davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Neal Named Reoistrur

William H Neal has been ap-
pointed registrar of Montgom-
cry Junior College. to replace
Mrs. Harriet P. Ripley who is
resigning. The new registrar
formerly was director of admis-
sions at Pace College, New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Wilkins TO Speak

j. Ernest wilkins, Assistant
Secretary of Labor, will be guest
speaker at ceremonies initiating
"a new members in the Cardozo
High School chapter of the Ma
tional Honor Society at the
school, Thirteenth and Clifton
streets NV, at 9:10 am.
Wednesday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

MARTIN CITY - Trap Line
Irlppers will dance this Saturday
evening at the Lions hall.
Herman Byrd and sons, Duane,
Vern and Leroy, were business
visitors in Missoula over the
weekend.
Play practice for the one-act
play of Tommy Takes a Wife
was held at the school house Tues
day evening. Next practice will
be be Thursday at the George
Dever home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rowles, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Smithson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Lietz, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Gesche and
Herman Byrd met at the Bud Chef
home Tuesday evening to discuss a
skit for the Home Talent show.
Jim and Chrissy Chef were ov-
ernight guests of Mickey and Rog-
er Cheff, Martin City, Saturday
evening.
Dinner guests at the S. D. "Red'
Smith home, Monday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sands
and grandchildren, Billy, Kay ano
Tommy Sands, Summit and Susie
and Dickie Smith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sands Jr.
Summit, motored to Helena ovel
the weekend leaving their children
with their grandparents.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Irmo McCool, Don
DUnWeI Married

1rma McCool and Sgt. Don F.
Dunwell were married at the First
Christian church, Rupert, Idaho,
Feb. 6 by the Rev. Rex Lawson.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion McCool, Rupert,
and the groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis A. Dunwell, Palisades,
Idaho, former Hungry Horse resi-
dents.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a floor
length gown of ivory brocaded sat-
in and tulle over slipper satin
The close fitted bodice was out
lined at the throat with dainty
scallops and effectively set off the
star pendant she wore. Her veil
of bridal illusion was edged with
lace. Her bouquet was an orchic
with stephanotis on a white Bible
Matron of honor was Mrs. Mile:
Anderson, sister of the bride. Bes1
man was Jack Dunwel of Mos.
COW, brother of the groom. Gary
Alan Dunwell, also a brother Of
the groom, was ring bearer for the
double ring ceremony. Ushers were
Morris McCool, Moscow, ane
Richard McCool, Rupert, brother
of the bride.
Mrs. Ed Dunn played organ
numbers for the ceremony. Mrs
Wayne Newcomb sang II Love
You Truly before the processiona
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Scheup
bach sang a prayer song at tn
close. About 200 attended the wed
ding reception.
! The bride is a graduate of Ru
| pert high school and attended Ida
no State college, Pocatel1o. She ha
been teaching at Swan Vale
school. Don is a graduate of Col
umbia Falls high school, class Q
so, and has been in the paratroop
since January, 1858 after attendin
Montana State university for
quarter. He is stationed at For
Benning, Ga. where the youn
couple will make their home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
u. S. Air Force
Offers Truininu

KALISPELL - An increasing
need for young men interested in
acquiring technical training in
electronics, aircraft maintenance,
photography and meteorology was
announced today by M/Sgt. Chris
Davis, head of the Missoula United
States Air Force Recruiting sta
ton.
with the Air Force expansion
program calling for nearly one
million people in uniform by 1857,
and the fact that major industries
and business establishments are
constantly seeking Air Force train
ed experts in many technical
fields, the opportunities for spe-
cialized training is greater than
ever BEFORE" Sergeant Davis said
Full information relative to the
above fields and other specialties
| in the United States Air Force is
available at the Air Force Recruit
ing office, Federal Building An
mex, Missoula.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
III. H. Teenogers
Hold First Dance

