Hungry Horse news., 1948-11-19
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pu ,;ro is progressing rapioiS
II ullun1 the fixtures in now, ane
=! be painting will be oo''p'e''D
9au, Won ostrand, Dick Neus'
Ls PAU and Jimmy steffes return
Paae, n,e from hunting trip Sun
py l Paul being the lucky ky one III
W u;no in a five point buck.
lns end Mrs. Neil Keim enter
med nsi Mr.. and Mrs linn, Jimmy s St =
lpe and daughter, Marlene' at a
E1ic a,'n pheasant dinner.
~ ore more than proud of the
We park hotel and Grandma
bop nroblem for many people gong
y opgh our area on pleasure and
lainess and reports she gets
.sem from near and far
n,,ce and Donald Stewart were
DIET ssf,,l in their hunting trip
week bringing home an elk.
~ yo"r reporters stumbled upon a
1--we .;ne story to end the season
i,h properly, we think. 1t seems
~ though Ed Johnson, Wolf Point
.shlished camp on South Fork
stoher 8 and prepared for a most
xsreable hunting season. He tells
No was there 40 days and didn't
10 chance to fire his rifle
ce He was joined there, how
Eer. by party of friends, Roger
IA Edmond Johnson and Berle
rvgaard, who were much more
.,ccessful than Ed. Roger decided
j was tired of patiently waiting
~ his game and decided to catch
wink of sleep and let the game
me TO him, which is practically
hat happened. When quietly
,mbering a slight noise awaken
him, causing him to turn slowly,
IN his rifle, and shoot a five
point buck.
One of the other party managed
a oct their game, too, while all
his time Ed is still trying Oh, So
ard.
The day after the season closed
shev broke camp and were on
their way out when they came
mon the largest black-tailed buck
hey had ever seen standing in the
fiddle of the road. You can i'm
line the thoughts and feelings
Ed when they drove around
est that lucky-to-be-alive deer.
An in all, the men say it was the
est time of their lives. Berle likes
/ 50 we'll here he plans to spend
he rest of the winter.
Better luck next year, Ed, may
you were too anxious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnes are
he proud grandparents of the
hst grandson, Jack Robert, borr
pvember 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
knes Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Conyers,
gfork, entertained Joe Leahys
ID sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Curly
tzoldt Sunday.
Edward Tisco is in Great Falls
biting his family and on his re-
n here he plans a trip to Spo-
lne to bring back load of fur
lure and toys for his new store.
hich will be open for business
bout December 1.
Ray Williams will have his wat
office at Edward Tisco's new
pre.
Newcomers from Spokane are
=. and Mrs. Anton Bosch and |
p Dave. They plan to make
klr home here.
Mrs Lee Mott returned from a
ft in Spokane.
Out-of-town visitor this past
Elk was ]. R. Starr, partner of
Mott in the M & S Hardware,
% returned to his home in Moses
IKE Sunday.
Marjorie Walker is helping out
the Family grocery this week
ale her mother, Mrs. ]. E. Walk
is home recuperating from a
BIT cold.
ArS' Erwin Riley is here with
husband, who is building cab
directly behind the Villa tav-
Erwin is formerly of the Muel-
garage, Missoula.
visiting Byron Britch is his mo-
from Long Beach. /.
1f' and Mrs. Bob Winnings have ,
Nea from Long Beach. They
oeen in service with Uni 1
sai Foods for quite some time ;
I, W coming here.
sien Lyon and son, Howard. .
sufeo to their Flathead lake
S sa home Monday.
y n for IA years, Mrs. ,
nracha, Medford, Ore, and '
,s yOnhson' Alberta, exchanged s
Hs VOWS at Kalispen Novem- E
H. i, a wedding party was he'll c
rd, ungry Horse with Is in at s
mo :, They are building cab +
re block north of the Park
s next TO the last day of hunt T
Jason T Charles E. Woman. t
in 'Jny Bradley were success
tpino 1ost Prairie country in Oh /,
pi+ h uhe four point and one two F