The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-17
LOCAL STUFF

Chas. O. Rowe is ON the sick list
this week, suffering with an attack Of
gall BLADDER trouble
Mrs. ]. T. Chapel has been quite i'll
during the past week but Is reported
as better at this writing.
Joe DeVol, who has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks, is reported as
well on the road to recovery
VIM. E. Morton Of Kansas City, Mo.
was here Friday. From here he went
to Troy to look after business matters.
Mrs. James HarrisS Jr, and two little
daughters returned home Sunday from
two weeks visit with Mrs. Harris
parents in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Becker and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Becker returned Sat-
urday night from a months visit in
Cass Lake, Mimi, and Berwick, N. D.
St. Marys Guild of the Episcopal
church will be entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. X
kedzie, Mrs. w. H. Mann assisting
hostess.
Word reaches this newspaper to the
effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day
moved from Ural back to Fortine dur
ing the past weeks Mr.. Day has been
employed for some time as ferryrnan
at Ural.
Millett Keller. son of DR. F. H. KEEL
Ter, departed this week for Berkeley,
Calf, where he will complete his
course in optonYetry with the intention
Of later becoming associated with his
father in the profession.-Kalispell
Times
Eighteen Australians sent out by
their government to study social science
IN the United States and Canada were
passengers on Empire Builder No. 2,
Monday, enroute east. The day was
beautiful and the travellers were very
much impressed with the beauty of our
country-Whitefish Pilot.
The Girls Club Of the hieh school
enjoyed tea dansant in the little gym
Wednesday afternoon after school.
Joyce Daggett played the piano for
dancing Jeanne Barkee gave a reading
on etiquette. Light refreshments, pre-
pared by the home economic girls, were
served during the afternoon.
N R. Turner, auto salesman for the
Harry B. Henricksen garage of Kali
ispell, was in Libby Saturday confer
ring with E. W. Oylear and Joe Shelf
field of Libby Motor, Inc. The Latter
company will be distributor for Dodge
and Plymouth cars in this district. also
handled by Henricksen Of Kalispell
Mrs Chas. O. Rowe received letter
from her sister, Mrs Geo. Hastings Of
Portland, Oregon, stating that Rev.
Williams, formerly of the PRESBYTERIAN
church here, will speak over radio sta
ton .KEX Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
That would be 4:30 p. m, our time.
He wishes all his friends here to listen
in and those who hear tim to write
him in care of KEX
The state railroad commission surely
gave Poison a dirty deal when they
consented to the plan of the Northern
Pacific railway to discontinue passenger
train service between that town and
the main line. Previously the NJ P. ran
passenger train from Poison direct
TO MlSSOula, very convenient schedule.
Now the passengers must trust to luck
and the bus line to make connections
--Kalispell Times.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bolyard received
a telegram Sunday bringing the sad
news that their nephew, Ernest Boil
yard, had died suddenly at Ellensburg,
Wash. Ernest had undergone an opera
ton in an Ellensburg hospital, was
convalescing nicely, was up and about
the hospital and about ready to 60
home, but suddenly passedvaway. The
young man will be we'll remembered in
Libby where he frequently visited in
the Bolyard home