Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-07-11

l.. 5. Dillon of Troy has been
awarded contract to paint the court
house.
M. S. Lindholm, mining investor of
Spokane. was in Libby the first of
the week looking over mining prop
critics here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bradford of
Walluwa, Ore, visited over the Fourth
and the weekend here, with Mr.. Brad
ford's sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Gompf.
]. J. Ross of Eureka came down
Tuesday on a business visit He states
that dry weather has injured to some
extent the grain and hay crops in his
section. but that soaking rain Satur
day brought relief.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Fl. Bitterman are
planning a trip to southern California
where they will visit Mr.. Bitterman's
brother and family expecting to re-
main there if they like the country,
otherwise they may return here.
This office is in receipt of the first
COPY of the Metaline Falls wash
News, issued Thursday, July A. This
is the paper established by Oscar +.
Wolf. former Eureka editor, in the
Washington town. The first issue IS
newsv one and carries good vol
ume of advertising, which gives prom
Use of a prosperous business for the
publisher.
Announcement is made in Libby Of
the marriage in Spokane of Miss Hon
ora Hough. eldest daughter of Il. A.
Hough. to Jack Hafstead. Both young
people are we'll known here, and their
MANY friends are wishing them the
best of success. They will make their
home in Spokane, where Mr.. Hafstead
is employed by the Fuller Brush Co
Last week the Cold Springs Dairy
passed a most gratifying sanitary in
spection. All of the forty head of cat
tie tested were declared free from
tuberculosis. The state inspector
stated that he had no fault to
find with anything about the dairy
and congratulated the management,
saving, "You are certainly getting to
have fine little dairy here at Lib
by
Louis w. Hill, Jr., son Of the chair
man of the Board of Directors of the
Great Northern railroad and grand
son of James ]. Hill, the Empire Bull
der, was Troy visitor Sunday on Of
fetal business. Mr.. Hill IS at present
Travelling Car Accent. He Impressed
everyone he met here with his gen
uine friendliness and was acclaimed a
regular fellow "a chip Of the old
block. Troy Tribune.
Mrs. S. N. Plummer, treasurer of
the South Lincoln County Chapter OF
the American Red Cross, is IN re-
CENT Of letter from headquarters
which says: THANK you for your
letter of June 26th enclosing the
check for $4,000 covering contrlbu-
ton from your citizens and Chapter
to the Wibaux flood fund Will you
please extend to the contributors and
YOUR executive committee our sincere
appreciation Of their very thoughtful
contribution 7"
Those treated at the Libby hospital
for burns resulting from flrecfackefs
and skyrockets July 4th were, Mrs.
Harry Loss, right hand and arm
burned, treated and bandaged; E. N.
Woodward, eff Warland, hand and
fingers, treated and bandaged; Hal
vur Rofdal, hand and fingers, treated
and bandaged; Ted HELENE, who has
been in America but six weeks, COM
ing here from Norway, received burns
on right hand and fingers, which
were treated and bandaged.
Mrs. w. G. Seims has received a
copy of the Eagle" the paper Of the
Polytechnic Junior High school at
Long Beach, California, containing an
interesting account of trip through
Glacier Park, written by her niece,
Miss Marjorie Raasch. Marjorie is ID
years old, and well known in Libby,
where she lived for several years
while her people were in business here.
The article was well written ard giNes
fresh, interesting and striking de-
scription Of the wonders and beauties
| Of Glacier Park.
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF