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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb.
ing. plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
asfi @ s5SE aUgn co re- to
ALTERING OR REPAIRING any part OF
Sd5 PRo%aMENF S2asf iec Co. a's III s. wssh Eais
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, private roads,
country roads and parking areas Can oI GL
ASPHALT DRLgEWAYS, private roads and
parking areas. Prewar prices. Call Gil
AsPHaLT DRlvEWAYs - Highest quality
ms nj. FAiRFAx I Drives Co, ElmWood ss1.
CARPENTRY and general gene a. repair work g at
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fiagstone
ment driveways, porches, retaining walls.
MARCuCCIo; Rte. 4, Horners lane, Rock
TnSche1r Tiis NJ Phens RSeEvills os s5ss
driveways. porches, basement floors, steps;
old and new work. C. GALEA. AT. 1854.
FENCES INSTALLED, wire or wood; our
prices are low. our work is good. A. R.
FLOOR = sEsyIcE; n9tnlns out the best;
ING coNTRACToRs. INC. 1879 Wisson-
GARAGES AND DRIvEwAYs-specianzing
in garages, shingle or cinder blk; as long
as 80 yrs, to pay; also driveways and side
Eaaks; saa5 estimates without obligation. ,ccH.
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners,
complete bot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
pert englneering: 3 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERING CO.. 1891 Ga. ave, GE.
52SS; 4dS, GE ! ~ soS5; %.
ernizing, addition roofing, porches and
S2 sSBSRBAN Sisaass' 81 Tf55 f4el
G0' G1s 5so1 63rd ave, East Riverdale, Md
KITCHENS MoDERNIZED. floor to ceiling.
" we ss,ndf feature the the famous Kitchen.Maid
@ hfs tops ssansss siss SnKs
PLACED; general improvements. MODERN
FsfSTrS9. F2NT Se fafER1Na, NA EaaiS krM-roNse and
general home repairs by veteran. Terms
PASTsd + fsilfsd ASb sH DSfseaoRArrNe TSsa 40 YEAR,
prices for June For free estimates on
best work in town call Lucas, LUCAS &
LUCAS, GE. 1858 or RA. 6859. after 8 p m.
PAINTING and papering. floor sanding
eaae Eef FSff reg Whits msShs
FFAakMEkT2Hz FAkHkk RzsaISG5 AR PIN asD PAINTING, wor.
g gqaIanteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
PAPERiNG, PAiNTING, floor reflntshing
st, at fair prices. A. R. SEELYE CO., DI.
ES%o1Fs %ResEs''s EfS5 effs
5APIE3N sAPEpN SoI,p So 55eZ G vi Wis aye WI 1900
rial. Phone w. D.. TAYLOR, 81. 3942
ewes. except Fri. and Sat.
SCREENS (Metal framed and storm sash
mcom6ined c0 IIohnat e5o1 or separate AIR COMFORT
HYATTsSILiLiE i00 CONTRACTING Co
Roofing, siding. guttering, painting. paper
ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment; low monthly terms: for free esti-
mate call WA. S4S6. days or ewes
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
-Remodeling from basement to attic;
roofing, siding. screening: free estimate;
r. EHA Ar;s ssrSi HoMX W. hEPsiR S5sI No 9o59 29'
it. Basement to attic: Screens a spe-
elslty, T. & c.. CONSTRUCTION CO.,
PAINTING, PAPERING, PLAsTERING, floor
rennlshing, general home improvements;
80 mos. TO pay. Call any time, ia 1924,
H. ROSNER, ''Estab. so yrs -2S
LET Us REMODEL that attic, spare room
or basement; you will be pleased with our
constructive ideas; reasonable estimates
and neat and workman-like manner. we
are skilled in all types of remodeling and
decorating; for estimate without obliga-
ton. cal E s. DOVE, Jr. & CO., NO.
1885, NO U533 4s
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SALESMEN.

