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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

elm &nuptbinbernis fir oie Urrlb-
tlng bon sSabrife,,, Spiinpreien uno
llnterlwbner aus Dem &eg 81 rdll
Mcntaaelperfen Hur6 uncertainties
men nGmlif) Die Satiade. oaB Der
etpaige grtras nllr itaper in Col
lar oeripanbelt aper0en fann.
Die neue 9tegulerluug peripribt
eine tibuairle HIrantie ,Neu 9serle.
germ BON 3eitllngen, 3eitidriften
lno giid)ern unb Den sSilmproOu5en.
ten, Die ibre Gr5euanile DEM shis-
lano 5u9anglid) maiden ooer lire
itberieehlde 8erbreitllng cnsitern
lpoQen. Sir oieie .SSniornations-
mittel" iino bis iest $4,000 900
periiigbar.
Seoer Terleger iit Hm Beteilig-
nng berehtigt, erflGrte &oiimau.
%orlGitiiJc NlGne, Die aus iriiberen
Erugrnmmen Der s!rnee berllban
iollen permebrte Mittel slr 0erbrei
tlmg Ger europa 9lllsgaben Der. Neip
Dnrf Jeralb lribune", Der lleher-
lee slusgube Der .gten g)orf times"
hrr 3eitihrifte,l Lime" llma
.Nclosipect" nnb an0crer Ynbllfa.
tionen 9eapdbrleiiten. Ole iebt in aus
ldnoiibcn 3elt!mgsitanren perfalft
iperben.
u8eraoe iebt lit es beionbers min.
f9enswert, iagt 9offulan, noie mel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Ganism ihlicbt >sines
fam,pi Saiieu

Eronrotor Sad @anion oanft alien
Mingfampi. 8iebbobern mir oie er'
fclgreide Saiirn. Gir brad)tc leine
19lI-4S Htngfnmpf Saiion gum
Sobcpunft mt Dem ESM -Tlain
GeoIer Milt 6lmo .Shau. Gs mar
Elm gutter @alllh unb Oie iperte Or.
ganiiutipn erbielt bie Slumme pon
$2,117.5O bon oieier GorItelhng I'm
Sl belien Miilh Su lieiern iiir oie
Ginoer auf SpielplGsen luobre1lo
bes Sonmers. Serr @anlon bate
nod cine Gor'telllma aeplant Iiir 20.
Ssuli. ober Gluirn SnubsraB lit pers
lest iporben. gtddylten Serbit miro
Snd @anlon ipieber .tiele bellebten
HingfGnlpie erofineu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
ECA Wird Geschaefts|euten fuer
AusIandsgeIder Dollars geben

Na'bln8ton. G!t nmerifonl d)e @r,
lbu1taPlt QuurNe aufgefprDert, ue'..
prioate SnDeltieruuJcn iEl Uc!raQ
bon $3OO,OCO,00O in europa per.
silleb!nen, unter Ger @arnntie, hni
Die Grtrise in Dollar beSablt lpe.oen
Ealll @. Snfimnn crlieb cine Mn
oronilng, lDonad, Die Economic CO
poreatoM sl6miuiltrntion ole irenl.
Den &aluten. oic Den omrrisaniidlel
1Sirmen auIlieBen, aeseu Tnilnr url
tauiten miro
Oireftor bofinnan be5eif f.nete bcl
Elan als .einen melertlitjen ylurei}
rnasrinmi;' bes a.apital, gepinn.
bringenoe slnlagen i'm 9lls!anb 81
llide1"
Wihtiger jtoodp iei Ole groic Ne
oentilng, Die cine loltp 9ctGtiaunl
als llnterltiiblng bes emropdiiibsr
Wleoeralfbml3 gapinnen follnT
VelDerblngen nm entipredpnoe Wa.
rantien meroen besbalb Oarnod) be.
urtellt iperoen, .in ipelcbem @rase
iold)e &opitalsenlagen oielenSanpt
Sipef oienen iperoen" ndmlid, Scr
Staifnn9 bermcbrter Ffooitttipn,
groBerer slisfnbr llno neler Gr-
merbsquellen in europa.
9ie Grmdhtigung fir io!cbe ga.
rantien Duroe burf) bas Maribau.
geies gegeben.Sie finb oasu baitilnlrt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

