The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-05
Angels
Michael and All
Episcopal Church

st. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church
Holy Communion and sermon
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
You are cordially invited TO attend.
Catholic Mass.
Mass will be held in Eureka next
Sunday at 900 and at Rexford
at 1890.
Oliver Roholt arrived Saturday
evening from ROTC at Fl. Geo.
Wright, Spokane, and spent the
weekend at the {. f. Dierman
home. He left Monday for work at
a forestry camp on Swamp creek.
4 E. M Preston accompanied Clar-
ence Dierman to Kalispell on Tues
day.
Miss Edna Marie Ballargon and
J. J. Green went TO the Francis
Shenefelt home on Pinkham We'd
nesday for several days.
| FARMERS-You can get your
binder Irvine at Dierman's Service
Station It..
Alvin Hofert, a partner of the
Hofert Christmas Tree Co. was here
Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert N Daniel
are spending several days here on
business. Mr. Daniel is regional su-
pervisor for the Hofert Co.
/ Mrs. Jas. Carey drove up from
KalispeIl on Tuesday accompanied
by Mrs Herbert Kibler and Mrs.
Grace Cassidy of Helena. The par
ty spent the afternoon at the Jos.
Peltier ranch. While here Mrs.
Cassidy and Mrs. KILLER called ON
their old Havre friends, DR.. and Mrs.
A. J. Hunter.
Richard Waller spent the fore part
of the week at home from his
, lookout work near Troy.
Thurman and Billy Gwynn and
Dan Garvin spent Sunday on Sun
day creek fishing.
. John Ming and family and Mrs.
Kate Jones spent the fore part of
the week with the Arvid Erickson
family in Libby
Marion Frost and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcclure took Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hotchkiss to Bolton Friday
where they caught the train for
Chicago
Among those who spent Tuesday
picking huckleberries on Graves
creek were the Day, Dewey Mar
tin, Cliff Miller, Frank and Ernie
Pluid families and Enos Campbell
and Oscar knight. They report
fine luck
i A large bull moose has been seen
by several parties grazing leisure
ly near the Vic Wolff fish pond re-
Gently
I D. P. Mosby and (. E. Price mo-
tored to Kalispell on Wednesday.
Joe Eastland accompanied by Pete
Nelson, Lew Brandburn, Pete Lee
narz and Frank Leonard motored to
the Old Timers Picnic at kalispell
on Sunday.
Mrs. JOS, Larson was down from
Libby for several days this week
with her daughter, Mrs Tilda Bro
derrick.
Wesley NeWhaIl, formerly Of this
place and now of Chicago. called on
the Merlin Scott family Tuesday
The Newhalls lived on the John
Murray place
| Mrs Paul Goss and children have
arrived for few weeks pending
the finding of house in Butte
where Mr. Goss is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly and
Lewis, Jr, went to Kalispell Tues
day evening to meet Robert who
has been attending summer school at
the university of Southern Califor-
MIA. Robert will spend the re
mainder of his vacation here be-
fore returning for his third year
at Shawmut, where he teaches in
the high school.
Jimmy Whit, who is located on
the lookout near town. received
many callers Thursday evening.
Mrs. P. III. Jones, Mrs. Chas. Marsh.
Misses Edna Peltier and Patricia
Gibbons, Joe Gibbons, Bobby He
bison and Leo Peltier.
Howard RAINBOW came up Satur-
day from Plains and returned Sun
day with his wife and daughter,
Myrna. who have been visiting here.
Lewis w. Fetterly, Jr., has begun
his work as timekeeper of WPA in
this county. On Monday he went to
Libby with Regional Timekeeper
Porter of Kalispell.
Dale zimmerman, former en-
ployee on the Eureka Journal, and
wife spent the weekend with Mrs.
Ammerman's aunt, Mrs Ed Rich
ardson.
Geo. RAINBOW spent Sunday at
home from his work at Libby.
Miss Enid Buhmiller left Sunday
for Red Eagle to spend a few days
with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, local inn
migration Inspector, and family re-
turned Saturday from tour of
Yellowstone park.
Billy Schagel left last week with
his brother Stanley and wife for
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