MEN who can sell or would like to try
Here is an opportunity sss to MAXI af,nT more re
offer real future with Fecurity. BOX 177-
on 81 BURNER SALESMAN, experienced,
prefer Silver, Spring resident. For aapppt'
PANT f1l # statesmen - Large local paint
distributor wants experienced paint sales
men to contact maintenance and painter
trade = selling Devoe paints, Iexohte"
Salary based on experience. Cali NJ:
BRooKLAND co, 591s Georgia ave. NV.
sgaTstszab!y with sss
sALEsMAN-Used furniture store; must
sppf7 e f5Ds5 xcE F3Hs RS6n CO p e5f
sALESMAN-Drawing against commission;
mems wear store. MILLS CO. 9th and E
sALEsMAN Sal E5sSi wANTED-weu-known wash
ington photographic plant desires young
man to train as salesman; real oppor-
and effort to assure himself permanent
future; ample starting salary VIII be ar
ranged Address ID Boy AIN star giylnig wii
sAiESMAN-Pleasant outside work; SAL
enced canYassers preferred; good oppor-
tunity to make big money. See Mr.. Kane,
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO, fi9 7th st.
NV. -2S
statesmen t2l, to sell intangible service
TO women through medium of newspaper
advertising inquiries; must be neat ap-
pearing, tactful and have good sales rec
ord: car required. For interview, contact
Mr.. DUFFY, 1146 10th ST. NV, between
statesmen to represent American home
foods (Clapps Baby Food Duffs Baking
Mixes G. Washington Coffee, Chef-Boy-
ar-dee Products, Joseph Burnett Products:
established territory; car necessary; eX-
cellent future for right man. Box 315-M,
SECURITY SALESMAN. with active Glen
tele: liberal commission and drawing ac-
count. plenty Of leads and Cooperation.
See MR., KAHN or Mr.. BROWN, RE S676,
HOS 10th st. NV.
SETTLED MAN, experienced in selling 10
work in furniture store from l am. TO
NO. 3343. SMITHS TRANSFER & SToR-
AGE CO, 1913 q st. NV. =
SELL TIRE X, sensational new auto ac-
cessory; initiates tires instantly, puts out
fires; no motorist sho.id be without; sells
for S4 95; your commission, S1.25; sales
men making $40 to S25 daily in spare time.
AUSTIN Rm. IA. 1916 Eye st. nw.-30
TO INTRODUCE SA-S0-MA hay fever re-
lief. DOUGLASS CO. 1890 18th St, NV.
LIFE INSURANCE. liberal commissions,
plus guaranteed salary; for sale and serT-
ice of weekly premiums, monthly and
regular ordinary life insurance. Ma. $3.50
before 10 am. so
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time; results guar; approved for
CT training CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS f7o6 G st. NV, ME. 1890,
RA $500. 80
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by Government
for CT training. WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY
LoNGFELLoW sCHooL-Sumrner session;
grades. 1st through Sth; limited classes
Phone OIL. 5100, WI. 955S. Il
grades 1 TO s: makeup work a speciality;
remedial reading stressed; trained, ex-
perienced teacher. MI 1889. 80
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH, competent
teacher. Grades through high school
Reasonable rates. Hours arranged. 333
nth ST AT 32G2 .
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANT YOUR CAR DRIVEN to the West
Coast? Naval officer leaving after July LIT.
Box 39S-L, Star. 90"
GOING ANYWHERE week ends2-Leave
Friday, return Sunday; new Buick seda n;
door door service. Michigan 52S5. %
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests; share expenses; refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities: California
daily 1921 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. $3.50. 3s
LEAVING FOR CHICAGO Tuesday; room
for four. Phone Falls Church 1909 90
PRIVATE CAR, Virginia Beach: go Mon
day, June 80; take 4; So each. Return
Thursday, July 3. SH. 5646.
TWO LADIES want ride to ATLANTIC
City July g. Telephone ia. 9843. -29
YOUNG WOMAN wants ride. to San
Francisco with women or couple, July
or s; good driver. Hobart $500. 29.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

