The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-25

dICil Vi &AAAlAOAANsa ofcAAh $500
days last week at the Montana
Hotel as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Riley.
Mrs. Ethel Long and Mrs. M. A.
Hunsinger were dinner guests at
the E. E. Madden home Monday
evening.
A couple from Paris, France. tour
ing the United States in French
made Terraplane, were guests at
the Montana Hotel one night last
week.
DR.. Boyd of Kalispell was in town
Monday, called on cases of horses
suffering with sleeping sickness. No
fatalities have been heard of so
far.
Miss Hazel Fuller of Newgate is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Davis.
John Buhmiller left Friday for
Camp Perry, Ohio, representing the
Montana Rifle team again this year.
Mrs. Buhmiller and William drove
Mr.. Buhmiller to Whitefish where
he caught the Empire Builder.
Mrs. Rudy Peck spent the week
end in Minot, N. D.
Mrs. Foster Hendrickson and
daughter arrived Monday from
Thompson Falls.
Mrs. Maude Carpenter, formerly
Maude Parker, and daughter of San
ia Cruz, Calf, are visiting friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottorff and
Miss Clara Preston motored to Kali
ispell Saturday.
Misses 3. Cook and Pearl Pike
went to Missoula Thursday. On
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs Sam Cook
brought them home and stayed for
the weekend.
The Townsend club ratified off
two cakes for a total of $4,000 at
their meeting Saturday evening to
help pay rental expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gibbons en-
joyed the company of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bottorff, Miss Blanche Nc
Manus and Chas. Winkley for din
ner Friday evening.
Carl Dierman and daughter, Vir-
ginia, of Oakland, Calf, left for
their home Monday morning after
spending week with relatives
here. While here they spent a day
of fishing in the Yak.
Mr.. and Mrs. A1va Boorman and
daughters and Geo. Ecklund of Som
ers spent Sunday with relatives and
]. friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wolff and
MFR. and Mrs. Harold Gildon of
Fortine, Mrs. P. II. Dierman, Cor
rine and Oscar Knight spent Sunday
on Graves creek picnicking
Chas <. Moore and Mr.. Kelley
district supervisor of immigration
and naturalization, of Spokane spent
Sunday here ON business.
Mrs. Mary Palmer of Trego was 9
Friday caller at the Roy Rhodes
home
Mrs. P. III. Jones, accompanied by
Alex Donaldson, Larry Riley anc
Mrs. Hurst and Fred Marks, at.
tended the county's democratic or
ganization meeting in Libby las
week. Lewis Fetterly also attend,
ed the meeting
Frank Hendrickson was up from
Libby Sunday and took his family
back.
Mrs. Lawrence Harper and daugh.
ter returned to Missoula Sunday
John Mcclure and family are en-
joying a new car
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Benson ane
family have moved into the Carey
house.
The following fishermen triee
their luck on the North Fork Sun
day: VERNE Peltier, j. H. Fleming
: Roy Livengood, Larry Riley, Levi
Fetterly, Jas. Rusk and Jack Hebi
son. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Petite
and sons also spent the day there
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier, Bub
t bles and Jimmy left Tuesday morn
: ing for Portland on a vacation
/: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Muncil o
, Spokane arrived Sunday for visi
with Mr.. Muncil's mother, Mrs c
B. Graves.
: Mrs. Kenneth Graves and chill
dren came up from Libby Saturda,
for visit at the Graves home.
Miss Winnie Mae Drake left Sun
: day for her home in Spokane afte
month with her grandparent
; here.
t Vernon HARDWOOD of Fit. Lawton
: near Seattle, is home for month Oh
: furlough.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. E. vi. Preston an,
! Miss Clara Preston accompanie,
Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger to Post Fall
Monday for a few days visit wit
Mrs Garner.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rusk spent tn
= weekend here from Missouls
: Mrs. Clyde Leonard and Budd
/. Crowley accompanied them here.
I. Miles Garrison, five year old so
6 of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrison
e broke his leg Sunday while playin
t in town.
: Wesley and Dorothy johnson
: children of Mr.. and Mrs. Elme
Johnson, had their tonsils remove
l Monday morning.
@ Mrs. Lucy Jane Spracklen of Bill
r ings returned to her home Thurs
day afterFa month with her daugl
d ter, Mrs. VIM. Hyer.
K Dick Hyer, Bob Voorhees, and Ce
Gil Bernhard left Wednesday for til
n Saltwater on camping fshin
trip.
n Geo. McGlenn, Geo. Day and 30