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Th4 iBdipndtnt sUoord. Moil, Friday, Movtmtttr 4, IMf Cattle Bring During Sales Townsend Bureau moved through auction four breeder's sales recently, the Montana Hereford association reports. Included in the sales to buyers from eight states were 208 head of registered Montana-bred herd sire prospects, replacement females and range bulls. Breeders were: Cutice Hereford ranch, Stevensville; Lolo Stock farm. Lolo; Archie Pardkes Hereford ranch, Vaughn and Wilbur Storey Hereford ranch, Bozeman.

The sales results: At SterensTille-- 86 Herefords averaged $927. Included were 16 herd sire prospects which averaged Lolo 26 polled Herefords grossed $19.260. Fourteen females averaged $503, 12 bulls 1 1.0": Vaughn 65 Montana-bred Herefords averaged $1,283, setting a Montana record. Thirty bulls averaged $1,651, 26 females Bozeman 40 range bulls sold for $500 each to Harold J. Powers of Eaglerille, president of the California state senate.

Buyers were from Wyoming, Nebraska, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, North Dakota and Texas. Townsend, Nov. Edith Kinslow of San Diego, who has been enjoying an extended visit in Townsend with her sister, Mrs, Henry Young and family, plans to return to her home this week. Mrs. George Finnegan and son of Livingston are spending several days here with her mother, Mrs.

Mary D'Arcy. George Pennell and John Luth of Radersburg visited friends and transacted business here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Kelly and son Jimmy of White Sulphur Springs spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Van Voast.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlson of Basin visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Etzwiler and family during the weekend.

A Eati Helena FRI. and 9 o'clock Doable Feature Program Haaa JIM IANHON PLUS A I AND SERIAL MASONIC MEETINGS New Opportunities Offered Montana High School Youth Bozeman, NOT. high school seniors have a double chance to win scholarships in a national science talent search, according to Clifford V. Davis, assistant professor of zoology-entomology at Montana State college, who heads the Montana science talent hunt this year. He said students who enter the contest for Westinghouse science scholarships will he eligible for Montana scholarships also.

Students entering the national contest are enrolled in the state program automatically. Fire Montana seniors rated among the upper 300 students in the nation last year, but won no national scholarship. Thirty-eight Montanans entered the last contest. Eight got scholarships through the college here. Entries this year should be in by NOT.

15. Helena Lodge No. 3--Joint Past Masters night with other Helena lodges Friday. NOT. 4.

Complimentary dinner at 6:30 p. followed by program and reception. Morning Star Lodge No. 5--Special communication at 3 p. m.

Saturday, Oct. 29. MJtf. degrees. Dinner at 6.

King Solomon's lodge No. 9-Special and stated communication NOT. 2 at 7:30 o'clock. E.A. degrees.

Advance night. Ottawa Lodge No. 51, MarysTiUe-- Stated communication Friday, NOT. 4 at 8 p. m.

BJL degrees. Helena Council No. 1, B. S. M.

--Regular meeting Monday, November 7 at 8 o'clock. Josephine Hepner Chapter, No. 89, OES--Stated meeting. Homecoming. Past Matrons' and Past Patrons' night, NOT.

15, p. m. Miriam Chapter No. O.E.S.7-- Stated meeting November 8th, 8 p. m.

Affiliation. Algeria Temple--Fall ceremonial, NOT. 12th. Regular meeting. NOT.

21st. Scottish Rite Special meeting. Oct. 31st. Fall reunion, NOT.

7th to llth. Daughters of the Nile--Thursday. October 20, risit of Supreme Queen. Ceremonial 1:30 p. Bano.net 6:30 ft.

BU Thursday. October.27. stated session 8 E. C. Day Chapter, Order of De- Molay--Stated meetings the second and fourth Monday of oaeb month at n.

m. University Frosh Name Helena Student President Missoula, Nov. State university's class of 1953 has elected its officers. Jack Stewart of Helena was named freshman class president. Bill McMasters, Butte, is vice president; Kaye Millons, Great Falls, secretary; Caryl "Wickes Missonla, treasurer, and Dan Lambros, Missoula, delegate to central board.

Mrs. Chester Nelson and daughter. Mrs. Elaine Taylor of the Park Trail ranch, Tlslted friends here Wednesday. Weekend visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Young and family in- jluded their two granddaughters Judith and Marie Smith of Radersburg; Mrs. Myrtle DeLaney. Mr. and Mrs.

