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3 Mùf } iP « \ r. mm t>s m Ft t ! t c iü \ ■ ? & B « •> < 'i » « \ , i ; % >F: : I i: y '■'r 1 », rpHE ARCHIE PARKS Hereford ranch. highway between Glacier and Yellowstone national parks. The house, as the views on this page show, is an excellent example of m modern Montana ranch home, planned for convenience, comfort and beauty. The floor plan is laid out in the form of an H. with the living room in the center section, the combination kitchen and dining area, bathroom and utility room in one wing and the two bedrooms and spacious closet* and linen cupboards in the other. There is no basement. Temperature is kept uniform with a radiant heating system. One is impressed with the light, cheery atmosphere, emphasized by the floor-to-ceiling picture windows in the living room and many other large windows throughout the house and the bright but soft ened colors used Cascade county, is on the maun
6/1/1948 Montana farmer-stockman.
3 Mùf } iP « \ r. mm t>s m Ft t ! t c iü \ ■ ? & B « •> < 'i » « \ , i ; % >F: : I i: y '■'r 1 », rpHE ARCHIE PARKS Hereford ranch. highway between Glacier and Yellowstone national parks. The house, as the views on this page show, is an excellent example of m modern Montana ranch home, planned for convenience, comfort and beauty. The floor plan is laid out in the form of an H. with the living room in the center section, the combination kitchen and dining area, bathroom and utility room in one wing and the two bedrooms and spacious closet* and linen cupboards in the other. There is no basement. Temperature is kept uniform with a radiant heating system. One is impressed with the light, cheery atmosphere, emphasized by the floor-to-ceiling picture windows in the living room and many other large windows throughout the house and the bright but soft ened colors used Cascade county, is on the maun
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT BEAUTY—Miss Betty Rippey, 19, Geological Survey employe, was beauty contest winner at the Interior Department’s first outing since the war yesterday. Here she is shown as she received her trophy from Hillory A. Tolson, assistant director of the National Park Service and vice presi dent of the Interior Department Recreation Association, which sponsored the event. The outing, held at Fort Hunt, Va„ on the Mount Vernon parkway, also included soft ball, badminton, volley ball, horseshoes and track and field events,. More than Staff Photo, [ ,
8/8/1948 Evening star.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT BEAUTY—Miss Betty Rippey, 19, Geological Survey employe, was beauty contest winner at the Interior Department’s first outing since the war yesterday. Here she is shown as she received her trophy from Hillory A. Tolson, assistant director of the National Park Service and vice presi dent of the Interior Department Recreation Association, which sponsored the event. The outing, held at Fort Hunt, Va„ on the Mount Vernon parkway, also included soft ball, badminton, volley ball, horseshoes and track and field events,. More than Staff Photo, [ ,
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Sff. Tk" RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WEEK Rev. A. A. Bank*' Jr., paator of Second Baptint Church, congratu lates Dr. R. C. Woods, pastor of Roanoke Baptist Church, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, on the excellent sermon he delivered during Religious Educa
10/9/1948 The Detroit tribune.
Sff. Tk" RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WEEK Rev. A. A. Bank*' Jr., paator of Second Baptint Church, congratu lates Dr. R. C. Woods, pastor of Roanoke Baptist Church, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, on the excellent sermon he delivered during Religious Educa
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Timely Star Photograph Saves Historical Cannon From Junk Saved from the scrap pile by the timely appearance of a picture in The Star, this old cannon has been ‘ recaptured” by the National Parks Office. —Star Staff Photo.
5/23/1949 Evening star.
Timely Star Photograph Saves Historical Cannon From Junk Saved from the scrap pile by the timely appearance of a picture in The Star, this old cannon has been ‘ recaptured” by the National Parks Office. —Star Staff Photo.
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cm j»ij ïjzzji ; €« V NP* 1 r - „ • • -4 '■■■ : à t r 4tt V.. ... .-j 5* giic ««TiV ww honeymoon on Giaoier national park trails are Don and Barbara at the University of Minnesota, and Mountain is Wilbur. Among those who can look back to a St. Paul. He's completing an engineer ng course of 1947 while employed at Many Glacier hotel. met during the summer
8/5/1949 Hungry Horse news.
cm j»ij ïjzzji ; €« V NP* 1 r - „ • • -4 '■■■ : à t r 4tt V.. ... .-j 5* giic ««TiV ww honeymoon on Giaoier national park trails are Don and Barbara at the University of Minnesota, and Mountain is Wilbur. Among those who can look back to a St. Paul. He's completing an engineer ng course of 1947 while employed at Many Glacier hotel. met during the summer
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_ Pink and white sandstone, carved into fantastic forms by wind and rains of centuries, make Bryce Canyon National Park one of the nation's most popular tourist attractions. In southern Utah, It Is visited each summer by thousands of vacationists who regard it a mysterious, ros9*hued fairyland.
8/11/1949 The Durant news.
_ Pink and white sandstone, carved into fantastic forms by wind and rains of centuries, make Bryce Canyon National Park one of the nation's most popular tourist attractions. In southern Utah, It Is visited each summer by thousands of vacationists who regard it a mysterious, ros9*hued fairyland.
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EiS* W— M i i» '»ii Ui——i— mam.. iubwiiIIiiihii nil—nmum —wmmwimnwiw smmKmr wvmmmmmmwm Pink and white sandstone, carved Into fantastic forms by wind ond rains of centuries, make Bryce Canyon National Park one of the nation'* most popular tourist attractions. In southern Utah, It is visited each summer by thousands of vacationists who regard it a mysterious, rosy-hued fairyland.
8/11/1949 The Lexington advertiser.
EiS* W— M i i» '»ii Ui——i— mam.. iubwiiIIiiihii nil—nmum —wmmwimnwiw smmKmr wvmmmmmmwm Pink and white sandstone, carved Into fantastic forms by wind ond rains of centuries, make Bryce Canyon National Park one of the nation'* most popular tourist attractions. In southern Utah, It is visited each summer by thousands of vacationists who regard it a mysterious, rosy-hued fairyland.
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m ^ Ä '* mm 'V J .. ■■ <•> • *■ :>• - • ■ ■' ' «»H v ■ ÉÉ HUNGRY HORSE NEWS "Old Glory" ripples in the morning breeze above Waterton ranger station reached by boat from Waterton, Alberta, Canada or by trails through Glacier national park. Ranger here at the head of Waterton lake is Paul Berger. The two parks make up Waterton-Glacier International Peace park. 4 / .. • À Ä W* 1 r # .. J' * T" Klùd ■Ï"'! ■V
8/19/1949 Hungry Horse news.
m ^ Ä '* mm 'V J .. ■■ <•> • *■ :>• - • ■ ■' ' «»H v ■ ÉÉ HUNGRY HORSE NEWS "Old Glory" ripples in the morning breeze above Waterton ranger station reached by boat from Waterton, Alberta, Canada or by trails through Glacier national park. Ranger here at the head of Waterton lake is Paul Berger. The two parks make up Waterton-Glacier International Peace park. 4 / .. • À Ä W* 1 r # .. J' * T" Klùd ■Ï"'! ■V
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»■ V":-.: y î - ; ï : ' r X m ^ Ä '* mm 'V J .. ■■ <•> • *■ :>• - • ■ ■' ' «»H v ■ ÉÉ HUNGRY HORSE NEWS "Old Glory" ripples in the morning breeze above Waterton ranger station reached by boat from Alberta, Canada or by trails through Glacier national park. Ranger here at the head of
8/19/1949 Hungry Horse news.
»■ V":-.: y î - ; ï : ' r X m ^ Ä '* mm 'V J .. ■■ <•> • *■ :>• - • ■ ■' ' «»H v ■ ÉÉ HUNGRY HORSE NEWS "Old Glory" ripples in the morning breeze above Waterton ranger station reached by boat from Alberta, Canada or by trails through Glacier national park. Ranger here at the head of
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Top of the world view of a rugged section of Glacier national park is this mid-August picture from Boulder pass toward The Guardhouse and mountains that are at the head of lake. Bowman ' Tpl ' Jr. « Ss ■ ! $:• ■?> ■ 51 & fjÆt ■ *=4i pJ ■ 4 f : £ I ■ Wm: : . ■ r "w Xv ' ' mm f äSs Trail to Boulder pass, the park's highest, follow the shore of three-mile long nestled in the moun tains, Upper Kintla lake. These are the Boundary mountains on the Canadian line. Photos by Mel Ruder.
8/26/1949 Hungry Horse news.
Top of the world view of a rugged section of Glacier national park is this mid-August picture from Boulder pass toward The Guardhouse and mountains that are at the head of lake. Bowman ' Tpl ' Jr. « Ss ■ ! $:• ■?> ■ 51 & fjÆt ■ *=4i pJ ■ 4 f : £ I ■ Wm: : . ■ r "w Xv ' ' mm f äSs Trail to Boulder pass, the park's highest, follow the shore of three-mile long nestled in the moun tains, Upper Kintla lake. These are the Boundary mountains on the Canadian line. Photos by Mel Ruder.
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. r Éj 'WS s V î». r \ * ;4| 3 m îpi dap ■ Top of the world view of a rugged section of Glacier national park is this mid-August picture
8/26/1949 Hungry Horse news.
. r Éj 'WS s V î». r \ * ;4| 3 m îpi dap ■ Top of the world view of a rugged section of Glacier national park is this mid-August picture
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rM> ! V* v WM >IC . . .% >: , 4» r* t ; ■j] ...t V i i - k. r HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO More than half the out-of-state visitors to Glacier national park also see Yellowstone national park on Montana's southern edge. It is day's drive between the two parks. Best known single feature i Yellowstone is Old Faithful geyser that has average interval of 66 minutes between eruptions. Be tween 10,000 and 12,000 gallons of water are discharged to an average height of 150 feet. This recent picture gives some indication of Yellowstone having had its one millionth visitor of 1949 on August 29. n
9/9/1949 Hungry Horse news.
rM> ! V* v WM >IC . . .% >: , 4» r* t ; ■j] ...t V i i - k. r HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO More than half the out-of-state visitors to Glacier national park also see Yellowstone national park on Montana's southern edge. It is day's drive between the two parks. Best known single feature i Yellowstone is Old Faithful geyser that has average interval of 66 minutes between eruptions. Be tween 10,000 and 12,000 gallons of water are discharged to an average height of 150 feet. This recent picture gives some indication of Yellowstone having had its one millionth visitor of 1949 on August 29. n
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* ^ ^ ■n - . m ~ ' : -v- V - iT- ■ S '<15 ÎC -, ■; S x •v At p * MR*' . / ■ ■ r . V !•> * Ifcj x : - -I look to Glacier national park's high country, but Going ar.other month. This is Mid-September snow gave a Christmas highway is expected to remain open to traffic for a; least continental divide, looking into head of St. Mary valley. to-the-Sun Monday picture of scenic Logan pass, the
9/16/1949 Hungry Horse news.
* ^ ^ ■n - . m ~ ' : -v- V - iT- ■ S '<15 ÎC -, ■; S x •v At p * MR*' . / ■ ■ r . V !•> * Ifcj x : - -I look to Glacier national park's high country, but Going ar.other month. This is Mid-September snow gave a Christmas highway is expected to remain open to traffic for a; least continental divide, looking into head of St. Mary valley. to-the-Sun Monday picture of scenic Logan pass, the
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äSi;: ; ■ ■ Wj 'X - ■ • r W äz* tr 'ii % f **■ p s' - p' * " a* 'yoc$£SK> Glacier national park is most colorful during October. White tipped peaks rise above forests of green fir, pine and spruce interspersed with great patches of gold. It is the changed color of the larch, only conifer that turns in the fall. This is Bowman lake with Rainbow peak and the lake's outlet.
10/28/1949 Hungry Horse news.
