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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Miss Klaus came Sunday night

Miss Klaus came Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Green visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Darling and
children, Bigfork, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. M. C. Estenson and child
rem have gone to Canada where
they are visiting relatives for a
month. in their absence Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Egan are residing at the
Estenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Christian
and daughter, Mary Ellen, and
Verna Hempker, all of Byron.
Mimi, spent the weekend at the
Walt Christgau home.
Under construction is a pum-
ice block addition to the Sports,
man club bar and cafe.
1t. and Mrs. Howard Durham
and baby, Vallejo, Calf, left We'd
nesday for Wisconsin after Wis
iting at the home of her father.
Ray Nelson, three days. Mrs. Dun
ham is the former Evelyn Nelson.
1t. Durham, an Army Air Force
pilot, will be transferred to Hon
olulu soon. Mrs. Durham plans to
join him there.
Jeanne Dolliver, Conrad, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Elwyn Ma
teka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan johnson left
last Thursday for their Tacoma
home after visiting relatives here
and in Kalispell. Wednesday Ell
wynn Mateka and Mr.. Johnson en-
joyed a fishing trip in the North
Fork. They were driven up by
Mrs. Mateka, returning by boat as
far as the Silver Bridge.
Mrs. Robert Ashley, Sacrament
to, is visiting at the w. A. Bose
home. She is the daughter of Mrs.
E. J. Prendergast and granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret Kennedy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
IS Vacation Time

Seattle, and Frank Sheeran, Pol
son, visited Mrs. Frances Robin
son Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gels an,
son were Sunday dinner guests a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Franz
Alum, Kalispell.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Smithson were Albert Lewis
and children.
Mrs. Mabel Armot and Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. L. Alquist, Conrad. left
tuesday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Connole and daughter
Mrs. Alquist and Mrs. Connole are
sisters. Mrs. Arnot is their mo-
Their. The group spent last week
at Lake Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watt re-
turned home Tuesday from Ham
llton and Missoula where they vi
sited relatives. They were accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs.
Dean Hart and children, who had
been visiting here.
An easier way to pit cherries
was praised by Mrs. Watt, who
had Mr.. Watt help her pit 60
pounds of pie cherries Tuesday
evening. They used bobby pins, in
sorting the curved part in the
stem end with a slight pressure.
The pits pop out without much
loss of juice or fruit and the cher
ries retain their rolfndness.
Nearly so attended the ROYAL
Neighbors banquet last Thursday.
Husbands and guests were enter
tanned by lodge members. Follow
ing dinner cards were played and
visiting enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Greene
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schooner
spent the weekend visiting rela-
tives and friends in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Geer and
daughter, who have been staying
at the D. w. Greene home, have
returned to their home at Hungry
Horse village.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. McCone
and son have moved into the
Frank Schmidt house in the addi-
Ion.
Norma Klaus, Minneapolis, is
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Hungry Horse News
Jack Secord Marries
Betty Lou Winebrenner

Jack Secord and Betty Lol
Winebrenner were married Sunda,
at the brides home in KalispeII
The double ring cermony was per,
formed by Rev. Russell Prentice
in the garden. Two pedestals with
flowers and the flower garden for.
med the background
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Ray Gelsinger with
the groom's brother, Albert Sec
ord, Jr., as best man. Betty Lou
wore a gray suit with white &C.
cessories and Mrs. Gelsinger a
brown suit with white accessor-
les. Both had rose corsages.
Following the ceremony a rec
option was given with so friends
and relatives present. Out of town
guests included Mr. and Mrs. AL
Secord and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Secord, Jr., Columbia
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien,
Butte, Mr.. and Mrs. Len McCaul-
ey, Whitefish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Gelsinger and children, Augusta,
and Kenneth Winebrenner.
TIL couple left for a wedding
trip to Great Falls and upon their
return Sunday will reside mere.
Mrs. Secord is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Winebren-
ner, Kalispell. She attended Flat
head county high school. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Secord, Columbia Falls. he at
tended Columbia Falls high school.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30

John Bruce and daughter, Do
\ rles Addison, are visiting at the
bean and Melvin Bruce homes.
they plan to be here two or three
reeks.
DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Kenyon left
tuesday, for Portland for a ten
lays stay. Loyette and Gloria
Bchnee returned to Cut Bank with
heir sister, Shirley, who had
pent her vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibson, Los
angeles, were recent visitors of
be Fenholts at River Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Smithey re-
|urned home Saturday from Ell
Paso, Tex, where Mrs. Smithey
lad visited her mother for almost
bur weeks. She went to Texas
rom Seattle, where the Smitheys
lad attended the graduation Of
heir son, Paul, from the Univer-
ity of Washington.
Eugene LEM is a patient at
'ort Harrison following a foot OPP
ration there. He will be there Sc
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and
aughter, Linda, are visiting rel
tives in Portland while Pete has
lis two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Marantette
FIT Sunday for Spokane for a
hort vacation. They planned to
eturn today (Friday).
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Berry and
|hlldren, Los Angeles, visited at
be home of his grandmother, Mrs.
(arrie Rohel, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Meineke, Mrs.
10y Smith and children, Mrs Hank
Facine and Tom Pepion, all of
|rowning, were recent visitors at
pc home Of Mrs. Jack Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Harrison and
pm have moved into their new
pine in the Kennedy Addition.
Mrs. George Harker has been
pnfined to her bed the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sheeran,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Smiths Have Reunion

Vern Smith surprised his mo.
Their, Mrs. Lottie Smith, Friday
when he arrived from Japan for a
short is it. He is a civilian serv-
ing with the Army Air Force there
and will return after 43 day
leave. Mr.. Smith left Tuesday for
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Du-
Pont, Wash, who have been visit
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Lundstrom Gets Shovel:
City Buys Other Unit

Now in use is Erwin Lundstrom's
new Quick Way u yard shovel
mounted on a Studebaker 6 x 6
army truck. The city purchased
the Quick Way Il yard shovel
mounted on an International truck
from Lundstrom last week.
easement digging and ditching
Will be done with the new shovel.
Lundstrom also handles sand and
gravel.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
!, 1s4J friday, July 80, 1913
By Gladys e. Shay

Not proof of the pudding but
ather proof of the travelling are
ne number of guests Columbia
calls residents have had lately
and naturally, the vacation trips
made by local families.
Although the canning season in
erferes with the housewives ira
,pls. there's a lot of chance for
deportation with the visiting re-
atives. They help during their vi
it and later on, when you can re-
hlrn the call during a brief lull
N local fruit and vegetable crops,
rou can help them can something
klse
Family picnics and showing
nests favorite spots for fishing
nth promise you won't tell
there" reminders mix in with the
lyening drives to show visitors
khe country.
Usually noticed is the polite
ray small cousins conduct them
elves the first day. However, by
he end of the second or third
hight the annual cts my house,
|you play what I want to" and
Mamma said I was your COM
tany" can be heard. Not to for
let the remember when days"
Felived and retold by adults.
The recent rains haven't kept
many at home and snow seen on
be mountains Wednesday will
i've good material for talk back
ONE.
All in all, it's company time"
| Columbia Falls. And, incident
lily, if you have gone on a trip or
ave company, we're always glad |
, receive a telephone call or
ostcard telling us. It's news.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Smith Weathers Texas

Pvt. Robert H. Smith is now ia.
king basic training at Lakeland
Air Force base, San Antonio, Tex
Upon completion of basic train
ing he plans to attend the Crawler
Operator tractor school at Fort
Francis E. Warren, Wyo.
Bob is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith, Columbia Falls,
and a 1913 Columbia Falls high
school graduate.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30

over Whitefish 5 to 2 in non-league
play.
Mauroka, Whitefish pitcher,
pitched a no hit no run game
until the last half of the ninth
when Clarence Clapper and Don
Weaver scored. Local pitcher was
Buck" Slaughter.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Purchase Snack Shack

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Christen.
sen, Whitefish, purchased the
Snack Shack from Mrs. Grace
Darling last week. They plan tc
reopen it soon.
Plans are for a o'clock open
ing mornings with breakfasts
short orders, homemade pastries,
and lunches on the days menus
The Christensens will be assisted
by Mrs. Myrtle Chellgren, also of
Whitefish.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30

ing their mother and brothers for
a week left Saturday for their
home. 1t was the first time that
Bob and Tom Smith, Columbia
Falls, Walter and Vern had been
together for some time.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-30
Whitefish Takes Falls

