The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-21

4 HIldlS Hanson is WORKING III the
Kane Bakery during the absence Of
t Arlene Cloutier, who is on visit
to her parents at Shelton, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Crotteau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Burpee drove
to Kalispell last Sunday for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Rowland re-
turned from Missoula Thursday af-
ter attending to business and visit
ing in that city.
Zenith Washing Machines $42.95
and up. Curtis Hardware. II
Mrs. j. c. Allison returned Sunday
from Spokane where she has spent
several months visiting relatives.
Her grandson, Jerry Ogle, returned
with her.
NOTICE-Date of w. O. T. M.
card party changed from March 8
to March %. Everybody welcome.
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Mrs. c. J. Martin drove to Mis-
soula last Thursday and brought
her son. Harold. home for the week
end. Harold is student at the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller left
Monday for Vancouver Wash, called
by the death of Mr. Miller's mother
They expected to be joined in Spo-
kane by their daughter, Miss June.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Olson went
over to Great Falls Sunday where
they took delivery of handsome
new eight Oldsmobile and drove it
home, arriving Tuesday.
The Delta Dek bridge club met
with Mrs. Dexter Shaurette last
Thursday evening Mrs. Emmons
Hampton was winner of high prize
and Mrs Wavne Kemper received
the guest prize. Mrs. Shaurette
served a delicious luncheon at the
conclusion of the games.
Mrs. w. S. Gibbons of Eureka was
in Libby Friday for a short time.
She had motored to Libby with Mrs.
Jessie Fagerberg. county superin-
tendent, who had been calling at
Eureka The two ladies drove to
Libby by way of Kalispell
Miss Ruth Switzer returned home
Saturday from attending a school
for WPA recreational directors at
Butte. She missed the bus at Kali
ispell. and therefore her father, FL
mer SWitzer, ST., Leo Cloutier and
Ray Croy drove to Kalispell after
her
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cloutier. Miss
VII To
Harris. Jr.. and daughter Mary left
SUNDAY morning to drive to Spo-
kane for a short visit in the city.
After a day or two in Spokane,
Miss Cloutier expected to 60 on to
Shelton Wash, for a visit with her
parents
The T. c. club was entertained
last Saturday BY Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Young at 6 o'clock dinner. After
wards the evening was spent at
cards. High score prize was won by
Mrs. c. w. Gildea, second high by
Mrs. Young and the consolation by
Mrs. Israel Crotteau.
Libby relatives and friends are
in receipt Of an announcement from
DR.. Paul ]. Pival which states that
he is opening a new office for the
practice of his profession in Seattle.
He will be located in the General
Insurance Building. After finish
ing his interneship in Seattle hos
pital, DR.. Pival took charge Of the
office of a Seattle dentist who
wished to take further studies. He
is now opening his own office.
A window exhibit that is attract
ing considerable interest is bar
rel cactus in the window of the
Gamble store The cactus is some
thing new for this district and was
brought here from the southwest by
j. w. Barrett. He brought it as
gift for Mrs. Hugo Anderson, who
is great lover of plants and flow
ers and always has a fine flower
garden around her home. Mr.. An
derson has planted the cactus in
tub and hopes that it will thrive
and blossom.
I1rya Nur,.hnr Affnud Funeral