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


Mrs. L. S. WEIGH and Mrs. Mann
drove to Kalispell Tuesday for ;
visit with relatives of Mrs. WEIGH
/ M. E. Church, June rs, $50 unit
all are served-Hamberger, Potato
Salad, Ice Cream, Cake-Junlor NJ
E. Aid. "a
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Smith went tt
Kalispell Tuesday to visit their sor
and their grandson Kenneth, who
is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Young visited
with their daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. Grin Farr, in Rexforo
last Sunday.
/ Buy Hi Power Gasoline and Hec-
colene Motor Oils. Try a fill. Re-
member-Drive carefully.-Central
Service Station. 1t
Larmon Townsend went into Spo-
kane Monday evening and returned
home with Mrs. Townsend and the
baby son, Donald Keith, born in a
Spokane hospital on the 18th.
] Miss Grace Leary and Mr.. and
Mrs E. E. Price drove down from
Eureka Saturday. On Monday Miss
Leary went over to Flathead lake
where she will spend the summer
mentioning from her teaching.
Mrs. Alice G. Farris and grand
! daughter, Dorothy Alice .Danner,
are expected home this week from
Seattle where they have spent sew
eral weeks visiting with Mrs. Far
ris' daughter, Mrs. Mildred Cham
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Carter,
Miss Olive Fountain and Mrs. Mary
Edwards returned to their homes in
/ Missoula Saturday morning after
spending the week visiting Rev. and
Mrs. H. w Woods at the Methodist
parsonage.
Marshall Murray and his two
children, accompanied by their
grandmother, Mrs. c. B. Hamilton,
went to Arleigh, Mont, on Sunday
for visit with Mr.. Murrays sis
ter. They returned to Libby Tues
day evening.
James M. Blackboard, Sr., and John
Blackford returned on Wednesday
from a 10 days auto trip to Spo-
kane and Idaho points. They re-
port heavy rains with already suf-
| ficient moisture to insure fine
Washington wheat crop.
Mrs. ]. D. Miller and daughter
Joan of Oklahoma City, Okla, and
Mr.. J. L. Davis of Sheridan, Wyo.,
are visiting at the E. A. Rice home
Mrs. Miller is sister of Mrs. Rice
and Mrs. Elmer Baker, and Mr.
Baker is an uncle of the ladies.
Donld Shaurette, Ted Fowler and
Elmer Martin were guests of the
Spokesman-Review and Chronicle
on trip to Vancouver, B. c.. the
past week. A special train took BIS
boys from Spokane to Seattle and
from there to Vancouver by boat
! They report a wonderful time sight
seeing both at Vancouver and Sc
attic.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Orley Hide Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mrs. Paul
son and Miss Mabel Paulson, Of
Langford, S. D., left Monday fo1
their homes after having visited
here with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rafdal
They made the trip by car. Mrs
Paulson is Mrs. Rafdal's mother
and Mrs. Hide and Miss Paulsor
are her sisters.
News comes from the Eastern
Washington College of Education al
| Cheney that Dorothy Zawadke has
been awarded the Ralph Earle
Tiege, Jr., Memorial scholarship Of
$500 for next year. This is an an
nual scholarship award offered tt
an English or speech major in the
senior year. Dorothy is majoring If
art and English.
While visiting in Libby last week
Mrs. w. M. Cady of Standpoint
called the attention of Libby friend.
to an item Of news that will inter
est them At the grand lodge meet
ling of the Idaho Order of Eastern
Star, held at Caldwell this year, j
E. Williams of Spirit Lake was elect
ed associate grand patron of tht
order. MIR. Williams will be re
membered as business man il
Libby number of years ago.
The Joughin building on Secone
street, just west of the Pioneer Mea
company market, is being re
modelled and when completed vii
be occupied by Dr. c. w. Wiprud
dentist. A new glass front is beinl
put in and the interior is being par
titioned into very suitable quarter
flor dental office. Chas. Johansol
| is doing the work The forest ser
vice desired all of the second floo
of the First National bank building
which forced DR.. Wiprud to seel
quarters elsewhere.
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