davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-04
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skFes fs8} IL Magxst faash%t a
thutt +ess hsnStts ass t~tass sss
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fsYms sf tsss = ss rsm plies siEa
slshTn thfEtt asEs tssn ass. -
ssis. stnsFvtss tbs usatsss reserve
TIE rlsk sns est4 81 tEs ssfs4ikssE
rHFshssss aftsf svs ease tsssftisss
nAsEi et sgsh fsssls p R@ts NFSs.
paSsf Rahalaksa IN tss tSstr8sa 81
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tFassssa mar sFaa stssFassssss sf
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taxHsaYs Of ssSs af GsSs A. s@s~
ssysasssss fss.teass s@s - 1ss...ss
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Evening star., 1949-06-04

sEAlxD PROPOSALS vii ~ rseffsea
3; ths proSassmsst sertseu- nstaossl
Bureau 81 Hsness1s. SO LA sIsss !
3 m. surse ia. sese. and snsr psbsif
D cpsre1 fer slsesaseens ta Neaas
siG 10 als. sneiassss. te.lw4 .soss
szd wesa ere s1esssen tsf hsess
Dula6srs Ne 10. Ns,tusss 03rsss %
Asan4area in nrSos1Afes usnn -
Eay - cksasae4 fseM tAs Procure.
nsns asxtsan. Nsssacaa DHfsss ~
Evening star., 1949-06-04
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Fisee FTtSkt @sfs sFsR hAsft
IN TIE UNITED sTsfE ;ssrnv7
Cesk tag tAt psE;s1tt ef GO NHSA
JAMES RI sNEA Fi.iEtls. ~
S&ANik q CkkSC5AK KT9As w .sa&hl.
--C5Sn. ACTION NJ tA&S a. ---
TIE osbtS& e. thGs tSt ~ res etS,
- gsuJe G@ EasF 81 fA tAtktE ss
t&t GaGfttl .; Cs.4sahis ss q" I
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CtSf3n @ Tss5sg s4bass Is1sas
rAllsa MRshirs }.sa hss area zeS
khusr lei plgTea-Sy =! sSsV sS2es
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ESus Or mcklas e5 Ihs RsSIE rs
It "A tb4S @na aas e fsEs 5HsF
ctesgec tsA+ tbs ssEsnGHHE sss
ME- s IHENoAEIS case ~,
appearance lc - rsslf ee ntSEgD 0t
er heieIe ne totfasth esY en- 10
ave Ci sGHHSys Aaa srks, hUaassk
eS lislhE SiSFE Iht aAr et ths ~ =
s4slse4Rer 81 thAs o5ssg UJbs - -
the eEaAs SlA BE 81 assss;ra sta 81
In case % detsujt Prov 4aed
cops Of thls eTasg ss D. snl,sArS
eEes setk fef three ss,te4A4s'
wssks 10 ths Washing tsn LAS
Reporter and Ths ESsnias siar Hs
toEt sAid day IS MATTHEW y
MCGUIRE 5adst tSat Attrri
HAIRY " NULL Caefk ~ ELIZA
BETH NJ kp~Atslal pepat, Cssfk
Evening star., 1949-06-04

TEE NATIONS CAPITAL psee-esi
vhoiesalers--One thousand ear,
Be hroueht IN for sppfsissl w
susses, thar ycs get af least . SO.
praIsais etfoFs you nrtns your ess
"a We dent Claim 20 oss NOR.
than any one else but ws snn y
Ia dire need of choice ears nssst
cs,vrni.ts. posds and Plymouth eias
eoapea 3Q TO 80 ncdsls
suicE and Festise sedsnsstek. ~ e
are al 8 great demand 81 present
ths & s,st' 81 cEsfRAt MoToR sALfs
tys6 Conn. sss. n.v~ @o 2ssa Ss
Evening star., 1949-06-04
THos. j, OWN 4 son. Aset.ssssr,
S5A Esaihstn natiaiss.

