Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-02-14

D. A. Wood, ranger at Troy, was
in Libby the first of the week.
Judge C. w. Pomeroy of KaIispell
was holding court in Libby the first
OF the week.
A. ]. Jones, foreman of the War
land gravel pit, is transacting bust
ness in town today.
Miss Edith Simpson arrived Mon
day from Kalispell to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jack Harris.
Mrs. Fred Clark came up from Lib
by Saturday evening, returning Sun
day with a relative, Mrs. D. M. Wood
ard, who has been i'll here.-Eureka
journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. McGrew and
little son arrived Tuesday from st.
Ignatius and will make their home
in Libby. Mr.. McGrew is brother
of Mrs. A. H. West.
Mrs. C. E. Steel has invited the
members of the w. c. t. u. to meet
at her home in South Libby on Thurs
day, February q. At that time
program on Christian Citizenship will
be presented by Mrs. Pitcher.
Miss N. Clara Kildahl of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, of the board of charities
of the Norwegian Lutheran church,
was in Libby Thursday and Friday
of last week looking after work IN
connection with her position.
| Mrs. Elmer Switzer was hostess to
the members of the Catholic Ladies'
Sewing club and few invited guests
Thursday afternoon of last week. The
serving of dainty refreshments
brought an enjoyable afternoon to a
close.
We want lady of pep and per-
sonality to sell for us in Libby.
Attractive merchandise; good money.
If this means You-write Mrs. Camp
bell, Western district Manager, 500
Kuhn Bldg, Spokane, Wash. 1926
A letter from Mr. and Mrs. T. f..
Williams, formerly of Libby but now
at Spirit Lake, Idaho, says: "Find
enclosed check for $500 for which
place us in line for your good paper,
as it is just like getting letter from
home We have enjoyed fine win
ter here, and a good business. Give
all inouiring friends our best wishes
The members Of the local chapter
of the Royal Arch Masons report an
interesting time last Saturday even
ing when the lodge was. visited by
L. VI. Armour of Great Falls, grand
high priest of the order. A fine din
ner was served in Masonic hall in
honor Of the visiting official.
east Side, West Side,e the Allan
Dwan Fox production from the novel
BY Felix Rosenberg, will be shown at
the Kootenai theatre Friday and Sat
urday. George O'Brien and Virginia
Nalli have the principal roles in this
striking picture of boys struggle
for success in the heart of great
city. A competent cast consisting OF
many we'll known stage players lends
them admirable support.
Libby chautauqua goers will find
interest in the news that Miss Jose
phine Dominick recently died at Al
berta Lea, Mimi, following an oper-
ation. Miss Dominick will be remem-
bered as having conducted style
show" in an afternoon performance
at chautauqua a year or two ago and
having played that evening the part
If the mother, in the production,
Patsy"
County Commissioner Brink, who
has been having the roads in this dis
trict plowed out this winter, is con-
WINGED that the big county caterpillar
tractor is not fitted for that work He
says the snow packs into the tracks
Of the machine and causes consider
aAlc tronble. FIR. Brink states that the
lumber company reports similar
trouble with their "eatsn in the woods
according to George Neils.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Pennepacker,
now living at Mantle, Conn. but at
ore time residents Of Libby, remain
loyal to the West in spite of their
aojourn in the East. In note to this
paper they say, I'VE do enjoy the
Western News SO much. 1t is like a
| ,e.ter from home each week, and has
sutely been enjoyed during our time
in the East. for we both are looking
forward eagerly to the time when we
shall return to the West"