12.s.e 2.The Flathead Courier, 11018011, Montana

Thursday, September 15, 1938

• r Mr. and Mrs. George B.

Campbell, at ,

Springfield, Mo., where they have re-1

' cently purchased a home.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Madson and tam-

;OCALS

J. U. Williams returned home last Sat-

urday from a business trip to Thompson

Falls, Plains, Alberton and Missoula

Miss Catherine Campbell. who is at-

tending business college in Spokane, is

spending a week here visiting friends.

After completing her business course.

Miss Campbell plans to join her parents,

ily left the latter part of last week for

Great Falls where Mr. Madson will open

a grocery store The Madson home was

sold last week to Dr. Gladys Bratzburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams return-

ed last week from a trip to Billings,

Bozeman and Roberts. where they vis-

ited friends and relatives. They also

enjoyed a trip over the Cook City high-

way and through Yellowstone park.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer DeGolier enter-

tained at dinner last week for the C.

, H. Madson family who left recently for

. Great Falls to make their home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner of Mel-

stone. are visiting here at the home of

their daughter. Mrs. L. E. Brooks.

Mrs. Ruth Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Har-

old Kee, Bart O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs.

IL. S. Butler, Jr., enjoyed a trip through

Glacier park last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman of Kalis-

pell Were guests over the week end at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Marsh.

Patrolman and Mrs. E. D. Allen will

leave today for their former home in

Livingston, where they will spend a two

weeks' vacation. H. A. Slack newly

appointed patrolman f o r Sanders

county will take cnarge cm the work in

Lake county during Patrolman Allen's

absence.Miss Helen Russell of Missoula is

spending the week here visiting Miss

Mary Jane Wilson.

Bart O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Yates of Deer Lodge spent the week end

in Poison visiting friends.

Mrs. C. T. Belknap suffered the mis-

fortune of breaking her arm recently In

a fall at her home.

Mr and Mrs. W. J. DuPere and Leona

spent Sunday in Kalispell with Mrs.

DuPere's mother, who is

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Schleis and C. A.

Smith. of Chicago, visited here recently

at the R. A. Calkins home, while on

their return to Chicago. after visiting

in Denver.Hilbert Hanson. Jr., of Missoula, is

spending a few days vacation here with

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hanson.

Patrolman and Mrs. Robert Wright

of Dillon, visited relatives of Mrs.

Wright here the latter part of last

week.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Kal-

ispell spent Sunday here visiting at the

William Keller home. Mrs Johnson

was formerly Miss Helen Mae Celts.

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gullickson have

returned recently to their home in Bil-

lings after visiting here at the R. A.

Calkins home. Mr. Gullickson is asso-

ciated with the M. J. Lamb law firm at

Billings.Mrs. W. P. Jinnett returned to Poison

last Friday from Great Falls, where she

was with Rev. Jinnett, who underwent

a major operation there last week. She

reports that Rev. Jinnett is recovering

from his operation very satisfactorily.

Mr. and Mrs. Noble Bosley left the

latter part of last week for Great Falls

where they will reside. Mr. Bosley has

s. been employed at the dam for some

time.Mr. and Mrs. L. D. French and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Nyberg attended the state

Democratic convention at Billings the

latter part of last week.

Mrs. William Grayum returned Sun-

day after spending the past month vis-

iting her parents at Shevlin, Minn.

Mrs. Grayum said that on her trip to

Minnesota she encounteresi a "regular

rain of grasshoppers" in the central

section of North Dakota.Miss Wilma Feddersen returned Sat-

urday from Spokane where she spent a

two weeks' vacation visiting at the D.

H. Wade home and at the home of her

sister. Mrs. Robert Bryan.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Belknap of Boiese.

Idaho, arrived here Monday to visit at

the C. T. Belknap home.Miss Genievebelle Matthews and Inez

, Sorg will leave next Sunday to attend

' normal school at Cheney, Wash,

Wallace Holt will leave the first part

; of next week for Bozeman where he will

resume his studies at the state college.

