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The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
Odd Fact

The municipal council of Ku-
ring-gai. Australia, requested
appropriation Of funds for q new
nrs engine when they discovered
the old ono was In such poor
repair It sometimes had to
drive to nreS backwards.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
KBENEZKR CONGREGATIONAL
Ben Knopp, Pastor

Ben Knopp, Pastor
THURSDAY
Choir pratice o pm
SATURDAY
Confirmation 1000 am
SUNDAY
Church School 1000 am
Worship Service Ii 90 am.
Prayer meeting go pm
Pilgrim Fellowship wedner roast at
RnhlanA Park. The topic will be
en- The Meaning and Purpose of
Life. We will leave the church
at 40 pm
TUESDAY
Churoh School Teachers meeting at
7:3O pm
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Intolerance is the one subject
that some people talk about and
then fail to practice.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Peace has its price, no less GER
tain than war; if you want peace,
you must buy it.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
savage. AenfanA
n 4. 1franA. RAstse
SUNDAY, SEPT. 13th
so am. Mosning 9a.ysce
$50 pm. sunday 6uhnnl Tes>herI
Institute. Gkndtye ?
TUESDAY. SEPT. IN
100 Pm. 81. CuuE CaM
WEDNESDAY. Sept t0h
scandal LUfn1AN. saaar:
SUNDAY, 9uPT. m
IL 90 Am Morning. sCxvice. Po&h1cl
Fellowship Dinnr ss~ TIE ser
ruu1ssnAY. s.Er ~:
the Ray Mactks home. Hostess
Mrs Ray AAcfk
PROPLgS CONGREGATIONAL
(unlhod Church - Chrtst)
DeenArd A. 1le1Atn. nina1tsr
WEDNESDAY.
10 . P1lersm Fetl9wship st nene-
THURSDAY
$50 Ladies' Guild with Friendi,
Service Commit1oe the program
Mrs. Donald Leach. Chairman Mrs
Peter Tote, n Paul Cu11ap. md
Mrs Florence Aenoney. Hosteases
A0u1t ~~ 49, -
Lain. teacner.
$50 Primary Choir. Mrs. Phyllis
Ellington
SUNDAY
9:6 Church School. Mrs P. Tofte'
IL 90 Divine worship. theme on 1T
is Difficult to be Different" with
special music by Ma Phyllis Ed
ington. ~soIoist. Ma r. Odbon.
500 Joining Pilgrim Fellowship Elk
perience at Richland Park
MONDAY
1850 Trustee Meeting
WMCOMEl
SAVAGE CONGREGATIONAL
Bernard A. McLain. Minister
. am. Divine worship
10 am Church School with film
strip for ALL 1eFx- D. Drury. Supt-
WEDNESDAY
200 Women's Fellowship
400 Confirmation Class
7:30 Choir. Miss Egter Ceiser-
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
job W. Chanber1. Pastor.
THURSDAY
Scout Troop MeeanG s1o
Adult Bible Class TN
1GAAAO AN AAI
Jr. and ST.. Confirmation Glasses eco
Jr. Choir Rehearsal II 90
SUNDAY
Church School 9:46
Jr. Bible Class 9:46
Worship Service Hoo
TUESDAY
ST. Walther League TO
WEDNESDAY
High School Continuation Class 400
Lay Visitation 100
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The unlimited availability of divine
supply will be brought out at Chris
tan Science services Sunday.
Scriptural readings In b Lesson
Sermon entitled "Substance" include
account in ii Kings a. Of Elisha's
of a hundred men with twenty
loaves.
Correlative selections to be road
from Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Nay Bakr Dddy
t4e4 :lO): sDivtne Love always
has met always Win meet every
human need. 1t y mt Weu 70 imagine
that Jesus demnnDtrubod III divine
power to heal only 1nr 4 ee4oct num-
Der or for a limited period a time.
since to all mankind end IN every
aour, divine Love supplies al good"
The Golden Text h from Jamcs
Every GOOD gin and every
from the Father OF lights. With
whom is no variabaene9. neither
of turning"
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
RdCHEY LAMBERT LUTHERAN
A MathiSOn. Pastor