SALESMAN (m.l, hot-water heating sys-
tens: grocery salesman, $50 wk. UP; build
Ing supplies, sal and COM; hourly OPEN
BoYD's, 1889 F. Ma. 233s
DOMESTIC.
AVON Employment Service-Day workers,
domestic, help of all kinds. HO. 3947.
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tons, ana pest exaer:ence. Box 6oo57M.
MAN. white. nond.inker. under IS. to
handle linens, rent rms: I.nk rm and
SI40 mo-; clear Of taxes. Do not apply
Balto blvd. mi, past College Park. TO.
Man white. mechanically inclined, no ex-
p7rieacc necessary, 10 work IN brake seTyo
MAN, white, 2o-4o; 75c an hr. for part
/ time dishwashing, high-class cafeteria;
aRn5s IN addon P To- suaSaE a8DEy RFE
18th St. NV. from 10 to IL noon, or 2
MEAT GUTTER, counterman. frst class
nish best ref: top salary. CH O047. 20
MEATcUTTER MEATS EBBS NaEHEY SHgd RGEs s99d Rfy
r SIN ST. ne. no Ho. $3.50. 49, 30
MEN-Want to save your pay? An i'm, i'm.
/ portant Job with no overhead awaits you
! in Korea. All expenses paid and $50 per
month. Positions are open to physically fit
young men in the 9Th and 7th infantry M
Divisions in koTea Here e; While on ieare
participate in many of the. sports you've
| known at home-an at little or no extra
cost to you! Life in Korea is no bowl o OF
portunities for saving money and for ad-
| vancemeut TO positions of responsibility
/ They are Jobs for blooded young men
/ with determination to help establish the
/ law Of the land, restore order and inspire
1 long oppressed Koreans with democratic
Ideals ncidentaI are erixsp So neg sar
save most of his pay. High overseas pay
teQ0s, above domestic base payo; medical S,s
and dental care. food lodging is ana 9eii: gen:
| opportunity for the man who has what II
takes Men who can meet, prescribed
entitled to designate the 9th or 18th In
Initial Initial ai training given before departure
fro q Fgn FinI defsS 4ds Ith 81 ST T. A 8
MoTORCYCLE DELIVERY MEN, bonded
for food delivery: Fast, etneisnt depsnd, s6
| week. 1t depends on you. Drivers nesaee
at 9nse GaIl AT 1921 vbo csr take Ear.
Of motor repairs; good. responsible posi-
ton open to right man. Apply End 6oor 65ooor
oFFIcE OFF 1ss MANAGER. IA 500 per week, plus
bonus; long irregular hours. but excellent
Must have car. TRAILER SALES. NC e:
CaIl Mr. Lee, TE 21s1, for interview. q
PAINTER AND HELPER, first class. See
Nj ", G; Presggaye; 4, ct, 6lo H st. 5o n1W'
capable man, good hours. salary plu:
person, PATRIcK's PHARMACY RIVER
PHARMACIST. experienced, good hrs. ane
FEssiItoNAiS' 'lPfi PaAR&AcY. e' a25 Sth s. Sc.
CRAFTSMAN, junior toposraphic.- map
, good letteTer. Phone MR., VOGEL, SH
Il 1871. Tues. 9 am. to IL noon. -2S
PHOTOGRAPHER wants experienced can
vasser for home portraits of children
J Excellent opportunity for q go-getter
Give fun particulars. Box 35-R, Star
PHYSICAL CULTURIST. to work with run
down client for about 60 days; must bt
well hammered and free to travel; excel
salary. Phone Mr.. WILLIAMS, Ex. 1881
for appt go
PLAsTERERs. 1st-class; open shep: SIS
! FLAsTERERs WANTED-Lons lob, SIS
y per day open shop. Call NO. 1851 sftel
6 pm. rs
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. Junior, 21-25. with ac-
counting degree or ATTENDING. school, tor
fnanufa cturer near University of Md. Write
BOX 123-M, Star, giving full details on
education and experience. %
AGENTS, experienced, to represent Vir-
tninimum earnings $1,000 mo. WEAVER
REALTY CO., phone Ivy 1875, TIE. 45lS.
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ASSISTANT TO MANAUEK K = I exIiIe s.SLI
permanent future. Retail experience pre-
ferred. State age, experience and starting
salary needed while learning. Box 1S0-J,
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ASSISTANT MANAGER; large ESQ sta,
fion: s-day week STANLEY HORNER
GASOLINE, INC, 4th and Fla. ave. ne
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person, IfzABETz ARDEN SALON IL
MAssEUsE. experienced: full or Part
time days. 1929 ST. NV, End floor
MEDICAL SECRETARY. experienced. good
hours he sRd ssaFy sP. APPLY in nd only
MOTHERS, this is your opportunity to
make ma money f9E ,S one Of the benefits Of
care of your children while you are on
duty. Many Jobs open, personel and
children's Supervisors, home dealers, con;
Tor / n mother and child in ' exchange han e0it fol
light housework Commission for other
Duties, For interview, phone Spruce
MGR OPERATOR for retail instailment
store; steady position. good salary, excel.
lent opportunity. Apply sLoANs, 73s
NURSES registered: two as teachers ir
school of practical nursing. -. Part-time
per hour Also one fulltime POSITION o. Open
PHOTO sALEsGIRLs, With neat appear. S
KRRsaE RES e CO. oois 9TH 10 and mffs sts tse nR pWoc
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOLICITORS (2) tc
call on customers for baby pictures Nc
pay g Phone re. S456 or ' oV, 1885. Mr. MR
saLEsGIRL wANTED-Must be thoroagh. gg
y exPe5ienced per oo on coats, dresses and SUITS
sALEsLADY. experienced OF suits and
0Pq PAsoN faSs 1oss coP9 P0si5Ge
sALEsLADY. millinery, with managers
ability: Experienced only need apply. Sal
a ary s5o 6,J TO start start, Apply between L and
sALEsLADfEs, must t. be experienced, for
full and part-time positiens; good salary
Apply at the ANN LEWIS SHOP. 1113 F
sALEswoMAN, one interested in lE selling
preferred; interesting position with pleas
n' ps13 &c sSdRs Re ga s2Ha ss5aFy RS ARE
sExMsTREss R ssnn Gvhiss fds t. operate power
IcAN LINEN SERVICE. 1906 Georgia Aa ave.
sEAMsTREss. white. for draperies: ex-
Ps59 PsTisnGsd oT on Rprssdae4T77ed steady Call Or
SEAMsTREss,- 1st-elass only: days, 40
Appy slf 5RS VA sFoRG Rss2e
Pentagon Bldg. 80
better work, draperies. spreads. etc. Just
BARNES, Decorator. See Mr.. Greenbere.
SECRETARIES. competent, for new tax
law Arm. Pleasant working conditions,
air-conditioned Offices, State qualifications
desired starting salary. Replies kept con-
fdertial. Box 484-L, Star 2ss
SECRETARY in real estate and builder
oface; must be capable, under 35 yrs: s.
day wk.. permanent Job: salary, $500 mo.
SECRETARY for professional office. must
be neat alert and cooperative; 5la-day
week: Sl75 to start. Reply Box 175-J
Star -29
SECRETARY to manage national food
company, private ONCE; good working con-
ditions; excellent future for person who
can assume responsibility Of managing
office. Box 122-M, Star. -2e
SEWING Experienced repairing men g
clothes valet; part or fun time; percentage
or salary. 313 Penna. ave. Sc. 30'
SECRETARY in law ONCE; must have some
knovledge of bookkeeping; experience and
references required starting salary, 5000
Per mo. Box 20s-J, Star. so -
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Miss Schnee MarrieS

