The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

tween the Legion team ana the
Extra Gang resulted in a ola VIC
tory for the Extra Gang.
Mrs. Pat Cook cut her hand badly
Tuesday with an axe.
Gale E. McKain. who received
appointment as highway patrolman,
has refused the position.
Lynn Schuck, now located at Bill
ings with Northwest Always, spent
day at home this week.
Mrs. Jesse Kramer of Plains is
visiting the w. l. Schuck family
The Rebekahs win serve ice cream
and cake Friday afternoon and ev--
ening, July %. in the building used
by the Farm Market
jay Fincher and j. w. Millegan
motored to Missoula on Tuesday
c. H. Belmont of Yak, retired
teacher. is in town looking for a
house. MIR. Belmont plans to make
his home here.
One horse was killed last Sunday
on trail from Ant Flat ranger sta
ton to McGregor lookout when the
string of six rolled dwon the noun
tain. Gerald Smith was driving
them and he escaped injury as did
all other horses except for cuts
and bruises.
Mrs. Geo RamloW spent the week
end in Libby with her husband
| Miss Myrna RAINBOW of Plains Is
staying with her grandmother, Mrs
Geo. RAINBOW
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Schagel
Mrs. VIM. Schagel and Miss Hilda
Ellis left Friday morning for Spen.
Ger, Ida, where they will visit MIR
Schagels father and brothers fol
week. They will then 60 on te
Seattle and visit relatives ane
friends, returning by way of Coules
dam for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Olson of Tregt
were callers in town Saturday.
| John Vuckonieh of Graves creel
was a business caller in town Sat
lurday
i Chas. Jarrow of Kalispell. paint
ing contractor at Lincoln High, call
ed on friends here Sunday.
/ Fl. N. barrow left Monday TO
| Happy's Inn where he has Worl
| driving truck.
| Tom Warden spent the weekend
at home from his work with thu
| forest service.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Palmer of Flat
head Mines spent the weekend witt
the Teggert family.
Coils Mccoy, Chas. Pluid, Joyc
Badgley, and Albert Robie left Fri
day for Libby where they hav
work
| Alfred McCully received injurie
| to his hand Tuesday morning Will
employed at his fathers mill. HI
thumb may have to be amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warden hav
rented the Mosby house recent.
. vacated by the Coils McCo,
] family.
; 4 Miss Georgette Knight left Sat
Iurday for Spokane for visit.
Misses Mabel and Evelyn Sulli
, van of Butte are here visiting thei
aunt. Mrs. Mary Quirk
81 o. P. Mosby went to Libby Tue:
I day. MIR. Mosby is rejoicing over
resolution passed by the LIB
Lions club relative to the immedi
| ate completion of highway No. 81
especially the section between Ell
! reka and Libby including prope
markings.
!, Gilbert Gruenke. accompanied b
a friend, spent the weekend wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
{ Gruenke.
Il Ed. Rogers and children of LIB
called at the Teel home Sunday
Il Mrs. Wayne Workman returne
from Shelby Friday where she sper
several weeks.
} j. H. Sailing left Sunday for Butt
j to attend the state pharmaceutlci
. association meeting J. H. Salin
Jr., of Salem, Ore, is helping
o the store during his fathers al
: sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. FL Sailing, j
accompanied by Mrs. nellie Stol
o and her friend, Miss English,
Portland, arrived last week for
/ visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Salin
!, Mrs j G. DoWell and Mrs. Bet
Rogers of Spokane returned hon
: after spending week with Mrs.
F. Teel and daughters.
Maurice Palmer of Trego was
DuSDlGSS IdlIGl Oll lilhlldiIl OQiidd
Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. Morrison WEI
to Libby Thursday and were a
companied home by Mrs. Edith Spe
ry, who will remain for visit.
Mrs. Ethel Long, who for the pa
seven years has been very su
cessful instructor at Pinkha
school, has resigned her position ar
accepted the Ural school
Mrs. G. B. Marsh and Ian ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marsh can
down from the park Friday eve
ing. Charles took his fathers pla
in the Baptist pulpit on Sunday al
returned to his work Monday. Re
Marsh is expected home this wee
Rev. FIR. Francis Whalen stopp'
off to call on old friends enrou
: home from Chicago. FIR. Wfrafen
now located at Bellingham, Was
as a navy chaplain.
The following ladies spent plea
ant day at looks Glen lake cab
last Friday Mesdames Teel, Do,
dell, Rogers, Long, Fetterly, HUI
singer and Misses Ella and Dor
thy Teel, Jean Wetzel and Carolil
Long.
Miss Fay Wolff of Fortine w
luncheon guest of Mrs. p. Fl. Jon
on Monday.
Miss Gertrude Dumbolt0n SDe