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D8343 H. g. Smith, Rd Insp C8344 John F. Harwood, Rd InsP C8345 Jesse W. Lee, Rd Insp C8346 C. C. Cox, Engineer C8347 Arthur M. Jensen, Lab- or C8348 L. A. Kemmerer, Lab- or C1349 Harvey flotzel, Labor C8350 John Hamann, Labor C8351 Clarence Wilson, Labor C8352 Douglas T. Smith, Lab- or C8353 Richard Jenkins, Labor 08354 Jack Howes Labor _.. 08355 H. T. Sampson, Labor C8356 Granville Carr, Labor 08357 Don L. Chisholm, Lab- or C8358 Harvey Buckridge, Lab- or 08359 Murray Shier, Labor C8360 C. A. Buck, Labor ._ C8361 James W. Jones, Labor 08362 Sam C. Silverthorn, La- bor 08363 V. L. Palmer, Labor _ 08364 'Everett Warner, Labor 08365 George West. Labor _.. C8366 Oscar C. Allen. Labor C8367 Doyle D. Chenowetbd Labor C8368 Lionel J. Bushell, Labor 08369 C. H. Stegmeier, Labor 08370 Sam E. Silverthorn. Jr , Labor C8371 Everett Warner, Over- time C8372 Husky /14 -Power, Inc , Gas - ..... . ..... -- 08373 The Carter Oil Co., Supp .. .... .. .._._ 08374 Continental ,Oil Co , Gas & Oil C8375 Gertrude J. Mahoney, I Ins 08376 Merle Jenkins, Mach Rent C8377 Bernard DeLong, Cattle Guard 08378 Minne Rootime Gravel C8379 Willard B. Aronow, Oil 08380 Miller Machinery Co., Repair .. 08381 Missoula Motor Parts Co., Repair ...-.._ ... _ .. 08382 Westmont Tractor Co., Repair 08383 Mt. Tractor Co., Repair 01384 Treasurer State Equip- ment Co., Repair _ 1.3385 Bud & Dave's Husky Claims, Allowed By Commissioners LIST OF CLAIMS AUDITED AND ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON THE MEETINGS OF AUGUST 3RD, 4TH & 5TH. GENERAL FUND D8141 Dorothy Dodson, Clk & Rec. 331.75 1)8142 Ploy 0. Johnston, Dep 298.58 1)8143 Dixie Vaught, Clk 268.72 1)8144 Marguerite Rogers, Clk 268,72 1)8145 Ralph E. Goode, Treas. 331.76 D8146 Beulah L. Wuerl, Dep 298.58 1)8147 Lucille G. Smith, Clk 268.72 1)8148 Donna Mae Hamann, D8149 Harvey W. Brauer, As- 268.72 Clk s'r 331.75 • D8150 Kristine Kirkeberg, Dep 298.58 1)8151 Averal N. Brauer, Clk 268.72 1)8152 Paul F. Hill, Clk 268.72 1)8153 James H. Smith, Clk of Crt 258.33 D8154 Wally Britton, Sher 331.75 1)8155 Austin Ben Cox, Under - slier 315.16 1)8156 Harry Dods)* Jailer 298.58 D8157 Earl C. Tennant, Jailer 298.58 138158 Ward Winebrenner, Dep. Sher 298.58 138159 Walter L. Lombard, Dep. Sher - ..... _ ..... . 298.58 1)8160 R. W. Priddy, Dep. Sher 50.00 1)8161 Alex C. Morrison, Att'y 165.87 1)8162 Nancy May Blake, Cik 135.00 1)8163 Orin P. Kendall, Supt 331.75 1)8164 Vern 1)olson, Janitor 250.00 1)8165 J. H. Mikkelson, Co Agt 212.50 1)8166 Annette Nelson, Cik 268.72 1)8167 Montana Physicians' Service, B1 Sh (116.75) D8168 H. E. Smith, Per Diem Sal 133.00 1)8169 John F. Ilarwood, Per Diem Sal 94.25 1)8170 Jesse W. Lee, Per Diem Sal 142.80 1)8171 Opal 'Matthews. Clk 48.00 D8112 T. of Thompson Falls, Maps 4.00 1)8173 Evelyn Aldrich, Cik .._ 36.00 1)8174 Gloria V. Watters, Clk 96.00 1)8175 Eva M. Taylor, Crt Rep 52.13 D8176 Edward M. Wontor, Crt 58.89 1)8177 Juanita Stoble. Dep Clk of Crt 38.72 1)8178 Wally Britton, Mil, her & Dep 562.98 1)8179 Richard J. Cole, Spec, Dep. Sher 80.00 D8180 Charles E. Porter, Spec, Dep. Sher 37.50 138181 C. J. Howe, Spec, Dep Sher 50.00 1)8182 George Washington Iff, Spec, Sher. Dep 40.00 D8183 Clreene's Electronics, Radio Rep 81.10 118184 Bud & Daves Husky Service, Radio Supp 4.80 1)8185 McGowan Commercial Co., Supp 17.00 D8186 August Franks, Watch- man 100.00 D8187 Northern Lights, Inc , Radio Ser 21.00 1)8188 Vern Dolson, Spec Dep