The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-15

Ed Klemowski, rancher of the
Warland district, was Libby Wis
itor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth drove
into Spokane Saturday, returning to
Libby Sunday.
Paul Church and Marshall Muir
ray attended to business at the Vi
king mine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Crepe drove
into Spokane Saturday to spend the
weekend in the city.
The first Masonic meeting of the
year was held last Thursday even
ing with a large turnout.
Superintendent A. L. Dean of the
Troy schools was transacting bust
ness in Libby Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Richards drove
into Spokane for few days in the
city the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Shryock, Dor
Claypool and Dick Saunders, all oil
Kalispell, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Don Leach over the weekend.
George Krebs left recently for
Great Falls where he has secured
employment in the hardware de-
partment of the Strand store.
Leslie C.. Kens1er and u. r
Fewkes were among Troy people
who came up Sunday to take in the
Libby Sylvanite baseball game.
New headliners in Fall Millinery
every new style. See them at the
Parlor Millinery, West Libby. Mrs
Timothy Miller, opening Saturday
1t
Rock Frederick, attorney 0.
Whitefish, was transacting business
: in Libby Friday, in connection with
bond issue by the Rexford fir.
, district.
Ray Kuhns, Kalispell, who is
highway maintenance man, was il
Libby early in the week checkin,
the work which was done on Min
eral Ave.
W. A Bestwick of Albertor
, Mont, was in Libby the first O
, the week for a short visit with MI
and Mrs. j. T. Brindley, the tW
men being cousins.
Brandt Bartells, whose home
in Washington, is visiting at tn
: Kienitz home this week. Mr.. Bar
tells is a graduate of Washington
: State College and is now a medica
student in an eastern university
, Miss Inez Ratekin left Sunda
l,@s,y re-
. with Mrs. Clay and daughter, Mis-
!, Margaret, of Troy. The ladies wer
!, to attend the annual convention c
: the Montana Federation of Women
: clubs, in session in that city Mon
5 day, Tuesday and Wednesday of thi
week.
St. Mary's Episcopal Guild wi
meet Friday afternoon at the HON
G of Mrs. j. SWarens, with Mrs. Et
G Olson assisting hostess. A yer
I pleasant social gathering was er
loyed by the members OF the Gull
at the last meeting held at the HON
l of Mrs. Russell Little, with Mr.
| Walter Kemp co-hostess.
II ATTENTION-Persons intereste
in learning the Beauty Profession
| get in touch with Mrs. Ann Case
| of the Casey Beauty School, Dor
ners Ferry, Ida, as new class
| just about to start. Write for pal
ticulars Prices reasonable.-Mr
| Ann DIETRICH Casey, Boomers Ferr,
| Idaho. 1911,
II Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Crottea
| and r. w. Smithberger will leay
| today for Spokane. There they wi
| join other groups of America
Legion members and leave on a sp.
cial train for Los Angeles to a
tend the annual national conventic
of the veterans. Other Libby Poop
in attendance will be Mr.. and MI
j. A. Krall.
| Jesse Ross, rancher in the FL
reka district, accompanied by h
sister, Mrs Mabel A., Graham
Michigan, was in Libby Tuesda
MIR. Ross came to the state fis
hatchery at Libby to get supply
native trout fry to take home vii
him and which were to be liberate
in one of the streams in that di
trict. Mrs. Graham has been spen,
In0 the crIrrnyynn ,.,,$L M 4 ar.