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The Sidney herald., 1960-11-23
SAVAGE news

Mrs. Godtfred Miller's brother
and family, MIR. and Mrs. Oscar
Schmidt and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. John Barnsnet, of Rosen-
dale, Wisconsin spent a few days
mere visiting ait the Miller home.
Mrs. Matt Mathison of Kinsey,
visited at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hag-
Ter Tuesday.
A group of ladies gathered at
The Pastor Strand home Monday
evening and helped Mrs. Strand
celebrate her birthday. After a
social hour, a very delicious lunch
was enjoyed. The guest of honor
was presented with several love-
ly gifts.
Mrs. Gail Mastvelten, Mrs.
Douglas Barone, and Mrs. Don
MaStvelten entertained a group of
people at a baby shower for Mrs.
Wallace Brown at the Elmer Mast
velten home Sunday evening. A
dainty lunch was served by the
h~ostesses ait a late hour. Mrs.
Brown received many nice gifts
for her baby.
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Asiiclaey

me november meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliarv of
Henry Hanson Post No. ~ wa
held at the home of Mrs A -
Williams with 18 members and
one visitor present. Roll car zUac
answered with "a Characteristic
1 Admire in Others" Kathleen
Holzwarth gave her report ON
Girls State School" which Che
attended In June. A box of cook- ;
SeS will be sent to the Veterans
hospital at Miles City for Christ
mas. Mrs. Elsie Miller. district
president, was a visitor and oave
a very interesting report on each
Craftsmanship and also presented
seven awards to this unit for
the past year. One special award
was the High Shoppers Citation
Tor outstanding service to fhe
American Legion Auxiliary bv
attaining Unit Quota by Nov 10
1859. Another award was given
Tor Superior Rating of this unit
Flowers will be sent to Mrs. Vera
Aautenberger who is in the hos
pital IN Glendive. The hymn of
the month, Faith of Our Fathers"
and bhe Auxiliary song were SUNG
by the group. Two special num-
CerS were rendered by the Aux
I1ary Sextette. Lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. A. c. Williams. Mrs.
.. Waters and Mrs. j.. Cummings.
The LCR held their meeting
on Wednesday, November Is with
. members present. Christmas
corSageS were made and sold to
TO the WMF members. The next
meeting will be held ON Novem-
or 80.
Rev. A. Mathison gave the de-
vOtionS and a talk on Evangel-
ism at the meeting of the Ameri-
can Lutheran Church Women held
Thursday afternoon, November II.
Mrs. James Christensen presided
Ut the business meeting at which
lime two life membership pins
were awarded. One to Mrs. Har-
low Eggum and the other to Mrs.
Robert KnudSon. Joint h~osteSses
served the supper.
The Bridge club was enter
tanned in the home of Mrs. Geo.
Covlin on Thursday evening with
three tables in play. Those who
received prizes were Mrs. Lyle
MOrey, Mrs. Joe Whizonant, Mrs.
Donald Blair and Mrs. Harold
Berry.
MI. and Mrs. John Frisvold OF
Auburn, Wn., were house guests
of her brother and siSter-in-law,
AR. and Mrs. Harold Knauts fo1
a few days. On Wednesday eve
ming the KnautS and their guests
enjoyed dinner with MIR. and
Mrs. F. P. Blair.
Mrs. Aileen Whitesaid enter
tanned IS guests at a birthday
party Thursday at 400 in honor
Of her daughter Lynn's 11tt
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts anc
Bill Steffin returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Billings
Past Matrons club of MAUD
Marshall Chapter No. II OES, wa
held in the home of Mrs. Gladys
Volbrecht with Mrs. p. 7. Bald.
win as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lear lief
Wednesday for Ennis, Mont, tt
visit before they go on to Bill
lings where Mrs. Lear will sub
init to surgery.
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The Western Fun-makers All
club met at the r. w. Milne
home at Richey Friday evening.
Wolf Point callers Saturday
we're Allan Peterson, MIR. and
Mrs. Al Knight, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bivens and boys, Cyril
Etzel and James,, Mrs. Johnnie
Johnston and family, MIR. and
Mrs. George Milne, Georgia and
Sara, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Strom-
mer and Lynn, Myron Dorrneek,
and Bill Voorhees,.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Wlnhoter,
Richard and Patty, were week
end guests of Mrs. TherShia Win
hofer and Bill. MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Winhofer were Sunday dinner
guests also.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widman
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Paul Mil
Aer.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
and family were Sunday supper
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Gid
ley OF Nickwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. LAYER
due and daughter, and Mr.. anc
Mr-. Clifford HagadOne were
Wolf Point callers Monday. They
also called in Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ed
wards of Whitehall spent Tues
Sav at the Clifford Hagadont
aome.
Cyril Etzel and Joe Flack were
Sidney callers Tuesday.
POPLAR callers Tuesday were
MI. and Mrs. E. K. Widman, Mr.
Bill Voorhees, and children anC
Mrs. Frank Winhofer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stromme
were Sidney callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill VOORHEES, en-
tertained Wednesday evening a
dinner in honor of Maxine's birth.
day: MIR. and Mrs w. L. Voor
hees of Poplar, MIR. and Mrs. E. K
Widman, MIR. and Mrs. Franl
Winhofer, and MIR. and Mrs. Gee
Milne, Georgia and Sara.
Mrs. TlherShia WinhOfer anC
Bill, and Cyril Etzel were Popla
callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WinhofeI
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widmal
were Glendive callers Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller wer
Sidney callers Thursday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF ELSIE Z. NELSON. de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Phillip N. Nelson, Adj
ministrator of the Estate of Elsie E.
Nelson deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
with the necessary vouchers within
Four az months after the first publ
cation of this notice, to the said Adj
ministrator at the offices of Brattin,
Habedank & Cumming, Sidney Nation
al Bank Building, Sidney, Montana.
the place for transacting the business
Of said estate in the County of Rich
land, Montana.
Dated November 9, 1860.
Phillip N. Nelson, Administrator of
F~+~+~ IF Elsie z. Nelson. Deceased.
publish Nov. 16, %, 30, and Dec.
Z, 1861.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Montana Water Pollution Coun-
ell will hold a public hearing in
Great Falls. Montana on December g..
1860 at 1000 A. M. in the City Council
Chambers at the Civic Center to con-
slider and adopt standards of water
purity and quality and classifications
for the Missouri River and all tribu-
tarieS in Montana, including the CAL
latin, Jefferson, Madison, Dearborn,
Smith. Sun, Marias, Musselshell, Milk,
and Poplar Rivers and tributaries.
Copies of the proposed standards
and classifications may be obtained
by writing to the Montana State Board
of Health. Helena, Montana This adj
veriSement To appear on the follow
ing dates or nearest thereto: Novem-
Der 18th, November 22nd, and Nov
ember 10Th, 1860.
Claiborne w. Brinck, Secretary
Montana Water Pollution Council
Montana State Board of Health
Helena. Montana
Pub. Nov. 16 = % = 30)
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-23
NIK'S SOFT WORDS

