The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-12-20

Dodge and Plymouth distributor was
in Libby Friday comforting with the
Libby Motor management on business
matters.
Miss Helen Pival arrived home Sat-
urdav from Seattle to spend about a
month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Pival. She is attending bust
ness college in Seattle.
Miss Laura Riley left Wednesday FOR
Kalispell where she will spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Riley. In January she will go 10
Spokane to continue her studies in a
business college there.
A group of friends gathered Saturday
night at the home of Miss Lura Brind-
ley to honor Miss Laura Riley who was
to leave soon to continue her studies
in Spokane. The evening was spent in
an informal social way.
Bob Baker returned the first of the
week from the Yak district where
c6ueag tracks had been reported "A,
found only lynx tracks. Coming home
through the Seventeen Mile creek dis
trict he found only four inches Of snow
on the summit.
Small scratch pads, 2 for sc and 3 for
Sc Mighty handy to have around
Western News.
Dr. Bowie was at Warland Sunday
looking over the placer work that has
been going on there. He saws cutie a
little work has been done A pit some
80 feet long by so feet deep has been
dug. at which point layer Of clay
was encountered Test pits are also be-
ing dug at various locations.
A number If Libby young men are
home from their studies at Gonzaga
university, Spokane In the list are Joe
Fenressv Connie Snna and John ard
Charles Woodwork They are spending
the Christmas vacation at the homes Of
their parents
Paul Church and X Freseman re-
turned Tuesday from attending meet
ing Of relief executives held last week
at Mssoula They renort nothing new
developed at the meeting, the time be-
ing largely devoted to general dis
cussion of relief matters.
D. o. Mount returned Monday from
attending meeting of acknowledgement
executivesf held in Helena Friday and
Saturday He says there was a large
attendance from all parts of the state
and that the meeting was devoted
largely to giving instruction to the men
in the field regarding policies to be fol-
lowed and the correct keeping Of
records.
Dan Gooselaw arrived in Libby Mon
day, coming in from IAs Angeles, Cal,
where he had been living the past few
months. and where he had gone in the
hope Of benefitting Mrs Gooselaw's
health. She is still there but Mr.. Goose
law plan@Ato spend few weeks here
visiting WITH his brother, Fred Goose
law, and family.
Carl Knutson, who is student at the
Minnesota university in Minneapolis.
will arrive Monday evening to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Knutson. Another son,
Palmer. has been in Spokane at the
Sacred Heart hospital being treated for
eye trouble. II is said he is much i'm
proved and will be home Friday.
/ Here's tasty dish for your Christ
mas Holiday entertainment appetite!
A generous portion Of fun and wise
cracks by Burns and Allen i. sprinkle
with the comedy of Leon Enrol
spice with the beauty of Carole Lom-
bard add a dash of song by Ethel
Norman a good helping of Bing
Crosby mix well ]. and get set at
Kootenai Theatre TO see We're Not
Dressing" on Thursday, Friday, Satur-
dav