The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-18

| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Luscher on August IL.
Mrs M. K. Kedzie was visitor
in Spokane during the past week.
Best Quality Paints :. In 5 gal
lon lots, $500 per gallon. Curtis
Hardware. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gehrke of Sill
verton, Ore, are in Libby for visit
with relatives.
H. r. Osborne is here from the
regional forest office in Missoula
checking on fire weather data.
Mrs. Lavina Siekert of Superior,
Wis. arrived in Libby Tuesday for
visit with Libby relatives. She is
| guest at the Sam Tefeau and Israel
2 Crotteau homes.
: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Holm of Sill
e verton. Ore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
&c. Anthony and three sons of Potter
a Vile. Calf, were guests at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller during
: the past week.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sieizer O
Great Falls visited here last week
with Mr.. Sleizer's parents, Mr.. and
n Mrs Lee Sleizer. They left Sunday
i for Spokane to visit with Mrs. Slei,
! zer's family.
= City officials placed an order yes
terday for radio interference To-
= Gator and as soon as 1t arrives, 9
J. further effort will be made to locate
) the origin of the radio trouble sc
!. prevalent during late months.
] Mr.. and Mrs. John Sieizer O
= Minneapolis and two daughters
! Laura and Irene, visited last weel
e in Libby with the Lee and Angus
I. Sleizer families. They left Sunda,
to continue their journey to Cali
fornia. The men are brothers.
First Showing of New Fall Mil
linery at Penneys !
Supt and Mrs A. A. Wood are j
receipt of an announcement Of tn
birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Beardsley on August .,
California. Mr. Beardsley We
formerly music teacher in the Libb
schools.
Paul Costello, accompanied by
a e. Burgess, left yesterday to driy
NJ truck load of lumber to Cut Banl
81 He will bring back load of whea
MIR. Burgess went to visit son !
H. Cut Bank, foreman of Cut Ban
a newspaper.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brindley an
daughter, Miss Lura, returned
Libby Monday evening from wee
spent visiting with relatives an
friends in Missoula, Helena, Gre;
~ w.
they toured Glacier park.
The Ladies' Aid of the Method
church was entertained yesterds
afternoon by Mrs. Gleason Pilche
with Mrs. George Ikeda assistir
hostess. The Aid will meet in tv
weeks in the church parlors wi
Mrs. George Pike and Mrs. Fee
ro- Peterson as hostesses.
Try Miss Helen Morris, Miss Judi
ca Johnston and Mrs. r. w. Sware
went to Kalispell this week to 6
tend the church school institute
the Episcopal church sponsored
L the Woman's Auxiliary, diocese o
ID Montana. The institute was he
Monday and Tuesday. Speake
were Mrs. Douglas Johns, Kalispe
Iul LSlilGl IluBIlSy, I1clGiid, Mi
L. d. Smith, Livingston, and Mi
n Helen Morris.
III Mr.. and Mrs James Brink, the
= son and wife, of Resale, Neb., we
N in Libby this week visiting with Il
90 senior Mr.. Drinks brother, HI.
Brink. James Brink is editor
- the Rosalie Ripsaw and has earn,
quite reputation throughout II
middle west as writer of exec
tionally pungent, witty and slim
lating articles, such as might be e
pected from newspaper with t
name of Ripsaw. The visitors |,
today for Spokane and will swi
southwark from there on their J
1 turn trip.
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