Ravalli Republic du lieu suivant : Hamilton, Montana • 6

RAVALIA REPUBLICAN, MAMILION, MONTANA, AUGUST 5, 1948. Rites for Drowning Victim on Tuesday Last rites for Hillare G. "Joe" Beaubien, about 75, who drowned last week while on a fishing trip, were held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Catholic church, the Rev. Father M. J.

Donohue officiatIng. Pallbearers were Charles Barnes, Clarence Humble, A. F. Hobbs, S. A.

Wheeler, George Marcus and W. G. Maschke. He was last seen Thursday noon but his disappearance was not reported to the sheriff's office until Friday afternoon. When he was not seen around Friday morning it was recalled that his dog had returned the night before and then had gone away again and that he had gone Ashing.

A search of the river was immediately started and a place, about opposite the city park, WAS found where it was believed that the bank had given away. About 11 a. m. Saturday Lawrence Schach and Bill Humble found the body lodged against a snag in four feet of water near the clay bank by the old mill pond. He was born in Canada and came here about 50 years ago.

A nephew, Joe Beaublen, Missoula, and several other nieces and nophews survive. At the Hospital Admitted. July 30-Mrs. S. E.

Bonesteele, Hamilton; Eileen Loken, Hamilton. July 31-Bob, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindsay, Corvallis. Aug.

1-Mrs. Alfred Frost, Corvallis. Aug. 2-Sirinda, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry B. Frost, HamIlton. July 3-Bob, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindsey, Corvallis.

Aug. 3-Andrea, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller, Wisdom. Aug.

4-Dorain, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Smaus, HamIlton; Dave Rasmussen, Corvallis; Carrol Pelton, Salmon, Idaho; Donald, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Golder, Stevensville.

Released. July 31-Elleen Loken, Mrs. S. E. Bonesteele, both of Hamilton; Mrs.

Guillermo Tejano and infant son, Corvallis. Aug. 2-Mrs. John Barthuly and infant son, Darby, July 3-Newton, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Buker, Victor; Mrs. Jennie Rogers, Hamilton. July 3-Newton Buker, Vietor. RAVALLI COUNTY HAS NO OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS "Due to the businesslike administration of the officers of Ravalli county in the past the outstanding Indebtedness of the county has been paid," the report of E. J.

Beckett, deputy state examiner, reveals. this time there are only outstanding warrants in the amount of 81410.75 with more than the required amount of cash in the treasury at this time to retire all the warrants, so it could well be stated that vaili county la entirely free of outstanding debt, condition which 1e very commendable." The examination was conducted by Mr. Beckett between June 11 and July 18 and Immediately mailed to the county commissioners. will be published in the Northwest Tribe use, ofeial county paper, in the sear future. RANCHER FINED FOR BURNING DEBRIS WITHOUT A PERMIT Charged with setting Are to forest material in violation of the state law which prohibits burning from May to September 80 without permit by a state Are warden, Ales Lost Horse rancher, Seed 886 by Judge W.

B. Metasel Na in justice court was apprehended Saturday by Lester B. Derby forest and Are warden. to commenting on the incident Betele of the forest service 0014 thel carelessness Are be tolerated el any during lime. 18 pointed out the there for then working Bran he to FOREST TO Divert Morse, formed Mr.

from the 170 the Cantors the Personals Miss Margaret Lyndes left Monday to report for duty at the WAAC training station in Des Moines, Iowa. She has been an attendant at the laboratory since May, 1942. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lyndes, Grantsdale.

Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Hollingsworth and children returned Sunday from a two weeks vacation trip on Flathead lake near Polson.

They were accompanied to Ronan by Mr. Hollingsworth's mother, Mrs. Bertha Hollingsworth, who remained there for a visit with another son. Mrs. Percy Bartle went to Missoula Monday to remain for several days in order to obtain treatments 3 at the Thornton hospital.