Two-SToRY DETACHED rkAMl
DWELLING, KNOWN ~ ggEMi.fs
No. gii n STREET. hohTHEAsT
By virtue as a esrtsin eseA q g$ti
dasy recorded ia LibeT kThs. 'nsa'
asg anons me ssns records nf ~
District OF Columbia. aF2 Of shs ~
enset Of the paYtJ secured thsfssy
ths undrfslgns1 trustees VII al
al puslle aget on ~ ffoni sf M'
EIN p.y 2k yuaI; ~ ls.S !I1l
feIiesfns -dsserfes6 land sne pfsn-
Isss, situate 10 ths p4ssrtSs 81 GO
inf Lot 10 IN Domintes o.eflnts
Del plat recorded IN LEkes 80. feyss
bS. IN the oTaes es tho surveyor .ea
the D.strset Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale All esah a esppsi
ei $500 lo5 vIIi Be- reauifes 81 iAsa'
OF ssIs All eenseyaasans, record,
Terms of sac 20 be eenpiasf vl;s
vIthtn 80 aays frem car ef sss
otherytsx tss trssases reserve ~
rssht 70 fesssi ths preeeyfy 81 tA'
shssei. ss.er ass DAYS s6serfiss
rsns Of rssh resale 10 speas nsss'
papw sshiiahes In wasAinstor.
~ %s ~m1
Evening star., 1949-06-04

AUTOS WAkYgc gcsms )

NNFVN WANT"
f>nssfnt Al wA~fs eeess n sss
a ts% e~sf easa X es*N ~
asa seq DAVIS ~ a~@~st -
Lany 90. rs ens &sssss ~sss ~
Cesrrrst s& pss ~ - ~ -'ts9
sne ~A FafTas ps2s sR Nks
tsgtrty ssa "a
Nksryh-s 81 ss h&aG e2E%1
er- FrrtsNs PNtNss HaEs - F4A&
A. sskA q 4 n Nc sTNs "a
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Open weekdays TIL o; Sat, til o.
Sun. 10 TO 5. shop in comfort at
Washington's isrsest indoor show.
room. We try TO keep At least 100
cars on oisplav 81 all times. Most
financed. and II your care exceeds the
down payment. We pay you cash
difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS
,.,. ,~. A.. ~ w Ussh 4
Evening star., 1949-06-04
lESAl AcYIcH

ROY u srxsSkMaN aIastNss.
sase >ssasa Ass ee
ENrTE1 eIATts DIST NskT NEhk'S1
.sE gAs .s4ssy5t4 * Ns2&sneSa aazk
"a EEanat* GNaTF Ne rSesz
As~smsstsatkSE ~- T2a u - . ss
NHtass sIst lAE siSAssTasss e. ~
Eszstfagt e. Cs@zeA Ass s&SasFts
tFeE Iss S5~sa4s CSs7a Fl NE
TesssrAst ss Ce5 5GzAzs tssfFss psEA
=satAss a. sAt sssAs ~ AtsAse
u .}SAHSsA. ass 81 4ss sSsEs5st
e4 taSE=sa e@FsAsse A. ~ sssg :
s&Ss CARA kES ssssa S&s %ssHAsEs
sFs asfest vaEEss ts F4Asas rs
aa&s vita tst sS~SAt5s tasFss4
2esaIy kKLAea ascattS - tss sze'
Nttsts e. 50 hs tass TIE - St,
q. MAJ AD 2sAa ettssfx1ts tsss
BAY ~ aaN De sAe3ssss sfsx a.
asrsel St sa3s sstks ossss ssEs {
ms AAna aIs .aA sas ss Ma
iass ks+ E1S-A ~aSAesN AsAN ,
son a4t@ ssAsk@eges 81 AN
SEA At&ess .RkG@4hatSl CNsStA
wkll- Nss4stsF ef Aa-a fSs 80
patsEAt 81 C'e4~mR@s- cara 81 Nhs
FFasats CHNrt Est TAAtS
Evening star., 1949-06-04
lll4 Vermont Ave NV, wash
Oldest Ford Dealers, MA. ptbo. +
KENYON MOTORS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