Mrs. Marie Schnee left Thurs.
day afternoon for Geneva, Neb.,
where she will attend the Sun
day wedding of her daughter,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
West Glacier Council
Schedules Meeting

West Glacier women's council
will meet next Thursday, 8 p. M,
at the Columbia Falls high school.
Mrs. Emma K. Ladenburg, pre-
sident, states that school lunch
program reports will be given
and invites all women to attend.
Youth recreation plans will also
be discussed.
Lunch helpers during the past
week were Mrs. Robert Saurey,
Jr., Mrs. William Opalka, Mrs.
Tiensvold, Mrs. Blanche Wester-
land, Mrs. Roger Motichka, Mrs.
Joe Brew, Mrs. Mike Baumann,
and Mrs. Bartlett. Sixth grade
boys helping were Larry Carlson
and Lyle Tiensvold. A S. dona-
ton was received from Lulu
Kalispel1, and apples
from Mrs. Garlough.
Scrub buckets are still needed.
''Peelers" for fruits and vegeta-
bles would be appreciated as do
or merely borrowed for
the remainder of the school year.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

son were Tuesday diner guests
at the Tom Lee home.
Mrs. Fannie Haines left Satur-
day for her Spokane home after
visiting friends and relatives in
the Flathead. She is former
Columbia Falls resident.
Have you volunteered to help
at the school lunch program? Also
welcome are your donations of
food, dish towels, large kettles,
rags or scrub buckets. See Mrs.
Emma Ladenburg-or you may
leave donations at the dormitory.
Mrs. George Mattheison plans
to leave Monday for Phoenix
where she will visit relatives for
several weeks.
Mrs. Mike O'Ccner and child
rem, Sheila Kay and Michael Le-
Roy, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Dindot in Lennox,
S. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hunsinger
spent the we al,eld in Libby vi
sitting her gran1mothe--.
Mis- Shirley Schnee returned
to Cut Bank, Monday after visit
Ice cream and cake was served
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

