The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-18
County Attorney and Mrs. Marshall
Murray and children spent Sunday Wis

County Attorney and Mrs. Marshall
Murray and children spent Sunday Wis
ting in Eureka.
Miss Margaret Fennessy left Sunday
for Pullman, Wash, to attend summer
school at the state college.
Richard Riley left Saturday for his
home in Kalispell after two weeks
visit at the Woodwork home.
The first Lutheran Aid will meet at
the church June Is Mrs. John Solem
hostesses. All members are urged to
attend
Miss Rhea Keller and brother Keith
recently left for Miles City, where
Miss Rhea has position in the Mont
gomery Ward store.
Mrs. r. E, Baker and daughter Bet
ty left last Thursday on two weeks
visit with Mrs. Bakers parents and
other relatives at Conrad.
Mrs. Gleason Pitcher and children,
Byron and Lois, drove this week to
Everett, Wash, for visit with Mrs
Pitchers parents and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kemp are now
living in Spokane, Mr.. Kemp having
obtained a position driving one Of the
trucks of the Spokane Libby auto
freight
A. T. Kearney arrived in the city
ia few days ago from Chicago and after
a short stop went on to Spokane. He
will return here later. Mr.. Kearney is
one OF the head officials of the Uni
versal Insulation Company.
Ted Polette was taken to the Bon
ners Ferry hospital last Friday suf-
fering with what had been diagnosed
as perforated ulcer of the stomach,
No reports has been received as to his
condition since leaving here.
Miss Clara Main Of Lewistown, Mont,
will arrive today to be the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. James M Blackboard
and family. Miss Main is head IL
brarian at the Carnegie Library, Lewis
town, and a girlhood friend Of Mrs.
Blackboard at Pittsfield, Ill.
The building occupied by the United
Purity Stores, South Libby is under
going extensive remodeling. A new
foundation and roof is being built and
the entire building will be succeed
The building will also have new
front when the alterations are COM
pleted.
A number of Libby Lions and wives
are leaving today to attend the big
Lions convention at Glacier Park the
L 4. II, IL
the group are Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Krall,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. WEIGH, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs.
Rolf Freming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Broderick of Eu-
reka were in Libby Saturday attending
the district meeting Of the Legion and
Auxiliary Mr. Broderick remarked
that he worked in Libby in 1916 at
which time he rode carriage in the
sawmill He also remarked that the
drive to Libby was his first trip over
the highway between Eureka and the
county seat.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest DeRosia and
children arrived home Sunday night
| from an extended vacation touring the
Inland Empire They first visited Mrs.
DeRosia's parents in eastern Montana,
during which time they stopped at the
Fort Peck dam and went all over that
huge project They also met Miss Ruth
! Shanahan, who is working there They
then drove south to No. 10 highway
and followed that into Washington,
stopping at Peshastin for visit with
Mr.. DeRosia's father Their itinerary
also took them to the famous Coulee
dam which they much enjoyed seeing
On this trip they saw some beautiful
scenery. said Mr.. DeRosia. in what
was--in geological times-the former
course Of the Columbia river.