Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
L q S uIIe Efforts
Win Fair Prizes
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LASALLE-LdSdlle Boosters won
first place on their booth at North
west Montana fair last week. An
other first was taken by Neil Ora
ham, whose two year old HOlStein
heifer won the trophy offered by
Western Breeders association. There
was great excitement at the fair,
Saturday, when she gave birth to
twin heifers. Other ribbons were won
by heifers, swine, shop work, chick
ems, baking, vegetables.
The LaSalle community booth won
third place. 1t was a busy commun-
ity last week with the bathing and
brushing of animals, preparing of
vegetables, working on booths and
floats, baking and making jam and
jellies for the fair.
Frank Graham, who is president
of the Dairy Breeders association,
worked on a float Dicky Homan
helped him and the float placed third
in the adult division
Bill Stiles and Ronnie Graham
were busy with the FLA float and
booth, along with the Boosters work.
The FLA float won third in the jun
ior class Ray Fritz had the privi-
lege of seeing the grandstand show
each day by playing with the band.
The LaSalle community booth was
a great success and, come on folks,
let's keep it in mind for a better
one next year.
COUPLE VISITS
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Logic were
callers at the Carl Logic home, last
Thursday, and dinner guests at the
Carl Fritz home, Friday. Donald was
released from the Army in June and
will attend the university at Oakland,
Calf, this year Donald is nephew
of Carl and a grandson of Grand
mother Logic
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dybing and
Leonard returned Saturday from a
trip to the Black Hills, S. OAK, and
Bismarck, N. Dak., where they Wis
tied many relatives and friends. On
their return trip they visited the
Mack McCrory family at Belgrade,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dybing of
Seattle are visitors at the Henry Dy-
bing home this week.
Due to the home demonstration
federation meeting date falling on
the regular LBH meeting date, there
will be club week early this month,
with Mrs. Alfred Hoye, Wednesday,
Sept q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Olsen and
Mrs. Elmer Olsen spent Labor Day
weekend at Bozeman.
Birch Grove school commenced
this year with two new first graders,
Nancy Bruner and Helen Dye, and
Karen Bibb, who is in the fourth
grade. The pupils have added bear
skull and snake skin to their mus
cum. They also possess a family
of guppies which the teacher, Lee
nora Hill, brought home from Havre.
The school is studying the project
of Flathead county.
MAKES HOME HERE
Mrs. Elizabeth Sologub of Butte
arrived, Sunday, at the home OF
her daughter and family, Mrs. Sam
Casne, where she plans to make her
permanent home. Mrs. Ray Han
rattey and Mrs. Lilly Cortner OF
Hot Springs are visiting the Casne
home this week and are Mrs. Casne's
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Vinjie and
family have moved to Kalispell
The LaSalle school teacher and
pupils are thrilled with the new cup
boards with the sliding doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernard anc
Carey Fritz were dinner guests al
the Roger Taylor home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaedint
and Patsy have moved to Kalispell
Rudolph is operating a sawmiu II
the Kila area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hepburn, Ed
monitor, Alta, and their daughter
and granddaughter, Mrs. Glen Pryc'
and Sharon, Lethbridge, Alta, ar
visiting at the home OF their niece
Mrs. Norman Bergen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Larson ant
family and Mrs. Cora Larson wer
guests Sunday at the Merle BALDWIN
home, Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Leach enter
tanned at Sunday dinner for Mr.:
Leach's sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Petri
of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Floy
Coverdell and sons, Bigfork.
JELllSoNS VISIT
DR.. and Mrs. William L. Jelliso
and son, Bill, of Hamilton and Ev
fernandez of Marysville, Calf
spent several days in the vale