The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-08

chest will be on display down town
later. Chances are 5 cents each. A
law sanctioning the rattle was passed
at the last session of the legislature
which will remove any antipathy to-
ward this manner OF raising money SO
far as good citizenship is concerned
Geo Shea enjoyed a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Martin, and children OF
Kalispel over the week end.
Rev. T. O. Satterfield returned on
Tuesday from Billings where he held a
very successful series Of meetings. Mr..
Satterfield will leave on Monday for
Libby where he will conduct evangelis-
tic meetings. Libby people will I'M
doubtedly enjoy these as Mr. satter-
field is splendid speaker.
Rev. and Mrs c. B. Marsh called in
Fortine Tuesday on the Yoppe and Asa
Curtis families.
r. NJ. Metcalf, state liquor inspector,
made business call in town Wednss-
day. While here he renewed acquaint-
ances with old friends having been en-
ployed by the old Eureka Lumber Co.
as camp foreman between 1914
and 1921
Mrs. Fred Clark made business trip
to Spokane on Tuesday
o. A. Roholt made business trip
to Browning and Cut Bank Sunday
Mike reports signs of great prosperity
there. He has been offered a splendid
position but hesitates to leave our de-
Ightful climate and scenery.
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Marsh and Mrs.
Enos Campbell called on Mrs. w. S.
Campbell at Roosville Monday.
Mrs Horace Sampson received an
nouncement this week of the marriage
Of George HUT, son of Rev and Mrs.
HUT who were formerly stationed here
in charge Of the Methodist church. The
Hutts are now located at Rawlins,
Wyoming.
Harvey Cooper and Lewis r. Cole,
Jr., left Friday for Happy's Inn where
they have secured employment.
Chas. S. Bellenger left Monday for
Troy where he has secured employ
ment
ManIey Schagel took Clarence An
drews to Libby Monday for medical
aid due to an injury sustained when
windlass slipped and hit him in the
face while working on the county
truck.
Ricky Palmer spent the week end
with his family here. He returned
Monday to his work at Kila, accompan-
led by Billy Schagel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larson and son
have moved to the Flathead to make
their home.
Get our price on a general overhaul
for your car before summer-Gibbons'
Garage. 1t.
Marvin Leith and Raymond Evins
left Thursday for Kalispell where they
enlisted in the CCC for the coming
term
Charles Sisson returned Sunday after
spending several months working in
Washington. for visit with the home
folks. Chuck looks prosperous and
happy with an extra twinkle in his
eye. We wonder why
Ed Richardson returned from Kalis-
pell Sunday afternoon where he had
been on business
Kenneth Gwynn returned from Para
disc last week where he had been en-
ployed the past three months.
Louis Yoppe is helping Mrs. L. w.
Fetterly remodel her house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGiena Aof
Somers were calling in Eureka SIM |
day.
Edwin johnson has gone to Frazier
to work Ed. johnson has gone to
Oswego to put in his crop.
Joe Clark was a Libby caller Mon
lay
Mrs. Roy Oxender Of Trego spent
several days with her parents here this
week.
Mesdames c. p. Graves, o. A. Ro-
Jolt, Tommy Priu and Burgess Drake
we're shoppers in Kalispell on last We'd
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