at the Den 3 meeting Friday
honoring James Ryan whose 1ltl
birthday was last Friday.
ing her mother, Mrs. Marie
Schnee.
| Visiting Melvin Ruder, We'd
nesday and Thursday, was his
sister, Arlyne. Miss Ruder is re-
porting in San Francisco, Mon
day for an Asiatic assignment
with the American Red Cross.
She served with the Red Cross
during the war.
Mrs. Beulah Loveall attended
the funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Mou1tjoy Monday in Kalispell.
Roland Nadeau was taken to
the Kalispell general hospital
Tuesday afternoon.
Word has been received here
that Tom Jordan received a bro
ken leg when a log rolled on
it while he was working last
week. Former residents, the Jor-
dams now reside at Poison.
Miss Helen Ed is convalescing
at the home of her sister, Mrs. |
Howard Greene.
Jimmy Bose was Great Falls |
business visitor this week.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

Mrs. H. A. Reich, Whitefish,
b Mrs. W. c. Mendel, Kalis-
sisters of Mrs. R. w. Amman,
ited her Friday.
Mrs. Dan Glynn, Whitefish,
IS Friday caller at the Jack
bcey home.
Rr.and MRS. Dan Grigg left
Snday for Seattle where they
D visit her sister. In their alb
ice Jimmy Horak will stay at
George Grigg home.
Della Jean Thoroman attended
meeting of the MYF sub dis
I held in Kalispell Sunday
enoon.
Vi. and Mrs. Al Zimmerman
! Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin Mat
Bon, Creston were Wednesday
ISIS at the George Mattheison
he.
little Dennis Hart, who has
b staying with his grandpar- !
), Mr.. and Mrs. George Watt, |
|lrned to Darby Sunday with
! father, Dean Hart, and grand
Der.
(iss Evelyn Bousilman, Will
b, is visiting relatives IL Co
lbia Falls. !
rs. H. A. Benzien returned
fay from California where
visited her daughter and
hds in various cities. She re-
IS good time and says "she
I'd to come back to the cold
(ther."
Frs. George Edwards, Kalis-
| visited relatives in Column
Falls during the weekend.
Frs Ana Willis, who has been
ting relatives and friends
!, returned to Blackfoot Sat-
Fy where she resides with
daughter, Mrs. Roy Speer.
4, and Mrs. George Matthei-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Blanche Reese Has Party

Blanche Reese celebrated her
tenth birthday Friday with a
birthday party at her home after
school. She received many gifts,
a "Fibber MCGEE and Mollie"
game was played, and a birthday
lunch was served by her mother,
Mrs. Vern Reese. Guests included
Sparks, Dorothy Bruce,
Marsha Mansfield, Lucille Dali
Ter, Elaine Benzien, Leonard and
Rex Reese, Yvonne Cole, Jerry
Anne O. Conell, and Joan Hill.
Guests of Mrs. Reese were Mrs.
Rod Benzien and Mrs. Ferd
Reese.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Plan March Of Dimes Benefit
nv GLADYS e. VAN
c.c;ety Editor and Reporter

benefit basketball game for
50 March of Dimes is scheduled
~ wednesday at the high school
[,,.en the Wildcats tackle the
[oun VFW team Preliminary
[,r,e at 7 o'clock will show the
r.de school undefeated Kittens
Linz their stuff against the
rbitefish grade school Puppies.
Eckets will be the usual 40, 80,
nd 90 cents, tax included, with
4 proceeds going to the March
4 Dimes fund.
n full swingsthis week at the
rade and high schools is the
live for funds to help in the
|eht against infantile paralysis.
Ernie Masnan of the Park
beatre, assisted by Cub Scouts
Pack 40, has emphasized the
arch of Dimes at each show |
rith a trailer shown and inter-
,isions as audiences give their
ines.
cub scouts who helped were
prry Carlson, Douglas McCuly,
Hills and Bobby Loveall, Dick
bril-, Roger Christensen, Bruce
eynolds, Jerry Anderson,
ayne Pease, James and Leroy
ran and Richard Knapton.
A canvass of the business sec.
N was made Wednesday after.
on by Mrs. Chef Seymer and 4
S. Ferd Greene, local chair
N. Persons or examinations who
sh to contribute to the March f
Dimes may see or write them. +,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Two New Scouts Join
Columbia Falls Troop

