Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-23
Fortinc News

Len Reinwand, who has charge of
forest service trail crew on the Vol
Creek road, was in town Saturda,
night
Eugene Jensen spent few days las
week at the Berg home in Stryker.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, Oscal
and Veona, motored up to the Berl
boys cedar camp above Trego or
Wednesday Miss Betsy, who had beef
visiting Miss Helen Berg, returned
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mjolsnes wert
camping and fishing at Weasel lax,
for few days last week.
Father Burke of Eureka held serv-
ices at Fortine last Wednesday morn
ing
Herman and Siberia Jensen have tn,
mumps.
Mrs. Fred Clark and son Fred were
the guests of Mrs Clark's mother, Mrs
Joe Greenbury, for few days las
week
Miss Pearl Kampfe returned on Tues
day from visiting friends in Stryker
Miss Bernice Zeller has been on
the sick list
Miss Adah RAINBOW is caring for the
Mace children while Mrs. Mace is
employed at the store.
Frank Marston, of Libby, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe Green
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jensen and family
and Miss Bernice Zeller picnicked in
the Trego country last Sunday.
Clarence Winkley and daughter
Phyllis and Phillip Winkley spent two
days at High lake last week. They re-
port the fishing fair but they unin-
tentionally explored quite lot Of new
country on the way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. C. johnson of Rex
ford were callers at the A. E. Johnson
home on Wednesday.
The Sutherland Burns road camp
which has been located at the old
Petery place for some time, has moved
to the other end of the work, near
Stryker.
Mrs. Rohel Of Columbia Falls was
here last week for few days to visit
her husband, who is employed as re-
lief operator at present.
Junior Klinke was host to number
of his friends on Thursday, July Is,
the occasion being his eleventh birth
day. Of course they had good time
and enjoyed the ice cream and cake.
They ended the day by all going swim
sen, Audrey and Lewis Mace, Gale
Johnson, June, Bertram, Dana and
Charlotte Scouten, Mabel Pengolly,
Adah RAINBOW, Francis, Lawrence and
Gerald Beaulaurier, Betty Griffith,
Allen Smith. Mildred Jensen and
Merle Schmitz.
Rev. Peterson of Bozeman, repre-
sentative OF the American Sunday
School Union, was in Fortine Sunday
morning and gave a very interesting
talk to a good sized audience. The Sun
day school here seems to be maintain
ing its interest through the hot weather.
Rev. Harris will preach next Sunday
at 1130.
Miss Marion Weydemeyer returned
home on Sunday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Art Berg at Trego.
Mrs. J. R. Rice and Lois and Billy
Schagel of Eureka visited friends in
Fortine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burtsfield and
daughter Gladys of La Sale were call
ers in town Sunday.
Mrs. w. Rohel went to Eureka Mon
day to visit Mrs. j. r. Rice.
Mrs. Louise Long and the two Mrs.
Pierces picnicked at Clarence Creek
on Sunday.
G. Jensen has finished his work at
the Kinshella mill at Lupfer and has
returned home
Competition was keen in the letting
0 fthe School bus OBJ in district IA.
There were twelve bids to be opened
last Saturday afternoon. They ranged
from $125.00 down to S74.50, the latter
and winning bid being made by Bert
Wilke.
Beryl Scouten is home from the
Sutherland Burns camp where she has
been employed
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hay and
child of Bozeman we're callers at Wey-
demeyer's on Monday. Mr.. Hay and
Winton were college friends.
A six and-a-half pound daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larsen
on July 2lst at the Sisters Hospital