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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1949-06-20

Advertising is the servant of those who know how
to use it. The wise merchant is the man who put the
ad" in trade Every once in while man has the
rare good fortune to meet with good fortune Public
ity is dangerous habit; some people make fools of
themselves little bit of it. So far nobody has
devised way to develop business without somebody
putting in hard work.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1949-06-20
A JOB FOR EX.PRESIDENTS

Mr.. Herbert Hoover, former President thinks that it
might be we'll to permit Presidents upon retiring from
office, to become members of the Senate but without
the right to vote.
The suggestion follows long years of speculation to
how the nation make of the experience gained
by Chief Executive The exPresident would be in the
Senate, available to give information any subject
before that body and through it to the country at large
We see great objection to the Hoover proposal,
which would at least give ex-Presdents job with
salary The possibility exists that if divorced from
an idea of return to office the advice of the former
Chief Executive might be valuable.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
Elect Tom Collins

adequate backs
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
Mrs. Johnson's mother.
ChriSten Two Bows

David Eugene Heath was chris
tened Easter Sunday at the AS
sembly of God church. Sidney
Eugene Watne, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Watne was also christened
at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ouren are
the parents of baby girl, born
Easter morning at the Whitefish
hospital. She has not yet been
named.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Babcock for
merly from Martin City and lately
from Towner, N. Oak, visited a
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Barrett. They have now gone
to Havre to make their home.
George Livingston of Poison has
been working on his house to get
it finished, to move into
The South Fork grocery has
new concrete walkway and steps.
A barbecue was held at the
Marion McClurg home Easter Sum
day. Besides the McClurg family
there were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rude. Harry and Gerald
Paulsen, Emory Anderson and En-
est Lee.
Robert Brockway of Grand Rap
ids, Mimi, is visiting his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
vile Ihrke
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22

ers and grade school students.
They roam freely through all of
our surrounding wooded lots, pop
ping up unexpectedly without no.
tice. Because a great number of
these little pioneers are very small,
too small to scent danger, or to
calculate their position in rela-
ton to danger, it puts much more
responsibility upon the older and
more mature persons to protect
them. One of their greatest sour
ces of danger at present is from
target practice with any type of
gun. A ricocheting bullet could
kill small child, even if it was
%, and air rifles could cause per-
manent injury. If those of us who
want to sight in rifle, check
new gun or just do some shooting
would be absolutely certain that
there could be no possibility of
an accident, it would relieve the
anxiety of many a parent. TRY
and remember that a child brought
up in home where guns are not
an everyday sight may have no
of the danger and car
rying power of a rifle bullet. Be on
the safe side. Be sure. Have an
q doc1,ota hoolycfan
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
HI. HI. School News

Third and fourth graders en-
joyed an Easter egg hunt at
school last Thursday. Don Nelson
found eleven eggs and won the
prize.
Every week from now until
school is out, interscholastlc e.
vents have been scheduled be-
tween Hungry Horse, Coram'
Bolton, and Martin City schools.
Our teams have been out prac-
ticing on the big bureau Ola
mond The girls are learning
wells to cheer the boys on to
victory. Thursday, April 81 IS
our day with Martin City.
Douglas Williams has loaned
his phonograph for use IN the
first and second grade music
Children who have
shared records this week are:
Judy Criswell, Danny Culver
Tommy Dumay, Tony Dumay'
Jack Ketchen, Marcia Hidden
Eugene Mega, and Jewel Autry'
When the intermediate grades
have their baseball games Wltf'
other schools the primary chill
dren have play day. This week
study hike and lunch IN the
woods. They are gathering few
native plants for observation IN
heir room. Many pretty pebbles
we're collected too.
The first grade played super
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
on delivered the message.

