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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
Lowery-Swigart Wedding Is
Solemnized At Angola, Ind.
Bv MRS. HOLM G.. JENSEN

Frank Lowery of Mr.. and Mrs. Dola Lowery and
Nancy Swgart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swigart
of Lacarne married Saturday at Angola Ind Mrs.
Lowery and Mrs Swgart attended the young couple who
have the best wishes of their many friends Following the
the coune took hOneYmOOn and spent
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

REPUBLICANS will end leg.
islative radio reports right after
sine die adjournment. Demo.
Gratis are undecided. depends
on financing.
WARREN CARTER, promi.
nent Akron businessman. has
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

MONEY-AND THAT MEANS NEW TAXES
will be the big problem confronting both the next
governor well the l02nd General Assembly.
this legislative session failed to face up to the financial
problems involved in mental hygiene, education, ct
cetera and skilfuly attempted to pass the buck
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

BELMONT County's big picnic
is all set for Aug. z. Chair
man Frank A. Vannelle is hand
ling arrangements.
AT LEAST nine Republicans
were toying with the idea of
running for Attorney General
until young Bob Taft's name
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

at surprise party on her daugh-
ter Cheri Tuesday morning on the
occasion of Cheri's seventh birth
day anniversary Swimming and
refreshments provided the diver
sion. Attending were Lavonne
Grimm, Sandra English and Shir-
ley Large from here, Nancy and
Sandra Cornell from Catawba and
Kayleen Sherwood from Port
Clinton.
j. H. Gulau entertained the
members of the Sunday Evening
Pinochle Club. Awards were won
by Mrs. Denver Rawley, Mrs. AL
bert JohannSen, and Mrs. Joe Fitz-
thum for the ladies. For the men
awards went to Albert Johannsen,
Ben Bahnsen, and J. H. Gulau.
Mrs. Spencer Sweeney and Mrs.
Edward Reifschneider assisted with
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickel had
for guests recently his mother,
Mrs. Olga Rickel and son John of
Pontiac, Mich.
Local firemen are sponsoring a
bus to Cleveland Sunday for the
double header ball game. All fire
men interested may call Harmon
Tusten or Mike Kerul, and if their
is yet passenger space, non-mem-
berS also will be taken. The bus
is sponsored by the Portage Town
ship Firemen.
The Portage Township Firettes
met in the recreation room of the
Gypsum Community Church, when
Mrs. Jack Wilkensen presided dur.
ing the absence of Mrs. Oswald
Grimm, Monday evening.
The group decided to have a
rummage sale at the City Hall
Port Clinton on Friday of next
week, beginning at 10 o'clock.
An old time dance at the Dan
bury school was announced fol
August 13.
Following the meeting Mrs
Medelyn Rickel and Mrs. Eller
Rarden served refreshments. Mrs
Loretta Miller was also on this
committee.
A white elephant sale was helc
after the meeting.
HosteSseS to serve at the mex
meeting on Monday, August Isl
the Mrs. Betty Twarek, Mrs. Gray
sen Schau and Miss Susie Sabo.
July 10: Mrs. Hugh Mienke, Sue
Malik, James Cooper, M. E. Leavy
Judy Reitz, Mrs. Fred Kreutzfeld
Mrs. Fred Fox, Milton Long, Chuc
kie Adams, Edward Sprenger
Michael Calm, Police Officer Will
liam Faust. Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Leavy
July 20: Betty Rodenhauser
Donald Bennett, Bob Reynolds
Mrs. M. E. Leavy, Mrs. Ham
Jacobs, Irene Truck, Mary Ellel
Witt, Pete Sutter, Gale Stevens
Bill Riedmaier. Anniversary o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nobis, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herbert Windsor.
July 81: Chester Jadwisiak, LIE,
Warnke, Forest Garner, Virgins
Petersen, Mrs. Homer Stwart, Geo
Lerch, Harry Rose, Marvin Lund
gard, John Reinheimer Jr., Denni
Banchich, Richard Bennett, Elme
Clemons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
ROBERT W. RErDER
------------------------
Reports From The
STATE
CAPITOL
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE FEp? /? :?

