The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-30

Sheriff Frank Baney was business
visitor to Troy Tuesday.
w. N. Curtis was at Eureka Tuesday
attending to public administrator bust
ness.
Found-Bunch of keys, al Kootenai
Falls. Owner can have same by calling
at this office and paying for this adv.
Mrs. Michigan left last Sunday for
her home in ST. Paul after having
visited here with her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Switzer, and family.
Details are lacking but sometime
Monday truck collided with Shelley
car near Troy, with the result that the
auto was almost demolished. No one
was hurt seriously.
Joe Hazen returned to Libby Monday
evening from Butte where he has spent
the summer and will officiate as coach
and faculty member at the Libby high
school again this year.
Al Baumgart announces that he will
open a sandwich, chill and noodle cafe
on or about September l. He has
secured quarters in the Gibson building
recently vacated by the Kootenai
Kleaners.
Dick Karnes arrived home from Mis-
some time here. He was accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Simmons, who was
guest here until Sunday when she re-
turned home via Kalispell
The following persons purchased new
autos during the past week: Tomlin-
son & Arkwright, contractors at Yak
hill, Dodge commercial truck; Harry
Talmadge Troy, Dodge commercial
truck; Ben Engler, Libby, Plymouth
coupe.
Mrs Joe Sheffield returned the first
of the week from Leavenworth and
Wenatchee, Wn, where she visited with
relatives Mrs Sheffield drove over
with her brother Gus Delzer, and fam
lily when they moved to Leavenworth
few weeks ago.
j DIR. A. E. Ostroot and NJ E. Schou-
weller drove to Troy Saturday where
DR.. Ostroot spent the day profession
ally. On Sunday the two men visited
the Black Diamond mining property
I in that section, where much develop
ment is being done.
A news item from Billings states that
John Vanderwood Of Libby is already
at the Billings Polytechnic Institute,
working on the campus to help meet
expenses for the new school year.
Glasses begin September g. Mr.. VAN
derwood expects to be in the Business
i College at Polytechnic this year.
Mrs. Helen LAWN and daughter,
Paddy Lou, accompanied by her moth
err, Mrs. Anderson, left Wednesday to
return to their home at Conrad, after
having visited here with their sister
and daughter, Mrs F. E Baker, and
family They were accompanied by
/ Lloyd Baker, who is employed at Glas-
Cow.
The j Neils Lumber company is of
fering SIS reward to whoever will
find an article lost in peculiar way.
| A large tumble-bug scraper is missing
and it is believed It was caught by the
Hood last winter, carried away and
wholly or partially covered by gravel
or debris The machine weighted 1,400
pounds and it would seem someone
ought to be able to find It and earn the
| SOS reward.
Max Glassco and Norman Cippinger
left Tuesday for their homes in Cali
fornia after having visited here at the
w. F. Kienitz home, Mrs. Kienitz and
Mr.. Glassco being cousins. Mr.. Glassco
returns to Los Angeles where he will
start training on the football team Of
the University of Southern California.
The two young men were greatly i'm
pressed with the scenic beauty of our
country and hope to return some time
on a hunting trip
Mr.. and Mrs W. IL Dickin and
daughter, Miss Vava, returned to Libby
the first Of the week from Spokane
where they have lived the past few
years and will again make Libby their
home They have bought back from
Russell Little the house they formerly
occupied on Louisiana avenue next to
the Christian Science church, and will
take possession September l. Mr., and
Mrs. Little will move into the house
now occupied by Miss Ellen Nicholson
as soon as she vacates it. she planning
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