The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-12-03
R. r. Veldman will leave tomorrow
on a business trip to Kalispell.

on business trip to Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Carpenter of
Standpoint are recent arrivals in Libby.
The Townsend club will meet in the
Community hall at the court house
Saturday, Dec 5, at 7:30.
Mrs. C. B. Hamilton came down from
Eureka last Saturday for a visit with
her daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Murray.
Joe Fennessy student at Gonzaza
university, came home to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. ]. F. Fennessy.
Miss Patricia Klehm was another
Libby college student who came home
for Thanksgiving Miss Klehm IS a
student at the Washington State Nor
NAL, Cheney.
Merle Ebbe Of Standpoint and w. j.
Mandley of Albany, Ore, officials Of
the Mountain States Power company,
were in Libby the first of the week
comforting with city officials in regard
to the proposed new lighting system for
the business district.
The ladies of the Libby Woman's
club who conducted a rurnmage sale
last Saturday were surprised to find
a $40 biz in pocket Of one Of the
garments GQnated The owner was To-
Gated and the, money returned.
James F. Rynn and Miss Dorothea
Morrison of Troy were married on last
Wednesday by Justice of the Peace
Haigler. The groom will be remem-
bered as former Libby resident, when
he was employed as auto salesman by
the Standard Motors. He now has en-
ployment with the Milwaukee railroad
at Malta, Wash.
Lloyd Bower was in town Monday,
coming in from his place on Thompson
lakes. He came in on the new bus
line, being passenger on the first trip
made by the new bus. He says the bus
is going to be great convenience to
the people in his district as it will en-
able them to get in and out of the
towns much more easily and, further
more, arrangements can be made by
it for the daily delivery of mail
J. W. Farris was leader of the
Wranglers in their meeting last night
at the dinner and discussion period Mr..
Farris showed number Of films of
moving pictures taken throughout this
district and in Glacier park, also views
of the big forest fire year ago taken
from an airplane The remainder of
the evening was devoted to general
discussion.
Mrs Neil Blanchard and Jeannine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Blanchard and
son Richard have returned from three
months visit with relatives in Wiscon-
sin. Michigan and Ohio. On their re-
turn trip they stopped a few days in
Clinton, Iowa, to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Wade and family and Mrs.
Bessie Shea, formerly from Libby, who
is making her home with her niece in
Clinton. Mr.. and Mrs Wade have Wis
tied in Libby many times
Charles w. Hutton, Libby's writer Of
historical articles of pioneer Montana
days, had another article in the maya
zine section of the Great Falls Tribune
of last Sunday. 1t bore the title, "Tales
of School on the Prairie in Days When
Montana Was Young" The article was
called forth from Mr.. Hutton's mind by
the finding of bundle Of old papers
in maplewood chest, papers that had
been laid away SIS years ago. From
those papers and the recollections they
caused Mr.. Hutton found subject mat
ter for most interesting story. Those
interested should read il in last Sun
days Tribune