That's the big question around Ohio these days.
the answer is simply that half dozen bills fair
ployment practices given the thumbs-down treat
ment by the topheavy COP majority despite platform
promises made last .irate minores it's the
last time they'll get the "double-cross this ISSUE.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

been named new chief Of Sum-
nit County Democrats. succeed
ing the late Clarence Mofx. :.
LOOK for another judgeship
offer to be made Ohio's Chief
executive later in the year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

Demonstration -
Last call for the countrywide All
demonstration contest to be held
in the All barn on July 18 starting
at LOO pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
THE CORRIGAN BILL

to cut money available to public libraries was
quietly buried after avalanche of protests. Sen
Corrigan himself made the motion to kill the bill.
and then introduced resolution calling for study of
the intangible tax money which finances libraries.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

was thrown in for considers.
tion.
PAUL HINKLE Cd. Mercer)
is due to resign this week to
become Ohio's new superintend-
ent of banks, succeeding Thur
man Hazard, former Guernsey
County legislator.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Organize FL Club
At Canyon View
bv Mrs. Grace Reed


CANYON VIEW-Farmers I'm
ion Reserve Rascals organized
Tuesday evening at 8 pm. and the
following officers were elected:
Carol Ann Reed, president; Dick
Tombrink, vice president; and
Donna West, secretary.
They plan to participate in the
Farmers Union "get together" at
Midway hall March 10.
Next meeting will be March 10
at the Ed Reed home. Media Tom
brink and Jeanne Reed are class
teachers. Reporters, Betty West
and Sandra Reed.
Haskell Creek Home Demonstra-
ton club met at the home of Rosie
Voerman March 3. A 1876 dessert
luncheon was served by Mrs. Voer-
man. There were 10 members pres
ent.
Each lady brought a cake to bt
tested by project leaders, Dell;
Doyle and Helen auckland. The
same recipes were used for eacl
cake with the best results obtainet
by Stella Holyk and Mrs. Brown
April 7 meeting will be at tn
home of Mrs. c. H. Reed, with Mrs
Frank West co-hostess.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nero an,
children, Phyllis and Terry, Kalis
| pell and Mrs. c. D. Phillips, White
fish, were Sunday dinner guests g
. the K. Conn home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Holland an
Carol were Sunday dinner guest
. at the George Kohl home. Othe
guests at the Kohl's Sunday Wer
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Creston Youth Completes
In Conservation Contest

HELENA-Phillip Cook, Cres-
ton, and Edward THEY, Aissou1a,
were western district winners IN
the state teen-age conservationists
contest. They will be in Helena
March IL when Montana's OUT
standing Young Outdoor Ameri-
can is selected.
The successful winner at Hell
ena will receive an all-expense
paid trip to Chicago March so
where young conservationists from
all 48 states will compete for the
national title. The Chicago meet
ing is under the auspices Of the
Izaak Walton league.
Delegates to the Helena meet
ing were selected in each of five
districts of the Montana Wldlhe
federation in cooperation with the
Montana Fish and Game depart
ment. Basis of winning is interest
and accomplishments in various
conservation activities.
| Last years statewide winner,
Larry Wilson, Kalispell, will be
chairman of the March 80 meeting
in Helena which will include a
tour of the city, banquet and 9TH
er entertainment.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Murfin Hale Is
First Ski Chump

