Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-23
Fortine News Notes

waiter WOLF OF Libby was campaign
ing in this vicinity last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Hatfield has gone to Dill
Ion to attend summer school.
Chas. Oertel left last Wednesday fol-
Essex to take position as operator
for the Great Northern Mrs. Oertel
and daughter Dolores joined him there
on Friday
G. S. Campbell of Kalispell drove
up Saturday night and visited over
Sunday at the Weydemeyer home.
Mrs. Joe Greenbury left on Sunday
for Libby where she will care for her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Clark, who is quite
Ill.
H ]. Yoppe and family were in Kali
ispell last Tuesday They were accom-
panied home by Miss Helen Savage
who will visit here for several days.
Eugene Jensen, accompanied by Ar
mold Hanson and boy friend. both OF
kalispell, are camping at Loon lake
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ritter of Trego
visited friends in town on Sunday.
The Glacier Park orchestra furnished
the music for dance at Johnson's hall
on Saturday night
B. G. Mckenzie of Eureka was in
Fortine last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Titchbourne and
Mrs Ivy of Lupfer were in town for
the dance last Saturday evening.
Phillip Winkley, while rounding up
some horses for p v. Klinke last
Wednesday, was unfortunate to have
his saddle horse, Tony. stumble and
fall breaking his neck. Phillip was also
somewhat bruised by the fall. The
loss Of the horse was quite blow to
Phil as he had trained him to do many
tricks.
Mrs w. Gribble of Los Angeles, who
has been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Nash, for
several weeks left on Friday.
P v. Klinke was quite pleased this
week to get back a fine saddle horse
which broke out Of pasture and strayed
away nearly three years ago. It had
been in the possession of man near
kalispell who had caught it up as q
stray and kept it on his ranch.
H. F. Scouten has moved his fam
lily out of the P. v. Klinke house to
the rooms he recently had fitted up
joining his pool hall.
Miss Olga Weydemeyer spent a few
days 4his week with friends in Eure-
ka.
Victor Wolff and daughter Ruth and
Ed. Leonard were kalispell visitors
last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen johnson have
moved into Abe Johnson's house near
the school house.
Bill Steiner of Eureka is visiting at
the RAINBOW home.
Phil and Frank Winkley have gone
on horseback trip into the Wolf
creek country
A strawberry shortcake supper and
dance will be given at the Trego
schoolhouse next Saturday night,
June Is.
Harold Gilden left Sunday for Tai
ley lake where he has secured en-
ployment with the forest service.
Mr.. and Mrs. p v. Klinke, Helen
and Junior were in Kalispell on Sun
day and were visitors at the c. R.
Mace home.
Children's Day will be observed BY
the Community Sunday School next
Sunday at the school house. It is ax-
pected that Rev Simpson will have
returned from his trip and will be
here to hold services.
Repair work on the old church build
ing is well under way. The men Of
the church met last Wednesday and
Thursday and put a block foundation
under It. The women furnished the
dinners. On Monday and Tuesday OF
this week they came together again and
put in all new windows and repaired
the plastering, H J. Yoppe doing the
latter work. Next week it will be kali
somined and painted and it is hoped
that services can be held in the build
ing by July 3.