äSi;: ; ■ ■ Wj 'X - ■ • r W äz* tr 'ii % f **■ p s' - p' * " a* 'yoc$£SK> Glacier national park is most colorful during October. White tipped peaks rise above forests of green fir, pine and spruce interspersed with great patches of gold. It is the changed color of the larch, only conifer that turns in the fall. This is Bowman lake with Rainbow peak and the lake's outlet.
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m Ö • y - |dj û » - % fCr? U Trick of Trick falls in Glacier national park was being checked
11/4/1949 Hungry Horse news.
m Ö • y - |dj û » - % fCr? U Trick of Trick falls in Glacier national park was being checked
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- m ê ■f ■' y £ Î Sä «pfl* -• i •1& „ V mm j While Flathead valley was cloaked in fog this week, high mountain country frequently was blue sky land. Here are Christmas trees and Garden Wall in Glacier national park. Elevation of this al pine meadow is about 3,000 feet above the valley. Snow was two and three feet deep. Mid-day
11/11/1949 Hungry Horse news.
- m ê ■f ■' y £ Î Sä «pfl* -• i •1& „ V mm j While Flathead valley was cloaked in fog this week, high mountain country frequently was blue sky land. Here are Christmas trees and Garden Wall in Glacier national park. Elevation of this al pine meadow is about 3,000 feet above the valley. Snow was two and three feet deep. Mid-day
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S'. ✓ r* . A 4 r j Cows, hogs and sheep are more apt to be a curiosity than deer and bear to these West Glacier school first graders. Half the students live in Glacier national park. Here their teacher. Mrs. Joy Kee has set up classroom exhibit of farm animals. From left to right are Donna Ridenour, Dave Richmond, Dick and Dan Chambers (twins),'Rosemary Jackson. Barbara Tyree, Paul Robinson. Bill Kendall, Caroline Ohnstead and Linda Crawford. All photographs on this page taken by Mel Ruder.
12/2/1949 Hungry Horse news.
S'. ✓ r* . A 4 r j Cows, hogs and sheep are more apt to be a curiosity than deer and bear to these West Glacier school first graders. Half the students live in Glacier national park. Here their teacher. Mrs. Joy Kee has set up classroom exhibit of farm animals. From left to right are Donna Ridenour, Dave Richmond, Dick and Dan Chambers (twins),'Rosemary Jackson. Barbara Tyree, Paul Robinson. Bill Kendall, Caroline Ohnstead and Linda Crawford. All photographs on this page taken by Mel Ruder.
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ij *w. * # r ■ ■ \W\-. : JJ ■ j When nights are not cloudy this is delightful view less than an hour's drive for most residents of Flathead county. Picture was taken last Sunday evening at Apgar just inside Glacier national park. It shows moon rising over snow topped peaks on other end of ten-mile long Lake McDonald. Some of the peaks are part of the continental divide. In ordinary winter, this lake wi not freeze over.
12/9/1949 Hungry Horse news.
ij *w. * # r ■ ■ \W\-. : JJ ■ j When nights are not cloudy this is delightful view less than an hour's drive for most residents of Flathead county. Picture was taken last Sunday evening at Apgar just inside Glacier national park. It shows moon rising over snow topped peaks on other end of ten-mile long Lake McDonald. Some of the peaks are part of the continental divide. In ordinary winter, this lake wi not freeze over.
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« I t g * ft' •< S3 ft r- y I Î>J Vj I# If ! ■ y JL. n 2» ! > i ' i CM - - o,,--. « U. S. highway No. 2 is blocked from this point at Essex to the continental divide by snowslides. It's Glacier national park's Walton ranger station with 59 inches of snow on the level and 224 inch having fallen so far this winter. No attempts are being made to re-open U. S. No. 2 at this time. ■ÉC* mm i ; SÖHRES ' >3 es
2/3/1950 Hungry Horse news.
« I t g * ft' •< S3 ft r- y I Î>J Vj I# If ! ■ y JL. n 2» ! > i ' i CM - - o,,--. « U. S. highway No. 2 is blocked from this point at Essex to the continental divide by snowslides. It's Glacier national park's Walton ranger station with 59 inches of snow on the level and 224 inch having fallen so far this winter. No attempts are being made to re-open U. S. No. 2 at this time. ■ÉC* mm i ; SÖHRES ' >3 es
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.v * m >/ v ■ f/ s fet, Va I EJ X 1 <• I A I* y. vj V A \4, c Where civilization meets Glacier national park is at the foot of 10-mile long Lake McDonald. The 400
2/10/1950 Hungry Horse news.
.v * m >/ v ■ f/ s fet, Va I EJ X 1 <• I A I* y. vj V A \4, c Where civilization meets Glacier national park is at the foot of 10-mile long Lake McDonald. The 400
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J *y A f , ji I -7 ■ % « M # , M : $ - f: ■ it Lunch time on 10 hour journey from Polebridge to civilization was near Logging in less frequently visited part of Glacier national park. From left to right Loyd Sonderson, who lead tractor, Mrs. Sonderson, Mrs. Day and Ralph Day, mailcarrier, who piloted the second
2/17/1950 Hungry Horse news.
J *y A f , ji I -7 ■ % « M # , M : $ - f: ■ it Lunch time on 10 hour journey from Polebridge to civilization was near Logging in less frequently visited part of Glacier national park. From left to right Loyd Sonderson, who lead tractor, Mrs. Sonderson, Mrs. Day and Ralph Day, mailcarrier, who piloted the second
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Point of Departure for Popular Scenic and Historic Trips BLUE RIDGE VISTA—A spin over Skyline drive in beautiful Shenandoah National Park ranks high on the list of popular Washington area motor trips. This view along the drive was taken looking north from Sky land. —Star Staff Photo. In five United States’ Presidents, It boasts of the home of Chief Justice of the United son, still stands. Baltimore Is Francis Scott Key. for some of the most
2/19/1950 Evening star.
Point of Departure for Popular Scenic and Historic Trips BLUE RIDGE VISTA—A spin over Skyline drive in beautiful Shenandoah National Park ranks high on the list of popular Washington area motor trips. This view along the drive was taken looking north from Sky land. —Star Staff Photo. In five United States’ Presidents, It boasts of the home of Chief Justice of the United son, still stands. Baltimore Is Francis Scott Key. for some of the most
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WILMER McLEAN. The National Park Service obtained this picture from Mr. McLean’s granddaughter, Mrs. John Quynn of Frederick, Md. It is believed the first ever him.
3/19/1950 Evening star.
WILMER McLEAN. The National Park Service obtained this picture from Mr. McLean’s granddaughter, Mrs. John Quynn of Frederick, Md. It is believed the first ever him.
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f y fitEJ ■ ■ . ß*g£*x&! Æ ÆfH> •Sri* 3p,y.« '%&***T*ê *3 SF* -à lia * »fzT* ï. ■ * Now open for 16 miles to Avalanche campground is Glacier national park's Going-to-the-Sun highway. More than 1,000 sightseers last Sunday saw Rocky Mountain goats on steep-sided Mt. Cannon. There were also frequent small avalanches that flowed down the mountain ? A ?» . ■ . i ' 4 i A, «T» • ■ M m < t ai
5/5/1950 Hungry Horse news.
f y fitEJ ■ ■ . ß*g£*x&! Æ ÆfH> •Sri* 3p,y.« '%&***T*ê *3 SF* -à lia * »fzT* ï. ■ * Now open for 16 miles to Avalanche campground is Glacier national park's Going-to-the-Sun highway. More than 1,000 sightseers last Sunday saw Rocky Mountain goats on steep-sided Mt. Cannon. There were also frequent small avalanches that flowed down the mountain ? A ?» . ■ . i ' 4 i A, «T» • ■ M m < t ai
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68 f | | ^ r j Æ j ■ H I ■ I B ■ ■ ■ ■ fl m |l K ■ 9 ■ r iS CrfS J to of J. . & 1 1 ,%r: mm A clear stream with a mountain backdrop Is McDonald creek in Glacier national park. Last Sunday fishermen were Burt Wollan and Howard Stockwell, both Kalispell, and Stanley Taylor, Colum Is
6/16/1950 Hungry Horse news.
68 f | | ^ r j Æ j ■ H I ■ I B ■ ■ ■ ■ fl m |l K ■ 9 ■ r iS CrfS J to of J. . & 1 1 ,%r: mm A clear stream with a mountain backdrop Is McDonald creek in Glacier national park. Last Sunday fishermen were Burt Wollan and Howard Stockwell, both Kalispell, and Stanley Taylor, Colum Is
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£ A . . ■ 3B8S m ■: : v ' ■ 5 A ÉS i X ymÂ. * ;■ , ***** : % .wwV. ' Mm -■ r ! r*h L v w I Ai - i * * * I %■ w ... * mr j^. : îv * % : ^ ä. & II; f"'' S-i,. 4* A With warm weather on the plains, Glacier national park mid-June visitors are enjoying the sight of snowball just east of divide. of the most snow they've seen in 1 950. Logan pass last weekend had a steady stream It was shirt sleeve weather the snow. Peak is Mt. Reynolds,
6/23/1950 Hungry Horse news.
£ A . . ■ 3B8S m ■: : v ' ■ 5 A ÉS i X ymÂ. * ;■ , ***** : % .wwV. ' Mm -■ r ! r*h L v w I Ai - i * * * I %■ w ... * mr j^. : îv * % : ^ ä. & II; f"'' S-i,. 4* A With warm weather on the plains, Glacier national park mid-June visitors are enjoying the sight of snowball just east of divide. of the most snow they've seen in 1 950. Logan pass last weekend had a steady stream It was shirt sleeve weather the snow. Peak is Mt. Reynolds,
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■5 KÏ' : v ->: x : ' ' , - X V -X;, ^ V ' V IM ' s « ■ JB t <tx ! V; Ü . . v> X *$:• V I N. f - ■ V» Wï - ||y n &&S 3 K * 1 . ■' X x SB X X-: 1&3NI Ü 'V x^S 6 ; â Nî ■-. ' ■; % ms» .... 1 'U, 41 '• SB Familiar scenes in Glacier national park include this view of Going-to-the-Sun highway as it sweeps down from Logan pass toward Going-to-the-Sun mountain. Peak gave its name to the road.
6/30/1950 Hungry Horse news.
■5 KÏ' : v ->: x : ' ' , - X V -X;, ^ V ' V IM ' s « ■ JB t <tx ! V; Ü . . v> X *$:• V I N. f - ■ V» Wï - ||y n &&S 3 K * 1 . ■' X x SB X X-: 1&3NI Ü 'V x^S 6 ; â Nî ■-. ' ■; % ms» .... 1 'U, 41 '• SB Familiar scenes in Glacier national park include this view of Going-to-the-Sun highway as it sweeps down from Logan pass toward Going-to-the-Sun mountain. Peak gave its name to the road.
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j | | ''ïfflRSÜ » 4 . j » M I i - Æ V n iwsw*** This is last year's most popular roadside national park. Whitey, a blonde two-year-old, stopper. He was considered lightest bear ever seen in Glacier. Whi tey hasn't returned to the highway this season so far, and bear that is creating most traffic jams is Gertie, cinnamon colored, with her bum" bear in Glacier was a sure car
6/30/1950 Hungry Horse news.
j | | ''ïfflRSÜ » 4 . j » M I i - Æ V n iwsw*** This is last year's most popular roadside national park. Whitey, a blonde two-year-old, stopper. He was considered lightest bear ever seen in Glacier. Whi tey hasn't returned to the highway this season so far, and bear that is creating most traffic jams is Gertie, cinnamon colored, with her bum" bear in Glacier was a sure car
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à ? ? Ë;, m * v ■ * He fjfc Æk s II ' ■: m I i: I L X; /c % Mi; à : < ■ v * ■ , .... m {?•./"- i 4 f » fMt » ■# ft W t * « ¥ ▼2 > ,.f ■ I Fourth of July weekend visitors in Glacier national park will find this big drift of 1950 still more than 40 feet deep. It's on Going to-the-Sun highway just over Logan pass. Glacier offers delighted
6/30/1950 Hungry Horse news.
