Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

who is visiting at Cody, WY
writes that his flair for the HUI
cry Horse area will turn hi
homeward in the immediate flu
s. ure.
- Duane Byrd, Betty 10 Karthei
- er, Loretta Armstrong, and Gle
Kartheiser were members of
s. theatre party in Kalispell Frida
i night.
" Andrew Pentilla, Martin City
is visiting in Astoria, Ore, bu
Il will return soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baxter
Troy, visited several local fani
lies over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hopkins
entertained at pinochle Friday
night for their house guests OF
the week, Attorney and Mrs. L.
D. Stronge, Helena. Other guests
were Jack and Helen Kent, SOM
ers; Allen and Marie Johnson,
Troy; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jen-
kins, Seeley Lake; Dale and Ethel
Brumser, Hot Springs: Ross and
Kathleen Ludins and Bon of Mar
tin City. During the midnight in
PERMISSION for lunch, Ross Lud-
ig, in his full rich baritone voice,
accompanied by Mr.. and Ms. Kent
with their guitars, sang several |
Italian songs he had learned dur
ing the Mediterranean campaign.
Later Attorney Stronge evoked
hilarious laughter by his reading
of an original paper called I'm
easy Crowns, Petty Dictators,
Stool Pigeons, Ornery Skunks,"
a delectable blend of singing sa-
tire and real humor.
Sublimity Ridge has church SER
vices every two weeks. This Fri
day Rev. Fred Hames, Poison, and ,
Rev. Swinehart, Great Falls, will
hold services. Picture slides are to
be shown, and special music for
The children at Z o'clock. Everyone
welcome to these meetings.
Mrs. Chris Lund returned Sat
lrday from points in Idaho, where Z
he visited her mother and other :
elatives for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Warden, for x
1er residents of Martin City, now q
Fairbanks, Alaska, are visiting X
lends here this week. They flew z
own to Seattle where they bought 3
new Ford in which they are z
irving back the Alcan highway &
hey say the Hungry Horse News &
Tread to shreds" up there among 3
cir acquaintance. ~
Sublimity Ridge pinochle tour 3
lment continued their game at z
e Mulvehill home Saturday eve q
ng. Louis Pollmann received q
gh prize, George McAlpine, low. 3
hel McAlpine, high; Marion Poll &
ann low, also the floating dou- 3
pinochle prize. This group has <
d grand time this winter play &
in the tournament and get <
6 acquainted. All look forward 3
the next party next Saturday z
the McAlpine home with Jaw =
Margaret Lyons as host and &
stess. 3
\ surprise of very odd sand <
hes were showered on George &
Alpine to remind him that there &
re few neighbors he missed Z
urday when he dropped in on 3
eral just as they were having &
Oh, and had lunch with each 3
|. George looked rather blank &
awhile but when he found our )
at it was all about, got a big z
sh out of it and a bigger one 4
IN he saw some of the make-,1p 4
the sandwiches. The Mulyihills y
7ed a lovely lunch and all went z
lie happy. 3
ne Bluebirds and Campfire x
held a joint valentine party 2
lrday. The girls put on a talent <
" which was very good. Az
~ lunch was served, then a
milne exchange. There were
present and Cecilia Maecadv
Gail Christopherson are Join y
the lively bunch of girls. n
oward Mulvihill and Louie X
mann took the girls to Hun X
Horse to the movies in two u
ups. We want to thank them n
their kindness. 4
tn of these growing groups X
in need of flags. We thought v
some organization would like II
resent them with one. How n
t it Martin City? Don't YOU X
< they need flags? Y
lentines were exchanged at u
rty, Sunday, at the home of IN
Janice Scnell. Nancy Lyons 4
ted Carol in fixing the CANDY X
cts and in serving the valen- u
cake and ice cream. Games n
played and fun was had by 4
Those present Were Karen X
lann, Mary and Marsha Dry Y
arga Lee Thayer, Sandra and u
Wldon, Janet Hoppe, Clio n
ID Lora Lee, Jean and Nancy X
Carol. Mrs. Ethel McAlpine Y
ed Mrs. Schell with the party, u
cheu went to the movies. IN
e tables of pinochle and 3
were played at the Lassisri