Sher 100.00 D8189 The Lawyers Co -Opera- tive Pub. Co., Law Books 12.50 1)8190 West Publishing Co , Law Boks 28.00 11191 Norman Jacobson, Jur- or 3.00 D8192 George G. Green, Jur- or 3.00 1)8193 Robert II. Clark, Juror 3.00 D8194 Estella R.1 Koontz, Jur- or 3.00 D8195 Leonard L. .Lovhaug, Juror 3.00 D8196 0. R. Hill, Juror 3.00 138197 Robert J. Hanson, Jur- or 3.00 1)8198 Herb Jameson, Juror 3.00 1)8199 The Montana Power Co., Lights 142.72 1)8200 Jesse C. Nelson, Re- pairs 9.80 1)8201 T. of Thompson Falls, Water 22.30 1)8202 Preston Plumbing & Heating, Repairs 41.65 1)8203 Montanaa Public Health Dist. 2, % 434.09 1)8204 Margaret G. Hutchin- son, Dep. I'rob Of 24.16 D8205 D. W. Hutchinson, 57.97 Prob Of 1)8206 Annie Sloan, Washing . 6.45 1)8207 Wally Britton, Ed of Fria 152.25 118208 Orin P. Kendall, MU 5.25 1)8209 Sherrill Brauer, Clk 16.00 1)8210 Arthur C. Croft Pub., Supp 10.14 D8211 Mont Teachers Retire Sys., Retire 13.27 (16.59) D8212 Ann Welch, Care In- sane 10.00 D8213 Arlene Flegel, Care In- sane 10.00 138214 J. H. Mikkelson, Mil 47.81 1)8215 Norine Sylvia, Clk 24.00 1)8216 Thomas & Anders Co , Supp 4- 37.50 1)8217 Sanders County Led- ger, Supp 351.33 D8218 Hot Springs Telephone Co., Tel 10.45 1)8219 The Mtn. Ste. Tel & Tel Co., Tel 182.45 1)8220 Sanders County Clk & Rec, Petty Cash 14.90 1)8221 John N. Williams, Crt- hse Roof 567.75 18222 Larson & Greens, Supp 63.38 D8223 Ri'versaire Motel, Rooms. Divers 10.00 1)8224 Palls Electric, Supp 4.48 1)8225 Public Employees' Re- tire, Sys., Retire 250.48 (603.62) 1)8226 Public Employees' Re- tire Sys., Retire 8.17 D8227 Social Security Divi- son, Soc Sec 21485 (211.47) 1)8228 State Treasurer, W- (53.51) Hold .J.. 1)8229 First State Bank of Thos Falls, Fed. W - Hold (988.59) $11,615.98 ROAD FUND C8342 Mont. Physicians' Ser- BI Sh (104.15) 59.34 236.70 147.10 33.32 284.80 165.28 325.00 347.00 199.36 347.00 325.00 249.16 325.00 299.00 299.00 299.00 347.00 325.00 325.00 294.04 347.00 270.82 145.20 171.60 C8386 C8387 C8388 08389 08390 C8391 C8392 C8393 08394 08395 08396 C8397 C8398 08399 C8400 C8401 C8402 C8403 08404 C8405 C8406 C8407 C8408 C8409 Service, Repair Macho's . Hardware Supp Cernik Bros, Supp Gill -Adams, Inc., Repair Gambles Store, Supp _ McGowan Commercial Co. Supp Saint Motors, Repair Pinegar Amor Sakes, Repair McKe e Mercantile, Supp Hot Springs Mere. Co , }Lep Ashcraft Lumber Co , Rep Davis Repair Shop, Rep Jesse C. Nelson, Rep T. of Thompson Falls, Water Northern Lights, Inc., Lights 4. Valley Water Co., Wat- er The Montana Power Co., Lights The Mtn Ste Tel & Tel Co., Tel T. of Hot Springs, Wat- er Saints Service, Supp Lou's Auto Parts, Rep Northern Tire Co., Rep Public Employees' Re- -tirement Sys., Retire Public Employees' Re- tirement Sys., Retire Social (\Security Divisi- on, Soc Sec 08410 State reasurezi. Hold 08411 First State Bank of Thos Falls, W -Hold 1.59 2.15 14.75 5.09 1.28 200.75 231.70 51.39 8.45 27.00 14.50 14.10 1.75 14.80 1.60 2.81 32.10 2.80 7.90 3.94 164.25 200.40 (387.19) 4.80 166.84 (164.21) (24.12) (473.20) $16.712.13 BRIDGE FUND A1922 H. E. Smith, Bdg Insp A1923 John F. Harwood, 1.3dg Insp A19234 Keneth S. Wileon, La- bor A1925 Walter F. Johnson, La- bor A1926 L. A. Kemmerer, Lab- or A1927 Sam E. Silveithorti, Jr., Labor A1928 Jack Howes, Labor A1929 Everett Warner, Labor A1930 Clarence Wilson, Labor A1931 Sam C. Silverthorn, Labor A1932 Lemons & Greens, Supp A1933 l'ublic Employees' Re- tire. Sys., Retire A1934 Social Security Divisi- on, Soc