The first champion skier pro-
duced in Montana is Martin Hale,
just turned Is year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hale, White
fish.
Last weekend he won the COM
bined downhill and, slalom races
and tied for first place in the Jun
ior National Ski tournament held
on Big Mountain. He didn't COM
pete in jumping.
Hale was born in Whitefish Feb
Is, 1887, and is senior at White
fish high. He stands 6 foot /, and
weighs ITS pounds.
He runs the half and mile races
in the spring and is a member OF
the track relay team. Last May he
was a member of the Whitefish
team that took state class B hon.
ors at the track meet in Missoula.
Montana'S champion in ski cir
cles started in the sport six years
ago. His teacher was Toni Matt,
who won seven national records
before coming to Big Mountain.
Three weeks ago young Hale
won Northern Rocky Mountain
combined downhill and SALON
races held at Ennis. Feb. 18 and
Is he won the downhill, slalom anc
cross country at the state high
school ski meet at Bozeman.
The boy has a lot of encourage
ment. His dad is a Great Northern
locomotive engineer, who now i
| president of the Whitefish LAX,
ski club.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Announce Changes
At PIP & L Office

Mrs. Martha Hinton, former
chief operator at the Hungry
Horse exchange, has been named
sales representative for Pacific
Power and Light Co. out of the
Columbia Falls office.
Mrs. Hinton is calling on P, P
and L customers to assist in cleo
trical problems, added Lyman Oh
iver, Whitefish, district manager
for the company.
Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, formerly
at the Hungry Horse board, has
been named a regular operator al
Columbia Falls. Mildred Humph-
rey, Coram, formerly at Hungry
Horse, has been named a relief
operator.
Hungry Horse went to dia
phones in January.
MIS-. Alvina Stringfellow has re.
signed with new youngster t.
take care of at home.
The board from Hungry Hors'
is to be installed at Columbia Fall
to. help speed up long distanc
calls. Columbia Falls is slated TO
dial phones in 1856 with the new
local telephone office to be bull
starting this summer.
! Mrs. Sue Nadeau is Columbi
Falls chief operator with her stat
consisting of Mrs. Grace Anderson
Mrs. Helen Kubes, Mrs. Chariot
Settera, Mrs. Helen Landry, Mr.
Emma Jean Reins, Mrs. Evely
; Anderson and Miss Humphrey.
/ Marlene Daley is cashier wit
Dora Mae Stark, assistant.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Invite School Bourd
To Home Ec Dinner

Columbia Falls school board
members and administrators will
be guests of Columbia Falls home
economics department at dinner
Thursday evening.
The girls will prepare and serve
the meal. Teacher is Mrs. Jane
Carey.
| Invited have been Chairman and
Mrs. Otto Fehlberg, Coram; board
members, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Byrd, Martin City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Knapton and DR.. and Mrs. w.
F. Bennett, Columbia Falls, and
Con Lundgren, West Glacier, along
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Fleming
He's the school district clerk. Also
| invited have been Supt. Dulane
Fulton and Mrs. Fulton, Principal
and Mrs. Carl Launer and Prin-
cipal and Mrs. Phil Nelson.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Saddle Club Hears
Delegate Report

Report of the Western Division
delegates meeting was given at
the Rocky Mountain Riders Saddle
club meeting, Tuesday.
Report was given by Mrs. Al
Greene, as Don Doane, delegate,
was unable to attend Tuesdays
meeting. Summer events planned
at the delegates meeting in Roman
included Bison ride at Mission
Range, May %; Mok-See at
Stevensville, June 10; Kalispell O.
Mok-See, tentatively set for June
26; Missoula O-Mok-See, July 8
Poison O. Mok- See, tentatively sci
for July 10; Roman O-Mok- See
July Is and II; Gala days, White
fish, July % and "a; Columbia
Falls O-Mok-See, August IA; Hot
Springs O-Mok- See, August %
and Moiese O-Mok-See, Sept. 10.
This weekend state saddle club
convention is to be held at Helena
Local delegate is E. j. Lundstrom
with about eight local members ex-
pected to attend, also. /,
Other business discussed includ.
ed planning of a public breakfas
to be given March q. E. ]. Lund,
strom was appointed chairman o
this, which will include the usua
.'hot cakes and everything to g
| with them" Price is 81 for adult
and so cents for children under II
Guests at Tuesdays meetin
were Dick Van Alstine, Kalispell
Bud Tibbets, Mrs. Blackmer an,
daughters, Columbia Falls.
Lunch was served by Martin an,
Leonard Leeman, AL Pressentine
and Tom Burns.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Sees Atom BIusf?

