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Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
Hungry Horse News

on Lake Five for the Great Nor
them railway.
A New Years party was held
last Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent jobs and family OF
South Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson
and family spent the week end at
st. Ignatius and Hamilton. Rose
marie and Arne Peterson, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertel Peterson
of st. Ignatius, who have been
visiting here returned to their
home. The Pederson's also visited
Mrs. Pederson's sister and mother,
whose home is at Antelope, Mont.
Mrs. R. J. Clark and family and
Mrs. Minnie Hamilton. Mrs. Hani!-
ton, whose home is at Antelope,
Mont, returned to South Fork
with them for a visit.
After the temporary layoff by
Askevold, George Livingston re-
turned to his home in Poison I'M
til called back.
Only a few persons in this i'm
mediate vicinity are still working
due to the shutdown. 1t isn't the
busy place it used to be, but all
have hopes it won't last more
than a couple of months.
Harold Nichols of South Fork.
Harvey Nichols of GSM Camp and
Cecil McGaw of Martin City left
Tuesday for Umatilla, Oregon in
an attempt to find work. Their
families remain here.
A. w. Morton of Seattle visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c..
Morton of the Bible Camp site.
during the holidays.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Hinton
and family, caretakers of the Ola.
cier Bible camp, spent Christ
mas holidays at Mrs. Hinton's
sister and family. Mrs. Eugene
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

A good time was enjoyed at tn
New Years eve dance at tn
Park hall. During intermissior
colored films were shown of tn.
costume dance held in November
Frank Guardipee was the only on,
present of the three scheduled +,
receive citations from the govern
nent. He made a very impressiv,
speech in return.
A group of folks from Hungry
| Horse and Bolton saw the old yea,
out and the new year in at Sun.
set Ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Davis Of
Spokane spent few days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill McGregor last
week. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Nc
Gregor are sisters.
Douglas Cooper, Chuck Lund-
gren, and David Bartlett have re-
turned to their colleges with a
new outlook on new year and a
new quarter.
The home Demonstration club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs
James Stevens.
The V. l.. McDonnells enioyed
a visit from their nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gottfried
and family of Roman this week
Mrs. Jack Merz's mother, Mrs.
,Ethbridge, returned with them
from Chehalis, Wash. to spend a
few weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Waldrep
and daughter, Patricia spent
Christmas with cousins in Rich
land, Washington.
The Ambrogini family of Essex
has moved to Bolton and entered
the children in school here.
Jack Stevens has quit the Hun
cry Horse job to drive tanker.
He moved to Kalispell a short
time ago.
Ski lessons for the amateurs
begin next Saturday, January 3,
on the course at Bolton, Tony Page
instructor. Lessons will be 81 with
half the expense to be paid by the
ski club.
Many of the boys and girls got
new skis, ski boots, bindings, or
outfits for Christmas. A few were:
Jack and Norman Keller, Tommy
Carolyn Samstead, Pat
Rupp, George Miller, Ted Dofel-
mir, Clark Bussey, Deedee Stew
ems, and Herbie Mains. All the
new skis got workout Sunday
PTA will have its regular meet
ng Monday, January 10, at park
headquarters.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09

The M. c. Quarter Circle ranch
was the meeting place of another
Joyous group. Mr.. and Mrs. HUGH
Buchanan, Paul Berger, Scottv
Beaton and Paul Schroeder were
guests. A wonderful Christmas
dinner was served.
Lyode Sonderson made a trin
10 town with his truck. He return
ed home last Saturday. The road
is badly drifted between Big
Creek Ranger station and Pole
bridge.
New Years eve found Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Buchanan and Paul
Berger celebrating at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Hammer.
The New Year was also cele-
orated by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Day,
Pat Vickens, and the Jack Math-
ison family. Dinner was served at
the Mathison home New Years
day. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Holcomb.
Floyd Henderson and Mr.. Hen
bricks made the trip up to the
Polebrldge ranger station, Mon
day.
With new and rather heavy snow
TALL every few days, Doc McFar-
iand has been pretty busy keeping
the road open between the Quar-
ter Circle M. c. ranch and Pole
bridge. Quite an undertaking, Doe.
PnlI Stevens spent the HOLIDAYS
with Tom and Marie Peterson.
Our closing thought would be
to wish every one a happy and
prosperous new year, and don't
forget those resolutions.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
North Fork Locals

