The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-06-13
LOCAL /
HAPPENINGS

/ NiSltiiiS ii1o POI Nils itt wills NAeJ
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bickmore of
| Downey Idaho, visited with Willis
Christensen early this week.
Miss Beverly Graham of Kalispell
visited with friends and former
| schoolmates in this city Monday.
Miss Jean Kienitz and Miss Paul
inc Klenitz left yesterday for Spo-
| kane where Miss Pauline will enter
summer school.
Pipe dies from II inch to one
inch at wholesale prices Curtis
Hardware. 1t
i The r. N. A. Mountain View Sew
ing Circle will meet at the home
| of Mrs. Bertha Krebs on the even
ing of June 20
II Mrs. j c. Allison expects to leave
| Monday for Bend, Ore, to spend the
| summer with her son, Writ Allison,
| who is employed there.
II George Krebs spent five days last
week visiting with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles Krebs. George is
| employed in Great Falls by Mont
| gonlery Ward.
| Robert Neils returned from Seattle
| this week where he has been stu
| dent at Washington State Univer-
sity and from which he was gradu-
| ated this spring.
| Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Baney left
| Thursday for Warm Springs where
they took George Reynolds who was
| recently committed to that institu-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Baney returned
| Monday
II j. B. Farris and son of Troy left
Saturday morning for Butte where
| they met Mrs AFarris From that
city they motored to Kenyon, Mimi,
where they will visit with relatives
of Mrs. Farris for month.
| Summer School Dancing every
| Thursday from / to 6, at Moose
| Hall-Mrs. Graham Caldwell. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson and
son, Gordon, and daughter, Bev-
erly, of Westborough, Wis. lef
I Monday after spending several day!
visiting at the home of MIR. ant
| Mrs. Ferd Peterson.
/ Dick Veldman returned to Libby
during the past week to spend tn,
summer vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Veldmarl HI
is student at Washington State
College, Pullman.
Mrs. A. L. Brock and daughter
Miss Gwen, arrived in Libby Fri
day from Great Falls where Mis-:
Gwen had been attending college
and where she completed the course
and was graduated this spring.
Il Edward Neils, student at Wash
| ington State College, Pullman, re
| turned to Libby last week to spenc
the summer vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neils.
II Mrs. Art Brock, Miss Gwen Brocl
and Connie Blackwell returned Fri
day evening from Great Falls. Mis-.
| Brock has been attending college il
that city and was graduated at tht
end of the school year.
II Miss Jane LaMunyan has returned
| to her home here from the Wash
| ington State College of Education
at Cheney, where she has been
student. She will spend the summe
with her mother, Mrs. Carrie L;
Munyan.
II The Oranges of Eureka, Libby ant
Leonia are planning picnic a
Rainy creek Wednesday, June Is
All members are urged to attent
and bring their families They ar,
also requested to bring food ant
dishes.
II Thomas D. Long has been invitet
to deliver an address at Flag Da,
exercises at Kalispell tomorrow, ant
has accepted the invitation. Hi
address will be part of a patricti
| program staged by the Elks of tina
city.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Simons of Spokan,
are in Libby this week. Mr.. Simon
is doing assessment work on a min
| ing prospect and Mrs. Simons i
| trying her luck at fishing of which
| she is an enthusiastic devotee.
H WEIGHS Drug Store accounts ar,
| payable at the WEIGH Gift ant
| Jewelry Shop.--Leo S. WEIGH. g.
| Alfred ]. Measure, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. A. Measure of Libby, las
| week received a bachelor Of scienc
degree in electrical engineering a
| Montana State College, Bozeman
He is charter member of the Mon
tana State Zeta Triton chapter o
| the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.
H George Shea of the Eureka dis
i trict, candidate for the democratic
| nomination for county commission
| er, was in Libby Monday in behal
Of his campaign. He remarked tina
| the north end Of the county hat
| had much rain this spring and tina
crops never looked better.
Ii The Bridge Workers were guest
Of Mrs. w. G. Seims yesterday at al
afternoon of contract, with Mrs
| Lionel Shaurette winning high score
| prize at the games. The afternoon
was featured by honoring the birth
day of Mrs. J. A. Krall A large
cake was presented to her which
she cut and served, with the club
members seated at a long table ir
the dining room and on which ap.
peared a gorgeous bouquet of pc
onies and roses.