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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Bride and Groom
To Be; Being
Fefed BY Friend,

Mr. and Mrs Freddie slcmmona,
1907 West Central Az gave q
very unique shower a bride and
groom shower, honofing the bride
and groom TO be, Norma Jean
Howell and Russell Ros,ad on Fri
day July 3 Games were played,
following the delicious repamt that
'gas served Those preaeut wero
Messts and Meadames Sidney
salter James Mockabco, James
Martin, Robert nggdoin. James
Bransfard, Burio Carmichael, Jr.
Edwin Rlzer, Dr and Mrs G.
n MobiIey and Or and Mrs Nor
man n Howell
ON Saturday July Fifth. Mr..
ard Mrs 81 X. Mcknight. $50
Fuller Az entertained honoung
the bride and groom 70 be Norma
Howell and Russell Roatad and
members ~ both of their families
The dinner was enjoyed by the
guests and na usual the McKnlphts
served delicious and sppe,lzing
dinner
Sunday afternoon July q tho
Pair Oaks Motel party room was
chosen by Mrs Cornelius Mobncy
for . linen shower IN honor II
Norma Jean Howell A color
scheme Of white and pink was
used Among those Who enjoyed
the party festivities were Med
amcs Ruth Brooks. irpta NC
Knight, Haliie saIfer Margaret
lslsmfaons Erpins Ailrn Norma
tazenbcrry Minnie Hin. Mae
Rsnd Bonnie cnmp Margaret
Goidetie Edlfh glzer rdsHe pat.
ton Eozaii Berry, Winnie Crouch,
loan EU@doiu, Laura GaskiHa.
Marjorie Curry. Myrtle noyr,et.
| Tp,dy wamley. Alice Alexander
~ Austin Texas Gel Martin.
Rachel Peake u Chicago Inus
Rogers Faith Burt Dorothy Mock.
abee and Meredith Howell Also the
Misses Eariinc Neil Marion Jones
ana Nary Ellis Manning
/ Many lovely gifta we're received
BY the bride - be Following re
appetiztug repas, TIE guests
lpiay@r Dpb's Bridge Al ~ ue
I"i u togn guests we're gives
! prizes ard those winning the prizes
we're Bonnie cnimp first Joan
fsoWdoia. second ana RossIl Berry
third pine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Five ST. Paul Girls
To Vie For NAACP
Queen Crown

