Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-10-21

but they said it wasn't too cold up on
top of the pass and the fall colors
we're beautiful.
We had letter from Mrs. Jex
of England. Henry Elwood had been
to leicester on a visit to Mrs. Jex.
Mrs. Jex thinks that he finds every
thing strange, the behavior, houses,
climate, etc. She told about the
double decker bus trip they took, a
new experience for Mr.. Elwood. She
mentioned that he was teaching the
English children some of our tricks,
like popping corn. ''And the children
loved it. "They had never done it
before, said Mrs. Jex.
MOTEL PROGRESSING
The new Motel at the Village Inn
is coming right along The founda-
tons and subfloor are all in. The
walls started to 60 up, Monday. 1t
looks like a bee hive with all the
men, plumbers, electricians and car
penters, 20 to Is of them, on the
job. A truckload of glued Illuminated
beams came in from the coast,
8x18x32 feet long.
A lovely fall luncheon was given,
Saturday, at Dorothy's and Eddie S
cafe in Apgar. There were nine
tables in play. Hostesses were Alice
Tidrick, Mrs. Fred Lathrop and Mrs.
Halberg.
Mrs. Dodge of Kalispell brought
Apgar school some oak leaves and
acorns when she was up, Saturday
She said the trees were planted
in their yard 20 years ago from seed
gotten from Fergus Falls, MINI. The
trees are now 20 feet tall They also
planted one at their summer place
at the foot of Lake Mcdonald After
20 years it is only about feet tall
as it is in gravel. DR.. Dodge plans
to take it to Kalispell and replant it
] Bob came home for the weekend
from working over at Swiftcurren
but has gone back again for another
week. The weekends just aren't lont
enough for little Bill and me, wrot,
Mrs. Fleming.
Bea Washburn and family spen
the weekend at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Smith in Columbia Falls
Monday evening Mrs. Smith attend
ed the wedding of her niece, Elain
Smith.
! Mrs. Floren says, Zone day goin
to town near TR guest ranch Their
were three small deer walking dow
the middle of the road, and actin
just like people"
i Dot and Dimie Apgar were Sunda
visitors at the Paul Sunell home.
i MEET FOR cANASTA
i Bea Washburn, Dorothy Brewste
and Helen FloreH met at the Flemin
home, Thursday evening, for roun
of canaSta.
Wrote Mrs. Walsh, I'VE are a
enjoying these sunny October day.
John Walsh is busy building bac
porch to the house. Our birch tree
have lost nearly all their leaves. w
are sorry to see our leaves fall.
ION the way to Washes an
Prices for news" says Margare
Ann, Il noticed the creek had gon
down and you could see the salmo
7 palmer There aren't too many We
One day last summer we saw a bal
eagle sitting on the ground. It wa
pretty big and didn't seem to b
afraid of us as we were about Is Q
80 feet away. We kept still but
squirrel started to chatter and
flew away
: Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty sent som
7 lovely books to the school when the
left for Virginia. Thank you, Mr.. an
!, Mrs. Beatty
There is hole in our wall Vi
E stairs that a little bird made ne
!. in last summer. At first l didn
: know the nest was there. The biz
came right at me because l was
! her nest, so / went away wrot
Susan.
81 Apgar wishes to extend SINGER