The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

Florence Burns came up from Troy
Friday for few hours in the city.
N. F. Beasley underwent an operation
at the Libby hospital Tuesday morning.
Roderick Sansavere has been a pa
tent at the Libby hospital the past
week.
], c. and Lloyd Midyett were called
to Great Fails Tuesday by the death Of
their father.
! Jack ns..cccarthy Of Kaiispell was in
Libby Tuesday attending to probate
matters in district court.
Rev and Mrs. H. w. Woods left Mon
day morning for Camas Hot Springs.
They expect to return Friday.
Win $40 as prize money in the scav-
enger hunt sponsored by the Junior
Woman's club on Saturday night,
May l. 1t.
Mrs. Karl McMullen came in from
Spokane Saturday evening and spent
Sunday visiting here with Mr.. Nc
Mullen.
II you want to enjoy fine supper,
plan to attend the one to be given by
Circle B at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening. 1t.
/ Fred Gooselaw returned to Libby
Saturday from a trip to Minnesota
/ where he visited his parents and at
tended their Goth wedding anniversary.
/ Beginning May LIST the First State
Bank Of Libby will close on Saturdays
at 1900 Noon in conformity TO the
practise OF all other banks in this sec
ton OF the country.
The second of series of enjoyable
dinners was given at 6 p. m Monday,
April IL. by the Mothers Club Of the
Rainbow Order for Girls, which was
attended by about 80 Masons, Eastern
Stars and parents of Rainbow girls. AT
the close of dinner a number of songs
were sung and toasts given. A SINH
lar function viii be given the evening
of May 3.
4 New, safe and sure. Eveready cool
ing system cleaning, by the scientific
3-step process, at Jaqueth & Charm
+ holm's. 1t.
wild Bill' Hickok Calamity Jane"
Buffalo Bill Cody, General Custer,
Jack Mccall and a host of other fam
liar and beloved figures of the old
West, come to life again in Cecil B,
DeMille's THE plainsman,' an epic of
Americas greatness in the making,
which begins tonight at the Kootenai
theatre, with Gary Cooper and Jean
Arthur in the leading roles
Circle B of the Presbyterian church
will give one of their popular suppers
in the church parlors Tuesday evening.
Remember the date. 1t.
4 The work of handspring the tract
just south Of the depot requires the
removing Of the city flag pole that
stands there. Consequently it was
given to the forest service and will be
erected on the site selected for the
new Libby ranger station Tuesday w.
Fl. Kemp and other workers were en-
gagged in lowering the pole and getting
it ready to be trucked across the river.
Beginning May 1st the First State
Bank Of Libby will close on Saturdays
at 1900 Noon in conformity to the
practise OF all other banks in this Sec
ton Of the country.
A number of ladies of Libby were
entertained Tuesday at a tea by Mrs.
Alice G. Farris, honoring Mrs. Belle
Snively, representative of the board
of foreign missions of the Presbyterian
4 church, who was in the city. An out
of town guest was Mrs. Shipman Of
Troy. Mrs. Snively paid visit to the
local church and spoke while here on
the progress of education among the
Negroes of the South.
Drain All Three refill with Hec-
colene Oils and Greases, also Hi-Pow-
er gas at the Central Service Station It.
Floyd Bowen has received word from
Portland during the week that the con-
dition of his mother, Mrs j. P. Bowen,
is not quite SO serious as at first re-
ported. Mrs. Bowen broke the bone of
a shoulder joint and went into con-
vulsions. An operation is necessary
and while she has improved some
what, the doctors do not think it wise
to operate until her condition shows
more improvement
The Catholic ladies will give a food
sale Saturday afternoon at the Variety
store. lit.