Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-02
LBH Club Meets
At Richards

by LBH club
LaSALLE-LBH club met June
% at the home of Doris Richards,
Kalispell, with Marie Conn, CO.
hostess.
Roll call was answered with
when I was a Bride"
Committee appointed to plan
the July picnic was Shirley Rund-
ell, Pansy Mcdonald and Mona
Jellison.
Mrs. Alfred Hoye gave report
on the committee meeting with
the county commissioners concern
ing hiring a sanitarian and county
health nurse.
Project was center piece decor
ationS, given by Doris Richards.
Her table center piece was appro-
pirate for June, a bride and groom.
Groups were chosen and made
table decorations for Christmas
Thanksgiving, Birthday anniver-
saries, and st. Patrick's Day.
The hostesses served very tasty
lunch.
LUTHERANS PICNIC
Our Savior's Lutheran church
held services at the Alfred Hoye
home Sunday, after which a pot
luck picnic was enjoyed. Sixty
people from Columbia Falls and
Helena Flats enjoyed the day.
The men folks pitched horse
HAnnc 0,,I InI nvaiffvan hall :
game. Children ran races and the
ladies were the cheering section.
Ice cream, coffee, and kool aid
were served by the two parishes.
Mrs. Duane Shaw and Buddy,
Mrs. Thea Bergen, Mrs. Norman
Bergen and children were guests
June % at the Fred Bergen home
in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Larson and
boys, Seattle, are visiting at the
home of their mother and brother,
Mrs. Cora Larson and Marvin Lar
son.
ATTEND ALBERTA DAYS
Saturday the Marvin Larsons,
Lyle Larsons and Mrs. Cora Larson
motored to Waterton Park to at
tend Alberta Days celebrations but
they reported that the rain stopped
most of the programs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Friesen, Win
nipeg, Canada were callers at the
Ed Harder home, Monday evening.
Mrs. Friesen is Mrs. Harder's
niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoye and
the Alfred Hoyes called at the
Larry Lindbergs, Kalispell, Friday !
evening. Sunday, the Lindbergs
visited at the Hoye home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoye and !
Alfred Hoyes fished at Lake Mary,
Roman, last weekend. Four big sill
yer salmon were caught, the good
eating offset the size of the catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DAILY and girls
returned June % from trip to
Rupert, Idaho, where they attend
ed a reunion of the Daily family
on Sunday. They came back by
way of Yellowstone and the jack !
son Hole country.
SHOWER FOR FREDENBERGS
Saturday evening a shower and
dance was given at LaSalle Grange
hall for Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fred
enberg. Many friends, neighbors
and relatives attended. Dancing
was enjoyed throughout the eve
ming.
A delicious lunch was served af-
ter which gifts were opened by the
honored couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Passey were
visitors Sunday at the Ed Harder
home.
Pastor and Mrs. Ralph Werner
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Schutzman and Charlotte were
callers Sunday at the home of
Emily Birnel.
Harold Eklund visited at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Eklund, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Larson, Daryl
Allan and Ronnie Himrick, "a bud
dy of Darryl) and Marvin Larson
enjoyed fishing on the South Fork
of the Flathead river, Monday.
TRACTOR CLUB MEETS
LaSalle Tractor club met at Ar
den Olson's home June "a to work
on the electrical system.
LaSalle Boosters met at Sam
Grahams before starting a project
tour, Sunday. The tour was inter-
esting to all who attended. Various
projects were viewed and pictures
taken to be used as a basis for
comparison when the autumn pro-
ject tour is taken. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Emmert,
Whitefish, were dinner guests at
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