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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 14 May 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-05-14/ed-1/seq-7/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Mrs. Mary Davenport spent the weekend in Ronan and Poi- son visiting friends. She went with friends to the Cherry Blos- som festival dance also. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jacklin left here last weekend for Poison where they will live for the pre- sent. They have purchased some lots overlooking Flathead lake. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Zimmer- man, Nancy and Robert, will spend the weekend in LaCrosse, Wash. with the former's cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Camp aid sons. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lane left early Saturday morning to spend the weekend at their cabin on Flathead lake. They also attend- ed the Cherry Blossom festival dance Saturday evening. Bob Baxter visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Baxter over the weekend. He ac- companied John Clark, who visit- ed his brothers, Mark and Bob and his family. Both returned to MSC in Bozeman Sunday. Floyd Raab, who was released from St. Patrick's hospital in Missoula about a week ago, is moving to Idaho Falls to make his home with his son, George. He had been living in his trailer house at the Big Pine court for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Racicot and children of Libby visited Mr. and Mrs. Con Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Racicot here Sunday and also their sisters and fami- lies, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Guld- seth and Mr. and Mrs. Al Williams. Mrs. Ermel Hanson and Gary arrived here Friday from the Far East where Gary had been with his uncle, Loren Fessler, since last fall. Mrs. Hanson left here the middle of March to visit there before returning home with Gary. Jon Babcock, who accompanied Gary, was to return here this week also. Cancer Drive Receives $295 Contributions to the 1959 American Cancer society fund drive in Thompson Falls totaled $295.62, Mrs. Stephen D. Bab- cock, chairman, has announced. The LEDGER — an ideal gift! Shower to Honor Joy Mahoney Miss Joy Mary Mahoney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mahoney, who will be a bride of June 6, will be honored at a public wedding shower Monday evening at 6 p.m. in the woman's clubhouse. All friends of the bride -elect and her parents are invited to participate. Dancers to Attend Missoula Festival A number of couples from the Wagon Wheelers Square Dance club are planning to attend the square dance festival in Missoula this weekend. Planning to attend are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Oertli, Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stephanson. The latter couple will take their children and visit Mrs. Stephanson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nickerson, while there. Several other couples may attend also. BPW Attend Libby Confab Six members of the Thompson Falls BPW club drove to Libby Sunday where they attended the spring conference of the district and the annual emblem cere- mony. Making the trip were Miss June Thayer newly elected pre- sident, Mrs. Harvey Hotzel, im- mediate past president, Mrs. Norm Lovhaug, Mrs. Leonard Lovhaug, Mrs. Susan Thayer and Mrs. Don Campbell. Seaway Stamp Due June 27 A 4 -cent St. Lawrence Seaway commemorative postage stamp will go on sale at the Thom- pson Falls post office June 27, N. J. LaFriniere, postmaster„ has announced. A stamp identical in design, except for the necessary changes in caption and denomination, is being released simultaneously at Ottawa, Canada. The stamp will be in red and blue on white paper and carries tire emblems of both nations, the maple leaf for Canada and the eagle for the United States. NOTICE I am now a salesman for MUNSON REALTY, License No. 3467. Have listings on Farm Property, also several Town Homes and Lots. I will appreciate your business. M. C. (Melt) Sutherland Phone TAylor 7-3563 Thompson Falls AS SEEN IN... DIGEST Now Available! \Dutch Boy\ New Enamelized House Paint 4 It's all new. ... but the formula has been proven by 25 years of marine service. Enamelized House Paint defies any kind of weather ... resists stains, fumes, mildew. Come h and f7f:e t! - .? rc - 7 colors. PYATT LUMBER CO. Grange to Clean Cemetery May 24 Plans for a clean-up day for the Wild Rose cemetery to be held