Hungry Horse news., 1949-11-18
Bad Rock Grange
Hold Booster Night
by Bad Rock school


Booster night was well attended
Mrs. Arnett read an article about
the Grange. Pamona Master De-
Witt Clark read a letter from the
National Master A. S. Goss. Paul
McCracken showed moving pic
lures: Charles Carter played his
cornet Wallace Donaldson sang a
solo; Howard Buck played his new
accordion: Mrs. Rhino' and Mrs,
Clark played the piano. Square
dancing was enjoyed and lunch
was served by the ladies.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
sewing Wednesday with Georgette
Sullivan. Mrs. Tim Sullivan was
hostess. Present were: Pearl Eckle-
berry, Esther Casterline, Clara
Baker. Elizabeth label, Elma Don
aldson, Lily Arnett, Kate Mat
theison, Evelyn Mattheison, Mar
tha Lewis, Veronica Crosswhite,
and Evelyn Sullivan.
Marge Mahon, Rosalie, JoAnn
and Evelyn Sullivan went with
Maybelle Kelley to Nyack. Mrs.
Dalimata still has pansies bloom
ing in her yard.
Flu HAS HARVEST SUPPER
The Bad Rock Farmers union
held their harvest supper and No
vember meeting Friday evening.
Quite a few members were in at
tendance as well as visitors and
members of other locals. N. j.
Great Falls, was pre-
sent and gave talk. A card party
was planned for December 3.
Mrs. Elma Donaldson, Bessie
Carter, Mrs. Tim Sullivan, Mrs.
Dan Sullivan, Mrs. Joe Crosswhite,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mrs. James
Eckleberry attended the county
meeting of home demonstration
clubs at the LaSalle Grange hall,
8.
Mr.. Fenholt and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ganiere, Riverhaven, were dinner
guests of Wallace Donaldson, Sun
lay to help him celebrate his 18th
Don Burk, Glasgow, visited at
he Robert Teets home and went
IN a hunting trip to Bear creek
With Mr.. Teets. At this writing
hey have not returned.
Loretta Buck, Wallace Donald
ION, Henrietta Jennings and Joan
label took part in the Amateur
lour program, Saturday night at
sunrift. They reported a large
,rowd and good time. They espec-
ally liked Mr.. Fenholt's numbers.
MARK ARMISTIcE DAY
The school enjoyed an Armistice
program Friday morning. Several
mothers came and we do apprec-
ate them taking time out to come
ZEE and hear the children.
We have received our tonettes
md are all busy learning notes SO
hat we can play the interesting
pieces that come with them. We
lear some weird sounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Anderson
rom Marin, Mimi, are visiting
nth Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. L. S. label. Mrs. Ander-
on will be remembered as the
primer Veronica label, and was
larried June II in Minnesota. This
her first visit home.
Robert Sullivan will arrive home
Jednesday. He plans to be here a {
eek. 7
Mrs. George Mattheison is Wis I
ing in Portland.
Jack Hoyle bought saddle {
orse from Ed Lewis. \
Miss Boyd went home to Alber-
N for the weekend. She is riding v
own and back with Mrs. M. E. E
-alsh, Hungry Horse, who makes +
e trip every week. She reports b
er home team played Troy in AL q
erton, Friday, in scoreless
me until the last quarter, when D
roy got a touchdown. Score 80. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crosswhite d
ere called to Butte Monday even c
g for the funeral of Joe's mother, n
rs. Angela Tetrovich. Donnie and
cry are staying home to take /
re of the dairy. =
Kari Kay Bjornrud returned :
me from visiting her grandmo-
er, Mrs. Susan Charbouneu.