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

~ enjoyed by the guests, and Mrs
Steiner expressed her thanks for many
very acceptable gifts On Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs
kllnke, Miss Faye Wolf and Miss Helen
hiinke were hostesses to a party of
more than twenty girls, the honor
guest again being Mrs. William Steiner
The bride received many beautiful
gifts. Small tables were attractively
set for refreshments Out-of town
guests were the Misses Georgia Spauld-
ing, Lois Rice, Girlo Schagel, Viola
Deerman, Millicent Lyons, and Eva
Rhodes, all of Eureka.
c. f. Kampfe received word Thurs
day morning, June 30, of his fathers
death at Warm Springs
Ralph Space, formerly ranger at the
Ant Flats station and now assistant
forest supervisor at Kalispell, was here
last week on business connected with
government timber sales and other for
estry projects
Mrs. Art Berg and brother Clarence
OF Dickey Lake were Fortine visitors
on Thursday of last week.
A. L. Stearns, editor of the En-
reka Mirror, was in the community
Thursday of last week on business. He
was accompanied by o. P. J. Mosby
Miss Betsy Peterson spent the Bird
and 4th with friends at Dickey Lake
and Olney.
All the men in the employ of the
forestry department at the local sta
ton, and their families, spent the
Fourth picnicking at the Ant Flats sta
ton. About 50 were present including
guests from Kalispell. Among the fam
lilies present were c. A. Jensens, John
Wilkes. Bert Wilkes, Howard Ram
lows, George Ranlows, William Stein
ers, Ross Fremmings, Jimmie Lockes,
Victor Volts
Among the Fortine people who en-
joyed the Fourth OF July celebration
and dance at Glen Lake were Charles
Holly and family, Lewis Cole, John
and Moritz Genre, Helen and Harriet
Winkley, Ruth and Fay Wolf, the II.
P. Scouten family, Asa Curtis and
family, Henry Yoppe and family.
A. E. johnson and family spent the
Fourth at Lake Roman.
The Weydemeyer family spent the
Bird and 4th at Lake Mcdonald and
Two Medicine Lakes, in Glacier Park,
Ranger TRIMMINGS father of Kalis-
pell spent the Fourth at the ranger
station.
Ed. Leonard has gone to Lupfer to
work for Poston Brothers.
Mrs. Ross TRIMMINGS brother and
wife and friends of Kalispell visited at
the ranger station on the Fourth.
Rev. Simpson of Eureka was in For
tine Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Jimmie Locke and daughter OF
Kalispell spent the Fourth with Mr.
Locke at the ranger station.
Floyd Pomeroy and family, LieW
Curtis. Mrs. Ed Leonard and family
and Mrs. Ada Hellenga enjoyed a
Fourth of July dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Leonard.
The dedication services for the new
" remodeled Fortine Community
church will take place on next Sun
day. July 10th. This will be an all
day meeting and everyone in the COM
munity is cordially invited to attend.
The program begins with Sunday
school at 1890 a. m, followed by dedi-
cation ceremonies and sermon, basket
lunch at noon, and further services in
the afternoon. Rev Simpson will pre-
side and there will be special music
by Eureka and Fortine talent.
Mrs. Joe Greenbury returned last
Saturday from Libby, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Clark.
n. P. Weydemeyere returned to his
work at Libby Tuesday morning at
ter snendinp the Fourth with his fam
lily. Mrs. Weydemeyer ACCOMPANIED
him and will visit with Libby friends
for week.