TIE ST Paul Branch OF the
National Association tor the Ad.
vaneement ~ Colored People Is
conducting its rirSt Queen Con.
test rhe i've beautiful Young lad
les competing Tor this distinctive
honor Nnd the organizations Spon.
soring them are Miss Marva
Boyd The Cameo Club; Miss Lor-
raiao johnson, The Mid-kmhtets
Club, Miss Joyce Hughes, The
just For FSln club, Miss sherrie
Lee MaEingo. The Laafers taca
and Miss toctta Kemp, The Limit
I'd Ten Club.
The gths are busy writing a
1900 word essay on what the
NAACP means 70 me" The young
ladies' win read their essays be.
fore the Judges during program,
az the Maxfcld Elementary School
Auditorium ON Thursday. July IL
1855, commencing al 500 pm
The Queen viii be presented witt,
a years scholarship TO An accredit
% college or university The Pub
DC Is invited 20 attend
on Saturday July 10, 1898 the
girls win be featured in the ST
Paul Branch, NAACr annual par
AIDE
The winner viii be crowned dur
INK the NAACP Victory Dance at
the Arizona Room Prom BAH.
room, the evening OF July ~.
1883
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MIR Mills is trcuug better
Family 10 square Lake, Mrs
lancghcllc Murphy 1884 Thomas
Az and two OF her three SIMS
lnnnto ana Glenn with their cou-
sim, Betty Ann johnson are en.
joyhg swimming at square Lake,
near saltwater They are attend
ing classes IN the new summer dc
volopment Camp there, Mtp Tay
Tor Is one OF tho counsellora
ruuA MaFingos and Russell Hal
cngcrs 10 Dancoi McssIn and
Mesdames Russell Haienger, sac
Dayton Az and Tony MaNingo, ibs
n Grotto viii loavc this evening,
FRIDAY. Tor Milwaukee 20 attend
tho dance 20 be given hy the
Criterion Club, Al the Schroeder
Hotel
Visits ntothcrl Mr. Otis Morris
81 keoltuk. Iowa was the house
guest ~ htb bother and wife. Rev
and Mira Thomas Morris. poo Car.
roll Ave
In National nrligo Tournament
Hutch" Clarence Anderson, Jr
son OF Mr., and Mrs Clarence An
dersou Sr, 500 Dayton Ay played
lat the Nioollet Hotel in the Ma
ti0nal Tournament
Clarence Dr., University ~
Minnesota business Admlnintra
ton student haze been employed
the past year IN the office OF the
Group Health Mutual Insurance
Company, 1900 Como Av
CLASS Rrunlon, mr lamca Allen.
1920 Carroll Az LETT July 2 Go at
tend bis class reunion Mr. Alien
Iia a graduate % the University of
iShnsas The reunion IA boing held
lin Kansas city Mo Ito win also
Visit IA rupel,a before returning
home Tuesday
10 Attend Granddaughter
Wedding Mrs Edtlh Steer ~ Chl
cage arrived Friday July 3 "a at.
tend the wedding ~ Norma Jean
iluvell. daughter of pf anud Mrs.
Npmaa n Howell and Russell
Buaiad, son OF Mr and Mrp James
Mauia The bride 60 be- Ia Mrs
6isar granddaughter
Came laf sisters Wedding M
sHd tira iishrrt iiuw,ipiu 81 Los
Angeles arrived by plane 10 bee the
house guests 90 Mrs iiowdoipa
parents. pf and Mrs. Norman iI
Howell and 10 attend Mrs Bow
auiu'a SISTERS wedding
Chest Caid Tony shelton, az
fglehart A. has been confined Co
home with a CHEST cold sinre iaat
Saturday Tony Va the seven month
old son ~ the All shoitona
Dinner Guest NJ Noah Jordan,
l713 Aurora Az waH the dinner
guest 81 hiA daughter and son IN
law, MI and Mrs Art Shelton
Saturday july rifth
Dinner Outl Nj and Mrs James
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11

frWt pectin Use tcse easy recipes
Tor strawberry mermaiady and
strawberry jam
Strawberry Marmaiadc
Yield about medium glasses
tt-h lha matmaladal
cups prepared fruit Il orange,
! lemon and abou, lss quarts
ripe Strawberries
b-h cups a. los q GA sugar
box t2-h osl powdered fruit
pcctin
METHOD First prepare the
fruit Remove skins IN quarters
from medium ssiEed orange and
! medium sized lemon Law quar-.
tiers nat, shave OF and dcacarl
about half Of white part with a
sharp knife OF scissors slice re-.
naming rind very fine or shop
or gyind ADD 3t cup water and
lfi6 teaspoon aods brink to a
boil and simmer covered, for
10 minutes stirring occasionally
Section OF chop peeled fruit dis.
card secds Add pulp and iuce 70
undrhlned cooked rind and simmer
covered. 10 minutca longer Crush
thoroughly about ~ quarts fully
ripe strawberries Combine fruits
and measure 4 cups into lsrR,
Hauccp1u
Then make the WarmBlBdo
Measure sugar ana set aside Add
powered fruit pectin 20 fruit III
saucepan and nHx well Place ever
high heat and STIR until mixturs
comics 20 hard boil cnak gently
! minute AZ once stir ~ sugar
BRING "a q uli rolling boil and
boil hard minute. stirring ron.
stantly Remove from heat and
skim or foam with metal spoon
Then stir and skim by turns into
glassoa or jars Cover ~ once
with - inch hot psraffin n jars
are used. seal
strawberry lam
Yield about II medium glasses
t5.ls lbs iAml
4.Hcups prepared fruit taboui
u quarts ripe strawborriesl
cups Is lbs sugar
] box f2.h a. powered fruit
peciln
METHOD first prepare tb,
fruit Crush completely ono layer
at time about 2 quarts fml,
ripe strawberries Measure ~
cups into . very large saucepan
Then make the Jam Measuf,
eugar ard Get aside Add powdered
fnhi pectin 20 fruit IN saucepan
and mix wrii Place over high bent
and stir until mixture comes 81 4
rard boil At once stir IN sugar
Bring 70 fuli rolling boll and b1i
bard minute stirring constantly
Remove from hcst and akin ~
foam spoon Then stir and nkiu
by turns fof 0 minutes 20 coo
slightly 81 prevent floating fruit
Ladle quickly into glasses or jara
Cover ~ once witr ifs inch bol
parafnu n jars arc used seal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
woMEN's nay Al
ZION BArTIsT CHURCH