William Crass and daughters, and Matt Meul of Helena; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and family of East Helena; Mr. and Mrs. Burns and daughters of Great Falls; Mrs.

Frank Young and daughter of Deep Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burns. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Moreen of Butte visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Safley Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graveley were Bozeman visitors recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Orvllle Black and sons of Three Forks visited friends in Townsend Saturday. Mrs. Palmer Engh of Glasgow spent the weekend in Townsend Both Mr. and Mrs.

Engh will spend the winter in Glasgow. Frederick West of Helena visited Wednesday at the Allan Graveley home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Holloway and daughters have as their guests this week David McCauley of Dillon and Arthur Bonan of Los Angeles.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vowels of Spokane departed for their home Tuesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Eich for several days. Lawrence Poe motored to Billings Tuesday on a brief business trip. Mrs. Allan Graveley and daughter Peggy were Helena visitors Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Dickey of Helena visited friends here recently Mrs. Jack Goldenstein and Mr and Mrs.

Alex Frood and daughter of Bozeman visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and daughters Sunday. Margaret Sweeney of Helena visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs C.

Sweeney, and family Wednesday evening. Henry DeTonr of Basin Yisitei his aunt, Mrs. Hattie Johnson Sunday. He was accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. De Tour, who had been Tisiting here for a few days.

Charles Adams and daughter Charlene motored to Butte Thuts day on a brief business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ragen were recent visitors in Missoula Cascade's Divorce Rate Declining Great Falls, NOT. here show that the divorce rate has been declining steadily for the last three years.

During the first 10 months this year one divorce action was filed for every 3.4 marriage licenses issued. In 1948 one divorce action was filed for every 2.2 marriages and a decree was granted for every three marriages. The 1946 and 1947 records showed an even higher rate of di- Torces. Cari Spillum, Well Known Butte Man, Victim of Accident Butte, NOY. Spll- ura, 67, well-known Butte sportsman and businessman, died last night near Missoula of injuries he bad suffered earlier in the day in an automobile accident near Superior.

Spillum suffered a severe back njury when his car left the highway near Superior. He was being to a Missoula hospital for reatment when he died. His wife was not seriously hurt the accident. The Splllums were en route to Spokane when the accident occurred. Surviving besides his wife, are a son, Charles of Butte, and two daughters, Mrs.

William Ryan of Butte, and Mary Carol Spillum, who is attending Barnard college New York City. RED MEADOW Bar and Lounge 1OO N. Rodney Ph. 8025 Petition Heard Great Falls, NOT. Montana railroad commission today heard the Great Northern railroad's application to close Its Armington station.

There were no protests. TlTE OWL DINE and DANCE Famous for Fine Food! FOR SPECIAL DINITERS CALL 421 1 Mile West of Helena FOR THE BEST IN ITS THE HOUSE OF WONG Special 5-Conrse Chinese Choice of Fried Chicken, Spring Duck or Prawns. Served From 5 to 9 P. BL, Daily 3 S. Main Ph.

1009-J BAR-LOUNGE SPORTING GOODS THE ICOLf OB the New Scenic Rogers Paw Highway Ralph A. Haha. George D. DMrlksoa. Meetings Helena Aerla No.

IS---Second and foarth Friday. 8 p. 38 Soata Mala. Phone S77. E.

J. secretary. Entertainment or dance every Saturday Bight. Visiting Eagles welcome. B.P.O.

EDa Lodge No. 193 Eastern Anteaters Would Like to Try Moose Meat Bozeman, NOT. Anteaters want to eat moose. The Anteaters club is comprised of government workers and businessmen In Washington, D. C.

The new national zoological park res- anrant wants to serTe moose meat at the club's annual meet- ng and has appealed to city of- icials here. City officials say the restaurant may be able to buy moose meat case the state catches a hunter who killed a moose illegally and he carcass is sold at public auc- ion. "SHUFFLEBOARD" Bottled Beer and Goods Palace Bar 13 S. Main St. Ph.

8140 White Sulphur Springs I Buy aa4 VM Pro Moataaa Product Made White Sulphur Springs, Nov. 4. Residents of White Sulphur Springs spent more than eight hours in candlelight Saturday evening when a transfer at Loweth went haywire and Montana Power service was cut off. Tuesday the company notified customers that power would be off between the hours of 1 to 5 p. m.

while repairs were under way on the line between here and the substation, where lightning struck early Sunday morning. The Silver Thimble 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. John It. Vann and the members were called to order by the president, Lois Cox. Barbara Coburn was elected reporter for the club.

