Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-04
Bon Writes

Judge and Mrs. William Sands
are back from visit with Ronar
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Roger Hopkins who has
been very sick, is now rapidly
recuperating.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Billamy, Martin City, baby giri
January 26.
Mrs. Sam Smith has returned
home from st. Ignatius, where
for a short period she was a
patient in the Holy Family hos
pital. The Smiths lost their new
born daughter.
Arthur Wentworth and son Leon
of Quinalt, Washington, were in
this region looking for business
location last week.
The Bachen twins, Dale and
David, of Whitefish, are spending
a few days at the Jim Mcdowell
home on Greene Heights.
Doris Jean Thompson, assisted
by Reta Cote, entertained as
guests, Thursday, Mary Ann Will
iaans, Sublimity Ridge, Rosetta
Avis Moss, Evestal LaFontaine
and Ursula Michele of st. Igna-
titus Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Howke, Silver.
tip Ranch, Were business and
social callers on Greene Height!
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Benny Hull, Okkonogan
Washington, arrived in Martin Cit,
Friday morning in order to at
tend to business affairs here.
Mrs. Blanche Straight recently
returned to her cabins on Sublimity
Ridge. Mrs. Straight has beer
visiting son in Seattle.
A recent interesting letter from
Rev. J. B. Schofield informs us
that he is very busy in his new
parish at Doran, MINI. At present
he is attending state pastors
conference in Minneapolis. The
Reverend frankly states that he
misses Martin City folks.
Rev. Schofields father, Schofield
the elder, has returned to his
home in Johnsonville, N. Y.
Mrs. Marshal Dryers mother,
Mrs. Vegas, who has been visiting
here, returned to Great Falls Mon
day.
Bill Widing, who preached at
the Seeley Lake resort last sum-
mer, and who accompanied Rev.
Schofield on hike through the
park is spending the winter at
Williamstown, Mass.
Lester and Robert Kent, bro
theirs, who logged in this region
two years ago, are back in Mar
tin City after a sojourn in old
Mexico and California.
It is pleasure to report thai
Paul Phillips, Otto Anderson,
Ralph Stocker, and several other
local men have been called back
to their jobs in connection with
the dam.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Markham,
Pasco, Wash, are in Martin City
looking for shoe-store location.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wickman for a son born
Friday, January %.
Sublimity ridge of Martin City
has had birthday and anniversary
celebrations the last two weeks
Sandra Walden celebrated her sew
nth birthday, January %, at the
Pollmann home. Party guests were
Carol Schell, Leila Richmond, Ka-
rem Pollmann, Carol and Dean Null
vihill, Kenny, Nancy and Skippy
Lyons, LaDona Allread, Sherron
and Leslie Walden. Games were
played and lovely birthday cake
and lunch was served after the
party. Rev. Fred Hames and fam
lily Poison, showed pictore slides
of Bible stories to the youngsters,
then held services for the adults.
saturday MIR. ana Mrs. Louie
Pollmann had a pot luck dinner IN
their home for Ethel McA1pine, it
being her birthday. Those at the
dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Lyons and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Walden and family, and
George McAlpine. After dinner a
surprise card party was held with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allread, M.
and Mrs. Robert Griner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milt Schell, Mrs. Dryer and
her. mother, Mrs. Vegas, and MI.
and Mrs. Howard Mulvihill. A
pinochle tournament was suggest
ed. Fay Lyons held high for the
men and Leta Dryer high for the