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Sanders County Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 13 Aug. 1959, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075283/1959-08-13/ed-1/seq-6/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER Thursday, August 13, 1959 Too Late To Classify FOR SALE — SMALL TAG along NuVac cleaner & attach- ments, new, $30. Round tub Maytag, like new, $95. Black silk duster type summer coat, satin lining, never worn, size 12 & 14, $10. 2 Pieces lino- leum 10x12 & 12x12, excellent condition, pale green floral pattern $25. Wool 7x9 rug, never laid since cleaned. multi -flowered pattern. Pad included $25. H. Ammondson, Cor. 3rd Ave. & Madison. 13 FOR SALE ---1955 CHEVROLET Bel -Air V-8, Powerglide, 4 - door. Clean. Mrs. Pearl Ben- nett, Ph. TA 7-3310. 13* District Court -- Judge E. Gardner Brownlee presided over the regular law and motion day in district court here Tuesday and the court ord- ered the following action taken in matters heard. State Sen. Eugene H. Mahoney was appointed attorney for Louis Larriniere and his arraignment on a charge of burglary was continued to Aug. 25. The defen- dant is being charged with burg- larizing the C. A. Baxter cabin on Wilkes creek. An application for a quiet title was granted to Lorenz J. Wustn- er in an action against the Sand- ers County Mercantile Co. FOR INSURANCE CALL Barry Benson In Thompson Falls Each Wednesday Contact at Martha Cross residence Ph. TA 7-3663 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance CO. State Farm Life Insurance Co State Farm Fire and Casualty CO. NONE OFFICE—BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS .Smoky Says: BE SURE Tear:OUT `IbUR F IRE,AF TER YOU R . C._Q_Q}‘-‘&1. g s Enjoy the great outdoors—but please be careful! 1 Noxon Boy Hurt In Skiing Mishap By Ledger Correspondent NOXON—Jack Roberts Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rob- erts, suffered a broken leg Friday afternoon while water skiing on Pend Oreille lake near Samowen beach. Two skiers were being pulled behind the boat and Jack was watching his companion and failed to notice how close he was to the dock. In a collision with the dock his leg was broken severely above the knee. Dr. Neil Wendle was at his home at Wendlemere and rend- ered first aid immediately. Jack was then taken to the Bonner General hospital in Sandpoint. He will be confined there about a month with his leg in traction. This is the second accident for Jack this year. He received a broken arm last spring while pole vaulting at school and had the cast removed from his arm about six weeks ago. Work on Timber Plan Started Work is now in progress on a timber management plan for Kaniksu forest lands in Sanders county, Karl A. Klehm, super- visor of the Kaniksu National Forest, Sandpoint, announced today. Klehm said the Sanders county area will be known as the Cabinet Working Circle. Both the Trout Creek and Nox- on ranger districts are located in the Kaniksu National Forest. He also reported that the chief of the U. S. Forest Service has approved the timber man- agement plan for the Newport Working Circle in the Newport, Wash. ranger district. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners Mayor and City Council Thanks a million for installing the new railroad crossing and short-cut road to the dump. We genuinely appreciate your efforts. Sincerely, The folks living east of T. Falls Somebody Was Careless One burning match or discarded cigarette can start a fire sweeping over hundreds of acres of green forest, destroying all living things in its path. Be alert. Prevent Woods Fires! KEEP OUR STATE GREEN This public message sponsored by: Thompson Falls Lumber Co. Flodin Lumber Co. Thomason Falls Lions Club Sanders County Ledger LIST OF FAIR JUDGES NAMED BY HOWSER Details and plans for the 1959 in the fair book, \a plate of Sanders County fair Aug. 21-23 apples must consist of six specimens—five or seven speci- mens means the plate is not eligible for judging.\ are rapidly being worked into shape, Garth Howser, manager, reported Wednesday. Judges for each division, ac- cording to Howser are the most experienced available in western Montana. E. P. Orcutt, Bozeman, extension livestock specialist, will judge the beef cattle and sheep. Other judges will be: Earl Pease, extension dairy specialist, dairy cattle and swine; Al Rich- ardson, superintendent of the Corvallis horticultural station garden products; Wes Roath, superintendent of the Creston Experiment station, crops and forages; Mrs. Marjorie Jennings, Missoula, foods in the open class; Mrs. Marjorie Bjork, Stevensville, 4-H and open class clothing exhibits, and Mrs. Harry Shryock, Missoula, flowers. Organizations desiring booths should contact B. B. Owen at Plains, Howser advised. Friday, Aug. 21 has been reserved for entry day and exhibitors are urged to bring in their entries early so that everyone will have time to complete the blanks and arrange exhibits