Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-07-14

Mrs. Jean Riley underwent an oper-
alton at the Libby hospital yesterday
morning
Mrs. L. G. Klenck went to Camas
Hot Springs last week, where she will
spend several weeks.
Norman Ohermayer, a resident of
Troy, is patient at the Libby hospi-
tai with badly lacerated foot
Roscoe Garrison, Troy, candidate for
county commissioner on the republic
can ticket, was in Libby Tuesday.
Fred Koehler, who has been en-
ployed by Norman Dickinson at ranch
work, is a patient at the Libby hospi-
tai
[. A. Whitney, " A. Sather and
Frank Baggs of Troy were in Libby
last Thursday looking after business
matters.
Marshall Murray, candidate for state
representative on the republican tick
ct, was business visitor in Libby
from Eureka Tuesday
George Monio of Troy, county COM
missioner seeking denomination on the
j a. 1 l,.,
dav in the interest OF his candidacy.
| News from Standpoint is to the eff
| feet that the Pend dOreille Creamery
Co. went into the hands of receiver
on Saturday, June g. and is being op-
Grated temporarily by the receiver, A.
K Bowden.
Guests at the F. E. Baker home last
week were Mrs Louis Anderson and
Mrs. Alice Sandknot and little son, Of
Conrad. The ladies were Mrs. Baker S
mother and sister They left for their
home in Conrad Monday, after visit
of ten days.
r. r. Veldman, who is serving tenn
porarily on the Montana railroad COM
mission at Helena, arrived in Libby
Sunday and was business visitor here
the first Of the week He left yester-
$ day for Seattle where he is to testify
/ in a case affecting Montana grain rates
: Mr.. and Mrs Ben Larson arrived
/ home Saturday from visit spent a
Kalispell, since the Fourth with rela.
tives. During the visit they drove
through Glacier park to the east en-
trance and report most delightful
: outing. They were accompanied by theil
daughter, Miss Beatrice.
George ] Monio, present county
: commissioner of the Troy district ane
! seeking reelection, was in the city
the first of the week and visiting out
lying precincts here. He was accom-
!. panied from Troy to Libby by the
r Misses Dorothy Morrison and Marian
, Noble and by Mrs. Charley Hurd
: While in the city Mrs Hurd was tht
guest Of Mrs. Walter WOLF
Report reaches Libby to the effec
f that Wesley Staudacher, former resi-
!. dent of this city, has leased the North
Y ern Idaho News at Standpoint. Associ-
). ated with Staudacher is man by tht
/ name of Stidwell. 1t is said that Dor
C. d. Moore, who has owned and edites
the paper for many years, will enjo,
a vacation and attempt to rebuild hi
: health, while continuing to direct tn
Il editorial columns.
: MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Barkee and sol
jim drove to Kalispell Tuesday, Mr..
: Barkee and son remaining in Kalispel
! for few days visit Mr.. Barkee re
! turned to Libby the same day, accom-
panied by his daughter Jean, Claytol
l Young, Charles Shanahan and Hele
Huck, of Kalispell. The latter will Wis
at the Barkee home for several day
/ The young people had been attend
B ing the Presbyterian summer camp 0
Flathead lake.
4 Joseph P. Monaghan and sister, Mr.
Harris, were in Libby last Friday look
/ ing after Mr. Monaghan's candidacy fe
congress on the democratic ticket NJ
Monaghan is young attorney VIII
a aspires to political life, this being h
= second attempt to capture the demo
m cratic nomination from the vetera
nj John M. Evans, who has served the fir
district for many years In MIR. Nor
aghans former attempt he lost out /
only FOG votes. His slogan is, "Worl
not words, for the iobless.'
III r. f. Russell arrived home the fir
III Of the week from Oregon where h
Al