The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Young spent
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grin Farr at Rexford.
Mrs. ]. w. Jewell returned to
Kalispell Saturday morning, after /
spending two weeks visiting IN /
Libby.
E. N. Woodward, merchant at
Warland, was in Libby Tuesday
helping in the starting of petitions
calling for the bond election for
bridge at Warland
New Shipment of Women's house
frocks -. Chefs. 1t.
William A. Guhr of Moyie
Springs a forest service employee,
was brought to the Libby hospital
yesterday with an infected leg
caused by an axe cut.
Mrs. ]. w. Daniel of Warland was
shopping in Libby yesterday. Mrs.
Daniel said Warland people are all
hoping the new bridge will be built
at that place.
A baby daughter was born to Dr.
and Mrs. F. J. Friedrichs at Tilla-
nook, Ore, on September %. Mrs.
/ VIII pC %
the former Miss Frances Gompf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Krall returned
the first of the week from southern
California where they had visited
Mrs. Kralls parents at San Diego
and had attended the national con-
vention of the American Legion at
Los Angeles.
Monday evening Police Officers
John Harmon and George Bryant
picked up a young half breed In
dian who had stolen rain coat and
a canvas. The stolen goods were in
tact so the officers merely gave
the youngster floater out of town.
Edward Waylett of the Fisher
river district amputated the ter
mial phalanx of the second finger of
the left hand this week while work
ing with a pillow. He was brought
to the Libby hospital and the sew
cred joint sewed on. 1t is believed
it can be saved.
Mrs. Margaret Ferguson was ad
mitted to the Libby hospital Satur.
day suffering from a fracture ano
dislocation of the left leg. Mrs
Ferguson is 80 years old and sus.
tanned the injury when she stepped
out the door and fell. She lives II
the Fisher river district.
Miss Luella McFadden who ha.
been in the Libby office of the for
est service for several months, hal
been transferred to Ogden, Utah
, region four of the forest service
Miss Monica Hobe, from the region
5 al office. Missoula, has arrived tt
J assume her duties.
I Mrs. Jacqueline Van Horn ant
daughter, Erna Rae, and mother
Mrs. Dora Rorke, left Tuesday 70
Aberdeen. Wash, where they vii
visit for short time with relative
and friends. From there they pla
| to go TO Santa Barbara. Calf, Wher
| they will make their home.
| Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, i
| St. Mathews church in Kalispel
DR. Millett Keller and Miss Mar
Robischaum will be joined in tn
bonds of matrimony. They wi
make their future home in Gres
Falls where DR.. Keller is practicin
his profession of optometry.
Mrs. Susan Carleton returned dun
ing the week from a visit with he
son, Harry Carleton, and his fam
lilly at Dufur, Ore Former frienc
of Mr. Carleton will be glad |
learn that although he has bee
seriously i'll and confined to no.
pital he is convalescing now an
has returned to his home.
DR.. Chester A. Clark and Mr.
Emil Johnson brought Lena Barr
of Eureka to Libby Tuesday for a
insanity hearing. The case w;
heard in the afternoon in a cou
presided over by County Comml
sioner Leslie G. Kensler. The lad
was committed to Warm Spring
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Baney lie
almost Immediately after the hea
ing for Warm Springs with Mr.
Barry.
ATTENTION-Persons intereste
in learning the Beauty Profession
get in touch with Mrs. Ann Case
of the Casey Beauty School, Boz
ners Ferry, Ida, as a new class
just about to start. Write for pa
ticulars. Prices reasonable Mr.
Ann DIETRICH Casey, Boomers Ferr
IIIdaho. 1871