The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-04-23

See the new summer Straw Hats and
Helments at Penney's. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinton and
daughter, Miss Shirley. spent the week
end in Spokane.
Mrs. B. B. Withee and little son re-
turned Saturday from a visit of Two or
three days in Spokane.
w G. Seims is leaving today for a
two day conference in Spokane with
officials of the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York.
Dr. Boyd of Kalispell, of the state
livestock and sanitary board, arrived in
the city yesterday and will be mere a
few days inspecting all the diaries OF
this district.
Rueben Hamann left last Saturday
for Great Falls where he has secured
a position with the International Harv-
ester company. Mrs. Hamann expects
to join him there some time in June.
Al Williams, Dell Fewkes and Mr..
Morrison of Troy brought Norman
Morrison to the Libby hospital last
Sunday, Mr.. Morrison passing away
within few hours after being brought
to the hospital
F. j. Barkee and Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
|ert Savage were at Kalispell Sunday
where the two men attended a meeting
|of j. c. Penney Co. managers. Mrs.
Savage remained for two weeks visit
with her parents
Grand Exit" Columbias timely and
dramatic production of the G-men Of
the fire investigators, will be on view
at the Kootenai Theatre this week. Seen
in the leading roles are Edmund Love
and Ann Sothern, blonde star of The
Girl Friend" who made her screen de-
but about two years ago opposite
Lowe in Lets Fall in Love-
DR. and Mrs Howard Olson, &C
companied by Mrs. L. J. Olson and Mrs.
Lief johnson, left Tuesday to drive to
Grangeville, Ida, where DR.. Olson
plans to open dental office. While
there he will make arrangements for
office quarters and attend to other
matters. They expect to return to Lib
by in about week Mrs. l.. j. Olson
also plans to visit with relatives in
Washington.
K A. Klehm arrived in Libby from
Standpoint last Thursday in preparation
for the taking over of his new duties
as forest supervisor here, succeeding
c. S. Webb on May /, Mr.. Webb being
promoted to the regional office. Mr..
Klehm says he and his family always
liked Libby and are glad 10 get back.
Libby friends will be interested in the
statement made by Mr.. Klehn to the
effect that his oldest daughter will be
graduated from the Standpoint high
school this year, their son Carl is a
freshman in the high school and the
one who was baby when they left
here is now in the second grade.
George Hayes was leader a. the
Wranglers club discussion last night in
the Presbyterian church. and led the
discussion along lines that are being
much considered today. He chose as
his topic, What are fundamental |
PiHieip1es VI BoVeiiuueiit. lllis Was |
from the angle as to the |
proper methods to be used by instruct /
ors today in teaching the principles oil
government and in the comparison Of
the advantages and failures of other /
forms of governments with the good
and bad things found in our own gov
arnmental system. Excerpts were read
from new text book that is going into
some schools although it is not used
mere. The book criticized strongly
many Of our social shortcomings and
other features of our gov
The topic under Mr.. Hayes
provided an hour or two Of
interesting discussion