The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-08-17

part of last week on one OF his OIL
ficiai trips.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Hart ar
rived IN Libby last Saturday even
ing from the east where they were
recently married.
Ray Frost, James Mahoney and
Chef Hoisington met in Troy last
Friday to take up business having to
do with the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Leach and
Mr.. and Mrs William McWilliams
and son of Memphis, Mo. visited at
the Max Sturm home last Sunday
Mrs. F. j. Friedrich and two
daughters of Tillamook, Ore, are in
Libby for visit with Mrs. Fried
rich's mother, Mrs Thomas D. Long
Mr. and Mrs Lee Sleizer and fam
lily motored to Glacier Park and
Great Falls last Friday While at
the Falls they visited with Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Sleizer and attended
the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bulrell left
Wednesday morning to drive to De-
troit, Mich, in their school bus
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new 42-passenger bus and drive it
back to Libby.
The Women of the Moose met at
the Moose hall Tuesday, with the
same jolly number in attendance.
They enjoyed having with them as
visitor a co-Worker from White
fish, Mrs. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Halsey and
children left last week for Portland
where they will meet Helen, their
daughter, and the family will jour
ney south to San Jose, Calf, where
they will spend some time visiting.
Smart new skirts and blouses on
display at Penneys. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Welsh, Mrs.
Leo WEIGH and Miss Mary Stevens
motored to Glacier park Monday.
The c. / Welchs journeyed on to
Minneapolis and Mrs Welch and
Miss Stevens returned TO Libby that
evening.
Patrolman George Mourar reports |
| that he arrested Dwight Atkinson,
Roman, on reckless driving charges
and (. f. Bent of Saskatchewan on
improper passing charges last week I
Atkinson was fined $40 and Bent /
three dollars.
DR. J NJ. Cairns left Libby last
Thursday for his home in Liginere,
Penn, where he will visit with
friends and relatives. Mrs. Cairns
and daughter who have been visit
ing relatives in the east, will join |
him and they will return next week. |
Members of the Moose lodge have /
been busy for the past several days
painting and repairing the. front OF.
their building on California Ave-
This summer lawn was seeded in
on the south side and all of this
work adds greatly to the appearance
of the building.
Mr., and Mrs. Pat Arsers, who have
been visiting at the DR.. Chas. Mar
tin home, left yesterday morning for 7
Sinton, Texas, where Mr.. Arsers
will continue with his position as
music instructor in the schools. Mrs.
Arsers is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Chas. Martin.
Best house paint $500 per gallon
in five gallon lots.-Curtis Hard
ware. 1t
Mrs. A. E. Fry and Mrs. VIM. H.
Olson and her son and daughter.
who are visiting here from Iowa
City, Ia, motored to Boomers Ferry
Wednesday to spend the day visiting
with Mr. Frys mother, Mrs E. K.
Fry, and his sister, Miss Marian
Fry They returned to Libby that
same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker and
Mrs. j. T. Brindley motored to
Choteau and Great Falls, leaving
Friday and returning Sunday. AT
Choteau they visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Robinson, Mrs. Rob-
inson being daughter and sister
of Mrs. Brindley and Mrs. Baker re-
spectively. At Great Falls they
attended the big fair.
L. G. Klenck, who has been Wis
iting at the j. K. Dwinelle home
in Livingston, returned to his home
here accompanied by Mrs. OWN
ellie and daughter. They visited here
for few days and at the present
time are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Trippett at the BPR camp south
of Libby. Mrs. Trippett is Mrs.
DWinelle's daughter.
The new fall pepperill prints are
in. 19c yd.--Cheff's. 1t
The First Lutheran Bible camp
started last Monday at Twin Lakes,
Idaho. Harold Olson, pastor of the
local church, and Alice Hetle, Alice
Larson and John Corbett all left
James t. Mitchell of Great Falls,
tax agent for the Great Northern
Railway company, was in Libby the
first of the week in connection with |
adoption of the new county budget |
by the county commissioners.