DEER PARK-Grant Carpenter
was up at $40 March 8 to see
any signs of the bomb blast in the
Nevada desert, and sure enough,
just at $40 the sky lit up. in the
south. Could this have been the
explosion and did anyone else see
It? & s,.si
The Deer Park Handy Helpers
club met with Verva Pemble Feb.
"a. Eleven members were present
as well as six men, who enjoyed
the day playing pinochle.
Business of the day was plans
for the lunch to be served at
Hanks old time talent show March
10 at the Farmers Union hall.
The wedding reception given fol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Howell was
very well attended at Sunrift hall
Saturday evening. The couple re-
ceived many useful gifts and con-
gratulations of good wishes from
the community.
The weather has been very colo
and being showed in l didn't col.
lect much news. Here is hopinI
for better weather and more new
next time. Susie Carpenter, secre
tary.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
vertrees, Yodon
Smith Leuvinu

HUNGRY HORSE-Three de-
partures from the Hungry Horse
Project staff are John Vertrees,
acting construction engineer; Har-
rel Yadon, special services officer,
and Ben Smith, powerhouse oper-
ator.
Vertrees, who was chief inspec-
tor at Hungry Horse during the
dam construction years, will be-
come construction engineer for re-
building of an irrigation dam at
Crescent Lake, Ore. Mrs. Vertrees
and their three children, John Jr.,
Nancy and David will stay here
until late May.
Yadon becomes assistant tech
nical liaison officer for the U. S.
Corps of Engineers out of the Sc
attic office. He had been at Hun
cry Horse since 1948 and last sum-
mer his duties included supervis-
ion of the visitor program. Mrs
Yadon and their son, Mervyn viii
remain here until school is out.
Smith came to Hungry Horse il
1852 from Anderson Dam, and i
going to Chief Joseph Dam as ar
operator. He will be accompanies
by Mrs. Smith and two daughters
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Truffic Cases

John w. Martin, Columbia Falls,
was fined $25 in Columbia Falls
justice court of Floyd P. Jones on
state highway patrol charge OF
speeding 80 miles an hour at night.
Henry Daubert, Jr., Columbia
Falls, paid $25 on a state highway
patrol charge of speeding 80 miles
an hour at night.
Mike j. Ladenburg, Columbia
Falls rural, paid $40 for not having
a drivers license.
Charles w. Christie, Whitefish
paid $40 for failure to dim lights
City cases before Judge Floye
/ P. Jones in Columbia Falls police
court were Wesley Charles Muir.
ply, Columbia Falls, drunk IN
/ public place, fined SIS.
/ Lauren G. Granmo, Kallspell
paid SIS for failure to yield right.
Of-Way.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
To Exhibit Smallest
Operating SuwniII

SPOKANE-The worlds small
est operating sawmill will be
among the 100000 worth of ,ex-
hibits displayed at the 1885 Inter
mountain Logging Conference
March % through 30th at the, Spo-
kane Coliseum.
c. P. Keim, secretary-manage
said the miniature sawmill of the
Simonds Saw and Steel company
represents more than 10000 hours
Of one mans actual working time.
The unique mill which cuts
small pieces of lumber was de-
signed and built by Phil Quelch of
Vancouver, B. c.
Keim said it took Quelch II
years to complete the 16-foot unit
Complete in every detail, the
mill even includes "First Aid" and
work Safely" signs and whistle
Keim said "about the only thing
left to the imagination is the log
pond"
He said the mill is an example
of a general West Coast mill al
though not a model of any par
ticular one.
Quelch built the entire mill IL
the basement of his home, making
everything himself except the cleo.
trio motors and the log hau
chains. Parts of the mill includ,
scrap pieces taken from an oil
sewing machine, washing machine
piano, gramaphone, cream separa
tor, chandelier and even bah.
carriage.
The entire operation of the mil
is worked by tiny levers and pusl
button controls.
Keim said the mill, along wit
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Appoint Gresham
Constable at H. n.

