The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-23

Waller to Kalispell on Tuesday.
Oscar Knight left Monday for his
old home in Wisconsin.
Tommy Roholt spent several days
here last week visiting friends be-
fore going TO California where he
will go on sea duty in the navy.
Tommy likes his work in the navy
very much and has gained 20
pounds.
F. P. Carey left Monday on a
business trip to Great Falls. While
Mr.. Carey is gone Webb Carey will
take his place at the liquor store.
Miss Dorothy Carey went to Kali
ispell on Saturday for a short stay
with relatives.
Miss Mary Zehntner spent the
weekend in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Rusk of Mis-
soula arrived Saturday evening. Mr..
Rusk returned Sunday and Mrs.
Rusk remained for a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs L. w.
Fetterly
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Frost. Miss
Brown were among those who at
tended the game in Whitefish on
Saturday.
John Sinclair returned home Sun
day from working at Libby.
Dwain Johnson returned Saturday
from spending the summer in Santa
Cruze, Cal, and joined the senior
class at high school,
Drs Laura and Keith Lowell are
attending the state osteopathic con-
vention in Livingston.
Mrs. Alfred Neuman of Yak was
in town Monday on business.
i Mrs. Jack Hebison was called to
+ Bozeman Saturday by the sudden
death of her brother, Philip. Mrs.
Eta Harris is staying with the fam
lily during Mrs. Hebison's absence.
] Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bottorff, Miss
Blanche McManus and Miss Bernell
Livengood were dinner guests on
Tuesday at the w. S. Gibbons home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons have
returned from the park where they
worked this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warden left
Friday for Tonaskat, Wash, for sew
eral weeks with relatives. Miss
Helen Trip is in charge of the beau
ty shop during Mrs. Wardon's alb
sence.
I Mrs. D. w. Bierley has returned
from Lake Macdonald where she
was postmistress this summer.
Miss Emily Stroba, teacher al
| Tooley Lake school, spent the week
end with Miss Grace Frost.
Miss Jeanne Schuck and Bill
Schuck made a hurried trip to Gla-
cier park Tuesday.
Mike Breen and brother, Leo. oil
Chicago are again here to attend tc
their Christmas tree business.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crandall oil
Bigfork stopped in town Monday
night for repairs to their car en- route
to California.
P. H. Jones spent Sunday with his
family here
Mrs. Bert Roe accompanied Mrs
c. L. Weber to Libby on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dahl Of Kalis
pell were Sunday guests at the VIM
Snyder home.
Home grown tomatoes-vine rip
ened at no extra cost--at DER
; mans. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graves were
business callers in Kalispell on Fri
day.
Among those who attended the
game in Whitefish Saturday were
E. <. Price, G. w. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Christison, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hyer and family, and a
bus load of youngsters taken down
by Glen Roose.
The pahalynLr Lo1L +t~-.~ g.~.s
meeting of the season on Monday ev-
ening with the Accola Club follow
ing with Mrs. Voorhees, and Mrs.
Wetzel as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mcdowell OF
Ural spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green.
4 Aadio news tells of the birth of
1 twins to Mr.. and Mrs Steve Ell
lott in kalispell on Wednesday The
Elliotts worked here on the high
school. t.
Buy Montana refined gas at DER
mans by calling for GRIZZLY. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Terpstra motored
to Kalispell on Monday.
& .B. Sisson is fixing up the rooms
back of the shop and will move the
family there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dionne and
family have moved into the house
they purchased recently, known as
the Gibbons house.
DR.. r. NJ. Sherman attended the
city golf tournament in Whitefish
Sunday
Mrs. 0. H. Swartzell of Kalispell
spent a few days with the home folks
this week.
Miss Eloise Brown left Wednesday
for Missoula where she will enter
the university as junior.
Mrs. Walter Gibbons took Pa
tricia and Miss Frances Rambosek
to Kalispell Thursday where they
caught the bus for Missoula where
they will enter the university as
sophomores.
Bert Brouilliers have sold their
home and are moving to Kalispell
+ the first of the month where Mr..
Brouillier has work.
Mrs. <. (. Price and Mrs. J. H.
Sailing motored to Kalispell We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Guthrie. par
ents of Mrs, Alfred Peltier, and How.
ard Guthrie, brother, and wife of
Redding, Iowa, are visiting at the