The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-10

MI. anu MIS-. george lkeQd OF
Libby were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins.
Practice for IAN Old Kentucky
lGarden," musical production fea-
turing old fashioned songs, is held
each Sunday at o'clock at the
Club rooms. The play will be ready
| for production April % by the
Theatre Guild
The committee composed of men,
beers from each of the interested or
CARNATIONS in the Community Hall
project will meet with the Farmers
club on Saturday for a report on
progress. An important announce
ment is expected momentarily.
Jim Howell returned Sunday from
the De Molay conclave in Great
Falls. Jim reports a grand time and
is planning on attending next year
A chicken dinner with ice cream
and cake - all made by experts
from the Farm club-Will be served
at the Baptist church on March 25s
An hour of entertainment and stunts
will follow the banquet, all for the
/
of the Community Hall fund
Raymond johnson of Bigfork is
spending a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson.
Little Dickey Evjene is reported
| seriously sick with the same malady
(which took his younger brother.
Little Shirley Mikalson is spend
| ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
Alfred Johnson of Fortine
New spring hats, baby jackets
and caps and an assortment of
ladies, silk slips at the Eureka Quail
ity Store. 1t.
| Causalty-the one year old rain
bow belonging to Mr.. Day, gift of
Junior Klinke, is dead. Mr.. Day
mourns its passing for he had grown
very fond of the fish while giving
| it daily food and care At death it
was Is inches long and about five
inches broad When the fish came
to the school in April, it was inches
long-thus giving good idea of the
growth of rainbow trout under
ideal conditions.
| Ben Frost and thirty members
of the Glee Club will 60 to Column
bia Falls this weekend to perform
there during class play,
The old boiler from the old high
school which has been an eye sore
on the street near the school for
some time has been bought by r. r.
Baney and moved to the garage for
installation there.
/, Mrs. Don Robertson and Mrs.
George Brown Of Whitefish called
on Mrs j. Fl. Fleming on Monday
DR.. John c. Killian of Philade1-
phia gave very splendid sermon on
| Christian practice. at the Baptist
church on Monday evening. Follow
| ing the service business meeting
was held at which time ii was de-
cided to invite George E. Harness,
student at the seminary in Berkeley,
Calf, to fill this vacancy MIR.
Harness will graduate in May and
will come here at once with his wife
and three children. =Dr. .Killian- spoke
| at the grade school on Tuesday.
Ezra Duncan. field superintendent
for the district, will hold a three
day session for instruction of Sun
| day school teachers beginning March
10, at the Baptist church. Any
teacher wishing to take advantage
of Mr.. Duncan's teaching will be
welcome.
Lewis Fetterly was a business
caller in Kalispell on Monday.
The RNA Sewing Circle will meet
with Mrs. Fred Rock on Friday af-
ternoon.
The Guild will meet with Mrs.
VERNE Peltier on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Whit have
moved into the Anderson house in
East Eureka.
Jim Whit, ST., was business
caller here last week from Kalispell.
Mrs. c. B. Graves is helping with
the book work at the Montana Mar
| ket during the absence of Mrs.
Kline, due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kirkpatrick of
Kalispell were here Monday. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick remained to be with
her mother, Mrs. Tom Moore, who
| is ill.
w A. Bose of Columbia Falls was
a business caller in this vicinity
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Zeller accom-
panied by Pete Nelson attended the
| funeral of Joseph OConnell, Flat
head old timer, in Kalispell Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. H. Sailing returned Thurs
| day from several weeks spent in
California and Portland.