Sunday, May 24 were made at a meeting of the Thompson Falls Grange Friday evening with Master Dan Doty and Over- seer Harry Lanz presiding. Members are asked to bring tools for clean-up day, something for a pot -luck dinner and plate, cup and silverware. Walter Zook was installed as- sistant steward with Orin P. Kendall acting as installing of- ficer. Mrs. R. H. Cornett presented a report on a health plan meet- ing she attended at Helena re- cently. The lecturer's hour presented by Dan Doty consisted of a quiz for mothers, a violin solo by Freda Miller and a skit by Mrs. Harry Lanz and Mr. Doty. Lunch was served to about 30 members and children by Mr. and Mrs. Kendall. Power City 4-H Club Meets How to make baked custard was the main project of the Power City Boosters 4-H club at the meeting Saturday at the home of Mrs. Archy Tobiska. A game was played and Colleen Andrews continued sewing on ( her skirt. Members discussed participating in Rural Life Sunday. Members will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Tobiska home. Darla Tobiska, reporter Hospital Notes Admitted — May 4-10—Iva Rasmussen, Mrs. Marie Mertz, David Kemp, Mrs. Mary Cooper, Hot Springs; Mrs. Emma Cox, Barry Alan Camp- bell, Nancy L. Conklin, Thomp- son Falls; James Steinebeck, Plains; Finley Jenkins, Noxon; 1Philomeme Red Crow, Perma. Dismissed — Leon Bourdon, James Spencer, Esther Lawyer, Tina Lacock, Plains; Elsie Whitlatch, Terry Auclair, Trout Creek; Dorothy 1Von Segen, LeRoy Manning, Mrs. Minnie Haworth, David La - Moose, Hot Springs; Barbara Brown, St. Ignatius; Mrs. Bar- bara Repp, Mrs. Alice Denison, Art Crabtree, Thompson Falls; James Swaney, Dixon; Lonald Marsh, Paradise. Mail Schedules Remain Same Time changes in the arrivals of trains 1 and 2 will not effect the mail closing times now in effect at the Thompson Falls post office, N. J. LaFriniere, postmaster, announced Monday. The new schedules went into ef- fect Sunday. The eastbound train now ar- rives at 12:10 p.m., five minutes earlier than previously while the evening westbound train arrives three minutes later at 6:23 p.m. All airmail deposited at the local post office goes west for dispatching from Spokane, La- Friniere said. THE RIGHT SEED FOR YOUR SOIL We mix solid to mast your soil conditions or according to your County A.C.P. Handbook. Thant ars sp•cial, quality mixes— not run -of -th•-mill seeds. Another reason why it pays to buy pad at Jacklin's. WE MIX FOR: IRRIGATED PASTURE WATERWAYS SOIL BANK HAY PLANTINGS EROSION CONTROL FARM SITES FAST SERVICE Call in your order — It will be ready when you corn. Is — or it will b• promptly shipped to you. Phone WAInut 6-6241 D S W Jacklin SEED CO. Mixed League Banquet Planned Awards for the Ball and Chain mixed bowling league will be presented Friday night at the league's annual banquet at the Thompson River Ranch, accord- ing to secretary, Mrs. Ernest Huffman, who will present all awards except the first place trophies. Mrs. Earl Oliver and Mrs. Stephen Babcock are in charge of arrangements for the banquet with all members, substitutes and their husbands and wives in- vited. Following the banquet, elec- tion of officers for next year will be held with Ted Mellinger pre- senting a slate of nominees. Dr. C. E. Rosdahl, treasurer, will present the league's annual financial report. Chorus Receives Excellent Rating The .Girls chorus of Thomp- son Falls High school, under the direction of Larry Coloff, high school music instructor, received an excellent rating at the all - state music festival at Montana State university Saturday. The chorus sang Saturday morning. (A picture of the chorus is published on page 4 of this issue of the Ledger.) B. B. OWEN IHC Dealer Plains IHC Tractors Parth & Service Spike Tooth Harrow In Stock IHC Hay Balers Side Delivery Rake See the new Hay Conditioner. Mowing Machines Bale 0 Veyors Elevators 1110 & Erco Baling Twine Eversman Land Levelers Ditchers 2 Yard Can 1958 IHC Pickup Demonstrator 1958 IHC Pickup 4 -ton \New\ Bagarin Chev. 11/2 -ton $350 Flat rack Dodge . . . $350 1 -Ton 4x4 Wright Power Saws Power Lawnmower Dowpon Quack Grass Killer Dow Spray Chemicals l'ower Spray Machines on Hand Used John Deere A $850 RCA Refrigerators Home Freezers Headquarters for the Farmer! Mrs. H. Shepard SANDE\ COUNTY Installed as Head Of Woman's Club Mrs. Harold Shepard was in- stalled president of the Thomp- son Falls Woman's club for the 1959-60 season at the final meet- ing of the club held Thursday noon in the clubhouse. Others installed were