The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-04-12

High school play postponed until
April 20. II
Mrs. A. A. Clough was on the sick
list few days this week.
F. McCully was business visitor.
to Eureka Saturday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Walker is leaving today
to spend few days in Spokane.
Mrs. E. ]. Barkee, daughter Jean and
son Jimmie spent part of last week IN
| Spokane.
Mrs. Nora Pomeroy of Eureka was
transacting business in Libby on Tues
day and Wednesday.
Ernest w. Star of the Yak district
was in Libby Wednesday on probate
matters in district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krall left We'd
nesdav to motor through to California,
where they will visit with Mrs. Kralfs
parents.
Lief Erickson of Kalispell has ac-
cepted position with the ]. Neils
Lumber company, being employed IN
office work.
/ Mrs. Thomas Staudacher and two
childyen left Thursday for Chester,
Mont, after spending several days visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Just finished teachers course in
tap and acrobatic dancing in Marian
school of dancing in Whitefish. Will
start classes here soon.-Viola Bessey.
Mrs. Murray Gay and Mrs. Edgar
Alley are entertaining the members OF
ST. Mary's Guild of the Episcopal
church Friday evening at bridge in
hhonor of Mrs Ernlin DUNCAN, who is
leaving soon for a visit to her former
home in London, England.
An arrangement was concluded dur
ing the past week whereby the Public
Drug store was taken over by outside
parties with Miss Letha Williamson in
charge as representative Of the new
owners Miss Williamson will be as
sisted by Miss Laure Botchek.
Wanted-Housework, s100 per day OF
care of children by hour or day
Velma Logsdon. Il
Walter Neils expects to leave mex
week for Portland where he has beer
invited to appear before the executive
committee of the lumber code author
ity. The ]. Neils Lumber company i.
Directing to the snallness of Their
production quota and Mr.. Neils goes L
present his case to the code authority
George Stoltz arrived during thu
week from Kalispell and will be en-
,, ployed by the Kootenai forest service
. as field man on timber sales. Mr.
Stoltz has been on the Blackfeet fores
out of Kalispell. He expects to b
:, joined here next month by Mrs. Stoltz
who will be accompanied by he
mother.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hargreaves ant
daughter Janith Lee, accompanied b,
!, Mrs. Hargreaves' sister, Miss Naom
: Kitlev and Wilbur Davidson, left hi
morning to motor to Elk River, Ida, 70
0 visit and where Miss Kitley and MI
t Davidson will be married next Sunday
t This couple are excellent young peopl
: and large circle of friends will ex
c tend congratulations and best Wishe
Upon their return they will set UP hous
IL hGERiilE dA LIE 1-blioitG AiiitNt Wi@1
{. Mr.. Davidson is employed
8 A large number of Wrangler clu
/ members and guests enjoyed their reg
h rlar dinner and discussion meeting i
!, the Presbyterian parlors last nigh
e under the leadership Of G. R. Bver
G The topic for discussion was Gee
d advantages and disadvantages and pos
S sibility of its becoming permaner
n iretituti0n." The tonic proved an tx
cellent one under Mr.. Byers' leadershi
i md much interesting information wa
i brought out. Elmer Switzer, Jr-, VIII
: has just returned from a winter sper
in a California CCC camp. was II
guest of MIR Byers and gave interestir
notes regarding the work there.
Want to Rent or room moder
house. furnished or partly furnished, b
steadily employed person. Family
/ three adults. Occupancy desired abo'
May /. Apply Western News.
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