Thursday. Aug. 3. 1950 The Flathead Courier, Poison. Montana

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• Mrs. L. D. FrenchNCC womens club will meet at

the home of Mrs. M. K. Jensen onAug. 8.Mr. and Mrs. Bernt Langaunet

of Poison, were callers Sunday atthe Elmer Geiger home.

Misses Vivien Irwin, MarlynCooper and Mabel Talmage areattending Bible school at Dickielake, north of Whitefish.E. F. Wiebke and Winfred, of

Charlo spent Sunday with t h eElmer Geiger family. "--Mrs. Phil Schmitz attended a

miscellaneous shower given forMr. and Mrs. Robert Myers at theValley View clubhouse Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Scarf and

daughter are here from David-son, Sask., for a visit with t h eGeiger family. Mrs. Scarf is asister of Mr. Geiger.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher

and daughter, Carole, of Des

Plaines, Ill., were guests at t h eL. D. French home Monday. Theyhave been visiting relatives nearNiarada, also at South Bend, Wn.,and at Billings. The two boys,Jimmie and Richie, will remainwith their grandmother Kelley,near Niarada, until school beginsin the fall.Mrs. L. A. Baumgartner and

daughter, Patsy arrived here onThursday from Everett, Wash.They visited briefly at the FayFletcher, A. T. paumgartner, L.D. French and Charlie Mattsonhomes Thursday, Friday and Sat--day. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher tookthem to Missoula from where theyflew to Washington, D. C. to visitMr. and Mrs. A. E. Slaughter andfamily. Mrs. Slaughter is t h eformer Leona Baumgartner.4-H girls met Wednesday at the

home of Evelyn Sparks.Arlie Storm underwent an em-

ergency operation Saturday eve-ning at the Holy Family hospitalat St. Ignatius.

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Dayton News.• By Mrs. Graydon Williams

Austin Thomas suffered a bro-ken arm while playing in a soft-ball game last Tuesday evening.He was attempting to cover firstbase from the pitcher's mound,when he collided with the baserunner and fell. His brother, Les-lie took him to Kalispell where aphysician reported that bothbones just above his left wristwere broken.Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Black cele-

brated their 64th wedding anni-versary Friday, July 21 with aluncheon given by Mrs. GertrudeHurlbutt. Friends from Dayton,Big Arm and Poison attended. IThe honored guests received al

number of fine gifts. Mr. and!Mrs. Black were married in Ot-tumwa, Iowa, birthplace of Mrs.Black, in 1886. Mr. Black was acigar maker, working in that citylwhen they . They homestead-ed near Dayton in 1911 and have ,lived here since. They have two ,daughters, Mrs. Leon Tabor, ofMullino, Oregon, and Mrs. G.Warren Denniger of Port Angeles,Wash., seven grandchildren, andeight great grandchildren. Mr.Black, who is 85 years old, hasbeen in poor health the last sixyears but Mrs. Black, 82, stilldoes all her own housework.The Dayton ladies aid met on

Thursday at the home of Mrs.Paul Plank. Members present in-cluded Mrs. J. J. Thomat, Mrs.Charles Stein, Mrs. Nick Meuli,Mrs. Claude Meeker, Mrs. RoyProud, Mrs. Daryl Proud, Mrs.Oliver Thomas, Mrs. A. M. Pecht,Mrs. Julia Tibbets, Mrs. BillHawkins, Mrs. Graydon Williams,Mrs. Thain White, Mrs. Roy Corn-mers and Mrs. Paul Plank. Guestswere Mrs. Florence Steinle andMiss Blanche Rowe.Miss Patricia Thomas was hos-

tess at a slumber party Sunday

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1night. Friends present were CarolCedarstrom, Colleen Plank, Nan-

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i. Ignatiuscy Thomas and Sue Lind.

' Norman 0. Mikkelson and T. J.Morgan of Glenrock, Wyo., arevacationing at the Morgan home,

, on Meeker 's Da Ha Ma Villa site.Mr. Morgan is a brother of thelate Dave Morgan ot Dayton.

Visitors at the Meeker home:are Mrs. Florence Stein le and Miss!Blanche Rowe of Aberdeen, Wn.

I They are sisters of Claude B., Meeker.

I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinhave moved to Lakeside fromwhere Mr. Stein is commuting toKalispell.Mrs. Robert Hemphill, Mr. and

Mrs. Bob Hemphill Jr., and smallBobbie of Butte were week endguests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.Black.The Blacks and their guests

spent Saturday visiting in Poisonand Big Arm. The Hemphills re-turned to Butte Sunday eveningafter reporting an enjoyable weekend.