à ? ? Ë;, m * v ■ * He fjfc Æk s II ' ■: m I i: I L X; /c % Mi; à : < ■ v * ■ , .... m {?•./"- i 4 f » fMt » ■# ft W t * « ¥ ▼2 > ,.f ■ I Fourth of July weekend visitors in Glacier national park will find this big drift of 1950 still more than 40 feet deep. It's on Going to-the-Sun highway just over Logan pass. Glacier offers delighted
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take part in a snowball fight in July. All photos by Mel Ruder. ■: , •? " ... .;#■ ,-v ; .r'$& ■} in ' ■ ipf Jj ' '<*• * Most patient bear of 1950 in Glacier national park is "Gloomy Gus." He found this spot on Going-to-the-Sun highway below Gar den Wall, and just sits waiting for motorists and possible handouts. Gus has developed none of the sitting up and more artful "bum" bear tricks that are used by Gertie, about three miles further up
6/30/1950 Hungry Horse news.
take part in a snowball fight in July. All photos by Mel Ruder. ■: , •? " ... .;#■ ,-v ; .r'$& ■} in ' ■ ipf Jj ' '<*• * Most patient bear of 1950 in Glacier national park is "Gloomy Gus." He found this spot on Going-to-the-Sun highway below Gar den Wall, and just sits waiting for motorists and possible handouts. Gus has developed none of the sitting up and more artful "bum" bear tricks that are used by Gertie, about three miles further up
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They Invite Iranian To Dedicate Bl«e Ridge Parkway This delegation leaves the While House after Inviting President Truman to take part in the formal opening of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina this fall. Left to right in front: Hep. R. L. Doughton of North Carolina. Newton Dururu. director of National Parks: Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; Arthur .M. Jones of Asheville. N. C.. general manager of that city's Chamber of Commerce. Hear left to right: P. S. House of Richmond. Va., new secretary of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, and R. Getty Browning of Raleigh, N. C. The parkway follows the crest of the Blue Ridge mountains for 400 miles. When completed, it will link 'he Great Smoky Mountains Nation
6/30/1950 The news and views.
They Invite Iranian To Dedicate Bl«e Ridge Parkway This delegation leaves the While House after Inviting President Truman to take part in the formal opening of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina this fall. Left to right in front: Hep. R. L. Doughton of North Carolina. Newton Dururu. director of National Parks: Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; Arthur .M. Jones of Asheville. N. C.. general manager of that city's Chamber of Commerce. Hear left to right: P. S. House of Richmond. Va., new secretary of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce, and R. Getty Browning of Raleigh, N. C. The parkway follows the crest of the Blue Ridge mountains for 400 miles. When completed, it will link 'he Great Smoky Mountains Nation
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{ I ; 1 ! I ; ! ! « Wz t / * .~.v f y r* t July all-time record travel In Glacier national park is proving a field day for "bum" bears. "Gloomy Gus" is even picking up his head. Gus hangs out at this spot on Going-to-the-Sun highway just below the Garden Wall. See last week's paper for picture of gloomier Gus.
7/7/1950 Hungry Horse news.
{ I ; 1 ! I ; ! ! « Wz t / * .~.v f y r* t July all-time record travel In Glacier national park is proving a field day for "bum" bears. "Gloomy Gus" is even picking up his head. Gus hangs out at this spot on Going-to-the-Sun highway just below the Garden Wall. See last week's paper for picture of gloomier Gus.
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' j j *■ ' ym S 'M Traffic jam creator on Going-to-the-Sun highway is cinnamon colored Gertie, probably best known bear in Glacier national park's
7/14/1950 Hungry Horse news.
' j j *■ ' ym S 'M Traffic jam creator on Going-to-the-Sun highway is cinnamon colored Gertie, probably best known bear in Glacier national park's
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I If"' i . g|s r 1 , inL" v ■■ I \ ♦ •X,. ? 4 V mW' A„ SS ÊMV1 Jr ■>. s ? t % s: 4 W', \ i r ?*ll ■ 'M. •V :: ■ " ; ■ : « ■ v ; #0 There's a swift transition in Glacier national park each as snow hurries back to the high spots. We've saved this May 13, 1950 picture to show folks at busy in summer Many Glacier how Grinned point and the falls from Swiftcurrent lake looked two months ago. m ■ ; ;; J V
7/14/1950 Hungry Horse news.
I If"' i . g|s r 1 , inL" v ■■ I \ ♦ •X,. ? 4 V mW' A„ SS ÊMV1 Jr ■>. s ? t % s: 4 W', \ i r ?*ll ■ 'M. •V :: ■ " ; ■ : « ■ v ; #0 There's a swift transition in Glacier national park each as snow hurries back to the high spots. We've saved this May 13, 1950 picture to show folks at busy in summer Many Glacier how Grinned point and the falls from Swiftcurrent lake looked two months ago. m ■ ; ;; J V
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on is 42 of! of 26 - | j I | * I | I I j i'% A •f ftüP ( / £ i MS 'ffl ] | I | I J | I E tim 5S3P»Ns *5? 'T» i ; -, ■ yk r i'Jy K « ^4 V ■ Ä 'V an«» Largest lake in Glacier national park is ten-mile long McDonald. Lake has depths in excess of 400 feet, and stretches to the foot of Rockies' main range. Fortnore pa rk lake pictures please see page 10.
7/14/1950 Hungry Horse news.
on is 42 of! of 26 - | j I | * I | I I j i'% A •f ftüP ( / £ i MS 'ffl ] | I | I J | I E tim 5S3P»Ns *5? 'T» i ; -, ■ yk r i'Jy K « ^4 V ■ Ä 'V an«» Largest lake in Glacier national park is ten-mile long McDonald. Lake has depths in excess of 400 feet, and stretches to the foot of Rockies' main range. Fortnore pa rk lake pictures please see page 10.
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é *4 ri v m f /' : ^ : i ■>, 1 ^ ta?' .©*5 g r fl ^ - m. VI A ' / > \ f ■ ./À Xi y. ,#• »I * Äa I Late July visitors in Glacier national park delight in snowbanks Logan pass. From highline trail, hikers look down on Sun high mountains. Please see page 4 for more pictures of trip in
7/28/1950 Hungry Horse news.
é *4 ri v m f /' : ^ : i ■>, 1 ^ ta?' .©*5 g r fl ^ - m. VI A ' / > \ f ■ ./À Xi y. ,#• »I * Äa I Late July visitors in Glacier national park delight in snowbanks Logan pass. From highline trail, hikers look down on Sun high mountains. Please see page 4 for more pictures of trip in
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liner will start next week. K mk.y. Pm At the head of the Belly river drainage in Glacier national park is Helen lake. There's Ahern gla cier, Ahern peak and Ahern pass, no longer used. On other side of pass are headwaters of McDonald Ptarm tunnel trail between G1 acier and Belly river ranger station zero there. M R
8/11/1950 Hungry Horse news.
liner will start next week. K mk.y. Pm At the head of the Belly river drainage in Glacier national park is Helen lake. There's Ahern gla cier, Ahern peak and Ahern pass, no longer used. On other side of pass are headwaters of McDonald Ptarm tunnel trail between G1 acier and Belly river ranger station zero there. M R
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* ***** i f : Sf e A Summer Visiter Among guests at Blankenship's River cabins just outside Glacier national park is Toni, a mule deer doe. She followed John Blanken ship home last spring. Now Toni has taken over a less frequently used tent and sleeps on the bed. It had been reserved in case of emergency when all cabins in this modern, recommended camp were filled. Here's a picture of a deer stretch ing in bed. Mrs. Blankenship is devoted to the animal. However, the deer's undoing are her long ears. Mis chievous children would grab hold of them. Now Toni doesn't like children, and the Blankenships have asked the game wardens to find a new home for the animal guest who really came to stay. Toni was to be taken away by Game Warden Sager, Thursday. Photos taken by Mel Ruder. .. W / ■ i >• t-U ; ; » « Is;; > • i. i cv
8/11/1950 Hungry Horse news.
* ***** i f : Sf e A Summer Visiter Among guests at Blankenship's River cabins just outside Glacier national park is Toni, a mule deer doe. She followed John Blanken ship home last spring. Now Toni has taken over a less frequently used tent and sleeps on the bed. It had been reserved in case of emergency when all cabins in this modern, recommended camp were filled. Here's a picture of a deer stretch ing in bed. Mrs. Blankenship is devoted to the animal. However, the deer's undoing are her long ears. Mis chievous children would grab hold of them. Now Toni doesn't like children, and the Blankenships have asked the game wardens to find a new home for the animal guest who really came to stay. Toni was to be taken away by Game Warden Sager, Thursday. Photos taken by Mel Ruder. .. W / ■ i >• t-U ; ; » « Is;; > • i. i cv
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9 m S ■ ■ H » ■ E9& "if# 0 L ¥. - ■ [y- ,.AV*.. > ISgjSp« WÀ H m Sam m m » M : & V tS. m f/V - TlWiJ T ■' >• Nearing completion in Glacier national park is 1950 blister rust con trol program. Crew was small this year. Their job to eliminate cur rant bushes that are host to blister rust spores which destroy white bark, timber and western white pine (all five needled). Dale Purtle, Collinsville, III. and Richard Deed, Nyack, N. Y. are destroying bush here. Control area is lower end of Two Medicine lake. Peak, Sinopah.
9/15/1950 Hungry Horse news.
9 m S ■ ■ H » ■ E9& "if# 0 L ¥. - ■ [y- ,.AV*.. > ISgjSp« WÀ H m Sam m m » M : & V tS. m f/V - TlWiJ T ■' >• Nearing completion in Glacier national park is 1950 blister rust con trol program. Crew was small this year. Their job to eliminate cur rant bushes that are host to blister rust spores which destroy white bark, timber and western white pine (all five needled). Dale Purtle, Collinsville, III. and Richard Deed, Nyack, N. Y. are destroying bush here. Control area is lower end of Two Medicine lake. Peak, Sinopah.
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■ m ' V I f -, ' 1://« yj •■f ÎL' ... Vk. '' ••.V.o i } -hi ■ - ■ Late summer anglers in Glacier national park include Gary Martin, 11, Tulsa, Okla. The spot is where Two Medicine creek flows out of three mile long Two Medicine lake. At head of lake is Sinopah mountain. Two Medicine is largest lake in Glacier's southeast corner. Photo by Mel Ruder. x f > Jr „ 5 '-.•*&> -,r y**" m V. * •w*. . » y** > «r;
9/22/1950 Hungry Horse news.
■ m ' V I f -, ' 1://« yj •■f ÎL' ... Vk. '' ••.V.o i } -hi ■ - ■ Late summer anglers in Glacier national park include Gary Martin, 11, Tulsa, Okla. The spot is where Two Medicine creek flows out of three mile long Two Medicine lake. At head of lake is Sinopah mountain. Two Medicine is largest lake in Glacier's southeast corner. Photo by Mel Ruder. x f > Jr „ 5 '-.•*&> -,r y**" m V. * •w*. . » y** > «r;
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BOOKER WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE, VA.—The establishment of a national monument Diamond, Missouri, birthplace of Dr. George Washington Carver is a reality. The Congress, last : appropriated $150,000 for land and development purposes. Leadership in organizing the most honor yet to be gained by the late scientist was undertaken by the Booker T. Washington Memorial, under the direction of S. J. Phillips, who is president of both organizations. The Carver ment becomes a part of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior. Chairman of the ( cmmittee on Public Lands, Congressman J. Hardin Peterson (Florida), sponsored the Bill in the House, Senator .Joseph C. O’Mahoney (Wyoming), Chairman, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular introduced it in the Senate. Shown, left to right, receiving certified copies of the historic Bill, presented by Mr. Phillips, I seated—Congressman Dewey Short (Mo.); Senator O’Mahoney; Congressman Compton I. White (Standing) Mr. Phillips, Mr. A. E. Demaray, Assistant Director, National Parks Service; Mr. \N irth. National Park Service, and Dr. William H. Jernagin, President, Baptist Sunday School Congress, I Director Fraternal Council of Negro Churches.—Photo by Harris &
9/23/1950 Jackson advocate.