ton delivered the message.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Runsvald
of Denton have moved into the
Nash cabin No. 8.
Mrs. Alvin Nash was the hoste SIS
at a baby shower given in honor
of Mrs. Pat Heath, last Tuesday.
Songs and games were enjoyed
by all. The gifts were attractively
arranged in an umbrella for the
new baby. David Eugene. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Miss Ruth Nordbrg, of Selah,
Wash, has arrived to make her
home vIlh her sister, Myrtle Nord-
berg, here in South Fork.
Clark Harlan, Jr and Fern Har-
Ian spent the Easter week end i'll
Spokane, visiting their mother
Charles Storm has finally gone
cut for track. Among his hopes is
to be county champion on high
jump. He is also trying out for
pole vault and broad jump
Calvin Leigh has moved into
one of the Harlan cabins. He is
a GSM employee.
Mrs. William Johnson was nos
tess at a baby shower for Mrs.
Ed Seeb last Friday. She received
many lovely gifts. Among those
present were Mrs. Leo Edwards,
Mrs. Vincent jobs, Mrs David
Smelzer, Mrs. Maude Halbery and
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22

Vlsed games.
The meeting at the Hungry
Horse school for the purpose of
playground equipment and SUN
mer recreation for all the grade
school children of the area was
well attended Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Schuppenies, Mrs. Camp
bell, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. War
mock, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs.
Nichols will meet with Mrs.
Steeples after school Friday to
discuss playground supervision
for the summer months.
The following men are COM
mittee heads for the school
ground equipment: Mr.. Tice, Mr..
Hidden, Mr.. Latham, Mr.. Camp
bell, Mr.. Larsen, Mr.. B. E. Woods
and Mr.. Egan.
Hungry Horse and South Fork
are cooperating TO raise money
for the purchase of materials
for playground equipment.
The bureau is sponsoring
bake sale. The women's club
of GSM gave a card party Thurs
day and bingo party April 80
to raise funds for the same pur-
pose.
The pupils of Hungry Horse
this help and wish
to remind you to bring your
rakes Saturday April % for
clean up day.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22

Tom Collins has been elected
chairman of Laborer's Local un-
ion, No. 1892, which meets at the
carpenters hall, Martin City every
first and third Tuesday every
month. All members are urged to
attend these meetings which in
clude the hod-carriers, building
and common laborerS.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
South Fork Town
By Ann Sharr

With our winter weather dis
appearing into warm sunny days,
the urge to get out into the woods
and hills is appearing in almost
all parts of the community. In no
one group, is it more prevalent
than in the ranks of the pre-school-
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22

Gated two lots east of the Hungry
Horse clinic.
Dewey Johnson of Poison is bus
lily clearing his lot in prepa- 3tiou
to building house. 1t is near the
Lee ~ en home.
Planting Lawns
Oscar Edwards has been spend
ing a good deal of time and
effort in identifying his front
yar'i. E'c now has it fenced in,
and many loads of new soil hauled
in. They have planted grass and
flowers and now are waiting hope
fully. Dur Stratton and Art STRAIT
ton have both been working OIL
their front yards too, and the re-
suit should be a much pre+tier
view of South Fork along the
highway. There is much more that
could be done to make the h.gh-
way South Fork area more inter-
esting to enter.
A Sunrise Easter service was
held by the Assembly o. God
church, with Rev Clyde Walden in
charge. Special music was present
ed by Leonard Nash and Myrtle
The Reverend Leo Hin
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
Need Church Bell

! roI SoIIle Time MIR. COrbett
superintendent of the Sunday
school, has been trying to locate
a bell to be used on the church.
1t was thought some school
which is no longer in use might
have one we could buy. If you
know of one will you please no.
tlfy Compton Corbett.
Two soft ball teams are being
formed. The one for boys met
Tuesday evening on the ball dia-
mond.
The Home Demonstration
quilt rattle will be held April
30, at the school house. Every
one come. Cards will be played.
Proceeds go to play ground
quipment.
Alvin Brown purchased a new
Hudson from Compton Corbett
who is Hudson sub-dealer here.
The Coram school teachers and
most of the children went to
Kalispell Saturday for a rural
teachers meeting. District No. 6,
put on the program for the
group.
Robert Harner and wife have
moved from Kalispell to Coram
where they will make their
Mrs. Robert Harner is en-
ployed at the Glacier Northwest !
Clinic at Hungry Horse. Bob will
work on the dam. At present they
are making their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Harner.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22

