The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-05-07

Mrs. w. G. Seims and daughter Geor-
giana spent the week end in Spokane
A. l.. Boyle, creamery man Of Troy,
was transacting business in Libby Mon
day
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shelley are the
parents of daughter born on Monday,
May a.
| The Montana Cafe is another Libby
| business house to receive new coat
/ of paint this spring.
Two PWA officials were in Libby the
first Of the week making an inspection
OF the new court house.
S. P Baker, pioneer resident and
farmer in the Trego district, was busi-
ness visitor in the county seat Monday.
A modern food store and market will
be opened for business Wednesday,
May Is, by John Stasviken, managed by
b. Fl. "Bunie" Longsdorf. Watch for
an opening ad. 1t
A news note from Washington State
College, Pullman states that Margaret
lFennessy of Libby, coed at the college,
has been initiated recently into Mu Phi
Epsilon, national music honorary. Miss
Fennessy is a senior in the music de-
lpartment.
Deputy Game Warden Darlington,
accompanied by Mrs Darlington and
son Jack, left Sunday for Augusta
where they expected to spend week.
MIR. Darlington has been called there
to assist in counting of elk in the Sun
river district.
| DR. James Perry of the Montana
Schoc, of Mines, Butte, was in Libby
yesterday and spoke before the high
school DR. Perry is making a prelimi-
nary survey of the mineral resources
and mines of this district.
Mrs. William Cady of Standpoint visit
ed in Libby Monday at the home Of
Mrs. VIM Erdman She was joined
Tuesday by Mr.. Cady. Mr.. Cady and
Mr.. Pier are starting the development
of barite mine property near Troy.
Mrs. Maude Alley and Mrs w A.
Hills arrived home Tuesday from their
travels in Europe and throughout the
eastern part of the United States. They
are enthusiastic over the wonderful ex-
periences Of the trip but also state it
lis pleasant to be home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Trippett are in
Libby, Mr.. Trippett returning here to
continue his work with the B. P. r.
engineers Mrs. Trippett will be re-
membered as the former Miss Mary
Jane Dwinelle. They are stopping this
week with Mrs. Trippett's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Klenck. but have
rented a house which they will move
into next week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Miller and daugh-
ter Beatrice, accompanied by Mrs Fred
Miller, arrived in Libby last night for
a visit with Harold Miller and family.
The two men are brothers and Mrs
Fred Miller is their mother. The visit
Iers left their home in Vancouver, Wash,
at o'clock yesterday morning and got
here at o'clock last night, a distance
of about 600 miles.
Superintendent A. A. Wood led the
anglers-elub ,itan-a highly interesting
discussion last night Of Montana his
tory. Mr. Wood was especially interest
ing in his Introductory remarks, sketch
ing highlights of the Lewis and Clark
expedition through the state and other
early day history. Particular phases of
the states history had been assigned
to other members, whose presentation
of their topics added much to the inter-
est of the Program. Those who thus
assisted were L. F. Jefferson. Dick
Richards, Rev r. W. Orr, r. w, Smith
berger and Glen Oneal. Mr.. c. w. Hutton
brought special note of interest to the
gathering by reciting briefly some of
his experiences in the state when his
tory was being made.
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