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

Walt Whittier, who has been collect
ing cream for the Libby creamery the
past year or two states that the cream
business is better this year than last
even though butterfat is SO low. Walt
says that even though competition is
getting stronger it is not affecting him
any and that he is now going out for
more. Beginning this week he will start
a route in the Fortine and Trego dis
tricts which, he says, will keep him
busy the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Thompson of
Rexford were callers in Eureka Satur-
day
Mrs. R. L. Dickey, Joy, and Sonny
of Kalispell are visiting at the w. S.
Gibbons home.
Caroline Long came home Sunday
night from Spokane for a visit with
her mother and brothers.
Mrs Nels Hovind of Spokane has
been here several days visiting
friends
Grin Farr attended the celebration
at Glen Lake the Fourth.
Charles Sutherland's new Rockne
was delivered to him Sunday
Jim Leary and Professor Earle Price
motored to Libby on business Satur-
day.
Big Ten Conference Meet, 220 Low
Hurdles-23:5 (Tied Worlds record
State meet, 12O yard High Hurdles
las New state record, Iowa..
National Intercollegiate, 120 yard
High Hurdles-14:1 New Worlds rec
Olympic Tryouts, Iowa lily, june
rs, 1882:
ito meter High Hurdles-l4:3 New
Worlds record).
400 meter Hurdles -52:1 New
Olympic record)
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pound Of Kalis--
/ pell and Irwin Miller were at the Glen
Lake celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams and fam
\ ily Of Oney were here for the Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. Elias Paulson and Mr..
and Mrs Melvin Paulson Of Libby were
here for several days the first Of The
week
Miss Blanche McManus. who is at
tending summer school in Cheney,
Wash, spent the Fourth with her uncle,
Mr.. j. w. Murray, returning to Cheney
on Monday.
Mr.. x. Bernhard sent some spring
chicken to the Montana Market that
averaged four pounds each.
4 Carlton Joughin Of the Pioneer Meat
Co. of Libby was in Eureka the first
Of the week calling on the farmers
buying beef and veal
The Clarence Dierman family, the
P. H. Dierman family, the Clark Ellis
: family and Jack Garner enjoyed a
picnic at Tetrault Lake on the Fourth.
} Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lovall, Fritz, Bet
: ty. and Louis arrived here from Saco
Monday to spend few days with old
friends.
Agnes Casperson came TO Eureka
Saturday from Spokane to visit at the
home Of Mrs Lulu Olsen.
Is Francis Gael learning to play his
: new saxaphone? ! happen to be ask
ing you but surely everyone has hearc
! of it by now.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrckson anc
children were here from Libby to visi
their parents over the Fourth
Rev. Simpson has been busy latel,
putting up an addition to his house
n He is now working on new trailer.
: Thurman Gwynn and son Kenneth
spent Saturday to Monday at Bound
airy and Weasel Lakes.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Curtis of Fortin
{. were in Eureka Monday.
y County Commissioner J. W. Mile
l. gan was transacting business in Lib
: by Tuesday.
/ Jack and Al Tewsley of Detroit at
re tended the celebration at Glen LAX
Z, the Fourth.
of William Ellis is recovered after a
:, illness which lasted quite few day!
d Mr.. and Mrs Harry Thatcher an
Mrs. Ida Sinclair were dinner guest
N at the Enos Campbell home the Fourth
20 Mrs. w. S. Campbell returned I
"a Eureka Friday after several week
= spent in Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Murray sper
la the week end at their newly complete
70 cabin on Glen Lake.
IS Edwin Eberth was home over tn
~ weekend. He was unlucky in beir
H. forced by illness to spend the Fourt
rs in bed.
Herbert and Chester McGlenn an
ay Angus McRae went to Fish Lake
n Wednesday.