KALISPELL-Haskel Gresham,
service station operator at Hun
cry Horse, has been recommended
for appointment as Bolton town.
ship constable by the Hungry
Horse Community club.
The letter to Flathead county
commissioners signed by William
Krau, chairman of the board OF
directors, pointed out that the
township was without constable
and that the community would like
peace officer.
Gresham had guard experience
at Hungry Horse and Grand Cou-
lee.
Flathead county commissioner:
indicated that the appointment
would be made.
There is the thought that ap'
pointment as special deputy sher.
iff without pay would better sui
community needs.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Col. Falls Teachers
Entertain YadOnS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrel Yadon were
honor guests at a Sunday evening
get-to-gether at the William Bru-
ey home.
Guests in addition to the Yadons
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Launer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Follett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Gilk and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Bruce. The men, all local
teachers during the summer work.
ed as tour leaders at Hungry Horse
Dam.
Yadon directed the tour pro-
gram and is special services officer
at Hungry Horse for the Bureau
of Reclamation. He is leaving this
weekend for Seattle where he ha:
accepted position as assistant
technical liason officer for the
U. S. Corps of Engineers Seattle
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yadon were pre-.
sented a gift.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
VFW Auxiliary States
Soldiers Home Project

A project for the Montana SOL
diers Home was planned when the
VIEW Auxiliary met, Tuesday eve
ming.
Ladies are to make dresser
scarves, and also give prizes for
bingo. Mrs. S. R. Anderson was
appointed to make purchases, with
all the auxiliary members to help
with the sewing.
Mrs. Bill Nadeau presided at the
business meeting. Guests were Mrs
Robert Ewing and Mrs. Edith Car
ey. Business also included discus
sion of the May / district WV
and auxiliary meeting to be hello
in Columbia Falls.
Refreshments were served at the
close by Mrs. Clarence Clapper
Mrs. Ray Barnhart and Mrs. H. l.
Barnhart.
Next auxiliary meeting is Apri
70
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Pick Top Junior
NutionuI Skiers

WHITEFISH-W Winners of major
trophies at the Junior National Ski
meet held at Big Mountain above
Whitefish last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday were Martin Hale, Is,
Whitefish; Penny Pitou, Is, Gill
ford, N. H. and Frank Brown, II,
Mccall, Idaho.
Hale won the boys alpine trophy
for first place in the combined
downhill and slalom runs. He also
tied Phil Bromhan of Rumford,
Maine for first palce in the cross
country.
Miss Pitou won the girls alpine
trophy for first place in the down.
hill and the Slalom.
Brown won the nordic trophy for
high points in the combined cross
country and jumping. They were
two separate races; only the results
were combined.
In jumping competition itself
first places went to Steve Reischl
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Roger
OlOuue, lebanon, ~. n,
The Eastern team returned home
with five trophies and 25 medals
The Pacific Northwest team wa.
second with two cups and Is med.
ais and the Northern Rocky Noun.
tain section which includes BIZ
Mountain and Hale came through
with two trophies and seven med
ais. Medals were given up to tent
place.
Il Chairman of the meet was Tor
Matt.
There were about 100 contest
ants. Snow conditions were terme
excellent by Ed Schenck, Bi
Mountain general manager.
The teen aged skiers came frol
Maine, New Hampshire, Vernon
Connecticut, New York, Masss
chusetts, Michigan, Illinois, Wi.
: consin, Minnesota, Washingto
! Oregon, Idaho, California, Nevad
: Colordao, Utah, Wyoming, Nor
tana, with dozen from Canada
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Crouch Jewelry TO
Kelly Location