before judging gets underway. Fair books have been mailed to all taxpayers in the county. All fair entries should contain the number of specimens listed Industrial Loop To Meet Friday All members and bowlers in- terested in participating in the Industrial Bowling league this fall are urged to attend an or- ganization meeting to be held Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Ranch Lanes. Ted Mellinger, league presi- dent, will preside at the meeting according to Kenneth Torgrim- son, secretary. V Former Resident Dies in Colorado Word was received here this week that Mrs. Maurice Madden, former resident, who left here with her husband and children, Maurice Jr. and Patty, over a year ago, died June 12 at Paonia, Colo. The Maddens lived up Blue Slide and the children at- tended school here where Mau- rice played on the football team. Briefs Pvt. Harvey Curran Jr. arriv- ed here Monday morning from Fort Ord, Calif. to spend a week visiting his parents and brother and sister. He will report back to Fort Ord at the end of his fur- lough. Mrs. Anna Halonen left Sun- day to return to her home in Astoria, Ore. after an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Melton Sutherland and family. Last week the two women visit- ed relatives and old friends in Missoula where they were house guests of Mrs. Gertrude Aho, former resident and close fri- ends. Mayor and Mrs. M. C. Suther- land, accompanied by the form- er's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sutherland of Missoula, are on a week's vaca- tion trip to Glacier park, Banff and Lake Louise in Canada. They planned to pick up the eld- er Sutherlands in Missoula today. WANT ADS Bring Results! Women's Leagues Plan Fall Play League play for the Blue Mon- day Women's league will begin Sept. 14 at the Ranch Lanes and play for the Wednesday night Cedars Women's league will start Sept. 9, members decided Tuesday evening at the woman's clubhouse. The number of teams playing in each league is not certain yet and league presidents Mrs. Norman Lovhaug and Mrs. War- ren Craddick asked that any woman interested in bowling or any person or firm interested in sponsoring a team contact them as soon as possible. In other business, members rejected the four -point scoring system for this year, retained the same fee per league night, voted to hold position night bowling at the end of each round of play and agreed to observe new WIBC regulations for the achievement award for women bowlers. Mrs. E. Oliver, asociation pre- sident, was in charge of the meeting. Members voted to sponsor an invitational tournament Oct. 10- 11, if the dates can be cleared with the state and national as- sociations. Hospital Notes Admitted — Aug. 5-10—Mary McDonald, Mrs. Anna Lowney, Henry Sta- ton, Hot Springs; Finley Jenkins, Noxon; Mrs. Wanda Cork, Thom- pson Falls; Sharon Spring, Mis- soula. Dismissed — Aug. 3-10—Thomas Quinn, Charlo; Clarence Getz, Irene Lowney, Mrs. Pauline Rambow, Hot Springs; Mst. Vernon Fin- ley, Dayton; Mrs. Lennadell Weingart and baby, Libby; Mrs. M. J. Sullivan, Thompson Falls; Mary Charlo, Perma; Edith Sim- ons, Denis Munson, John R. Helterline, Plains; Joan Bran- stetter, Alberton; Dorothy Bar- ber, Paradise; Beverly LaMoose, Camas. Twilight League M & M 2—Minette 449, R. Minette 385; Star Gazers 1—B. J. Davis 454, Davis 350. Strikers 2—Haskell 477, Tor- grimson 469; D & H 1—Dodson 339, H. Dodson 532. Double Rs 3—Read 492, H. Read 432; Planters—Mathies 338, H. Mathies 463. Star Gazers 22 Strikers 22 M & M 21 D & H 18 Double Rs 18 21 Planters 16 23 To Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Davis and sons„ Gerry and Gene of Mis- soula will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dufresne and family this weekend. Mrs. Davis is a sister of Mrs. Dufresne. SORRY FOLKS! The IRONRITE Demonstration scheduled for Friday, August 14, has been postponed until a later date. Watch the Ledger for the new date. 1 7 7 7 FALLS ELECTRIC Your Maytag Dealer School Tittle's Ahead CLOCKS and WATCHES We've just received a new shipment of clocks and watches, including Bracelet Watches for Ladies, Children's Clocks, Electric Wall Clocks. Alarm Clocks. See them today! P.S. Take a look, too at the stunning new tie clasps, key chains and cuff link sets. THOMPSON FALLS DRUG Co. NOW Open for BOWLING with new Automatic AMF Pinsetters Watch for our GRAND OPENING SEPT. 5 VFW BOWLING ALLEYS Plains, Montana Sving a sdng ,pf savings ! I - \ \ ssiWiinstrom MUMMINS/ SUMIMINW t 7 ( I t AD EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY — TA 7-3621 — WE DELIVER LARSONS & GREENS Pure Pork - Morrell SAUSAGE • • • 2 LBS. 69c Bologna or Liver Sausage COLD CUTS • • • LB.49c Chunk or Sliced 1 1 /. lbs. Sportsman SLICED BACON • 0 • 79c 2 lbs. Fresh - Lean GROUND BEEF • • • 99c or Half LB. i v,h 6 R K FOR YOUR LOCKER 33c Tastwell GREEN BEANS • • 8/S100 Nalley's, Quart SASSY DILLS • • • 2/69c FOR SMALL APT . 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