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Evening star., 1948-05-28

night to whinny pretty phases and
talk impressionable mares into
eloping with him. After time he
stops being a playboy and settles
his affections on one mare. pretty
young thing named Crown Jewel,
who runs off with him only to be
recaptured. She can't pull a sulky
worth hoot, though, unless Thun-
derhead Is there to snort encourage
ment at her. So. Well, anyhow
there is this harness meet at Lam
caster and Jewel doesn't win, but
the old party played by Mr.. Coburn
does, he having given up the fer
ment of the grain long enough
to train again his old trotting horse,
whose name we forget.
There is a strange, dreamy quality
about all this, but maybe If you can
talk to horses it won't seem at all
unreal.
The Capitol's stage show Is head
lined by Frank Ross, who, among
other things, initiates Popeye and
other comic strip charcters. There
is canine comedy by the familiar
Gaudsmith brothers turn, there are
songs by Eileen Barton and there
is dancing by the Duanos.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Native Daughter
BY fhe VSsOcTOFtu rTeSs
HQILYWOC

HOLLYWOOD.
Virginia Grey is one film actress
who actually was born in the shadow
of a studio-across from the old
Mack Sennett stages in what was
then called Edendale, before the
movies took over Hollywood.
Her father, the late Ray Grey,
was one of the original Sennett
Komedy Kops, along with Wallace
Beery. Ford Sterling and Chester
Conklin.
when my parents went out for
the evening they got another Sen
nett player to serve as baby-sitter," +"
Miss Grey recalled on the "Miracu-
lous Journey" set. "She was Gloria
Swanson, who later commanded a
salary of $4,000 a week, and not
for baby sitting"
Other future stars who visited
the Grey home in those days in
cluded Mabel Normand and Louise
Fazenda. now the wife of Producer
Hal B. Wallis.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

1t has been years since Enrol
Flynn and Ann Sheridan carved
themselves an empire out of the
public lands of the old West, but
they are at it again in Silver
Evening star., 1948-05-28

pose Of him, however, just like
others who stand in his way.
Director Raoul Walsh, who has .
dramatic way with big, violent
scenes in westerns, comes up with
several in Silver River" But after
staging a couple of the best in the
opening sequences of his picture.
there is no way for the action to
60 but downward.
The rate of descent is retarded
by some acting spots that are ex-
cellent by such players as Thomas
Evening star., 1948-05-28

tory which the pair acts out is
from the post-civil War period,
specifically Grants administration.
Silver is the thing at the time and
Flynn is destined eventually to
come to the conclusion that there
is more money in that metal than
in running a swank gambling joint
in Silver City.
"A lot of others, including Miss
Sheridan, have had the idea first,
but Author Longstreet's reckless
hero is no man to let competition
bother him. One by one, he cor
rails his opponents by the simple
process Of breaking them. Miss
Sheridan is not so easy to handle,
not merely because she is the same
desperate type. but because she
happens to have q husband and
respect for their mutually good
name. Flynn finds q way to dis
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Thunderhead Back
To Cheer His Love
In Trottine Race

GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING" a
Goth Century Fox picture produced by
Robert Rassler, directed by Louis King,
screenplay by Martin Berkeley from the
novel by Mary O'Hara. At the Capitol.
THE CAST.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

HOMECOMING, an MGM Picture pro-
duced by Sidney Franklin, directed by
Mervyn Leroy, screenplay by Paul Osborn,
adaptat tion by Jan Lustig, original story by
Sidney King sley. At the Palace.
THE CAST.
Ulysses Delby johnson Clark Gable
1t. Jane Snapshot Mccall Lana Turner
Penny johnson z--A Anne Baxter
Dr. Robert Sunday John Kodiak
1t Col Avery Silver- Ray Collins
Mrs Kirby Gladys Cooper
Sgt MonkevickZ - Cameron Mitchell
SGT. McKeen Marshall Thompson
Miss Stoker er---- Lurene Tuttle
Sarah LJe Jessie Grayson
Sol j Louis John son
Nurse Aldtne Bradford Eloise Hardt
Evening star., 1948-05-28

Mitchell. Tom D'Andres and 3Floo
Bennett. It Is retarded, but not
enough. J.C.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
NationaI-"Harvey"; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Si Silver River; l:05,
3:15. $40, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Green Grass of Wyo-
ming; II I'm, lao, 4:25, ITO and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1885, $40,
$40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Unconquered": 10:40
am, 1;20, 4, GAS and 9:25 pm.
Dupont-"The Mill on the Floss;
12:45, 235, 4;30, $40, 8:15 and 1910
pm.
Hippodrome-"Fanny"; 2, 4, sos,
S:05 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Berlin Express; HAS
am, LAS, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and Gas
pm.
Little-"Die Fledermaus" 11:25
am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and 9:45
pm.
Metropolitan THE Fighting
69th";; 1925 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
Playhouse-"The Search; Ills
am, 1:20, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35
pm.
Palace - Homecoming; 1O:45
a m, 1855, 305, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Pix-"A Night in Casablanca';
3:35, $40 and $50 pm.
Trans-LuX News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Silver River; II am,
los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

