The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-03-29

sale or rent Reasonable, easy leffns-
41-43
Potatoes for sale. Large, SIPS cwt.,
second grade 75c cwt, delivered Call
5F2 1t
John Johanson, one-time Libby
banker, spent the latter part of the
week on a business visit 10 this city.
Let Slim do it. Any odd jobs around
the house in spring clean up. P. O.
Box 211. 42-43
Libby people are in receipt of the
news that Mrs. Bealer, mother of Mrs
E. M Garrett, of Pondosa, Ore, recent
ly fell and broke hip.
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell and young son
returned home Sunday night from a
visit with her daughters in Spirit Lake,
Ida They made the trip by car
A vote for J. w. Haigler for police
magistrate at the city election will be
appreciated. 42-43-adv.
Circle B of the Presbyterian church
will have an Easter sale of fancy candy
baskets and fruit at the Variety Groc-
GiH oti odiQibdJ dltSliiOOli AiC oiot.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Oylear arrived
during the past week from their home
in Ellensburg, Wash, and have been
visiting with their son, E. W. Oylear,
and family.
THE fire department performed
public service Sunday morning by
washing off Mineral avenue through
the business section, thus helping to
lessen the dust nuisance.
Mrs. George Suits wishes to sell her
homestead rights at head of Dunn creek,
east of Jennings. Mont. 42-49
Previous to the storm of this week
Libby streets were becoming quite
dusty, due to the laying, during the
winter, of crushed gravel with more or
less clay in it. 1t can be said the city
council was considering taking some ac-
ton to correct this trouble, at least in
part, until later in the season when the
usual seasons oiling of the streets
could be done.
For Sale-5 acres fenced, room
house; barn, woodshed, large chicken
house, good root cellar. Creek running
| through place Cow goes with place
Small payment down. balance same as
rent ia miles west of town. Inquire at
News office. 1t
The American Legion Auxiliary was
entertained in an enjoyable manner
last night by Mrs. W. c. collars and
| Mrs. Rasmussen at the home of Mrs
collars. Humorous ideas featured The
entertainment, the house being decor
ated with signs and advertisements
ranging from No Trespass" to Stop
for Refreshments" admonitions. The
evening passed rapidly with games and
socially. Refreshments were served.
Next Thursday night there will be the
regular business meeting for both
Legion and Auxiliary at Legion hail.
with pot luck lunch.
A. c. johnson Of Calgary b. c., ar
rived Monday for a few days in the
city, attending a meeting regarding
Zonolite company affairs. MIR. johnson
said that business is slowly improving
in Canada. He remarked that farmers
are now getting about so cents for their
wheat while last year the net return
was only about rs cents and that now
hogs are from SIS to Sc per cwt. while a
year ago the market was only about
half that When questioned he stated
that Canada is not following any plan
similar to the MIRA nor is the Canadian
government carrying forward large
public works programs. Unemployed
transients are gathered in camps and
taken care Of without work, he said.
Relief is extended to needy families,
the city, province and dominion gov
eminent joining in the cost thereof.