LaSalle Briefs
The LBK club met September
27 at the home of Mrs. Nellie Ol
sen with Mrs. Florence Leach, as
sistant hostess. There were 19
members and one new member.
Mrs. Charles Powell, present. Rod
call was responded to with a lunch
box suggestion. After routine bus
iness was disposed of Mrs. Doris
Richards and Mrs. Rose Voelkcr
gave reports on the County Fed
eration meeting. A card was read
from Darrell Larson thanking the
club for packages sent him. New
programs for the coming year's
work were distributed and ex
plained.
"Window treatments" was the
project for the afternoon present
ed by Dorothy Eklund and Ra
mona Jellison. The October meet-1
ing will be a continuation of this
with Anna Graham and Marie
Graham hostesses October 27.
Serving of refreshments by the
hostesses concluded the afternoon.
Mrs. Cora Larson was at Big
fork last weekend attending the
Lutheran church convention.
Mrs. Ted Homan entertained
her mother and sister at Sunday
dinner recently.
Mr and Mrs. G. W. Eklund nd
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Eklund and
daughter, Sharon, visited relatives,
in Spokane last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kilpatrick
and family returned from their
visit in the south and are living in
Kalispell. Mr. Kilpatrick is with
Walt Woods Insurance Co.
Mrs. Nora Graham, Whitefish,
is a visitor at the Lloyd Graham
home.
Neighbors are glad to hear that
Darrel Larson is recovering very
w «"
Eva Hallam, Dodson, is staying
at the Elmer Olsen home while
attending high school in Kalispell.
Mrs. Grace Hepburn and Leslie
Steele, Edmonton, Alberta,
ed Mr. and Mrs. Norman Borgen
for a month. Mr. Steele is a bro
ther of Mrs. Borgen. Mrs. Hep
bum is her aunt. .
Mrs. Roma White has gone to
Excelsior Springs, Mo., for med
ical care.
visit
Carl Logie has gone to a clinic
in Missouri for a checkup and is
expected home soon.
Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Schlenz
have been visiting relatives in
Lind, Wash.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Jean and Al
len, Mrs. Odegard and Kenneth,
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thol
callers at the Rudy Kaser home
Sunday. Mr. Kaser left Monday
for medical treatments at Miss
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COLE'S MACHINE
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General Machinists
AH kinds of machine repair
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Phone 180 217 1st Ave. W.
Kalispell, Montana
Are You Looking
For a Good
Used Car
We; are buying and trading
Good Used Cars every ilay.
Perhaps we have just the car
you want so come in an see
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Big Used Car Lot
Garey Motor
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Kalispell, Montana
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Adds up to an adequate
college education for
Montana youth.
Support the University
system, Montana Agricul
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and Extension Service by
Voting
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Pd. Pol. Adv. by Higher Educ.
Funds Campaign. Albert Erick
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To SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE !
IN SHOVELING COAL FROM A BIN
YOU CAN CONSTRUCT AN UNUSUAL
DOOR THAT PERMITS THE FUEL
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Larson
are on a week's trip to Seattle vi
siting relatives.
Donald Graham has the mis
fortune to have his leg broken in
| a car anc j bicycle accident on the
, highway. He is getting along fine
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the son of Mr , and Mrs Sam G ra-'
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should have been included with
the group attending 4-H congress
from this locality. This made five
members attending from the dis
trict which is a fine representa
tion. Three of these made blue
ribbon ratings in their judging,
Mrs. James Bimel has been con
fined to her bed with a severe |
cold.
Leach, Wednesday,
Mrs. Nora Graham, Whitefish, j
visited with her sister, Mrs. Ida I
PLUMBING and HEATING CO.
Kevin, Montana
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NOBLE LUNDLADE
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No matter where you
live ... in town or in the
country . . .First national bank
service will come to you by mail.
When you are rushed
for time — when the
weather is bad — or when it's
inconvenient to call at the
bank in person . . .BANK BY
MAIL. Deposits received by
mail are given prompt attention
and are acknowledged by
OUR SERVICE
return mail. Of course, we
always like to see you
come into the bank in person ■
but when you can't . . .
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differences of opinion
Called on my good friend''Cappy"
Miller, who edits the County Dee,
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thc wal1 of Cappy's office is this
slogan for his paper;
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racy—the right of ll' c in J
to vote as he believes, t» ^
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muderatioa, whether
are two sides
to evci T Question. Get both sides.
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newspaper—for people, too. Be
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to every question : the side of those
who vote
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cider.
one way, and those who
vote another—the side of those
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