The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-09

r. E. Ilgen and family of Kalis-
pell spent Friday in Libby.
Miss Viona Brown left SUNDAY
for visit with friends and relatives
in California
Francis Thomas Burland of Pol
son and Olivina Mcleod of Roman
applied for and received a marriage
license June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Russell ar.
rived in Libby the latter part of the
week. Mr.. Russell has been teach
ing at Joliet during the past school
year.
Joe Fennessey, who was recently
graduated from Gonzaga, returned
To his heHe= in in Libby libby last week. He
has two more years to remain in
school during which time he will
study law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rasmussen of
Kalispell arrived in town Thursday
He will have charge of the Libby
Furniture Exchange for short time
while Don Leach is absent.
The baseball game between Libby
and Naples, which was to have been
played at Naples last Sunday, was
cancelled because of the death Of
one of the Naples players.
Just unpacked, new cool House
Frocks, sheers and prints, 98c. =
IPenney's. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bettim came
over from Elma. Wash, last Friday
and visited at the Israel Crotteau
home. They left yesterday after
noon for Wisconsin. Mr.. Bettim is
cousin of the Crotteaus.
Brandt Bartels of Tacoma, Wash,
has been in Libby the past week
as the guest of Miss Jean Kienitz.
Mr.. Bartels has been attending
university in the East and is on his
way home for the summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. R. Robinson came
over from Choteau last Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Robinson's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. j. T. Brindley. Mr..
! Robinson returned home Tuesday
but Mrs. Robinson remained for a
weeks visit here.
The Woman's Club will have the
annual June luncheon on the c. J.
Martin lawn at o'clock Tuesday,
June IA. Members are requested to
bring their own dishes and one COW
cred dish. Installation of officers
will be part of the program planned.
While visiting in Nampa, Ida, re-
Gently Libby woman was asked %
extend Hello greetings to all old
timers in Libby by Miss Mary Lucas.
Miss Lucas taught in the Libby
schools from 190l-03. She is now
English teacher in the Nampa
schools.
Charley Allen reports that he was
unable to raise enough money to
take his Midget ball players TO Spo-
kane but is very thankful to those
who contributed The money will
be kept until it can be increased to
a sum large enough to give the
youngsters the trip to the city he
mas promised them.
The work of renovating TIE Cath
Ole church, which was started sew
eral months ago, was finished this
week in the painting of the outside
of the building. It is painted ivory
color with white trimmings The
interior was beautifully redecorated
some months ago but the painting
of the exterior was postponed until
summer.
Mrs. E. w. Oylear left last night
to join Mr. Oylear at Waverly,
Wash, where Mr. Oylear is in bus
mess and where they will make
| their home. The children and Mrs.
George Little will visit with friends
lin Libby for several days until a
house can be gotten ready for the
family at Waverly Waverly is
about % miles south of Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burrill and
small granddaughter Joe and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Clark drove over from
Plains on Tuesday for visit with
Mrs. A. c. Berbst and Miss Grand
jean Mr.. Burrill and the late A. c.
Herbst came west together in 1891.
After spending year in the Bit
terroot and Missoula, the two men
went to Demarsville Later they
made an attempt to homestead at
Marion. The visitors came to Lib
by over the Thompson river road
and departed yesterday by way Of
Bull lake and Bull river.