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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
kardelj predlozil zahteve
Jugoslavije proti Avstriji
Jugoslavija hoee biti gotova, da
ne bo Avstrija nikdar vec sluzila
kot baza "a napad ma memo ljudstvo

MOSKVA, 5. aprila-Jugoslovanski podprernier Ed
ward Karde e danes predloz zahteve Jugoslavje pro
Avstriji ter vzporedno tenn razgovoru casnikarj
osro napade Avstrijo kot orode nemskega mperiazma
XII dvakrat teu 40 let sluza kot baza "a napad ma
jugoslovansko ljudstvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Prvorojenka

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Clar-
ence VokaG 80 Sc dne /. aprila
zglasile vile rojenice in jima pu-
stile v spomin zalo hcerko, prvo-
rojenko. Mladi oce je sin MIR. in
Mrs. Victor Vokaca il 1865 e.
81 st. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Klub druStsv SID

Nocoj oh 7:30 uri se vr6i seja
Kiuba drustev SDD IA Recher
Ave. vsi odborniki 50 proseni,
a e gotovo udelexijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Grski kralj
.Jurij pokopan
Vlada namerava podvzeti
ofenzivo proti gerilcem

ATENE, 6. aprila-Danes je
bilo po ceremonijah, XII so Sc vr-
sile v atenski katedrali, v pri-
sotnosti kralja Pavla, pokopano
truplo grskega kralja Jurija II,
XII je nenadoma umrl pretekli to-
rex. Umrli kralj je pokopan v
Tatoji, XII Sc nahaja ii mill cd
Aten.
Vlada je danes izjavila, da DO
minister mornarice v spremstvu
ameriskega admirala J. A. Snac-
kenberga odsel ma inspekcijo
mornariskih sill v Volosi in 81
Ger soglasno z nacrti, da Sc pri-
cne ofenzivo proti gerilskimi
silami severni Grciji.
Grski premier Dimitros Maxi
! mos je snoci sklical sejo clanov
kabineta, sefov generalnih Sta
bov armade, mornarice in letal-
stva in istotako predstavnike
angleske vojaske misije v Grci-
il. Ma seji Sc je razmotrivalo @
"iaVnem redu in O prihOdnii
, ofenziN proti -gerilcem- -:
z diplomaticne strani je Via
da sobravnavala protest Soviet
ske zveze zaradi porocila, XII je
bilo priobceno v treh grskih ca
sopisih in po katerem porocilu
je baje Stain izrazil svoje prese-
necenje zaradi ameriske odloci-
I've, da pomaga Grciji in Turciji.
Grski casopisi so javili, da je to-
zadevne izjave dal Stain neke-
mu dopisniku United Pressa, to-
da United Press je zanikal to
porocilo. v svojem odgovoru je
vlada poudarila, da je grski tisk
priobcil zanikanje, da bi Stain
Epodal taksno izjayo in sicer po
objavi tega zanikanja cd strani
sovjetske agencije Tass.
/ Nemiri ma Cipru
radi zalne zastave
.KYRENIA, 6. aprila-policija
je razprsila gru6o demonstran-
tov, XII je vdrla v mestno dvora-
no, ko je komunisticni zupan
Ploutas Servas odbil zahtevo, da
razobesi ma pol droga grsko "a
stavo v znak zalovanja "a umr'
linn kraljem Jurijem.
| Zahtevo, da Sc razobesi zalno
zastavo so postavile cerkvene
oblasti. Demonstrantje, Xxi pri'
tpadajo desnicarskim stra1lkam
so poskusali,. da spustijo ma po'
lovico droga zastavo in oh te:
!priliki je prislo do spopadov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
MARKO GUCICH

Ma svojem DOM u je veeraj
zjutraj umrl Marko Gucich, star
60 let, stanujoc ma 854 E. 139
St. Donna je bill il Move ,cieke,
Polje pri Zagrebu, kjer zapusca
sestro Katarino Stepancie in vec
sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival Al let
in je bill clan drustva Sloboda
st. 235, HBZ. Zapusca zalujoeo
soprogo Agnes, rojeno Mikulich,
tri pastorke: Mrs. Katherine
Krall, Mrs. Sarah Pirc in Mrs.
Anna Prah, ter vec sorodnikov.
Pogreb sc DO vrsil v sredo zju-
traj oh 8:15 uri il zeletovega
pogrebnega zavoda ma 458 e.
152 St v cerkev sv. Pavla oh
9. uri in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisGe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
No'vi gro'b|o|''v'li y


