The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-02-16

Al McGraw was in from Happy's
Inn yesterday.
New shipments of formal dresses
just in.-Cheff's. It
Carlton Joughin was business
visitor in Spokane from Sunday to
Tuesday of this week.
&. E. Jaqueth left for Missoula
this morning to attend to business.
He expects to return tomorrow.
Perry Thompson, forest service
regional personnel man, is expected
to visit the offices of the Kootenai
forest next week.
St. Luke's Y P. S. Waffle Supper
Monday, Feb. 20, M. R. Karnes res
ldence; all you can eat for soc.
Serving starts at $50 1t
Both the Pioneer Meat Co. and
Curtis Hardware have been painting
fixtures and doing general cleanup
work around their respective bust
nesses.
The Masonic dance held Satur-
day evening at the temple. was en-
joyce. by an exceptionally large
crowd. Gus Delzer's orchestra furn-
ished the music.
Field Preston, employee of the
forest service, is now on vacation
Mr.. Preston is spending some time
In Spokane and the remainder in
Great Falls.
Seeley Bache of Libby was arrest
ed by Patrolman George Mourar last
week for violating the license law
He forfeited a fine of three dollars
IN Justice J. w, Haigler's court.
Mrs. Wayne Shanahan enter.
tanned group of friends Saturday
evening at dinner party in honor
OF her husband. Guests present were
Mr.. and Mfrs. James Christie and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson.
Mrs. Carl Crane left for the
Cheyenne Indian Reservation in
South Dakota this morning Mrs.
Crane received word yesterday
morning to report for work as soon
as possible.
The picture of Leroy Carlson. ap-
peared in the A. 0. u. w. magazine
recently. Leroy is a junior master
workman of Libby club No. 10. Mrs.
carlson is assistant supervisor of
the local club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langsdorf
came IN from Spokane the latter
part OF last week for visit with
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie Langsdorf They returned
to Standpoint yesterday.
Ira c. Miller was business vis-
ltor. IN Kalispell the middle of last
week. He reports that the strong
WIND IN that district made the cold
spell OF a week ago especially pen
etrating and disagreeable.
Thos. ]. Kennedy, an attorney
from Omaha, Neb, was in Libby |
the first of the week working in
connection with the application of
the Glen Lake Irrigation Districts
application for PWA allotment. u
The commercial club will meet
this evening at the PRESBYTERIAN
church. Harold Miller, acting
chairman of the public improvement
committee, will be in charge of the
evening. Several other features are
lined up also.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], F. Bowen re
turned from vacation in Portland
last Monday. They visited for
week IN that city and Mr.. Bowen /
reports that the weather was a
great deal worse than it was in
Libby.
Mrs. P. E. Chef returned to her
home here Friday after spending
the greater part of a week in Sc
attic attending the semi annual
style show. Mrs Chef reports that
there were many beautiful creations
displayed and that she purchased
number of them for the Chef Dry
Goods of this city.
The Catholic ladies are promising
the public another enjoyable even
ing at their Bingo Party to be given
Friday night, the 18th, at Legion
hall Bingo will be the diversion
of the evening. Try your luck; +
maybe you will win one Of the MANY
really valuable prizes to be given
away. And then there will be that
grand prize for the most lucky one.
Sandwiches, coffee and doughnuts
will be served throughout the even
ing. homemade candy for sale. 1t