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Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
KeIIy's a Good Name
For First Island In
Hungry Horse Lake

First island that becomes es-
tablished in the 34-mile long Hun
cry Horse reservoir appears slated
for the name of Kelly island after
H. ]. Kelly, veteran Montana pub
Usher, who first championed the
idea of Hungry Horse dam.
Local sentiment is to name some
thing after the veteran editor,
who retired in 1914 after SO years
as newspaperman. If not the
$4,000 acre lake, at least an island
is a frequent comment.
Possible location of Kelly island
is now a high hill near the juno
ton of the Flathead rivers south
fork with it's tributary, Riverside
creek about ~ miles above the
damsite.
A more accurate typographical
survey will be possible after tim
Der is cleared from the reservoir
area. The bureau of reclamation
IS now making plans for more
accurate survey that should begin
his fall and continue next year.
This will definitely establish To-
,ation and size of islands that will
stand out as the 52O-foot high,
lam, backs snow waters toward
the continental divide.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Andy Lawrence's Suit
Against the Town
Raising Local Dander

Heading for a court hearing IS
the suit of Andy Lawrence, Waite
fish. agains. the town of CClim-
bia Falls.
Lawrence purchased two 25-foot
foot lots on Columbia Falls main
street, January 2, 1947. He paid
owners. the Masonic lodge, 81, 100
for them. On the rear of the lots
is the old town hall, built in 1872
13 for the most part by donated
labor and materials.
The Masonic lodge did not fig
ure they owned the building, and
the sale was advertised in this
navsnaper for sealed bids on two
lots Lawrence outbid the town by
$500 Columbia Falls wanted the
location for it's new town hall.
Last Friday constable served
an eviction notice for Lawrence,
hit the town OFFICES and fire de-
nartment were already moving
into the new hall.
Meanwhile the town council hao
odvertised the old building for
cole and received bid of S4oo.
This money would be used TO
complete the new hall.
The quarrel includes Lawrence
wanting to charge building rent
and the town willing to pay lou
rent The town had paid S9o as
LOT rent, but stopped when 1t was
to building rent.
It is thought that a suitable Jury
would be old-timers of COLUMBIA
Falls who 81 years ago donated
labor and material to build the nall
Lawrence says he owns.
Lawrence apparently wanted the
ease heard before Judge Stacey
r. should be heard here. 1t would De
interesting MP
has to say. ,. ~,
4 Fa1ls motion to dismiss 'he
case ,oiu be heard at 10 a. m. MOI
dnu before Judge Stacey.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Spotted Bear RoadOpeninqSet

At least three or four bids are
indicated for the Tuesday 10 a.
m. opening on the Spotted Bear
forest service 1877 mile road re-
location out of the Hungry Horse
reservoir area.
KGEZ aoHI broadcast results of
the opening at noon Tuesday.
1t is expected tht F. R HeWett
Co., Spokane, will be among the
bidders. Hewett has a IA mile con-
tract for tie first section of the
Spotted Bear road relocation be-
tween Emery and Riverside creeks.
This $632,44S contract was haE
completed last fall before snow
caused shutdown.
Quantities and working condi-
lions are similar in the 1877 Riv-
erside creek to Elk park section
up for bid opening Tuesday.
In addition to Hewett, seven
other concerns have shown in.
terest in the contract. They include
S. Birch and Sons and McLaugn-
lin, Inc, both of Great Falls; Leach
Brothers, Billings; Barnard and
Curtiss Co., Minneapolis; Aslett
Construction Co., Twin Falls, Ida
no; Harold Eli and Russell Oliver,
Colburn, Idaho, and Peter Kie-
witt, Omaha.
With the ID mile and 1877 mile
section of this road to Spotted
Bear ranger station under con-
tract by the bureau of reclama-
Ion, the Flathead national forest
will arrange for relocating IL to
IA miles between Elk park and
over Twin creek, head of the
'4-nlile long reservoir. The forest
service will start surveying their
section in May with Herbert Nor
gard, civil engineer, and a crew
If 10. Civil engineer for Flathead
rational forest working with Nor>
gard will be R. H. Windbigler.
Hewett employment last sum-
ner was between 60 and 70. They
expect to resume operations in
Nay.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
CB&I Awaits
Penstock Steel

