Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-12
.Cora1rl Briefs

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Il aid, Ernest and Vernon, formerly
. Conrad, have purchased the Holm
q quist store, garage and cabins. W
:, appreciate their friendly courtes
= and wish them much success.
e The Holmquists are keeping tn
Q land next to the SchOolhouSe ant
. toward the Y where they are put
: ting a road in to the houses the.
| are building. MIR. and Mrs. Holmquis
came to Coram in the fall of 1924
Mrs. Holmquist taught school fol
two years, while Art worked in the
timber and on the railroad. They
bought property shortly after they
arrived, and gradually improved and
built up the successful business that
the Freehnrvs have just taken over.
The Lloyd Stedman family spent
the weekend in Whitefish with Mrs.
Stedman's brother, Tom Mcnamara,
and family.
On Sunday evening friends gath
cred at the Naldret home to chivari
Carl Naldret and his bride, who
were married last week in Kalispell.
Carl lived with his grand parents
and attended school here. The COM
munity extends best wishes to the
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Clinton and
daughter, Audrey, Poison, spent the
weekend at the William Kaufman
home. Mrs. Clinton is daughter of
the Kaufrnans. Mr.. and Mrs Living
stone, Minot, also visited the Kauf-
mans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Forsythe and
Mrs. Forsythe's sister, and Sid For
ythe, all of Minneapolis, arrived at
he Jack Forsythe home for a weeks
yisit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Patterson,
Who have spent the summer with
Gr. Patterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. '
l. J. Patterson, are leaving next 7
weekend for Missoula where he will
inter- the university, and major in ]
nglish.
Services will be held at the Coram Z
hurch Sunday, Sept. Is, at 7:30 4
m. by Rev. Hills. a
Sally Christensen is working in "
lie Coram cafe taking the place of :
RANGES Ivers. &
RS. Harry Davidson, Surrey, ND. is 81
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Leonard "
otter and family for week. ~
Mrs. Lucille Fross, Monterey, Cal, N
a house guest of Mrs. Alva Brown ~
r. and Mrs. Lee, Essex, have moved X
to one of the cabins at the Brown "
ourist court. Mr.. Lee is driving "
at" on the Hungry Horse access W
ghway. Mr.. Meers who has been W
ing at Browns court for some "
ne has brought his family from *
ssoula. W
Ernest Fehlberg, Walla Walla, is "
sting his brother, Otto Fehlberg. "
has machine shop in Walla "
ALA where he makes the Fehlberg *
mixer for combines. Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Miller, Kalispell, were Sunday W
lner guests at the Fehlberg home. "
Nr and Mrs. Tom Anderson, Miles W
y, are visiting the Brittenhams. "
Mrs. Glenn More and children and -
rlene Day, Whitefish, were visi-
S at the More home Wednesday.
and Mrs. Maurice More were
.sts at the home of their son,
mn, in Whitefish on Labor Day.
and Mrs. w. H. Petram, Yakt,
two children were also guests.
Trs. Rex Chef, Martin City, and
S Julia DeMers, Ontario, Canada,
e dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. |
Mrs. G. c. Magee. Mr.. and Mrs.
lde Carpenter, Broken Arrow,
a., will arrive this week to visit
r daughter, Mrs, c. c. Magee and
lily.
RS. Vivian Stone is visiting
ads at Hot Springs. The Ray
gherty fanny is moving into the
tbs home.
lyllis Peterson has been visiting
Ter home here and will leave
for trip to California with
Jesse Lawrence family, Kalispell,
he return trip Phyllis will stop
Tampa, Ida, where she will en-
the Northwest Nazarene college.
lie Robert Ostby family have re-
ed to Coram from Eureka, and
living in the Corbett cabin.
r. and Mrs. John Niagara and
Jimmy, Phoenix, Ariz., have
visiting Mrs. Magara's mother,
V. Stone. Mrs. Stones son,
!, Spokane, has also been with
mother and returned with his
r and brother-in-law to Phoe-
onard Potter, president called -