V petek je umrl po daljsi bo-
lezni Frank Markovic, star 73
let. Stanoval je ma 6912 Peck
Ave. Donna je bill il Topol, fara
Bloke, Nova vas pri Rakeku,
odkoder je prisel v Ameriko
pred 46 lett. ...
Bill je clan drustva Ribnica
st. IL SDZ in Baragovega dvo-
ra. Tukaj zapusca soprogo Ma
ry, rojeno Travnik, sina Johna
in dive hceri, Mrs. Mary Klein
dienst in Mrs. Ann Kostansek,
bratrancu Henry Markovic in
Joe Zakrajsek, in dve necakinji,
Mrs. Rose Lach in Mrs. Mary
Komocar.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v torek
zjutraj oh OILS uri IL Zakrajs-
kovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisee..
ANTON RUSS
Pc eno-tedenski bolezni je v
petek vecer OBJ osmih umrl An
ton Russ, p. d. Bucer, star So
let, stanujoc ma 5000 Union n
Ave. Donna je bill IL vasi Dob,
fara St. Vid, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred A lett. Bill je Clan
drustva Mir st. 10 SDZ, drustva
sv. Lovrenca st. 63 KSKJ, dru-
stva sv. Antona, drustva sv.
Alojzija, drustva Tabor st. 139
SNPJ in drustva sv. Imena. Tu-
kaj zapusea zalujoco soprogo
Magdaleno, rojeno Blatnik, 81
nova Antona in Augusta, heere,
Mrs. Magdalene Kristancic,
Christine, Julia, Josephine in
Stephanie, vnuke in vnukinje
ter brata Josepha, v Kanadi bra
ia Louisa in v starem kraju Sc
stri Mario in Ammo. Pogreb sc
.bo vrsil v torek zjutraj oh 9:3O
uri il Ferfoliatovega pogrebne-
ga zavoda v cerkev sv. Lovren-
ca oh 9. uri in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Columbia Heights

Mr. and Mrs Art Nelson went
to the Kalispell- Billings football
game Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Orr, Billings,
cousins of Art Nelson, and Mr. and
Mrs Marion Zimmerman. Troy,
called on the Art Nelson's Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Brew and daugh-
ter enjoyed Sunday dinner with
their friends, c E Grydes.
The Heights have organized a
Cub Scout den starting with three
members, Wesley Wneatley, Gene
Cada, and Harold McClintock. Mrs
Jesse Wheatley is their den mother.
John Opalka spent the weekend
with his friend, Dale Witty, Half
Moon, and had a grand time.
Roy Liechnor, Helena, was a vi
sitor at the Wheatlys on Monday.
Mrs Art Nelson, Mrs Archie
Steel and Mrs Roy McClintock
were shopping in Kalispell on Mon
day.
The Jolly Times club met at
Mrs Agnes Cada's on Wednesday.
Those present were Mrs Marjorie
Wheatly, Mrs Ann Opalka, Mrs
Marie Baumann, Mrs Jeanette Mel |
son, Mrs Alice Brew, Mrs Anna FL
sher, Mrs Edith Kasper and Mrs
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Rural Youth Form Rocky
Mountain Teen Age Club

Approximately IS grade and high
school youth attended the first
meeting of the Rocky Mountain
Teen age club Friday.
Florence Reynolds was elected
president with Roger Casterline,
vice president; Ronald Radabah.
secretary and James Leighty, trea-
surer. Other officers are King
Billedeaux, recreational chairman:
Donna Sparks, reporter; Winona
Eckelberry and Gary Sparks, SEN
tinels. Committees were appointed
to decide upon entertainment for
money-making purposes and by
laws.
A second meeting was held Tu-
esday with the bylaws accepted.
Names of sponsors were suggested
and are being contacted. "Varie-
ties of 1947," to be presented soon.
was written.
Mrs Clarence Ray and daughter,
Meredith, were largely responsible
for tae club organization. Purpose
OF the club is to raise funds to help
IN the building of Sunrift commun- |
lty nall. It is not part of the as
ISOLATION. After the hall construc-
ton the youth of Bad Rock, Deer
Park, Lake Blaine, and Fairview
Will take part in hall
lctlvities. Cooperation of the four
districts Is needed to make it q
uccess. Donna Sparks
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Ruder to Speak at NORTH
Fork Improvement Meeting

