The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-22

R. H. Pond of Whitefish attended
TO business in Libby Saturday.
Miss Nora Handley spent the
weekend in Spokane visiting with
friends.
Miss Rosella Idso of Eureka spent
the weekend visiting with Miss
Ruth Loucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Foster returned
the first of the week from a tour OF
Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nordine and
family were Spokane visitors Sat
urday and Sunday.
Fordson Tractor for sale :. Elk.
cellent condition Minimum price
s. s. Manion Service. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christian
sen of Whitefish spent Tuesday Wis
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bauer
Remember the Food Sale by the
Catholic Ladies Saturday afternoon
at the Variety Store. It
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Young spent
Sunday visiting with their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Grin
Farr, at Rexford.
Mary Anna Strong was a patient
at the Libby hospital several DAYS
last week recuperating from an in
jury sustained when she fell from
a bicycle.
Victor strom, employed by the
Granite Creek Mining Co, was
brought to the Libby hospital Tues
day night suffering with a bad axe
cut IN his right leg.
Mrs. Howard Monks of Boomers
Ferry visited during the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. V. f. Paddock.
Plan TO attend the roast pork dir
ner to be given by Circle B of the
presbyterian church next Wednes-
day night Sos and Csc. Serving
will begin at $50.
St. Marys Episcopal Guild will
hold Rummage Sale Saturday
Sept. "A, in Kienitz new store
building. If
Art Kale, bridge engineer from
the regional office of the forest
service, Mlssoula, was in Libby this
week attending. to bridge matters
The service is planning construc.
tion of new bridge on Fisher river
Warren Ensign, forest ranger at
Warland, was a Libby visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. Art Vandervort, Great North
fern yardmaster at Whitefish. his
wife and son Jack were lucky Sun.
Gay IN getting their wild chickens
Between the three of them they
got II birds, and on their way home
they returned by way of Libby
where they enjoyed their chicken
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dun
woody.
Good game pictures and scenic
views wanted at Western News Of
flee. -
]. R. Smart of Kalispell, an of
flcial OF the Montana Transport
was IN Libby Friday attending to
business matters. Mr.. Smart said he
was glad to see any agitation for
Improvement of the Troy Bonners
Ferry highway and would do what
ne could to help. He said his com
pany would soon be operating
through service from Spokane to
kalispell via Libby.
From Is to 20 Libby Lions drove
10 Eureka last night and were guests
OF the newly organized Lions club at
That place. 1t is practice of
Lionism for an older club to sponsor
all newly formed organizations and
the Libby Lions had been asked to
assume that pleasant responsibility
a sumptuous dinner was served bv
the host club and the Lions spent
the evening as only Lions know
how to do.
ATTENTION-Persons interested
In learning the Beauty Profession,
get In touch with Mrs. Ann Casey
OF the Casey Beauty School Bon
ners Ferry, Ida, as a new class is
Just about to start. Write for par.
ticulars. Prices reasonable.-Mrs
Ann DIETRICH Casey, Boomers Ferry.
Idaho. 1e ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Shaurette ar
rived home last pvaripo fro,,, -, -.