| |itclhnog,idTm &erGreiturM t,lilsrifa-
|nild,er Hublifationen in europa iil
er5ielcn, Die branben Elm mirtlidrs
3criGlhlonis Gmerifaniidrr Gnlrid,-
tltngen nnO amerifaniidfr Yolitif
perntitteln."
Sm iibrigen leete Ser Tireftor ser
GGM Ser Snoultrie nube, ibre Sc
mcrhungen iiir 8arantien 10 ihne1
als moglib bop,nlegen. gr tuiiniht
cen tpabribeinlihen umiang Der s.n.
logen ab5uifaben mo berQus3ufinz
oen. mie Ole perih;ebcuen Iinher id,
81 Der 8etati9uag nnerifanilben
&apitals itelleu. Die 8aruntie ioll
auf IA Sabre geleiltct lperOep, bis
ylm 3. 9lpril 1862. Sie Gr.panb
hng IN Dollars ipll IBIS 5u 100 &rc.
gent Der Snoeitierllng gehcu. unr
5lpar 3ll Oen pelteDelloen &llr1etL Ole
pon Der Negierllng ser Gereiniqtcn
Staaten unerfannt iino.
Gs bmoelt iib nitt nm cine Sc
!rmnA@anmtia, d,eniopcmia bietet
gGS cine &riiher,ng geaeu nor
male geitMitlihe Tiiifen ober eeger
hie @efabr elmer &egierlngsilmipil.
silna. Gin SErosent Ger gelcilteten
8arantie iol j1brlih als 8ebilbr be
rcd)net mcroen. Gor @emubrlmg ser
@urnutie mlb Ser llnternebmcr Oit
3ulfinmllng hes 9unoes crlanaell, IN
Dem er lein @eIhdft erridten ,pill
llnb er m:k lboI bel Ginreibine
Der geluerbung 5eigen, oaB er el.t
inrchcnbe Gcr'bUnOlu;lacn i'm Nus
lanb eingeleitet bat. Der 9elper6e,
,muB dmerifanliher 9iirger iein ooel
etne umerifaniibe Sirma pertreten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
n nahrungssorgen
der aIten
eermanen