1Bud Putnam, who has recently returned

from Los Angeles, will take his place in

Eddie's drug store.I Leonard Smith arrived here recently

from North Dakota to spend a short

I time visiting his brother, Norman, be-

fore leaving for Bozeman where he will

attend state college.Miss Alice Brusletten of San Fran-

cisco, is spending a vacation here vis-

iting her sister, Mrs. 0. C. Cline, andher brother, Irving Brusletten.Mrs. Tony Johnson, Mrs. Dora Fin-

ley and daughter, Dorothy Jo. and Mar-

garet Anderson left this week for Bill-

ings where they will spend a short time

visiting. Miss Dorothy Jo 'Finley will

attend school at Billings this year.W. A. Jensen, clerk and recorder. and

his deputies are preparing a list of the

eligible voters, for the coming school

election.

i Mrs. Carl Ahlgreen received word last

week that her son, W. A. Olson, who

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Is in Bremerton. Wash., suffered from

asphyxiation while taking part in a

Labor Day parade at that place. Mr.

Olson recovered to find that his truck

and the float which had been respon-

sible for his asphyxiation, had won first

place.Registration of voters for the general

electien will close Friday, September 23.

There are still approximately 1,000 per-

sons in Lake county who are eligible to

vote but who have failed to re-register.

The Baptist-Presbyterian Ladies' Aid

will meet with Mrs. J. A. Johnson at

her home in Poison. with Mrs. Joe

Papke assisting, next Wednesday. Sep-

tatuber 21. at. a 1:30 o'clock luncheon.

All members and friends are urged to

be present.The Lutheran Ladles' Aid will serve

dinner this evening at 5 o'clock at the

I church parlor. The hostesses are Mrs.

Earl Fryhling, Mrs. A. M. Hanson, Mrs.

A. C. Wing and Mrs. L. 0. Anderson.

The public is cordially invited. A

, charge of 35 cents a plate for adults

and 15 cents for children is made.

Mr and Mrs. C. W. Taylor left Sun-

day to spend two weeks visiting rela-

tives and friends in Oakland and Los

Angeles.Mrs. Carl Ketchum of Rio. Wis., is

visiting here at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Howard Jones.

If you have, not re-registered since

the last general election you cannot

vote in the coming general election.

Registration books will close Friday.

September 23.Mrs. Naomi Munro, Miss Mary Han-

ratty and ktr. and Mrs. Eddie Mathia-

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Wm. J. Marshall, M.D.PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Practice limited to diseases of theeye Ear. Nose and Throat, and the

fitting of glasses. Address WesternMontana Clinic, at St. Patrick's hos-pital, phone 2168, Missoula.

son, spent Sunday in Glacier park. I Harold owe

Al Lambeth, who is employed at business caller.

Butte. spent Sunday and Monday at his

home here. DRS. DIMON AND KOEHLER

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONSIn addition to the practice of

Medicine and Surgery, Dr. H. L.

Koehler gives special attention to

eye, ear, nose and throat diseases

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Poison

Rollins NewsMr. and Mrs. Frank Daley and son

of Somers were week-end visitors at

the Glen Daley home.Richard Muhlethaler has returned

from Spotted Bear district where he

has been engaged in forest service

workMr. and Mrs. John F Cato of Kalis-

pell were recent visitors at the Johanna

Muhlethaler home.Joe and Dick Duffield have returned

from the Missoula district.I Joan Muhlethaler was a Saturday

visitor in Kalispell.Mr. and Mrs. Orda Smith and Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Myers of Poison were

Sunday visitors at the F. R. Uhde home.

Miss Pearl Murphy was a week-end

visitor at the home of her parents at

North Crow Creek.F. R. Uhde was attending to business

In Poison Monday.Clarence Bain was a Saturday visitor

at the Flathead capital.

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POLSON, MONT.

Mr. Stewart, now... he stutters

Some folks you gotta learn

to like, but not Mr. Stewart.

He stutters terrible, but no-

body notices much, because _

they like him.

The first time he came in

my station, I tipped him off

to our oil.

"Everybody has to do a

lot o' stop - and - go drivin'

these days," I started in, "an'

that means they need a spe-

cial oil.-

"B-B-B-But ..." says Mr.

Stewart.

"When you, stop and let

your engine cciol off," I hur-

ried on, "ycitir oil drains

down off the movin' parts,

leavin' 'ern practically dry."

"B-B-B-But ..." says Mr.

Stewart.

I interrupted him: "And

when you START, you

I's aughtn't to have, to WAIT

to have your oil get moving.

It oughta FLOW—fasteen

greased lightnin'."

"B-B-B-But ..." says Mr.

Stewart.

"Yessir," I cut in, "and

only a quarter for a quart,

too. Ain't that something!"

"B-B-B-But ." says Mr.

Stewart, laughing at me,

"I-I b-been using G- Golden

Shell for s-six months."

So I laugh, too.

Sincerely,

itopLigeevork.

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