RaCHEY LAMBERT LUTHERAN
RICHEY-
SUNDAY
Sunday School at 10 90 am.
Communion Services IL am.
TUESDAY
Junior Choir 4.3
Conffrmands meet at z pm-
Senior Choir 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY
L.CR: 7 pm.
THURSDAY
Lsdes aid meets at 2a0 pm
LAMBERT
SUNDAY
Communion Services 9 am
Sunday School at 10 am.
Fellowship at 7.30-
WEDNESDAY
Junior Choir $50 pm.
Confirmands meet at 7 pm.
Bible Study at . pm
LONSDALE METHODIST CHURCH
George 3. Sanders, Pastor
Church School It Gas am Glasses
for all AGes md all invited.
Morning worzhip at II am ON
ing this Sunday. We invite you
to worship with us.
Senior MYF meets Sunday evening
at s.
Choir al I~U lhu1ooAy
evening
The Hall aib-district meet Is at Miles
City Thursday. Sept. nth, with
afternoon and evening sessions.
PILLA LUTHERAN CHURCH
stanley Larsen. Pastor
Yfruf Worship Service at $50 axp-
6eoond Worshtp Service at II am
Gun6ay school and Bible Glasses at
eAs:s,er Sehpsa Teachers to Giendive
Se6coi Teachers will be the
oar congregation at
e1smoa 1hs~e: The Rtsh< Ue OF
aaosa6x
Tpy 0cpsts n 7 pm.
snIW 0chool Teachers meeting At
r
~ - choir - 4 pm.
e Q@k - am
nA3U 0ouooDoA1xoMAL
m
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

SUNDAY: Watchtower Study. , pm
WEDNESDAY: Book study. . pm
friday: Ministry school and 0efv1ca
meeting. 7:45 pm
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
ala T. Main, sidney, Montana
Wn. = McNut1 Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday 6ahoolEl00 - am.
Morning Worship-u % an
Old Peoples Home Service TOO pm
Evening Service at 716 pm
DURING THE WIKI
Young peoples meeting Tuesday
- Pm
Bible Study : Prayer meeting :
Wednesday. 7:46 am
Every third Friday the Ladies' Ats-
sionaTy Council Win be meeting at
church to work on their mis-
Sionary proectx-
The Mems Fellowship Group meets
on the fourth Friday Of each
month
A hearty weIeome is extended to
all.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Optimism is that quality that
permits us to hope that some
body else will do something for us.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
MRS. w. E. ROUNCE'S FATHER
HERE FOR WEEK END

Don Cameron of Chicago visited
through the holiday weekend in
Sidney at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Rounce and with
his sister, Mrs. Lionel Gall, and
their families.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Gall entertained the Bill Rounce
family and Mr.. Cameron at dinner
and that evening they were all
guests at the l.. j. Lee home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

RuB8T 0AY1B3 C1u8Cu
CoxDox ~ Main = ~ Ava 3. Z
ollnoV, UoatAnA
NV. 4n0o0 DAmA0. PaUeof
SUNDAY 3HkV1CW
80 an 4nnAAy School eaAOss 10
n ~ ana lGorn1nG Woruh1p 0arvfce
80 pm Evening Goapa Servtce-
"WEDNESDAY SERVICE
80 pm. Prayer meo<an9 md Sr.
Sncsr practice af''f prayer mses
Lsdtm9 Agim1on Circle meeting every
thtr1 Thuroday ok ne month
m p0bftc II cordially invited 10 4
friendly church with . friendly
peupla. tnr al eervaces-
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

~ CHURCH o. J89QD CuR1UU
a. LA2x1 DAY GAINS
SUDuAAx:
Rk1oU0hood maoeanG It ~ an
9u1G1U GGnnoA 1o:1o an
1101no0t meeting. ~ IN
TUED0AY:
NJ 9on1sU. Z pm
WUUDOUOAy:
HEamnry. as pm
MA pm
FfreGids following Sacamsut NEST
M
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

