The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-20
Mrs. D. T. Wood of Troy was bust
ness visitor in Libby Friday.

Mrs. D. T. Wood of Troy was bust
ness visitor in Libby Friday.
Mrs. Henry Carr of Troy is patient
at the Libby hospital this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Carvey on Friday, the 18th.
The small son of L. l. Brown was
taken to the Libby hospital Saturday
with lacerated foot.
Don't forget the Rummage Sale,
auspices PIT. A., all day next Saturday
at Clay Parker building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Small came up
from Troy Friday to visit with friends
and attend an Eastern Star meeting.
The annual oiling of Libby's streets
was started Monday, the first applica-
ton being on streets in South Libby.
Sam Carpenter of Eureka came down
Saturday to accept position here as
bookkeeper for the Libby Motors
Garage.
Mrs. Frank Pival left last week for
Seattle where she will visit with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Wollaston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monio were
business visitors in Libby on Thurs
day, coming in from their ranch home
on Lake creek.
The Rainbow Girls and members of
the De Molay lodge enjoyed Sunday
afternoon in a picnic at Savage lake.
A large number drove to the lake.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Jessie Staudacher and L. S. WEIGH will
60 10 Eureka tomorrow morning to at
tend meeting Of the board Of trustees
of the county high school.
Mrs. Emma Hamel Of Hudson, Wis,
is in Libby visiting with her daughter
and husband, Mr., and Mrs c ". Man
ion. Mrs. Hamel stopped here on her
way home from visit in Mexico and
California.
A handsome banner is on display in
the window of the Electric Store
awarded to the Libby school for win
ming first place in Grade B at the Lit
tie Theatre Tournament of the Montana
State University held last week
c. N. Scoville of Glasgow started
Monday as supply operator at the
Western Union office, the local man
ager, j. F. McCully being on two
weeks vacation. Mr.. McCully says he
will put in the time loafing and fishing.
Mr.. Scoville was accompanied by Mrs.
Scoville.
Mrs. Hester Brinton left yesterday
for Peterson, Iowa, where she will
spend the summer visiting with a
daughter. Before her departure. on
Monday night, Mrs. Brinton was hostess
to group of friends at theatre party.
After the theatre, lunch was served to
the group by Mrs. Brinton at the Kie-
nitz home. Both the Shirley Temple
picture and the social hour afterwards
were greatly enjoyed by the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Olson, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krall,
drove Sunday to Poison in the new
Olds Eight recently bought by MIR
Olson They visited the site Of the big
dam being built near Poison by the
Montana Power company and say the
project is a remarkable piece of con-
struction. Several hundred men have
been employed but many of them are
now laid off during the high water
period. A full crew will again be en-
ployed when the water goes down.
The J. F. McCully house Was broker
into Tuesday night. The McCully.
were away from home and when Mrs
McCully returned about II o'clock sh,
found that the back screen had beer
cut through and the door forced open
The burglar had evidently just go
started as there was not much dis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. removed from dav
export and chairs, and clothes move,
from wardrobe. 1t is thought he wa
frightened away Mrs. McCully sum
moned Deputy Sheriff Hoisington from
next door but the burglar had made hi
escape. Large foot prints were foun,