Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-22
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BY Ann C. Payne

COM Coram is shipping IuInper dIl'
, ,n,21 wood to all parts of the Unlte'
~. safes. Cars during the past few
- dnys were being sent to wyoming
u Nebraska, Iowa and Pennsylvanl;
uurr points Meanwhile being shipped Il
Nlkwns carload of steel for the Dude.
@Cmstruction company, and cemen
arrives in carload lots.
6 Much more work is needed at ou
sderot. Watson Cotton with his bridge
Screw from Whitefish worked three
days this week putting in a new re-
Staining wall, but we need more thar
#iusf a new retaining wall.
81 roram is the nearest mainline
#shipping point to the Hungry Horse
sdansite, Martin City and the new
sHungry Horse town. Even before the
.preject started, we were the biggest
!. Shipping point in the immediate
=area.
!. Until year ago we had only a
at the depot here. We are
=grateful for our agent, MIR. Ross, who
=isNon the Job from a. m. until 4
80. an, but we need at least one add1-
agent, and a number of track
I'M and station improvements
\ Mrs. James Christoff gave din
ner Sunday, August IL, for her
|brother, John V. Nelson, and bride,
THE former Georgia Marshall, Kalis-
|pell. who were married August g.
Resent were the mother of the
aroom, Mrs. Grace M. Nelson. Mr.
land Mrs. Otto Fehlberg and family.
M. and Mrs. R. L. Donaho. Mr.. and
MRS Danny Paolini land family
from Whitefish.
The dinner was served under the
trees on the Fehlberg lawn. Best
Washes to John and his bride.
flames Christoff, Jr., SIC, was
|chosen to go to yeoman school at the
San Diego Navy base. Jim has been
lin the Navy for three months and
|enjoys it. Mrs. Frances Ivers is en-
Iployed at the Coram Cafe. The cafe
now serves coca-cola. Chicken din
|ner is a Sunday feature.
Clarence Pierce arrived Monday
from Miles City to be foreman of
carpenters for the Montana Engi-
neering and Construction company.
The family will follow later. Sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Smith were
recently here from Havre.
Howard Smith, 6, and Carl; 4 were
bitten by ticks about month ago,
and were quite ill for time Though
we have no spotted fever ticks in
this area, they can cause trouble If
not removed Immediately.
Mrs Esther Reagen is leaving for
two weeks vacation in Canada with
her mother and other relatives. Mrs. |
Ollie Travis will take her place as
cook at the ranger station. MIR. and |
Mrs. Ed Murphy are parents of a |
daughter born August IL. Mr.. Muir
ply is employed by the Evans broth |
ers. Mrs. Murphys parents and sister
are visiting from Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Hansen and
Skippy with Mrs. Travis went to
Packers Roost last week to take
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Larry Potter celebrated his 9th
birthday on Saturday, August II. 1t
was also his mothers birthday ami
versary. Happy birthday to the two.
Mrs. Lillian Hasbrook has return
ed from visiting reatives in Sand
Point and st. Maries. She was ac-
by her granddaughter,
Jackie and Joann Dougherty. They
spent some time in Spokane on the
return trip. Mrs Hasbrok left Mon
day for Fountain City, Wis, where
The will teach in junior high. The
Rev. NJ C. Wilmer and family,
Fountain City, Wis, visited in Coram
'ver the weekend
{ Friends visiting at the Archie
brown home recently were Mr.. and
drs. D. A.. Palmer, San Benito, Tex
IS; Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Palmer, Char
9, were guests of the Browns while
ere gathering huckleberries up the
'orth Fork. They report good pick
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Donaho have
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