A niece, Clara Barlte, Butte, arrived Saturday for a visit at the Bartle home. Mrs. Carl Slenker and son, Teddy, left Saturday for Spokane, to visit Mr. Slenker, who is employed with the Utter Cadillac company there. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Davis, Vancouver, B. arrived Saturday for a visit with his father, J.

M. Davis, and brother and sitser-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis. Mrs.

Charles Barnes went to Nimrod Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes. She was accompanied by their children, Don and Cleo, who have been visiting relatives here. Dr.

and Mrs. R. A. Cooley returned 1 Saturday from a two-day visit in Missoula. They were accompanied by their grandchildren, Mary Ellen and Roberta McIver, who returned to their home in Great Falls after a visit with their grandparents.

Mr. and 1 Mrs. T. M. Skinner were business visitors in Missoula Friday.

Miss Emma Thompson left Thursfor her home in St. Louis, latter a 10-day visit with Miss Bess Coultas at the Coultas summer lodge at Sula. The two were also guests at the Townsend Edwards home. Mr. and Mrs.

Glen A. Smith, Missoula, were visitors here Thursday, Horton Ostrander and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Lieb, Wallace, Idaho, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Jack E. Coulter. They were accompanted home Sunday by Mrs. Ostrander and two children, who spent two weeks with her sister, and Sandra Coulter. Mrs.

Pauline South and son, Har. ry, returned to their home in Seattie- Sunday following a twoweek vacation with friends. Mra. P. 0.

D. Vedova and daughter returned to their home in Seattie, Saturday after spending two weeks with her brother-in-law and 4 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Coulter.

Jacquelyn Coulter accompanted them to the coast. Ethel Mae Treece is visiting her parents, Mr. and Stra. Henry Treece, She is a nurse in the Deaconess hospital at Great Falls, Mra. Earl Lane, Great Falls, visiting friends in Grantsdale and Hamilton.

Miss Annie Jean Stewart, Sam Francisco, arrived Sunday for visit with her parents, Mr. and Mre. E. K. Stewart, and er, Mrs.

A. W. Barrere, Miss Stew. art is a private secretary for the D. C.

Heath Publishing company in dan Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart went to Missoula to meet her. La E. Carr and K.

Marion were among the Missoula visitors last I week. Mrs. R. C. McConnell and infant son returned Naturday from a souls hospital.

Peggy Wanderer returned July 24 from a visit with Mildred Bahr al Bigfork. Clay McCartney and baby, Chinook, arrived July 24 for an tended visit with her parenta, the Her, and Mrs. George Lee, Miss Harriet Brainerd left Thurs day for her home in Watermen, after twe weeks visit with the George Lee, Mrs. D. Smart, Berkeley, Calif July 28 for a visit with Wriest and her sister, Rain, Muriel Bowers, anit ed July 28 for a visit with and other She will el the Girl Scout and Crawford spending and R.

Peterson and Porter returned July 80 from to Helene and Bulla C. LaRger 040 wend to Spokese to a honor of the corse from Gear, 40 of The and 6. Melting July 20 from a four to Tine pealed be Do Calito former of and No dese in Greet 6 The Pomelo 00 406 Rev. P. Sohn New Lutheran Pastor The Rev.

Paul Sohn, Fort Wayne, a recent graduate of Concordia Theological Seminary, St. Louis, arrived here Friday to take over the pastorate of the Grace Lutheran church. He was ordained by the Rev. Walter Wolbreacht, Missoula, and the installation ceremony was given by the Rev. A.

Jordan, Kalispell, at services Sunday night. The Rev. Chambers of Pablo assisted in the services. Rev. Sohn will preach his first sermon Sunday.

He takes the place of the Rev. John Simon who went to Parma, Idaho, in April. During the interim Rev. Wolbrecht has served at vacancy pastor. Following the services Sunday members of the vestry board and wives entertained the visitors and their families at a lawn social at the E.

H. Hasrodt home. Garbage Disposal Before Council The matter of garbage disposal was brought to the attention of the city council Monday night, an application being submitted to handle the business discontinued Saturday, by Howard N. Bates. Fred Bernatz appeared on behalf of his young son, who has been working for Mr.

