Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-07-31
Warland News

The Great Northern made so % re-
duction in their extra gang force in
this vicinity and as the hay crops are
all harvested the problem of unem-
ployment is becoming more acute.
Thanks to logging methods and for
est management in the past, the east
side of the Kootenai drainage around
Warland will be ready to cut again IN
the year 1850; but by that time lum-
Der substitutes will put most OF the
lumber industry out of commission
While in an altruistic frame of mind,
Senator Capper of Kansas advocated
that the purchase of 100, 900, 900 bushels
of this years wheat crop be made d.
rectly from the farmer, before it should
get into the hands of spectators, apd
then give it to China or India. Now
what we ask is: Why not turn this over
to the American wage Garner? EN-
ployment is at very low ebb and in
the end he will probably have to pay
the bill anyway.
Mrs. Hess and niece Elenore, accom-
panied by Miss Blanche Parker of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Charles Burrell
motored to Creston, B. c., and the
Kootenai Lakes last Sunday.
Paul Lovick of Great Falls visited
friends in Warland last Thursday.
Theodore Neines came to town Mon
day to get few supplies. We are very
glad to note that Ted Is improving
rapidly from poison oak infection.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Haworth drove to
Libby Friday with load of Spring
fries for market.
Mrs. William Kakuschke drove to
Libby to meet Mr.. Kakuschke who re-
turned home Saturday.
Stanley Strom and his uncle, Hid
ing Sandstrom, drove to Libby Mon
day on business.
Woodrow Daniels and Merrill Gripp
drove to Libby and Linger Longer
Beach last Saturday.
Linger Longer is correct They came
back Monday night.
Carl Costich is cutting hay on Dan
Culver's place this week. Carl reports
a fine crop.
Mrs. Benjamin Franco and children,
Caroline, Bobbie and Eddie spent
Saturday in Libby visiting the Huchala
family.
Julian and Merrill Trip motored to
Eureka Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Strom and son
Stanley, accompanied by Helding
Sandstrom and Mompre Ketiean, drove
to Libby Sunday night to take in tbs
all talkie picture, Happy Days"
Mrs. Dan Nelly Of Leonia is visit
ing her parents this week.
Inspector Carlson and Keith Vinal
of Libby drove up Tuesday to visit
the guard station at Warlend.
Mrs. Stoeffler of ReMord visited
with Mrs. r. D. Peloquin over Sun
day.
Mrs. Lottie Husik of Warland ha.
been in Libby several days attending
to business matters.
The Misses Goldie, Annie and Clara
Bell Mccullough returned to Gatewa,
Sunday after a two weeks visit with
their father in Warland.
Ranger Matthews took Coleman Kill
patrick up to the Parsnip Creek trai
camp Monday evening. Coleman viii
be employed in trail work this sum.
amer.
Claude Norris is now forest servics
employee. He started to work las
week.
AL Lovick, Mrs. Schuyler Paul Schu.
yler and Grandma Lovick drove up L
Warland last Thursday to get Earl, witt
has been visiting with Mrs. Gus Strom
Gus Strom came down from Rexfort
Monday afternoon to butcher some o
his stock. He returned to his mea
shop in Rexford Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peterson ant
daughter of Malta visited with d. r
Parks last week, with intentions 0
locating here in the near future.