posters big benefit
!, ! +he proposed commun'
!. T. hall will be Saturday
! the Anglers lodge.
h. a rattle and varioU!
/. .ck Gordon last Satur-
!, soon had an egg hunt fol
|, pbter. Jackie and her
d rice just returned from
! locks trip to Kansas
Is ready for work paint
|, uniting the house in Or
| Mrs. George Rice Jr.
'sbter Georgia and son
tEom Havre, were week
4 at the Curtis Buzzell
sev bought two acres
d IN Whitefish and will
\ Dir home there after
out in Havre. ,
/ Mrs. Lewis Decker of
lnent last week at the
their son Lee Decker,
ing treatments from
= at Martin City.
j Mrs. Lee Decker
m back to Poison and
tier weekend there.
brothy Hoyem and chill
Ealispell, spent the week
] Corbett home here.
trace Nelson of Kalis-
the weekend with her
Mrs. Fehlberg and
ristoff and other rela-
little old hail storm
sy morning mixed with
,kes us realize winter
ptirely left the country.
Brown has sold his
Trailer camp and other
on highway No. 2 in
water works to Otto
block mangled his fin
a wrench he was using
Then a few days later
luck him in the eye. He
bile to work for a few
lick Kartheiser's mother
her, who spent the win
be Kartheiser home, left
Iome in Spirit Lake. Ida.
cf last week. Mr.. Foley
K Kartheiser drove over
spending a week in
liver Knutson family of
Falls visited at the {
led home last week.
eets
BRAN PTA met in the
Thursday evening. Mrs.
resided. A group dis
i fire prevention was {
Mrs. Cottinghom. Mrs. !
hnounced the purchase {
plate for serving coffee |
gular meetings. {
did program was given
upils from Mrs. Hum 1
Mrs. Salois rooms, The v
om Mrs. Humphreys
ropriately dressed sang r
tier Parade" +
'The Easter Bunny" t
by Erva Brown. Kar- p
Patsy Rogers, JoAnn g
CHARLES Salois and Ben
fs. n
tthm band played two "
with improvised in h
(dance by Patsy Rogers p
Rogers, Erva Brown, C
Palois, and Karen Otsby. W
dance bv Marcia Chris a,
fna Adams, Patsy Ro- al
Zen Otsby, Benny Rod
Pm Gibbons. Bruce OTIS r
Charles Salois. L.
+ and pupils, with bo-
Rlly given in the class
|epared by Mr.. Salois, =
FED in form of a skit. ~
|ere from grade three, f.
Five. The teacher in the ~,
/ Darlene Mckinley,
songs by Anna Mae We
a Charles Salois. Char ~,
/ a ukelele accompani- Re
/; Salois and Anna Mae N
tlher with Mrs. Salois ~
a special request num- wv ~
We
a piano solo, Fifteen vi.
Pirates Boat" Group OF,
M.orning Prayer" with
's0y chording on the bis
lOup singing ''Brahams fir
" Sl'h Bruce Otsby Choir an
! me I, piano. A group of sh:
'oIly Wallv DOODLE, In,
:! gray a Mare, "You are 10
:. "iie Don't Fence Me Ia,
1 y Hills, 'The old Fl,
'fall', INV Homes In 7
) and "Oh Susanah", no.,
: on the piano were ott
u.s. Vs. Erva Brown, Ralph dre
y pOnna Potter, Bennie st,,
,narles Salois, Alfred w. w.
LAID lvers, Larry Pot NAT mu
os the
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
To Open Photo Studio