Bates. He was informed that inasmuch as there was no garbage ordinance the field was wide open to anyone desiring to make arrangements with individuals wanting service of such a nature, The street department was authorized to make arrangements for the transportation of 100 cords of wood here from the Big Hole country for city use during the coming winter, Applications of the sexton street foreman for increases in pay from $125 to $135 a month were taken under advisement. In discussing the matter it was brought out that their salaries had recently been increased from $110 to the $126 Agure. Routine reports were read. RATION OFFICE GIVES FIGURES ON CEILING PRICE FOR BERRIES Ceiling prices on local raspberries, sour red cherries, black raspberries, blackberries and gooseberries were announced Wednesday by the local ration office following receipt of information from Helena.

As yet no celling price on transparent apples has been received. The grower's price for raspberries la $3.24 per crate and the retailer may sell for $4.34. The grower's price for sour red cherries is cents a pound in bulk and $1.80 for an 18-pound crate and the retailer may sell for cents a pound in bulk or $2.41 for an 18-pound crate. The grower's price for black rasp. berries, blackberries and gooseberrica is $2.88, $2.70 and 81.98 crate and the retail prices are 83.86, $3.62 and 82.66 respectively, The retail price applies only to the local berries, 1 if such berries are shipped in the transportation charges may be added to the consumer a price.

ENDORSE REYNOLDS FOR SENATORIAL APPOINTMENT Members of the Ravaili county publican central committee at a well. attended meeting Friday eight the court house endorsed former chairman, Mike Reynolda, for pointment by the county con mission. ere state senator to suereed the late Senator Da to Reed. Mr. Repo melds was of the senate during the leet session of the and has been active state politics for many The central dine adept resolution of con be to the family of Senator Rend.

WORKERS TO OBTAIN SOCIAL, NUMBERS Advent of the and the drive for full of of inpop wiled to be the Reminding all melt intend to take suck are com GRAINE. work de ends the of the fee of the of e04 The took he of the Jo Acuff Bride Of Brooklyn Man Josephine Acuff, daughter of Mrs. Bethel Acuff, proprietress of the Hamilton hotel, and James A. Machleid, son of Mrs. Michaele Machleid, Brooklyn, N.

obtained a marriage license in Missoula Thursday and were married in the Presbyterian church by the Rev. H. D. Cameron. Mrs.

Cameron and the bride's mother were the attendants. After graduating from high school here in 1938 the bride went to Hollywood where she completed her dancing training under Fanchon and Marco. Later she worked for Schubert in the Ziefield Follies, spent a season with Sally Rand, danced in the Cocoanut Grove in New York in 1940 and 1941, another season at the Versailles club in New York. Before coming home for a vacation about a month ago she spent six months in the Earl Carroll theaterrestaurant in Hollywood. Mr.

Machleid, who attended West Point, is an athletic instructor in a vocational school in. New York. He has been visiting at the Acuff home about three weeks. After a short honeymoon trip to Glacier park the newlyweds will return here for a visit before going to New York to make their home. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses.

Aug. 3-James W. Jones, 35, and Fleda Hardisty, 30, both of Salt Lake City, Utah; Lyndell Cote, 26, and Frances Beatrice Haley, 18, both of Stevensville. Births. July 30-Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Chafin, Stevensville. July 30-Girl to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tientzman, Corvallis.

GIRLS NOT SURE BUT THINK THEY BEAT THE ARMY, 11-8 We don't know whether the girls! were too busy trying to keep track of their army boy friends but for some reason or another the girls don't know the score of their softball game with the army, Tuesday night. From all the unreliable information we could gather the score WAS about 11 to 3 in favor of the girls. While the wet field proved a handicap to both sides we understand that the soldiers were somewhat hampered by a lieutenant, who acted as umpire. It just seemed that no matter what the boys did they couldn't get around the bases while all the girls had to do was to smile sweetly at the arbiter. Those who played were Margaret Sizer, Ethel Sizer, Betty Sizer, Florence Peterson, Trudy Ellingwood, Katie Sander, Mollie Miller, Alma Rose Downing and Ethel Cross.

