The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-06

Miss Joyce Morrill, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Fowler.
Miss Hazel McCannon went to
Eureka Saturday to spend the week
end.
Miss Shirley Fuller left Monday
| for Billings TO enter the Teachers
College there.
Miss Evelyn Morrill, spent the
week end at the w. J. Lloyd ranch
with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Daggett and
family spent the week end at Kali
ispell and Columbia Falls.
Mrs Bernie Queen of Eureka I'M
derwent an appendectomy at the
Libby hospital Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson
drove to Spokane Sunday where
Mrs. Ferguson went to consult an
oculist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gibson's
daughter and granddaughter of
Whitefish visited with them over
the weekend
Miss Dorothy Rasmussen and Miss
Dorothy Dalton left for Spokane
late last week Monday they en-
rolled as students at the Kinman
Business University.
Floyd Peterson attended the dis
trict convention of the [. d. o. f.
lodge at Columbia Falls Saturday
night as a delegate from the Libby
lodge. The next district meeting
will be held in Libby in May.
A chimney fire at the,L. j. Olson
home on Utah Ave, served to bring
out the fire department Monday af-
ternoon. No damage was done to
the house and firemen had the thing
under control in very few minutes.
Misses and Juniors wool plaid and
velvet dresses just in. Chefs. It,.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mailman
drove to Hot Springs Saturday ev-
ening They returned Sunday night
with their aunt, Mrs Agnes Miller,
who expects TO spend two weeks
here before leaving for the East for
the winter.
The Al study club will meet at the
M. r. Karnes home Wednesday cv-
ening, Oct. IL. Miss Eleanor Will
liams, hostess. Miss Ruth Loucks
and Miss Grace Day will be dis
cussion leaders. The topic will be
World Peace"
ATTENTION-Persons interested
in learning the Beauty Profession.
get IN touch with Mrs, Ann Casey
of the Casey Beauty School. Bon
ners Ferry, Ida, as a new class is
just about to start. Write for par
ticulars. Prices reasonable-Mrs.
Ann DIETRICH Casey, Boomers Ferry,
Idaho. 1919
Since our weather forecast of last
week there are few who have uues-
toned our ability as weather
prophet and have insisted that we
cannot forecast the appearance of
rainbow in the Libby sky. They
may be right but we still are pos
tive that there will be a Rainbow
carnival in Moose hall on the night
OF Friday, Oct. ID. And the Cath
ohc ladies are backing us UP in
that prediction. II
Miss Esther Lee of Orofino, Ida i
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dem
MS Burke Of Plains, visited at the
a. a. COPYRIGHT home last week.
The. three ladies are ssistess. Mr..
Burke is interested in the Univer
sal Insulation Company and spent
Thursday at the mine. He followed
the ore from the pits through every
operation to the loading of cars for
shipping and was highly enthusiast
TIC over the efficiency of the sys-
tenn.
Carlton Joughin and his mother
Mrs. Ned Joughin, motored to the
Grand Coulee dam Sunday. They
stopped at Wilbur, Wash, to visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Orr but found
them not at home Yesterday Carl
ton received a note from Rev. Orr
saying that his health is returning
and that he misses the Wranglar's
Club meetings great deal. He saws
That he is attempting to organize
q similar club in Wilbur, The
Joughins returned Tuesday.