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

The Junior Woman's club will hold
its next regular meeting on Tuesday
night
Mrs. Lionel Shaurette left Friday for
a visit with her parents in Charleston,
Wash.
Strayed or Stolen-Yellow Angora
cat. Suitable reward for its return
Helen Hunter 1t
DR.. j. W. Church announces the birth
of son to Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Hoef
ner on Saturday, Sept. q.
The Misses Antonio and Elizabeth
Grandjean returned Friday from visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Throop at Troy
Mrs. John Clark and Miss Christie
Mann motored into Spokane Saturday
returning to Libby the first of the
week.
K. Freshman, case worker for the
Lincoln County Relief committee, was
attending to relief matters in Troy
Monday.
Louis Baker, Jr., returned TO Libby
Sunday from Shelby where he had
been employed for some time by the
Great Northern.
X. F. Macdonald of Helena, state
superintendent of fisheries, was in
Libby Saturday comforting with Elmer
Phillips at the state fish hatchery here.
Mrs. Nj arth Ia Anderson returned
Thursday from trip in eastern Mon
tana. Alberta and Dakota looking I'D a
location but decided that Libby had adj
vantages over any place visited
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Switzer, ST., and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Switz-
er,Jr., motored Sunday to Standpoint
going by way of Boomers Ferry and
returning the Bull Lake route.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Kinney arrived
in Libby Saturday. Mr. Kinney is an
engineer for the bureau of public roads
and has crew of eight men working
here on highway engineering south Of
the city.
Libby friends will be interested in
the news that Miss Pauline Hough,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Hough
of this city, is continuing her nurses
training in the Cook County hospital
in Chicago. She expects TO be there
eight months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Leigh arrived
home Saturday from a motor trip Of
several weeks spent visiting relatives
in the middle west and taking in the
Chicago fair Going east they travelled
| through Kansas and saw some OF The
worst drouth country. They also visited
| Yellowstone park
| Three young men from Seattle spent
part Of the past week in Libby while
working their way east to New York
City. They were energetic young hust-
lers. rustled number of jobs, and
were good workers. Stepping into the
W. N. Curtis store, one of them was
surprised to run onto Mrs. Curtis, 10
whom he had gone to school when Mrs
| Curtis was teaching in Seattle. The
chance encounter resulted in the three
boys being entertained Sunday at The
/ Curtis home when everyone enjoyed a
fine visit. They were immensely pleased
with Libby and the treatment accorded
them here and remarked 1t was the
best town they had visited on their
| travels. Monday they received letters
from their people in Seattle, decided
they had seen enough of the world for
/ this trip and turned about and went
back home.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Church and chill
dren arrived home Monday from a
three weeks motor trip TO southern
California where they visited relatives.
They visited at Los Angeles San Diego
and also drove down into old Mexico
Mr.. Church reports that conditions are
not improving very rapidly in Cali
fornia and according to statements
made TO him, the threat of Sinclair's
election is already driving capital out
of the state. It is believed by large
number that Sinclair's election is as
sured and it is said capital seeking in
vestment is not going to take chance
on what may happen to its investments
under a socialistic regime in that state.
/ See Walt Disney's Three Little Pigs"
at the Kootenai Theatre Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday.
MR. AND MRS. VOTER, Of Libby
Township, Lincoln County, Montana
1t you do not want me as Justice of
the Peace, vote for the other two men.
REMEMBER, there are two Justices TO
elect and three candidates If you vote
for only one you have only half voted
and your other half vote is half vote
for the man you do not want. VOTE
FOR TWO.-Pol Adv Paid for by j.
r. Skidmore. 18-20-22