The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-03-01

Miss Maxine Weidner, a student al /
Cheney normal school, spent the week
end with her parents.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson met with a little
accident on Iron Greek hill Tuesday
evening when her car turned over.
Aside from a few minor bruises, she
was not badly hurt Little damage was
done to the car.
Helen Haaland was a visitor in Libby
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Crush Of Sylvanite
were dinner guests of Miss Alice Met
tier Tuesday.
Miss Cleda Dore, the teacher OF the
Bull lake school, was guest at the
Talmadee home this weekend.
It is expected that the Callahan creek
channel between the bridges will be
completed bv Saturday night and they
expect to dig their way under the
bridge and work above it next week ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holbert arrived
from Spokane last Saturday and re-
turned Wednesday.
D. F. Fewkes has been i'll the past
week but is reported to be lmurov-
ing.
Ford Grippe, Adrian Thornton and Bus
McGovern of the CCC camp at st
Regis spent the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Laffoon and child
of Shelby and Mrs. Lou Laffoon were
| visiting over the weekend with re-
latives.
Bud Daughartv left Tuesday for thu
CCC camp at ST. Regis to resume HI.
work.
: Mrs Archie Carr is reported to bt
doing nicely after an operation at thu
. Bonners Ferry hospital last Friday.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor has announced tina
:. she is starting afternoon sewing classe
: this week, in connection with her adul
night school. She will have SEWN
machine, and will be glad to assis
any new members who wish to join thi
"a class.
:. Those who have filed for city office
to date are. A. Fl. McNeiil for mavoi
Lee Kensler for alderman of Ward Ons
DIR. Fred Walcott for alderman of War
Two; and C. A. Inman for police ludg
Mrs. c. r. Nelson and Robert Cor
:. bett returned to their homes in Dulutl
: Minnesota, Saturday.
- Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Shearer, Mrs. '
P. O'Malley, and Percy kidder n
turned to Seattle SUNDAY.
Mrs. A. L. Kensler delightfully."- er
tertained the Sewing Club at her hon
Tuesday evening. Delicious. refresf
ments were served at late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Southwick OF Hill
yard spent few days in town la
week
The highest volley ball score of t
season was made Monday night
r Sather's team when they made 81 out
Oh possible 96. Claws team was seco
ile with So. and Fl. Hosea's and Thon
- tied for third with 81. Harry Tallmadi
James Rasmussen, Stratford Peters
on and Andrew Granatier were chosen
To- new captains.
re r. M. Young returned Tuesday frt
,ut business trip to Spokane
The Great Northern expects to
ms on work train next week when bla
;or ing on the Kootenai Falls road job v
be started.
bt- Mayor Frank Baggs has been quite
lis the past week.
r. Superintendent NJ c. LaBert
rs Master Carpenter T. J. Martin, Ro;
: master ]. &. Campbell and Civil
,ass gineer O. L. Brown of Whitefish
Assistant Chief Engineer E. Z. Ada
AJAX Of Seattle were here this week lnspe
: inp the Callahan creek and Koote
Falls projects.
test Mr.. and Mrs. Art Boiler of Blu
h;ft arrived here the first of the week.
and Boiler is employed by Tomlinson-A
4 wright company.
ned Mayor and Mrs. Harry DOUGLAS
Fernie. g. c.. were pleasant callers
IN the Mettler home this week betW
trains 27 and l. Mr.. Douglas was on
dav wav to Victoria, B. G.. to attend par
nter ment.
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