The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-19
Spring improvements.

DeIiB Tile JOfleS, IMP ana HOHOll
houses while the Albee home IS
about to receive new spring coat
The Davis restaurant and Mosby
hotel have been painted on the sides
facing the lot formerly occupied
with an old and disreputable build
ing This building has been re-
moved, the lot filled in with good
soil and George has planted it in
garden for the benefit of both
places of business.
DR.. Hunter is having an addition
put on his house.
John Gildon returned Friday from
Los Angeles where he spent the
winter.
Frank Costich spent the week END
at home from his work at Swan
lake.
Clifford Hanson. who stopped here
enroute home from attending bust
ness college in Spokane as house
guest of the Alverson family, left
Monday for his home at Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Donaldson
spent Sunday in Rexford as guests at
the Fred Marks home.
Mrs. Frank Salter is home after
teaching the Fortine school for the
term.
Blaine Sisson has gone to Sand
point to spend his vacation with his
grandparents
Michael John Bierley arrived at
the d. w. Bierley home last week
tipping the scales at 712 pounds. Too
bad it was boy, but it could have
been worseeftW boys!
Miss Phyllis Knott as assistant
Scout leader, took the Girl Scouts
on hike to the town reservoir
Monday. The girls took both lunch
and dinner out of doors
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rice were
house guests at the Hunsinger home
a few days before leaving for Shell
by. Ronald was guest of Jimmy
Harris.
i Manuel Kaufman, living on the
Osolosh place, is enjoying visit
with his brother from Hardin.
i Miss Blythe Shenefelt spent sew
eral days this week in Kalspell.
4 Les Gaelzer of Puyallup and J. O.
Bath of Chehalis, Wash, representa-
tives Of the Kirk Tree Co., are here
on business.
i MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas
and Mr.. Sawtelle left last week fol
Iowa after contracting for 125 cal
loads of Christmas trees for next
season.
DR.. A. B. Dissmore of Stanford
Montana, spent two days in town the
first OF the week looking over pos
/, sibilities of locating here.
! Thomas d. Long, county attorney
was business caller here Tuesday
l.. A. Riley and Frank Coomb.
are spending a week bear hunting
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Rice were din
ner guests of MIR. and Mrs. Mosby
Saturday evening
;. The ball game Sunday resulted il
j an 8-3 victory for Columbia Falls
/ Mrs. Fred Rock and Mrs. Del
Pike were Kalispell callers on las
Tuesday.
) Ella Dierman spent the fore par
) of the week at the Roscoe Karne,
) home at Black lake.
; The Frank Salter and Kenneth
: Christison families are exchangin,
l houses this week and the DR.. Sher
S man family is moving into the Ric,
; house.
: Lawson and Johnson of Whitefisl
: are spending the week at the DER
| man cabins renovating and recover
ing mattresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Preston re
turned home for a few days an,
left Monday for Kalispell befor
going to Spokane to attend the grad
t Euation of their granddaughter fror
:, high school.
e Miss Mary Zehntner left for he
t home at Missoula where she Wi
!. attend the University this sumne,
4 Mrs. ]. r. Rice and Ronald LEI
Saturday for Shelby where they wi
b make their home.
G Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Gribble an
# baby daughter, Barbara Ann, {
7. Whitefish spent Sunday at the Hol
n ace Sampson home.
Frank Tallman continued on [
: Hot Springs from the Odd Fellow
J. meeting at Poison.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hendrickso
and children of Libby spent ii
weekend with relatives here.
n District Superintendent Cole
It the M Z. church held services he,
e ON Wednesday evening. Followir