MISSOULA PEOPLE MOVE TO CORVALLIS TO LIVE Corvallis, July and Mrs. J. Kaylor and two children, Missoula, moved into one of the W. W. Walls cottages the first of the week.

Betty Moore, Bozeman, is visiting Mrs. William Hay and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Payear. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Kaaak were visitors in Missoula July 28. Miss Mildred Payear, Missoula, spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Payear.

Janice Blair, Hamilton, is a guest at the Fred Byland home, Mrs. Gaard Lockwood and Mrs. Edwin Buck dr. were Missoula via iters Tuesday, Mrs. D.

0. Cobb and Mrs. Orion Cobb spent Thursday in Missoula. Mrs. Elizabeth Nauck, her son and family and Mrs.

Allen Newck children arrived at the home of and J. Barked Thursday after for a brief visito James Berta off and Allen Nauck were berkeed friends Men. Neuck 84e three la service and Min Darts Of Leonard Kroet returned Meeruder ranger Theredey morning after having bees el home several He cut Send end regained medical GOS HONE FRONT PLEDGE CAMPAIGN for holding down for meting work be home frost Negor of the office to a Hones wale 60 40 vie 6-vs coil of Personals Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. McElroy left Monday on a vacation trip to Anaconda, Spokane, and coast points. Eric Hoglund went to Butte Tuesday to take radium treatments. He recently returned from a hospital in Rochester, Minn. Mr.

Hoglund is a farmer in the Grantsdale community. Second Lieutenant Frances Cardozo, hospital dietitian in the medical department, arrived Tuesday for four-day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cardozo. She is stationed at Camp Carson, Colo.

Mrs. B. K. Monroe returned early this week from a short visit with relatives at Libby. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Rosecrans will return Thursday from a three-day visit in Missoula. Miss Helen Ritchie accompanied them to Missoula and from there she went on to Seattle, where she expects to find work.

Mrs. Robert Thurston left Tuesday for Walla Walla, to visit her husband. Jimmy and Patsy Clark, Spokane, arrived Friday for a visit with their grandfather, S. A. Wheeler.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. LeSuer left Sunday for Rochester, where they will go through the Mayo clinic.

Mrs. John Wilkerson returned Saturday evening from Kalispell where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Jody Stokes, Drummond, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkerson. Jerry and Jack McCormick, San Francisco, will leave Wednesday for their home after a visit at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. John Wilkerson. Miss Dorothy Sohn, who came here Friday with her brother, the Rev. Paul Sohn, new pastor of the Grace Lutheran church, left Tuesday for her home in Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Bright left 'the first of the week on a short business trip to Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Frank Taylor and G. 0. Rolstad, both of Tacoma, left Sunday for their homes after a 10-day visit in the valley.

Miss Persia Vallance returned to Bremerton, Tuesday lowing a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Vallance.

MEDICINE HOT SPRINGS SCENE OF 4-DAY RETREAT BY CATHOLIC PRIESTS Members of the Missoula conference of the Helena diocese held their annual retreat at Medicine Hot Springs from July 26 to 29. Nine holy masses were offered each morning under the direction of the Rev. Joha J. Connolly, Formerly the Helena diocese held its retreat at Carroll College in Helena but since the government has taken over the college the diocese was divided into four conferences. During the retreat it was proposed that a retreat house be permanently located in the valley and the Rev.

Leonard Jensen, Stevensville, proposed that 8t. Mary's mission be re stored to its pristine grandeur. Others present were the Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore, D.

bishop of Helena: Very Rev. D. P. Meade, I dean of the Missoula conference: Rev. Patrick Casey, editor of the western Montana edition of the Drummond: Her.

P. J. Mel. lady, Three Rev. Peter M.

Brett, Missoula: Her. Bruce Plummer, Missoula, and Rev. Wile Curran, Plains, and the Rev. M. J.

