The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-27

Wanted to Rent-Three or Jour room
house. Inquire at this office. 1t
Frank Wegner, who is employed at
Bolton, was in Libby over the week
end
scandinavian Ladies, Aid will have
food sale at the Variety Store Sat
urday, June %. Il
Miss Eleanor Hedberg arrived Sun
day from Great Falls and is visiting
at the F. E Baker home.
MI and Mrs. Don Williamson, Miss
Letha Williamson and Carl Vaughan
spent the week end on visit to Glacier
park. While there they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Rundell, at Bolton.
The Misses Olive and Verda Arnold
and their mother, Mrs Josephine Ar
mold, drove into Libby Sunday from
Flandreau, S. D. They have rented n
cabin at Savage lake and will spend
the summer there.
DR.. and Mrs. c. ]. Martin, accom-
panied by Mrs. Martins sister, Mrs.
Stella Morgan, of Waterbury, Conn.
spent the later part of the week visiting
Glacier national park. Mrs. Morgan IS
now visiting with DIR. and Mrs. Martin
in The city.
Miss Wilma Nicely, Miss Helen And
erson Mrs. II. B. Newcomer and daugh-
tiers, Eljo Lee and Donna, Of Sheridan,
Wye, are all visiting at the home Of
pton chic xuopk Mice
Nicely and Mrs. Newcomer are sisters
of Mrs. Rice.
| Manager Driear of the Mountain
States Power company states that the
company recently finished fencing the
reservoir above the city. A wire fence
has been built back some distance from
the water, which will keep all stock
/ from the reservoir.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ] Driear and Mr.
and Mrs A. M Hoffman enjoyed last
Sunday on a motor trip up Pipe creek
and back home via the Yak section
They report most delightful outing
and state that the scenery is beautiful
throughout this entire drive.
DR.. John Burns of Spokane visited
last week in Libby with DR. V. A. Han
nigan, the two men driving into Spo-
kane for the week end. DR. Burns, ar
NJ D., graduated from Creighton uni
versity last spring and will soon go K
Seattle as an inferno in one of The
hospitals there.
A. N Richard has received word from
Harold Miller, at Vancouver. Wn., tha
Mr.. MilIer's aged father had passed
away on Friday of last week Mrs
Miller received word the same day ane
left that evening to attend the funeral
Funeral services were held Wednesday
The old gentleman was 81 years OLE
at his death.
Mrs. w. N. Curtis left Monday 10
Ironwood, Mich. upon receipt of ;
telegram stating that her brother, S. w
Roche, had died there on Sunday Mr.
Roche had been in i'll health for SOM
time and his death was not unexpected
He will be remembered by many Libb,
people, having visited here at variou
times.
Joe Kuiawa and son Raymond spen
Sunday on hiking trip up Ramse
|. creek Mr. Kujawa reports he foun
| tucked away on the upper stream
lake with which he surmises few ar
acquainted, He says ii is beautifl
little body Of water, dropped down i
the mountains and hidden in dense tim
. Der, a wonderful stand of white pin
being in that back country. He furthe
reports that on the main stream, com
: ing out from a lake, there is a cascad
: that drops some 400 to 500 feet carry
ing volume of water about the sam
as Flower creek at this time of tn
year. Just another instance of the man
beautiful spots to be seen in all part
: of this favored section.
A party composed of Mr. and Mr.
!. r. r. Veldman, Mr.. and Mrs ].
Krall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Olson an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson spent last Sun
day exploring a section that has bee
: recently opened to cars. They drove I
Fish Trap lake in Sanders count,
/ picnicked there, and then proceede
I few miles farther to the Fish Ira
forest lookout AT that point the eleva
$ ton is over 5000 feet and the view
magnificent, state all visitors. The part
drove out via the Thompson rive
! route and returned via the Wallac
< ranch. They report the scenery alon