Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-08
Bon Writes

Bill Sands took over his dut
as resident deputy sheriff July
Bill has served this part of Fla
head county as Justice of Pea
in a most satisfactory manner. /
will continue to serve and prote
the public in this new capacity
the same fair, thorough, imparti
fashion.
Harry Bauer, the other electe
Justice, assumed the responsible
ties of the position vacated by M
Sands, and will continue to Us
the office of the Martin City ia
for Justice of Peace courtroom
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harrison an
children of Cut Bank who are va
cationing in the park, visited tn
L. E. Thompsons Sunday.
George Brock, formerly witt
the Mountain Tractor Company, j
again frequently seen around Mar.
tin City, conducting business in
terests for Croskey and Carlson
Equipment house of Kalispell. Mr.
Brock resides at Lakeside, west
shore Of Flathead lake.
Norman Wilson arrived in Mar
tin City Friday to spend the sum-
mer with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Wilson. Norman graduated
from the Montezuma school at Los
Gatos, Calf, early in June.
Mrs. Eva Boyer, formerly of Sc
attic, is having a cabin-court erect
ed just east of the Krezenesky
duplex in Martin City.
Last Sunday the primary boys
class of the community Sunday
school enjoyed picnic up at Lake
Five. Mrs. Luding, Mrs. Corbett
and Rev. Schneider accompanied
the IA boys. Dorothy Wick is teach
er Of this class.
Several new dwelling houses
are being constructed in that part
of Martin City between Beth
Schusters and the Bar x bar.
Mrs. Barber says the reported
reason for the addition to their res
idence as it appeared in last weeks
issue, is an error" Gosh! My mis-
take. I thought she said: IAN heir"
Sunday Red Stapley, David and
Loretta Geschwantner loa d d
Thompson's pickup with Martin
City kiddies and gave them an all
day outing at Lake Five.
Del Alvord and several carpen-
tiers are busy building quarters for
five pair of Chinchillas, which at
present Del is farming out" Lat
er Mr.. Alvord will have five more
pair shipped from the east. These
little fur-bearing animals
(rodents) originally form the An
dean Mountains, are not to be con-
fused with "chinchilla rabbits"
True chinchillas, such as Mr.. AL
worlds sell for $1,000 per pair.
Harold Graham now has pal
cooperating in keeping the city
dump clean. This partner, huge
black bear, daily gathers its des-
sert, much to the fright of the
kids, in the adjacent huckleberry
patches.
Jackie Perry informs us that
'sthe cub scouts have solved the
housing problem for the birds by
IS bird houses. The cubs
are also constructing log-cabins
and birch bark canoes for next
months pack meeting" The cubs
are doing some very neat, attract !
i've work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Perry and
Mrs. HarTood have returned from
a scenic Tip through western Can
ada.
Joe Perry, wife and sister -in-law
who have been visiting in Martin
City, left for Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luding,
Mrs. Howard Wood and daughter,
Caren Sue, of Whitefish, and Mr..
and MrA. Calvin Luding of Boze-
man wefe Saturday visitors at the
Ross Lufings.
Mr.. aid Mrs. c. N. Pool and
son Billylof Clermont, Fla, are vi
sting the Del Alvords.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and
daughter, Linda, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard D9nstater and son Jimmy,
all Of Libby were Tuesday guests
at the Ludihg home.
Mrs. Arnpld Hamaker, Martin
City is spending a few weeks with
her people at Roosevelt, Utah.
Jake and Glen Kartheiser re-
from Spokane Monday by
air.