OKLAHOMA DEALER desperate fo'
'4a chevys and other postwar cara
also nice psewsr ears VIII pay seu
o S II n cash ssso at NoRsis SoT shsi Y ssuonns e
scks esSst' exsh ,os Oh iouk oas, s..
ss sssssu u':: 8, ?.,:s s..s y sioI sL 2SstoSssi Ss w
g., g. go p cylt: gs7 ''t bt y'1' saEs W:
iisnd ava n.s oosp 0 An to
We WOULD APPRECIATE ,h. op,
portunity TO buy pour car f9r s,sn i,
,sp. y them !: iss . fooss i1s s''n rord 0niG Eli
18th 81. nv. DI 5soa
'PPodHAskA rs.Sne srRvIcI, Nc IL,
Goth st nv Ex $500.
WANTID. lsea cara an, rear, AM
make OF nedsi ioi tIpsrt; ISS,., ,nf.,s; assro
Wa sws;HcfssAisEs i;sni q ss''Isso e0H'ss PSI Nae
snrhurg rd ne II $500
JAR. BosgsT APpRAIsALs on siI
SS;;ssia..,:s1E~iiiiiia SS;si. s.5s FIX; fiis' s'''''' a.:
ATTENTION. AUTO owNERs-L.i,
Beil Motors set ths highss, a,n ,stsn 4
car Is solo q, your price. our oniy
charge 10 s25, no charge o. an,
kind n car 10 not sold Car
available 10 yeu 9. any time kesn
your title TIL ssr ,.. y soln pTifs 2nis
in or call BEL MOTORS SOLO
wMfnLYss sfl in. " u er's or 20 y..p ,,.tiep
excellent operattns condition. oL
raY S.p0 rRraNoLE-w. pay premium
prices for extra clean cars OF pops-
lar make and model. priy. yenfs
SoroRs eiss'f soio iG'''0n 4 /. ave 'ssss n., q
VIZ s's viii ' PAY sror CASH rsIc.
for clean used ears Gail us todss
q drive y sTEuART MoJoR GO CO.
ELECTRICIAN can furn cash snd
ts,; sny is4a model. on s7el sne
I NEED CLEAN CARS in .o9a ~;
ffPjn1s.' 4 mic. /. 'Gasi flsh.. In kIss9. WI
ror .e.sH M rs,cr: ali ,,,;a. sss.:, ,,,, .e, y.
s:S SasasI q ,a.Da tn II! t's.,, Z: -: :s'..s
cars. new or used CAL me ne. er
eeiasifLssrsaY, eisi ri ftiA is;o ss''1s s,nnlns q
viii raY CASH for nsc.l,-e.res.
for cars; price must b rsasonsess
y, MR xosann 8s9yIs Issryptc,.effaa" efa" IN. op-
portuptty 70 Buy your car for Cash
z 4 4 reg fns s,sa1 ,,.. tootf S,Is
isth g nw. pi ssoa a.,
vii bur. 10. s.sees. -. --S
Evening star., 1949-06-04
PROPOSALS


sExIED PROPOSALS. viii be fees1vet
81 the PrccnIsmsnf Ssrsien. Nsttnss
Barsaa % Standard go In s.fss,
NV. washtnstan Is p G. untA :
pm. june 10, iate. and thsr public
y eeenee fss ssrzi.hina ass =.
IA Roous $40, afT. si1, nia. sac
si4. DaildfnS 10. sstaansi nsssas q
standards. 10 aetorenncs with spsfs.
Aeattons sn6 frsvtrss which msg -
ebtainea srana The Froxafsnent oee-
tion. National Bureau of essneases
sF1TFC FRoPOsxi.S vii Sc Tss@avse
Al ths yrorursmsrf BeettGn- Natso.sl
bureau II sfanesrca sse Ia ssfssi
NV, washsnGtoa -. q. c. un.N !
pn- Jane Ia itsse, and tasN pspiae.
y seened tor lai Mnsss ssSsfs
sIa. asd ala tn B2ss61rg Ne fn
lRsdteI, Natssrsi Saress Of sal
sYas. tn scrafdAnes with tax sp~rfT
cgtiens and drga3nS which nsg d
chsasreS frosx the FTersfsrssak e<s"
tsnn. katsoEai Isusssn u ssaSssssa
Evening star., 1949-06-04

