The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-02-15

Amos Freel has secured position as
steam slovenian with the Sam @Orino
highway crew
Mr. and Mrs Russell Caudill are The
parents OF a daughter born at the Libby
hospital Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Webb returned
Saturday from a visit of few days at
Couer d'Alene City, Ida.
D. O. Mount leaves today for Shelby
to attend conference of federal re-
employment officials.
Stray Hereford hener cali came to my
place Owner can have same by proving
property and paying feed and advertis-
ing BILL. W. Daniel, Warland. 36-37
The Misses Helen and Gertrude Pival
entertained group of friends Saturday
night in honor of Miss Mildred Nc
Comas on her birthday. The evening
was passed pleasantly with games, with
refreshments served.
E. A. Rice, rancher south of Libby,
phoned in this noon that the red winged
blackbird that has been coming to his
place early each spring for two or three
years arrived this morning. about 80
days ahead of time. A meadoWlark has
also put in its appearance.
Libby theatre goers will be interested
in the announcement that Fredric
March is to be seen here again Sun
day and Monday in All of Me- a
dynamic love story, with supporting
cast including Miriam Hopkins, Helen
Mack and George Raft Those who have
seen this outstanding picture state it
is one Of the most intensely interesting
Of recent months
Night" with Helen Twelvetrees at The
Kootenai theatre Thursday, Friday,
Saturday. The dramatic story of wise
cracking youth who is caught up in the
whirlpool of cheating love in which his
sister is involved, and who battles his
way through to one of the most power
full and surprising climaxes ever con-
ceived
The Birthday Club met at the home
Of Mrs. George Stout Monday after
noon where they celebrated Mrs. Stouts
and Mrs. Brooks birthdays. Ten mem
bers were present, two being absent on
account of illness The afternoon passed
pleasantly with sewing and visiting,
lunch being served at its close. The
club has held many enjoyable meetings
since its organization several years ago.
1t is interesting to compare the mild
weather this year with what visited this
nr4 f.r,{o m,
Feb. s, the government thermometer at
Libby registered 81 degrees below zero.
That was the coolest recorded since
Jan z, 1924, when the mercury dropped
TO 46 degrees below zero, the coolest
ever recorded here. This winter the
coolest weather to date has been 10
above zero
The Junior Girls class Of the NJ E.
Sunday school held their annual valen-
tine party at the church Tuesday after
noon. Valentine decorations were used
and the lunch was enjoyed by all. The
class was much pleased to have Betty
Baker with them again after an i'll
ness of several weeks. Others present
were Marjorie Heath, Maxine McGill,
Ethel Gass, Lois Pitcher, Irene Ikeda
and their teacher, Mrs. A. Z. Blackwell.
The Wranglers club enjoyed another
evening of discussion last night with
r. w. Billings leading in consideration
of the subject, Over production versus
under consumption. Have we too much
to use or have we too little capacity
to use? Can demand be made to equal
the supply? If so, how, when and
where?' Mr.. Billings had made care
full and thoughtful study Of the subject
and presented it in manner that
brought out an interesting discussion.
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