Frank Snarr has purchased a
lot in Hungry Horse and is clear
ing it in preparation to building a
Photographic studio. 1t will be To-
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-22
bm Sponsoring Dance

MIR. Corbett and Otto Fehlbers
served coffee cake and cooLiai
to about 100 parents and chill
dren. LII
1O New Members
len new members joined. The
next meeting will be Nav -
MRS. Swanson, Mrs. Corbett and
MRS. Arams on the entertainment
committee. Refreshment commit
tee Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Merrill
smith, Mrs Bud Wales and Mrs.
Arbuckle. '-- .
HOW we have enjoyed the
wonderful warm weather of the
past week and especially the
perfect weather Easter Sunday
~ At Sunday School
Easter Sunday morning brought
~ out to Sunday school. A
snort program was given by the
children which was much en-
Joyed and bright colored Easter
eggs were given to all children
present.
"A splendid Easter message
was given Sunday evening bv
Or. Moss of the First Presbyter-
ian church of Kalispell. His text
beng If a man die shall he live
again."
preceding the message a pro-
gram of songs and poems. and an
interesting legend of the dog
wood tree were given by the
children and songs by the young
people.
The Easter message and pro-
gram were much enjoyed by
large crowd. Our appreciation to
Or. Moss for driving out from
kallspell, and also to Mrs Sa-
lois for her tireless efforts in
training the children who accom-
panied their singing with chords
On the piano.
The steps leading to the
church have been replaced with
new boards and the ratings
made safe thanks to George Dill
er and Compton Corbett.
Mrs. Fehlberg replaced the
platform curtain, which we very ,
,o11oL o,rroa;a4a
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
several days this week visiting in
Missoula and Butte.

several days this week visiting in
Missoula and Butte.
Tony and Tommy Dumay, twins.
were guests Of honor at birthday
party Thursday at the Dumay
home. IA guests were present to
play games and eat ice cream and
cake. Tony and Tommy were eight
and received many lovely gifts.
Out-of-camp guests were Kenny
and Richard Dumay, Whitefish.
Hugh Tankersley, who has been
i'll for sometime at his home in
Coram, has been transferred to the
Kalispell General hospital. Marvin
Doepner gave blood TRANSMISSION
and surgery may be necessary.
Mrs. Grant Peacock, who is also
in the Kalispell General hospital, is
reported recuperating nicely.
A special meeting of the Wom-
an S cluD OF GSM was held Thurs
day afternoon in the west wing of
the mess hall. Purpose of meeting:
Benefit fund.
Bachelors row: George Gavert,
Sam Gentry, Ken Parkinson, Mar
vim Doepner, Tom Bunday and
Fred Brees.
MIR. and Mrs. John B. Matson,
208 Owyhee street, GSM camp,
have had their son-in-law, daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
c. Griffin visiting them from Ber-
kley, Calf. Mr.. Griffin is connect
ed with Shell Oil Co. in Martinez,
Calf.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
Sunrift Porents
See Achievement
by Daisy Sparks

"A nice group Of mothers, dads.
and grandparents witnessed the
achievement program at Sunrift
Friday night. The so youngsters.
who attended two weeks of vaca-
ton Bible school, stated that they
had wonderful time in study,
work and play. Rev. and Mrs.
Harrah, Rev. Werner, and Mrs.
howard Buck were the teachers.
Mrs. J. w. Wunderlich, Marlene
Birnel, Pfc. Burton Wunderlich
and Jean Howell were Sunday ev-
ening visitors at the E. c. How
ell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jergensen, Wolf
Point, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Penner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burlap.
prominent residents of Philadel-
phia, were lunch and dinner guests
at the Warkins and Caldwell
ranch.
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Casterline
and two aunts spent Tuesday to
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Casterline.
Bert Martin, Hot Springs paint
er, is staying at the Cold Spring
ranch giving the buildings new
coat of paint.
Mrs. Frances Mcclure and her
mother, Mrs. Ed Walker, called on
Mrs. Charles Warkins Friday night.
Bill Warner, Duluth, arrived
Monday night of last week to spend
his vacation with sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Casterline and Henry.
Galen Senner joined the army
last week and left Monday for
training with the military police.
Clifford Watts and Oscar Ander-
son also signed up with Uncle Sam
and left last week for separate
stations. Clifford with the air force
and Oscar with the infantry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kiser left
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15

