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

NI, d1ld mi w Iil1l
Monday and Tuesday on business
visit to Spokane.
Mrs. Earl Buckingham left tins
week for a short visit at the OLD
home in Bowbells, N. D.
Mrs. Fred Gooselaw and daugh-
tiers. Miriam and Patricia, left for
Spokane Sunday They will re-
turn Saturday.
Mrs. F. H. Davis of Brodhead,
Wis, and Mrs. O. G. Jones of Red
wing. Mimi, arrived Saturday for
a two weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hoffman.
Hear the worlds smallest, yet
most powerful radio You'll want
one. $685. at Honeys. 1t.
Miss Mildred Landstrum of Sc
attic has been a guest of Lamar
Rowland this week at the Rowland
+ home. Miss Landstrom is leaving
today for New York.
Mrs. Christine Graham returned
! the first of the week from Thompson
Falls where she had spent severa
weeks with her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Raclcot
! Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Chef left thi:
week on vacation trip for WISH
with relatives and friends IN Ana
conda. Butte and other Montana
cities Enroute they planned te
tour Yellowstone park.
The West Libby Birthday club
pleasantly surprised Mrs. McGrev
at her home Monday afternoon. The
afternoon proved an enjoyable one
and at 4 o'clock a delicious lunch
was served. They will next NEE
at the home of Mrs Smith.
The Western News wishes to rec
tify a mistake which appeared II
last weeks issue. 1t was Mrs. Free
Manicke and Mrs. E. A. Rice, in
stead of Mrs. A. c. Herbst who hat
charge of the Libby booth at thu
Northwestern Montana Fair at kal
ispell
Daily arrivals of Women's dresses
coats and hats Cheff's DR..
| Goods II
Mrs. r. E. Jacobs and Mrs. Bessi
| Mckay of Spokane spent Saturda.
and Sunday at the home of Mr.. an
| Mrs. Howard Turner. They cam
to see their sister, Mrs. ]. II. Huff
| man, who has been quite i'll for som
time. Mrs. Huffman is Mrs. Tur
ner's mother.
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lyons an
y H~ AHrc 7 n
mon Townsend left Saturday fo
: Lewiston, Ida. where they wi
: make their home in the future
They have purchased a service st;
: ton and tourist cabins and will cor
:: duct that business.
: Rev. E. E. Paulson of ST. CLIQUE
: Mimi, was guest last week of NJ
: and Mrs. Gilbert st. Marie Tt
: Rev. Mr.. Paulson, with two friend
: had toured Yellowstone park ar
: had expected to spend some tin
: here but was called home Sunda
: by the death of brother.
Mrs. r. w. LeDuc, Mrs. E.
= Jaqueth and Mrs. " f. Paddock re
: turned Tuesday from a. vacation
: Yellowstone and Glacier parks. The
: attended the Eastern Star gran
: chapter meeting at Billings and err
: tered Yellowstone over the neN
: Red Lodge-Cooke City highwa,
made the loop and left via Gard
: ner Gateway. They report a mo.
: pleasing trip.
: A letter from DR.. ]. w. Churcl
: from Mineral Wells, Texas, wheI
he is spending a month at clini
says I'VE had wonderful trip con
: ing down here and are standing tt
: heat very well for a couple tn;
: has lived in the north as long as "
: have. This is a very beautifl
: country, with lots of trees, rive
: and lakes. The wells here al
: drilled and reach a depth OF aJai
: $50 to 800 feet.The water seems
: be very beneficial to lots of pc,
: pie. We will be back in Libby Il
. first week in September and reac
: to go to work again" DR.. Church
: attending psychological and hern
: clinic at Mineral Wells. 1t is a
: tended by large number of do
= tors from all parts of the Unite
: States. There were more apple
9 tons for the clinic than could be a
= copied The Mineral Wells indie
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