II, k08ukNAT CH0kCH
X RsS. M~an61gnor C. j. Curtin.
4ef tAin.ask.
-: 6:Hs.iss.
MASS SCHEDULES
Daily TOO md 500. Sunday 800.
o:9o. 111o.
Lambert -
lit and 3rd Sundays. 800: Ind. 4th
and 5th Sundays 113O.
RaicvfeW
LIST and 3rd Sundays IL 90: End. 18th
and 5th Spnday8 a
Every Sunday u3o
md. 4th Sundays 400 pm
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

COMMUNExY GUURCH
or SAVAGE
Rev. E. v. GapD, Faster
SUNDAY
Sunday School at 10 am.
Morning Worship at II am
Evening Service of song inspiration
At 8 pm
WEDNESDAY
Bible Study and prayer
THURSDAY
Young Peoples meeting in different
homes.
CRANE LOG CHAPEL
SUNDAY
Sunday School at loo for Al aeaA
Worship Service At 114 y An
Evaneel1stic and Aimio0ary Service
at 7;45 pm.
Weekday Prayer md HShao study:
Wednesday. $50 pm Ito b bald
In various homogl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Self Employed
Persons Must Paw
Social Security Tax

April Is is the deadline for all
self-employed people to pay their
social security self-employment tax
as we'll as their income tax All
Sef-employed individuals are re-
CURED by law to pay this tax the
same time they pay their income
taxes, provided their net self-em-
ployment income for the year is
$500 or more.
Failure to file eax returns and
e pay the taxes due BY the April
NJ deadIine results in the assess
ment Of interest and penalties
against the delinquent taxpayer.
Use a few drops Of milk on a soft
brush or cotton ball to clean green
leaf plants. The milk makes the
leaves bright and shiny and leaves
q glossy finish that will not collect
dirt.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Leader Tells Amelio Group
Farmers Must Band Together For A
Program 70 Control Their DESTINY

destiny. Wayne Nixon, area ser
vices director for the southern area
American Farm Bureau. told the 40
/ or more members present at a
meeting Of the Amelia County Farm
Bureau, held in the War Memorial
] Building March 81.
! There is trouble ahead unless
We revamp some of our ideas. :
Nixon said. The government was
! asked to assure the farmer fair
share in the economy but it hash t
worked out that way. he told them.
The consumer and labor are try
ing to dominate the farmer who
must become political force in
the nation
The Force of Labor
One thing We are up against is
the left wing group whish is try
ing to dominate farm labor he
declared. The farmer must study
conditions, find the opportunity to
get something done and support a
program developed from the bot
tom up not the top down
He named five issues to be con
sldered. L states rights and re-
possibilities: q budget. taxation
and initiation: 8 price support and
The adjustment program: a ex-
banding N arkets and 81
monopoly
7. w, Fleming Of Mannboro. To-
cal Farm Bureau member. said
there was talk Of a tax increase
on both dark and bright tobacco.
but no talk Of any increased price
TO the farmer in spite Of higher
production costs He told the mem
bers farm organizations and the
Farm Bureau were fighting more
tax increases.
State Representative
Lewis Chisholm. field representa-
tive. introduced Cullen Johnson. di-
rector Of organization. both Of the
Virginia Farm Bureau. who said the
bureau has one Of the biggest
Challenges they have ever faced.
People mus be taught to under
tand the issues and to see the
dangers, if the private competitive
system is not retained We might
not have the type of government
for Our children for which our fore
fathers fought unless We make some
sacriflces for principle Indif-
ference opens more gates 10 ~
ranny than anything else. What
Will wake up American citizens?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Weatherwise, March
Was Colder and Dryer
In Amelia This Year