afternoon and cut a cash in her
chest. She was rushed to Kalispell
to the doctor where four stitches
were taken to close the wound.
Charles Warner boarded the
Monday for Salt Lake to bring
back their sons car. They expect
to be home this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evern Kiser and
family and Robert Kiser, who is
employed at Great Falls, spent the
July 4th weekend with home folks
and friends.
Jackie Lee Murphy ran into a
barbed wire fence late Saturday
Empire Builder for Chicago, his
home, Monday evening after an
extended stay with Aunt and I'm
Gle, Henry Casterlines.
Mrs. Charles Warkins received
a telegram from her brother-in-
law in Miles City, that her sister
had been bitten by a rattle snake
ol1o lidS OCCli TIC l1OSR1ldl SulCS
June 80. She was very sick for
three days. Mrs. Warkins says rat
tie snakes are plentiful on the
east side.
J. E. and Daisy Sparks left for
Glasgow on short business trip
Wednesday morning.
Delbert Howell is staying with
his grandparents, E. c. Howells,
for few days.
J. E. and Daisy Sparks took in
the ball games Sunday afternoon
at Griffin park. First game was
between the Palace and Towards
Shoe Shine girls team. Then a
double header between Appleway
and the Missoula Moose. J. E. and
Daisy had supper with daughter,
Phyllis and family.
Mt. View ball team played a
practice game with the Big Fork
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15

nine Sunday afternoon at the Mt.
View ball diamond. Mt. View came
out on top with the score Is to 10.
Quite large crowd attended and
a good time was had by all.
The Deer Park Clover Leaf All
girls left for camp at Bitterroot
lake yesterday afternoon. The girls
expect to have wonderful time.
Bill Pimble returned to his home
in Yakima, Washington after
spending a few weeks with his
brother Charles and family. He
left Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Pemble is under
the Doctors care after she became
i'll at her daughters home Satur-
day. Everyone wishes her speedy
recovery.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
FOR BIDS

Ptlce is hereby given that seal
Proposals for the reshingling
barn roof at the Montana
lers" Home at Columbia Falls,
lana, will be received at the
OF the Board of Examiners
NE State of Montana, at the
l1ol Building, in the City of
ma, until 10 o'clock Friday, the
pay of August, 1949, and there
Will be publicly opened and
bids shall be made on a bid
proposal similar to the one
med to the Specifications. En-
pc containing the bid should
plainly marked "Reshingling
Roof, Montana Soldiers
f. Columbia Falls, Montana"
e Specifications may be ex-
aed at the office of the State
- OF Examiners. The said spe-
slons may also be obtained at
Commandant's office, Montana
ers' Home, at Columbia Falls,
(ana.
feh bid shall be accompanied
certified check in the amount
|" Of the total amount bid.
IT, State Board of Examiners
NE State of Montana, the
Fer' reserves the right to re-
ANY and all bids and to waive
Fmalities.
FVh bidder will be required to
I license number from the
''sna State Board of Equaliza-
~ a classification that will
" the bidder to execute the
Tract.
surety completion bond OF
% OF the Contract amount will
equired.
Signed:
ne State Board of Examiners
VI tne State of Montana
W. L. FITZSIMMONS (s) |
Clerk of the Board.
go
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
Complete Park Picture

Completed this weekend is the
filming of Glacier national park
sequences for an issue of the trav-
clog This Land of Ours" that
is to be shown in commercial thea
tres in 1850. Completing the as
signment is Cameraman Keith CO.
vey of Dudley Pictures Corp. who
was accompanied by Frank Per-
rim, Great Northern public rela-
tons representative from Seattle.
Filming started the last week in
June.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
Post Office Test

