Hungry Horse news., 1953-09-04

house and teacherage last week in
readiness for Mrs. Dallas Stock
ing, the new teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Dominic,
Ontario, Ore, were overnight
guests at the home of their neph-
ew, Robert Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Evans, Oh
ney, were Friday evening dinner
guests at the Earl Fritz home.
They formerly lived on the Mer-
rill Abel place. They recently sold
their place at Olney and are look
ing for another home.
The LaSalle Boosters met Mon
day evening at the Earl Fritz
home. The boys made plans for
their float for the county fair.
Guests at the Robert Leach
home the past week included
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Leach, Seattle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buck and fam
lily, Great Falls, and Mrs. Chris
tine Buck, Kalispell.
SIGN TO SCHOOL
We notice the LaSalle Boosters
have erected a nice sign pointing
the way to the LaSalle school.
The sign is especially convenient
as so many who remember the
school house being located on the
airport road are confused when
they don't see it there. The school,
house was moved half-mile east
when the airport was established.
The boys are to be congratulated
on their sign.
Mrs. D. P. Schulstad and Dolf
have Mrs. Schulstad's sisters and
families, Minneapolis, as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fritz and
Arden Olsen assisted with the All
council square dance Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Monroe and
son, Harmon, Great Falls were
overnight guests Wednesday at
the Lee DAILY home Mr.. and Mrs.
John Roedel, Columbia Falls, call
ed on them Wednesday evening.
The men worked together at the
Smelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Baldwin and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Marvin Larson home. The
occasion was in honor of Mrs.
Baldwin's birthday which was
Monday, Aug. 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Root were also Sunday after
noon guests at the Larson home.
GOOD Al CLUB
The LaSalle Boosters All club
S rated the second outstanding
boys club in the county. The Low
er Valley Livestock All club
'anks first.
In spite of the record breaking ]
Try month of July many fields
ire making high yields, especially
winter wheat and barley.
The LBH club held its regular
meetings at the home of Mrs. Sam {
Graham, Aug. 26. /
Members responded to roll call 1
With "close call'' describing near !
ccidents that had almost befallen I
hem or their children. T
During the business meeting the
lub delegate to Woman's camp, t
Grs. Walter Voelker, gave a very
Interesting report of all the acti- a
tiles and handcraft there, show +
ng the favors and samples of the t
raft. t
Mrs. Byron Graham reported h
nat the x-ray unit for this COM
lunity will be at the airport, t.
ept. 26. For LaSalle school dist +
let the canvassers will be Mrs. a
like Keller and Mrs. Ed Harder. '
The club will take part in serv- Il
lg cookies and coffee during the t.
me the unit is at the airport.
Next meeting will be at the Jel-
son home on the regular meeting h
ate with the salad" leaders, Mrs. Ii
harles Jellison and Mrs. Byron RI
in charge. n
Mrs. Elmer Olsen led the group p
/ a game where they tried to a
Ientify pressed leaves. fl
Mrs. Charles Jellison won first G.
rize while Mrs. Bill Richards and lie
[rs. Ted Homan tied for second. n
unch was then served by the
ostess, assisted by Mrs. Byron G
sc
Mrs. Nora Graham has spent the M
ast week visiting at the home of ar