Sunday, July ~ Is women's
Day at Zion Baptist Church All
are invited Mrs Matte Boyd win
be guest speaker at the II. am
service 4 PM a program for
your enjoyment Mra Carl F'rae-
ton viii he the speaker EStella
Sims, chairman Rev a. w. Bolts
ars pastor Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
ont-ot TOWN nIRTnnAYs

July 10 Mrs G A, williams,
Kansas CITY. Mo
July ~ Henry Bannarn, New
York City
July IS Mrs Alice Louise Ste
wart. Detroit, Mich
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11

nraaafurd, POD iglehart Av took
the bride ana groom TO be, Norma
Jean Howell and Russell RoStad
60 dinner az ostrrhurga. Wodnes-
day, July 2.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Social and Personal
* ST PAUL

To New York BY Plane Mr. Chester oden GAL Iglehart Az
flew 10 New York 10 spend a few days
Home From Anckor, Mr. William W0rrieks, 7il St An.
hony AN returned home from Anckcr hospital He is improving
William Mills Is III Mr. William Mills Ole 81 Anthony Az
taken Ancker hospital Monday june so At this time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Social and Personal
: MINNEAPOLIS

Enjoying Vacation Mr. and Mrs Carl Onsey of Denver
Colo LETT Tuesday july by plane for Chicago Willie in MIN
neapols they the house Of their aunt Ida
WEBB 3l9l5 Av Mr. Webb morean aud before coming
here they had enjoyed visiting relatives and in Gary
Kansas City Hams. and Arkansas City. Hams
In honor of the house guests Mr. and Mrs Clinton Webb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11

10 handis yourself use yp1f
heaa 70 handle others, uss your
heart
Igioo An iciycie btIlff for two
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WEDDING aNNIyEHsAgIgs
ST PAUL

July ~ Mr. ard Mrs. John
Henderson. 478 Rondo Az IA
years Mr. ard Mrs Alvin John
Hspnan $50 Maekuhdn. Is years
July 70 Mr aBf Mrs. william
suthetiin us Carroll Az ton
years " and Mrs william saylss
10 Tss 81 Anthony Az ~ years.
J1iy - Mr ara Mrs Fs1fus
Do5d so Carroll Az 81 year,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Juiy Is Mr ard Mrs Maurice
BnttR, 42f2 Second Az g. seven
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11

A chance remark "a anything
"a man manages 10 say when two
women are talking
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Ogt -Of Town WEDDING
ANNINFRs AHIEg
NINNVAppIIg

July ~ Mr. and Mrs George
Jones. Alaska, two years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Out OF Town BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAIL

July IS fully Hickman. Los
Angeles, Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11

M history repeats itself In the
atomic age, " may make long
story short, "-~Bill Ireland.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Oui-of Town ASSTyTgsARIEs
81. Fall.

July - Mr. ana Mrs william
o Robinaon Seattle wasi two
gears
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Stolen Car Found
In Cut Bank