Steel is on its way from Salt
Lake City for Chicago Bridge and
Iron Co. who have the $699,2OO
contract to fabricate four pen
stocks for Hungry Horse dam.
Varying in thickness from 9/l6
to 21/16 inches, the plate will be
shaped and welded into eventual
46O-foot long pipes varying from
II foot 9 inches to Is foot inches
in diameter.
These pipes will carry water
from $50 feet above the base of
the 520-foot high dam down into
the powerhouse and turbines.
Superintendent of the Chicago
Bridge and Iron, now being COM
pleted shop at Hungry Horse, is
Jason WEIGH. The staff of 20
also includes Ted Thorp, foreman;
Russ Coryll, macn1ne weld oper-
ator; c. A. Blackburn and Buck
Collier, electricians, and Rex Vim
cent, x-ray technician, all longitud-
inal YIELDS will be x-rayed.
The crew is not expected to ex-
coed 80, and the pipes will be COM
pleted into 20-foot sections, and
stored until ready for placement
in the rising dam.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Grange to Sponsor
Benefit Program

To help prepare the slide at
Columbia Falls new youth center
members of Bad Rock grange are
sponsoring an amateur hour con-
test at the Columbia Falls grade
school auditorium, Saturday, April
80.
Children's and adult contests VIII
be judged separately.
The grange is asking classrooms
in the area to prepare skits, stunts
songs or dance for the show.
On the arrangements committee
are Joe Rayola, Jim Peters, Mrs
Grace Hall and Albert Lewis
grange master.
First brush clearing and cleanup
of the new town park is to be done
by the grange. They've also asked
for businessmen and students TO
give them a hand.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
~ Marks Hill. Bid
|n|n9 Anniversary

I marked the first ami
u the Hungry Horse da1r
!, contract bid opening. Low
April 7, 1948 OPENING
,seneral-shea-Morrison, a
s of IL companies,
llgure was S43, 4a1, 900.
[s sSauon' building the con.
4 y campsite, the spillway
n ana various plant facilities
[1 MARKED this first year.
AM l'ooo,oOo cubic yards of
lri NV material has been NOV
4 u the past 70 months by
Ess " make way for concrete
a. At the damsite, access
(cs uua ether excavations.
h "a at the damsite itself
|cpbiO pieted with about 45O,-
facin.;y YARDS more to go.
b sas GSM activity for this
(Soo lu Summer will be ex-
kainoa nd building of gravel
rs r. and concrete mixing
sa+ 4 ~ placing and &C.
this vi y, the dam itself may
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Reservoir Looms As
Tie, Lumber Source

Fir and larch for ties and pine
and spluce for lumber will be the
story of about 100000 board
feet of Hungry Horse reservoir
timber by Flathead Timber Prod
ucts, Inc.
The company representing five
local firms bid the minimum ac-
ceptable price of $275y560 for
six of the ten schedules at the
Tuesday opening. Final award
awaits review by the bureau of
reclamation regional office, Boise.
Making up Flathead Timber
Products, Inc. are Stoltze Laid
and Lumber comany and Plurn
Creek Lumber company, both of
Columbia Falls, and Kalispell
Lumber comhany, Al Johnson and
Manions, all of Kalispell.
Only bidder on schedule 1, con-
sisting of of 100000 board feet
of standing timber on Hungry
Horse and Emery creeks was
the FIX and L Lumber company,
Martin City. Their price was $12,-
349.80, or 26 over the minimum
acceptable figure set by the bu-
reau.
Flathead Timber Products So
100000 board feet choice includes
an estimated 1O,39O,OOO board feet
of pine; 12,12O,000 of spruce and
81, $4,000 Of larch and fir, while
FIX and LIS schedule of 3,230,000
shows 100000 board feet of pine
100000 OF spruce and 1,780,000
of larch and fir.
Depending on final bureau a.
ward reservoir timber activity |
will be underway in May on these
sales. Johnson has a contract with
the Great Northern railway to
supply ties. Mills will be set up
and the plan is to ship between
5000 and 5000 ties a day from
Coram. A rail spur would be con-
structed.
Pine and spruce will likely be
aiken from the reservoir to the
Stoltze, Plum Creek and Kalis~
bell Lumber company mills. Man.
ons have considerable equipment
and are equipment
;uppliers.
All timber below elevation B.
so must be removed within 300
:alendar days, and the remainder
within 600 calendar days. 1t is
damned that the reservoir by the
;pring of 1852 will store 1,000,- !
100 acre feet of water. Clearing
ontracts to follow the logging
operations will be called by the
bureau.
There is local pride and salts ,
action in Flathead mills bidding,
n these major timber contracts.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08

ahead oAeaas constructor" OF this 05ot
bH freight
haul the
N
and TRACK
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Jimmie ConnoIe Takes
Chamber Presidency

