Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-10-17

Will take care of children either
day or night. 410 Dakota Ave. 1t
Miss Edna Bissell of Troy is visit
ing in the city with her friend, Miss
Muriel Johnson.
Dance to music by Jim's Gypsies
at the Moose dance in Woodman Hall
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Edwards and daughter
Erma left today for their home in
Parsons, kans., after visiting here
with their niece, Mrs. B. +. Maiden
Miss Dolly Kemp came in Monday
from Spokane for a visit here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kemp.
She brought with her the two little
daughters of Avery Kemp, Barbara
and Margaret.
Mrs. P. T. Mettler, daughters Phillis
and Alice, son Gordon and Dorothy
Hausmann motored to Libby Sunday.
While there they were guests of w.
f. kienitz at the kootenai theatre
where they immensely enjoyed a
talking picture starring Thomas
Meighan.- Troy Tribune.
1t was reported recently that deal
ers and commission men of Spokane
are handling $4,000 pounds of poul-
try each week Farmers of the Inland
Empire are receiving S36d,G00 an
nuaily from the 100000 pounds Of
chickens, geese. ducks and other poui-
try they are raising for market, also
was reported
The general meeting Of the Libby
Commercial club scheduled for last
Monday evening was postponed be-
cause Of poor attendance, only SIX or
seven being present. The non attend
ance Is explained upon the presump-
ton that most of the members were
preparing for the deer hunting season.
which opened Tuesday morning
In the opinion Of Charles G. Beach
j. stock and wholesale meat buyer OF
Roman, Mont, while visitor in Spo-
kane recently, the movement II
the hog market this fall is briskel
r than usual. The prices for hogs are
ranging from $50 to 225 pounds ane
run from 9 to 10 cent pound. This
J is considered good figure by pro-
ducers, Mr.. Beach said
Many compliments have been hear(
! of the unusually attractive window
display at the Pioneer Meat Co
!. market last Saturday. The window
$ was the work Of Milton Cavendar
: meat cutter for the company, ant
t showed much skill and artistic appre
citation in decoration and arrangement
' Lettering, rosettes and other decora
t tive features were made from lar(
G which had been variously eolored
:. Those who are qualified to Judge
9 state it was one of the best displays
f of meats ever seen anywhere.
0 Mickey McCan, who plays dra
: matte role in Father and Son.,
Columbia production synchronizet
{ with dialogue and music, scheduled u
4 play at the Kootenai theatre on Tues
: day Wednesday, Thursday, is one of thu
! most famous child actor on the screen
!. Born in Spokane, Washington, HI
I moved to California in his early IN
V fancy and made his screen debut a
the age of sixteen months IN a la
= Roach comedy. Since then he ha:
played prominent parts in many ia
nous attractions including fetel
Pam "Sorrel and Son. and Beau
Geste"
Troy Tribune. In last weeks ISSUE
of the Tribune in the Montana feature
section there appeared an article con,
corning missing soldier who was
buried in Arlington cemetery under
another name. He was a boyhooc
friend Of Ranger Bob Byers OF tho
Cabinet Station. His sister Of Nelson
Montana, recently had his body dlsln-
TERED in order to prove that ne was
Frank French and not William An
derson. His sister identified him .by
a missing finger and it is probable
that she will now receive ten thou
sand dollars insurance, from the gov
eminent.