500 MR rLEM1No. oE. $40.
PLYMOUTH 1910 Spas. coupe;
perfect cond, orig. black enamel;
new tires: ss7s or o6ss 6sss offer. Can
paint. good condition; s4eb. OR,
rLYMogIH lss4 e .;ssl,: t;;ds,;; 1s.s ,sgs ssyi
S159 or best offer. Cali RIA. 5e26
Evening star., 1949-06-04
FRANK rAsQwI

MygA aG9i .ss%4 TrREsesss
~MOk. 4. Owls q sos. 4sess~ssssa
ass sssahfrs Hnfs4snS.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

tiiul car n top cong snd very los
Wis Wis .ve., 81. Tao5. Dss OPEN ssn sun
LiscoLA 81 1s4s 4.dr.; r. and h.; Gi ios
lights. seat covers; pvt. owner; VII
Ssals sssrit,ce ~ for aoss quick saiei $500
LINCOLN 1916 sedan; r. and h.;
6nish. This one-owner. Iow-miiease
car is immacuiate thrcuenout; fuiiy
suar; only sl;s44; ssads; vT1lals terms E
assi.ss. 1900 East.wsst hwy
LffNcioHseasErHYR III s0sGas 1889 4-dr.; con-
yertible; $500 cash. DANIELS GA
RACE; rear, 1898 q St % nv. 3
ful owner. black with tan top, white
side wall. radio. heater. very clean.
MGk6nkY ifx nisisfs fsis club coupe; n ts.t ev.1
HSSa5ssr HSas SSsz akibY styIs Z nofoSs ENC nc
Lincoln Mercury dealers. 1900 wis
ave. ST. 74oo. Open sun. II to 4
MERCURY late 1s47 conv.: tan: T
and h. WV. tires, all accessories;
Is.6o0 mi; excel. cond.; s1.62o. II
MERCuRY Ip47 4-dr,. for those She
like to move swiftly and eheapiy
yet look lst class, this h the car
MOTOR co.-FoRD DKALERs. se0l
Minnesota ave. ne. Open ewes. TIL
MiEkRcuRY 1910 2-dr.: In very soes
sHsSi GRADY fnI MOTORS NC. Lincoln.
Mercury Dealers, 7S0e wis. ave.
81. 7400. Open Sun, Ii TO T. -
MERCURY le47 blue sedan. T.. b.
seateoyerss looks and runs Ike new
siSs6, 6,lIsraanEis lIesral tTnde, nisH a pss peoRS =
LOS Mt; VERNON ave. Alex. va
S9fHseeussyY 9Hse syYs'. 1s4s 81 a-door: sl..nln.
black finish. fully equipped; this ons
is in new-ear cond. and the sp-
pearance will prove 1t. This popular
car is priced for only $2.IP5; j.
day trial exchange privilege. MAY
FLoWER MOTORS. I12o 18th st
MEScURY 1919; . to choose from;
one 4-dr,. one a-dr.: both have r,
b., and other extras, new car. eond
special. 81 .ass: sssh: trade % o.
terms ter wo BELL saod MOTORS soie Tn
MERCuRY le4l 4-dr.; nev tires. seat
covers and paint. excel. runninS
lussass trailer. $3.50 OF best onsr'
xkkcsuHRYY Is4s black 4-deor, R.dse,
heater, overdrive. whtte-wau ufes
No desiers. $500. Dupont osss,
Evening star., 1949-06-04

