Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-23
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeLashmutt of Bon
ners Ferry were in Libby Saturday.

Mr.. and Mrs A. DeLashmutt of Bon
ners Ferry were in Libby Saturday.
For Sale-New York Rural seed po-
tatoes. Good clean, non-irrigated stock.
So cwt-E. R. Rusher. 1t
E. A. Anderson of Kalispell, with the
state forest department, was In Libby
Tuesday on business matters.
The Catholic Ladies will give one
of their popular food sales at the Va
riety Grocery Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Beth Hough enrolled Mon
day in a business college in Spokane
where she will take a business course.
j. w. Barrett received word Sunday
of the death of an uncle at Seattle and
he and Mrs Barrett left at once to at
tend the funeral.
A news dispatch from Missoula gives
the names of nine State University
students who have been pledged by
Sigma Delta Chi mems international
honorary journalism fraternity. John
Curtis of Libby was one of those
pledged
Antoine LeFevbre, who had been
shoemaker at the Richard a Miller
store for the past several months, left
Monday for Butte where he will make
his home Mr.. 9LeFevbre has been in
poor health for some time and plans
to take rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsted c. Remp are
the parents of son born the 21st
John Oberhofer was brought to the
Libby hospital Saturday from Troy
with case of blood poisoning in his
hand and forearm caused by silver
in the thumb.
Ronald Charles Pouzar and Miss
Evelyn Hjeldness of Libby were mar
ried Monday by the Rev. r. F. Wick
in Libby, the couple being attended BY
Miss Iva Evans and Mr. Parker. Their
friends are extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Henry Whiting and P ]. Friesinger
have ordered steel rowboats for use
on Bull lake. Harry Anderson and P.
A. Peterson are building joint dock
on the lake. All in all. it looks like a
good season for the lakes this sum-
mer-Troy Tribune.
L. E. Throop of Troy wishes to an
nounce that he will rent boats on his
lake for fishing purposes for SO cents
the first hour 25c each succeeding hour.
| 50 cents a pound for all trout caught
and bass gratis. The lake is stocked
with bass and trout and is privately
owned 46-47
The fire alarm called out the Libby
| department twice during the week. The
first one was Monday during the noon
hour and was chimney fire at the
| Dan Rayome home. Very little dam
age was done. The second alarm was
/ Tuesday at almost the same hour and
when the department arrived at the
| home of John Johnson they found Mr..
Johnson's auto afire, which was extin-
guished with chemicals. 1t is thought
the fire was caused by short It
was located under the hood. Quite a
/ little damage was done.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. John f. McCully, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs E. |.
! Racicot, returned Sundayfr from motor
! trip to Havre, driving through the
park. They found the roads in very
] good condition considering the time of
/ the year Mr.. McCully reports he found
Havre a nice little city with everyone
he came in contact boosting for their
home town and apparently much IN
love with it. However, he says he
couldn't be induced to live east of the
| mountains too much wind and other
unpleasant features, Another thing
that impressed him was the fact that
Libby has the best streets Of any place
he visited outside Of those having paved
streets He thought it strange that so
many Of the towns in the oil district
did not take advantage of the oppor
tunity they have Of oiling their streets
and holding down the dust Libby
looked mighty good to Mrs. McCully
and him upon their return home, he
said
Good 10 Remember