Car of your
choice held by a small deposit.
See US now. Clapper Motor Co..
Cut Bank. Lite
FOR LONG DISTANCE NOV.
ING Service call FEE 822l5.
Macs 66 Service, Mayflower
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