Christmas came to the North
Fork with the thought of Holy
Night, Silent Night" and visions
of a far off manger.
There were festivities all along
the North Fork wherever people
could get together. Christmas din
ner at the Harry Holcombs ranch
included such guests as Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Day, Jack Mathison
and family, the Lyode Sonderson
family, and "the old man of the
mountains" Robert Vickers. Char
lie Wise was also a guest at the
Holcomb ranch for few days at
Christmas. He returned home Dec
ember 81.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
Page 5

There have been a great many
reports, both good and bad about
the new school at Hungry Horse.
Some of them have a great deal
to do with the future of some of
the little children in our commun-
ity. It's about time that the par
ents and teachers had a chance
to get together and iron out some
of these difficulties. A rousing
parent-teachers meeting is need
ed, so that both sides can see the
difficulties of the other.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
South Fork Town
Bu 4 nm Shna,,.
By Ann Sharr

Charles Storm, son of Bill
Storm, returned Sunday from
where he had spent the Christmas
holidays with his mother and
brother.
Mrs. Tressa Twig and family
returned Sunday from Great Falls
to their home here.
c. H. Westerfield returned Sun
day from Illinois where he was
visiting his mother.
H. ]. Storm and daughter, Jean.
kalispell were callers New Years
day at the home of his brother
Bill Storm here.
The Pat Heath family have
moved back ito their home here
after spending the Christmas holi-
days in the c. H. Westerfield home.
Fern Harlan returned to the
home of her father here a week
ago from the coast where she has
been staying with her mother.
Floyd Parpart and Tom Collins
began work this week cutting ice
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09

ing a short time in Spokane this
week. Their two daughters are
staying with their grandmother
in Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
and Leo were dinner guests New
Years day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Ouren.
John Merryweather has the rest
of us beat in solving the car start
ing problem. What happens if the
electricity goes off during the
night, Johnny?
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09
January 9, 1949

christmas and New
since : fool like little JUDY
over ,ntie's wedding din
her al ,,,;ss was so hungry
btIis to get started hut
siO aossvs ~ started to say
e f dsddy whispered put
e. l. uu under the table and
np' ,eado. After a ieng-
ur and "Amen", Judy
y pa quickly said, That's
anu ~, can put your hands
tc y'o Of the table" No. :.
w dinner guests of Mart
!, saJ weaver were; Art and
1,s Earl Weaver ST..
". #s1 weaver, wife and three
,.;,v and Gary Sparks
l pa,t 70 the Henry Caster
P'ee ~ New Years dinner.
u - crank up the DIT and
u drifted road before we
! to The highway. He also
r,sude Jordans road that
i Howell hauled a team
: to Lake Five Monday
i for Mart Weaver.
nhont received word last
a new granddaughter.
Wednesday evening for
+on to be with her daugh-
new baby.
Rock Home Demonstra-
moi at the Charles Logan
r.dnesday afternoon with
[,san and Esther Caster
ssses to the annual Christ
d. owing to drifted roads
! snow storm only SIX
Were present. A very nice
\ was spent playing
and exchanging gifts. A
lunch was served in the
kernoon. =.
Eomen and girls of Sunrift
h last fling of the year
Year dance Friday
h was ladies' choice until
\. A large crowd enjoyed
4 of the old and the COM
tbe New Year. Snow was
and roads blocking but
Radabah cleared the road
highway with his bulldozer.
cars had to be helped in
home as well as some of
Fers.
Howell came up from
Monday with a team to
the ice job at Lake Five.
ed on the home folks for
while.
Ray left Sunday for work
Lake Five ice job.
II and Margaret Wunder-
re callers Sunday after
the Elmer Howell home.
Nelson returned home this
d from Great Falls where
spent the week at the bed
his mother.
at the j. E. Sparks home
evening were; King and
Billedeaux, Ronald and
Caldbeck and baby.
e and Mildred Richwipa
mbia Heights called on
! Helen Steinmetzer Sun
ling.
d and Martha Lewis are
nts of a new baby girl.
OF the second annual
Potato and Seed show
uary 3 4 and 5 in Kalis-
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-09