BOOKER WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE, VA.—The establishment of a national monument Diamond, Missouri, birthplace of Dr. George Washington Carver is a reality. The Congress, last : appropriated $150,000 for land and development purposes. Leadership in organizing the most honor yet to be gained by the late scientist was undertaken by the Booker T. Washington Memorial, under the direction of S. J. Phillips, who is president of both organizations. The Carver ment becomes a part of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior. Chairman of the ( cmmittee on Public Lands, Congressman J. Hardin Peterson (Florida), sponsored the Bill in the House, Senator .Joseph C. O’Mahoney (Wyoming), Chairman, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular introduced it in the Senate. Shown, left to right, receiving certified copies of the historic Bill, presented by Mr. Phillips, I seated—Congressman Dewey Short (Mo.); Senator O’Mahoney; Congressman Compton I. White (Standing) Mr. Phillips, Mr. A. E. Demaray, Assistant Director, National Parks Service; Mr. \N irth. National Park Service, and Dr. William H. Jernagin, President, Baptist Sunday School Congress, I Director Fraternal Council of Negro Churches.—Photo by Harris &
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m ■ gb' . I •V* i m •» % % ■>% Ht'.* . *» I H 1%. ... T"?S s :3 i % * *> life I \*r "*► •• « Outdoor year-around refrigerator is Sperry glacier, largest ice mass in Glacier national park. It covers more than 300 acres. Annual measurements of three largest park glaciers, Sperry, Grinnell and Jackson, were completed last Saturday. Jim Davis of Apgar took these pictures. Standing above ice cave is Don Robinson, park naturalist. Cave is about 100 feet deep, and there's a lot of blue-white.
9/29/1950 Hungry Horse news.
m ■ gb' . I •V* i m •» % % ■>% Ht'.* . *» I H 1%. ... T"?S s :3 i % * *> life I \*r "*► •• « Outdoor year-around refrigerator is Sperry glacier, largest ice mass in Glacier national park. It covers more than 300 acres. Annual measurements of three largest park glaciers, Sperry, Grinnell and Jackson, were completed last Saturday. Jim Davis of Apgar took these pictures. Standing above ice cave is Don Robinson, park naturalist. Cave is about 100 feet deep, and there's a lot of blue-white.
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L • ' - i ,x - . m < % » • kJ . ^ > - ■■ -, : ■ ifex *. k This is last Sunday afternoon view of of Glacier national park's third largest lake, Bowman. Rain bow peak and the ( uard Wall are in new white, and the larch turning has created gold bands in the
10/27/1950 Hungry Horse news.
L • ' - i ,x - . m < % » • kJ . ^ > - ■■ -, : ■ ifex *. k This is last Sunday afternoon view of of Glacier national park's third largest lake, Bowman. Rain bow peak and the ( uard Wall are in new white, and the larch turning has created gold bands in the
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s h 'j % S. .'Sw***-. : ,■ Wi i v> K * * m*. } t K, » ; A ? \ V ;Sv. £> >,mm 9EI Æéj m 1 i'll mi * * A 'I * TV) * ■ North of the Flathead are these peaks of the Canadian rookies. Canada's national parks are be coming increasingly Important to the Flathead as more and more visitors sec Glacier, and also Watcrton, Banff and Jasper. News Christmas edition will contain pictures of Canadian parks. Mel Ruder
12/8/1950 Hungry Horse news.
s h 'j % S. .'Sw***-. : ,■ Wi i v> K * * m*. } t K, » ; A ? \ V ;Sv. £> >,mm 9EI Æéj m 1 i'll mi * * A 'I * TV) * ■ North of the Flathead are these peaks of the Canadian rookies. Canada's national parks are be coming increasingly Important to the Flathead as more and more visitors sec Glacier, and also Watcrton, Banff and Jasper. News Christmas edition will contain pictures of Canadian parks. Mel Ruder
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mSÊH > « j j Missed are men and women who passed away during 1950. One of the more storied was Alexander "Scotty" Beaton who died May 2. Scotty retired in 1948 after 26 seasons as a lookout on Numa ridge in Glacier national park. Glacier's outstanding lookout, his record was never a false smoke reported and never a fire missed. There was something of the frontier about Scotty even to the end. Ranger Lowell Asher had to snowshoe to his "sourdough" cabin near Polebridge to get Scotty's Sunday suit fit for "burying" purposes. Another man long identified with Glacier who died during the year (December 2) was Dr.
12/22/1950 Hungry Horse news.
mSÊH > « j j Missed are men and women who passed away during 1950. One of the more storied was Alexander "Scotty" Beaton who died May 2. Scotty retired in 1948 after 26 seasons as a lookout on Numa ridge in Glacier national park. Glacier's outstanding lookout, his record was never a false smoke reported and never a fire missed. There was something of the frontier about Scotty even to the end. Ranger Lowell Asher had to snowshoe to his "sourdough" cabin near Polebridge to get Scotty's Sunday suit fit for "burying" purposes. Another man long identified with Glacier who died during the year (December 2) was Dr.
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in U.S.A. Waterton is i . » "Si VU V k A 1 n. J»fj| to* y e \ m* -itm 4 #| L * AM . ■s *1 J : X N ■fTT.* «4 .-a: » */r.ù ■ 9 p?*% M « » fi* headquarters building at Banff has setting midst an English type garden with displays of pools, rock gardens and flower beds. Mt. Rundle is 9,675 foot high backdrop. Near town of Banff is Mt. Norquay with ski lift. Canadian enterprise is making Banff, a western center for winter sports. This is oldest Canadian national park established in 1885. Park
12/22/1950 Hungry Horse news.
in U.S.A. Waterton is i . » "Si VU V k A 1 n. J»fj| to* y e \ m* -itm 4 #| L * AM . ■s *1 J : X N ■fTT.* «4 .-a: » */r.ù ■ 9 p?*% M « » fi* headquarters building at Banff has setting midst an English type garden with displays of pools, rock gardens and flower beds. Mt. Rundle is 9,675 foot high backdrop. Near town of Banff is Mt. Norquay with ski lift. Canadian enterprise is making Banff, a western center for winter sports. This is oldest Canadian national park established in 1885. Park
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tp, ■ m } ■ i * fj? v ; 77 ■ * ■. * ■fÄ f|s& pv : ' : >/Wß % P WW ?. ;* ■ pß M} 'r m p fc"' •' >a «asf* 46 * 6 ' - i® • > * v;; ? * À f %' --- , ■>, rntv A m ¥ j, x. fc r 1-; ■ The 386-room hotel with its heated swimming pool looks across water to Victoria glacier and 11,365 foot high Mt. Victoria of the Canadian rookies. Another 83 miles north through the Rocky Moun. tain trench is the Columbia Ice fields and Jasper national park. Its also a rotfte to Alaska.
12/22/1950 Hungry Horse news.
tp, ■ m } ■ i * fj? v ; 77 ■ * ■. * ■fÄ f|s& pv : ' : >/Wß % P WW ?. ;* ■ pß M} 'r m p fc"' •' >a «asf* 46 * 6 ' - i® • > * v;; ? * À f %' --- , ■>, rntv A m ¥ j, x. fc r 1-; ■ The 386-room hotel with its heated swimming pool looks across water to Victoria glacier and 11,365 foot high Mt. Victoria of the Canadian rookies. Another 83 miles north through the Rocky Moun. tain trench is the Columbia Ice fields and Jasper national park. Its also a rotfte to Alaska.
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" K ; Vi VaH Pin PipH Illf-J \ L HR ■al HP WÊm ■I HHI A ,s 4 * mmm ' Among locations experiencing mild winter is Nyack ranger station up the Flathead river's middle fork in Glacier national park. There was 20 inches of snow when this picture was taken Sun
1/12/1951 Hungry Horse news.
" K ; Vi VaH Pin PipH Illf-J \ L HR ■al HP WÊm ■I HHI A ,s 4 * mmm ' Among locations experiencing mild winter is Nyack ranger station up the Flathead river's middle fork in Glacier national park. There was 20 inches of snow when this picture was taken Sun
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Former National Park Medieval
1/22/1951 Evening star.
Former National Park Medieval
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-, • m " • ' V • - > Ist ■- ■ t. " A* t V ' , 4 ' 4 * lu. & >-. 5 Ranger Dave Stimson and Dr. J. S. McFarland Tuesday made an aerial patrol of the west side Glacier national park. Weather was crisp and blue as it was about a year ago when this pic of Bowman lake was taken from the Dr. McFarland. Photo Mel Ruder.
2/2/1951 Hungry Horse news.
-, • m " • ' V • - > Ist ■- ■ t. " A* t V ' , 4 ' 4 * lu. & >-. 5 Ranger Dave Stimson and Dr. J. S. McFarland Tuesday made an aerial patrol of the west side Glacier national park. Weather was crisp and blue as it was about a year ago when this pic of Bowman lake was taken from the Dr. McFarland. Photo Mel Ruder.
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1 J Si f I«' will Si? Î* t ( j ! | j j 'V Hi; . J&r y -, Ml H*l kiy a] Flathead visitors during the national downhill and slalom races this weekend will be less than an hour's drive from Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Here is less than a week-old picture of the ten-mile long lake which formerly was thought to freeze over about one winter in eight. Rule is being changed. This is third winter in a row for the Ice cover. Photo by Mel Ruder.
3/2/1951 Hungry Horse news.
1 J Si f I«' will Si? Î* t ( j ! | j j 'V Hi; . J&r y -, Ml H*l kiy a] Flathead visitors during the national downhill and slalom races this weekend will be less than an hour's drive from Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Here is less than a week-old picture of the ten-mile long lake which formerly was thought to freeze over about one winter in eight. Rule is being changed. This is third winter in a row for the Ice cover. Photo by Mel Ruder.
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the trails in Glacier National Park,
4/22/1951 Evening star.
the trails in Glacier National Park,
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« * V ■'*4^ ■ : •i * . /it c *:• .1 * 7 M 4i,i .•4 JP T w j* * ■ Miff. %. W: » V. T ' ' ■■ ■ 9 m '■ ■ Bä m v ■ § ik : ; day from near the Weeping wall looking toward Logan pass with Mt. Reynolds and Mt. Oberlin. Snow crew is now two miles from Logan pass which will be open for traffic tar'y in June. Something different in Glacier national park pictures is provided by this scene taken Mon '•
5/11/1951 Hungry Horse news.
« * V ■'*4^ ■ : •i * . /it c *:• .1 * 7 M 4i,i .•4 JP T w j* * ■ Miff. %. W: » V. T ' ' ■■ ■ 9 m '■ ■ Bä m v ■ § ik : ; day from near the Weeping wall looking toward Logan pass with Mt. Reynolds and Mt. Oberlin. Snow crew is now two miles from Logan pass which will be open for traffic tar'y in June. Something different in Glacier national park pictures is provided by this scene taken Mon '•
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ppir t --' ' jifc MB’. ■ . ■ • A DRIVE by the Cleveland Automobile Dealers association to junk old cars, jalopies are burned into valuable scrap metal in a bonfire on the lakefront. SSw • . Yk Jliiir >: Jwm, News Os The World In Pictures V "T • w * l wZiW* mm. : IU*MB fflpi ONE OF the most striking architectural features of the Festival of Britain’s South MANTAHALA GORGE, seen from highway 129 near Topton, N. C., is the southern entrance to Great Smoky National park. *
6/12/1951 The daily record.
ppir t --' ' jifc MB’. ■ . ■ • A DRIVE by the Cleveland Automobile Dealers association to junk old cars, jalopies are burned into valuable scrap metal in a bonfire on the lakefront. SSw • . Yk Jliiir >: Jwm, News Os The World In Pictures V "T • w * l wZiW* mm. : IU*MB fflpi ONE OF the most striking architectural features of the Festival of Britain’s South MANTAHALA GORGE, seen from highway 129 near Topton, N. C., is the southern entrance to Great Smoky National park. *
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174 as a - of for of fi 6. M. He ... v . I 'V ' \ ' "i J 4P t?** p* Si ■ ■ i|| H ■ ■ BB Jf i m ■ 'i ■■ ~ f f f P* I i y t * > » } I . - 1 |H I 1> t R « n • 'i. - Ik ■% « , m # * M I S j ah «j I j* 1 * to-the-Sun highway runs to the base of the Garden Wall, and then angles up the side to Logan pass, the continental divide. This is also It's now the summer season of 1951 In Glacier national park. Ho tels in park are opening today. This stretch of 50-mile-long Going j I
6/15/1951 Hungry Horse news.
