The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-07-19

Clay Parker spent Sunday visiting
weekend visiting in Kalispell
H. E. Brink left yesterday evening to
spend few days in Spokane.
Now open for business at the City
Garage. Your patronage solicited
Kirkpatrick & Olson. 1t
Bernard Gamache, son of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. Gamache, had his tonsils re-
moved Tuesday at the Libby hospital
Mrs. Chas. ]. Martin and the three
younger children left Monday evening
to motor to Waterbury, Conn, for a
visit with Mrs. Martins relatives.
A recent fire started either accident
ally or purposely on my property has
caused me TO close it to the public
Trespassers will be prosecuted-George
Hennessy. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Murray of
Eureka were in Libby Tuesday evening
visiting friends and taking in the cleo
ton night dance sponsored by the Libby
Commercial club.
For Sale--2 year old heifer, milking
W Moody. 1t
Louis Anderson of Conrad is in the
city visiting with his daughter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baker. Also a
guest at the Baker home is Miss
Eleanor Hedberg, of Great Falls, a
niece
L. c. Kensler, county commissioner
Of Troy, was in the city Monday meet
ing with the other members of the
board of equalization. Only one citizen
appeared before the board at that time
with request for tax matter adjust
ment.
Richard Clark and Perry H. Nelson,
forest service workers of the Rexford
district are patients in the Libby hos
pital. Clark has bad axe cut in a
foot which cut an artery and which
bled profusely Nelson is suffering with
an infected leg.
Miss Edith Jewell returned to Spo-
kane Sunday after spending two weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. c.
Jewell Miss Edith is an expert shot, so
it is said, and while home exterminated
quite few gophers and gartersnakes
with her % rifle
John Curtis left Wednesday for
Helena where he has been offered a
position in one of the state departments
by Governor Cooney. Just what the
nature of the work is to be was not
quite clear, but It was understood to be
in some clerical capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. White of St.
Louis Mo-, arrived in Libby during the
week, driving in from their eastern
home, and will spend some little time
here Mr.. White is interested in The
Zonolite company, being engaged in
sales promotion in the middle west.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Harris, Jr.,
accomnaried bv Mrs. Harris mother.
Mrs. L. E. Hiatt and by Miss Anita
Harris motored to Kalispell the latter
part Of the week to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Austin on their ranch east
of that city. They returned home Mon
dav after a delightful visit with many
old friends they met while there. Mr..
Harris reports that farmers of the Flat
head valley are saving this years will
be the best crop they have had since
! 1916 Hay and grain crops stand as
| high as the fence posts, Harris says.
Expert work guaranteed on all cal
and truck repairing Give us a trial
Kirkpatrick & Olson, City Garage II
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Church arrived
u Lihhv Monday for a visit with Mr.
| Church's brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Church. They motored north
from their home in Long Beach. Calf.
and enjoyed an outing fishing Oregon
w Washington and Canadian trout
streams. Mr.. Church is an instructor
in polytechnic school in Long Beach
and before starting on his outing speni
a few weeks teaching in a summer
school in northern California He was
in the southern California city during
the late severe earthquake and talks
interestingly of that experience. Every
school building in the city was de-
stroyed, he says, and since that time
schools have been conducted in ten
structures. with board floors and walls
/ One noticeable result was remarkable
improvement in the children's health
he stated The loss to the city in de-
strpction of their school buildings wa.
/ very heavy and it will be some time
before Ehe new onces are built ant
equipped, said Mr.. Church.
For Sale-S Singer Sewing Machine
good as new.-Ted Berry. Att