Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22
Page 8-Martin City Area

When we admonisned a youny
friend (who is inclined to spen.
most of his time rambling around
to settle down and save some casJ
we unfortunately ended our lee
ture with the hoary proverb: "a
rolling stone gathers no moss
He replied, source of ancient wis
dom, you force me to reply WITH
another proverb. "A setting hen
lays no eggs"
And "a voice from the burning
bush spoke to Moses" and VINO
living in Western Montana dur
ing this season of the year can
doubt the story? For here the
warm days and frosty nights have
transformed each larch into
glowing flame of golden glory
from which speaketh a mystic
voice assuring us that in Gods
creation all is good and harmon
ious. Even the meanest shaped
quaking aspen in the forest gently |
shakes its pale yellow leafy robe
in the morning breeze as though |
tremulous from the ecstacy of !
some deep, inner joy it would
share with doubling man. And
british, indeed, is the one who
can look upon the blood red foil
age of the Rocky Mountain grape
bush with its clusters of purplish
blue berries and not experience an g,
aesthetic thrill. And, do you know
that the autumnal wind signing
through the pine tops produces a
soft-toned melody which is sootl-
ing and healing to souls encum- .
bered with the frets and worries :,
of hectic living? Thus, even the i
natural world reveals comforting
glimpses of the greater glories
awaiting the spirit of man. S
Mrs. Carmen Marrazo and son, "
Bobby, Kalispell, were visiting at
the Rand home over the weekend. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoveskon,
Fort Peck, visited friends here c.
MONDAY and tuesday. III
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Collins Che II
teau, called on friends last week.
end. They lived in Peterson's ca. CT
bins last summer u;
Henry Clairmort, Jr., wife and -
small son, Henry III, visited the II
Ralph Stockers over the weekend. 8
The Clairmonts live in the North n
Crow creek community near Ro- m
ian. III
Ted Bottle, Libby, is spending III
! few days hunting in this vicinity III
In the Whitefish hospital is Mrs. III
Beth Schuster, who is getting III
long nicely. The lady has been III
too hard. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Potter Hi
urned from Great Falls where III
hey were called by the Illness Of MI
fr. Potter's father. m
Evelyn Sagen, Martin City, was III
allied to Roman Saturday by the III
mess of Mrs. Don Lockwood. a "
lster of Harold Graham. -
Loren Stapley is building a log
abin near the old spring "Red"
ays he is making it large enough
'r several beds so he won't nave
} sleep under the spruce tree ey-
" time his cavemen brothers OF
roy decide to visit him.
Adelia Probert, who has been
it'll the Graham family all sum-
err, has gone to her parents
,me near Columbia Heights. 4
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Munson, II
are visitors in Martin III
ty this week. n
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vincent, W
no have honeymooned this sum- v
err in one Of Roy Meadows cab
s. have moved into Kalispell
here Bill is employed at the
Ward store.
Newton (Shorty) Tooke, who
Gently attended his fathers fun
al at Antler, N. Oak, has re-
rned to his Martin City home.
Barrett, who has been
sisting her sister, Mrs. Leslie
lbcock in the Hungry Horse Bar
fe, was called to Willow City, r
Oak, last week to be with an r.
Ter sister who is very sick -
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Brumser, Mr. 70
d Mrs. w. w. Ward and MI Va
d Mrs. Jake Hybarger, all of Ca
Lsco, Wash, are hunting in this
ca.
c. E. Kerlee, Andrew Howerton,
,nry Woodruff, and Walter "
Idge, South Bend, Wash, make l.
another from out-of- state
nting party.
Mrs. Helen Alvord, Hot Springs,
,ited her son, Del, and his fam
in Martin City over the week.
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