Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Bon Writes

returned to Martin City aft
spending the weekend in Walla
and Kellogg, Ida.
Cal Kessinger and family "
tied friends at Plains and II
Springs Saturday and Sunday.
Arnold Hamaker has received
large shipment of lumber and
preparing to erect dwelling on
near Greene Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Thompsc
and Loren Stapley journeyed
Hot Springs Monday to Wis
friends at the Camp Aqua found;
tion site.
Last week witnessed the RI
turn of several Martin City pic
neers. C. F. Frederick, who ha
been trapping near Waller; M
and Mrs. J. J. Hill, who have bee
visiting their parental homes i
Buffalo and Sheridan, Wyo.; an
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Schuster, VIII
have been on two months tou
of Washington, Oregon, and Calf
Crnia.
Wanna Stocker was unable t,
attend school Monday because O.
a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Frederick
were Saturday evening callers al
the Fred Richmond home, Sub.
Unity Ridge.
Serving on the Martin City
school election board April 2
were: Mrs. Roy Meadows, Mrs.
Ross Luding, and Mrs. Andy
(Beth) Schuster. Mrs. Verne
Greene, who was to have served
In the same capacity, was detained
at home by sickness.
The many Martin City friends
of Robert A. McCrea Jr. will be
pleased in learning of his recent
marriage, in Poison, to Miss Doro-
thy Couture, of Arlee.
The young couple will make
their home on the old McCrea
ranch near Roman.
Robert will be long remembered
for his successful efforts in re-
viving the ancient Indian arts and
crafts while he was employed in
the office Of Indian Affairs, Wash.
ington, D. c.
Virgil Abbott, representing his
own company, Sun Puff Pop Corn
Co., Seattle division, installed one
of his machines in the Royal the
atre Monday. Mr.. Abbott is a
brother-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Kartheirser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Eckley of the
Eckley Electric shop, Roman, Wis
tied friends in this area over the |
weekend.
John Chillberg, Astoria, Ore,
was here last week to study the
employment situation in this re-
gion. We only hope he carried
back with him a correct appraised
Of labor conditions and prospects
so work men will not flock in here
before our own people obtain work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton IngrahaEl
Hungry Horse, entertained the
Ronan-Martin City pinochle club
Sunday night. Members to parti-
cipate were: Mrs. Bud Chef, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Chef, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hollingsworth, and Mrs. Bill Eek
ley of Roman.
Earl Hollingsworth and Mrs
Sands took high scores. Bud War,
ahd Mrs. Chris Chef held low.
Mrs. Ingraham served a de
licious lunch, and it being BUG
Che ifs birthday, there was g
beautiful cake In honor Of that
event. Bud Chef and Bill Eckle
arrived in time for the cake cut
ting and the eating thereof. {
The next meeting will be held
ut the Bud Wards, April "a.
Russell Smith and Anna Baker
entertained the Eldorado pinochle
club Saturday evening Those pre- t
sent were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Lindberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ball, /
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kartheiser, Mr.. {
and Mrs. Don Loveall, Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Douglas, Mrs. Butler, Carl
1indberg, Kenneth Loveall and Mr..
Of Cut Bank. High prize
vent to Floyd Lindberg and Mrs. t
Butler; low to Jim Douglas and
Violet Loveall. Floating prize to
drs. Nick Kartheiser. I
Mr.. Hanberg, Cut Bank, is Wis '
ling his daughter, Mrs. Don Love- !
ii.
Fred Bissell, who has been visit
ng his brother and sister in New '
York, and a son in Chicago, s;nce
asst November, recently returned
o his Martin City home. I
Mrs. Bozo Thomas, who has
'een a patient in st. Patrick hos |
'ital since October, was able to
eturn to Martin City Saturday.