The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-07-12

John Quirk, democratic candidate for
nomination for county commissioner,
was in Libby yesterday and today.
Girl wants to assist with homework,
care of children. Experienced. Phone
121-J. 1t
F. P. Carey of Eureka was in the
city the last of the week campaigning
in behalf of his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination for county COM
missioner.
Miss Louise Gay arrived home Sat-
urday from Portland, Ore, where she
had spent several months with rela-
tives. She plans to spend the summer
at home here.
c. w. Winkley of Fortine, candidate
for the republican nomination for coun-
ty commissioner, was in Libby Satur-
day and the first of the week meeting
the voters.
j. M. Oxender of Trego was in Libby
the first of the week campaigning. He
! is seeking nomination for the office of
county commissioner on the democratic
! ticket
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Green and son
motored over from eastern Montana
and visited with Libby friends Monday.
Mr. Green was former chief of police
j here.
| Chas. Heber and family left Satur-
I day for their home in Portland, Ore,
/ after having visited here for a week
at the home of Chas. Johanson. Mrs.
Heber is a sister of Mrs. Johanson and
Mrs. Emil Sites.
! A deal was closed last Friday where
by John Preputin of Great Falls pur-
chased of George Little his barber
shop, Mr. Preputin taking possession
/ that. day. Mr.. Little will remove to
Bremerton, Wash, and will be associ-
ated with son in a shop there.
Mrs Mary Gildea left last Thursday
for her home in Calgary, Alta, after
having visited here week with her
son. Chas. W. Gildea, and family. Mrs
/ Gildea had been visiting at Portland
and stopped here enroute home
Gust Steindorf and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Coolidge and daughter left
Sunday for their home in Klickitat, Wn
after spending week at the home OF
Leo Becker and other relatives. Mrs
Steindorf plans On visiting while
longer here
w. A. Mayo and family drove UP
from Missoula and visited over The
week end at the j. 7. Brindley home
While here Mr.. Mayo looked after q
timber claim he owns on Fisher river
Miss Lura Brindley returned with them
and will spend couple of weeks as
their guest in Missoula.
! A deal was closed yesterday whereby
E. |. Racicot purchased the S. D.
Hunter house in Libby It is understood
the Leary house, which Mr. and Mrs
Racicot have been occupying. has beer
sold to John Keller of Inkster, N. d.
who is planning 10 move here soon.
A rroun o. ladies' snent very pleas
ant afternoon last Friday as guests Of
Mrs. " w. Weller The affair was given
in honor Of the mother Of Mrs, Elmer
Switzer, Mrs McGuiggan Of St Paul
Mimi. who is visiting in the city. The
ladies spent the afternoon with thei.
sewing, with the hostess serving re-
freshlnents at its close.
Mr. and Mrs. August Bergstrom Of
Great Falls have been here during the
past week looking after business mat
ters and attending 10 assessment work
on the Fairbault company mines.
/ Word reaches Libby that E. II Curtis
former Libby resident but now at Mis-
sou1a, suffered broken leg in an ac-
cident during the past week. The lef
was fractured between the knee anc
ankle.
! Ora Tibbetts drove to Newport, Wn.
Monday to bring back his mother-in-
law, who will help in nursing he
daughter who is i'll. They made the triI
to and from Newport Monday afternoon
and night.
DR.. ]. M Cairns left Tuesday 70
Helena where he will attend the STATE
convention of the medical profession
After the close Of the convention n
will motor to Chicago where he vii
be met by Mrs. Cairns and daughter
who have been visiting in Milwaukee
the three Of them then going farthe
east TO visit relatives.
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