Jimmie Connole today took over
duties as president of Col''rrola
Falls chamber of commerce Con.
MOLE has been vice president OF
the organization.
Lee Dickey resigned as pres
ident for personal reasons that M
clude i'll health and the need 10
snend more time in his realty AMI
insurance business.
Directors of the chamber are
Fl. H. Davall, E. ]. Marantette anu
+ J. Reese. Secretary is Melvin
p,,der and treasurer, George wait
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
)esS|owProgress
Hill. Damsite

truction progress at the
" Horse damsite was delay
hewhat this week by spring
caused slides.
ide Tuesday evening about
amaged a shovel and truck.
precautions are being TAX
ID so far no serious injuries
have resulted.
rever the slide conditions
{interfered with removal of
fferdam that blocked the riv-
Nv from the intake portal of
ll8O-foot long 36-foot in dia-
/ diversion tunnel.
of the rivers flow was
I've gone through the tun-
today, but has been delayed
next week because of the
There's considerable interest
@pleting the lower founda-
fction of the cofferdam across
yer before spring flood. Last
1.-THE river flow was 700 cubic
|per second; today it is
cubic feet, and last May %
F peak of the spring flood,
cubic feet. It drops slowly
P June and July, hence the
to get the main cofferdam
ftions in now at comparative
~ water.
concrete for the galloway
+ north sioe OF the damsite
peen poured except for the
|'VO ton CONFERENCE.-The. The
screen plant foundation is
constructed, and track is
laid for the south side of
amsite galloway. This win
y feet long, with $50 pound
% feet 6 inches apart. Gable
on this side will include a
0t high unit.
payment at the Hungry
project is increasing slowly
ne figure now over 900, and
SSkly payroll about $4,000.
as for GSM the prime con-
o are $50 men. There is To-
| Sern over the flow of people
ne area looking for jobs.
70 county has abut 2,0n0
w OF work. Local residents
ing placed first.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
Union Men Coming

Information from local union
officials is that representatives OF
the International unions are ex-
pected here late in April
The labor leaders will confer
with Hungry Horse contractors,
and local union men over problems
that have come up.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08
r. ]. Newell Coming

Expected TO arrive at the Hum
cry Horse project next Tuesday or
Wednesday will be R ]. Newell.
regional director of the bureau Of
reclamation, Boise.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-08

To help boost the newly-organ-
lied Hungry Horse scout tio ~. -
members of the troop commlttee
Wednesday evening met at tae
Knotty Pine Inn for oiseoSSi0N
meeting.
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HElp poMEsTIc
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SITUATIONS WoAfk

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nlaoais-kgF1 woman wolbe ESs Psst3-
ton With midek-Assa csNRas kE
3.aSTA -
ILEVAToK OPERATOR. D c lsosns.,
dTsss shop, hS,el msaa er hsesswosk.
the eoek1AE' Rein tx seAi
GIRL eo3oEed hi&h school kTs1sAte
sces 81 iypsrs aessfss Jah ~ erses
OF sssek Eirl N ereSs sheR NO asss
NURSE. With tfSinths some kns~l-
edst Of typIns snApIsh' EnEi1kh ~
sifts position N nassistsE sr.es
Cal Hudson 7AsA g.
NURSE white, ssttifa sReeissnt Frt
sre5ees, health care, desires saFs
child ever yFs i've in TX ssaSs
NrRst, practical eala.ea ~ork 81
any Kind asy and nsxhi tkstf asS
ref Phone 81 gtou
PRACTICAL NURSE. AFsllahis al sRr
time high Sshoel education No.
iionAl Institute srad RE sSbe -
RESIDENT MANAGER. expef aaa ca
sellcnt references. District Ct aus
urban Phent Sllga 7tss lie
srENOGMAFHEk--lf yea are In nsse
Of competent sienosraphsf OF
typtst for vacation fepiaeemsn2 al
10 take care Of yeuf eseFfsex, cat
MISS BARRETT. DE- seas -
TYING 70 be eegs 81 hons cave.
lopes, nanaseriptst etc. VIII paei
TYING AND CLINICAL WORK 81
eurats IA, aib7
PART-TIME TYING ana elsrieal
work wanted at hofnt. rapid and
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PERSONAL