&Gbrcnb mir hcute bon lInieren
Hieben briibcn bic &crliherln0 er>
boltcn. baB lie nit Gols oeniiacnO
periorgt icien, lab es einmal in
Scutihlonb in bicier Se5iebunN gan,
anocrs aus. Gem Die urDBte 9tub=
rllnosioroc Der @crmancn mar Die
Gal ,heihofflln1. ipeil in ihrem' geo
oropbiihen Sebensralrm Die Sala=
uorfonmeu rctht ipGrliii unb percin<
Sclt perteilt lpnrcn unb Die n0tiNcn
EerfcbrSmittel slIm OnnbelSullsz
touif feblten.
Seabolb acnpiicn Die Sol'qlcllen
nnttlihe Gbren, unb nm ibrcn Sc.
lib murocn Slpiihcn Den oermon's
ithcn GplfsitGmnlen Die blutiQltcn
&rieoe oeiiibrt.
Sals mar fpltbor. ouB es bus erltc
Sarmonie ser MaBe uno Serbdltz
nine 5uriifgeponneu ieit Der SUB
booen I'M pergangenen CONNER all
,eiue alte Sieie gelentt lpuroe.
IrauBen perpeilen mir inter oen
01umen, beben baa 8eliht 81 Der
narbiaen Sront oes @elEuerfes Der
gIid bleibt an elmer Sn'hrifttaIel
! bGnsen. Sn romiIfer slntiaua lit
in cine merge!rote Sollinger Hlotte
einoearoben: "CIVITATEM IsTAM
! TV CIRCVMDA Domino, EFT AN
CELL TVI CVSTODIANT MROS
MVROS VSirl etaoin shrdlu cmfwyu
EIVS".
Die gudltuben BADEN einen mlis
iallenoen 8leihflaug nit ben Sau'
len ser Sorballe. Sle lhreiten in
oenlelben Hbptbmus. traItlg, 5ldt'
pou uuo Obne Eatbos.
.SdliiBe Iu, Serr, bieles 8e.
meiuueien uno LAB Ieine Gn9el Die
0Gdter ieiner Wauern .ieiu."
60 bittet oaS 1ltelte in Stein
erbaltene Shriitoenfmul 8eltr olens
Hiht obne grifiitterung lell es Der
Yeiuher oes Snbres 1913.
| Sb Die 0riinoer pou Yaoerborr
unO afiiniter niht Gbnlibe 9ittiprii
/ te iiber lire StGote eellellt baben
| &Gbreno er on Die Guinen benft
fpnlnt ibm gum SelpuBtlein, oaf
! Der gittiprllh uuh in Gorpep ell
5rosoem" lit. Son Ser aloiterm
lage, ser er gait, ltebt nur nof oa:
@einuerf Der Stride: Die gorDalle
ser Spbaniisd)or, bie gmppren, ge
borgen binter Der rotpermitternoer
! Surmiront Ias anOere 5erltorte
Der GreiBiailbrise &rieg. @as iid
beute gelbbraun uno in rGtlicheu
Sanoitein oil oielen Heit oes llr
| ipriinglihen anihlieBt, lit nidt mebl
| Itelngemoroener @eilt oes .@unoer:
Sahiens uno oes grofreiies". s:
| 1T Ser in einem Sllriifbaltenoen ga
rod reprGIentierenoe SiB elmer oel
uielen, langiam perodmmernoer
6iiritliGen Heitsabteien oes Seili
Z! gen Homiid)en &ei6es 9eutlder SEQ
tion; oas nad ser ,fonItitllierenoer
| Anarfie" oes Weitialiiben 5rieoen:
| in Geripeirns periiel.
/ Mui Dem Vabnbof pon sSiirIten
berg marten mir auf unieren 3ug
Senieits Der 8eIer liest &orter uni
i meiter abrpdrts in oen @ieien gelb II
rotlid) Gorpep. Die Siirme. ieinel
Stride griiben ibre griiber aui bel
ailiansfirhe in p0rter. Ser 8in>
ftreibt ihmere 0olfen iiber ole Staot
'Mn ibrem iiioliden Hanbe lteisen oil
| Habenflippen in oen i6lp1rsliher
IOunit Sm Often, iiber Dem SoIling
regnet es ifon.
| .GioitatemL Sitam tp Gircpmoo
Domino ..." s4nton Sen3t
(~Weitfoenpoit")
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
8untes 2lllerle,

sScoen Gag tomEt 9;mier in Sen
2aOeu lmo bittet, ba5 Selepbon De-
nlBen all biirien. l!fielmalS aber
fault er alld mir cine &lemigteit.
SdlieBlitb miro Der 3aoeubcliber
Gr9erlih lno iteQt ibn, ais er ebeu
iuieoer aus Ser Siir blihcn, lpill /:
.S4er iinb Sic ciaentlicb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

.Nanmr," itannt 9imicr.,, ,.SaS lou-
ten Sic ooh apirflih pille,L ib bin
bod, ser Mann, ser tdglit um ele-
ieybe 3eit bel Sbnen telepbuniert." !"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Vie sich das westIiche Berlin
!. nit Russlands Blockade abfindet

fonitaen oniteIGe friidper 8emii,e.
Die nleilten slngchorisen ser Mni.
terten 2dnocr periilaen iibcr @Grten
aus oenen iie lid nit irihben Wc+
miilen periorgen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Sast,ientae>Seirr

