Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
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es fr@ ome. Her friends will remem
er her as Margaret, the schoo
- Al of Veneeta. she says she does
ational OF care for such large city as
Washinshiladelphia. Her husband re-en-
sted in the army.
- Mrs. White, Cashmere, Wash
U i I'D Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, Rose
y lie: Calf, have returned to their
S0l omes They were called here due
INfsN9eb the illness of their sister Mrs
[~<erd Clement, who passed away
kmXZhile, they were here. The sympa-
SSSsS&Ay of the community is extended
Mo- Mr.. Clement and the relatives.
AZ Mrs. Cliff Travis spent very
NA$leasant week at Packers Roost.
.k5 The only thing that marred her
~ acation was the fact that a big
IR@xa Id black bear was the cause of
~ er pet cats death.
Mrs James Christoff was host
to bss at lovely birthday party hon
ants tOring Mrs Naldrett.
l kids f Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cleveland,
LUMlpokane, were guests of the Albert
assure!leveland family.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Herman, Low
r. Brule, S. Oak, are visiting the
a Maternal parents, the Novaks
Mrs Ed Gordon left Tuesday
~ Or Spokane where she will join
~ er husband, who has been in the
ity for the past two weeks for me-
4.u4u-.H. ical attention
Mrs. w. P. Sewell is temporarily
Employed by General Shea-Mor-
ison at Hungry Horse.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto F'ehlberg and
Iarilyn left for short vacation
Spokane. Walla Walla and
Vaitsburg, Wash.
So II Mr.. and Mrs William Fouts.
ormerly of Malta, have purchased
So. 4pe Elliott place across the tracks.
hey like the place very much as
So II resembles their old home loca-
ion.
a, \, Cory Davis, nephew of Hettie
o4.Vfordon is visiting here.
mn ~ The rummage sale held in the
qo'ohurch basement last Friday was
success despite the ink of Fri
-, av the thirteenth" The aid made
1850.
The very noisy charivari last
'aturday evening was the final
rindup of this business of getting
Ir. and Mrs. "Bub'' Newman Off
a good start in married life.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and mother,
Irs. Weyh, motored to Havre TO
isit Mr.. Schmidt, who is working
I the harvest there, and Mr.. and
l=1rs. Clarence Anderson, son-in-
aw and daughter who live there.
- Little Judy Lund is no longer
he homesick little girl. Her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Lund,
stevens Point, Wis, finally joined
her here and are goinng to spend
H. I short vacation here before re-
- turning home with Judy Il
Orville Holmouist, Fort Peck
and Ambrose, Disheart called at
he Albert Cleveland home 4
Donald Holcomb, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Holcomb, Fortine. isl
Employed at the Coram depot from
, a. m. until n. m. Mr.. Ross, ag- /
INT, has surely been in need of
uC0 The Corbett families, the Dough-
srty family and Mrs. Hasbrook
an we're saddened by news of the sud-
|. 3Oden death of DR.. Roland Chafflin,
chicago. DR.. Chafflin was a neph-
oNs,aw of Mrs. Hasbrooks and is sur
i 49,. Nved by wife and three children.
'ii~ He had dental practice in Chi
.ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo~oe Green
- nave had numerous guests lately
l3Oamong them Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
,,aar CONNIE, Mr., and Mrs. Don Green.
oat. 'rd family. and Mrs. Turner Clack !
,tt Mr. and Mrs Robert Croesth7vaite
md daughter have returned 10
heir home in Sheridan, Wyo., af-
Ter spending their vacation here.
|QX me Coram sign at the "Y" met
with a little accident and is much
aren need of a little repairing.
and The little home being built iov
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice More on
the creek is nearing completion
oo. It is already rented and thew re- 6
|A0'port they could have rented sew :
|29ceral more.
Poo Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bruce have
hon successfully completed their sum-
oomer courses at Dillon and are f
~ snending a few DAYS visiting in I
Coram before settling down in {
kila where both are to teach this j
winter T
Ernest Hanson's parents, Kalis-
Dell. are visiting at the Hanson V
P8 home.