HISER. BETHESDA ~. " VIZ; T.. Ave-
WALT DISNEY PROGRAM.
1 Cartoons. Plus EDDIE CANTOR In
"IF YOU KNEW SUSIE"
At 8, 1855, e:45 PM. dbams SHOW II
AM, Continuous Saturday,
Evening star., 1948-05-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
1913.
Gable, Miss Turner Love Nobly
In Homecoming at Palace
By Joy Cormody

the sharpest minds M-G-Ms premises coaoorated on
with Clark Gable Lana
nothing much came of it,
The trouble able decide whether TO
the torrid romantic
Homecoming into compromise
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Sergeant and Mrs. Van Aller
and daughter, Candace, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Baxter for Il
days recently. Mrs. Van Allen Is
Mrs. Bakers niece.
Mrs. H. W. Hutchings and Mrs.
William H Lindsay and Patsy
Lindsay went on a shopping trip
to Butte Monday and Tuesday.
They said the roads were in ex-
cellent condition.
Mrs. H. W. Hutchings spent the
weekend in Poison duck hunting.
L. H. Rupp got a nice elk when
he was hunting.
Keith Dickman. Bigfork. was
up visiting the park last Sunday
and taking pictures of the gor-
geous fall coloring. Photography is
one of his many hobbies and he
takes beautiful colored pictures OF
clouds. He spent the summer IN
Bolton. hiking, fishing, camping
and taking pictures.
Mrs. ]. w Merz. Mrs. Asa Po-
well, Mrs. Harrington. and joyce
GreenWalt attended the teachers
meeting Saturday at Kalispell.
There was the usual good turn
out for the PTA meeting Monday
night at Apgar. This year separ-
ate Halloween parties will be held
Mrs. Herb Mains is Bolton chair.
man and Mrs. George Williams.
Apgar chairman. Mrs. Fred Hodg- /
son gave an interesting report
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Around Apgar
By ApgGr School

Well, we seem to have a bunch
of bear stories. During recess
Monday morning the children dis
covered black bear watching
the ball game from behind the
wood pile across the street.
Jerry Mackin was fishing in 4
small stream. He started to wills
tie. A bear who sleeping on the
other side got up and ran off in
the woods. Jerry got up and
quickly walked away.
In the night Mrs. Davis heard
a noise. She thought that Susan
had fallen out of bed. But soon
she heard it again. So she went out
on the back porch and saw z
brown bear eating their butter and
eggs. Then she turned on the light
and told him to scram and then
he went.
But here we have a deer story
that almost rivals the famous
Sullivan bear story.
Sonny Anderson and Lem Dav-
is were fishing. A doe bumped
them with her head. caught their
sack of fish in her teeth. Then she
got paper of fish hooks in her
mouth and ran off with them.
They ran after her. They startod
to fish and she came back again
and butted them again while they
fished. (She might have been hun
cry for salt The men also saw
lots of goats on the sheer cliff
walls that looked perpendicular.
Goats skipped from ledge to ledge.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
More Fails Locals

Joe OpzlEa and Czrl lad re-
turned Wednesday t-o- the NorA
Fork and Canada where they hao
been doing zo2e special s''TTsy
work
T.s Dou6,s-s cl1b nec Al ne
hone Q: Ms Ton Lee Tuesday
evening. HEh scare was Won by
Mrs Ernie Nzssuzn with Gloria
Bugli. Low. Refreshments were
served a. the close Mrs. J. ).
Aitschke viii e hostess Oc-ooer
26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kittlesoa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans ChnsteH-
sen are spending the week a Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Dave Baker left Monday
after visiting friends here over the
weekend. She was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Schmidt.
Mrs. Roger Cole, Frenchto"n.
Mont. Is visiting al the home Of
her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Graham.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Star Honors Past Matrons
Patrons; Village Serves

