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

DR.. V. A. Hannigan visited in Kali
ispell over the weekend.
Allen Broom of Troy was trans
acting business in Libby Friday.
H. L. Beebe was in the city yes
terday from his ranch south of
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Croy went into
Spokane last Thursday, returning
to Libby Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Office Maize and
children motored into Spokane
Friday for few days in the city.
OLD PAINTER" house paint.
All colors including white. s1.98
per gallon. Curtis Hardware. It,
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. De Bolt were
at Kalispell the latter part of the
week where they took delivery of a
Buick coupe.
Mrs P. 0. Larsen will leave Sun
day for Philadelphia for visit with
sister. She expects to be gone
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Leach motored
to Kalispell Sunday to visit with
The Women of the Moose sewing
circle will meet Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Dick Butt.
/ Have you heard those rumors
/ that are floating around these days?
that the Catholic Ladies are 60
ing to give the best carnival ever
on Friday night, Oct. IA, in Moose
hall It,
The Libby Wranglers met for the
first time last night in the Presby
terrain church following the sum-
mer recess. There was no stated
leader but the topic for discussion
was general politics and world af-
fairs.
Jackson Howell, zone manager
for the Chevrolet Motor Co., from
Great Falls, and Henry Mullendore,
Missoula, district manager for Chew
rolet, spent Friday afternoon at the
Jaoueth & Charnholm garage trans
acting business concerning the 1899
Chevrolet. They returned to Great
Falls that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Greedy and
Mrs. w. B. Greedy left Sunday ev-
ening on the Empire Builder for Sc
attic. Mr.. Greeley will receive spe-
cia1ists tratment for broken bones
contracted when the horse which
he was riding ran full tilt into a
passing train near Warland five
weeks ago.
Mr.. Hollenbach will give dem
onstration on sewing machine at
tachments to the Farm Womaa's
Club at the home Of Mrs. Halstead
Remp October 5 at 2:30 p. m. Any
one interested in home sewing is
welcome to participate in this dem
onstration The club will have their
regular luncheon and business meet {
ing at ll:30.
Glen Oneal, Jr., left Friday for
Bozeman where he will pursue his
studies at the State College. Glen
will be the only senior IN the
physics engineering course this
year. This course prepares for work
in X-ray, radio, radium, aeronautics
and other branches of higher
physics.
Elmer Anderson and Gilbert Earle
enjoyed fine outing over the week
end when they went as guests OF
the Spokane Chronicle to the round
up at Lewiston, Ida. A representa-
tive of the Chronicle drove in and
got the boys and picked up others /
enroute to Lewiston. He also
brought them home after attending
the roundup. The boys distribute
the Chronicle here and won the trip
in a subscription contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small are
moving to Great Falls where Mr..
Small has been transferred by the
state highway commission. Mr.
Small has been in this part OF the
state for a number of years as rest
dent engineer for the state depart
ment and he and Mrs. Small have
made a large number of warm
friends both here and in Troy, all
of whom regret to lose these fine
people Mr. Small says he will be
employed at present in feeder road
construction in the HyWood and
LeWistoWn districts.