Der @rsinisten Sadien ION G!epe
Iano am %. Snli i'm
Cileite SadIenbeim.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
FOR COAL-Can 343-R.-I9-Ita

FOR COAL-Call 343-R.-l9-lta
HEATROLA FOR SALE-Hamy
Ramp, route ?, Accident, Md.-4S-3t"
FOR SALE-One 1886 Pontiac ,
door, / model A Ford 2-door, l model
T. Truck. rear end; some new and
used parts Apply Charles l.. Glass,
Deer Park ADV 1926.
FOR SALE-Two fox hounds, male
and female, one is half black and tan
and half walker, the other black and
tan. Apply to Herbert Shockey, Deer
Park, Md.-Adv. 49-3t4
FOR SALE-Fifty old books,
old love set, | vanity bench, l chair,
two old coal oil lamps, l radio, pair
Of hi-top shoes, good as new. size Sc,
S inch tops. ! 20-gauge shotgun, single
barrel; one Navajo Indian blanket,
over ice years old. Sam Nightingale.
Phone Sill. -1S-2t@
FOR SALE-l93G Plymouth Sedan,
new upholsteling, battery and heater,
clutch. starter, $4,000; 3-burner Gas
Apt Stove with oven, $1,000; 3-buln-
er Coal Oil Stove with oven, $1,000;
Kitchen Cabinet, $1,000; Other good
used furniture buys. f. X yelling,
Park View Lodge, Mt. Lake Park, Md.
ADV. It,
FOR SALE 12-ft. double duty
Meat Display case with new com
pressor, l Meat Slicer, ! late model
Bread Display Rack, lift triple
strength Glass Show Case, / 80 -
OF. Beverage Cooler (Keivinator al
most new, l set Toledo Self Comput-
ing telescope scales Kelly's General
Store Bavard, W. Va ADV 1925.
FOR SALE-One roller top desk,
two ten-piece dining room suites, two
bedroom suites and living room suites,
one bookcase, one steel cabinet, buff
fets and tables, chairs, dressers and
stands, one sewing machine. O. B.
FraZee, Crawford hotel, Phone 1921,
Friendsville-Adv. 44-8t.
FOR SALE-125-acre farm, located
in district 10, miles south of Mt
Lake Park, , miles east White Church,
good Groom house, newly shingled,
new 30 by 60 bank barn, 10 by 80 tile
silo, chicken house, other necessary
buildings, near school bus and mail
route. Farm is well watered and up in
good production. Priced to Sell. Stan
icy Roderick. Deer Park, Md, route 1.
ADV. 46-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29

FOR SALE-1941 Chevrolet sedan
or will trade on late model pickup.
Car is in first class condition for
used car. Clyde Breedlove, Oakland
ADV 42-tf
FOR SALE-One 1910 Chevrolet
post truck in Al condition VIII sell
or trade for 1910 or 1871 car. See
Zenas w. Thomas. Friendsyille, Md.
ADV. 47-3t.
FOR SALF-One coal hot water
heater and thirty gallon tank good
condition, also good selection Of print
feed bags. Ernest c. Spoerlein, Oak
land. telephone SO9-F-4 ADV dist.
FOR SALE-l938 Plymouth coach,
in good condition, new tires, reason
able, or will take a couple Of horses
in trade. Write c. O. Atkinson, RID
4, Christie Road, Cumberland, Md. -
As -2t.
FOR SALE - One of Oakland S
loveliest residences. Recently painted,
insulated. Gas furnace. Four bed
rooms, two baths, full basement. For
details write Mrs. J. A. Cannon, Gel
Chestnut street, Chevy Chase, Md.
ADV 13-ff
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
Named Fuel C0ordinatOr

