The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-19

E ]. Weidner. Troy merchant, was
Libby business visitor Tuesday.
Otto Gehre, rancher of Fortine. was
transaetiaR business in Libby, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Grigg of Troy
were business visitors in Libby Thurs
day
A 12-pound son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs William Dutton on Saturday
the 14th.
Miss Patricia Sullivan will leave Fri
day to spend the holiday vacation al
her home in Whitefish.
The Gift Supreme StrutWear Re-
verse hosiery, beautifully boxed, 79c 10
81 .50.--Kootenai Mercantile Co. II
f. E. Jaqueth is leaving today for
Missoula to attend meeting of Chew
rolet dealers
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Lloyd were
shopping in Libby Friday, coming in
from their ranch in the Fisher river
district
John Vanderwood arrived in Libby
last Friday and will spend the holidays
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Vanderwood
Miss Ruby Thompson and Miss
Gladys. Jackson will leave the last IF
the week for Butte where they will
spend the holiday vacation
Miss Margaret Weller is expected
home next Saturday from the Cornish
school at Seattle to spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. v. W. Weller
Billy West will arrive the latter part
of the week TO spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. H. West.
He is student at Montana state uni
versity.
Lamar Rowland is expected home
from his studies in the Cornish school,
Seattle, to visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ .. Rowland, over the
holidays
Merle Ebbe of Standpoint, distric!
manager of the Mountain States. Power
company, was in Libby last Friday con-
ferring with Manager Driear on COM
pany matters.
Miss Jean Barkee will come from her
studies at Washington State College,
Pullman, to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Barkee.
She will arrive Sunday
Miss Betty Richardson returned from
Spokane last Sunday, where she spent
a couple of weeks on business and
pleasure She visited with her parents
here and then left today for Chillo-
Gothic, Mo. where she will enter col
lege to take up pen art.
Paul Curtis will pass through Libby
tomorrow on his way from Chicago to
Klickitat, Wash, where he will visit
the sawmill Of the ]. Neils Lumber
company He will return to Libby to
spend Christmas, Mr.. Curtis is sta
toned at Chicago as salesman for the
local lumber company.
MIR and Mrs P. O. Larson and son
Bill left Monday for Plains to attend
the funeral Of cousin, Floyd w.
Boehler who was killed in an accident.
Boehler was killed while unloading logs
from freight car. The logs started
suddenly to roll from the car and
caught Boehler before he could Jump
to safety, crushing him to death
Lighted Christmas trees are begin
ming TO make their appearance not My
in store windows but out Of doors as
well One of the first to be lighted and
one Of the prettiest is the tree in The
E. J. Driear yard This year, in addi-
ton to the usual colored lights, Mr..
Driear has placed large lighted star
at the top Of the tree. 1t is very pretty
and attracts much attention The Will
liam Herbert yard also attracts atten-
ton with two lovely trees.
Fruit cakes 25c to $3.50, cigars and
cigarettes holiday wrapped complete
line of Christmas candies, nuts, fruits
and groceries -Kootenai Mercantile Co.
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