Mrs. M. J. Sul- livan, vice-president, Mrs. James Anderson, secretary, Mrs. K. W. Harvey, treasurer and Mrs. Melt Sutherland, trustee. Installing of- ficer was Mrs. George Rohwer. A spring luncheon was serv- ed by Mesdames Glenn Larson, Harold Jensen and Al Libra. In- dividual potted geraniums were used as centerpieces and in- dividual lace doilies marked the places. Mrs. Richard Heater present- ed the program entitled, The Play Is the Thing,\ in which she played back a recording made unknown to members during the luncheon and meeting. Two members from the club, Mrs. Stephen D. Babcock and Mrs. Robert Clark, were present- ed as nominees for Mrs. America from Thompson Falls. Judging is based on homemaking skills, cooking, baking and table set- ting. Local ,Woman's Grandson High Shelton (Mike) Williams, a senior in Libby High school and grandson of Mrs. Martha Cross of Thompson Falls, won top hon- ors among 10 Libby students who participated in the High School week scholarship tests at Montana State college at Boze- man recently. Mike's rating placed him among the highest 57 students of the 600 taking the tests from all over the state. As a result of Mike's high scholastic record earned in high school, he has been offered scholarships at 12 different col- leges and universities and has accepted a $1400 scholarship to Dartmouth college where he in- tends to begin his pre -law course next fall. His mother, the former Madge Cross, attended Thompson Falls schools. At Flathead Lake Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heater will come home today from their cabin on Flathead Lake where they have been since Saturday. VAl°1 you buy! Fords are the lowest priced of the best-selling three, and Ford Dealers can make better trade-in allowances . . . so you'll save plenty! LEDGER Thursday, May 14, 1959-7 TC Smorgasbord Dance Planned Trout Creek persons who re- cently suffered a personal loss by fire. Dickson has extended a cordial . . invitation to all persons in the F or Fire Victims area to attend the smorgasbord TROUT CREEK—An appreci- ation day celebration will be staged at Trout Creek Satur- day evening and night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stone- hocker and family, Leonard Dickson, general chairman of the smorgasbord and dance, has announced. The smorgasbord will be serv- ed at the Trout Creek school lunchroom from 6 to 9 p.m. and the dance will follow in the Trout Creek Community hall starting at 9 p.m. Don Hill and E. Edgar Taylor are in charge of advertising for the event, R. T. Auclair, Joe Cernik, John Cernik and Dave Hale are in charge of tickets and Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Flo Nelson and Mrs. Bessie Larson will be in charg eof the smorgas- bord. Proceeds from the smorgas- bord and dance will be given to and dance. Move to Spokane Mrs. Tom Elmer and son, Tommy, left this morning for Spokane where they will make their home. The Elmers lived here about four years while Mr. Elmer did carpentry work on the dam. Tommy was employed at Lee's Cash Store until several months ago when he underwent surgery. For Lunch or Dinner Try Our .. French Fries Prawns Fried Chicken Plus A Strip Steak Dinner. MELT'S SNACKBAR Carl & Myrtle Gibson YOUR AGENT SERVES YOU IN MANY WAYS • A good friend and neighbor ... your independent local insur- ance agent operates hi. own final- ness -- pays local taxes — hi money circulates in his own home town. Ile is a local busi- nessman who knows local prob- lems and is right on.the-spot to give you rirrtleti counsel and help when losses occur. INSURE.. to be SURE.. .through your inclepiondont local appall Gertrude J. Mahoney Dial TA 7-3462 QUALITY INSURANCE oilo•s not ma —IT PAYS, STEEL PIPE SPECIAL Just arrived, a carload of 6\ 8\ 10\ and 14\ treated steel pipe. Suitable for underground permanent irrigation lines. Special Price. Buy Now! Save! — Inquire - National Log Construction Co. Phone TAylor 7-3521 Thompson Falls Fords are built for sav- ings . . . on gas, on oil changes, and on main- tenance . . . so you can save, not only when you buy, but every mile you drive, too! Fords are styled to stay in style and built to Last . . . so you can expect top value when you're finally ready to trade or sell. TIM WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS CUSTOM 300 lowerf-priced Gar of ihe rnoci- popular +hree! Save Now During Dividend Days At Your Local Ford Dealers. Heater and Heater Only Ford Dealers Sell USED CARS AND TRUCKS Quality Building Materials at Reasonable Prices
