The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-13

on Callahan creek beyond the Snow
storm mine Sunday to celebrate Mrs.
Frye's and Frank French's birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Southwick, Mrs.
Carl Johnson and Mrs. Pat keenan,
motored TO Boomers Ferry Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs F A. Forseth and three
children of Aberdeen, S. D., and Mrs.
Fred Daniels of Lisbon, N. D., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Driessen-
this week s.
Mrs Chas Smith entertained the
Junior Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon.
Les Norton broke some bones in his
right foot Monday when a heavy plank
fell on it at the Sunrise mine
c. s. Webb. J. X. Dwinelle and Roger
Billings were in town Tuesday, from
Libby.
Mrs. p T. Mettler and daughter
Alice and Phyllis and Miss Irene Coff-
man drove to Boomers Ferry Tuesday.
Several local people report straw
berries ripe, early for this late spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crush of Syl-
vanite were in town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. AL Cowie moved into
one of the Nelson houses across the
track this week
Gale Weidner arrived Thursday from
Pullman, where he has been attending
Washington State College.
Virginia and Cletus Smith arrived
via Noxon Wednesday from Helena to
kspend the summer with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McNeill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Wilson, aunt and
uncle of Mrs. Gordon Daugharty. ar
rived Tuesday from Pullman, Wash, for
visit
Chas. Curtis returned Tuesday from
Camas Hot Springs.
Mr. Davis of Leonia and VIM Flem-
ing were in town Tuesday.
Ruth Sloan of Richland, Wash, is
/ spending the summer here visiting rela-
| tives.
Russell Antisdel arrived Tuesday
] from the Lewiston State Normal te
spend the summer with his parents.
Richard Bartlett is in Ashton. Idaho
visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Tom Metz, for the summer
The A. L. Dean family left Wednes-
day for Kalispell, where they expec
to spend the great part of the vacation
l.. B. Taylor Natalie Taylor and Der
Taylor returned last Friday from The
University of Montana Ben will leave
Friday to attend the ROTC camp a
Fort George Wright
A charivari party was given Monday
evening at Linger Longer Beach foi
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Snyder.
A carload of highway culvert pip.
was unloaded this week for CCC camp
40 and so and the forest service.
Violations of highway traffic rule
are numerous here, according to mo
florists. One group report that on Mon
day evening, coming from Libby, the,
met several cars, not one of which dim
med their lights, that they passed an
other car parked in the center Of tn,
road and another with only one head
light. Another motorist reported tina
he met a car on the wrong side of tn,
road on a sharp and dangerous curve
Perhaps, after a few visits from tn,
highway patrol, these violations viii
be stopped.
1Hs SCIlOOl DOdIu Ills Wech gave
contract to Mrs. Genevieve Griese t
take Miss Martins place in the JUNO
High Mrs Griese has taught for eigh
years in Miles City, during which tim
she has had charge of the chorus worl
for both high school and grade school,
and she has taken many teams to tn
state music meet. She has had lively
years of piano instruction, under
German instructor.
Mr.. Sam Johns of Kalispell was her
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Myrtle Kinzie visited her scr
Cecil Murphy, at Standpoint Sunda
and Monday.
i Mrs. Harry Preston, who visited q
the Anthony Joy home last week, re
turned Thursday to Kalispell with he
father, o. A. Whitaker who stoppe