HUNGRY HORSE-The Hungry
Horse Teen-agers held their first
jam session Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in the Hungry Horse COM
munity club hall. About so per-
sons were present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Patterson
are co-chairmen of teen-age ac-
tivities sponsored by the Hungry
Horse Community club. ys
Music for dancing was furnish
! ed by Kay Sanderson, West Gla-
cier, Jimmy Sexton, Bennie Will
son, Kalispell, Al Dunn, Column
bia Heights and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Kran.
| Scrabble, Monopoly and other
table games were played in the
early part of the evening.
Refreshments of cookies, pop
and pop corn were served.
There will be another teen-age
get-together next Tuesday evening
March s.
On Friday, March IL, the frs
teen-age dance will be held, the
/ st. Patrick's theme will be usec
and music will be by Kay Sander
sons Five Sharps."
The Mike Romans family have
moved to lone, Wash, where Mike
is employed.
Mary Rae Carroll spent las
weekend at Park headquarters, a.
a guest of Kathy Joseph. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Howell ane
Tommy, have returned from a twt
weeks visit with Mrs. HOWELL
parents, the j. Kirwins at Geyse1
| Mickey Thomas left Wednesda,
for cambridge, Maryland, wher
he has been assigned to the U.
Navy Personnel school.
Mae Hartman is busy doing tn
decorating and finishing on tn
newly built fountain in the drug
store and plans to open in the nea
future.
The new grocery store held ii
grand opening last Saturday an
even though the weather was blus
terry, good crowd was in and on
during the day to wish the Boisen
success and visit over steamin
cups of coffee and doughnuts.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Scout Council Meets
At n. n. School

HUNGRY HORSE-Girl scout
council met at the schoolhouse
Monday evening. If a girl should
call at your house in March it will
probably be girl scout selling girl
scout cookies.
Mrs. Leonard Lee entertained a
foursome at bridge, Feb. "a.
Don Brownson, freshman at
Montana State college, Bozeman,
was home over the weekend.
Mrs. Bud Michels is substitute
teacher this week in Martin City.
Despite the stormy weather, 10
ladies and three children attended
the meeting of Martin City-Hun-
cry Horse Community Presbyter-
ian ladies aid Feb. "a at the Bill
Sands home in Martin City. Next
meeting will be at the manse in
Martin City, March IL at 1870 pm.
Martin City, Hungry Horse and
Coram ladies aids and others in
terested are to hear Rev. Evaul,
missionary to South America.
There will be a pot luck at $50
pm. in the conference hall March
II with Rev. Evaul as guest and
speaker. Everyone interested is in
vlted and urged to attend.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
IA. c. Youth Need
Woodworking Tools

Lynda Moore, Martin City school
MARTIN CITY - Martin City
youth center association met Mon
day evening and decided on a pro-
gram for the center. We would ap-
preciate it if anyone knowing the
whereabouts of some woodworking
equipment Cheap would let us
know
Ralph Smiths brother Jack, and
another man decided to put fuel
oil on fire to get the fire started
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith are
now visiting Jack in the Nampa
, Idaho hospital where he is recov-
ering from severe burns.
Elaine Hollingsworth, Wanda
Stoldoff, Pat Morris, Brenda
Smithson and Mary Jane ,Birnel,
were visitors in Mrs. Bollinger'.
room, Friday.
Jim Potters, Martin City, put il
a new neon sign for 'The Foun-
tain" last week.
Mrs. Dale Riley and daughter
Pamela, Martin City, went to Mis-.
soula, Friday where they visitet
friends.
| Mrs. Potter and son, John, Mar.
tin City, went to Great Falls Fri
| day to celebrate Mrs. Potter's mo
theirs birthday anniversary.
d Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker an
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Orvill
Parker and daughter, all of Eure
| ka, were weekend visitors of tn
Joe Withrow family in Martil
City. A turkey dinner was enjoyed
Mrs. R. w. Michels, Hungr.
Horse, is substituting at the Mar
tin City school for Mrs. Crist, VIII
left Monday morning for Bozema
where her son is i'll. She plans t
be gone all week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
John Steiner Honor
Guest at Shower

Chris Chef entertained at a
surprise stork shower Saturday ev-
ening in honor of John Steiner,
Martin City.
Cards and talk were enjoyed by
the group and much merriment
was had at surprise time" High
light of the evening was presenta-
ton of IAN Oscar" to John, fol
outstanding achievement.
A delicious luncheon was later
served by the host.
The all male guest list included
"Smitty" Smithson, Bill Duer, Art
Snyder, Bob Rogers, Bud Chef
Don Leitz, Bill Rogers, Louis Cest-
mix, Floyd Mcclure, Joe Weld
mig, Martin City; and Ed Walden
Dave Mckinley, and AL Hendrick-
sen, Columbia Falls, the host anc
guest of honor.
| Johnny received many lovely
and unusual" gifts.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Missionary to Talk
AT Martin CRY

