The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-07-04

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E L. ,Jauueth was a business. caller
in Kalispell the first of the week.
c. H. Belmont of Ural was transact
ing business in Libby on Tuesday
Partly furnished house and one room
furnished apartment. Call 43-R. II
Work wanted as maid in home; ex-
perienced.-P. o. Box 2, Libby Sc
Joe Fennessy, Jr, had his tonsils,
removed at the Libby hospital Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Johnson spent the
Fourth with Mr. Johnson's parents in
Kalispell.
Standard Motors reports the sale of
new Ford ton and half V8 truck 10
the City Garage
Frank H. Clark and .Alleen Kirk of
Leonia were granted marriage license
in Libby on June II.
Ed Samm of Moscow, Ida, was IN
the city the first of the week looking
/ after mining interests here.
Undersheriff and Mrs l. G. Sperry
and daughters motored TO Eureka 10
spend the Fourth with friends
Lewis Abner Cobb and Nellie H.
Hurd of Troy obtained marriage Ii
cense in Libby on Thursday, June q.
Mrs. Emma Teeple fell Wednesday
and broke her right leg at the knee
joint, the fracture being just above the
knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rawlings returned
to Libby Monday night from Arizona.
Mr.. Rawlings is considerably improved
in healthy
Art K1ingel and w. r. Wilcoxson of
Great Falls were in Libby the first of
the week, looking after mining inter-
asts here.
Miss Mary Stuhlreiter will leave
Friday for Great Falls where she will
resume her studies in nursing at The
Columbus hospital
County Attorney and Mrs. Murray
and children went to Eureka Wednes-
day to spend the Fourth with Mrs
Murray's mother, Mrs. C. B. Hamilton
Bill Barton and friend, Dick Carleton,
Of Portland Or, are spending the sum
mer here visiting with their aunts
Mrs. E. N. Alley and Mrs. M. F. Gay
Mrs. c. r. Mercord Of Kalispell and
Mrs Arden Sloan and son of Whitefish
left Tuesday for their homes after hav-
ing visited here with Mrs. Magdalena
Stuhlreiter.
The county commissioners were in
Libby the first of the week. in their
regular monthly session. Commissions
ers Frost Of Eureka and Kensler o.
Troy being here
For Sale-3 lots 7 room house; 16(
acre ranch.-Box SGT Libby. 5.
.. Mrs. John Bousfield and young aor
arrived in Libby Wednesday night o
$ last week from Minneapolis and vii
spend some time here visiting will
her mother, Mrs. Lou Joughin, and he
brother, Carleton Joughn.
! Mrs. Glen West left Sunday for he
new home in Missoula after having
been here to dispose of their household
I goods MIR. West has secured employ
4 ment with the regional office of III
forest service in Missoula.
IS Mrs. Anna Christie and granddaugh
h ter, Geraldine Burke, expect to leav
soon for Minneapolis where they wi
visit for some time at the home of MI
= and Mrs J. c. Roche, Mrs Roche bein
: daughter Of Mrs. Christie.
The office Of the resident enginee
y of the u. S. bureau Of public roads wa
g moved Saturday from the building &c
y cupied by the City Electric and Plumb
ing Shop into the building formerl
e occupied by the old Model cafe.
! Mrs E. N. Alley was hostess at
~ delightful o'clock dinner at her ranc
home last Thursday night. The guest
d were Mr. A. c. johnson and Mr.. Get
/. Elliott of Calgary; Mr. W. B. Mayo an
Ie Mr.. Talbot Smith Of Detroit, Mich; M
and Mrs. F. E. Schundler and Mr.. Rob
!, ert Sprague and Mr.. Duke Sprague, {
- Joliet ILL.,
At Vernon Crotteau arrived home Tues
! day from Portland where he and Mr.
Crotteau had taken their little daugh
: ter Frances, to undergo series of or
\ CITATIONS in hospital there The lit
: the front of the neck some months az
and the operations are to correct III;
trouble. 1t will require five operation
+, Mr.. Crotteau was assured The opera
~ tions would be wholly successful ar
: that the scars will be almost completed
e1 removed. Mrs Crotteau will remain
II the city couple Of weeks but the lit
g girl will have to remain about thrt
IS. months.