Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-13

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the home Of her uncle Elmer Switzer.
Mr.. G. W. Millett is driving new
Studebaker Straight Eight car this
week.
Mrs. E. E Conneley of Minneapolis
arrived in Libby this week for two
weeks visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Racicot.
Mrs. j. K. Dwinelle returned Sunday
from Whitefish, where she appeared
on the program at the district meeting
of the American Legion Auxiliary,
Mrs. Dwinelle sang several songs.
Because of conflicting attractions
the Epworth Leaguers have postponed
the entertainment announced for next
Friday evening to some future date
that will be announced later.
Mr.. Bromley, advertising manager
pany was here from Medford, Oregon,
Tuesday. With Mr.. Russell of the local
office he drove to Kalispell Wednes-
day. Mr.. Russell returned Thursday
evening.
Miss Dorothy Racicot and Miss
Louise Macarthur went to Kalispell
Wednesday. Miss Macarthur, whose
home is in Kalispell, has beensvisiting
at the Racicot home this week. Miss
Dorothy Racicot will remain in Kalis-
pell for brief visit.
Howard Mathews, ranger at War
land, who has been in the Libby hos
pital the past two weeks recovering
from a major operation, was released
Wednesday and returned to Warland
Isabel Crotteau underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at the Libby hospital Wednes-
day afternoon.
Charles Rouse, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Rouse, has just completed his
course in the forestry school at the
University Of Montana, at Missoula,
and has accepted a position in the
United States Sheep Experiment Sta
ton at Dubois, Idaho, for the next
two weeks. After that time he will
go to the Great Basin Experiment
Station at Ephrain, Washington.
L. d. Williamson is home from the
upper Yak country, where he has
charge of a road crew. He will help
conduct guard training school which
Will open at Swamp creek. Other
guard camps will be held this week
and next, in preparation for the busy
forest season, at Pipe creek ranger
station, Slvanite .Rexford and Troy.
SCOTS Greater shows, a carnival
which is running in Libby this week,
with equipment set up on the field
| north Of the Great Northern tracks,
is drawing aNgoodly crowd to the
performances. Lights and music in
the evenings add a very gay touch TO
the view from the hill road north OF
| town.
! A very pleasant reception was held
at the Herbst home last Monday in
honor of Mrs. Dawes of Bozeman
| state president of the w. C. T. u.
Twenty -four guests paid their respects
to Mrs. Dawes. The Herbst home was
lovely with spring flowers. Mrs.
Herbst served light refreshments to
! the guests after pleasant afternoon.
/ Mrs. f. j. Jefferson, Jack and
Frances, together with Jim McCade
and Frances Gompf drove to Occur d.
Alene Saturday. Mrs. Jefferson and
Frances will visit there week. Mr..
McCade will remain and work on the
st. Joe forest this summer. Jack JEFF
ferson and Frances Gompf returned
to Libby Sunday.
The San Souci sewing club enjoyed
a picnic at Rainey creek last Friday
evening, this being the last club meet
ing of the season. Husbands and chill
dren were included. Those enjoying
the outing were: the Ed. Olson, Roger
Billings, Harry Brinton, Ray Rice,
Jim Krall Jean Riley, Ira Miller, and
Ralph Fields families.
Mrs. Glenn West and little son En-
NETT returned last week from Salt
Lake City, where they spent the past
few months. Mrs West was accompan-
led home by her mother and sister
Mrs. William Emmett and Miss Doris
Emmett, who will visit here for some
time.