Melvin Ruder, Hungry Horse
News editor, will talk on public
ity for the North Fork at the Oct
ober meeting of the North Fork
Improvement association, Monday
at 8 p m at Doc McFarland's Quar-
ter Circle NC ranch.
= Taking office at the meeting will
be Walter Hammer, president, sue
ceeding DR. ] S Mcfarland, Myrel
Greenshield, vice president, in place
of Walter Block, secretary treas
urer. Mrs Daniel Block is public
ity chairman.
The organization is chamber of
commerce for the Flathead rivers
North Fork district. Members live
in the go mile long valley to the
Canadian line, bounded by Glacier
national parks most primitive
area; the uninhabited Whitefish
mountains, and British Columbia's
uninhabited south Fernie district.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS

vacation visiting friends in Butte
Mrs Ray Knapton returned from
Whitefish on No % Tuesday.
Joe Pettinato, Blacktail, is or
his vacation and Melvin Ambrog-
mi is taking his place.
Margaret Balm spent the week
in Spokane with her sister, who is
i'll.
Montgomerys of Shelby were at
their cabin over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Whitney,
Illinois, spent over Sunday at the
Withrow home and started home
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Borene, White
fish, spent several days visiting at
the Mackey home.
Lou Vanish had business in Ka-
lispell Wednesday.
On Tuesday Mrs A E Havens
returned home from the hospital at
Kalispell. She is unable to take
over her duties at the store, al
though she is much improved.
Visitors this week at the Mack
ey and Grinde home were Mr. and
Mrs Nels .T5nnson.
Saturday evening Mrs William
Schultz had Mrs Tom Scott, Mrs
Tom Whitney, Mrs Harold Gee,
Mrs Dan Huffine and Mrs Tom
3eal in for a visit and some pin
chile. All departed at a late hour
they hadn't had that much
I'm in a coon's age.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Clell
colt entertained with a birthday
inner for their son-in-laW,
Brownie" Brown. Those present
ere Mr. and Mrs Tom Scott; Mrs
ON Whitney; Mr. and Mrs Brown
nd the host and hostess.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Essex Events

Mrs Susanna Page, Mrs Et
Grinde and Mrs Chauncey Levi:
entertained % ladies at a lunch
con and pinochle party at the Isaac
Walton hotel Saturday afternoon
The luncheon tatle was beauti-
fully decorated with a large CEN
terpiece of cut flowers. Colorful
bouquets of sweet peas were pla-
ced on each end of the table. Low
ely pansles decorated the card
room.
Out of town guests were Mrs
Harold Gee, Eureka; Mrs Tom
Whitney, Whitefish; and Mrs Ri
chard Peterson, Spokane.
After an enjoyable afternoon at
cards the prizes were presented.
Mrs Emil Cornelius won high prize:
Mrs Dan Huffine, second prize;
Mrs Tom Scott, drew and won the
door prize; and Mrs Lillian Nc
Hagen won the low prize. All of
the guests wish to extend their
thanks for very enjoyable after
noon.
Mrs Louis Vanish, who is tea
ching at Malta, visited her husband
over the weekend.
Charlie Brawley is on an extern
sive hunting trip up Big River.
Good luck, Charlie!
Bill Gee, Spokane, visited his pa
rents and sister over the weekend.
Mrs Tom Whitney, Whitefish, vi
sited at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Tom Scott and Mrs Harold Gee
visited the Tom Beal
lone.
Mr. and Mrs John Pfeiffer and
family visited friends and relati-
res in Great Falls over the week.
md.
Mrs Suzanne Page arrived We'd
lesday evening and left for White
ish Sunday morning. From there
she will leave for Superior, Wis, to
'isit a month with her daughter
md family, the A Il Leavens.
Thursday Mrs William Schultz
her son, Bill and
Bryce Lee to Kalispell. From there
he boys went to Bigfork to visit
friends. Bill went on to the Univ
,rSity of Washington and Rryco
o the Montana STAGE College.
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Lewis
we're Whitefish callers Sunday ev-
,ning.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Seamon had
is their dinner guests Friday ev-
ming Mr. and Mrs Chauncy Lewis,
hrs Suzanne Page, Mr. and Mrs
lyle Gee, Mrs Leo Wolk, and Mrs
Peterson.
Alfred Schultz is spending his {
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Family Quarrel Ends
In Half Moon Suicide

