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Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Students Trim PrOfs
In Friendly Game

To alternate boos, hand clappine
and a bleacber-full of good will
Columbia Falls faculty lost to the
top team of boys inter-mural bas-
ketball league, the Grizzlies. Score
was % to 20.
Faculty players were Supt. Cla-
renee Lee, Principal Dulane Full
ton; Ralph Magnuson, grade school
principal; Torrance Harvey, Coacn
Ralph Bergstrom, William Stall,
ings, George Aubert, John Perry
with Phil Nelson, manager
Victors were Bob Ressler, De-
Wayne Johnson, Richard Grilley,
Glen Kartheiser and Glenn Miller.
Referees were Cook and Walton.
Top team of the girls basket
ball league will be playing boys
team this afternoon generally fol-
lowing girls rules. On the girls
team are Marydnn Gendreau,
Daniels, Arlis Sather,
Violet Petersen and Dolores Bru-
nett. P. S. Girls won 13 to 12.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Star Presents Seventh
Degree; Welcome Visitors

The mystic, entertaining Seventh
Degree was presented after the
Eastern Star meeting Wednesday
Candidates were junior past ma
tron Agnes Seyner and junior
past patron H. J. Mustell.
Visitors at the chaptor meet
ing were Mesdames Zelda Maloney.
June Ternan, Nellie J. Starr, and
Agnes Dow, all of Hungry Horse.
Officers will practice April 10 at
2 o'clock for the grand worthy
matron's visit.
At the close of the meeting re-
freshments We're served by Mes
danes Ed Neitzling, Walter Bo-
berg, and w. J. Galbraith. They
used a spring theme with daffo-
dis and candles as table decora-
tions.
An Easter program is planned
for the April 13 meeting. Visiting
members are invited.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

son, joyce Smith, Evelyn Larson.
The GSM Ladies Bowling league
entered in its sixth week of plav
Monday night. Mrs. Mel Hord ac-
TED as president in the absence Of
Elma Brees. Mrs. Les Gardner
substituted for Mrs. Savage on
the Tag-a-longs. Mrs. Jack John
son substituted for Mrs. Brees oil
the trailers. Mrs. B. w. Woods
joined the Spares as permanent
member. Scorekeepers were Mel
Hord, John Schairer, and Raw
Iosh. The Trailerites continue SET
ting the pace. Betty HoIfus had
nigh single score. Mary Hunsinger
high series.
TAGALONGs: Savage 2es, Eg-
an 259, Mover 1923, Holfus 4Uo
Parkinson 278.
F'UN-HUNGRY GIRLS. Him.
singer 444, Wilkes 291, Dow 25e
Hord 1868, Ketterer 28O.
TRAILERS: Goodrich PAT
Sturm 301, Tosh 1926, Schairer 2e3
Johnson 29I.
TRAILERITES: Maloney 3o3
sleoen 3O9, Henifen 378, Grant 2e9.
Perry 2S5.
SEMI-TRAILERS: Richardson
aoo' Moore 300, Bjornson 27e,
Lancaster 273, Kanzler 371.
SPARES: Taylor 321, Peltzer
332. 0' Oo"ns
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
H.H. Pioneers Seek
Equipment, Hydrants

First problem of the newly re-
organized Hungry Horse Pioneers
is an effective volunteer fire de-
partment.
The towns water systems have
pressures up to 80 pounds, and
now discussion in the matter of To-
eating convenient hydrant, and
purchase of equipment. Chairman
of the committee is Carl Andersen.
Making up the Pioneers are re-
sidents living along U. S. highway
No. 2 adjacent to the Hungry
Horse project. Club president IS
Lee Mott with Dick Rice, secre-
tary-treasurer Committeeman are
Don Nash, Bill Storm, Robert
Rookie, Robert Welch, Carl Ander-
sen, Mel Alexander, Len Eriksen
and Lee Walker.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Airline Stop Near;
Big Plane Lands