There were sixteen past mat
roas ard patrons honored by ne
Eastern Star Wednesday evening
Guests were NJ. and Mrs Wal;
Conners. W-hitefish. and Mrs An
ella Eiles. Medford. Ore.
During the evening Mrs. Ruta
Morris sang two solos acconpan-
led By Mrs. W'inifred Andrew =
reading was given by Mrs. Fran
ees Robinson In charge OF the pro
gram were Mesdsmes Claudia O.
Council. Eva Harker and Mildred
F'orsythe-
Fall flowers and place cards
with a shell flower design decora-
ted the luncheon tables. Serving
were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Head
and Mesdames Virginia Davis,
Mary Spencer. Marge Culver Ida
Chambers. Ardell Bjornstad. Dcde
Mclean and Mary Gehri. all Of
Hungry Horse village.
It was announced that q Ma
sonic home card party would be
held October q after the business
meeting. Masons, Eastern Stars,
and their guests are invited TO at
tend
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Spotted Bear
Bu Rhodu G.. Kennel

Apologies for being a week late
with the news this time But there
was a good reason: practically
everyone in the vicinity was out
ON the big hunt, and no one went
TO town in time to take the copy
down.
Most hunters on the early sea-
son did right well by themselves.
The bunch from around here went
to the Black Bear-Pagoda area.
There were 125 head of horses
and SO hunters in the vicinity. Sam
Wicker had party of four from
California who got four elk and
two young grizzlies. Bill Kennel,
Keith Simonson and Norman Allen
went up on Pagoda, where the
last two each got fine bull elk,
but Kennel said that was too much
bull for him, so he didn't hunt;
he's waiting for the regular sea-
son when he hopes to get cow
close in. Ranger Charles Shaw
and dispatcher Les Darling, who
were out on an official hunt for
the spruce bud worm, ran into a
big bull on the Helen Creek trail,
and Les says ne had to shoot him
to get by. Smoke jumper Norman
Watkins got a goat, and Assistant
ranger John Pike and wife each
got an elk. Forest service packer
Adam Funk also found an elk
somewhere up from Black Bear.
That takes care of everybody at
the ranger station, except Ernie
Harder; he was on duty at the
station, meanwhile assembling a
new gun which he hopes to try out
successfully during the regular
season. Ernie is one of the men
who will be employed by the Fish
and Game Commission to count
game up here this coming winter |
And, speaking about that spruce
bud worm, Charlie and Les found /
this pest in epidemic proportions
along the Spotted Bear showing
a considerable spread to a new
locality, as Charlie has previously
similar damage along the
South Fork for the past two pre-
vious years. We hope that I'm
Gle" will see fit to do something
about this damaging influence
Despite its name, it is more &C
tive on fir than spruce.
In our tally of game takers.
we mustn't forget that forest sup
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Hunt Two Bandits

Not apprehended as yet are the
two young bandits that Saturday
evening about II held up Fred
Noble, Kalispell real estate man.
and caused him to throw down his
wallet containing about $40. II was
reported to be at the point of a
gun.
The robbery took place at Green
Brothers service station after the
station was closed. Mr.. Noble had
driven up to either change tire
or get some air.
Both thieves had handkerchief
over their face. One was about
rs; the other about II.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

This was at Avalanche lake sun
day.
This is q busy week for Apgaf
school. Monday evening PTA net
here and some Of the children pu'
on skit. Wednesday morning
the school was evaluated by the
district superintendent, and schooi
board, and by Miss Barnard, coun-
~ superintendent. Friday is Nc
Tiers day. a busy week.
Mrs. Washburn has returned
from the hospital with her new
son, Michael Wayne. Both are
doing fine.
We want to thank Mr.. Fleming
and Mr.. Zorzie for fixing our
lights and bringing us some more
seats.
H. D. Apgar, Mr.. and Mrs. Boo
Powell, and LaRene. were Big
Sandy visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Vincent returned
from points east on Thursday
night.
Eddie Brewster is getting in
some fishing after busy SUM-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster and
Mr.. and Mrs L H Rupp spent the
weekend on fishing trip at KIM
la lake. Mrs. Wilbur Halberg is
tending store for Mr.. Brewster. (
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Wagner are
here visiting Bernard Wagner
and family. They arrived from
Anchorage, Alaska, and are plan
ming on making their home here.
They think Montana has better
scenery than Alaska.
Mr. Sund, Sr.. was a Sunday
visitor at the Bob Sund home. He
is an electrician at the dam.
Kenneth and Ray Long and Sid /
Creed, Spring Coulee, Alberta,
called on Roy Wiles enroute home
rom Kintla lake where they cam
ped a few days fishing. They had
good luck. The Longs are biz
wheat farmers. They harvested
ate but with bumper crops
Buddy Anderson has returned
rom Cody, Wyo.. and has resurl-
ID his school.
PTA was held at Apgar school /
donday night. 1t was decided that e
Apgar school and Bolton school
you'd have separate Halloween Y
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kee, {
nd Mrs. Harrington are on the T
ommittee to plan for the Apgar
arty. Mrs. Mains and Mrs. Kee O
cad articles on books as they cor q
ern adults and as they concern q
Aildren. Kenny Kee, Rae Marie y
rice, Mike Apgar, Sherry Davis, n
cry Salansky, and Edward VIII =
s give a little skit that they had S
'orked up. Cake and coffee were =
arved.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

