The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-05-27

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DR.. Cunningham at ST Luke's. Mrs.
Reynolds will stay in the city until
the baby has recovered from the
operation.
Clyde Smith and Harry Butts were
transacting business in town from
West kootenai the fore part of the
week.
Chas Sutherland came over Satur-
day from Standpoint and took DR. A.
J. Hunter back with him. DR.. Hunter
returned Monday evening and re-
ports Miss Nellie Spaulding improv-
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland
have sold their property at Spokane
Bridge and are now living in OPP
portunity, Wash
Chas Howell is further improv-
ing his house by a coat of paint.
The J. R. Rice residence is be-
/ ing remodeled to make the living
room more spacious by Incorporating
the front porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hileman and
family were Whitefish visitors over
the week end.
Miss Grace Downing is spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Christison before leaving for Great
Falls for the summer vacation.
Marshall Murray of Libby spent
Monday evening with his children
here.
DR.. c. B. Hamilton and son Robert
arrived Friday night for few days
of fishing and visit with Mrs.
Hamilton. They returned Sunday
morning to Saco where Robert has
work on the reclamation project for
the summer.
Miss Thelma Morrison arrived
Saturday for her summer vacation
at home from Wilsall where she
completed a term of school,
Stanley Fleming accompanied his
sister, Mrs. Keifer Gray, upon her
return to Helena
1 Mrs. Herbert Sykes, sister of DR.
Laura Lowell, who spent the winter
] here, returned to her home in Racine,
Wis, on Thursday.
! DR.. and Mrs. f. M. Sherman, Miss
i Georgette Bolen and Mrs Marie
! Gael spent Friday in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and
sons left Wednesday for Oswego
after spending the winter here. They
expect to return this fall.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis and Sharon
Lou arrived last Wednesday for a
ten day visit with the home folks.
i Mrs. c. B. Graves took Kenneth
to Kalispell on Tuesday where he
caught the bus for his work at
Missoula
DR.. Klemme spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frost. On
, Monday they took him to Troy
Miss Muriel Brown returned to
Warland after spending the week
end with Miss Grace Frost
Mrs. Ray Frost returned from
Spokane on Saturday night
Miss Dean Brown left for Spo-
, kane Monday
) Bob Cole left Saturday for Leonia
where he has work.
Mrs. Fred Glass of Troy accom-
j panied Mrs. Weidner and daughter
to town on Friday and spent the
! day with Mrs. Jack O'Fallon.
) Miss Clarabelle Dierman is spend
ing the week at Trego and Miss Ella
!, is at the Floyd Frost home on Sin
clair creek
!, t. T. Winslow accompanied G. f
} Dierman to Kalispell on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Berg
spent Sunday at the Jess AWetzel
home.
Tommy Roholt, Ronald Rice and
! Everett Scott are spending the week
camping on WigWam.
) You will be sure to find your
! style and size in the new shipment
of cotton and silk dresses at the
, Eureka Quality Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger
and family enjoyed Sunday dinner
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. A. Hunsinger The occasion
celebrated the birthday Of Mrs. Hum
singer
Mrs. J. c. Dowdell of Spokane and
Mrs Ralph Pond of Whitefish were
house guests at the O. r. Tell home
over the week end The ladies came
to attend the graduation of Miss Ella
Tell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ross and baby,
Dicky. spent Monday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Cole. Mr. Ross has
position for next year in the city
schools at Kalispell
Mr. and Mrs Dan Garvin made a
business trip to Paradise on Sunday.
L. E. Trip and Cliff Irwin re-
turned Tuesday morning from the
state convention Of the WPA at Great
Falls. They report very successful
convention with resolutions passed
which will strengthen the organiza-
ton. The national president of WPA,
David LASER, was present and spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Daniels of Mis-
soula arrived for their vacation on
Glen Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wellington Brock
spent Monday with their daughter,
Mrs. Merlin Scott, and family.
Winslow's milk and cream on sale
at Dierman's Service Station. Open
at all hours. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens and
family and Mrs. Tom Warden were
Kalispell shoppers on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Nelson went
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