Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Bon Comments on Cats


Bon Comments on Cats
We thought, years ago, we hae
seen the limit when we frs
saw Incubator babies, and then
the great Niagary Falls" but
when we inspected Mrs. v. E
Greene's maternity ward in the
washing machine, we felt there are
still new wonders in life. It seems
IA Cat, discovering the time APP
preaching when she by due pro-
cess of nature must do her part
toward increasing the feline po-
pu1ation of M. City, managed her
way to the top shelf of the ward
robe where, finding Mayors
brand new Stetson upside down,
she crawled therein to bring
forth. Fortunately for the hats
sake and also the cats sake, Mrs.
Greene dumped the hats con-
tents into the washing machine
and left the viate mayor on
guard duty. When we called at
7:3O Sunday morning Verne was
still at his post as protector of
four black mongre1 kittens and
muttering: ITO think I've lived
al these long years to become
midwife to a tub of cats!" Alas,
the ironic destiny of the truly
great and a darn good Stetson
ruined to boot!
Oh, this is getting better right
along! Since Gus Oks, Mrs. Oks
md the two Oks kids bought the
Morris Upsahl cabins and moved
into our midst why shouldn't we
exclaim?
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Warden, ha-
wing rented all their cabins for
the season ARE enroute to Alas
In. That charming convival cou-
pie Cor should we say congenial |
couple?) will be missed around |
these diggings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Murphy,
Spokane, are visiting the Andy
Schusters a few days.
Mrs. George Straight, while
doing some interior painting re-
Gently, had the misfortune of be-
ing bitten on the right arm by
a black widow spider, which has
necessitated some medical treat
ments. We hope Mrs. Straight will
soon recover from the effects of
The bite.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson
have rented out their home and
me moving to Bozeman in the
nnmediate future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth
ND daughters, Janet and Elaine
3uuve to Missoula Monday to visit
Enn1's mother Mrs. Bertha Hol-
nesworth Of that city.
Ernest Tablet and family have
noved into their new home on
>aro1 Ann avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Christensen,
Ipoaane, were guests of the Ross
.asdings the past week.
Mrs. Connie Hartman, mother
4 Bill Somers, left Monday morn
nE on the new Empire Builder
or her home in Chicago.
D. p. Evans is visiting Sports
nan's club and centers in Chi
aEo and other large cities distri-
,ating information regarding hun
ing, fishing, and recreationa1 fea-
mes of this region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Peterson
re preparing to move to Port
md, where Mr.. Peterson has en-
l1oyment. We hate to see such
nod folks leave, but wish them
pod luck.
The bus depot has been trans
erred from Mayor Greene's Of
ice to Gene Bachauds by F. N.
apps, traffic manager for the In
Transportation COM
amy. Mr.. Greene sent in his res
Enation some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Claus, Bre-
nerton, are visitors at the Sam
larnes home. They're old friends
the Barnes family. II
Hrs. Ken McPhee has been en-
her mother, Mrs. Brandt
G sister and husband, Mr.. and
Gr1. J. L. Strup and two child
IN, j. L. and Lenor, all of Kan
- City, Mo.
Among visitors at the Herman
lyrd and Bud Chef homes re-
emily were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ane, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Men
d. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hay
II. and Mrs. Floyd Lockwood,
nd Mr. and Mrs Bill Fck1Qv all