Judge Emory H. Niles, State fuel
oordinator, announced last Saturday
re appointment Of fom. regional fuel
ssistants to help him in the work Of
istributing the limited fuel supply
lroughout the state
Judge Joseph D. MiSh, Hagerstown,
as named coordinatcr for Garrett.
llegany, Washington and Frederick
3unties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29

FOR SALE-One stack of clover
and timo by mixed hay; a 1888 Ford
la ton ruck. new Tires; one 75-lb
capacity ice box, four leather bus
seats, could be used on lawn on porch,
steel constructed. Tnayer Sanders,
Oakland, Nd.-Adv. 1871.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
ORDER OF COURT

IT is THEREUPON, this 18th day
Of January 1913, by the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland, in
Equity, Ordered that notice be given
by the insertion of a copy of this
order in some newspaper having a
general circulation in Garrett County
Maryland, once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, warning all persons
interested in the said property to be
and appear in this Court by the 5th
day Of April, 1913, and redeem the
property and answer the bill Of com
plant, or thereafter a final decree
will be rendered foreclosing all rights
Of redemption in the property, and
vesting in the plaintiffs title free
and clear Of all encumbrances.
folio 597, one o. said Land Records.
(6) To Kari F. Kahl and wife, dated
January p, 1898, and recorded in
RICHARD L. DAVIS,
True copy, Clerk.
Test Richard L. Davis, Clerk
Adv 46-5t,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
Sealed Bids Sought

County Commissioners of Garrett
County. Roads Department offer for
sale to highest bidder the following
units Of used equipment. Bids for
same to be for equipment as is, where
u.s.
Pioneer Crusher, Model 1895, Seri-
al No. L-197, Factory No. 53-6. Lo-
Gated at County Garage, Oakland.
International Power Unit, gaso-
line. Model 10. Serial No UCB10080-
Z25B831SDC Located at Bishopp
Quarry, Sang Run, Nd
The above units will be sold as one
unit only.
1-19n Dodge - ton dump truck,
Model Web, Engine No. T118-4626S.
Serial No. S1303G27. Located at
County Garage, Oakland, Md
County Commissioners of Garrett
County Roads Department reserves
The RIGHT to reject any and all bids
for same.
Scaled bids will be received until 8
A. vi. on February 9Th 1913 at which
time same will be opened in Roads
Department Office.
William W. Dewitt,
Roads Engineer.
Adv 1927.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29
Upper Elk and Potomac Coal Corpo-
ration

]. f. Cutchdl and J. P. Gates and all
persons having or claiming to have
any interest in five acres of land,
being part of Lot R of tract Of
land called Winston" situated in
Election District No. 8, in Garrett
County, Maryland and being the
same property which was conveyed
to J. Z. Cutchill and J. P. Gates by
deed from Phoebe NJ. Williams ct
vir by deed dated November 18th,
1917 and recorded among the Land
Records of Garrett County, Mary
land in Liber f. =. T. No. 100, folio
SO, and assessed to Cutchill and
Gates.
No. 1898 Equity In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29

LOST Box Of mechanics tools and
hydraulic jack, about four miles east
Of Friendsville. Reward. Write Box
loi KitZmiller, Md. -4S-2t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29

No. 1897 Equity In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-29

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~Dio read your
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
in Great Falls.