Miss Tricia Thomas spent twodays this week with her cousins,Carol Cedarstrom, and Gar yThomas at Camp Tuffitt on LakeRonan.On July 28 at the Meeker home

Mrs. Claude Meeker and Mrs.Harry Smith were co-hostesses ata birthday party for Mrs. Flor-ence Stenle. Guests were MissBlanche Rowe, Mrs. Annie Mur-phy of Proctor, Mrs. Nick Meuli,Mrs. Roy Commers, Mrs. BillHawkins and Mrs. William Bun-ney.Mrs. Robert Daem and sons,

Jerry and Richard of Custer paida visit Sunday to Mrs. OliverThomas and Mrs. Graydon Wil-liams, her sisters. She was ac-companied by Mr. and Mrs. PeteLind and family of Valley View.The four families enjoyed dinnertogether at the Oliver Thomashome. Little Sue Lind, who hasspent the past week in Dayton,returned home with them.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Short and

children of Lethbridge, Alberta,were guests this week of Mr. andMrs. Willie Johnson. Mrs. Shortis Mrs. Johnson's niece.Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thomas, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Thomas, a n dchildren and Mr. and Mrs. AustinThomas, Dayton, attended a fam-ily picnic at Lake Ronan Satur-day.

It was given to introduceto the family Miss Hattie Read,and Marshall Read of Alabama.They are cousins of the late Rob-ert Walker. Others present at thepicnic were Mr. and Mrs. RobertEickmann of Vancouver, Wash.,Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas and

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• Mrs. Joseph Mahe, Jr.Funeral services for Joseph

Couture, 56, resident of Arlee,were conducted at the St. Igna-tius Cathuiie church at 9 a.m. onSaturday with Father Arnold Cus-ter, S. J., as celebrant. Intermentwas in the local Catholic ceme-tery with Father Joseph Balfe, S.J., in charge at the grave.

Pallbearers were Elmer Wim-ple, H. Colligin, Davis Gee, Em-manuel arber, Wilbur Ducharmeand Walter Morigeau. Fearonchapel was in charge of arrange-ments.Mr. Couture was born April 14,

1894 at Ronan. He returned hereto the local hospital recently fortreatment. He had been workingat Clarkston, Wash., and Lewis-ton, Idaho. Survivors are a daugh-ter, Mrs. Katherine Scalise, Ana-conda; one son, Harold of Rich-land, Wash.; a brother, Albert ofArlee and two half sisters.

attending a summer session at honoring the founder of the Jes-Gonzaga University. uit Order, St. Ignatius. FatherMr. and Mrs. M. C. Pierce and

their daughter, Mrs. D. W. Jen-son returned the first part of the

Joseph A. Belle, S. J., has hadthis organ in mind for the pastfew years. The old organs have

week from attending a family re- probably been muse since t h eunion at St. George, Utah. church was built.

This organ is being purchasedthrough contributions of the par-ishioners.Father Neil Burns, S.J., a n d

Father Arthur Green, S.J., bothfrom the DeSmet Mission, havearrived here at the Jesuit Fatherswhere they will be stationed.

Roy Beckwith was admitted toSt. Patrick's hospital recently forsurgery.A new Wurlitzer Electronic or-

gan was installed at the St. Igna-tius Catholic church and playedfor the first time last Thursdayevening. The organ was purchas-ed from a Spokane company abouta month ago and arrived and wasinstalled prior to the parish feastday which is Monday, July 31,

The Knoxville Gazette was thefirst paper in Tennessee, issued in1791.

Mrs. Jess Simpkins left Thurs-day morning by plane for SiouxFalls, S. Dak., where she attended •the funeral rites for her sister,Mrs. Eastman.Paul Rhoades arrived last week

to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Rhoades. On Friday, accompanied by his mother they droveto Centralia, Wash., where Mrs.Rhoades will visit her sister andPaul will go on and visit brieflywith friends in Seattle. On re-turning here and on his trip toDes Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Rhoadeswill accompany him to visit herdaughter, Rosemary and family.Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hillar and

family have moved to Nimrod.Dan McKeel, Mrs. Henry Dell-

wo and Miss Mildred Moorse arenow employed at the BeckwithBros. store.Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hodge and

Mrs. Frank Hodge of Poison visi-ted Thursday evening with Mrs.Carrie Hodge, and sister, Mrs.Odelia Hodge.The Royal Neighbors of Amer-

ica lodge met at the home of Mrs.Wordie W. Hilton on Thursdayafternoon for a business and so-cial meeting. Eight members at-tended.Mother Cecelia of the Ursuline

Sisters returned here this week,-from Spokane where she has been

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas ofLake Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. LeslieThomas of Rollins, Mrs. RichardBaine of Kalispell, Jonas Birky,and Diane of the South Fork andMrs. Bessie Walker and sons, Leonand Tommy.

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