The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14


for those gifts and for the many ex-
pressions of sympathy and kindness II
these past weeks of sorrow. The boys
who were i'll with the flu are now inn
proving and it is hoped the family viii
soon be able to see the sun shine
through the clouds again.
Mrs. j. c. Porter was a weekend
visitor at Glen Lake.
Mrs. Dan Alverson is making her
home with her son, Burr, during the
cold weather.
/ The Wilke tie mill has moved onto
the Hunsinger place on Pinkham and
began operation on Tuesday.
Joe Lear of Fargo, N. D., arrived
Saturday and is mechanic at the Glib
! bons garage.
Harry Sanders of Kalispell is house
guest at the Jack O'Fallon home.
The Altar Society is planning on CIV
ing the St Patrick dance.
Vernon HARDWOOD arrived last week
| for several months with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Guy HARDWOOD Vernon
has completed his ninth year in the
army and has reenlisted for three more
years He is stationed at Fl. Shawton
near Seattle.
The annual installation of the R.N.A.
will be closed this year and will be held
on next Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Campbell have
moved into the Shaw house on the
south side.
| Q. P. Mosby was business caller in
Libby the first Of the week
Frank A. Nolan, government revenue
collector, was business caller in town
on Monday.
D. w. Bierley has purchased the old
Thompson blacksmith building and has
set up second hand store.
Austin Everett had the misfortune
to sustain severe cut across the face
by a frozen limb on Tuesday while
working at the Wilke mill. He was
brought to the hospital where his
wound was dressed
Cryille Carpenter made business
llip ~ pbatiaGiI II EAl} pl 1lii4dNt
Mrs. Charley Cameron left on No. Y
Tuesday evening for points east.
Word has just come telling OF the
birth Of a son to Mr. and Mrs Peter
Haboush, formerly of Eureka and now
living at Alcatraz. Calf. on Jan. II.
Mrs O. r. Teel and daughter. Ella,
were Libby callers between. trains on
Tuesday
Mrs. J. c. Porter has returned from
Kelvin and Shelby where she spent two
weeks with relatives
Miss Nr--- French is spending the
week with Miss Grace Frost in War
land.
The American Legion Auxiliary
meets with Mrs. c F. Dierman on Fri
day, Jan. q, with Mrs. J. c. Porter
assisting
Mrs. Elmer Stacey returned from
Libby on Saturday night where she
had been confined in the hospital for
some time.
r. +. Pagan was business caller in
Libby over the weekend.
Chas. Sutherland has received notice
Of transfer to Boomers Ferry on jan
uary 3d.
The ice harvest has begun in town
Fred Rock and Glen Roose are hauling
from Lick Lake.
The chamber of commerce has
changed its meeting time from Tuesday
evening to Wednesday. They will con-
tinue meeting at the Davis Cafe.
Walter Varien has moved to the E.
NJ Preston home where he will con-
tinue his watch repair work during the
cold months.
Misses Clarabelle and Ella Dier1nan
spent the week end in Trego with their
sister. Mrs Granville Lyons.
Mrs. Torrance Beutel accompanied c.
r. Dierman to Kalispell last Wednes-
day on business.
A daughter, Margaret Virginia, was
born on January to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Street in the Olson hospital
On December 81 son, William Wal
ter, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Finis
Putnam at the Olson Hospital
Horace Sampson was business cali
er in Libby the first of the week.
Lewis Fetterly returned from Helena
on Friday night where he attended the
opening Of the state legislature.
Hot lunches, with Mrs. Susan Teg-
CART as cook, are enjoyed these cold
days by the pupils Of Roosevelt school
A fire caused by an over heated
stove destroyed the inside of the home
of Fred Lederer in South Eureka on
Monday morning.
Lynn Schuck is at home from his
work in Kalispell. Mr.. Schuck ex-
poets to locate a position elsewhere.
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Marsh accom-
panied by Miss Lila Gasahl and Sam
Bottorff motored to Kalispell Monday
and returned by way of Libby, making
the trip in Is hours with time out for
shopping in Kalispell. They report the
roads in splendid condition throughout
the trip.
Pat Jones is employed as clerk in the
senate at Helena
Rev. Satterfield returned from Brady
on Friday evening. He reports weather
conditions over there extremely severe.
The Church of God prayer meetings
will be held in the homes during the
winter months. Any shut-in or per
son i'll, who wishes the group to meet
with them, may enjoy this privilege by
notifying Rev. Satterfield. The group