soas CAMP s.,, .s' 90 s;is; Ial,. sne
Eo 5ss sRe b 'p eAap ''f Bon n'e es9x
olney Nd. Ashton :4al
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school subjects. Call co. halo
wAvERLY cosvAIEscrNT HONS
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nssr Bethesda on Rockville PIKE
rowN AN AND COUNTRY summer "a,
s ssroS.A ' sasa. 90 IA oSn. ten
a4ol OeorsiA ave, sH. 1874
ELDERLY MAN. eaeetisnt Gonzales.
cent health. needs . home. 0iss Do
PIANO TUNING. 50; all repair. free
estimate. VICTOR GEORGE. co
y IA eiy' IN on missing ss s's aom.-...
hour aur.,ns care -, L'e. s,.ss b
LEA ESGsI. pREssMAKrR 'form.ri,
% 9Th ave, N. ". claims nothin,
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70 measure rsstyfins, alter. tons
Studio centrally located midtown
VACATION on 4 FAkM-Adai,s
swim ming, ridins. tennA. etc. "
min. from p G! weekly rates, ~
and up. Make reservations noe
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL eoiored. 70 DO ghw good
refs. EtAy one or txe nights O week
SUNDAY Of; plain cooEIns, Tsle
Dl 4n56
GIRL, eoioTed. wants DAYS work fui
time CT part time. hive cut Elk
o0Si
HAND LAUNDREss wants work 70 Dc
at home, family wash. experienced
reliable. NO slsa -
WOMAN. eoiore6, wants eve work
domestic } TO m. OF 4 to p m
Refs DE ".ss.
YOUNG MOTHER. white. snn a ds,
slres housekeeping IN meihst iski
home: must have references Bci
72-R Star -
RELIARiE WOMAN, colored wishs,
soTk TUESDAY and Friday oisanlnE
will do personal laundry RE 42ad
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MOTOR rRAvu

LEAVING ron ATLANTA. Ga. Jun.
18th: can take 3 ladies'. SHARE ca
pense; new studebaksT. refs. exeh
OR, 0lpa -
TAKE 1 OR .. TO or toward Chieaso
help drive about June - nee
Chevrolet; refsrrnet. WI. t14t. -
MAN AND WYE driving to Los
Anseles via Yeiiowstupe Park. luns
is. win take another couple; shsr re
expense and driving. CAL silver
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SITUATIONS MEh

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ness men es psrt-tsrne eaxts~ Caa
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stcn: also has hsekkreun6 N Gee
aCCr.-oSficE MASaGER asa ~,
Is yrs varse1 expxTsesefs tut
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tai returns. On tos7. "
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REoAL CLEANERS eI= n o. ,~-
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room kitchen this - q perEshsn.
SOC with ecoe pay ARD neail- ON
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salary liheFai vacation With pay
Pleasant warkinE ecnduicns LIVE
Ia. References reeutFee- Ma. -sTl
YOUNG LADY for general eraes xerk
40 hour, S-eAy week Nrtts- STATING
qualifications experience education
and ass, Reply Bo1 SIN. siAs
YOUNG LADY fer general one. ~ork
Northwest location. pleasant Sofk-
week salary open Phone MR.
WERTH. NO. $3.50 q
Young LADY, opportunity In sxeia,
size dress Shop for one interested IL
= career in ladies apparel. JOAN
RosERTs, Cenn, Al 1 -?
AoNNu IL ~ ERi
interesting position IN AUTOMOBILE.
finance company knoWiedgs O,
typsng and accuracy with nsures re-
CURED: perm. position, excellent CD
poFtunity for advancement slr-een-
ditioned cfhee See M Stuart
MOTOR CREDIT co. S:s X st, a.
IL 3-plin
YOUNG LADIES, one as Eteno and on
as clerk typist. hiEh schoo! grad
exc rot nee. perm pos h-asy
37ta-hr. wk AMERICAN suRITl
co, $50 southern Bids. 18th ant
sTASIKY HOME PRODUCTS vii
train two refined ladies for srcag
demonstrating, car necessary Cal
MRS. LEATHERwoOD. Ma. s7eT.
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WANTED-Expsriene housskeeper
for Catholic reetory. In city, Boz
18Th, Star -
OPPORTUNITY for lady who u .t-
cellent with figures TO learn book
keeping for established arm, S-day
week; tipping essential references
Apply End door. l7s2 Eye st M
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RUG SALESMAN

EXP. nee. Commission basis. Excel
opportunity for advancement. 20%
discount on purchases. Free hos.
pitalization and other employees
benefits. Apply personnel once. Str
A.. GOLDENBERG'S eth and X
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Monograph Operator

Also some addressograph experience
lions, 20Pa discount on purchases,
5-day wk.: excellent opportunity for
Advancement; free disqualification
and other employe dement's. Apply
PNSano!s emeS' OF. Stn poor: GoLo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-06
Collection Manager

In small loan company
operation; good salary. excellent op.
portunity for the right person. MR..
BROWN. 3407 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier,