The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-11-16

Il Walt Katarzy, Mike Decker ano
Byron Pitcher were visitors in Mis-.
soula last Saturday and Sunday foI
the MontanaGonzaga game.
Old papers for sale. Call at this
office. II
| Fred Robinson, lumber dealer
| of Great Falls is guest of Walter
Neils. The two gentlemen spent
some time hunting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vanderwood
have recently received word that
a baby daughter was born to their
son John and his wife, at Billings,
Mont.
Mrs. " w. Weller visited in Libby
during the past week, from Spo-
kane She was accompanied back to
the city by her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
ford Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Kedzie will
motor to Kalispell tomorrow where
Mr.. Kedzie will attend a one day
school of instruction sponsored by
the state unemployment service.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Throop of
TROOPS Lake were hosts to Mrs.
A. c. Herbst and Miss Grandjean
Tuesday on fishing trip to Heron
Rapids. Everyone got the limit of
fish, with much beautiful scenery
thrown in.
Miss Inez Ratekin, county libra
rian, was at Troy and Eureka the
first of the week talking before
schools and arranging features for
observance of national book week,
which is being observed nationally
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Kienitz, who
are making their home in Homo
lulu, Hawaiian Islands, but who
have spent the past several weeks in
Libby, will leave Sunday on a re-
turn trip TO Honolulu Before TAX
ing ship they will spend Thanks
giving with daughter of Mrs. Kie-
nitz's in California.
Mrs. Fred Clark returned to her
home here November 5 after an
absence of approximately two
months. Mrs. Clark spent some of
the time with Fred, Jr., who is at
tending the state university at Iowa |
City, and the remainder of the time |
at Rochester, Mimi, where she was
patient at Mayo's clinic.
Of interest to everyone and es-
pecially to those in the Red Cross
will be the short subject at the Koo-
tenai Theatre Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Angel of Mercy depicting
some of the highlights in the career
of Clara Barton who was RESPONSE I
bic for the formation of the Ameri- |
can Red Cross 1t I
Libby people will be interested
in the news that the Forsyth high /
school football team, coached by /
Charles Martin, Libby young man,
won the district championship in /
that part of the state. The Forsyth
team was defeated in a play-off /
game by Wolf Point. that team |
having defeated Glasgow in another
district contest.
The road machinery Of both the
Lyons and Nyberg companies was
being moved out of Libby this week,
as their work on No. 2 south Of the
city has been completed except for
the oiling, which will be done next
summer. The Union Construction
Company, which recently was
awarded a 14-mile contract, has es-
tablished camp at Happy's Inn and
is already on the job
With a 40 per cent increase in
army and navy personnel voted by
Congress, your Red Cross will be
called upon for greater service in
the year to come Last year, Red
Cross assistance was given in more
than 100000 instances for members
of the armed forces and for veter-
ans of past wars. Answer the Roll /
Call of your chapter between No
vember II and 80.
This year, the Red Cross trained
its one millionth life saver. Since
this program was established Is
years ago. thousands of lives have
been saved through greater knoWl-
edge of water safety and the ability
to meet emergencies. Join your
Red Cross chapter during Roll Call
this year and add your name to the
millions of Americans who are COM