Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24
Paul Bergers Get
N. F. Chivoree

North Forkers surprised Fau
Berger and his new bride, th'
former Anne Graham of Conrad
June IL with chivaree IN tnen
honor. at the Quarter Circle MI
ranch. DR.. Mcfarland presented
the gift. and very cleverly too
and a short talk was given by n
Frank Evans. The evening was
spent dancing and a lovely luncn
was served, including Weddlng
cake baked by Mrs. Hugh Buchan-
an: Good luck, Paul and Anne.
Sheriff and Mrs. Dick Walsh Wis
tied at the summer home OF MS
brother. John Walsh, at Polebrldge
on Sunday.
Eby Bowman of east lake shore
was = guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Rover last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathlson
of Great Falls we're guests OF the
Harry Holcombs this past week.
The Mathisons returned from a
| trip to oregon. :,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson and
Meta who are spending the sum-
mer at Lake Mcdonald made
trip up the North Fork Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Price who was
spending the summer with her
daughter. Mrs. Tom Peterson at
Trail Creek received a back IN
iurv and had to be taken to the !
Kalispell hospital for observation.
Latest reports were that she IS
improving.
Ranger Hugh Buchanan who had
TO have medical attention for a
hand injury reports no broken
bones.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooney and
Teddy were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Mcfarland. Mr..
Cooney is with the Fish and Game
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Vale and chill
lren, Arlene, Junior, Frank, and
John, of Babb will be at the H.
frank Evans ranch for the sum-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim LAWN and S
Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Jim '
Wilson and Marion of Kalispell {
ire spending week with the Ross
Wilson's at Trail Creek.
Beverly Geddes and Winnie q
5ohn of Kalispell will be at Kintla q
anch for the summer. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hensen and
hildren, Gene, Juanita, and lola {
1ho spent the winter in Fontana, =
,alif., have returned to their sum- I
ner home at Polebridge. Accom-
anying them is Miss Patty Hahe
lso of Fontana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Lawson a
pent last week in Cascade. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Block of Trail t;
,reek were in Kalispell on. Sat s.
rday.
Perry Padgett and Burt Hogan n
f Columbia Falls were forced off t
he road on Vance hill Sunday. The v
ar rolled over several times and S
anne to rest at the bottom of the e
lift. Neither one was seriously
1jured. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Block en- n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Day Il
t dinner Thursday. B
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mathison and
ohnny spent the day in Kalispell Z
lis week. F
Ed Peterson of Trail Creek suf- e
cred a slight stroke Sunday and Fl
!, in Kalispell for medical atten- "
ion. "
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cross of [
[avre are spending week at their n
lmmer home near Polebridge. 81
Sunday the Ralph Days, Leonard u
[olcombs, Jack Mathisons, and cl
valt Hammers, all of Trail Creek,
ad picnic at Bowman lake. A d
rand time was reported, except il
or the fact that they were forced n
, share their lunch with a large k
lack bear who helped himself to c
off the table. Not con-
ent with that he proceeded to t.
axe nap in the ladies rest room. e
lis buddy, two year old cub,
,hen he couldn't open the door s.
f a car nearby, braced himself h
n the car, walked up a tree back y
,ards with his hind legs, and tried S
} force the doors open by running
is claws across the top. Joe Pot G
sr of Shelby, who has been camp
1g at Bowman, reports that p
ear tore a large hole in his tent a