Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-01
LoSolle Plans Eor
EvulUufion Dow
by lBh chit

are 10 nave regular school work
in the morning and pot l1cL A.
ner at noon. Miss Lulu Rel 80
will present program and addran.
in the afternoon. All patrons e 20
the district are invited to snon ~
the day.
Our school was honored u,;tb
two guests last week from Ka,;s
pell: Vic Croskrey, an early -,
pioneer and Mr.. Degree. whol
showed us movies of Alaska .,,J
Canada. The men explained th.+
Alaska IS very useful and not as
cold as one would think. Both
countries have numerous Indians
which the school has been study
ing.
Charles Jellison treated the
school to St. Patrick's candy laet
week. The children sang several
Irish songs and enjoyed the candy.
Thanks to the Jellisons.
LaSalle Lions club purchased an
all-purpose rubber basketball with
their club money. Other items pl1r-
chased for improvement include . !
mop, door springs, soap dish. wa
ter pail and First Aid supplies.
LaSalle Grange met Friday
night. Plans were made to put on
the degree work at the LaSalle
hall with Bissel Grange in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barnard serv-
ed supper. Blaine Wishart gave a
humorous Irish reading. Members
played games after the meeting.
Boots and Calico Square Dance
club met Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Koford were in
charge of music. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Metcalf were on the supper
committee. The records have been
recently arranged and thanks to
Mrs. Henry Dybing for tipping a
new list of dance records. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Henrickson joined the
club.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Walters have
recently sold their farm to Mr..
and Mrs. George Klissis of Ores
ton. The Klissis' plan on moving
here in May.
LBH club met Tuesday at the
home of Florence Bergen. Co-hos-
tess was Marie Conn.
Project "Why Recipes Fail"
was presented by Florence Bor-
gen and Mabel Schutzman. A let
ter was read from Shirley Run
dell, resigning as president. Nellie
Olsen was elected to fill the office.
1t was voted to send So to the
council to help send the county
chorus to Bozeman in June. Mrs.
Retta Powell volunteered to take
charge of the Red Cross canvass.
Thirteen members attended the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoye, Ad-
rian and Susan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Bergen, Vicky, Dennis
and Thea Rae were guests at the
Marvin Larson home, Sunday. The
occasion was to observe the birth
day anniversary of Rodney Lar
son, who was five years old. Call
ing in the afternoon at the Larsons
were Mr.. and Mrs. loft and Billy
Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis, Kalis-
pell, were callers Tuesday after
noon at the Bergen home.
Ronald Hoye left Monday fol
Bozeman to begin his second Sc
mester at Montana State college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bergen
Dennis and Thea Rae called Fri
day evening at the Ed Becker
home in Columbia Falls.
We're beginning to wonder wha
has happened at TV mountain il
Missoula that we have no tele-
vision. One doesn't realize how you
miss it until you don't have it
Something had better happen soo1
or there will be a lot of second.
hand TV sets for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergen ant
Sonia, Kalispell, were suppe
guests March "a at the Berger
home.
Vicky Lynn Bergen was an ov
ernight guest Friday of Palm
Hickey.
D.
to her home because OF illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barne
and family, Helena Flats, called O
the John Schutzmans, Sunda,
Calling later were Mr.. and Mr.
Herb Holland who were also sup
per guests.
Harold Eklund is visiting at tn
home of his brother, Russell Elk
lund.
MIR. and Mrs. o. L. McDonal
spent the evening Of March "a ;
the Schutzman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Borge
and children called Sunday ever
ing at the home of Mr.. and MI
Archie Roe, Kalispell.
L. L. Buchanan returned hon
from visiting his daughter in Ke
so, Wash, this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harder and il
spent Saturday evening at Il
Russell Eklund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tombrin
Columbia Falls, and Mr.. and Nh
Henry O'Boyle and son, LAIR
Kalispell were Sunday guests
the Mike Keller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schutzm;
and Charlotte visited Sunday a
ternoon at the Ed Harder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoye call
Friday at the home of Mr.. al
Mrs. Lindberg, Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Baldwin a,
children were dinner guests So
urday evening at the Marvin La
son home.
Cpl. Gerald Schulze
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