Soviet Premier KhruShchev is
already maneuvering for a sum-
nit conference with President
elect Kennedy. He has begun
with soft words, and this probab-
ly signifies a lull in the cold war.
In his congratulations to
Kennedy, Khrushchev called for
a return TO the kind of Soviet
United States relations which ex-
listed in the Administration of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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NOTICE OF

NOTICE OF ELECTION
An election will be held at Norgaard
School District No. IA, Richland Co..
Nov. 26, 1860 between the hours of
z and 4 D. m. for the purpose of
consolidating District No. IA with
District No. 80.
Albert T. Kilen, Chairman.
pub. Nov. 16 = 23)
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GOOD RANCH FOR SALE

The John Trollope ranch Is miles
north of Wibaux, Mont, on new
graveled road. Consisting of 1923
acre decided and 900 acres rented,
with 800 acre wheat ALT. Also raises
corn and oats for feed. Has about
LOO acres of farm ground rest pas
ture. Extra good improvements,
modern 2 Bdrm. house. good barns
and c~orrals, also ~granaries and gar
age, electricity to all buildings and
~corrals. Good water both for the
house and grazing land, on mail
route. Has telephone, school bus to,
grade school. Has been running
about 600 sheep or 125 cows on
place. Selling on account of sickness
in family. Priced to sell quick with
good terms. To see, contact owner
JOHN TROLLOPE at ranch or con-
tact FLOYD ELMORE REAL ES-
TATE al 2222 DAHLIA LANE, Bill
LINGS, MONT, Or phone Alpine
90484 Billings. 44-2tc
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INSTRUCTIONS