Sec 66.00 184.80 118.80 62.80 9.70 26.87 101.00 701.49 1320.17 100.00 15.00 52.25 728.75 39.40 14.09 135.25 5241.53 447.57 96.36 103.63 79.20 52.80 181.72 26.40 49.84 54.18 99.64 30.96 45.51 4.36 (3.30) $827.95 POOR FUND 0271 State Dept of Public Welfare, Co % 2606.65 0272 Hot Springs Tel. Co , Tel 6.95 0273 The Mtn. Sts Tel & Tel Co., Tel 30.40 C274 Elsie Britton, Gen Rel 10.00 C275 Laurette Gable, Gen Rel 10.00 0276 Laurette Gable, Gen Rel 20.00 C277 Litta Crabtree, Gen Rel 10.00 0278 'Ella B. Graves, Gen Rel 9.00 0279 Clarence Mitts, Gen Rel 12.00 0280 Mrs. James Murphy, Gen Rel 50.00 0281 Adelaide De Lorme, Gen Rel 11.00 C282 Mrs. Geo. Hart, Gen Rel 20.00 C283 Macho's Modern Store, (len Rel 6.00 C284 Mrs. Gladys Bruce, Gen Rel 72.60 C285 Pay 'N Save Grocery, Gen Itel 45.00 C286 Vic's Carter Service, Gen Rel 4.05 0287 Bureau of Indian Af- fairs, Gen Rel 1.50 C288 Larson. & Greens, Inc., Gen Rel 4.40 0289 Jensen Mercantile Co , lien Rel 56.00 C290 McGowan Commercial Co. Welfare 10.00 C291 Aurelia E. Schiver, Gen Rel 40.50 C292 Mrs. Gladys Bruce, Gen Rel 4 32.00 C293 Safeway Store 1%:o. 247, Gen Rel 40.00 0294 Hot Springs, Mere., Gen Rel 4.40 C295 Sanders Co. Gen Hosp., Hospital 663.07 0296 Pinegar Motor Sales, Oxygen 16.30 C297 Schindler's Artificial Limb & ruse Co. Med. 11.87 C298 Leonard E. Kuffell, M. 1). Medical 10.00 C299 Thompson Falls Drug, Medicine 134.30 0300 Plains Drug Co., Medi- cine 330.67 0301 City Drug, Medicine 802.69 0302 Mrs. Emil Marsh, N Home 226.00 C303 Mrs. Thesta L. Agrell, N. Home 101.22 C304 Helena M. Smith, N Home 243.00 C305 Marie Streibie, N. Home 457.25 0306 Mrs. Mae Collins, N Home 62.00 C307 Edna C. Stone, N.' Home 37.50 C308 MacDonald Rest Home, N. Home 34.95 0309 H. M. Roslyn D.M..D., Dental 106.00 C310 Richard T. Thiegs, D.D S., Dental 69.60 (3311 Dr. R. G. Stansberry, Glasses 36.00 C312 Drs. 1). L., W.L. & J.P Barnett, Optics:1 1.50 C313 Dr. Gordon G. Fisher, 0 D., Optical 46.00 C314 James M. Isbister, M.D., Co Phys 727.00 0315 Mont. State Tuberculosis San, Care 31.00 0316 Mont. State Training Sch, Supp 97.55 C317 Florence Crittenton Home, Gen Rel 50.00 0318 Mont State Train Sch. & Hosp., Care _ 135.00 0319 Sanders County Clk & Rec., Petty Cash 5.36 C320 Ann Crandall R. N., Sup't ' 350.00 C321 Vivian Siner, Off. Mgr. 250.00 0322 Mildred Calohan, Clk 144.00 C323 Chloe Roosma, Anaes 355.00 0324 William J. Little, M.D . ., Radio 367.50 C325 Patsy Warbrick, R.N. 169.40 C326 Mable' Getz, R.N. 305.00 C327 Alice Conlan, R.N. 261.80 0328 Ruth Baker, R.N. 305.00 C329 Janet Gardner, R.N. 169.40 0330 Florence Coffey, R.N. _ 123.20 0331 Winnie Diehl, Clk & N Aide _ . ...... .. 63.00 C332 Betty Lou Gray, N. Aide 176.00 C333 Twila Adams, N. Aide 176.00 C334 Sylvia Bowerman, N Aide 208.00 C335 Hazel Bras, N. Aide ..._ 176.00 C336 Mina Albert, N. Aide ._ 176.00 C337 Arlene I. - lege', N. Aide 160.00 C338 Echoneal Cannon, N Aide 176.00 C339 Anne Kendrick, N. Aide 112.00 C340 Tillie Sampson, N. Aide 176.00 C341. Sharleen Stoneback, N Aide 104.00 C342 Linda Woods, N. Aide 136.00 C343 Betty Daniels, House- keeper 175.00 0344 Ines Carr, Laundry & Hkpg. Rel 175.00 C345'C. A. Getz, Main 335.00 0346 Ruth McHenry, Laun - dry 136.00 0347 Frances Winebrener, Kitchen Rel 91.60 C348 Lydia Henderson, Cook 210.00 C349 Eleanor Woods, Cook 210.00 0350 Hospital Serv. Aim. of Mont. BI Cr. (217.10) C351 Pinegar Motor Sales, Rep 9.00 0352 Sanders Co. Ledger, Supp 40.60 C353 Hot Springs Tel Co., Tel 59.70 0354 Buck's Grec & Market, Supp 138.12 C355 Conoco Service, SuPP,. • 1.84 0356 Hot Springs Mere. Co., Supp 321'.33 0357 Hot Springs Sentinel, Supp ..... 