BY June :, the Flathead is slatet
for Gne eastbound and one west
bound Northwest Airlines daily
flight. Next stop west appears tC
be Spokane, and east, Great Falls
Dudley Cox, chief pilot for North.
VESTS western region out Of se-
attic landed a C-54 at the Flat
head county port Wednesday after
noon. This 55 passenger, seemingly
the size of railroad coach, four
motored giant of a plane was cas-
lily accommodated on the Flat
heads two 1850 and one 4,725-
foot long hard-surfaced runways.
Cox said. It is believed to be the
largest plane ever 70 land IN the
Flathead.
Wednesday was a. beautiful day
for flying. Weather observer Ray
Hall at Kaiispell termed visibil-
ity perfect He could see McDon-
aid peak in the Missions 81 miles
south. The Swan range with &C.
IumDla mountain looked ike a
picture postcard in color
p The Northwest plane tested the
new radio range approaches to
the field. The Var-omni direction-
al range started experimental op-
erations Tuesday. CAA installation {
engineer is c. B. Alexander. {
With Pilot Cox was Earl Hale.
check pilot, and Wilbur Reynolds, !
chief link operator. Their time I
from Seattle something over two
hours. v
No date has been set yet for il
when the weather bureau office a
low in the Kalispell post office f
will be transferred to the Il
Import. It should be this spring il
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

major operation last week. SIZE
expects to be home in three weeks
Don't forget the pie social and
square dance at the school house
Friday evening.
Robert Fehlberg with three
friends from Montana State col
lege at Bozeman spent several days
vacation at Bob's home here.
Al Simpson has gone to worl. in
the recreation hall at Hungry
Horse under Virgil Lane.
Mrs. Fred Novak, with her son,
oscar, and wife, visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. R. ]. Sundberg and fam
lily in Missoula. Oscar just grad
uated from the state college at
Bozeman as an engineer.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
School Board Has
Three Meeting Slate

District G school board mem
bers will hold a special meeting
Monday evening to comply witt
requirements Of the new teacher
tenure law which has an April
deadline for offering part of the
teacher contracts.
Information is that Supt. Clar-
ence Lee; Dulane Fulton, high
school principal; Ralph Magnuson,
Columbia Falls grade school prin-
cipal, and most of the district s
teachers will be returning.
April 5, the board will hold it's
regular meeting; canvass votes Of
the April board election, and
take action on approving emer-
gency shortages of $3.50 for high
school and $1,450 for grade school
transportation occasioned by more
school bus use this year.
On April 8 the board will meet
with GSM officials, representa-
tives of the Hungry Horse project,
Miss Mary Condor, state super
intendent and Miss Lulu Barnard,
county superintendent, along with
district superintendent, Clarence
Lee, on general enrolment prob
lens.
No idea of the contemplated
school levies for the coming year
are available. The April 4 and 5
school officials meeting in Helena
will result in information as to
how much more the state will con-
tribute as a result Of recent legis-
alton.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Scouts SC Reorganizs
Want More Memhpr

More scouts are wanted !,
iumbia Falls newly reorg,
boy scout troop that meet, Il
Wednesday at 7::3O p. M |,
grade school gym.
Scoutmaster of the vFW.,
sored troop is Bob Jordan
Eagle scout in the old toun /
who before marine CORPS %,
and again in 1916 served as !
master.
Members of the troop cod
tee are Matt Mateka, Buzzie
yes and Clarence Clapper IfJ
12, come on and join.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
|8 Bid for Project
Soil Pipe Contract

Eighteen bids were received d
the Hungry Horse project openin!
Thursday for purchase of abou
two freight carloads of soil pip
and fittings, five schedules. Mon
tana bids received were from ka
lispell Lumber, Kalispell Mercan
tile, Crane Company, Great Fall:
and Eaton Metal Products com
pany, Billings. Two were from
Spokane, Marshall-Wellsa and Con
solidated Supply company. Freight
oifferentials will determine the
winner of this about $4,000 con-
tract. The award will be announ-
ced later.
A Monday bid opening result
ed in Glacier-Coram Lumber COM
pany, Martin City, being low at
So, ,220 for $4,000 board feet of sur
faced lumber; second low was Car
roll Mill company, Inc, Sedro-
Woolley, Wash. at S3,250 with 9TH
er bids submitted by O'Neil Lum-
ber and Forest Products, both of
Martin City Lumber, and
Amalgamated Lumber company,
Chicago.
Fourteen bids were received a
week ago today for the five cleo
trio hot water heaters. Palmer
Supply company, Seattle, Monday
was determined as low bidder.
They asked $187.7O for the three
30 gallon tanks, and S173.6O for
two SO gallon units.
Next Thursday bids will be op-
ened for purchase of $4,000 feet of
asebstos cement conduit and fit
ings; April for purchase of
1000 feet of perforated copper
ground straps; April 6 for buying
so gallons of paint; April 8 for
A latch plates and about 5000
machine bolts; April II for fur
fishing electrical fittings, and
here's another April bid opening,
lay not yet set, for purchase of
looring, doors, window sash, roof
1g and exterior plyWood.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
More About Jobs
Continued from page II