Civil service examinations will
be given July 80 at $3.50 a. m. for
the position of substitute clerk at
the Hungry Horse post office. The
examination will be given at the
Whitefish post office. Further in
formation may be obtained by
writing the director, Eleventh U.
S. Civil Service region, Room 4,
Central building, Seattle 4, Wash
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
N Breeze

.pleberry season is here. Ber-
re ripe and plentiful.
and Mrs. H. S. Bachelor,
FORKS, were guests at the
rGatter home this week. Mr..
I1der attended the Poison
roan's convention in Poison.
and Mrs. Jerry Deneen and
laughter spent the weekend
cat Falls getting acquainted
their new grandson born in
L recently.
Eon was born to MIR. and Mrs.
n Doepner Sunday in the
VII General Hospital, weight
|nds IS ounces. Mother and
e doing fine. Mr.. Doepner
4 General Tire. This is their
y boy.
and Mrs. Dave Goodrich and
Allen, Missoula, arrived Sat-
for a visit with the James
tiches. Dave is a brother.
and Mrs. Ray Matter are
NJ camp about August l to
their home in Seattle.
Idly Neill and friend from
by Island, Seattle, have been
linz a To-day furlough with
|ys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Inn Neill. They left Wednes-
b return to duty.
/ Harris was guest of honor
birthday party Saturday eve
Friends and neighbors wish
In "many more"
!. Dan Luther, Whitefish, is
|t at the Lutte" Luther home.
Jean returned to camp with
Grandmother.
Allyn, father of Mrs. Ralph
hey, and a sister from Seattle
kuests at the Ralph Maloney
|. Mr.. Allyn is from Vancou-
|ribell and Geraldine Hall, Ro-
we're guests at the Ingraham
last week.
IS. Magne Ness and Miss OAR
Jones left today for Seattle
Mount Vernon by motor. Miss
! has been a guest at the Ted
is home.
18th Ingraham suffered a pain
& bruises when he was caught |
cen some pieces of lumber.
n Egan, Jr. left this week for
" and other points to spend |
est of the summer.
]. and James Marantette were
RS at the Fred Brees home
in camp Tuesday. They own
operate the Park Mercantile,
nbia Falls.
5. Marvin Doepner and young
we're honored with a lovely
rom friends and neighbors
lay in the Kalispell General
al. Those participating were
mes Waddell, M. Russell,
erg, Wilkes, Ingraham, Du-
Mega, Luther, Kanzler, STEM
and B. E. Wood.
Tom Bundy, daughter, Bar
and Mrs. Fred Brees spent
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15

rector with the retirement of r.
j. Newell. Clinton, civil engineer
and University of Arizona gradu-
ate, has been with the bureau
since 1887, and has been associated
with Wyoming's Big Horn prof.
ect, the Palisades water distribu-
ton and the Snake river compact
commission.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
CALL FOR BUS BIDS

call is made for the delivery of
S from a starting point at the
b East corner of Section SO,
Re over a specified route to
Grade and High School build
lin Columbia Falls, delivery of
Is to and from their destina-
The Board of Trustees to be
Judge as to whether or not the
lis of adequate construction.
ny bond and liability insur-
is required.
r further information as to
+, map of same may be seen at
Pffice of the clerk in Columbia
Montana.
|e Board of Trustees reserves
hight to reject any or all bids.
tied this 18th day of July, 1949.
F. P. FLEMING (s)
Clerk of School District No. 6
Falls, Montana.
So
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15
New Reclamation Officer

New assistant regional director
for the bureau of reclamation,
Boise is Frank M. Clinton, former
assistant regional planning engin-
eer. Clinton succeeds H. T. Nelson,
who July / became regional d.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-15

Visitor in Glacier national park
this week was F. ], Gavin, pres
ident of the Great Northern Rail-
way.