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Page FiVi The Independent Record, Helena, Mont Thursday, November 12, 1953 Capital City News in Brief BUILDING MATERIALS INSULATION, PAINTS INTERSTATE LUMBER CO. ACME QUALITY FAINTS A. M. Holler Hdwe. Co.

Retail Phone 4004 New Commissioner Washington (JF) President Eisenhower nominated John William Tramburg, 40, a Republican, Tuesday to succeed Arthur J. Alt-meyer. as commissioner of social security. Tramburg has been executive director of the Wisconsin department of public welfare since 1950. Jeanne Amsberry, chairman of The auxiliary of Josephine chaDter OES will meet at 8 the decoration committee for the forthcoming Harvest ball, has re j'clock Friday night at the YWCA.

minded members of her commit All Eastern Stars are invited, Mrs Driver Examinations For November Will Conclude Friday tee of the first meeting at 7 o'clock FCelsev Smith, resident, said to- Special Clearance iay. tonight in the Civic Center ballroom. T-Bone steak. barbequed Elks White Elephant Sale now SIXXRAX nSCTMC Special The New GE FREEZERS CUMMINS ELECTRIC East Helena Phone 4-5325 ji progress. First floor, Elks bund- sandwiches, fine food.

Red Roof Eager Beaver Is Visitor at Root Beer Stand A small beaver, lost on the streets of Helena Wednesday night, was returned to water by police officers after the animal created a disturbance at a local root beer stand. Helena has been visited at different times by many types of wildlife but police officers expressed belief that this was the first time a beaver ever strayed into the city. Police received, a call from the and root beer stand at 10:28 o'clock last night, advising them that a small beaver was running around the lot outside the establishment. Patrolman Art Goodale answered the call and caught the animal. He then phoned Walter Everin, deputy game warden, and Goodale turned the beaver loose in Ten Mile creek.

Wafer Conservation Board Asks Slate Department Action Montana's water conservation board today asked the American state department to take "appropriate action" to assure the state's right to waters arising in the Montana part of the Belly-Waterton drainage and to bring about quick termination of the five-year old dispute with Canada. The international streams rise in northeastern Glacier National park and flow into Canada, where that nation's farmers already have made use of part of the waters. Montana claims that portion of the water arising within its boundaries, but Canada resists that claim. The matter now is before the international joint commission, a group representing both nations on such disputes. It was submitted in 1948.

Today's water board resolution said a compromise proposal pre ng. Adv. Drive Inn. Adv. Don Parks of 1330 Eighth re ported to police that a new model The Clasoil Farmers Union Is scheduled to meet at 8 o'clock Fri Montgomery Ward bike was stolen Frnm the familv home.

The bike day night in the community school house. il'g tht flavour. right was red and white with a plastic November driver examinations in Lewis nd Clark county will conclude Friday at the courthouse. The highway patrol examiners tested 11 drivers Tuesday and were continuing today. Applicants planning to complete their driver tests by noon are asked report before 11 o'clock in the mon ing.

Those expecting to complete tests by closing time at 5 o'clock are requested to report prior to 4 o'clock in the afternoon. saddle bag attached to tne nanoie Teacher's Now at prices you can afford to bars. 1 vn pay. All Aluminum Combination screen and storm windows. Call 4-6443 for free estimate.

Adv. Experienced tailors, stock and UNDID COIS WKIHI tailor-made suits. Eckley Clean 86 PROOF Sehlifftlln 4 Co-NtwYof ers. Adv. The Helena Valley Farm Bureau is scheduled to meet at 8 o'clock Loretta McDcugall has asked the district, court for a divorce from Friday night in Warren school, Gordon Herrin, president, an Women's Missionary society of Samuel McDougall on grounds of cruelty.

They were married June nounced today. Wilford Parent will show pictures of grass and del ljCwfalVeM. MOVE YOU ANYWHERE Call far Information HELENA TRANSFER AND STORAGE St. John's Lutheran church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the 27. 1946.

in ToDDenish. Wis. She asked custody of their three chil guild room. Mrs. Chris Nelson and dren.

sented to the commission last April and approved by the American section and federal agencies involved "has not been given any due consideration or favorable reception by the Canadian section" of the Miss Marlys Backlund will be host esses. Scott's Toys for Fine Toys and egates to the state farm bureau convention will receive instructions during the meeting. Nov. 14th, Lanny Ross, 1st Concert Greater Artist Series. Tickets available, Nov.