mer employees get the first chance
The job situation in Glacier ma
tional park is sixlilar. Former EN-
ployes are now being hired bach
en- road crews, and this depart
ment will eventually have 80 to II
Blister rust control this summe2
will have a force of about % down
from previous peak of 90 and
there'll be 27 fire guards and look
outs, and 40 on trail crews. AT pre-
sent "a of last years 25 temporary
rangers have indicated they are
returning, and there are also ten
temporary ranger naturalists. Min
imum age is 18, and veterans are
given preference.
Employment in the hotels within
the park is handled by the Glacier
Park Hotel company, st. Paul,
and after mid-May, Glacier Park
station.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Here 1t Is, Allan

Inc eight-year-old rescue story
ou' OF Flatheads middle fork as
USED USED last week in the Hungry
Use Use News wasn't quite right.
urown folks tell different versions
o1,. VI ene same situation; eight year
oius nave a tougher time. Essen
.aai DETAILS of the story as printed
%e,e correct, but Allan Bussev
nI nau mold of a stick with Richie
o.elson; out of the deep water
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
GSM Breeze

Mrs. Les Gardner was electe
president of the newly organize
GSM ladies' club Tuesday evening
Mrs. John Mattson was named vic
president; Airs. Fred Brees, sec
retary; Mrs. Harold Kanzler, treas
urer, and Mrs. James Goodrich
reporter.
Presiding at this first meeting
was Mrs. Emma Ladenburg ot
Columbia Falls, who was intro
duced by Mrs. G. w. Wood.
Next meeting of this "civic.
minded organization is scheduled
for Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the GSM
mess hall. Bylaws for the club
its rules and purpose, will be dis
cussed.
Word has been received from
Mesdames Brees, Gavert, and Sa-
wage, from Seattle that they ira
veled in a snow storm to Moses
Lake but the pass was dry. Rain
in Seattle but new grass growing
all around. They met Mrs. Jack
Taylor in Plains en- route to Hun
cry Horse to pick UP her trailer.
Mrs. Harold Dumay was guest
of honor at surprise birthday
party at the home of Mrs. Marvin
Russell. A pot-luck lunch was serv,
ed and the afternoon was spent
playing cards. Among guests pre-
sent were Mesdames Oliver Dumay
Marvin Doepener, Ray Waden,
Ray Wilkes, VIM. Mahoney.
Ralph Toss arrived Thursday
to, visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Tosh.
Chuck Wheeler Of Salt Lake City
was business visitor at Hungry
Horse recently.
Among newcomers are Mr.. and |
Mrs. Clarence Russell, and daugh-
ter. Formerly from Ross dam.
IA large crowd enjoyed the
SQUARE dance held in the West
wing of the mess hall friday.
Dinner guests at the home ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matter included
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tosh, and Mr..
aqd Mrs. John Schairer.
Jimmy Dow, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
james F. Dow is home for spring
VACATION from the University of i
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Falls Cub Scouts Slate
Annual Meeting Monday

Monthly meeting of Columbia
Falls cub scout pack will be held
in the grade school gym Monday
at 8 p. m.
Parents and friends are invited.
Packmaster is Harold Tichenor
assisted by Rev. Harry Baker, who
is to succeed Mr.. Tichenor as
packmaster.
Den mothers are Mrs. William
Knapton, Mrs. Erwin Downen and
Mrs. Fay Loveall with the pack
committee, Ben Finstead, Clauo.
Christensen and Erwin Downen.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Seek COram Messenger