1.60 C358 Sanders Co Dairy 0o - op, Supp C359 City Drug Store, Supp 62.21 0360 T. of Hot Springs, Wat- er C361 Ruth Baker, Supp . ... C362 Mrs. Zelma Martin, Supp C363 Ashcraft Lumber, Rep (164 Harington Surgloal Supply, Supp ........-__ 47.48 Floriculture Superintendent Offers Tips to Improve Fair Floral Exhibits Mrs. A. L. Libra of Thompson Falls, floriculture superinten- dent of the Sanders County fair,' has offered some suggestions for C365 Will Roses, Inc.. Supp 0366 Industrial Electric Co Exp C367 General • Mectric X -Ray, Exp C368 Gen Electric Supply Co , Supp 0369 F. L. McCormick, Lab Tests 0370 Spokane Surgical Supply Co., Supp C371 De Puy Man?. Co., KY') C372 P. B. Price, Inc., Supp C373 Industrial Air Products, Ex p cm Murray Clinic, Exp 0375 McKesson & Robbins. Supp 0376 \V ye th Laboratories, Supp C377 The Propane Co., Exp. 0378 Parke Davis 8z Co., Supp C379 Sanders C.o. Gen Hospl- tal,• Petty Cash 0380 Sanders County Ledger, Supp C381 I'ublic Employees' Retire Sys, Retire 0382 Social Security Divisi- sion, Soc Sec 153.21 • (150.80) 0383 State Treasurer, W - Hold (42.33) C384 First State Bank of Thos Falls, W -Hold (741.20) 143.25 133.02 $15,815.77 WEED FUND 1219W Verne Jarvis, Sal & Exp 1220W Zola M. Welch, Sal & Exp 1221W George W. Denny, Sal & MU 1222W Robert It. VanDerhoff, Sal & Mil 1223W R. L.. Mtddlernist, La bor 1224W Ronald 11. Browning, Labor 1225W G. W. Middlemist, La- bor 1226W Jim Birdwell, Labor 1227W Vernon D. Browning, Labor 1228W Robert C. Peters, Lab- or 1229W Edward J. Galarneau, Labor 1230W Gamble's Store. Rep 1231W Hot Springs Mere , Rep 1232W Nelson Electric & Machine, Rep 1233W Vic's Service, Gas & 011 I234W O.K. Rubber Welders, Rep & Replace 1235W Oliver Implement, Rep & Replace 1236W Vacura Motors, Rep & lbepiace 1237W Bud & Dave's Husky Service, Gas & Oil 1238W Whoelers Union Ser- vice, Gas &'011 1239W B. B. Owen. Rep 1240W Continental Oil Co , Gas 1241W Motors Garage, Inc , Gas 1242W Pinegar Motor Sales, Rep 1243W Mueller Tire Co.. Rep 1244W \Y\ Chevron Service, Rep 1245W Fred R. Moore, Gas & Oil 1246W The Carter Oil Co., Gas & Oil 1247W Texaco Co. ' as & 811 1248W The Californiafo Co , , Gas 8c Oil 1249W Dahl's Welding & Machine Shop, Rep 1250W Al's Chevron Service, Rep 1251W John J. Meckler, Rep 1252W Public Employees' Re- tire Sys., Retire 100.33 (203.43) 1253W Social Security Divis- ion, Soc Sec 77.25 (76.03) 1254W State Treasurer, W - Hold .._ (17.59) 1255W First State Bank of Thos Falls, W -Hold ...... (267.00) 87.26 15.75 10.80 17.27 29.94 61.58 8.09 31.60 85.90 116.90 34.71 22.20 60.50 84.49 19.38 42.00 145.04 45.30 7.45 185.27 (417.91) 342.91 97.56 11.20 8.40 266.00 542.00 553.00 210.00 553.00 328.00 170.00 29.64 3.26 14.00 1.50 18.64 8.84 8.00 56.95 2.20 86.77 174.26 66.48 237.72 17.02 19.50 55.39 56.30 112.99 96.67 5.60 .90 14.00 • $4,346.28 Classification & Appraisal Fund CA218 Mont. Phys. Serv., Bl Sh (10.15) CA219 C. C. Cox, Sal & Mil 260.99 CA220 Mt. States Tel & Tel Co., Tel 6.75 CA221 State Forester, Class & App 849.16 CA222 Public Employees' Re- tire Sys., Retire 8.71 (16.31) 6.71 t (6.60) (.76) (18.20) CA223 CA224 CA225 Social Security sion, Soc Sec State Treasurer, W - Hold First State Bank of Thos Falls, W -Hold Divt- AIRPORT FUND 691A The Montana Power Co., Lights 692A Jesse C. Nelson. Mgr 693A Hot Springs Tel. Co., Lights 693A Public