Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-11
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Good old summer time seems
have arrived on the 4th of Jul
now we can huff and puff an
wonder why we said what we di
about winter.
From all reports it seems mos
of us had a safe and sane" 4tE
Of course a lot of us ate too muc
watermelon and ice cream.
The annual gathering of rela
ton was held at the Earl Weave
home. Those present were Mar
Weaver and family, Colleen Hat
ton, Jack Johnston and family
Clair Johnston, Kodiak, Alaska
Dempsey Johnston and wife, Mar
tin Radabah, King Billedeaux.
Art Weaver and wife took {
trip to Billings and Red Lodge
and points of interest over the
Fourth.
Bernice Casterline stopped ov-
er Tuesday night of last week
with her uncle Henry Casterline
and family. She had been on va
cation visiting home folks in Gull
bertson, Mont. Bernice is employ
ed with the Veterans Administra-
ton in Seattle.
Mrs. Jack Taylor and two sons,
Jackie and Stanley are on a trip
through Washington and Calf
ornia visiting relatives and friends
Harold Stevenson, Great Falls,
was visitor at Elmer Howell's
Friday.
Sunday dinner guests at J. E.
Sparks Sunday were: Grandpar-
ents Sparks, Verna Lee Watts,
and King Billedeaux. Afternoon
and evening callers were Mrs.
Erma Carrie and Greatgrandmo-
Their Schumacher, c. P. Watts and
family, George and Mildred Rich
wine.
Jackie Brinkerhoff was home
over the 4th, other visitors at the
Bert Brinkerhon home Friday
were c. P. Watts and family, Ka-
IRON, Leon Ryberg and Clair
Johnston.
One of our local girls, Irene
Leighty was married to William
Broad Saturday night at $50 in
the home of her brother Eorl |
Leighty, Kalispell. William is the
son of Maj. Broad of Kalispell.
May happiness and good wishes
follow this young couple
Henry %ckleberry and family
spent Sunday at John Washburns
Bolton.
Jim Eckleberry and family
spent Friday the 18th with Mr..
w. Sicher in Hot Springs.
Little donna Lee Kloock was
baptized in the Lutheran, church,
Kalispell, Sunday. After the SER
vices, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Eckle
berry and family, Grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckleberry
went to Somers and spent the day
with Erwin and Joyce and baby
Kloock.
Claude Jordan and mother, Mr..
son, Roger, enjoyed picnic at
Lake Blaine Friday afternoon. OF
the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Mocko and
Colleen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Thompson and Frances,
all Of Rexford, helped w. c. Rays
celebrate the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Howell
drove to Trego, Monday evening ,
on business.
Mrs. w. C. Ray and daughter
Lynne, left Monday for a weeks
visit at the Hoyt ranch near Pol
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F1oyt,
Poison, were Sunday callers at
the e. c. Howell home.
The Deer Park school was the
scene of a happy bunch of young .
sters Friday night at a dance IN !,
celebration of the 4th. Johnnie
Caldwell and Frank Stryker fur t.
lish the music for most of these :
weekly occasions. Saturday night, I
July IL, you are cordially invited +
to come and have fun with the :
Farmers Union Juniors.
This was the night before the
4th:
IT had twelve bottles of whis-
key in my cellar and my wife
told me to empty the contents of
each and every bottle down the
sink, or else So 1 said I would,
and proceeded with the unpleas-
ant task.
I withdrew the cork from the
first bottle and poured the con-
tents down the sink with the ex-
cepion of one glass which I drank.
extracted the cork from the Sc
,ond bottle and did likewise, with
he exception of one glass which
[ drank.
I then withdrew the cork from
he third bottle and emptied the
good old booze down the sink, ex-
.epf one glass which T drank r