\ stolen car. belonging to Tom
.IcSscpc was found a week ago
Saturday night parked in Cut
Bank. two days after its theft
III Browning.
Cor shutting the major damage
w.,c" recovered was 4 TANNED
right fcldcr AID bumper guard.
a broken mandrake. and cracked
windshield. Previous to the theft.
4 complete headlight had been
stolen from the vehicle.
Two other ears were reported
missing that weekend. one from
Gu; Bank and the other from
EaS, Glacier Park.
As a result Of local vandalism.
several ear owners are missing
tires. hubcapS and other Access.
SOrirS.
Tuesday night persons unknown
hcavcd two beer bottles into the
windshield Of the car belonging
To Joe upham. Jr.. and 4 big
rock about I inches in diameter
Was thrown almost completely
into a side window. The damage
will eos: tpham abou; $4,000
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
MANY Local Residents View
PROGRAM On American Indians

several Browning residents
h.a,.d the cold and blowing snow
Su"da! l." motor to Cut Bank
and other parts Of the county
within receiving distance Of
kFBBTv Of Great Falls to view
She MIC program Kaleidoscope"
which featured program ON
American Indians called the
\nnrriran Stranger" The pro.
gram was an hour long and I'Or'
;ray"d mary aspects III life on
the Rlackfrri reservation as we'll
- SCENES from the Flaihcad res.
81, a'i"n IN Montana and the Me-
uninlnrr reservation In Wiscon'
>l'i
\r;"aiirg III the program were
>r,rra. members %! the Black'cet
TRIBAL tounril rs we'll as the chill.
drrL Of the Heart Butte school.
several reservation scenes were
also shown ard included shots
ni reservation homes. cattle and
"!l development.
The narrator Of the f1m was
u. - Mctormirk. veteran MIC
rrM> correspondent. Mccormick
ga,r :, tine commentary Of nation
VIDE conditions existing on In.
dian reservations and conducted
!n,,r, Jews with Ice Mctcalf.
Montana Second Congressional
representative. and FIR. Byrnc Of
81 ipnaiiuS.
Nr,rali Is recognized In tho
House "f Representatives Is one
of the kccncr students Of Indian
\na.r> Father Byrnc Is rrcOg.
ni,rd as one Of the more prom.
.nrni nOn.lmdian champions Of
me Indian cause IN the L. :.
The program Is . part Of .
documentary series Of American
life being done by NBC.TV. OF.
i.cials Of the Blackfcct Tribal
Council say that an effort IL
being made To SiOw the film on
t.Il.ii.TV Uf I.rti.lDridHc IN order
that residents Of this area may
have the opportunity Of viewing
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Glacier County
Nearing Goal As
Brvcellosis Free

Larry Savage. Tcchnician for
the Animal Disease Eradication
Branch of the L. S. Department,
OF Agriculture. reports that cert.
fica,ion of Glacier County as a
modified certified brucc.losis free
area is in sight.
II the ranchcrs In Glacier coun.
~ having rcactor herds will co.
operate IN rctcstinS the county
could probably be certified this
fall. As of this time there are
approximately six herds that
need to be tested. Fifty counties
have qualified leaving six TO BE-
done before the entire state can
be certified as n modified cert.
fled brurell0sis free area.
The accredited Tubcrcu!in free
status Of Glacier county expires
February !. 1859. And five per
cent or approximately 1861 of
the %. 200 head Of cattle in the
county must be tested before the
county can be rr.accrcditcd l,
j. .rrf !mportan; to Glacier roun.
~ rat'lrmcn tina, their herds OF
cattle b" tested and their arrrrd.
Ird h".lth rating be- established.
80 taat cattle may be moved or
sold without quarantine rrStr!r
iinNS
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Wednesday Services For
Phillip Wells

FuEPral services wcr" held on
Wednesday. November 10. at the
Mission Catholic Church for Phil.
lip Wells. ~. ".\u pu va"
who passed away ~ las am.
November Is. at the local CSpIiS
hospital. Father Mailman conduct.
cd the >rr,i ices VITA the Beck
Funeral Home in charge ui ar.
rangcmcnis
Mr.. Wells was u member Of the
Blackfcc' Tribe and had >pcn,
most of his life a> a ranchcr a;
Family. Montana lie had been
in i'll health prior Ia his being
brought to the local hospital.
MIR, Wells was married IN 1902
to Jennie Gambler. After her
death on March IN. 1926. he mar.
ricd Agnes Bieroad on March II.
1923.
In addition to the widow. Agnes.
survivors include sons. .\lbcr;
Wells. Dave. William and Arthur
Wilhcri Wells. daughters. Jennie
Spotted Bear and .IoSrphinr Sal.
way. and 4 number Of grandrhil
drcn and grca, grandchildren
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20