Whitefish defeated Columbia
Falls 5 to 2 in last Sundays base
ball game here. 1t was a western
Montana league game. The pre-
vious Sunday it was the Falls
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Foreign Concessions
For Communications
Cancelled by Mexico
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, June 1.-THE
government unexpectedly Cancelled
the concessions of foreign telegraph.
cable and radio companies last
night and gave them year to
wind up their affairs in Mexico.
The Communications Department
notified Mexican Telegraph Co., a
New York firm founded in 1879,
that Mexico's own communications
net now is sufficiently developed to
handle national and international
exchanges.
. It voided a 20-year concession
granted the United States company.
Western Union, Ali America Gables
and Postal Telegraph also were
parties to the concession, but only
Mexican Telegraph operates here.
Western Union controls the COM
pany and officials say All America
has an interest.
Mexican Telegraph operates land
lines from Mexico City to Veracruz
and from Puerto Mexico to Salina
Cruz, connecting with its cable to
Galveston, via Tampico and Vera
cruz. It connects with Western
Union at Galveston and with All
America Gables at Salina Cruz.
L The government is expected to
acquire the company's lines, build
ings and equipment. but is concen-
trating on radio rather than land
wire and cable communications. No
estimate of Mexican Telegraph's in
yestment was given.
In announcing the cancellation,
the government said it is following
| the constitution and Mexican COM
lmunications law toward making
communications a government mo-
nopoly.
It said it already has a direct
radio net to Argentina, Spain, Bra
zil, Colombia, Cuba, the United
States and most Central American
republics. Construction of a modern
100000 radio center here is
planned and considerable money
has been budgeted for high-speed
equipment and overhaul of the ma
tional telegraph system.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Emergency Extension
To All Malaga Asked
BY the Associuted Press

SINGAPORE. June 1.-THE gov
ernment of Perak state. where three
European planters were murdered
Yesterday. asked the Malayan fed
eral government today to declare an
emergency in the whole state.
An emergency was declared in two
districts of the state yesterday. as
we'll as in all of lahore state.
At Kuala Lumpur. the federal
executive council held special
meeting to study current widespread
laWlessness and terror in Malaga,
which some officials say Is Commu-
nist-inspired.
Federal police said they had iden-
titled the slayers of the three plant
ers as members of Lui Pong Pal,
which they described as Commu-
mist gang" Latest. reports from
Perak said the situation is quiet.
Police arrested 46 Asians last night
in a raid on two Communist-con-
trolled newspapers In Kuala Lum-
pur. Charges against them were
not made public.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

and masked men" entered Camp
Pauline Bray Fletcher at .Bessemer,
Ala. last Thursday night while 10o
other white men waited nearby.
The Girl Scout leader charged
that the men searched the room and
belongings of two white instructors
from the national Scout Office who
we're training Negro women as Scout
leaders.
The two white instructors, Mrs
Rittenhouse wrote to Mr.. Clark
were told by the men that they
must leave the camp within "a hours
because folks around here don't like
Negroes and whites living together. u
The white women, Miss Elizabeth
Ijams and Miss Katrine Nickel
were housed in the main lodge of
the camp, 100 yards from the
Negroes quarters. "in accordance
with Alabama statutes Mrs. Rit-
tenhouse said.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
400 U. S. War Decd
To Arrive From Brituin
by the Assoeietsd Prsss

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE bodies
of 400 Americans who died In
World War II and were buried In
the British Isles will arrive here
June a on the American transport
Lawrence Victory.
Army port of ambarkation officers
said yesterday that, to avoid caus-
ing prolonged anxiety to relatives,
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Meihodisfs 10 Begin Vote
|0n New Bishops Today
BY tho Assoeiassd Press


ALBANY, N. Y, June 17.-Initial
balloting in the election Of two, and
possibly three, bishops is scheduled
today for the Northeastern Jurisdic-
tional Conference of the Methodist
Church.
There was speculation that the
Committee on Episcopacy might
propose selection of third bishop,
in addition to the two who will be
requirements.
Bishop Lewis o. Hartman of Bos-
ton and Bishop James H. Straughn
of Pittsburgh will be replaced. They
have reached retirement age.
The conference covers New Eng
land, New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware. Washington, D. c.:
Puerto Rico and part of West Vir-
ginia,
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Girl Scouts Ask Clark
To Probe Invasion
OF Training Camp
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 17.-Attorney
General Clark has been asked by
the Girl Scouts to investigate the
invasion" of training camp in
Alabama last week by a group of
masked men.
Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse, national
director of the Girl Scouts, asked
Mr.. Clark in letter yesterday that
"if possible, members of the masked
and white -robed group be identified
and brought to Justice
Mrs. Rittenhouse requested that
the investigation "be made on the
grounds of unlawful entry and
search" She said IL "white-robed
Evening star., 1948-06-17
MEMS 2.SUITER

