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Large store in. best location. One
half block from La Concha on
Fleming. Highly suitable for
1, grocery, meat market. Success
full business Of this kind in To-
cation. for 80 years: Fine for
any other business. Inquire at
I Peppers Plumb Supplies, 512
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In a thousand years the only
animals known TO have. beeape
extinct in highly INDUSTRY alized
England are the ssYdlf!s 4e3Vek
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hicks quality. assert tested.
Rocks, He'd Nyandot tes, English
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Baby carriage. mattress, bassi-
neete. mattress, stork scale.
Bargain to one person. O'Con-
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Cueumbers, picking size, $500
bnsheL Hydroponie Farm, corr
rjer Staples Ave. and 5th st.
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Easy spindrier washer. rebuilt,
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Furnished home, five bedrooms,
completely remodeled and dec.
oroted. Refrigerator. Magic.
stove, water heater, large porch.
trspical yard. Price, $lQ.500.
Immediate possession. Also ho-
tels, filling station and homes Of
the beEter kind. Paul Hoysen,
90 xleuninG ST., Phone 1853.
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Ladies! Attention! Don't miss the
srand new assortment of yard
ooods IN lovely Spring ,colors-
plsas . new shipment u ladies'
an mems undergarments, and
th0se hard-to-get sheets and
pillow cases. Convenient lay-a-
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6umnler Spreads, only $2.9S:
Drop by Roberts Linen Shop,
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Autoenatic ice box, 20-lb. capacity,
e1e.o0. Gents 17-jewel wrist
woech, $4,000. Sport coat, sum-
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Radio equipment and parts. Pfc.
Brady Key West Barracks.
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Three- r0om. cQttases for couple,
Inquire 1870 Flagler.
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Furnished rooms, 6a6 Grinnell st.
Single, 1925: double, $3.50.
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1887 Ford panel truck. four new
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Rooms, opposite police station, on
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1886 Harley Davidson 81 motor
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1910 Olds sedan, new paint, radio,
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Desire furnished room with bath
il refined private home. Young
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Anne Shelton, 1888 Collins,
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby: Paul Smith,
Bookseller. corner 'Simontoh and
Eaton SIS. apr28- sc
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ABC washing machine. ! $685. 1915
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One mans and one lady's BIZ
cycle Extra inner tube. Good
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Taxpayers Groan, But
Waste No Time Paying

Within a week after receiving
tax notices, 10 per cent of the TO-
$50 Flathead county taxpayers
paid the first half of their 1947
tax, which is due by November 30.
County Treasurer Cal Robinson
added that about rs per cent of the
taxpayers were paying both inst
ailments along with frequent COM
ment over the increase in taxes.
In common with most of the
county, District school taxes went
up from OTIS in 1916 to levy OF
.O355 this year. The Columbia
Falls town levy showed slight in
crease from .O33 to 0335.
Taxes in the town of Columbia
Falls for all purposes were .10565
while outside the town they were
.O7879. Anyway taxes are up Il
per cent in Columbia Falls, and
26 per cent from Columbia Heights
to Bolton and Essex.
There is also considerable ind1-
cation that some lands from Bad
Rock canyon to Bolton were pla-
ced on a higher tax rating. WHAT
passed for ordinary grazing lands
doesn't anymore.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
County Building New
I.aSalle Feeder Road

A new county road is beng ouii'
east of the railroad branch to IA
lispell. 1t runs from LaSalle TO tne
state Soldiers Home on the other
side of the tracks, and will serve
rural residents.
A county maintainer is expected
in Coram within the next few days
to take care of potholed Raliroao
street.
The county commissioners Mon
day decided to advertise for a new
large road maintalner. To care for
the 2,4OO miles of county road, they
now have five graders, three cats
and 12 trucks and a lot of pot holes.
A delegation from the North
Fork was scheduled to appear be-
fore the county commission Friday
about keeping the road open this
winter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Half Moon Notes
Mrs. Frank SnlftN