J. W. Lehrkind, owner of the Strand theater, sponsored a free show on Halloween night for all children in Meagher county from the first to the 12th grades, Inclusive. Some of the pranksters got out the previous evening to soap windows and upset trash barrels so that they would have time to attend the show. Trustees of the Lebo school district are trying to get a teacher to reopen the school which was closed on account of the Illness of Mrs.

Helen Bishop. Mrs. Bishop is recovering from a major operation and it will be some time before she can resume her duties in district No. 22. At a meeting of the farm bureau held Thursday in the high school building at White Sulphur I I Come Out and A EVERY SATURDAY NWHT! Only 45 Minutes From Helena-At the Missouri River Bridge Good Music Best of Mixed Drinks Steak Chicken Dinners We cater to private parties In our dining room.

For reservations, phone send), ISO. We closed on Mondays. I TOWNSEND llllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllllli'' KNOWN OVER THE NATION FOR FAMOUS CHINESE FOOD Springs, Roger Hanson, stock- grower of the south fork of the Smith river, was elected president. Mrs. Clifford Olsen of White Sulphur Springs ww elected secretary-treasurer.

Axel Holmstrom, and Axel Holmstrom, of the Holmstrom Ranch company have shipped SO head of mixed stock to Idaho Falls. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. William Wheaton and daughter, Sandra, who have been visiting friends ID Martinsdale, have left for Spokane to reside.

They recently returned from Japan, when Mr. Wheaton bad been stationed for five years. Mrs. Ellas Herelm and children Charles and Sandra of Lebo were visitors in White Sulphur Springs Manufactured by the COLUMBIA PAINT CO. 1517 Hodge 8t.

ttatona Grade A Hi-Octane A 280 Gal. CONSUMERS 734 N. Main YAT SON PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 11 S. MAIN ST. Phone 765 OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK From 4 P.

M. to 3 A. M. Synness Orchestra East Helena Volunteer Firemen's ANNUAL DANCE NOV. 5, 1948 9 until 2, at EAST HELENA ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHTS.

AT THE LEGION CLUB WILL BE DISCONTINUED UNTIL ADVERTISED WATCH THE PAPERS! AMERICAN LEGION DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS MOOSE DANCE At the MOOSE HALL SATURDAY-NOVEMBER 5 Free to Members and Invited Guests Music by Gene Grenier and His Moose Grenadiers DANCING STARTS at 9:30 I I Effective Saturday, Nov. 5 The COLONIAL CLUB Will Serve LUNCHEONS and all land, of SANDWICHES' EVERY DAY FRM 11 A. M. TO 5 P. H.

Featuring All Tow FaTOitto Mixed Drinks and Wines FROM5P.M.T02A.II THE Colonial Club Intersection of Batte aad East Helena Highways Every Evening DON Playing Your ite Tones at the HCDXttttOBCLi DO YOU LIKE I failUfBdBlf MIICkM WHO DOESNT TWO STEEL GUITARS BLUE MOON BAR 101 S. Main St. Ph. 599 Your Favorite Drinks Served You Like Them Continuous Dally From And for Your Added ment Adults 5Oc Children 14e Hurry! This Ends Saturday! I'lus This 2nd First-Run Hit HEFUN RYAN SCHEDULE Ift MATINEE TOMORROW CONTINUOUS FROM 12:80 Use the Want Ads Have A Work Refreshed Regular meetings each second and Stag night every Tuesday night. foarth Tuesday ot the month.

U.C.T. Meetings Regular meeting the first Friday of each month la the Montana Pawer Co. assembly room at MOOSE MEETINGS meetings aad foartfe KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Pythian Sisters first and tbird WEISS CAFE foods Hie (EhrisliQnBrothm wonderful is a straight drink marvelous in a perfect for a Jtk Jar it titter mm Hie MOM Mug, im COOMMU IT HELENA COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY H. Mala M. Kentucky Bourbon in all its Glory! 1 Naturally a finer drink Naturally aged 4 yean in Naturally lighter in Naturally smoother in Never Sold until Four (4) Yean Old! 1C NOW.

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