MARTIN CITY-The Rev. O.
Evaul, Presbyterian missionary on
furlough from Chile, will speak to
a combined meeting OF the Coram
Ladies Aid and Martin City-Hun-
cry Horse Ladies Aid and any
other interested ladies at the manse
in Martin City, Friday, March II.
at 1870 pm.
That evening there will be a
family potluck supper for the three
communities at $50 pm. at the
Bureau conference hall Mr.. Evaud
will speak after the supper, and
show slides.
The Rev. Elwyn Tesche of the
Coram and Martin City Hungry
Horse Community Presbyterian
churches commented that this was
good opportunity for local folks
| to hear an interesting outside
speaker.
The missionary from Chile was
assigned to Valparaiso, where he
served as director of the newly
established Bible Training school
for lay workers. In addition to hi.
work at the Bible school, he trav-
eled widely with youth caravans
AS a result of one summers work
almost 1000 children were enrolled
| in Is daily vacation Bible school.
and summer camps. Mr.. and Mrs
Evaul with the help OF student.
prepared and mimeographed al
the materials used by the caravans
He is from Haddon Heights, New
Jersey, and a graduate of Mary
vile college, Maryville, Tenn. ant
San Francisco Theological semin
| airy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

CANYON VIEW-On the honor
roll from the lower room at Cam
Won View school are Carol Boisen,
CAROLYN Rabidue, Diana Orr, Rose
Boisen, Darrell Christofferson and
Vonzel Ferrich.
Those having perfect attendance
were Milo Anderson, Judy Beau
champ, Bruce Christofferson, OAR
rell Christofferson, Lane Kaiser
and Donna Rabideau.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
John Wushburn
Services Saturday

Funeral services for John Lew
is Washburn, 40, longtime West
Glacier and Apgar resident, will
be held Saturday at pm. at the
Waggener and Campbell chapel
Kaispell.
Burial will be in Woodlawn GEM
etery, Columbia Falls.
Officiating will be Rev. Frank
B. Hills, Kalispell Presbyterian
minister.
Mr.. Washburn died while SHOW
cling deep snow on a path near
his home at Apgar late Monday
afternoon.
He was born Aug. S, 1905 at
Rapid City, S. Oak. and came to
the Flathead in 1880 becoming
employed by the Bolton Mere. He
lived at West Glacier, and later
leased the Clack station.
During the construction of Hun
cry Horse Dam he was employed
by General-Shea- Morrison, and
sustained a serious injury to his
arm and hand from a falling rock
However he still worked in con-
Struction.
Six years ago he moved to APP
gar where he owned the Moose
cabins.
Survivors are Mrs. Washburn
the former Bernice Downes Of
Columbia Falls, and four children
Jack, Gilbert, Michael and Shar-
ell, all at home. In addition hi.
mother, Mrs. Lena 'Washburn
survives, and three brothers ane
three sisters not residents of thu
Flathead.
The community was saddenet
by the sudden passing, and is con-
cerned about Mrs. Washburn an6
her four children.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Yudon Promoted To
Job in Seuttle

HUNGRY HORSE-Harrel va
don, special services officer at the
Hungry Horse Project, will leave
March II for Seattle where he has
accepted a position as assistant
technical liason officer for the us.
Corps of Army Engineers. The dis
trict includes the Pacific North
west east to Great Falls air base.
He received civil service up
| grade.
Yadon came to Hungry Horse
in January, 1948. He headed the
visitor program which last sum-
mer saw 100000 persons view the
dam including 47,863 who took the
powerhouse tours.
During the peak Hungry Horse
construction years, the Bureau OF
Reclamation public relations and
services department included Jack
Criswell, now with the Public Uti-
lily District at Pasco; Eddie Nc
Cloud, former Bureau photograph
er, now in Sacramento studio
and Yadon.
i Yadon is native of Fairview
in eastern Montana. Before COM
ing to Hungry Horse he worked at
the Naval Ordnance depot at
Bremerton for five years including
a time in the Navy, and then afte,
the war owned and operated ;
fountain lunch in Tacoma. HI
learned the baking trade at Fair.
view and Albany, Ore.
, Both Mr.. and Mrs. Yadon hav'
! been active in the Hungry Hors,
community. He is president of the
Hungry Horse National Federation
5 of Federal Employees unit, am
5 vice president of the Hungry Hors'
| ToaStmasters club. He is former
: officer of the Hungry Horse Rec.
reation association, and with Mrs
4 Yadon directed youths square
: dancing program. Mrs. Yadon ant
!, their son, Mervyn, H., will joi1
S him in Seattle next May.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
List Surplus SoIes

