The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-08

Frank Anderson is a patient at the
Libby hospital suffering from burns.
undersheriff c. Q. Hoisington and
wife drove down to Leonia on Tuesday.
II. l. Beebe came in from his ranch
Tuesday to transact business in the
city.
William Caudill underwent ton
sillotomy at the Libby hospital Tues
day
Mrs. Carrie La Munyan and Mrs. B.
Mooney visited with friends in Eureka
Sunday
Mrs. J. P. Fuller underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Libby hospital ON Sep
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Mrs. Ed Laehn and Mrs. Harold
Magee came up from Troy Friday to
call on Mrs. r. A. Gowan.
Lee Ross Of Great Falls and Kay Ed
in Libby last Friday by the Rev. Orr.
Dell Beckman and Della r. Patterson
Of Shelby were married in Libby on
September 20, The Rev. r. w, Orr Of
floating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krall left Satur-
day on motor trip to California. They
will visit with Mrs. Kralls parents in
San Diego.
George Enders left yesterday to re-
turn to Corners, Mont, after visit
here with relatives. He is employed at
Corners in CCC work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baney arrived
home Sunday evening from Deer Lodge
where Sheriff Baney had delivered
William Micks to the state penitentiary.
A 15-year- old boy from Seattle was
picked up by the sheriff's office and is
being held here awaiting the arrival Of
his parents. He had run away from
home.
Glen Leckrone and family drove to
Eureka Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Johnson The two men have known
each other a number Of years, since
living as neighbors in eastern Montana.
j. w. Baker, plant superintendent,
c. E. Hoy, assistant general manager,
and r. E. Downey, district manager of
the Interstate Telephone company were
in Libby during the week on company
business,
Mrs. A. A. Wood returned to Libby
last Saturday after visit of several
weeks spent visiting relatives and
friends at the old home in Iowa. She
had an enjoyable time but is glad to
get back to Montana, she says.
Mrs. Arthur l. Sullivan left Saturday
to return to her home in Chicago after
having spent the summer here with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
G. E. McCloskey Mr.. McCloskey was
employed here as construction engineer
on the new mill Of the Universal In
sulation company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. McCloskey lett
today to drive back to their home in
Chicago after having spent the summer
in Libby. Mr.. McCloskey has been en-
ployed here as engineer in charge of
the erection of the new mill at the
mine of the Universal Insulation COM
pany and after its completion remained
some weeks to get the plant into run
ming order A telegram yesterday in
structed him to report at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey have made
many friends in Libby who regret their
departure.
Bert S. Hind stepped into the West
ern News office last Friday and had us
add his name to our rapidly growing
list of subscribers. Mr. Hind is the
man who is developing dude ranch
on the former Dickinson ranch south of
Libby, and says he plans to build sew
eral cabins this winter. Mr.. Hind re-
Gently spent number Of years in
Chile, South America, as a representa-
tive of the A. c. M Co. Later this fall
he expects to 60 over TO the west coast
and will spend most of the winter in
California.