about the efforts of the schooi
recognizing committee when mas
been meeting in Helena. Mrs. Hong
son was alternate in place OF r
? Fleming VINO was unable TO 60
Mrs Kee read an instructive
article about interesting your chll-
dren in worthwhile BOOKS Mrs.
Mains read about ones' own Ooohs
several Apgar children gave a sk't
about reading. The librarian, MRS.
Ed Beatty. made special appeal
10 grownups to revive their read
irg interest now that the sum
ner rush and vacations are over.
She says the county library is OF,
ferlng many wonderfully good
books and will have many more.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Way Ahead on Sunshine

After seven clear days in q row.
October turned cloudy Thursday.
Normal for the month is 13 cloudy,
s partly cloudy and 10 clear days.
The first Il days were cloudy
and Z clear. Low temperature (ka-
lispell) 25, October 8. First killing
frost this year September "a
columbia Falls and Kalispell;;
last year October %
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Fails Plays Poison
In Saturday Game

A squirt that didn't last found
Columbia Falls wildcats playing
smart football last Friday under
the lights al Roman They lead al
the half Z 20 0. and then were
trpurced y 70 Z.
Saturday a. 2 p n here the
local team plays Poison who de-
feated Roman y 10 1e and lost
70 WhitefIsh 90 70 20. Poison :
Baker IS considered the best back
N the conference.
II the wildcats play ball Ike
they did IT the first half a. Ro-
nan, they can beat Poison Next
game viii o. Eureka here Oct
ober q. and finally Whitefisa
there October 30.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Wins Washing Machine

Winner OF the Westinghouse
lanudrouaat given away al the
Catholic card party Wednesday
was Bill Gillespie, Coram- George
Settera, Columbia Falls. received
the ham and ". c. Barnard, ha-
lspell, won the turkey. The laund-
romat was obtained al Chefs VIII
the ham donated by the Park Mer-
camille Co. and the turkey donated
by Mrs. Edna Saurey.
Pinochle. bridge. and bingo were
played during the evening and
card prizes awarded. Free lunch
was served. Total receipts from
the rattle were s1.112.00. Spon-
sors were the Altar society and
the parish committee.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Housing Goes TO Vets

Houses being built for otnsr
-,s- owner occupancy must under
<16eral law BE- offered for sale 70
,,a-s-ans first The regulations
state thai sign or placaro VIZ
sale price must &c placed N ron
q each housing structure ourin ~
construction and for a. least oO
DAYS thereafter. Veterans must %
give, exclusive rights Of purch-
as Or rent For further informa-
ion contact Buell. a Roll area
rer, director. Ka:ispen. or inior-
MARION sheet i available a Hun
gy Horse News
Enforcing re law vii q -
<;sld agents II The vest VIOLA
tons are federal offense.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Continue Taxi Hearings
from page Il

damsite. Also dropped for nor
appearance was the petition O =
F. Carter Of Bremerton, WASH 4o-
taxi service in Martin City
Chairman Casey ard Counsel
Booth resumed hearings a. the
Damtown tavern in Hungry Horse
at 10 q. n. Thursday. P. D. COY
don, Dillon, on the stand r. a
johnson and T. N Crowder, eqlal
partners. were seeking permission
for q taxi service headouarlellIS
in Hungry Horse Protesting vas
Glacier Taxi "a. 4. Alvord- MAI
tin City, and Columbia aus
Taxi. Lawyers were James
Cumming for the existing SER
ces and Marshal Murray for me
proposed new taxi.
Chris S. Sorensen's case for per
to operate delivery ser
vice for merchants TO their Gus
toners was not protested. Soren-
sen proposes to provide motorcycle
Dr. scooter delivery service essen
tally in Martin City.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Friday, October IL T.,

New books are to be bou.,.
you would like one purcbs' y
the librarian. Also suitahla Seu
from your own home will O0a
cepted for circulation. 's
A new feature for the o..,.
has been enthusiastically la'
1t is tn story hour from C 81
7:30 Monday nights for 10
three to eight and Thursdo,'s 's'
ings at the same time for e'e
three and under. Besides ~ s !,
day and Thursday evening A'
there will be an afternooo, uo
week for the grownup's co. ca
fence. Watch for posters Nv o4' y
During Mrs. Beattys vsa.'l
Mrs. A. c. Thuring will 40
librarian.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
H. H. Village Manager