March 1859 in Amelia county was
much colder, dryer month than
March of 1858.
Precipitation for the month was
2-7O inches, compared with 44O
inches for the same month last
year
Lowest temperature III March Of
this year was 10 degrees la /
year 10 degrees There was only
one recorded temperature below 20
degrees in March last year, while
this year six were recorded.
BY the end of March 1858, 1885
inches Of rain were recorded This
was 8.25 inches more than was re-
corded in the same three months
Of 1853, according to charlie y
Meyer. weather recorder for sta
ton PoWhatan 5W.
Eight readings for the three
months. January. February an d
March 1889 were below 10 degrees
and thirty were below 20 degrees
In 1858 there were twelve readings
below 10 degrees with twenty-five
below 20 degrees. Mover reported
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07

children visited in Charlottesville
4 Saturday
Among those who attended the
WMU state convention in Roanoke
Wednesday were Mrs. j E. New
ton, Mrs. Mary E. May. Mrs Car
RE DoWdy Mrs. W. A. Sprouse and
Mrs Katherine Allen. of Knoxville
Mrs. r e. Newton had as her
guests during the week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Watts and children and
Mrs. Irving Moss and son, Of
Louder. Tenn
.Mr. and Mrs. w A. Sprouse at
tended the funeral of Charlie Moss
in Dillwyn Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Leroy Cough and Mrs
Roy Bryant attended stork show
er Friday night at the Modern
Woodman hall in honor Of Mrs.
Robert Barr
MI and Mrs. Wallace Sprouse
and children were the dinner guests
q Mr- and Mrs. Bill sprouse sun
day
Mrs Margaret Cough gave her
Sunbeam class at Bethlehem Church
an Easter egg hunt at her home
Sunday evening with II children
present
An evangelistic rally Of t h e
churches in the James River AS
ISOLATION viii be held at Bethlehem
Baptist Church on Friday April 10
at $50.
TIE Rev. George Euting. secre
tary Of the Brotherhood Depart
ment Of the state viii be the guest
speaker. Bruce Kanpp Will lead the
singing This rally is held in con-
nection with the erangelistic cru
SADIE Of Southern Baptists. and
North American Baptists during the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Sprouses Corner

There have been quite a few in
the community in with the flu dur
ing the past week. We hope they
soon will be able to be out again.
Leroy Cough has returned to his
job in Richmond after being sick
for quite a while.
Clayton Bryant HAS returned
home after a weeks stay in Rich
mond with Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Cough
The Bethlehem HID club met with
Mrs. j. E. Newton Wednesday eve
ming with / women present.
Mrs. Jackie DoWdy was honored
with a surprise stork shower Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. Car
RE Dowdy The shower was given
by the Lottie Moon Circle Of Beth
lehem Church
Mrs. Leroy Cough sallie Mary
and Roaaia. and Mrs. Roy Bryant
and children were in Richmond
Monday to visit M and Mrs
Carlyle Cough.
Mr.. and Mr. Pete sprouse and
children were III Richmond Tues
day
Visitors Of Mi aid mrs Edmond
SAnmaker Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs jimmy Huddleston. Of Farm
vile and Mr.. aid Mrs Kenneth
Bryant and daughter Of Dillwyn.
Mrs r. r. Newton. Mrs. Car
ric DoWdr and Mi. and Mrs. w
A. Spr0uSe visited Mrs. David
Bowers Mrs Ben Bersch and Mr..
and Irs Henderson TAYLOR Sun
day.
Nh aid "a, jackie Dowdy and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Five Amelia Students
Compete In District
Forensic Meet

Five Amelia High School boys
and girls will represent the school
in the district forensics' meet at
Brunswick High School on April
-
Competing in the spelling con
test will be Shirley Crone Beverly
Noble Will compete in the girls
public speaking and Lucy Southal
in the girls prose reading. T h e
school will be represented by De
Witt Whiting in the boys prose
reading. Dallas deKrafft will com
pete in the poetry reading contest
Winners in the contest at Law
renceville will 60 to the state con
test at Charlottesville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Honor Society Taps
Two At Amelia High

The National Honor Society at
Amelia High School tapped two new
members Thursday March 81, dur
ing chapel exercises.
Sandra Caroway and Robert
Lynch are the new members who
were recognized for character
scholarship, leadership and service
by the faculty. These four obiec-
tives are held before the entire
school by the National Honor So
ciety.
Only members Of the Junior and
senior classes are tapped for
membership in the society
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07

