Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-10-14
Report on Apear Animals
bv Apuar school


down this morning when it was time
to 60 for news SO Mrs. Harrington
didn't send us out for news, as some
of us had colds. So we each wrote
about something we had seen this
last week, and got news from others
at noon.
1--WE have a tame squirrel up in
our tree. Sometimes when we walk
under the tree he drops down a pine
cone on us. He will come down to
dads hand for a peanut and then
run up the tree again"
1--WE have an old sawed off stump
we use for FEEDER" wrote Jimmy.
''We have whole family of chip
hunks around our house. We think
they are a father, mother, brother
and sister. We also have three squir-
rels, a mother and two babies. In
| the winter we have four or five mar
ten. All these come to our feeder"
We won't be able to keep Daisy
any more, little Mickie told us
sadly Little Trixie is going to have
puppies and it will just make too
many dogs"
when we were going to the show
at Martin City we saw a porcupine
on the side OF the road and it was
just eating"
"A big grouse was sitting in front
of our dining room window. He look
ed around for a while. My mother
and dad saw it. Mother said he act
ed SICK He crossed our lawn and
went over to Bill Mackin's motel.
Then when / was coming home from
taking some sugar to DOrOthy'S he
was laying on the motel step dead
1t was too bad, because he was pref
ty", Susan reported.
ROCK SLIDE REPORTED
There was rock slide on Logan
pass, Monday. 1t was bigger than
last year. The men worked from
a. m. until 8 p. M
! Dorothy Brewster is closing the
cafe this week and is busy cleaning
1t has been a busy summer.
| Mrs Coos, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coo
per and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Lee went
up to Essex.
/ May Sullivan sent over pack
age today, sent to us by Mrs. Beatty.
It was little frame with a partly
woven rug showing how weaving is
done. We hung it up on the bulletin
board. Thank you, Mrs. Beatty We
are surely going to miss the Beat
tvs. They have been very nice to
us. There was a fine potluck Mon
day night at headquarters for the
personnel who are leaving. We hate
to see them 60, but wish them good
luck in their new work.
The leaves are falling and rain
is pouring down today and it is get.
ting ready to turn to winter.
| Even with all this rain we still see
construction equipment going by
headed down Bill Mackin's way.
! The Larry Mackins have moved
to Columbia Falls. The Mackins liv
ed in Apgar for the past two years
and Larry, Jr., Darlene and Beverlie
went to Apgar school. Flora Brown.
back also went to Apgar last year
and Charles Boies went here fol-
about two months. They are all 60
ing to Columbia Falls now and we
hope they have a fine year.
4 FIVE GO ON BUS
Bus pupils from Apgar this year
are Donna Brewster, Chuck Beng
tson, Billie Price, Mari Ann Fitz
patrick and Wallace Floren. They
wait in Apgar school for the bus.
! 'sAs / was going to school l not
, iced that the creek that runs past
our house was almost over the lit
tie bridge and out of its banks. This
little creek runs into the big creek
which is wide like river. Where
the little creek runs into the biz
one it made lovely foam and E
branch of a tree floated down
Things got stuck on the other side
of the little bridge as water come.
down and it makes it look like {
dam under the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Greenwal
spent week in Deer Lodge visit
ing Jean and Van Harrington ant
family. They reported that little Loi.
Elaine who weighed one pound, /.
ounces when born and was only nine
inches long now weighs eight pounds
six ounces and is 10 inches long. She
l has red hair and blue eyes. Beauti