text: Page 2 St. Ignatius POST । Millard and Gene BuOurdid^ I Editors and Publishers IjIATI ONALED np HI Al "ipmWIFW kihhlli^^ It ^^bßßßbls^ ^Bi •&* • 3raßk*?S£ft^v/ zz ^Er 'M^K?/*'7z'^|^^l^BK|^2||ii^7c'MF?*Si^|?|Bß^S ■ — WMBt> > W^rWte ■ Otr ' ■Hh^^WOliiF ll^’4|dmßl^BK-Wi& ' K ■?W ^MSMS^.C -< JWK^ mH ’ yjfew sk^Shiov * R *j^ys r ^^RsxwSl^^ 41t la^wsJPi^ nF- ; <-; ■d . l' ; - ‘ " Jp^* -< ) ^^W»«w| ’ ^WBWa^ F W^ir-- /jT ' % “• FOR SURE, SAFE PRMNG^Kl^SjrQj^B?^ Install a Pair of Gambles SNOWMASTER Tires! ^SyWigK^ START When You Want to! g STOP When You Have to! I Do the Taxpayers and Voters of Lake County-Want FULL TIME REPRESENTATION | In the Legislature I | THEN RE-ELECT I | BERTHA E. 1 . . STREETER | STATE SEUTOt | -Aside from two regular sessions, Bertha Streeter has I ? averaged a meeting a month, in the last four years, as a i member and secretary 6f the Montana Legislature c« Un . ? ! ell. This is a continuing study 6f good government. ? ]J Pol Adv. Pd. for by Bertha E. Streeter / A v X Entered as seeond daaa sutler in the U. S. Post Ottee at St I«m --this, Montana, on June 22. iMd. under the Aet of March 8. 1879. Published every Thursday at St Ignatius. Lake County. Mont The town is located in a very beautiful, fertile, and historical spot in the lower Flathead valley. The partic ular area is known more generally as the Mission Valley, and the town itself as “The Mission” from the St. Ignatius Mission which was founded here in 1854. SUBSCRIPTION Rates: $3.00 per year in advance in Lake County: outside of Lake County (except Dixon) $3.50. Six months $1.75. Blue Ribbon Rustler 4-H Club. The first meeting of the year for the Blue Ribbon Rustlers was held on October 19 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Van Veen and was called to order by the president, Judy Rider. Before the meeting, we had our harvest supper. All of the members invited their parents. It was a success. For a community project, it was decided to plant plants in the planter boxes of the High School. We also had the election of new officers. They are as follows: President, LaVonne Lensman Vice President, Dennis Hamel Secretary and Treasurer, Marilyn Maria. Reporter, Judy Rider Historian, Kay Hamel. This meeting was the last one for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Freshour, our old leaders. But our leaders now are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosiep, Jr. Mr. R. W. Lensman, Mrs. George Marks and Mrs. F. L. Van Veen said they would help. Judy Rider, Reporter WANT ADS. Min. Chg. 30c (2 lines) over that 14c per line 1st insertion 7c each subsequent. (Count five words to line in estimating.) FOR SALE—Sawdust at the Pitts mill in Ravalli. Will be loaded Thursdays of each week from 1:00 to 3:00 P. M. (16-3tc) WANTED—Baby sitting, evenings. Call Mrs. Arne Pedersen, St. Ignatius. Ph. SH 5-3208. FOR RENT—3-room Apt. $30 per month. Call Mrs. Bert Pedersen, St. Ignatius. Ph. SH 5-3208. FOR SALE—Two lots, corner of Sec. Ave. and Flathead St., St. Ignatius. Write Mae Dreier, 903 Lake St., Sand Point, Idaho. WANTED—Woman or couple to ride and share expenses to Arkansas. Write: Box 311, St. Ignatius, Mont. (16-3tp) LIVESTOCK HAULING — Call Leonard Jensen, SH 5-3740, St. Ignatius. SH 5-3740 Bit of Headwork Don’t scare if you find a skull grinning at you from the counter or shelf of your favorite drug or variety store. The shop hasn’t gone in for anatomical exhibits! They’re showing (and selling-like mad!) a precise replica of a human skull. Made of plastic, it comes in parts easily assembled. It’s even got a name—“The Thinking Man”. Doctors and dentists use it to give patients the inside story. Schools use it to teach. Beaten exhibits it for kicks. Hobbyists love to tinker with “the thinker”. Ivs a "conversation piece” that first startles, then in trigues, finally becomes an interesting display in den, hobby room, or library. It consists of 22 pieces—including a full set of teeth, movable jawbone and other skull elements. Don’t just use your head — Know your head! Anyone—from curious youngster to mature adult—can gain useful knowledge assembling this unique and novel item. by his effectiveness in Congress, has proved he can do More for Montana as its YOU PRESENT DISTRICT JUDGE Iglore Serfef by appoint In the Counties of Lake, Mineral, and Sanders, Respectfully Asks Your District Agent. For Rent — 2-bedroom modern house in St. Ignatius. Choice location. See Sterling Ball. Phone. RETIREMENT HOME—Soon opening. Adjacent to St. Joseph Hospital, Polson, Montana, on beautiful Flathead Lake. Please contact Sister Superior at the above address. (16-3tc) FOR SALE—’82 Plymouth, 4-door; also ’54 Chevrolet, 2-door. Mission Lumber & Implement Co., St. Ignatius. 8-tfc $400 MONTHLY SPARETIME—Refilling and collecting money from new type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $900 cash. Seven to 12 hours weekly can net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone number. 17-lt-p MISSION DRUG J P A MODERN STORE IN A MODERN TOWN... We invite you to call! 8 COSMETICS TOILETRIES CONNECTIONS PENS 8 PENCILS STATIONERY CARDS FILMS AND SERVICE FINE TOBACCOS MAGAZINES PAPERS CAMERAS TOYS SOFT DRINKS FOUNTAIN K. R. HURT, Reg. Ph., Proprietor ST. IGNATIUS, MONTANA Quality Market -YOURI. G. A. HORE- Groceries, Produce, Fresh Cured Meets. Modern Refrigeration WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUTS MORE Phone SHERWOOD 54854, BL Ignatius DEPEN DABLE: RELIABLE EFFICIENT: ECONOMICAL NEW Fearon Chapel • ONE OF WESTERN MONTANAS FINEST ELECTRIC ORGAN — SPACIOUS CHAPEL FLOWERS (All Occasions) — MONUMENTS - Ambulance 24 Hours Daily - PHONE SHERWOOD 5-2121: ST. IGNATIUS COMPLETE SEED SERVICE SINCE 1030 • Processing and Marital at Quality Seed Western Montana Cooperative Seed Growers Assn., Inc. Plant Phone 432 CHARL, MONT. House Phone 431 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st Flathead Lodge No. 112 A.F.&A.M. Meets the second and fourth A Tuesday of each month. Sojourning Brothers Always welcome Victor Fontenelle, W.M. Edgar Allen, Treasurer Robert Herman, Secretary Jas. R. W McCarthy Post No. 106 Officers Kenneth Brown Commander Ray Orr Ist Vice Commandos Carl Gren Adjutant-Finance Sergeant-at-Arms — Chas. Pierce Chaplain Lee Ort Auxiliary Officers Mrs. Kenneth Brown — President Mable VanHaverfceck—Secretary. 