The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-13
Little Theatre Club Play.


laughed heartily since the Dark
Days began, here is your chance
When Aunt Tillie Goes To Town"
comes to town, join the crowd and
roar over the hilarious situations of
this three-act farce which is being
presented by the Little Theatre
Club.
This play presents no family prob
lem, teaches no moral lessons. 1t was
written purely for entertainment,
and is packed from curtain to cur
tain with clean, wholesome fun. The
author, Wilbur Braun, has written
more than hundred successful
plays, and Aunt Tillie Goes to
Town" is his favorite. It was pre-
pared especially for Samuel French,
the largest play publishers in the
world, and is being presented in Eu-
reka through special arrangement
with the publishers.
If you like to laugh, if you enjoy
Irollicking comedy situations, if you
enjoyed the Theatre Club play, 1.-THE
Antics of Andrew" don't miss this
opportunity for delightful enter
tainment A director and cast of
seven women and four men are
wrestling with the task of taking
this farce seriously during rehears-
ais, and they guarantee that after
the production you'll thank your
lucky stars that you didn't miss it.
Net proceeds of the production
will be contributed to the Commun-
lty Hall fund. Watch next weeks
paper for announcement of time,
place, prices, and cast.
MIR. and Mrs. A. ]. Thomas and
daughter and P B SaWtelle arrived
last week from Mason City, Iowa,
to begin the annual tree harvest.
Mr.. SaWtelle left for Missoula where
the company is operating.
Post office inspector, r. II. Mills
of Missoula, was in town last week
and reports the local office rates
SO per cent. We extend congratu-
lations to Postmaster Fetterly and
his staff.
Mrs. w. S. Campbell was a bust
ness caller in town Monday from
Roosville.
E. L. Benson took delivery of a
new Plymouth sedan Saturday in
Kalispell.
Mrs. P H. Jones, accompanied bv
Mrs. Enos Campbell, Corrine, Jones,
Jackie, Janis and Lois Hebison were
Roosville callers on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hammond are
receiving congratulations from their
many friends upon the arrival OF
their first born, son, ON SATURDAY.
Mother and son are doing nicely at
the Roy Rhodes home.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sabin. Mrs
Donna BeTkich and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. (. E. Price and MFR. and
Mrs. J. H. Sailing enjoyed picnic
on Upper Whitefish Sunday.
Marshall Murray of Libby spent
the weekend with his children
here.
Primo Paolini is improving nicely
at the Olson hospital.
Your vote for Albert A. Brooks
for Public Administrator is solicited
and will be appreciated. 1923
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray George and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hall of Whitefish
were Tuesday evening dinner guests
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. r. M
Sherman.
Mrs. Dewey Green accompanied
{. +. Dierman to Kalispell Tuesday
to visit her daughters who are ir
St. Matthews school.
The r. NJ A. Sewing Circle vii
meet Friday with Mrs. Abe johnson
at Fortine with Mrs. John Peterson
assisting.
Mrs. Tom c. Quirk returned las
week from visit of several weeks
duration with relatives in Mime
sofa.
Mrs. G. B. Hamilton, Carol Jear
and Sonny Murray and Robert Ham
ilton called on Sterling Schagel a
the Gateway school Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. P. H. Jones accompanied b,
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Brown were
callers at Elko, B. c., on Monday.
The WPA work on Sheldon Can
yon is reported to be progressing
rapidly and in manner which
seems to assure satisfactory result:
in curling slides and widening thu
road
Miss Jessie Staudacher, county su
perintendent of schools, was bust
ness caller here Friday.
Miss Frances Rambosek accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rowe O
Missoula here Sunday. France
spent the day with home folk
while Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe visited
at the w. |. Schuck home.
Episcopal Guild meets today (Fri
! day. at the home of Mrs. O. r
Mosby. The Rev. M. A. Cooksol
will be present and give a repor
of the Synod meeting which he at
tended at Sioux Falls, S. D.. las
week and the Rev. A. B. Ward will
continue his course on the history o
the church. All members are .urget
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack McNoughton 0
Fernie, B. c., were callers at tn,
Glen Roose home Wednesday. MI
McNoughton returned to Fernie thu
same day while Mrs. McNaughtoi
took the train for Libby where sh
will visit with her father and sis
ter, Mrs. Tom Price.
There will be evening prayer an,
sermon by the Rev. A. B. Ward a
the Episcopal church this Sunda'
evening at 8 o'clock.
| Robert Hamilton arrived hom
Thursday from work at Saco. HI