Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-29
LoSoIIe Gran q e
PI0nS Convention
by LBH club

met Oct. %. Maurine johnson re-
signed as lecturer and Grace Bir-
mel was elected to the office. Next
meeting is to be Nov. 5 instead of
Nov. IL as several members are
planning to attend the National
Grange convention in Spokane on
that date.
Dorothy Hodgson gave a report
on Social Security for farmers. She
was presented with a gift "a lamp
for her faithful service as secretary
for the past two years.
Mrs. Charles Birnel was in
charge of the program which con-
sisted of Spoken Tales" by Grace
Birnel and a poem damp Champ"
by Margaret M. Smith. There was
lot of fun bobbing for apples.
Lunch was served by the Edwin
Schlenz family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wihlberg
were Sunday visitors at the Nc
Donald home.
ROBERT KAISER HOME
Robert Kaser, who is in the Navy
was home for a few days last week
from Bremerton, Wash, to hunt.
He was fortunate enough to get his
elk the first day he was home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Fitzpatrick
spent last week in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leach drove
to Missoula Oct 81 to attend the
cattle auction and to spend few
days shopping.
The many friends of Mona Jelli-
son will be glad to know she will
be home from Portland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conn took an
extended trip to Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho, where they visited
relatives and friends. In Seattle,
they visited Mrs. Emily Warner,
Mrs. Lew Olson and Ethel Davis,
former residents of this communi-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bea Thomson, Jer-
ONE, Idaho, old time friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conn, are visit
ing at the Conn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Graham are
spending a few weeks in Indiana
polls.
FREAK ANTLERS
Roma White shot a deer with a
freak set of antlers. They had three
prongs instead of the usual two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynn have
had new telephone installed.
Missionary circle of First Bap-
tist church of Columbia Falls, met
at the home of Maude Harder, Oct.
81 for an all day meeting. There
were ten ladies present for the pot
luck dinner which was served at
noon. The day was spent cutting,
sewing and stuffing toy animals
and dolls for Christmas mission
airy boxes.
Boots and Calico Square Dance
club held their annual masquerade
dance, Saturday evening at the La
Sale Grange hall, which was dec
GRATED in the Halloween theme.
Gary Scott, Whitefish, was mas
ter of ceremonies until 1920 when
unmasking took place. Mrs. Char
les Burtsfield, Kalispell, won the
prize Gan oven-ready chicken) for
concealing her identity the long
est. The program committee took
charge of the rest of the events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chilson won ths
pumpkin pie that was ratified.
Apple cider was served through
out the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Conn served Halloween
style lunch.
Men of Birch Grove community
last week took time off from their
own work and with trucks and
chain saws, cut and hauled wood
for the school.
SCHOOL NEWS
This was the week of the obs
and abs as each one viewed his
report card. With the exception of
one, all the students had perfect
attendance.
Students are busy selling red
hearts to do their part in serving
others. The funds collected will go
to Shodair hospital to help some
crippled boy or girl.
Mrs. Sam Graham and Gail
Graham were i'll and out of school |
Friday. Mrs. Conn taught Half |
Moon school for Mrs. Graham.
Oct. %, Mrs. Ed Harder and |
Irwin Harder went to Occur DIAL
enc on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston H. Kim
brough visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Drummer Sunday.
Lawrence Brunner and Donald
Jones went to Great Falls. Law
renee went for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith Wis
tied last weekend with their son,
Wallace and family, in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Harris and
their daughter, Mrs. Lyman Wayte,
returned last week from trip to
Boise, Idaho. Mrs. Harris father
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Fredenberg |
and children have been staying
with Mrs. Fredenberg's parents,
the George Naumanns. Mrs. Fred
enberg and infant son, Virgil, re-
Gently came home from the hospi- |
tai.
Some of the young folks OF the |
neighborhood have been cutting
pine cones for sale as Christmas |
decorations. Among them were
Rose Marie Wishart and Maxine
Homan. Larry Harris has also been
c1Itting Christmas trees.