Crouch Jewelry will move to
their new location in the Kelly
building next week from the Bose
building on Nucleus avenue.
Locations in the Kelly building
are as follows: Columbia Floor
Covering. the new Crouch location,
Fay's Electric, Floyd Jones, real
estate and insurance, and Columbia
Mortgage and Loan and Columbia
Credit Bureau. The mortgage and
loan formerly occupied the space
being taken over by Crouch Jew
elry.
Cal Crouch started his jewelry
store in Columbia Falls in May,
1947. He is a native of Malta,
| learning the jewelry trade as an
apprentice in Malta, Whitefish and
Bend, Ore.
He and Mrs. Crouch have four
children, Bobbie, 8; Buzzie, S; Rob-
in 8; and Zebra, III. They have
purchased the former Ora Reeves
home block west of the city hall.
Crouch is secretary of the Col
umbia Falls Lions club and has
been active in civic affairs.
The Teen Queen shop plans to
double their floor space in the
south half of the Bose building
which Teen Queen owners, Mrs.
Pearl Sparks and Mrs. Eva Frazier
purchased last month.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Bill Knupton Files
For School Board

William Knapton, Columbia
Falls, announced Thursday that he
was a candidate for reelection to
the district school board for a
three year term.
Terms expiring are those of
Knapton and Herman Byrd, Mar
tin City, with holdover members
Chairman Otto Fehlberg, Coram
Con Lundgren, West Glacier, and
DR.. w. F. Bennett, Columbia Falls
Byrd is undecided whether he
will run or not. Mrs. William Krall
Hungry Horse, mentioned as a can
didate, said she would not run. Al
SO being mentioned is James Viii
lows, Hungry Horse.
Knapton, 43, was born at Benz
idji, Mimi, and came to Columbi;
Falls in 1915 as general superin.
tendent of the newly started Plum
Creek mill.
In May, 1858, he became a part
ner of the new Gateway Lumbe
Co. retail yard and store in Colum
bia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapton hav
three sons, Dick II, a high schoc
senior; James, IS, a freshman, an
Douglas, IL, in seventh grade.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
Kolispell Hires
Wvo. Grid Coach

KALISPELL-John ]. Kosich,
coach at the Greybull (Wyo.) high
school, was named head football
coach for Flathead County high at
the Tuesday evening school board
meeting. He will succeed Frank
Little.
The board considered appllca-
tons from Is coaches, seven OF
whom were in Kalispell for per-
sonal interviews.
Kosich played football for three
seasons at the University OF Wyo-
ming. He was a skyline conference
all-star, and was named to tackle
position on the United Press ALI
American first team. In 1948 NJ
was named outstanding athlete II
the Skyline conference.
Kosich is 80, and he and Mrs
Kosich have three children.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11
SOndresOns Return
From Warm aterS

POLEBRIDGE-Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Sondreson, Polebridge, have
returned to the North Fork. Their
winter trip included time on Isla
Blanca park on south Padre Is
land in Texas. The new beach res
ort is 20 miles from Mexico at the
very southeasternmost tip of Tex
as. A circular sent from the park
tells that the average year-around
temperature of Gulf of Mexico
waters off the island are just I'M
der 70 degrees for II months.
This week Lloyd was starting to
pillow snow on the North Fork road
opening it from the Trail creek
vicinity to the border. They re-
turned just in time to experience
last weeks bottom thermometer
reading OF the Flathead winter.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tombrink, Col
umbia Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
son and Mrs. Warmbrod, Kahspen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Opsand visit
ed at the John Tombrink home,
Sunday.
Carol Holland was Friday
overnight guest of Bonita Schiefil-
bein, west of Whitefish.
Mrs. Chris Rasmussen left Feb.
81 for Spokane to visit her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Nelson. She returned home
March 4. While in Spokane, she
helped her daughter get ready to
move to Great Falls, where the
Nelson's plan to make their home.
Mr.. Nelson was transferred there
to be manager of Phillips &c."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West visited
at the M. L. Birds home Sunday
afternoon.
| County Farmers Union get to-
u gether will be at Midway hall
; March 10. Pot luck lunch of coffee,
: cookies or cake will be served. A
, good program is being planned.