The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-18
Auto, Body and Fender repairing
and painting .-Manion's Service. 1t


Auto, Body and Fender repairing
and painting .-Manions Service. 1t.
Oregon Nursery Company, Paul
Stamschor, Local Representative Phone
7-F-3, Libby, Mont. 41-tf
A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Harold Rose at the Libby hos
pital on Monday, the 18th
Donald Lloyd was TRANSMITTING bust
ness in town Friday, coThhg in from
his ranch in the Fisher river district.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will give
another of their popular food sales at
the Variety Grocery Saturday after
noon. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lawrence are re-
joicing over the birth Of daughter at
the Libby hospital on St. patrick's day,
the 18th.
c. r. Byers left Wednesday for Mis-
soula TO take up his new duties as as
sistant supervisor of the Lola forest.
Mrs. Byers will join him there later.
Miss Rosella Idso, Miss Edna Reiger
and Miss Loucks spent the week end
visiting in Whitefish with Miss Idso's
brother, the Rev. Mr.. Idso, and family.
The Fashion Show Friday night in
Kienitz hall, 8 o'clock, will interest you.
Be sure to attend. Dancing and other
entertainment. Admission 15c and Csc.
1t.
Expert welding Work guaranteed
Manion's Service. 1t.
Francis Brown left during the week
for Portland, Ore, after having visited
here for the past month with his aunts,
Mrs. c. w. Gildea and Mrs. John Ru-
bard.
G. v. Manion returned Saturday from
a hurried trip TO Wisconsin, called there
by the serious illness of his father.
When he left, the old gentleman was
considerably improved.
A representative of the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana was in the city the
first of the week looking over the city
with view of securing an opening here
for the handling of that company's
products.
The combined choirs of the city will
unite in giving THE Day of Triumph"
an Easter eantata, by Arthur Thomas
Gilbert at the high school auditorium
Easter Sunday evening, under the di-
rection of Miss Hazel McCannon The
public is invited.
Bob Savage, assistant manager of the
]. c. Penney store, left Monday to at
tend meeting of Penney executives in
Missoula. He was accompanied as far
as Kalispell by mrs. Savage who visited
there with relatives.
A. 0. U. w. Libby Lodge No. 10 met
in the Legion hall Friday night with a
large attendance. Refreshments were
served after the meeting. Officers for
the ensuing year were nominated and
election Of officers will be held at Le-
gion hall on April 8.
A deal was closed yesterday whereby
L. w. Baker, Jr., sold his residence
property to Jesse Oylear, possession to
be given at once. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
are planning to leave for Cusick, Wash,
where Mr.. Baker expects to purchase a
meatmarket and engage in business for
himself. They expect to leave for the
new place during the week.
Those little classified ads in the
Western News are surely effective. An
other example in proof of that asser-
ton is the experience of Lorne Town
send who advertised last week the loss
of a little three-months -old water
spaniel pup. Within "a hours after the
paper was in the postoffice the highly
priced little pet was back home. He
had been found by Junior Delzer
young son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Delzer