The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-17

that in the IA years of the organ.
ization's life they had expended
$4,000 in community service. After
the meeting Dutch lunch was en-
joyed.
A new shipment of Donna Lee
house frocks has arrived at Eu-
reka Quality Store. Get your 4th
of July dress here. It.
d. w Bierley returned Saturday
from Glacier park and took Mrs.
Bierley back with him Sunday. Mrs
Bierley will have charge of the post
office at Lake Mcdonald again this
summer.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Evejene on June 13 at the
home of Mrs. J. A. E. Johnson.
Miss Mary Beth Hammond of
Klamath Falls, Ore, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sahin went to
Spokane Monday.
L. Z. Trip and sons, Julian and
Merrill, were business callers in
Libby Tuesday.
be kind to your motor-oil plate
1T with Conoco germ processed mo-
tor oil at your local dealer. 1t.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Brock and Dixie
OF West Kootenai were callers here
Tuesday.
T. P. Carey returned from his va
cation spent with his daughters,
Dorothy and Mrs. Wolf, and wife at
Metaline Falls on Monday night.
Mr.. Carey reports Mrs. Carey muc 1
improved in health.
Webb Carey returned to Kalis-
pell on Tuesday after being in
charge of the liquor store during
the absence of his father.
Thomas Hughs of Fernie was TAX
en- up on a charge of drunkenness
and fined SIS In police court this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Ramloy returned from
Libby Monday evening.
The Kempfes of Fortine are NOV
ing into the Jas. Carey house on
Dewey avenue
Mrs. Hugh Klossner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Baker of Kalispell
called at the Sampson home Monday
night
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Presnall of
Olney and Mr. and Mrs. M. Neece
and Frank Dennis of Scobey were
guests at the Joe Terpstra home
this week.
Delbert Bierley is spending the
summer at the Dewey Green home
east of town and Billy is with his
grandma Schuck while their parents
are at the Park.
Miss Frances Rambosek is visiting
in Kalispell. :
Mrs. Fred Glass, Mrs. Blanche
Weidner and daughter, Maxine, were
callers at the O'Fallon home Mon
day evening.
Misses Myra and Gerry Thill are
house guests at the O'Fallon home.
Mrs. Dick Scott is here renewing
old acquaintance. She is guest OF
Mrs. O. F. Teel while here.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson, born Tuesday
morning, passed away at birth. Mrs.
johnson is doing as well as can be-
expected. Sympathy is extended to
the young couple in the loss of their
first born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Benpston of
Dillon arrived Sunday for q few
days with Mrs. Bengston's home
folks before taking a job in the
park for the summer.
Bubbles Peltier accompanied Ed
Eberth as far as Butte to visit her
aunt Mr. Eberth went to Billings
Chas. Marsh left Thursday for the
park to work for the summer.
Ralph, Lester and Lewis Cole
were home from Leonia over Sun
day. '
MT. and Mrs. Bill Ross spent Sun
day IN town. While here. Mr.. Ross
filled the Church of God pulpit
DIR. K. S. Lowell accompanied bv
ms mother, motored to Missoula.
Mrs Chas. Marsh underwent q
tonsIlectomy on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rusk returned
10 Mlssoula on Friday after two
weeks at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. FetterIv
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Gibbons
went TO Missoula Friday and re-
turned Saturday with Patricia They
stopped in Poison and took in the
Legion Auxiliary convention on the
way home. '''e
Mrs. II. W. Freeland and sons
Dwain and Carl, of Spokane are
mere spending part Of the sum
mer vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Drake. - :
Rev. FIR. Delaney returned SAT
urday from a retreat for the priests
OF the Helena diocese at Helena
Mrs. Horace Sampson fell eand
suffered a painful injury to her
back last week while bom ice
cleaning. o1oe
Esther Costlch was taken to Kali
ispell Friday, suffering an append
citis attack but it was not found
necessary to operate.