The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-01-27

A marriage license was issued on
Saturday to Leroy C0ffman and
Sylvia B. Carr of Troy.
While they last-U. S. No. Net
ted Gem potatoes, Sl09 per hun
dred.-Krall's Grocery. It.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sather and
daughter of Troy were in Libby Sun
day night TO attend the theatre
L. ]. Olson left Sunday night for
Portland, Ore, TO be gone about 10
days, IN his capacity DIS auditor for
the J. Neils Lumber company.
Mrs. Art Wilson of Troy under
went an operation at the Libby hos
pital on Saturday.
Frank Siegmund returned to Lib
by Monday from few weeks spent
in the southwest Mr.. Siegmund had
intended to spend the remainder of
the winter in the warmer climate
but got to feeling poorly and de-
cided to return home.
George, Louis and Joe. Hills, ac-
companied by their father, w. A
Hills, left Monday night for Klam-
ath Falls, Ore, where the boys are
engaged in business. Following the
death of Mrs. Hills, Mr., Hills will
make his home with his sons.
E. E. Jaqueth and V. F. Paddock
were at Butte the latter part of last
week, returning home Saturday
night They attended there a meet
ing for Chevrolet dealers and parts
men, The zone manager from Oak
land, Calf, was present and adj
dressed the meeting.
While they last-U S. No. Net
ted Gem potatoes, S1.09 per hun
dred.-Krall's Grocery. 1t,
Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe and Mrs.
Susan Carleton were hostesses Mon
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Rowe, at one of series of benefit
parties that are being given in the
city to raise funds for the Catholic
church. The party was a bridge
dessert, with four tables of bridge
in play following the serving of the
dessert High score prize of the
afternoon was won by Mrs. Bertha
Crotteau,
In my spare time, let me help
you with your radio repair prob
lem; free examination; if I cannot
help you, III tell you so. All work
guaranteed. | am not an expert in
tracing down radio interference,
but if it's in the set I'll find it
Fred Birmingham, first building
west of Ball Park. It.
The Wranglers met last night at
the Presbyterian church parlors,
with j. A. Krall leader. He had
asked Carlton Joughin to talk on
tTichinosis, disease caused by the
eating of improperly cooked pork,
and which has recently caused much
trouble among some families at Col
umbia Falls The discussion was an
other interesting and instructive
one
Lief Fredericks of Helena, head
of rehabilitation work for the state
Of Montana, was in Libby yesterday
His department takes young people
who are crippled or otherwise in
capacitated and teaches them a trade
or trains them SO that they become
self-supporting, great work The
state has lbs persons under train.
! ing. Two or three Libby people
have been helped by this depart.
ment.
| In common with all parts of the
country, winter sports are gaining
in popularity with Libby people
Scarcely Sunday passes that does
not see large numbers of them driv-
ing to the lakes south of the city tc
spend the day skating and fishing
through the ice. And by the way
some very nice catches are being re-
ported. However, the latest addi-
ton to winter sports to be made in
this section is being introduced by
Fred Cloutier. Mr.. Cloutier has
made an ice boat and will launch
1t on one of the Thompson lakes
at once. Ice boating is great sport
one Swimming like the wind over the
surface of smooth lake. 1t will
be no new experience for CloutieI
as he formerly enjoyed the sport
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