174 as a - of for of fi 6. M. He ... v . I 'V ' \ ' "i J 4P t?** p* Si ■ ■ i|| H ■ ■ BB Jf i m ■ 'i ■■ ~ f f f P* I i y t * > » } I . - 1 |H I 1> t R « n • 'i. - Ik ■% « , m # * M I S j ah «j I j* 1 * to-the-Sun highway runs to the base of the Garden Wall, and then angles up the side to Logan pass, the continental divide. This is also It's now the summer season of 1951 In Glacier national park. Ho tels in park are opening today. This stretch of 50-mile-long Going j I
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,4 :& m ■ B m I ■ I H H ■ 1| || j H & ■ fl S : Wk H ■ ■ gj g; ; jjRjj j ;r , K . ■ * L>0 A t % mg. l s ! 4 ' « ip a m Mmm rn? ä ß I if ' ¥ ' änML 5 - mà w " v', -. ■ ; ■ v ' ' • sm : : 1 ■ iM they cross Logan This is a photo from in June. There's a visit to snow-land for June travelers in Glacier national park as pass, the continental divide crossing for Going-to-the-Sun highway.
6/15/1951 Hungry Horse news.
,4 :& m ■ B m I ■ I H H ■ 1| || j H & ■ fl S : Wk H ■ ■ gj g; ; jjRjj j ;r , K . ■ * L>0 A t % mg. l s ! 4 ' « ip a m Mmm rn? ä ß I if ' ¥ ' änML 5 - mà w " v', -. ■ ; ■ v ' ' • sm : : 1 ■ iM they cross Logan This is a photo from in June. There's a visit to snow-land for June travelers in Glacier national park as pass, the continental divide crossing for Going-to-the-Sun highway.
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a is I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A*. mm ■ y mm ■rl ■■V; y w* m •mm f*s f ■ "A I y I K I I • I I I I I I I I % I * f i « i , > / ■ Â V. ^vi I y* *■ i rrrt» ||| B^— ' *> . * . , . ^ T ^ n Exciting experience for Glacier national park visitors these late June days is to pass along the big drift over Logan pass, continen tal divide crossing of Going-to-the-Sun highway. Drift is now up to 40 and 50 feet high, and extends for more than a block It will provide snow balls for July 4 v.s.tors. Photo« taken by M«l Rud er. w •• r}. a
6/22/1951 Hungry Horse news.
a is I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A*. mm ■ y mm ■rl ■■V; y w* m •mm f*s f ■ "A I y I K I I • I I I I I I I I % I * f i « i , > / ■ Â V. ^vi I y* *■ i rrrt» ||| B^— ' *> . * . , . ^ T ^ n Exciting experience for Glacier national park visitors these late June days is to pass along the big drift over Logan pass, continen tal divide crossing of Going-to-the-Sun highway. Drift is now up to 40 and 50 feet high, and extends for more than a block It will provide snow balls for July 4 v.s.tors. Photo« taken by M«l Rud er. w •• r}. a
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_____—-1 $ ! 11 B I m f'.J »I », V • Wm ■ ; jgjpu ' w » - ispf ...y Here are the three reasons why Gussie isn't called Gus anymore. These three cubs are presently delighting Glacier national park vi sitors along Going-to-the-Sun highway at the foot of Garden wall Gus. I i j i I I j
6/22/1951 Hungry Horse news.
_____—-1 $ ! 11 B I m f'.J »I », V • Wm ■ ; jgjpu ' w » - ispf ...y Here are the three reasons why Gussie isn't called Gus anymore. These three cubs are presently delighting Glacier national park vi sitors along Going-to-the-Sun highway at the foot of Garden wall Gus. I i j i I I j
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\ >- 4. •• - [A Beauty of the Flathead is also its fertile farm lands. This is an airview from approximate lo cation of the coming Harvey Machine Co. aluminum plant looking past Flathead county airport Columbia Falls and Bad Rock canyon, east entrance to the valley. This newspaper has become known through its use of picture of Glacier national park scenery and Hungry Horse dam construc tion. However farming base of Flathead was a deciding factor in National Editorial Association the Hungry Horse News received in Seattle, June 2, 1951. The judges who gave the News first in the nation for use of pictures were impressed by a series of four harvest scenes in Sept. 1. 1950 Here are three of them.
6/29/1951 Hungry Horse news.
\ >- 4. •• - [A Beauty of the Flathead is also its fertile farm lands. This is an airview from approximate lo cation of the coming Harvey Machine Co. aluminum plant looking past Flathead county airport Columbia Falls and Bad Rock canyon, east entrance to the valley. This newspaper has become known through its use of picture of Glacier national park scenery and Hungry Horse dam construc tion. However farming base of Flathead was a deciding factor in National Editorial Association the Hungry Horse News received in Seattle, June 2, 1951. The judges who gave the News first in the nation for use of pictures were impressed by a series of four harvest scenes in Sept. 1. 1950 Here are three of them.
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» V 1 i : I ! at ' till: i > r ' üi ■i > h ' t i. ♦ A '.1 i K\v > y, '•F . i f'. # 4 ■h < This is one of the most frequently pictured spots in Glacier national park. It is Lake McDonald Here big cedars provide a frame for a view of ten miles of wa from the village of Apgar.
6/29/1951 Hungry Horse news.
» V 1 i : I ! at ' till: i > r ' üi ■i > h ' t i. ♦ A '.1 i K\v > y, '•F . i f'. # 4 ■h < This is one of the most frequently pictured spots in Glacier national park. It is Lake McDonald Here big cedars provide a frame for a view of ten miles of wa from the village of Apgar.
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, > >■ m IS' SffLSF m m l. -J» uC' » v*?/ f m kfc' 'V'* -3# . t.' . Xj **)*??$ k % w*s <*-4 • ? * ♦ : -? ■ 4 i * 0 V k é.-h r' • ■% ■> « *• Visitors to Glacier national park in late June and early July experience shirt-sleeve temperatures
6/29/1951 Hungry Horse news.
, > >■ m IS' SffLSF m m l. -J» uC' » v*?/ f m kfc' 'V'* -3# . t.' . Xj **)*??$ k % w*s <*-4 • ? * ♦ : -? ■ 4 i * 0 V k é.-h r' • ■% ■> « *• Visitors to Glacier national park in late June and early July experience shirt-sleeve temperatures
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i t| H |H HUH H Ii9 «I « i « .*"4 - , #4 ■v ■ *** f M | i i j j j | | I i I I | I j I | I I As Glacier national park visitors drive up Garden Wall toward Logan pass, the continental divide .they look down the McDonald valley. Below they see the creek and road. Dominant mountain is white topped Heaven's peak. This is view from car window, .J . f, rf5-äid V ' i ■ :r -J . I I I I I I 5» - ,T - it 1 ■ i SpH KÜH 1 Tft" i'WMt ! j I ' lit
7/6/1951 Hungry Horse news.
i t| H |H HUH H Ii9 «I « i « .*"4 - , #4 ■v ■ *** f M | i i j j j | | I i I I | I j I | I I As Glacier national park visitors drive up Garden Wall toward Logan pass, the continental divide .they look down the McDonald valley. Below they see the creek and road. Dominant mountain is white topped Heaven's peak. This is view from car window, .J . f, rf5-äid V ' i ■ :r -J . I I I I I I 5» - ,T - it 1 ■ i SpH KÜH 1 Tft" i'WMt ! j I ' lit
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Among America's Most - - >. 4 m W'i. \ I (♦v hi T'r vv* : •-'V , iw* Prl 1 H b ssjBL •- V , ■ * Wt, ?» i jam 4 b . «■ 4 v p: , I v«: < : I . • • ! wâ ' ... I ary*. t': ,, , ■ j y ilH ; "• s . ■ Wp* *miS. * w§ Glacier national park has any poll that attempts to tiful lakes. This page is itors. Of the alpine park's 200 lakes, ily reached by hard-surfaced cluding Bowman and Kintla are at roads. Good hiker and horse rest. Going-to-the-Sun highway, follows the shoreline of the park's Donald and St. Mary. Both are have depths exceeding 400 feet. wider. Typical park lake was is deep, long and narrow with the lake and a forested Nature semes to have made these campgrounds. No fishing licenses are country with native, brook and mon catches. An hour's walk from Sun campground brings the visitor to two-mile hike that near the ing Avalanche gorge. Park to lake starting at 9 a. m. except lake waterfalls are fed by melting that's located on mountain bench No a ma the Mary bay ponds the lake. All
7/27/1951 Hungry Horse news.
Among America's Most - - >. 4 m W'i. \ I (♦v hi T'r vv* : •-'V , iw* Prl 1 H b ssjBL •- V , ■ * Wt, ?» i jam 4 b . «■ 4 v p: , I v«: < : I . • • ! wâ ' ... I ary*. t': ,, , ■ j y ilH ; "• s . ■ Wp* *miS. * w§ Glacier national park has any poll that attempts to tiful lakes. This page is itors. Of the alpine park's 200 lakes, ily reached by hard-surfaced cluding Bowman and Kintla are at roads. Good hiker and horse rest. Going-to-the-Sun highway, follows the shoreline of the park's Donald and St. Mary. Both are have depths exceeding 400 feet. wider. Typical park lake was is deep, long and narrow with the lake and a forested Nature semes to have made these campgrounds. No fishing licenses are country with native, brook and mon catches. An hour's walk from Sun campground brings the visitor to two-mile hike that near the ing Avalanche gorge. Park to lake starting at 9 a. m. except lake waterfalls are fed by melting that's located on mountain bench No a ma the Mary bay ponds the lake. All
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g K ■ : . -■■ ■ •j .ty : *> ' C ,s '» , . ,S' -■ v : 'f -, Vf 4 Fjë lärm m m * 'A Si«-'«* A A At 10 a. m. and again at 2 p. m. each day Glacier national park naturalists conduct hikes from Lo gan pass to Hidden Lake view point, a relatively easy two miles. Thi s summer the parties cross several large snow fields, though it is sh rt sleeve weather. Here are last Saturday afternoon's hikers near the starting point with the Garden Wall as background. Naturalist is Art Noskowiak with Vinton MacDonald and niece, Janet Bu tte; Wayne H. Beall and son, John. *
7/27/1951 Hungry Horse news.
g K ■ : . -■■ ■ •j .ty : *> ' C ,s '» , . ,S' -■ v : 'f -, Vf 4 Fjë lärm m m * 'A Si«-'«* A A At 10 a. m. and again at 2 p. m. each day Glacier national park naturalists conduct hikes from Lo gan pass to Hidden Lake view point, a relatively easy two miles. Thi s summer the parties cross several large snow fields, though it is sh rt sleeve weather. Here are last Saturday afternoon's hikers near the starting point with the Garden Wall as background. Naturalist is Art Noskowiak with Vinton MacDonald and niece, Janet Bu tte; Wayne H. Beall and son, John. *
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Actr Bark Boss . . (ffh Wire JOHN C. PRESTON (above) is the new superintendent of the Great Smoky Mountains Na tional Park in North Carolina and Tennessee. He was former ly superintendent of Ml. Rainier National Park in Washington.
