Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-02-26

Rev. r. r. Price of Whitefish was in
Libby Sunday holding services at St
Luke's Episcopal church.
Mrs. Harold Gompf left during the
past week to visit with her mother and
sister at Elk River Ida, and Spokane.
Orville Kenneth Sloan and Lena
Helen Zornes of Troy were married
in Libby last Thursday by Justice oil
| the Peace Haigler
Miss Inez Ratekin, county Librarian,
announces that a number of new
books have been received at the IL
! brary, list Of which will be published
| next week
! Morris H Palmer and Edna Rey-
nolds of Trego were granted a mar
riage license last week and were mar
ried at Trego on the 21st by Justice of
the Peace c. H. Belmont
Mrs. E. |. Racicot will leave today to
attend convention of Real Silk hosiery
sales people at Great Falls Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grady Galloway, Of Ana
conda, will be present, Mrs. Galloway
having recently won one of the prizes
in a Real Silk hosiery contest.
Eight Camp Fire Girls, accompanied
by Miss Liebe and Mrs. Gildea, went
on hike last Friday afternoon. They
took their lunch and had & good time
toasting cheese sandwiches over fire
The next meeting will be at Marie Ku-
| iawas home-Betty Riley, Scribe.
There's a special treat for the kids,
too for Mitzi Green and Junior Dur
kin ride apace Arlen's romance with
Rosita Moreno the new Latin temp
| tress. the kids fuss, make up, and
ride their little hearts out in the van
Of IndiRs on the warpath to save their
| adult friends. At the oKotenai theatre
Thursday, Friday, Saturday. in THE
| Santa Fe Trail
Judge c. w. Pomeroy will be in
Libby on March 4th and on the 5th
will attend to naturalization matters.
AT that time nine people will apply
| for their final citizenship papers. They
are Ole Bernhard Olsen, Libby; Frank
Peter Vlasak, Eureka; Willy Nttel,
Libby; Amelia Spranger, Libby; Achil-
les Tsiantis, Jennings; Paul Kluska,
Troy: Asgian Aznavoorian, Libby, Ed
ward Griffiths, Rexford; Emil Voves,
Libby.
| The Swamp Creek Dancing club had
another one of their enjoyable dances
Saturday night at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Schneider One feature
Of the evening was the dancing Of the
minuet by Mrs Bert Erickson and Mr..
Schneider. which was much enjoyed
by all Some discussion was had during
the evening regarding the procuring
I Of new quarters for the meetings OF
the club. The largest attendance the
club has ever enjoyed was present
/ Saturday evening.
! Posten Bros. and Henry Hansman,
! who have the contract for crawling
the highway along the lake shore, ex-
pect to get busy next week. The out
/ fit for crawling belonging to Poster
Bros. was shipped from Terry, Mont,
y
yesterday, by Northern Pacific freight
and is expected to reach Poison Friday
/ or Saturday Poster Bros, who have
wintered in Kalispell, will be at Pol
son to unload and transport the outfit
to the new job-Kalispell Times. Pos
ten Bros. were formerly located at
Trego,.jn this county.
A. j. Jones, who has been foreman
at the Great Northern gravel pit at
| Warland for about six years moved
| his household goods to Whitefish Mon
day, where Mrs. Jones and the daugh-
ter will make their home for the pres
ent Mr.. Jones expects to be trans
ferred to other work by the G. N, IN
the near future, and says he. may be
placed in one of four locations. He is
rather expecting, however, that he will
be given charge of gravel plant on the
new G. NJ extension into California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have made a large
circle Of friends both at Warland and