The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-25


! Mrs. Chas. Sutherland arrived ir
town Tuesday and left Wednesday fol-
her new home at Boomers Ferry.
George r. Burke, engineer for the
public service utilities, of Helena was
| a guest at the Montana Hotel last week
While here he observed the electric
service. Among other guests at the
Montana Hotel were. c. E. Ross oil
Great Falls, who spent several days
here the first of the week on second
horse buying trip and j. L. Gessell
auditor for the Standard Oil Co.. who
was here Monday on business.
Mrs Ed. Richardson went to Kalis-
pell ON Saturday for several days.
George RAINBOW came home Friday
night. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs Ram
low were called to Libby where they
welcomed a new granddaughter born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams the
previous day. The new lady is named
Norma Josephine
Word has been received that baby
son has been born to Mr. and Mrs Rus
sell Dalsin OF Minneapolis. Mrs Dalsin
will be remembered as the former Miss
Irene Stephen who taught here in the
grade school several years ago
Jay Fincher spent the weekend in
Spokane. returning Monday night.
Mrs. Jos. Peltier is now scattering an
other aggravation of her illness and
Mrs. johnson Of Somers is keeping
house for the family.
Little Miss jeanne Schuck arrived
Tuesday evening from Libby to visit
with her Grandpa and Grandma Schuck
and to attend the birthday party Of her
little friend, Pat OFallon.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Terpstra have gone
to Scobey on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Bassaraba of Libby
are making their home at Glen lake.
Mrs. Bassaraba is the former Annie
Porter
Mrs. Bert Roe went home Sunday,
after spending the week in town, much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waller were
Thursday dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. McGlenn-
Rev. and Mrs. Crabb are living in one
of the Dierman cabins while holding
meetings in the Full Gospel church.
Miss Florabelle Robertson accompan-
led Clarence Dierman to Kalispell last
Wednesday where she stayed for
visit with friends.
Clarence Dierman accompanied DR..
X. S. Lowell to Kalispeff on Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. West was assisting hostess
to Mrs. Sampson at the large meeting
of the Methodist Aid held last week.
MIR. and MrS. r. D. Bigham, who have
been house guests at the Sampson
home, have gone to the VIM West
home.
The newspapers have sit down strik-
ers as pet subject these days. Eu-
reka is quite up-to-date in that they
also are represented at the sit down
strike being staged in Kalispell. 1t is
the men are wanting blankets
and "sech." Guess the floors are get
ting hard.
Rodney Robertson spent several days
at home from Shelby last week.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
give the Easter dance at Quirk's hall
with Bills Gang for music.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frost were week
end visitors at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. j. c. Boyd in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Dick and Buddy
left Sunday for their new home at
Oroville, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Slick have purchased and moved into |
The home formerly occupied by the
Dicks.
Dave Cameron was business caller |
N town on Monday.
Frank Day of Fortine called in town
IN Friday.
Fred Johnson, a former resident of |
Tobacco Plains many years ago. is
house guest at the Ray Frost home