Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-02-05

Frank Boyle was a visitor to Spokane
the weekend.
I'd. Henreichs, forest ranger at Troy,
was in Libby the first of the week.
Mulligan by the men of the Method
/ ist church Wednesday, February II. Ii
This bank will be closed Thursday.
February IL, Lincoln's Birthday
FIRST STATE BANK. II
Miss Adelne Andreasen of San Fran
cisco is visiting the M. r. Karnes
/ family. Miss Andreasen is a niece of
Mrs. Karnes.
Miss Louise Gay will leave today
for visit with relatives at Seattle and
Portland. She plans to be gone month
or six weeks
County Commissioners Monio OF Troy
and Millegan of Eureka We're in Libby
the first of the week and with Com
missioner Brink held the regular
monthly meeting of the county board.
and was done SO as to expedite the
transaction of county business at such
times as Mr.. Blackford, ST., may be
out Of town. The commissioners also
appointed DIR. r. G. Bayles county
health officer, to serve the northern
end of the county.
Mrs. M. D. Rowland of Libby WAS
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Pomeroy
at their home here Monday night, leav-
ing in the morning for her home. Mrs
Rowland was on her way home IRON
Helena, where she was visiting her
husband Senator Rowland of Lincoln
county Kalispell Monitor.
Isak Ludvikson OF Libby has COM
pleted his course in practical and theo-
retical radio and has been awarded a
diploma by the National Radio lnsri-
tute of Washington, d. G. He finished
the prescribed course Of technica.
studies with creditable grades, and is
to be congratulated upon his achieve
ment. His training covered all branches
of radio including receivers, trans
mitters, public address systems, the
latest developments in A. c. circuits
and screen grid tubes, television and
talking movies. Special emphasis was
given to the design, construction. in
J stallation and service of radio receiv-
/ ing sets.
| Mrs. Josephine Austin, Mrs. Reuben
Hammond and Lester Halvorson Of the
! ]. G. Penney Co. store were at Bon
ners Ferry Tuesday night at con-
| ference of Penney store people, the
! three towns Of Libby, Boomers Ferry
and Standpoint being represented
Questions concerning 1881 merchan-
dising problems were discussed, sim
liar meetings being held that same
evening by Penney managers and en-
ployees all over the nation. The Libby
visitors report most enjoyable time
They were entertained at dinner at
t the home of the manager of the Bon
ners Ferry store and after the eve
ming conference lunch was served
Troy Tribune: The local chapter Of
the Troy Branch Of South Lincoln
county Of the American Red Cross
again did honor to Troy and vicinity
this week by going "over the top in
the drive for funds to relieve the
drought sufferers in the south and
central states of the nation. The Off
GERS and members wish to thank those
who contributed SO generously to the
call for assistance. $6434 was forward
ed by air mail on Monday to the Red
Cross national headquarters at St.
Louis, Missouri. Troy has again more
than done its share to relieve fellow
countrymen and answered the call as
it SO generously did during the world
war
Mulligan by the men of the Method
list church Wednesday, February IL. 1t
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