Bids for mail messenger in Co.
ram will be received until April
by the postmaster, Mrs. Arvilla
Reed.
Nick Uhrhammer, who has been
the messenger since last May L,
has resigned effective May 1. He
mas sold his home and plans to
move to Salem, Oregon.
Verne Bush was the mail mess
enger for IL months before Mr..
Uhrhammer had the position, and
for the % years before that from
the time the post office was es-
tabllshed Mr.. and Mrs. Cross,
thwaite served as messengers.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Cancer Drive s.
For Friday Start

Annual spring fund driv
fight cancer gets underway
Flathead Friday.
In charge of the drive in the
ious communities are Mrs
Hill, Columbia Falls; HUI
Horse, the new GSM club,
Jim Steffes, and Palmer La
for the bureau; Martin CITY,
Vern Greene; Coram, the b
Demonstration club; BeltOn
Ed Swetnam; Apgar, Mrs
old Kee; headquarters, Mrs
Stevens; Essex, Francis JunaI
Chairman for the county IS
Paul Gannaway, Kalispell
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
FRIDAY, March p !,
School Hot MI
Feeding us stvi,'l

Now in its third
lunches in Columbia pys ysa' !
feeding between 275 aaa salls )! q
re rem 1t:"a each noon. It's litt'a aft 800 . 1
Children pay 20 o...
teaea teaeral a,o government '1'I ! ~ y
on Friday include milk nat a. \
eanl1as eanment-donated fruit in'a h'''
We6eassa,t! vee6ea, and their share ja;s' !, !
pot potatoes and gravy, vas n.at.a nsat
ter ter sandwiches, n, plum m peanut ssl
mllk. m Thursday it Was 'sa'. sss.
es' macaroni, vegetab1s nSs sal saai3
'u COOKIES, and ts.'
BY the end of Fab, sb,
rict 6 superintendent aplu luaIy y,
Lee reported the feds,., "a
ment had contributed Nsial % a,s g
this school years l,,nSs9I ro'Ssai
the children s5,147.4O, l,ss p''s,
are mostly local, and arr J
1 eraoly augmented by fedss1 ed
plus items such as 4'soN lrssa na'a
potatoes, 12o gallons of f'a =
oU outter, 500 pounds of drjsi
~ cases of raisins and sOo :,
of cheddar cheese. Febr,s,g
purchases totaled 1886 'rsr! ssF
In charge of the lunch,
is Mrs. Emma Anr,s l's
sisted by Mrs. Hazel Blo0i
Julia Hoerner, and Nrs
oallier, along with student
lnts, Eva Fills, Donald J
Margaret Hoerner snd
0allier. D
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
More Falls Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maluna
Glasgow, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hill several days this week
Those visiting at the Cecil Nc
EIwaln home Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Malunat, Mary
Jean Hill, Nashua; and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Hill, Columbia Falls
Dick Giroux, Curtis Mcvov
Glasgow, and Mrs. keenan, visit
ed Dicks mother, Mrs. ]. M. Cir
oux several days last week. re-
turning to Bozeman Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Base 1e-
turned home Friday from q. three
weeks trip. Mrs. Bose's mother
MRS. Margaret Kennedy, accom-
panied them to Sacramento, whera
she Is now visiting another daues1-
ter Mrs. E. J. Prenderast. While
gone the Boses visited Mrs Sidno,,
Talley and Mrs. Leslie Robinson
Pocatello, who are former Col,,n,.
bla Falls residents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greene enter-
talned the Doublers club Tues
aay evening. She used an Easter
.neme: Bridge was played with
WIS. George Watt, high, and Mrs.
}. j Mitschke, low.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McElwain
spent last week visiting daugh-
er and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
talph Barnaby, Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill visited
helr son and family in Butte
asst week.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Interest Lessons Over
Project Timber Sale