The Harry Prestons are rlolhs
around in a new Chevrolet these
days.
THE Half Moon home demonstra-
tion club met Tuesday evening IN
Whitefish at the home of Mrs Ma
bar If was decided to have a caro-
party at the cookhouse November
% A quilt will be ratified off at III
cents per chance. Miss Everson
gave the program on knowing
Ravons." The meeting was adJour-
ned and a very delicious lunch was
served. Next meeting will be our
Christmas party to be held Dec
ember II at Mrs Ed Motichkas.
Mrs Hansen and Mrs Arvidson
attended a pinochle party in White
fish Wednesday eve. !
Everyone was busy this morning
digging out their overshoes when
we got up to find the ground COW
ereQ tlWQ SHOW.
Mr. Crumley's brother and family
have moved into the house owned
by the Howard Roles.
A very nice Halloween party was
given to the children by the Stoltze
land and lumber company and the
home demonstration club. The COM
oany donated all the treats and
he club gave prizes. The children
Ill had a very enjoyable evening
ind we thank the company and
Tub for the donations to make this
,arty possible.
Don Groat received word that
lis mother wasn't expected to live
nd left Immediately for his home
4 Washington.
Rudy Arvidson was one of those
Tho was lucky in getting his elk.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Reappraisal Board Finds
Falls Property Worth Up

Columbia Falls city property
was being re-assessed this week
by the Flathead county reapprais-
al board of Wallace Monk, James
Dockstader and Grant Campbell.
This is part of the first county
wide reassessment of Flathead
property since 1923, and will have
an effect on 1948 and 1949 taxes.
Findings of this board were not
used to determine 1947 taxes.
The board is finding more in
CAPABILITIES in the local tax struc-
ture than in any other spot in
Flathead county with the result
that the assessed valuation of the
town is expected to increase con-
siderably.
Already completed by the board
is the reappraisal of Bolton to Co
lumbia Falls property; both sides
of Flathead lake; real estate but
not buildings in Kalispen.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Celebrate Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs George Wendt OBJ
served their 25th wedding ami
versary at their Deer Park home
Saturday.
Present for the occasion were
Mrs Gus Wendt, ST., Mrs G M Eek
CHERRY, Mr. and Mrs o E Wendt,
Mr. and Mrs John Bracken, Mrs
Frances Ellis, Mr. and Mrs Otto
Wendt, Mrs Gus Wendt, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs Frank Logan, Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Eckelberry, Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Benner, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Eckelberry, Mr. and Mrs
Jim Donovan, Mr. and Mrs Darrell
Logan, Mrs Evelyn Salisbury, Mr.
and Mrs Norman Stringre11ow, vi
Wan and Roger Wendt.
A program was presented dur
ing the evening depicting the 25
years of married life.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Grill to Close Again

No word is available in the re-
opening of the Glacier Grill which
is scheduled to close again Sa!ur-
Gay evening.
Dale Simpson, present operator
of the Columbia Falls cafe, says
that high operating COSTS, make it
a poor venture. He will start serv-
ing meals Monday at the roomIng
house he owns on Nucleus avenue.
Dale is considered to have served
good meals at the Glacier Grill.
Present owners of the Glacier
Grill are john I and Bertha Fusk
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Set Date for Sale Of
Bolton Club House

Bids will be opened November
10 for the sale of the Bolton club
house, large log building given to
the District 6 school board, some
years ago by the Masonic lodge.
The board has not been able to use
the building for school purposes.
H E Kirkemo, Missoula archi-
tect who designed the high school
building, met with their board at
their Tuesday meeting, and We'd
nesday in company with board
members visited the Coram school
and Martin City.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
North Fork Locals
By Mrs. Ben ROVer

Mrs Gwendolyn Greenshield.
spent the weekend at her home II
Polebridge last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Wright LEFT
for Havre on Thursday. We hope
to see them back in a week or so
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Buchanan en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs Don Barnum
Viola and John Wright and Mr. and
Mrs Ben Rover Sunday. Bridge
was the game, the Barnums re-
ceiving high score and the Rovers
proving the poorest players.
Mr. and Mrs John Mathison and
the Harry Mathisons are at Moose
creek lodge. Jack and Monte are
from Kalispell and Mr. and Mrs
Harry from Great Falls. All are
hunters.
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler, Froid,
Mont, and their party of six have
been at Polebridge for more than
a week. Mr. Wheeler has a moose
permit.
The Hemmers and Knutsons, all
young men from Lothian, left Pole
bridge after spending a month hum
ting and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Holcomb
spent the weekend in Whitefish
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland were in
Bozeman for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Fred May, Bigforx,
were guests of the Culbertsons,
Trail Creek, last week and the
Whipporudes managed to get UP
once more before leaving for Flo
rida.
Matt and Meta Brill have gone
to Spokane to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Don Barnum were
at their Polebridge cabin for a few
days but left Tuesday for their
home at st Mary ranger station.
We hear that Apache has been
transported from st Mary to Co.
ram where she will be cared for by
the Harners and spend the winter
with Johnnie. Apache is the out
standing pinto saddle horse own
ed by Grace and Don Barnum and
Is well known throughout the Park
and Flathead valley. In her eight
years she can boast of having ira
veled over every trail in Glacier
park at least once and has been Z
photographed many times by trav-
eler's from all parts of the Uni.-
"a States. Apache's picture appears 9
IN the pamphlets sent out each
year by the Chief mountain guest +
-anch at Babb. o
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Soldiers Home

