Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-07-17

Clarence Williams is here from Cali
fornia visiting with his parents.
Food Sale Saturday afternoon at
Variety Grocery, by Presbyterian
Ladies Aid
Miss Virginia Joughin is expected TO
arrive in Libby the first of the week
from Seattle.
Clyde Conn underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Libby Hospi-
tai Friday evening
Miss Ruby johnson returned to her
ing her sister, Miss Muriel johnson.
Anyone having Glass Western
Building Loan stock can be traded in
for good used car. See Sherman Noel.
6-f
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Williamson and
Miss Letha Williamson drove to Noxon
and returned home by way of Sand
point last Sunday.
A. w Nyblom of Seattle is here to
spend couple of weeks with Mrs.
Nyblom on their ranch. Mrs Nyblom
has been here for some time.
Mrs. B. F. Maiden and children re-
turned the first of the week from
visit at Mrs. Maiden's old home and at
various points in the middle west.
Miss Elizabeth Martin returned to
Libby Sunday from Klickitat where
she has been visiting for some time at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Blough
/, Rev. Marshall and family arrived
here Wednesday from Cashmere, Wn.,
to spend their vacation. Rev. Marshall
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
Gordon Mettler of Troy, accompan-
led by his mother and sisters, motored
to Libby Monday and spent a few
hours in the city Mr.. Mettler is edi-
tor of the Troy Tribune.
A letter from Judson Bib states
that he and Mrs Bib have moved
from Albany, Or, to Winnemuca, New,
where MIR. Bibb has taken over the
management of the electric power and
water company
Miss Ruth Hostetter and party of
friends motored into Libby Sunday and
visited here until Tuesday, when they
Jrn.yo <,p {o Cloriov vork rcy,,ivr froy,
California Miss Hostetter was teach
er in the Libby schools last year.
Elsewhere in this issue is an adver-
tisement by the state fish and game
commission giving notice Of the closing
of the West Fisher river and all its
tributaries and the Silver Butte Fisher
from its junction with East Fisher
River to its source and all its tribu-
taries, in Lincoln county and for all
the year.
Miss Frances Schouweiler returned
last week from short trip to Spo
kane.
County Commissioner H E. Brink is
in receipt of letter from A. l.. Jor-
dan, secretary of the T. r. Highway
association, in which Mr.. Jordan re-
commends that delegates from various
communities on the highway get to-
gether at the coming celebration, in
order to get better acquainted and to
discuss plans for obtaining more funds
for development of the uncompleted
parts of the highway. Mr.. Brink con-
siders the suggestion good one and
Libby undoubtedly will cooperate in
such q meeting.
Kenneth Klenck, who arrived from
Florida recently with his family for
visit With his parents, plans TO leave
soon for Spokane where he has posi-
ton with Grombacher, manager Of the
Liberty and other theatres MIR.
Klenck's work will be show card writ
ing and the producing of the art pla-
cards and other publicity matter used
so profusely by theatres in their ad-
vertising, he having had considerable
experience in that work at St. Peters
burg, Fla. Eventually Mr.. Klenck plans
to get into commercial art work, ne
says