Only limited Flathead valley in
terest is apparently now being
shown in April sale of 70,080,
900 board feet of standing tim
ber in ten different schedules al
the Hungry Horse project. This
is reservoir area timber with a
requirement that part of it be
removed this year.
The April II bid opening for 1877
miles of the Spotted Bear forest
service road relocation out of the
reservoir area actually had four
contractors viewing the location
before it become snow-covered last
fall. They were F. R. Hewett COM
pany, Spokane, who will return
this spring to complete the last
half of their S632,44s contract to
relocate the preceding ID miles of
the road; Peter Kiewit, Omaha;
S. Birch and Sons and McLaugh-
lin, Inc, both Montana contrac-
tors.
A Hungry Horse project infor-
nation release early Thursday
ellis that the bureau of reclama-
ion sometime this spring will
,all for bids on freight and pass
niger elevators, draft tube bulk
lead gates and the spillway ring
ate for Hungry Horse. The ring
ate at the inlet of the r,glory hole"
ype Of spillway will control the
svel of the 34-mile long Hungry
[orse reservoir. Il
The three elevators will pro-
ide access to various floor levels
| the powerhouse, and there will
lso be a call for bulkhead gates,
.ames and guides, turbine draft >,
lbes and the outlet works in add .
ion to a 71a ton draft tube gate
DIST. Z
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
',PTA States School
Health, Safety Talks

Columbia Falls April PTA
meeting will concern various phas-
es of school health and safety.
On the program will be Morris
Blake, state highway patrolman;
Vern Brandes, Columbia Falls po-
lice chief; Bud Darling, fire chief;
Ralph Magnuson, grade school
principal; Gordon Green, local bus
nessman and DR.. J. ]. Mitschke,
town health officer. Also attending
will be Mrs. Norris Blake, district
PTA head.
President of the local PTA is
Mrs. Norman Stringfellow.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Washington.

Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Glover lef
for Tacoma upon receiving news
of the death of Mrs. Glover's bro.
ther.
Don Gardner arrived home Mon.
day from Seattle, where he has
been attending the University.
Fred Brees received a painful
injury and narrowly escaped los
ing his left eye, when struck on
the cheek by a piece of flying
rock.
Ken Parkinson was also on the
| injured list due to a fall on the
ice, dislocating his shoulder.
Night school was conducted in
the west wing of the mess hall
for GSM shop employees. An in
structor from Euclid Manufacture
ing company gave detailed inform
alton on repair and maintenance
of Euclid equipment.
Miss Jae Mayfield, office nurse
for DR.. w. F. Bennett, has return
ed from vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robertson,
Mrs. Ray O'Donnell, and son from
Manhatten, were guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
PeltZer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bundy and
left for their home, due
to a death in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Egan from
Waller, were weekend guests at the
Jim Eagen home.
Teenagers bowled Saturday.
Scorekeepers included Mrs. Ed
Sizer, Mrs. James Goodrich, and
Mr.. Nichols.
A st. Patrick's day party for
he tiny tots was given by Mrs.
Lutte" Luther for her daughter,
doyer, Kay Dee Parkinson, Ben
amin Fletcher, Eugene Moga,
Marietta, and her friends, Claudia
darvin Doepner, Jr., Dennis Ing ]
r
Mrs. Ted Harris entertained II [
riends at st. Patrick's Day pin /
chile party. Mrs. Les Gardner won /
Ugh prize. Mrs. Mel Hord won
90 pinochle. Mrs. McEwing won E
wv. A dessert luncheon was SER T
ed.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave s
[enderson's wedding anniversary F
dinner was served to the fol-
wing at the home of Mr.. and s
[rs. Ted Harris: Mr.. and Mrs. ]
ames Dow, Jimmy Dow, Mr.. and
RS. Tom Starr and Johnny Hen S
erson. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Hord had a
lrprise dinner party in honor of 8
eir daughter, Robynn's birthday. l.
lso celebrating his birthday was
lddy Anderson, Dolores Ander- q
n, Carol Meyer, John Hender- 8:
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Win Inter-Mural Game

Winner in the inter-mural bas-
ketball tournament at Columbia
Falls grade school was the S-B
team. The 7-B team was second
in the round robin, which ended
Wednesday.
Players on the winning squad
were Red Warnock, Leslie Grigg.
Roger Blades, Dick Baril, and Wtl-
lis Loveall, with Dennis Benzien.
substitute. Gene Moree was man.
ager.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
COra1n Items