Guy Anderson returned from his
vacation. He and Mrs Anderson
spent the two weeks visiting rel
atives in Great Falls and report
having had a wonderful time.
We have a new member; Mrs
Agnes Larson, a Spanish War wi
dow from Great Falls.
o Borden, a World War 1 vet
eran and former member has re-
turned.
Ten members Of the Kalispe1l
Nurses Association made an ms
pection tour of the Home. Their
organization has an enterprising
program which includes one trip
each week to some place of local
interest. Those who came to the
Home were: Mary A Martin, Mrs
c E Sheldan,, Mrs A Ward, Mrs
Jack Eberhard, Celia Gatzemeur,
Helen Consamus, Francis Kennedy,
Hattie Smith, Elizabeth Van den
Bos, and Angelina Markos.
Mr. and Mrs w Newman brought
her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs August Butt back from their
visit at Poison. The trip was siren
uous for one of poor health and Mr. !
Butt has been miserable ever since |
his return.
Mr. and Mrs T A Lindley of
Broadview came with Rev and
Mrs Andrew Olsen Tor Sunday SER
1ices. They are her father and mo-
her.
Callers at the Home included
drs Bert Hill, Mrs John w O'Con-
ell, Mr. and Mrs Roger Cole, Col
mbia Falls; Mr. and Mrs R VII
'hristie, Woolford, Alberta.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Forester Emerson Promoted

John L Emerson, assistant sup
ervisor of the Flathead national
forest in charge of timber manage
ment and sales, has been appoint
ed supervisor of st Joe national
forest in northern Idaho. effective
January 1.
Mr. Emerson, a 1928 graduate in
forestry from Montana state uni
versity, has been assistant super
visor of the Flathead forest for
more than a year, and an employee
of the department OF agriculture
since 1925.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Tn Our Own Banana Belt

In Columbia Falls own banana
belt. Claude Bolick last Sunday
picked three dozen ears OF corn,
and out in front of the Bolick home,
rases were still in bloom. That's
something for November z. How
ever the heavy freezes of the week
have now ended all garden growth.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Valentine Items
Mrs Emma Ladeuburo

Mrs Dan Saurey returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks trip to
Seattle. She accompanied DR. Betty
vessels. whose niece returned with
tnem for visit here. Mrs Saurey
visited her brother, Robert Ernest
ana her cousins. She also visited
her niece, Norma Luke Christi
ansen) who is lonesome for the
Fiathead. Her husband is studying
at inc Pacific Lutheran college.
Congratulations to Sheriff and
Mrs Dick Walsh on the birth of
daughter early Sunday morning.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
SGT Old Folks Helped

Old age assistance Will De paio
se7 residents of Flathead county
during November with the aver
200 navment being 1924. County
Welfare supervisor, Oswald Bra a
fen also announced that l3o chlio-
rem were being assisted with pay
ments averaging S25.55 to tneir
parents or sponsors. Eleven piino
nersons in the county received an
average of $3.50.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Handy Helpers Please Note

Will all members of the Handy
Helpers club please make a crazy
patch block 10 (eignteen) inches
square and bring it to the meeting
at Vera Myers on November 13. 1t
is hoped that all members will be
present so that this last quilt can
be finished.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Essex Events