Ernpolyees' Re= tirement Sys., Retire 695A Social Security Division, Soc Sec $1,132.32 better floral exhibits this year. All flowers should be picked early in the morning before the sun hits them and put immedi- ately into water, preferably warm, to absorb the most pos- sible moisture before travel and exhibition in hot weather. Flowers should be cut with a sharp kinfe and those with small tubes such as asters, annual chrysanthemums, carnations and sweet peas should be cut under water. Woody stems should be split or pounded from one to two inches above the cut, to help them absorb water. Flowers having such stems are chrysan- themum, stocks and foliage stems. Juicy stems, such as those of dahlias, should be seared in a flame or dipped in boiling water to seal in juices and cause them to absorb water more easily. Next plunge into warm water so the water will travel faster into the stems and then let stand in cool place. All foliage below water level should be removed to prevent decay, fouling the water and thereby shortening the life of the arrangement. Some flowers brought to the fair in past years have not been washed, but flowers should be washed gently to remove the soil from the leaves and blos- soms for better showmanship. They should be placed on a clean piece of paper, rather than on the possibly dirty floor of the car, .Some flowers should be in containers during moving, such as zinnias, to prevent breaking the stems and anyone traveling long distances may want to bring an extra flower or two along in case of breakage. The num- ber of stems should be counted carefully before placing in a container at the fair or they may be eliminated during judging for too few or too many. In choosing a rose, the foliage, condition of blossom, disease, thickness of stems, amount of floral opening (which should be three-quarters for judging) and the color are some of the quali- ties a judge looks for in competi- tion. The varieties, if known, should be written on the tag for the benefit of those viewers in- terested in new types. Gladiolus should have at least 20 buds of which eight or nine may be open, but not less than five, and one floret can be taken off the bottom. The stalk should be groomed by removing the side shoot. All florets should be forward to see a skeleton up the back, but only 40 per cent of the length of the total plant should be cut, otherwise the bulb will not mature. The num- ber of florets in some of the new varieties will be consider- ably less than 20. Chet Leesons Announce Birth By Mrs. S. J. Stonehocker TROUT CREEK -Mr. and Mrs. Chet Leeson are the proud par- ents of a daughter born July 30. She has been named Jeanne 3.60 Marie. .33 Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bronson (1.62) left Sunday to do sonic mis- 5 sionary work in Canada, princi- (.25) pally around Ponce Coupe and Dawson Creek, B. C. Miss Verlane Hinthorne is visiting at the M. H. Bosch home for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kirsch- baum and family spent the weekend in Spokane with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Soshea and at- tended the ball game. Their nieces, Sharon and Sandy Brandt of Electric City, Wash. 857.83 returned with them to visit this 21.45 16.00 $41.53 FERRY REVOLVING FUND 1543FR John F. Harwood, Ferry Insp 108.06 157FR Brown Holdsambeck, % of Ferry 903.00 158FR The Mtn Sts Tel & Tel Co.. Tel 15.00 $1026.06 WEED REVOLVING FUND 44 WR B. B. Owen, Chemicals 4701.50 $4701.50 TRUST AND AGENCY FUND 459 The Montana Power Co., Lights 15.54- 460 Plains Cemetery District, Ace Taxes $873.37 week. Doty Receives Basic Training James C. Doty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Doty of Eddy. now is taking basic training with the U. S. Army at Ft. Ord, Calif. He formerly was employed as an edgerman by the Flodin Lumber Co. here. When Private Doty completes the eight weeks of basic train- ing and instruction, he will go to advanced infantry or other specialized training before being assigned to a unit. Drawing Shows Finished Look Of Bell at Heron By Mrs. M. H. Larson HERON -A meeting was held Friday evening at the gym in regard to the mounting of the old school bell. A. J. Kline brought a drawing of what the finished mount would look like. The next meeting will be Aug. 25 at 8 p.m. MST. To Teach at Dixon Word has been received that Mrs. Frances Dodge, who taught the intermediate grades here last year, will teach at Dixon this coming school term. Heron Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Syth, Don, Patsy and Jimmy left Thursday for Medford, Ore., where they will make their home, Glenn Lee was a business call- er at Thompson Falls Friday. Mrs. Bill A. Sellmer and her mother, Mrs. Hones Behmer- wohld, were Spokane visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winchest- er and Mrs. Della Winchester of Osburn, Ida. spent the weekend here with relatives. Mrs. Sunshine Kardokus, Larry, Billy, Ronnie and Dixie, returned Wednesday to Dove Creek, Colo, after spending several weeks here. Miss Betty MacSpadden drove to Spokane Thursday accompani- ed by her niece, Judy, who had been visiting here. Betty went on to Pullman Friday and re- turned here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Peggy, Kevin, Patrick, and Rose- marie, left Saturday for Tacoma to visit relatives for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Charles Carpenter, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray Fitchett and family, left Thursday for Bozeman to visit her parents. Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris of Spokane came up on the bus Sunday to visit at the Runkle and Koeneman homes for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Runkle, David, Viola and Shirley, spent Sunday visiting in Spokane. Willy Sellmer and his sons, Bill and Bob, were business call- ers at Spokane Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Behmer- Wohld of Kent, Wash. are visit- ing Ed's brothers, Hones and Walter, and other relatives. The Heron Chat and Act club will meet Friday at the gym at 8 p.m. All those having planters, please bring them. Powell Assigned To Virginia Base FORT EUSTIS, VA. -Army Pvt. William E. Poviell, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Powell, Thompson. Falls, re- cently was assigned to the 763rd Transportation Battalion at Fort Eustis, Va. Powell' is a welder in the bat- talion's company C. He entered the Army last January and com- pleted basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. A 1956 graduate of Missoula County High school, Powell was employed by the Intermountain Lumber Co., in Missoula before entering the Army. THREE DAYS TO JUMP Montana grew fast in the early days. And life was lived at quite a clip in the mining camps. For- tunes were made fast and cities were built fast. The miners' rule that preceded formal law in the west was geared to the times. Claim jumping (or mining another man's claim) was allowed if the owner failed to work his claim for three days running. Of course, exceptions were made in the event of illness. Viola- tions of this self -established code were intolerable to the sense of fair play that still remains a solid charac- teristic of the west and met with swift and stern 'miners' justice.