The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-10-19

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cnsen motored to Libby Saturday
where Coach refereed the game be-
tween Libby and Arlee.
Mrs. Ethel Long, Caroline Long and
Mrs. Hunsinger motored to haiispeii
FRIDAY TO attend the teachers meeting
and shop. -
Ralnh Pond Of Whitefish was din
ner guest at the o. F. Tiel home Fri
Il Miss Alice Cliff dined with the John
R,lhmiller family Wednesday.
Vernice Douglas was guest at the
Gordon LYONS home Wednesday
Rudy Peck was quite badly injured
Thursday when his speedar Jumped the
track and rolled on him. He has stiff
Lnae and bump on his head.
Several Womenss Club members are
naL;ng nlans TO attend the district
meeting at Libby Friday and oatur-
day. -. :. tha
Fred Knott has been working at tne
Continental Oil warehouse making re-
pairs on the building.
r. E. Sabin returned from Visit 70
the Century of Progress, at Chicago
on No. Thursday.
vern Peltier and Buster Diermar
left for the South Fork to hunt elk
r. S. Zahnisen, public utility COM
missioner Of Helena, was in Eureka or
business Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Franks and junior
Frank. Of Stevensville, are visiting then
i daughter, Mrs. Earl Welliver and then
| daughter. Mrs Wanderer Of Hamilton
came with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eberth entertained
Mr.. and Mrs AL Eberth, Mr. and Mrs
Ed Eberth, Mrs. Tom Crowley ans
| Dave Crowley to chicken dime
Tuesday evening. Dave and Eddi
proved that they were the best Dinochl
players while Valira and Ray had tn
low score.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Boorman returne
from Conrad Saturday
j John Collins, driver for the Flathea
) freight line between Spokane and Kal
; ispell was in town arranging for
} local agent
I, STATE UNIVERSITY-Robert Fet
!, terly, has been chosen on a chorus /
!, ID mems voices under the direction {
|, Dean DeLoss Smith. head Of the mus
7 department at the State university.
a Mrs. Percy Keller is very i'll at til
!, Olson hospital at this writing.
/, Mrs Charles Workman of Pinkha,
/ creek spent several days the first pa
J, OF the week visiting her sons.
y c. H. Erwin left the latter part of la
n week for Ashtown. Idaho where he wi
h be employed in filing saws for the sa
:, mill there.
e Rev. and Mrs. Martin of Poison we,
: guests Of DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Hamilte
i, during the Baptist convention.
Miss Stone and MIR and Mrs. 7. I
e Fetterly motored to Missoula Friday
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Marsh ha,
moved into the Amanda Rhodes hou
formerly occupied by the James Hu
ton family.
% The Baptist Ladies will rive the
% Annual Harvest Dinner Thursday. o.
26, at o'clock. Price 80 cents. Ar
of Attorney and Mrs. Marshall MUIR
,e and son left Friday by auto for vi
to Arlee, Missoula and Thompson Fal
no Mrs. Foster Hendrickson and dane
10 ter have returned from Missolla whe
ut they spent the summer with Fost
ut who is working for the highway %,
re mission. -
en- Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Basil Of Brow
ing were callers at the Fetterly no,
to Wednesday. Mrs Basil is a sister
elk Mrs. Archie Thompson Of Rexford
e. Mrs Ray Eberth entertained M
d. Dorothy Carey at dinner Wednesd
err, evening.
STATE UNIVERSITY Robert r,
awl terly, first year advanced course 8,
dent in the Department Of erilitr
it Science, has received promotion ii n