Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-05-06
Bon Cautions New
Job Seekers

IL is natural ana commemorate
TO boast ones home region, but
there are times when such boast
ing is not desirable. The fact that
= dam is being constructed in the
Hungry Horse area sounds entic-
ing to multitudes out of work
Gverywhere. These jobless folks
ARE writing to many individ-
uals here, inquiring if there is
a chance to obtain work in this
locality. We should be careful in
wording our replies. We shall be
serving both these people and our
communities well by telling them
the exact truth. Namely, that due
no a long severe winter, work
rs slow in starting. That for every
JOB here there are two to four
waiting workmen. That men spend
their last dollar getting here, and
then find no employment. That
the chances are that the jobs open
will not absorb all the local Ia
borerS. We neither want nor need
the hard earned cash of unfortun-
ate working people.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALIVE Leighton,
Roman, were weekend visitors at
Tfhe Tip Leighton home. The two
1men are brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dreyman
and his five children, Hartford,
Wash, arrived in this area Friday.
They are in search of employment.
= Mr.. w. w. Thompson, Sagle, Ida.
is visiting his brother L. E.
Thompson of Greene Heights.
Nate and Fred Bascom, bro
theirs, Portland, electricians, arriv-
ed in Martin City Saturday.
+, "No man can serve two masters"
and the only consistent excellence
of many of us in our wickedness
is that we never try.
III Mick Kartheiser accompanied
mother-in-law, Mrs. Butler, to her
Spirit Lake, Ida, home Wednes-
day. Nick is expected back with
dnna few days.
{ My old Flathead neighbor and
sat upon public bench enjoying
q real visit when we were joined
by pompous, bombastic paleface
who silenced us and tortured us
ykfith harangue about his imposs-
1ble feats and exploits. Finally
F1athead, who knew the intruder
turned to me and in the old Chin
Uok tongue said, "There are three
great liars in this mans land. Ar
3nand, this mans brother, is one;
and this man himself is the other
two" Then to indicate in the sign
Language that the man spoke lies,
Elathead made the sign of "the
forked tongue" by spreading two
singers like unto the tongue of
serpent, and darting his strong
brown hand out like the graceful
strike of a copper head.
Kenneth Newman and Deane
Glairmont, Pablo, young men
hooked over employment POSSIBLE
Ities in this vicinity Monday.
In addition to the usual group
of players, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stocker were pinochle guests at
the Roy Meadows Saturday even
ing. Miss Francine Courville, hav-
ing completed her theatrical book
ing at Reno, was also present.
Canute Olsen, Roman carpenter,
has resumed work here. He was
employed up this way last sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Post and
SONS were Thursday luncheon
guests of Judge and Mrs. Sands.
The Posts recently returned from
California. They are completing
their dwelling house here.
! Bill Sands Jr. helped his fore
man, Mr.. Price, move up to Gar
den Wall camp Saturday.
= USE GARBAGE DUMP
/ We call attention to Mr.. Bealey's
1.-THE forest ranger) notice about
garbage on the roads. We have a
place for these tin cans, etc. Let's
Ill use it. Tourists do not come for
hundreds Of miles to look at the