The testing program covers Q
important aspect, Of fundamental
development in four major areas:
the ability 10 understand and
use the English language. the
ability to do practical. everyday
arithmctical reasoning. know
ledge Of both tho rr'ural and
social sciences. and IN" ability
:" think straight about cnmmpn
problems In 'h",r iIcld.
Results Of VA. program will
sho" III" scope Of each Students
background knowledge, and the
extent to which hi, scholastic
abilities have already been dcvrl.
Opcd.
They will enable teachers to
indiridualizr instruction to meet
personal students needs and will
give guidance directors invalu.
able information to assist them
to counsel more effectively
y >clflnt"rprctlng profile. fur.
nlShrd each pupil to plot his
own scores and those of his class
average. will serve as rcpor,
to the parents. II gives them a
picture Of how their child scored.
how he compared with his own
class average. and with other
students of the same grade level
nationally.
In addition, these protilcs tell
what the tests mean to the stu.
dent. They give parent and child
better understanding of how
their school is trying to provide
the best education possible.
The Iowa program is designed
to help increase efficiency in the
public schools at a time when
school budgets are "knotty" prob.
lens. Results are being awaited
with interest.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Cav Nineties Theme Of
Eastern Star Meeting

~ The regular meeting OF NOV.
3. the Order of Eastern Star had
an evening Of fun and laughter
a> they wen; back to the days
of NE G. , |inciy's. Officers and
mcn 1,rs we're dressed in gay
\inrly drc,S and a special pro.
gram was presented after the
mrriiHc.
Dick CaSSuit favored the chap.
ter with u selection Of gay ninety
songs. which were accompanied
by himself on the guitar. 4 clever
ski;. Casey 81 the Bat" was pan
,omincd by the men Of the chap
ter. after which three numbers
were sung by quartet consist.
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ger
ard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ben
jam.n. Refreshments were served
IN the dining room.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Season Basketball
Tickets Go On Sale

Season and reserved seat tickets
will 60 on sale in the high school
office on Friday, November 81
Season tickets NAV he purchased
for $500 and reserved seats. Coz
S8M
Season ii 'kri hnl,lcrS WILL not
have SEATS saved for them The
purpose Of the season tirk"' l.
to give Il reduced rat" If adHiS
sion to those people who attend
all the home games.
The reserved tickets cntitlc the
holder to a special seat which
will d" saved for him. regardless
Of the time he enters the gym
nasium for the contest.
Because of Increased costs of
equipment. the Northern Divl>Inn
has endorsed an increase in ad.
mission prices for athletic con.
tests. The recommended price of
admission was 81 for adults and
50 cents for students.
Browning high school will not
raise its prices according 10 the
recommendations As in the past
admission will be IS cents for
adults and IS cents for students
However. Browning fans who fol
low the team should be prepared
to pay the higher admission price
at games in other towns in the
division.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
County al Club
Members Win
Chinook honors

Vivian STERN. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew STERN of Cut
Bank. and Linda Rabcnberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Rabcnbcrg. also of Cut Bank,
competed in the District Con.
tests held Saturday. Both con.
tests are part of National events.
In the Make it With Wool
contest conducted Saturday at
Chinook. Vivian STERN. Il sophie.
more in Cut Bank high school.
w"n frs p!ac" in tho Sub Deb
class when she modelled n dark
green. Atwood. confetti tweed
Jumper over a white broadcl0th
blouse. Linda Rabcnbcrg. a high
school senior. won a second in
the older high school group with
twO-piccc ensemble of burnt
orang" basket weave consisting
OF a complete dress and a lined
jacket trimmed with grOs.graincd
ribbon. She also wore a hat that
She designed and made of the
same material
There "crc ~ entries in the
Make i, With Wool contest
which covers Blaine. Glacier. Hill,
Liberty. Phillips and Toolc c0un.
ties.
Awards made to Vivian consist.
ed of TN lamp. 4 piece of
rcndl,rOn wOolcn material and
travelling sewing kit. Linda
earned awards Of a w0olcn skirt
length. Britt cutting board and
a nyl"n pajama set.
In the Six.coun,y pic baking
contest held at IIavrc Saturday
morning. Linda earned third
place and an award Of a Foley
stainless Steel measuring cup set
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Annual Christmas Seal
Campaign Under Way

