The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-11

I Charles Powell forest rarfger at Rex
ford, was in Libby the first of the week
as witness in district court.
Raymond Kujawa' arrived home FIJI
day from Butte where he had been at
tending the State School of Mines.
Miss Dorothy Zawadke came in last
week from the Cheney, Wash, normal
for visit of few days at her home
here.
Miss Jean Barkee is home to spend
the vacation with her parents from her
studies at Washington State College,
Pullman.
George DuMont, employed in bis
ter rust camp, is a patient in tie Libby
hospital with badly confused leg,
caused by rock falling on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Leckrore went to
Hot Springs during the pas. week in
the hope of improving Mr.. Leckrone's
health at the baths.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Church and chill
dren drove into Spokane Saturday 70
spend the weekend visiting with
friends in the city and looking after
business matters.
A blanket disappeared from front
porch of residence of Franz George
last Saturday evening. The party who
took blanket is known and if they will
return same no questions will be asked.
adv.
A new switchboard has recently been
installed in the forest service office. 1t
is for inter-office communication. The
new equipment was installed by J. T.
Brindley, assisted by c. E. Garrison of
Moscow, Ida.
Miss Catherine Orr. daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Orr, wins has been
attending a designing school in Min
neapolis, has obtained position in the
pattern drafting department o. the Lin
coin Knitting Mills al Morrill,, Wis.
Lewis Fuller. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Fuller of this city has accepted
a summer position with The L. S. forest
service at Billings. according to word
received this week Mr.. Fuller is q
forestry student at the University Of
Montana, Missoula.
Supt. and Mrs A. A. Wood drove TO
Missoula Sunday TO attend the cofl-
mencement exercises at the university,
Their daughter Miss Caro- N.ls one u
the graduating class this year. They
returned home the first of tic week
,.,..,s., =, saI ~, Nice (raYY,l
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Fennessy drove
to Pullman. Wash. during the week to
attend the graduation exercises II tn
college. Their daughter, Mis- Mar
garet. was graduated from the col
lege this year. All Of them returned
home the first Of the week
Mrs. Ida Cellers and daughter. Miss
Vera. of Forsyth, arrived in Libby Sat
urday for visit with Mr.: Cellers
sister. Mrs. j. w Church Tuesday
the / ladies. accompanied by Mrs.
Church, left for Seattle where Miss
Vera will attend summer school at the
Washington university She is principal
of grade school in Forsyth.
After completing one week Of un-
precedented success. Under Two
Flags the famous Ouida story Of the
French Foreign legion heads for its
second week and new box office rec
ords at the State Theatre. Spokane
Ronald Colman. Claudette ColEert and
Victor McLaglen are featured. -Spo
kane Newspaper See this At the Koot
or, al Theatre rayf week
r. L. Southwick, railroad man Of
Troy. was in Libby the first Of the
week on jury duty He told Of an en- /
ioVable time he and Mrs Gonthwick /
had recently had while attending the T
railroad veterans convention at Havre. I
They went to Havre Friday, return
ing home Sunday He spoke IN glow
ing terms of the fine time shown the
by the people Of Eavre.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. r. Richards and /
son Dick drove to Missoula Thursday /
for visit with friends. Mr.. Richards I
to Libby Sunday but the 9th
ars remained to spend week in Mis- I
soula They will be home this week
end. While in the city Mr. and Mrs I
Richards visited MIR and Mrs G S
Webb and report the Wcbbs nicely To-
Gated in their new home there Mr.
also reports that an astonish-
ng number Of new homes are being
quilt in Missoula, apparently entire new