A Half Moon family quarrel Tu
esday at 3 a. m. resulted in Mr:
Albert G Rehbein being hospital
lied, and her husband dying from
a self-inflicted bullet wound IN the
! head.
The couple had spent the evening
at the Oasis and Blue Moon, and
upon returning to their Half Moon
home had quarrel "as to who
danced with whom Mr. Rehbeln
struck Mrs Rehbein, already N
night clothes, on the head with
beer bottle. She attempted to run
from the house and was dragged
back.
When she finally broke away,
she was minus a hastily grabbed
coat, Ter nightgown torn, barefoot
and bleeding profusely from
wound in her forehead.
Neighbors rushed her to White /
fish hospital. There she swore out
| warrant for her husbands arrest.
Meanwhile deputy sheriffs mott
led of the disturbance, appeared
t the house, and found Mr. Rehbein,
9 years-old dead with 80 calibre
evolver at his feet.
The Re':bein's married life had
one through divorce and re- ,
lsrriage. She las a grown daugh- ,,
n, living on the coast by for
Ter marriage. He had been en-
Dyed by the Stoltze Lumber COM
my for just a short time. Their =
rmer home, Bremerton, Wash.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Soldiers Home

A correction on last week. TIL,
ladies reported attending the Lad
les Aid in Eureka only though,
they were going; the car refused
to cooperate and they stayed home
Ole Skarness is in the hospital
at Whitefish where he was taken
after he collapsed at breakfast the
other morning. He is reported to
have had ruptured stomach ul-
GER.
Commander and Mrs Ralph Hig-
gins returned from Great Falls.
They report strenuous week.
Electricians are around meas
uring rooms and making sketches.
The buildings are to be rewired.
Mrs Guy Anderson, who has been
the nurse for the past year has
gone on her vacation. She does not
plan on returning to the Home.
Mrs B S (Bobbie) Berlandi is the
new nurse.
Mrs M White and Mrs E Schei-
degger of Kalispell were dinner
guests and spent several hours vi
sitting in the Womans buildin.
Both women worked here in the
past.
Mrs ] H Peck (bringing treats
rom the Kalispell American Lee
zion Auxiliary and her son, Gale,
Vno is on terminal leave from the
Navy, visited all the members.
The Mesdames Jennie Pomeroy.
Helen O'Fallon, Anna Olberg,
frances Sailing and daughter, Mary
oe, and Grandma Ritzman of the
lalispell v F w Auxiliary visited
1embers and distributed candy
igs and gifts.
Rev Joseph Willett conducted
sunday services. Mrs Minnie S
Ielson of Whitefish delivered the
ermon. Rev and Mrs Dale F Dali
ey and son, Mark, and Mrs Will
tt also came.
Rev and Mrs Kneth and Rev
of Missoula visited Mr.
nd Mrs August Butt.
Robert B Glendenning of Kalis-
ell visited his step-grandmother,
IRIS Eliza Glendenning.
Miss Anna Trevis has left for Q
yeeks. Mrs Lola Orie is taking her
lace.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Judge Hears 16 Cases
During Past Month

All of the September cases heart
in Columbia Falls police court by
Judge ] E Greene are as follows
On September ID, L Larson plea
ded guilty to charges of driving
while under the influence of IL
quor. He forfeited 500 bail.
On September IA, Fred Sanko
pleaded guilty to being drunk and
disorderly and paid $40 fine.
Arvid Howell pleaded guilty on
September IS on charges of MAX
ing a U turn in the middle of the
street and parking improperly.
He paid So fine. On the same day,
Fred Hakman pleaded guilty to
being drunk and disorderly and
paid $40 fine.
Jerry Hollenback in one vehicle
and Mrs George Hagen in another,
both pleaded guilty to careless dri-
wing and paid S. fines on Septem-
Der II.
Also in separate vehicles Mrs
William Kloetzke and George Hoer-
ner pleaded guilty to similar char
ges of careless driving and having
no drivers licenses. They paid SIS
each on September IS.
James Bryson on September %
pleaded guilty to being drunk and
and paid a $40 fine.
john Mikota pleaded guilty on the !.
same day to charge of reckless dri- +
wing and paid S25 fine. u
1t cost Leslie A Newman tran
'ient, $25 and 10 days in Jail on d
September 81 for resisting arrest u
ind striking an officer after being =
picked up for drunk and disorder v
Y conduct. fe
Fred O'Sha,fghnessy, a transient, "
n September 27, paid $50 for be- 4.
1g drunk and disorderly. William VI
White paid $40 fine on a similar re
barge, as did William Murray. he
ID Van Horn was fined $40 on on
eptember % for being drunk and
sorderly; Martin Roe, $40 on the CO
Tine charge, September 20. u
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Injured on Project

Dayton Cooper, c and F Truck
ing company employee, received a
thigh injury from a falling rock
WMle working on the access road
from highway No 2 to the Hungry
Horse damsite. He was hospital
lzed' but is expected back at work,
Monday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Loot Slot Machines

Latest of a series of robberies in
the area was the looting Friday
evening of slot machines at the
West Glacier club, Bolton. The ma
chimes are legal under Montana
law. The thieves described as three
young men in big green car have
looted in the area before. Watch
for them
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
New Addition for H. H.

Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Seward
are parents of a daughter, Kath-
crime born September ~ in a Kali
ispell hospital. He is Hungry Horse
project geologist land the family
plan to move to Hungry Horse viii
lage shortly.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Purchase Glacier Studio

Mr. and Mrs John Tobias Port
land, have purchased the Glacier
studio IN Kalispell from Mr. and
Mrs Charming Howell.
The Tobiases lived in Montana
for 10 years before moving to the
coast, and here in the Flathead
will specialize in portraits.
The Glacier Studio has number
of the Hileman park pictures.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

are on a vacation trip to Ekalaka.
The children of the upper room in
Deer Park were saying Gust
tenance engineer in Glacier park.
think, only three weeks of school
and then a vacation" Underline
the words which make the follow
ing statements true:
"You can fool all of the people
some of the time and some of the
| people all of the time but you can
not fool .(a) Mr. Brown (b)
school patrons (c) nitroglycerine
(d) around with me, boy" ut is
better to light candle than curse
the darkness" Author unknown.
We are happy to report Delbeft
Howell was brought home from the
hospital Monday. Nine days of re-
stricted diet was enough for Del
bert, ne is trying to make up for
lost time by having five meals
Mary 10 Borchrs spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her
folks, the ] E Sparks.
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and 1
Mrs Earl Schumacher were Mrs 6
Emma Schumacher and children
Bremerton Donald and f
Mrs Harold Freeze, husband a
and two children; Mr. and 2
Mrs John Marvin, Boston; and r.
Grandmother Martha Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs Burrell Pope and g
,aby daughter have moved from II
he Fred Rice place to Columbia te
falls until their house, which is in m
ae making, is completed. pl
Mrs Bob Cornell entertained the pa
Hndy Helpers at her home Thurs TO
ay 25th. Eleven members were
resent. Helen Sampson was
sitor but placed her name on the II
III at the business meeting. New F.,
ficers were elected as follows:
lien Ford, president, Dee Cornell,
ce president, Daisy Sparks, Sec me-
tary and treasurer. They plan itv
ID a card party to be given Oct ~
er 4th at the Community house. ~,
Mr. and Mrs George Doane, Ia a.
ma, arrived Monday to spend tar
cir honeymoon in the F'lathead. r
ey motored to Bolton Monday 10
INT and plan to spend several 200
US up around Many Glaciers, ~,
d visit with G P Watts, father &c
the bride, who is working in the ,,ro
TX. Mrs Doane will be remember ~,
as Georgia Watts, graduate y
Flathead high, also a graduate CON
rse of Columbus hospital, Great M,
lis. Georgia has been nursing ~ =,
for some time and will ~,
at home next week at 5O1-N-J- ~;
coma. -.
frs c P Watts returned home M,
m the wedding of her daugh- ,,,ir
Mrs G Doane, Monday morn
larence Ray is confined to the KS
with that painful ailment-
rheumatism.
he Teen-agers of Sunrift have M
anized the Rocky Mountain Grin
n Age Club. We hope to see ente
youngsters go forward in a con
th-while movement and urge wal
y one to give them support. -
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

WILL BE DIGGING RUSSET po
tatoes in about 10 days, at $500
a hundred. Get yours while the
supply is plentiful, bring sacks.
Art Peters, Col. Falls. IL"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

Lucille McClintock. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess at
the close of the meeting.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

BROOM LOG CABIN for rent,
plastered, furnished, lightas and
water. IA mile north Coolies Ia
vern, Jack Taylor, Col Falls. 81
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
More Want Ads

THREE-ROOM HOUSE, unfurn-
isned for rent in Columbia FANS.
Inquire ] e Greene. ~
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
SUNRFT

Neaos that happened last week ton
late for printing:
Mr. and Mrs o E Wendt were call
ers at the Reynolds ranch Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs Frank Radabah's mother
Mrs Beeman, left for a visit with
her daughter in Chicago.
Mrs Mern Howell was a caller
at Deer Park school Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs AL Egeland were
callers at the o E Wendt home
Tuesday.
George Wendt and son, Richard.
made business trip to Spokane
and Moscow Saturday of last week.
Richard Wendt has taken his
new position as assistance main
Mr. and Mrs Coan of the Falls
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