7/30/1951 The Key West citizen.
Actr Bark Boss . . (ffh Wire JOHN C. PRESTON (above) is the new superintendent of the Great Smoky Mountains Na tional Park in North Carolina and Tennessee. He was former ly superintendent of Ml. Rainier National Park in Washington.
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» ■ : • .K 11| j I B ; H : J , J| I iB ( M | B H | ! ; | • P ass in Glacier national park. Going-to-the-Sun mountain gives its name to the 50-mile long trans park highway that skirts its flank. Snow melting waters here on the roof of continental divide go to the Pacific and into Hudson bay by way of St. Mary lake. A mid-summer 1951 photo by Mel Ruder, C 'V w » •TV'; '• * u. J' s I : I t » •v v : jk % mma A half million visitors a summer are now seeing and crossing the continental divide at Logan mm
8/3/1951 Hungry Horse news.
» ■ : • .K 11| j I B ; H : J , J| I iB ( M | B H | ! ; | • P ass in Glacier national park. Going-to-the-Sun mountain gives its name to the 50-mile long trans park highway that skirts its flank. Snow melting waters here on the roof of continental divide go to the Pacific and into Hudson bay by way of St. Mary lake. A mid-summer 1951 photo by Mel Ruder, C 'V w » •TV'; '• * u. J' s I : I t » •v v : jk % mma A half million visitors a summer are now seeing and crossing the continental divide at Logan mm
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('limbers it Last Reach Rhine That Rilled 21 ; '.''vC : sss , •>*- W;r ': LEADERS OF THE NEW TRIBES MISSION finally arrive at the wreckage of a plane which Clashed on Mount Moran near Jackson, Wyo.. lasi November and killed 21 members of their relig. ious sect. Because of deep snow, the peak of the mountain could not be reached until last Monday. Bodies of the victim* were found in the plane week age. Mission leaders decided to leave them t h ero an d so funeral service was conducted on the crest of the lofty mountain near ellowstone National Park. The tragedy overtook the plane while flying the religious workers from hico, to Billings, Mont.
8/11/1951 The Key West citizen.
('limbers it Last Reach Rhine That Rilled 21 ; '.''vC : sss , •>*- W;r ': LEADERS OF THE NEW TRIBES MISSION finally arrive at the wreckage of a plane which Clashed on Mount Moran near Jackson, Wyo.. lasi November and killed 21 members of their relig. ious sect. Because of deep snow, the peak of the mountain could not be reached until last Monday. Bodies of the victim* were found in the plane week age. Mission leaders decided to leave them t h ero an d so funeral service was conducted on the crest of the lofty mountain near ellowstone National Park. The tragedy overtook the plane while flying the religious workers from hico, to Billings, Mont.
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Jp ■ ;-V * • . I î n jr it : vjL . * usual activity about Rover's store up the Flathead river's north fork now. Families of Regent Drilling Co. men who are drilling for oil just north of the ^J er ' bridge their headquarters until the new camp is ready. The store is 37 miles north of Columbia Falls bridge from Glacier national park. All oil well pictures taken by Mel Ruder. - » * • There's more than and across a pole
8/31/1951 Hungry Horse news.
Jp ■ ;-V * • . I î n jr it : vjL . * usual activity about Rover's store up the Flathead river's north fork now. Families of Regent Drilling Co. men who are drilling for oil just north of the ^J er ' bridge their headquarters until the new camp is ready. The store is 37 miles north of Columbia Falls bridge from Glacier national park. All oil well pictures taken by Mel Ruder. - » * • There's more than and across a pole
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As a diversion from his other work, Mr. Donohue watches as Brig Gen Bernard L. Robinson, Engineer Commissioner, crowns the queen of the Greater Southeast Washington parade, Miss Ann L. Jones, 1109 G St STAR STAff AND NATIONAl PARK SERVICE PHOTOS
9/23/1951 Evening star.
As a diversion from his other work, Mr. Donohue watches as Brig Gen Bernard L. Robinson, Engineer Commissioner, crowns the queen of the Greater Southeast Washington parade, Miss Ann L. Jones, 1109 G St STAR STAff AND NATIONAl PARK SERVICE PHOTOS
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» ?\ \S, ,\j4 Hk X '• §" i There's a series of panorama views of Glacier national park mountains from the 60-mlle trip on forest service road up the Flathead river's North Fork to the Canadian line. Important activity to fu ture prosperity of the Flathead valley is the drilling for oil and nitural gas underway since Sept ember 4, 12 miles north of the Canadian border. Operator is Pacif.c Petroleums Ltd., Calgary, own
10/5/1951 Hungry Horse news.
» ?\ \S, ,\j4 Hk X '• §" i There's a series of panorama views of Glacier national park mountains from the 60-mlle trip on forest service road up the Flathead river's North Fork to the Canadian line. Important activity to fu ture prosperity of the Flathead valley is the drilling for oil and nitural gas underway since Sept ember 4, 12 miles north of the Canadian border. Operator is Pacif.c Petroleums Ltd., Calgary, own
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■ - ' k ' W : * u ■MM V** . * Study in contrasts is this black and white picture taken last Saturday of Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Clouds were struggling to maintain their cloak over the alpine peaks. Win ter's snow had crept within a yard of the lake shore, but couldn't quite cover the rocks, and the breeze the water that wanted to become a mirror. All taken Mel Ruder.
11/23/1951 Hungry Horse news.
■ - ' k ' W : * u ■MM V** . * Study in contrasts is this black and white picture taken last Saturday of Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Clouds were struggling to maintain their cloak over the alpine peaks. Win ter's snow had crept within a yard of the lake shore, but couldn't quite cover the rocks, and the breeze the water that wanted to become a mirror. All taken Mel Ruder.
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u "77 Y % f i ' v . . ifS M ■g. - , - Î >£^! lœ PI r<:l ' Jf 10* •* s r ; 3 mmwf mm zjm % #* MWm .v. mu, * #V t ^ t* .r 01 HT-* ^Sß^Slt* I 'fsj«« ■ % ■■■•% ji* jf . ' { " v ' v : - ■*? * mt *■ ■ v- ■***.: mr&mm *6 , «-t £&***■* 7 «pi V 0ß ■jt »: ^ • ssét-' ks ■ it At &*?>V.v-' soc-T £$**».- ... JL * ' v »♦ jt-***; < « a Mountain wall at head of Waterton national park's Cameron lake is practically continental divide Canada and United States and also between Alberta and British Co as well as boundary between lumbia. At other end of Cameron lake is low ridge with Akamina pass, route of proposed road down into Flathead valley. New road would encourage more visitor use of North Fork section of park.
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
u "77 Y % f i ' v . . ifS M ■g. - , - Î >£^! lœ PI r<:l ' Jf 10* •* s r ; 3 mmwf mm zjm % #* MWm .v. mu, * #V t ^ t* .r 01 HT-* ^Sß^Slt* I 'fsj«« ■ % ■■■•% ji* jf . ' { " v ' v : - ■*? * mt *■ ■ v- ■***.: mr&mm *6 , «-t £&***■* 7 «pi V 0ß ■jt »: ^ • ssét-' ks ■ it At &*?>V.v-' soc-T £$**».- ... JL * ' v »♦ jt-***; < « a Mountain wall at head of Waterton national park's Cameron lake is practically continental divide Canada and United States and also between Alberta and British Co as well as boundary between lumbia. At other end of Cameron lake is low ridge with Akamina pass, route of proposed road down into Flathead valley. New road would encourage more visitor use of North Fork section of park.
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i ■A ' ; II I ,v:... ■. <. Glacier national park and Flathead national 13 miles above Columbia Falls. Flathead river's North Fork is boundary between forest. This spot along North Fork road near mouth of Canyon creek is V j&l' Creek (forest service) ranger station, 24 miles from Columbia Falls, river cuts be Flathead national forest. This who believe cent of its see dam as Just above Big Huckleberry mountain in of controversial Glacier park and Glacier View mountain in View dam. It is opposed by that the nation should preserve 1 per is favored by those who and bringing needed water storage and power. tween is site national parks should area, free of twin to Hungry and women men not be violated, and civilization's encroachment. Glacier View Horse in bolstering local economy
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
i ■A ' ; II I ,v:... ■. <. Glacier national park and Flathead national 13 miles above Columbia Falls. Flathead river's North Fork is boundary between forest. This spot along North Fork road near mouth of Canyon creek is V j&l' Creek (forest service) ranger station, 24 miles from Columbia Falls, river cuts be Flathead national forest. This who believe cent of its see dam as Just above Big Huckleberry mountain in of controversial Glacier park and Glacier View mountain in View dam. It is opposed by that the nation should preserve 1 per is favored by those who and bringing needed water storage and power. tween is site national parks should area, free of twin to Hungry and women men not be violated, and civilization's encroachment. Glacier View Horse in bolstering local economy
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• Î ær : J as? . i 2ssôr. Li-.** m ■ .... -V ' ■ess-. i ;,'08 ■ \ ■* IpsëÉi» i ■A ' ; II I ,v:... ■. <. Glacier national park and Flathead national 13 miles above Columbia Falls. Flathead river's North Fork is boundary between This spot along North Fork road near mouth of Canyon creek is
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
• Î ær : J as? . i 2ssôr. Li-.** m ■ .... -V ' ■ess-. i ;,'08 ■ \ ■* IpsëÉi» i ■A ' ; II I ,v:... ■. <. Glacier national park and Flathead national 13 miles above Columbia Falls. Flathead river's North Fork is boundary between This spot along North Fork road near mouth of Canyon creek is
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. pi'. ■ ; i - «I L ^ W ,4'y m "SiteL, V* J :s ; . ' V-" : 'V k « »? « * v y**- m ■ » 11 4 * m L A i- # % ■ ■■■ v i. j . V ". M * ►\ ■ ■ ?■■■£ ». f*. ■ .i ♦-1 » . < ■' ■%.*> 5? r? M ifj Hungry Horse News correspondents are the 13 students at one-room Apgar school near the foot of Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Each Monday the 13 students, even the first graders, make the rounds of the community for news items, which are then put into column form by their teacher, Mrs. Leona Harrington. From left to right (front row) Stephen Jackson, Jimmy Grist and Lynn Sun ell, first graders; Karen Sund and Eddie Powell, second; (middle row): Margaret Ann Grist, second; Larry Floren, third: Wallace Floren, sixth; Donna Brewster, fourth: (back row): Mrs. Harrington, Sandra Stratton, Elaine Anderson and Billy Price, sixth graders; John Anderson, fourth grade.
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
. pi'. ■ ; i - «I L ^ W ,4'y m "SiteL, V* J :s ; . ' V-" : 'V k « »? « * v y**- m ■ » 11 4 * m L A i- # % ■ ■■■ v i. j . V ". M * ►\ ■ ■ ?■■■£ ». f*. ■ .i ♦-1 » . < ■' ■%.*> 5? r? M ifj Hungry Horse News correspondents are the 13 students at one-room Apgar school near the foot of Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Each Monday the 13 students, even the first graders, make the rounds of the community for news items, which are then put into column form by their teacher, Mrs. Leona Harrington. From left to right (front row) Stephen Jackson, Jimmy Grist and Lynn Sun ell, first graders; Karen Sund and Eddie Powell, second; (middle row): Margaret Ann Grist, second; Larry Floren, third: Wallace Floren, sixth; Donna Brewster, fourth: (back row): Mrs. Harrington, Sandra Stratton, Elaine Anderson and Billy Price, sixth graders; John Anderson, fourth grade.
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^. î * y M wm r î jtJi . Sx ■ À ■ î % 4 i, - « .■ ■ ■ T ' ■ V r X i mKmnSSSBBBmOKÊÊÊÊÊBm Further north are two Kintla lakes. From head of Kintla lake is park trail that reaches 8,000 foot ele vation over Boulder pass and down to Waterton national park in Canada. View of upper Kintla lake from Boulder pass trail shows Boundary mountains which parallel Canada's British Columbia line.
