Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-28
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Eskimo Cook Book
hY Anrar schooI

APGAR-Mr. and Mrs. Green
walt had a nice visit with Mrs.
Nellie Wiles in Columbia Falls,
recently. She is feeling fine and
enjoys being able to walk to the
postoffice and store sometimes
twice a day. Mrs. Wiles' grand
daughter, Carol Lamar and Carols
husband, Max, both teach school
IN Haines, Alaska. Carol had sent
her grandmother small recipe
book that her pupils had just
made. At the front it gave the
children's names. They are Eskimo
children with, to us, unpronounce-
able last names but the first names
are the same as our children, Doris
John and etc.
Mrs. Wiles said she missed her
walks to the bridge in Apgar and
also the cedar trees near by.
SCOUT PROJECT
Cub scouts of den 2 are making
train to exhibit Thursday at our
monthly pack meeting at park rec
reation hall. The theme for this
month is railroads" so we are
learning all that we can about
them. Each boy is making a rail-
road car at home for our train and
with the help of our den mother,
Mrs. Ted Downes, we are all work
ing together on an engine at our
weekly den meetings.
Mrs. Coos said she had a Won
derful trip and that it was really
nice in California. Now she's rest
| ing up from her trip.
Mrs. Stallings and little son
came to collect the money from
the sale of tickets to the tumbling
circus. We thought the little fell
low pretty cute and he seemed K
enjoy the dance the children die
for him.
Elsie Page tells me she has ;
robin in her yard, too. When | tolC
Eddie Brewster he thought mayb,
it could be his robin as his rob
in doesn't seem to live here any.
more. Pretty cold for robins.
Big orange cat, Sandy, sat il
a rocking chair near the high kit
, chen window, which runs abov
/ the sink, and watched the chick-a
, dees eating crumbs outside. Sud
| denly he gave spring up agains
, the window only to fall back int
the pan of dishWater sitting in tn
! sink. 1t scared the birds, it startle
: grandma, and it was big shock t
, Sandy.
/. TREATS FOR SCHOOL
a Mrs. Joseph and daughter, Ca
: thy, of headquarters came out t
/ visit Apgar school last week. The
n had made some brownies for |
: and we ate them in school Will
h we studied. They were very goo
S We entertained them a little.
y Four children were absent Nor
: day morning from Apgar schoc
y They had flu and colds. We hoI
they are better soon.
e Mr.. Fulton brought up the PEI
e manent record sheets, Monday.
e Last week while the men we
}, blowing snow they saw a bu
: moose cross the Going -to-the-SJ
$. highway near Apgar campgroun
d dad and / fixed our tobogga
IL Chuck, Billy, Jimmy and / we,
Y, up the North Fork road and can
IS down. We went over a jump at tt
s end and it was fun" Larry FlorS
tells us.
ID 1s"When I went for news, MI
: Harrington told me to watch in t
r. trees near our house and see if
r. could see the big woodpecker tn
s. she had seen for the first time tt
S; year. l watched but l didn't see
a but l saw two small woodpecke
lie and a bluejay. l heard chick
at dees but l didn't see any," wrc
r, Susan.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Moore we
o; dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. La
IS ry Mackin and family.
er The Price family have a nj
It; addition to their family, a ii
5 black and white puppy, who
%. name is Tippy because of the VIII
IS. tip on his tail. We know this lit
rs. fellow will certainly have 60
nd home. Margaret Ann report
nd that the Price cats don't like
nd puppy and he doesn't like the ca
is They spit and growl back a
en- forth. Hes cute little d.
n though" says Margaret Ann.
1r. Gilbert Washburn and La
If. Floren each reported turkey d
og ners, Sunday. Gust for our o.
ny families. We had the turkeys
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