Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-16

LlDDy.
Ivan Rogers, Walter Wolz, and Yer
non Crotteau left Saturday for White
fish where they attended the Amer
lean Legion convention.
A deal was closed during the week
whereby Mrs Anna Clough purchased
the Mrs Mary Fleek residence prop
erty on Louisiana avenue.
Charles W. Hutton while coming over
the Libby Troy road Saturday wrecked
his car Mr.. Hutton escaped with no
injuries but the car was badly dam
aged
w. NJ Morrison of Troy was brough;
to the Libby hospital Monday suffer-
ing with a fractured and lacerated
thumb, the result of an accident while
chopping wood.
Mr. and Mrs Hector Noble of Kali
ispell spent a few hours in Libby on
their way from Bonners Ferry to Kali
ispell where they had been called BY
the illness Of Mr.. Mobiles mother
Saturday a party hiked to Mount
/ Sheldon The mixers were: Isabel
Kienitz, jeanette Olson, Catherine Orr
Margaret Weller Jean Kienitz, Jeanne
Switzer, Betty Garrett and Margaret
Fennessy
j Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Harley and niece
Make White, drove to Fernie, 3. c..
Sunday They report the roads i'm fine
condition They left Libby at 1890 and
got back shortly after 5 in the eve
ming after spending more than an hour
at Fernie.
Glenn Barrett returned Tuesday
from the veterans hospital at Helena
where he had gone for examination
and treatment for an injury to his
back received during the war. He
says he may be sent to a hospital in
California
Professor A. A. Wood Miss Mary
L. Barnes, Miss Lynn jackson, Miss
Elizabeth Mckenzie and Miss Aasen
returned Saturday morning from Spo-
kane where they had attended, the
meeting of the Inland Empire Teach
er's association.
E. ]. Barkee and Rev r. w. Orr left
Wednesday noon to motor to Kalis-
pell where they attended meeting of
the aKlispell Presbytery Wednesday
evening They were able to report a
pleasing growth and increased interest
in the Libby church.
Vernon Crotteau expects to 60 to
Whitefish next Saturday to attend a
district meeting of the 40 ct 5. He re-
ceived request from national head
quarters to represent headquarters at
the meeting, Mr.. Crotteau being one of
the national officers.
A young son of Sherman Noel re-
ceived rather painfully lacerated leg
Sunday morning from saw. The in
jury was dressed at the Libby hospital.
Teddy, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Ledum, suffered broken right
arm Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Post of Helena ar
rived in the city Sunday. Mr.. Post is
with the geologic survey and is in
stalling modern device for measuring
stream flow in the Kootenai river at the
Libby bridge. 1t requires more or less
concrete work and other important
equipment
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Griffin are ex-
pected to arrive in the city this week,
driving through from Great Falls
where they have been living fos sew
eral years 1t is understood Mr. Crit
fin expects to take quite an extended
vacation and will spend il in these
parts.
Thursday night a wenie roast was
held at Rainy creek at the old Ben
Thomas ranch. Among those present
were. Isabel Kienitz, Elmer Switzer,
Laura Riley, Frank Karnes, Edna
Karnes, Edward Tester, William
Baethe Betty Garrett, Robert McNair
Clarence Karnes and Katherine Rouse.
The Entire Nous Bridge club is en-
PERTAINING this evening in honor Of
distinction during the past series
period The members husbands will
also be guests The affair will be a 7
o'clock dinner, followed with cards, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs M D. Row
land
Mrs c. r. Schoolcraft and baby
daughter Of Waupaca, Wis, stopped in
Libby Wednesday en- route to Port
land, Or Mrs. Schoolcraft is guest
Of Miss Louise Gay, the two ladies
having been sorority sisters while at
tending the Oregon state university.
This afternoon Mrs E. N. Alley is en-
pertaining few friends at tea at her
home in honor of Mrs. Schoolcraft.
Eight Libby ex-service men motored
to Whitefish last Saturday to attend
district meeting of the American
I agion They rppOrt most ENJOYABLE
time, with fine program, and an UNI
usually large attendance. About $50
were present, In the Libby party were
Vernon Crotteau, Ivan Rogers, Walter
WOLF, r. NJ Whitefield, Gus Adamson,
Al Lovick, Isaac Ludvikson and c.
Sugdon.