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
^. î * y M wm r î jtJi . Sx ■ À ■ î % 4 i, - « .■ ■ ■ T ' ■ V r X i mKmnSSSBBBmOKÊÊÊÊÊBm Further north are two Kintla lakes. From head of Kintla lake is park trail that reaches 8,000 foot ele vation over Boulder pass and down to Waterton national park in Canada. View of upper Kintla lake from Boulder pass trail shows Boundary mountains which parallel Canada's British Columbia line.
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bV I ■ ■:XP m M '2 ; §*44; ' ' , ; . f; »■>. I Ä f ■A ^ w Best Hungry Horse News scene of 1951 is this mid-November black and white view of conflict over ten-mile long Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Snow attempted to reach water's edge; the sun to break through clouds, and the wind to ripple the water. Alpine peaks shine with new snow.
12/21/1951 Hungry Horse news.
bV I ■ ■:XP m M '2 ; §*44; ' ' , ; . f; »■>. I Ä f ■A ^ w Best Hungry Horse News scene of 1951 is this mid-November black and white view of conflict over ten-mile long Lake McDonald in Glacier national park. Snow attempted to reach water's edge; the sun to break through clouds, and the wind to ripple the water. Alpine peaks shine with new snow.
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Search for oil and natural gas in the Flathead his scenic setting at upper end of Sage creek North Fork that rises at continental divide be > & : v |Sp w * * Üi ÿ*:' . X 0 - am ' _-r. ^ I fm : • ' * creek is fishing stream tributary of Flathead river's Alberta and British Columbia. Waterton national park is on Alberta side, and oil rig is airline miles north of Montana. Drilling for oil is in progress below notch at left of picture. photo was being taken yapping of coyotes was heard. Well is down 4,300 feet. Mel Ruder
2/29/1952 Hungry Horse news.
Search for oil and natural gas in the Flathead his scenic setting at upper end of Sage creek North Fork that rises at continental divide be > & : v |Sp w * * Üi ÿ*:' . X 0 - am ' _-r. ^ I fm : • ' * creek is fishing stream tributary of Flathead river's Alberta and British Columbia. Waterton national park is on Alberta side, and oil rig is airline miles north of Montana. Drilling for oil is in progress below notch at left of picture. photo was being taken yapping of coyotes was heard. Well is down 4,300 feet. Mel Ruder
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: mmm % SÄ '"•v! w. " 1/ tl 'M Wi far ijj •••* f i-:. r 1 4. * ■ v* ill - 5^ Great Northern streamliners, the Empire Builder and Western | Star, follow the Flathead river's Middle Fork down from near the continental divide virtually to Bad Rock canyon, the entrance to 400 square mile Flathead valley. River here is good fishing stream and is border for Glacier national park to left. Since February 26, Western Star provides direct rail connection from Great Falls, Montana's largest city, to the Flathead. Photo by Mel Ruder.
3/7/1952 Hungry Horse news.
: mmm % SÄ '"•v! w. " 1/ tl 'M Wi far ijj •••* f i-:. r 1 4. * ■ v* ill - 5^ Great Northern streamliners, the Empire Builder and Western | Star, follow the Flathead river's Middle Fork down from near the continental divide virtually to Bad Rock canyon, the entrance to 400 square mile Flathead valley. River here is good fishing stream and is border for Glacier national park to left. Since February 26, Western Star provides direct rail connection from Great Falls, Montana's largest city, to the Flathead. Photo by Mel Ruder.
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I I I ! I J P l j j I I I w * "**"•— 'T'W' [I ■ #■, < & II Ä PI pm ? fm \ » • ■ pj|*t mm trahir. »k n ; jot' * ' JL *■< \\ . wmtai m . / ; :> ' v.,: 1 "i pW ■ ■ V i , - -W Car window panorama view of Glacier national park's peaks is obtained from forest service road Canadian line up Flathead river's North Fork. The park servi ce this week announced that major improvement will be made of its road from Apgar to Polebridge and eventually north fin
3/21/1952 Hungry Horse news.
I I I ! I J P l j j I I I w * "**"•— 'T'W' [I ■ #■, < & II Ä PI pm ? fm \ » • ■ pj|*t mm trahir. »k n ; jot' * ' JL *■< \\ . wmtai m . / ; :> ' v.,: 1 "i pW ■ ■ V i , - -W Car window panorama view of Glacier national park's peaks is obtained from forest service road Canadian line up Flathead river's North Fork. The park servi ce this week announced that major improvement will be made of its road from Apgar to Polebridge and eventually north fin
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I I j | j : ; figs I -y m r V>; Y 1 4 T c À •1 L ■ t », f ■ i>jii it; W V fell '«Mh, * ■ Y . Yf ■m gi| . ! ■ Present convenient spring drive for Flathead county residents Is to McDonald creek at Apgar in Glacier national park, where creek flows from Lake McDonald. Section of Going-to-the-Sun high way from Apgar to head of lake (S scheduled to be open for traffic Sunday. April 6. Mel Ruder photo«.
3/28/1952 Hungry Horse news.
I I j | j : ; figs I -y m r V>; Y 1 4 T c À •1 L ■ t », f ■ i>jii it; W V fell '«Mh, * ■ Y . Yf ■m gi| . ! ■ Present convenient spring drive for Flathead county residents Is to McDonald creek at Apgar in Glacier national park, where creek flows from Lake McDonald. Section of Going-to-the-Sun high way from Apgar to head of lake (S scheduled to be open for traffic Sunday. April 6. Mel Ruder photo«.
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••A--:-' \ ' ' '4 Ht H H V H ^N ■ ■ ■ ■ m H| m || ■ K. ■H ■; m B ' if This Glacier national park picture may already have some historical significance. It was taken Ap r i I 6, the day Going-to-the-Sun highway was opened to Avalanche campground, and shows a part of the parked car line-up at Avalanche looking toward Mt. Brown. Glacier's season started off that day with 1,300 visitors, an early April record. Now park officials on the basis of reservations and inquiries are thinking in terms of more visitors than during 1951 when an all-time high of 500,125 entered m 4 m m ■i. ■ «2 * : ' m ■ w I; wm ■ 11 KE3 \ ■'W m 3P WSi 1 ] \ ' !
4/25/1952 Hungry Horse news.
••A--:-' \ ' ' '4 Ht H H V H ^N ■ ■ ■ ■ m H| m || ■ K. ■H ■; m B ' if This Glacier national park picture may already have some historical significance. It was taken Ap r i I 6, the day Going-to-the-Sun highway was opened to Avalanche campground, and shows a part of the parked car line-up at Avalanche looking toward Mt. Brown. Glacier's season started off that day with 1,300 visitors, an early April record. Now park officials on the basis of reservations and inquiries are thinking in terms of more visitors than during 1951 when an all-time high of 500,125 entered m 4 m m ■i. ■ «2 * : ' m ■ w I; wm ■ 11 KE3 \ ■'W m 3P WSi 1 ] \ ' !
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— . . É ■ • :5; - A > I Am ■. V ■ J 'V -1 M ' a if.jLù m TÙsl ■ X « « A" P» m flip ü «I '• <i : \\ spring concert. Here's In brand new uniforms, Columbia Falls high school band Thursday evening (May 1) was presenting a of William E. Bruey. The band Sunday will participate in the annual Lions the 41-piece band as it appears under the direction club picnic at McDonald meadows in Glacier national park. Next Thursday (May 8) at 8 p. m. in the high school gym, the beginner and advanced grade school bands will present a concert. The high school concert admission charge is 50 cents; the grade school concert free.
5/2/1952 Hungry Horse news.
— . . É ■ • :5; - A > I Am ■. V ■ J 'V -1 M ' a if.jLù m TÙsl ■ X « « A" P» m flip ü «I '• <i : \\ spring concert. Here's In brand new uniforms, Columbia Falls high school band Thursday evening (May 1) was presenting a of William E. Bruey. The band Sunday will participate in the annual Lions the 41-piece band as it appears under the direction club picnic at McDonald meadows in Glacier national park. Next Thursday (May 8) at 8 p. m. in the high school gym, the beginner and advanced grade school bands will present a concert. The high school concert admission charge is 50 cents; the grade school concert free.
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j I | I I I I I I I I I 8 I I I I I I I I I 9 8 I ■V yp fee % - o y i ■i m im m ■ w 4 Sr mu SI! r :r.. * r«* ? i pi i. ■ * 0W V. ■8*^ -■ ri ■4 n > ■; Columbia Falls 41-piece high school band in their new uniforms played at the picnic at McDonald creek meadows in Glacier national park last Sunday. Background peaks at head of Lake McDonald that held billowy clouds from moving east. Picnic spring affair for all-comers, sponsored by Lions clubs. All photos taken by Mel
5/16/1952 Hungry Horse news.
j I | I I I I I I I I I 8 I I I I I I I I I 9 8 I ■V yp fee % - o y i ■i m im m ■ w 4 Sr mu SI! r :r.. * r«* ? i pi i. ■ * 0W V. ■8*^ -■ ri ■4 n > ■; Columbia Falls 41-piece high school band in their new uniforms played at the picnic at McDonald creek meadows in Glacier national park last Sunday. Background peaks at head of Lake McDonald that held billowy clouds from moving east. Picnic spring affair for all-comers, sponsored by Lions clubs. All photos taken by Mel
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Garden Wall from Sun highway as it appears for motorists this V, m W- Â Ki te * % i ft f < ■ * *,K . *rî m % ■•.s •tr m e < Ä iS f ip ' if, «dWji Jgj Kr % "tim ft V«s»' -,xrr ft : f •; « ft v~. « m. '%S8SsSk : v - ■ - v Sr»*» •■•ft" ft a mgt ft »• HP#? ft *■* mm Three bears of Glacier national park are this mother and her two black year-old cubs. The family is frequenting Going Garden Wall road
5/30/1952 Hungry Horse news.
Garden Wall from Sun highway as it appears for motorists this V, m W- Â Ki te * % i ft f < ■ * *,K . *rî m % ■•.s •tr m e < Ä iS f ip ' if, «dWji Jgj Kr % "tim ft V«s»' -,xrr ft : f •; « ft v~. « m. '%S8SsSk : v - ■ - v Sr»*» •■•ft" ft a mgt ft »• HP#? ft *■* mm Three bears of Glacier national park are this mother and her two black year-old cubs. The family is frequenting Going Garden Wall road
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■**'*11P UP W \ ¥ * è >• 0 *• \ < * • *7 t» ' V' M % m I il g sn *1 A I v |y //1 ■■ 3teew< ic. ;. K y St, m I m A W—'' IMA ' . -*** n * • •**« < p * À £ x 4 ■ £ t * ? • ~ % -AM WÊP A seven mile hike over Glac ier national park trails to Arrow lake to the west of Heaven s peak Smith, Hal Kanzler Lake McDonald brought near limit catches of cutthroat trout for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong last Sunday. Wide-eyed welcomer for the fishing expedition Red
6/6/1952 Hungry Horse news.
■**'*11P UP W \ ¥ * è >• 0 *• \ < * • *7 t» ' V' M % m I il g sn *1 A I v |y //1 ■■ 3teew< ic. ;. K y St, m I m A W—'' IMA ' . -*** n * • •**« < p * À £ x 4 ■ £ t * ? • ~ % -AM WÊP A seven mile hike over Glac ier national park trails to Arrow lake to the west of Heaven s peak Smith, Hal Kanzler Lake McDonald brought near limit catches of cutthroat trout for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong last Sunday. Wide-eyed welcomer for the fishing expedition Red
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IrS h w % a r » ■& % ■■ y ■<*.- i t mountain goat country »re two weeks ahead of last year. Gunsight pass with the 15 feet away. Photo taken by Mel Ruber. Glacier national park trails into now being opened. Trail opening is taken last summer on This picture was goat and kid less than
6/20/1952 Hungry Horse news.
