Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-03
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Has Forecosters

Has Forecosters
: Our radio being out of order. W
nave listened to Mother Nature,
ever interesting broadcasts
At dusk the long drawn wall .
coyotes from hilltop as will
geese flew low uttering tbei
plaintive call. iei
No need of the weather r.,o..
telling of showers. The even snac
ed call OF the rain crow so,Inde,
from the timber, and all dav lon,
the gophers had shrilled thei
sharp note.
Inc hollow echoing sound mad,
as tne woodpecker drills for grub,
IS as accurate guage for storm,
as a barometer.
II summer comes some 1ove,,
morning, with plans for a nicn;1
and no dew on the grass talk
along raincoats, umbrellas rub-
oers, and then camp near shelter
you're sure to need it. You don't
believe it? 1 dare you.
Last week fishing for DANNY and
Stanley Perkins and Jimmy Wha1-
ey proved very rewarding
MRS. Mia johnson gave a dinner
FRIDAY evening honoring DANNY
Perkins birthday, which fell on
May while he was enroute from
washington, D. C. After dinner
the young people drove to Column
bla Falls for the grade school
graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Crossthwa;te
driving to Sheridan, Wyo., for a
visit with their son, Bob, and fam
lily.
Ray Dougherty leveled off the
schoolgrounds with his "cat'' last
week and also did some grading
for Frank Markovitz. The duplex
MIR. Markovitz is building will
soon be completed.
Mrs. Villa Gordon returned
Tuesday from Missoula where she
visited at the home of her SON.
Matt Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gordon and
Jackie spent several days in Mis-
soula where they attended the
graduation exercises of Mrs. Cor
don's sister. They also drove to
Anaconda to visit the Dennis Cor
dons.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Melius.
Superior, Wis, are the new own
ers of the Midget cafe, purchased
past week from the Frank Potters.
Hours are from am. till IL mid
night. A fountain will be installed
soon.
T. j. Corbett, Jr., and family
were in Coram from Saco where
Mr.. Corbett has been teaching.
They are living in Kalispell.
Charlotte Elliott is here from
Idaho spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Miller and
two children visited at the Archie
Brown home over the double holi-
day. Mr.. Miller is employed at the
hospital, Fort Harrison.
He is a son of Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. H. M. Forsythe spent sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Nelson, Poison.
Mr. and Mrs. Decker, Poison,
visited last week at the Lee Dec
ker home here.
Mrs. Rachel Curtis and daughter
with Mrs. Marlin Curtis
and family, Spokane, spent the
weekend in Coram.
Mrs. R. L. Sundling, Missoula;
Mrs. Marlin Curtis and Mrs. E.
M. Hutchinson, to us the "Novak
girls were together with their
mother and father over the week
end.
Mrs. Anna Willis, Standpoint, is
at the Wedge home. She
and Mrs. Wedge were schoolmates
when Mrs. Willis was Anna Opal
ka.
Home on leave from Navy boot
raining in San Diego is Ted Nc
kinIey, Jr.
Guests last week at the Jimmy
-hristoff home were Mrs. Chris
off's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vo-
ack.
In high school elections last
week Jackie Dougherty was chos-
IN as class representative for the
uniors. Don Lee was chosen presl-
lent for the sophomores. He also
letter in football.
A bus picnic to Avalanche creek
asst Thursday composed OF stu
tents who rode the Parker bus
O Columbia Falls was enjoyed by
III. including Parker.
are still hanging around
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