SAMUEL A6iyffkNFN.
JghicR = cEown
Evening star., 1949-06-04
OLDSMOBILE

OLDsMOBILE 1p4s model 7s 4-dr
sedan: Hydra-Matic drive, black.
heater, defroster, front and rear
seat radio, unusual plastic nylon
seat covers, low-pressure tires: mile
anne a a pce. 60 oAO TIE ARQA a
Evening star., 1949-06-04

beauty Of wood with strength d
cash. trade, terms; "a mos. on bal
sTEuART MOTOR Co., 9Th ane
vNN;,YY y; < aye ,Ua7 ny. IA. ,et,on 5000; x.son
use it for sports or business; room
equipment. This one well cared for
Judge from behind the wheel. 81. .495
cash. trade or terms. STEUAR1
MoToR \ z. c9o s,;oS 9Th and N <. ave
pact. cory interior; no vacation
travel worries, with many more mile
to. the galion. she's the ladies' fay
ofite. Every wanted accessory; lib
l ...l trade q .Ilowaass ,,ssT si;1ss aoIoa srsh
CO. Co. eth and N. =. ave. NV. NA
FORD 1916 Super Tudor; in yer,
las. GRADY MOTORS, INC, Lin
coln-Mercury dealers. 1909 Wis. ave
rskn 81 74o9 ,sis Open ,,sT sun; iros II 70 i7oos
accessories; sl.7oO. OR. 3106. Il
FORD 1e49 Custom convertible VS.
maroon, black top; Wv. tires; iull!
peri. cond:; $3.50 or best one
1s Snssr; ;a,s EE. o7oo' sxt' $500. o
i:ss ss:s. :: ss: :..' s';ss;i covers. 81:
roaD 81 $40 IssSi TSsor; r. and h.. black
Just the car for the working man; 4
EEsokirzsHsT Es5ti sSnsi; HsoToR sssro e.. sssS os,
dealers, 1901 Hinnesots ave. re
r0sn 0Rsn syssi snao al ~ iup. s;m convertible;
ss5.. s.s Fl ,sso sas'lsns eI ssSs sssdi'i'n' a5i'
FORD 1877 I convertible Custom: +.
used; suarsnteed perfect through
out: 81 ,3es, cash. trade Or terms
BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis. aye.
FCkD 1915 eonv.; =. and h.; . SPORT,
car for q sporty driver; Just the cal
3s5. NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO.
Ford dealers. 1901 Minnesota ave
ne, Open ewes, till 3 pm. IS
Sts q .das lac sasrxss6slia slSiSa iaaefi N%seH coRf
odpes dres Es; W.. v.fnlon sIIl . ave" Alex. 70
F6kD 1915 convertible; fully equip.
ped and in far-abose-average coqd.
Sl.3e6 GRADY MOTORS INC.
Lincoln-Mereury Dealers. 1909 Wis
ave, q. 74oo. Open sun. IL te 4
rolD 1887; jus. the ear for ia
trtp to and from work; only e1eB
N0ATHEAeT MOTOR CO.. Ford
dealers, 1901 Minnesota ave. ne
OPEN eves. TIL . Pm. "
Evening star., 1949-06-04

heater; eood condition; sb25 or best
rIYMotfhl ft,fsj Hxl 0lss 1sss su..n... coupe; s1
rflTdasouffas fsi 1855; Is HShs si5o; almost tn new
tires: interior. outside nice; sood
running cond. CHI. 7492. -5
PLYMOUTH l947 4-dr. Special de
luxe sedan; r. and h; new tires;
c,ean as pin: 81 400; See M,
Bodine. RANDALL MOTORS, INC.
(Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer). 18th
and M stA NV EX 1900 --b
Evening star., 1949-06-04

CHEvNOLET lS4l conV.: clesn ano
,SSf ss. tss %s'hsassa ssas:4 sfas and
cEIEvaiofEr iszs cdr. stylsmaster
so. snd ! p i..t sll o.1 sstris sH. eSSS ssss mi
black; super balloon tires; has hac
unusually good care; garased nights;
seat covers rom rirsti no aecioent;
STiy.a Al. a,n.I only HSseri.s 'esss esss ors
caEviSoIEr, Ny is4s F,setmsster. blue
wv. tires; heater. seat covers. per;
exner Who regrets 70 sell. ST. 'is5
cHAHvS6lEr s6fir 1s47 stylem.st.r;; Per; ps;
cMHSioftT Mi!si is4i N NsenSvsrtibl.; radio
and ans hssssr' haSs' ,Hotllsahats; a.aasos 5000 eopd''
c:P'sIT, 81 ,Sss IT, nssHssi, Nsss i!s.
dollar economy Here 10 econem,
you VIII buy. Rieh;to-toueh upnol. Pho:
xs cs'urs qYofS y0u ..iss sSD' .n1
service), S061 NJ ct. NV. MI. 01s5
cHEynoLrr 1s47 rls.tmss..r a-doo,
sedan. $1,54S; be proud as peacock
Of sn.d ss c0lGsssl nss q S''gs s 'as sish
STYLED car; aest. durable upholsteri
that harmonizes With Anish; com.
piete with radio and heater. Aci
fast; yours for an easy down pay.
ment. PARKWAY Cord sales and
service), 3061 NJ ct. NV. MI. 0lS5
CHEyRoLxT 1910 2-dr. sedan. sSeS
s:T :,en z sas sD.r sas soTiuss :sGss ~. :s.s ss%
beauty, easy to handle In the city
blaek aniah, equipped with radio aaS
us today. PARKWAY tFord sales AMI
seryies) S0bl NJ Ut. nv MI. 0Is5
cnEyRoLEr 1891 a-doer Special d.
500, Geersis 707f. s.
'sss:sssssf ss' ,stl s.il M # Ell Bay: ~ ~
caassavslioLzE 1s.s Westminster "a.
ssss.: ssss ar 1Ssi n. sssssr' ssss 'i'ioo. I
CHEV1oLET 1o4e d. luxe 1-dr.i
~ si.sst q best sfsi. ow
cSSiffVftoLxF 1919 club ssups. :.
$e7k: terms. 10. e6e6.
and b., defroster; best esier undel
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

She weighed seven pounds and
mas been named Linda Carol. Ey.
eryone concerned is just doing
fine. Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. McComas.
On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. d
Mathews, Cut Bank, visited with
their grandchildren, the Brown
children. Donna was helping at
the hotel as the mattresses sud-
denly quit that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Endicott
were visitors in the valley the
last of the week.
Bobby Coverdell departed Thurs
day, by bus, to pay his brothers
and sister at Poison, Roman. and
Stevensville farewell visit be-
fore he departs for the navy this
coming week. He returned home
Sunday.
School closed Tuesday, as the
water shut off to the school house
but it started again the last Of
the week. The children appreciated
vacation as it was as low as 26
below zero some days last week.
Marlene Lewis visited with her
brother, John Taylor and family at
kallspell, while school was closed
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thumma
Whltefish, had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. DeLange, Sunday
We are glad to learn that How
karstetter, who has been ill in the
hospital at Whitefish, is holding
his own. He isn't improving very
fast, and can have no visitors.
Mrs. Ray Withrow returned from
visiting relatives at Missoula. the
18th, and she left December 18Th
so we are certain she isn't SUPER
stitious.
Our coolest morning, when it
was 26 below, Harold Gatsze left
for kalispell at 500 a. m. A mile
and half below Hidden lake, his
fuel line froze up and he had to
walk back to Hidden lake. His
ears were frozen so hard that
they were going to pop off, but
we notice ne still has them al
though they were the largest ears
IN Essex for a few days.
The Sewing club met with Mrs.
Cell Scott this week with some
new ladies present. They report
hat Mrs. Scott served the most
delightful lunch ever, and such
good time was had by all. |
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

Copyright, 1910, United States Brewers Foundation
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
CrestOn Chaff
BY Helen McGlauohlin

