The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-06-22

Earl Lovick started work at the
Central Service station last Sat
urday
Elmer Phillips was a business Wis
itor in Libby Tuesday, driving down |
from his fish hatchery in the Yak
district.
The % rifle which was given
away by the Curtis Hardware was
awarded to Mrs Ben Graham of |
Ural, June Is.
Can you afford to pay double for
a new roof If you can don't read
the j. Neils Lumber Companies ad
at the bottom of page 5! 1t
Carl Nordine and Miss France
Eaton left Libby for the east last
week where they intend to be mar
ried at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chloe Noel after
visiting with relatives here early in
| the week, left Tuesday for Kalispell
! to visit with Mrs. NoePs parents.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Little of
| Portland, Ore. arrived Wednesday
| for a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wood The Blaines are re-
turning from trip TO the east.
Mr.. c. J. Munter and Mrs. Erwin
Cutler and daughter Connie of Kali
ispell were guests over the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs Norris Adams.
Mr.. Munter is the father of Mrs.
Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mares of Great
Falls surprised Mrs Mares parents,
t. tr
morning when they came for short
visit Mrs Mares will be remem-
.bered as Marie KujaWa.
A strange frontier incident of
1885 The West as it really
was Live with the nine as
sorted strangers on their STAGE
COACH journey Kootenai The
atre, starting tonight. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs Donald HUT of Ia
coma, Wash. are in Libby visiting
with relatives, and are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
: Wood Mrs. HUT is granddaugh-
/ ter of Mrs. Dan Rayome.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Nordine left
for Glasgow last Friday. They ex-
nect to spend some time visiting in
| that city and then will travel on
east. They will be gone for APP
proximately three months.
MIR. and Mrs Clarence Williams
and Mrs Frank Blount left Tuesday
morning for their home at Los An
geles, Calf, after having visited
here with Mr. Williams parents, Mr.
and Mrs Woody Williams.
Moose lodge recently motored to
Troy where they surprised the lodge
that city. They report an excel
lent time and wish to express their
thanks to the Troy lodge for the
southern hospitality.
Miss Gertrude Sahinen Of Butte
has been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Shaurette for the past two
weeks. Accompanied by Mrs, Shau-
rette, her sister, Miss Sahinen will
leave here Saturday Mrs Shau-
rette expects to spend at least one
week visiting friends and relatives
in Butte.
Cashier R. w. Smithberger of the
First State Bank was host Saturday
to five brother bankers who came
here for days fishing Mr. Smith
berger took them to Kilbrennan
lake where they all had a delightful
time at the sport made famous by
lzaak Walton. The visitors were
from Helena Roman, Pablo and Spo-
kane
c. j. Dennis returned Saturday
evening from the A. 0. u. w. grand
u lodge convention in Fargo, N. ID.
Mr.. Dennis says that the prospects
for excellent crops in the eastern
part of Montana and in North Da-
kota look better this year than they
have for many years. He said that
the towns of that section are all do
ing d huge business and conditions
are very good In speaking .of the
convention Mr.. Dennis said II was
the largest and most successful to
be held to date.
A letter from the u. S. Recruit
ing Station in Seattle says that Don
Shaurette successfully passed all re-
qulrements for enlistment and has
been transferred to the Marine
Corps Base, San Diego Calf. for
six to eight weeks Of intensive mil
ltary training. Following this train
ing he will in all probability, be as
signed to duty at one of a number
Of foreign shore stations such as
Hawaii, Guam, the Philippine
Islands or China where marines are
now serving, or to the marine de-
tachment aboard one of the battle
ships, heavy cruisers or aircraft car
riers of the United States fleet.