Mrs r Pettinato was a Kalisp-
ell shopper on Monday.
Mrs Balm made a business trip
to Browning Tuesday.
Ire i7feiffer family were visit
ors in Great Falls this weekend.
The ladies sewing CLUB save d
pinochle party at the hotel last
Wednesday evening. Mr. Seaman
and Mrs Schultz won prizes for
high score and Mr. Huffine and Mrs
Everett Lewis had low prizes. Ev-
cry one seemed to have such g5oc
time it looks as tho we will have
to give another party in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cooper, Bel
ton drove up to Essex to visit with
Mr. and Mrs Lyle Gee for a few
hours on Sunday.
We hear Isabel Gopian, student
ar the University of Montana. is
one of the candidates for secretary
of the freshman class. We consid-
er this quite an honor and always
enjoy knowing how our young pep
pie are doing.
Mrs Lou Vanish, teacher at NAL
ia, came over this weekend to vi
sit with her husband.
Mrs Dave Morrow, Whitefish,
and Miss Vanish, Seattle, were out
of town guests at the Halloween
party. Miss Vanish went to NAL !
ia on Sunday to visit with her par /
ents.
Mrs Coverdell entertained the
school children with a Halloween
party Friday eve, between the
hours of Z and 9 o'clock. Games
and treats were enjoyed by all the
children.
Sportsmen Since last spring ,
we had a beautiful brown mother
bear roaming around Essex ent- ,
ertaining tourists and local resi- !
dents. When first seen she had 3 :,
baby cubs, but before long we de- :
clded sportsman had taken one
of the cubs. The rest of the sum-
ner the mother and two cubs did :,
10 real damage but afforded many :,
people enjoyment with their fire. =
luent appearances and antics. In
september another sportsman
killed the second innocent little
ub, and this week a real sports ~
nan shot the mother herself, and, IN
therefore,, left the untaught baby
die during the winter. We have
ecided that men who do such I'M I
awful killings have no respect for 4
wv, wild life, or its value to our
ountry and we fully appreciate |
Judge Martins heavy fines for !
zen sportsmen when apprehend- |
Mrs A c DeLange returned |
aturday from st Paul where she |
ID gone to welcome a new baby |
'andson into the family. II
Mr. and Mrs Pete Hoist and chill
en-, Nyack, were weekend visit
s at the Jim Anderson home. \
halloween evening Mr. and Mrs
III Seaman entertained the folks
Essex with a grand hard time
rty at the hotel. Dancing and
mes filled the evening with Mr.
aman as master of ceremonies,
sisted by Dave Moron. At mid
mt buffet lunch was served to
eryone present and prizes aw-
led to Mrs Everett Lewis, Mrs
liam Schultz, Mrs Emil Cornell
and Dan Huffine for the best
tumes. Much appreciation was
ended the Seamans for such a
ightful evening.
Carl Thoms is the new G N op-
tor at the depot.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Sgt. Anderson Discharged

Sgt Willard Anderson, Column
bia Falls, who during the war par
ticipated in the Bataan death
march and was a prisoner of the
received his army dis
charge Saturday. He had been in
the army for II years, last stat
toned in Great Falls. He plans to
live in Columbia Falls with Mrs
the former Muriel Rey-
nolds and their daughter, Judith.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

The Sunday noon fire in Colum-
bia Falls is still INDICATED. The
fire truck was in hot pursuit for
about 10 minutes, but the firemen
didn't find the purported blaze.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
We hear she is to be named Maui
reen Diana.


reen Diana.
Sunday visitors at the Mike
Berne home included Mr. and Mrs
John Post, Libby, and Mr. and Mrs
Francis Ladenburg and Kathleen.
Maurice Post returned to Libby
with his parents on Monday.
Mrs Mattix, Hot Springs, is Wis
iting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Roy Flint.
Mrs Frank Ladenburg returned
Saturday from Great Falls where
she was in attendance at the Far
mers Union convention as a dele
gate from Bedrock local. Over 500
delegates and members attended
the convention and enjoyed the
speeches and displays.
Mrs Dan Saurey entertained at
a STANLEY party" Tuesday morn
ing. Ladies attending came from
Coram, Kalispell and Valentine.
Prizes were given and Stanley pro-
ducts demonstrated.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

Up until Thursdays snowfall,
elk in Glacier national park had
not moved to the south slopes.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Martin Wick. .Jrbos

Martin Wick, Jr has bee,
ted a meteorological aid ~
to the weather bureau in Nv
Wick, an army overseas
attended Purdue and :, T
state universities. 0al
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Hunter Bleeds to Death

Ralph Grosswiler, Karrspe1l, bled
to death Wednesday in hunting
accident near Tiger creek and back
of Desert mountain.
While cleaning snow off his gun,
he shot himself in the upper part
of his leg. First aid available did
not stop the bleeding, and it was
nine miles to the closest Travelled
road.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
VET REDEDlCArI0N
Continued from Page One)

will be in charge of all field
formations.
Noble announced that the High
Point VFW honor guard will
carry the state department S
VFW colors in the review.
Invocation will be delivered by
the Very Rev. Thomas H.
Wright, bishop of the Eastern
Carolina diocese of the Episco-
pal church, and the Rev. R. L.
Sturges, chaplain of Legion post
No. 10, will deliver the benedict
ion.
Mayor E. L. White, who made
the appointments for the Veter-
ans Rededication Day commit
tee, will introduce General Lins-
colt.
Preceding the ceremonies, the
Legion and the VFW will serve
suppers to the visiting Marines
and to the visiting members OF
the VFW and the Legion. The
IVFW will serve supper at the
community building of Lake
Forest and the Legion will serve
at the Legion home.