The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-04
LOCAL STUFF

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Hunting and fishing licenses for
sale. Jaqueth & Charnholm. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Conner of
Warland were Libby visitors Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Norris Adams and
son visited with relatives in Kalis-
pell last Sunday.
Miss Grace Kenelty. teacher at
the Manicke school. was a visitor
in Libby Saturday.
Our regular meetings will be held
End and 4th Tuesdays. at o'clock
sharp.-Carpenters and Joiners In
ion. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. August Lindstrom
OF Portland, Ore. arrived in the city
Tuesday Mr. Lindstrom is connect
ed with the Western Pine Assoeia-
ton.
Miss Borgie Eastman. nurse at
St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester.
Mimi. IS visiting this week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Court
right.
The county commissioners held
their regular monthly session in
Libby this week. Commissioners
Hoisington and Frost were here for
the sessions.
D. Z. Skinner of Seattle has been
IN Libby during the past week visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Skinner He expects to leave
for home next Monday
Mrs Fred Wells and baby came
over from Kalispell last Saturday
for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Botchek. Mr.. Wells
ioined them here last night.
Mrs. J. w. Jewell has returned to
make her residence in Libby after
residing in kalispell for some time.
She has rented the house formerly
occupied by Grandma Kienitz.
Dr.. Paul Campbell reports the
birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. John
K. Stephens on April 27 Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephens are living on the
Mrs. Forrest DeRosia, Mrs. S. A
Rasmussen and son, Gary. and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Pritchard left Libby
Monday morning by motor for Pop
lar to be at the sick bed of MIR
Pritchard.
G. A. Norris, milk commissioner
Tor Montana, was in Libby Friday
looking over the local milk situa-
ton. Mr. Norris told friends he was
quite enthusiastic over the new
milk control law passed by the last
Legislature.
Carl Gilbertson was down from
his ranch on the McGinnis Meadows
Tuesday He took back a few of the
scenic folders that Libby is putting
out and will send them to friends
who, he thinks, may be induced to
visit this section.
George Wood and Karl Halverson
left Libby early Sunday morning
and made trip to Eureka, Kalis-
pell Flathead lake, and Hot Springs
where they visited with relatives of
Mr. Halverson's. They returned to
@-i1by III Liz GFGllfilB.
K. F. Staples of Rexford. member
Of the Lincoln county committee of
the Agricultural Conservation Ad
minstralton, attended the soil con-
servation meeting at the community
hall last Saturday and helped the
local committeeman sign up the
farmers.
Members Of the forestry staffs
from Kootenai Flathead and Cabi-
net forests will meet at Logan Me
mortal Park next Sunday for a Joint
picnic. This is the first year that
this idea has been tried and if il
Is a success it may become an an
nual affair.
Mrs. Earl Meisner entertained the
rs. g. club last Friday at a beau
ttully appointed dessert luncheon
The afternoon was devoted to Ri
nochle. Mrs. John Cummings of
Troy captured the high prize and
Mrs. Charles Hubacher received
consolation.
One of the prettiest spots in Lib
by right at the present time Is be-
X 49, Wy viz dppie trees al the r.
Y. Larsen home. The old trees are
a lovely sight in full bloom, hum
ming bees fill the SURROUNDINGS
with music and sweet fragrance
from the blossoms perfumes the air
Tor a distance of nearly half block
from the trees.
]. r. Daigneault of San Francisco
expert machinist with the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Company, was in
Libby Monday and Tuesday max
ing adjustments on the big linotype
m the Western News office. Like
50 many other visitors to our city.
Mr. Daigneault was much impress
ed with the beauties of this district
and said he hoped to be able 10
come back later in the summer to
spend few days fishing.