Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-12


nature are optimists. Oh, we al
merely thinking of the usual au
umnal predictions ("Sure India
signs") for a mild winter! 9TH
squirrels stored away no cones
The muskrats did not reinforc
little honey" 1.-THE birds delaye
their flights southwark" all O
which are cheerfully unreliable a
were the Republicans victory pre-
dictions However, we have en-
joyed grand fall and Mrs. Neu
man did see a pair of bluebirds a:
late as November 2.
With the coming of the first
snowfall, several Blackfoot Indian
families of Tent Village on Sub
Unity Ridge loaded their house
hold effects, squalling kids, snarl-
ing cats and yelping ours into and
onto cars and trailers, wired on
the fire blackened pots and pans
and ratified away to greener pas
lures. Huh! Not tough like old
time Injuns, but maybe gottum
heap more sense, Ell?
We are proud of our citizens
with their fine spirit of helpful
ness, which was so much in evil
dence election day. Staunch Demo-
Gratis with cars transported Re-
publicans and even Wallacites tc |
and from the polls. Republicans
did the same for carless Demo-
Gratis. Too bad the Russians could
MT have seen our "desposed dem
ocracy' in action on that partic-
ular day
Our very kind neighbors. Mr.
and Mrs. William Pickel, left for
a winters soiourn in southern Cal
ifornia early Tuesday morning. The
Pickles, originally frfom Missouri,
have resided on Greene Heights
this summer, and Mr.. Pickel until
recently has had employment as
a painter at Dam Town. They will :
return next spring. {
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Smith are
rapidly completing their new home
in Greene's Addition Mrs. Smith 7
is a daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Sands. Benny Sathers, Jr. and 9TH
ers have also erected nice nomes u
on Susan Street. Greenes addi- +
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barkkari C
and children of Houghton upper c.
Peninsula, Mich.) are recent ar a
rivals in Martin City. They are E
making their home in one of Row S
Meadows cabins. =
Among our pleasant visitors to =
Greene Heights Monday were Mrs 3
Doc. L.. R. Nadrau, Roman and z
son, Lester Nadrau, Jr. of the u. q
S. Navy, Mr.. and Mrs Bill Sands, x
Mrs. Lowell Shirts of the Glacier e
RauiO shop, and Art Howke of 3
the Silvertip Ranch. Mrs. Mad &
rau, who recalls the great Round q
up of the Michele Pablo buffalo x
herd in the lower Flathead valley q
10000, retold some amusing in 3
cidents in connection with that &
last roundup of the great shaggy y
creatures ever to be held in the x
USA. They were sold to the Can y
adam government and shipped to &
national parks in that country. &
Mrs. Nadrau's father was one of 3
I'D Pablo's many herd riders, and z
:. M. Russell spent one summer q
1t the buffalo camp. x
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Mcpherson. y
Blaine, Wash. are in this vicinity x
ooking for a location Kirk is q
,aker by trade. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Nuorala and z
on, Bill, Swan River MINI. have 3
ecided to make Martin City their x
uture home. The Nuoralas NOV q
d here in October x
Ina Mccain. who has been a q
uest in the Hollingsworth home 3
uring the past week, returned to z
er Roman home Saturday. =
l.. f. Thompson and Art Hawke x
valuable milk COW last week. x
apparently they had eaten pois- =
nous weeds which resulted in Z
heir quick deaths. 3
Walter Cash, old time logger, 3
>alispell, was visitor to Martin z
'ity Saturday. z
Loyal Brookes has moved his =
anily from Hungry Horse village 3
0 Columbia Falls. Z
Al Champlin is spending a few 3
avs with his family at Hamilton. Z
We understand that Mrs V. :
;reene will be back from her east x
IN trip Wednesday. That is fine, Z
$ we have all missed the charming Z
ady; and the mayor and the kit Z ,
ems are getting pretty touchy. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hopkins &
hoped in Whitefish and also 3
allied upon Jerry Kennedy Satur- Z
ay. :
Oliver McCrea, North Crow creek, < 4
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