Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-12
Gathering Honors
Doc Nelson, 1O2
by lBH club
(DeIayed)

LAoALLC1-rO UT many years III
ends and neighbors have gathered
at the home of Doc Nelson sometime
in August to help Doc celebrate his
birthday anniversary. Two years
ago the headlines said it was his
Tooth. This year Sunday, July 81,
was the day.
About 80 friends gathered with a
picnic lunch to enjoy visiting and
music provided by Mary Kaufman
and JEANNE Taylor. Friends from
St. Regis attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bernard Jr. and three
children. The Nelson's provided the
traditional birthday cake, ice cream
and coffee.
| The Charles Powells held picnic
at Lake Blaine, Sunday, for COM
pany employees and their families.
The day was enjoyable with swim
ming, boating, fishing and roller
skating. The group later returned
to the Adrian Hamann home to see
movies and finish off the picnic
lunch
!: Nell Heathco and Iva Pearcy of
Indianapolis, who are spending the
summer with Miss Heathco's sister,
| Mrs. Lloyd Graham, entertained the
| Graham sisters and sisters-in-law
at a dinner party at Frenchy's
Chinese gardens, Thursday evening.
Joining the hostesses were Lucy
Ward and Mrs. Dean Graves, Ind
annapolis; Mrs. Lloyd Graham, Els
sex; Mrs. Sam Graham and Mrs,
Byron Graham, LaSalle; Mrs. Fred
l Metcalf and Mrs. Orville Graham
i Kalispell; Mrs. Faye Loveall, Col
. umbia Falls and Mrs. Merle KNAPP
! ton, Whitefish. After dinner the
group went to the Knapton home
:. and spent several hours visiting
! The four Indianapolis ladies', al
S teachers in that city, expect tt
start east soon but will visit many
It points of interest enroute for ;
/ leisurely trip home.
A news item appearing in las
: weeks papers relative to the Pau
5, Kelly highway dedication ceremon,
:. in California was of interest to man,
in this community for several rea
/ sons First, the Kelly road on tn,
y the North Fork has fol many year
IS been our favorite huckleberry pick
ing area. The road supervisor, still
y working for the Kelly firm, and i
i charge of the building Of the Loga
e pass highway years ago, namel
lie ROLAND Moore, is Mrs. Arnold Stiles
e brother. Many of us also remembe
m Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelly as fin
Mt people and regret his untimely pas.
m ing.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Boyd an
- two children of Kelso, Wash, hav
y, ~ been visiting with Mrs. Boyd's 81!
y ter, Mrs Reta Powell, and fathe
- L. L. Bucanon. They also visited al
y other sister in Kalispell.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Keller wei
he dinner guests, Sunday, at the Al
nd tone Fox home in Kalispell. Mr.
: Fox entertained to mark the 81
. birthday anniversary of her hu
ar Uduu. MT. anu MIS-. Oldulc WlSud
Of and Rosemarie called Sunday ev
ming to wish Mr.. Fox many hapE
III returns.
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald
is Whitefish, Mrs. Donald Dorm, Ca
rs Lake, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Charl'
Birnel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McDona
ed and twin daughters, Elsie and Leor
six Of Cranbrook, B. c., were dinn'
guests at the o. L. Mcdonald hom
en- Wednesday evening. The occasi.
nd marked the twins birthday am
fr. versary. The Cranbrook fami
re spent two days with brothers Or
and Frank, returning to Britt.
re- Columbia, Thursday evening.
30 Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Mitchell j
Of Great Falls visited last week wi
NJ Mrs. MitcheIl's parents, Mr.. al
ck Mrs. Blaine Wishart.