The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-25
Cash and Garry Store


Announcement was made this week
of the plans Of the Standard Grocery
to revamp their store into Cash and
Carry. Many Eureka people will well
come this modern type of store ard the
opportunity it should offer them to save
money. Plans are to make one de-
livery a day. On all orders over $3.50
no charge will be made for delivery
George McGlenn, as proprietor, has
been in the grocery business here for
the past Is years. He has been most |
generous in his credits. Now he finds |
new plan must be adopted and his |
many customers who have received
credit in their time of shortage will I'M
doubtedly remain his customers and
rally to him now, at the same time
making a substantial saving for them
selves as well.
f. r. Baney and Miss Jessie Staud-
acher Of Libby were callers here We'd
nesday.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boles Of Rexford at the
Olson hospital on March II.
| Word has been received of the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. c. r. Lindsay, nee
Dorothy Alverson, in Portland, Oregon
Miss Vera O'Neil of Kalispell spent
Monday and Tuesday as house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frost. Miss ONeil
was a former classmate of the Frosts
at Bozeman.
| The Baptist Sunday school children
will have an Easter egg hunt at the
church on Saturday afternoon at ESQ.
Frank Sabin was business caller III
Spokane the last of the week.
Mrs. Morris Palmer of Trego is guest
at the Roy Rhodes home.
A marriage license was issued to
Gladys Stacy and Bernie Queen In Kali
ispell last week
VERNE Peltier returned home on
Sunday evening from week spent IN
Salt Lake City attending Shell agents
school
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Quirk motored to
Missoula with Harold Dick on Friday
Misses Marjorie Knapton and Peggy
Giles accompanied Ernie and Harry
Hileman to Eureka from Whitefish Sat-
urday Little Bobby Hileman returned
with them.
Bob Hileman of Whitefish was a
house guest at the Waverly Brown
home for several days last week.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harry Butts Of West
kootenai spent Sunday at the Guy
Harwood home. Mrs HARDWOOD re-
turned home with them for week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh KIossner and
daughter, Marian, also Miss Jean Carr
OF Kalispell were calling in town Sum
day on relatives and friends.
Mrs. Omer Idso and children Faith
and Paul, accompanied Rev. Idso to
town Sunday. Rev. Idso held services
|, here.
The Methodist Aid met at the church
on Thursday with Mrs. G. w. Day and
Mrs. Zelmer Moses as hostesses.
, Mrs. Kenneth Curtis and son re-
turned to their home in Boomers Ferry
/ on Thursday.
! Lon Mackey has purchased new In
ternational truck
Miss Donna Sabin came home from
attendance at Holy Names in Spokane
tor Easter Mondays.
Frank Valasak and children, Evelyr
and Henry, motored to Galen last week
and returned Monday with Mrs. Val
) asak. Mrs. Valasak, who has spen
} several months there, is now in perfec
health
Mrs. Pat Cook and children left fol-
La Grande, Ore, to visit her sister
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Kirkpatrick anc
; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olsen of Kalispel
were week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Shaw.
Jas. Shaw is recovering from ;
J broken rib sustained when he fell tw,
weeks ago
Little Howard Aemisegger Of Forth,
spent Wednesday with Lee Dow at tn
: Montana Hotel.
Miss Mary Olt has accepted posi-
ton as clerk with the Standard Gro
Gerry.
Mrs. M. A. Hunsinger and Mrs. O.
Teel were Rexford callers on Wednes
; day between trains.
:. MIR and Mrs. F. G. Spaulding arrive,
from Long Beach, enroute home t
: Minot, NJ. d., for short visit with thei
: niece, Mrs. Geo; McGlenn.
Robert Waller attended Texac
Dealers meeting in Whitefish on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Fred S. Cole, mother Of Mrs
Bert Brouillier, and Henry Cruttendel
d of Rollins spent several days with Mrs
. Broullier and family this week.
! Mrs. Tom Whitcomb spent severe
/. DAYS in Kalispell last week.
University students home for Easte
/ holidays were: Misses Lois Rice, Elois
/ Brown, Francis Rambosek, and Patriot
/ Gibbons; John Rambosek, Oliver Ro
, holt Donald Purdy, and Dayl Grave:
Most of the students returned Tuesday
! Correction: Jas. Stacy accompanies
! the group to Whitefish last week in tn
; interest of the Workers Alliance.