The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-09
Says Carnival
Night To Be
Hilarious
More Fun for Everyone
Promised by Libby
Lions Club.
QUIZ CONTESTS FOR
OLD AND YOUNG

| Saturday evening will be gala
gala for residents of Libby and sur
rounding country for it is the night
of the Lions club Carnival and Quiz
Contest. The doings will start off
with bang promptly at o'clock
when the concessions open for bus
mess. Free dancing will take up
portion of the time and the Quiz
! Contest will be new feature never
tried by local talent.
Don Orr, general chairman of the
affair, stated this morning that prac-
tically everything is ready to go.
He said his committees have been
working hard and have something
new and different to offer those
who want to have some good, clean
fun.
Professors Bill Quiz" Farris and
Paddy Quiz Rowland report an
exceptionally interesting group of
questions are ON the line ready to
be answered According to Mr..
Farris the questions will be in two
/ groups, one for the old timers and
one for the youngsters. The inter
esting part of this set-up is the fact
that questions are of local ma
ture, thus giving the contestants a
chance to see how much they know
of the historical and current affairs
of their community Admission to
this feature will be five and ten
cents
OF course Bingo will take big
part of the show and Ballyhooer
Len Brown is getting his lungs in
first class whooping and hollaring
condition to attract the crowds away
from the other concessions and to
his stand
Max Stur1n and Jimmy Harris
have some slight of-hand work up
their sleeves and Don warns the
crowds to keep weathef eye ON
these two birds and their carnival
stunt.
OF course the Miller and Joughin
b Wheel of Chance will be the one
place at the carnival where the
gambling public may get square
deal. With these two up and COM
ing business men in charge of the
gadget the public need have no fear
of taking a "rouping." "All is fair
in love and war;" Mr.. Joughin stat
ed, land we're not making love-
Past Presidents James Krall and
Christie have been given the diff
ficult game of the show. Darts, it
is called, and these two young fell
lows have been practicing out in the
alley for nearly two weeks. They
believe they are experts now but
more than likely will get the stuff
, fins beat out of them by some real
experts.
, Then there is Master Jackie SWar-
ems who has been turned loose with
game he says is the easiest thing
on the pike. 1t is nothing more nor
less than shooting gallery, land q
greater cinch is not in this neck oil
the woods" says Swarens. That
) old time trigger man, Harry Hough
will be present at this stand to keeE
the guns loaded and furnish advise
on proper stance, correct pressure
of the trigger finger and other in
: cidentals that the ordinary person
; knows nothing OF.
= In this corner Lions Barkee ane
2 LeDuc have fixed up swell fish
/ ing pond at which place all sucker.
i will be caught and disposed of. /
+ you want to get in practice for thu
r opening day of fishing season her,
. is your chance.
4 There is Paul Church in a pair 0
basketball shorts and he is trying
to make little money shooting o
trying to get the folks to shoot
few baskets-for prizes, too. Pau
: is either rushing the season or start
> ing late for the high school coacl
= just said the other day that the of
: ficial basketball season wou1dn'
: open until next winter. Oh vel
: Paul looks good in shorts anyway.
No one seems to know just Wha
= Doc Campbell and Graham Cadwe
= are turning out but when docto
ie and fish hatchery man get togethe
the public can rest assured it wi
be good Seems as though the doc
dad is called a Cat Rack and Doc
setting the pins. This will have
n remain mystery but regardless
= that, all bad things will out.
Speaking of clever ideas, har, ha
silAS oAiI "iAA eufN JoA il6llt oiA y "
feet Karl Klehm and Clay Parks
have couple of booths set up ar
one is for men only and one is fl
women only-but dang it, that is q
the further they would let this r
'1porter 60. However, confidentia
ly, those booths have ben seen
him before and he is under the in
preston that come what may thu
may be needed before the evenii
is over.
The four biggest eaters in t
club have been put in charge of t
eats SO If they make any money
selling their wares instead of e;
ing them, it will be distinct ST
prise to the whole dang outfit.
course Richards, Brindley, Sell
and Bergstrom are all noted for thu
tasty delicacies, especially ha
burgers, and II you get to tn