13th and 14th, Placer Hotel Lobby, 11:30 to 5:30. Hobbies. 112 s. 6th Ave. Ph.

3197 Why not have your holiday for New Used Car CLEARANCE SALE Special Discount THIS WEEK ONIY NASH -AIR FLYTES A. BERGE CO. 502 Fuller Ave. Phone 477 commission. Details of this pro Adv.

mal made? Ph. 714-N-J. Adv. posal were not available at today's Dr. L.

Edwin Cooke, of Billings, meeting. Rosemary Penhale has asked the district court for a divorce from Adv. It referred also to commission superintendent of the Yellowstone District of Montana Methodism, James W. Penhale on grounds of action in April, 1950, at which "an understanding was reached before cruelty. They were married March will preside over the first quarter 10, 1951, in Butte.

Richard J. Mathieson, 20, who was born and reared in Helena, came all the way to the Capital City from Ancorage, Alaska, to en the commission that an order ly conference of the St. Paul's Methodist church at 5 o'clock Fri One Group of fur trimmed and unfrimmed WINTER COATS Included in this group are Swansdown, Jaunty Junior and other famous make coats. 100 all wool full length poodles, fleeces, broadcloths and mixtures with genuine fur trim of Red Fox, Sliver Fox, Badger, and Albino Beaver. Her too you will find 100 all wool chinchillas In red, navy and toast all warmly interlined with wool or with millium lingings.

Regular 55.00 now 41.25 Regular 79.00 now 51.35 Regular 89.00 now 57.85 Regular 95.00 now 61.75 Regular 1 1 5.00 now 74.75 One Group WINTER TOPPERS Swansdown, Jaunty Junior and other famous makes Included in this group. These are 100 all wool fleeces, poodles and boucles with millium linings or woo! Interlined. Good selection of sizes and colors. Ehler's Corner on Gt. Falls hi day afternoon in the church par would be issued stopping any further development of works intended to divert and establish use way.

A pleasant place to stop for list in the navy in his home town, Chief Roy Witt of the Helena naval lors, Dr. George S. Morrell, pastor, groceries, fruits and vegetables, announced today. of the waters under dispute pend recruiting substation said today. School supplies and freezer sup plies.

Guaranteed fresh eggs. Open Mrs. Alma Dupuis. Spencers. The youth, who has been employed by the Anchorage Times, made the evenings 'til 8 p.

including bun Adv. trip at his own expense. He en days. Adv. First Lt.

and Mrs. Glen Gilden listed as a seaman recruit and has have returned to Helena from Spo reported to the naval training cen Marion H. Mergenthaler has asked the district court for a decree ter in San Diego. His uncle and kane where they were guest speak to quiet title to lots one and two aunt are Mr. and Mrs.

William ers at a youth banquet and a public meeting. Long of 916 Ninth. and nine of 16 in block 93 of the Northern Pacific addition. The Helena Propane. Fhone 3534.

The WSCS of the Methodist city of Helena and other named Adv. church in Townsend will give their ing completion of the reference." The resolution continued: "the state is advised that to this day no formal order has been entered upon the basis of that agreement and the water board respectfully requests the state department to take appropriate action to the end that water equal to that arising in the Belly-Waterton drainage of Montana be obtained for the state of Montana and the reference (to the commission) be expeditiously terminated." Appreciation to the state department for "any neighborly arrangement that can be achieved to bring about a solution to our dispute," the resolution said, adding "but that such neighborliness is not to be taken to mean any relinquishment of the rightful and legal annual bazaar and dinner, Nov. Capt. Orval Taylor, of Spokane defendants. Alcoholics Annonymous.

Ph. 4121 Write P. D. Box 361. Confidential Adv.

jj 00 A 14th at the church parlors. Bazaar divisional youth director of the Sal vation Army will speak at 7:30 will begin at 2 p. and dinner will be served at 5:30 p. m. Prices will be, adult, $1.25 and 50c for o'clock Friday night at the Citadel children.

Adv. 28 South Last Chance Gulch, according to First Lt. Glen Gilden, commander of the Helena branch Hazel S. Schroeder has deeded lot one in block five of the Storey addition to Charles B. and Bess Barrett for approximately $2,000 Vollmer.

who was seriously iniurpd in an automobile accident of the Salvation Army. Capt. Tay between Butte and Anaconda Oct. lor will also conduct a youth rally in a deed filed with Clerk and Re lorder Florence Thielen Fauver. at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, Wanted, operator.

