The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-04-19

L. w Fette1y of Eureka was Libby
visitor the last of the week.
A son was born to Mrs. Romeo Gar
rison at the Libby Hospital yesterday.
For Sale-Hart oil burner for furnace,
all complete; reasonable.-Libby Hos
pital 1t
S. M. Logan, attorney and mining
man of Kalispell, was in Libby short
time Tuesday
Mrs. Archie Thompson of Rexford
came down last Friday and is patient
at the Libby hospital.
Jack Chester, we'll known business
man of Kalispell, was transacting bust
ness in Libby Tuesday.
I DR.. v. A. Hannigan returned Sunday
night from Missoula where ne attended
state dental meeting.
Jean Riley was over from Kahspell
the first of the week visiting with his
family and looking after business mat
tiers here.
Joe Sheffield and E. w. Oylear left
Wednesday evening for Kalfspeli and
Missoula to drive back two De Luxe
Ford sedans.
/ Louis Hawkins left Tuesday Tor De-
troit, Mich, and Ottawa and Montreal,
Can, where he will spend a month
visiting with relatives
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Webb are enjoy
ing a visit with Mrs. Alvin Mullikin
Of Orofino, Ida, who is niece of Mr..
Webb She arrived last Thursday.
E. w. Oylear and Ross Swarens- no
tored to Kalispell Tue ay, MIR.
Swarens dropping off at Whitefish 10
look after business matters there.
The j. & c. Garage reports the fol-
lowing car sales. this week: To Dr. Chas.
j. Martin Chevrolet coupe, to ]. A..
Krall Chevrolet delivery truck and
Walter Sleizer was taken to the Libby
hospital Sunday night where he under
went an operation for ruptured ulcer
Of the stomach. He is getting along
nicely at this time.
1t is understood that Spokane man
has rented the Wall building on Min
eral avenue frequently occupied by a
restaurant but now vacant and will
open fruit stand in it this summer.
to Paul Church Chevrolet sedan.
Joe Sheffield and John Mcclellan
went to Spokane Saturday where they
took delivery of two-ton White truck
and drove it back to Libby, Mr. Nc
Lellan purchasing it for use at his
feed store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brindley and Miss
Olive Arnold and her mother motored
to Thompson Falls to spend the week
end, Mr. Brindley driving the Arnold
car They went via the Bull Lake route
and Mr.. Brindley reports the roads in
good condition and the trip beautiful
from a scenic standpoint.
An interesting piano recital was given
by the pupils Of Mrs. Ernest Person at
her home last evening. Those playing
were Ellen Stuhlreiter, Betty Baker,
Harriet Sleizer, Bertha Withee, Maxine
McGill, Edith Detjens, Margaret Ham
mon, Shirley Sansavere, and Dorothy
Becker. About half Of the class we're
unable to take part because Of measles
Parents Of nearly all the pupils were
present.
B. j. Darlington and Bud Adkins Of
the Libby chapter Of DeMolay will at
tend the 10th annual conclave Of The
Montana State association to be held
at Havre Friday and Saturday of this
week. Delegations from other chapters
of the state will bring the total attend
ance of the meeting to nearly 500 A
special coach viii be put on the EN-
pire Builder at Whitefish where the
| Libby boys will Join those from Pol
son, Kalispell and Whitefish
Rev. Richard Price of Whitefish, in
charge of the Episcopal churches in
this field, received the sad news of the
death of his brother Carl c. Price,
Monday, and passed through Libby that
evening enroute to Buena Park, Calf,
to attend the funeral. Mr.. Carl Price
had number Of acquaintance ir
Libby as he was special agent for some
of the fire insurance companies repre-
sented here and used to visit Libby
every year.