Same fine quality.
24x 1s1a ks" size
holds 2 suits and
all else your trip
will require! N778l
Evening star., 1948-06-17

over Niagara Oracle Allen.
Falls In a teapot is timid.
Of course she blames the women
for this problem, too, declaring that
most of them are just lot OF
gadabouts who think more Of the
garage than the home. George very
sweetly said that certainly didn't
apply to his little wife. He said I
couldn't think very much Of the
garage If kept hacking it to pieces
every time took the car in and
out!
(Released by Consolidated News Features)
Evening star., 1948-06-17

kef ana ueCldIeS
t h a t 6,000,0
American 6 / r ] S
will never ever
find a man to
put his feet on
t h ir polished
coffee tables.
She says one
reason Is that a
lot of men are
towards a b o u t
getting married;
my husband says
that's like say
ing a man who
refuses to go
" a " MO ca T4
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Never Brush False
Teeth, BRIDGES

Brushing can ruin your denture. ORA
cleans artificial teeth safely, quickly;
bsnishss risk Of "denture breath:
makes mouth feel 50 comfortable -
because denturs is sparkling cleani
Just place denture and y teaspoon
Of ORA in glass of water for Is min
utes or leave overnight. No brush-
Ing needed. ORA is pure; contains
no tell-tale favoring. ORA will not
cake in the jar. Less than . penny .
day. At your druggists. Get q jar
today. A product of McKesson 3
Robbins.
REMOVES UNSICHTLY TOBACCO
STAINS NS-CUARANTEED NOT TO HARM
YOUR DEyTIRE.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Oracle Aliens


Well, girls, right spang In the
middle of the Month of Brides
along comes lady who says she's
the country's leading marriage bro
Evening star., 1948-06-17

the Identities OF those being brought !
back will be withheld until three |
days before arrival.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

Palestine chemists are making
livestock feed from the residue Of
castor beans.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09

lThe Sentinel July I2. l9231 President Harding and his party arrived in Wrangeu early Monday morning aboard The transport Hen dersou.
 a E The Presidential party found American flags greatly in evidence in NraagelL More thau s50o was spent for flags.
  Richard suratt returned from ketehikan on the Alameda Monday where he secured some excellent pictures of the presidential party
 # $ Margaret Shakes returned home on the Alameda Sunday.
  Mayor J. G. Grant. aecompau5ed by Neil and Erma Grant. Ieft Fri day on the Princess boat for Pic
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09

dressed to her mother
 Capt of Detectives Emmett Jones said. This is definitely suicide. g The detective said Ihere We're four bottles of sleepng pills ia Miss Landis bathroom and dressing room. He said an empty bottle was found near the body.
 Capt. Jones reported The baaHi- ful blond actress. 2g. had diea perhaps 12 hours before the bady was found by film actor Rex liar rison.
 Miss Landis left a note. written on her own stationery. which read as follows:
 Dearest Mommie--
 I'm sorry. really sorry 10 aui you through this but here IS no way to avoid it - I love yau. dar- ling. you have been .he most won derfuI mOm e,er- and fhat applies to all eur family. NNN
 Goodbye. my angel uraE far me-your Baby"
 Harrison told police rhar Mss Landia had been fn for week. suffering a recurrence of m amae- bic infection she incurred during a wartime entertainment tour m lhc South Pacific.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09

vicinity of Seattle in that time. Mrs. z. M. Bradford, wife of the local Standard Oil Company agent here, returned to sunny Vrangen Wednesday morning by plane. Mrs. Bradford was called south in the spring by illness of her mother in Seattle. Her mOthe". S0 years old. suffered q broken back but is re- covering nicely, Ms. Bradford re- r.rts.
 In April Mr. Bradford went to Seattle ant he and Mrs. Bradford flew to Los Angeles where they visited for some time. Later they stopped al De Lake. Oregon. where they saw AIr. and Mrs Earl Jami- son. Mrs. Jamison is the former Margaret Bronson Of NrangeE. Nil. Jamison is also a former Alaskan.
 They visited relatives on the Oregon coast and then returned to Seattle. Mir Bradford returend to Wrangell but Mrs. Bradford re- mained in Seattle to await the ar rival of a grandchild for Mir. Bard ford. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bradford June 27.
 Mrs. Bradford flew up from Ket- chikan with Mrs. Curtis Bradford and young son, Curtis, Jr., who are visiting at the Bradford home a few days. They expect to leave Saturday for their home in Juneau where Mr. Bradford, son of Z. NJ. Bradford is Standard Oil repre- sentative.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09
JUNEAU SPRUCE MILL
RESUMES OPERATIONS

