Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-10
LaSaIIe Mourns Pioneer Death

&C 0dEEG EWOUEH
LaSALLE-Once again, LaSalle
community mourns the passing OF
an old neighbor and valued friend
this time, Nora Graham. Hardly a
year since the turn of the century,
has LaSalle school been without
one or more pupils representing
the Graham family. Only this
spring, a third generation mem
Der, grandson, Bob Graham, was
elected to our rural schoolboard.
Although a quiet and unassum-
ing individual her life has had
much influence in the shaping of
the daily lives and activities of our
small section of the valley, and
she'll be missed by all.
LOUISE WlSHART WEDS
Louise Wishart and Fergus Nit
chell, Great Falls, were married at
the Catholic church in Kalispell,
Sept. 2.
After the wedding ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served at
the Temple Tea Room.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
S. Bjornemo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Teddy Bjornemo and two children,
Anaconda; Mrs. Walsh and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
V. c. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mitchell, Great Falls.
The couple spent a honeymoon
at Lake Louise. They returned
Wednesday and left Thursday for
st. Louis, Mo-, where Mr.. Mitchell
will enter college for the fall and
winter term.
Mrs. Cora Larson, Mrs. Marvin
Larson, Rodney and Virgil, and
Mrs. Alfred Hoye and Adrian
were guests at a birthday party
held at the Merle Baldwin home
in Creston, Sept. 8, honoring Nor
man Baldwin on his 5th birthday
anniversary.
MRS. LARSON HONORED
Mrs. Marvin Larson was honored
guest at a pink and blue shower
Sept. 2 at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Hoye.
Ladies present were Mrs. Archie
Corrigeaux, Mrs. Corliss Rasmus-
sen, Mrs. Sam Bakshas, Beulah
Prestbye, Helen Root, Dot Eklund,
Mary Ann Jellison, Mrs. Bill KNAPP
ton, Jean Johnson, Nina Graham,
Norman Bergen, Cora Larson, Wv
ian Hoye, Mrs. Walter Schuman
and Ann Thomas.
Mrs. Larson was presented with
a bathinette from the group. Hos
tesses, Mrs. Cora Larson, Vivian
Hoye and Florence Bergen served |
lunch.
Mrs. Hedstrom and Mrs. Ted
Bergen, Kalispell, and Mrs. Lee
and children and Mrs.
Wayne McPoland, Seattle, visited
Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Thea Bergen.
Mrs. Norman Bergen met Satur-
lay afternoon at Our Savior's Lu-
,heran church with Mrs. George
Schotte, Butte, and Mrs. Don ST.
'lerud and Morry Ekstrand to
make plans for the circuit WMF
Meeting to be held at Bethlehem
lutheran church Sept. % and 20.
VISITORS AT JELLISONS
Edith Kuhns, public health di-
-ector, Helena, DR.. P. Phillip, DR.. I
lien Cole and DR.. and Mrs. Will
lam Jellison, Hamilton, stopped {
Or coffee at the Charles Jellison /
ONE Sept. 3. The group was re- t
lrning from an International c
ublic Health conference held in
Sask., and report crop
onditions in that area similar to \
urs with rain and more rain. e
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. jacobson,
ot Springs, called on friends in t
lie community, Sunday. They met
onnie in Whitefish. Ronnie has a
days leave, after completing his n
avail school at Great Lakes. Jim [
lie who was inducted into the b
rmy in August is at Fort Ord, J.
alif. T
Everett Olsen, Havre, is visiting P
the home of his uncle, Elmer L
Isen, and with other friends in
Everett and his parents, S.
r. and Mrs. E. M. Olsen, Kin M
id, Sask., and niece, Valerie
lwthrop, Medicine Hat, Alberta, 81
Gently returned from trip to hi
llifornia.
A hail storm and pouring rain W
narrow strip through Rose D.
ossing, Sunday afternoon. Sum-