Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-08-07
Warland News

People are convinced that the Rod
and Gun club are selfish in not consid-
ering the settler in the recommendations
to the game. commission. In this ter
ritory deer are rather destructive to
meadows and gardens. The construc-
ton Of a fence suitable for keeping
them out is prohibitive in cost; yet the
law reads that one must neither kill
or pursue a deer. 1t is recommended
that the territory west of the Kootenai
from Bristow Creek to Libby be closed
to sheep yet a sheepman must not leave
his sheep unattended and is liable for
the Dinky engine.
Jack Fitzpatrick returned Saturday
with the Nimrod pit forces. He is work
ing at the Warland pit now, running
the Dinky enkine.
Yes school is drawing near. Mr.. and
Mrs Ensley and June have been scrub
bling and oiling floors, cleaning win
dows, painting, and generally Sticking
up the old school. Also Caroline and
Freddie Franco seem very interested
in hygiene and geography for about
an hour each evening
per year, delivered at your post office.
This is less than &c per issue. Many
people borrow the News OF those who
are good enough sports to pay the
subscription. Come on, let's get over
this habit. 1t is too much like borrowing
"a postage stamp. Uncle Sam is wise to
this greed and cancels a stamp as soon
as it is used Some one should invent
a vanishing news ink which would dis
appear to all but the subscriber and
his family.
There was a hurried call for the
opening of the Warland pit last Thurs
day night. Manager A. J. Jones put
some of the old hands on the job and
had the pit in operation Sunday eve
ming. The information is that the work
will last but short time, but we are
thankful for even small favors A crew
of men came here from the plant at
Nimrod to help in the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Strom, Stanley
Hiding and Mompre drove to Libby
Sunday night to see the picture, Son
of the Gods
Hiding Sandstrom drove to Libby
Tuesday morning with Stanley Strom
to meet his sister, Mrs. Eric Hoglund
of Everett, Wash. Mrs. Hoglund has
been taking treatments for rheumatism
at Soap Lake, Wash, for the last six
weeks. She intends to visit in Warland
a month. Hiding has been with his
sister, Mrs. Gust Strom, for three
months and is now enroute for his
home in Everett
Woodrow Daniels, accompanied by
his mother and Lawrence drove to
Whitefish Tuesday evening to meet Mr..
and Mrs. X. j. Bolles and son Dicky,
who have been visiting relatives In
Victor for the past month.
Mrs. Benjamin Franco and children,
Bobbie, Caroline, and Eddie, went to
Libby Monday to have some dentistry
work done.
Ed Rogers left for Spokane last Sun
day for the purpose of having his tom
sis removed Woody Daniels is. as
sisting Harry Parks with the line work
during Eds absence.
Who wants to prepare himself for
the job of extra gang or section fore
man on the Great Northern? 1t is true
it takes only few years of experience
to instruct you in construction and
maintenance, but along with it you
would have to learn the following
languages: japanese, Chinese, Philip
pine, Turkish, Greek, Italian, Armenian
and Mexican with their various dialects
Then enough English to make out :
correct time sheet
We have just read that in Detroi
100000 Of automobile factory employees
have been recalled from their enforced
vacation and put to work. All tina
is necessary to insure prosperity nov
is to put another five million Ameri
can laborers on the pay roll SO the,
can buy more acknowledgements ism
it?
Jim Spence, packer for the fores
service at Warland, was LITERAL,
walked all over as the expression