Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-09-24
Bon Writes

Yepi The law cracked down {
our burg the other evening, an
several arrests were made. Some
times some individuals throw OF
all restraints and must be take
in hand
nevertheless, we feel sorry 70
these unfortunates, while we des
pise the self-righteous attitudes O.
the few iVory-domed old rams who
remarked ut was just a separa.
ton of the goats from the sheep. ~
Inc taVernS are to blame for
This evil" etc. Baloneyl Let's be
little slow about spouting such
hippocracy. Remember there is
some of the goat" nature in each
Oh us, and we have known some
apparently very meek old human
sheep to occasionally allow the
goat" to predominant and to butt
blue blazes out of the veIvetv Sc ats
Oh those two old sisters, Dame
convention and Dame Pruderv. |
Let us remember the words of
lhe wisest and best being who ever
walked this earth: 'let the one
without sin cast the first stone"
ana then we are sure, fellow Mar
TN C1ty-ites, there will pc nc
characters blasted nor tavern win
COWS shattered in our fair mount.
ain dell
personally, we rather admire
the rugged individuaIism of
goats human or otherwise. To |
me FORMER may be given credit
LOT the finding of many new paths |
III ire progress out of the medi- I
ocre' and many beneficial change; y
And to all this the good, docile Y
iittle sheep nod their stupid heads n
ana pieat a plaintive chorus of n
oaas, while the wicked goats Il
,iiischieVously wriggle their stub n
ny tails in gleeful anticipation of n
future mad dashes and hefty butts. II
Gus Redeker, who has been q
visiting friends at Hamilton, re- u
turned to Martin City last Satllr- u
day u
Bert McCrea, who has been on y
a big cooking job near Shelby, is y
IN town for an indefinite stay. Y
Loren "Red" Stapley went to Y
kalispell Wednesday and brought Y
back a new chain saw. Red is pre- Y
pairing to meet the local demand =
'or rick wood. ~
Fred Gutz, veteran of botn -
world wars, nowsof Miami Beach, :
'la., visited us Thursday. Fred x
avs he is getting in trim for war 3
!, and that's Gutz for you x
Thanks for the kind words. Bob q
ands, Saipan, and Alice Sands x
southern Japan We hope to be z
n deck to greet you when you q
isit your brother, Bill. in Martin <
ity. In case brother Bills extreme q
odesty has kept him for inform x
Il you he's Judge Sands" in this Z
o-thewoods, and he is doing x
thorough, fair, impartial job Of &
too x
The ladies of the local conere- Z
ltion have been sanding and oil 3
the new church floor which x
wv shines like a darkey's heel 4
ter a foot bath. x
Hello, and good wishes. Mr.. and Z /
rs. August Butts of the Sold 3 +
s home. We imagine your de- x 1
mt when Ralph and Odna Stock 3 III
visited you the other evening. K II!
ne folks, aren't they? 4
Roy Fox. Swan River valley. vi x I
ed friends in Martin City Thurs & .
Y. Roy owns a valuable string =
pack horses and does consid- ( #<s,
lble packing for the forest SER Z, NS
e. = E.X
ar and Mrs. Howard Riddle vi =
I'd Mrs. Urine FRIDAY Z
Ar. and Mrs. William Klein and :
and Mrs. Herbett, Nashua Z
led on friends here Thursday !
kleins have a daughter living Z
Columbia Falls. !,
| group of friends SURPRISED !
J. Bennie Sather on her birth. =
Thursday evening. The e.roup !
sented her with gift and also \
oing away gift to her mother !
y reed who expects to leave Z