For full information about Diesel
and heavy equipment training, write
Box K co Sidney Herald. Call 367
IN. X. immediately. 43-4tp
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HELP WANTED

Men urgently needed to train in
Diesel and Heavy Equipment. See
ad under Instruction 43-4tp
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WORK WANTED

NOTICE - Will teach knitting. For
appointment call 1036R. Mrs. Dolph
Bosshard. Rt. /, Box 127, Sidney.
44-2tc
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. RENT - Furnished basement
apt. for l or 2 men. Utilities paid.
Phon 413R. 45-1tp
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FOR RENT - Modern, completely fur
n1shed house for small family. No
pets or small children. Call 1911 at
6O5 4th st. S. E. 45-tfc
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Homemade pheasant
hats. Inquire at 40 4th st. N. E.
45-1tp
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Nice furnished apart
ment on main floor. Suitable for
or 2 adults. See at 400 West Main.
45-tfc
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FOR RENT = Furnished apt. for
5 or 6 months. Call POI Sat. or
Sur. 45-1tp
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FOR SALE - One Guernsey. 8 yr.
old milk COW. Gilbert Weiss. Enid,
Mont. Pr. 4-2638. 45-2tp
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WANTED,

WANTED TO BUY Young Angus
stock COWS to calf in March or
April. Donald B. Lee, Terry, Mon
tana. Phone ME7-5389. 45-2tp
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WANTED = Persons interested in
square dancing. For information call
1868. s45-1tp
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KEEP the carpet cleaning problem
small - use Blue Lustre on your
wall to wall. Valley Harware Co.,
Sidney. 45-1tc
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-12

BLDG. MATERIAL, must have
good soles background in
floor tile. Work with and
through distributors for AAA
mig. .......... S7,50o
SALES PROMOTION, must know
office equipment computor
and data processing $4,000
INDUSTRIAL. old line pro9res-
sive firm. Appoint and set up
distributor for new item,
allied experience ...... S62o
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REAL ESTATE

sALESPEOPLE, full and part time,
/, licenced or unlicensed. will
train for large aggressive office,
help in closing, plenty OF flool
time, selection of over 400 listlngs,
call between "a pm. tor inter-
view. w. 6-20O4.
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FOR PRINTING CALL GlENvILLE 1883
T O N Il =
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Omen Thurs. til SPIN UL. 1880
FOR MEN

SALES EXpEDITOR. droft
exempt, young ... to S4Zo
ME-, June Grad. train Tor
Product Engineer . $500
CRAFTSMAN. minimum 3 Yeors
electronic pockuging $3.50
JR. TOOL DESIGN. detail
exp. ............. to SoU0
IND. ENGRC. good procticol
exp, to As ........ to $3.50
PURCHASING. expedite. learn
estimating. read blue prints.
HIS. upper third OF
class .........,.. 10 S4ou
I.B.M. Opr. ~. bosic troining
in IBM, End shift . $3.50
MACH TRAINEES. local HIS.
Gruds. 10 hrs. day
BRAKEMAN TRAINEES.
1890, HIS. Grods .., S470
ESTIMATOR. exp. job and tool
estimating. mach. shop
background ....... to SooU
SALES TRAINEE. young. some
college. type. stort in
Ports Dept. ..... $500 hr.
SALES ENGR.. degree plus
exp. 30.4o ; to $500
MALE STENO. work in
Ashtobulo ... S39u
H. S. and College gro
best job
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full or part time,
high volume RX section, northeast
suburb; high hourly rate plus
bonus and vacation, no night or
Sunday work; prefer person OF
managerial status. Call SIX. 2-0737
for appointment.
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N a L Z
TECHNICAL
Contact Mr.. Campbell

