Hungry Horse news., 1954-03-26
Square Doncers Go
TO KoIispeIl Festival

by Mrs. Chris Chef
MARTIN CITY-Martin Cit
was well represented at the poll
benefit square dance in Kalispel
Saturday evening. One square O
the Trap Line Trippers and on
square of the Columbia Falls Cir
Gle Eight participated in the ex
hibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Byrd ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Chef motoret
to Roman March 18 to attend th'
c. E. Ingraham funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Leitz anc
son, Glen, are spending week il
Thompson Falls visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chef ane
children motored to Missoula anc
Corvallis over the weekend. Mrs
Chef remained in Missoula to Wis
it relatives for few days.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Mr. and Mrs. Red Smith enter
tanned Saturday evening at card
party in honor of Iris Morris and
Red Smiths birthday anniversar-
les. Both were presented a gift by
the group.
Mrs. Clara Verrall was surpris-
ed Tuesday evening by MIR. and
Mrs. Bill Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Red
Smith, Mrs. Agnes Withrow, Mr..
and Mrs. Russ Baeth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Morris. The occasion was
Mrs. Verrall's birthday anniver-
sary. She was presented with gift
by the group. Cards were played
with Mrs. Irene Baeth winning
ladies high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Barbo attend
ed the breakfast given in Attorney
General Arnold Olsen's honor at
the McGregor cafe, Saturday NOR
ming. Mr.. Olsen and the Barbos
are old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Byrd en-
tertained the Duane Byrd family
Tuesday evening at dinner par
ty. The occasion was their son,
Duane's and granddaughter Kar-
ems birthday anniversaries.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Draper and
A. ]. Steckelberg, Poison, visited
friends here, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cornell, Meulo, Wash,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Verne
Greene and at the o. S. Walker
home this week. She is enroute to
points in Wisconsin to visit other
relatives.
o. S. Walker came Tuesday night
from Myrtle Creek, Ore, to visit
his family for few days.
Mrs. Tesche, Mrs. Vertrees and
Mrs. Greene were among those
who drove to Kalispell, Saturday
evening to attend the square
dance festival. We were very
proud of our Martin City dancers
and thoroughly enjoyed the entire
show.
Ladies aid met at the home of
Mrs. William Duer, Thursday.
We are in receipt of letter
from Bon Whealdon, Olympia,
Wash, who asks to be remember
ed to all old friends. He expects
to come back to Montana later this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rogers and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Rogers and family motored to
recently.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Clarence Rand is home
from the hospital and getting a.
long fine.
We were saddened to learn of
the unexpected death of Ervine ]
Pablo, father OF Al
ton Ingraham, former local re-
sident. Some us have known MIR.
Ingraham, since we were tots, and
he will be sorely missed.
Recent dinner guests at the Bill
Morris home were Mr.. and Mrs. s
Dan Saurey, Columbia Falls.
Mrs. John w. Steele, Challis,
Idaho, is attending her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Rand during her
illness.
Mrs. Jack Stewart returned l
asst week from Spokane, where
;he had been receiving medical c
attention. c
John W. Steele drove from c
-hallis, Idaho last weekend to c
zee how his daughter, Mrs. Clar- t
nee Rand was progressing and 3
eturned with good news as she S
S on the road to recovery. a
MRS. MOORE WRITES l
Having no better means Of con- \
acting everyone who were so kind E
nd helpful to my family and me, ii
While 1 was hospitalized in Miss 2
uIa. / want now to thank all OF 81
ou. for your cards, letters OF en- fl
ouragement, flowers, plants,
fits and mostly your prayers
,hich gave me the necessary S
trength to go on. i
And to all of you who helped A
~ family, the gifts of home- d
aked food, were so very much Fl
ppreciated and will never be for Il
often. It's a wonderful feeling to F
We in a community where your E
are your friends. to
Thank you all so very much, II