The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-24

Samuel Holbert of Troy was
transacting business in Libby on
Tuesday.
L. S. WEIGH went to Spokane on
Monday for few days in the city
on business.
Make your trip pleasant one
Fill up with Hi Power Gasoline al
the Central Service Station. 1t
Mrs. L. G. Sperry came in from
Spokane last night and plans &c
spend the summer in Libby.
Mrs. Marie Nygaard of Berwick
N D., arrived in Libby Wednesday
and is visiting with her sister, Mrs
(. Paulson.
Gordon II. Jones was brought &c
the Libby hospital this week from
the Swamp creek ranger station suf-
fering with an infected hand.
Mrs. A. E. Barr left last Thurs
day for Centralia. Wash, to attend
a camp meeting there. On her way
home she will visit in Spokane q
few days with friends.
Mrs. Fred Monsen and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rosen and daughter
Marylin of Vallejo, Calf, drove in
to Libby last night for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ K. Kedzie
Ed. Dassow of Rexford was a bust
ness visitor in Libby Saturday and
Monday. Mrs. Dassow is moving
from Rexford to Troy and Mr.. Das-
sow expects to have employment
IN that vicinity this summer.
Mrs. Charles Krebs went over to
Roman the last of the week to at
tend dance given Saturday by the
pioneers of that district Mrs. Krebs
grew to Womanhood there and feels
that she is fully entitled to rate as
a pioneer
i Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rice left Mon
day morning for Hot Springs where
they will take treatment at the
springs. Their trip was delayed a
week by the sudden illness of Mrs.
Rice. but who recovered after a few
days of being under the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard Staudacher
and children and Lester King
stopped in our city last week end
after spending several days in Spo-
kane and Addy, Wash Accompan-
led by Mrs. M. Staudacher. who had
been visiting at the T. A. Staudacher
home for week, they departed on
Monday for their home at Chester,
Montana.
i've Got My Love to Keep Me
Warm, Summing on Park Az
enue, y You're Laughing at Me, y
This Years Kisses, The Girl on
the Police Gazette and He Amt
/ Got Rhythm are the titles of Irv-
I ing Berlin's new songs for "On the
Avenue starring Dick Powell and
Madeline Carroll, opening tonight
at the Kootenai theatre.
William Anderson, Scout master
for Libby Boy Scouts, plans to leave
on July 2 for Camp Paxson on See
ley lake, near Missoula, for the an
nual Scout camp of the western
Montana division. He will be oc-
companied by 10 Libby Scouts. MIR.
Anderson has been named by Scout
Iofficials as member of the camp
staff.
DR. and Mrs. Chas. ]. Martin and
son Billie left Tuesday to drive to
Missoula. There Billie will join a
group of Boy Scouts from the
Northwest and will entrain for an
eastern trip, their destination being
Washington, D. c. where national
Boy Scout Jamboree is to be held
DR.. and Mrs. Martin will also visit
their son Charles and his wife while
in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Whitcomb
little son and daughter, of Zigzag.
Ore, drove into Libby for the week
end with Mrs Whitcomb's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs James Reedy. They
left for a short visit with his peo-
pie at Boomers Ferry, after which
Mr.. Whltcomb was to return to his
work at Zigzag while Mrs. Whitcomb
and the children planned to come
to Libby for a longer visit.
Fl. A. Calkins, road engineer from
the regional forest office at Mis-
soula, and Frank Woodbridge. road
engineer from the Washington. ..
C., office, have been in Libby this
week looking over the road situa-
ton on the Kootenai forest. Arthur
kahl, bridge engineer from the Mis-
soula office, is here today and he
and Supervisor Klehm have gone
out on the forest to look into bridge
conditions.
Robert Neils, Billie Mann and
Eldred Bede arrived in Libby last
FRIDAY from the east where they
had been attending college. They
picked up Mrs. A. E. Fry's car at
Iowa City, Ia, and drove it through
to Libby, visiting Yellowstone and
Glacier national parks enroute.
Young Neils and Bede were uni
versity students at Valparaiso, Ind.
and Billie Mann at Chicago uni
versity during the past school wear.
They will spend the summer in
Libby
r. W. Smithberger returned last
night from vacation trip spent Wis
lung relatives in the Middle West.
Mrs. Nellie McGrew entertained
in honor of Mrs. M. L. Hill her
daughter, at quilting party last
Those present were Mrs
Gieger, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Johansop,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
Rusher, Mrs. Heller, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. I
Paulson, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs.
West The r1ti1t s.yac y,~ora...1J i.