The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-09-17

Spokane.
J. B. Gr;Ag of Troy was transactine
business in Libby on Monday. This Of
flee acknowledges pleasant call.
Mrs. X. A. Klehm and daughter Pat
left Saturday for Cheney, Wash, where
Miss Pat will enter the Washington
state normal as freshman.
Mrs. Fred Baker and baby left Sun
day to join Mr.. Baker in Missoula
where they will make their home. Mrs
Baker had been visiting here for some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs L
|. Racicot.
Hamilton Hough will leave about the
25th for his second year as a student at
the state university in Missoula. He has
been employed during the summer IN
a survey crew on the Flathead national
forest out of kalispell
i A number of Troy people came to
Libby Monday night to attend the re-
publican rally. Among them were
County Commissioner Kensler, d. +.
Fewkes, Harry Anderson, Henry W.
Cole and Perry Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sleizer and
daughter Laura, and Mrs. John Cor
mier and son Norman left Saturday
by auto to visit relatives in Sank Rap
ids, Mimi. Later Mrs. Cormier will
visit her daughter, Miss Leah, who is a
nurse in Chicago
This newspaper was misinformed IN
its statement last week that Miss Cecilia
I,iebe had returned to take up her
school work here. 1t turns out that
Miss Liebe recently fell and was IN
iured somewhat. causing a delay In her
arrival in Libby. However, she is now
in her classroom.
The vacant Wall building at the north
end of Mineral avenue was recently
purchased by Fred Carlson and Ferd
Boothman. II is. now being remodeled
and will be used as beer parlor. "A
full basement has been dug beneath the
building and concrete walls for the
basement have been soured. Other I'M
provements are being made.
E. B. Sisson drove down from Eu-
reka Saturday and spent short time
here on business. He was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Sisson and
family, the two men being brothers
The Louis A. Sisson family are resi-
dents Of the Red river valley, in east
ern North Dakota, and are touring the
west. having visited relatives in Can
ada before coming to Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fry left Mon
dav to return to Iowa City, Iowa, where
Mr.. FRY is dental student in the Iowa
State University. They had been Wis
ting here with Mrs Frys parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe, and with Mr..
Frvs parents in Boomers Ferry, DR.. and
Mrs. f. E. Fry On the return trip they
were accompanied BY Mrs. Rowe who
goes to the old home at Blue Earth
Mimi. called there by the serious IL
ness of a sister. She expects to be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rouse and son
arrived during the past week Tor 4
visit here with Mr.. Rouse's parents Mr..
and Mrs G. w. Rouse. They fne
from Alaska where Mr. Rouse has been
stationed in the employ Of the U. S.
biological survey. 1t will be remem-
bered that a few years ago he took a
shipment of musk oxen from the east
ern United States TO Alaska, hardy
animal hat the government wished to
introduce into Alaska. Mr. Rouse is
now being transferred to Oklahoma.
Donald Shaurette returned Sunday
from attending the famous annual
roundup at Pendleton, Ore. He was
given the trip by the Spokesmen-Re-
view, he having charge of distribution
Of tha. newspaper over the residential
district Of Libby. He was one Of AS
Spokesman Review boys who visited
the roundup as guests Of the news
paper Don reports a wonderful time
and states that Wallace Berry, noted
film actor, was there.