The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-07-16

day with the Oscar Swensen family of
Stryker.
Dan Garvin is working as cook for
Lobnitz Const Co., Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Eden arrived in
town Saturday in large Gospel van,
coming here from Kansas. On Sunday
morning Mrs Eden gave very inter-
esting talk at the Church of God and
in the evening Mr.. Eden spoke. They
are en- route to Libby to attend the
annual camp meeting.
Rev E v. Swinehart leaves Thursday
morning for Libby with a truck load
of vegetables for the annual camp
meeting Of the Church of God
Mrs. Jas Bolton returned from Poison
on Saturday with Jimmy Mr. and Mrs
A. R. Elliott drove them up and re-
turned Sunday
Mrs. Eldon Schuck spent the week
end in Libby with her husband who is
spending some time in that end Of the
county in the interest of his campaign.
The Baptist ladies enjoyed a covered
dish luncheon on last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Hamilton. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ed Richardson on July q with Mrs.
Eberth assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock and Mrs.
Weldon Smith and baby leave Thurs
day for Baab where they will visit Mr..
Smith
John McGlenn arrived sometime
Monday night; at least he was found at
home by the family on Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. McGlenn is much Improved
in health after spending the winter in
the veterans hospital at Walla Walla-
Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW and little grand
daughter called at the Henion home
Sunday evening.
Lewis A. Larsen spent Sunday at
home from his duties at Libby.
Fenton Moore of White Earth, N. D.,
is working in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Workman are
rejoicing over their first born-a baby
girl, born on July 8.
Mrs Clarence Dierman is enjoying
ripe tomatoes and cauliflower from her
garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Fetterly enjoyed Sun
day motoring through Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lavell and chill
dren spent Monday at the Coombs home
enroute home from Spokane.
Joe Gibbons left Tuesday for White
fish where he will join Rev. r. r.
Price and car full of other boys for
the YPF conference at Luccock Park
near Livingston for four days.
Miss Louise Gael is spending the re-
mainder of the summer with her sis
tiers, Mrs David Crowley
The Altar Society met at the horne
of Mrs. Mary Gael on Thursday with
Mrs. OFallon as hostess.
The Altar Society sponsored an ice
cream stand on the Carnival grounds
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
report splendid results.
The Episcopal Guild sponsored an ice
cream social on the lawn next the
theatre and cone stand on the carni-
val grounds on Saturday with great
success.
The BYPU girls are holding an ice
cream and hot dog stand on election
day and evening at their old stand
next to Graves. The money will be
used for camping trip.
Bobby Hunsinger, of Kalispell, is
spending the week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Preston.
Mrs. Minnie Platts, mother of Mrs.
Steve Elliott, spent last week in town
from Kalispell
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott of Kali
ispell spent Saturday at the Steve Ell
lott home
Rev Idso will speak at the Method
ist church on Sunday afternoon. This
is the second from the last service be-
fore conference and it is doubtful If
Rev. Idso will return.
Roy Livengood is home from his
work for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dalsin of Min
neapolis are visiting at the Robt Wal
Ter home. Mrs. Dalsin will be remem-
bered as the former Miss Irene Stephen
who taught here at one time.
Fred Berger was in town from the
Saltwater on Wednesday.
Alvin Donaldson spent Sunday at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Waller, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dalsin motored
to Pleasant Valley Wednesday.
Keith FRESHMAN, case worker spent
several days in town this week on old
age pension business,
Chris Zipperman, and Geo Duncan
of Great Falls are employed on the
high school.
Fred Marks of Rexford is compressor
man on the road work.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mace Of Trego
were business visitors in town Tuesday
Henry Shiflett Of Fortine is working
on the road project.
Victor Porter Of Kalispell, WPA prof.
ect control clerk, spent Monday in
speeding WPA activities in town.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Sutherland re-
turned from a visit in Portland Ore,
on Monday
Mrs. Austin Everett Of Trego has
gone to Rochester to consult the Mayos.
Norbert and VIM Schuck, Jr., are
home on furlough from the navy.
J. H. Sailing returned from Portland
Friday and reports Mrs. Sailing to be
much improved in health.
f. r. Baney spent several days in
town on business recently.