At the Monday night Tender
foot investure of Boy Scout
troop Al Wilbert de Flyer and
Donald Warnock were taken into
the troop. Scoutmaster is Rev.
George Foye; Bob Bryson is &C.
ting senior patrol leader.
Planned for Saturday is an all
day hike. Scouts will meet at the
parsonage at 9 o'clock. Besides
the "rigors" of the hike, they
will pass outdoor cooking and
other tests.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Mrs. Lee Entertains

Mrs. Lee Entertains
Mrs. Bert Coan and Mrs. Geo
Mattheisbn were honor guests
at the Jim Lee home Sunday
evening when Mrs. Lee enter
tanned with a birthday dinner.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Coan and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mattheison, Mrs. Theresa Ed
wards, Kalispell, and the host
and hostess.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Plan Skating Party

Plans for a skating party to be
held tonight .(Friday) at the Al
bert Lewis home were made at
the last meeting of the Deer Park
Al social club. At the last Friday
club dance at Deer Park school
Mrs. Elmer Howell was the
proud winner of a pair of n.y.
Ions. All enjoyed a good time.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

Idabelle, to Roy Bittner, Jr. From
Geneva she will leave for Denver
and west coast states, visiting
relatives and friends. She plans
to be gone about six weeks.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Honor Jimmy Bose

Honor Jimmy Bose
A birthday dinner given by
Mrs. w. A. Bose and Mrs. Mar
garet Kennedy honored Jimmy
Bose Tuesday evening. Colored
slides of pictures he had taken
overseas and in the park were
shown by Jimmy. Guests were
employees of Smith brothers SER
vice station and their wives.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
show at Park theatre is "Night
in Paradise" and not might
Train to Memphis" as listed on
the February mailed program.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Den l Defeats Den 3
Cubs in Basketball

Den l defeated Den 8 with &
victory of 20 to 7 at their game
Monday night. Captains are Will
lis Loveall and Bob Bryson;
Coaches are Bob Bryson and
Glenn Polreisz. Basketball is
played every Monday night by
the boys. Friends are invited to
attend.
Planned for Pack Al by Cub
master Carlson and the den mo-
theirs is a sleighride to be held
in the near future-weather per-
Also on their list of ac-
tivities is the Boy Scout court
of honor to be held February
Is in Kalispell.
A bus has been hired and all
Cub Scouts interested are to con-
tact Mr.. Carlson for their res
tickets of IS cents.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Housing Inspector Here

Housing Inspector Here
H. D. Austin, Federal Housing
project official, Laramie, Wyo.,
inspected the local project We'd
nesday. Mayor Chris comments
she gave us a very satisfactory
send-off, and noted progress OF
the project was good"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31
Bolton Student High at U

Bolton Student High at U
James L. Althearn, Bolton, a
Montana State University senior,
is one of the 241 students who
earned high enough grades dur
ing the autumn quarter to place
them on the honor roll.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

Visits Soldiers Home
Harry johnson Lewistown,
spent a few days at the home
recently.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
Sue tire trust
for price-fixing

Observation-Disclosures
of American motorists, hard
pressed to keep up with post
war tire and tube prices, will be
interested in the Justice Dept. suit
against eight major tire and rub
Der companies and 10 of their top
dogs for price-fixing in violation
of the antitrust laws.
The defendants, big names in
the tire field, include Firestone,
B. F. Goodrich, Goodyear, Lee,
U. S. Rubber and several others.
The corporations face a possible
5000 fine each, but Individual
company officer defendants can
get similar fine plus a year In
prison if convicted.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13

Bureau. She suspected her l6-
year-old daughter had been mar
ried secretly. She protested her
daughters father could not have
sworn to her age; he had been
dead for several years.
O'Brien shook his head and
reached for a bottle Of aspirin.
It happens every day, O'Brien
said. 1--WE stop a lot Of them"
O'Brien pointed out, But when
you're fighting love-sick, deter
mined kids, the odds are against
YOU"