The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-13

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Thursday.
Mrs. ]. H. Sailing returned from Port
land on Monday evening greatly inn
proved in health.
Bill Minteer returned to his home
at Havre on Thursday while Ben and
family left on Friday for their home.
Mrs. Minteer says she has new lease
ON life since her boys came home.
Rev. Idso will hold services at the +
Methodist church at 2:30 on Sunday.
Frank Costich spent Monday at home. T
He had been at Swan Lake with a
crew of men fighting fires.
DR.. c. B. Hamilton arrived Sunday |
from Saco accompanied by MIR. Wal
lace who is visiting at the Garrison
home. DIR. says the weather man uses
the full length of the thermometer
there it going down to "a In winter
and I'D to liz in summer. He is glad
to get over here for a fishing trip and
a breath of cool air. He says billy
goat would starve on five acres there at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bolton have moved
to Poison, having nearly finished the
work on the high school.
Mr.: and Mrs. Curley Johnson are
moving in the Rhodes house next to
Edon Schuck.
Mrs. E. E. Price returned home Fri
day after a delightful summer with
her sister, Miss Leary, on Flathead
Lake.
Mrs. Mary Quirk has enjoyed a
weeks visit with her two sisters, Mrs.
Mullyholand and husband of Butte and
Mrs. Margaret Currey of San Fran
cisco.
s Mr.. Graves, Dayl and Mrs. Gale E.
McKain motored to Bonners Ferry on
Sunday for Mrs. Graves who has spent
2 the past two weeks with her daughter
: Mrs Kenneth Curtis.
> Albert Rambosek of Flathead mine
. spent Sunday at home.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bean spent Mon
Il day and Tuesday in Kalispell,
t Carl Henningsen is here visiting his
S brother, Art, before going to Wiscon-
e sin for visit.
G Mrs. John Buhmiller and William are
e spending several days with her par
i ents. Mr. and Mrs T. c. Mullen o
$ Nyack.
Miss Enid Buhmiller returned from
several weeks spent in Nyack ant
Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gee and daugh
!, fer of Essex and Hollister Pond Q
! Whitefish stopped Friday at the lee
i home en- route to the coast.
R.-H. Pond, assistant maintenance
: caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hatch and daugh
ter. Ards, have arrived from Sheldor
ii Iowa, and are at the Will Cole home
They plan on locating here if they ca
: find a place suitable
ell Miss Nelia Nader is working IN tn
Q. dining room of the Montana Hotel
al Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd HARDWOOD wer
e Kalispell shoppers Saturday
i'll Mrs. A. A. Purdy left Tuesday on
business trip to Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robbie and Gnu
is dren of Los Angeles, are visiting thel
:. parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marion Robbie
= Lick lake.
es Mrs. Clark Elliott Of Olwein, low
is visiting at the Harry Elliott home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott OF Mis-
=. ~ soula spent Sunday at the Harry III
- = lott home.
= Little Jeanne Hansen, niece OF Mr.
a. F. E. Sabin, entertained the audience
" at the Majestic theatre over the wee
end with tap dancing.
DR.. Fl. O. X. Bauer spent the week
end on trip to Lake Louise
~ DR.. Keith Lowell has pair OF beau
ae tiful parrakeets. The girds are mottle
n gray on the back and vivid blue 9
ne the breast. They make delightful &C
dition to the waiting room. :
g. Miss Mary Lowell, cousin OF y
=, Keith Lowell, arrived on Monday K
y a three weeks stay.
q Mrs. Sam Cook and two daughte
% and Miss Pearl Pike of Missoula a.
40 rived Monday for short stay with II
es home folks. Mrs. Dell Pike returne
% with them on Thursday.
ne Mrs. Minnie Hartford of Cutbank ar
Mrs. Maude Brown and son Of White
nc fish spent Sunday at the Pike home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. August Knapp ar
4 daughter, Charlotte, of Oswego r.
turned to their home on Wednesdi
us after spending the summer at Gi'
~ lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. West receive
or delivery Of a new Chevrolet Standal
e. sedan bought through Jaqueth !,
re Charnholm Of Libby. Oscar West al
at bought used Chevrolet coupe.
Fred Rock took Miss Ruth Campbe
~ accompanied by DIR. Hunter and MI
ed Anna Campbell, to the Kalispell no
n pital Monday evening. Ethel Campp'
-or and Mrs. Wavffieier went down lat
with Tommy Price. Word has not be-
ed w." ax.,oor,,;,,r R,1th'S co1