The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-15

L. S Welch went in TO Spokane las
night on business trip.
For Sale-1l2 ton international truck
VIII take half in wood.-Libby Motor
II
Mrs. Q. H Nordstrom had her tonsils
removed at the Libby hospital yester-
day morning
For Sale, at once. Household goods.
Call at old Fruit Store, from 3 TO 6
and to 8 p. m. 1t
Miss Gretchen Kienitz returned dur
ing the week from Spokane where she
had been attending summer school.
Carlton Joughin and mother, Mrs
Lou Joughin, drove into Spokane the
/ first of the week on business trip,
returning Tuesday evening.
FOUND-Bundle of clothing on
Swamp creek road. Owner can have
same by calling at this office, proving
property and paying for this adv. 1t
! Miss Lura Brindley and Miss Anne
! Louise Olson will leave this afternoon
TO spend the week end in Boomers
Ferry with Miss Brindley's sister. Mrs.
John Kugler.
Furnished house for rent--See Erick
E. Erickson. South Libby. 1t
Miss Leone COPYRIGHT arrived in
Libby Friday and will spend the bal
ance of the vacation here, resuming
her duties as teacher in the Libby
schools next month.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Taskey and
daughter and Mrs Jennie Bird of
Stryker and Mrs Olive Fagen of Eu-.
reka drove down TO Libby Monday TO
attend to business matters here.
I Mrs Amos Freel and two children
arrived home last Thursday from Bill
ings where they had been visiting. They
were called home by the accident in
which Mr.. Freel lost his left foot while
working in the woods
Mrs. Helen LAWN of Conrad and
Mrs Hedburg of Great Falls, accom-
panied by Mrs. F E. Baker and son
George, of this city, left yesterday
morning on motor trip to west coast
points. The three ladies are sisters.
The Cheskamae Campfire group, with
their guardian, Mrs. O. H. Nordstrom,
visited the ranch home Of Marie Mort
ensen at their last meeting They were
entertained by horseback riding. swim
ming and other sports After a busy
afternoon, supper was served, the girls
returning home and all reporting an
excellent afternoon
Room for rent, with use Of garage,
2 blocks west South Libby Store It
Paul Church drove into Spokane
last Thursday with H H. Mccullough
of Eureka and Chas Taskey Of For
tine. There he met Mrs. Church and
children who were motoring home
from a visit with Mrs Chureh's par
ents in Boise, Ida Mrs Church had
been accompanied by Ruth Switzer Of
this city. On the return trip Mrs.
Church was accompanied by an uncle
William Bauer, who visited here a few
days. The party reached home Sunday
afternoon.
Ted Holman, Ford salesman FOR the
Standard Motors, is more than busy
this week giving anyone who wants it
a ride In brand new Ford car This
is Ride Ford-Week and Ford him
self is conducting nation wide con-
test among Ford salesmen in which
the statesmen who give rides to the
most people during the week will be
presented with handsome prizes, the
country being divided into districts and
the statesmen connecting in their re-
spective districts. The garage or agency
employing the winning statesmen will
also win prize Holman says that any
one who would like to take a ride to
please let him know
For Sale-Studebaker sedan, $3.50;
carpenter and plumbing tools and
chest; New Home sewing machine, $40
Mrs, Maud Keller. 1t
Read the Western News ior Lincoln
County News.