The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-26
George RAINBOW is recuperating a
his home here from smallpox.

George RAINBOW is recuperating al
his home here from smallpox.
The Farm Women's Market has
again set up business for the sea-
son. They are located this sum-
mer in the place used by Mrs. Sweet
this winter and Mrs. Sweet has
moved her baked goods into the
Bolen Market.
A large tent has been SET up on
Main street and evangelistic meet
ings are being held by two young
men.
J. r. Rice arrived here shortly af-
ter Mrs. Rice had moved to Shelby
last week, being sent to Gateway
for the time the tracks are being
taken up.
Miss Patricia Gibbons was elect
ed without opposition as president
of the Roger Williams club, AMOR
ganization of college young people
connected with the Baptist church
Miss Hazel Benda arrived Mon
day from Conrad where she had
completed a term of school.
The Boy Scouts motored TO Ant
Flat ranger station Tuesday even
ing where they were guests of Mr.
Billings, who furnished the eats
which the boys cooked-and ate.
Sterling Schagel left Tuesday for
Suencer, Ida, before going to Dill
Ion normal for summer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsingel
and children of Kalispell were Sun
day dinner guests of their mother
Mrs. M. A. Hunsinger in celebra.
ton of her birthday.
Word has been received here oil
the death of Mrs. Danforth, for.
mer resident here and member Of
the Methodist church and Eastern
Star, at the home of her daughter
in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Preston re.
turned Saturday from Spokane &C.
companied by Mrs. Alfred Hunsing
er and Miss Dorothy Garner, who
will spend the summer with Mrs
Hunsinger in Kalispell.
Ray Waller arrived Sunday for 9
two weeks vacation at the home oil
his mother. Mrs. Waller is expect.
ed Thursday to join him for the
remainder of the time.
| Mrs. Gertrude Rogers arrived tht
first of the week after completing
a term of school in eastern Mon
| tana.
Mrs. Marvin Green and children
are visiting here from Libby at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. r. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Fetterly, &C
companied by Mrs. John Buhmiller
motored to Missoula Saturday where
they met Robert who has completed
a second term of school at Shawmut
They returned the first of the week
MFR. and Mrs. L. w. Fetterly, W. {
Albee and Frank Salter were Fri
day evening business callers at tn
| Vic Wolff home in Fortlne.
A. E. ROBBIE, Royal Whit, Dare
Roose, E. S. McAllister, Art Berg
Ralph Arnold, and Alfred McCully
went to Libby Monday to work fol
the Lyons Construction Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Sabin ant
Donna motored to Whitefish Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hammond tool
the boys to Coram Sunday wher'
they won the baseball game by
score Of "a to l8
Mrs. John Sweet of Portland /
visiting old friends here now.
Mrs. Ethel Long accompanied b,
Caroline, Mary Gregor, Lois ant
Mary Livengood, enjoyed the picni
of the Ural school on Sunday at tn
/ Ural ferry camp grounds.
Dorothy and Sofie Hunt and Id
Morey of Ural spent the week-en,
with Mrs. Long.
Misses Evelyn Reitan and Alt
Sherman of Whitefish and Eugen
Fleming were Thursday evenin
dinner guests at the VIM. Hye
| home.
I MIR. and Mrs John Rhodes an,
Mrs. Joe Rhodes and baby Of TIL
| Flathead were guests of the Ro
Rhodes family two days last week
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Rhodes and MI
and Mrs. VIM. Greunke were kal
ispell shoppers on Tuesday evening
| Miss Corinne Jones is spendin
4 the week as guest of Mrs. HoWar
Brown at Roosville.
Il Grandma Raber is again SeriouSl
\ i'll at the. home of her daughter
4 Mrs. Leonard.
The Church of God announces
comprehensive Bible study cours
covering the whole Bible by book
beginning this Wednesday evenin
| and lasting for eight or nine week
| All are welcome, and are asked t
| bring note books and pencils. TIL
session begins at 8 o'clock with tn
first half hour devoted to prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark, accom-
panied by Lois and Jeolla Porte
left Saturday for Spokane to spen
the weekend.
Chas. Patrick returned from He
Springs where he went for fe'
days for his health.
Il Mrs. Pearl Bright returned Sur
day evening from Libby where sh
/ had been called by the serious IL
ness of her daughter-in-law, MIR
Bill Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl O. Dierman {
Oakland, Calf, called on the
brothers, c. F. Dierman and P.
Jones, one evening last week. The
were accompanied back by Miss VII
ginia Dierman.
Lewis Cole accompanied c.
Dierman to Kalispell Monday.
Mrs. Columbus Clark returne
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