The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
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Miss Audrey Mace of Kallspeli
has been a visitor at the kinke
home for several days.
Miss Clara Pomeroy is employed
in Eureka.
Mrs. Art Berg and children and
Mrs. Glen Berg and children OF
Trego visited friends here last wed
nesday.
Miss Jane LaMunyan of Libby,
candidate for the nomination for
county superintendent of schools,
was canvassing the voters here and
at Trego and Stryker on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Kampfe and
daughters, Virginia and Darlene, OF
Eureka were here Sunday afternoon
to visit Miss Ruth Kampfe.
Miss lone Johnson arrived here
on Saturday from Des Laos, N. L.,
to spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Johnson.
Miss johnson teaches music IN the
public schools of De Laos.
Miss Mary Pomeroy is visiting an
aunt at Snohomish, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eikorn and
daughter Molly 10 of Wyoming,
Iowa. visited at the Osler home on
Sunday and Monday Mrs. Osler
and Mrs. Eikorn are sisters. Mr.
Eikorn is the sheriff of his county
and is here on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. johnson and
daughter Margaret and Miss lone
johnson drove to Warland Sunday
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. t. Langseth o.
Watford City, N. D.. who are or
honeymoon trip to the coast, have
been the guests of Miss lone. John
son for few days. Mr.. Langsetf
is principal of the high school il
Watford City and Mrs. Langseti
was principal of the high school il
fDes Laos, N. D. where Miss John
son is music supervisor.
Rev. G. E. Harms of Eureka con
Quoted services in the Communit.
church Sunday afternoon. Rev
Harms was accompanied by Phylli
Knott, Inez and Lester Cole ant
Rev. c. B. Marsh. Rev. Marsh ant
wife had Just arrived from Kinks
/ vile, Mo. He will leave for Ola
. cier park in few days and Will D
, employed there during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of Mis-
, soula arrived Monday night to spen
, few days at the Winkley home
, Mrs. Robinson is Mrs Winkley
, sister
Matt Stokan, ST., has been yer
i'll for a few days but IS reporte
} to be improving.
Ed. Leonard has brought his fan
ily and household goods from Coral
and they will make their home Q
!, the Hellenga place.
The members of the Just Neigf
$ hors club do not allow the Weathe
c to spoil their plans. When tt
: heavy rains made the road impa
:. sable to the Frank Day place, mir
9 courageous souls drove as far ;
the Asa Curtis place last Thursds
afternoon and climbed over the hill
on foot the remaining two miles, a
: irving rather late but with appetlt
h which did full justice to Mrs. Day
e delicious lunch. In response to re
9 call the members described the
: ideal way of spending the Fourth
), July. Mrs. Billings presented Il
entertainment. In the advertiser
9 slogans Mrs. Yoppe and Mrs. D;
received the first and second priz
respectively. Some amusement w
!. caused by the True Confession
: which were afterward written
: the ladies. Miss Kathryn Keith
20 Chester was guest. The club w
meet on July IA with Mrs Jol
Mckenzie.
Oscar Peterson was home ov
Sunday and went back to Waldo,
c., to work. John Peterson W
also home from Leonia and M
Betsy Peterson came home frc
Kalispell for the weekend.
The families of Alan Kline, FIR
Titchbourne and G. H. Frank
were in Kalispell Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson, Mrs. John p
erson and Mrs. Fred Titchbour
attended the r. ~ A. sewing c
Gle in Eureka on Friday.