Haytin's. claim which the state of Montana now 25.95 now 29.95 now 33.75 now 44.25 34.75 39.50 45.00 59.00 Regular Regular Regular Regular 24, has been released from St. James hospial in Butte and is now recuperating at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vollmer of 511 North Hoback.

Alvina Hart-man, who was injured in the same Adv. W. Huculak of Edmonton, Al berta, has paid a $10 fine to Justice of Peace James C. Clarke on a accident, is still at bu James nos-riital. althoueh she is much im Helena Artists Entertain at Carroll Today Mrs.

Charles Phenicie, mezzo SO' charge of not stopping when entering U. S. highway No. 10 on Nov. proved.

Miss Vollmer suffered a 11. The summons was issued by broken back and Miss Hartman neck vertebrae were fractured. asserts to waters arising within the state." Gov. J. Hugo Aronson, as board chairman, presided over the session today, which was attended by a delegation of northern Montana residents, including State Sen.

George Wilson (D-Toole) and State Rep. Rudy Juedeman (R-Toole), as well as P. R. McHale and Roy Larsen of Shelby, representing Toole countj water users. Much of the benetit of any Belly-Waterton waters recovered would go to Toole county.

State Engineer Fred Buck, mem the Montana highway patrol. Beauty work, marcel, haircuts Mrs. Geary. 303 N. Rodney.

Adv Elks White Elenhant and rum mage sale today and tomorrow prano, and Mrs. Benjamin Wake, One Group WINTER DRESSES Dresses for all occasions Included In this group. Taffetas, crepes, wool jerseys, acetates and winter cottons. Regular sizes 8 to 20 and Junior sizes 7 to 15. Some half sizes.

Adv. The meeting of adult fellowship pianist, two Helena artists, presented a concert program before the Carroll college student body Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Walsh have of First Presbyterian church, sched uled for tonight, has been can celled, according to Mrs. W. B. Mc I Mrnf hrrs1 fe at 11 clock this morning in the college auditorium, according to returned from Great where they attended the funeral of James N. A.

English, manager of the Great Falls Shrine club and former Clatchey, program chairman. The Dan Harrington, student body ber of a special engineering advisory board to the joint commis next meeting will be held Dec. 10, president. manager of the Rainbow hotel. Numbers presented on the pro St Peter's procathedral annual Allen Goodeame of Troy was a Parish Bazaar, Friday, 13, gram by Mrs.

Phenicie were "Morning Hymn," by George rpcit euest at the Harvey while visiting beginning at 2 o'clock. Gifts of all in Helena today. Henchel; "The Cradle Song," by now 8.65 novJ1.25 now 13.30 now 16.25 kinds. Homemade food and candy, 12.95 16.95 19.95 24.50 sion, said that group will meet in Lethbridge, Nov. 19 for its first session.

Three members are Canadian and three American. Montanans on the board are Buck and Tom Judith of Billings, American' chairman. Canadian chairman is Gordon McKenzie of Regular Regular Regular Regular A fine Wine for every occasion dry and dessert wines THE Christian Brothers WINES Johanes Brahms; Don Fatale," Entertainment for the children. Morgcn mil 1 3 iu urn immi wyjl R. R.

Wallace of Anaconda was from "Don Carlos," by Verdi; Adv. "Smiling Through," by. Arthur a Helena caller today stopping at the Harvey. fcftrrs of Ihe fhrfsllan firta R. C.

Stevens of Billings was a Penn. Harvey hotel guest today. tu -a Piano numbers presented by Robert Craig of Great Falls was Mrs. Wake were "Valse in Sharp a guest last night at the Harvey. Use your charge account or our convenient lay-away plan.

Minor," by Chopin; "Variation On FRIERS Robert Cummings of Malta a Theme," by Beethoven; "Might I RETZ Linger Near Thee," by Salvator stopped at the Harvey while visiting in Helena today. Qoldb Gift China Shop Rosa; "Caro Mio Bien," by Giord Ano; "I'm Falling in Love With Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKown 105 Grand St. Ph.

