Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Fall Coming In
SUnriff Area
by Mrs. Daisv Sparks

picking Time, so we realize summer
is over and it's fall once again.
September is the month that tells
yours truly that another milestone
is tumbling down the road of time. !
Yes, we had a fine lot Of remem-
ORANGES by cards and gifts on the
third. Quote: "A maiden born when
Autumn leaves, are rustling in Sep
TENDERS breeze, A Sapphire on her
brow would bind, Twill cure dis
eases of the mind" Now! | know
what's my trouble.
Labor day over we can breathe
more easily. All the warnings by
radio and newspaper reminds us Of
the beginning of a football game.
The play is all ready to start and
folks sitting in places of safety are
expecting someone to get hurt and
would be half disappointed if they
didn't. We are SO thankful that the
accidents near home were not seri-
GUS. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Rhino were
bumped on the highway in front of
the Bert Brinkerhoff home. Mrs.
Rhin0 was slightly upset and bruised.
A newly married couple was pass
ing three cars but, as in bowling,
they didn't see the sleeper.
Not saying that Matt was asleep
at the wheel; he just happened to be
the third car in front of the pass
ing bridegroom" Too bad the
honeymoon was delayed, but the
highway patrol took the not-too-
happy couple back to Kalispell to
appear before the Judge. They had
more time this trip to look the city
over.
i With all the traffic mishaps one
begins to wonder if some refresher
courses, drivers tests, eye examin
atoms, or even some coaching as t.
which is the right or left hand woulc
be ADVISABLE. One never gets toe
old to learn.
Mrs. Carl Wilke received a phone
message Tuesday evening that hel
father, George Boyd, 68, had passet
: away from a heart attack at pm
at his home in Spokane.
Mr.. Boyd leaves a wife, twt
. daughters; Mrs. Carl Wilke, Col
umbia Falls, Mrs. Pat Kelly, Sun
/ burst, three sons; Neil, Hungr,
| Horse, Mark, Spokane, and Hugh
Flaxville.
) Mrs. Wilke and Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Boyd left Wednesday afternoon t
be with the family in Spokane. Sym
2 pathy is extended from the neigh
: bors.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wright hat
: a house party Sunday after buncl
: of good friends helped with the &c
: ment pouring of the basement Q
S their house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Caldbecl
and four, children arrived at tn
f Sparks ranch just in time Monda
to help with the wheat .harves,
S Surely nice to have someone dro
in that doesn't mind laboring o
; Labor day. All the wheat is in tn
S bin and all the peas in the bag
!. What a grand and glorious feeling
: Nov letter rain as the fellow sale
Mrs. Frank Fisher received
5 very painful bruise Thursday after
] noon While Ida was in the barn
sassy old COW made a pass at hel
! in order to not tangle with the CO
] Ida ran against an iron stake thu
\ held the salt block. She was taken [
< DR.. Allison Friday. X-ray and a sht
j of penicilin was administers
\ With all the canning and work (
x four youngsters it's pretty bad f
: mamma to be off her feet. Neigl
!! bors are helping out as much {
! possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston, M
and Mrs. H. G. Stafinbil, Kalispe
went to a quiet spot near the TO
of the mountain, Sunday, and he
a corn roast and picnic. Oh, fl
more little retreats where one CO
escape the hustle and hustle of Il
traffic and crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Coverdell ar
daughters had a picnic up the Nor
Fork Sunday, looking over Il
moose country. Not long now uni
the old big fellows better not
too bossy We hear the buck a
smaller this year. Most everybod,
is-and fewer.