Donobue, Hamilton, who eisted Father Meade in making rangements for the affair, AT DELIGHTFUL PARTIES The C. A. Smithey home South Third atreet the bridge portico Smithey Mr. B. W.

Reimel Friday, Prizes Mrs. Cheries Ho James and Generiere O' Bries and dessert SAve were worded Roberta Holley. Other evaste: Friday C. B. R.

R. Corset, Dull Joke Ford. 8 of C. A Crew She Betty W. Dewar, Dos C.

R. R. A Fusee 2 LaSer, from by wittier 10 mi Following Hold Last Rites For Mrs. Ida Burch Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Ellen Burch, 65, who died late Friday afternoon in the hospital after a long illness, were held Monday afternoon.

The Rev. Earl R. Saladen officiated. Interment was in the Corvailis cemetery beside the graves of her husband and two children. Pallbearers were Louis Wolfe, Malcolm Sizer, Harry James, M.

G. Simmons, Fren Van Alstine and F. E. Lockridge. Mrs.

Burch was born in Wright county, near Hartville, February 17, 1878, and came to the valley with her parents in 1887. They located in the Corvallis vicinity and on February 10, 1895, marired Vincent Burch. Shortly afterwards they moved to Stevensville where they remained for several years. They then went to Hynes, for three years before returning to the Hamilton vicinity to make their home. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Henry Squires, Charlos Heights; mother, Mrs. Isabell Caple, Hamilton; sisters, Mrs. John Humble, Hamilton; Mrs. Thomas Randolph, Corvallis; Mrs. Letha Slocum, Corvallis; Mrs.

Bertha Meyer, Los Angeles, Mrs. Opal O'Connell, Anaconda; Mrs. Ruby Sears, Seattle, and brother, William Caple, Bozeman. James Burns Dies; Funeral Wednesday James Burns, 83, died suddenly his home at 311 South Fourth street Sunday afternoon following a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the Dowling chapel, the Rev.

C. Miller officiating. Pallbearers were C. A. Smithey, L.

E. Downing, W. B. McLaughlin, William Strange, Joe Haigh, W. McElroy, He did not feel well Sunday and spent the day in bed.

He was found jabout 6:30 p. m. by his brother, Frank, who had last talked with him about 4 o'clock. Death was tributed to heart disease. Mr.

Burns was born January fol-1861, at Erin Village, Ontario, Canada, and went to Michigan when WAR 17. He farmed at Germtask until 1900 when he came to Hamllton. He was with the cattle department of the stock farm for about 13 years and then went to Deer Lodge where he was with the Bellingburg Stock Farm for about years before returning to Hamilton 17 years ago. Survivors, in addition to the brother here, include William, tie, who came here for the funeral, and Edward, who is Texas, JANE PARKER ENLISTS IN WAAC; AWAITS CALL AT HOME Jane Parker has been accepted for service in. the WAACs and sworn in at Butte last Thursday, She graduated from the Colorado Womans College at Denver last spring and has been home since June, Her brother, Blob, is in the coast guard and is taking special schooling at Groton.

New London, Cone. 'He has seen active duty on the Pacifie coast. Miss Parker the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R.

R. Parker and will remain at home while awaiting call. HAMILTON ELAN BONDS DECISION TO MISSOULA TRAM Taking advantage of wildness the part of two Hamilton pitchers the American Crystal Sugar the Legion Junior circuit, Missoula, defeated the Hamilton Mike, 11 to 4, baseball game here Thursday night. Hamilton esters also aided euse. The short Missoula Hamilton Malcolm, Cope, Hose and Cornish, Newell, Jones and Wallace.

DINNER HONORS MIA. TOM WANDERER surprise birthday dinner hoser of Tom Thendey evening at the Reigh Wanderer home She from the vale Diet Kelly, Destone Diane Net. Relal Wanderer, and N90 and Fallout, Dolle Green, Rely Peter and Tom 40 A FOR THIRD LOAN DRIVE A OF one opens 194 Sepia 950 en she B. 400 D. 40 Gee Ford be a.