The Farm Bureau is working to
implement the policy Of citizen
ship" he concluded
Refreshments and music by the
Saunders and Wilmington CONDO
We're enjoyed al the conclusion Of
the meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
FOrmosan Missionary
TO Speak In Amelia

Mrs. William F. Junkn. a mis-
sionary in Taiwan ForInosa who
is in this country on furlough. Will
speak at the Amelia Presbyterian
Church on Thursday, April Is, at
8 pm
Mr. Junkin is originally from
Richmond
The public IS invited to attend
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07

period April 1926.
Miss Paulette Agee, Of Richmond
was home for the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N.
Agee.
Miss Mary Cough visited in Rich
mond over the Easter holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Cough.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Leader Tells Amelio Group

Farmers must get together to de-
yelop 4 program for themselves if
they wish TO control THEM own
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Right on schedule, Blondin ap-
peared at the American end of the
cable, disdainfully discarded his
balancing pole, and headed for the
Canadian side. Tension mounted
as he reached the center, which
sagged some so feet.
But the nerveless Snowman
knew precisely what he was doing.
First he lay down on the cable,
then turned a back somersault to
regain his footing! He ran 70 the
end Of the line amidst q cacoph-
Ony Of cheers, steam sUhisfles,
and q scrub Canadian bands
rendition Of 1.-THE Marseiilaise."
BIondin repeated his feat several
times that summer of 1859, and
the audience grew bigger and big
ger. Once he crossed backward,
another time he did it on stills -
blindfOlded to boot! To win q
wager, he paused midway on a
third crossing to lower a flask to
an accomplice aboard the sight
seeing boat Maid of the Mist below,
and hoist up drink.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Speesocvlar Niagara Falls has been
hoped up by a steady succession
of crackpots and exhibitionists who
encase themselves in barrels or
other contraptions, and plunge
over the crest to the raging river
l6O feet below. A few Of them even
survived to tell the tale. One such
Bobby Leach - ironically lost
his life in Australia some months
later sClsen he slipped on O banana
PeeH
A French aeFobos named Blondin,
however, put the barrel-shooters
forever in the shade 100 years ago
June 80, l859-by crossing
the gorge just below the Falls on a
tightrope! His exploit had been
cleverly advertised in advance, and
the stringing Of the l,lOO-foot
cable masterminded by experts"
who never had seen a tightrope
walker before in their lives. On the
day of the performance a solid
wall of humanity lined both shores.
Odds sUere offered ttat BIondin
never acOuId complete his feat.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
He Walked Across
Niagara Falls

100 years ago a French daredevil kept his balance
- while the whole world gasped
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Give your dog a treat and your
budget a break-get 6 cans of
Pard or the new gravy-favor
Pard today and get 8 more cans
freei just send 6 Pard labels
together with the coupon be-
low and you'll get a certificate
good for 8 free cans of Pard at
any store.
This is a limited introduc-
tory offer-so mail your cou-
pom and labels now to get your
certificate. You'll find Pard
smells lickin' good, looks Iickin'-
good, tastes lickin' good to your
dog. All the meat is beef in
Pard-lean, fresh beef packed
with all-important meat pro-
tein- Put it on your shopping
list now-6 cans of iickin good
Pard. You'll get 3 cans free,
remember.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28

FOR SALE - Poiied Hereford
bulls. Frank Wicfcrich, KalI>-
pell. Route I on Highway So
ll3Wp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28
Local News Items

MRS. Ruby Walters and he,
sister. Mrs. Bernicc Lewis. were
Great Falls visitors last FRIDAY
Mel Ruder of the Hungry Horse
News was a Browning visitor Fri
day.
Ionic Goss drew the lucky
number for the barbecue grill
at Buttreys last Saturday. A
smaller one went to Thelma Beck
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sher
burne and family plan to be here
over the Memorial holiday to
visit relatives.
Evelyn Weasa. fourth grade
teacher. plans to attend summer
school at Eastern College of Edu
cation in Billings.
Pat Fields was an overniph,
guest of Keith Schauf In his
home in East Glacier Friday and
Saturday evenings.
r. A, Samucls. local high school
science instructor. will attend
Eastern College of Education In
Billings this summer.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28