OF the second annual
Potato and Seed show
Pruary 3 4 and 5 in Kalis-
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Lincoln Memorial
Hospital To Be
Dedicated Sunday

The Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Association announced recently that
the dedication ceremonies for the
new Colored Hospital will be held
on Sunday, July 81 at pm. at the
site of the hospital, one block west
Of Lincoln City in Goulds, Fla. Mr..
Arthur Mays, Association President
stated upon completion the hospital
will be the most modern hospital for
Colored in this area.
A gigantic old fashioned barbecue
with brunswick stew has been plann-
ed for an expected crowd Of 5000
persons, who will witness the dedi-
cation. Proceeds from the barbecue,
for which all the food and drinks
have been donated will go to the
Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Attor-
ney G. E. Graves of Miami will be
the principal speaker at the dedica.
ton and entertainment will be fur
nished by the Master Singers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Man Held For
Axe Beating

Sheriff's deputies held Dave Byrd.
81, for investigation Monday after
fight in which Clifford Walker,
81, was struck on the head five times
with an AK.
Constable Pete Morgan and Dep
uty Wayne Pittman said the fracas
took place early Monday in the
front room Of Walkers house near
Homestead.
Walker is still alive - but in
critical condition ut the County
hospital at Kendall.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
ROUND The TOWN

with
BERGARCHA

There's no truth to the rumor about Clyde Kilens
dropping dead in New York 1t Clyde Nelson, BTW
athlete of 10 back Clyde probably the greatest
alaround athlete Miami produced He was tops in
basketball, football tennis and baseball The Leon
Gresham's (Suse Eve) seeing their lawyers Bill
Rivers down from his Saratoga night spot during
week to check things at the Rockland but went back
Thursday morning to finish the the famous Spa
Mrs. Garth C. Reeves Jane Henderson, is vacation
ing with her family in Albany Ca Buster Parks and Carl
Mitchell just returned from the city Alese Gill;
Liberty City Elementary School head is building home
on 73rd st at 18th ave. James Wanna is in New Or
with the local army unit Robbers broke
into the Williams optical diSpensary 18th ST. Sunday
night and escaped with 40 bebop eyeglass frames
innate friends think Sugar Ray Robinson and Edna Mae
Holly might make up after the baby is born.
Tut tut of the oldest local cab companies reneg
ed on the issue when asked to help transport the blind
people Don't be surprised Branch Hickey sells Mon
Teas hasestealing wizard (54) Sammy Jethroe, to
American league club Elliott J. Pieze and Gilbert
Styles taking in the tennis excursion Nassau Sun
day. Some Is Mamians are going Don't be surprised
If of Mamis pioneer citizens gets the green light
Negro mortage and loan outfit here real E. The
figure 100" plenty WEIGHING by local boa barOns
every time the popular number falls Local players
at odds with the local Deluxe house who WEIGHED again.
Last year this house WEIGHED on the number, only
then it called the and D. If we're going to have bo-
ta (and it's lead pipe cinch willy let's get rid of the
welchers The figures too hard hit not to get your
loot after you do get Nlucky.
Billy Billiard won a medical discharge from the army
for fallen arches after 7month stint in khaki The c.
M. Jollivettes really getting around vacation The
couple flew in from Cuba Wednesday and after Doc look
ed in the Community Drug Store and Fran said hello
to their two children they hoped another clipper for
Nassau to wind up their jaunt into the Caribbean
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
IN MEMORIAM

In sad and loving memory OF our
dear husband and father.
DEACON GEORGE ARNOLD
TAYLOR
who departed this life August lst
1899.
There comes a time for all Of US
When we must say goodbye
But faith and hope and love ana
trust
Can never. never die;
Although the curtain falls at least
Is that a cause to grieve?
The futures fairer than the past
II only We believe
And trust in Gods eternal care
So when the Master calls
Let's say that life is still more fair
Although the curtain falls.
The family