The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-02-29

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Miss Joyce Daggett and Butch
Stolarczyk motored to Whitefish
for the basketball tournament last
Saturday.
Miss Violet Brunette, Missoula,
sister of Mrs. Charlie Powell, visit
ed at the Powell home from Satur-
day until Monday.
r. w. Smithberger and Paul
Church drove over to Kalispell Mon
day and were indicted into the
Elks lodge that night.
Are you troubled with wrinkles,
blues, tears? Have them washed
away Friday evening at eight o'clock
at the Junior High auditorium. 1t
Jack Rowland returned to his
studies at Missoula Sunday after q
four-day visit with his parents and
| friends in this city.
A. Granbauer returned Friday
from Spokane where he spent the
greater part of the week attending
a convention of mining men.
For information concerning
Health and Accident Insurance see
E. M. Bitterman. 40l E. Lincoln
Blvd. 40-4l
Mrs. v. w. Weller came in last
week from Spokane for a visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Brown, and with
friends.
Carole Jane Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, visited
with her parents and friends here
last week. She is a student at
Cheney.
Mrs Hans Westman entertained a
Saturday afternoon, honoring Mrs.
| " w. Weller who is visiting here
from Spokane.
F, Owen Bateman, salesman for
Johnson & Johnson, visited with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. E.
Bateman, and attended to business
over the weekend.
| The laundry lady's daughter will
wash those blues away Friday ev-
ening at eight o'clock at the Junior
High auditorium. 1t
Word was received yesterday that
| Mr.. and Mrs Art Greeley of Mis-
soula are the parents of a little girl
named Janet The young lady
came into this world February %.
The L. T. S. club met with Mrs.
D. 0. Mount on Friday for the reg
ular weekly luncheon. Non-mem-
Der guests were Mrs. Byde Lamey
and children of the Fisher River
country.
Next meeting of the 60-60 club
at 8 p. m. March in the Com
munity Hall. Everyone welcome.
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Mrs w. H. Bessey, Mrs. Ernie
ShaWhan and small son, Master
Dale, left yesterday for Spokane.
The youngster will receive treat
ment at the Shriner's hospital while
in that city.
| Don Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Olson, left Tuesday evening
| for Rochester where he will enter
the Mayo clinic to determine what
shall be done concerning his verte-
bra ailment.
| E. E. Jaqueth was at Great Falls
the first of the week to attend a
meeting of Chevrolet dealers. Prom
inent officials, in charge of sales,
were present from Chevrolet head
quarters in Detroit.
Mrs. Harold Miller was the
charming hostess to a group OF
ladies Tuesday afternoon at bridge
dessert. At the games Mrs. Ralph
Tone won the high prize and Mrs.
E.. M. Davidson won low.
Do you have unsolved problems?
ASK the Professor" Friday even
ing, eight p. m. at the Junior High
auditorium. 1t
Mrs. George Staffanson left Sum-
day on the Empire Builder for her
home in Deer Lodge after spending
the past week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hall. Mrs.
Hall is the daughter Of Mrs. Stat
fanson.
Miss Helen Hargreaves arrived
from Missoula Saturday to visit
with friends and relatives until
Monday Miss Hargreaves is en-
p1oyed at the regional headquarters
OF the forest service but formerly
worked at the offices here.
The Sans Souci club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Graham Caldwell at the home
Oh Mrs. Don Hargreaves. Contract
was the diversion Of the afternoon
with high score prize won by Mrs
Darrell Shaurette and low by Mrs
George Botchek. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Wilbur Davidson was host.
ess last Thursday afternoon to {
group of ladies. The afternoon was
devoted to bridge, Mrs c. v. Man
ion capturing high score prize anc
Mrs. Harold Miller taking the con.
ISOLATION The affair was George
Washington birthday party and wa
much enjoyed. Refreshments Wer
served.
The members of the Les Hui
club were guests of Mrs. Lid;
Mosher at a 100 bridge desser
Tuesday afternoon. Afterwards con
tract was enjoyed with high scor
prize won by Mrs. Mary Hargreave
and second high by Mrs. Israe
Crotteau Mrs. Joe KujaWa won