Mrs Cart Kraut. chairman Of
the Glacier county 1883 Christ.
mas Seal sale. has announced that
! $50 seal letters containing 2OO
seals were mailed on Friday.
November ~. for this county.
"Ihr sale Of Christmas Seals
continues ~ the only means "
volunteer financing Of the fight
against tuberculosis. The need
tor these funds remains critical.
II hope everyone In Glacier
county will buy and use Christ.
mas Seals 10 aid In the fight
against tuberculosis" urges Mrs.
kraut.
Anyone IN Browning. Babb or
-. Mary who did not receive .
Christmas Seal letter. and wishes
q supply Of the c0l0rful seals for
the holiday mailing should con.
tact Mrs. Fac Aubert Of Brown.
Ing
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Big Game Kills
Increase With
Heavy Snowfall

An increase Of snow depth in
the high country With snow coy.
cring much of III" summer range
uppcd the deer kill in part, of
western Montana this week Hun,
crS enjoyed a bigger success
around Darby. Frrnrh,own. Ana.
cOnda and Bonner according to
reports from che cking stations a,
these four locations \ kill of
7l6 deer and % bear were check.
cd out as compared to $50 deer
and Is bear recorded las, week
\ total of 458 elk were also
checked at these stations and
5.377 sportsmen hunted in this
one western area.
In the Sun River area the re.
port showed $50 elk. $50 deer.
six sheep and eight goats. The
Spanish Creek checking station
in the Gallatin area showed a
xii! of III elk. 1876 deer. "a moose.
six bear and two sheep.
More than $500 hunters were
checked through stations at the
South Fork of the Fla,hcad. Swan
Valley. Thompson Falls and the
Fisher river this week. These
areas produced 43i deer or ll9
more than last week but only
375 elk were killed as compared
To 373 elk the previous week
Two grizzly bears were killed in
the South Fork of the Flathcad
and a total of % black bear were
checked through all four stations
These same areas also produced
~ goats
II is expected that deer. scat.
tered back in the highlands. will
soon begin 10 move into lower
country with the advance Of win.
ter. and motorists are advised
10 drive with caution when ap.
preaching deer crossings.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
State General Fishing Season
Will Close Sunday, Nov. 80

Although Montana's 1858 gen.
"ral fishing season comes to a
close November 30. several lakes
and streams will remain open for
the entire year. the Montana Fish
and Game department pointed
out this week. Winter fishing for
whitcfiSh in designated waters
will begin December l and con.
iinuc through March 81. 1889.
Fishermen should review the
official regulations and make
sure which lakes and streams arc
open to all year angling and the
limits for each species.
The smuggling of kOkancc tSOck.
eye SalmOn) opened October I
and will be allowed through De.
crmber Is in waters as dcSignat.
I'd under Season ID in the 1858
fishing proclamation. The limit
Of k"kancc is IS fish per day and
not more than two days limit
Will he allowed in each fisher.
mans possession.
The department again urged
all fishermen who have kept log
books relative to size. catch and
other crcrl data. to return them
to the department as soon as
possible following the close Of
the general fishing season.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-11-20
Flood Control Project
To Be Discussed At
City Council Meetino

According to recon. information
received from tn" office of Sen
Mike Mansfield. Colonel Stanley
Rciff CT the Corps of Engineer,
informed Sen. Mansfield tina, he
had recently contacted Mayur
Tcl!efcro regarding the lnca! au.
th0rities' intent 10 sponsor a prof
Get regarding flood prnblcmS ON
Cut Bank creek. and to provide
necessary assurances Of local co.
operation.
Acting Assistant Chief of EHri.
nccrS. Rcin. also SAID that il was
understood that The ncX, n"r.inm
If the CEy C"umrl! Will a.,.ir
discuss the mater and rh:t AN
attempt will b" m,I" ,r re-, lie
local difficulties