CHIEF ENGINEER. ME-. to head
40-mon department in De-
velopment 6 Design Of Earth
Moving Equipment . . $4,000
DESIGN ENGINEER. speciol rub
Der and steel equipment ex-
perience helpful 49,. $500
ASST. CHIEF ENGINEER. small
company. small design de-
portment. supervision OF spe-
ciol machinery w $4,000
CHEMISTS, BIS. MS. PhD.. or
qonic. inorganic or polumor
experience, salary TO Sis. 1000
INSULATION ENGINEERS. chem
icol or electrical engineer.
fumiliur with insulation and
opoxies .... to $4,000
CERAMIC ENGINEERS, ME-. or
C.E., recent graduates or ex'
perienced in allied fields.
. to $4,000
COLLEGE GRADUATES, new.
truinino positions in Cleveland
oreo for all degrees. Fees
paid .......... to $500
RUBBER CHEMISTS. fumilior
with compounding muteriols
and procedures.
. $1,000 to $4,000
CRAFTSMAN, detoilers. mechon.
icul or electrical. ] year min.
experience .... to SIS 600
CRAFTSMAN. layout. mechoni-
cal or electrical. experienced
on special machinery.
. to ST. .2oOI
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- SALES TRAINEES -
little or no experienced
EE N u L E
BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL
Ask for Miss Miller

SECRETARY. personnel. some
COLLEGE preferred S45o-sSoo +
SECRETARY. to V.P.. in CHARGE
OF soles, Fee Paid s3ou
SECRETARY. engineering, exp.
TO 40 yrs. Fee Paid e-.. s4oo
JR. SECRETARY. heavy dictotion
free to trovel. work for top
executive. Fee Poid S43o
SECRETARY. tinonce officer.
some COLLEGE S350-S400
IR. STENOGRAPHERS. many
Fee Poid start S27S-S325
TYPIST. purchasing dept. $500
CLERK-TYPIST. mature. accurate
figure tYping ........ $40
CLERK.TYPlST, inventory con-
troll dept. ......... TO S5Uo
FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER,
monuoi start S390-S450
COST ACCOUNTING CLERK,
exp, Poinesville .. S3zo
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, exp
Fee Poid . $500
coMpToMEToR OPERATOR,
light tipping. Fee Poid s32s
CLERK. no typing. accurate with
figures. "a Fee Poid to $500
LIBRARIANS. degree. will
troin ,......... 81 400
HOME ECONOMISTS, degree,
public contact .... S350-S400
FOOD SUPERVISOR. some exp,
no encumbronces, degree not
needed ............. 10 $500
ASSISTANT BUYER, some
merchandising exp. to $500
LAB. TECHNICIAN. will
troin ...s......... S29S
INDUSTRIAL NURSE. in charge
Of 2 girls. exp. In industrial
cloims. Fee Paid S400-S450
SALAD GIRL, exp. meuls I $3.50
INSPECTOR. read blueprints.
read mikes, lst or End
.................Sl.4S AS hr.
ASSEMBLIES. molding, lst
or End .......... Sl.25 hr.
The above is only representa-.
tive OF our many fine openings
in the Euclid area. Come in and
let US select the RIGHT opening
for you. We can place to excel.
lent odvontoee many June HIS.
graduates. We also are in need
OF experienced typists, secre-
tories. stenogrophers, key punch
and comptometer operators who
want 10 work ! or 2 days per
week or on short term assign.
ments. Good hourly rates with
NO service fee TO you! Coll or
come in and register with Miss
Rogers for our temporary pro-
erom.
M..2 PM, Mon. Thru Fri.
Appointment
Sis Mon. thru Fri.
REAR OF BUILDING
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1887 EUCLID Ave.
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COMMERCIAL
Contoct Mr.. George

