The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-09-03

days visiting relatives in the Flathead
Dan Garvin and Kenneth Gwynn re-
turned from Libby the fore part of the
week where they have been employed
on the Lobnitz contract
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Waller are enjoy
ing new Chevrolet town sedan.
Miss Doris Armstrong of Brady re
turned home Thursday after spending
the past six weeks as house guest at
the Orville johnson home.
Mrs. VIM. West and son, Roy, accom-
panied by Mrs. Vanleishout and chill
dren and Miss Reva johnson, motored
to Libby Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mikalson and
daughter Laurine, accompanied Alfred
Pluid to Kalispell on Monday.
DR.. Lowell and staff are mourning
the loss of one of the parrakeets the
Doctor recently brought back from
California. The remaining bird seems
ute unconsolable in her grief.
| Rev and Mrs c. B. Marsh, Ian. and
Miss Patricia Gibbons motored to Kali
! ispell Monday. They planned on bring
i ing Charles Marsh from his work in the
park but due to a new outbreak of
fires he was unable to come.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Dashiell, Mrs. Dan
Garvin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yoppe
spent two days in Glacier park last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Yoppe called on
fr1 H. IL
Geo. Stolz and R. w. Fremming Of
Libby were in town Monday.
Webb Carey was in town the fore
part of the week trimming the trees on
the Oscar Wolf place.
Mrs. Warren Cole has purchased the
place known as the Bill Hunsinger
house and moved in.
John Quirk has purchased the Vic
Wolff house and moved in on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Owens spent the week
end in Kalispell.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Cook, Rachael and
the doctors mother were Sunday guests
at the Winslow ranch.
Miss Lucille Roholt returned on Sun
day from week spent with Miss
Rachael Cook in Kalispell
Miss Dorothy Carey of Spokane ar
rived Sunday for short stay with
her father and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Klossner and |
daughter and Miss Helen Metcalf Of |
Kalispell spent Sunday at the Horace
Sampson home.
Mayor Kellogg, W. c. Albee and Har-
ny Elliott were business callers in Libby |
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Preston have gone
to Deer Lodge on a business. trip.
F. P. Carey arrived last Wednesday
night from short visit with his daugh-
ter and family at Metalino Falls Mr.. /
Carey had an accident coming home by
being forced to drive into stump or
collide with car. Choosing the stump,
he was slightly injured but is almost
recovered
Sam Bottorf has gone to Colville,
Wash. as district manager for the Hof
ert Christmas Tree Co.
Miss Julia Wallace and Miss Clara
Preston leftifor their home at Oak Park,
ILL.,, after vacation spent at the e. M
Preston home.
Mrs j. r. Rice, Ronald and Miss Lois
Rice spent a pleasant Sunday at The
A. j. Flemming home in Gateway
Eureka people shopping in Kalispell
on Thursday were: Mesdames c. B.
Graves, Ed Hendrickson, Kenneth Cur
It's, Grandville Lyons and Sterling
Schagel, Bob Hamilton and Dayle
Graves.
Russell Anderson is home from Mo
Use, where he spent the summer in a
~CC camp.
Carl Shook of Plains arrived the first
If the week for visit with old friends.
Miss Beverley Ann Tichbourne re-
turned to her home in Kalispell after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rudy Peck
Mrs Nettye Douglas left Thursday
.or Seattle where she will visit her
parents and her daughter, Mrs Tom :
Warden.
Mrs. Leonia Wilbanks returned to her
home in Los Angeles Thursday after
spending the summer here.
The Jas. Broderick family we're |
choppers in Kalispell Friday. 9
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Ali Of Fortine S
we're business callers in Eureka Mon
lay. {
Mrs. Ray Frost and daughter, Grace, /
lrove to Warland Wednesday to look
've- the teacherage Miss Frost will oc- s
'upy this winter.
Miss Mile Hammer of Waller stopped
t the Frost home enroute home from Y
spokane. Miss Louise Frost .notored 3
Ter to Whitefish Sunday where she
ook the train home. y
The Methodist Aid will meet at the {
'rench home on Thursday with COW
red dish Members will bring thimblcs r
o sew on the quilt. q
Miss Nellie Spaulding returned on
tuesday, from two weeks spent with r
ar. and Mrs. w. Sutherland at their s
ew location at Spokane Bridge. The \