Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-18

spent the Weeh-euu III spokane.
Leslie Leigh was a business caller
at Standpoint over the weekend.
Miss Ruby Stipe visited at Great
Falls during the holiday vacation.
For Sale-,Set of harness and a
saddle. See H. II. Polberg, rear of
SIT Montana Avenue. 43tf
Pat Reedy arrived in Libby during
the past week after having spent the
winter at Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Agnes Lane visited for sew
eral days with relatives and friends
in Spokane the past week.
j. F. Brinkosh and family left Mon
day for Portland, Ore, where they
will make their home after resi-
dence of three years in Libby. !
Mrs. Carrie La Munyan, county SUI
perintendent of schools, was visit,
ing. schools in the north end of the
county the first of the week.
Have made arrangements with
Libby Creamery to handle pasteur-
lied milk and cream. Leave orders
with me-Floyd Bowen. 45-46
A new tractor for Lincoln county
was unloaded at Libby Friday. 1t Is
Petrie tractor of the go" type and
will be used in the Libby road dis
trict.
For Sale or Kentucky acres or
Granite Creek, three miles from
city limits. Three acres cleared and
fenced Mahlon Miller. d4tf
Mrs. Billy Farris and young son
arrived Sunday to join her husband
heEe and for d visit with relatives
Nh. Farris was here from Spokane
with an airplane during the week.
Ten acre tract, irrigated, all i'm
proved, house, barn and chicken
houses, creek runs through place, fol
sale or trade. Easy terms. " miles
from town on main highway.--O. R.
Griep, Box S64, Libby. Mont. 44tf
Bishop A. NJ. Skindlov of Spokane
delivered the sermon at the First
Lutheran church last Sunday morn
ing. While here he was guest at
the home of John Knutson. He was
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Ga
brielson of Bonners Ferry.
A. B. Cramer came over from Omak
Wash, the first. of the week and left
Monday with his family, motoring
back to Omak where they will make
their home. Mr.. Cramer is employed
in electrical work with lumber COM
pany at that place.
The Rev. John Pate has been in
vited by the Kiwanis club of Kalis-
pell to address the members at the
noon luncheon hour on Wednesday
In the evening he will address the
Mems Club Of the Kalispell church
at a banquet to be given to the Pres
bytery.
Herman Bockman, ST., came ir
from the ranch south Of town Mon
day for the first time in severa
weeks. He reports the recent cole
weather and storms have resulted
in from two to three feet Of more
snow in the mountains that was there
few weeks ago.
| z. e. Jaqueth returned Friday
from Havre where he attended meet
ing Of Chevrolet dealers, the chiet
discussion being in regard to the usee
car problem. He said there was from
six to eight inches Of snow all ovel
that country, which was badly DRIFT
ed in places, making auto travel some
what difficult.
am running a McNcss Store OF
| Wheels and making more money than
1 | ever made before. There is an open
! ing for a reliable man to run a Nc
Ness Store on Wheels in Lincoln
/ County. ST to SIP daily, year arounf
work, experience unnecessary, unus
ual offer. Write me at once Aber
E. Engbretson, Ramsay, Mont, !
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. McRae are leav
ing next week for Libby where the.
viii have charge Of the Ed. Ale.
4 ranch this summer. This IS reporte
to be productive place and MI
i McRae, who is ar expert gardener
viii undoubtedly make good as Lib
BY will provide ready market 10
his roducts.-Eureka Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Reedy an
Mrs. Fred McCrory and Mrs. a. /
Hutton and daughter Marcella Jams
all Of Kellogg, Idaho, motored to Lib
by Wednesday Of last week gcturnin
home Sunday. They came TO atten
the funeral Of Mrs. Earl McCror
and also visited at the Mrs. jon
Reedy home.
Bill Farris and Harry Bryceson, all
plane pilots who were dated here 70
the later part Of last week, decide
to remain here all this week and owe
next Sunday because of unfavorabl
weather for flying. A few have gor
up in their Eaglerock plane but man
more will take advantage Of the OF
portunity if the weather stays clea