Palmer Larsen, former U. s.
department of agriculture employ
neadquartering at Spokane, as
sumed duties as Hungry Horse
government town camp manager
He will supervise utilities. streets.
fire protection, building upkeep
and maintenance in the bureau Of
reclamation settlement.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

ervisor F. j. Neitzling got a nice
elk at Schaefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hale, Kali
ispell, were visitors at the KNL
resort Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel spent tae
past weekend in Kalispell get
ting provisions and supplies for
the coming hunting season. which
promises to be larger than ever
at their resort. Game seems plen-
tiful, and with the current hign
prices Of domestic meat. it is pro-
oaoie that many local hunters will
be out after the animals that mean
more to them Oh the table than
the fine antlers and heads mean
to the trophy hunter.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Tom Carey Recovering

Tom Carey was released from
the Kalispell General hospital
Thursday morning He returned to
his Columbia Falls home where
he is recovering satisfactorily
MI Carey was bruised October 8
when a rockfall occurred in the
inlet portal Of the Hungry Horse
diversion tunnel. He is GSM
shovel operator.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Tom Smith OK

Recovering satisfactorily at
home IS Tom Smith, who last FIJI
day about 2:30 ?. m received
burns on the face. neck and right
hand from flash explosion while
loading gas near the tracks. He
returned from hospital Wednesday
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
Essex Post Office Exam

Examinations for the fourth
class postmastership at Essex. an
nual pay, $3.50. will be given in
Whitefish. Last day for receipt
of application is October %. The
examination will be given about
November Is.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

D. c. Besley is now il charge
of GSM first aid at the damsite.
He is employed by the Idaho Com
pensation' company. and works
with William Murphy and Gere
Standisa. also employed by the
insurance firm.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

Returned from Grand Canyon
national park Wednesday were
Supt J. w Emmert and George
Miller, assistant superintendent of
Glacier. who attended the annual
meeting of park superintendent
held this year at Grand Canyon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15

Featured in the October issue OF
The Reclamation Era. official pub
LEGATION of the bureau of reclama-
ton is the Hungry Horse darl
start of construction story.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-15
More About H.H. Water
from page !

getting Williams 70 establish
water company for the purpose 0
getting water 70 Wagsmith viz
and Hollands Hungry Horse Cit
provided considerable lawyer e.:
change.
Williams said that his invest
uent was now $4,000; payment
gifts or hook-up fees from pro-
perty owners $3.50. and t1e vat
plant cost $3.50 month 10 oper-
ate. Water revenues from month"; :
rates were nov S16z.
Il was definitely established a.
tae hearing that Williams was
charging 50 z front foot or sl0e
for q 50 foot lot before water was
furnished This wSs 10 people liv-
ing OF the water line.
After repeated questioning and
tine out with counsel. Williams
decided that 4 $50 grant wouli oe
satisfactory for persons living
away from the main line. but they
would have TO install their own
pipe TO &c main.
Williams has 90 days 10 file
brief showing who has paid That
and how much along with a plat
About 40 2. n. Chairman
Carey and Counsel Booth started
hearing about the second case:
the gift being charged by Bauska .
snc Poulson or the Hungr; Horse /
Water company. who are estab-
ished in the former D.uatcTn
section. 3fc. Poulson admitted that
here was a s25 gift charge for
and q $50 gift charge
or business in addition 10 regu-
ar rates. However there were
,eople receiving water service
vho had not paid the gift.
The hearing did not concern
ates. Williams rates had been pre- I
iously approved by the AfRC. and >
thursday. Bauska and Poulson /
eceived their approved rates
hitch range from SO for q resi- !
ence TO IS minimum for a bus ,
ness. and an estimated $3.50 2 !
lonth for an average business. {
'hese rates about the same as :
he Martin City and Williams
,ale are acceptable to most is
rs in view OF boomtown concl- =
ons. (
Finally ". H. Schultz, president ,
the Martin City Water comp {
ny took the stand. The point de- r
aloped here was that a SIS HOOK :
p fee was being charged, though
was claimed to be the actual J
)st Of installation of a new user.
be commission does not auth
-ize tapping in fees. Since the S1,I
as actually the cost of labor aud :
aterials Schultz asked the COM !.
ission for permission to charge
IS. o
1t is expected that the commits {
on will not decide on these water :
lses until next month. They have
hearings scheduled about
lie state, and it will take time q
,r them to review the testimony.