The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-10-04

business caller in Libby today.
Ed Carlton of the Yak was trans
acting bushes in Libby Tuesday
Marshall Murray Eureka attorney,
attended court in Libbyson Tuesday.
For Sale Cheap-Roll top oak desk.
good condition-Mrs. O. G. Gompf, 85W
D. f. Thomas of Butte, fire insurance
inspector, was in Libby during the past
week
Attorney E. M Child of Kalispell
was transacting professional business
IN district court in Libby Tuesday
Rev. R. w Orr left the first of the
| week to attend a meeting of the Kalis-
pell presbytery held at Kalispell
Mrs. Stella Gillian of Conrad spent
the week end in Libby visiting with her
sister, Mrs. F. E. Baker, and family.
Apron, Food and Candy sale at the
j. * c. Hardware store Wednesday.
Oct. 10, by Presbyterian Ladies Aid. 1t
MIR. and Mrs Hal Dawson moved
Saturday from South Libby into the
Brouillard house that has been occu-
Ff~A ~ A'A&o1 AiiIIl lSilIlOlSOIi.
Mrs. William Powers arrived here
Friday from Whitefish called to Libby
by the accident that befell her husband
IN the railroad yards at Troy.
Mrs. E. T. Viebrock left Monday to
join Mr.. Viebrock at Havre after an
extended visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Amelia Spranger.
The county commissioners were in
regular session the first of the week.
Commissioners Kensler of Troy and
Millegan of Eureka being here.
H. j Gordon of Helena. of the State
Farm Debt Adjustment Advisory COM
mittee, was in Libby yesterday confer
ring with the Lincoln county commit
tee.
Miss Olive Arnold and mother, Mrs.
Josephine Arnold left by train Monday
for South Dakota where they will spend |
the winter visiting with a sister and I
daughter
For Sale-2 heavy rockers, couch,
! iron bed and springs, | heater
Mrs. Heller. 1t
A car collision at the Kootenai |
theatre corner this noon resulted in
tearing off a wheel and badly smashing
the fender of a car driven by William
Everett. The name Of the driver of
the other car, woman, was not /
learned. Mrs. Everett and children were
IN their car. No one was hurt.
DR.. A. E. Ostroot optometrist of
Libby, chairman of the Western Mon
tana Group of Optometrists, will pre-
side at meeting of that group to be
held in Kalispell next Saturday and
Sunday. Special attention will be given
to the visual problems of the school
child and to the Interpretation of blur
points.
Mrs. John Reedy and son John, Mrs.
E. j. Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs James
Reedy returned to Libby Saturday from
a motor trip to Kellogg, Ida, and
Omak, Wash, where they visited with
relatives. They were accompanied from
omak by Mrs. julius Botchek, who will
visit in Libby with her mother, Mrs.
John Reedy, and other relatives
A number Of young ladies from Libby
and their chaperones went to Camp
F-49 near Troy last Friday as guests
at delightful party staged by the
commanding officers and personnel of
he camp. 1t was farewell party staged
by the camp and it is said over 300 Z
guests were present from Troy, Libby
and Boomers Ferry. The evening was
devoted to dancing and other entertain
nent with a sumptuous luncheon served
At late hour. The Libby guests are
oud in their praise of the delightful
line afforded them.
For Sale-Furniture of four room
house; heater, tables, rugs, kitchen out
1T, lot of canned goods in glass and
in, 1000 gladioli bulbs, mixed colors;
% Chew car.-Mahlon Miller, 1911
Montana Ave.