The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-12
Rex Mccain left Tuesday fol


New York
Jack Num- was in Troy the later
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Barrett were
in Spokane last week.
Jean Riley of Kalispell was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. Bud Feenan was business
visitor in Libby Thursday, coming
up from Troy.
Mrs. Fred Clark spent Mothers
/ Day in Fortine visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. H. Greenbury.
Wholesale factory prices on Dia-
mond Tires and Prestolite Batteries.
Central Service Station. 1t.
Fred C. Clark, Christmas tree
agent, now located in Eureka. was
in Libby on business Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Reedy vaca.
toned in Spokane and Kellogg last
week. They returned early this
week.
The main line and sprinkling pipe
for the swimming pool arrived re-
Gently. Installation will take place
this week.
Mrs. F. R. Baney and son Duke
spent the weekend in Spokane. The
youngster had his eyes treated
while they were there.
Robert S. Mccoy and H. c. White.
house, consulting architects, were in
Libby Friday and Saturday. These
men are with a firm in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs M. D. Rowland, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Johanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Westman, Mr.. and Mrs
o. R. Griep went to Whitefish Sat
urday for district meeting of the
Moose lodge.
Audioscopiks Sensation-See the
Third Dimension unfolded on the
screen. We especially urge chill
dren to attend the matinee. Koo.
tenai Theatre. It..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watson of
Thompson Falls visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Parker Sun
day Mr.. Watson is supervisor of
the Cabinet forest.
w. L. Maloney, construction en-
gineer for the new swimming pool,
was in Libby Saturday Mr.. Ma
loney brought the completed plans
for the pool with him.
Don't neglect your beautyl Regu-
lar SIS permanents $3.50 till June |.
The Eleanor Beauty Parlor. st.
E. w. Richards and Bill Baeth re-
| Gently snapped homes. Richards
moved into town occupying Baeth's
. home while Baeth moved to the
country home which Richards had
been occupying.
The Rev. Frank B. Hills of Kal-
ispell was in Libby Sunday ane
conducted services at the First Pres.
byterian church He came as the
official representative of the Kal
ispell presbytery.
Neil Rice, forest ranger from the
Kalispell district, was IN Libby OF
business during the later part O
the week. Mr. Rice attended tht
foresteris dance Saturday night ant
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Karnes, Ken
meth karnes, Bernice Staskiven
harry Karnes and MIR. and Mrs
Il Elmer SWitzeT motored to Kalispel
Sunday where they met Mr. ant
Mrs. Dick Karnes of Poison.
Af,er attending tie Moose distric
convention at Aihitefish Saturday
MI. and Mrs. Quo Griep and Nj
ind HRS hans \, estman spent Sun
c1y On a trip 10 halspcll and Som
ers where they visited With ii
Westman's relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Lamptor
Mr.. and Mrs. Gino Benedict an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamp
ton motored to Eureka Saturday I
attend a family reunion ana t
on Mothers day. Over so were pres
ent at the reunion.
The First National Institute {
Allied Arts under personal super
vision of Ruth hampton announce
beginners classes on violin an
Hawaiian guitar. Instruments al
furnished and pupils will be IL
structed for pubic performance
Phone Bonn or call at 822 Michiga
Ave, across from Mill Row. /
Mrs. E. P. Woodwork was hoste.
to group of ladies Saturday aftel
noon honoring her daughter-in-lay
Mrs. John Woodwork, who was
guest here from Spokane. The ladit
enjoyed the afternoon with the
sewing and visiting. Refreshmen
I were served at long table on Whic
was a gorgeous centerpiece Of tulip
. Charley Allen reports that h
Libby Midgets did lot of goc
work at the cemetery last Sunda
They cleaned up % neglecte
graves. The energetic youngste
who did the good work were Worr
Thompson, Loyde Thompson,=Ju
Delzer, Chuck Smith, Don Smith, E
Mooney, Jack Midyett, Harry Mo
ILeyde Moe, Junior Munroe, j
Johnston, Silver Dutton, Bill
Thompson, John Solem, Lar
Wickin, Corkey Williams, Norma
Wickim, Donald Anger, Dona
Stevens.