The Sewing club met with Mrs
jim Byrne Wednesday. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent by
all. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Ray Weidman.
Alvin Sonstelie has returned
from Great Falls where he at
tended the Farmers Union officers
school.
Probably the most unusual news
we have heard around here fer
a while was about the post card
that Mrs. L. A. Beeman received
in the mail last week. The card
had been mailed in Kila, Montana
twenty years ago. That must be
a record of some sort.
Mrs. Bessie De Young is spenS-
ing a few days with Gertrude ST.
derius, south of Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Passmore
went to Missoula Tuesday where
Mr.. Passmore attended a Hereford
Breeders Association meeting.
Plans were made for sale to be
held February 6.
The Creston Community club
met at the home of Mrs. Adolph
Peterson Thursday afternoon with
% members present. A very inter-
esting report on health was given
by Mrs. Archie Wright. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Russell Buck. Mrs.
Tubb will be present and lead the
topic of dress fitting.
The Classy Homemakers ana
Everlasting Echo All clubs held
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

a coasting party Friday evening
at Archie Wrights. Later they
went to Ralph Warnicks for chill
and games. A good time was re-
ported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Young, White
fish, were overnight guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hollis Young, Friday
night.
The Eastside Grange held a
meeting Friday evening at the
Echo school. The committees for
the year were named.
Clyde Peterson, Charles and
Bradford Gestring, Paul Branum
and Harry Mare went to Miss
oula Saturday for the basketball
game. They say it was good one.
The Egan people enjoyed a COM
munity dinner Saturday evening.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
sex Events

eres an unusual thing hap
h here lately-the elk are US
the frozen river for their
bping ground and most every
(ing you can see a number of
lust above the bridge. When
Huffine came home the other
\ a big COW elk ran down
uath to the back door ahead
ljm, and of course he thought,
n can't that happen in hunt
season." They have been feed
| along Dams garden fence and
wonder if he can resist that
Eer happy disease.
by McComas returned Satur-
from Bonners Ferry, where he
been visiting his parents for
weeks, and he reports that
stork brought Lynn a new
\ sister the last of the week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
by Aid Shows
|, kids Helped

ID county is providing
atnI "a for more needy children
!. he I'D a. a year ago, and at the
il '. u,s having somewhat few
tI If old age assistance, but
ses u ,;tt1e more money for
cass a assistance cases in the
as' for the present month
sau s47. Last March the fig
er Xxx and a year ago (Jan-
55S. +,a average old
ys 'stance case received $37.93;
|Sarch, saS.o4, and now $4s.s5.
| youth outlay being, s2 sss a2o for for
'.rv vs compared to s2o'937 for
~ month a year ago. Sen
;s that the payments be in
mi Is Llie
|sed further. 90
Fsrs are presently 63 cases OF
~ needy dependent children
E. county according to o.
praaten, county welfare SUI
~ This takes care of 1859
-sn or s2S.81 for each child
total outlay of $4,869. A
soo the Flathead spent 3d.
.or 1872 children or $27.89 per
d IN the blind is about steady
10 cases receiving $45.70 per
with average payments UP
i SO.
4 funds come from county,
and federal sources.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

While I'm waiting for u hair
cut the other day, Slim Hartman
let's slip with crack about those
foreigners" who live by the depot.
"Now wait a minute, SLIM"
snaps Doc Sherman. "Don't forget
we're all foreigners more or less.
Some of our families have simply
been here longer than others. But
even if they came over on the May
flower, they were foreigners to the
Indians"
Slim gets a little red and you
could see that Doc had him. "And
the reason they came here" he goes
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

night at the A. w. Reimer home.
A number of the young people
of the community went to the Big
Mountain ski run at Whitefish,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

About so persons attended the
event which was held at the Egan
school,
The Pinocllle club met Saturday
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21

Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Young were
dinner guests of the Andy Elgins,
Kalispell Sunday evening.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-21
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Who's A Foreigner?
Advertisement

on, twas to find freedom to do and
think as they wanted to so long as
they didn't tramp on the rights of
the other fellow"
From where I sit, America became
the great land it is today through
our being tolerant of different peO-
pie and different whether
it's taste for square dancing or
Waiting, radio or movies, goats
milk or temperate glass of spar
king beer.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Engagement Announced

January will be the wedding
month of Miss Jean Whitford
Ward and Norman Etchison Belt.
whose engagement is announced by
Miss Wards mother, Mrs. Charles
Leslie Ward of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Belt is the son of Mr.. and
MRS. Norman. A. Belt, also of
Gaithersburg and is a student at
the University of Maryland. Both
Young people are graduates of
Gaithersburg High School. and
popular members of the community
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