Officer Blake was at the schoo
Friday afternoon for a talk with
the safety patrol. The boys get {
lot of enjoyment as well as in.
struction from her visits.
Gerald Peterson has been out OF
school three weeks with a sprain,
ed ankle. He returned to his class
es Monday.
Mrs: Jack Forsythe fell on her
doorstep last week breaking her
ankle. 1t will be several weeks be-
Iore she can get around as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holland
were callers at the Jack Forsythe
store Wednesday of last week. Tho
Hollands have wood WORKING
shop in the Sunrift district where
they make Yarns of the West
IN Wood Cnts," which especially
typllfy Glacier park and the HIM
cry Horse Dam area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Saurey of
columbia Falls called on the .Jack
For sythes Sunday.
callers at the Humphrey horne
Sunoay were Mr.. and Mrs R,,d
McCahan and family of Ka.;sn4u
ano Johnny Jolson of Wlutefisb
Ladies Aid was held THURSDAY
ate einoon at the Christoff home
'eport on the Presbyterian o1eet-
ng which she attended recentlv
me next meeting will be April .
lt the Lane Donaho home. /
Red Cross workers wero bns,,
a our community last week. Fortv
lollars was realized.
We are sorry to lose the Martin
lily pupils and teachers from ON, 7
ommunity. We enjoyed them verv 8
luch. =
a robin or two fitted around
n Monday our first day of spring S
nd the sun is doing its part. Road +
1ts are running streams of wat h
:. We hope the snow will req \
ze 1t has overstayed its welcome
1d the three feet of it's solid v
hlteness will disappear from our
lck yard. G.
mrs vi Stone is in the hospital A.
spokane where she underwent v.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Honor Mrs. John StoI

Honor guest at Sunday ID
dinner was Mrs. John Slon''
casion being her birthday
versary. Present at the freu
Inns home for the occasion Wei'
and Mrs. Roger JohnSruu u.
daughter, Sandra, Hungry ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Greenianu.
family, Mr.. and Mrs oal. =
Stone and family of wpi'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Halrss
family. Mrs. Collins is MIS- '|,
daughter. Mrs. Stone receH'D
ny lovely gifts.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Name Election Judg

Ward one judges are Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. ]. M. Giroln
Mrs. M. c. Thoroman with
Il. A. Schoenberg, clerk. p
place is VF'W club
Mrs. F. P. Fleming is cleA
ward two with Mrs. Mary ca
Mrs. A. N. Smith, and Mrs
Green, judges. The fire hall
be the polling place.
Residents will vote at the
of Mrs. Carrie Rohel, judg|
ward three. Other judges anl
Ira Ross and Mrs. Ed Becker |
Mrs. Frances Robinson, cet4
Polls will be open from 1
until 6 p. m.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Salt for Game

Sailing this spring in the
head national forest will tOIa
900 pounds. The salt will De
chased by the state with 10
pounds being distributed 0y
plane in the high country
5000 pounds by forest service !
strings.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Coach Ralph Bergstrom, Bob
Hessler and Tom Peck are leaving
today for c!ae state basketball class
B tournament in Deer Lodge.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Stanley Huso and Bethel Jensen
of Mackay, Idaho were married
by Judge Chuck Hetzer Tuesday
evening. The couple will make
their home in Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Mrs. E. w. McNinch, Dillon, vi
slted her son-in-law, and daugh-
tc. this week, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Steffes.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

We'Ue not get counted the cards
as to Lake McoDorsald picture pre-
ference. Postcards aoiU be mailed
neTt week.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
More Want Ads

UNDERWOOD, No. 3 lyP'n,
for sale with IL lnch r., r
recently overhauled and III ~
shape. S45. Dudley Greene
FOR SALE - 194o oiu. -.
5 passenger coupe iau All
conditioner, hydra-matlo ,o.t
1916 Mercury 2-door raol0' asn n
Both low mileage. CARS M dsr,
seen at the w. B. Moore re''' !,
Martin city.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

LOST: Leather jacket
Moon. Ray Gendreau'
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-20
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

A selection of recitations, songs and Christmas film, When the Littlest C a m Knelt," a Cathedral Film, will be on the program which will be presented Thursday evening, December 9, at 7:3O pm. Each child present will receive a treat.
 A large group gathered at the home of Rev. Malcoms last week for a Christmas party which was great success. Games were played and carols sung. The refreshments consist ed of sandwiches, cake, cookies, fruit jello, coffee and punch. The party concluded with an exchange of gifts. The party was given by the losing team in the Sunday School contest.