ACCOUNTANT. industrial insur-
once exp. degree. fee paid.
............. S6oo.S650
IND. MGT., time and cost and
accounting. degree S450-S500I
ACCOUNTANT TRAINEE.
degree. no exp. S460-So00
ACCOUNTANT. degree and as
years exp. cost and budgets.
.............. S425-s56o
TECH. SECRETARY. good
English background 10 S450
PERSONNEL ASST. B.A. degree.
some exp. ..... s45o-s6oo
FIELD AUDIT CLERK. 2 yrs.
college. S yrs. exp. 49, S425
AUDIT CLERKS. IL yrs.
business college and 2 yrs,
general accounting s3e0-S425
ELECTRONIC TRATNEE, 3 yrs.
college electronic courses.
............. S35o-S400
ENG. TRAINEE. 2 yrs. college
electrical, some T.V. exp.
.....,.... S325.S400
LAB TRAINEE. 2 yrs. college
science and opportunity to
finish college .... S365
LAB TECH. IL yrs. college
chemistry .............. $3.50
LB.M. OPERATOR. End shift.
4-lz ............ S340-S360
SALES
Contact Miss Davis
SALES CORRESPONDENT.
prefer man 40-S0 with exper-
ience. stable firm. secure
future ............ to $500
INDUSTRIAL SALES, call on
GEMS. Lucrative Cleveland
territory. AAA local mfg.
knowledge OF electrical motors
or Allied products helpful.
............ Co. cor $500 +
FREIGHT SALES. innerline, work |
with sulesmon OF feed lines.
also sell service direct to Gus
toners. Some travel $500 + |
BLDG. MATERIAL. ready mix
and supply experience
necessary .......... $500 II
Interviewing Hours: 9 A.
Evenings BY
Offices Open $3.50 to
FREE PARKING IN
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

CARPETING, IS to 40 yds., padding,
valued $500, now $50; rugs 9X20,
12x24, 12xl8. l2X15. l2x12, 9Xl5,
9x12. Skill. 6x9. S10-S20, up; run
ners; private residence. Gil. l-4252.
2 STEP tables; cocktail and drum
tables: electric carpet sweepers.
Call KE. 1850 after 5 80 p m.
RUGS, new seconds: 12X18, l2x15,
l2xl2, 9X12; all alike, $40 up;
private residence. PO. 1-8400.
4157 ELLISON I'd, EV. 1854; com.
plete household items and furni-
ture; Misses clothes 12-l4; must
sell. leaving town.
LIVING room suite, 3 piece, rose
davenport and chair. blue chair,
-PO 1859 after 4 p. IN.
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FOR WOMEN

SECRETARY; top executive
needs career girl to fill
this position 49,. S400-S450
SECRETARY. compose own
letters. shorthond helpful.
mature .......... S3O0-s350
SECRETARY. technical
background preferred
Fee Paid ..........,. $3.50
STENO. soles. good spot for
sharp beginner -. S275-S300
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR.
JR. CLERK TYPIsTS. good
opening for June Grods $3.50
TYPIST. some experience SITS
COMP. OPERATOR. through
multiplication . S275-s32S
COST CLERK. figure aptitude.
light tYping .... S280-S300
ACCOUNTING CLERK. mini
mum S years accounting exp.
payroll ..... s35o.s37s
MAIL GIRL. young HIS.
Grad .......... S240-S260
Is-Reeister NOW-ior
selection!
UL. 1880
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Community Employment
Sorwseoe

