Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-22
Ho ''Il!lI' Vt Helpers Hold
Picnic Meetinq
by Handy Helpers Club


CANYON VIEW-Handy Helpers
met, July IA, with Annie Blanchet.
Because it is busy time only a few
were present There was just one Of
flcer present so picnic was busin-
ess of the day. After the bountiful
lunch the meeting was adjourned.
Next meeting will be with Verna
Pemble, July %.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Louis Blanchet and
son, Richard were Sunday visitors
at the Albert Clarke home west of
Kalispell to help Mr.. Clarke cele-
brate his birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Hunsinger and
family of Conrad were visiting at
the Henry Sullivan home. Henry is
an uncle of Jacks.
VACATION ON COAST
Grace Blanchet and her friend, vi
johnson of Kalispen are spending
their vacation visiting relatives and
seeing sights in Seattle and on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers and
family of Ledger were visiting re-
latives and friends here last week.
CarOle Jane Parpart is spending
a week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pemble.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Howell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pemble mot
ored to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mar
tins on the west lake shore. 1t was
get together picnic of relatives.
The three ladies are sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Blanchet and
Richard are getting over the shock
of being rundown Sunday. Car dam
age is worse than any other damage
at this time.
Mrs. Ada Townsend spent the
weekend in lower valley with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Seney.
Hay and strawberries are the
main topic of interest now. Every
one is working early and late get
ting the hay in, the harvest beins
two to three weeks late.
Paul Hoffman from Culbertsor
brought a combine for George
Kohl on Friday evening. He is tax
ing back load of corral posts.
The Kohls, MASKS, Opsands, Luke
and Hollands attended the Farmer
Union picnic at Echo Lake, Sunday
OLAF Bolkens from Whitefish
and Carmen Anderson's family from
Havre called at the Nash home Sat
urday evening.
NOTE BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Some of Mrs. Opsand's neighbo
ladies helped celebrate her birthda,
anniversary on Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. McKilbey (the fol
mer Agnes Doyle arrived fror
Watson, N. OAK, to visit at tn
Holyk and Doyle homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wheeler an
Mother Wheeler, Eva Motichka an
granddaughter went to Kalispel
Sunday, to see some old North Dali
ota friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robel
Weir who were there for a conven
ion.
Mrs. Fossum, ST., of Whitefisl
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr.
Opsand.
A baby girl was born Monday a
ternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
Barnes. Her name is Lana Marie
Friends and former neighbors
this neighborhood of the Wymar
were shocked to hear of the dealt
by drowning of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthl
Wyman and Resale Wyman
Smith Lake. Those attending tt
funeral Monday from here wei
Mrs. Henry Holland, Mrs. Geors
Kohl and Mrs. Agnes Ringdahl.
Buddy Lowitz and Gordon Cor
have been haying for Stalcups
Columbia Falls and Hines at Whit
fish this week.
Carol Reed spent two days tn
week with Kay Conn to attend ban
practice in Whitefish while her m
Their, Mrs. Charles Reed, is docto
ing in Spokane. Mrs. Reed expee
to be gone six weeks. Carol W
spend most of her time with h
sister, Mrs. Keith Seville, at La
Five.
Art Philips left the hospital Il
Saturday. He's much improved b
it will be while before he can
back to work.
Visitors at the Ancl Conn hor
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Fe
Stoos of Chino Valley, Ariz., W
spent four days here. They had be
gone from home month tourl
Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Al
ansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska q
northWard to Montana. They