IrS h w % a r » ■& % ■■ y ■<*.- i t mountain goat country »re two weeks ahead of last year. Gunsight pass with the 15 feet away. Photo taken by Mel Ruber. Glacier national park trails into now being opened. Trail opening is taken last summer on This picture was goat and kid less than
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41 ' ■ X * : fi v 1:3 #>j I ' W ** , vbtipTT ^ V • ... < / ' r /-y .$» g ■ *r >3. I v: Underway this coming week in Glacier national park is the regular summer season programs which include conducted hikes into the park. This group are taking the two hour trip from Logan pass to Hidden lake. They note alpine flowers glacial geology, high elevation birds and
6/27/1952 Hungry Horse news.
41 ' ■ X * : fi v 1:3 #>j I ' W ** , vbtipTT ^ V • ... < / ' r /-y .$» g ■ *r >3. I v: Underway this coming week in Glacier national park is the regular summer season programs which include conducted hikes into the park. This group are taking the two hour trip from Logan pass to Hidden lake. They note alpine flowers glacial geology, high elevation birds and
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-4; ■ «is Sf&vJE** ^ » Q. ^ * Âfcï $ i t 4 4 si* jP-* „ # ! v 'V- ^ * m - ■ # ; 'A, w *' It may be hot across the nation, but in Glacier national park th ere's snow for snowballs on July Here last weekend in shirtsleeve weather snowball throwers included sons of Dr. E. H. Barg, City, Iowa—Jim, 12 and Bill, 13. There was also Everlie Gleu, 12, San Francisco; L. H. Heeren, Louis; Mr. and Mrs. John Siffer, Chicago; L. O. Starling, Eureka, with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Omak, Wash. These were just the folks who came along on the pa th from the parking area up to meadow just above Logan pass. Note there is a pathway cut th rough snow. Mel Ruder
7/4/1952 Hungry Horse news.
-4; ■ «is Sf&vJE** ^ » Q. ^ * Âfcï $ i t 4 4 si* jP-* „ # ! v 'V- ^ * m - ■ # ; 'A, w *' It may be hot across the nation, but in Glacier national park th ere's snow for snowballs on July Here last weekend in shirtsleeve weather snowball throwers included sons of Dr. E. H. Barg, City, Iowa—Jim, 12 and Bill, 13. There was also Everlie Gleu, 12, San Francisco; L. H. Heeren, Louis; Mr. and Mrs. John Siffer, Chicago; L. O. Starling, Eureka, with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Omak, Wash. These were just the folks who came along on the pa th from the parking area up to meadow just above Logan pass. Note there is a pathway cut th rough snow. Mel Ruder
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:JM3, r '. f ; : - 4 i&WA pügljp > * > 3 ' ■m ••• \ * ., -, : A. '*>■ •* :• > V ' - > , *• K Largest of Glacier national park's 200 lakes is 10-mile long and 400 and more feet deep Lake Going-to-the-Sun highway skirts east shore of this readily photographed mountain sea. view was taken last Sunday about between Lake McDonald hotel
7/18/1952 Hungry Horse news.
:JM3, r '. f ; : - 4 i&WA pügljp > * > 3 ' ■m ••• \ * ., -, : A. '*>■ •* :• > V ' - > , *• K Largest of Glacier national park's 200 lakes is 10-mile long and 400 and more feet deep Lake Going-to-the-Sun highway skirts east shore of this readily photographed mountain sea. view was taken last Sunday about between Lake McDonald hotel
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mm mm ■ : .. m %y{$$ fy ' Wy%. ■ ■t % ■ ■ ( Jk • -,v- ^ '%/■ . J* '".v ■ ■ m ■■«V» ' v" . v y :i j -, « w% v;: <4 ' * ^ ** y. a--, 4 V'. M - 4* V: ; % ■ Just east of Glacier national park is Blackfeet Band of sheep is grazing near park boundary with Chief mountain, • ' % ' ndian reservation, pasture and sentinel for the
8/8/1952 Hungry Horse news.
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... : v À « * $ ■" • A m >. '4i is Jr ■ > • ; fcjjfo, -1 Wi * W m ■ ifeS * mA.y ■ 3 i r ■ r - 1 « • Sä»" ■ . - V: s*: *f s gfç?? ; ■ . -it* . ■ Mountain wall of Cameron lake in Waterton national park is international boundary between Can ada and United States. Cameron is also near continental divide between Alberta and British Columbia. * dr ' r tC
8/8/1952 Hungry Horse news.
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V: ;■ - , - ' ■ z\_. Î t ■■ ■ ' ■ < ' ' "/ V?. 4 Glacier-Waterton and further up in Canada, Banff national park are often visited on the same cation. A scenic f pot la Lake Louise In Banff national park. Victoria glacier is at head of lake, and Chateau Lake Louise with swimming pool at foot. The Canadian parks are readily reached from Glacier. va
8/8/1952 Hungry Horse news.
V: ;■ - , - ' ■ z\_. Î t ■■ ■ ' ■ < ' ' "/ V?. 4 Glacier-Waterton and further up in Canada, Banff national park are often visited on the same cation. A scenic f pot la Lake Louise In Banff national park. Victoria glacier is at head of lake, and Chateau Lake Louise with swimming pool at foot. The Canadian parks are readily reached from Glacier. va
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V 5 iv ' " s, * i ■*0 ty * f ,,, % 0 mm > W fj : t r m it r<y / ü WL. \ 2 ? f m** i i mlà m I TA Shared by the United States and Canada is Waterton lake—half in Glacier and half in Waterton Lakes national park. There is regularly scheduled passenger boat service on Waterton, and the spectators get a
8/8/1952 Hungry Horse news.
V 5 iv ' " s, * i ■*0 ty * f ,,, % 0 mm > W fj : t r m it r<y / ü WL. \ 2 ? f m** i i mlà m I TA Shared by the United States and Canada is Waterton lake—half in Glacier and half in Waterton Lakes national park. There is regularly scheduled passenger boat service on Waterton, and the spectators get a
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f,: ■ » ' >Vv # Mr Æ ■ y * Ip| Newest oil prospecting of the Flathead river's North Fork drainage is taking place eight miles national park, Cameron lake is delightful Waterton. All Mel Ruder. by road from Cameron lake in Canada's Waterton with from
8/22/1952 Hungry Horse news.
f,: ■ » ' >Vv # Mr Æ ■ y * Ip| Newest oil prospecting of the Flathead river's North Fork drainage is taking place eight miles national park, Cameron lake is delightful Waterton. All Mel Ruder. by road from Cameron lake in Canada's Waterton with from
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* S t 1 ' " \ÿ... 4* Here's Akamina brook that comes out of Wall lake and is across ridge from Upper Kintla lake in America's Glacier national park. Brook gives its name to pass and route which offers easy way for a good highway. Akamina brook enters United States and undergoes name to Kishenehn creek, a tributary of the North Fork.
8/22/1952 Hungry Horse news.
* S t 1 ' " \ÿ... 4* Here's Akamina brook that comes out of Wall lake and is across ridge from Upper Kintla lake in America's Glacier national park. Brook gives its name to pass and route which offers easy way for a good highway. Akamina brook enters United States and undergoes name to Kishenehn creek, a tributary of the North Fork.
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j ! . I SÜHf» & % I ■ : ;|. : *■ à s f : ■■ IsÉ ill Ready for use is new 10 by 20-foot galvanized metal shelter at foot of Gunsight lake for Glacier national park trail hikers. Erection crew from left to right are Bill Matteson, Chico, Calif., Art Clifford, Talladega, Ala., and Foreman A1 Neuman, Coram. Cook, not in pic ture, Claude Gregg, Kalispell. Shelter has concrete floor, two rooms, four steel cots, stove and cooking utensils. Bring your own "grub." It is on 20-mile trail route from St. Mary lake along Gunsight take, over Gunsight pass, skirting Lake Ellen Wilson, over Lincoln pass,
8/22/1952 Hungry Horse news.
j ! . I SÜHf» & % I ■ : ;|. : *■ à s f : ■■ IsÉ ill Ready for use is new 10 by 20-foot galvanized metal shelter at foot of Gunsight lake for Glacier national park trail hikers. Erection crew from left to right are Bill Matteson, Chico, Calif., Art Clifford, Talladega, Ala., and Foreman A1 Neuman, Coram. Cook, not in pic ture, Claude Gregg, Kalispell. Shelter has concrete floor, two rooms, four steel cots, stove and cooking utensils. Bring your own "grub." It is on 20-mile trail route from St. Mary lake along Gunsight take, over Gunsight pass, skirting Lake Ellen Wilson, over Lincoln pass,
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4» ^ ' '•'"V; Ü2 ' * # « m t * ■« £ \ ' x ■ :**• •** .'.m s V 4*» M H. ..a./. & « W w ■ W f? While most of the nation becomes too well acquainted with 100 degree thermometer readings, Glacier national park offers Its
8/29/1952 Hungry Horse news.
4» ^ ' '•'"V; Ü2 ' * # « m t * ■« £ \ ' x ■ :**• •** .'.m s V 4*» M H. ..a./. & « W w ■ W f? While most of the nation becomes too well acquainted with 100 degree thermometer readings, Glacier national park offers Its
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f » \ ->* / y \ A Wj. T • LfB at,u -4*: ■ * 9 \ t ; ' « vrr v! S A t. r' V - ' « ft - Glacier national park's Sun highway Is now on day shift as through traffic is stopped from 4 p. m. to 9 a. m. as safety precaution. Who wants to be Isolated on a mountain pass overnight? There are six inches of new snow on Logan pass where this picture was taken early this week. This Is latest date Logan pass has been kept opened for traffic since 1933 when Sun highway was completed. Previous record open date was Nov. 4, 1949. Road Foreman Ray Price with Paul Schroeter are op erating plow and sanding equipment from Garden Wall road camp. The 50-mile highway except fop top section has been free of snow, and conditions resemble early October rather than early November.
11/7/1952 Hungry Horse news.
f » \ ->* / y \ A Wj. T • LfB at,u -4*: ■ * 9 \ t ; ' « vrr v! S A t. r' V - ' « ft - Glacier national park's Sun highway Is now on day shift as through traffic is stopped from 4 p. m. to 9 a. m. as safety precaution. Who wants to be Isolated on a mountain pass overnight? There are six inches of new snow on Logan pass where this picture was taken early this week. This Is latest date Logan pass has been kept opened for traffic since 1933 when Sun highway was completed. Previous record open date was Nov. 4, 1949. Road Foreman Ray Price with Paul Schroeter are op erating plow and sanding equipment from Garden Wall road camp. The 50-mile highway except fop top section has been free of snow, and conditions resemble early October rather than early November.
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K3 ■ ::: : 4 '*f' M • -'vl m j2 |y;- : f&K Another mountain pass that leads to Flathead is this section of trail-like road from Cameron lake in Waterton Lakes national park. Road runs eight two-rut miles and stops. Gap between this stub and Flathead river's poor North Fork road that reaches Kishenehn creek is about 20 miles. Route offers future opportunity for Flathead to have shorter scenic highway over lower elevation pass to plains and cities of Canada. Akamina pass road was in news, and so was neighboring road up North Fork that finally punched through wilderness area into Corbin, B. C. and Canadian highways. Short way into Canada will help.
12/19/1952 Hungry Horse news.
K3 ■ ::: : 4 '*f' M • -'vl m j2 |y;- : f&K Another mountain pass that leads to Flathead is this section of trail-like road from Cameron lake in Waterton Lakes national park. Road runs eight two-rut miles and stops. Gap between this stub and Flathead river's poor North Fork road that reaches Kishenehn creek is about 20 miles. Route offers future opportunity for Flathead to have shorter scenic highway over lower elevation pass to plains and cities of Canada. Akamina pass road was in news, and so was neighboring road up North Fork that finally punched through wilderness area into Corbin, B. C. and Canadian highways. Short way into Canada will help.

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