The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-29

or MS sister, Mrs. mildred Ira1g, VINO
is also niece of Mrs. F B. Callow
Frank Swanson has recently received
letter from his daughters, Myrtle and
Ruby Swanson, who are studying at
Uppsala University in Stockholm,
Sweden, taking course in information
al affairs. Pictures of the two girls,
who are high school teachers in Homo
lulu, were on the front page of Stock
holm's leading newspaper, upon their
arrival there. En- route from Honolulu
to Sweden, they stopped at Townsend,
Maryland, to visit their sister Florence,
who is an inferno at the Shepherd and
Pratt Hospital there. The two young
ladies have also been visiting relatives
in Sweden
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Pentland have
returned from Babb. Mont, where Mr.
Pentland was employed this summer as
bookkeeper for Tomlinson-A rkwright
Co
Mrs G. North of Butte is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Ford.
The M. E. Sunday School will start
again Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
after two months summer vacation.
| Leonard Hodgson and children Gre
del and Leasing, returned Saturday TO
Woods Bay after a visit with the A.
1 NJ Hubbard family.
L. G. Sperry of Libby was here on
business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Curtis made an
auto trip to Spokane the first of the
week
c. A. Josh Inman played for the
i dance at the new Cedar creek hall,
which opened Saturday
Gordon Wood visited his mother,
Mrs D. T. Wood, and other relatives
over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs p A. Peterson will go
to Browning the latter part of the
week, for weeks vacation.
Mrs c. E, Smith of Bell. California,
arrived here Monday to visit old friends
on her way to her daughters in Valley
! City M D. She went to the
Fred French home Tuesday to visit.
Marilyn and Jimmy Smith returned
Tuesday from visit with relatives in
'Whitefish
Miss Cecile Nestingen visited friends
here Sunday on her way from her
home in North Dakota to Spokane.
Miss Selma Christopherson returned
Monday from Nome, NJ d., via
Glacier Park. She left Tuesday to
spend few days in Spokane.
Mrs. Harry Douglas stopped here
Friday to visit the P. T. Meter family
on her way to Victoria, B. c., where
her husband is general agent for the
4 Great Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Powers left Fri
day for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Snyder made a
trip to Libby Monday.
j. E. Northcutt, Geo N Sellers and
DR.. D. H. Burcham, Liberty Metals
stockholders, returned Saturday to
Kansas City.
Paul Sather caught 26 inch bull
trout Saturday in Lake creek. The
trout, which weighed seven. pounds, is
on exhibition at E. j. Weidner's store
alongside Of Dale's 6l2 pound bass.
Paul Deyerle Of the Yak left Satur-
day for Yakima to visit
Web English started work Tuesday
at the Troy Commercial Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulsen have moved
into one of the Ed johnson houses.
Fred Watson, who will be remem-
bered as the carpenter who worked or
the Yak bridge and at the Doonan
hotel, passed away in July at Kalispell
at the result of yellow jaundice.
Ben Henry, mine inspector of Helena
was a business visitor here this week.
Art Barker and Joe Thornton loaded
out car of concentrates from the Key
stone mine this week 1t was shipped
to East Helena.
Miss Mary Heating returned from
Spokane and went to her place at Syl-
vanite Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitefield and
daughter of Kalispell were here the
first Of the week visiting Mrs White
fields mother, Mrs. Mae Smith, and
brother, Charles
4 H. w. Landshaw, r. X O. represent
alive from Salt Lake City, was here
Sunday calling on P. T. Meter,
c. s. Webb, forest supervisor, was
here from Libby Monday on official