IN Great Falls.
Inc couple left for a short hon.
Snoon IN Canada and upon their
return will make their homo IN
Choteau.
Bears like humans often acquire
expensive tastes. The bear that
visited Ranger Chadbourne at
Logging creek found those sleep
n na3 quarters very satisfactory but
not SO the visitor at Ranger Hai-
mes Belly River station. This bear
PROBABLY had his eye on Joe's
hollywood bed and when he an.
peared at the back door to claim
l" Joe was awakened out of a
sound sleep by the loud commotion
on the back porch.
During the argument that fol-
lowed the bear turned to retreat
but his huge bulk struck the omen
ooor through which he had enter
ed and it closed with a bang and
latched securely.
Since animals in captivity are
not permitted in the park Toe
hurried around to the back porch
released the latch, threw open the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

the death of Mrs. Leda Laurence,
80, at Baton Rouge, La, May %
She was a former Flathead valley
and Butte. resident, and had been
paralysis patient at Our Lady of
the Lake sanitarium for the past
16 years.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Charles Bachman, Half Moon,
Mrs. B. P. Malcewski, Houston,
one son, Fred, Butte; eight grand
children; five great grandchildren;
one great-great- grandson, and Sc
veral nieces and nephews.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Copyright 1913, United States Brewers FOUNDATION
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Ter on June 1 to their dauon+o,
anu son In law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Williams of San Francisco.
Carl Jacobson and daugbte,
Joyce of Kalispell arrived at St
MARY on June ID where Mr. Lar.
ooson will begin his duties as hoo :,
cnecKing ranger for the season
Mrs jacobson, who is ATTENDING
summer school at Missoula will
! T',,i. Inc ne FAMILY at st. Mary after
Honoring Mrs. Ray Brandt who
IS leaving the community soon,
MRS. Con Staples entertained the
East Side women at a. deliobtf,,1
bridge luncheon and handkercbie4
shower on the afternoon of lime
Q at her ranch home north of
Babb. Prizes in the bridge games
were awarded Mrs. Horace Chad
bourne and Mrs. Oscar Thronson
On Sunday the 9Th, a perfect
sunny June day, more than $50
friends and relatives gathered at
tne nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
lhronson of Babb to witness tie
! of their daughter, Helen,
TO William Sabo of Choteau.
Before the fireplace banked with
PINK and peach gladiola and a bas-
ket of Gala lilies, the double ring
ceremony was performed bv Rev
Bernard Gavdal of Choteau Bar |
para Thronson, sister of the bride
was maid of honor and the groom
was attended by Donald Rose.
Both young people graduated
rom Teton County High school,
after which Mr.. Sabo served four
years with the navy and Mrs. sa-
10 completed her nurses training
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Poison Rodeo Slated
For Saturday, Sunday


OF local interest is the Poison
rodeo next Saturday and Sunday.
This will he the seventh annual
rodeo sponsored in Poison and is
we'll rated show.
The event will have five main
features: calf roping, bulldogging,
Brahma bull riding, bareback rid
ing and saddle bronc riding in ad-
dltion to speciality acts.
Included in the specialities will
De Charley Brooks, st. Ignatius,
and his show of "a pinto and ap-
paulouse horses with Indian rid
ers in full regalia.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Attend Farmers Union Camp

Five Bad Rock farmers union
juniors left Sunday to attend the
farmer union camp, Havre, Mont.
Those attending are Roger Cast
erline, Norma Eckelberry, Winona
Eckelberry, Russell Beller and Al
bert Lewis.
The May meeting of the Bad
Rock farmers union juniors was
held in the Bad Rock community
house. After the classes games
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
asst Glacier
p. Mrs. Don Barnum

