The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-04-26

G.. w. Seims was business visitor to
Spokane the first of the week.
J. w. Barrett returned home Friday
from business trip to Spokane.
John Echo was discharged from the
Libby hospital Wednesday after being
patient there.
Mrs ]. w. Donaldson of Kalispell
was weekend guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Larson.
Sam Carpenter, we'll known resident
of the Gateway district, was transact
ing business in Libby Tuesday.
Sam Anger is building new house
for himself on lots east of the Church
of God The structure will be 24x26
feet
A swell laugh tonic that's sure cure
for the blues See Will Rogers in
Doctor Bull at the Kootenai Theatre
Sunday and Monday.
For Sale-Furniture, 1920 rifle, fruit
jars, garden tools and other miscellan-
eous articles. One block east of Play
pool hall-Martha Anderson 1t
1.-THE Land of Dreams Come True" is
the title of the Grade operetta an
nounced for May 4. Sixty pupils, catchy
music, dainty dancers. Save the date
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cloutier are mo-
toring today to Spokane for a visit in
the city. They will be accompanied by
Mrs Edward Davidson and Mrs James
Harris, Jr.
Mrs. Frank Day of Ural was in Libby
Monday and Tuesday consulting with
DR. A E. Ostroot regarding fitting Of
glasses. This office acknowledges a
pleasant call
Mrs. E. D. Madden and her mother,
Mrs. G. I. Young, drove to Rexford
Wednesday morning to visit with DR..
Madden's parents. They returned home
that same evening.
Mrs. Chas J. Martin is in the list
Of Libby people who are driving new
cars this spring. Mrs. Martin has a new
Plymouth sedan, purchased of Emil
Jacobs of Kalispell.
One Of the first fires OF the season
was a small one along the railroad in
the 2exford district during the past
week and another small one near
Leonia. Neither was of any conse-
quence.
Libby Motor, Inc, sold during the
week Ford De Luxe sedans to both
Roger Billings Of this city and Sam
Billings Of Warland. They also sold a
Dodge coupe to party in Thompson
Falls. They are expecting another car
load of Fords to arrive Friday.
News comes to Libby that Charles
Martin, son of DIR, and Mrs. Chas. J.
Martin, is making good record in
athletics at the military college in Mis-
souri,. At a recent state meet of junior
colleges held at Columbia, Mo, Charles
won second in the shot put, heaving
the shot as feet inches.
Carleton Joughin was at Eureka last
Wednesday at meeting Of the board
of trustees of the Lincoln county high
school. He stated all teachers were re-
hired at that time. He says the financial
affairs of the school are in fine condi-
ton, and the years expenditures will
be we'll within the budget.
The Wranglers club enjoyed another
dinner and discussion in the presby-
terrain church parlors last night Joe
Hazen Of the Libby school faculty, was
leader with the topic "Fascism." So in
teresting became the discussion on this
and kindred subjects that the meeting
did not adjourn until nearly II o'clock.
Miss Rosella Shea, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. p. j. Shea of this city, was
presented with secretarial diploma
by the Kinman Business university in
Spokane at the regular assembly Fri
day afternoon. President Kinman writes
that Miss Shea is a splendid young
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