138 I FUNERAL HOME I OPP-CONRAD of Garrison were Helena callers Someone," by Victor Herbert; Deep in My Heart Dear." from PRODUCED AND BOTTLED BY MONT LA SAllE VINEYARDS, NAPA. CALIF. today stopping at the Harvey. the "Student Prince," by Sigmond Romberg. E.

C. Larkin of Billings was a I Mrs. Phenicie and Mrs. Wake Community Ambulance Service visitor in Helena today staying at I il TVVJ VA GTI ilAKf tr rriiTfci the Harvey. were well received by the students, Harrington said.

Phvllis Marcroft. library chair (No charge) 315 East Sixth Ph. 704 ICE CREAM HOWES FINEST QUALITY Quart 45c man for Women of the Moose, has presented a copy of "Family Grandstand" by Carol Ryrie Brink Vital Statistics Funeral Notices CHEESE FOOD 1 Vi Lb. Pkg. Processed American Cheese Spread 66 to the Helena Public unrary, MaDei T.

Miller, librarian, said today. Wnmpn of the Moose cave the Vx GAUON Marriage License Harvey P. Askelson and Helen I LINDBERG, Mrs. Esther aged 53, of 818 Eleventh i avenue. Funeral arrange- fi ments are.

pending. M. Vigenor, both of Helena. 85' book to the library as part of their public service program. The story is about three lively children planning a grand business enter-J Plenty of Safe Parking Larson Block, 1 429 Helena Ave.

Phone 30-218 We Deliver Twice Weekly Birth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleisner of prise. East Helena are the Barents of a Mr. and Mrs.

Allen son born Nov. 9 at St. Peter's hos pital. former Helena residents, are the parents of twins born Nov. 10 in firpat Falls.

The bov weiehed 7 Nature's Health Drink 2 Quart Bottles Deaths Frank C. Hamill. 75. of Anacon PRUNE JUICE KAD0TA FIGS Bach Calalian HELENA AVENUE MEAT MARKET pounds, 9 ounces, and the girl weighed seven pounds. They have da, died early this mornins at the veterans' administration hospital at Fort Harrison, where he had been Libby'i large No.

2'A Cans, Only another son, Michael, 15 months old. Mr. and Mrs. Donohue own a home in Helena at 1030 Eighth a patient since Oct. 31.

Herrmann Herrmann Co. Ambulance Service ERVIN D. CHESTER and BEN G. BURGESS your Funeral Directors at the Chapelof Roses 314 N. Rodney Phone 249 and moved to Great Falls in May.

75' 49' 35' 50 39 ana company funeral home is in charge of arrangements. He is co-owner of the Twi-Lite Esther J. Lindbere. 53. died this drive-in theater.

Mrs. Donohue is the former Ida Oja of Geyser. She PINEAPPLE T01V1AT0ES Del Monte, Flat Cans, Sliced or Crushed, 2 Cans Solid Pack, Full No. 2 Cans, 3 For morning at St. John's hospital following a long illness.

Retz funeral home is in charge of arrangements. as employed at the national guard armory in Helena. Bleei Pot STEAB KAT Young Tender Beef Young Tender Beef Lb. 55 Lb. 35 to 39' NIBLETS CORN ssnsrssr: Funeral Notices 2 to 2'i Lb.

Average CHOCOLATE PINWHEEL COOKIES Nabisco Quality, back from vacation. They are delicious. Specially priced this week, 12 Oz. Pkg HAMILL, Frank aged 75, of Anaconda, Montana. Fu neral arrangements are pending.

FRYING RABBITS, Lb. 55' YOUNG PEAS Bozeman Quality, No. 3 Sieve, 3 Cans ThanksgivingTurkey Let us reserve your turkey for you this Thanksgiving. All our birds will be choice quality, broad breasted and freshly killed. 53 49' 22 CORN Cream Style, No.

303 Tins, 3 Cans SAUERKRAUT HAGLER Mortuary 24-Hr. Ambulance Telephone 580 Lady Attendant 650 Logan St. 6:30 p. Saturday, Nov. 14th Free to all donors and their ladies for the downstairs wall finish.

Donations accepted for the banquet until 8:00 p. Saturday, Nov. 14th. Entertainment and Dancing MEMBERS ONLY Add a can of Vienna Sausage for flavorful meal, No. 2'z cans Small, Shankless, Lean PICNIC HAMS, Lb 48 FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING BAKING We have finest shelled nuts, candied peels, pineapple and cherries, rainsins or radiant-fruit mix.

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