HUNGRY HORSE - Apparent
successful bidders for sale or sur
plus from the dormitory at the
Bureau of Reclamation include:
Hilda Schmuck. Anaconda, ten
blankets and all the benches for
a total of 1865; Edward Lewis,
Columbia Falls, three roll-away
beds for 5000; Ronald Jewell,
Hungry Horse, one lamp, $6.O5,
Frank Stryker, Columbia Falls,
ten blankets for $25; Harold Va
chal, Somers, 80 blankets for $685.
10; Burrell Baxter, Hungry Horse,
ten blankets and lamp for $27;
Rolls Second Hand Store, Kalis-
pell, 140 blankets, % desk type
lamps for total of 1923; Mrs. Dan
Huffine, Columbia Falls, six pill
lows for $10.08;
Francis Watne, Martin City, IL
pillows for SIS; Oliver Newhouse
Hungry Horse, six pillows 5000
Margaret Nash, Columbia Falls, six
| pillows and four chairs for $26.15
Tower and Robinson, Poison, six
pillows for $5.40; Stan Gentry
Spokane, 100 handtowels and IL
brary desk for $33.40; Mrs. Roy
Flint, Columbia Falls, ten straight
back chairs for SOL; Jack Chapir
Hungry Horse, roll-away bed anc
maple dresser for 1920; George
Green, Coram, five chairs for $12.-
so; Mrs. E. j. Riley, Hungry Horse
occasional chair for SIS; Thoma!
Walters, Bigfork, walnut dresser
and four lamps $3.50; Mrs. Gle1
Kartheiser, Martin City, stant
lamp for Sc; Homer Wulf, Colum.
bia Falls, two mattresses for $3.50
| Awards on "a refrigerators ant
Is stoves will be announced later
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Youth Center Has Full Slate

MARTIN CITY-A full sched-
ule OF tumbling, boxing, square
dancing, sewing and jam sessions
have been outlined for the new
Youth Center in Martin City.
The community last December
purchased the Quill cafe building,
and has remodelled the structure
into a youth center.
Tuesday evening the center's
activities committee outlined
months schedule. Members of the
committee are Mrs. Jerry Baldwin,
Mrs. T. F. Foley, Mrs. Snyder, John
Steiner and Jim Potter.
Activities generally will be from
z to 8 pm.
First and third Mondays and
first and third Thursdays of the
month will see tumbling and box
ing with John Steiner as instruc-
tor and supervisor.
Square dancing for high school
students is scheduled for all four
Tuesdays taught by Mr.. and Mrs.
oQQ A1lC11s
Sewing classes will be the Sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays with
Mrs. Snyder in charge of grade
students, and Mrs. Foley, high
school students.
Square dancing for fifth through
eighth graders will be held on Sec
ond and fourth Thursdays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, instructors.
Each Friday will see a jam ses-
sion with Durward Bollinger in
charge.
/ Second and fourth Saturdays
will see dancing with a juke box
for music on second Saturdays and
an orchestra on fourth.
/ Also to be arranged are fly ty-
ing classes, and if there is suffi-
cient interest, a German band.
| First square dance will be March
10 open to all fifth through eighth
graders in the area. Youth Cen
ter membership cards for the yeal
are Is cents for those under 10, 81
cents for 10 through IA, and other.
ST..
Members of the Youth Centel
board are Homer Cady, president
;, Joe Withrow, vice president
4 Don Rowles, secretary-treasurer
and Jerry Baldwin, Floyd Nc.
CURE, Mrs. Don Rowles and Mrs
Ross Luding.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Biqfork Schedules;
Whitefish Meetinu

BIGFORK - Annual dinner of
the Bigfork Business association
will be held March IA in Whitefish.
C. E. Bane is chairman of the
committee.
This year the Bigfork business
men decided to hold their dinner
and dance in the northern part of
the county, and picked the Cadil-
L 1on
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Promote II. II. Men

HUNGRY HORSE-James Wal
lace, former truck driver, and Rob-
ert Harner, former mechanic, at
the Hungry Horse Project We'd
nesday were promoted to junior
operators in the powerhouse.
Burrell Baxter, an assistant op-
orator since 1852, has resigned to
accept a position with the construc-
ton force at the Anaconda Alum
mum Co. plant. He came to Hun
cry Horse from Coulee Dam.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Remodel Midget
Cote in Corum

