Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-11-26

"a elyn Brandt, Jimmy Miller, oeli
= Rull and Casey Emerson.
Walter Faraday, Mena, Ari
writes after reading a copy
the Hungry Horse News: Il a
driving out to see that woncerla,
next summer" Sure he will, al
:, so will a million other folks.
John Pentilla, Astoria, Orego
is visiting the Oscar Feisters ovt
on Susan street, Greene's addition
, Frank Griffin and Gilbert Blu
r lsud spent a few days in tn
: Wolfe Creek area la week.
: We remarked to our Swedis
: rairhbor that it was fine mil
day. He looked his obvious DISCUS
and replied ooh yes hex of
climate! Nine months winter
three months darn poor sleighing.
Perhaps he has something.
Mrs. Alfred Neuman VISITED he
old time friend, Mrs. Jack Hue
son, Kalispell, Wednesday an
Thursday.
Jimmy Alvord, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Del Alvord celebrated his
first birthday, November 10Th. HI
was surprised likewise is mama
who was busy scrubbing the kitcn
en- floor when Ruth Teeters, Bar
bara, Bob and Judy Emerson, Peg
gy Waddel, Mrs. Schuyler ant
Craig came bearing cakes, pre-
sents and the trimmings. A
screaming good time was enjoyed
by all.
Many Martin City friends of
Bill Warren, Roman, will be pleas
ed to learn that Bill was awarded
first place in the old fiddlers con-
test at the Roman high school
gym Friday night. Fourteen old
fiddlers participated in this years
contest, which was attended by
several hundred people.
Bill Barklzare and Arne Nuor-
ala respective heads of two >of
our new families, have obtained
work as drillers upon the key
ways.
1t is pleasant to have a sprink-
ling of Finnish folks among us.
They are good citizens, so we have
found during our 60 years of mum
dane existence. They are indus
trious, honest and friendly. In
fact, honesty is an outstanding
characteristic of the Finnish peo-
pie. Do you recall how little, hard
pressed Finland promptly made
payments on her war debt to the
U. S. A, even while engaged in
losing struggle with Russia ?
Other European nations let us
down.
We regretfully report that both
Mrs. AL Champlin and Mrs. Martin
Miller have been on the sick list
several days. May they enjoy
speedy recovery.
Sam Barnes and Clarence (Sal-
ly) Rand, proprietors of the Hun
cry Horse bar transacted business
in Columbia Falls and Whitefish
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Sankala,
Butte, were guests of the John
Weitalas over the weekend.
Mrs. Mae Burland has found
employment cooking at the Hun
cry Horse Bar cafe.
Too many wild west shows and
too much of the wrong type of
comics for juveniles nearly re-
suited in a tragedy upon Greene
Heights, Saturday evening.
Three boys 9th and 5th grad
ers) built a bonfire in a seclud-
ed spot in the timber. Then they
captured smaller lad Ia End
grader) tied him to tree near
the fire, stuffed a rag in his mouth
to keep him from screaming and
proceeded to administer the Sec
ond degree of torture. This con-
sisted of showering sparks from
burning sticks waved near the
small fellows face. Providentally
a little playmate of the victim, dis,
covered his plight and summoned
help in the person of the child's
mother. When rescued CATER a
half hour of this cruelty the lit
tie chap was half dead from stuff
ocation and fright and had holes
burned in his jacket.
Miss Florence Pool, Clermont,
Florida, is guest of the Del AL
worlds. This charming, cultured
young lady from the sunny south
land is Mrs. Alvords sister.
Following the beautiful old GUS
tom of observing the feast by the
candle light, Mrs. Nick Karth-
eiser entertained as the family
dinner guests Sunday evening Miss
Wanna Stocker and Mr.. Jake
Tradition has it that
the feast by the candle light orig
mated during the flight of the
Holy family into Egypt. An angel
seeing their hunger and fatigue as
they neared the cave of Ephraim
babe them enter that refuge and
partake of a feast prepared by
hands. The story relates