FoRt1ERLY EUCLID EMPLOYMENT
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood 1900
Second Floor Of Chose Building
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rel Gray of Browning. All had an
enjoyable time and had lots of
fun dancing to live music and
records. They were chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gray of
Browning who also provided the
transportation.
SURPRISE PARTY
Airman Merlin Kipling was
home on leave from Malmstrom
ALB in Great Falls last week
end.
Tiff Mckay was a Great Falls
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruby Walters and daugh-
ter, Babs Schubert, transacted
business in Great Falls yester-
day.
Ed McDougall, pioneer bust
nessman and mayor of Browning,
is here from Edmonds, Washing
ton to look after his oil and other
interests in this area. The Nc
Dougall couple has acquired a
home in Edmonds, planning to
make their permanent home in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Nash ar
rived from Washington to again
operate their cafe at Babb, which
they have done during the sum-
mer season for several years.
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in the missions in the state OF
Oklahoma.
The purpose of the Chapel Car
was TO look up and encourage
those thousands of Catholics who
scattered along the railroad lines
or in small towns without Catho-
lie Churches, and to give them
the opportunity of receiving the
sacraments and getting in con-
tact with the Church.
After serving that purpose for
many years, the "St. Paul" was
sidetracked at Gardiner, Mon
tana for several years. Recently
Browning Parish made efforts
to procure the car for use at
East Glacier and probably at
Summit, and through the coop
Grafton of the presidents of the
Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern railroad, success
crowned the efforts.
The st. Paul" arrived at East
Glacier a week ago Sunday.
There il will be put into shape
for immediate use and work will
continue as il serves the commu-
nifty. There will be Holy Mass
each Sunday at 4 pm.
As the work advances to near
completion, an opportunity will
be afforded to all to inspect the
car. photo by FIR. Tackus)
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The Chapel Car St Paul was
dedicated by the late Cardinal
Gibbons at New Orleans, La, on
March Il, 1915. 1t is an all-steel
car. eighty-fOur feet long, with
a seating capacity of seventy peo,
pie. The altar, altar rail, pews,
and confessional are made of
native woods, the trimmings OF
Cuban mahogany. Besides a com.
pletely furnished chapel. the car
contains a living room for the
Chaplain, two sleeping rooms,
and a bathroom, a kitchen with
a stove and all necessary cook.
ing utensils.
This car was donated to The
Catholic Church Extension SOci-
ETY. by the late Peter Kuntz of
Dayton, Ohio. The first mission
given on il was in the little town
of Bunkie, La, on Passion Sun
day, March q, 1915.
The history of its wanderingS
from that day on reads like ro-
nance; from mission TO mission
IL went, with the same story re-
peating itself The woods are
full of faIlen-away Catholics"
Practically all the southern
have been visited by the Chapel
Car St. Paul-in 1925 and for
several years after il was used
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Bubb News
by Rod Paisley

As the snow started to melt
away this week many changes
have made us realize that the
summer tourist season is ap-
preaching. Percy and Matte
Nash arrived over the week end
from Yakima, Washington to OPP
crate Thronson's Log Cabin cafe.
Edward Hilton has come to st.
Mary to get his cafe and service
station open. Eddy's Bakery has
started making deliveries this
week and Greig's Dairy from
Kalispell started making deliver
les also. The Port of Entry at
Piegan and Carway started new
hours from 2 to 10.
Robert Stevenson, us. Gus
toms investigator of Havre, was
a business caller in this area
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whitford
and Joan Hammond motored to
Cut Bank Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Staples ar
rived home after vacationing in
Arizona.
Barbara Swenson and children
have been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Thronson for
the last few weeks.
Frank MacCormick was call
er in Babb on Monday.
Frank Vale left Monday for
Butte to take a physical for the
armed services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wildes
and daughter, Estella, arrived
from Maine to work at Black
resort at st. Mary.
Shoppers from Babb in Brown
ing and Cut Bank Saturday were
Mrs. James Godbolt, Mrs. Har.
vey Thronson and Mr.. and Mrs.
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Rod Paisley.
The Reimers family who are
employed at the Sherburne Lake
dam, drove over to Poison to
visit relatives over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Duer
drove to Great Falls on business
Tuesday. While they were gone
their son, Layton, was an over
night guest at the Paisley ranch.
Violet and Lee Hensley of
Great Falls visited the Monte
Fenner family over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Montgom-
cry of Cut Bank were callers at
the John Nussbaum home last
week. Mrs. Montgomery is Johns
mother.
The newly organized PTA is
having a card party at the Babb
school Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Duer of Babb en-
tertained at a bridge party on
Thursday evening, April %.
During the refreshment hour
Mrs. Bob Wasem was surprised
with a handkerchief shower. Mrs.
Wasem will be moving from st.
Mary to East Glacier soon.
Mrs. Earl Syre won high and
Mrs. George Henkel Jr. low.
Others attending the party were
Mesdames Larry Dale, Lester
Johnson, Harvey Thronson and
James Godbolt.
Journey to lefhbridge
Several teen-agers from Babb
and Browning went to Lethbridge
for the final Bop and Talk show
of the season. Those who attend
ed were Clarence Wagner, Jr.,
and Trudy Myers of Babb and
Leona Doore, Carol Jane Steph-
enson, "Jocky" Harwood, Jerie
DeWolfe, David DesRosier, Mari
Ign Gray, Doren Gray and OAR