CORAM-Midget cafe has just
been completely remodeled and re-
decorated. Owners, Russell and
Blanche Packer welcome you to
stop In and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Martin have
a Pontiac car, recently acquired.
Jimmy Brittenham was taken to
Spokane, Tuesday for a checkup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kaufman have
returned from a months stay
among relatives in Minnesota and
Wisconsin. While there they at
tended the 50th anniversary party
of cousin of Mrs. Kaufman's. Mr..
and Mrs. Kaufman observed their
50th wedding anniversary last
June.
Sid Forsythe underwent major
surgery at the Whitefish hospital
Tuesday morning. He is getting
along nicely.
Dickie Bras and his little cousin
/ Gary Schaeffer, celebrated their
birthday anniversaries together al
a party given at the Bras home.
Mrs. Ed Wirth went to MiSsouls
as planned to spend the day with
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Skel-
ton whose birthday anniversar.
was Feb. Is.
At morning church services Sun.
day Mrs. Otto Fehlberg was made
an elder of the church and Marvin
Brittenham a trustee during al
impressive service by Rev. Elwyl
Tesche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wilkins hav
different cara Chevrolet.
Seven tables of pinochle wer
played at the Coram schoolhous
Feb. 26. High prizes were won b
. Mrs. Carl Fosjord and Russell
Smith, seconds by Mrs. c. E. Rec
and Otto Fehlberg.
Twelve ladies gathered at tn
home of Mrs. Tom Mills, Frida
evening for a Stanley party. Mr..
Kline, Columbia Falls, was unabl
to attend due to the storm. Game
/ were suggested by Mrs. Ed Writ
, Mrs. Kenneth Loveall acted q
demonstration of the Stanley lin
of products and took the orders.
Mrs. Cliff Travis blew out tn
! candles on the birthday cake bake
in her honor and opened the birth
day cards and gifts. A delightfl
evening for such stormy one.
The next PTA sponsored car
party will be March IL with Mr.
c. E. Reed and Mrs. Charles Gree
on the committee.
The Groffy children are i'll wit
!. mumps. The baby was the first
: come down with them.
Il Bob Ostby is in the hospit
. again as a result of an accident
: GSM last June Is when he w
caught under an overturned trut
and sustained badly crushed lie
e A bone graft is now planned.
: Mrs. Nita Johnson is helping o
e the Forsythes while Sid is in Il
e hospital.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Youth Benefit Card
Parties at M. G..

MARTIN CITY - Martin City
Youth Center association are spon-
soring a series of four public card
parties starting Friday at 8 pm.
They will be held on successive
Fridays at the Youth Center.
Admission will be SO cents.
There will be prizes for pinochle
and whist. Canasta will also be
played.
Proceeds will help buy equip
ment for the Youth Center.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

FORT BUCKNER, OKINAWA-
Army Pvt. Robert L. Jenkins, Is,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jenkins,
Martin City, has arrived on Oki-
nawa and is now a member of the
Ryukyus Commands 64th Trans
portation company.
Private Jenkins, a driver, en-
tered the Army last May and COM
pleted basic training at Fort Ord
Calf
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Traffic Violation

MARTIN CITY-Robert Smith,
Martin City, pied guilty in Martin
City justice court of Judge Jerry
Baldwin to running a stop sign
and was fined $40. 1t was a state
highway patrol charge.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Park Official Dies

WEST GLACIER-M. r. Tillot-
son, Santa Fee, New Mexico, reg
ional director for the southwest
for the National Park Service died
suddenly Monday. A number of
Glaciers staff knew him.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Park Selling Car

WEST GLACIER-Glacier Ma
tional Park is selling a 1850 Pom
tiac four-door 6-cylinder sedan as
surplus. Bid opening date is March
16.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04
Catholic Ladies

MARTIN CITY-Catholic ladies
OF Martin City, Hungry Horse and
Coram Will meet at the home of
Mrs. Morresette, Tuesday at 7 pm.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

A Mechanic In the Flathead for ID
Years Including Is Years ~ , Ford
Mechanic. Otto VIII Guarantee
Customer Satisfaction When Your
Car is In Trouble, See Otto for .
Diagnosis.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

Nine Years Experience on Ford
Parts and Sales. Elmer's Well Known
In the Upper Flathead- He's Coed
Man to Deal With.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-04

Arnold Had His Own Shop for .
Number Of Years. He Has - Years
Experience. For Motor Overhauls
and All Mechanical Work Arnold
VIII Give You the Best.