The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-09

to Highway No. at or near Trout
creek The road is commonly used
from Sunburst for a week with his
parents.
Q. P. Mosby made a business
! trip to Spokane on Tuesday.
Misses Ida and Emma Larson of
Omaha, Neb., spent two days the
/ first of the week in looking over the
valley with thoughts of locating
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Erick Anderson of
I Crosby. Nd, are visiting their
son, Haven, and family
John Cole and Otto Olt are va
cationing in Yellowstone park and
returning by way of Idaho and
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson of
Noxon spent the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Queen are
celebrating the birth of twin sons,
weight five pounds each, born on
Monday. Mother and sons are in
splendid health.
The eighth grade pupils plcnicked
at Graves Creek on Tuesday.
! Alex Donaldson has purchased the
WinsloW house and will move in
soon.
Donald and Billy Bierley are stay
ing at Grandmother Schucks until
their parents return from the park.
Billy reports they will be home in
a week.
Miss Jeanne Schuck returned
Tuesday after spending the summer
in Glacier park
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fuller have re-
turned to their home in Anaconda.
A baby son was born to Mrs.
Helen Smithson Lille on Sunday.
Mr.. Lille, it will be remembered,
passed away in July.
Miss Frances Rambosek is work
ing in Glacier park for short time
before school begins.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leonard have
moved into the Roholt house
Mrs o. A. Roholt was guest at
the Burgess Drake home for short
time the first of the week
q Mr. and Mrs Frank Peck and
daughter, Clarice; son, Donald and
wife; and niece, Miss Mary Bolin of
Spokane, spent the weekend at the
Merlin Scott home. On Monday the
families toured Glacier park.
Bob Cole is spending week at
home from Leonia.
Mrs p. ". Klinke and Mrs Har-
old Gildon of Fortine spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Purdy mo-
tored to Helena over the double
holiday.
Lowell McKeen spent the week
end in Whitefish with relatives.
) Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Gordon OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and Amer Garyln
: spent the week with the Thurman
Gwynn family. Mrs. Gordon is a
) niece Of Mr.. Gwynn and Mr. Gar
) vim, nephew, will be remembered
: as having lived here for several
years
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Polich and
. children of Helena spent the week
I end with Mr.. and Mrs. John WI
7 konich on Graves creek
: John Stenson of Iced, N. D., is
r visiting his sister, Mrs Geo. Nc
: Glenn, and family.
: Fred Knott spent Sunday with his
family from his work at Fl. Peck,
: He accompanied Don McAllister here
& in his car.
|, P. H. Dierman spent the week
0 end with his family from his work
]. at Rexford
Mrs. Alfred Dionne, Mr.. and Mrs
t Henry Ponton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
n Slater and family, Jesse Ross and
] Rev f. A. Dalton were among Is
from this community who spent
! Monday and Tuesday in Kalispell
!. attending fellowship meeting oil
j the Full Gospel church of western
Montana.
S Rev. and Mrs Beresford and two
: children, Roberta Pauline and Cla-
: ron, are now installed in their new
: home at the Church of God par
! sonage, coming here from Sand
: point last week.
ID. /. Robertson spent the week
( end with his family from his work
5 at Cusick, Wash.
A. L. Eberth was a business Wis
itor in Gateway Monday.
Mrs. Omer Idso accompanied Rev.
! and Mrs. Wood to their home in
) Libby upon their return from
preaching here Sunday afternoon.
! Mr.. Woods has been given Eureka as
part of his field but due to the
great distance and unfinished roads
it may be impossible for him to
come here as planned
The Methodist ladies met at the
church on Thursday with covered
dish lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Crowley left
Wednesday for Portland, Ore, to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Leon Beat
i ty, and family.
Clifford and Henry Adams,
nephews of Jos. Peltier of Long
Beach, Calf, and wives left Tues
day after spending the week here
with relatives.
Miss Mary Alice Mccullough re-
turned Tuesday to Missoula to take
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