The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-23
LOCAL STUFF

Charts. the perfect foundation, gladly
shown.-Louise LeDuc 39-W Hip
James Leary was down from Eureka
Monday looking after business mat
ters here.
Mrs. Henry Nelson left Monday for
Canada to visit there with Mr.. Nelson
and with a son and daughter.
A deal was closed during the week
whereby G. O. Hoberg purchased the
Alfred Manicke place in South Libby
Lud Ludvickson, Bob Fraser and
Charles Challinor motored last Friday
10 Glacier park on weekend trip,
returning to Libby Monday morning
Max Glassco Of San Dimas, Calf,
accompanied by friend arrived in
Libby during the week for visit with
his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Kienitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Henley and chill
dren of Spokane were in Libby last
week visiting with Mrs. Thomas Long
and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Perrssini and
young son Of Great Falls are here visit
ing their relatives, Mr. and Mrs r.
Spain and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Polette.
Mrs. Adam Wunderlich returned to
Libby Tuesday from Spokane where
she had undergone a serious operation
in hospital. She is reported much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rasmussen and
children of Troy were in Libby Sunday
as guests Of MIR. and Mrs r. w. Smith
berger. Mr.. Rasmussen has been one
Of the border patrol stationed at Troy
but is being removed to Opheirn, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Smithberger and
daughter Betty Ann drove to Spokane
Wednesday morning for a short time
in the city. They were accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Davidson who had been
visiting in Libby with Miss Margaret
Fennessy.
Mr. end MRS. Jean Riley drove over
from Kalispell Sunday and later left
for Portland, Ore, accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Laura, and Frank
Karnes. Frank was returning to his
work in Portland after visit at his
home in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Dunagan and
daughter of Whitefish passed through
Libby Sunday on their way to Spokane
Mr.. Dunagan will be remembered as
Libby high school coach number of
years ago, since which time he has
been engaged in the hardware business
in Whitefish.
Vernon c. Friend sustained several
bad cuts and bruises about the left
eye and forehead as the result of an
auto crash when cars driven by Sam
Billings and Chas Hansberry collided
on Five Mile. No one else was injured
although the cars were rather badly
damaged.
DIR. and Mrs j. M Cairns and daugh-
ter Patricia arrived home Sunday from
an extended motor trip to the eastern
seaboard. They visited DR. Cairns peo-
pie in Pennsylvania and also enjoyed
the Century O. Progress Exposition in
Chicago. Their itinerary included many
other cities in the middle west and
east. They covered 1900 miles on The
trip.
A tourist stopped in Libby camp
the other night, en- route from Sweet
Grass to Seattle. His name was Tom
Richardson and while here he looked
up w. NJ Curtis for a visit. Although
he and Mr. Curtis had never met Rich
ardsons father and Mr. Curtis were
acquaintenances years ago in Wisconsin.
The visitor learned of Mr. Curtis resi-
dence here through the Rev. Wick,
former Methodist pastor in Libby.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Kraft and son
Ralph of San Francisco arrived in
Libby Sunday night for visit with the
Chas. Halsey family, Mr. Kraft and
Mrs Halsey being brother and sister.
Mr.. Kraft is first sergeant in the
u S. marine corps and he and his
family are on three weeks vacation
week of which was spent in Yellow
stone park. Wednesday morning they
left for Seattle on their way home &C
companied by Mrs. Halsey, her son
Richard and daughter Grace, who will
visit with relatives in Seattle.
New potatoes and cabbage for sale
Nick Bassaraba, six miles south of
Libby. 1t