All the personal property consisting
OF household effects will be sold,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
All bids or offers to purchase the real
estate must be In writing, addressed to
Verna Bennett, Administratrix with
WI Annexed of the Estate of Lorenzo
White. deceased, In care of County
attorneys Office. Cut Bank, Montana.
All bids must be accompanied by q
certified check of not less than 10 per
cent of the amount bid, the balance
due upon confirmation by the Court.
The personal property will he sold on
Or after 200 O'Clock pm. June IL,
1899. oy direct negotiation with the
Administrative with WIN Annexed for
cash subject TO approval by this Court.
VERNA BENNETT
Administrative with VIII Annexed of
the Estate Of Lorenzo White, Deceased
First Publication May %, 1855
Last Publication June I, 1859
Dated May 20, 1883
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eastwood
and son, John. plan to motor to
Calgary tomorrow to spend the
week end with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall are home
from Fort Hall. Idaho. where they
had visited their son.in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Osborn.
The COD Laundry truck skid.
ded from the highway this side
of Cut Bank Tuesday while on
its return trip to Shelby. The
vehicle hit a telephone pole, the
driver escaping unhurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Carmen
visited a short while with her
father. Frank Sherburne, Mon.
day. Mr.. Carmen, technician
of the Bendix Corporation was in
this area on a tour of inspection
of government radar installations.
Their home Is In kalispell.
The new water and sewage
system under construction by the
Kalispell Plumbing and Heating
Co. at the Cut Bank boarding
school Is being completed this
week. Cost of the project was
approximately $4,000. Sewage
will empty into a lagoon in that
area. New source of water is
from two new wells. The project
involved considerable excavation
with unfavorable weather being
considerable hindrance during
the last several months.
County Commissioners Harold
Hanneman and Hi Woodward. ac.
companied by County Road Fore.
man. Paul Guber. have been max.
ing inspection tours over the
county this week. Because of un.
favorable weather conditions this
spring. they said. only minimum
Roadway has been possible with
seasonal road maintenance. Most
of the work thus far has beon
devoted to repairing of culvcr,s
and stabilizing of approaches to
bridges.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28
lECALS

n the DISTRICT COURT o. the
STATE OF MONTANA. - AND foR
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LORENZO WHITE. deceased,
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that In
pursuance Of an Order Of the judge of
tn" District Court Of the Ninth judicial
District for the County Of Glacier, State
Of Montana, made on tho goth day Of
May. 1859. In the matter Of tho estate
of Lorenzo White, deceased, the under.
signed, the Administrative with WIN
Annexed will sell III private sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, and sub
ject to confirmation by said District
Court. on Friday. the 18th day Of June,
1859. at 200 o'clock pm, At the Office
OF County Attorney, Cut Bank, Montana,
County of Glacier. all the right, title,
Interest and estate of the said Lorenzo
Whit" at the time of his death, and all
right. title and interest that the said
estate has. by operation Of law or
otherwise, acquired other than or In
addition to that Of the said LORENZO
White at the time Of his death, In and
to al! the personal property and al that
certain lot. piece or parcel Of land.
situate. lying and being In the said
Town Of browning, County of Glacier of
Montana and bounded and described,
as follows. TO wit:
Lots ~. IS and 10 Of Block - Of the
Original Townsite OF Browning, Mon.
tana
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-28

The City Council at a special
meeting Tuesday night laid plans
for resolving the controversy
over the new water system. Legal
aspects of the matter were ex.
planned by c. v. Huppe, city
attorney. who was here from Hell.
cna. The entire picture of the
situation will be presented by
The Reporter in a near future
issue.
Jerry Rosenberger and daugh.
ter. Mary Lee. we're in Great
Falls Monday. where the latter
was examined by a bone special.
list. A new cast was applied In
treatment of the spinal condition
she has been suffering in recent
months, treatment for which was
begun by the specialist a month
ago.