Hungry Horse news., 1955-06-24
Records Events Of
Worm June DAYS
bv Mrs. Daisv Sparks

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here and some think they should cut
down field so the rains would
start. Goodness isn't it wonderful to
have the sun and warmth, and
where's the needed rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pemble left
Saturday for Billings to visit son.
Charles Jr. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wunderlich and
son, of Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Johns and son of Hot Springs, spent
Sunday with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Howell. Afternoon callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nutter and two
children, Mrs. Floy Johnston and
Mrs. Frank Stryker. Little Miss
Lynne Ray went home with the
Wunderlichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gottfried
and two children and Mrs. Bird of
Conrad spent Saturday evening with
the Carl Wilke family. They were
on their way to Essex to build a
summer cabin. Other callers at the
Cold Spring ranch Saturday evening
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Roll and
daughter, jeanne and Mr.. Levi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Griffon and
two children of Superior, who have
Just moved to Kalispell, called on
grandparents of Mrs. Chiffon, Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Howell, Saturday
evening. The young couple were for
tunate to fined employment in Flat
head so established residence inn
mediately.
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wilke from Tuesday to Thursday was
brother Clarence Wilke and five
children of Poplar. Wednesday the
two families had grand picnic in
the park including sight seeing on
Logan pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Weaver and
three sons of Cut Bank, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Linn Hatton of California spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mart Weaver and family.
Old friends gathered Monday in
attending the funeral services of
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Verna
Jordan. We will miss Mrs. Jordan in
many ways. She didn't get around
to the neighbors very often but loved
to have company and chat on any
subject. Children enjoyed her COM
pany as well as grown ups. The old
friends will miss her and of course
her children and grandchildren. Yes,
"Grammie" was loved by her fam
lily.
Mrs. Gladys Milks a daughter of
Mrs. Jordan and her three daughters
and their families from distance
are all visiting with Claude Jordan
this week.
Dan Rising was Sunday guest at
the Roy and Martha Johnston home.
The Johnstons have been real i'll
with the summer FLU but are on
the road to recovery at the present
writing. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brinker-
hoff are both better now also. They
had a round with the same thing
Perhaps it's something ''going
around" good rain would help
settle the dust as well as germs per
haps.
Mrs. Art Johnston of Midway gro
Gerry store arrived home this weel
from trip to San Diego to be witt
her son who was soon to ship Ou
for Pearl Harbor. The young Mrs
Johnston accompanied her mother
in-law home and will make her home
in Kalispell, while her husband il
serving his time overseas with thu
Navy.
Mrs. Ronald Caldbeck and fou
children spent Monday with Grand
ma on the Sparks ranch. The it'll
grandson had recovered completed.
seemingly from his recent acciden
and has only a scar to show for it
We are glad to see him walking AM
smiling again.
Company for the j. E. Sparks ar
arriving this Thursday. MIR. and Mrs
Jim Lytjen and three daughters iron
Susanville, Calf, and Daisy's bro
Their, and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Forbes from Sweet Springs
Mo- In case this strip is vacant mex
week, think nothing of it, for it
nice to visit and neglect ones wor
at times.