\ This same philosophy of respect for the rights of others survives to this day in the west. The tight of each individual to a free choice whether it be to \work his claim\ or to choose a glass of beer for refreshment is a proud tradition of Montana history which we still enjoy today. Today in Montana the United States Brewers Foundation works constantly throughout the beer business to assure the sale of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions. Beer belongs In the free west. Enjoy it. UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION ..f NiADA DiYiSqpN SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Permit Drawing Sated Friday More than 30,000 special per- mit applications for antelope, moose, sheep and goats will be processed and ready for the im- partial drawing Friday, Bob Turnbull, chief clerk of the Mon- tana Fish and Game Dept., re- ports. A breakdown of the number of permits processed to date show 22,02,3 for antelope; 3,079 for moose; 479 for sheep and 967 for goats. Applications far exceed the number of permits available which are 21,080 for antelope; 430 for moose; 345 for goats in limited areas and 50 for sheep in limited areas. Unlimited goat areas are 13, 14, 15, 16 and 280 and no quota was set for sheep in Area 301. According to the early figures, prospective moose hunters stand only about one chance in seven of receiving a permit. Only one out of three will get permits for goats in the limited areas and one out of nine will get a permit for a bighorn in the two limited areas. With only approximately VIIM111111111.0. Thursday, August 13, 1959-3 26,000 permits processed to date, several thousand more which were received before the midnight July 31 deadline are yet to be opened. For the best insurance . . . . Life - Hospital Sickness- Accident contact - Lloyd R. Johnson representing The LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. .411111111...4M11+.0•1...41.1/1/....1111110..... Amb....•••••••=0.. en.1111•1•. •-.11M1..•14 ..M111.-.1• , ..M1114M.1=111.0.111MIKI.IM HASKELL Engineering Co. Ken Haskell Ph. TA 7-3405 Thompson Falls LICENSED Engineer & Land Surveyor 411•Im mn. ••• I-11: NEIGHBOR! Have a h izti4k THE BEVERAGE OF - HOSPITALITY No Finer A ged Beer . . . Anywhere MISSOULA BREWING CO.. M!SSOULA, MONTANA ••••=1•••=1.11.... - RELAX .. enjoy yourself this week end at GLACIER PAU LODGE Glacier has fine hones . . . pock trips . . . cook -outs . . . 1,000 miles of well - marked trails . . . many species of wild flowers . . . 60 glaciers. Get away from routine this week end . into a land of beauty and relaxation. En- joy golf, badminton, pitch -and -putt, dancing. Fishing Rainbow No License Eastern Brook Required Block Spotted BABY-SITTING SERVICE CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUNDS , a - 1 sr, os. Ae, I,.. Complete - 4 Cutthroat Lake Trout SPEND 116 Mackinaw at GLACIER IDARK LOG: east Glacier Park, Mont. • AR Nirllnrs awl anifr' 1 P P 1 . . ag. f,okeks WANTED! BULL PINE LOGS 8 ft. 3 in. Long, 8 -inch minimum top diameter . . per cord $20 20 -inch and over top diameter, cut 8 ft. . . . . per M $35 DELIVERED TO: 2sie1i1 214sf4wi ea. PLAINS, MONTANA
