The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-07-23

dren, Miss Edna Peltier and Roy Pat
rick, and Miss Marie Shea and Victor
Peltier spent a very pleasant Sunday
recently motoring through B. G. by way
Of Fernie, Cardston, Waterton Lakes
Park and home by the Garden Wall.
Mrs. F. p Carey is visiting friends
in Tobacco valley this week.
Bert Brouilliers are enjoying car
these days.
Mrs. E. E. Price and Miss Gertrude
Dumbolton are spending two weeks on
Flathead lake.
Roy Livengood, Jr. spent Sunday st
home from his work in Libby.
Lawrence Mikalson and family were
Kalispell callers last week and re-
turned with a new used Chevrolet
truck.
Rev. G. b. Marsh, accompanied by
Elmer Bybee, Misses Merrial HARDWOOD,
Halle Dashiell, and Clarabelle Knott,
left Tuesday morning for Temple Hills
near Livingston where they will attend
the Young Peoples camp Of the Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland re-
port the purchase of store and scrv-
ice station combined, on the Occur d.
Alene road Is miles east of Spokane.
They will leave August ] and spend
their vacation there. Mrs. Sutherland
will remain for a time to test out the
value Of the place before Mr.. Suther-
land resigns his position at Roosville.
John Sans, pioneer rancher OF the
valley, was taken to the Kalispell hos
pital Tuesday for examination and
diagnosis
Rev. and Mrs. Dalton returned Sum
day from four weeks stay in Wash
ington- They were accompanied home
by Rev. Dalton's nephew, Wayne
Cranes, of Everett.
Mrs. Sam Bottorf returned Monday
morning from a six weeks course at
Idaho University, Moscow, Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs Preston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bottorf and Bobby Hunsinger
spent three days in Occur d Alene en-
route home from Moscow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis and J. j..
Green accompanied Jack Garner
through Glacier Park Sunday.
| Jack Johnson of Shelby arrived Fri
day as carpenter on the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ritter Of Trego
! spent Sunday at the Emil Swing home.
The Altar Society will meet with
Mrs. Eberth on Thursday, July 80.
Mrs. Dunn, wife Of Chief Engineer
Dunn on the road, has arrived to be
with her husband They are making
their home with Mrs. Mary Gael
Rodney Robertson and several of his
friends motored here Sunday from
Shelby, returning Sunday afternoon by
| way of the Park.
Marshall Murray and family spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hamilton.
A. H. Hoffman, county commissioner,
spent several days in Eureka on BUSH
ness.
| Chas. Jerrow, painter at the high
| school, spent the week end at Glacier
! Park.
Steve Elliott underwent major OPP
Grafton at the Olsen Hospital recently
with DR.. Bauer in charge. Mr.. Elliott
+ is doing very nicely.
Russell Zook and Jim Costich re-
turned to their work on the Yak.
The Baptists will hold food sale on
Saturday at the old Purdy store.
MIR. and Mrs. al. Eberth and Mr.. and
Mrs. VERNE Peltier spent Sunday
huckleberrying on Swamp Creek. They
report many berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frost arrived home
for a few days and exercised their
franchise while here.
Ray Frost, accompanied by Mrs.
Frost, went to Libby Monday to at
tend a special meeting Of the county
commissioners.
/ Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Weber and Earl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hebisen and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Sutherland spent
Sunday at Glen lake.
| Miss Alice Mccullough came up
Thursday from Missoula to visit home
folks over the week end
Ernie Mccullough arrived on No. n
Friday for a visit at the home Of his
brother, H H. Mccullough.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd arrived
Friday on their way home from the
Shriner's convention in Seattle. Mrs.
Boyd is a sister Of r. II. Mccullough
| On Sunday they caught No. 2 at the
] Park for their home in Winnipeg, after