The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hosea moved
Monday into the Horace Clay house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Joy made a
trip to Libby Monday.
The Recreational club met at the
Moose hall Friday evening. Six tables
of pinochle were in play, Mrs. Earl
Laffoon and Clare Lafoon winning high
prizes and Mrs. ]. f. Wheeler and Roy
Jacques, low. David Doe and Joe Jones
furnished the music for dancing which
followed the supper.
Mrs. D. r. Wood left Monday for
Spokane to consult a physician. !.
Mrs. Fred French visited friends and
relatives in town Monday.
Coles McDougall of Vera, Wash, and
Mr.. Leavitt of Spokane are here this
week loading cedar poles at Leonia.
Mrs Frank Baggs entertained few
ladies at sewing Wednesday afternoon.
Bud Daugharty spent the week end
at home from his work near Missoula.
/ Mrs. d. F. Fewkes entertained the
bridge club at her home Wednesday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thorn purchased
new Plymouth sedan this week.
The Libby Lumber company is sell
ing all the dry timber on its holdings,
according to E. D. Stewart, representa-
tive.
Ben Coffman made trip to Spokane
last week
Those home on spring vacations from
college returned to their respective
schools Sunday. Miss Maxine Weidner
returned to Cheney Normal and Miss
Genevieve White and Gale Weidner re-
turned to Washington State College.
Mrs. L. A. Hosea entertained the
Senior Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Cecil Murphy and son of Sand
point are guests of Mrs. Myrtle Kinzie
Miss Marjorie Bailey is visiting Mrs
Jack Downey for few days.
Mrs. Veta Kensler entertained at {
dinner party Monday evening in honor
of her son Rogers tenth birthday.
The Masonic hall has been undergo
/ ing some changes at the hands of Henry
and Ashby Sanders and Carl Morrison
A new entrance way and stairs have
been built and the front has been sided
Tom Martin, master carpenter for The
Great Northern, was in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pentland, Mis-.
Selma Christopherson and Harold Davi.
were Libby visitors Saturday
i Mr. and Mrs M j. Fisher and Elmer
/ drove to Libby Sunday.
The Black Diamond mill started worl
Monday with full crew, giving sew
eral extra men employment.
Two Spokane auto freight truck.
made trip through here Wednesday
There is to be Townsend mas,
meeting at the Lincoln Theatre thi.
Wednesday evening at 7.30
H. v. Pritchard made business TRIP
to Kalispell over the week end
Miss Helen Haaland and Orsa Kidde
left Saturday for Helena, called as wit
nesses in the Olaf Bondahl counterfeit
case Frank Divis is acting as town
marshal during Mr.. Kidder's absence
Mrs. r. E. Clay entertained Satur-
day afternoon for her granddaughter
Patricia, the occasion being her ninth
birthday. Easter motives were carried
out in the luncheon which was serves
to IA guests.
| v. A. Sather spent the weekend il
: Everett, Wash, visiting his sister, Mis-
Fsther Sather, who is i'll in a hospita
there.
! The school election Saturday after
noon was very quiet affair with n
opnosition to the two candidates run
ming for office Harry Ford was re
elected to succeed himself and Al Will
lians was elected as trustee to fill tn
expired term of Mrs. Chas. Smith, VIII
declined to run again.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank French hav
purchased the former r. e Jones prop
ertv and have moved into town fror
their Iron creek home.
Mrs. Clifford Clay and Mrs, Fran
N,