JUNEAU - The Juneau Spruce Corporation resumed operations Tuesday after an SS-day closedoWn caused by pickets of Juneau Local l-16 CIO International Longshore- men and Warehousemen's Union who had blocked attempted work efforts Of members of Juneau Local M-27l. CIO International Wood workers of America.
 The resuming of operations came about last Friday evening at a special IVA meeting when the members voted 25-4 to cross the ILWU picket line and go back to work Fifty-three men signed up Saturday afternoon and 3S more reported for work the first of the week. =.-
 Freeman Schultz, Executive Nice-President and General Manag- CT of Juneau Spruce. said that he was pleased to see that so many men wanted to return to work. He issued an invitation to any others who are interested. Schultz pre- dicted that the sawmill will begin actual operation about July 19, as it will take that much time to get it in shape again after the long closed period.
 In the meantime, ILWU pickets continued To march in front of the milk There were no disorders when the IVA returned to work. The Juneau Police Department was pre- sent but was not called upon. sev- eral other members of the ILWU were also present to list the names of the men crossing their picket line but took no other action.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09
CAR0LE LANDS TAKES OWN
 LIFE LAST MONDAY

LOS ANGELES - The glamoriz- ed movie career Of actress garole Landis came 10 an end Monday with the finding of he. body Tn the bathroom of her hone at Pa eff Palisades. Pslice sad she had taken her own life
 Clutched in h. hand vas q sat in ribbon with the Lords prayer imprinted in gold lettering. On q nearby dressed was a final note ad-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09

kan.
  Lennie Enestrom leff on the Ad- miral Rogers sunday for q visit In Juneau
 $ B Miss Mabel Willard arrived from the south Sunday on tbe Queen.
 
 EarI West. JailoH al the Federal jail, has obtained leave of absence and gone to fae States for medical treatment.
 # a Plans for Che annual Wrangen Community Pair are going ahead. It will be held August 16-I7 at the community gym
  (. r. Nelson of Duluth has been appointed manager of tha Alaska
 8 Railroad
 Tha l.saermeu# strike was set t.ea a. meeting hold at Port AL #audaH Pai,es agreed upon are Is cents pound for larg. rods. < cents a pound for small reds and four cents pound for whues. Thirty cents each win be paid for echoes. The above prices will be paid an the fishing grounds and fishing will bc resumed Tuesday morning
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09
tou Nova Scotia.
30 YEARS AGO

lThe sentinel. July n. 191s1 We know now who are the fat men in WrangelI In the race for la men the fleetest of the fleet was Ted surGug: C. Mundy was second and Capt Sid Harrington. third. Bringing up the rear were M. o. Johnson. Thomas Dalgity and Adj. Habkirk.
 E &
 For the firsi time in many years Hransell had a rainless Fourth of July.
 # # # #
 Miss George of Juneau is visiting her sister Mrs C. Biorge this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09
MRS. BRADFORD RETURNS
 TO SUNNY WRANGELL

Absent from Wrangeu since the first of last March and seeing on ly about seven sunny days in the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09
20 YEARS AGO

tThe Sentinel. July 12. I92Sl
 Miss Margaret Otteson returned Sunday on the Queen from Ketchi-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-07-09

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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
List Election Judges

Flathead county commissioner
approved the following persons to
serve as judges at the July 20
primary election:
Essex: A. E. Ravens, Emma G.
Lewis and Irene Roberts; Bolton,
Margaret Lindsay, Martha M.
Sloan and Mary Swetnam; North
Fork, Lena Holcomb, Esther M.
Day and Mrs. Ben Rover; Coram,
Velma D. Holmquist, Sadie Wedge
and Otto Fehlberg.
Bad Rock: Jake A. Brinkerhoff,
Ellen S. Logan and Emogene Pet
tit; Columbia Falls; Clara Green,
Mary E. Gorton, Charlotte Smith,
Irene Bolick and Anna E. Ross;
Columbia: Edna M. Saurey, Lila
e. Gordon, Paul L. Lynn, Emma
K. Ladenburg and G. L. Dowler;
LaSalle: Ramona 2. Jellison, PHO
ris M. Slack and Dorothy J. Hodg-
son.
Judges for the other precincts
in the county were also approved.