r activities. on the EasI
,ave begun. East Glacier ca
nn Glacier Park and Many
. - hotels opened their doors
cle ,,,er visitors Tuesday. Many
s !, and out of state cars have en-
!, The scenic drive over Going
s e. highway on the spec
',lsr roadway which is cut thr-
y huge banks of snow.
law rains of last week caused
M creek to overflow it's bank
a,sb uncontrolled through the
u.u area of st. Mary flooding
. g and threatening roads and
|d DOE Although rain continues
yater of streams has receded
+ is believed that the spring
| off is definitely over.
kfost of the temporary employees
now located in their various
Inner assignments. Workmen
| BEGINNING the difficult task Of
(sring trails of snow and wind
h in order that riders and hik-
| may enjoy the beauty of Glac-
mark as early as possible.
|rse st. Mary switch board op-
(dTuesday with Mrs. Glen Har-
| and Curtis Monroe as oper-
bE.
Mrs. Adolph Opalka and daug-
rs have moved to st. Mary for
summer after spending the
fer months in Kalispell where |
girls attended high school.
Fl and Mrs. Horace Chadbo-
e of Many Glacier have rec
n news of the birth of a daugh- !
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Someone asked Pappy Miller last
week how he stayed so spry at
ninety. Pappy told him:
"Well, sir-when I work, work
hard. When I set, l set loose. When
I think, I go to Sleep"
According to Doc Hollister, that
formula isn't far amiss. Hard
work." says Doc, never wore out
anyone before his time, providing
he knew how and when to relax.
Doc himself works overtime,
with his daytime patients at the
office, and his evening calls. And
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Participate in Ride

About 80 members participated
in the first ride of the newly org
anized Mountain Trails Saddle
club" of Whitefish. The club is in
terested in members from Column
bia Falls to Bolton, and is sched-
uling several rides each week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Hungry Horse News

door and then turned and ran for
all he was worth back to his room
and peaceful slumber in his be-
loved bed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

were played and refreshments SER
we'd by Albert Lewis. The next
meeting will be held June "a.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

when he gets home he takes it easy
with a mellow glass Of beer and
chats with the missus until it's
time to go to bed.
From where I sit, relaxing is
fine art-especially in these tense,
fast-moving times. And there's
nothing like a temperate glass OF
beer-enjoyed with pleasant COM
pany-to restore that easy frame
of mind that one needs after hard
days work.
@e -M~'4z
l.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Mrs. Leda Laurence Dies
Word has been received here of
Evening star., 1948-05-29
By Harry Lever

The new British Ambassador
cat is missing.
When last reported, she was romp
ing all over the quarterback of th'
liner Queen Elizabeth with abou
half of the British merchant marine
trying to get bearing on her.
Lulu fled her cage "wednesday
while accompanying Sir Oliver
Franks, the new envoy, and hi
family to America.
On arrival at Union Station late
yesterday Lady Franks gave de-
scription of the cat. She said Lull
was a lcng-haired Persian with q
"marmalade" color.
Really" she added. I'D rather
not say too much about it. It's g
bit of sore point"
Sir Oliver Hopeful.
But daughter Caroline, g. and hel
little sister Alison, 3, didn't mint
giving the details.
Lulu has been gone since Wednes-
day Caroline explained. She's
our pet cat
"Or maybe it was Tuesday
offered Alison. Anyway she's gone
and we miss her"
The tall. lanky Sir Oliver COM
mented hopefully: I'm sure Lulu
will be found. We've asked the
Cunard people to forward her if she
turns up. I expect she will"
Among those who greeted the new
envoy was Sir John Balfour, the
British Minister. who WAS much too
Evening star., 1948-05-29

unanimously Endorsed Mr.. Shea at
its meeting last week and his
name now goes to the Commits
sioners for their approval.
Mr.. Shea is IS. He and his wife
and two children, Gerard, 4, and
Richard, 2, live at 3059 South Bu-
chanan street, Arlington, Va. He
was born in Boston and received his
bachelors and masters degrees at
Boston College.
He taught in private schools in
Boston and worked with the Cath
olic Charities in Boston. In 1941
and part of 1912 he was a. case
worker supervising about 100 boys
in foster homes under the program
of Angel Guardian Home in New
York City. He came to Washington
in 1912 as probation officer of the
Juvenile Court here.
He resigned in February, 1943, and
was commissioned in the Navy as a
lieutenant, assigned to naval prison
administration. He also served as
battalion commander at Farragut,
Idaho, and saw service at Camp
Peary, Va.
After his discharge from the Navy
in 1916 he was appointed assistant
superintendent at the industrial
school.